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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-29

MCCORMICK SEES HOPE
IN BRITISH DECISION

Armed with a decision from tho
house o. lords OF England. which
cancelled pre-war paving contracts
OF an English contractor. David Nc
Cormiok. OF the Parker Washington
Paving company. visited the mayor
and city attorney Monday and called
their attention 10 the decision when
In in a similar case TO that now DC
fore the city comm issioncrs OF Tulsa
Several contracts of the city with the
Parker w ashington company nave
been Cancelled by the commissioners
on refusal OF the paving company To
do the ork at the pre-wnr contract
price. II IN also the plan OF the city
To re-let the contracts and sue tht
paving company for the increase IN
the new price over the old.
The decision OF the house OF lords
which has no parallel y0t In Ameri-
csn COURTS held that the war was
eufficlent to cancel the contract ny
making performance Impossible. The
other contention Is that the war
merely postponed performance,
The English decision calls atten-
ton Ia the fact that present prices
Of material are greatly higher than
IN the pre- war period and That the
different conditions under which the
contract must he fulfilled make II
unfair TO hold the contractor to the
contract.
Mayor Hubbard read tho report NJ
the case AZ presented hy Mt Nc
Cormick, but made no comment on
the matter. City Attorney Marshall
received "A reference 10 the case from
the contractor but did not comment
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-29
STRIKING PRISONERS
KILL DOGS AND CATS

SYDNEY. April 20 The six hun
drcd German civilians intcrned In a
concentration camp al Holdsworthy,
near sydney recently killed all the
dogs and cats IN the compound In
an attcmp, TO compel the camp com
mandant tu rcscind an order lempor-
arlly stopping their supply of food
and wafer Tpn Germans either ate
the Australian pets or pretended TO
have done so. Anyway. they raised
the heads ~ tho animals on pikeN.
The cor r.ct arose over the arrest
and cunfiucment OF two OF tho GER
mans for attempting 10 escape from
the compound The othcra went on
strike 20 compel the commandant
t0 release tho two men and when he
cut or their food and water they
KILLED tho camp pets. Nine ot tho
ring leadors were arrested and the
demouHration ended when half ra-
tons we're issued
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-29
GUNBOATS AT DANZIG
CAUSE FALSE ALARM
Word Went ont That americans Had
Taken Possession uf thc
Seaport.
PROTECTING FOOD SUPPLIES
Nny, Has Done Vast Worh In Relief
of Distress ~ ~ rr- shattered
Countries.


LONDON Npr "t- rr1nspor'a
tion 81 food to Germany d. largely
-. i,,,,c,
u''''' Wv .,, -,
0'''eN navy wv ''''..
tai only en- addltu' 'o the vast
r,,tru OF food al, ..m,Ion main.
-, 80. a. 49,, .,,... .,r arm.
s ,..... .......
"I'' Inc system "''"|''
fully In providing tnr Ndr'"' or
thousands in the me-. .,,.I E1lknnn.
poI,,a Ei,l,,l and ..sum wi'l
a.. .,,.,,,., ,..,.....,
Wv ''P"'" ''
The navy l"h DIS 'n. ~ VIC '","
to tho place desired lN ll'Ih'il
Hoover Hnd =" pl"'''' "'',
taken over hN r"'p"r"n' n"'h"l'.
ties The navy VIII see 'hd' lhe sup.
plies -" Transported =" ilnI"""I
and Bremen ana EuH'h ~ "''h W"
ships nnd men unNI u 1e d"Hl't,n 10 10
persons VINO hN7u''' '''l'''''''''
'or ''7 "'''''""''"" .-
thus tar me navy h'" n''" 80
ships Tor I"od ana r"pp"', '"' P
ple VINO 'onld no, Nv, "''"'"' W..
side assistance. W 'h'N'
'l'"'''''' '..''
Their ACTIVITIES coV're" "'"' "'''-
tory.
Content at 'ons'anunop"'
Until tho task Of feeding Grcmany
vvus takon over tho most cxtensiv"
work was conferred in Constnntinoplc
whence. It was attempted To send
food 10 the Rumaninns, ArmenlanS
ana gerbians Food ships also were
-, tror,, rnpatantinonte IN Heirut,
Raku and Constanga always with
enough fighting ships 10 insure their
protection.
pror, Auer,cn, bendouerterp NJ
r,,,,nn ,honssrds Of CzechE and
80 s,oy. 49, hcep fed II had
49, snggss,ed ,hat tho navy should
.,,.r,ni 70 dsllver food an supplies
~ ~ ,oc.li,,es Tor which they were
,ss "a h,,, cond,,iors near Fmmc
n..n -. ~, ,,nnrnciicnhlc Transpor
.T,, t.,a.a a. .ytremciv dtfficult
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-29
HOU to Judge a WOmgn
By Her Hair

There Is real common sens. ''
just noticing whether the han
well kept to judge Of woman y
neatness. or good taste, II yoa '.r
one OF the few who try To make .",
most OF your hair, rememhcr "'-
IL Is not advisable TO wash the N''
with any cleanser made for al! p.
poses but always use some E'3l
shampoo, You can enjoy tho h''l
best by getting some canthroN i.2',
your druggist, dissolve IA tcaspo
in cup OF hot water. This masses
II full cup Of shampoo liquid, enough
80 1t is easy TO apply II TO a..
'hnlr instead OF just the top ot U
head Dandruff, excess oil, and 'lI'
are dissolved and entirely dishpp
Your hair will be so fluffy tNf. j.
will look much heavier than
Its luster and sof,ness will als.
light YOU. while the stimulated scalp
gains the health which insurca IA"
grow tn, ADV,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-29
War Tank viii GiUe Three
Performances in Tulsa Today

the American eNpeditionary forces
perhaps the most horribly wounded
American soldier to survive the
great world war with wounds OF a
like nature. is stripped TO the waist
Ht the conclusion Of a speaking pro-
gram at the tank show grounds on
South Boston between Third and
Fourth.
Four companions. members OF his
machine gun crew, were Killed In
fighting IN France and Corporal
Saiovich. wounded beyond cOncep'
ton and struck by many bullets
lives to tell the tale, one OF his
arms IL missing and his body from
the waist up Is terribly mangled
Corporal Salovich carried convincing
test i'm onials as to the price he paid
for peace and will present his evil
dcnco to tho public today and to-
morrow
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-29
ADVANCE CONTINUES
AGAINST BOLSHEWKI
hOlChnk'S = Columns Moving In Thr's'
Columns Against Rcd ForCrs
In Siberian Fight.

ny The hssocisto.i irsss
PARIS, April - Admiral Eol-
chakN troops have advanced along
the southern branch OF tho trans
siberian railroad IN eastern Euro-
pcau Russia 10 k.ncl only 40 miles
east n Samari, according 20 dis
patches received by the Russian
commiss oucrs In Paris from pmsk,
The capital Of Admlra, koiChak r
government.
slower advance Is also being
madc along the northern branch ~
tho trans Siberian where the anti
hOlshevik forces have taken Glhlov.
east of Niaika A 'hirJ column is
moving westward midway between
these TWO forces and has rcaCh rcd
Sarnpnl on tho kamarn river This
stream la navignnio and flows into
ihc No,gn ana with the disappear
nnCr ~ tho ice, which is now break -
Ing up, should afford easy transpor-
niIou to Simhirsk. which is ap-
pArcn'ly the destination OF the cen
ifnl column.
Prince Lvoff and other members
Of tho russian commission hero b."
lIrve that tho movement westward
Will be rapid hs sprnR advances ann
they expect that tho lower Nolga val
Icy Will soon be under the control ~
the KolChhk government II is also
hoped the Omsk forces Will soon
capture NiatkA. thus making II i'm
poratIvo that the bolshevlki with
draw from tho Archangel section as
the railway running north from "a
AKA reaches the Dvina at kotlas and
would make ommunication easy he %
tween the allied forces In northern
Russia and those OF tho Omsk gov
ornment
Admiral Kolchak's troops In all
three columns are Rusaians, all
Cree no III ovak and allied forces hav-
ing remained in Siberia Their excel-
lent showing has attracted much at
t,nuon in peace conference circler
and In assisting the movement inaug
urnted some time ago for the recog
milton OF the Omsk government by
the entente powers and tho United
States
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-29

Lucille Lee Stewart, tho om..|,r y
star, who appears In The Eleventh
Commandment" the KajrH lnce
production. which comes ro fho Ma
icstic Thursday. Friday aul Sat4r-
day. is credited with the greatest
success OF her career in this p.g ira-
matte play.
Miss Stewards portrayal OF me
character OF Dora Chester In her
new picture is said to afford ihe
popular star role in which the
power and charm OF her disunCaye
emotional talent is given full sway
This delineator OF screen character.
zations is at her best when the si'.
ua ation Is one Of tense and restrained
feeling
Never overacting. the surety with
which she approaches her part ard
the magnetism OF her personally
gives an individuality to everything
she does. A big scene in "Ths
Eleventh Commandment" which
calls upon her resources to the ut
most is when when as a happily mar
ried young bride, worshipped by her
husband. she is confronted at night
in the privacy Of her sleeping apart.
ment by a visitor who turns out to
be her former finance. determined 10
wreck her happiness by revealing 10
her husband an unhappy episode OF
her past.
The elimination OF the scene Is
Co. ,rF 80 ''s
In the death OF the midnight in
truder, but only after a succession OF
dramatic situations that call upon all
the resources OF this great actress
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-29
40 WINTERS, 40
SUMMERS-SlNCE THEN
HAVE ROLLED AWAY

Forty" winters and forty summers
have rolled away since persons VINO
are h,iuE and &ril today first took
the prescription FOR "Num Der 40 For
The Rioou % Number 40 Is com
pounded from Ingredients that are
set down IN the L : Dispense tory
and olnor authoritative medicai
books d. follows. "Employed In DIS
eases OF the gIandular system. IN
blood poison mcrCurial and lchd
poisoning scrofulH, rheumatism, ca
tarrh. constipation. liver and stom-
ach diseases Under its use, sores
ulcers. nod,s. tumors and scrofulous
swcllings that have withstood all
other treatment disappear as II by
magi'.'
40 80 is sold by Sticnhcrg Bros
Mai orders, Sl25 per bottle. s.A
bottles s. Sent prepaid AdV
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-29

Three performances viii be gwen
today by the war tank ana lls ere"
OF treat 'cm rough boys In Tulsa 10
stimulate interest In the victory loan
campaign. The tank viii be s"cn In
action ah 10 O'Clock this morning
on Boston, between Ihlrd ana
Fourth streets. ana at O'Clock In
the afternoon and o'clock Ht night
on the Kennedy property near tho
Country club. Tho big tank Will
give dem tlons of hill climbing.
ditch jumping and barrier attacks In
the afternoon and at night
Just what machine gun fire and
bursting shrapncl can accomplish IN
destruction TO the human body and
lust what some OF the "Yanks' ex-
perienced In tho fighting OF France
will he revealed To the public OF
Tulsa when Corp. Sam Salovich, re.
Gently OF n machine gun battalion OF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-29
Help Is Needed to Restore
Strength and Vigor.

II you have been through a siege
OF the flu. you know the severe
strain which this disease puts on
the system The body Is left sore,
the nervous system Is all out Of
gear. and It seems that you Will
never get back your old-tlmc health
and strength.
Just because you have been for
tunate enough TO survive the raw
ages Of the flu. do not make the
common mistake Of thinking that
you are out OF danger. You must
guard your health now more care
fully than ever, and take every pre-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-29
ONLY DEMOCRACY FOR
RUSSIA SAYS K0LCHAK
Win Maintain md strengthen Its
Friendly Relations with
Allied Nnions.

OMSK. Siberia, March 3. tby
mailD Admiral kolchdk, head OF
the all Russian government. speak
ing recently In Ekatcrinburg before
conference OF members Of the
duma, zcmstvo and other organiza
tons. reitoIatcd his belief I'm de
mocracy for Russia, declaring II to
be tho only admissible form or fu-
turc government"
Bolshcyism. he said. Is destroying
tho very foundation Of authority in
the country and means desperate
struggle for n long time.
At present. he pointed out. condi-
tions sometimes force the govern
mcnt to employ means which do not
correspond with principles OF de-
mocracy, but he assured his hearers
that such measures were temporary
and that steps were being taken TO
insure universal suffrage. labor and
land legislation and To develop or
gans OF self government
.'Thc government endeavors "a
maintain and strengthen friendly re-
lations with the allies" said the die
tator Russia was alarmed by the
invitation to send her delegates "a
Princes Islands to negotiate with
bolsheyik Now this question IL set
teled. The statesmen OF western
Europe now see the truth and blame
the bolshcviki, calling them murder
ers and tcrrorists. as did Lloyd
George.
The government is inspired with
the ideal Of restoring the mother
land. II is not called upon to settle
all fundamental questions. The
Russian people are master OF its
fate. Released from the yoke Of
bolshevism IL will, through It's rep
resentatives in nathnal assembly
express It's will In regard TO its form
OF government and It's social struc'
ture- Then the present government
will transfer Us power to such ar
authorized government.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-29
AFTER-EFFECTSOF FLU" LEAVE
SYSTEM BADLY SHATTERED

caution. First of all, you must build
back your strength.
In your present weakened condi-
ton. any trifling ailmeut will likely
prove serious
Right now few bottles Of S. s. S.
will prove ot great value The splen-
did tonic and purifier so thoroughly
cleanscs tho blood OF all impurities,
that the appetite Is improved and
new life and vigor is added to the
entire system. DO not delay the i'm
portant work OF getting back your
strength. but get bottle OF S. s. S.
from your druggist today
Free medical advice can be had
by writing to Chief Medical Adviser,
2i9 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ca
ADV.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-29
DAUGHTER IN A
TERRIBLE SHAPE

Women bear troubles more brave
" than men. They smile and suffer
pain uncomplainingly where man
demands doctor and nurse. A.
Mitchell. Basdad. Ky, writes: MY
daughter was IN terrible shape with
kidney trouble | got her TO take
Foley Kidney Pills and she Is com
plctely cured Aching back, sore
muscles. stuff joints, shooting pains
In sides. rheumatic aches are indi-
cations that the Kidneys are not
working properly Foley Kidney pills
correct bladder troubles. Sold every
where Adv
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-29

commerce at Washington, the con-
sUlur service, the Philadelphia com
mcrcal museum and Ike orsaniza-
tions
% The committee chairman asserted
that fifteen Louisville manufactur-
crs already are trading extensively
In South America and that other
Kentucky firms are dealing on a
smaller Scale
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-29
$4,000 IN CONSTRUCTION
PERMITS ISSUED MONDAY

Valuations OF buildings 10 he
erected here in accordance with per
mits issued from the office Of The
city building inspector Monday to-
tai slS.05o. VI. c Gnderson will
build a 5000 residence on North
Santa Fe. other permits were:
r X Halliburton, addition for
sleeping porch, l1li South Norfolk,
$1,000 Robert Eisele. residence,
1904 East Third, 1000, L. r. Minis,
garage. ohio Place. $500; Vesta Med
Parks, residence, 1901 West second,
5000. A j. Blondln, residence, 306
South Pearl, $4,000, n &, Anderson
residence 4o6 North Santa Fe
$4,000; r. &, Rebholz, shop. i20
South Elgin, $1,000; II. G. RobhoH
garage 1924 South Main. Sl5Ot A
Cunningham. residence. 80 NORTH
Jackson. $500.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-29
HEAD OFF GERMANY IN
SOUTH AFRICAN TRADE

LOUISVILLE. Ky, April 90 -
Beat Germany 10 her former South
American trade" Ia the slogan OF a
committee formed by the Louisville
board OF trade. which Ia trying to
bring more than 250 Kentucky man
ufacturers and jobbers In close trade
relations with Latin America.
To provide Information concern
Ing the trade. an auxiliary depart
ment Of the Louisville hoard Of trade
will be established. This body Will
keep in direct communication with
the bureau Of foreign and domestic
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-29
ALLEGED CAR THIEVES
ARE RELEASED ON BOND

Pleading not guilty TO the thcf'
OF an automobile In this city on
April %. l.. NJ. Thompson ana BluC
George were released on bond OF
$4,000 each at their nrrairnmcnI
Monday before Justice II j Gray
~Yvx preliminary hearing May e
me defendants were arrested a.
Oiiton 4 SATURDAY In possession OF
two Fofa ffomobilea. 'one of which
on p. ID. Button. After tho arrest
Of the mon. was discovered that
the car dSfveA BY Thom pson is The
property op hiA mother.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-29

VIENNA, Via Copenhagen. Thurs
day April - The German govern
mcnt has Invited the German Aus
trtan government to send five mem
bcra OF the national assembly To
Wcmar to Join IN the discussions OF
The German national assembly and
have >. voice ~ the transactions OF
that body The house adopted a
motion accepting the proposal
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-29
REVISION CLEARS
LEAGUE MEANING
HHsaasa
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE


auirement In that matter with regard
| 10 the vote in the council,
The second paragraph OF article 20
| is also new and was added at the
request OF the brazilian delegation,
in order to avoid certain constitu-
tional difficulties. II permits any
| mem ber of the league to dissen I
from an amendment, the effect OF
such dissent being withdrawal from
| the league
And the annex In added giving the
names OF the signatories OF the treaty
who become members, and the
names OF tho states invited TO ac-
cede TO the covenant, These are all
the changes, believe. which are
OF moment
Mr.. President. | take the oppor-
mnty 10 move the following resolu-
| tons In order to carry out the pro
visions OF the covenant, You will no
ticc that covenant provides that the
first secretary general shall be
chosen by this conference. 1t also
provides that tho first choice OF the
four member states who ara o'bc
added to the five great powers on
the council Ia leftao this conference
move. therefore, that the first
secresMy general OF tho council shall
be the Hon. Sir James Eric Ham
mond, and. second, that uniil such
time as the assembly shall have So
lected the first four members OF the
league to he represented ON me
council In accordance with article
OF the covenant, representatives ol
nelgium, Brazil. Greece ana SPAN
shall be members ana, ihird. 'hA'
the powers to be represented on ihe
council OF the league OF nations arc
requested 10 name representatives.
who shat form committee Of nine
10 preparc plans for the orgunisa
ton Of the league and for the 90
tahlishment of the seat of the league
and to make arrangements and ''
! prepare the agenda for the tirA'
bmeeting Il the assembly ihS com
mitiCe to report both TO the couU
ell and to the assembly of the league
"I think II not necessary to cal
your attention 10 other matters We
have previously discussed the cap
| tai significance Of this covenant tht
homes which are entertained as 10
! he effect IL will have upop steady
Ing tho affnirs OF the world and lh'
obvious necessity that there Shoui'
he a concert ot tho Tree nations "'
the world 30 maintain luS'lc" IN IN
ternauonal relations IN" rclhu"n'
between people ana between 'Ne NJ
tons OF the world
\ 'If BARON Maxine wdll pardon m,
for introducing matter when
a ahsentmindcdly overlooked ].
necessary FOR me To propose the
alteration OF So, eral words ln th'
first line Of article I,,' ntp say lha
| 1, .evsral ptIfs OF lNp treaty %
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-29
l. w w. Convention Postponed.

CHICAGO. April 2s--U ostpone-
ment Of the national convention Of
the T. w. W. to May s, when II IL
believed william ID. Haywood. ma
tional secretary can he here. was
announced today, Haywood's bond
was signed last week and he ex-
pected to be released from prison at
Leavenworth in few days.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-29
Oklahoma Members Get
Reduced Fare for Legion

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla, April
2s-Delegatcs from Oklahoma to
the national convention OF the
American legion In 81. Louis May
to 10 will be granted . cent rail-
road fare. according TO telegram
received today from Colonel Theo-
dore Roosevelt. Jr.. organizer OF the
legion. Colonel Roosevelt said the
rate had been approved by walker
u. Hines. director general OF rail-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-29

WASHINGTON, April ?e.-The
Killed In action section OF a casualty
list issued today by the war depart
ment contained the names OF Other
Joyner. Holum. la, Luther McGee.
| Chillicothe. Texas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-29
To Drive Oui Malaria
And Buitd In The system

Take ths old standard GRnN H :
TASTELESS chill TONIC You hN''N
what you are taking as the ioro."''. i.
il printed on every label. shoWlns 7.
is QUININE and IRON In ta.'' '.',
form The Quinlne drives our ~.
malaria. the Iron builds up the So
tenn. Price 60c.--Ady.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-29
REVISED LEAGUE
IS ADOPTED


CONTINUED PROM FACE ONE
OF naions. while approving tho high
, aims OF the league.
The Uruguayan delegate an
nounced the adhesion OF his coun-
try to the league.
France Pushes Claim.
Leon bourgeois OF France renewed
two amendments tending TO give
France additional security. one pro-
vided for the creation OF n commit
tee to ascertain and exchange mill
tary and naval programs intorma-
tion regarding armnments and simi-
lar matters The other provided for
IA permanent organization for the
purpose Cf considering and provid-
inR for naval and military measures
to enforce obligations arising for the
high contracting parties undor the
covenant. making It Immediately op-
eratiye H. all cases OF emergency
Nj bourgeois argued that such Sc
curity was essential 10 france be
cause extended frontiers OF that
country. which, Rs President Wilson
has declared in the French senate,
were the frontSTssof the worlds l'o-
critics
The amendments OF NJ Bourgeois,
representing France, we're not
passed NJ Clemenceau then put the
question OF the adoptiqR OF President
Wilson's motion, which prevailed.
without a formal vote
Covenant Adopted,
Tho covenant was declared adopt
cd and the session proceeded 20 the
I NtN tF,fa atftla .
for Inclusion 6f the treaty, which
was also accepted.
After setting aside the report on
war responsibilities, for later cnnsid-
GRAFTON, the session adjourned
George Nicou RRrnos, British dele
gate. explained tho nine points which
the labor commission wished ON
bodied I'm the peace treaty Sir Robert
/. BORDEN, the Canadian premier,
then read the revised nine points.
The revised clauses say that tho
standard set 10y law regarding con
ditions of labor should have due re
gard for the equitable and economic
treatment Of all workers lawfully
resident In a country and also that a
IS hour week should ho aimed At
The commission rhad asked for this
! except whore climatic conditions tn
I tcufcrcd
( Sir Robert Borden said that the
| changes IA tho phrnScnloCy were the
result ~ suggest ms nv different
| delegations and they had been ac-
ccptcd by an the great industrial ma.
| vuns
/ Nj CIcmcnccau The president DO
| r.arcd the revised ninc points car
rtpd
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-29

CONTINUED PROM FACE ONE
OF naions. while approving tho high
, aims OF the league.
The Uruguayan delegate an
nounced the adhesion OF his coun'
try to the league.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-03-15
ST. JOHNS CHURCH

Sunday School 10 A. M. Morning Service II A. M. Evening Service. Community Song Service conducted by. MT. Warren Address by the minister.