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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-05

observed him literally although
I didn't go into the reasons which
made her personal enmity for me so
strong and bitter a thing. But ]
outlined infinitely her movements
since her return from South Ameri-
ca, and also told him the story of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-05
Personals

f. r. Minnick. Of Columbus. O.,
is spending the week end with his
mother, Mrs. NJ. L. Minnick, S07
Rush ST.
Miss Mary Davis. Of Marion, Ind,
is the guest Of her brother, o. NJ.
Davis. 709 Leland av.
Glen Hagerty. 2O3 s Taylor St,
spent Saturday in Chicago where he
attended the world series.
.. r. Julian, 1864 Woodward av..
has been called TO the city because
of the illness and death of his father
residing near Anderson. Ind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-05
FAMOUS OLD WARSHIP
Is TAKEN TO BOSTON

BOSTON. oct. 4. - The famous
old wooden warship. Richmond. one
of Admiral Farragut's fleet of
Damn the torpedoes' fame, is to
be towed here from Philadelphia.
Here the wooden warrior will be
burned 10 recover the metal used in
its construction. The slOop of war
served its country through three
bitter wars.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-05
Clubs

Most entertaining. yet filled 10 the
brim with facts that brought home
startling lessons. was the lecture
given By Dr Arthur Walwyn Evans
before members and guests Of the
Progress club at the FIRST general
meeting held Saturday afternoon in
the club rooms
DR.. Evans concluded his lecture
on The Lords Of the Land" with
most impeuing appeal 20 America to
break down the bars Of suspicion
and hatred which have been erected
against England and TO stand togeth-
or with her for the preservation Of
"A larger peace and broader hap
piness.
Or Evans is a Welshman by birth
but an American by adoption. having
been naturaiized one year ago. and
although admitting many OF the
faults and bIunders Of John Bull. ne
claims that there is no feeling Of
hatred against America in Great
Britain but rather one OF friendIiness
which recognizes that America and
Great Britain together would need
no league TO enforce peace. He con
trasted the spirit which exists I'm
Europe OF. "I'u watch YOU and YOU
had better watch me" with the har-
mony and faith which marks the
contact Of Canada and the United
States where an unfortifed boundary
line has existed for one hundred
years.
Throughout the course Of his talk
DR.. Evans proved that the yoke Of
feudalism has been thrown off by
Great Britain and that that empire.
with the power of the house Of lords
broken. was as democratic and self
governing as the United States
The native accent Of Dr. Evans.
coupled with his ready wit render
cd his talk one that others who are
TO speak before the Progress club
members this winter. viii find diff
fcult TO excel
Following the talk by DIT Evans.
Ward l.. Mack, chairman Of the well
fare federation drive. explained the
nature OF the campaign TO the mem
bers and urged their cooperation.
At the next general meeting 20 be
held in two weeks Miss Bessie Lee,
visiting hossekeeper of Detroit will
appear under the auspices OF the
current events department.
Mrs. F. o. Schoeppel, Sol s. Car
roll ST.. entertained the Schoolmen's
wives club at her home Saturday
afternoon at 4 o'clock This being
the first meeting Of the season the
club was reorganized and Mrs w.
w Borden was chosen chairman.
After the business session a social
hour was enjoyed and a six o'clock
luncheon served Covers were laid
for 20 at tables which were attrac-
lively decorated with Halloween
colors. The centerpiece was formed
Of marigOlds and Halloween place
cards bore the names of the guests.
The assistant hOstesses were Mrs II.
NJ Appleman. Mrs Ernest I.
Kizer and Mrs. b. r. Connolly.
Mrs NJ r. Meyer. 1915 y. Diamond
av.. will be hostess at the next meet
ing which will be held at her home
Nov. /. Ar election of officers will
be held.
Miss Mabfe Payne and Russell
Mark. OF Marion Ind, were united
in marriage Saturday evening at the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-05

For sale, automobiles. You Sc
lect the car. A small payment
down, we pay the balance, you pay
us back by the month. Northwestern
Finance Co. 3O4 Citizens Bank Bldg
Telephone Lincoln 1865.
3223-tf-Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-05

Appeals are being made TO give
the ballot to the women Of India.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-03

QUENcHES PERSISTENT THIRST
Horsford'S Acid Phosphate
In any drink makes IL more salts
fying--a wholesome stimul,n,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-03

Buelow and Count Won Bernstorff. The
former was married to an Italian and
maintains in Ilaly one OF the most
celebrated villas Italians contend
that il was h.s object to so,icit Ital-
ian favor when he said:
'Fiume is an Italian town anu Vust
so to Italy All It's inhabitants are
Italians except a small minority. Ev-
erything in Fiume is Italian. In fact.
most Hungarians living in Fiume are
more favorable to Italian than TO
Jugo- Slav rule"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-03
Huns UNDERMINING
ITALIAN CHANNELS
Desperate Effort Being Made To
Win Back To Germany Pre-
War Trade. As To
Fiume

Rome July Already German in
fluencc has been exercising itself in
Italy In an endeavor to win back its
H~e- war trade. which annually
amounted 10 nearly two hundred mil
Lion dollars exports and imports.
Interviews have recently been pub
lished in Italian papers which endea-
vor to establish the idea in the Italian
mind that had Germany been consult
Cd In the matter of Italian claims at
the peace conference. Italy would have
secnred all that had been asked. This
has been interpreted by many prom
inent Italians as purely a subtle bid
for Italian patronage anticipating the
resuscitation OF friendly commercial
relations between Italy and Germany.
Chief among the interviews appear
ing in Italy were those of Prince Ven
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-03
Is Your mo,hcr.in- Law sxasperatino

Is Your Mo.hor.in law Exasperating
THAT woman certainly is provok
Ing" man once said to me abou
Bis mother-in-law
But even though your molher-in-
law does seem to be a sclt-pFaiser,
'aultflnder. trouble maker. and gen
rally over -soliciUous, remember 'ha'
he is human and that you can easily
peal 10 her if you strike the righ'
ey
Failure to understand The position
the mo,her-ln law is responsible
rr much impa,ience with her.
Let us take case. A husband
rites 10 me:
"0ur domestic ship would sail alons
a.y smoothly ii it were not for my
..a's mother. She butts into every
transaction. She delights in pinning
t.le medals on herself as much as
be likes to find fault with others.
rer greatest pleasure is TO compare
Ne details oI our home with those ot
amaeiaed. ideal home. practical
fold her where 10 head in az time
two and now she hasn't much use
rr0., h,,,4a ,rf.as Ng--9ff
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-03
MAKING THE MOST OF MARRIAGE
A Series Of Plain Talks to Married People, Written
by Ray G. Beery, President of the
Parents Association

7 OF her life In the interest OF he
daughter and her happiness. This
daughter-who still is her daughter
has married young "upstart." lack
ing IN experience, as she thinks As
a result OF her many long years of
life she doubtless does see few mis- =
takes made in the home. Can We
blame her for being interested in the
success OF her daughters new home9
Certainly not And she will make sug i.
gosiicns yes. lot OF them. that's
true but in looking through her
glasses, YOU must look only al her
motive, not AT the effect upon you
Her primary motive is to help you.
That is what YOU never must lose
sight of Her heart is right.
OF course your mosner-in law IS
doubtless very untactful Your wife
also may not always be diplomatic.
One case OF serious trouble was
caused. primarily. by the wife calling
attention 20 certain expensive i'm
provements her mother suggested for
the house
Husbands and wives should both
make a study OF right and wrong
appeals 10 each other in the interest
of their mutual happiness
Ia your mother law hasn't made
any study OF tactful methods. over
look her wrong appeals aud use we'll
seasoned diplomacy with her This,
for your own happiness as we'll as
for hers The mother-ln-la law. who
seems most provoking when antag
cnizing. often turns out to be just the
opposite when the right button is
pressed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-03
LUCKY TOWNS ARE
CLINTON AND TAl|H|MA
New sanatoria Located BY Doctor
Lewis: Provided By the
State FOR tuberculosis
Patients

Oklahoma ciis. July . pr 4 u
Lswis. state health commits Eioucf an D..
ncunccd today the iDcssion - tao ol
the three tuberculosis ssnaioria pro-
yded for hy thr lasi legislature. Onc
fos The wess side viii D. a. Clinton.
custer county For the sass side one
VII be- a. Talihina. i.efior. couniy
The latter will BE- about five miiss
from the city. situated in che Winding
Slair mountains one hundred thou p
sand dollars Is appropriated Tor eash
inukntion one for the nesroes. S".-
eoo approgrisgion. probably viii be
located A. Boloy. exclusively negFo
town. Ia Okfuskee county
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-03
|W|[ SON PEEvED
by BAD FAITH Of
GERMAN LEADERS
Sl.l,lf.S OF OftE\SLS SHOW
THEIR PLEDGES ARE NOT
TO BE RELIED on

Paris. July 3-Presidcni wilson
change OF attitude toward the Ger
mans Is becoming more pronounced
His easpention with them at presenl
Is described as great. The enemy's
bad faith in scnttlIng the shsps In
termed az Scapa Flow. in burning the
old French battle flags and. above all
in planning secret attacks against the
Poles. have merely confirmed what
was already a rapidly growing imprea-
sion. Colonel House had told the
other American delegates tha, Ger
many's pledges could not be relied on.
bur President Wilson being de,erm-
ined 20 show every possible fairness
toward the enemy. had 10 find ont tn
German character for himself. BY a
close. instead Of far-off scrutiny ell
German acts and words
The German delay in sending dele
gates 10 Versailles 10 sign the treaty
Of peace Is another thorn in the flesh
OF President Wilson He felt that ev-
cry days DELAY in his departure FOR
America simply increased the Hsru-
lean laborS which await him there
His absence has deprived the country
OF its chief executive al the very time
when he is mos, needed and his DO
lltical opponents have tawen every ad-
OF this situation The reports
which the president receives all in
iicate the highly serious character of
he senaie's opposition not only 10
himself personally but 20 all Tho
work accomplished in Paris.
In the peace negotiations President
ilson has sarificed many other
hings 20 a realization cf his belief in
lis rolicy which is the creation o,
ONE kind OF league CT nations We II
nay be certain that Ne will not allow
he league to be defeated AT home
Without strenuous fight Il IS the
elief of the presidents friends here
Rat once he reaches home and re-
ews contact with the ncople he VIII
gain be victorious. For a long time
owever. he has hcen obliged 10 wait
\ Paris on the good pleasure Of the +,
Ierman government .
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-03
THE TEST THAT TELLS

There is only one real test for a
cough remedy, and this is use s. VI
Oliver. Box 1872 r F. D. ), Greens boro
IS. c., writes: "Foley's Honey and
Tar is just fine. ! keep ii in the house
all the time" II soothes and relieves
hay fever asthma. coughs. colds
GROUP. and bronchial affections Sole
everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-03
AN EXPOSITION MEASURE

Washington, July Congressman
Morgan has introduced a joint resolu-
ton authorizing the participation OF
the government of the United States
in the Permanent International Ag-
ricultural and Industrial Exposition
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-03
THE
THURSDAY. JULY 3.
Tom Moore
in
"a MAN AND HIS MONEY"
"A MAN AND HIS MONEY

Described as smart comedy drama
Of society It was written 10y Frederic
Isham Tom Moore is Harry La
ihrop. Young man with more money
than is good for him Because Of his
pleasure loving disposition and habits
his fianccc breaks their engagement.
whereupon Harry literally goes 10 the
dogs"-hHt not in the conventional
sense He relinquishcs his income
for year and answers an advertise
ment for a man who Is accustomed
to dogs" To his chagrin he learns
that he Is expected 10 be sort Of
valet 10 four pampered nets belonging
to society woman The climax Is
as amazing as It Is thrilling
Two reel Slapstick comedy. "Thc
Wild Women" featuring Gale Henry
FRIDAY. JULY 4.
A longing 10 see the world AN cd
motor car--an adventurous giri-theae
make combination hard 10 equal fer
romantic possibilities And the girl
"you NEVER SAW SUCH A GIRL"
Starring
Vivian Martin.
Eleventh episode
TIGERS TRAIL"
SATURDAY. JULY S.
Elsie Ferguson
his PARTISAN WIFE"
OF course. YOU are an a6mirer nf
Elsie Ferguson. But we think ycg Will
like her even better when YOU see
her in her latest Aircraft picture. His
Partisan Wife" Her verssfality al
lows her TO play the the }. Art OF 2
young woman reported on French
paper who marries a wealthy Ameri
can. Then they both go 80 live in
Boston What happens is what sou
want 10 see.
Gaumont News.
Fatty Arbuckle in good re-issac
comedy.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-05
SAYS QUAKER GAS
COMPANY IS MYTH
Mayor D~lRrr~ Comc~n said io
Have OUcrcd 1S,isa ,hcnp Gas
Di.bnnsirsi M,wr Than Year Aro.

Emphatic denial OF any symptoms
of approval on the part OF the pres
rnt Fivic admin nl-trstion toward tho
Tulsa was voiced Tuesday hy Mayor
g N, Hubbard and Coleman McNul-
~. commissioner of streets and pub
lie property. IN rebuital OF state.
msnts made nt - recent meeting OF
tho Tulsa Taxpayers Protective
league. Not only do the city Off
Gals as "a body oppose tho propose
Increase but tho admlnis,r ton has
In the past spent 1900 fishtins the
Eas company over the present rate ~
IS cents "a thousand. The mayer
said
NngntdleHa of the money spen' 81
this ease by the city OF rll-, dccts
on In favor Of the EaH COMPANY WaS
handed down a. finale AZ the hear.
InE Ivy tho corporation cnniutiPN'cn IN
oklahoma CITY some tins axe
According to Mayor l,uhht'd the
quaker bil a Gas Go shid 10 nav"
offered ie-crnt gRs to Tulsa. has
and there IN no such corporation IN
existence. The mayor watcs that he
has neNet heard of sas proposition
hat would hiring cheaper fuel to ne
city
The cntlte administration n.
Cllned 10 lock with disfaNor upuu tie
present rates which werc fought and
Rn increas" In the revenue Wnu'd
not even he considered II the c.tN ~.
ficlals had .he final word
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-05

smph"s rigafs m" Nulth - uur-
TON raI'uiN M u match un ihr
huuJ uf ,,t y's.'tiiy thus NAB
iug AZ ht'is'ir curve two f'ei long on
IA" spptirseD -hin"i hood
f"upi" a'r NOR" iui"f'ti"l ~ 'hlt
N"dt'r show than lint, - The uplui Hu
~ m"ruh"rs ~ ihs thtpu,r ~ 10.
Nni"i Nh,'N ""utptnN. Hg"u'H ~ ~"
ltanil l,u u r. Hu ouiit'.y diffri.
'nt Hiuu-phot". s,,i uu" agent
Mr. 'iibh - -" walker Nntnr
company rtd. "G''' ~ it"i. a.
'hr oot, ,.u.iuu ~ th" r,h hf ,,rdrf
dhN H., btd u rtt"uuuus iiN g..
h,hliinr lhr Chandler
VI Walsh ~ walsh .Jnhnsuu Scr,
l'" company Siid III" interest dis
ppb"d ~ The linsoh lmpI.s" starter
is f'r GREATER than lhr frud,M 80
p"rtaiiuuT
~ ii"frS of the Dodge cniupiuy
Nns ''p busy 10 voice it "Npt'+-Nt.r
lI' llf iIN ton H.}s ~" shnW .iU
continued HUrr '-s IA, t,l.'s SHOW
quite tu interest IN the .mlll resist.
,pt, - 'hr Dodge btuk's
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-05
PEACE CONGRESS
WILL SPEED UP

'oN1lSl'Ip fRUN rNrt oNE
4 tribunal Tor determining tho Is
su'r
IH" fntrVutug nn broad ln"a IL
the project Vht'h meets with most
favor Among IN" small nations rs
they Wuu.d h." represented both On
the l"gisli'tSr and executive
Irun,h"p T. " tu h" noted that such
tu organization wouli follow some.
what hr liu"r ~ tha, - III" present
p,t," conference. ~ the legislative
branch " Analogous 10 IA" pl"nArv
s".sluu ~ The conference. while lhr
executive hnnch II similar to M"
'uuu'il ~ the great powers nov
holding dnily s"ssions
rh" revised plan makes revrrnl
important changes The legislative
branch REMAINS thr same with m"
rrrht AMI ~mnn Hntinus represented
rh" executive branch II i."dinvd
n wsv"r So hs tu cuu-lsi 'hufy -
ih,s gtrlt pow"rs. with two trir"-un
tail,'s from the w,lor powers To
Whi,h others from the small power"
u.t' ho added when interests c4pr
rtllN affecting them are ~ issu"
The thlrh branch /, entirely
~ arbitrator uni substitute un
rhnrrod go n- - c'iwInttr he plan
'NccuiIE, council uf ~" great powers
ns tribunal fur judging lut"rna-
iiuun' issurs analogous 10 the In
i'rnntiupnl supreme rouncll
u i- the two latter features which
are regarded hy The HtuuN powers ss
tending 10 concentrate ~" executive
aud judicial branches m N. hands
~ IN great powers whereas IA"
small powers prefer the plan gi' ns
them t status on N" "Nv,utiVs
branch and arbitration aH a moan,
uf iudlcRl determination. Instead ~
a trihunhl ~ the great powers.
tn" question now before the COM
mission i- on" largely hrtWrrn the
great ana small powers several ~
iho small powers nr" understood 10
b" preparing amendments to the re-
vlHoh plan. with a view ~ swing
them representative IN all branches
81 the organization, and II II said
that IA" tendency among the great
powers IN to give every reasonable
consideration Ia these desires whil.
preserving to the major powers such
voice M their larger interests and
responsibilities warrant
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-05
CITY WILL SUE ON
PAVING CONTRACTS
Attempts Ia Con,pci observance of
IRE War Agreements Itcwun nj
commissioners Meeting.

Involving the ability of the city Of
Tulsa To "nfntc" the old pre- war paw.
tng contracts. this question which has
been before IN" laSpaycrs Tor some
time was brought 10 u head Tuesday
a, the meeting ~ the city commits
slnu-rs when ti'y Attorney Earl
Snred lnid u motion before the city
0fflcihls Tor m" annulm-nt ~ the
paving contract with the Parker
Washington company for district No
iHN The motion passed ana the city
attorney was instructed Ia bring
about the proper legal proceedings to
unnul tho contract New contracts
viii then be drawn M Tor which bids
viii ho advrrtised To hrlng about u
thorough test ~ their powers In the
pufpns" ~ The city officials
|, is the policy OF the city 10 relot
this contract ut pric" which con.
forms "a the present material mar
ket and then lnstlgatc legal proceed.
inFs ngainS IN. PARKER Wa, hiuU'pu
company for the difference In tn.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-05
TULSA OFFICE GETS TEN
MORE RECRUITS FOR NAVY

Ti' recruiting uluuu fur the
uH'i Spl'p mas, nl- been o.,
opened and onl,sfurub fur ihr nav.
sf' nov open N,Girrd.ty ilr fpl.
lowing Wru applied fpr ,ul.sfmrut
\ J I.tuEi,t. l'ri ltlu T't T. 4
DAVIS rutt Z, ~ 'rurl Nthul
~ u I. ilwtrdH. Muskn.r,. o.
70 Nrirht. ItidEuyld. An u E
litn"h" Tuiu, - l. lhrbrr West
Nillr Ark
la addition A." the seven applicant l-
lhtr" were accepted Whu had pro
Nou-y n ~ their application They
wee. ! H. lt,-.Iu. Tulsa y =
hamhrrA llnwsuu ana \ y lifowu.
Tulsn
what the navy dii during the war
hnd the chances a man huH vino ru.
li-ib waA described as fpliuWa 10y
" N"nnel recruiting officer fur
Tulsa
The navy pat acruer 'hc son one
hblf ~ our EoldirrE aud conveyed
s1S per cent ~ all nur Transports.
having the road tu France heavily
Euafdrd ii.ChuHr uf the efficiency
~ the convoy rscoftp. destruSctA and
naval patrols every man landed
safely NoW through storm and
slcct IN" navy hringH the hOyH back
home from IA" fields ~ glory and
In order Ia hr.np all ~ thrH. men
hack ~ the shnri-at po-sihl- time
IA" navy must have mon ana have
them soon
"N-ctuiH enlist fnr period ~ I
years The paS which has been suh.
NiantlallN increased is excellent
when II ~ remembered that an ~
IN" liNlng expenses ~" hurne hy the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-05
NOSE Cl0GGED FROM
A COLD OR CATARRH
Apply CrraM II NossrjI. To
Opea Up Air Passages.


An what reli-f Your cloEHed
pa<Ass-s ~ your hcad are clear aud
you ran br~athe fte~lv 80 more
hawking. rnuffling mucous dis.
charges headarhs drynr- no
struggling for breath at night your
cold or catarrh IL gone
pon't stay stuffed up DOT a small
hottie ~ Elys Cream halm from
your druxE,at now Apply little
Of this fragrant. an,l-~p,ic cream In
your nos,tfl- let II p~nrtrats
through every air paS-ars ~ the
head soothe and heal IN" swollen.
inflRnsd mucous membrane wiv-
ins Won instant r-lief i,lNs cream
lialm is ust what every cold and
catnrrh sufferer has bsen seakins.
lts Just splendid.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-05
REIMBURSEMENT CONGRESS
WILL CONVENE AT OMAHA

Notio. that the Trans s'isNippt
tesiluHiment corgross W.ll b" .hrii
In omaha In the near fuiuf" WnT ="
t"ivrd recently h. IA" chinih"r ot
rou,inrtc" from the governors "t
i," tuvctuur Robertson H. inhliuT
- canvass ~ The s'ni" by lrt'"i 40
= ii"W To appointing representa- ~"
bNtnhniiH d"l"git"s H. attend
THIS conGteAi viii he ~ the satn'
character 49, M" va "ui"tT"u,s tud
: tronrsifurilun congress hrli ~ Vt.
lantl, tIb ~ einb-t and vii h"
h"ih under 'hr auspices ~ the Dtuu
ha chamber ~ commrr'" in co up.
"tHuou win he uaiiunii body Src-
tslaH Douglas ~ IN" lural rhnuph"t
~ requested tu ruhmit the names uf
prospective delegates
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-05

cost pric, OF the two contracts. Ma
definite action will bc taken on the
matter, hoWev.r, until the commits
sloners convene Friday when the
Parker Washington company viii be
given opportunity to state It's side OF
the case
The contract. which involves dis
trici iss. has tied up for some time
the work Of laying some $4,000
worth of paving over these streets
The Parker Washington company u
holding out for 25 per cent raise
over their old contract priceA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-05
spirit" COVER PAGE TO
SHOW ClTY'S NEW SKYLINE

picture Of Fourth street looking
west from the y VI e. A building
will form tn. cover page Of the neat
edition of tho "Spirit" the monthly
publication Of Tho Tulsa chamber OF
commerce. This picture presents one
cf tho most pleasing mc,ions of
Tulsas sky llnc and ls clear IN every
detail The picture takes IN M"
"N'' Kennedy. CLINTON. Flist Ma
tional ana Unity buildings aud also e
portion nt the municipal and Cpsdcu
huildings
Tho next edition ~ tho spirit
vii hc an exceed nHly intcrcstins
number Included In fhe news col.
umns viii he the bank cleatinEs and
deposits tho building permits Tor the
month, and a complete roster nt the
mem hotship OF the chamber Of com.
mCrcU.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-05
ALLEGED vAGRAhT FAILS
TO WORK HABEAS CORPUS

Jack wheeler. who was foilrd In
his attempt To obtain his freedom on
~ writ of hnh-hs corpus after having
been convicted In the city court ON a
NhftancN charge, forfeited cash
bona ufil2 80 IN Justice Gray's court
yr~'Sday on a charge ~ vagtuncy
fl'd by John H. wood. captain OF
poIlre,
IN" grand larceny charge against
N'fn" Knapp wnH reduced TO petit
larceny ana h" was fined tla
'hh"r cases set Tor Tuesday wcr"
continued % next week by the court