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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-09
HATCH BREAKS NEGRo's ARM.
Harlan Worker Treated al Delaware
Hospital; Other Cases.

Thomas Nichol, colored, suffered the
fracture Of q bone in his right arm THIS
morning at the Harlan Shipbuildjng plant
when a steamship hatch fell on him. He
was taken 10 the Delaware Hospital IN
the Phoenix ambulance. Other cases
treated there today were ". Henderson,
IO4 West Twelfth street, bruised right
knee, sustained in fall on the pavement,
and Harry Brandie, a laborer At the
Shellpot camp, who was treated for an
infected finger.
Fulton Wright. runner for the PhDnIX
Company, was removed 70 the Deiawsre
Hospital after being taken SICK At the
ofice. lie was found to DC suffering from
tonsilltls.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-09
Richard NJ. CadwaIadcr Dead

Philadelphia, Dec 0 Richard Mccall
& Cadwalader, retired finaDcicr, lawyer and
onetimc president Of the Philadelphia
Club, died carly today IN his summer
Washington, Pa. He had been i'll alm0s t
. year Death wac due to complications
superinduced by advanced age He was
scVenty-ninc years old.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-09
NEWARK SOLDIER WOUNDED.
Special Correspondents OF Every Evening

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Newark. Dec 9.-Lloyd Adley Of
Newark was probably one Of the last IT
the Delaware soldiers 70 be wounded n
the world war. His parents have received
word that he was wounded in the Amerl-
can drive on November 5 Just few days
before the armlstice was signed. He is
suffering from shrapnel wounds and Is in a
hospital in France. Adley was sent to
Camp Meade with contingent of draftees
from here on July and was sent to France
late in the summer. He is = member Of
Company A, Si2th Machine Gun Bat
talon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-09
COLUMBUS DAY BALL.
Will be Held Tomorrow Evening II
pythian Castle.

4 Columbus Day hal' Will he gwen
in Pvthian Castle, sos Vest street. to-
morrow night. All proceeds of the affair
which Is given under the auspices az the
Christopher Columbus and Sons Of
Columbus Societies, will be turned over
to the Red Cross
This ball was scheduled to take place
on October y, but was postponed on
sccount Of the epidemic Of Influenza II
was announced ty those IN charge Of the
hail that tickets sold for October = will
be accepted TOMORROW night
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-09
Consolidation Of offices.

The separate Office of George T. Essell
banker on the Market street front Of
the du Pont Building have been closed
owing to the consolidation with Laird
a Company whose suite on the Tenth
street side, will be used for the JOINT
headnuaricrs hcrenfirr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-09
DENIES 500 THEFT.
Negro Gets Co ii tuance Of Case to Oh
tain Witne~sc-: Story Impresses Court

tain NItRe~Sc~. story lmpreSSes Court.
Earnestly protesting his innocence and
telling a story which Impressed the Court
James Jackson obtained a continuance of
his case on the charge of taking 500 il
bank notes from Arthur Colwcll Both
are colorcd
Colwell accused Jackson Of robbine him
In a bunk mouse al inc Lyncn Construc-
tion CO.. camp Saturday night He did
not sec Jackson axe the money, he SAID
but declared that Jackson had been Close
10 him that night One Of the camp guards
said hc had arrested Jackson and on
searching tim Tad found $50 Oh his per
son Jackson said that tins money was
The savings of two weeks pay He viii
seek witnesses to the facts tnat ne was not
of the grounds Of the company before
being arrested and that he changed no
bills at the coTnInis5ary that night
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-09
Jewish Congress Set for Phihdesphia.
aY Associated Press to Every Evening

Providence, r. l., Dec e.-The AnSeri-
can Jewish Congress will convene In
Philadelphia December I5 70 consider
means Of obtaining political and religious
freedom for Jews throughout the world
Colonel Harry Cutler, chairman of the
administrative committee announced to-
day Vice President Marshal and several
foreign Ambassadors have been invited
to attend
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-09
~ Pont GO. Wins.
,;s,..t.n - E,ery EVonins

Srlo.ial niaratch 70 kVoTy aNohlnh
" Nashington. pcc q rho Supreme
Courf todsv gave dccisiou "a thc BucA-
evc-du Pont suit, the decision laNorlns
the M Pont 90. some time ago the
Ruckcye Powder Co. sued the du Pont
an alleging that it was acting In rc-
stralpt II trade 70 tho detrlment u
ths complainant The ease went rs
the supreme Court, where it was dc-
cidcd today,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-09
LETTERS
CHOKE FRENCH MAIL
s 500, 900 Envelopes N Three Shipments
From A. z. z.

Paris. Dee. S.-Three aaipments rf
hone-bound mail from the American
army totalling $500 900 letters lef-
France between November @j and De-
cenlF,er 2. The previous weeks -raIi
numbered 5000 coo letters. The in-
crease Is believed to be due TO the Faith
srs. letters which the men in the army
had been asked 10 write on Novem~er
"a. the fathers At home beng likewise
requested 10 write 70 their sons on that
day
The stars and stripes, the official
newspaper Of the American Lxpedl-
tionary Force which organized the plan,
states that all the letters viii nc ae-
hvered before Christmas.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-09
Miss Wilson Sings TO Soldiers

tA9 ASsoSaated fEesa 70 Every Evening
Paris, Friday, Dee 6.-Niss Mar
garet ": Wilson, daughter Of Presi-
dent Wilson, arrived at St. Nazaire
yesterday and sang before $500 Ameri-
can soldiers who will sail for home in
= few days Miss Wilson will sing al
different cities along the sesboard while
awaiting the arrival Of President vii
son
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-09
address on Conference Study

Dr G. G. Wilson, addressed the
Methodist Ministers meeting this morn
ing on the Conference Course Of study
He made many valuable suggestions
that were appreciated BIZ the clergy
The routine business Included reports
from various churches
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-09
CSC. General Manager Dead of Flu.

.! AsNossAISd FFess e hNeFy AFelIIls
Covington, Ky, Dee. 81. Paul
Stevens, general manager OF the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railway Company,
died early today al his home in Fort
Mitchell, near here, Of pneumonia, fol
lowing an attack Of lnffuenzs. He was
a son Of C. W Stevens, Federal manager
Of the Chesapeake and Ohio, and Was
So wears old.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-09
Everything to Wear
Why T axe Ch ances?

when men and boys know the
Mullins label means style, quality
and IL thoroughly appreciated.
A MAN
always appreciates a useful hiurry
that he would hardly buy for HIM
self
A Housr Co.t, - 70 $40
Bath Robe, s. n 800.
Dressing Gown, $40 70 aI5.
Silk Shirt, 81 70 $40.
Silk Mufiers, 5Oc to $40.
SILK Sox, CSC To $3.50.
silk Ties, BIC b 800.
Silk Handkerchiefs, SOC 70 81
Dress Gloves, 50 n $500.
Lined Gloves, - ~ $500.
Umbrellas, 81 50 70 SO.
Walking Stick, 81 20 s6.
Initial Belts, 81 10 $3.50
Sweaters, s. 70 SIS.
Fancy Vests, S2.50 70 s.
Full Dresg Vests, $3.50 % SO
FOR BOYS.
Sweaters, S3 10 Ss.
Bath Robes, So 50 TO 50.
RAIN Coats, $3.50 70 s12.
Rubber Coats, S.
Umbrellas, 81 so 70 s.
Fancy Shirts, al 10 90
Initial Belts, 75c.
Dress Gloves, 81 10 g.
Wool Gloves, SOC TO 81
Lined Gloves, SOC 70 g. 80
Ganntlets, 81 90 70 SO 80.
Nerbwear, 25c 70 sl00.
EVERYTHING ELSE.
Suits and Overcoats.
Trousers and MacSinars
Corduroy Suite and Trousers.
Hats and Caps
Trunks and Travelling Bags
Shoes and Slippers.
Rubbers and Boots.
We have the styles, stock and
sizes. Come early and make your
selections.
MULLINS HOME STORE.
5th and Market.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-09
Gen. du Pont Repatriating Prise nerS.
~ ASs,,gatag pr,,ss n, -. -.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington, Dec. g General du Pont
ot the french army. has arrived in Berlin,
according to advises received here today
and has established his headquarters
N N the, palace formerly occupied by the
French Embassy. He has been entrusted
with the transport and repatriation Of
French prisoners held in Germany.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-09
Railroad Buys More Land,

The Wilmington Steamboat Go. has
sold IL acres Of Delaware River front
land in Brandywine hundred TO the
Philadelphia, Baltimore d Washington
Railroad Co for$5.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-09
Down State Politicians Confer Here.

J. Frank Alice, sr, and his son, with
|. ID. Short. came to Wilmington today.
to confer with Alfred | iu Pont. They
were the guests Of T. G Bradford Ir., nj
luncheon and will meet Mr. du Pont this
afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-09
CHARGED With Wife Reatiuo

Morris + lIagcy nf Claymont IL to
nave hearing before Magistrate Gilis
this afternoon on the charge of wife
beating
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-09

War Finance Corporation has loaned
S7I 1856, 900 including $40, 900 Go is
public utilities, S26, ,So0, ,OoO to other in
dustries and S3,62S, 900 in cattle loans.
Interest rates between six aud seven per
cent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-09
roo LAVE no CLASSIFY.

HOUSE Tor rent aud furniture for sale
Apply BIS r sixth street,
FOR SALE l22S THtnaM. seuli-detachgd
niue rooms. with Gas. bath and heater
III fine condition. Immediate possession
Must b. sold. Apply l2lS Market ssreet
Phone A25A.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-09
Eastlako w. G. Il IL

The Eastlakc w G. T. II. will meet
1T the home Of Mrs PIummer, 2O7 West
1hirtieth street tomorrow evening at
S O'Clock
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-09

Every Evenings classified advertise
ments bring results. Proved to the salts
faction OF many and viii be to you.--Ady
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-23
NEW CARLISLE, IND.

Word has been received by rela-
tiVes here OF the safe arrival owe
seas of Dean Lauyer OF the L. s. y.
Horace Garoutte of the L.. 5. y.
spent "a brief Through with his
mother. Mrs. Olive Garoutte.
G.. w. Tyler left Saturday for Ida
no Falls. Idaho, where he viii spend
a Va weeks vacation with ELLA
tiyes.
Mr.. and Airs. Charles T-rowbridge
ave guests OF their son, carl Trow-
bridge. and wife at Albert Lea,
Mimi. Nj. and Mrs. T~rowbridge
made the trip by automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darius Mel. and
children of Michigan city were
guests over sunday or Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark Rodgers.
Guy sutton of the L.. :. A. is i'm
France according to word received
10y relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Ackley ceie-
brated their golden wedding Friday.
dren were present except a grand
son. Claude Ackley. who is in serv-
ice.
Thomas Garoutte and Nose" De
lotter have been called 10 service.
Each of the boys have "a brother
serving i'm the army.
Frank Hauser of south Bend spent
Sunday with relatives here.
Mrs. Emma sutton is seriously i'll.
Henry Jerue. son of Mrs. John
Jerue. and Miss Esther Marks of
south Bend. formerly of New car
Isle. were married Saturday.
Mrs. Russell COOney of Chicago
is a cues of DR.. and Mrs. H.. NJ.
Hall. Russell Cooney has gone TO
JON the forces over there
Harry Miller. former principal Of
the New Carlisle high school. has
accepted a position In Rochester.
Ind. for the coming year.
Edwin Kinney has accepted en-
ployment at the Rumely m%anufac-
turing plant at Laporte.
Miss Miller of Chicago is a guest
Of DR.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. \. Phillips. Mr..
and Mrs. George sharp. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hauser and children and
Miss Magdalene Hauser were
guests Of Mt. and Mrs. A. NJ. Stew
art Of Bainbridge. Mich. Sunday.
Fred Riley is A patient az Ep-
worth hospital. South Bend. where
he underwent an operation Satur-
day.
Anna Laura Bruch was operated
upon for the removal of the tonsils
and adenOids Tuesday at south
Bend.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-23
FIVE POINTS, IND.

The Misses clara and Mildred
Brown have returned home from
Missouri. where they have been
the cuest of their sister. Mrs.
Wayne Swigart. and family.
Neiehbors and friends of Mr.. and
Mrs Frank MangEs gave them a
farewell surprise Thursday evening.
Mr.. Nangus and family moved TO
South Bend Friday.
Mrs Clarence Heltzel and daugh-
ter. Margaret. We're South Bend vis-
itors Tuesday.
Miss Mary Hummer of South
Bend was a week end guest of her
grandmother. Mrs. Ora Taylor. and
family.
Mrs Rczeau Brown and daugh-
ter. Alice. were South Bend visitors
Saturday.
About 40 relatives Of Air. and
Airs James Williams motored from
Eellefontaine. o. and Knox. Ind.
here sunday. A basket dinner was
held at noon The oldest one pres
enr was Mrs Jane Rec, - years
old. and the Youngest was little
Emma Lucinda Williams, three
months old.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-23
GRAND VIEW

Leonard Grau. nephew of Mrs. 10.
f. Hostedler. who is az Epworth
hospital foiloving ara operation. is
reported Improving and viii 0e re-
moved 90 his home al Valparaiso in
g. few days
Mt and Mrs a. r.. R~dusoottom.
Airs Ira BottorH and Airs Oren
Sisk attended the funeral services of
their aunt. Mrs Noah Miller Of near
S1uIweIf. Ind. sunday.
Mrs William KaElor visited SUM
Jsy at the home of hor SON elem
Kavlor. ami family of south Bend.
CLYDE Br8nt of Niles. Mich. wise
ited sunday with friends at this
place.
Mrs. T.. +. Jones has returned 20
Der home at Donaldson. nd. after
spending the past three weeks with
her dauehter AIRS Ernest SisI
Mrs Eosanra Guitars has return
ed 10 her home boz south Bend after
Nl-iJ.ue her dau-hter Mrs Ella
Geyer.
Nr. and AIRS John Ayers and
children were guests one evening
last week at the home of her par
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-23
TERRE COUPE, IND.

John Curry Of South Bend spent
several days last week the guest OF
August Anderson n family.
Fred Smith has returned home
from st. Joseph's hospital at South
Bend. where he has been for the
past two weeks.
CLYDE Rogers. Nh. and Mrs Ray
.Culp and MIR. and Mrs. b. y. Smith
OF near Niles. motored "a The home
of J.. c. Smith and family last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. smith VII remain in
dehnitely.
Miss Modelle Schwab of Wanna
wakee. Ind. who j. visiting rela-
tives in New Carlisle and vicinity.
was a guest of Mrs. G.. l.. DePOy,
Monday.
Mrs Emma B~leasdsle. Joseph
Enos and son ri were sunday
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Wade.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert shrimp o.
south Bend were sunday visitors
~ the home OF MI and Mrs. Au-
gus Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs j ". Cauffman are
leaving MS week TOT RIVERSIDE
camp ground at Buchanan. Mich.
where they will remain for ten
DAYS.
u. J. smith OF Portage Prairie
was a Terre Coupee visitor Thurs
day.
Ross Nickerson and Clare Zigler
were IN laporte. Saturday.
Ar. and Airs James /. Frame Of
South Bend spent several DAYS last
week the guests Of NJ. and Mrs.
James Huston
Mr. and Mrs. George DePoy en-
tertained the following guests last
week Jacob DePoy Mr.. ~ Mrs.
Allen Mckenzie and children and
Nr. and Mrs George Hickle. an or
kewana. Ind a. pePoy reunion
was held A. Hudson lake sunday.
ar which four generations were
present
NJ and Mrs John Zieier and
Mss Eva Terril of New Carlisle
spent Tuesday a. the J. " Csun
man howA
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-23
BERRlEN SPRINGS, MICH.

Mrs Harry Helm. with her little
daughter. has returned from a visit
with her mother. Mrs. n. L. Gross
man. i'm Buchanan.
Bert Edison has sold his farm
property IN Berrien twp. and has
purchased the HadlocN house on
Main ST. and viii move his family
to town.
The Eerrien Springs CANNING
factory commenced work on toms-
toes Tuesday.
j T.. CARRIER and family. who
have been living i'm the Dean cot
t5ge ON Mars So. have moved insA
The ST. John house on the SANS
street
air. and Mrs Arthur Spsuldmg
and Nr and Alrs. 10y skinner we're
81 Joseph visitors sunday.
Airs A. j Barnhart 8 visiting
her daughter Mrs Onal Mains. in
Boyne CITY.
The annual reunion or the Bur-
tom families was held IN the Indian
FIELDS TUESDAY Air. and Mrs A. l..
Putnam of south Haven were in at
tendance
air. and Mrs g. W Talmsn and
AIr and Airs Charles Tallman We're
is. TORS ar the Hugh Mars home In
Buchanan sunday
Warren Shult1 enjoying a
weeks vacation from his duties al
the Eerrlen Springs state bank
Nr and Airs vii Fleishel oi
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-23
PLYMOUTH.


Mss irene NHhh arrived ih the
eng Nonoas ennis ne'lns 'eeh
cameo hoLhe on account 9l the oea'n
% het of"ihet GUS RUM
George Stevens and MerI strou-
bach Joined the Boy Scouts al Cul-
vsr Monday morning.
Ira EgcE 80 Chicago ARRIVED In
Plymouth SUNDAY evening
- $500 ~ .u. ~
Nuss't D''i
and Mr and Mrs Losler OF Popiar
oFe' We're me guests 'l Nis
oeofse NaAe' "i 'ph'a
Mrs Harriet Bailey entertained
her children and their families
sunday. The dinner was given in
honor OF her grandson Paul Law
renee. ho is home ou a ~flrloush
from Houston. Tex lie wil return
10 camp Friday
Dr. Grl DAY IS IN Huntington 20
SEE his wife who has been there
fel several weeks ON "a visit with
relatives.
Miss Gertrude So.ce Of Chicago
IS visiting her parents. ~ and
Mrs on Soice. Of ghls city
AIRS Catherine Peterson IS iu
Nishawaka visiting her daughter.
airs Gertrude Suders and family
Rev Robert Fife arrived in the
CITY MONDAY 20 attend the funeral
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-23

has ,en a visitor al the Harry
Helm home.
AR. and Mrs. r. r. Garland are
IN receipt OF two letters from their
son. Walter. who is serving in
France. He says the farmers there
are busy harvesting the wheat crop
and tha the heads are we'll hlled
oBt They are spraying the grapes
and are using the Bordeaux mix
ture
The annual picnic of che pioneers
Of the 60s was held al Eau Claire
"Wednesday. William Burton and
his daughter. Miss Jennie. from
this village were in attendance.
Miss Bessie Turner or ST. Joseph
the county agent. gave II demon
stration IN cooking and canning al
the Methodist church parlors Wed
nesday afternoon.
Major Murdoch circle held their
regular meeting i'm the q. a. r. hall
THURSDAY afternoon.
Dick Newton is improving his
house with an exterior coat o.
stueco.
Mrs. Harry Huntington of De
troit is a visitor AZ the John Stemm
home
O.. IA Valentine has purchased
from Bert Edison the residence on
Cass street, IN which they have been
living the past year.
Mr. and Mrs. g.. ". Griswoid and
granddaughter OF Clarence. Mo. are
visitors at the home Of Ms. r. A.
Ford.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-23

ents Mr. and Mrs John AcSley OF
New Carlisle. the occasion being the
a0th wedding anniversary OF Ar.
AND Airs. Ackley. There were is
present.
Miss Jesse Botsford OF Winamac.
Ind, spent Monday and Tuesday al
the home of Mrs. Ian Ewers.
ira Boftorn spent sunday with
his parents. Nj and Airs samuel
BOtrord or Plymouth. Ind.
Ernest Sisk visited sunday With
and family OF New Carlisle.
Mrs Fred strong was a SUNDAY
guest az the home OF her sister. Mrs.
Joe WIltfong OF New Carlisle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward KILL and
son. Nicholas. spent last week al
Lave of the woods
AIRS. Frank Lo0augh and daueh-
ter. Leila. formerly OF this place.
now OF Detroit. Mich is visiting
relatives in south Bend She Is eX-
pected 10 visit here this week with
Mrs. Oren Sisk and tine friends.
Fred Strong spent SUNDAY A. Ber-
rien lake.
Jessie Bottor6 OF South Bend
spent saturday night with his broth
en-. ira BO,tortf. and family.
Mrs. Edward Wilson visited with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Deacon
of Plymouth. Ind. also with her Sis
ter. Mrs Olen Banks of Culver. Ind.
last week
Alr. and Mrs. r.. r. Hostedier and
children were guests SUNDAY at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs otto Nnutz
OF south Bend.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-23
NORTH LIBERTY, IND.

Aug. 21.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Cover and chill
dten of Walkerton spent sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Frasier.
Miss Lillian Freed spent Sunday
in South Bend.
Alva McKesson. who IS employed
near Laporte, was spending the
week end with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Nelson are
in Michigan at a reunion and visit
ing relatives for a few days.
Misses Lura and Vera Felger OF
south Bend spent sunday with home
folks.
Mrs. Glendeline Drury and Naly
are spending his week in South
Bend.
Arthur McKesson returned to
Camp Custer. Mich, after a few
days visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII McKesson.
Mrs. Clyde Colburn and little son
came Saturday from T.. Paso, ILL.,.
Tor "A visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Milo Wilcox.
Mrs. Dauntless Williams returned
Friday evening from a few weeks
visit with relatives in Illinois.
Estel MoXie OF South Bend was
visiting friends here Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Schrader's
little girl was SO badly scalded Mon
day with boiling water by pulling
the plug out of the washing machine
that death resulted a few hours
later.
Rev. t. II. Vernon left Monday
for "a 40 days visit with his parents
and other relatives in Illinois.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-01

is not safc to entrust to one man
such unlimited powers. II In not In
acOrd with the traditions OF the re-
public.
Third. Tho republicans voted
without objections billions expended
by the administration. Six hundred
aud forty millions for aviation were
given to the executive to built air
planes without "A single limitation as
to the manner or method OF It's eN-
ponditure. A senate committee has
dcplOred the waste and failure In
the uso Of that money. The debts
which have been created by this war
the people will be paying to the
third and fourth generation. They
have right to know how these
enormous sums have been expended.
only "A republican congress Will have
tho courage to exact a detailed ana
accurate story of that stewardship.
"Fourth The work of recon-
struCtion must not be done by ono
man, or finally formulated accord y
ing to his Hradcmi" theories ana
ideals. The president WAS not elect
ed when such issues were before the
people. HIS mandate Of power was
not given In the light ~ the mOmen-
tous questions which VIII soon force
themselves for solution. He was
elected ~ peace president and be-
cause he had Kept Us out Of tho
war IA" American peopi" should
therefore piac" in the branches or
the rOlcrnmunt charged cnnstitu-
tionally with adopting policies OF re-
construction, q congress- when VIII
not register. tho viii ~ ono man,
but fresh from Tho people VIII enact
tho will 81 tho people.
we earnestly drprcraic extend
INK the unified controlled leadership
uf a. COMMUNICATIVE to the
making of q permanent treaty Of
peace lo the framing OF thos" mohs.
urrs ur reconstruction which must
seriously affect the happiness and
prosperity Of the American p"opl"
for century We urge all Nmcri-
cans FIRST, to vote for Il republican
congress
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-01
BROTHERS WILL BE TRIED
NEXT MONTH FOR MURDER

DRUMRIGHT. Okla, Oct. 81
Alec and John Frances, charged
with the murder OF Mrs Sadie Nuu-
fal, will be tried at the Novemb ber
term Of the Drumright division OF su-
perior court, which will be con-
voned on November IL. Mrs. NoufaI,
wife OF a Drumright business man.,
was shot and killed In neiEhbor-
hood row on East Broadway, four or
five months ago. a number of mys-
terious circumstances surround her
death. She was found lying dead
after a general fight in which five
or six persons were engaged. Jake
Noufal, her husband, was arrested on
a charge OF numbering his wife, but