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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21
DR.. BURNS TO DELIVER
LECTURE HERE TONIGHT

Tulsans viii have an opportunity
70 hear native emountaIneer OF Ken
tucky in the person OF j. A, Burns
who speaks at the Tulsa high school
tonight under the auspices Of the
Community lyceum THE bread OF
Lincoln is not dead." said the Amcrl-
can magazine of Mr.. Burns, VINO Is
the president OF the Kentucky noun
taineer's school for boy, ana a
pioneer in his field No ON" has done
more than President Burns % put
an end to fcuds and other forms or
Inwlcssncss and degcnerlry In the
mountainous region OF the blue
grass" state.
Fascinatinr them by he power of
his interesting personality and the
local color he puts in his lectures, the
moaIntaineer tells tho story of back
woods life In Kentucky ANA Tenncs-
see in "A manner that makes his
hearers feel that they are actually
living the experiences he nasrates.
For those who are not holders OF
lycoum tickets. the addTissior price
to hear the noted speaker is 40 cents.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21
THIRTY-FIFTH DIVISION
UNITS REACH NEW YORK

NEW NORK. April 40. Three
units ~ tho 15th division national
euard troops from Missouri and Kan
sns were among 2S91 troops which
arrived here from Brest yesterday on
the transport Won Steubon. They in
Cludc nine officers and 10 men OF the
.d0th field artillery brigade. com
mandcd by Brig. Gen. HuClcn q
Berry, t6 officers and l.6ll men Of
the il0th engineer train.
Othrr units on board included
three officers and i0l men Of the
general hcadquart"r \. T., +, band
which was stationed at General
prrshingS headquarters nt chan
mont three officcs and 1873 men OF
The l0snd aero squadron, three
officers and lll men " the lJofh
ambulance company HCatt e d
cHsuals and 500 wounded soldiers.
The transport Walter A Luoken.
back arrived here from 81 Nnizrc
today with 2sia tronps Units on
board included mon OF base hospltals
2i1t, 81 a. End, 6th. nan and
jOSth trench motar batteries
other units were men of tho 3blst
aero squadron; 92ist field signal
battalion. headquarters detachment
supply section. medical dctaChment
ana companies \ 10 g inclusive,
MN company sportation corps
lhth Photographic section NJ the air
service.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21
M'ALESTER TO ENTERTAIN
LARGE MASONIC GATHERING

M'ALESTER, April ?O-Arrnnge-
ments are completed for the holding
Of what is expected to be the biggest
and best Scottish Rite Masoui' re
union held In ,hc history JC Masonry
"a oklahoma.
The opening session will begin on
Monday this year. instead ot jhc Gus
tumary Tuesday. and all Nd-onI who
expect Ia see the cNemi lltcalou OF
IA, master gree will have to arrive
In this city by Monday ttt.rroon at
tnC latest Witl wat-time rcstr.c'ions
Off on many things. including tht
n uvement OF many MAsonH IN - .L o.
hpma, who have for the past two
Years been IN the service of the
IN ted states military organization, ~
/, expected that the 'laIRrsl CrOwi
o or offending 4 reunion OF tn" Ma
srts ln the 'alley OF SOU I MyA s.
ter VIII y. N hand.
AZ the 'osS OF the bDJt. l"' q
raHdld"lr. hnr made aPpll ''.'i0L ~ d
agcu Igs,c I NJ eligible for tn h.ah-s
deg.ocs Ttis Includes those wac I'D
p4clms . r'ble through 'Ae frs'
s.1rc..rt Masonry in add 'Ib1 - 'nc
.ur.uN {. N1SDus who vii! ho able to
hs present because ot being r"''t'cd
frori nilHrry service, th'.. wi 'c
many .sf~ 10 "A tend the re"u'or tr-
cause - II r fact that sp"Hil, b", -
NJ TIC pIocrCm have been tat - =
for the entertainment Of the ladies'.
nrcn1ra, have been nSts %
t,kc care a. at least SOC la lits. p
addition - the expected I rnN '0Cm.
'bers Z IN" * ';t'sh Rite p"'.s'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21

OmsN These agents. penetrated in
Ia bulsheviSm Representative OF
siberian forces controlled the situa
tion and were uudcrttood to have
reported that the people rrcod from
the mcancc of the holshvVikst ter
rCrlSls were firm In their opposl
to bolshevikism. Representative ot
the allied governments sent into
siberia were said to have made
similar reports
OOhr agents were dispatched to
southern md northern Russia and
officially Aaid their reports contained
valuhble information not only re-
Eardiug the attitude " the Russian
people bur also as 70 economic con
uitiDns
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21
CELEBRATION OF EASTER
FAVORED BY FINE WEATHER

with an abundance of sunshine
and a pleasant temperature; weather
conditions made po 7 h.n an ldeaI
Easter celebration lcrr yesterday.
The snlendor OF the sunday morning
dress parade could hardly have bcca
surpassed. Feminine flnery was
much I'm evidence and the r'alo
population turned out ~ large mum
bers to add to the fashion display.
Despite the street car strike the
morning services in the various
churches were well attended
Elaborate floral decorations excited
much comment and the special
music, which was tho feature or
most OF the services, wac received
with enthusiasm by the music lovers
OF The city
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21
DOCTOR JOSEPHINE RUST
WILL DELIVER LECTURE

Social and moral problems Wtll he
the thcmo Of an address hy d.
Josephine Rust lecturer and 'cduch-
tor. before meeting OF mothers,
teachers and club women at -
o o'clock Tuesday afternoon In the nigh
school auditorium
The business Womcn's club VIII
be addressed by Doctor Rust at 80
o clock Monday evening In the Y W
g a, cafeteria In the lulty huiidinc.
The club will meet AZ & o'clock for
supper, which will bc followed hN
the usual business meeting tour
az inspection OF the Y. W. {. \.
building is also planned after which
the club viii reassemhlc In the
ca fctcrtu to listen To Doctor Rust A.
the present Doctor Rust Is engaged
h, the social morality commission OF
The national \ ". &. A To cover y
southwestern field She was former, q,
lcCmrlng in the interests " the re- .
cent government campaign against
voncroal diseases She Will give a
special lecture 10 high school girls In
the auditorium AZ 3 O'Clock on Wed
nCsday Thursday and Friday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21
CHAMBERLAIN TAXES HAND
IN DEFENSE OF EXPLOITS

PARIS, April 20.--Captain l.. q,
Chamberlain. NJ san Antonio. Texas,
took hand yesterday in examining
witnesses in his trial before a courts
uarUM in connection with his re-
ported aerial exploits last sunuN0r
on the British front. The defendant
hy questions. took Major Gilchrisi,
1. 5. A. over the route followed by
the witness, and Lieut.. Commander
Frederick H. Allen OF the American
Air Forces and Captain Chamberlain
last December while investigating
m" flight OF the defendant
Major Gilchrist testified that the
party visited two spots in the
vicinity OF -. Jenne. where Cham
terldin was supposed 10 have landed.
The first place visited, Major Gil
christ said, Chamberlain had de
'.Arci unlike tho spot where he had
tndei from his famous flight over
me ierma n lines Chamberlain,
however, Immediately recognized the
second spot as the one where he had
aIghlcd the witDess continued, and
he typography ot the country tailed
ekacicd with the description that
Chamberlain had made to the
aF4tnoss before leaving Paris The
defendant announced that ii would
can as Witnesses, the mayor OF St
Jennc and his daughter who are
reported TO have told one OF the
witnesses for tho defense that an
american air man had landed in the
%,'GhI'y or the village on last July 2S.
N" ,rial Is progressing slowly.
,"h'IH farpc-, counsel for the
hdmHcrlaIn wished the court to
~ ''morrow, Easter Sunday, but
."o psasidtng officer decided 10 ad-
'"Irn 'he hearing until Monday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21
4 Wonun's Stay
With Great keanino
Subject Of Childbirth Dtscssssd ~
Wsnsa a Expsrisnes.

Women everywhere tell their friend, how,
through the use OF Mothers Friend. the
wonderful penetrating external application,
they avoided suffering and distress before
the advent OF nsture's most wonderful svo.
luton
Mothers Friend Is remedy vhioh
spreads is influence upon the cords nfrres
and liEaments Involved rendering khsm
plant to readily yield 10 natures demand
Tor expansion The nerves cords, tendonS
and ligamcnS erpand without that peculiar
wrcnching strain, and nervousness nausea
and unrsstful conditions are naturally
avoided when the nerves and muscles are
relieved and thus are not tlut And drswh.
By regular use. the lower abdominal re-
zion expands with esse ~hen baby il horn
the hours are len at the oti,ia. and pain
sud danger is nAtprAlly less,
You ran ohstnR Mothers Friend from
any drug store. II hAG been used by
women ior over half a century, and is just
as standard as anything you can think Of
write tho BrAdheld Regulator COMPANY
Dept II, Lamar building Atlantis Georgia
for their Motherhood Book and ret bottle
Of Mother Friend today and thus fertify
yourself against main and discomfort
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21
ALLIES GIVE CLOSE
STUDY TO RUSSIANS
Decision Ia RoCognihc Om~L Gov
crument Reached Only After Dts
cardlng Othcr Plans,

WAAUNGTON. April 20 De-
Clsion ot the goycrumeU,R ~ Great
Hritain. France. Italy and the United
states to Bcrqrd recognition 10 the
Omsk govhrRmout as the de facto
government Of an non. bolshevik
Russia Was reached after several
other plans hal been discarded. II
was learned today from official
sources Among the proposals re.
jected were the sending ur large
allied forces into southern and
northern Russia and siberia ana the
recognition ~ regional guNcrnm cnts
controlled by Russians opposing the
bolaheNilu
Plans for sending armies into
Russia were disapproved with little
discussion II was said, but the pro-
posal to recognize the regional gov
crnmcnis was rejected only after
vigorous protests had been lodged
with the peace conference delegates
hN every faction OF loyal Russians
The plan included recognition Of the
I Omrk government. that of Denikino,
the government of the north In
ArChaugrl ana the establishment OF IA
number OF CossnCk leaders on the
| Don at Orcrhurg and In. the lralT
when this mriter was presented 10
| the Russian government representa-
! tlvcs In Paris and London they OBJ
| icc'cd on the ground that "A united
I front must be presented against the
| bolsheyik IN the east The Rus
| slams also expressed fear that
! recognition of reg onnl government
| would eventually lead TO the rccogni-
| tiou OF the hloshevili who control a
a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21
ODD FELLOWS READY
FOR BIG GATHERING
Arkansas Valley Association Ia Re
Iintcrthlncd by Local Lodges
Here This Week
PLAN BANQUET AND PARADE
Entertainment Arranged for 5000
Visitors Who NrC Expected Ia
Come to Tulsa for Meeting.

Local odd Fellows attended Easter
services at the Emmanuel Baptist
church SundS morning and listened
~ sermon hy Rev G. f. SyIer.
pastor. VINO Is member or the
local lodge
Arrangements have been Complei,
cd for one or lhe hlgRcs' fratcrna'
cclcbrauuus ever held IN tulsa on
April %. the 1O0h anniversary of
odd Fellowship i'm America with
more than 5000 out-uf-town Nom
hcrs participating, Tulsn's part In the
national celebration promises 10 bc
.hc biggest event In the history of
the local lodge of . -. T.
The Arkansas valley association /
o. q. +. viii be the guests OF tho
Aurora lodge ] u. q. T. The program
for the day opens with parade AZ
! 20 In the afternoon. This will be
followed by 4 monster meeting uf all
branches Of odd Fellowship go bo
held IN convention hall addressed by
Bcu. f. Lafayette past grand mas
tor ~ the state OF oklahoma
and member OF the hoard OF affairs
nt oklahoma city. and Mrs Mile
stacy. president Of the Rchakah as
zcmhly, I'm the degree work six com
pcting teams viii take part repre-
scniiuE Collinsvillc, Sand Springs
Avant. Dewey. Broken Arrow and
Blrtlcsyillo. II ~ announced that
more than 100 candidates will be
present
A banquet viii he held In the Odd
Fellows hall AZ o'clock The lodge
is headed hv W. f. Miller with j. u
Poundstone secretary. Tho president
" tho visiting lodge Is Hon Robert
w Terrell and the secretary is j.
II Williams
On the night OF April % officers
Of the Rehckah assembly will con
duct the school Of instruction and
will confer degrees on the following
IL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21
GOMPERS ISSUES ANSWER
TO CONGRESSMAN BLANT0N

WASHINGTON. April l9.--Samuel
Gompers, presidentof the American
Federation Of Labor, Issued a state
ment here today In reply TO an ad-
dress al Mineral Wells. Texas by
representative BlantOn OF Texas.
Mr.. Gompcrs said when MIR. Blnnton
states he could conceive Of no dif.
ference between socialism and tho
trades union movement. which is "A
voluntary organization OF the work
crs for constructive. humanitarian
and patriotic work. he confcsses to
the world his utter incapacity Of
understanding. much less discussing
the plainest proposition OF right, jus
tiCe. freedom and democracy"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21
Cicr,a Partissns Named.

MARIp5' Friday, April 20,-rhe
government. which has refused to ac-
Cept the resignation of Juan dc Ia
Clerrva, minister OF finance, whose
exclusion from the new cabinet has
been demanded by striking tele-
graphers and telephone operators
has appointed as minister OF food
Mr.. Maestro, friend OF Cierva's, and
has begun appointment 10 various
high posts OF partlSans OF CiervA and
Premier Maura. The minister of the
interior meanwhile is taking steps TO
restore wire communication with tho
provinces and the outside world
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21

nrENuS AIRES. saturday, AprN
~ -Ledlmin Chinnit, self-styled rep
rcsentatiNe OF tho Russian soviet
government. who early this month
was prevented by the Brazilian au-
thOrities from Landing At Ito
Janerin and who found the bars
raised against him when he arrived
AZ this port, H. being held here under
strict guard aboard the Dutch
steamer Gelria which will take him
back 10 Europe,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21
FIRST SHIP WITH RAINBOW
TR0PS REACHES NEW YORK

NEW YORK, April 20 Tho first
detachment Of the Rainbow division
came yesterday on the transport
Walter a. Luckcnbach from ST. Naz-
aire The battery which was re-
crutted In Baltimore, was the first
unit OF the division TO land In France
and the first To get into action. II
went overseas In October. 1917.
Virtually every member ~ the
battery which fought at Chateau
Thierry and in the ~ Mihiel and
Argonnc sectors have been either
Easscd or wounded, their officers
said.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21

II this little lot could talk TO YOU
the slory you'd hear would be:
My face is dirty cause | cry most
OF the time and I cry because my
little feet pain me so. They wer"
n ozen last winter. We did not lave
any fire in our one-room house. We
live in New Yorktown on the east
side, wheye 1t is coolest In winter
and stifrling hot in summer.
The Salvation army sent me OUT
into the country To get well, hut J
cannot play with the other babies
because OF my feet
The Salvation army Will launch
on May 10 a home service campaign
for 100000 The campaign will
extend through to May &c, and It's
success will depend upon the gencr-
osity OF the American publico The
money will be spent TO extend the
nrmy's work at home. now thnt IFS
work "ovcr there is nearly done.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21
/ FAGUE OR WORLD
SUICIDE SAYS TAFT
-. President Predicts Worse Fight
ing Than seen In Present Conflict
Unless Covenant Wins.
hMENDMENTS'S RTE 0
S,,.g,,aIons Have Led Ia Changes.
Ay, Advocate. Who Delivers Ad-
dress In Kansas city.

KANSAS CITY. Mo, April 20
something equivalent to world sui
.,t.n and that within 10 or 20 yoars
.,g be the result. unless thes eslcague
NJ nations plan is adopted, declared
.,.pr,sdcnt william Howard Taft
mai. address I'm Convention han here
las, night
.It Nr 10 have such another war Do
declared the speaker, "lt Will be AS
r...n .,yorso tuan the war just clos
.r. .. this war was worse than its
..,rd,rcssors. In 10 years OF 20 years,
vrn the inevitable Compe titiOn In
armament which will follow in the
,p.,nuc OF league OF nations, there
a.. bc repetition OF the cOnditionA
which led 10 this war and the in
.r,.s,l dcstruCtiyeness oil the next
vlr. which the United States would
.,...4laIya be drawn into as II VAS into
mis-. win bring about something
.,,..,a..nt ~ world suicide
Amendments Favored.
.trurism OF the league or ua loIs
covenant has led 20 suggestions. Tor
tm,uImruts. upon which the frlnnds
,f nr league have agreed. They are
r8 ba adopted. We are told by cable,
and are to be a part OF The treaty.
Win these changes We may hope
that those senator's who announcep
in a so called round robin that the
covenant was unacceptable, Will now
a.guicsCe in the amended league
Mr. TAFT summarized four CHIEF
po.ols Of the league OF nations plan
a a no
usn' pcaCe. These were.
Tho limitation OF armaments; seq
ton y, which called in effect
an orEanization to maintain nm in
,o,rtiIonal commandRnt, thou shalt
MOT seal" the provisions for inter
national arbitration and open di-
p.omlcy
Dcfinds Article y.
III has been suggested mat article
Y is IN the Interest OF the fdr-tlung
Rr,iish empire" continued MIR. TAFT
can anyone point out in the his
tory OF the last so years any war
against Great Britain by any foreign
power to take any territory away
from her? No. war OF that sort Is
ordinarily not begun against "A ma
uun as powerful AS Great Britain.
lnt Montue uoN'ii"t' We n'V nv
yiaed by cable, is specifically re
served In the terms OF the league FOR
our maintenance OF H. OF course We
snail have obligations under this
league OF course there will he some
burden connected with IT, We can
no, hope by united power to achieve
our. common purpose unless each
contributes its share TO the means
Iy which that purpose is to he Of
fectod What we are to do hv the
league is, bv assuming comparative
IS slight obligations. to. protect our
selves against the heavy, burdensome
and destructive obligations involved
in competitive armament and ulti-
matcly in another general war
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21

RERNE, April 2O.--The pIctur-
esquc Bavarian town of ltndab, on
Lake Constance has been besicged
since this morning by WIUttem burg
troops, according TO adyices received
here. Lindau after Munich. the most
important spartaCan center, is now
water.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21
Gcrrnnn ms rIcnscd at GcttIng Tood.

By Tho Associated Press.
con-. EN-. April 10 The German
ncwspa pers In the area occupied by
Americans published on their first
pares news of the arrival OF food
from the army supply depots IN
France, printing columns under big
head lines. Distribution OF the food
win begin next week throughout the
zone under the German ration cara
system.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21

MIR and Mrs w NJ krrshner on
joycd visit sunday from their son,
NHsca Of Muakogee.
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-24
WILSON'S RETURN HOME MAY BE
 DELAYED NOW

Washington, April 24-Confdential despatches from Paris to administra- ton officials here today indicated that the crisis brought about by Italy's de- hands and the unalterable determina- ton of President Wilson not to be- come a party in recognition of secret treaties had so upset the plans of the Peace Conference that the Presidents return to the United States would probably be considerably delayed.
 Belief was expressed in official quarters that Italy eventually would be obliged to recede from her de- mands for Plume and the Dalmatian coast, thought it was recognized that for the moment Premier Orlando and his delegation were obliged to main tain Gn unyielding attitude or face repudiation at home. The decision of the Italians to withdraw from Paris was q desperate one. hut was forced, according to the view here by opposi- ton Tn Italy 1C lhe present cabinet, SroH.-ng so rapidly IIder the dircr- lion of former Finance Minister N.Cti. and GioHtti, also a former cabinet of hCcr.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-24
A Quarters Worth
 Of Good Notions

It is really wonderful to what quarter of dollar will accomplish in our Notion Section.
 silko Cordonet crochet cotton white and all coors all sizes Regularly 1Oc a ball for 25c
 Snap fasteners, Alliance make in black or white, all sizes rust proof Regular 1Oc dozen-4 dozen for 25c
 Hair nets, Brooklawn brand human hair, cap shape, all hair shades. Regular 1Oc for 25c Machine oil, four oils in -lqbricating cleaning Linen thread black white, 100 yard spools Regu- lar 1Oc- 3 spools for 25c
 White tape 12 yard pieces 2for 25c
 Shoes aces 64 "A, and 84 sizes, in grey brown tan or black Regular 1Oc- pair for-25c
 Black mourning pins, jet or dull, also white pins Reo111ar 1Oc- for 25c
 Bias tape-lawn size 2 only, yard pieces. Regular 1oc- for 25c
 "sshnola' shoe polish, black tan brown and white Regular 1Oc- 3forzoc Reo11ar 70c- for 25c
 Darning cotton mercerized finish black white. Reo1lar 5co 6 balls for 25c
 Black bone buttons suitable for coats, skirts, etc. Reon1ar 1Oc card 3 cards for 25c
 Shoe trees will keep your shoes in shape Regular 1oo- 3 for 25c
 ''Rit'' cleans and dyes. Regular 10c-3 for 25c
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-24
SAY NEW HAVEN OUGHT TO ISSUE
 NEW TICKETS

Hartford, April 24.---The railroad committee reported a bill to require tle New Haven road to issue trip tickets for passenger fares from Stamford and intermediate points on it's main line in Connecticut to New YOrk city and return at the same rate per mile as is charged for such trip tickets in the state of New York.
 A health bill would permit the health department to establish bu reaus of vital statistics, Dreyentable diseases, sanitary engineering, child hygiene and laboratories with a di- rector over each. A labor department bill increases the number of deputies to nine, two of whom shall be women.
 The long debate in the House and on second measure only considered was over the bill to repeal the act under which a superintendent of the water department holds office during good behavior.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-24
AWARDS FOR SEWERS.

City Auditor Bernard Keating an- nounced today that awards to the lowest bidders for the laying of sanl- tary sewers in four Bridgeport streets have been made.
 On Grand street, the contract was awarded to L. Jaques and Co.,, or Elizabeth, N J. whose figures for the work were S10,565.
 The Wood avenue construction went to the Pierce Manufacturing Co.,. of this city at $6,920.90, as did the Lincoln avenue work for $S.- 641.4O and the Evergreen street job for s39S.60.
 The construction of these sewers have been ordered by the Common Council and work on all four streets will begin immediately.
 Bid for the construction of sew CTS on Garfield avenue and Spring street will be opened on May at 7:3o D. m. in the office of the City Auditor a. City Hall.