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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-03-27

Otis Hay was out from Ellsworth
Friday.
New Richmond is voting on the
license question next Tuesday.
Supt. H. A. Aune of St. Croix
county visited in the city yesterday.
The Cong. Ladies Aid society will
meet Thursday, April 3, at the
chu Oh.
Mrs. Anna Keith went to st. Paul
Sunday to visit at the home Of her
son John.
Miss Valborg Jensen, who teaches
in Minneapolis, is home for weeks
vacation visit.
Miss Marie Smith visited friends
at Turtle Lake from Saturday to
Monday evening.
DR.. and Mrs. E. Randolph Smith
are moving from the fremont Block
to their residence on the West Side.
Miss Evelyn Lord was out from
Ellsworth Sunday. She is having a
weeks vacation from her school in
Minneapolis.
Mrs. J. E. Wilmoth and daughter,
Mrs. Pearl Waterman, visited at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Wilmoth
in Hudson Sunday.
Fourteen cans Of trout fry arrived
Tuesday from the Bayfield, hatchery
and we're "planted'' in a spring on
the Charlie Fuller farm.
Lee Flint, who had been stationed
at Charleston, S. c.. has received
his honorable discharge from the
service and returned home Monday.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES loads
for the price. The cheapest and
best way to get rid of tie winters
accumulation of garbage. W. S.
Oligney.
Hans Anderson of Rush River
was in River Falls the first Of the
week, making arrangements to move
into his house there, after he has
held his uction.-Baldwin Bulletin.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-03-27
Attend the chI-Kamel Demonstra-
ton Friday March "a at Lunds.

The Ramer Auto Co. received
carload of Fordsons yesterday.
Mrs. E. Covers will entertain the
Priscilla Art Circle Wednesday, April
End.
DR.. c. A. Dawson has leased the
building now occupied by Ole
Beastrom.
Wanted-At Gladstone a girl to
do chamber work and help in dining
room.-adv.
Mrs. Carl Dahl of Baldwin visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Browell, over Sunday.
George Anderson, who is employ
ed in the Powers store in Minnea-
polls, was home the latter part of
last week.
John J. Moser plans on opening a
barber shop in the building now oc-
cupied by M. M. Walters. at the cor
ner of Main and Maple streets.
Professor w. S. Welles left yester-
day for Madison to appear before a
legislative committee in behalf of
measures regarding vocational agri-
culture.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Segerstrom
and children, Of Spokane. Wash,
are guests at the home of Mrs.
Segerstrom's father, T. M. E.
Hamilton.
Walter Nordby has arrived in
this country from overseas service
and is expected home this week.
He will resume his former position
in the River Falls Tailoring Co.
Walter Sturtevant of Minneapolis
is spending a weeks vacation here
with his family, who have been visit
ing for some time at the home of
Mrs. Sturtevant's mother, Mrs.
Anna Keith.
Strawberry Plants, Use per hun
dred; $500 per thousand. A few
varieties at SOC per hundred. Ever
bearing progressive Superb at &c
each. Raspberries $1.0O per hun
dred, Gooseberry and Currants,
15c each.-Coley Krauth.
R. F. Johnson. Of the firm of
johnson & Drake, the Minneapolis
contractors who have the job of
paving Main street, is in the city
preparing to commence work, and
expects to have his gravel hauling
and the preliminary work on the
sewers and bitches started early
next week.
The Woodmen basketball team of
Saltwater met its first defeat in 20
games last week at Rush City. 1t
was a regular pugilistic contest, &C.
cording to the Messenger three
of the Prison City players getting
knocked out. Rush City players
averaged 1911 pounds, while Still
waters quint averaged 1873. This
make a game each this season, but
Rush City refuses to play off the tie,
so the Saltwater papers say.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-03-27

FOR SALE-Modern 8-room house
Mrs. Ada Miller.
w. Vannatta and Leroy Knapp
left Sunday on business trip to
Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Williamson
have purchased Mrs. Taplin's
restaurant at Prescott.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-03-27

Ed. Daley returned to FIT. Sheri
dan, H., Tuesday.
Miss Ethel Luberg was home the
past week from her school IN New
Richmond. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Anderson
OF Hudson were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Anderson Sunday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-09
OWEN SEES FOREIGN
PAPER PRICE CAUSE
Oklahoma senator 'n Paris Inter.
view. SAYS Expanded Currency
~ Nations II Responsible.

PARIS, Jan. s--tinited state,
Senaior Robert l.. owen ~ Okla.
homa, after comforting with the In,
tcrnaiional financial authorities here
and In I1ndon, takes the view that
hlgh prices prevailing In Europe and
America ara due In part TO expanded
foreign paper currency, and that
American reserve banks or n foreign
reserve bnnk analogous To the Amer
team system would be highly ndvan.
taRcous In making thu American
gold dollar the measure OF in,erna
tional contracts ana thus cxpandlnt
American commerce. abroad
while In London. senator owen
conferred with Slr nrien Cokayne
governor of the Hank of England
Reginald Mckenna. former chnncel-
lur ~ the eNchequer, and the lead
Ing officials of tn" English treasury
lie Rlsn conferred here with the
financial adviser Of the American
delegates ana with Colonel House
Henry white and others
huuWing up his observations
Senator owen aid
Tho high prices In Great Hritaln
and France ara due. not alone "a
high frcights and short supplies, hut
In part 10 the greatly expanded cur
rru'b. which. while uuuiuAlly on n
gold basis, IN ~ reality based on
governmental credit aud patriotism.
British and trcnch notes not renlly
being aNnilahl" tu get gold Conae
pucntly American dollars, exchange
able Nv America Tor gold, are buying
IN Great Iifitnin and Franco paper
currency not actually convertible In
gold ON demand. and with u pur.
chasing power much lower than IN
normal tlnucs
TN ih" meantime however,.
American ARE paving about twice
"a much Tor what they get ~
Great llritaiu and France az IN
normal tluor This viii help TO
adjust the htlhpr" ~ trade ana falls
largely upon Americana travelling In.
tud buying goods uf Europe"
An international gold currency
actually runyerlihlo at all times In
gold ~ greatly needed by the world
nov Great Hriuln IN furnishing
Russia with ruhl" notes rpdeeWnble
In gold ~ London. which serves u
very useful purpose m providing "a
static nighnS for buying ana selling
commodities I'm i,uwia. nu'wtthHthnd.
INK M" fact intt rVhlr notes are. In
AN human prohnhtliv. not actually
exchanged Tor gold ~ London
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-09
DR.. GRIGGS TO SPEAK
HIGH SCHOOL TONIGHT
Versatile Lecturer win Delight Ills
Hearers WIN WAR ana Recon
r,ructiOn of Democracy.

Premier jugg,cr IN words and
acrobat IN philosophy is the versa
tile speaker. Dr Edward Howard
Griggs. who appears In Tulsa to-
night In his initial discussion uf
war ana the l,erunstruCtiou ut
nemocrnCy Nerscd IN the affiitt
~ the world he comes advocating
an international court and urging
control of this tribunal of the Ger
man colonies
"liccAusc of the graphic picture
~ the world war upon the iutcrua-
'ionaI mind. there will not be much
work TOR a long time for the court
OF arhitrntion, henC" In order that
the proper respect may I've inspired
for that court and that Justice may
pc done. complete control should lie
given thia tribunal ot all German
colonies
There " no, a German colony
that IN not "A menace iu - RriilHh
colony or some holding ~ the other
allies ANY plan tn divide m" hold
ing between tho lies ot plhcc Them
under the Temporary control ~ th"
United states is impractical, the
first because II could not be- done
without friction. ana the second hc.
CAUSE tif 'NAFl ''''H 'N''N
wish 20 enter upon = Program ~ I'M
pcriallsm. Consequently there is hu'
one solution and that Is "a world court
for adm inlsttatiou "
Tickets FOR the course In s'chl
clvicH which Doctor Grlggs II giving.
with the assisinnc" ~ IN :. "
/ Chrk. viii be- on NnIo ~ ih" quaker
/ drug store today club members vii
/ b. asked tu sign up for nll tickets
/ taken by them. stating to which club
/ they belong This requirement. n
necessary ~ the special rate offered
/ Improvement clubs IN tl50. The
price 20 tho general public II 81,
with single ndmis issinns nt 80 cents.
/ only "a limited number OF setiS VIII
be sold na the auditorium at oihe
| high school only seats loo. The
| lecture will begin promptly AT SIS
and no person vii be allowed to en-
ter af'er the speaker has taken the
platform
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-09
LEAGUE PLAN AMONG FIRST
Formation Of Pact viii BE
Considered at Early Stage
In Peace Sessions.
PROPOSALS ARE DISCUSSED
American Delegates Meet
Cecil Of England to Map
Out Organization.

HAlllS. Tuesday. Jan The
peace conference. according 10 pres
rnt arrangements. WI open with an
exchange NJ views hrtwccu the min
isicrs ~ TIA" four great pow -rs ctn.
crrning organization. com position
and procedure 1h-ic exchanges
are expected tu take up the time
/ from January - tu January Is In
tho event ~ an agreement heing
reached ou January Is there will he
"A plcnarN meeting at which all the
powers who broke relations wt'h the
central empires will bc admitted. A
that time definite composition of
the delegutcs Of each nation vii Ice
settled
1t H virtually certain that Ftancr.
Great Britain. the United states
Italy and Japan will have five dele
gates each other nations. such ~
Belgium Serbia Greece, Humanin
and Portugal viii have three dele
gates The country which severed
relations with tho central powers
and did not engage directly In the
war viii have two representative
Premier Orlando ana Foreign Min
istcr Sonnino of Italy ana Premier
Lloyd George, ana Foreign Minister
INailuNI Nl 'fIFAA w lNNAIN h'' ''I''
cd hero soon to confer with Premier
Clenenceau and Foreign Minister
PiChon
II IN probable tha, the members ~
the various delegations Will he off
cially announced before tho end OF
this week.
Tn. reprr~. OF the Variour
nations at tn. peace conference win
he decided upon NJ the conferences
that now are IN progress here. That
IL the first question to be decided
The subject ~ league ~ nations
II IL stated, viii he taken up n
one OF the earliest questions after.
ward 10 be considered other I'm.
portant qucetions tu be dealt with In
tho early stages ~ the conference
after tho league of nations. are those
of boundaries, centranHtion ~ In.
tcrnational waterways and use of the
high s~ls.
Secretary of state Lansing Colo-
mel E.' NJ Huusc aud Lord Robert
Cecil. who has made The subject ui
the league of nations "A special study
on behalf Of the british government.
held n long conference" today reEurd.
CONTINUED on pAGk FIVE.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-09
NNIiIiit N's FORCES
TOTAL OVER ~, 900.

WASHINGTON. Jan. Amotl.
can forces operating In siberia and
northern Russia total i29ti off.
GERS and men. the war dopartmcn,
announced today. In Siberia are
2bj officers and 1897 men ana In
northern Russia are 6tig men.
The units Of the Arrhnngel re
Elon are the 3,sth infantry. first
battalion ~ the 3i0th engineers. the
1aith field hospital and tho 33ith
ambulance company.
In siberia are tho s1th and 1lst IN
fantrN, Company II of the 53rda tele
graph battalion. field hospital COM
pany No 4, eVacuating hospital No
II, medical supply depot No. Z. liGth
ordnance depot company. ambulance
company No. 4. four sinf officers,
duartcrmhHter corps detachment,
comprising two officers ana - men,
medical detachment ~ ~ Officers
ana 81 men. u small detachment NJ
ordnance. signal corps engineers.
cavalry. Intelligence, Philippine
scouts and Photographic sections
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-09
FUEL ADMINISTRATIONS
,S ORDERS GAS WASTE END

WASilINGTON. Jan. s---Becaus.
~ tho serious shortage OF natural gas
the fuel administration today issued
orders designed to put an end Ia
waste. which has been estimated at
the equal ~ the consumption of 500
900 600 900 cubic feet a year. Tho ad-
minirtration believes that large
proportion OF this loss results from
practices which readily may he Grad
icated.
"it shan be deemed wastefui." s.iid
tho order Ito burn natural gns nv
means of flambcaux or open lights.
to burn natural Eas for tno purpose
nf outside lighting during daylight
hours: To burn natural Raa In inr'-
ficient appliances to burn more mat
ural gas than IN rcasona bly, necerssr ~
for the purpose of witch II n In
tended to serve or TO consume na'ur-
al Ru In any other manner which lr
not reasonably efficient and cconomi-
cal. Licenses are hereby directed to
report to the United states fuel ad-
~ illustration all eases shorc CON
sumers persist IN the waHteful usc of
natural gaa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-09
Oklahoma Soldiers
Assigned for Early
Return From France

WNsIllNGTON. Ian As
slrurf'uf for early convoy HON"
~ additional units of the Am"ri-
can ,Nprdit.outry forces ,Diuptl"-
INK about 10000 men. was an
uuuuocd today by the var depart
urnt Included were the lAls',
lS2ud ana l13rd field artillery
and m" ilh ammunition train ~
the 3Gth division, consisting ~
Texas and oklahoma troops
other uuits named IN iodny'F
lis are tho Sgih aero squadron
mud medical 'deinchmont ilo'h
aud i2th battalion headquarters
aud I'm. ltth. 3.ih, 36th 1jth
32ud. a2rd and sun companies.
an of me goth engineers. GiSt
G,h artillery hrirId, hotduu1r
icrs 3lst frld battalion -~r /
rurpr ordnance casual tr0mp1U
So =. uuartcrmuf'rr casual com.
puucs Sos tnd hts" hoe
piInl SO ~. ai'h. 3aih. 3tth. 12d.
fsth. 77th. 1Sth. 79ih yoth aud
sist evacuation ambulance Cou-
panlcs,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-09
BRITAIN WAITS PEACE
loV Dl.NOI,II.II NTIO>.

LONpON. TUESDAY. Jan. L i,cn-
ter's Limited snys 1, understands n
general rehabilitation cannot be or
dered untll after the peace confer
encc. aA an efficient army must be
maintained In order 10 cope With any
contingency. Ten thousand soldiers
have been schargcd daily during
the past week ana the number dealt
with In France Increased to iv"r
10000 daily, including men from the
dumiuiOus
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-09
REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE
WILL HONOR Roosevelt 7

CHICAGO. Jan. S--Ail social
features ~ the meeting OF tho re-
publican national Committee's meet,
Ing here Friday Will hc abandoned
out ~ respect to Colonel Roosevelt,
hut tho business scssiOns will be held
na planned. WIN H. Hays. national
rcpubiic1p chairnrn, said on arrival
here today
Republican women arc 20 have
headquarters IN chicago and their
national executive committee VIII
share the central offices which the
republican national committee viii
estnblish here. Mrs Mabel Gilmore
Hcinckc. executive secretary OF the
Vonuns committee, said today. The
Woman's executive committee Will
meet tomorrow with Chairman Hays
preliminary 90 meeting Friday with
tbs national committee
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-09
Committee Is Seeking
Large Roosevelt Photo
for Memorial Service

In planning memorial SerViccH
60 hc held for Theodore Roosevelt
sunday the committee yesterday
struck Fuag when II could not lp-
cate n large picture of the former
president 10 hc used M "A center
piece In the dcotations planned
for Convention hail Anyon" hav-
ing "A picture suiInhl" N urged 20
communicate with A. A. Small,
chairman.
The committee ON resolutions
has It's work nearly cumpIeird
These resolutions. however. VIII
not he made public before hcing
read at next sundays services
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-09
Three More States
RaHfy Dry Measure;
II More Are Needed

CHICAGO. jan Whi|r rep.
rrscutnllVcz uf the disiillrrs ~ the
country wclv organizing here TO-DAY
Tor a fniNh tght ustInsi Huu.
liuuor legislation hofur. "a" hlrn
"st court ~ the land. the state, 81
Maine, Tennessee and ldahu io,uri
the movement Tor national pruhI
hltion hN WtifNiug the proposed
constitutional amendment TNru.
ty-twn states now has, ratified the
amendment Thirty SiX statcs hto
required
In addition to final action iu 'hc
three states named. the Illinois
aud West Virginia souutes also
voted fot ratification.
" isconsln Minnesota Iowa MiH.
sour. and other western state leg
islaturrs soon are 10 act on the
amendment
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-09
il.NI>E REPORTED
NNItISTtD nv TNDTTkN.

COPENllkoE EN, Jan. Nikolal
Lenlnr.y the bolshevist premier OF
Russia. has been arrested at the
command of Leon Trosky. minister
u war ana marine, who has made
himself dictator. according tn u
Moscow dispatch To the uothenburg
tSwcdcnl taZcttc
fTrot7ky was prompted 20 make the
arrcW because OF IA dlffcrenc" ~
opinion with Irninc concerning hol.
shevik reforms the dispatch siatcs
i,eninc desired tp effect n coalition
with the menShovlki, or modcrateS,
white 1ro,zky wished to continue the
reign of red terror
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-09
CtBN WILL ERECT
ROOSEVELT MONUMENT.

HAVANA. Tuesday. Jan. Con
greaa today unanimously adopted u
resolution declaring Wednesday a
day ~ national mourning In ~
honor of the death ~ Col TheodoTe
Roosevelt \ monument to cost
$4,000 TX to hc erected to Colonel
HUOspXelt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-09
LOYAL RUSSIANS WIN
B0LSHEVST BATTLE
Thirty -Onc Thousand I'rl.oncrs Are
Taken WIN large quantities ~
War Materials.
yANk TROOPS TOTAL l2,94l
Wnr Department Announces ,om-
p'~ition u Americans In itussia---
Mo- Are stationed nt Sil,crin.

WASlllNirpN. Jan = lA,aI
lluasian troops operating under the
Iutporlty Of m" OmSk government
have defeated q large bolshcvl,l
army, capturing ~ 600 prisoners ana
htge quantities. ~ war material. ao-
rotding In telegram from the Dmak
authorities 10 the Russian minister
AT S,ock holm. The message aH
printed In the swedish press was -
cciycd today az the state department
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-09
ROOSENEiT WILL
TO m FILED FRIDAY.

OYSTER nay. \. Y, jan. w
Emlin Roosevelt. cousin ~ Theo'
dore Roosevelt. said tonight that IN
all probability the colonels VIII
wouh be filed In Mineola, Friday.
MIR. Roosevelt Aaid the Will had been
turned over TO him but he refused
to mako known It's contents.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-09
COMPLETE LISTS
OF CASUALTIES COME

WASlllNGTDN. Jan. -fomplcte
lists of casualties among IN" Ameri-
can cxpcditionnry forces have been
sent 10 Washington and 1000 addi-
tiunal clerks have been put 10 work
In the adiu'nnt generals otflcr to
get them out NJ speedily as possible.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-09
SERVICE IS SIMPLEST
AS Plain American Citi-
zen Worlds Leader
Goes to Grave.
DISTINGUISHED MEN ATTEND
In Little Country Church
Statesmen Gather for
Last Rites.

OiSrER nay. v. Jan. s.
Theodore Roosevelt lies at rest to-
night beneath u cemetery knoll near
the rambling rumi highway. along
which ho travelled NO many times In
boyhood and IN manhood between
tho Hagamore nm house, which was
his homo. and tho quiet village OF
Oyster Bay.
pcrhhIw no other ex- president OF
the United States has been paid the
tribute of 40 simple 70 funeral as the
one given Colonel Roosevelt this at
ternoon on the shore OF Long Island
sound, Military and naval honors
were not his IN death. only because II
had been his Wish and that Of his
family. that tho last rites he sur
rounded only with tho ample dig.
nifty that might attend tho pasEing Of
n private citizen,
hut tho Amsrt~n nation and for
eiEn governments as we'll, sent repre-
sentatives m did alto the state and
the city In which he was born
These noted mon sat sorrowfuiiy In
tho pews Of tho htti. red -gableA
Christ Episcopal church while brief
services OF prayer and scripture
readings wcre held without a euiogy
In whIoh 30 much might have been
said. There was no singing or organ
playing.
Family Rrrvne Private.
II was tho noon hour when, at the
sa9amore I'm homestead, all Of
| Colonel Rooscveh's family except
two OF tho sons. Lieutenant Colonel
Theodore Roosevelt. jr.. and Lieut..
ksvr,it Roosevelt, who arc sDidiers
In Europe. assembled for q few mo-
insnts OF private prayer II the ~
Of the casket In which lay the body.
Druped over I've caskst were battle
flags under which ths colonel fought
M q rough rider on Cuban coil moro
than 20 years ago Hev. Oeorge ".
TalmAxc, rector OF Christ church,
mid the comforting words which
wcre the final ones spoken for the
colonel In the presence OF Mira Rooes-
vet-sor she did not accompany the
cortsge 10 the church or To the
grave IN YounES Memorial cemetery.
At the Sycamore IIlii service only
Nom beru OF tho imm sdiatc Roose-
welt family were present
The body of tho Iats president wac
then taken from tho famous room Of
trophies wfach he has assembled
from all quarters OF tho gIobs and
was carried from saGumore Hill on
iH final Journey Hnow had come
aLydawn and had been falling stead
lily until the countryside was white.
but the sun broke through the ics.den
clouds as the hcarre loft the Roo~e-
volt estate and pas-ed int the high
way leading TO Christ chufch.
HcsAdcsi Nv Policemen.
Det0een hedges toughed with
melting flakes and under bare winter
boughs which cast shadows upon tho
bushes Of red berries lining tho road.
side. the procession moved slowly.
headed by mounted policemen who
CONTINUED ON PACE FIVE.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-09
OFFICERS RECOVER COLE
STOLEN HERE TUESDAY

Jack Johnson. negro. aged ~. wnA
arrested by officer Hickofs and
ldentiried ~ the man who stole the
Eenton Mccoy cole Eigh, from In
front " the Kctohun hotel Tues
day night
HiCkcrH was nearly run down by
johnson aud not suHpeciinr him To
hc tho thief. he arrested the negro.
Examination disclosed that the cur
wnN not his Persons who Witnessed
the robbery identified johnson ~,
the thief
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-09
SlIEIYDD> INJtNiD
N MINI, ACCIDENT

prQuOH ~, Jan George
u. SheldoF ~ Ncw work.. T"asli, Pr
of thr republican national commit.
toe WIS Injured seriously IN an nC-
cldcnt In , mine here today while
making an inspection Of the mlne
with New YORK. Dctroit. and 81
Louis officials OF the North Ametl-
can company.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-09
rr'sldcn, Rcfuscs "a ,,,.,

no ,5, jan Nntwiths,nndlng
dom, .'" " his physician. presl
'pt. ''"n could not he forced to
'lIa ,r. iul dlNs rest tosay Late
NU..,. noon he walked with Mrs
A,r.,,..' I'D 'he headquarters ~ tho
CfI.t., WI mission NJ the Hotel de
fer,rr,. Nnere b" had short con.
"l'h the other members.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-09
WIRE BRIEFS.
GERMANS SEND
FUNDS 10 NN>kS.

ioHlENZ. Monday. Jan. G Ten
million marks arrived hcre from
Berlin today by special train. this
sum heing the first payment nv the
German government Of tho $4,000, o.
600 marks duo In January for the
expenses OF the American army OF
occupation
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-09

kANSAE IITN. Jan At Nl'T-
ness IA Kansas Cl'y VIZ suspended
FOR three minutes. from ~ - g.
ilis u. m by proclamation Of
Mayor Cowgirl in tribute 10 the
memory of colonel Roosevelt The
board ~ trade closed r' ti.1o. two
hours eafhor than usual.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-09

WEATHER REPORT.

TT LSA. Jan Maximum, iit
minimum, - south Winds and clear
OhLAiiOMA Thursday and fu.
day fair. hot mucn change IN ten
pHtaiute
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