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Evening star., 1921-07-05

Lady Golden, exhibitor, W. W. Osborne; tnlru'
All Around, exhibitor. D. o. Skinner.
Glass. g, green hunters: for horses that
have never won q blue ribbon at recognizesoo so
show prior to 1921; conformation TO count so
per cent; manners and performance over inc
Jumps not to exceed four feet. w per Gem
First. Mimi Pinson exhibitor. Capt. o. ~ w NJ
rubee; second, Good Omen, exhibitor hlrs; w
W. Osborne; third, The Lamb, exhlbitor' "ar
renton Hunt Club.
Glass 0, ponies in harness; to be 1udsed a.
chiId's pony and driven by children unoef
fifteen years of age-First, COCK hop,n; e
hibitor, DR.. v. T. Churchman; second. hatsso IS
Nipper exhibitor, DIR. V. 7. Churchman' thifu'
Brock, exhibitor, Soldiers Rest.
Glass 10. Culpeper harness horses; for best
horse whose owner resides in Cupeper county
and has owned horse three months previous 10
show-First, Easter. exhibitor Chiffon foweu'
second Bessy, exhibitor, r. 81. Duianey' thlfd'
o. U. May, exhibitor. A. W. Hawkins.
Glass Ii free-for-al handicap; three JUMPS
At feet inches. each jump 10 count ~,
points and one Jump over triple bars 10 eount
30 points; bars to be three feet apart ana
ranging from 2n to AZ feet; performance
onIv TO count t. First, The Lamb. exh1Dltor.
Worrenton Hunt Club: second. Thrrynot. ex-
bibitor. Remount Service. u. 8. A.; third,
Sister, exhibitor. Riverdale Stables.
SUMMARY OF RACES
First fat race lf-mile dash, for Culpepel
connty horses-rirst, America, owner, r. W.
Rennett. second Moon Shine. owner. j. NJ
| Hansborough; third. No Name, owner. w. f.
Jones.
Evening star., 1921-07-05

Low Tide, owner. Charles N. Feltner; second
FauQuier Girl. owner. George Il. Slater; third
Pinrose, owner. A. d. Scott.
Third race three -fourths Of a mile. nat-
First, Tredette, owner, NJ W. Carter; second
Super Girl. owner. George H. Slater; third
None Such, owner, Leith Brothers.
Fourth race, one and one-half miles. with
hurdles-First, Ann Excellence. owner. George
H. Slater; second Edwin Burke. owner, n. w
Carter; third, Balloon, owner, w. L. Jones.
Fifth race, military steeplechase - First
Tank; second, Avon Bear; third, Chester Two
all owned and ridden by officers Of the remoun
service Of Washington.
Evening star., 1921-07-05

the historic Guildhall today received an
address of welcome from the city cor
poration. Afterward they were given q
luncheon in the great hall, large ana
distinguished gathering. including the
Duke of York, the Duke Of Connaught.
the Belgian ambassador and members OF
the British cabinet, being present. The
journey from Buckingham Palace to the
Guildhall was made In semi-state
through cheering crowds.
Evening star., 1921-07-05
JULY 4 CARTRIDGE KILLS.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 5.-John
sholtis, sixty mine years old. was killed
last night, a victim Of a Fourth Of July
celebration. He was shot through the
hrsast when a neighbor placed cart
ridge S on the sidewalk fifty feet away
and struck it with a hammer, according
to the police.
Evening star., 1921-07-05

the latters interest in Liberia while
President.
President King was accompanied by
members Of the Liberian commission
which is negotiating loan in this
country.
Evening star., 1921-07-05
KING H0N0Rs ROOSEVELT.

OYSTER BAY, N. Y. July 6.-Charles
Dunbar Burgess King. President OF IL
IBERIA, yesterday placed wreath on the
grave Of Theodore Roosevelt because OF
Evening star., 1921-07-05
KING ALBERT WELCOMED.

Pre-War splendor and Ceremony
Mark Luncheon in London.
LONDON. July Skiing Albert and
Queen Elisabeth Of Belgium, amid pre-
war splendor and old d-world ceremony, in
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BRIDGEPORT
CREEK
MINER KILLED
JOSEPH BAYoUS. OF LANSIEG, EN-
PLoYED IN WHEELING CREEK
MINE OF LoRAIN COAL AND
DOCK CO., MEETS DEATH

Joseph Bav0us. 4 miner in the en-
nlny ut II" Lnrain tuai and hn"k com
ptnY at their Wh-cl!ng ErrcA min
Just west Of this city. MS instantly
Killed In. 4 fall Of stNn" while IT wor"
yesterday morning at y O'Clock. n"
victim ~ ~ years ., ago. member 0'
The Frai"rnnl order of Eagles. and the
F"rcSr"rA ~ America. He was r"Si-
dent oc stop -. Lansing. and is sur
viv"d h. his wife only.
Tn" body was taken to tho Wilson
undertaking establishment to be pre-
pared for burial. a&t ARRANGEMENTS for
the funeral WI 10 in charge az Rel
mont A"rir No. @gi % tho Fraternal
order Of FMrIce. OF This city.
Coroner r.ydo Na-drsIy. Of this city,
Will hold an inquest in'o the cause OF
death at tho Wheeling creek mil c this
morning.
Arrested Second limo
foreigner arrested u"ar blaine. O..
last Saturday evening with "a gallons
OF ,lpuor In HIS possession was given
4 hearing before Squire W:!lian Hritt"n
and ilHcd on tho charge. lln WIS -
leased after payment % part ~ ~"
amount IN promise 10 raise the re-
:uainG"r IN 4 short time 4 short time
"a tor tho same man was arrested IN
his automobile" charged with !mpcrs"n-
a;.nC an officer. after report bad been
received that n" was stopping residents
Of that vicinity and DEMANDING money.
When arrest ID ! deputy shcrifr@ badge
WIS found IN his car hut ne claimed tho
badge was not h!s property. The prison.
- will rruhnh,y face n" CraLd jury on
tho new charge.
Clark Funeral
~" ,rnc-.. services for m" 'a'e y
f.INur, ''.,rE. p-"r..ncrt resident ~
4" r ST.. = whn dt"d ~ n" 'h'n Valley
l;..c:.,, hp:',.ral - few days ago. fol
',m.,,,- rn t'"c,s of complications. VIII
l.. h.I r-rfn 'hr family home. %!5
Whitley stree. .hi- afternoon nj .
o'.'.rk I..r !: O. Norris viii Ofnctate.
and ITO h.dy vii. hr laid At rest IN
l!..wuul c"u"'rry
Many Visitors Expected
A larE" number @: whiting members
40 rxpc,ic! n the meeting 81 Relmon.
,ui:c No. - Kn!rhr2 Of Py;h!a%. his
clcu.nc AT which I'm" 4 large c.ass 90
lnr':,1rt,, va 10 sen IN" third rank
T.: the prl," several applicants for
tn, rank WI u" hr"u.n' !r"m &lst"-
!nd,.cs in th!s rioi''''S. anil big social
session .s l,.nr plINm"h 20 follow the
work.
ofdclA BOARD Meeting
An Important lu"o;iu: 90! n" 0'fc'al
board e." the W-S' bridgeport Mcih"d:SI
..hu-r.. - ra.,cI fug t"m"r-ow evening.
and "y""r lr"r!i, &c ~" board has hc"n
urged :, ruaA" = h.+ hu tr"'s - be
present. Meters o: rrcat l'r""r'arc"
70 tho congregation Viii be taken M
Cor discussion.
Another Special Meettng
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So = &1&H4&H
amounts 70 tho fund II they can Do rnade
70 realize the dire straits OF the oCgani-
cation here.
Many Ateond Dance.
One Ct tho most enjoyable social
events OF tho present season was tho
Ounce given by the members OF tho K-
wants club for their members and
ladies. At Wheeling Park last night.
Many OF tho members OF tho other clubs
IN this vicinity were present at the AZ
fair and report having had big time.
Planning Services.
Officials and members OF the Amer'-
can Legion post are completing plans
tor the funeral OF Corporal Blair Mat
,hews, which will be held on sunday
ort.rnoon. Tho services will be held
from a local church. with tho Legion
members IN charge. and n regular mill
tary burial will follow the services
Glass 30 Bridgeport.
Members OF Onto City Lodge No. 81
Knights OF i'ythias. will 20 20 Bridge
port this evening" and class or appH-
cants for tho third rank. from this city
will accompany them. The team or tho
Bridgeport l,dg. will confer the work.
and r biz soSiaI evening WIN d"
F. IS planned 10 follow mo WORK
Local Men at Hearing.
Attorneys and Aana@er Ken Mackey'
OF tho Ultimate h"S company Vi u''
city wore present a; III" hearing he'd /"
Whrr.iug yesterday afternoon peto'o
C. +. Mccoy. stat" road commission
agca; @; West Virginia.. with regard Z"
tho difficulty between ne street EAR
company and The bus companies "i"'H'-
NIX 20 " hecsinS from thsS S1Gc % mo
river.
Candidates quests
Practically al candidates Tor the OK
Zee 90 mayor OF ;AtS lily o"tof" INC
primaries & r"Ne Tu"*day wer" present
- gW"S;S al inc week. I"'' "c''"
INK o: me kiwan,s club. IN the 3.H'nS
room OF the Frat HAL yesterday AZ
noon. All ~ n" candidates wer~ A.
lowed Two minutes 10 SPEAK curing no
meeting.
W. C. T. o. Meeting.
Mrs T., \ Watson VIII entertain me
members g.: ~" women III ,."'
Temperance" mo" az ~ .,,,..
street TITS evening The primary "'"'-
ton Of nHNt Tn"~daE VIII Dc 'hoE""H",H
discussed Il, the 'Ncc'!ne. an! here g
-
c,rt,a.;,,u vii y" present.
Suffers Broken Log.
steve Shortly. a foreign miner In TIE
employ t.: ,hc Glen Robin mine ~ the
y & -. coal company. WAS brought 20
thc t:,y h"Spita. EeS'"ru'! afternoon
suffering with broken lett Tex S"N-
,ajr"d In a :all "t st"n" whi." NJ ""fH
IIs condition was no, a. al serious.
Victnn improving
Tho condition Of William Schore"er
deputy sheriff! OF Jefferson county. WHO
was wounded In KUN BATH" near Kay
.rud NOR" than week ago, was re-
ror.",, improved at n" 't'E h"SpNa'
last evening. and his recovery Is ""''.
Grated by the physician in charge or
49,. ,asr
Martins Perry Briefs.
Nex Shrodrs and William Lewis
,caye next ueck on vacation VISIT l"
Atlantic CIV and the east.
& 7, Weaver. ~ the railway mall
.or,ic, an ~, cleveland ard Pittsburgh
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Gut IN Two.

Tho retail price Of tomatoes IN NO.
lsire wa. cut In two yesterday 'h'
locaI store was selling tomatoes NJ Nr'e
cont the pound as compared I" the pre-
y,ous price OF cents Per pound TO
na,cea can 30 purchased NJ 81 80 IN"
nushcl now. Ecf"r" another week ih"E
wi! be down :" s. tho bushrI. one local
grocer said. dcplorinE The present pro
ysIlinr high prices ~ produce.
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Foreignsrs Home Looted

homo on tho Monday farm on ITotl
Run. q mile west OF Beliaise WAS 'ooteu
w1,!lo the four foreigners wh" patience
thero were at work. Money to'HII'nI
$500 was taken. Watches. rings 'i"'"-
ing. guns and other articles worth pro
h,bly $50 more was stolen. 1h'h H'S-
covered tho theft when they returned
,ror, .beir work. rcilalrc police were
notified and turned ;ho case over 70
constable Butler.
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Want One ?

Apply to The Intcl!I-
Igcncer Bicycle Depart
Iment; or fill out and
mail in the attached cou-
pom to Bicycle Depart
mcnt, The Wheeling In
telligcncer.
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But Ono Arrest

rh.rc was but ono offender 10 fac'
Naro, Charles Cu'bertsun N polt''
,.nrr, Yesterday. II. was charged with
hc,pr nsorderly. having boon arrest"d
=, tho y q O. depot by officer Daley
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Have q Clue.

Deputy ah"rifTs have r!ne that m'Gh'
lad 10 the arrest ~ tn" person gum!
~ stealing chickens In me 'N"'A"
mn district; They have traced wieT" I
man sold a crate q chickens. Tn" man
who sold m" chickens has fc>n S"N
nected pu-iur the past few weeks t"Hr
coops on Winding lIili hHv" been r'''"''
md IN each occasion score. or NOR"
At.n.rr r,.rrn nixon.
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Local Men at Hearing.

Attorneys and NanaEcr Hen Mackey'
NJ tho Ultimate Bus company or this
city wore present u; the hearing held II
/ WhrrIug yesterday afternoon before
. c T. Mccoy. state road commission
agent OF West Virginia. with regard Z"
tho difficulty between ,he street '':,r
corya:ly and the bus companies "rrr3i-
NIX 20 Wheeling from this side OF tho
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w. C. =. o. Meeting.

Mra. T.. \ Watson viii entertain me
mrrrNcr4 Z the W"m"u's thriS'N'
TEN erancc Union at h"r hon" on f.'m
street TITS evening The primary "'"'-
ton O! rex, Tuesday will D" thoroughly
discussed n the iNcc'!n.. and 'H"re 3
No do,,h. tina; all members OF tho or
cruiHa.iuu vii y" present
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Broke UP Stills.

Constable Albert shepherd yesterday
afternoon smashed up four stills wh'cA
he had oonfscn,ed during the past ie"
dnvs in Mquor raids in different parts
Of the d!Sr!ct. \ few days ago NJ
smashed UP SIX other stills that had
boom conllscaied last week In AouoT
raids
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Rain was Needed

Farmers IN Ec!la!re yesterday WIN
,h-,r londs Of farm produce said thni
mo mi, OF TUESDAY and Tuesday I!Ght
was badly needed Some OF me farm
vegetation, especially corn, they said
,xoa hadiv IN need ~ rain. Tho long
townpcur wiz. do much go"d' rh'H
stated
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To Hear Good Talk.

A blk meeting ~ scheduled Tor noon
FRIDAY n tho dining room OF the chan'ocr
~ commerce Al this meeting ozone.
II. r. BoyGen. Of Chicago. member ~
tho American Association OF EnGihrers'
viii speak and give tho latest ue\"!"p-
u.nt r,xurdtnK the uses Of concrete.
Espccially will his talk DO timely when
the county IS about - have It's nrSt
concrete rouG put down between BeAa're
and Serr. Mcubers or til" yhan1er OF
commerce has received n"ti'" OF the
meeting. Others are ais" invited 10 a.
tend. Ii Is understood the county com
pIssionrrs md others will Re invited
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Practically al Candidates for the or
Zee % mayor OF tNiS lily b"tor" the
primaries & rcNc Tuesday wer" present
as guests at the weekly luncheon nce'-
INK q. ne kiwanls club. IN the d.EInS
room OF the Frat HAL yesterday AZ
noon. All nf n" candidates wcr~ Al
} lnwed two minutes 10 speak during no
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A number OF Bciiaire persons VIII s"
to Banwood this afternoon 70 attend IN"
funeral of the late Everett hahood who
died IN tho Glendale hospital follow. "i
a mysterious shooting IL his room sun
day morning Mahood ~as brother OF
Mrs. Sarah Tracey. we'll kn"wn Be.!aire
resident.
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paint Quarters

Tho interior t.: ;he Rella!re 'ham'eF
or commerce quarters on The ihird H""r
-. Tho Hub 5ul,d .nK on Belmont s'F"''
arc beng roiaintod Il; II" present Inn"
Whcm completed The quarters viii max"
.r sxc..lru, ape rance. Tn" now quar-
,c-y cownsro favorahly with n" "'d
quarters Of the RcUa.r" Nomm"rrla.
club. which were in the Green,ee hniiI-
ing,
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Suffers Broken Log.

steve Shortly. 4 foreign miner In t;e
employ T.: 'hc Glen Robin mine ~ the
y & -. coal company. WAS brought 20
ne C:,y h"spi'a, yesterday afternoon
suffering with broken lett 'cK' S"N-
,air.d in "A :ull Of st"n" viii" NJ w"FH
NJ, condition was no, a a.. serious.
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Victim Improving.

Tho condition Of William Schore"er
t&outy sheriff Of Jefferson county. VIII
was wounded In Il KUN 5at;l" near Ray
,r,J more than Il week ago, was re-
ror.",, improved at n" 't'y hospital
last evening. and his rc2ov"ry is anti
.,ratct by the physician in charg" or
80. ASA
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Members q Ohio CRY IodEe NO. on
Knights OF lythias. will 20 70 Bridge
port this evening" and a class OF appu-
cants for tho third rank. from this city
will accompany them. The team OF tho
Bridgeport ledge will confer the work.
and a big Social evening with lunch
Is PLANNED to follow tho work
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-21
Street Scented Notes
Bury millionaire Kid
But He Is Not Touched

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Jan. 60
Lewis NJ. Ostcrwclss, the million
airc Kid" was buried today be
meath an avalanche of swecty
scented love notes. Osterwciss,
VINO says he will marry "A san
Antonio, Texas. girl, scattered the
tender notes right and left to bell
hops, newspaper men. manicur-
lists, policemen and clerks. lie
declared he would be true TO his
lone star sweetheart.
The millionaire kid' is here
awaiting final settlement Of ia"
federal case in which he was re-
Gently fined $500 for alleged par
ticipation In prisoners soviet
at Fort Leaycnworth. His law
yers are attempting 20 free ma
estate from "A court attachment al
New Haven, Conn.
Stricken misses, seeking love
adventure and new friends haS'
written OstcrwCiss All the Icy
ters enclose telephone numbers
and the request that the million
aire Kid" shall telephone thom.
one miss termed herself the most
beautiful woman in tn" world.
The kid tclcphonod her. 'hr
was pretty good looking, ne saId
but there's a thousand ike h'F
on Broadway
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uocu ions. but this ne denied.
TIllmau's one venture with wife
much younger than himself proved
TO be manifestations
II think a man should choose n
wife nearer his own age for sue
cess he remarked.
When questioned about what Kind
Of q woman makes the best Wiic,
he replied, This greatly depends on
tho husband. I have always found
that an older woman makes tho best
wife. She is settled and loves her
home moro. would never again
marry q woman who iS young"
AS to how to treat "A wife, he
said:
Never let your attention grow
cold or careless. Always treat them
like they were babies. stay with
her as much as YOU can and show
her that YOU love her
He'd Marry Again.
would you marry again II lef,
alone
certainly would. have never
had much trouble winning the girl
! wanted for wife. FOR the reason
that | have always treated them
square. Beautiful presents don't
count as much as "A kind heart
"He is the finest of husbands"
his present wife remarked.
Both Tillman and his wife are
apparently in the best of health. II
never felt better in my life he
said with his little farm home and
his pension from the government
no ia well fixed
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-21
GORE IN A PLEA FOR IRISH

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2O.--A
plea that Ireland be given indcpcn-
donco was made here tonight by
United States Senator Thomas T..
Gore OF oklahoma at the fifty-fourth
annual meeting Of the Ancient or
der Of lIibcrniaus. lie urged that
America ana the world help remove
tn" sha"tl"s from ireland"
Il wish Great Britain might yet
see that It would contribute as much
10 her interest as to her glory to ad
Just this agc-long quarrel" said the
speaker
Cheers greeted the announcement
of tho Philadelphia county commit
tee OF the order that It pledged
$4,000 toward tho devastated OF
ireland relief fund.-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-21
ADMIRAL IS BANQUET GUEST
NibIack Uonorcd ON Eve of Depar-
turc From London.

lONDON, Jan, gW,-TNt TITET TTIT"
TODAY gave farewell luncheon in
honor Of Vice Admiral Albert T.
Nlblack. commander Of the Ameri-
can naval forces in European waters
prior to his departure for the Medi-
terranoan sea on board his flagship
tho cruiser Pittsburgh. In add ltion
to Admiral Niblack. Lord Deshor-
ough, Vice Admiral Sir VIM. Lowthei
Grant and the Earl of Onslow made
addresses,
Admiral Grant discussed the quos-
tion of naval competition. lncid"n-
tally he said no believed he knew
the feelings Of the United tSates re-
gardmg armamcnts, because, among
others, he had talked with Senator
fnow presidont-elecD Harding az
Washington.
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Charges SchWab Got S25OOOO for
Services on Shipping Corporation

by him az comptrollc, Of tho ship
ping board TO make an indcpeud-
ent audit OF shipbuildinG COM
panies He also testified that
from what he knew OF Mr..
Schwab, he would be the first
man to condemn any inJu9 ice by
his corporation toward the gov
eminent,
lie added he thought the vauch-
er in question could be explained.
the subject was brought up BY
Colonel Abadic in explaining GER
tain matters connected with his
resignation from the board. in
VOWED in which was a dispatch
with Chairman Payne In the en-
ploying of the auditing firm TO
make an audit OF American ship
yards.
He charged that Martin j. G.l-
len, then special assis ant TO John
Barton Payne, chairman Of the
board, had connlycd to get him
removed.
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MEXICANS PLEDGE
j. S. COOPERATION
cuNr1Nrrn FROM PAGN ONE

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
o'clock Thursday morning, the
guests had made the entire
'rip in true American stylc-in
Pullman car, and not in special
coach They were Immediately
brought 20 hotel Tulsa whore, after
they had somewhat recovered from
,he.r Journey, an informal reception
was held,
Visit Refinery.
A. noon they were guests OF the
Lions club at its monthly luncheon
a, Hotel Tulsa. and at 2:3O o'clock
cars were furnished by members or
the entertainment committee for
tr.p 20 West Tulsa, where tho entire
party were shown through the Cos
den refinery by u. w. sMoffitt, re-
iincry superintendent.
Returning to the city, there was a
short period of rest before the ban
Quot at the Country club.
The party will remain IN Tulsa un-
ID late Friday afternoon, when tho
start will bc made on the return
Journey to Mexico.
Friday morning they will he taken
over the entire city by automobiles,
and possibly to some Of the nearby
OH wells. At noon they VIII he
guests OF directors of the chamber
OF commerce at their weekly meet
Ing and luncheon at Hotel Tulsa.
Through YZaguirrc, General de
,ard declared Thursday evening that
70 stay in Tulsa was proving the
most delightful of the entire trip.
Events were transpiring SO rapidly
hero. tho general said. that he could
hardly keep up with them.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-21
SAYS BRITISH AIM
TO HIT u. S. SHIPS
Senator Charges Conspir-
acy at Meeting to Aid
Merchant Marine

Notion Ian % pir,ct
and UuplI,d ,riti...m ~ tho ,tii-
.i, ,f t..tt., and ,,h,r f,r,t,r
.hirrtu,, ,,,t,.,,.t. t,v.,,.t ,l,, ,.,,I,.
n,ru,.t,l ,,d1,,s .,s.i,ns nT IN,
s,rr,d .nr,,I r,,,,,ttnr or IA.
\ntI,r,l N,r,.l,,., N,rtrc ,,sn,i i.
.,ti,r
o.r,,,r p,r.5.u ~ r,,,isio,,,
,g rr,stt,rt rf rr ,ssnri,ttnr
opcr,d thr r,ryrpt,nr u.ith a nlrn
rn, AN A,r.,t.,, ,,,,rt,rT ,,,,
rim, hmm nvI,,I ,,,d nync,,t,, h,.
Nr1ari,',I'. \,l.i.u, ,,' ,,I,,'.'. k'.
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CARUSO'S VOICE IS 0KEH
Not Impaired In slightest by Illness
l. Claim.

NEW YORK. Jan. 20.-lfnrico
Caruso's voice has not been I'm the
least impaired by his illness; he ~
conyalescing and will be able to
leave his sick room in a few days
That statement was made tonight
by Mrs. Caruso, who said the tenor
was sitting up for the first time
since ne underwent operations seF-
cral weeks ago lie sang few
notes tonight and his voice was
strong and as charming as ever, she
added.
mir. Caruso would he able TO APP
near tomorrow. she said, III 1t Was
not for physical weakness caused by
his long confinement 10 the SICK
bed. In few days we Will 60 to
Atlantic city where il is believed he
viii rccupcrate rapidly"