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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31
TIRED OF JAIL, THEY MAKE
KEY AND WALK OUT

COLUSA. Cal. Aug 3O.-Growing
woarlsome OF jail Thomas Martin
and otto Cole. having fashioned a
key from a prison spoon, unlocked
the Jail door and walked forth. To-
day they are free men
The men were charged with steal
ing an automobile The spoon was
made OF pliahle material
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31
CHARLOTTE TROOPS RETURN
Go 10 Homes After RESTORING Order
La A..Itl.

10 7" H"In'N NITHr NT~tOrfnc OrJicr
I'm North Carolina CITY.
CHARLOTTE. y c.. Aug 10 The
six companies Of troops which have
pntrolled the streets OF Charlotte
since Tuesday morning, following a
clash between policemen and strike
svmpaihizcrs. were entrained for
their home stations late today
They came from Winston Salem
Durham, L"Nir-'0" Hickory. LIN
co'n'on and Sta'esvillc The city was
Vu.c' tonight Replacing the 'roops
AN organization ~ 200 citizens has
been formed, we'll armed and ready
f1- immediate service.
Tho troops were removed Nv order
~ AdJutant General r. $ RoNs'er
q! Raleigh, over the protest OF
Mayor Frank II McSinch
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31
Renewed Interest in Stage to
Follow End Of Great War.
Managers Believe
GOOD PRODUCTIONS BOOKED
Picture Houses May Pick
Films Wanted, Not Being
Held to One Series

With the. opening or the winter
season today, Tulsa theatrical man
ayers are looking forward to one Of
the biggest years IN The history Of
the city, not only from a financial
standpoint but from an artistic
standpoint as well The new year Is
expected to bring big revival In
thr ,heater with an unusually good
line Of shows on the bills OF moving
r.r.s4re shows legitimate and Naude-
Vile houses alike. Thclter managers
attribute the renewal ~ interest In
h.s,ronics largely TO mo coming Of
peace. ana tn" attendant interest III
entertainments and am. -,ments
To please "A people with q new out
look on NE after two year, OF war.
producers viii have tn pt, better
,.~s shows on the stage TO attract
mo ,ubli, md as A ro-Ii1t both the
p,,,frr ,s an Institution and the
&ultc viii benefit
Nfotlop picturc houses will profit
considerably by the new system
,,J,ptrd be film companies tina, OF
,oniip,, fllmst9 hy tho srnsnn instead
~ by leases for the season as was
,.rr,crIv done Under the new plan
r, ihcatcr win have the exclusive
,r,v.iry or one companv's products.
Tho products OF one company may
he shown at one thenter one week
ANA al aholher the h,N', mus a.luN
ing the lndlNluuaI ih'aler VIZ,
scope IN presenting I" rs par va,
patrons Ihe Dust 'haI can oe "'u ~
FINLAND.
Big Orchestra at Majestic.
,y,r, III. nncripp of the season
so,crai thcat,r, are planning broad
.b,nrrs moi only IN shows but IN
,lI'in,,,rt and settings beginning
,'d,y rhc Naicstic viii he Furnished
qua ,.. " ri.r,. nrrbestrn
lt,,t,,, To mo ain. orpan. \Nlth
~, 'ug,,'Vr' ',r,. - p,c ',,ulntiIIs season
,hd lt,nnrc... an srprr,nber IA. tho
,,,r,c ~ thc- ho,sr viii be changed
,n ,bo arnhcum ana Orpheum ctr
',,,,,'.,,,,,, IN Lo ,,nnkpd EIob-
W., ,t,o,,tin,s an Corvention han
@ hao, nrnr,is"l although Il is
,,nn.', ,,hsiher they viii bs
TO- r,o initiaI attractious late
-, ,ro se,sn, or not \ number Of
a, 80 nfrn,dy hcen taken and
,ra Sc.'sor at,ronyention han prom
,s,, 80 stnrs In real attractiors
trc Grand onera house DOR
- " ',,gi'iI, ,,.,Ii ro,,tnue for the
mc,t | "a weeks with bI-weekly
"eNe rn,ro.r, The shaw di-
80, ,rorr Irlsrtrlc mark at Kansas
Hn, ivv' ,'U,' 10 ,orn nrononnced by critics
~ NO. ,rc sranpIeat musicaI
,o,r ~ we o'v roUpnn,c, Of he year. TO
.I'uVn' ,,o inhersn, attractiyeness OF
',' . ~ 5o,,rs wy, a'n electric runway has
nc mn, M, On, ovc, tbe FIRST floor and
ure" o,oc. pnt'S o ", t,c chorus along 1,
,,,a.tcJ =, be a hlg drawing card
l,.,iIpy'.I,,, tho run - Tho Folies
'.S.S,' ~ 'ne - Thanksglyinn musical
""i.u WIZ, t,., a,,i, % ,un fnr the remain
,no os.son nrobablv opening
'it, .II, inks for a return per
f,,r,a,re
''i man illa,'.e tho orc,Iny NJ the vaude-
m. .,,.,s,n NJ the Empress. Douglas
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31
M rnt Cnsls ncnrge q Ilyc snot.

Love Pat Costs George n Five spot.
CHICAGO Aux aO-@Gcorge Foley
Vas In court charged with adminis-
icrlng "loye pat" to the fair cheek
df Miss Mamie Stickfort, hts finaoSe.
FOLEY told the judge II was only ~
lovers pat" but Miss Suckfort said
It hurt The pat" cost Foley IS ana
costs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-30
SIGNS OF THE TIMES

ment TO reduce by common sense
measures the high cost OF living
one official says:
II hope that every thrlft di-
rector In every community where
the thrift message has reached
will irauguraLs through her or
Eanization and forces the move
mont to do Christmas shopping
early, not only in the interest OF
economic values OF such move
ment, but the aid II Will be 10 hu-
man labor saving, the aid It VIII
bee to the. express agencies the
general mail facilities ana the
general conditions OF activity dur
ing the Christmas season.
The general habit many peo-
pie have. especially women. or
leaving their Christmas shopping
until the few days pre- 'eding
Christmas day, In not only
was;eful one. but one very op-
rosed to all that It's rational
II would suggest to the women
who comprise the thrift and war
savings stamps forces that they
send out an especial messaR" AT
once. urging women not to walt
another day, but 10 make "A bus
ness Of their Christmas shopping
At once: doing II with considera-
ton and delihsration. thus saving
themselves money which can be 80
well extended In many good direc-
tions, and that they at the same
time have I'm mind the aid II VII
be to tho wage earning men and
women who are looked 10. to pro-
duce good ScrNice at the season
Of tho Christmas holidays
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-30

The scene shifts and the color
scheme changes. Exit the stellhr
reign OF the chrysanthemum ana
it's exquisite Colurful beauty; us
pungent, spicy aromatic perfume
To make way for tho red ana
green OF Christmas Crimson
poinsettias, Richmond roses'
American Beauties. crimson car
nations: the wonderful far-rench-
ing odor of the evergreen, pine,
smilax from away down south
viii lie with us and all the fora
from hothOuse and wood that
comes into It's own at the Yule-
tide season. These bring "A breath
Of the passing years and one be-
comes sady Retrospective or Joy
Gus as the case may be. The
most wonderful thing a b o II t
Christmas each year Is that Il Is
a Christmas all It's own IN antici-
patton and experience and that IL
what makes II 80 fascinating
Then. one must not overlook
either the great spirit OF Chrls'-
mas. a divine one. that enters
and pervadcs the sanctuary Of the
heart in each individual
Regarding the practical view
point OF this most wonderful sea-
son n mandate has come from Of
ficiais In the woman's division,
United States THRIFT and war sav-
ings stamps. they having written
directors in states and the sccre-
taries also. asking them TO put
into active circulation the meg
sage that early Christmas shop
ping is an expression Of thrift and
In lnc with the national move
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-30

Mary and Herenice Walkt~. ycuu.;
Mcssrs. Arthur and Julius walker
aud Mr. Allen Lazy. all OF whom Will
lrc AT home from school for the holi-
days.
The Tulsa chapter. Daughters OF
the American Revolution, will meet
Wednesd d0y afternoon IN the y. w.
G. A. with Mrs. G. l.. Hunnker. Mrs.
Walter f. Br1ach and Mrs A. l.
Wait as hostcsses.
Trinity Commandery. knights
Templnr OF Tulsa, are entertaining on
the evening Of THURSDAY December
4, in Convention hall with recep-
tion and ball The committee In
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-30
Calendar for the Week

Monday.
v,saA q. Hunt viii give line party
,I,.t,lurs T.. E. Raines and w,
ny, Tnwn club In Kennedy res-
& o'clock. MIR. and Mrs,
,''.. ',s,,oc as honor guests.
T,,l., Nomans club with Mrs. G.
| n Gunp ,.,.,
,,rs ~ X. Chestnut and MIS-
charles +. Ouinlan hostesses 10
,nrrhean IN Country club.
Em.lo desGogorza concert In CON
veniion hnll. s o'clock.
Mr. Gammahs devotional tea
vth Bishop Theodore Payne fhnrs,
ton AS honor guest. unui o. looo
south ElWood avenue.
tuesday BOOK club with Mrs Per
Wednesday.
IA II will meet In Y. W. G. A,
arsiames c l.. Huonker' A. l." wait
ma " T.. Broach as hostesses.
piano study club with Mrs. Ernest
Clulow, / 0 a m.
Mrs j. NJ. Uayner hostess to
bridre-tea In the Country club.
pos,poncd meeting OF Cadman
cbIh in library at 1880 O'Clock.
Pcvmenic club will meet
Thursday.
Trinity Commandcry knights
remplar reception and ball In Con
yer,ion hall. Reception TO "
dancing from 9 until IL.
Mrs. Harry Castle VIII give
briage-tcl IN the Country club.
sykes Wakefield wedding, f3o
o'clock
Friday.
Student membership recital in IL
brary al S o'clock.
saturday.
II D. C with Mesdames G. {.
srllers W. NJ. Fleetwood, Roy
Iundy and Miss Fleetwood IN home
OF former
Mrs. Frank Moore hostess to in
formal fortnighuy dance in Country
club. -.
katherine Powell Smiths birth
day party.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-30
: BY Lillian Crawford Perkins--

charge is composed OF all past, cmi-
ncnt com manders and there are Emi-
nent knights amt Slrs Robert H.
Hanna. John u Ramsty, Samuel
H. bye. Milton G, Hale. John 4.
Walker. George E, Dole. Frank W
Perry and SIR knight Harry r.. hud'
son. the present eminent commando.
The hosts win appear In their fun
Templar uniforms with sword eS'
cepted, their invitations beautifully
inscribed, reading as follows Trim
ity Cummandery. Number Twenty,
knights Templar. requests the pres
encr OF yourself and ladies at a
grand reception and bali Thuiai1y
evening, the fourth OF December,
'l0N. Convention hail, Tulsa, Okla
Reception commencing AT eight y.
IN grand march at nine, Knights
Templar exclusively Tho invita-
tions have been issued TO local and
\ istlng members
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-30
A Survey OF self.

! A Survey OF self.
,,ye | done that men should
,,a ra4J me TO tho skies .
A.' accomplished aught OF
~, onrth that never diesr
nav, cen used aright
hsr, uhlch in my spirit lies.
Thai inward, God-siysn poSsr sss
Which enables souls 10 rise
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-30
Informal

Miss Mamie Nootcu enterta ned
with a line party yesterday hflef -
noon at the Orphcum Tor her Tnanks
giving visitors and college chuus.
all being students at-thc University
OF oklahoma Miss Glcnna Nc
Broom Of Amarillo. Texas, and Miss
Jessie keilog Of Oklahoma CITY In
the party we're Misses Amelia
Broaoh, Gladys Hcndershot. Dane
Martin. Mildred Morrison, Hlanch
Maud bradley, ptsgy
Anderson and Miss Betty tomstocH,
luncneon was served IN
tho Tea cup Inn.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-30

with Mrs. Roy Lundy. Mrs. W. NJ
Fleetwood and Miss Frances t'lccei
wood as Assisting hostesscs AT this
time reports from the general con
vention held In Tampa early IN No
'vembcr, will be given by Mrs t.
l. Merry and Mrs. +. W. PurdE.
delegates VINO attended, and who
have lust returned home.
Mrs. Harry Castle will entertain
on the afternoon. OF Thursday with
a bridge tea in the Country club.
Mrs. A. G. Hunt will entertain
Monday with a line party In honor
Of Mrs w. A. Coleman's guest. Mrs
r. T.. Ralnes and Mrs. W. r. Hui
bert OF oklahoma city.
Mrs. Frank Moore will be hostess
In the Country club on the evening
of Saturday. De- EN- Der 6. at the f.rs'
OF the forHightly dances OF the sea
son.
The Plano study club will mee'
with Mrs Ernest Clulow on tho
morning of Wednesday at 10 o'clock
in her home. I2i North Elwood
avenue.
Mrs. william Hargis Walker VIII
entertain on the evening Of Dcscm-
ber in the Country club with A
dancing party in honor OF the young
people in the walker home, Misses
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-30

their golden wedding anniversary
There were 90 cuvcts and n pretty
sentiment Was shown IN the exquisite
floral embellishments Golden chry-
snnthemunS ana autumn leaves
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-30

Music ana tonsts wcGc lutorspcrSrd
during the harpy scSyn ana those
prcHcn, wero M"sSrs hud MoSdumtN
W \ Everett. Clifton r. Everett
Gordon T. lmpoS Harold turrlrr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-30

g. J. Nlmms, MIS- carrie Taylor.
~ u Thomas ~ Piedmont. Mo,
M'H-r' } A Thomas or kansas City.
ana Mr. Aubrey Thomas.
CONTINUED on NENr PNGE.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-30

Mrs Ralph Archibald smith Will
entertain with "A Chlldrcn.s party ON
the afternoon OF December IN
honor ut the ffth birthday annlNer-
sary Of her daughter. Katherine
Iowrll Smith. Invitations having
been issued 10 thts event among the
small fUik,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-30

Mrs. Alfred NJ Cannon OF leho
South Elwood avenue Will entertain
with A devotional tea on Tuesday
afternoon from } to s, to which all
COMMITMENTS and friends OF
Trinity Episcopal church are invited
to attend The guest of honor VIII
be the Right Reverend Blshop
Theadore Payne Thurston Of the
diocese. who will talk during the ait
srnoon informally on the national
membership campaign. A feature
o. the afternoon also. Will be the
shower for the All Saints hospital al
Mchester, names taken at the
time Of those who will give blankets
or tedspreads for the hospital, or
funds with which these needed
articles may be purchased.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-30
LUNCHEON was served afterwards.

Mr., and Mrs II, A Thomas enter
tained Tuesday evening ht dinner
with a beautiful dinner In honor OF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-30

The Students membership re,iia'
under the auspices Of the lyechNh
club viii he gwen Friiay evening
in the library at 4 O'Clock. rms re
citai viii he open To the pubic
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-30

ON account OF the de Gogorza con
cert on Tuesday evening. the cad.
man club viii postpone It's mettinG
on Tuesday un'i Wednesday eNcnlng
at 7.lO O'Clock In the library
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-30

Mcsdamcs craig anl Lloyd were
joint hostess On Friday evening to
the members cf the \ Is chapter,
+. T.. -. ChrySanthe and
autumn leaves Were she decorat ops
A delightful repast was served tur-
ing the evening
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-30

Mrs S, L, Bohst entertained in
formally at hriGge on Friday after
noon. Mrs. T. q. Avary made high
score and was presented with W
piece OF MADEIRA embroidcry Lunch Z
con was served on the card tables
The guests being Mesdames H. A.
Smith, June oldham, John Dernier
c. n. Kingsberry, = n Sheenan.
Sedan. Hunnicutt. Frederick Os.
borne, H. X Williams Frank Nun
son, Waldo Richardson F.. q. AvAry
an1 Mrs Edward Conwell.
Mrs Carl McCreary complimented
Mrs. Lawrence J, bentley with a mis-.
ccllancous shower and rook party
during the week: pretty luncheon
concluding the courtesy. with the
honor guest, Mrs McCrearys guests
wer" Mcsdamcs Claude Turtle. W
LLOYD Lewis, John Schott. Virgie
Raider, George Mattson, Frank
Spawr and Mrs. c. G.. Garrett.
one OF the pleasant events OF the
week was the dinner given by Mr.
and Mrs A G. Hunt on Tuesday IN
honor OF their fifth wedding annlver-
time. Nj. and Mrs Frank Casebeer.
Mr. and Mrs, W, l. Nickelson and
MIR and Mrs Robert lmier. After
the elegant rcpast In the Country
club, the bin at the Orpheum con-
Guided the evening
Mrs O. T.. Sinks entertained Sat
urday with a buffet ncheou In her
home, honuring Mrs W 4. Colemans
guests. Mrs. Hubert and Itaines Of
oklahoma city. the season In this
home being repletc with cordial hos
pitality for all guests present.
Mrs Rush Greensladc was hostess
Saturday. entertaining with a box
party for Mrs. Harry Priest and Mrs.
lima Robinson Of Oklahoma CITY.
Enjoying this courtesy were Mrs
Otis McCliniock. Mrs James II,
Dlggs, Mrs Edward Iashley and
Mrs Harahbcrger OF BhrtiesVille,
Mrs. Clarence Taylor Mrs. hen Cur
It's and Mrs Hubbard Rudisill.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-30

Tho Tulsa Town clubS dinner and
business meeting will be held in the
Kennedy restaurant on Monday eve
ming al o'clock. Mr. and Mrs
Ross Crane will be guests or the
club at this time.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-30
Announcements

Mrs Frank q. Arary VIII entrt
tain with a small bridge on the att-
enoon Of Wednesday
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-30

The Rainbow women will meet on
Tuesday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock IN
the chame0er OF commerce audi
torum.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-30

toIlun.
The Patronl and Teachers meet
Ing OF the Robert T.. Lee school Will
he held in the auditorium on the aft
srnoon OF December 3, at $3.50
o'clock. Mr. Pereival +. Magee will
deliver an address and Mrs John
HAd'ey will sing. A character dance
BY the thlr1 Grade will also be an
interesting part OF the afternoons
program.
Mrs. Thomas X. Chestnut and
MIS- Charles ?. Qulnlan viii enter
hn at luncheon in the Country club
On Tuesday. December /.
There will be a meeting OF the
cay nursery on Thursday. Decem-
GER /. AT this time the board OF man
ssers Will make arrangements for
the Christmas tree, which Is an
anh1al event Of the kiddies In the
nursery.
Inc Child Welfare board win
meet In the humane office on tho
morning or Wednesday, December
az 10 o'clock. A full attendance
desired
hN ". Hayner win he hostess
va tridge tea in the Country club
esmber !.
H. ne element A. Evans chapter. Y
10 VII meet with Mrs. O. &.
sglleis 1919 South Elwood avenue
~ saturday afternoon, December 6
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-30

In me Clement A. Evans chapter, Y
r. 70 VII meet with Mrs. q. G.
splleis 1919 South Elwood avenue
70 saturday afternoon. December 6.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-30

hs J. ". liayner win he hostess
tridge tea in the Country clu b
osmber J.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-30
DIuc airrrttr- mounted on n hand.
bestcn silver frame II the newest
idea for fan.

idea for "a fan.
Among tho auto" accessories you
auto" have for cold weather mo
toring are gauntlet gloves auto
robes. foot warmers, and cocoa fiber
rugs from the Times SInare Auto
supply Co.. 2'3 South Boston
Tho nrw silhouette seems vrry III
tic changed The backs h'd fronts
are flnt. the sides ARE dl-tcndcd
some being wired while others de
J.rnd upon their fullnc~s coming
from picats Or gathers -
Positively natural white human
hair-ore switch only-at the New
York Hair Shop and Beauty Par
lor. 7ls South Maip-ovcr Rem
berE's
American women hrc not wearing
hnts With d,~-nllTttr gowns, although
the Pari-tnns often do.
Iust arrscl-reaay. made drcrrrs
fur children rom two 90 Six years
lar prices saving from - up a. '''
Tors Tosgery shop. 2o5 Aut h4ui-
lnE
lake the siccNcIcss gown tho
-lrey clcss blouse II popular io IN"
French capital
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-09-30
THE THIRD RED CROSS ROLL
CALL.

Mrs. Hiram Roseberry has been
appointed local Chairman of the
Third Red Cross Roll Call, which
will be held November Pill. The
Home Service office, sos First Ma
tional Bank, will be used as Head
quarters for the Roll Call.
"a few years hence it will be as
natural for people to renew their
Red Cross membership annually as
it is to celebrate Christmas" says
Henry P. Davidson, Chairman of the
Board of Governors of the League OF
Red Cross Societies.
Plans are being made to secure
the services of a Red Cross nurse to
conduct classes in Home Hygiene
and care of the sick. Anyone inter
ested in this work should call Mrs
Harry Kerslake, Chairman, for in
formation.
The local Home Service is still ac-
lively engaged in its work and ex-
poets to continue, indefinitely its
program of assistance to fighters
and their families, and to others as
the need is discovered.
All cases of service men or their
families needing assistance or infor-
nation of any kind should be re-
ferred to the Home Service office
If you know of a case needing at
tention let the local Office know
about it. The Red Cross is re.
sponsible for all discharged men
and asks your help in bringing any
need to their attention.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-09-30
SHORT COURSE OFFERED

The annual Short Course in Agri-
culture and Home Economics offered
by the College of Agriculture will
open November 8, and continue for
fifteen weeks. Any person over sew
enteen years of age and a resident of
Kentucky, is eligible for this work.
and no entrance examination is re-
quired. The man on the farm can
take up in this Short Course a study
of tractors, the problems of crop pro-
duction, the management of his soil,
the handling of his farm stock or any
other topic in which he is especially
interested. The woman has the
choice of studying cooking, millin-
cry, dressmaking, the management of
a cafeteria or any other subject in
which she wishes to perfect herself.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-09-30
PRESIDENTS TRIP CANCELLED
BY ORDER OF PHYSICIAN.

WICHITA, KAN, Sept 29.-Pres-
dent Wilson has Cancelled the re-
mainder of his tour under orders
from Admiral Cary T. Grayson, the
Presidents physician, and began his
return trip direct to Washington, ar
irving Sunday morning.
Admiral Grayson gave illness and
physical exhaustion as the reason for
his action.
Although he said there was moth
ing critical about the Presidents
condition, DR.. Grayson declared a
nervous reaction affecting his diges-
tive organs made suspension of his
trip imperative.
Mr.. Wilson was i'll most of last
night and the decision to return at
once to the capitol was reached Just
before his train arrived in Wichita.
The President himself wanted to con-
tinue his speaking program, but DR..
Grayson would not permit it.
PUEBLO, COL, Sept. 29.-Re-
ducing his fight for the peace treaty
| to direct issue of acceptance or re-
lection, PRECEDENT Wilson clearly
invited the Senate to make definite
and unmistakable stand one way or
the other.
Then he was taken to the Memo
rial Auditorium, where he spoke to
large audience.
After declaring it was his duty, as
Chief Executive, to judge whether
| the Senate's action constituted &C.
ceptance or rejection, if reservations
were incorporated in the ratification,
the President added a warning that
he did not consider qualified adop-
ton" as adoption in fact. He said.
however, that he saw no objection to
mere interpretations.
Mr.. Wilson reiterated that the
whole controversy had resolved itself
into a clear-cut question of whether
the United States should go into the
League of Nations or stay out. 1t
was time, he said, that the nation
| knew where it was to stand.
Meanwhile, White House officials
in the Presidential party permitted
| it to become known that the propos-
| ed reservation the President quoted
at Salt Lake City and Cheyenne and
which he announced he would regard
as rejection of the treaty, was one
that he had been informed was
agreed on by several Republican Sem
ate leaders.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-09-30
TO SAIL FOR EUROPE ON GOV
EMINENT MISSION.

Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Lee Wainscott, Of
Winchester, will leave Wednesday,
for New York, whence they will sail
on the White Star liner Lapland for
Europe. Mr. Wainscott has been ap-
pointed officially by Governor Black
to report on condition of graves of
American soldiers in foreign coun-
tries. Mr.. and Mrs. WainscOtt will
bear their own expenses. They will
land at Cherbourg, France, and then
will go directly to Coblenz, Germany,
to visit the headquarters of General
Henry Allen, a great-uncle Of Mrs.
Wainscot. They expect to be away
until December.