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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-02-12
OKLAHOMA TOWNS.

0lmulgee, Okla, Feb. 10.-Rev. t
Kidd was a welcome visitor of the
Deans out on 100 N. Kenn Avenue
Saturday. Mrs. L. z. Gibson called
on the Deans Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Ruth Carpenter has returned
from California. She was favorably
impressed with the country. The A.
M. e. Sunday School is progressing
rapidly. They have an excellent
Supt., who is interested in the work
and means to make it model Sun
day School. Mr.. w. II. King OF
Atlanta, Ca, Director of agents for
the Standard Life Insurance Company
of Atlanta, Ca, was guest of Okla
homa the past fortnight in company
with State Director of Agents, M. c..
Perara. They visited several c'ues
of our state. Mr.. King was well
pleased with the West and predicts
great things for the Standard in
Oklahoma. DR.. and Mrs. A. M. Car
penter are proud of their little
daughter Irene. The books of Mt.
Hope Lodge No. SO, r. and A. M.
were reported in excellent shape by
the auditing committee which was
composed of DR.. A. M. Carpenter,
Thomas Dougerfield. and d. f. Wilson.
The Royal Arch CHAPTER OF Okmuigec
is one of the largest in the state.
The officers and members plan to
make it the banner chapter OF Okla
homa. Mr.. Ernest Smith of 712
W. 9th street, departed this life Mon
day morning at 6 o'clock after an
illness of several months. DR.. A. E.
Hubbard, presiding elder Of the Mus
kogee District of the A. NJ. e. Church,
delivered two wonderful sermons al
Shorter Chapel A. M. e. Church Sun
day. Tickets are being rapidly solo
by those wishing to be patrons OF
the Patti Brown entertainment to
be given at Dunbar High School, Feb
18th. Several from out-of-town are
asking to be placed on the list of
Yatrons. A large delegation of cit
Lens attended the Smarter Set en-
tertainmcnt at MuskOgce on the 2Sth
instant. The Ministerial Alliance Is
doing much toward giving the right
kind of instruction to our people
relative to Race patronage, rigb
living and a decided change in their
relation to each other. Attorney d.
j. Wallace is spending the week in
Oklahoma City, where he hopes {
assist in bringing the condition of
the affairs relative to race develop
ment before the makers of the laws
now IN session. We are glad to So,
Mr.. Berry House able to be about
the honse once more and hope soon
to have him with us again in the
business world. This is Test Week
ut the school and all children have
the best of department to tleir credit
rawyer ]. H. Stevens has been ap-
pointed guardian for Theodore Sneed'
whose guardian. his, father, died re-
Gently, We are sure that this grow
'ng estate will he well managed
Rev Usher. preacher for the First
BAPTIST Church last Sabbath Sab
18th Schoo' ut the above church was
GOOD in spite Of the weather. Col.
lection $81S. The County Association
If Teachers meets this Saturday, 10th
in the auditorium Of Dunbar.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-02-12
CWTCACO NEWS.

Chicago. m. Feb. 81 Delayed
'Dr. R. A. Williams supreme president
If the ROYAL Circle Friends of the
World. was highly entertained at a
reception planned in his honor. Jan.
81 at their Hall. 3517 Indiana Ave.
nv Excelsior Council 1923 Of which
Mrs. TMia Edington is president In
stead of the presence Of DR.. Williams
who had been called out of the city
IN important husiness. Mrs. r. A
Williams. their daughter, and Mrs,
Maenolia Hudson secretary To DR..
Williams. were present NJ. t. Bsilev
of the Bailey Press Bureau. acted
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-02-12
REV. AND MRS. JACKSON DELIGHT
PTRnNS TFAGUE WITH MUS
ICAL PROGRAM.

inelaved.)
On Monday nieht 31st nit. The
Patrons Teague of New Hone Ban
fist church gave its first public pro-
IRAN. Thoueh the weather was in
element a goodlv number Of the
music loving and literary people %
the CITY were present The PRINCIPAL
narticinNnts mn the PROGRAM were
Rev ard Mrs, MAYNARD Jackson. Who
highlv entertained the audience with
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-02-12
THOUSANDS PRAISE THIS
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and Nervous Headaches. Gases in
the Stomach and Dyspepsia almost
Instantly relieved with JUVITO
IRE HERB TABLETS. Thousands
of grateful users praise the reju-
venating and strengI toning proper
ties Of these Tablets. one Dollar per
box or write for Free three days
treatment.
JUVITO LABORATORY.
South Hills Branch II
Pittsburgh, Pa.
1-15-4t
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-02-12
WEAK WOMEN ArrrNn IoN,

II you suffer with FEMALE
TROUBLES such as Ovarian Palms.
Pains in the lower part OF your stom-
ach, Bearing down pains, Headache,
Backache. Whites, Painful or irresu-
lar periods. If you have that tired
worn out nervous and run down feel
ing 80 common to women. If you have
tried all kinds OF medicines and doc
tors and even though you have been
told that an operation was necessary.
YOU MAY BE MADE WELL AND
STRONG AGAIN. Write for FREE
booklet of information and advice to-
day.
THE PELVO MEDICAL CO.,
Memphis, Tenn.
2-5-1t
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-02-12

Insure-Your House and Furniture
against Fire and Tornado in tn
Western Mutual Fire Insurance Co
of Texas, San Antonio, Texas. There
is an Agent in your town.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-12
RHEUMATISM GONE,
IS FEELING FINE

Il have been ailng four years"
says Mr.. W. d. Slssor OF Slri
Springs. in telling OF his pasu and
present condition Of health, II sut-
fcred from general debility, due 20
oyerwork, rheumatic pains, my com
plcxion was sallow, my vision poor
and / felt worn out and tired all The
time.
During the time I was sick
treated for my condition without
result until I went to the Electro
Therapy Doctors for treatment at
their Tulsa institute at 21l1a South
Boston ave.
within n couple OF weeks I be-
gan TO notice distinct improvement
in my condition. My color began %
clear up, my vision improved and tho
tired feeling left me. At the prosen;
time ! feel strong and active N
good spirits and my rheumatism -
entirely gone.
Il cannot speak too strongly IN
endorsement Of tho treatment OF
The Elcctro-Thcrapy Doctors
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-12
FAMOUS DOCTORS.
MAKE FREE OFFER
BEST TREATMENT
FOR THE AILING
ERI.I OFFER EXTENDED AN
OTHER SINI.N DAYS.

rrrp consultation free a1yirp and
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''''''''''''' "' .'"''N
Ray Chemical Analysis ana f'""d
Pressure T.st such is the gyucr-
..cf,r ,.,,l. las. Tha r,.vhcr.
90,
-. 49,.
IlS WI" can upon '"'"' """'H ''''
uyNt seven days. Tho offices ot The
Electro .Thor.uy Doctors are on the
a.. -. ,..,u,,.,..
s'."'' ''"'' "' '''' ~ '''' '"''.''''7'
-ll'2 south Boston ave.
The Elcc'ro-Thnrapy Doctors OBJ
t.., i, ,.,,i,,-. thts GRAND orfcr ia to
,......,.
give over! sufferer = '"'u'' /" N"'N
what can b, done with no wonderful
now Electro Hhcrapy system Of
.rrc,,,,,,t i,, ,i. mi, rcr n,,n n,r,i,-
,,t.. .,.., ,,.,. ,,,. c,,r,, m.
greatly hrhci4ttd or 'uI'd Will MOI
Doe accepted for treatment. How
,,,r MANY. ,,.s.s tim, h,ye boor rro-
h"Un'r" 'hlurh'l' uhu'r "'u IH''i'us
have been cured under the new
tr,,tnon,
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I .' - .'v'.,''9l' 4" .''t r. W.,
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ing =, ,hrr nm, tL.v nra +, many
nlorfricaI ,lu,r,s who have made a
tnur of irs,..tion ana pronotInced
,hcr, ,raryrlnus
.,..
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".'S '''r!H an" y ca 'lI''"t vi "'''a'I '.,I
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"'"cr ",,''l'','S LOT s'',t', ,','l'E hL.'l"s' ..,
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Suvh "S - NIS.nN"l' ouu,l' $50
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-12
MODERN METHODS
FOR A!LING MEN
SEEKING RELIEF
Elc, ro-Thcrapy Doctors Treat Scl'h-
tifiCally Many Diseases
Peculiar to Men.

Kidney, bladder and prostate
troubles may have moro conl1."--
tons than are presented by "'n.'
diseased organs, but under ,N..."'
proper treatment these conditions
arc seldom as serious as they appear
to the one afflicted
Another source Of distress 20 mo
sufferer is blood poison. l..'''
poisoning requires not only kn.N''
edge Of the discasc-but the ab.-y
10 properly administer the fr1t-
ments which in somo cases require
the famous 600" and "g1+' tE'a'-
ment originated by Or Paul AHr-
Itch, the deceased European se.'h'
tist. winner Of the NohD. rf-"''
These remedies are also known -
"Salvarsan" and "Ncu SalyaIsaN'
The ills of men are too nuih"o. 20
10 mention--but whatever lh'
Fiction, modern treatment aNA.','
the sufferer at The EleCtrp-Tht'"P
Doctors. 2llia South Boston AE.L
second floor Kemp Rldgp ana ht'
practically every modern elect
treatment device FOR tho ny'' I'd.
the sick, in addition To a special IT'S
laboratory maintained at ih' ms
tutc for the special benei'L o. -
tlents,-AdyI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-12
PACIFIC FLEET
AN ESSENTIAL
G00DBY TO COMRADES


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AduYIr,1 r.JuIsu ,,r, l,r had
more u,tN, a,u duty than amy oih,r
officer ln the American NAVY. win
prt at least hr.of r,aptu from ar'
yioo afluat tle WIU proceed Im
moditfolv 60 WaahIurtuu. vU,r, 'ur
"A short umr Do, viii H,i., .,Iiu tu,
navy Hrl,,tior huutI which J.rum.
mcuds advancement ful uIIuU. ON
completion ui IhIa vuIL Ir ,tp..i4
TO Dee assigned foo duu.s tupt VIII
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-12

In Chicago they are tr'... .,
widowcr who cas- married ....rrs
for the third time. and who's. t-.l,
had been married once before. ,..'
self
Tho Froom-cloot wrote across ,A,
bottom II one OF the wed I.rs ..,..'
tatious sent to a particIA. ,.,.t
'Bo sure to come: this r....-.s
tour pc~foruunCc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-12
Not Amateur.

in charting the valley and .a maxim,
the signs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-08
Be|ington Man Leaves
a Vast Fortune to
the Salvation Army

Henry \. M"uthan. rH-prc%'dent "'
tho Citizens Nrtiur-l hank of Rc'iuE
ton. and n;Ie of l!GrHnlIr ruun:Ns veal
.EirS, men. whn died suddenly on sun
Jay ncrul~.r %. left i larG" PORTION -;
his rurt';ne Ia IN" SIl"a'inn Army f"r
Use In West Eirgnia Ills viii whirh
las hecn protested at Phil!rpI. Tho FIRST
urnyIsiun in the Will Is that $1,000 ne
spent for the monument {" himself. ms
father and his mother. requests are:
T. Mis- Rurna Vista R""'h. tll."nr:
Miss -cLrl Nymrs $1,000; his aHnt.
Er.iI.ct Tarscv. Si.n"a. Mrs. kyii"
Smith. sl0n0. irus'c's "t III" punk.ra
church cor Repairs and ir'pr"Ncm"n's'
H.5nn: orphans home at Charleston.
81 .unO: West Virginia Deaf and H!ind
school at Eomney. $1,000: N""SeA"ar'
,.hI,drcns home MooScheart. III. $l,No".
md the balance "C his "%tat" when IL
var!ous!y estimated - $50 con 20 slor,-
OcB to the Salvation Army for us" IN
Wes, Virginia. l.. y. Fart" and II. J.
WILCOX were named az executors ~
Nrunahau rad often iu'im.t"d I" ~
friends that lie intended 10 hcGuen'h IN"
mos, e his wealth for the spread OF
tho rinrc md -. teachings. Tits frth"r
and un'h"- died many yearS ago. ~
was never MARI: ei..--r''irm"nt Times.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-08
M'FEDR|ES' STOMACH
WILL Be EXAMINED

Following an autopsy yesterday after
noon at the Enl.!e mOrgue In Martins
Ferry by Doctors Z. r. MeSserly and T..
V. Nl;,au.h. the stomach OF John Nc
Fadr.cs Of Yorkyille was sent away FOR
chr,ntre! examination. MCFedries WIS
found d":,d cart. Yesterday m ring IL
the k:tchen Of Mrs. Ann Liss and there
was some suspicion that he might have
been pn'$oned He Is said 10 have Leon
le:' IN the Kitchen intoxicated by cher
men with whom he had been drinking
after paying strike benefits.
The dad man was the president of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-08
ECZEMA on BABY
|TCHED BADLY
In PimpIcs on Face and Head.
Could Not Sleep, Cuticura Heals,

"Ecz.ma broke cut in Pimples on
ny baby's face and head and itch-d
and burned so bad'y'h2the scratched
and irti,a:ed the Affected parts. h.s
hair became lifclesa and dry, AMI las
face was disagured. He was cross
and fre,fui ard could not sleep.
I'VE began using Cu;ic17a Soap
and Ointment and il three weeks he
was completely healed, after using
two cakes o! Soap and two boxes Of
Ointment" (Sisned) Ms. John d.
Baker, RI. ?. Santa Fe. Tenn,
March 8, 1921.
Clear the pores Of impurities BY
daily use Of Cut;cura Soap AID occa-
sional touches Of Cu,icura Ointment
as needed 20 soften, soothe and heal.
They are Ideal for the :o!let, as is
also ;u,lcura Taicum for pefuming.
r.up;. Zach IRE. BY Nal. AdJrcEr, "cutieurAL Lab
orAter;H. Dept n MADAM Se. MAJ S"id srcry'
rhs-r So12.Jc. Oiatment . AM BIC. Is-enn 29c'
.TlE Cutieura Soap shaS~s without mug.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-08
"SPR|NCT|NE" WELL PRESENTED
BY LOCAL CAST At COURT

Ing OF "Srrinstime." and 1t Is likely
that an even larger crowd than thnt 81
last night viii Ice nut 1t is til" Us mi
thing. rather than the unusual Cor a.
fulrs under tie auspices NJ the CatN"iir
daughters OF America to be successful.
bat this latest venture has exceeded the
most optimistic expectations
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-08

Fo- d!arrN ca IN children ore year Old
W nlir- vcrt W. ti"i r'.",;r r"t't~
rrar cha ,,he-lain's Cu.ic ara Diarrhoea
Ic.rcdv. followed - Il d'.e OF castor
~. l. should ~ kc3: NJ hand ana G.E-
>. ~ soon as :he f!rS' U:natur%' loose
rees q he bowels apTea:s. For sale
Nv a II dealers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-08
BORSELINS BETTER

The North Wheeling hospital last
ni;~',t re. ortei Improvement In the con.
artinr q zoe Rnrae!ins, Wellsourg coal
M nsr VINO was severely injured IN the
West Virginia & Pittsburgh mine SatuI.
d,y, I, {, Yesterday il was feared thAt
nnrsnlirs was internally injured, ana
that he might not survive his injuries.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-08

Jefferson lodge Of the Amalgamated A.
socjatJon and was we'll known through
ont Belmont county. The investigation
viii he thorough. He Is survived oy
his wife, who was formerly Miss Lucy
Inhi,.On.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-08
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF AMER
1cA SCORE DECIDED SUCCESS
WITH CLEVER coMEDY.
We'll Laid P1ot-PaTtS Well TAKEN ny
Local Young Mon and
Women
Wheeling Is fortunate In posses

Wheeling Is fortunate In rossessns
many talented folk excellent mus
cjxns. singers az cnvtahle reputation,
and actors and actresses Of cNcepnoAaI
ah!!ity-and the PAS, records long line
g. successful local talent productions
Bat II Is seldom that Wheeling ahul-
curc has an opportunity to witness
more c,everly prnducrd Iit.e mnslCal
comedy than Was "Spr!nE;Ine. as pre-
scented last might at the Court Theatl"
under tho auspices OF the Cn;hoi'
daughters 81 America.
"Sprinrt mo waS one OF the most
tr!umphs Of New Nu!K, Ind ~ O'lci"'
ly the local cast under direction or tag
John u. ROGERS Producing Company. !
delightful and refreshing, with a wei.
laid plot that Develops III the ii";H III
.nlph ur romance and ,uv". over TidlN"
all obstacles. |, Is a pretty pay m :
giv"s ample opportunity for the cast I"
i!S;.ay vide range o. rcrsIN1'N.
NcHut:.i stage settings MARES ire
nu"aiu. scene n an ~ E&~den n"a'
N.w YORK. IN May. i@-", ~" "'r"S'""
,c:Ar tie cr.chIa ;'uu 81 the twentieth
birthday Anniversary OF Ir!S":!a Dean
u,," &C. 10 iHrh.nS characters. and ABOUT
w&um ~ crmtcrcd mach OF 10 romance
~ tLC ,,'.tS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-08

Poisonous snakes OF North America
ran he Identified by pits between tAs
eve and Inc nostril.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-08

1T Is fine to be sure Of quick
response whcn You want to
- jump your car ahead. II is
just as necessary to be able to idle
on 4 low throttle.
1t is not so difficult to make
gasoline that will do either of
these things we'll. But to produce
a balanced gasoline that does
both, that combines power, econ-
omy, clean burning and big mile
age. took years of experience in
refining, experiments with crudcs
from every producing field, in
Vulnerable tests in chemical and
physical laboratories, and with
thousands of automobiles Of al
and r]rcn you reed oil say
same care
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-08
CLEAN UP ST. LOUIS.

&. Lo,;ls Nov T-Iu."rnal revenue
q, :ct.n-. zero today started "V' 70 seize
..rn-.N i,i,a,"'y TWO hundred $50 drink
:,rlurS a:lI r"S drncrS rs 4 means or
rn;!"r,.ag ,lX"S ara ""uuI'!"S :"r pos
=, ,s:nu -: :lI!"!t liquor.
Thc me" moth Is indicated by a roo
! L.. cocoon, the female by an ova!
~..;li."I one.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-08
AT one moment idling-
at the next the full power load

types and under all conditions OF
service.
This balanced motor fuel IS
"StGndard'' Motor Gasoline Of
surprising goodness. 1t Is Won
dcrful in volatility, fame speed,
completeness Of conbustic'l and
mileage. 1t assures quick starts,
rapid acceleratior and unusual
pulling power up heavy grades.
Even in cold weather, w!,e,, less
perfectly conditioned gasoline is
sluggish, you can operate OH
lean, clcan-burning, economical
mixture Of "StandarT' NoIcr
Gasoline. Why try your tcInpcr
with others ''j,ist as good!
pOL.iRINE. Mode uift the
l,r1yS riphf.
Evening star., 1921-02-14
UNION LABOR HEADS
PLAN BIC SESSION
Most important Meeting
Since War to Open Here
on February 22.

Organized labor is preparing for
the greatest session of international
union heads since the war. reports
indicated today. The initial confer
ence on industrial issues viii take place
February %.
On that date the executive council
of the American Federation of Labor
will gather here to inaugurate plans
for the reconstructed state OF IN
dustry throughout the United states.
The readjustment of labor to war
standard reactions. it is believed. WI
form the principal topic of consid-
GRAFTON. Standards of living, the
upholding of wage schedules and
court decisions affecting labor, ac-
cording to reliable authorities. will
crowd each other for precedence.
Conflict Reports Discounted.
Reports of conflict between two ele-
nents in the labor movement. known
as the progressives and the conserva-
tives, are discounted by persons be
hind the scenes, as being without
foundation William II. Johnston,
president of the International Asso-
citation Of Machinists. who is credited
with leading the progressive wing
and with being in opposition to Samuel
Gompcrs, leader of the conservatives.
declared that absolute harmony on
the issues which are expected TO De
presented could be looked for. There
are technical differences in opinion
between the two men, it is known.
but if any divergent opinion exists in
the conference. it will be upon meth
DDS and not upon principles, it was
said.
Labor expects to emerge from the
coming week of council meetings, ex-
ecutive work and discussions With q
program for the coming era clearly
outlined and goal definitely set upon
at least three propositions.
VIII Fight Open shop.
One of these will be the Clayton
act, which since the decision of the
Supreme Court obliterating legally the
secondary boycott has ceased to be
termed '1abor's bill of rights An
amendment to this act will be dis
cussed and planned for. which Will
again place it on the preferred side of
labor's legislative category.
The second will be the open shop
menace" to organized labor. A meth
| cd of effectively combating what is
termed 'the secret campaign of in
dividuals who wish to continue war
profits at the expense Of labor VIII
be a topic of discussion.
And the third big target viii be
| bolshevism Labor will take up the
issue of wedding out radicals wher-
ever possible. it was declared.
Evening star., 1921-02-14
BAVARIA FEARS DISARMING.
Sends Note to Berlin on Abolish
ment of Civilian Guards.

BERLIN. February 13.-The Official
text of the Bavarian government
reply to the Berlin cabinet respect
ing disarmament was delivered at
the chancellory Saturday. Although
Munich dispatches stated that Won
kahr's ministry would request the
central government to abstain from
making the note public, an official of
the Berlin foreign office asserted that
the contents Of the note were not cal
culated to bring about complications.
The Bavarian request, il was said,
was prompted by the desire to spare
DR.. Simons. the German foreign min
lister. embarrassment in connection
with the reparationS negotiations.
The note. il was learned today, re-
iterates Bavaria's apprehension re-
carding the feasibility of disbanding
the civilian guards and puts the re-
sponsibility on the central govern
menc. One official said today: The
present German army. which numbers
less than 10o 600 men. would probably
not be sufficient TO recover arms IN
the possession of the einwohner-
wehr" He summarized the Bavarian
minister's reply as plain invitation
to come and get the guns"
Evening star., 1921-02-14
STOLEN AUTO HURTLES
OVER BANK ONTO TRACKS
Car Demolished by Locomotive at
Mouth of Tunne1-No Trace
of Occupants.

Unidentified occupants of an auto
mobile belonging to Samuel Rosen.
46S H street southwest, which had
been appropriated from Rosen's
garage in the rear of his home, made
death -defying leap in the machine
over a high embankment at Virginia
avenue and I'd street southeast at an
early hour this morning. The car. an
expensive one. landed on the railroad
tracks near the mouth of the tunnel,
where a few moments later it was
struck by a heavy yard engine and
demolished.
How any of its occupants escaped
is mystery to the police. who were
unable to find evidence OF any person
having been hurt. The license num-
ber on the automobile enabled the
police to ascertain the name of the
owner. and Rosen was awakened
about 4 o'clock this morning and told
of his loss. About five weeks ago the
Rosen automobile was taken from in
front of its owners place of business
at 1st and II streets and abandoned
on the road near Lorton. Va, having
been damaged to the extent of $500.
Joyriders who took the car at that
time were not apprehended.