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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-03
WILL SEEK OUT THE
INJURED SOLDIERS
Only Letter Necessary Ia Bring At
tCntion ~ FcdCrnt Board of
Vocational Education,

WASHINGTON. % May There
arc II district offices OF the fed
cral board FOR vocational education
csia hlished In as many different
cities OF the country in order to ia
Cillthtc contact with disabled sol
dicrs sailors nM marines, and to
date the average number " cashs
handled by each office is i.9G2 out
OF the large number OF applications
made to the federal board tor train
Ing only Go have been definitely dis
approved while 3.N4l have been rec
ommcndod Tor training by the dis.
trict boards. and OF this numhcr
2,70t have been approved by mo
federal board
These district offices ere organ
lied to facilitate getting IN touch
with disahlrd men. nor i- % nercs-
sary Cor disabled man To call in
person a. the branch office II he
is ut distance and viii notify the
office OF hts district that he Ia d'a.
abled and prevented, either bN lack
OF funds or otherwise. from comi'g
In person the board Will ss-'d a Nuga-
Nonhl adviser 10 see him ana make
the preliminary investigation az his
homo. and n 10 Is necessary Tor him
10 appear before the lscll "Ca e.
board his expenses are Of course
betrayed
The noarcs. branch offices OF The
federal board are. S22 Maison
blanche Annex. New Orleans. l2l2.
- Mercantile Library Building st
Louis and $40 Western Indemnity
Building Dallas, Texas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-03
GERMANY IS GETTING
ENOUGH ALLIED FOOD
Monthly Allowance IL Under Tcuinn
Estimates Hut ~ Sufficient.
says Director.

NEW YORK. May 2 Tho su.
prcmc council u supply and relief
Is selling To Germany monthly S7O.-
600 tons Of foodstuffs As compared
with IN, Tcuton demand for 10000
tons. Dr. Vernon l.. Kellogg, repre-
sentative Of Herbert Hoover, recent.
~ returned from survey OF condl-
lions I'm central Europe announced
az the offices of tho American relief
adminiaIfa tonight,
This allowance with minor i'm
ports from contiguous neutral lands.
IN Doctor kcliogEs opinion would
bcep the Germans alive and going
1T would not provide per capita
daily ration Of si0O Cllorirs. which
the German food experts declared
was necessary. he said. but war cN-
pcricnces had proved they could exist
on less. ana the demands of the lib
Grated countries enforced limit on
the provisioning Of Germany
Doctor kellogg said the allied re
lief organization drawing largely on
America for iis supplies was sending
800. 900 tons OF cereals and 10000
tons of fats into Germany every
month
Coincideni with Doctor kellogg's
statement. tho American relief al
minis,rd'ton made public Joint re-
port 10 Mr. Hoover ny Doctor kcl-
logg and Dr Alonzn r. Taylor on
"A survey ot GerH'any completed late
in February. The investigators rec
commended admission of foodstuffs tc
the country as conducive TO the
maintenance Of public order and so
clal tranquility.
They found tho Germans under.
fed underweigh' dlsillnsIoned. apa
thetic. cinhittcrcd and afflicted with
profound moral dcgeuera ton -
There was little civic conscicnc ce
they asserted and Idle men and wu-
men were drifting into crime
or the Ebert government. the I'm
vcstigators confessed little respect
FOR its quality. policies or author
itv' II wat making false pretenses
regarding lack OF food and its ef-
fccts. they asserted cultivatlng a re
vcuEe idea against the entente and
continuing the imperial policy whig h
held that only "lhc old EHng"--eN
pericneed poliuclans--w were NJ To
hold office
Rumanin ~ undergoing the most
acute suffering Of anv Of the hun
Doctor Kellogg oIth conditions I'm
Serbia. 'zcchu Sloyaki1 ana Poland.
which arc also hcing fed hy the
American relief administration, al
most as bad
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-03
PEACE TREATY COMPRISES
FROM IS TO 20 CHAPTERS

PARIS, May The treaty OF
peace comprises from 10 TO 20 chap
tors, according TO Marcel liutin, OF
the Eono de Parla. The preamble
Is contained In the first chapter set
ing form Tho reasons why the yari
GUS controlling parties catered the
Nh and mentioning the necessity for
<te league OF nations. The second
'hdpltr deals with the German from
te's and ihS third contains all
causes connected with alterations
oi frontiers resulting In changes in
the sovereignty Of territory The
iolrlh sets forth the military. naval
|apd aerial clauses and the f.fth takes
10 lhe disposition ossl The German col
onlcs. % Is said ~
- ne other chapters are not as Yet
A'ogeihcr finished. but they Will
concern rcparaupns. economic and
lhanr'al questions and will deal With
lne International labor legislation to
udy' IN" treaty concludes with a
sHap'er ocnccr"ing the guarantees
ioI the execution ~ the treaty con
d'uonS uN Germany.
VI, Huun adds that there is every
'"iSon 10 believe the German dele
sauon really has full powers and vii,
,nl the negotiations by signing tho
P'edIh'nti.ga of the treaty
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-03
Thrty-Fiue Per Cent
of Original RaiRbOW
Troops in Regiment

WASHlNGTON. MaN only
about 81 per cent Of the more than
22.00O men composing the t2nd
tltainhowD division. as II returned
from France were members Of tn"
original division ts organized v
Camp Mills y Y. 10 embark for
the front Practically an Of these
men. 90 was learned today. have
been wounded or otherwise inca
pacita,cd during the monlhP uf
service
The .1lensc activity of The dlyi-
sion durmr the fighting Is shown
hy the number. or. replacement
lroops which passed through its
muster rolls during that period
This number is placed hy officers
OF the division a. approximately
81 0OO men against the full war
strength of 1880 Each time "
was Withdrawn for rest u was
necessary practically 10 rcconsti
tutc the d,yltion's personnel
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-03
FURTHER REBEL ACTIVITY
REPORTED FROM MEXICO

WASHINGTON, May . Further
rebel activity IN north and southern
Mexico waS reported today IN Mexico
Ciy dispatches. which also said
that the Mexican government had
undertaken 10 hliid block houses on
scyor.. NJ hthc railway lines in the
republic that have suffered from at
'tAchs by the rebel bands Eighty.
s,N block houses. the dispatches
said. are 10 bc built on the Ocean ic
limo between Vera CduEoand Jalapa.
Official reports said Marcclo
Carayeo fT0 appeared in Puebla
land tha, many believe no viii be
the successor Of Zapata. who re-
Gently was Killed by federal troops
Carayeo is reported TO he bolder,
more cruel and more unprinciplcd
tran ZapltL
CarAveo' tho dispatches state. re-
Gently led n band OF 500 men In an
attack on a train between JalapA
and puchla. The train was dyna-
mitcd. - of the 30 soldier guards
killed, seven passengers. including
the wife ana child OF the captain OF
the guard, killed. and about 20
.pRHsengers wounded. The train
brew flew 10 tho hills where they
fater were oycrukeA by the rebels
land killed
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-03
HEALTH NURSING TO
Be PUBLIC UTILITY
Design tn liring IvpCrt Nursing
Within the Reach ~
l,CrN tiiifcn.

40 t.i pnnfrt,.ii,. ,,,.c ,,b
ID. brllh .rui.I,. ,,,t.i,,' ,,,,,,,,,
and .,. hmm, ,,,,.., ,,.,r',..,. 80,
within. Ir, ,...l -. ~,
tho ,,uulu .. u, ,.,,,..,n ,t,...,
ct tho ,nu,rr.e,, ,..,, ,.r,'..,..,., s.,
Ipip tJ.ufrd D., a.. '.,'.,,,I
ptui,uon f.r .yi,i,. bc',i,r. noe.
u.. af. vhIn Ni,. y N,,a
the DEN,lnr., ..,l, ,c,,r,.n,,,,,,.
Ihr rrporf Ma. ,I.utcI 60,
,onf,rcpr, nf ,br tIrc,.,,,. ~ 49,.
organization Ina ,l,,,trd
m, n,i,,n,I ,,.,nI,,tto, ,o.i,
that u rapIH dt,,l.rr,nt ~ ruI,rc
hr,lth r,,.tn, ,h,,,...t.
agencies ana l,.I .,,I
ornmcus. cam holm a., ror,cd, w.,
nung condition.. winch ,,ri,,.l,
threaten untIou.,1 hr,Iur
The Immediate U.,,,,., ot ,,,bfi.
hrilth nurse. uorc...,i,. .,- +, he -e
cured ihrotirb th,s ,,i-,,y 80
nrhularsbIp Lind 80 tI,n.n1o -
through rnrnirapiYp IN, J,,,ior
mrnt " now rustrr',I,,tc cn,,r.,..
aud summer In.t,tutes scv.nty
thousand InIItr, OF ihts srhol,r-
Ahlp fand has aIrcnd tr,p gr,nIcd
hN tho Rcd eros, an tho ranu,.t or
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-03
Where Steamers PlOU
Through Ice TO Reach
Their Destination

ECONOMtA. Russia Jan. IL.
tRy mail, delayed -- when tho big
icchrcakers bring allied soldiers or
mails or provisions into Economic,
which is the winter port Of Arch
angel, things happen sometimes
that even Baron Munchausen
might not have believed
EConomia IN about 20 miles from
ArChangcl down the frozen bNind
river 10 this point, where a winter
railway, built over frozen ground,
furnishes transport to ArChangcl.
II Is here that sleigh drivers
crossing the river on the ico whip
up their ponies or rcindeers 10
sCurry out OF tho way OF "A ship,
that whistles for a clear path
while she breaks the ice ahead Of
her
The cold Is so Intense that tho.
path OF water where the ship haF
broken through freezes again
within few hours. permitting
slCight traffic to he renewed
When one goes out to visit
ship at Economic he drives up TO
it's side In "a sleigh. or walks over
the river to IT,
Tho allies are making deter
mined efforts to keep this harbor
open throughout the winter, IN
order 10 supply properly the
Americans and other troops In
northern Russia 4 large number
or leo breakers are TO be employed
to keep a channel fairly free from
tee from Economic To kandalak-
sha or Kcml. on the White s'ca
coast, where connection is made
with the railway leading 10 Muir
man, an open port.
At the present time. ships are
able to operate at Murmansk. but
this Is expected TO he impossible
when ice fills the neck OF the
White Sea
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-03
STATE WORKERS ASK
FOR WHIRLWIND END
,n.,s sent out Ia Prominent Wen
Of state Ia Get BEHIND victory
loan campaign.
GRAHAM At BARTLEsvILLE
c,s,c nir~tor speaks Z" business
Men tn AID canvass In wash
ingtnn County for Notes.

OKLAHOMA cry, okla May.
Tnr r,-opcration Of 10000 war
..c,.e,s uf oklahoma ~ a whirl-
a.,, poI,h 20 nut the Victory loan
.,.,, aver m this state was sonsht
totl, ty 'hr oklahoma state Conn-
,0 ~ gafrnsc which issued u per
soma statement to prominent ciii@cns
In every community In the state.
Those Okahomans nrc urged TO
rlsre themselves squareiy behind
Inc lIhpffy Joan chairman OF their
re.rcrt,fo counties and communities
IN order that not single county
should l' 20 meet It's quota. IRA
,,rnn ORGANIZATIONS which nave
,urd, that might ho converted into
Liberty bonds have also been ap-
rcaIrd 10 and custOdana OF sinking
funts ~ municipalities and coun
ties have been urged TO invest In
go,,rnmrnt securities IN order To
oycrromc tho shortage now existing
IN abou. ha'f ~ tn" counties
y E Graham state director.
apsnt tho dly tn BartlCsNille. where
ne apo,o before meeting OF
banker, NJ Washington county. Re
portg from EnrtlcsNllc indicate that
wh.r the city viii meet It's quota
the ISSUE i'm the ,hunty Is doubtful,
~ numhc. Of county hanks nre de-
llrGucnt n official reports. and over
200 teirgraus have been sent out
urging prompt compliance with the
request Of the state office for daily
reports
"Ii will bo hard pull but Okla
bona must and will meet this the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-03
SECRETARY GLASS MAKES
LOAN APPEAL TO SOUTH

CHARLESTON. s. g., MAY .
Secretary Glass left lateNtoday for
Washington after making an address
here 10 the interest of tho Victory
Liberty lnan.
In an appeal to the American pco-
pie To buy bonds MIR Glass said the
preventive for bolShevism In this
country is for everybody to have "A
material interest in the government
The south need never fear boil
shevism. he added, because while
not backward It is conservative in
respect to political experiments
Mr. Glass inspected the navy yard
and the port terminal while heret
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-03
MuskOgee, Norman and
Sdpulpd TO Play for
High Baseball title

7peTIAs 70 no NJ ofl1
&OUMN>. May . Muskogcc,
$ofmin and Sapulpa VIII fight N
out FOR the n'erscholas,ic baseball
championship ot the state Sutur-
day morning
rhey were tho winners ln the
third round of baseball today Nor-
man won from Auaksrkp . TO I.
and Sapulpn won from Perry 10
ll Mush ogc" hai drawn q hyc ln
this round IN tho first round or
baseball the results were. Mus
koEcc 2 SLlRrse I. Purcell -,
. Paul. NalI'y g. Norman 6 sun.
Vafcr Z. pkcmah 1 ChiDkasha 3.
Nuidnrho GrumrIght tor
.foI'od,. EApu'pt e. ronca CITY O..
Goltr, lt Duncan and Perry
G.Cusu'lg p. ~ lh" second round
arorcA N,r' Nu.koE'o IS. Gun
r,r @ norman {, Np'1'u'I'Ic %.
Sipulul 20 p.owoh %. A"tdarLr
GrU.. q and r,rr" D.. rgr,rl (
IN tennis Mis- No''u Wooden.
Tulsa. W0r 'hc state s.nE''a ham
njDr slIp FOR r'rla nl eliminating
WcVoLt and LIdor1i0
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-03
KANSAS HOLDS LOAN LEAD
IN 10TH RESERVE DISTRICT

KANSAS CITY. May THE Mis-
souri section OF tie tenth federal re-
serve district. comprising 10 Coun-
ties In that state. went into second
place today In suscriI' lions to the
victory loan. II was announced at
district headquarters tonight Tho
total from Missouri was {l7o77S6O.
oklahoma dropped into third place
In. the district with subscriptions
Amounting to SlT33B.SjO. EhC
amount reported today was t6.92s
700 which makes total OF SO
Slil00 from the entire district.
Kansas maintained the lead with
9"gg.UhO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-03
PUBLIC BUILDINGS
AID HOME CAMPAIGN
When Construction Starts on Mcmov-
inls Private Projects Are
Encouraged.

since war memorial was first dla-
cusaed. after the signing OF the ar.
mlutice. the Municipal Art society 81
New York city has been carrying on
campaign Ia protect the country
against monuments and statues that
offend lovers OF what is beautiful
and appropriate, Various bulletins
have been sent out, and emphasis is
placed "a the fact that the most fit
ting tribute Ia the heroic dead is
NOT necessarily a funereaI OF granite
or marble, but u unitarian structure
that may benefit the living.
club women In many states are
now interested IN promoting war
memorials and according to reporl u
that they are sending to the United
States department Of labor many or
gnnizntionn are In favor Of oommun-
ity buildings Among these are H..
braries. comfort stations. and club
houses. ~ well as auditoriums. hos
pitala and recreation centers that are
to provide Wholesome amusement.
Themers also are now being dis
cussed with the idea that by means
OF great plays tho highest idealc of
life may be lnculcated.
In view OF the closing OF saloons
the women's clubs are discussing sub
stltutes that will afford meetis-
places where II viii he possible TO
pass an eNnlng Independently or In
tho enjoyment Of certain amusemerts
Club houses with dancing pavilionA,
motion picture thenters, and tea
rooms hai, found favor In two west
ern towns
ny starting community building
In town or city public interest viii
bc focused on construction and pri-
vate projects VIII he encouraged. It
IL believed The "own your own
home" organizations now being
formed In more than 100 cities VIII
he well fittcd To push these war me-
morials. and for that reason inquiries
concerning possible suggestions az 10
types ~ structures have a Wide pos
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-03
MA Burdick, Sixty-Year-Old -
Salvation Army 'Lassie" Home

NEW YORK, May Ma"
BurdicK G0-year-old Salvation
Army "lassic." mother 10 Ihou-
sauagE, OF dough boys with tho
american eXpcditlonary forces rc.
turned to New YORK today on tn"
New Amsterdam from Brcst ~
the trout she worked under shell
fnc ne. silNcrcd head protected
10y steel helmet She cui or tho
rain and mud soaked tails of the
duughbovs' long coats and fash
ioncd tnc remnants into fatigue
Capes. she fried fhriaCks over a
stove fashioned from scrap metal
and turned tho toothsome batter
cakes with a scrap of tin roofing
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-03
CHINESE DELEGATES SAY
IAPS TAKE HUNS PLACE

By Tho Associated Press
PARIS. May The Chinese dole
cation t. the peace conference issued
a statmcul this afternoon with re-
gard tn the decision of The council
OF three concerning kiap -Chau. The
statement explains that the decision
of the conference virtually subsi-
tutcs Japan for Germany I'm shan
tung and addHto tho Japanese railway
rights In southern Mnnchuria The
decision. tho statement SAYS. gives
Japan practically control OF north
crn Ch. MA.
THE chinese delegation cane not
hui view the decision with disap-
pointmcnt and dlsshtisfacuon.' me
commuuiC1 ton conClucd
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-03
Daniels Sinr,s I'm N,ccL

WASHlNGTON. May - Secretary
Daniels and his three chicf technical
advisers who have bdCn comforting
with British. French and Italian
naval officials, expect to start home
Within week Acting Secretary
Roosevelt was advised To-Day that the
parry would sail from Brest on the
transport Mount Ncrnup. probably
NAV or
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-03
WESTERN LEAGUE
coNrINt,r.p FROM rAGr Mn

CONTINUED FROM FACE NINE
summary Runs Dolsn. Mueller, Rrsu.
gan, IAporsl Hsuk. trrots Griffin,
Faux. Mutt Two base hits Butcher,
Dolsn Three has. hits Branigan. kslle
her Stolen hAsfsa-C Connolly Dolan Hac
riNee hit--Capor.l Double plsy--Rensen
and Griggs Struck out-By Dennis, ~ by
Caporsl Bases on bshs--OH Dennis,
OF CAporal / liltt orr Tabor, In
one Inning. mona out In second oH Dennis
I In 4 inninEs Lrfi on bases -oklshoms
CitS. A. 81 Joseph 3 Wild pitch Den
Dcs Noincs. 3: wichita. 2.
WICHITA ksh MAY 2ADes Mones
made It ihreo In 4 row by taking the third
home run
Ms Time Of game S5. Umpire Shan.
non.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-03
Afternoon
Shlpyar,is tn Continue.

WASHINGTON. March 2-Inip.
yards Will not he forced to suspend
work nor will any men he thrown
out of employment. In the cnntcm
plated readjustmont Of the building
program Of the shipping board,
Chairman Hurley said today
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-03
,ASO1HER WORLD EMPLOYE
BACK FROM THE SERVICE

WA. NaF'ctridgc. assistant fore.
tpr,.,' me World mailing room. re
,b.aea 10 Tulsa yesterday after moro
~. sN months oycrseng service In
army Tho army may be ali
clo,a nI' ElFc NE Tulsa and civilian
tart Was Tho way McFetridge
a.. ~ 10 his friends In The World
J. WI fc'nmc his former position
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-03
LEXINGTON RESULTS.
FtrSt Hac,'. Mile and Sixteenth.

Corydou (HohinsouD first. 81
mdc tRmkrD second Amhusca dc
tpooicp third Time go SIS.
Sccnhd Race ~ Iurlongs
ST GERMAN 'MoorcD first. Virgo.
CTrnNc, second, West Wood CCou-
nolll 'Hird Time So
Third Race, Mic mud 10 Yards.
tantoll'cr (Grnyl first. Gnur-
mnnd Drohinsonl second Hand
Rluc. Moray 'h,rd Time is53 -
Fourth Rnrc, q Tnrlongs.
Post Light Garner first. Fern
HpulIcy ,Nurrap seroud. Warsaw.
,FGs6I 'hi~d Tim" II 60.
THfth Race. Nilc aud 20 Yards
War Tan &C. Howard flrs'.
Parking ,Wuljr second Thirteen.
CRur}ei thlrd Time ts5l p.
SNlh Race, ti. IurlonEs
pop r.ts. tN1rrayh fret, Z,1fI.
tNo'caIr second Emma WcUrr.
rWUII-p th.rd Timc. SIS l.t
seventh I;ncc. Nllc and one Iichth
TITO. .WNHH first. Fllppor ,Epn
Iryou) second E1itscf. Poo'cr
third Tine. l.Js IS.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-03
BROWNS TAKE OPENER
FROM GLEASON NINE

eos NliNJtp FROM FACE Nl\r
,srt mr hsI mo tho rn hc'd hrachsr,
for hom, fur.
IH. n#4f.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-03
DISTRICT CONVOCATI0N
OF EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Three DAYS Meeting to he Held ~
Trinity Church UCginnlnR
sunday, MAY I

Thn ninth duuubl con, ,ocAuou Or
the Episcopal churches of the die
'riCtcvi eastern Oklahoma with open
Hf 1rniN church this UitN. SuntN
morning and continue urlU Tues.
dat evening The following PRO.
gram viii be ohscr,"d
Sundn,
a m. iloN communion
m HOW communion Ser.
mon Toy re, Ncruund St',rua Of
ST. MARKS church san Antonio
u Evening service sermon
by Rev Francis Wmtc. domestic
secretary oi tho board Of missions
Nondn,
a. m Morning PRAYER.
. "a business session, orEnuitl-
uon. nlshop'g address
~ 80 Report uf commission ON
religious education conference ON
same led by REV raul Mirou
20 m Recess. luncheon
30 join, session NJ convention.
womtn.t AUXILIARY ana guilds Tho
nation wide campaign, hy Nc'
Francis White
O. Reports and discussiono
- Reception at rcctorv iiol
south Main
l"fftthN
30 m Holy communion.
$50 uusincs~ session
II difference on social service.
report or social service commission
presentation of parish plan.
y m Recess. luncheon
% SO Conference on missions. 70.
port Of commission of missions tho
nation. wide campaign and every
IN . DI her canvass
3 80 lfinal business session and
adjournment
Monday morning AZ 10 o'clock the
womnvs auxiliary will meet in the
guildrnom OF tho church and render
the following program:
10 a m.--Ilymn, creed and
prayers. minutes. report of district
organization. The CAN OF a World
Task to tho Church"
Addresses by RSys A W g Gar
den rau Micou ana Francis s
white
Closing prayers
Afternoon.
a > 30 p IN Hymn, bishops ad-
dress report OF president, vice
presidents, and the various sccro-
mries and treasures: solo.
All saints hospital Doctor John
son; addresses bv Revs Garden
Micou and white. taking ~ pledges,
offering, appointment OF officers,
doNology
Officers ~ auxiliary are Mrs. w
n Sill, president. Mrs Claudia W
Romford and Miss Bculah Roogher
vice presidents. Mrs j =. Gilmore,
sccretary- -trcaaurcr Miss Ruth NJ
EgEe. educational secretary; Mrs ".
NJ Gross. Y. q. treasurer. Mrs John
Granger iuninr secrctdrN
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'rSNpNocetrnys Nuni,Tpni HuiIdInr
.,'N NSNlLlEe Pa. Nav gg-Nn
'.on. beloved to have been
r,~,' n' bomb. wrecked Tho
n, ,,-na. building today. \ score
o. ,4.l'~ 'rapp"d n the basement
men. were rescued br IRE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-03
sn,t's ui,,,nr Features.

ROSrON. MAY . Russell kspt Boston :
Iits scattered and led New York 10 victofJ
qdpy SCOTS hitting was feature.
The EroFs
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Rated for rrrktnA u hfh
rHatrd Tor anderson iu uIuth
SCORE ny lNNlNtt
Washugi1n ........ ung OIL ca Z
Fhiads'rha ...... ....... oun 002 OOO =
Sumnsr, Rurs Judge Ncnoskry, Jan
WIN tal shsv tgl Johnson, Burns. W.T..
krron ehAnks Roth ThomA. MeA'oy
Homo runs shaw tgl Stolen hAscB
DuEAn, Jsuvrin Double play Milan to
thsnLs nAsos on hsls-On kinney y,
Oft Seihold. or shaw, 2 oif Anderson,
. Struck out ny KINNEY, , by Scibold,
b, Anderson, BY shaw. 4, hy John
son,
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base hhA Baker, scott Stolen basos --
Nirk Rue Double plAy barry TO Scott
10 Mclnns Bases on balls~-otf Russell
y OF tones. 4 STRUCK out--By Russell
. by Jones q
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Boston

Rated Tor Walters In ninth
NRalied Tor Jonss In ninth
SCORE ny INNlNGS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-03
Third Race, MlIc mud 10 Yards.

St Germsln 'MoorcD first. Virgo
CTrolsch second, West Wood tCou
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-03

'pattcd Tor Stcwsft In ninth
ABzttrd Tor Thomas IN ninth
SCORE ny INNINGS
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IIfth Ilhrc. MIlc aud 20 NhrhA

Post Light Garner first. Fern
Houdlcy ,NurraD seroud Warsaw
. Lf.asf...., slt,l Time