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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-21
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-21
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-21
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-21
'?,,"''"'''!'1rEES Wrecked
ON mexican COAST
STEAMER HIIIRNlNG HIIU-
GEh.s 10 TANpICO II R.-
PORTED ANHORl..
WARSHIPS TO The rescue


GAlAESTON May eo The Nu-
wos,m Steamship Atlantis. which
Iorl Galveston May D., nr Nmp.o
with oN pa.lengnr- IS osround 400
miles north Of Iuup.., oud tugs
have been ordered ro hrr rescue An
the passengers have b.u taken off
hg the United smtos mrIoship Con
ucotIyut arcordug o ulouuauon TO-
rcNcd here.
No details of amy Incident t. the
Atlantis We're CIV uu, bat wireless mos
Sage, for tugs were urgent ana said
that tho steamer was pounding to
pieces The Connecticut received the
-. Q. 5, call from the Atlantis al
Tampico. Wireless messages brought
the news here late today IT Is sup
posed. from the speed Of the boat.
that the Atlantis went aground Tues
day night and that the Connecticut
reached her this morning TWO pow
rrful Wrecking tugs wero ordered
from Mobile to her assistance.
The passengers on the Atlantis.
with the exception OF 10. were for
aigners who we're being sent back 10
Tampico by the department ~ state,
after having been brought from that
port with American refugees at the
time the oil men and others evacuated
the city following the landing Of the
troops at Vera cruz They were held
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-21

SELLS FAILED TO ARRIVE


INDEpENDENCE. kan. May 20
,SpeclaLJ The Investigating com
mittes consisting OF Commissioner
Sells. bis secretary. Mr. Hall. aud
Lieutenant Richardson failed to ar
rive here tonight but will be I'm to
morrow morning The hearing Will
5rg'u tomorrow afternoon and con
unue tomorrow night. the party leay-
Ing for Bsrtlesyille Friday morning.
at which place afternoon and night
sessions viii be held Arriving nt
Tulsa Saturday morning the commis-
doners WIN hold three sessions and
will probably remain In that city
over Monday
T. L. Sample. OF the firm Of
Richmond, Leyerlng s. CO.. petroleum
engineers Of New York city. Is al
ready here He will act in an adyis-
Ing capacity 20 the COMMITTEES. his
firm being designated W congress for
Z. -.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-21
south CANADIAN UP AGAIN
Two-Eoot Raise in River Carries out
Two Railroad Bridges and
Threatens Others.

OKLAHOMA CITY. May 20
Speclal.b-The South Canadian river
Is on another rampage, a five-foot
rise having occurred Tuesday. The
Rock Island bridge at Geary was
swept away and also the bridge OF
the same road At Bridgeport was
washed out by the flood. Bridges
at Mustang and Minco are said to be
In grave danger. The Frisco bridge
at Thomas also Is threatened.
The Rock Island bridge at Geary
was a pile structure which had been
completed week ago. Trains are
being detoured by the Rock Island
by way OF Anadarko and Chlckasha
to III Reno over the Union City
bridge.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-21
BECKER Will NOT TESTIFY


NEW YORK, May 20 Martin =.
MJnton. chief counsel for former p
lice Lieut. Charles Becker. announced
positively tonight that Becker would
not take the stand In his own behalf
in his second trial on the charge OF
being the instigdtor OF the plot which
resulted in the murder Of Herman
Essential. the gambler.
lIecker Will not be benefited b>
the confession alleged TO have beet
made by "DaRo Frank Cirofici short
Is before the gunman was executed ~
Sing Sing prison for the part he
PLAYED in carving ont the plot 70
uurder Herman Roscnthal "Dugo
Ftauk" in the so-called confession.
said he never heard the name -
He,ker mentioned In connection with
the conspiracy that resulted iu the
Killing Of the gambler
Justice Seghury refused 10 admit
testimony concerning .hc alleged Dua
fc,eIon into tine record At BE-. .krr,
trial today
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-21
TEDDY IN POLITICS
WITH BOTH FEET
LOST so TINE IN GETTING INTO
TIM GAME.
Plans % Mako Iall Campaign Most
strenuous ~ His Iudrc
Career.

OYSTER BAY. g. !, May 20
ON the first day after his return FROM
South Amcnat. Theodore Roosevelt
got back into touch with the political
situation, aul tonight plans We're well
under way for the Progressive cam
paign OF l9l4 colonel Roosevelt
spent .aigr part Of the day IN con
ference Win George W Perkins.
chairman OF the executive committee
ot the progresslye uttioual committee
Colonel Roosevelt would not discuss
his long talk with NJ Perkins. He
said he was not talking poliucs,
clifford plnrhot. Progressive caudi-
date for United states srnstor from
Pennsylvania also conferred with
Colonel Roosevelt
Colonel RoOscEelr7 acuytlies today
removed all doubts as to whether he
would take au active part In this
he expects I'D make one of the most
arduou, Night, Of nj, career No def
mite plans have been formed, but II
* probable that In September he Wit
make trip across the continent
speaking I'm most of the states,
On May 80. colonel Roosevelt will
sail for spain for the wedding Of his
son. Kermit In the intervening
period he viii attempt to start into
motion the machinery for the cam
paign on his return about July /,
he Will begin the campaign proper.
Tomorrow morning Colonel ROOse-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-21
OPPOSE State DECISION
Grain Dealers Want All of Oklahoma
in one Reserve Dis
triCt

OKLAHOMA CITY. May 20
SPECIAL. After adopting rrsolu-
tiou embodyiue memorial to United
States Senator owen expressing pre-
ference In having all Of Oklahoma EN-.
braccd IN one regional reserve bank
district that with Kansas city aud
electing officers. the Oklahoma Grain
Dealers and Millers association, IN ses-
sion here since Tuesday. adjourned
this evening. closing with a banquet
The members of the association en-
dorsed r. NJ Kell OF Wichita Falls.
Texas. for oVe of the directors Of the
regional bank to be located at Dallas
The officers Of the association re-,
elected are: II II. Drennon. oklahoma
City. president: c. Is. Cozart Wood
ward. vlce-presldent; c. L. Prouty.
Oklahoma City. secretary.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-21
ITALIAN SUBJECTS RELEASED
Rebels Release Them when I. =.
Protests

LAREDO. May Nicholas and
Miguel Ferrara. Italian subjects. we're
released from the Nuey' Laredo ian
by constitution authorities to-
night On REPRESENTATIONS from United
states consul Garrett They 40 ouce
came 90 Laredo. The Terrarls were
this morning charged with being
financial supporters of the Huert,
government and appealed 10 the Ital-
fam embassy az Washington.
Sdbas Mlreles. former civil em-
ploye in Nuevo Laredo. arrested today
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-21
LATE IINNNClTW~ WONDERFUL
POWER DRAMATICALLY re
TUII.D Bl MIIIl.N
JUDGMENT WAS Marvellous
oas, Ncw nhNrn PURCHASES Would
un,r Turned out All Right HAD
wall street wizard Lived.

WASmNGTpN. May 20 DON'T
nant control by the late J Picrponl
Morgan not only of the officials. but
of the properties IT the Sew York.
New Haven ~ Hartford railroad.
was further emphasized today when
former President Charles 5 Menen of
the New Haven continued his tcsti-
money before the Interstate Come
morce Commlssion
Mr. Mellen admitted frankly that
neither he nor directors of the New
Haven had the temenN openly 10 OPP
pose Mr Morgan's plans, though he
said ne sometimes disagreed with
him. lie declared however that Mr..
Morgan's judgment in financial trans
actions was 50 mar elous that any
body might we'll hesitate before run
ming counter TO II
Even In the acquisition by the New
Haven " the West Chester property.
into which millions OF dollars van
ished. Mr. Mellen who declared he
dad not approve OF the purchase, In
sisted that had Mr. Morgan lived the
property might have been far more
Valuable thah II Is touay' 80 100
with the acquisition or lhe W Norces'e''
Nashua * ltocheS'er Ia'lIoau III
which Mr.. Morgan, Mr.. Mellon said,
was respohslple ior aN"s 80
share more than the stock really was
worm As III the west Cn'S'e'
transaction however, Mr DiUi s'n'
a''oIulhs TO MI Me''eh' "o"'u p'UoN
no 'n'eri ereh'e' cnriS'ls o"t "'9
Pl'Hs "'u'ou' I'Ba'" W '"7 'P'''o'''
"I o'"e,s '''e' e'''u'
A'H"'S,''''' Wy ''o wv i'" v" -,
~ p".N '."eS III WI nv
~ ''o'' 'S'''u o''"l''',, i''"'
u'n AT l'l'S : PIoVe'u''ss' M Ne'-
en- ''',''u'' '''''' SUM- VI ','' ~ Vp-
,' 'e9 IVA" P''' W.
H'hh PIi'e' '"' 'uu'u ul'I '"'S
wore N"'u' ',''' 10 '''t -I'" nav ,Il
AT 'n' 'l'"e 'l,'i' u" any '''y t'So' ~. III
ru''''as'''s '"e l,"eS' P"I''T ''''l9
nose IN connecticut, ne Saiu' ne en-
'"""'e''u S"niP 'o''Pe,'''o'' i'oi',
othe' prospective Pu'Sn'SeiS an"
'her''y the price was pooSle',
JuSi AT 'he cloSe Oh the uay II ue-
,e'ope" '''a' ioll"e. hl''u S,"V,S
senator '\elS'i. w HluIlc" VI lluouo
l'lahd primarily was instrumental III
selling the trolley system OF mat state
to ,ho neW raven. 49,.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-21
RUSSELL MEMORIAL
SERVICES SATURDAY
Many ~nto OHclnlS Intended the
Last Rites AZ \rlmorr Nc-trr-
dul Nftcruuuu.

OkINUpMA CIIN. .N., gD
spr.mI rhc bDtr suppmo court
uus ISSUED ana urdei ton he holding of
wuwoIu S,rNoas poo tha ,ouu r1lm
u lho Lawrence bundlug. THIS D.. uI
- u'ou.u uoN SATURDAY. afternoon m
honor # .ur bate SunVill 10 Russell
IT Aaw.e. who wab an associate
ueH. of hu supreme oouu ot tpn
umn u' nus death lust Sat.rl1y Tho
ORDER Hns ssued by tho rour upon
tno presentation OF Judge }. h. Bur
WuN ui This city of resolutions
adopted bN rhe committee rrprDrn0
mg t1o Oklahoma State Bar osso.p
Hun. Fne American Bar association
Nul Iuo bar ussoclauons of Oklahoma
NuI DNrIor unuuucs
Iuu,ral services NJ Justice Russell
were held At Ardmore at o'rIogh thus
urruoln Governor Crurr aud d
numb, of tho nemhrrs of tho $500.
promo court criminal court uf ap
nuos ,nd supreme court oomm.aHo
went 10 Arlmore o attend tho
5rr.lces
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-21
HUERTA DENIES The RUMOR
says NIcNican Peace Delegates Have
No Authority to Offer iii, Rc,ig-
nation.

MENlCO CITY. May 2O.-Proyis.
iunal President Huerta In the course
Of an interview today said
The Mexican peace delegates have
no instructions TO offer my resigna-
tlon at the conference at Niagara
rails"
The president spoke with energ}. f.
standing erect and emphasizing ine
words with a Characteristic gesture.
Prior to this the acting minister Of
foreign affairs. Esteva Ruiz. had de-
clared that the Mexican representa-
tive had been given ample powers"
10y the government TO deal with every
thing that may be discussed at the
peace conference with the object of
solving the international difficulty.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-21
READY TO Greet THE
OKLAHOMA ELKS TODAY
STATE CONVENTION WILL OPEN
FOR \ TWO DAYS SESSION
TINS MORNING.
Many Novel Entertainments Planned
For the 200 or Moro Visiting
"HcllO Bins"

All preliminary preparations Tor
| entertainment Of the Elks Of DEia-
/ homa who viii be in Tulsn today and
Friday Of this week 10 attend the
annual state convention have been
made accordins to the announcement
Of the committees In charge Of that
end NJ the program last night. Al
though not more than 200 delegates
are expected, an elaborate program.
has been mapped out for the visitors.
Thus far Arlmore Is the only town
In the state that has formally catered
the race for the 1915 meeting Cal
Mullen, a prominent Elk Of Ardmore,
last night sent telegram to the
World announcing that a large dele
cation would come from that city 10
attempt 10 return with tho 1915 con
vention
The opening business session will be-
held Mt the Elks' club room at 10
O'Clock THIS morning In the after
noon the visitors viii attend the ball
game at Association park The stree,
IaraGe which Is always a big feature
OF the annual conventions. will be held
at II O'Clock Friday morning.
DR.. : DeHrll llawley is chairman
Of the general convention committees
First Delegates Arrive
Last night more than u half hun
dred delegates arrived, many Of then,
stCpplng AZ the Hotel Tulsa
The committee announced lasr
night that all available autos viii
meet OF the Eiks home. Third and
Boulder IT O'Clock this afternoon.
when the Elks VIII be driven over the
city.
Free tickets 20 the ball game this
aflcrnoon Will be given all visiting
delegates The big cabaret tonight I'm
the grlll room of tho ks home VIII
bo the real bir feature Of the conven-
tion Visiting delegates viii be ad-
nntted free while members Of the
local lodge Uill be charged IS cach
Committees.
Program g. T. Strouyelle. crro.
'ainmcnt Ca Gregg: parade. j.. G
Shaw, flnauca William Goodman:
registration 49, g Hopper press, J.
c. Catleti
Tho complete program for the two
days follows
Thursday. May 2i
10 90 \ VI Bu-ino,, meeting Elss' lHus
Invocation ........ Rev & V Kiln,
Address " welcome Mayor = NJ Woudpr
Response Carroll $ Bocher 81 Muskoges
Presidents address &c II Canunman
Of chickasha
Reports of committees aud transaction NJ
business
Adjournment
70 90 Lunch Eiks' cs'.
. 90 = VI Automobile trip
3 30 M--Wp.tern association baseball
Tulsa vs. Joplin
500 2. NJ tysmpl'icaiion ~ ritual by
otficars NJ Tulsa lodge 9i6
10 90 P. VI -Cab1rei entertainment. grill
room.
Friday May 90
10 M 4. VI business sessioui
Election Of officers.
Selection Of meeting place
Completion ~ lusiness
Adjournment
lI:8O A " Parade.
100 2 VI luncheon. Elks' cafe
90 p. " General entertslnment b. mem.
bers Of Tulsa lodge 20 all visiting Els
(All visitors are requested 70 register and
receive card which will enti.le them % all
entertainments
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-21
reformed Church Synod Closes

LANCASTER, Pa. May 2O-The
general synod Of tho Reformed
church In the United States came to
close today The next meeting in
1917 will be held at Dayton, O.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-21

The envoys of Brazil and Argentine
who. with the Chilean minister con
s'tute the mediation tribunal, ap-
parcntW were ready to accept the re
port As accurately setting forth iuer-
ta's position. and the delegates them.
selves eunned the keenest interest
when inquiring II the dispatch wa'
authenticated one Of the delegates
said hc had not expected an an
n5upcement $50 soon"
In spite Of the withdrawal of the
dispat,h by the Associated Press, the
feeling was that the reported an
nounccment was merely premature
which phrase was taken from the eN-
precision of one Of the diplomats herG
when ne was informed Of the correr-
tion
Confidence in the amicable settle
mcut not only Of differences between
III, United states and Mexico, but In
th, ultimate pacification Of Mexico
Through the aycnuer Of diplomacy
was reflected tonight after the first
formal session of three South Amer
tenn modiators and representatives Of
the IIuorla government and the On'-
ted states
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-21
Medll Mccormick Is Home.

NEW ORLEANS. May 20.-Tht
steamer Mexico arrived today from
Quarantine with ls9 refugees from
Mexico abroad. The vessel arrived al
quarantine several days ago.
Among the refugees was Medlll Me-
Cormick. American newspaper cores
pondent recently arrested by fsdsrats
at Mexica CITY aA.S ,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-21

WASHINGTON. May g0.-The
Lever bin TO regulate dealing in cot
ton futures was agreed on today by
the house agricultural subcommittee
and the full committee may consider
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-21

ST LOUIS May 20 FIRE ala
$l5o.ooO damage to the Blocker
Lumber compunys plant here tonight,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-21
Will Holb on ATTACH on SAL.
IILho 18TH TRAINS ARR
RUNNING AGAIN.
WITH HIS ARMY FRESH


EgI.\ NyJ...
p an, Ir .,"''' MON M'b
An Inu..,......,..... .N" MAY 20
lutlu.. .r r.. no hrneih
uH..r. ,l.,.,,..I "'"'I army
uYin .rptu .,,' '.' lila VIII ne
dom and g,I,Y,.. N''h ihI"-
glrdcd here ,s ...'..,.'.' Us joe
'H certain indication
lighting ,r,I,, '"' 'o'I' Tor the
SON '"' ''"'''I Sjiu
lu 4rI,. .,
gained h. u... ..'....',,.,'' ''''h1gn
I'm rb.. .no,.....,.,., '''"'IISl troops
pprnd,n '"' ''ISI'iris of
Dcpor,I yI..' '''' '"."e sunday
forward I, nm, ,,'... "'' To- press
lately "a. A.. .....'.,,' ,'.','' '''''N mined
erals sham ,,... .'''',1 'nlt the fed
thirst md l,., " "'''7 'H' rhllgue,
rounfornl ,n "'' ]. "'"7' Do en-
.miI.. =, sim, "'7''l march of %
n. .n,, 1.,
ropoir ~ 49,. .'','''h To- await the
vim ,.uI ,o',,, ,''''' u" Saltlllo.
lnt, ,c,,.,, ',' ~ 'rlnS ms troops
b,rs.. a.. ""' wei ted, with
r,,,,... .,,'...,, 'r',''''u condition ana with
able no,, ~. w ammunition avail
yu,a '.,',N '.n'.
Tho ,r"rt. f''"'l' a surprise.
fedrr,ls ~, nn ", '''' "a, ,'Ie with lhe
.,u,,h.n "''u""' ana The small
bsr. ,,..,., ~ are regarded
nr,.o ~, VIZ W t." t''''hc' Of the sur
pIot. sn.,a "t'"'N ana the COM
tb,n ~ ~, ',3,.,'7 ,'7 pans OF battle,
.dna.s a,'t ' ','I'''''on OF iain'-hoart-
mar, ~, ,h, GOV, ,'"' "Snl'nshlp ON the
I'm, A. ,'..,
sld.s .,.l " "r'' N'Ied ON both
t,,,,sh 49,. iO' wounded. AL
y,,.I ",, ''''' men were en-
chino s,,n, 49, no 'rtllIery or ma
.aup,go,,n,., ,,, !" ",IIon ana the
f,r.' ,I,. s..,.'.' ''','u 'ul 20 minutes be-
t,p,ll,. any,, P,'''''"S D'''me un-
Tb.. ,,,,..,.,I ivy ,'o" 10 iIiShl
.,r a., ,,,'.'' ',''" '' '"S'n''' manager
.ti,n..II,, ''..,., '''''' uh'rr constltu-
..,.. In n,'' '' assurance that de-
,r,.r ~, '" 9d'''IIo VIII be
r,,,, ,.',... 'P u Ia'IF'ld by the
.b,s ,...,,.. .'''' ''P'''e IL tomorrow
=, .r,I,,I' ,'"''nphpI''e Incident
,,..l. a... ''''i'i ma but "A few
,rodr. ,n, ',,, 90" ,,''''' 't the Sierra
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-21
The Weather

WNsu .GIDE. May go 0rnrotaslN ,
uaanmh generally fair Thursday ana
IUtuY
TULSA MAY -I Iur temperature
masmnm 80 minimum 57 south winds.
lear
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-21

Notwithstanding tho. fact that con-
rrnation could not be given to earlier
reuort that General Uuerta would not
allow his incumbcncy Of the office OF
the president to stand in the way OF
solution Of the Mexican problem the
FRS, dlys session developed feeling
Of optimism,
R,foro the correction Of the original
H.srt, dispatcn was received dlplu-
mats and delegates commented on the
dtspatch on the theory that II was
correct Those who expressed them
selves generally agreed that the vol
untarv retirement of lluerta would De
conditioned upon the making OF satis
r,ctory terms concerning success
cor II ia clear that II an announc"
pant ~ willingness to retire comes
from Hucrt, in the near future 1t VIII
he Welcomed MS making remote I'M
r,-sib,uty Of any resumption or hos
tuties between the United states ana
Mexico II wa, argued also that WIN
Uu,rta ont the mcdiators might en-
t,riatn hope that Carranza and hls
rnnstituioulllst followers would pe
brought into the conference or be
coma parties TO any agreement
reached Speaking Of the erroneous
di,patch. one OF the principals OF the
conference said he regretted that the
rrys proved premature. He said M
tli certain that the announcement
soon could he made with confidence
rul that It would stand.
Would Have Been Easy.
"u,d /, been true" said one OF tie
r.odiltors, "it would have made our
work much easier as 1t would have
r,vad the way to an early under
si1ndine."
Tho Mexican delegates today de-
c,n.d to discuss instructions given
th.m before their departure from
tn Mexican capital beyond sayins
-rlt white their powers were broad,
,lN questions as the resignation ot
Uucrl and the conditions under
which IL would he submitted would
I,.. ~ poe referred finally to General
Uu.ria himself for approval
During the day the brazilian am
D -.laur received . message from
tho Ba7lian minister in Mexico city
,n.rhei I'm hopeful terms about medi-
otion and indicating, IT Is understood
,n.t Gauetl lluert1 was prepared 20
raliuouish office. Similar intima-
t;.n4 h,,a come 10 European diplo-
mats I'm Washing on and for the las
three days it has been taken for
granted in diplomatic circles gener.
oily that the problem before the medi-
rtors was not $50 much the elimlna-
ticn Of Huerta but what was TO fol-
lpw his retirement. what kind of gov
crnment could be established ana
wat persons would he acceptable to
all int rests In Mexico.
Are Non-Partisan.
The Mexican delegates incidentally
tContinued on Page Three.)
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10 M A. VI Bu-iness sessioui
Election Of officers
Selection Of meeting place
Completion - business
Adjournment
lI:8u A " Parade.
1 loo r VI luncheon. Elks' cafe
.3.O0 P. " General entertslnment b. %
bers Of Tulsa lodge 10 all visiting Eli
(All visitors are requested 70 register
receive card which will enti.le them 90
entertainments
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The Mexican delegates incidentally
tContinued on Page Three.)