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Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-06


 wbs4 rs Going Tonight
 Kn.eahss of Pythias, Naiehaue nedFe. No 2a in I. O. O. F. hall senoE. Nc 14 in Opera House L'Unfon St Jean Baptiste Ameriaue, fCdnsen Fiorimond. No "A meets in tArnf6rv hall. Center street
 G Wspsrsrs 5f bsth political parties HE~e cecn busy during the past few sdays rounding up voters in their par S<zes and although this Is an of year 1t looks as though the vote is going to kce Heavier than at the last town cleo ffhe voting wiii take place at the old flown boflding on Church street and tne poHs will open at m and tr.sse at D. m The interest at the sthe candidates fer assessor and col Hector Of town taxes For assessor the republicans have nominated tOecfge H. Spencer. former assistant rostmzster. and the democrats John R. fF1<ett- MT. Pickett has held the of shce for the past three years. The fight fer collector of town taxes will prove ro Be the most interesting contest on the ticket as the republican candidate. FSecrBs A Bartlett who has held the office fer several terms with ability VIII run against James J. Lee a re- rETned service man who has a fine war record- The issue in this city will perhaps be a forecast of what might happen in the national election next year fin that the question of how the soldier and sailor vote will go may af- feet results Friends of MT. Bartlett claim that the vote will split along party lines. while friends of MT. Lee claim solid vote for the soldier can cidase- There is little or no doubt as TO the way the vote for the candidates for the board of selectmen will go as it mas generally been the repu biicans James M Smith and George A Cook, who will have as their opponents, Jo- erph F. Simpson and Frank NJ Lincoln Party lines will he followed in voting f-- the following candidates Town -z-ooo1 committee. three year term re- paolicans- H. Clinton Iathrop and George s Elliott: democrats T. Frank cunningham and Dr. W. P .. Heating Board or relief. republicans, Cyril Lau- moCreau: democrat. Alexis Caisse. constabies nominated are the same as last year Frank P F'enton must be
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-06
BALTIC

The invincible baseball nine of Han over that has long boasted of being able to trim any team from Baltic at last met it's Waterloo when a picked up team of Baltic players called the All Stars. defeated the Hanovers. IT to 5. a feat which. according to the Hanover men themselves, has never before been accomplished. The fea- lures of the game were the pitching of Stuart who only allowed three hits and the batting of Coullord, Paul. Woods and Taylor. The batteries: Hanover. Papineau and Carter; Bal -tic. Stuart and Paul John Hussey, Jr.. and Eddie Farrell attended the dance in Westminster on Saturday.
 A large crowd of fans attended the game between the K. c. of Providence and Putnam. in Putnam. Sunday.
 Rod5rick Jodoin of Hartford spent the weekend at his home on High street.
 Raymond Va1ett of Franklin was in Baltic on business Saturday.
 Miss Mary Rose Govette and Miss Celina DesIandes of Baltic were New London visitcye s-----7r--
 Aldo Bernorio spent the week-en at his home III -s,..--,-v springs.
 James Hines and Joseph Lacroix were Willimantic visitors Sunday.
 Harry Collins and Philip Almquist were among those who attended the ball game in Putnam Sunday.
 John Clabby of Baltic spent the week end with Providence friends.
 Herbert Anderson of Plainfield spent the week end at his home on High street.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-06

TtaIs 56 ? II Totals 3I p IT I Score by innings:
 \: T. Independents 70 - Wmantic ..-....0 x-3
 Two sits. Ford G Base s,n balls. off Cranka ?; of l. Adams l. Hit by pitch CT, Cranka (Higgins) Struck by Cranka T. by J. Adams 3.
 Mrs. James Moreland of Plainfield was a visitor at the home of her daughter. Mrs. J. C. Duff, over the week end
 Lieutenant Joseph R. Morrison of the Thirty-third Infantry. U. s. A., re- ceived his discharge from the service at Norfol. Va, last Monday and ar rived at lis home in this city Satur- day. Lieutenant Morrison has been in the service for the past three years and has been stationed in the Canal Zone.
 Rev. v. C. Norris of this city was the preac cher at the Scotland Congre- gationaI church Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-06

social visit when she became i'll and fell. Mrs. Cole was the widow of Henry B. Cole Civil War veteran, who was a member of D company, 26, Connecticut infantry. MT. Cole died Is years ago.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-06

Stamford-The employees of the Mi mus Manufacturing company, of ircenwich, manufacturers of woolen 'lenkets, went on strike the other day. nc plant employs about 300.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-06
whss Is ceins ronisht

Nsrwseh 9utss4in, WiIiimastie Of asst 13 css0vcA St. Tssephene fo5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-04
DISPLAY-LL4sSIFIED

To tho creditors OF BI.ANTON l..
HILLSM.tN. OF Richmond in the
County Of fienrico. and district afore-
said. Rankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that on Julv
1919. tue said BLANTON T.. HIllSMAN
vas duly adJudicated bankrupt. ana
thai tho first meeting OF his rredj-
tors will hc held IN my Office Rooms
lilS-lIl9 Mutual Building Eichnond
Va on tho ETH DAY OF July
1919 At 10 o'ciock in the forenoon, al
which time th" said creditors NAV Ar.
tend, prove their claims, appoint a
trustee, examine the bankrupt. ana
transact such other business as NAV
properly come before said meeting
hi Us. IS SSr,AD
kcfc.c< in Sankruptcy
.luly =. laIa
lead every IA the cIassinuatiou IN, /,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-04
No. 7 w. Clay Street
ON MONDAY. JULY :. 1914.
at & O'Clock z. NJ.

At the request or the owner ws.wlll
oner on the premises. the above mem
TONED property for sale. fronting
twenty seven feet more or less, and
harine depth OF about las feet, en-
tending 10 an alley sixteen feet wide.
fhe improvements consist OF a sum
siantial pressed brick dwellipgcons
tanning about s rooms. with bath. !. 90
and usual convenicnceS. BY raasprsne
ITS desira hility and location. il should
appeal alike 10 the home seeker and
tnNestor, -.
TERMS: Liberal. ana announced IA,
the sale. =. ~
y. W. BOWIE 4 son. INr. "
Auctioneers1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-04

,tMS FOR safe IN any location, can " s
knhlns-.n y 70. ll5 f. Franklin Stree
FAEMS--f II is "A farm SEQ E,y a. Jnne.
I 60. me IL Anrtn Eighth street
fNnMS ~ ~ Is farm You want see
,,.rsc,s \ o.. II = East Main Street.
lainns = Snshy. sol Mutual iiutllinc
FARMS list That farn with roll,ro a
Sa-oy. Eleventh ANA Main Streets Ei,i,,
l,."nd. IA
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Superb Homes

r. 3. GwatAmey. A. l.. Rivens, b: q
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In the matter Of
THOMAS ". T.tBB.
Bankrupt.
No. AZ.
In
ba n hruatcy.

n on r"a, i il rah ,n. the anoye,nsndd
Of court TO file their petition her"in'
which leave IS granted and said peti'
ton IS he,sor accordingly fled and
upon. considering said petition. from
which IL appears that the said Thomas
rah ~. vent zen, isto snnkruptGy in Or
piece of land containing To- acres MN
in Giles District. Amelia County. va.
has for = long time and still stands on
the name OF {. r. Irving. assigne. Of
the said bankrupt. that the said as
sisnee is dead and il is necessary toc
an assignee OF the bankrupt estate 10
he appointed, il is ordered that Wilmer
l.. O'Flaherty be- and the same is hera-
ing hereunder ne shall execute before
the clerk Of this court a bond. with
conditioned and payable as the law
directs
II sppeariar to the, court that the
record OF names and addresses OF cred
itors or the bankrupt cannot be found
among tie papers IN the case il is
ordered that ali creditors Of the bank
in the bankrupt's estate. do appear be-
fore this court at its courtroom in tho
Till Tie OF sTm ihp psy o Ns i on yTuEssp1Ay
noon. and assert any claim they NAV
have against the estate OF tile bank
rupt, or any interest therein. and espe-
aforesaid real estate should not be-
abandoned by the assignee of the bank
from the assignee, conveyed to the
heirs OF the BANKRUPT. -,
1t is further ordered that q copy OF
this order be published twice week
for four consecutive weeks in The
Times Dispatch. newspaper published
in the city OF Richmond. Va.
EDMUND WADDlLI., JR,
L. S. District Judge.
Richmond, Va. June ., 1919.
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fUCTfONS-LEGAL
Legal Notices.

NOTICE Il giS.n tina, IL. l. C;or,s,n NJ
sold ont Y" Wulisn, ':ochsin'i TIN. xrr|
S"c| business At Enst Du Vat Str.rts Ristl
moud Va ami .,l creditor, please nr 49,,
promptly thri- htllS Tor pavrrsn, 'us'n
.. 800, :, - :. !, g
SEhLEip fRDnoSh IS-Otitcc ~. Director !,
Dnrchas". Clothing aud Euuipl,r Dlv,
son. rurcha Ing and Contracts 'sec,in-
Munitions BnitdinS Washington Il ~
Seai.d p-orozsis Win te s"c"iSed hers y,
u NJ julN 10. 1873 lar ma nufaci,,-fn'
>. 900 Officers uniforms. wool IIIs "a ID
h!"d N trio!scais md must bear suar.at..
OF 10 per cont thereon Informal ton Is
ta.naoc ~ Zone supply One. zoe, ,,,t
Buidirg Baltimore Md ~ 1''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-04

We offer tns following bargains for
purchasers OF high grade residence
property: 'iFtrf
GROVE ANE.-i0 rooms. ; tile baths,
servants bath. hot water heat
hardwood floors, windows metal
stripped and screened. Stationafy
tubs, etc. An ideal home anu
we'll located. $3.50:
BotLENARD-l0 rooms. : tile baths,
hardwood floors, hot water heat;
double garage. Well finished.
and one OF the most attractive
homes on the Boulevard ''"'H'.
W ESTH NM most attractive
suburban home. with acres,iof
land. in best section. Contains
/" rooms. baths, tile roof ''hot.t
water heat. Possession at once
GlNTER PARk-9-room stucco resi-
dence, with tile baths hot
water heat and hard wood floors.
Lot lonNlS0 feet.
J. A. CONNOLLY x Co, -
Seventh and frank linz
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SATURDAY. JULY 8, 1912. ,i'n..
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.fUCTIONS-LEG.4L
Legal Notices.

f4CEUI NOTICES.. Vi
NOTICE - given that Jacob poui-rant. ha S
sold ou, to '. VI. iiauft the mcat business
a. Stall No. A. First Market. Richmond. Va.
ana all creditors pIcas. present promptly
their bills for payment. Jacob romeran,2
JGiN T. 1912.
NOTICE given that l.. Shocnc, has sold
out 10 H. Gordon tho confectionery
business los EaS. Main street, Rich
mnnd. VA and all creditors please present
promptly their bills FOR payment. 1.
NOTICE ~ given that the partnership he
tween Harry Cantor and Nathan Molten
Was thus aaS dissolved. and Harry Cantor
VIII continue the business 1908 North
Twcui: second Street; Harry Cantor. Nathan
Molten. Jui" J.. 1919.
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At the request OF the ow ner, We will
Sell on the premises at Public Auction.
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Hurscs. Cattle. VeI,itIes.

11Vt,S' NsIfS1 CTS. III
ms ~ ail sands NJ. y. Wilbur ibI Norm
Smith street. Madison tot
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WISE adverlisers keep 90 adverIisin1.
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~ai" 81 nnu
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JAMES r. COSBY. ~
Real Estate and ..uc; ioneers,. 80
sol Mutual Building yt-a...S
Richmond, Va .st!.s
At the request OF the owner, We will
Sell on the premises at Public Auction.
>s.tI,,-1 :
SATURDAY. JULY 3. 1919. .,,r
at o'clock 4. A. ~
All that certain tract OF land. tcsntafh-
ing II acres. more or less. situated near
Guinea. Caroline County, Va together
With mills. residence and all IMPROVE
nionts thereon and appurtennnces
thereto belonging. known as the Sunny
Side Mills f1sa:T.f
This is beautiful healthful. and
ideal country property, consisting OF
an excellent mill q wheat. 2 cornl.
with overshor iron wheel developinr
20 horse power, supplied by lake of 81
acres. ] mile in length. A small In
Testment here will make YOU 20 10 30
per cent return on the outlay. There
is no enculnbrance on the property
and reasonable terms will be announced
al the sale. .E....s =
With reasonable outlay in money
there is wonderful possibilitys Here
Of having lake from to miles in
length. with Sood water poMer,.and
the best fishing we have in this sec
ton OF Virginia. surrounded bc.ttha
best social conditions. school facilities
he r.. f. & p. and Washington-So South
crn. ree-Quarters mile from village
For accurate informat ton, cores
pondence solicited.
NJ. c. MANN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-04

LIBERTY BoSDs-wE PAY CASH ron
ALL ISSUES OF LIBERTY AND VIC
TORY BONDS ouR QUOTATION on
FIRST ISSUE. 81 FER CENT EoNr
opAr Is siaee We ALSO PAY
CASH FOR FART rAiD LIBERTY BONDS
CASH PAID FOR WAR SAVING sTAMrs
AND THRIFT STAMPS No COMMISSIONS
NJ FEES NJ WAITING NJ CHECKS
We rAf CASH. We ALSO FAY YO!;
FULL CASH VALUE ~ ALI. FAST DUE
INTEREST COUPONS ATTACHED TO
YOUR BONDS LIBERTY INVESTMENT
GO" ~ EAST hRoAD STREET tsEcoAp
FLOOR OVER M,cRuRys &c AND lec
STORE OFFICE upE., DAILY 4 Il.
To =. NJ SATURDAY A NJ ro 5
r u orE> FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
lti.T irH A%p STR.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Nai,tc,l-NluIt..

ACrOMoBihE NORTHUMBERLAND "A
b.rt aut"nino,ic mechanic Single nsn
osrf thlrtS preferred. Gu"d bay. r..,.,n.
able living cAp"nscs. good home 80, ~,
i.aAtsTT Men
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EMPLOY .NES2
Help Wanteu-f'cnIaIc.

SIEEoGRAPIlER -Wanted lady stcnor-
rapher with knowledge OF book keeping.
Settled woman preferred Address j. il
Cover r. Sons, ElhtOn. Ma
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-04

y iKDOkS. You VIII ma nIsntl n,,rs~s
and mules secoin hand wagons. buyres
TUESDAY .nd saturday. BruG u your sur.
plus stoch. W. wiil sell them Tor VOC and
Sod can set your money same day. iyrr-jt
Ia 81 Ira In street 'hcn- Nr,,ison 80,
iouE ,unretItor usrs ..ass.iivu auNert;.i
:uE Hos arout vou?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-04

APHEIs-roImanent Dos on
open for capable s;cnoEraphcr. only those
who are accurate and can take fast dicte-
'ion need apply. Opportunity To Become
secretary OF the company. Apply Monday
nlnrnlns. in1 Mu;Mrl RuildlnC.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-04

LEAD .NsrS - Ia the ciassincation thar
interests
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W., "a, =" -r-r !" ,.--rns.ns
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YOUNG; LADIES Wanted. young LAD les
over Is, experienced or Inexperienced: for
packing and making department. brit
ish- American Tobacco Co.. Ltd. geo North
lon;bardy street.
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Musical, Dancing. Dramatic. 4

DA>ciNl-rhc only school tina, -uaran
tees. We teach you 10 dance cor s.. 81
Graves Dancing Studio. .iadisr:i ts6S-J
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Ma. ,"D, s.n' 20 .r-q'ne
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Heip-MaIe or Female.

TEAcnET; Wanted. one FOR FIRST urinary
GTaue; must h. well fitted ~ e,i,,r.if,.;'
isnp.ram"n! and cAptricnco; Two high
school teachers. latin. English mari'n
mates and biology SIandnro i,".i.S,
Special morh in .uhisc; required sl5rsss
owen II. Ee ElcN. i,rincinHl Msriins,iiIr -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-04

STt;SOGRAPHER--W young lady
old Salary. $500 20 $500 according I"
experience and ability. Must he able
turn out neat and accurate work. Employ
not c1act!ng and work extremely
heavy. t3S. care Times Dispatch.
WHITE WOMEN for factory work. Amply
Basement Cily Hall. Public Employ
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Statesmen and Agents.

SALESMAN-M Named, by progressive whole
sale fanc. Srosc-!. confectionery and dug
concern. an experienced salesman Prnfer.
ABLY one who has worked the country trade
IN section Of Virginia south Of Richmond;
writing state experience and give refer.
snccS Ahdrcss MANAGER" J.. U. Box as
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BY y. W. BOwE & son, fEC.I 5.
Real Estate Auctioneers 80,
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INSTRUCTION
Local Instruction Glasses.

sHof:TIi, ND-'rypcwriIIn-. AMBITIOUS ~ir!.
wanted 20 take our shorthand. tSpcwrltinr
ruursE Splendid salaries to graduates. Mas
soy Business college. Etchtn and Broad
Sfrantc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-04

SAl.ESMEN Woodrow Wilson his he
work from the, cradle TO tne signing Or
nsHcc .nd the league OF nations IL j.
uhe laStnSl seller produced in the las; 100
wears Write today for free outnt N,,t.,.
70: :. North Ninth street. Richmond w
rfi.r.fh uSr. iianuoIpn aud tell n Il,n,,.
Dispatch want Adj raker what YOU
want She'll help you write :oinp!s,s
az ihat VIII Quickly Eel good result.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23

fro department s,yH hat tho order
rrmoying Meosrs Ma,hay cook anl
j'""gnn from the operation az iu,
Postal CompanyH mud lines uUd,r
government control was 'mtdr
necessary" by the fact that tu,, thr
pustoffipe department refused Go
rr'Wi tho company tho oompcnw
tom nNkod for II has fuicd 10 follow
out tho Instructions NJ NO." Jrplil.
mont In ia" management ~ mo
properties ana mll"I 200 ru into pp
"rtIun promptly me 1'uE' .,hrdu|n
aui tho eight hour dag ana iu lt.
fIuue WayE "ndeiyur,I fu rIrnlrfIsr
ana dIarrrd,I mo government op,ra
uuu ~ mo wires
Tho reason for 'n, r"fInI pf tho
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23

5000. Bondsmen. ]. -. Evans and
Thomas Miller,
sam DaRuc. assault to do bodily
harm. bond 1900 Bondsmen. NJ
Steigcr and Warfiold Phillips
. Lewis Prichard. grand larceny.
b ond $1,000. BpndsmAn, NJ,
Hughes
Roy IDwts. attempt 20 rob, bond
g. Boo RondsTten, rowio burgess
and Minnie Lewis
loo Baker, selling liquor, two
GruntA, bonds $500 on each count
Rondsm"n. Harry Hebron and NJ.
t.. Baker.
Joe WInscl selling liquor. hond
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23
LUMBER PRICES
LIKELY TO WAIT
CONTINUED PROM FACE ONE

CONTINUED PROM FACE ONE
had gone up out OF proportion TO
the rise In price and that tho In
crease had continued oven since the
urmisuCe was signed
No General Effect.
In response to the request Of tho
board that tho lumhcrmcn take the
initiative in submitting schedule OF
revised prices, II was pointed out that
nobody Rt present had authority to
take action further than his own
plant and that even II an agreement
were reached a. tho conference IT..
effect would hc local to those plunts
and have no general effect
Members ~ the board anld frnnkN
that they recognized the difficulties
involved as peculiar tu tho trade s
y Bush, presiding chairman In tho
absence ot George \ Peek. pointed
out that the western fr producers
we're not represented and that thcfo
WAS no basis available at tho mcct.
ing ON which Co effect adjustments
between southern rInn. northern
pine hardwood ana all tho other
Nnrict'ua OF lumber. each ~ which
mad ~ own production problems and
no general spokesman
dubious ~ Ia Ngucmcnt.
some Of tho ,Hwh,rmcn wrrc
dubious uS 20 the legality ur any
rrlro agreements MI kirry hmn,n
'-ud tho association ~ which boz. wa.
n mcWhrr would ''hrow uur' nu,
man guilty of ,nu-puur a n.
prices What the hub.N members iolr .
IN" lumhrrm'n uu Iu.a subject WA.
not disclosed l.t % r.nyrNv has
been accepted that the Announce
mont Oh 0
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23

$1,000. Bondsmen G. ". Adrean
and Charles \. Smith.
Glenn Williams. selling liquor
bond $500. Bondsmhn, !. II. Berry
Ncwkirk Ml-quotcd.
Frank Newkirk, foreman OF the
recent grand jury. Saturday strvlight-
cned out "a statement credited to
him In a morning paper IN which
hc Nas made TO say that he wanted
another grand jury convened. lie
s.lys he was misGuutci
II was In n crowd that WAS dis
cusslng tho grand jury and some
hody asked mo II / wouI sign a
petition II ono was circulated re-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23
P0MERENE PREFERS
LEAGUE AMENDMENT
ohio Senator Snys lie VIII Nnr for
II Whether l. iIC Changed or
-, Left Ia Present Form
SAFE IN PEACE AS IN WAR
Nations uitb which I S Iuught
Can H. Trusted In iCI'" Time
IIr Asserts In Address

B, The A,,o,.,,.l rr-,,
tIItNEIA DIsu. Nbr.u %
spc,eIng here today J.. Support ~
.ur TcarI, ~ nn'Iuua Senator Pom
or,nr uf OHIO. t democrat ~ me-
senate foreign relations ,DmmHr',
said that WhIu pI,f,rrlrF up,nd.
mont pC the urupo.rd constitution su
us lu make ~ more d,iuI'. uui 10
hp,.lrciIiy exempt from i# proNlH-
son tho Monroe doctrine bn would
ruupurI Ila WutIh,r 10 W.p aNunE'I
81, lcu uufou.nra Tnr BIdr,H wnr
delivered nl 70 luncheon ~ the @..NG.
land CfN club
"NhaIfsrr az impcrfrD iIOrs there
ina, b, 400 me prupotrI iragJr -
nations" said senator r0m'rrur Z
submit Wpt up to dat" no hoNrr
pHn has bccu proposed D., Ruy uf
'Lr critics of tho measure They
lud We hope that nUmo means may
hD doyivcd whrrchy tp prevent "lr
I'm tho future. Tho opponents have"
pointed out some irfc'' 's iu Ih" plan,
but ihcy give nothing constructive
20 take 8oir place. and We wnN
cay a. We choose. the world VIII not
forgive those in authority n 'hDE DO
not exert fhcWHolvos 10 lh" utmost
80 bring ubOu some plan winch VIII
give promise and hope fpr the n.
turc
Discussing recommendations made
hy Senator lpdu'. MuHuChusoiis.
and Knox. rruusylynnlh, repuhll
cans that consideration ot plans fnr
The league bc deferred until afirf
peace has been established. senator
romcrcno said the league and pcnc"
treaty were 40 ln,criwin"d ihni one
without the Other would bo worth
less
II recognize that tho proposed
constitution is not logically nr
ranged he continued. that n tel
poorly phrnHod, and thnt II II writ
ton - tho involved hnd somewhat
suited form that chnrnctcrizes many |
diplomatic documents Even rrcal. |
dent Wilson'S hitterost enemies |
while they have charged him with |
nll Kinds NJ high crimes and misir- |
meanors do not presume to charge |
him with being responsible for iis
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qucsnns another grand mr,.. :
he. u replied that ] s4a,,..|1 y
would, but that did no, r..,n .,a''d "a
wanted another grand D.o VI
haven't discussed the m,r...
way and don't want TO- rr. ..a
% lho last grand jury r.. p'
made TO the court and j s,... "~
Itself. We finished all fI,
thcro was before US" No
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23
NEAL MOTORS COMPANY
OPENS TULSA BRANCH

The Neal Motors company with
branch houses In oklahoma CITY.
Topeka and Hutchinson have opened
branch at 72t South Main. Thcy
VIII handle tho Nash cars and trucks
together with n complete line of parts
and service under the management
Of John Stanlv " Kansas city.
Mr. Stanley has handled the NAsh
cars for several years and IN an apt
auto man, having had years ~ cN-
perience both In the passenger and
truck line.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23
BONDS SIGNED FOR
INDICTED MEN

CONTINUED FROM PAGE one
Hondsmcu. a. Y. Boswell and II. J
Allison.
Grant HlklnEtnn maintaining
gambling pIc" bond y2.5OO Rouds.
men. Roy G"tmnnp and Hcrshal
EproChoN
John Sytoe. assisting prisoner IN
escape bond 81 600 Bondsmou. j.
q W Hnud ana T. " Wooden
y u. Miller grind larceny bond
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23
BATTLE PLANNED
BY WIRE HEADS

CONTINUED FROM PAGF one g.
esrhtrd IA" order today tu Nj n,".
gan ana Immediately took over CON.
trUI.
NJ Mackny was not In r.c urfu.
a, the time
a" nhno ~ c-ncnt ~ The uuy,1i.