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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1919-06-04
MEMORIAL DAY
Observed in Ellsworth in Time
Honored Form


Honored Form
Memorial day was observed in Els
worth in the usual manner. The rapidity
with which the ranks of the G. A. r. are
thinning was sadly apparent. Upon Com
mander Small has devolved each year for
several years past the responsibility of
preparing for the observance OF the day,
and with the ranks growing thinner and
age laying heavy hand upon many of the
veterans of the Civil war, his work has
become arduous. 1t is probable that this
may be the last year that the G. A. r.
post will attempt any general program
for the day. The work must be taken up
by sons of veterans, or by the newly or
ganized post Of the American Legion.
In the forenoon, details from the post,
assisted by sons of veterans, visited the
cemeteries and decorated the graves OF
comrades. AT O'Clock the post assem-
bled and with the Ellsworth band and
the drum corps, marched to the hall, es-
corting the orator of the day to the hall.
Former Chief-Justice l.. A. Emery, in
Ellsworth for the day, was called upon
to preside at the hall. Prayer was offered
by Rev. r. H. Moyle, and the festival
chorus sang. Judge Emery then intro
duced NJ. Y. McGown, an Ellsworth boy
and son of veteran, who made pleasing
address. While paying his tribute to the
boys of to-day who had done their bit,
he devoted his remarks principally, as fit
ting the day, to the boys of the sixties
who fought that the Union might stand.
That he touched a popular chord was
| manifest.
| After the exercises, the woman's.. relief
corps served refreshments to the men,
bers of the post, Ellsworth soldier boys
| nd faxu
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1919-06-04

Total rainfall in May, 5ls inches
Average temperature, 522a
May, 1918, 56.47
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1919-06-04
COMING EVENTS.

Wednesday evening, June 4, at Baptist
10 cents.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1919-06-04
LOCAL AFFAIRS
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS THIS wrrh

Vase lost
Sheriffis sale
City ordinance
Union Trust Co
j A Haynes-.Grocer
NJ l. Adams-Hosery
Blacksmith shop to let
HBaker-Optometrist
Thomas Smith-Fish market
Morang's sgarage-Vulcanizing
In nbsnkruptcy-simonC Crockett
AUGUSTA, Me:
Central Maine Power co-Help wanted
BATH;
Higgins Art Co-Help wanted
PROVIDENCE, r I:
E V Bowen, ir-Automobiles
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1919-06-04

SCHEDULE OF MAILS
AT ELLSWORTH PosroFFicE.
In eject, May IS, 1919
MAILS RRcEIvED.
Week Days.
From WEsr--7.27 m; 40 pm
FROM EAsr-1i.11, m: 55l and 1912 D m,
1o.62 mail not distributed until following
morningl
MAILS CLOSE AT PosToPFIcR
dofSG WEsT-lo.4o m; $50 and 900 p m
GoISs EAsT-6.5O a nj; 4.lO m.
Sundays
Arrives from the West at sle m. Closes
for West at $50 pm.
Registered mail should be at postofice half
an hour before mail closes.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1919-06-04
WEATHER IN ELLSWORTH.
For Week Ending at Midnight Tuesday,
June 3, 1919.

From observations taken at the power
station OF the Bar Harbor & Union River
Power Co, in Ellsworth. Precipitation
given In inches for the twenty-four hours
ending at midnight.
Weather Precip-
Temperature conditions itation
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-28
VIRGINIA NEWS

After hearing argument OF o0UIl-
81 or1rl Shs. election held III Bristol
-iys rca il, Judge Floyd L. Roberts,
oF INC corporation court yesterday
handed dom his decision, declaring
that Inc election resulted IN me
success of the change If charter plan
from a city council TO the city man
ac,r piar. The election resulted IN
27S totes beinc cast il favor q Cho
change and 105 against. The odes-
5io7l involved ii the contest was
whether the Law required that a
majority of the qualified voters
should be in favor Of the change OF
whether it required only the vote
cast in the election.
j. G. Hidcn, OF Culpeper, mas an
nounced his candidacy Tor the DEM
ocratic nomination to succeed {. {
Carlin as representative in Congress
from the Eighth Virginia district
Mr.. Hiden was formerly secretary
to John f. Rixcy. He is q lawyer
and IS engaged in farming and ca,"lf
raising.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-28

d The urion, said tnat me settlement
vas made subject ~ satisfaction
being obtained in some points Eet
outstanding. The strike resolution
was rescindcd by inc conference.
An increasing number OF miners
are stopping work II support OF the
full terms claimed by the miners
federation II spite Of the decision or
the delegates Of the miners confer
crce - refer The question ot strike
to vote Of The members AID urging
the mer to continue work until the
ballot is taken.
More than 10000 men are on Strike
in South Wales. and 1000 IN othei
Welsh districts. A large number OF
men also are out in the Nottingham
and Dcrhyshire coal fields.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-28
wOMAN's LEAGUE ORGANIZED
Object is to Push Right OF Sufirag'
Movement Non-Partisan

ST. Louis, March 27.-FolLowlng
The organization of a non-partIsan,
non-militant and non-sectarian wom-
an voters league the afternoon SEES
sion of the National American Woman
Suffrage Association adjourned late
Yesterday without deciding on name
for the league.
The object of the new organization
which is in the form of two houses,
one composed of delegates from Vot-
ire states and the other from non
voting states, is to secure protection
in their right to vote to the woman
citizens of the United States by APP
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-28
What a Woman
Told Us
Yesterday

She was telling us
why she went out OF her
way to buy her grocer
les from us.
One reason she said,
is because I'm always
so sure of getting things
that are good. Besides
you people seem TO Go
everything you can TO
make m y shopping
easy"
Not all our customers
tell us that, but we feel
certain that these are
the big reasons we have
so many patrons and
why we've had them so
long.
We do try to make
buying groceries easy
and pleasant and we Go
try to have the best OF
everything in the gro
Gerry line.
One of the best things
we have and recon-
mend is RYZON Baking
Powder.
We recommend it because we
know it will give our customers
perfcct results. IT'S pure ana
clean. it's always uniform in
quality, It's efficient and ITS
economical. Priced fairly at Az
cents Il pound.
LEACHMAN & SAUM
Alexandria, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-28
ACCEPT BRITAIN'S OFFER
Railwaymen Decide Not to Strike
67.0UO Miners Slap Work

London, March 2S.-Ihc delegates
to the conference Of the National
Union of Railwaymen decided yes
tcrday to accept the offer Of the gov
eminent for the settlement OF taclr
demands.
J. F. Thomas, general secretary
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-28

propriate national and state legisia-
zion ami to increase the effectiveness
Of vomen's E?tes IN effe'ting better
cororTirla1;,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-28
TELEPHONE is

snecial for Friday Saturday. The market very much higher on
na everything YOU need line to some money
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-28

Fresh Pork, b. .............. 20
porterhousc Steak. ID. ........ 40
Sirloin Steak, ID. ......... 40
Round Steak, ID. ............ DO
Roast Beef, ID. .............. so
Leg of Lamb, ID. .............. IS
Lamb Chops, ID. .........,.... 40
Fresh Hams. ID. ........... 30
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-23
AUTOMOBILES
AuroMonIIns roR BALE

NNTfb-'ro uAi" valuable sasIugheAd
rtpfk Tor smslI rGr iH \ condition boS
+'I Brggb. Oss
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-23


TWO capable accountants thoroughly IA.
WNIar with handling Of Lease operations
can make desirable connections with F.,
largo oil company offering splendid on.
porinul', 10 qualified men. moderate shi
ur'oN nnul abilities proven state fully
qualifications, salary. etc sII replies
confidential Address y 64 care world
CARPENTER WANTED Non union must
l' trst class mechanic. Cal sos New
banlc' BIDS
WANTED Al 'oner. married man to take
rharr" ~ genera store mu.t boz expert.
'0rri without children tru,iNorthy 10
take fu', charge, dry goods. clothing
millinery ladies ready To wear. living
r'fs srIrrN 'p store room good salary and
permanent place for right party Ad.
dress y. q hot lAb Tulsa. Okla
WANTED Delivery hoy with r,f,rrncrs
tIN az once Hen grocery, 1901. Ad.
WANTED Young man who wants 10 learn
n1prr hanging and decorating Apply at
l2 $ lawt0n
WANTED Real estate and Insurance so.
hltor W e. Bennett. 2l5aCoIc BldE
A RIGGS NOSE ard lohu.s Watch Chain,
urrcr wear out John has special
CHAIN .oldcrri links. at e. N they fail
fo wear 10 wears q. new chain or money
hsra We have uN, To designs at 81
20 81. h.d Eou say ri1Esf That, my
name. 1000 20 select from We have a
stone thht makes The diamond expert look
'hr second time. fot besut'ul 'a,a'hcrs
g0d cameo brooches we have complete
line quick sale, and small prolt y,
"uE y. John tho RIOS Man. no
-oa'H boston a,rrne
UtIp NANIEp-ar arr. oI clearing
MOSTLY smell ur.lu NJ undrrbrush
ey contract OF day It .J7. Jenks.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-23
REPAIRING AND REMopELiNo
EMPLOYMENT
HELp wANrpr MALE

WANTED Compolcn, tailor. must bo
sober Rcnbcrg. 80 ; Matn.
\ NJ. ! PAINTER Call 1888 Work by
the day or contract. Non union preferred
NANIEp-rhrce magazine sslesmon for
Oklahoma snd Kansas Cau Tor Mr.
hcorEc, room ! Old For Hotel ~ 30
to 80 y. m Men with personality and
pep will find this a winner
hOtNG MAN Bcokkocper. stonographie
cNpc-icnce snlcudpd opportunity Tor ad
Vanccmont Address i64 care World
1liE MOST dazzling. bewilderiug. sparkling
fHsh"s bc seen in John imitation dia
wovd .'"ry tic oius 1ud studs They
Asre that beautiful color ot tho rain
I. NHfr Bul hlur They are cat
and polished with all tho htte angles
ard facets Of 5 real diamond The boys
nv buying those rings and pins and
selling them Al q large profit John ha,
fu'|N J 200 'Inr. SET with beautiful
stones At 81 to s2h. Ten year guaran-
t.'u watch ham, >. ever, huk soldrr"d
John l1o Ring Man, ltg South Boston
ave. Thank you
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-23

Flip NANIEp-'r acre %. clearing
mo'il, smell pecan lJs undcrbrush
BY oouUagt OF day. IA .J7. Jenks,
OLA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-23

FoE RtNr- Two. nice rooms. unturnisArd
Call ti'n
ADMIRAL, E ls.t Three urfurrshed
rooms fos rrui
TWO modern nn'Uraishet south rooms
sink good rr,vhnorhooI us rhIlHrrr
rout rrasoHsb.g Phone -5Gt
ROOMS WITH BOARD 10.
FRONT ROOM NlIo-.rE nath with bo,-d
u private family 'a. lNo. Rofrrsn.e.
HNuHu "t.rI
NlNrH ". i1u- Rohrd ant room ior one
" Two !ogug mtA. A,.o L.eepluE porch.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-23
SITUATION wANTED- MALE A.
Man of 40

thoroughly experienced In all phases
OF oil and gas accounting, would like
to take over the accounting OF an
OF and gas company At u salary OF
not less than $500 TO begin Ad-
dress W, u. C.. care world
4 RELIABLE Young man wants Job as
chauffeur; viii take out Of town lob or
travelling job Can handle any make car
Answer i.57. care World
DISCHARGED soldier wants position in
either oil fields or salesman, or as in
s'ruc,or IN riding, Caa drive any car.
Addro@ g., care world
WANTED Position As grocery clerk. 20
years experience. References John l..
Anderson Phone 5sss
WANTEp--Ry accountant with I years "a
perience In OIL extra work In the eve
ningd; presently employed. Address
y as care World
YOUNG MNN-JuM returned from navy. de.
ttrcs position a. bOokkcepcr. general Of
Ace work good Nrist Phone 32l or
address l.5l. care World
WANTED--Ma with Ford truck wants JOB
hauling Phone Jah0-J.
ANYONE wanting house cleaning, window
washing AMI carpet beating call i959.
SITUATIONS wAHTRD-PEMALE IS
LADY wants position as eAshier or clerk
''N''I ''"-'H
SITUATION WANrED@trpcrienced cash
Ter or grocery clerk can furnish refer.
cnroa. Phone s32l
WANTED Reliable stcnographcr and gen
cral office assiiAnt desires permanent
position with responsible firm AddrcAA
y q Is T. ~. hoN 1870.
WANTED Position as working house.
bcepcr or cook experienced In both town
and country h /, box 1862 Mrs r. b.
Thomas
WIDOW with child wants position as house
keeper Tor Nldows- or bachelor Fay
HcnhcrhnE. general rrlvery Tulsa,
rwQ ,sl,TERS- Experienced in clerical
work wish positions Phone sT2iR
COMPETENT lady stcuograpbsr desires 20.
Fttion m or out Of city with reliable oil
company or firm. Address II. q care
World
srENOGRAPHER- -Rui clerk fling a.
nstant bookkceper desires position with
oil company $40 Phone 59l7l
WIDOW With child 4 wears old wants pou
ton as housekerper. widowcr OF
bachelor homo preferred best of refer.
cn,cs. Phone $40
POSITION as housekrepcr By widow with
little grl NrArh Old. widOwrrs or
bach elors home I'm Tulsa preferred viii
exchange references Address so. car.
World q
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-23
MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES

f luR ENLf 1915 lhre, Dnud,og motor
/ 1Dr ln.ly "r1lpprd ''l Boston
: .--
BOARD AND ROOMS
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS 10
! tIWuOD 50 aa3-For rent. two nicely
! Furnished Housekeeping rooms iron, and
! bars entrance acrcehod porch
! bl RNErlE =. lg2l-T~o rgh, house
Keeping rooms modern c.oao TO car
! Jim" Phone 'ahOj
. BOSTON s. 1898 Two completely far.
hl,h'l hous"kc"pins rooms, modern
'LuSF ~ Housekeeping room, for rent.
'''y'lng furuished rcfcrcrccs t,-
changed Phone 5os3
busToN s. 22a- Modern room, nicely
furnished for Housekeeping, single or
ARCHER " l7n--ono neht hou,et,S.
ing rom for rent Phone 23a2
GrrnRlf, s aoi Two furnished rooms
t"f .Cht housekeeping close In on car
llne private entrance, ne children Phone
fltlN = ,oe NicsS Furnished ,lcrpin;
Or hons'kecrrnE room,
''bWOub : al7.-'rso nice hght house
keeping rooms
MAIN. :. l220--N,cc slite Of house keen
''N", ''1nl ana t'aI 'htr"h''i good
lNIv -,
,on,r .,,'.,'H , "s"t houN'teeplnS
rLnr, siit} "''''" anu D" 'h"'f'''
LANIuN. : Two well FURNISHED light
housekeeping rooms close in, on ear
hhc No children
In ~ not.l lut4,'h"d hsh' house.
irnce, "'m m,, ",o" 'non, a., "T1"t, ,s ronvTh
pnaoe "a, "a per '"oh'h' ga west l"e'i'h.
ron utyr n.,,,. .,........---.--
r,r,ri for l,,S" "y" h"n, ,,tcp,"R pp" po'om q,
home everything farnis6sd Phone
WY or can Al 'IP \ lS~ion
hk\p(, W 5i9- Connecting ligh, house
gy",p'nk rooms, close IN. Phone is'I Or
-. '.'' "'''' " y. W
WHEELING, $, 52i- Ntrc front bedroom
Ana "lhIlS room WIN hiirhon and lV'ng
,'c" c""''n''nt 70 nAth IN
b.b, Nv" ''"S"""S no "o''e''h !" NICE
,,,,-,,,,,,. .......-.---
,iuN' : '"' 'ro meat cream mouse
puE '"on' 5000 wen wafer "Ao
r,,,yn =, ,--..,. p,
IsS, IT,. iup' No n''eh lnr'.sHrh
,shl housekeeping rooms. Phone $3.50.
.Cut,ry<F ,a-
'Lon'.t lNo ''itl MtsP
rommod,fc Ian, no,., "a
ncighborhood rio," in Also sinsIs hon.r
keeping room,
MAIN. 5, 1907 Two neatly furnished
also rnrser pbons 19t5
TWO nit. ,,..t.t.a -. III,
Lon.,aae, '"'n,,n'u ,,I rooms ''r ush'
ing bath FAs md n.tc, h,rni,b,J pbos.
iSAa
tAsirny ,o.
-. i"9 mouet h'uso
Phone b607 "'' ''''4 ''0'' w.
N.vp.t ,--..--.--.--., ,-.---,-,,--
1,.b, th,..t., hi, ~ - rooms furnished Tor
y f's' W W. ''"s'' pA'''t'
ROOMS 70 REET--FURNIsHED IT
CINCINNATI S. 5ie Nice front decp
ing room on first floor Phone ls77
CINCINNATI y ia.i- Mech. furnished
front bedroom close Ia convenient 70
hath. Phone 72i7
posuro. In private home. 20 other roon-
crs garage n desired Phone siGi
FOX RtNT,-One c,tt. large sleeping room
% convenient 10 bath and with or without
garage Phon@ iltb.
BuRNtTrE. H. 1909 2-Nt,rly furnished
stepping room In modern home. Phone
200,
uPSTAlRS slccpinr room adjoining hath
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-23
BOARDS AND ROOMS

WANTED-hUOMs AND BUARD =
ROOM And BOARD fny t~o gchilrmon,
ESQ " Fourth 49, ptke .luj gS
WANTED TO RFNT-By couple nice
isrgc sleeping room on north side pre-
trrTri nothing hlt best location con.
.'d"rei Phone ilIT No Irckry
REFINED youpg Ady enp.o,ed. dc,trc,
clean. cool room. close "a. not over Sl5.
ILna-. ~ l. M
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-23
LEGAL


REALED Blpa will ~ received by the
Board OF Trustees Of Kendall College al iis
office In the City OF Tulsa, Oklahoma, up to
a u. nj ON MAY |, 1919, Tor the construc
tion and completion OF the Eymnasinm 70
be built on tho ground occupied 10y hendaI
Okishoma, according 10 the plans and spec',
fcationu on file at pOS Exchange National
bank Building Tulsa, Oklahoms. and a.
prepared by g 4 Birdsali AehlleeL ger
tilted check In tho sum OF Two per cent of
tho bids must accompany asch bid, The
Board OF Trustees reserves the right 70 ~
jeet any or all Of the bids that might be
submitted
ltge have cash on hands with which 20 pay
for the entire cost OF the erection ana com
pstion Of said gymnasium.
Dated this 18th day of April, 1919
BogARP y9oE TRUSTEES OF KENDALL
py y n KEMP. Chairman.
T., G. WALTER Secretary o
IN Tiig DISTRICT COURT OF rnE
UNITED STATES ron TIN. EASTERN
DISTRICT or oklAHoMA
In the Matter OF Quhliy Laundry
Cleaning Company, corporation Tnlsa'
Oklahoma. bankrupt In bankruptcy No.
2Oil ......,.
CREDITORS
TO the creditors OF quality Laundry
Cleaning Company Of Tulsa, In The County si
Tulsa aud district aforesaid, BANKRUPT.
Notice Is hereby given that on the 22ud
day oi March, 4 u 1919 the nld Qnah,y
Laundry & Cleaning Company wasa daily
sdjadicated hsnkupt; and that the ftst
meetng OF It's creditors viii hr held at the
u = Marshal's office IN tho Federal bnild
ing IN the Cilu Of Tulsa, In said district,
on tho 2Sth day Of April A u, 1919, al ,
O'Clock IN tho afternoon At which umo the
said creditofs may altond, prove thor
claims, appoiu, trustee. examine th" bans
rupt aud transact such other business A.
NAV properly come before said meeting.
Muskogcc, OklAhoms, Aptil IAN. 1912,
A. b McGARR
Referee In Bankruptcy.
II THE DISTRICT CotRr. 0F rHE
UNirEp STATES For rHt EASTERN
DISTRICT OF OkiAHOMA
In h, Matter Of on city Laundry .
corpot -tior of Tulsa oklahoma bankrupt
Ia hank ruptcy, No 2oA3.
NOTICE or SALE ny RECEIVER
Pursuant to an order ~ this court the
undersigned receiver Of tho above named
BANKRUPT offers for sale the property, as
sets and effects OF said hsukrupi cStat"
said property 10 be- sold consists Of con
rlrte laundE nAchln'ry 0uint horses.
WAGONS automobile truck certain real
estate lcafr an the building where the or
tu, lauudry Is now lorstrd ia Iusa OKLA
huus oshld htsrts other than the lease on
tho building being mvoteed Al f6,aaN2p,
The same ma, hS lnspr 'cd by calling the
- Attycr In car, Of the Irja Rf'atrrs As.
sorlalInU iu rily of Tulsa Oklahoma The
sad property N.l Dee sod At pub'ir auction
tt aid receiver ON ihr premises Of the
Oi JIy Laundry If Second street and
t.gin In said tit, ot Tulsa Ok|bhoms. on
tbr 2arh day 81 Nrrl. lglv az ton o rloJa
IN 'hc iottU onu ofrshd day
lHis sale rs fof cAtN aud 'hlrcl 10 cor.
frma'Ion Of The bAukpprH court Dated
tn. lcth day Of Apr.' lNIg.
W 4. RNNsuN Recover !
Tulsa. Oklahoma.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-23

'ULs'A CATER No l89. q = . Meet,
< tho 1T and Ni Wcinc,dhyN Of
,EsEA be month At Masonic Han lirst
LN.yaA Meeting buNur.s second iritta
NE nor and .ucttr Nlt tluh
Nsu y utcts n aud ith WrlucsdayS ot
SsxSp h" month al ? 80 + NJ Visitors
IrituWr
IN Il y ~ A-INnN ~. AZ
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-23

WHY PAY MORE
Expert watch rcpahing Cleaning 81 main
spring 81. crystals gtr Al work fully
guaranteed Railroad work specially For
merly Inspector fot three roads 30 years
experience in the best retail stores aud
watch factories X j Gordon Watch lio.
pnr Shop 4 North Main
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-23
ANNOUNCEMENTS
LOST AND royEC &

Ni'iFN'ol'Ni~' i~'''
LOST AND FOUND 7
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model .r.,r. FL, ,uaI.t n, 40
luII.I lDIr. U,o TOP fresh painted
lHd t.,- Guodt,ar cord t hNun.
lIi t,re"u 49,, lu.a
10 y Lad) . w rn ',' ~'ih damon. diamond
V.t , HttI,"
49,,
roy ~ On lW'' ''r','. Hg'" WI, "h'"'
Wv ,o' '"" '''
M,Ni hHh'h az h"ls reward NhNN'
~ are" NoHd
huNl-~o'c ho,'s shoe" 'l'' ! h'''A W
WIN u" ."' Nonlh MAN "h' I'.'' ~.
wa, Shiih
LOST roo IlorN Nuuh ho.ior ave srs"
bi' hooA containing Liberty hond, about
SH', smai ,hr,.s and r'"'C' ~ Wa
,"n.r ""r, II,.'r adn 80 '''
worm ana recoN" reward
'mn, ns,o. ~ oN H'"'nN wa" Tp", "%S
pGs liheraI reward Mrs Jane, , Wat
son Phone sI7?
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Lo,' w by not ihking ny ear 10 'h"
WNcr,idc b"faFr. where al WORK h g"A'
FOUND \ place whore YOU ,an grl YOUR
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-23
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOS Top mIRR GARAGE

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-04
Findncter Cites Almost
Limitless Agricultural
Capacity of Country as
Basis of Statement
Belieues Half of Woes Are
Attributable to Economic
La,C, Ignorance and So.
ciaI Injustices
BY FRANK A. VANDERBILT

Something of what the great war has
meant to Europe is what have been
trying to describe in the preceding
chapters. We all look at even great
events in the light of our own person.
alities, and what America is most
keenly interested in undoubtedly is
what the great war has meant to
America.
SsThere are some points in respect to
America relative position in the world
that can be defined with a fair degree
of assurance, however. The advantage
of Americas unique position, combin-
ing the resources of the greatest world
capitalist with the resources of the
nation richest of all others in raw ma =
terials, give promise of a material pros
perity unparalleled.
America is almost self contained as
to raw materials. We must import
rubber, but all other rubber -manufac =
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-04

There have been admitted to the reg
ular list of the Philadelphia Stock EX-
change S345.000 additional common
stock of the General Asphalt Company
issued in exchange for S2"o,0o0 pre-
ferred stock. making the total amount
of common stock listed S12 ,GG2 500 and
reducing the amount of preferred stock
listed at this date to S12 of 500; SllOO
additional capital stock of tn" Amer
lean Telephone and Telegraph Com
pany. issued in exchange for Sl4OO con-
yertible AZ per cent bonds of the COM
pany. due 1893. There has been ad-
mitted to the unlisted department 3d.
375 additional capital stock of the Phil
adelphia Electric Company. making the
total amount of said stock listed at this
date SOS, ,206 $50. There has been struck
off the regular list $15S,00O Philadel-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore Rail-
road stock trust certificates. As, due
1921, Cancelled by sinking fund.