davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona republican., 1920-01-26

FREE LUNCH AT NOON
 TERMS OF SALE. All sums of S100 and under ca sh {: over this amount. six months time will be given, purchaser giving ap- proved 10 per cent note, or per cent off for cash
Arizona republican., 1920-01-26
60 Head Cattle

HOGS Duroc Jersey Brood Sows. eligible fC register
Arizona republican., 1920-01-26

HERBERT s. FRINGE co.
 REALTORS 14 WEST ADAMS ST.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-26

Phone your Classified Ads to The Republican. We will collect later Phone 1851.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-09-17
In the District Court of the United
States, for the Northern District
Of Georgia.
n re- Shine Rooney, Bankrupt

In re- Shine Rooney, Bankrupt
No. 1856, in Bankruptcy.
A petition for discharge having
been filed in conformity with law by
above named bankrupt and the Court
having ordered that the hearing upon
said petition be had on October 18th,
1920, at ten o'clock A. M, at the
United States District Court room. in.
the city of Atlanta, Georgia, notice
is hereby given to ali creditors and
other persons in interest to appear
at said time and place and show
cause, if any they have, why the
prayers of the bankrupt for discharge
should not be granted.
o. C. FULLER, Clerk.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-09-17

THEIR CONDEMNATION OF THE PROPOSED
CHARTER IN NO UNMIsTAKABLE MANNER.
AND LET THOSE, WHO WOULD LIKE TO TURN
THIS TOWN OVER LOCK, STOCK, AND BAR
REL TO ONE MAN, KNOW THAT NOW, HERE
AFTER, AND FOREVER THE PEOPLE BELIEVE
IN A FORM OF GOVERNMENT UNDER WHICH
THE SUPREME POWER Is RETAINED BY
THEM TO BE EXERCISED BY THEIR DULY
CONSTITUTED AND APPOINTED PUBLIC SER
WANTS PERIODICALLY NAMED BY THEM
FOR THE PURPOSE.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-09-17

If Marietta wants to find herself in the middle of
real bal fix let her vote to put into effect the new
charter, 1t puts into the hands of one mana city
manageable employment of practically all those
who work for the city in any capacity. He fixes
their salaries determine who may serve. EVEN
WITHOUT BEING DICTATED TO by the mayor
and council; may employ all his family if he
pleases to 10 without let or hinlrance from any
one. Fhe of Russia in his palmiest days never
had better opportunity for nepotsm than has this
city manager proposed for Marietta.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-09-17

Why does the new charter take Marietta out of
politics? 1t still leaves the two old factions in the
city each of which will want to control 1t has a
mayor and council elected just as they are now are
and under them employed just such force for
city work and pay as "A city manager''-a Great
ure of the mayor and council-may see fit to put on
the city's payroll. 1t seems to The journal that
the employment of high salaried officer for an in
definite period as city manager puts that officer
where he will play the game of politics for all its
worth. The city manager to the bat,-et the first
baseman and the short-stop get busy.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-09-17

The Journal is just wondering who II be the first
woman in Georgia to for Congress. We know
some who d make good Ones some because of their
natural fitness and because they are such ever
lasting takers that it would be well to send them
where talking is expected and thus give them a
chance to cultivate their talents.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-09-17

We oppose the charter because of the ease
with which 1t builds a skyscraping taxing system,
because it turns the city over to one man. because
brings the educational interests too easily into
politics. because it allows tax assessors to visit one S
home to assess each single piece of property and so
ad ninitum.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-09-17

The journal fails to see how any can be caught
by prediction promises the new charter If it
carried, there is to be elected mayor and coun-
ell, who employ city manager who will look after
the improvements in the city SO promises made
now have to be worked through set of officers to
be elected, and there 5 many slip betwixt the cup
and the lip, you might remember
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-09-17

Unless we have long dry spell of weather before
the winter sets III, we may expect public roads
to be practically impossible this winter The con
tinued rains of the summer have left them in bad
shape, full of holes, ruts, bumps, and washes No
one is to blame for their condition, but all know they
are bad for summer roads
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-09-17

Mr. Hardwick will contest the results of the re,
cent primary in Barlow and Decatur counties If
ne WINS IN either contest, second primary will be
averted, as he needs but four unit votes to be de
ciared the nominee. If, however, he fails to get
either county, the result will stand as at first an
nounced and a second primary will be held Oct 6,
Irregularities are said by Mr.. Hardwick to have oc
Cured at Carterville that would put that box out
or require new count of its votes
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-09-17

With the price of cotton gradually dropping
downward and the boil weevil equally gradually
but surely eating up all the late bolls, Mr.. Farmer
does not have very roseate morning quiet
evening.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-09-17

Our friend Geo. Rucker ought to be about ready
to go off again. George just holds in till he gets
good and full of good things then he rings the bull s
eye with lot of spot-hitters that make one sit up
and take notice. Then he doesn't erupt any more
for several issues
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-09-17

Well meet 'em again Oct g. Greek seems to be
pitted against Greek, and whether Hardwick or
Walker is elected about half the folks won't get
what they want.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-09-17

The New Charter,-but then there is none and
here's hopin there II be none after Sept %
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-09-17

Ohio needn t feel stuck up because both presiden-
tlal candidates come from her borders. Geography
has played big part in the history of nations and
their big men.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-09-17

September well under way and no fodder pulled
nor cotton open
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-06

Dvanactilety Rud. Lucas,
8010 Vineyard Ave. bavil Sc
vCera vecer sankovanim ma
svahu Warner Road blize
Garfieldova parku a "a iedno-
ho sveho rozb6hu dopadl ma
HaHky tax rudce. ze vaz 81 pre-
rail. Jeho spoleGnici zpozoro-
vail nehodu teprve pozd6ji.
kdyz hoch ma svych sankach
lezeti ZGstal nehybn6 a ieho
tvaf pokryla Sc smrtelnou BILE
dosti. Kdyz k Lucasovi posleze
pfistoupili a probudit iej ne
mohli, zavolan kterys mimo je-
dOuci vozka a bezvladne t6'o
foSikovo zaneseno do ufadov-
nv dra. KnowleSe ma Warner
Road. ktery ziistil. re iinoch IL
dorem o zasnezeny svah vaZ 81
pTelomil. Mrtvo'a a zabiteho do
nravena na to do bytu rodicG a
kOroner Zoul o pripadu uvedo-
men.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-06
STAVkUJlCi OCLLARI Wy
HRALI U, sOUDU.

Youngstown, O., 4. ledna. -
Stavkuiicf ocelarSti d6lnici ne
isou nuceni vyzvednouti 81 po-
voleni cd mayora V East Young
stownu Ike konani schdzi unie,
iak rozhodl dnes soudce David
J. Jenkins cd soudu okresu
Mahoning, uznav "a ne1stavni
m6stskou ordinance, ktera ma
fizovala vyzvedani takovych
dOvoleni. Rozhodnuti bylo Wy
neseno pfipade Franka Pi-
ckense, delnickeho organisato-
ra, ktery Sc sedmde1ati dvema
{ eny mistni lokalky unie zele-
Zafskych, ocelafskych a cfnaT
skych delnikd byl zatcen ma OBJ
vin6ni prekroGeni t6to ordi-
nance. Soudce Jenkins prohla-
sill, re ordinance porusuie L.
3tavni zaruky svobody slova a
a re Jest pfeci
nem prot prav6mu amerikani-
Smu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-06
zE SkOLNl RADY.
Riditel Frark c.. Hogan odvo-
lal svoji resignaci.

ia vGereisi schdze sko'ni ra-
dy obchodni feditel Frank G..
Hopen odvolal svou resignaci q
We sluzbach vefejn6ho sko,-
stvi chce pdsobit az do roku
1921. Resignaci odvolava pry
proto, ably mohl pomahat rad6
V urovnavani sporu, mezi t0uzc
a Skol. tesafi. nedAvno na
stavku vy$lymi.
Unjovi tesaTi V cel6m m6stG
vvdGlavaii 81 ma hodinu a Skol
nj vvd6'avali ien 90 cent?. Ia
dali tudiz pffdavek a kdyz i'm
nebvlo vvhov6no, za7traikova-
a Tiditel Hogen prohlasil mi
sta etavkaT6 "a uprazdnGna q
vnGi d0tGen6 uni hodla pTipad
ne j soudn6 pry zakroGit, po-
nevada Skolni tesafi podI6haii
nrV Zakonu civilni sluzb6 a
niko'i usneseni avazu tesaf-
sl<Vch t6les. Mimo to pry dotGe
nj tesafi, % M poCet, nell
7vlaStni smlouvu, ieiiz pracov-
ri d6lka posud nevyprSe'a. He
cen hodla dokazovat, re civilni
sluzba ma v6tsi pravomoc nez
unie. Aby podobny d6kaz pro-
v67ti mohl, odvolava pry svoii
~esignaci a spor S uniovymi te-
safi im6nem skolni rady hodla
byt' pred soudem skoncOvati.
TT7rr7 TIj1 NI-T7
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-06
IW5Sl WSS7 W5Sl
.TAUCUEACNi SLAVNOST
Mayor Davis budc zi,ra v
Grays zbrojnici hostitelem.

V Grays zbroinici bude Sc
Ultra veCer konati jaka3i inau-
GuraGni slavnost, "a niz move
zVoleny mayor Harry l.. Davis
bude ,hostitelem asi 5000 svych
rolitickych pratel. Zacatek
b avnostniho yecirku u3tanoven
ma osmou hodinu vecerni a pro
Gram bude doplnen zpevy,
hudbou, recitacemi a pestrymi
clsly Vaudevi'nimi. Ma triGlen-
mem poradajicim vyboru ma
chazi Sc p. Stanislav Spirakus a
' programu rovn6z n6ko TX
krajanu bude pG3obiti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-06
W7C q WIS Z IWSSl
SIZED UHLOKOPU.

V Columbus, O. kona Sc pfi-
TONNE sized havirl z m6kkou-
helnych dolU. Asi 1900 delega
tu jest V konvenci, jejiz ice
lem ma byti povefeni ukonceni
stavky die vladniho navodu.
Nnozi delegati nej sou VSak s
pfidavkem vladou navrhOva-
nym spokojeni a re ocekavat,
&c Sized bez bouf ivych seen
Sc neobeide. Dnes doidc snad
k hlaVnimu iednani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-06
kRVEPROLiTi Ma hLUZl5Ti
PoIcista zatrelii bezdecne bru-
slaTe, ktereho che! zatknouti.

Ma kluziSti v ROckefe'lcroVe
parku bylo ruSno i vcera pod
veGer a mezi cetnymi bruslafi
nachazeI Sc t6z 28lety James
Glidden, bytem V elsie 951O
Cedar Ave. Hlfdku M kluziStl
konal sluzbu straznik Frank
Cochran, iemuz 81 n6kter6 div
kv stGzovalv, he Clidden v1ti
zenskFm ma k'uziSti chova Sc
nesluSn6. Policista chtel tudiz
dotCeneho zatknouti a odvedl
lei do parkovniho pavil Onu,
odkudz ma stanici telefonOval.
Nczi tim v&ak Clidden 2 pa
villonu uprchl a straznik pustil
So "a MIN ma kluziSte. Kdvz
G1idden ma ieho powell nosta-
ru' Cochran vvpali' 20 mem z
bambitkv. Mifil nizko, lee re-
v0lverova kule Sc ma led6 odra-
zila = Cliddcnovi uvizla V hla-
We. T6Hce ran6rV poslan byl
do MT. Sinai nemocnice, nez a'e
ldkaTi moh'i mu kuli ranv Wv
imouti, skonal. Bezd6Cny vrah
byl avJnoi predstavenymi vSi
7odDov6dnosti zbaven a pozG-
statky usmrcen6ho lezi dnes V
okr marnici. kde koroner
Houl inkvest dnes budc kona-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-06
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PAN VACLAV KADLECER
ZEMREL.

Dnes rano k Sest6 hodin6
skonal po de,si nemoci pan Va
clay Kadlecek, 3404 Wood
bridge Ave, jeden re starych
na@ich 0 .adniku a dobrych ce-
Skych svobodaru. Zemrel V re-
sidenci provdan6 sv6 dcery pa
ri Anczky Lichtenwa tchove,
choti vrchniho inzenyra u Bal
timore and Ohio drahy po-
hfeb ieho bude konan We ctvr-
tex odpoledne Ma Woodland
hrbitov.
Pan Vaclav Kadlecek naro-
dill Sc pred 50 lety V m6st6 Be
roun6 Y Cechach, kde vyucil sc
tesafstvi. Pred padesati roxy
pi'ist6hoval sc do Clevelandu, II
sadiV Sc V Crotonsku, kde byl
podnikatelem staveb celou Ia
du let a pfi tom hledel 81 pine
naSeho ruchu narodniho a row
nez We spolkovem zivot6 byl po
Zoruhodnou o5obnosti, ,dlouhole
tym Glenem C. S. p. S., jakoz
Lesnik0 q spo ku Starych Ces-
kYch Osadniku. Byl to muz Sc
ctely, rozsafny pokrokovy a
jcho umrti vzbudf ste3k zvla-
ste II starych nasich prisluSni-
XII crotonskych.
Pan Vaclav Kadlecek mimo
truchlici choti z1stavil til sy-
ny a tfi dcery, jakoz rozv6tvc-
ne pflbuZenstvo a cele legie u
piimnych pratel. NejstarSi je-
ho syn. pan Kare, KadleCek, je
zastupcem Is. wardy V NEST
sk6 rade a diva jsou plumbar-
skymi kontraktory
Vys'ovujeme hlubokou SOU
strast pozdstalym.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-06
NAVSTEVA Z PRAHY.

VGerejSiho dne byli isrne mile
pfekvapcni naVSt6vou p. Jana
Prochazky operniho pevce vino
hradsk6ho divad,a, ktery do
n28i redakce dostavil Sc V pru-
Vodu sv6ho bratra p. V. Pro-
chaZky, Il nGhoz ' elsie 1920
Buckingham rd. bydli. Pan
Prochhzka jest tenoristou a po
@Hytne V nejbIizSi doba naSe-
Uu obecenstvu vZacnou prile-
Zitost sucastniti Sc prazsk6ho
koncertu, pri kter6m bude spo
udCinkovati. Bratfi p. Jana
Prochazky, Vaclav q Frantiseh
isou naSemu obecenstvu znami
z pusobcni Ma jevisti Sokola
Cleveland a proto bude ji7td
tak vydat16 dopInGri "na tro-
lei" vSeobecnG vitanO.
Kabaret bude uspofadan Y
Sokolovn6 na Quincy Ave. jiz
d9e 25. ledna a na programu
}udou ved'e GiseI humoristi-
cEych sllladby vazn6, sola,
dletta 6tVerozp6vy, tax re Sc
aaSemu obecenstyu dostane po
5'tku mimofadntho.
Novinkou budou slehav6 pi-
saitty karla Haslera, pro je-
iicAz ostrou satyru ncbyio je-
ii2h puyodci dovoleno ieti do
Ameriky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-06
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NOVA RADNICE " LAKE
WOOD.

Lakewoodska m6stska rada
N vcereiSi schHze rozhodla
vydati "a 100000 dluhopisd
a "a obnos ten zbudovati no.
Won radnici. pon6vadz nyn6jSi
radni dTev6na budova vice ne
dostacuie. S novostavbou zapo-
tne Sc ma iafe q do toho casu
lakewoodskT m6stskV archiv
bude rast6hovan do Rhodesovy
domovinv.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-06
iWSSl Ltt1 NVSSl
ZATYKANf RADIkALU.

VGera pokracovano i V Cleve
lande V Zatykani domnelych
EomunistG a revolucionaru n
cAI ken Gtyri muzi predvolani k
vladnimu vysetrujicimu soud-
ci. Pozd6ji museli byti vSak o.
pet propuSteni, ponevadz zji-
st6no, re jsou americkymi OBJ
Gany a deportaci nepodl6hajl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-06
REORGANiSACE MA RAD
NICI.
Mayorovo poselstvi STAN
nard zvolen pFedsedou II
radnich vyborI ziskalo IL re-
publikanskych pfedsedI.

N6stska rada "a vcereiSiho
zasedani doGkala Sc reorganisa
ce tim, re nekolik otcH m6sta
doslouzilo svou lhUtu n6kteri
novi radni, nastoupili sv6 hod-
nosti. Pfedsedou novGho radni
no t6lesa stal Sc rep. Stannard
t@nef aklamaCn6 me9tskV
klerk Benkowski byl znovuzvo
len ma pfiSti diva roxy. Ma wee
rejSi inauguraGni schulz pTiSel
mayor Harry L. Davis s celTm
SWIM kabinetem obecenstva.
zvl5St6 pr&tel novVch radnich
zavita o do vGereiSi sch6ze We
like mnozstvi. Kv6tiny tento-
l1rate vSak odpadly, pon6vadz
"a pfedchazeiicich zaGedani
bvlo rozhodnuto. ze kv6tinov6
dairy radnim jest zbyteGny lu-
Xus.
Po vvfizeni volby nov6ho
pfedsedy a odstoupeni stareho
predsedy Gahna, klerk ial Sc
cisti vyrocni mayorovo po3el-
stvi. V kter6mz pan Davis upo-
zornuje ma stavaiici admin
stracnf deficit nutnost, ably lie
rislatura zaimu velkych O.
hajskych NEST berni pravid a
poZm6nila. UpoZorIuie dale no
We radni t6leso ma vysady East
Ohio plynarnick6 spolecnosti
te'efonick6, kter6zto vysady le
tos must byti znovuuvazovany
a pripadn6 vyhodn6 pro m6sto
obnoveny. Dale odporuGuje roz
sireni parkovniho systemu, bu-
dovani dodatecnych hfiSti, roz
prodej bondd "a $15,0OO.OOO
We prospGch stavby podzem-
nich drah, jakoz i "a $1,000
600 dluhopisu We prosp6ch roz
Sifeni m61tskG nemocnice.
Pc cteni poseIstvi oznamena
pfitomnost sesti novych rad
Mich, nichz diva musi Sc vSak
kontestu podrobiti. Z tech jed
MIN Jest pan Orlikow3ki re IA.
wardy. porazivSi radniho Dem
bowskiho ctyrmi 'asy. Konte-
stem tim bude Sc zvla$tni rad
nj vybor zabyvati. Podobny
kontest oCekava noveho rad
niho Stacela z dvacat6 wardy.
KOneGn6 zvo,eno sedmnact
radnich vyborH a vSechny ty
hlavni vybory dotkaly Sc repu-
blikanskych pfedsedd, takze
vliv demokratu V nov6m rad
MIN t6. ese bude znacnG obme-
zen.
Radni Jaro Zmunt ie pred
sedou poulicniho vyboru, kdez
TO radni KadleCek imenovan
byl clenem vyboru stavebniho,
iitniho, poulicniho a chodni-
koveho.
Prepocitavani h'asu Orli-
kowskiho a Stacelovovych sv6
reno radnim Zmuntovi, Finklo-
vi, Flemmingovi, McGintymu a
Carre lovi. V pTiSti schulz bu-
de snad jiz oznameno, kdo 2
kontestovanych mezi radnimi
obstojl.
IITCC1 Tf+1 6XTCC1
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-10
SETTLED 100000 KISS
CLAIM FOR JUST S3,621
$
Millionaire Sunday School Teacher
Was a Swift Woocr, Says Type
writer Heiress.

New York, Feb. 6.--Nondelivery OF l3,.
OOO. 900 promised kisses may have caused
Miss Mary Lillian Phipps, wealthy daugt-
ter of George n. Phipps, ono ot the ih-
vendors of the typewriter. to sue Wh,'a'i,
RusA,l Smith, millionaire Sunday school
teacher, for $4,000. She compromsed
the breach-of-promlse suit Tor soio@t
after the letter guaranteeing her Id,
OOOOOO osculatory demonstrations had
been entered us proof of her claims.
Swift, beautiful and passionate was
the wooing of Smith, according TO MISS
phipps. As sparkling gems, quotations
from the less "snappy' passages OF bal
zac, gave luster to the 40 love Letters
Miss Phipps produced.
at was Easter Sunday on motor
trip to Asbury Park that Mr.. smith
proposed to me- says Miss Ph,pps. !
did not accept lie said Inc would make
me love him. He did" -,
Smith was brisk worker, 1t would
appear from the fact that Miss fhippS
admitted herself captured June =, she says
"Do the birds tell YOU ] love youE
Smith inquired IN one OF the letters Miss
Phipps says he wrote.
.fDo the flowers, through their beauty,
tell YOU | love your
Assuming that the little dickie birds
were discussing the matter and the spring
time posics giving tongue to his devotion,
Smith proceeded, the letters show, by
these phenomena to prove that the world
must indeed be "A gladstone abode Tor
Miss Phipps.
Before Smith settled down to the prof
liable pastime of helping railways to
their financial feet and giving the young
snirit,lal legs at his Tenatiy Sunday
school classes. he was bit naughty, not
to saw Wild the letters would imply.
Il nved riotous life" Miss Phippf
saws he wrote. Love dissipated AND
died by inches alternately in the mcs'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-10
II-ROAT CAPTAINS CRIME
EVIDENCE ALL READY
All Of Those on Allies List Can
be Convicted on Their Own
and Film Testimony.

London, Feb. lo.--The British Admit
rsltv is ready to 90 into court with con-
elusive evidence against every ono oi Inc
German submarine commanders whose
extraditiop has been demanded by the
Allies for acts of inhumanity. =,
Tho story will reveal To the world the
workings OF n little gray-haircd British
naval officer, who sat IN an office IN
Whitehall from the battle of Jutiand un-
Il, the end of the war, directing spy
organization chat apparently outwitted
the German espionage at every stage OF
the asme lie is Rcar-Admiral SIR kegi-
uald Hall, known as 'Biinker hail,
now a member of Parliament Tor Liver
pool.
tic regarding their chances OF bringing
The Submarine captains to trial, even IT
the German Government should agree TO
their cxtradition, because the men have
been at liberty since the armlstice and
have had an opportunity TO lose them
selves throughout the world.
But IL they ever come to trial the Ad-
miralty will show the hand of cards
picked UP by "Blinker" Halls spies IN
Germany, Austria, Spain and Turkey
which the intelligence chief kept under
cover of absolute secrecy as long as the
war lasted
Charts will be submitted proving the
activities of every submarine commander
at almost any period of the war. There
will be dates and circumstances OF sink
ings and dispositions made by German
submarine sailors after their capture
These will dovetail with the atiidavits OF
survivors.
Among the exhibits which will be in
Ia,ainst tho Germans will lie
the movie film which the Americans
seized wh hen they occupied Coblenz,, de-
picting d cruise of the U-35, under Com
nandcr De la Pernel. This film was
sent 10 America some time ago for popu-
lar exhibition. 1t is regarded as one oi
the most illuminating bits of evidence,
for it shows the sinking of l3 ships. on
one voyage. Names and dates are pien-
,fu, as the reels were made TO buck up
the morale of the German people at a
time when it was little expected that
thew might be turned against De Ia
Perricl
The beginning shows tie commander
in the coming tower. smiling into the
camera as the U-35 showed off from Pola,
the Austrian base in the Adriatic. After
each sinking of which profuse details
are shown, the skipper is exhibited grin
ming at the sufferings of the merchant
men and passengers, and later, checklnl
off the name of the destroyed vessel II
the register.
One incident shows De Ia Perric
eternlv ordering a British captain dowr
the hatch of his boat, while the Britor
shakes his fist in the Germans face
vainlv protesting against being captured
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gold in a savage wigwnm and slept in
an Arabs tent with only his word ms Sc
cIrity.'
Before, his love may have died by
inches, but il was sudden death in this
case, Miss phipps says.
Ono day be tnlephoncd and he said
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according TO Miss Phipps:
"I'm through with you, Lillian. You
told friends Of mine ! was erccnhorn
aud a boob"
Thcrcupop Miss Phipps went 10 law.
Once, she alleges, he wrote TO her rlcclar-
ing, II love to hear your piaintivc voice
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glorious and most wrctchcd manner pos
sble."
Another letter talked of his life says
Miss Phippe,- in other countries.
Il hive loaned Chinaman money and
taken bis fathers corpse as security. |
have begged my bread. | hive left my
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~, . W. n. snmvalt n obio

Dr. John w. II. Sunwalt II Gr8ce
NJ. r.. Church II conducting a1ek ~
prayer and eyagelism at Mt. Union Col
ieQe Ohio, and IN his abpcnce The assistant
minister. Rev. Waiter A. Iiearn, viii cogi-
d,t,t fIe 4rrylf1s~
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say My Bill, but when nc heard the
plaintiffs voice saying my bill is $4,000
he wrote a check for x3,G27.
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Every Evenings classified advertise
ments bring results. Proved by the satis-
faction of many and will fe 10 you. ADV.
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Lost cmething? Try classified al
in Every Evening.-Adv
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-20

quarters of the organization in De
troit Capt Paul Yeftich will re-
main here until the first Of next
week
Money raised yesterday for the
purchase VI the tractors amounted
10 about 1880. The tractors pur-
chased with this sum will bear the
name of the city and each tractor
purchased with funds contributed
by ono individual Will bear the name
of the individual NJ well as the city.
About so women sold tags In the
downtown district yesterday.
Percy Magee will continue as To-
cal treasurer FOR Serbian relief
funds Mrs Paul Blackwelder as
wOman's chairman. and Mrs. u,
Rogers Kemp as chairman FOR Ser
bian orphans. Provision for the
maintenance Of 10 Serbian orphans
for year has been made by local
men and women Serbian orphans
were Adopted yesterday by Mrs w.
r. Brown and Mrs f.. T.. Harweil
on july ID. Captain ana Mrs.
Yeftich and Miss Veloda Hoebel,
who has Just been granted a years
leave ~ dbsenco from the Tulsa Y.
w. g. A.. will sail for Serbia In a
party Of 20 doctors, nurses, teach