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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-12
|COL. ia. DRAIN NAMED
GOLF CLUB PRESIDENT
Heads Washington Country-Thir.
teen U. S. Senators Are Elected
to Membership.

Col James A. Drain. who. during
the war. was in France with the
Tank Corps, was elected president of
Club at a meeting of the board of
governors at the clubhouse at Jewell,
Va. Wednesday night. At the same time
thirteen members Of the United States
Senate were elected to membership
in the club.
Col Drain succeeds DIR. Joseph Tabor
johnson. DR.. johnson has been presi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-12

Maryland States foot ball squad is to
elect a captain today. 1t is not known
who will be the choice of the team for
the position of leadership in 1920.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-12

dent Of the club since its founding more
than twelve years ago. and has during
that time obtained for the club many
Improvements and has seen It's member
ship Jump to more than 400. practically
all residents OF Washington.
The board of governors Of the club
last night announced that 1t was with
regret that DR.. Johnson's resfe nation
was accepted and compfimented him
on his long and faithful years OF service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-12

Reports that Pep Young, the Detroit
second baseman. could be obtained by
any club offering worthwhile material
in exchange were rife in the waning
hours of the base ball conclave when
Huehey Jennings showed up to confer
with Jack Coombs, who has been
signed to coach the Tiger pitchers,
but nothing came of it, In fact no
deals of any kind or description were
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-12
WASHINGTON TENPIN LEAGUE.
MASONIC LEAGUE.

Totals. 1909 s15 s6s Totals. sss so5 sss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-12
DISTRICT LEAGUE.

Totals. 4s2 543 $40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-12
Turton Wins at Billiards.

The first game Of the three-cushion
blizzard tournament at Sherman's last
night was played by Turton and Slater,
me former winning by the score of 40 to
- Turton put up very strong game.
Paying the forty points in less than an
hour Itskin and Mast will meet tonight
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VINO ASKED ms OPINION

Tho "threc milors NJ T6oley
street had nothing on one Venus
tlano CarranSa who now stsrtlrs tho
world ana throws his monkey
wrench into the diplomatic machtn
rry ~ the universe hv loudly PRO.
claiming that MeNtco will have
nuthinS 10 do with any Monroe
dnc'rlrN As usual Mr Carransa
iaNcs himself very SCI tous'y. a habit
which ho h., never tocn able to IN .
''l' into the vest of the world l.eas,
Of Al. is the ni'rd states concerned
what ms opluinn II the Monroe doc
r'nc maNghc Realty % counts tci
very little what any other untion
on tho WESTERN hemisphere SAYS or
Goes in this connection. Incidentally
the Monroe doctrine has worked to
the benefit ot each one of them, hut
~ chief end and aim la to preyen,
any old worli power from curraseh
ing upon American soil and thus eS
dnngcring the peace and prouper,,y
ot the United States, We are saan,
concerned seou, prslscups tn,
demoorslo Institutions OF pentra
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An AUTOMOBILE stolen Satur-
day night frym &. II Coycy was re
covered by the police Monday.
-
J. + FARO Of the Rational Bank
Of Commerce Of ST. LIuis, Mo, was
"A visitor in The city Mouday
J. NJ pAss OF oklahoma Clty,
head ~ the Bass Furniture com
puny, arrived in Tulsa Monday on a
business visit
BIDS OK PAVING the driveway
around Swan lake are scheduled 20
come before the city commissioners
at the meeting today.
-
MRS J. SENIOR. ~ East Firh
street died Monday afternoon at a
local hospital Funeral services are
In charge of the Muwbrny Undertake
ing company.
Girls or THE Centrnl ana whit
taker schools will take the trip Sat
urdSy 10 the Y w G. A. camp east
OF sapulpa
THE MONTHLY meeting ~ the
hoard Of directors OF the y W. G
a viii be held Ht 10 o'clock this
morning NJ the Y. W G \ build
Ing
FOUR SMALL. BOYS. alleged 10
have stolen n purse containing ti5
from the Cobb store on East Ad-
miral avenuc. were brought before
Humane Agent A NJ. Wolch Monday
morning
FRIENDS or DAVE Tasterly.
state factory Inspector. among the
carpenters union. are going 10 do
nate their scrl ices In he construc-
tIou of home FOR him at li2s
North Denver street
MRS A W ROTH and Mrs "
w Magazines have returned from
Dallas TEX. where they attended a
V W G. A convention for the
southwestern district
MERIT. 4. BOUSCHEL. son of
I. c. Bouschell OF the Hotel Tulsa
has reached America after service
overseas IN the aviation corps. and
IL expected to arrive In Tulsa the
latter part Of tho week
u
WILLIAM NEELY Of wichita
Kan. shriner who was stricken with
ntomaLRe poisoning Saturday. was
discharged from the Tulsa hospital
Monday and returned to his home
y
ALLEGING THAT building
owned by her IL being unlawfully
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her Youse don't need TO worry.
This place arr nothin' 80 elegant
bwan down 10 Knller's on Grand
street fuure can get u job there all
iiBht Moro money, too. | wOik6d
there tiIl w moved uptown They
pay you more money because Grand
etreet ain 30 swell any more, and
rs harder to get goils 10 woik there
The siOreA iH an coming up Look At
Twenty y-thOld street that's the swell
place now Al the goils want To so
up there 10 wuik II yOu want 10 be
Hur" ~ - 800, YOU go 10 Keller rS
Again the magic wand Again do.
spair vanished ana hope came An-
ME even had an Inspiration on her
way home she decided not 10 say
anything 30 her mother about the
flascu until she had tried lNcllFr'S
Nckt morning she went down
there, and sure enough they needed
glilH Thcy would take her night
ON They would pay 81 90 week
Ana there was no apOn 10 wash.
The girls at kellcrs didn't wear
aprons There would be carfare,
though, which gobbled a daily dime
out ~ the wages
Except for the fact that Annie
contributed IS cents less each week
Ia tho household budget conditions
we're better at Kclier's She worked
upstairs for ono thlng. not IN inc
basement. 40 the air was purer The
fuurwalkcrH AZ kcller's were men,
and not 80 harsh with tho cash girls
49, the women at the Fourteenth
street place.
Annic's breakfast lasted longer
now that shc rode TO her work ana
didn't have the long. hard walk she
got to the store feeling freshcr she
ate her skmpv luncheon with zost
She enjoyed her supper when hh'
reached home AT night because INC
ear ride rested her Annie likcd the
girls better. TOO MANY of them were
Jewish girls from tho nc.ghborhood.
They brought curious things for
lunch picked things and smoked
things and stuffed things and al.
why's shared them one gtrl would
exchange u piece of "lnks' or smoked
salmon for hnlf salty cucumber
pickle Someone else offered a
white roll" FOR h ardish cnk"
studded with fruit nuggets and cara
way seeds
TO he continued
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Horoscope


The stars incline. but do not compel
Early In this day 1t In wise to
prosecute busines, affairs. according
To astroloEy. Mars and the sun are
In benefic aspect In the morning,
bur SATURN rules strongly for evil
after noon.
Honors and decorations for sol
dlers In places OF the Sun are fore
cast
saturn may cause envy and ical.
ouSy among men, who have served
under the call OF Mars. for the
planets Indicate much comment and
many unSalisficd ambitions
Achievements In military matters
will be attributed to the United
Great growth In fano for many
Americans Is written In tho future
Again engineers, machnists and
all who have TO do with iron and
steel are subject to the best dlrec-
ton making for profit and high at
tainment
II II not a fortunate sway Tor
seeking prefermort Those who de
sire" appointments ar who desire
positions should wait for a more
auspicious rule of the stars
There II again a promising sign
Tor building, Homes will multiply
and. as the law ~ extremes In sun
strong, hotels. also, viii Increase
greatly In number and patronage
summer resorts have the forecast
OF season ~ greatest prosperity
Saturn gives warning ot peril 10
the aged The death of many prom
inent men and women iss sen Ia be
noticeable, for there In to he a new
generation completely In mower
within less than decade. the sccrs
declare
Reforms tn public institutions
OF al sorts arc prngnostiCAtcd And
there may he revelations concerning
hospitals a. vol aN iails
Persons whose hlTthdatc n is
probably VIII have an active and
prosperous NSsr In husGsss They
VIII meet with much ziccres.
Changes and travel are forecast
thildrUn born ON this dny are
likely to he active, cncraotic and
popular. These subjects OF Taurus
have tho power of pleasing many.
Tor they are ON the Cusp and subject
to Gemlnl, the Sign that makes for
versatility
tCopyrlght. 1919. hy the Mcclure
Newspaper syndicate
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A Chance to Live
ANOTHER CHANCE To EARN \
PIrTANIE

For the remainder " tho dny An
ME moved about like a person In a
trance going through the motions
" her work mechanically but seeing
nothing and hearing nothing hut the
the nnorWoman. Youth never do '
The looing ~ the Job was terrible
enough hut the Nouli never do"
sounded a sort ~ kpe,l IN Anrir.s =
heart Her inclination To take with
al >'lutc h;cralurss whatever "A
grown person told her was now lead
'ng hcl into a black plt Of despair
Evidently the Woman mean, u
She really thought shea never do "
'ihcr"ls" she would have given An
ne another chance 'dorkcd" her
the haif dollar and allowed hor ia
prove hcr pruHcuyr aud reform
THIS MAS worse than lNr DAY lonr.ag,
when thc NthN'S carriage mad hoe,
stolen 'n from, OF SchultE.s grocer,
store Anu)e dreaded q. mon, t,l.
iug her wuther >hr hAd lost her r.,,,
than that IN" ,acriasr and tho stew
meat we're gone "rho other htd been
an act % Providence lNkc 4 thun-
dcrstnrn out ~ her control This
was her fault
"NW. wo,s the nau,r W. vc,
nout act Ike you was gc.u ;o as
moidrrrd
The speaker MAS one or Nrrt, -,
sister cash g.r.s ana the place wa.
the airl,~s roou' where the totra.,,x
ate thc'r lunches ana hung rretr
wraps
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on 'At Nsuta.,ey ENJSeuc haze,
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Tuesday, May 20.

Some man was painting the frunt
OF house this aftirnoon, being "A
long fat man and u short house with
a portCh, me watc hing him and won %
derinE how would like to he "a
painter ana get diffrcnt culorcd spots
an over my ovcrhnlls without caring
a darn. and after wilo | sed, Are
You going to paint the back of the
house. too. or Is 1t painted allreddy.
or don't It need ~
No ycs. sed the man, Mcening he
hident and he had. Rcing Jest the
way he looked. and | watched him
another little vile saying, Arc you
going to- put up a Watch out Wet
Paint sine wen YOU so or airt YOU
got one aud " you don't put one up
how will people know to he carcfill
Wares my dog Dih YOU see s
legged dog crround euywares' sed
The man
No. no, yes. sod the man Meening
he wascnt going 20 paint H.. and II
wasent palatcd HllreddS but It need
cd a.
80 sed has yours got %
Ncs. take a little run crround tho
csncr and get him FOR mc>will you
scd the man
Watts his nhmc' sod and the
man sod. Jest cali HIM Five
And / ran crround the corner and
there wasent Unv Kind ~ a dos
there, and looked up tho alley call
lnE. Hccr Five. hrcr Five. withou.
cnyihmg happening. and asked ,
men one saving ne hadeut saw cny-
thing hut a legged COW and the
other saving he had onN saw -
legged horse Proving they dldcut
think 'herc was cnN sutCh thing as
a legged dog wiCh maybe there
wasCnt. so I went back To tell the
painter and hccr hr wascul theirs
cny more. NC thinking G ne jos did
that. 10 get riNpf me
uN.a q
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Judge Releases Murder Case
Jurors After Telling Them
Not to Visit 'Lurid Movies"

Admonlshing the jurors before
which the case of the state OF Okla
homa against Mrs Lulu Schechter
charged with murder. was tried
Monday to remain away from all
lLrid picture shows and to refrain
from talking with any other per
son about tho case. Judge Redmond
s, Cole dismissed the jury and al
lowed the men to go to their homes
at o'clock Monday night The
court will convene at 9 o'clock Tues
day morning to hear additional tcsti-
mony and give further considera-
ton to the case,
OF the many states witnesses
calledi none testified To tho effect
that Wren Faneher, the l6-year- old
girl slain by Mn. Schechter on the
night Of November Is. 1918. had
gone into her home and returned
with "A deadly weapon. alleged to
have been a razor. to threaten the
lie OF the defendant. The defense
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maintains and will seek To prove
tuesday that the girl saw Mrs
Schechter passing along the street
IN front Of the Fancher home. 1919
East Tenth street. made threats In
me presence Of two OF her friends
William Rogers and John I.oughlIn'
win whom she was holding conver
sstion. went into the house and re -
turned 'atain to attack the dc
PENDANT II is further claimed that
Mrs Schcchter warned the girl
away, but that the latter continued
TO advance with threats to XIII the
defendant, when the latter drew 4,
revolver from the pocket of her coat
and shot the girl.
The defense claims that Mrs
schechter was walking. from her
nome To a nearby grocery store and
attempted TO avoid meeting Tho
tAncher girl, since the latter had as
saulted the defendant and knocked
her into a fence a few days previous
to the shooting
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Little Ben's Notebook

sunday. May ~. 1919
The stars incline. hut do not
Compel
This IN not fortunate day ac-
cording to the reading Of the stars
saturn is In "A mhlefic aspect, WINE
Uranus and Jupiter are adverse.
7 Uranus Is In u place most men
acIny, since II indicates much Ter
mantation of thought and distorted
Judgment intense class hnthgonlsnS
and misapprehensions
saturn seems to prsshgc troubles
connected with the old order OF
things and aome sensational changes
in business and social customs
Crimes that are Of unusual char
acter and that involve persons OF
education are prqgnosticated The
stars believed 90" give encourage p
mcnt 10 fraud ahd cheating are
powerful
This day Is not favorable one
for initiative In any cOmmcrcnl en-
terpriso.
Relations between. Great Britatn
and another power may be strained
though some incident on this
months calendar
Persons whose birthdatc II Is may
have an aXious year. They should
make no changes and should safe
guard the health - well as bust
ncsa affairs
Childron horn on this day may
have many difficulties TO overcome
These subjects OF Taurus are usually
sci. reliant and determined, 50 they
finally succeed
Copyright. 1919. by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-20
CITY BRIEFS


occupied, suit TO oust J. y Rcnder.
A G. Richardson and II & Andlcf
was filed in the district court Mon
day by Emma G. Risingcr
FOUR TULSA BOYS robbed three
stores In ColIinsyille sunday accord
Ing 20 reports received by the local
police department Monday from
'ollinsyillo Henry Boggs ana Rlll
Kirk are being held AT Collinsvlllo
In connection with the robberies.
TWO ROAD MAPS Of southwest
crn states have been presented to
the chamber OF commerce hv The
Automobile Blue Book and Road
Map company They will be avail
able for reference OF sumf>er auto
tourists
MORE THAN 80 guests were
present at the luncheon OF the
klwanis club at Hotel Tulsa Monday
Short talks on their business were
made by Harry Madansky J NJ
Atkinson, Ice Smith and Roy Hurt
=
f. JULIUS FOHS and W H.
Foster. Tulsa gelologists. VIII leave
New York May IS for trip through
Asia and the Holly Land I'm the In -
terests OF the Zionist movement and
also To make geological surveys Of
these lands.
y Il. GRAHAM. STATE director
In the Victory loan campaign, has
rcturned To Tulsa from the state
headquarters In oklahoma city. and
record OF a t3.O00.0OO oversuhscrip-
other states in the Tenth federal re-
serve district In this respect
WAR RECORD banners for Tulsa
county towns that have exceeded
every Liberty loan quota were re-
ceivcd Monday by Frank w Bryant
county chairman Of the Victory
drive. There we're eight banners
FOR the following towns Tulsa,
Jcnks Red Fork. Broken Arrow.
Owasso. sperry. Skiatook and Sand
Springs,
CAPT SAMUEL Bradneld Of S..
Louis. Mo- Sergt Stanley Nlidman
~ Norman. and corp. J. G. chat
field Of Collinsvillc. OF the Tulsa am.
hulance company. have been dis
charged from Camp Custer, where
they went shortly after arrival in the
United states 10 render an account
OF the affairs and property of the
company Corporal Chatficld ar
rived In Tulsa Monday
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Oklahoma Outbursts

Smile ana tho world smiles with you,
KICK aud you Kick alone.
For the cheerful grin will lot you In
where the kicker v never known.
itoxoleum.
According no the lliryr ParsonB'
version In the Topeka capital. "H"-
lohd me Alps someone ned 10 ltaly '
Hh" government hcld reception
foi hdhtcts IN the federal building
SUNDAY, which may explain Why YOU
inIHH'd your hvOrilc walter les,cr.
da}
About hair the people are lately
dfFuiing their time to pubic srtYiDc.
with the result, says I'd llOWe )thc
"go ~ Potato lhIi tFpt tho public
iH about cleaned out
Judging from the number u IN
ppIrI'a "s In why the horoscope
was NOT printed, sunday must have
h"en tho birthday Of about 20 per
cent ~ the young ladies " Tulsa
Mntkogce democrats are looking
forward win moro or loss trcpidhtiun
ana anxiety over the kind OF parade
the republicans viii put up on the
occasion ~ tho visit of Chairman
HAYS 10 that city Muskogee demo
tfHlh have - shock coming to them
McAl'rter tried hard few years
ago To- have the war department lu-
cate one ~ ils artillery ranges near
there Just 10 show that McAles'cr
democrats de- not remember their
disappointment long they have or.
Eanikcd an owen for president club
with some eighty odd members
Major and senator Eugene N Kerr
~ MuskoRce has lust begun 10 real
iEe that bkhhunIH's tax Hyptcm is
wrong. drpadfully, terribly wrong
Ana those who are best acquainted
with his political record viii bc sur
prised 10 hear that he Augscsts u
non partisan tax commission as the
only remedy
our private opinion is says the
ChickaHha Express that ST. Peter
will make II Just about as hot for
the he EoSsips ~ he docs Tor the fe-
male of the species
According TO the latest returns T.
q McAdnmS senatorial ambitions
were only running half u Tap ahead
OF the Tulsa suggestion
We look back AT the war and It's re-
suits with one keen disappointment.
otis skinner is Stlll at large.
so long as the rivers Of lifc runs.
and the haccalnureate period comes
around, they viii We presume. con
tlnue 20 he called sweet girl grad
uates
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O. ON account OF the heavy cable
tolls, Mr. Wilson Will make only A
few brief remarks to congress when
u ccnvenos Besides. he Is some.
what feerful Of what private opera.
iion Of the cable mtsh, do to them
u he lndulged IN any rhetorical
flights
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-20

since Reverend Hicks and others
~ the INK have hccn pardoned with 81
NNmpathctic pat on the back and
other olrtmcuts tp sootho their feel.
rgs there seems no reason why
Mooney nchs ana Victor Bergcr
should not receive the same con
pidcrate treatment
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-20

The Wichita Eagle thinks a great
Injustice has heen done Thomas
Mooney and that he ought TO he par
doned, That seems To be what the
war secretary thinks about tho con
Niotion OF conscientious ohlectcrs and
enemies OF tho countrs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-20

England seems Co he about tho
only ccuntry whose claims. conten.
ls and interests were considered
by tho peace hoard who does not
object TO the verdict, OF cours. tho
United states expected nothing and
got nothing,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-20

The sist division does not claim
to have taken as many prisoners In
tho ArEonns battle az some ot tho
others, but II insists It's list OF Ger.
man casualties is the largest
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-20

II Ia said that Mr.. Wilson may
have an imporisnt announcement to
make soon after his return to Wash.
inston, Perhaps some Of his friends
esasserate TIM importance Of tho
announcement
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-20

The Germans evidently believe
that u they persist In writing notes
they Will finally get some consld
Grafton at the hands of President
Wilson.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-20

Gum RcasleN, who used l. hc
bartender, is workin' lu a grocery.
he says he likes thc change purity
we'll cept he don't hear half as
much news 81 aius 80 q 4 rircus
IN tn afternoons when lh' hippo.
rotamus Is awake said Mrs MIN
NusenL tdaN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-20
TULSA MoRNis0 WORLD
pEMhKR or TitF AwOCIATBD fRths

The Associated Ptnn Ia sIslu'i"'lJ, en-
tlilsd 70 the uss Tor republication Of ~
bc~A dispatohs, credited 10 ~ ~ noi s'os
~l,e credited in hi. p.psr and also The
local bo~a nabishsd husin
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-20

Smli" ana the world smiles with you.
klok and you Kick alone.
fol the cheerful grin will lot you In
where The kicker IN never known.
NJkolcum
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-20

We look back At the war and its r.
suits with one keen disappointment,
otis Skinner is Etill at large
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-20

So long as the rivers Of life runs
and the haccalnureate period comes
around, they will We presume. con
tlnue 20 he called sweet girl grad
uatep
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-20

According 10 the latest returns v
q McAdnmS senatorial ambition,
were only running half Tap ahead
OF the Tulsa HuaReaiInn