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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-06-04
EAST POINT

Stonewall Johnson made a business
trip to Cincinnati last week. 49,. Mrs.
j. NJ. Morre4 and children of Pres
tonsburg. are visiting Mrs. Morrell's
mother Mrs Sallie y. Rice. -. Nr.
and Mrs. Ham Written, OF Muddy
Branch, were here Sunday The body
Of Mrs. Martha Patton. who died at
her home at Richardson, was bHought
here for burial May 26th.. Mrs. j.
c. b. Auxier and daughter Anna re-
turned from Ironton Sunday night
Mrs. G. r Hughes an dBallard May of
Gin. and George Auxier OF Beaver
Greek, Down AuIier of junction City,
were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs, lobe
Auxier Sunday ...... Mr.. and Mrs.
William Order returned from Ironton
sunday night .. Samp. Onda and
Paul Lilly, OF Van Lear. visited thalr
mothers grave here Sunday ...........
WANDA NJ Auxier. of Russell, was up
10 see his mother Friday Mrs.
Ben George and children. of Shelby,
are spending d lew days here the
guests Of relatives Mrs. Jim Litz
OF Portsmouth, Ohio. is here paying
friends and relatives a VISIT. Mrs.
Earl Stafeton and Miss Stella Robin
son were shopping in Prestonsburg
Wednesday , Mrs. F'lossie E. Price,
Miss Mollie Ramey. George L. Ramey
and d. Mart Music were out horseback
riding Sunday afternoon. .Arrie,
stella, Ella and Bob Johnson. of Hager
I'm. were here Sunday. Mrs. Lorena
L. Conley one of the oldest persons
in our vicinity, passed her 9ist birth
day Saturday, May goth. She Is the
widow of Jen Conley >. -. "A Large
crowd attended the Memorial day SER
vices at the cemetery ARVAL. y
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-06-04
FOR SALE AT A
BARGAIN

l store house at Chinnville. $1,000
9-room house and two acres land
at Riverton. Price. 50. 200
/ 50-acre farm at Riverton. so. 600
/ SS-acre farm at Sloan, KY. Ohio
river bottom farm. Price. :. $4,000
S-room house and IL lots in
Greenup. Ky. Price. ......s.. $4,000
50-acre farm "a miles from
Greenup Price ................S 81, 800
farm near Hunnewell, 1872 a.. $4,000
/ 45-acre Ohio river farm at Edg-
ington. KY, small house. 20 acres Level.
garden spot. 1000 feet lumber on the
ground. price ....,........... $4,000
A farm OF 200 acres. 100 level, new
5-room bungalow house, new barn,
fruit. some timber. a splendid home, a
bargain. Price ......-.. ~. .k$7, 900
A farm on river, miles below South
Portsmouth, 200 acres, 10 room house,
partly set to blue grass, fruit. barns,
all outbuildings, bargain. =. $4,000
Farm of 80 acres. 9 miles from
Greenup, mostly hill. 4-room house. !
store house and good stand for store,
good orchard and water. Price $1,000
6 vacant lots 4Oxi20 feet. fronting on
Main street in asst Greenup, Ky, lots
level, beautiful building lots. Price
i 7-roorn frame house and large lot,
without buildings, on Main street
Greenup, XIV. a beautiful homo $4,000
. 5-room frame house NJ east end on
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-06-04

bridge in fine condition. beautiful
home, heated by gas. lighted by gas.
cistern water. Terms is desired. 81. 500
reasonable.
11-room house, 2 stories, metal roof
and 4 acres of level ground. 60 apple.
plums, pears. ounce, grapes, berries.
etc, all bearing, well freestone water.
not excellent in Ohio valley, house
could not be built for $4,000 today. in a
town of 800 inhabitants This house
would make splendid hotel building.
At a station where lots of lumber Is
shipped and no hotel there Cause for
selling to heirs all OF age. Til
tie good. Price. 81, 600
5-room bungalow house practically
new, in EAST Greenup. KY. Brick cellar
and all necessary outbulldings. barn
15x25 IT.; heated and lights natural
gas and electric lights fine fruit,
grapes. etc. with lots fronting on
street 200x1i5 It to IL IT. alley, an
ideal home. Price. ........... $4,000
5-room dwelling and store building
20X50 feet in good condition, feed
house 1890. 1 granery Sx16. barn
20x4O, on Main street opposite depot at
Quincy, KY. also acres OF land OPP
posite depot. all with cistern water.
some fruit. A great shipping point on
C. & o. railway and Ohio river. Reas-
on for selling, owner owns property
at other points. An the above prop
erty can be had for ..'..s. So. 200
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-06-04
MEREDITH, w. VA.

Miss Inez Woods. The attractive
daughter OF John Woods, was united
In marriage at noon on Tuesday Of last
week TO Mr.. Clarence keens. Of Meril
deth, w. Va. the ceremony taking
place al the home Of Rev p =. Cur
Mute, the officiating minister The
bride, who IL an accomplished young
Iady. was charmlng in an afternoon
frock OF pink georgette crepe. After
the ceremony they went 10 the home
OF the groom's mother, Mrs. Berta
vanhoose where delicious supper was
served The groom holds a position
NTH the United Fuel Gas company at
Ashland ... Memorial service was
held al the Ferguson cemetery sunday.
The funeral OF Mr., jack Cyrus was
preached A fine sermon was deliv-
cred in the morning. Dinner was scrv-
cd on the ground TO many of the
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-06-04
FORT GAY

The Junior High School of FIT Gay
closed wednesday. May 20 and COM
mencement exercises took place at
Baptist church last wednesday night.
The speaker OF the evening was Rev.
Glenn of Huntington. Supt w. II. Pc
tiers was present to present the di-
plomas. There were eight graduates
OF Junior High school: Nellie Wheel
CIR, Garnet yinson. Alarie Stanley. Nor
ma Thompson, Lotus Brown. Clyde
Peters, Harry Wellington and Alvas
See. t
Twenty received common school d.
plomas on the same evening. Many
are wishing success to these young
and intelligent pupils and hope they
viii not stop until they have received
diplomas showing Gheir completion Of
the four years high school work. We
also want to thank Miss Peters for the
successful term and the service she
has rendered in teaching this young
class. x
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-06-04
ULYSSES

Mrs. Francis Deboard, Of Louisa,
was visiting her parents al this place
last week. ~. Mrs, Chas George, OF
Van Lear. was visiting her parents
here Saturday and Sunday, Mrs.
W NJ. DAVIS. who has been visiting
her mother at Prestonsburg, has ne
turned home. -. Mr. and Mrs. Scott
Boyd and little daughter. Della Irene,
are visiting relatives at this place >.
Mrs, Arch Graves. Of Georges Creek,
spent Saturday with Mrs. W. n. Davis
49,. Miss Geneva Chaffin was calling
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-06-04

on Mrs. Fannie George last week.
Miss Monnie Fraley, Of Georges Creek.
was the guest OF Miss Madge Borders
Sunday Miss Eliza Davis spent
Sunday with Miss Lille Marie Borders
......e. Miss Carrie Miller is visiting
home folks this week. >. Mrs. Alice
Igraiey is about TO go blind. "a. ].
Austin made his regular trip up this
creek Monday. nuxstering. ...... Mill
Fraley, OF Blaine. was calling on
friends here Sunday. 49, Burns Davis
attender church at Taapole Sunday.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-21

melhe un5 controQirt un0 nit 3uud1-
member 4utboritdt 2Snolpl0uen be-
berriht un0 Stautenred]fc mitcrm:-
nirt. Der &rieg bat CUR Glalo5lrung
oes 8eiddites gefiibrt mo Die oroe
nungsm0Bigen 0ro3eiie Oes Jrie0ens
unterbrofeu. IS 6erritt 8erDirrunJ
in unierem @eoanfengaug iomobL
iUie in unIerer Scbensiitbrung. Wlr
lei0en nod an DSbea S6od" uro
6plterie. SSett lit Die Stun0e 5l rlls
bigcm uno perniiuitigem Gcnfen imp
3u rntionc1em mo pntriotlidem
Sun0elu qcfommcn Yfebr ais ic
ioQten mir Sic RedJte Ger @in3elnen
luie Der Stunten mabren. @Ir ioa'
ten Die Eeriude un0 8etbdttglngen
ser Central Hegierung iorgfdltlg
mQgen. @ir n~erlnngen cine 3enlO-
fratie, nud)t Yatcrnnlismus. Ger
ucue 60oeruIi5mt@, Ser ourd oaS
Gano nogt, orobt Die Staoten 5u Der.
uidtcn uno cine ccntraltlirte bureau-
fratiidc 1pronnei 81 erridltcn. ocren
unteroriiferbano in ie0em @infcl
oe@ 2on0e9 iih iitblbor MADDEN miro"
60 Der equator @;ng aus lttoh,
0en Norntonen Stoute, Ser Wonn,
pelher Ser fremoiprahigen EreIie
SEN @arnlt5 maiden mill mo init be.
ionoeren1 Safe olleS pcrfolqt, mas
OeutIher 9lbitommung uno Oeutiher
2(rt 1T. Mjt cincm Alige lit er iebcno,
oltf Dem on0eren Nuge %oiienbor tod
bliu0.
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'eIbeIo acworocn2 Gircr Der be'tlm.
trrridtt,e& MaibutHtoucr Gorrcipoa.
0cnteu lcar Don ieher 0cricnidc Ser
&eiu 9lorttr nGpcliua Bot. llu9
0ieier rcr e5. scr tiiriIid icinem
8lntt aus ser @unoe2houptitaOt mel
oae:
g@cnu and UleIr Scier iibcr
n1e Sbre ipottcn m0gcn, 10 lit cS ocu.
nod eaS llrtbeiI menigitcus rincS Nc.
pbaftcrs, Snf lpebcr &al9itnrriefcit
ME beoGnerIidp tic audi icin mog, nod
Rplitif, ME ticf tic and iiBcn mag,
hnnptiGflIdI fiir oieic 6~ntidlelounn
0es GrdIioentcn tono llnoine uun
&eriGillro sum Champagne SIue Der
OemUtrnttidlen Rnrtei IN m0dlcn) uer-
a%atiunrtIidD lit, iUnSeru Scr bon Oenl
Nntb ieinrr Satin acfUrocrtr Gin
flnF, trut Sicdltlmm, troB Der yer
%bitternna iufUlGc uuu aritif nnS
idlminoeHOcm Gtnilnf bel Scm cinmdI
GugenOmmencn @Innbcn III bchnrrcn,
ielbit ant Die @efabr hin, bel NnotrS'
6enfeuoeu ais bigUtt IN erifcInen."
Spute Ser ieIbitgcid1uficne Allciu'
1erriher aud sum &outo'icIbel0cfl
oeiunten fem? gs ideiut fauu
g.aibIih.
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Dir Stimme brs &plfrs.

XIX $llltIHC ute quits. 2eC DOH
Sbomas U. @ation in Georgia por
Den 0ortigcn &orpablen gcfilhrten
Champagne lag Cppoiition geqeu Die
NntioncnIiQo, gceIl }pnuaneiien milf
t0rild)cn Grill, c9cn Gulmcr3 nNor.
lcben qcgen Ole Nrbcitcr un0 Icine
terrible Naltltng 0en IN frmincIIer
9&cilc Yrofit mudulocu Nntereiicn
Qcgeniibcr, lpic lie ourd Sic @roB-
ldldd)tcr. 0cn &ohlcn- uno oen Stnbl-
trllIt rcprGientirt merocn", 5ugruns
Sc. Ct %pcrIanQtc. 0oB ser GongreB
lid 0urdl Nnnubmc elmer eutipres
dtu0cu 3ieiolution filr2&ic0crgcltcn0s
madlunQ 0c9 @~rlmoiobc@ crfldrte,
0n6 INN. orn GonQrcB. feline 81
rIa0iftjou juitchc iIber sic YrciIe 10
mie ijber sic Nc0cfrcjbcit unO oo5
Hccht oui iric0liidc &criumnlunQ"
Gr iprodl iih ats iilr 9lmcrifnni@-
mus. niiir 0cn Sic ltu1bhdnlIQfeit9.
trfl0rm1, sic Nun0c2ueridlIuua,
N0lhluQtou@ Nblhlco3dorcl'e lln0
&cficrioH2 critic ,yoaugurotlon@rcoe
maGQcbcu0 iiro". Gr muroc BON fci.
ncr Organization non reiner 3citlma
~unterihttt. ieiuc Gaupoane muroe
pon tcincm NdllptluortIer ans &c.
Icitct mo cr biclt fclnc Stumprcs
0cu. tSltidnuuhl c~r3lcItc or Elm tar
fcre2 &otrm ais icoer onoere San.
oinot. Gjcic Ghutiod,e lit bcn,crfeu5.
mertb. IS Qibt IN Georgia fem
ocutitc@ &otuut ott fnnu oort in
fcjucr @eiic non ejuem nRothcn"
&ptum Sic Rcoc iciu- lIno ood lie
gen flare Nnpctic oafitr nor. oo6
BORT ojcitIbc politjidlc llnju'rjroeu.
belt htrriht, ouyh ncId>t @<ohulon in
Sen Noroitootcu VIurolitottn &c.
uYf,ut
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-21
9lnf ben aupf Der @cu9lfernna m.

icrc9 &u1oe9 pertbeilt, entfaIleu pom
Dem Soften ser Undertaking. unierer
in europa Itation,rten Solodten auf
ieoeu amerifnnlidIen V}onn, ie0e
Ernu mo ieoe2 ainO idbrIih 3,65.
Ger 9lbgcor0ucte &ubn pom GQIlfor-
MEN hat oa5 ou9geretnct. Nln iin9
ia 0ret Collar mno 50 Gent3 bel Dem
hcutigen @rIomerth gcroOe fein Ser.
ul0Qet, ocrm fiir Oos QoppeItc fam
man nod nift einmol Elm Gaar
5hlIbe faltien. 2I6er oa5 amerito-
niid)g &oIt hat ale &cranloiiuug,
icincm glttcn Stern SIT ooufen, 0aB
Sic &cr. Staoteu uitt in sic 2iga ser
Nationcu geprebt mor0en limo. Cont
milroe Ser bul0ertiade 0etrag nift
u1t5rejhcn, Ste Soften ser militdri-
id)cn llnternchmuugeu ST oeden, Die
mir ouf @e'iuugen Ser 2iqo IN
europa Hijen umo Nirifa au@5ufijb-
rom hHttpfr
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Let object be, our Country, our
whoIe Country, and nothing but our
Country. And by the blessing Of God,
may that country itself become q
ysst and splendid monument, not
af oppression and terror, but of wis
aom, of peace, and OF liberty, upon
which the world may gaze with
admiration forever. -
Daniel Webster.
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Ndlt NJ oncn Nr6citcr 6a6cn in

Gn9IIH0 IN /. Wai gefeicrt unto oo-
NIT ben uertm Ben @epci5 QeIiefcrt,
Dab Gra'Hr1 ouf Dem bcitcrl MrQe
lit. IN io3;oler @e3jehurg oo3 &on0
Der ua5tByrn5tcn O}0QIihfcltcn 3l
suer0cn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-21

oe9 on i'h, @errn Qooioion. Sen
Nortuer Nlerpont Ntorgon5 non Ser
lraa0ojr in Gcntroleuropo iprcten
SIT borcn, oer Grngooie. sic pieI ourh
Ole Observation-Disclosures ieiner Tjrmn
acknowledgement muroc.
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@cit ii6cr cine Siaiun Sentidlcn

Nclt uber cine Sllllun 0cntt dlen
4riuuteiqenthun9 iino mdhrcn0 Der
&ricga5eit in unierem Sur0e ieitGn3
Der Negierltnq GET, par0on-ut NIT
Ncihlag beIeqt un0 an Dem WciItbjG.
tcu0en ODER un0cr9lpie perihlcu0ert
moroeu. IS llegt ouf Scr @nno. 0oB
Ser &uufmonn. aud Ser aneritnnis
ihe. Scr MIN ndd) Dem &ricge mte0cr
ouron 0enft, 8eihdite in onocren
&Gn0ern SIT betreiben mo BORT @eI0
on3uIegen, iif) Die &oyq0uge nab
reno Ser &rieg53eit ms @e0dHtniB
3uriidruft. Trilher gait 0n5 Griuot.
ciqenthum ser NuslGn0cr old) in
&rieg53eiten fiir iihcr. Die 9eifInQ=
nnhmen preoiqen TIRE eigene S6nn0-
Iebrc, Sic "erfitlIeu Sen ms HUSBAND
Qebcn0cn @alimam nit 3meifcl, Oh
er eS moqen iou, iein &apital BORT
anflllegeu ltno Ipdter pjc1eift elmer
Neihlognohme mad Dem Wfl,itcr Ser
bier 0urhQeiebtcn gegcniiber3uIte-
hen SEER George !. Robert3. &ice-
prdiioent ser Sem 9orfcr Nationol
Gitp @onf uno elm trcfflider Gen-
ner uuierc5 55inan3- uu0 @anoel5le-
ben9, bat auf Ser &nbre5iitung Ser
&an0cl@fammern in NtIunt;c Gltn
Die @eihIoQnobme mo oen 0erfaui
ieinolihen neutrality-suspicious. ieiten3
Ser Ser. 5tooten ihorit fritiiirt. Ga3
Ihcmo lit olmit nod lonQc nidt al
QeId)IOiien. uno ifon0aloie Gutbiluln,
gen mcr0cn folgen!
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Nm III ben nenen mIafIrlid1 III

tQnm.llcr rfelteu StaatawcIeu bat
8oIeH G.G T. niaIten 4u@iitten nui
cine lriid,ert 3ufmtt. BON negen
BrobeHu AIM IND @tiinnun93Iumpc.
.reil
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Ser emit aamGdtiae Nntufrat iOa

III tFHFI HH uINUJEIWt <EHIUEIWl TUT
oeroQftig ieiu, iit aus Dem 6enlter
lnir3en 81 moQen, mesholb man ibnl
Sen &ofig nit einem Glitter ~pernagelt
BADEN fol-. Ser ieIi8e 4u9uItu5 5o8
rs Dor. nit Dem &opie gegcn Die
< ans oil renneIt, mas ihm cher feline
Neaionen nidt 5uriidbrad)te.
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Nuf eincm SOdBeitSefcn in Struf

bura hat Ser meme i~rnn3oiiihe BRA.
left oc9 llntereIiaB cine Rcoe gcbal-
ten, Die 3u Merger nller Art gefilbrt
bat lmo ihIieBIit iogar Elm geridt.
lide9 Nadipiel bo5en miro. Die
Gin3clbeitcn iin0 nidt bon Sntereiie;
mas al ser fleinen |oitmelouug lei
iclt 1T ctpo5 ou0crcs: Der @err ErG-
left bat lit ieincr &coe ertIdrt, OaB
Stru6burQ immer nod cine
0cuti&c Stoo m0re, - @omit
ser SEER @rdieft Der @ohrbeIt Die
Ghre dcgebcn baben o~iirftc!
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Die SrnN Die in WterifO

Sfruuebrrr 'a,I MN einmol fem Or
'olg ol3 8rdiiOenten - Gorrar5a
mar ou1 non Nau5 ans SdmIIebrer.
4lehr o>tr ipeuigcr uer0rcbt lind 10
35emlid' Sic mciiten NGoogogen.
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GER nntes !Nnnr l1ht Die y. y.

g'orlo on Dem &eriojlIer 6rieocns.
p.rtroa. Sen lie iritber III Den Stint
u.,l g,loben. $40 lit bel ioIhcr @reiIe
o.,d gslr cine Spur uon Gborafter!
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Rad elmer Sofioer Statiitif Ses

iopaniiden Au~slportigen Ytiniite-
rium5 Icben sur Belt i'll ben Ser.
Stautcn 10000 Snpnner. in 0druaiI
I 10000, in graiiIien $1,000 uno
10000 in onoereu &dnoern, oIiO
$4,000 3uionmcn I'M AuslanOe.
Qas be0cltet cine 3unabme Der I'M
Nu5lan0e lebenoen &apaner nm
10000 Qegcn 0aS Boriahr.
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9ns a%merifaniidle Rolf bot burdl

cine GongreBmebrbeit Den 8unit)
naf enogiltigcm AbidluB oe@ariegs-
abenteuer9 gum Ausoruf gebrddt
aber mann mare ieit Der Gronuug
ocs yi3uren" 0ilion in 9merifa ct.
1pus mad Dem @unide oc5 Bottles &c.
ideben Noh lit nidts 8llte9 pom
i'm gcfommen, nod miro iolf1es ie
Don ibm ODER 0urd5 i'm fommen!
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@icrsehn Miaiumen Gplars hat

s.. j,c.ernabme 0es SelepbonDienIte3
Die &lu0esregierung gefoitct. nGrop
a 9tc | pleaie!"
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eri6eint ieOeu 5reitas.

e~ermiseeber: Die Rorbtte nsafoeidtiou-
NboIf gaubrtau Rrdlloent.
@eih6ftse2oidl:
@oroferus @ebduoe. 1913 gaoln StrdBe.
Ga @roHe. Bis.
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9el.pbon : Rummer 1893.
gbonne nj eutspreis:

u o o II II { III u 2 Y
.Roro,nItern". ieben 3ienstas. uno
.0or6iteru", ieoen 5reita9. porto
frei, belize 8ohenbIatter 5nIammen pro
Suhr fir @o'o"
Sad europa un0 Gcnaoo. aus
itfieblib gegeu 8orausbe3ab!un8'
portofrei; beioe Bodenaus8aben
bro Sahr. PAW
YIN b,iten uno iiherlten 1T e. oo3
aeIb per g 0 It a n u | nn9 igtoner
OrOer), Die Der ROitmeliter in ben gro
fter.n Grtihuften ausiteuen lam, gu
bberieuhen. gbeuio gut uno llder INN
bic a IN iun8en n, mel'
DE bic @ueuten in alien @rpreB>Stattos
nen augfteLen. 8enu man oas 9elo
Ser Rpitanipeiiung ODER per @rpreBanS
t%priiuno ldidt, 1T IS ni9t n~othpeuolg.
ben betreffeuoeu Brief re9titriren gu ldls
zen. tperrt Die 4oreiie oentlih 9elfrteben
lit. Seat man oagegeu 8anrgelo Ill Den
Brief, 10 1oute bieler tets regiltrlrt per>
ben UNI Ii6er gu ieiu, bab berleIbe rtd9s
tia onfomint. Sir 8eloienoun9en IN
,tnfafem 9riefperihluIe ilbernebmen
mir feinerIei Observation-Disclosures. Sn1
Ro[e bon 4oreBoerunoernn8eu nergcle
man 10 nidt, Die ate ebenlotpobl ME DE
meme 8oItoifice au3ugeben. oenn lon't
iDnren mir ben Nan1en in Den Sucbern
enr niGt fiu0en.
Roneh ORDERS 0iirfen uitt, tpie od8
70 oft oe1fiebt, als oermeintlihe Quit
tuna 3uriidbebaIten neroen,
Ton6ern limb in ben Sriefen bet3us
legeu.
Suitttna erfoIgt MIR olrh Henoerung
ees 9atums auf Dem NoreBireifen.
Nan nbrefire einfah:
..ROrbitern", GO 6rOfe, @is.
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Ga Groiie. Den u. Wtoi 1920.
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KinSersS,ueatsrs famen beute AT

8r0Ben = %, 80, 30, 81 uno So.
YreiIe = $500, $3.50 uno 1000 6oS Stiif.
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slah GHropa mo 9GNuUu' HHS@
iftieblib ge8eu 8orausbe5ablun8'
portofrei; beioe Bodenaus8aben
pro Sabr. @4'"V
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-13
RETURN BODIES
OF DEAD TROOPS
Baker Announces T h a
$4,000 Bodies Are to Be
Brought Home.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE
bodies Of about $4,000 Of the Amcii-
can dead IN France win bc returned
tn the United states, while between
10000 and $4,000 viii remain per
fnanenuy inferred overseas, Sccrc-
t1rv Baker i1formcd Chairman
Wad~worth OF the senate military
committee
The secretary who wrote ,u 70.
sponse to n senate resolution, Csti-
mated the cost OF returning the dead
and concentrating tho bodies re
naming in cemeteries overseas ~
: 20. .0oo. 600. Congestion OF TN,
French transportation systoms and
shortage OF materials used in the
Manufacture OF coffins is handicap.
ping tho work. MIR. Baker said.
While III bodies Of American
dead have been returned from Arch.
angel, Secretary Baker said the
sare Number eth remained M
northern Euss.1 and that 1t was I'm,
probable that anything could h,
done toward their removal for a
year
Evacuat'on OF bodies In England
| is progressing. lSr added. while IN
italy all bodies have been conccn'
tratcd ready for return to this coun
! try, ,
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VERDICT IS AFFIRMED
j. Chick, Convicted OF Embclhlcmcnt,
Must Service Two.NCar Term.

KANSAS CITY. March 1.-THE
supreme court Of Missouri today af-
firmod the verdict OF the lower court
here. sentencing Joseph :. Shlck, ir,
to two years in the pcnltcntiary for
embezslement, according to instruc-
tions received late today by Harvey
G. Hoffman, county marshal, 10 hold
Chick under arrest awaiting the ar
rival OF an officer of the Supreme
court
The specific charge on which
Chick was convicted was the en-
bezzlement of 1850 from the funds
of Mrs. Amanda Kennedy. uClient of
the Chick Investment company OF
which the convicted man was head.
Tho trial on that charge followed his
acauittal on a charge of embezzle-
ment of funds from the Scarritt
Bible training school. n missionary
preparatory school. OF which he was
acting as treasurer
The marshal placed Chick under
arrest and is holding him awaiting
the arrival OF an officer from JET
fcrson City.
Chick was convicted in the circuit
court here n year ago. Appeal was
taken and he has been at liberty on
bond since
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sells. he said, instancinE strikes iH
many countries.
The statement resulted from an
effort by Senator Fletcher demo
crRt of Florida. to get an estimate
as 20 what American tonnage would
hc Tho witness replied thlt To-
figure "nut or tho Sky wuuld D..
10000. 900 doadWcight toms. hut Dr.
was hard to estimate uu the htei" of
traffic to bc carried hrDtuyc of tlD
low ser,lc now maintained.
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Grid Rules Committee Meets.

NEW YORK, March i2.-Mem-
bers of the football rules committee
will hold a clinic over the gridiron
code hero tonight for the first time
in several years. Radicals among
football coaches and officials who
are advocating a number OF changes
in the rules will be given a hearing.
but few " any, changes are ex-
pected.
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The MOrtuary

Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth
Packard, who died late Thursday
night at the home Of her daushtcr
Mrs. Tina Terrell, Ills East Eos
kpria, were held st 2 o'clock Friday
afternoon. Rev. G. +. Seller offictat'
ed. Burial was in Rose il4ll ccmc-
terry. Survivals arc Mrs. Tina Terrell
a daughter, l.. II. Packard Of kansas
city and Albert Packard OF india
uapOlis. sons
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O'Dowd stops Madden.

DENNEN, March l2, = Mike
O'Dowd of ST. paul middlewctght
champion of tho world tonight
knocked out Tommy Madden oi
Brooklyn, in the third round OF q
scheduled I2-round pout here.
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SHIP SERVICE DROPS
1o~sctcr says Despite iact rhat
Tonnage InCI,a~cs Real ScrNiCc
Not Half Its IOrmcr Mark

WASHINGTON. March 12.-Ai-
though the vcrld's ship tonnage is
greater than hofor" 1hc war, service
rendered - not more than ouc.ht'f
of what IL formerly was, j. ". Eos
setter. formerly director OF opera
tiors Of the shipping hoard. today
told the senate commerce comuptcc
DELAYS &C. All kinds hnv" reduced
materially tho efficiency Of sho Voc.
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To prevent ou,cruohucs trcch,ne in
cold garages an inventor has dc
signed a kerosene heater with
fluc that directs warmed nf
AGAINST tho front of thoIr IadmtorF.