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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-02
Great House Scarcity
Throughout England

LONDON. S'rt. scarcity II h"u>-
ing ACCOMMODATIONS throughout England
- causing much Inconvenience and not
n little surfcrinE One man with a VT"
and t"n children was compelled Z" EVH
up his house 1T the expiration OF ia"
l"asc. and having nowhere 10 SO. was
given Accommodations IN the Essex work
house until he could find another home.
The government building program.
which contemplatcs The construction Of
half 4 million houses. is hr,ng delayed.
il - alleged, by endless rolls Of Official
red tape.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-02
Best Treatment for Catarrh
S. S. S. Removes the Cause

tainabie at any drug store. II has prov
on its value N thousands OF cases. Il
will do so in your case. Get 8. SIS.
nj once and begin treatment. II yoUSs II
a long standing case. be sure TO write fol-
free expert medical advice. VIC will tell
you how this purely vegetable blood
remedy clcanscs the impurities from the
blood by literally washing II clean We
will prove TO you that thousands OF suf-
fcrcrs from Catarrh. after consistent
treatment with S. s. g.. have boa0 ePoed
from tho trouble and all its disagreeable
features Don't delay the treatment.
Address Medical Director. $50 Swift Lab
oratory, Atlanta, Ga
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-02
Vast Opium Smuggling
Operations Disclosed

MEXICO CITY. Sept. IA shipment
"r crude opium. consigned ~ Japanese
cigars" WAS imported into Mexico
through Salina cruz on March 20. 1917.
from Kobe. Japan. according to dcclara-
tionS made by w T.. Hermann. de-
scribcd 10y the paprrs here as Ger
man banker" il a deposition made in
court. following vigorous anfi-opium
campaign by IN" press.
Except for raid by police and health
officials and tho legal inquiry in which
Hermann figured. the opium expose has
not been pressed in the courts. Al
though ITormann. in his deposition. did
not Eiva tho size OF tho shipment i'm
ported il 1917. tho newspapers declare
IT totallcd 1000 Kilograms and that. At
present prices, was valued NJ $500. 900
pesos. In the raid crude opium valued
nj 80 0nn pesos was seized. il IL said.
and thousands OF tiny cmrr tins. sup
poscdly used for retailing IA" prepared
drug. were found.
According 10 the newspapers. tn"
profits OF tho opium trade. on the one
shipment referred 10. ran into millions
II pesos II is said that nm involved
svSt"m OF smuggling resulted in most
If tho narcotic being sold in the United
States II was shipped rs cigars" sem
over III" line in automobiles equipped
with louhl" Gasolln" tanks and carried
acruSs IN hand hpEGaE" hp "A hand Nf
Germans. according - tho revelations
here.
Since Tho Mexican 'aw docs not pro
hihit ImportatIuns of opium. IN" federal
department Of health being concerned
/, only in lis sale. IN" drug dealers con-
fined their operations tO sales ny de-
vioUs methods in tho United states.
branches Of tn" organization arc said
20 have operated n Nu"vo Laredo. M"x.,
New York md san Francisco.
Daring their campaign against m"
trarn' tn" papers printed charges and
names Of pcrSonnEcs as though libel
laws did not exist.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-02
Fer the Bloot

ur," YOU get your blood free from
imIurItlrs- Cl~ancd uf the catarrhal
J"i-un~. which II IS now pr"y TO he
carI>" "t it's unhealthy state-thcn you
will be relieved Of Cutarrh- tho dripping
in the throat, hawking and splitting. raw
sores in the nostrilS: and the disagree
abb" had breath. II was caused. in tho
iirs, place. because your impoverished
blood was easily infected. Possibly II
slight cold or contact with someone who
had a cold. but the point is--don't sur-
fer with Catarrh--it is not necessary.
The remedy S. S. s.. discovered over nifty
years ago, tested. true and tried. is OBJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-02
ron. 4 Waak stomach.

Tho great rcl,cf afforded by Chamber
lair.'s Tablets in 4 mutitud" OF cases
has fully proven IN" great ralu" Of this
Irrpar:,t5on for II weak stomach and m
rrircd digestion In many cases this
= lief has hccomr permanent and Inc
.i.fforrrS have h"Cn completely restored
90 health lor sal" hY all dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-02
mAnY ArrENp cE1ERRAr1oNs.

WASHINGTON. Pa. Sept. l.--Sevcral
thousand persons attended tho Labor
Day celebration at Arden Downs by
unions Of Washington. Preceding ~"
c1crciccs the w"rkmcn held 4 parade.
The principal speaker was Walter Il.
Hilton. of Wheeling. The program in
clud'd sporting events, among which
were automobile races
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-02
Hi5 Financial Degree.

Ectghhor-- So your son got his r. A.
and his NJ. \
F1+h.r- Bu: his "A sill supports
him-EoS;on TRANSCRIPT.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-02

CTo-norrow-Don't miss The Primo.
Of Optimists- by the Same author. It
has plot. suspense. tragedy, humor, cN-
max and significancc.(
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-07
FL Sr. Edmundo d. Colon Director de Ia Estac6n ex
permenta de Puerto Rico, quicn trahaia asduamcntc
por c prograsoy adeanto de esa institution.

to: la ley de abonos, La ley dc
c.larontena inspection de plan
tas Y la fofzosa distribution de
800 toneladas de caiia a los agri-
cultores. Girando sobrc cl articu-
laclo de csas tres leycs sc apoya
ell trabajo basico de la Estaci6n.
Es- 10 mas importantc y es 10 mas
principal.
Aparte de todo ESQ, la Estaci6n
presta ayuda los agricultores
con su trabajo investigativo Ana
liza los problemas agrfcolas y con
tribuye a su propaganda y disc
minacion, ,publicando bolctines y
reyistaS Y enviando frccuentcmcn-
te sus cmpleados la isla, con
cl proposito lie ilustrar infor-
mar los agricultores, sobrc un
tema, cualquicra que sea, lie inn
portancia en- la agriculture
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-07
La vista de Ell MUNDo

Tn lledactor nucstro, ell senor
Romanaccc, visit6 recicntcmcnte
la Estaci6n. Los hombres dc esta
nos briiidaron cordial acogida
facilitaron nuestra labor y lc pres
taron Su cOncurSo.
Los seiior6s Edmundo Colon
Frias Y Francisco Lopez Domin-
guez, Director cl primcro dc la
Estaci6n y y,Jcfc ell segundo dc la
Division de Qufmica y Ell puridad
dos hombres que hacen honor a
la institution y al pals, nos ha-
blan, nos dirigen, nos informan...
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-07
Emprestito de la Victoria
Ell american Colonial Bank Of Porto BIC.

FL American Colonial Bank Of Porto Rico
por medic de sus conesponsales en- Nueya York,
La Guaranty Trust Company, esta en- condi-
clones de adelantar fondos para la conpra de
Bonos por un ternno de tres meses pudiendo
prorogarse el prestamo por tres meses mas car
gando intereses al 4 3I4 olo
Para mas informe dirfiase al American Colo
nial Bank, San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-07

PARIS, mayo 6WilsOn propone que cl Iratado de Paz
que sera dadO maana microbes Representatives.
dc Aemana 10 enegne e cOronel House. fdandose en- que
este Sera mas gat0 los eutOnes que Lloyd George Cee
BERLIN mayo Ola AsambIca Nacional discutra iueyes
los termnOs de la Paz.
PARIS, mayo 0En las fesas de la inauguration de la
SEMANA ESPANOLA que han conccado para esrecIiar
mas aln las reacones entire Espaa ranca han tornado Darte
pncpaSlma las Deegacones dc los Podcrs aados en- las Con
ferencias de la Paz.
ROMA, mayo 6n los dos amos que Fiune sera autOnomo
regra un COnscO cegdO por las Aadas All ansc
rrr los dos AMOS pasara denyamenic Ia corona dc Victor
Manuel I'LL x<..z,s@s
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-07
Una Uisita a la Estacf6n Experimental de
Agricultural de Rio Piedras
Impresiones dc nuestrO redactOr
I'm L. Estacion.

A Ia iIstacion nos llevan las yc-
hcmencias, los dcscos iusatisfe-
chos dc Ia information.
La Ecstaci0n csta situada .en un
rlncon aligercute donde NADIA pasa
y nadia ocurre la calma pafadi
slaca nos envuctvc, todo parcce.
llusorlo y en- la eplacidcz dc csc
anlblente trGbaian un grupo dc
hombreS scsldos y. graves.
I'm rcrdad que la Estaci0n Ex-
pcrimeutaI vuclvc rccordar la
oda clasica- de ''los campos de
soledad mustio colado. =
rs en- fin un rinc6n &c paz y
de csruerzo hourado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-07
mo PUDE HACER MAS, duo CLEMENCEAU
NADlE ESTA coNFoRME CON Ell TRATADO

PARIS mayo 6-La prensa principal duranen-
to de Fanca las Conferenca de la Paz
habe consegudo autorzacon que eercto fran
cobega ocupara peaneneente la del Rhn obieto
de evtar agresones de Aienana en- 10 future.
mo PupE HAcER MAS!,--ha sdo la respuesta dada por
primer nistro Mr. George cemenceau los dos
los per6dcos al fecitado presdente de Rep1b
Mr. Poncare repuso: HE HEcHo cUANO He PODDO PARA
oBTENER UNA PAZ QUE SEA 10 MAS vENTAJosA POSSIBLE.
cREo QUE sES BUENA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-07
CHINA ESTA lNDIGNADA POR LA CESION
DE KIAOCFIAO A LOS JAPONESES

PEKN mayo Gel primer ministro ChnNun-Fisun,
bre del Presdene de China, ordeno Representatives.
iest mpsro las conferencias Paz que men
tado. xssSae
La indignation China enorme por otorgarsee al ia
pon la bahia de Kao-chao que pode AIemana
e. presidente de China Hsu-Shh- Chang ha drgido
enegca protesa las Nacones deaando parcadad de
PIenipotencarios reundos Paris.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-07
>su labor.

La Estaci0n 10 picnsa simos en-.
su mcioramicuto. Va hacienda su
eamino con un POGO de difcul-
tad, pnes que hacc falta mas di-
pcrg, pcrq,guiada Sicinpie pdr Eiiil.
vo!Glltad Saba y escgiTa 'Eodo
cuanto. hacc cs para pucstro agri-
cultOr Y en- Sill actividad cs eel
centric directriz del moyimicnto
agriccla del pals.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-07
Sono la hOra

La Campana la venta de bonos de la VICTORIA ha
menzado Puerto Rico debera monos used
syos otros deberan peparare nverr dnero gaan
TIA de pronta devoucion buen beneco o0mpensa del
exito dc Ia que fue nuestra apiracon VICTORIA
Ia CAUSA Nuestra anquldad satisfaction uyo
costo fAYUDEMoS PACAR Ell coSTo DE VICTORIA Sus
crba sus bonos del emprestito hoy
catnpaAd del n de abfI al 10 de mayo. Advis
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-07
LOS "BOLSHEvIKIS" DE BAyIERA AMENAzABAN
LLEVAR LA ANARQUIA AL ORBE ENTERO

MUNICH, mayo 6-La egada de las opas IeaIes ha pro-
ducido loco ensiaso pues consgueron
cara de la anarquia ell desorden.
Los docunenos sorprenddos eyeIan que los boIshevikis
bavaros estaban stos nvadr Fran
ca Italia ngIatera prop6so de Ievar ALI la anarqua
Uno de los prncipaes caudos "boIsheviis Herr Inter
citner fut ccgdo topas Ell moeno que ntenaba
huir.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-07
LA GUERRA ES NEWT ABLE-DICE CHINA
DOS PUE8LoS Sc UNEN PARA LA CoMUN DEFENSA

PEkiN, mayo 6La rritac6n China Iega al Inte ma
xo pues Sc ha conceddo mpero apones enemgo rrecon
ciabe de aquea naci6n uac6n Shantung
La nusticia tan enormedecaro Ell Pesidente de Chi
la ell mpero aponSs debe considerable
como inevitable. 2 y sstsA ff 2F fss
En- los circos de Pekin por egura aanza
China corea para defenderse del enerngo conIn.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-07
FRANCISCO SOTO GRAs

Participa sus clienteS " amigos
quo duralltq los ,tresr lnesea del ye-
rano. solamente, estara ausentc en-
los Estados Unidos.
tiu bufete y notaria continlara su
curse ordinario, atendiendo los aatin-
tos pendientes y que SO le confien
81 Ictlo. Ramon Siaca, Jr. Ady.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-07
Ia picdra dc toque.

Sobre tres puntos Fundamental
les, marcados por la ley, descan-
sa la labor de la Estacion. Tres
leycs dc la Asamblea Legislati-
va, la cscogicron de instrument
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-07
PARA AQUELL0S QUE REGREsAN
Todavia no Sc han pagado

Contadanente Sc esperaba que guerra durara me-
nos II meses mas Eto hubese sgncado la perdida de a
de ydas quzas sgnfcara la vida hoo de los
seres que h son queridos Hubese sgncado muco mas
cio personal de vida que 10 eaente mos arontar
Purto Rico debe sentrse sasecho que Ia guerra
pareceran muchos de hos que esaban tos
crco final Estos, nuestros sodados fueon cenca
dos hasta que Sc les do que oba haba sdo enaa
oba esta todava ermnada Hagaos rene gsto
EMBELLISHMENTS al de los gastos la hasta
anto pueda reevar ossoIdado
Ia obligation en.que estaban
cOMPRE UN BONO DE LAsvIcTORlA. Adyt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-07
MELQ QUIADES ALVAREZ DA UN CAMBIO
itc> @ HACA Ell PARTDO SOCIALSTA

MADRID, mayo carbohydrates Alvarez pronuncio gran
dscuso esta ianana, simpatizando la obrera
ARedsele repecto de la segurdad tene
Maua resoer los conctos repuso q la
puede estabe Espaa nngn gobeo esta
Gina la reVoucion
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-07
COSTA RIGA EN- pLENA REVOLUTION
Sc EsPERA uN sANcRIENTo comRATe1

MANAGUA 6-Tropas costarricenses dirigidas Dor
general Chaves de Nicaragua eprendeon hda
tegca yer Sc les venia enca ejerco
Sc aguarda sangriento conbae Liberia
pas de aqe caudio estan focando podeosaene para
resistir.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-07
China da por inevitable una guerra con Ell Japor
La Asambea Nacional teutona discutira el jueves
los terminus de la paz--Fiume sera itaiano
CabLegran1as de "EL Mu,do -
ODE NUEsTRos coRREsPoNsALEs EsPEcIALEsl
POR CABLE INGLES.

True translation filed with the Postmaster juan r. 9Th
1912 Of the following cables required Reg
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L. enfermedad de Ia Cana.

En- los laboratories Sc trabaja
la nucya cnfermcdad de
(Continna en- IL 3a. pagina.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-07
coNTINUALA luELGA EN- PARIS

loNDRES, mayo 6t-Arnase que ReaKun,. in,stlo de
Relacohes Exteriores e gobierho bohev h1ngaro
eaido en- las garsds Gle los runQanos aa1 .x
conftFase piengnfe caida esffeposa del aobsn6S
''boIsheviki'' de 8udapesth s'.t
PARIS mayo o-La huega de los empoados on los Bancos
agrava mas cada vez
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-07

MADRID mayo 6,---La "Gaceta' pubIc6 esta mahana an
real deceto en- e cua anunca la dsocon de las
Il parido Conservador asamea pesidida Dor
Dato propuso que apoyase gobeno ara en- odo
relative aprobac6n presupuestos mantener 81
orden. 49,, i. e.4 4as
E partido secundo enttsasmo soIctud de s jefe
Sc CONFIRMA LA CAiDA DEL GOBERNO
DE LOS "BOLSHEyIKlS" EN- BUDApESTH
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-07
Mas CabLegrarnas
-. ODE NUEsTRos ooRREsPoNaA1Es EsrEcrA1Ks,
POR' CABLEi IrlGLES.

True translation filed with the Postmaster
9l9 OF the following cables required by Sec 4Sl liz g.
LOS CONSERVADORES HAN DECIDIDO
PRESTAR SU CONCURSO A MAUKA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29
MOTORING TO SPAvlNAW
TO SEE FOR THEMSELVES

Nearly ono hundred citizens In au-
tomohllea left Tulsa early this morn
ing bound for spavinaw creek where
they will picnic today survey the
proposed dnmrite and review IN gen
eral the conditions existing along
the atream from which Tulsa will OBJ
tain ~ water IA tho event tho bond
issue carries
one ~ tho parties consisted Of
eighteen men and women represent
ing the y1rious trades and crafts be-
longing 20 organized labor In Tulsa.
The trip n helnE made for the pur-
poso ~ learning tn" truth about the
spaviuAw and what IL will do when
called upon TO provide water for the
cts OF Tulsa The parties are all
expected to return to Tulsa late this
evening"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29
SWISS ENGINEER
O. KS SPAVINAW
Arthur Frank, 1rchnicul Adviser to
City OF Parts, says IL Has the
Ideal supply

Arthur Frank, engineer OF Inter
national reputation. ~ettled the wat
cr question In the minds of a mum
bcr VI Tulsa womeH when he APP
pcared at meeting In the home Of
Mrs J. ". Sloan and heartily IN
dorscd the report OF H. A. Pressey on
tho Sp0 0vinaw project
Following is Mr.. Franks stato-
ment
'Spavinaw ls the ideal place for
Tulsa To secure her water supply. =
have made exhaustive inquiries into
the supply and the quality aud / ma
same to ie adequate and OF superb
quality that needs no chemical treat
mrnt
Il fully believe that tho current
generated a. the hydroelectric plant
can be sold FOR about $4,000 a year
which money would he an und'spuiod
asset To the city treasury
You will not be making too large
provision New York city provides
for 5000, 900 people when az a mat
ter of fact she only has a population
Of .OOO, 900. hut she Is grow ing and
knows Il.
The people who are Avcrsc 20 the
water bonds are of narrow vision
and have no confidence In The
growth OF tho city they are bltis-
fled with "s,illsund"
II have known Mr.. Presey'S rec
ord since 1909 and he Is authority
on waterworka and / regret that any
organization has seen M 90 attack
his reputation as an engineer.
shell creek II too small, which
should settle this ~ the minds Of all
Grand river ls muddy ten months IN
tho year Spayinaw Is tho only
source"
Mr. Prank Ia the special corrcS-
pOndent ana representative for Nc
Graw I'M company OF New YORK,
lie H graduate OF the University
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29
FINEST CAFETERIA
OPENS TOMORROW
The New Y. ". Dining Room L.
Most Completely Equipped cafe
tcra In state, Judges say
ALL NEWEST EQUIPMENT
No Di~hwnsbing; Food k Cooled by
Artificial Means nnd Tlnnt linS
Jis own Stor, hnusc

In the opening ~ the cafeteria At
tho y. " G. a building on rnh
Brcct tomorrow morning at the
brraRna, hour Tulsa has nr r,.a.
noIuu OF knowing chat aho po,s'IHos
lhc finest o. and mo'. perfectly
equipped cafeteria 100 nr state ard
that 10 Va worthy uf rrluF cons d,rrd
one ot the show places " the city
Two hundred customers may Doc
seated nt tnr 'Dhl,r 81 once The
tI leo are uf gray wood. conforming
in his tu uU the furniture 300 iN, 'u.
ire building and have white vfrt.
lite tops ThrTe IS mo- need tY worry
over The hJgAr shaker uui 800 Do
things gotuug broken ON them AN
tuch aIuUlrs have rubber riWa under
them Every drlN pertaining Goo
oNou the little affairs has been
studied our and nothing ls missing
No Kitchen Di-hWnshlng
80 d!HUvaaulug wIll Doc dUuC"rF
those who WORK lu the Kitchen An
electric machine lhN ilshrs boiling
BIds over uIl china and glassware lH
used. and from under The clear water
that sgnida them ana tho live steam
that H.erlllzeS them they COME uu'
on wod-n lraye and dry thcusciyoH
IN one minute ruc supply of disho
on hand ig such that mono Will have
to bc washed during a meal
The cafeteria has It's oWy refrig
Grating plane and hy Means of ms
all glasses arc cooled and cola dos
Eerts and frozen dainticB are kept
cold while iu their place " serving
10 each customer, Steam tables keep
=. I'D 49, Ia NF.
sight ~ those who help Themselves
Separate steam fixtures are under
the soup, roaatH vegetables and
bread
Even tho coffee cups arc kept hot
while stacked In "a compartment
next 10 the one that r. keeping tho
cream pitchers cold Their own ar
teslnn well connected with tho re-
friEerating plant makes water
available when the faucet rs turned.
-Four Men In Kitchen
The Kitchen ia underneath. con-
neeted by means OF an electric dumb
walter as well aa a hand ono. for
emergencies -Four men will be en-
ployed there. one as chef. one as
baker, and two general assistants
All pies and pastries will be made
10y the Y. WIS expert baker.
2-Y w
Every labor device Ia provided IN
the utenaila Throo bushels OF po-
thtoes can be cooked In steamer
at onco--with no water There Is
another steamer for rice and other
vegetables Soup is made In n huge
galvanized iron stock pot None
OF these Ia connected with the range.
An electric potato peeler does tne
work OF half dozen hands in the
same length OF time. and a potato
masher does the rest.
A toastbr Il provided that can
toast 40 loaveH OF bread during
breakfast--over 1000 slices and not
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29

Of Zurich. Switzerland. lie has
been employed by the department or
gus wuter and electricity IN the city
hail IN Paris. France, and In the de-
partment OF water and electricity,
city hall Maraellles, France lie has
been employed IN the United states
by tho George A. Fuller Construc.
ton company Of New York city and
afterwards was In the department OF
wnter and electricity OF the city OF
New York
Although Franks accent is deoii-
edly foreign his English Is perfect
and his talk was 10 concise that he
made believers out Of those who
listened. The fact that he is disIn-
tcrested and has been closely iden-
tifiod with tho Development OF
science In this particular field made
his remarks carry double weight
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29

rush The operator. and crumb
grinder ,avoo all the waste a
mrgc egg boiler is handy. and
beautiful aluminium OF every doH-
rrlption that makes housewife
long to Keep house with such COM
plote kitchen
4 Regular Groosry Store.
The rcfrigcrating room that sends
the pipes white with frost m all ~"
needed spotH chow. 'ur H"is''.
tho kitchen. or. ts. HI.E H tH.
see whole hams aLt leaves haGg,ns
ready for use There is milk box
and shelves for butter. eggs ana
portshAble goods Down tho hall
only littlo way n the store room
and In u nov are three months
supply OF goOdsa fair looking
grocery store,
And director OF this establish
mcnt IL Miss Helen y RunHcr who
came here last February for this
very occasion. 20 tako charge OF the
Y w. G. A. cafeteria. Since her ar
rival she has been in charge OF the
shop In the former location at the
Unity building
Miss Runsor was graduated from
Western Reserve University. Cleye-
land. Ohio. with a II. A. degree. She
received her domestic science train
ing at simmons college. Boston. and
had practical experience OF one year
whom In charge OF tho coffee shop
~ the pantlind hotel, Grand
Rapids. Mich Sho came 10 Tulsa
direct from Chicago, ,oYhere she was
IN charge OF one OF the mess halls
OF the y A. T G. or the University
Of Chicago. Mrs Sam =. McBirney
Ia chairman ot the cafeteria depart
ment OF tho Y W, G. A.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29

SO lighting is reported In tho city
and n IN H-ill that sufficient troops
pro arriving 10 Insure "A restoration OF
normal conditions
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29
Hamburg onlct Itc.nnrcd

BERLIN. June gs II IN officially
announced that government troops
are IN complete control an Hamburg
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-29

Iiyman Woschler returned from
Portland last night with his bride
whom ho married IN that city re-
Gently.
Mrs. J, II. Winters was u passcn,
ger on this mornings train bound
for San FranciRco. where she expects
TO Witness the feet review.
Miss Augusta Parker. who has
been spending the summer In Port.
land. has returned and viii teach IN
the public schools OF this city again
this year.
Nearia Mrkca. who hns been hero
visiting friends for some time. re-.
turned this morning 10 Butte. Mon.
thna, where she IN u teacher Ia the
city schools.
There was good news awaiting y.
l.. Fountain this morning. In the an
OF the arrival OF tho
3i9th Engineers In New York. OF
which his son, Glen, is u member.
Mrs, Margaret Woicot,. niece Of
Mr.. and Mrs q. D. Burke. who has
been visiting here fUr the past week =
returned this morning To her home
In Omaha. whore she In employed by
the Union Pacific Railway company.