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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-19
AUTo sUpPIIEs AND RnFAIRs n

.EtUtu D. gIE-lBst received rsr ~
r.s srrirgs tor 90 makes Of cara a.
HItaburt. rev arres .orirs tires ard
iHtss repair usris 'pt vour rzr Auto
SALVAGE
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ADS
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
cARpa or THANKS
LOST AND POUND

hurh uni'ea -..----.-..--
LOST AND FOUND ?
LOST-B,tAuou M QlArtrr ot Sec -
90 l1 tHl three m 81 ~ Sp"'r one
sudade iu wooden carrying case Finder
notify Nhl, th,, paper. Liberal reward
lost a par Of hrowu 80 E.oNos be
tween Quaker and seventh streets OF
Main o.lh7' --...
LOST Black pocket book cou,ap,uF $40
u h.lb. - Iu aI,rr Two hank hooks
also ards giving address ~ owner Ca
eur nrd rcr.'ve .r0erl
LOST Burch ~ Ee,s Nuh Mr., ?
schmidt on name plate re'urn i2e Ron
inson Arcade Phone o3o5d. Reward
sTDLEN- Ford touring car 1919
model cHei5c No gplipti, license No
t37sl, two new castings ON rear wheels
chain patch on lelt front wheel w
reward tof return ~ car Phone 2s'7
LOST -ChNi.a rrmiua ucrkricve a. cArh
val grounds rev ard. Call Usage 4jas
1906 soulh Boston
LOST--nn Admiral iItncy hoe c,e rls,ses
iu case. reward, return 10 Room GOV
Jefferson hotel
LOST AIrrdals pup with long tail. right
front leg crooked lbetal reward Tor fe
coycry phone usare 500
LOsT-rar uf spectA,les with receipt, iA
case 81 reward Tor return 10 ili koo'n
son h.NE lNnif 'n"F" 'il'
tOsT some valuable pension nsper' pos
dbly OF thr Etchange National Bans!
finder call 2s0.l
LOST sunday sftsSH.on north Of Tulsa
blue sweater coat. liberal reward. slp
Palace Bing
LOST-One 5yrar old black horse about
i2th; reward ", ?. Greun. Tulsa. y
Il r.
nBsTErRlC BAG and contents stolen from
nv car October IS, tga reward oitstrd
for It's return $50 Offered for conviction
o. that II G. ChudA N u
BUNCH kEYS-Oue large double JAWed
key. one car lock Ecy. two brass keJs 80
NJ g. and Others, bring TO the World ohico
sud receive reward.
PURELY Personal s
LADY unenrunbsrpi Of good southern
family employed during day would IKE
the care oi children during evening
hours aud ON Sundays Ia exchange tor
board holds teachers cerllhcAte
thoroughly capable Of oysrseeins prep
= - yUuIt lsa We
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-19
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES ron SALE

FOR eALE Hup 90 spssd,lsri good
'''' - orIrE glAu bsAopttrsis odn'
uk sAIr .Ia,t,s.y tea uasisnd sR
.Hadsirr rlainprd sith Gahyial Npnhh~rs
troHi and rear extra tire and tubei
lhAi"H fit h.ye 90 Btr toI th!t ,ar
aHd would sri reasonably Has run
'''W llnn rH-s Aairrs. N.i0 world
FOR SALE Bulek touring ear price 500
lsl three blocks east Of Norih Naiu
rayemeni
toH hALt -isrksoa tonriog csr. 500 Csl
lntse blocks eA't Of end North N,n
NA'eWent
ron HNtE Ford rl1c. body donyrry RAJ.
5000 a. nov stas bargain Saith Andre
Making tis South Main
1870 fOuK PASSENGER Stuts, dhveu
1000 miles Al condition car can he
'''n A. MS south Calveron
FOR StlE--Moisl rs Overland With new
battery IN tutcls~ mechanirst eoudi
ton sa2A 1o2 South Teoris
tlltNRolET roadster 1919 model. ,i7j
mhen at ones 2o2 souh Boulder.
NEW BUICK
touring rsr positively never besn run must
sell N once. Call Usage A50p cedar ii9b.
ron stLE Dodge roadster. 1914 model;
rood conditlsn Phon, q ige5
DODGE car GOOD condition OsAse so2t
hetScen q m. snd m Ast Me
Caslin Csl sunday tOi SOuth Denver
ONE FoRp onsion truck frstrlas. con.
diIlun sol cheap Spencer Auto sorTiec.
si2 Fast Second q $3.50
FOR sAGE.-Ford delivery body. 600. Cali
o,ars l5is
FORD touring stOO, well worth mere
money Phone Usage aS0p
FOR SALE one praRlrAly wee nov Ford
touring car, 1919 medsi Ia West brady
or Phone Osage 1859
FOR RENT Space 5oHIqo suitable for
machine Or repair shop AFo CONVEX
iently artsrEpd for suiomobile or truck
dead storage located In heart Of city
p0sssaHian Immediately Big Chief Sup
ply Co Bi7 Sonih Cincinnati
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FOR FALE lup 90 spssd,tefi good
i"rni. o., orJrl sIAu nsAopttrsts adn'
''' N.Ifolk syr~ne
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-19
AUTOS ron unE -dARAoHs

FoR RFSr-F.rtt.e'sss private garage for
f~o ears 'oeaf~d a. ilis South Boulder
ussgs slH2
Tor lNI.#Osrars space ans Houth "
voad yhons Usage iqi2.
ELUIN X. bi4-Larrp TaIass paved a..
Is, Phone OH63a
GARAGE for rent at rear o. SIG South
Frisco Apply 90 s"uih Yorklovn
GAutGE ior rent SIS South tr,sco Phone
Tlo9
GARAGE ior rspt rh1as oe1e'
ToR RFNT 3sraEs at 1ls s1uta Denver
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JNF FORn onslon truck first.r.ass con.
dillon 50 chs.p Spencer Auto sorTiec.
si2 Fast kaeAnd u AbG0
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-19

FOR SALE one praRirNlly wee bsw Ford
touring car, 1919 medsi Ia West Braiy.
nr Phone Usage 1859
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-19

nsruN S. Far Two 0-s rislri
a.asetr-p.aE roouf % ehidrsa-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-28
NORFOLK RESIDENT
TELLS HIS STORY
Wants All His Friends To Know
He Is Well and Happy Again.
How He Finally Found the
Proper Medicine.

MIR John W. Drew. the popular en-
rIoye Of the Southern Sanitary Com
pany, Of la Bank Street. Norfolk. and
who resides at 1925 Dungec Street.
Norfolk. Is known to host Of people
i'm his community as a man with high
sense Of moral obligation. and ii is for
this very reason he has consented to
give TO the world the story of his suf-
fcrinG and final relief from a conpi-
cation OF constitutional disorders. Here
is his signed statement. II should be
carefully read by all who are sick and
;liling ana are laboring under the de-
fusion that their case Is beyond the
power OF medicinal science:
Few people know how ] suffered
from stomach trouble and disordered
liver. with their many complications.
could hardly bear to eat even the
!ightcst food for fear OF tho painful
consequences almost sure to follow.
sleep was out Of the question. and my
nerves. soon went bad. 1 Was con-
stantly bilious and distressed. with
foul breath and|bad taste in my mouth.
Constipation did not improve matters:
any. and I began to run down in
health
IL have taken many medicines. Yes,
I've tried them all, and none OF them
did anything like the good that this
ncw herb medicine, Dreco, did for me.
IL chcerfully recommend Dreco and
want all my friends TO know it pulled
me out of sickness and brought me
back to health again after everything
else failed"
There are hundreds OF men and
women right hero in this section who
are daily suffering tho Same tortures
as Mr.. Drew so wildly describes.
The same medicine that did Mr.. Drew
so much good IL now within the ach
Of all sufferers here
nrcco is dispensed by almost all
modern drug stores and pharnincy
shops and is particularly recommended
in Richmond by Tragic Drug Co. S17
East Broad street: Grant Drug Co.
Broad and Seventh Streets. and Main
and Twelfth Streets: Chclf Drug Co.
Broad and Harrison Streets. Peters
burg, L. a. Morrison
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JUDGE FINALLY Confessed
AFTER PRAYER To GOD
CONFESSES AND UTNDREDS
EDI,I.OW lITM 10 CHRIST

And when h" got permission lie said:
YOu all Know have lcen an elder
in this PRESBYTERIAN church thirteen years.
but have not boon living consistent
life. | have gone Ia men ana women and
asked thcn 10 foreiv" Inc. but there are
a lot of you here. and ! take this oppor
tunity To conf"ss 10 YOU and TO the people
and ask YOU To join in prayer to get right
with God. that Gods blessings cnh
com" 10 the nultitudas
itundreds Of pcnpic swept hv .and, took
him hv IN" hand That afternoon tho
men and women thronEcd down the a!sl"
Tor christ Down cam" the tuhE". With
his arms around iinanci"r. his political
enemy. Oh. Tia" mover Of God fen on
that community Hundred" upon hundreds
swept into the Kingdom and the comr'nu-
nifty ha" never been what IL was before
from that day 10 this. AMI twenty odd
years have gone by.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-28
to kiss him.
TELLS STORY OF SON

TELLS STORY OE SON
SSa, seSI-Gy wan, d tell You yS mis- IS is Sa !.
YOU son ~, ia, no matter where YOU 80
You vim always ind "a W., Melao% Ss"H whe"a "s
you, make X up your mind YOU want, TO come
S9' COM. T Sa a lock mi ao'f S Ss
WIN. and put your hand ON the latch. ana
ut M co SSSn A we sS@ we @i always S
haze hay a ci,a h5 a., and pq'c waiting Tor yon;;
be empty There viii always be one empty
scat ss at a. our table waiting for YOU No mat.
VII, s,r,e IN SY"5 MI Ion can come" il
ms. You VII, always md w" mc 20 %'' in
boy S'' m. spd wS.o ga eS SS
init Now" msrt srf9rI YOU GO cant we have
MOTHER OFFERS Is HSH EEAyEs HOME
And, after much persuasion. with mother
Sss IS s1"stas na. Ss" her o";
,. bid yGu go 70 Chicago during the worlds
M s go sat" "ns the set T 'Sa
Of men aud women standing around i, cry.
t ns v DaS< na.i.rs turn tn ' backs upon
ar rss s9u vide dSr ,"et long and two and
ltom. Ties. y young fellow stood there.
and his mother had nor arms around his
neck. The boy sat there looking sad. The
father sat over there, .th~ tears tr.cki.nr
lo,:n his checks: Ills mother was bidding
him good h.. That picture always had a
crowd In front OF i,-aiways.
MAJOR WHITTIE SAID:
"CIIAKTEi. rOU PRAY
An! Major whlt,io said. Charley YOU
Charley hesi,a,cd. aud then IL. -aid: 30
God. the trouble IL not With mother. II ~ .
not with father. l, IL not with my h"In-:
tho trouble is my own sinful. wilfui heart,
The ms tor said that then and there. with
the mother on ono siJe and him tho
o,h"r Eharlev was born into the KINGDOM
Of God lie said:
"Hc lid not dir withou; hope. 1t breaks
my heart. bat these tears arc not evidences
Why. &c { got word chat ono Of my chill
drcn was dead, IA forget WAS preacher.
Ia forget you wcr" here. and III cry as "
my heart would break.
Ana the major said: ''Tnc Lord liza tn taken
away. Blessed is the name OF the Lord.
But h. did not die without hope"
Get right with God and got right with
your homes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-28

God won't AJAX mo how l liked you or
10 trns people tnSJ Jes aaa c aS
GIT RIGHT a. Is H %Ei,;s As c,,,,.cu,s
n 10 set h Ess' M II ssS' e e1s 6sv ala
S,s AZ" as,,e ao' wG nss'i Fl "a "a
s" 3 T"' me %Ss,, ~ 4 dow
Lord , %" soo rIn snd 10 10 Sn rIys car II re
.na" Coz Eetorc cut II i"sF1 r.. i ho don"
p VIA any ys Sf y ,s,. n sVsw Msr Mht,
want to ,, G,oTnlpllmon; you. When Major
knew Gal noro Intimately than am" any oth tho
'rhe last TIM" saw MaioT White was
DC, hotel. and he put hi. hand on "y" head
h." hear " os men "a Sr,S enK assapsS e
10 hear Maicr WhItts play "a so'' some 'a mss
s' %ho eo"a and sS Oh
how he sould pray. lie said 10 me- .:'' '"'
,ns strain ain q ssanxsIis,s %srk a.asS
w. band e young msn mai S" viii IL k .aS
this DID "G y to T Fs5p s &c. ;ear. Of
tudr. from failing. for felt highly hon
Major white was preaching down In
S Mr s,, rn and he received word f5on
"
H." stf' o r"f nos IN" ID nasty a h"s
n%ne rnnsh "1s 'n e"sr b ws s H2 H.,
major sitting there. with his open T'ibls
lie said: Hello. majos which way are
Tic said: IL am. going to Chicago. Charley
m nII r ,st h,IIJ"red but don. hcsye Co, Col
k. s rs na a" fi nan III. "ysn
ucliStlc firing line when I grow old and
cant t,,r do the sus work ,s. ,., o, ,.,..
chicago pap:r liz bought sH the chicago " Inc
tho words "cbsrey white ti 'I Dead S'''
NEVER KNEW HOW EASY
WAS PRAYER AND SERMONS
lie ;,r hurried ,r,, 'n,o the .lreper TO ten The
G c..1 T rhS ind had r%sd It and fnunn
nre. Th n rassep 2ecn had ssrns% wh9
=, "M i.nn i mus, be soTe comfort to yon
ma II ss nsss % iisf
yni. We wish we could help you more"
rena and ] to his " fcc teeSrnhs The
tear" .a.r out OF his eyes and said
saTi 'F tho No, s% Cod gave Of ana
G"d ,h hath tafcn away nlSsscL be the nnms
Easy it was to preach and how hard e
rniy, nsye 20 on tn, An
That Love Cod The hardest tnsk Of ms
lie is yet to come. when reach Chlcarn
md look into the face Of my only. bow and
through my tears say. AN thinza work to-
gcther for good for th.r-, thnt love God -
Then he said. ~ win ten you how
hone In Chrlat."
'rrr major used the occasion 10 preach a
li'tie SERMON.
PREhCHCISG IN MINNESOTA
WHEN CALLED BACK HOMI:
lie was preaching up in Minona. Mirn..
when he received message from Mrs.
whituo 4" hurry home. that Charley wss
ne, ne Of ne.s,y ever .. hoy and girl, when
think that home is the worst place on
earth. Well. Charley had that. and ho
was going away: he did not like tho rolf
Tho major hurried to Chicago and went
ont Buena Park. and Charley was M.
stnirs packing his r-;n. The major walled
Charley "one -
She said. NO"
rho major said. Mother. you know there
thing he always though, We wors
wrong about. Id hate to have him go
away without clearing that up.
Charley I'D not know his IA her was there.
and when he walked down he stepped
back. and tho major walked NJ and thrust
hts arms around him and kissed him
hope my boys will never get big
that they will lac ashamed To kiss old dad.
| don't like to the women htv" ~
monopoly on II. am glad tina; wher"vey'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-28
ssHSsey Fifth Floor
Houscfurnishing
Specials
aNi2 Mating Rugs. usual $1,000
'aiucz; Glover, $3.50.

a<i2 Mating Rugs. usual $1,000
values; Glover, $3.50.
y group Of our regular $500 Mar
Gui4ct,c and Scrim Curtains. 2i4
yards long. cream and ,cru: cIv.cr.
sees.
Another Eroup-formcrly $3.50 10
$500 values; clover, SOS.
shc To $500 Crctcnncs. some a..
this seasons mos, handsomc effects.
light and dark colors. large ana
small patterns, at Clover price, la..
yard.
50-!nch Drapcry Materials. hcurci
ana striped madras, poplins. dam
asks. some sunfnst and In good
assortment OF thc wanted coInrs:
regular $500 to 500 grades. az
Ciove: price. sI.5a.
i0irch Plain Repra and Madras.
in the desired coiorG, aud usually
selling a, $50 a yard. =; special
Clover price. SJc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-28
;z zg Third Floor lsTs
Underwear Items for
CLOVER

SI.5" Cotton Ribt-i Union Suits,
for women; hn"< ribbed, medium
weight. low neck. no sleeve. aniie
length and Dutch n"ck. :. sleeve
and ankle length. as. IS. 81 and g.
clover lay price. sI IN.
S'.:" Corset Ca,cr-. made o, fne
English nainsook. trimmed with
neat Nal. lace, with hand-c,ubroid-
cred bow Knots. sprays and dots. all
-tE"s; exceptionally good value.
Clover Lay price. oS~ each.
$40 and SOS Ladies' Corset Cow
cr.. all hard made and haad-e,n-
hroiG"rcd. slightly soiled from dis
play, sizes 3j\ and % only. Glover
Day price. sl.G9.
S2.o" Might Gowns. low neck, shor,
Sleeves. mad" or soft English main
sonk. trimmed Win Val Iaccs and
"'nhroidcry: all Sizes. Clover price,
*i.5c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-28
GET RIGHT WITH ENCu
OTHER AND GOD COMES

Get right with each other. and tho blrss-
INK of God will come upon you Get right
In Your homri That may he one reason
why Your children are gnniS 10 the devil.
u Is. r'rhans. hrc,usc YOU viii any au,nr.
thing mean anil cont"mntiblr about nc.
You arc not nudiuC fault with NO. hut
you IN" m"uthp"r. Of The devil II
ain not Gods m"uthpi"cc como N and
show mo. Therefore. r"u are not nndiu::
fmuli with me. In: with GoI You arc
trying "a divr-t attention from YOUR Own
nUrlllanlIro,Ir !iV"s by irving 10 make neoplr
bclicv" " s. nNanncri-mS and my
vocabulary instead nf your miserable rotten
~" that s not what " OUGHT Ia 10.
Don't CORR. bud. IN ,,t- my chances
with Goa any minute. II fIoJ wants III"
DIV 30 20. 60 don't "ou worry o5ou: mo.
h.y" 10 setti. with the Lord when
nm rh-"urh. and whcn ret to heaven
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-28

ton tho missionary to the New IIcbridcs
and read of what God did through that
.nan among the rannibuls
You know. the New iicbridcs on
coral ioundafion. There are no springs
,nr0ugh the island. 'fhr water * salt. and
th' way th"y get their drinlIng water * TO
nuEc leaves OF plants 10 catch
tue dew RI" dew there through the nights
l. heavy our common rain. and they
lI,I their vessels from the water caught
bN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-28
NEVER TIME WHEN PEOPLE
MOKE WILLING TO SACRIFICES

Th"ro mayer was a time IN tho history
or INC WORLD when people moro rcsdv
az" willing ~. make sacrifices; people or
al classes How many heroes God has
'"' t'I away M stores ana hanks ana s"hunls
'H't waiting for some opporuinitv 10 cnIi
.h'm pul on the firing lInc OF truth and
Moody SAID God does not wan, silver
N""EclS hu' iic wants clean vcysnlp'
e, ''1 ZOOS NOT iueist that you 10 rich bu,
ii' nv"< lHNsi that you he clean. and f;oJ
- wl''nH o. use YOU whether you know
inuf u or Itt" lust yield yourself 10 ~,
l'.ri ana 80" what iic viii DO
Lheh. D." neN, hing To d" IL to &c,
ttNi WIN God Mr. Myers sAIa "If Yo,,
iron S"ru" ""il on brass fender nni
i@pp Town ana instantly win" !, way. Mi,
"i t'HE" no mark on &: hu, II ynfi drnn
%,ln ON he tcnd"r ana leave 1t th"rc
nm ana IN ia" morning try to vino
away, I'D" acid VIII have .rcpt ir,S ii.
n[n1S VIM" you sicrt and tho mark viii
Tho trouble ls wien We so -
i'hE w. ar" not man enough to admtf
nrig ICY y cat nud Gnaw int" our
J ,,""'s hu' .hHra"''rS Gnc itnnbIr 4. a.
w .Hfn from ia" thing ana got ria OF /,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-28
KNOCKS OUT PAIN
The FIRST ROUND
Comforting Relief From Pain
Makes SlOan'S the Worlds
Ilinimcnt.

This famous relicver Of rheumatic
aches. soreness. stiffness. painful
spraihs. neuralgia pain and most
other external twinges that humanity
suffers from. enjoys It's great sales be-
cause 1t practically never fails to
bring speedy, comforting relief.
Always ready for use. II takes little
to penetrate without rubbing and pro-
duco results. Clean. refreshing. At
all drug stores, A largo bottle means
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-28
MORE IMPORTANT TO SAVE
SOULS THAN GRIND SEED

Presently she was weeping, as she thought
or the life she living contrastcd with
what she Nigh; live. And then others
wept. After i while the owner OF the mill
himself not a Christian. came in. and when
M Finncy standing there and tn.
girls wecpinEs. he said, Shut down tho
mill" AND he asked Finney TO preach to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-28
EVERY DISEASE CAS- nU -
NIOtrlD IL IAkIN ~ ,,,,.

ihrr" !. not disease mat pnts ronrtr
q. an"H St"N's Wat could not bo ai,,,,,c,
~ tr""le l""t D. m limo TN, trouiIl ~
G%IiS a." '9" ~" They go 4" Denv.r q az
.., - RINGS and 'ry 4" got i'd -,
.% " pi9m ana they a,- sh,pr"d ,s"r ~,
rnIu. E.,, n'y 20 out ia q Pullman ,,d
w, N''h ~ an rSur~S, cu- 80"
There aTe t~o verse, Of g.,,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-28
JCSDAY DECLARES COD
CAN GONE BACK" AGAIN

"a what God has done Cod can do arbIn
GOD can c9me o2ct Gpd IS not limited
one individnal Or nation or period in Tho
NorId's history. but any ono thai docs w hat
God tells him. He viii bless
81, SO. u, is great lnsprat!on "a inc 10
Sifnow what God has done. Thrf, arc GOV.
6fRi hooks that ALWAYS love to read ts,,s,
ri s,i The bihlr, Then. INC hiorrNphy AMI
f regard AS ono OF the gtcatcat nr.A,h ,,,',
aHst eyer lived J love 70 read Tho auto.
biography of Peter Cartwright tho ala
Ssthod'st preacher n Illinois In the days
Sos Abe Lncoln love TO reaG The bog
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-15
M'FADDEN RENEWS
WAR ON WILLIAMS
LaU Cited to ProUe Incurn-
bent Is Not Comptroller.
Specia, DespatcA 10 The suS.

WAsHISGroN, March 4.-Repreaenta-
tive McFadden (Pa.), member OF the
House Banking and Currency Commit
tee, turned loose another broadside
against John Shelton Williams, Comp
tro'ler Of the Currency, in making public
tonight letter he has written to Secre-
tary of the Treasury Glass. Mr.. Nc
Tadden cites the laws OF the United
States to prove that Mr. Williams is not
now Comptroller of the Currency and
demands by what right he continues to
exercise the functions OF that Office Mr..
McFadden declared that only the adj
journment OF Congress prevented the
official inquiry into Mr.. Williams's con-
duct Of the Office S$aSN rptr-$s and OF
the oihce of Director Of Finances and
Purchases OF the Railroad Adminlstra-
ton.
Mr. McFadden quoted the law pro-
vlding that the Comptroller shall be
appointed by the President on recon-
mendation of the Secretary Of the Treas
ury and shall hold the office for a five
year term. unless removed for cause,
and also the provision of the law that
the Deputy Comptroller shall perform
the duties of the Comptroller when the
office Is vacant His letter continued:
"A continuation in office of men of
the type of Mr. Williams whose whole
course Of official conduct has been
antaEonistic to those who are and have
been from patriotic motives and Impulses
and at great pecunlary loss and personal
secriilce serving the Government to the
best Of their ability and capacity. can
not secure and retain the basic conf
dence and wholehearted support OF these
men, necessary as it is and which under
proper conditions would be the ground
work Of a service at this time wholly
desirable and indeed Indispensable"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-15
TO-DAY'S PAYMENTS
MAY REACH BILLION
1000, Philosophers Expected
to File Returns.

WAsHINGToN. March 14.--About 4,00o.-
900 persons and business concerns are
expected to file income or profits tax re-
turns before tomorrow night and to pay
the first 25 per cent. lnstallment Of tax.
which probably will aggregate between
100000. 900 and $1,000, 900, 900.
This tremendous inflow OF money to
tax collectors Offices will be counter
balanced by an outflow of about $780,
100000 to redeem certificates of lndebt-
edness issued November in ant!cipa-
ton of the tax collections tomorrow
BY this means the Treasury plans to
minimize the dislocation OF bank funds
and to accomplish the enormous lIuns-
fers without disturbing business condi-
lions.
A large majority of business concerns
and persons with complicated sources Of
Income will file tentative estimates, ac-
cording to reports reaching the Revenue
Bureau to-day They will be required to
pay one-fourth of the estimated tax and
will have a month and a half in which
TO prepare their final returns.
Many tax collectors, finding their
offices swamped to-day with applicants
for special advice or information, urged
the filing of tentative returns and the
working out Of accurate reports later
when the revenue authorities are -.
neved of the eleventh hour rush
Penalties are provided for failure to
file returns with collectors by tomorrow
night. but 1t was stated to-day that len
iency would be shown in the cases of
those whose returns arrive a day or two
late. Returns mailed before tomorrow
night will be accepted, IL was explained
Commercial travellers receiving al
lowances for expenses may deduct actual
cost OF meals and lodging in computing
their income tax. according to a ruling
given to-day by Commissioner Roper to
George H. Payne. president Of the East
ern and Middle West Travellers Associa-
ton. Any excess of allowance above
money expended must be included in
taxable income. Travellers working on
straight commission without expense al
lowance may not deduct their expenses.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-15
o'LEARY DENIES MEETING SPY
Defendant Says He Was Never I'm
Mecca Restnu rnnt.

jeremiah A. O'Leary IN his last APP
pearance on the stand a his trial before
JUDGE 4 n. Eand md iury In the
Federal District Court charged with conL
soiracy 70 viol7tA the espionage law,
denied YESTERDAY that he MT Karl Rodi-
ger, alleged German soy. In the Mecca
Restaurant at Broadway and l45th
street
O'Leary sad he was never in the
Mecca Pestaurant. Richard Koehler, a
waiter in the Niece. testified that he
never saw the defen1ant there
The defence r-sted its case in surre-
huttal at tie close OF yesterday. The
lawyers will sum up on Monday and
Tuesday.