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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-01
MI AID | l. l.
w. j. BELL,
Representative for Marshall Co
Full Carrier Service.

day evening for Camp Pike, ARK"
to visit his son Lee richardson
who is in the base hospital, nav
ing returned from overseas, where
he was wounded early IN October
Rev. f. II. MoseIy and y. ~
Kelley returned yesterday IRON
Durant, where they attended
meeting.
Misses Era Moren and Katherine
Long visited yesterday IN Ard
more.
Miss Mollie Dismon' visited IN
Ardmorc yesterday.
O. O. Watkins was IN Ardmore
yesterday.
W. ). Perryman lcit Yesterday
for short business trip to HicN-
ory.
{. ). Whitney, superintendent OF
the Kingston high school was III
MadilI yesterday morning ehrou'o
to Durant, Denison and Sherman
on business.
Lee Woods OF sherman was
business visitor III MadiIl yeS'e'-
day. . =,
Mr.. and MIS- " hincaid Is,
turned Yesterday from a lew Gays
visit with relatives at sherman ana
Dodd City, Texas.
ID. i. Ialialerro' COL DAVID kuS-
sell and H. b. WIGS attended
lont meeting OF the benson ana
Sherman commercial CLUBS at
benson. Texas tuesday evening,
the SUBJECT oil the meet'hS Dci"s
to discuss the matter Oh DriuSe
across Kcd river at "oodViIIe' II
was decided to DuiIa a to.I Driuge
and a competent engineer mas oeen
employed to MAKE surveys sound
ingS ana lurhiSh e9l''nateS 10.
same' mere is no oouot pU' VIVA. |
the bridge wi'I De punt III 'ne near
lulure. -.
Couhiy Attorney - u, No'ul''
attended to business at Ardmore'
yesterday,
T. J. Haddock transacted ou''-
ness at Ardmore YESTERDAY.
Ut: w, Lee DAVIS OIL NlhsS'o"'
was was III Maui'! yesterday allclhoolI
MIS- Na'l'ile MINER ana son'
DaVid Miner returned TO roIl
w orth yesterday afternoon, al'cI
ten Gays Visit with relatives u"
Madill ana Eicinity' u,.,r
H. b. W ms OF 'ne WINS com
munity VISITED IN MauilI yes'er-
day,
Miss Oma ADAMS VINO was tax
en- 10 sherman yesterday afternoon
suffering WIN ra.ppenu'c'I'S' was
operated on at sherman hoSpl'a''
at y o ciock laSt n'sIit ana IS report
cu TO DC set'''s 'tong 'lCely'
w. U' NterI'nS, j. w. LaSi'er ana
W. j. Ll't'c oil N'rsS,oh were
business NlS''o'S j" "'u'l ye''''
day.
j. W. summons roscoe ocarpoI rI
ougn' NJ IT, summons ana o'eEe
scarborough an oil ,AylesWor'n'
were IN MadiIl YESTERDAY; ..
Mr. ana MIS- y. b. lalia'erFo' ..
leit Yesterday morning LOT VISIT
TO Oklahoma Clty'
MIS- l. Chestnut spent Yesterday
V'Sltihg win iriehdS at Ada,
Claude Click went TO Durah'
Yesterday morning 10 attend tne
funeral OF MS uncle l., I; LICK
VINO died IN that city wednesday
evening .
Joe ,. Dillingnam, made a busi-
ness trip to Ardmore yesterday
morning.
Mrs Lula Brorkman lett yester-
day morning Tor q short visit at
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-01
Do You Use Milk?

Kings Jersey Farm Dairy can
furnish pure milk and whipping
cream. Phone 372
20 10 FELIX |. KING.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-19
DATOS INTEREsANTES so
BRE LOS CONGRESISTAS

En ell Hotel palace han to-
mado habitaciones dicz y nueve
congresistas, cuyos nombres apa
recen en- otro Sitio dc este pc
ri6dico. Junto con ellos han lie
gado las sefioritas Young. Camp
bell, Tower, Answell. Mansfield V
la sonora Thomas p. George. Los
senOres que no pertenecen al Con
greso americana V vienen acompa-
nando a los "congresiStaS' SON
ROdemberg Y AnSwell. quicneS son
hijos de representatives.
Hay algunoS congresiStas que
no vienen acompanados por suS
espOsas.. Estos iltimos son los ST.
guientes Dominck, Campbell. Can
non Y Mansfield.
El ComisiOnado de Puerto Rico
en- Washington, Sr C6rdova Davi-
la, vino acompahado por su Sc
cretario particular.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-19
cion, esta di6 el siguiente resultado:

cion, esta di6 ell siguiente resultado:
Dijeron que ST, SO.
Dijeron que no, SO.
La proposition de Mufioz Rivera fue
derrotada, y la asamblea Sc suspendi6
hasta las nueve de la noche.
No volvi6 ella Mufioz Rivera.
Sc dio cuenta de una proposition del
senior Fernandez Juncos respecto a que
ell partido extendiera su programa y
abarcarse las soluciones que debian dar-
Sc en- Puerto Rico al problema social.
Fernandez Juncos propuso la union
del partido los republicanos espafio-
les que aceptasen Ell programa autono-
mista. Sc discutio sobre ell asunto sin
llegar una acuerdo, Y despu6s de va
rios votos de gracia para Ell directorio,
Sc di6 por terninada Ia asamblea.
Munoz difnio su actitud despu6s de
este acto politico.
La samblea, soberana absolute an
te cuya autoridad nos descubrimos con
respeto,-- decia-decret6 que no pro-
ceda la disOlucioi, y, por consiguiente,
que no hay sitio para nosotros en. el
partido autonomista. Acatainos ell We
.redicto de la mayoria, seguros en- nues-
ira conciencia de hombrcs hbres.
"Queriamos la disolucion, porque
ella, unanimemente acordada sin debi-
IidadeS " sin carculos era capaZ de
poner salvo el honor de nuestro pue-
bio.
"Desde que empezamos a luchar EN-
la prensa, nuestro anhelo profundo, las
supremas ansias dc nuesero espiritu
consisten en- hacer patria, destruir una
colonia, crear un pals nbre. A ESQ
iba la disolucion, acto de supreme ci
vismo.
''Para soportar insultos Y bajar la
frente con ademan lumilde, no Sc cons
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-19

tituye un partido. Y al adquirir la GER
teza de que la vida es mengua, los ca
racteres que no sc doblan saben de que
modo les toca morir.
''No valia la disoluci6n para aar vi
da a nuevas colectividades; valia para
que en- Europa en- America supieran
que en- la menor de las antillas aln per-
dura ell espiritu de La raza caballeres-
ca que vencio en- Cerinola, en- Ronces-
valles y en- otumba.
La mayoria no esta con nosotros
pero nosotros saludamos la mayoria
compuesta por hermanos en- el senti-
miento y en- Ia idea, y conservaremos,
no obstante, nuestros amores hacia la
solucion radical que iniciamos ell una
noche inolvidable.
"Nuestro orgullo Ell la derrota es
igual al vuestro en- ell triunfo: mayor .
sin duda, porque no nos entristece Ia
sospecha de que pudimos causas heri-
das a vuestras epider1nis suscsptibIes.
"Dejadnos el e3tandarte inctlume.
sabremos clavarlo solos en- la cdspide o
envolvernos con el en- Ia catastrofe.
GQue Green muchos otaeaculos en- el
camino que recorre nuestra planta?
Bien; llegsremos sangrando la cum
bre, pero negaremos"
Los representatives del partido en- la
asamblea que leian los articulos de Mu-
fioz, lie decian:
'Estamos con usted por el senti
miento, por el corazon, pero rehecio-
nando, meditando, conlprendemos que
no conviene 10 cue usted propone,
eStamos contra usted por calculo''
Comentario de Mufoz: ''Ya conocia-
mos la tendencia. Els propia de fac
torias coloniales de pueblos mercan-
tiles
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-19

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-19
10 DE ABRh DE 1895
MUEoz REvERAs sRR0PoNE LA d.
soLUCIoN DEJo RARTIDo AUTO
NoAEISTA


.El 10 de Abril de 1896, las dos de
la tarde, inici6 la Asamblea General del
Eartido Autonomista sus sesiones en-
San Juan, con asistencia de unos Glen
delogados.
Sc nombr6 por aclamaci6n la mesa
Qusdando constituida por el Directorio
ss revisaron las actas de la Delega-
si9p, Sc pas6 en- seguida al asunto
principal. Ell sefior MufoS Rivera pre-
.sept6 una proposition que, copiada Ii
Aaralmente, dice asi:
''Visto: que hace nueve afos naci6
el partido autonomista puertorriqueno
y cue desde entonces lucha con la i'm
rlacable animadvers,6n de todos los
eobiernos de la patria;
"Que Sc lie infri6 a sabiendas
agravio de fjar en- diez duros la quota
electoral para Puerto Rico mientras
80 rebajaba cinco duros la Quota para
0nba;
Que no Sc consult6, nj adn por cor
tesla, su criterio al promulgarse las
reformas del senior Maura, todavia sir
nplicaci6n este pals, pesar de que
nunca Sc alter6 la paz p1blica en- 81
seno;
"Que no parece importar NADIA 10.
ostadistas de Madrid Ell retraimientC
on que forzosamente Sc encierra POI
enc ell decoro politico le impide san
cionar ell olvido de su derecho;
"Que pesar de sus mayorias entr5
las classes productoras Sc lie reduce ur
nimcro exiguo en- ell censo, merced al
alDoho, la arbitrariedad y veces
"a violencia;
"Que hoy mismo en- los cuerpos po-
pulares, cuyos miembros, contra toda
ley ejercen sus funciones por nombra-
niento gubernativo, no Sc lie reserva nj
una sombra de la representation que
he corrsponde;
"Que Sc ha convertible en- un habi-
to la inJusticia de ofrecer las preferen-
cias mas irritantes al partido incondi
cional, que constituye una especie de
casta privilegiada en- esta isla;
"Que en- dias recientisimos ese sis.
ten7a obtuvo amarga confirmation en-
nltss esferas, a la faz del Directorio,
oblfgsdo a escuchar declaraciones sin
rrecedentes sin ejemplos;
"Que no existe la certeza. nj la pre-,
ai1ncthn ni siquiera La esperanza, de
cue cese Sc atenGe una situaci6n de
tal modo depresiva y cada vez con ma
yor fuerza acentuada y prolongada;
"Que EN- condolences tales seria inu-
I'll mantener una organization que
ningiin fin practice responde que es
origen de infInitos desaires crueles
repulsas para la colectividad;
''Ia Asamblea, en- ell ejercicio dc su
autoridad suprema, dolorosamente con-
movida por ell paso que su dignidad
la impulsa, poniendo al pals por testi-
go de que resisti6 siempre ell acuerdo
que hoy adopta; elevando a la nacion
su protesta de que fla ell porvenir de
Puerto Rico la ssnsatez de Espaha.
resuelve;
Articulo unico: Sc declara disuelto
des1e hoy el partido autonomista puer-
torrinuefo.
Capital, 10 de Abril de 1896. LUIS
WT7Toz RIVERA"
FL doctor Gomez Brioso di6 lectura
la proposition presentada por Ell Sc
nor Muhoz Rivera ell dia Is de mario
en- que pedia Sc convocase la asamblea.
Ell senior Mufioz Rivera Sc levant6
con ell fin dc rectifcar ol error de la
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-19
LISTA DE LOS CONGRESISTA
QUE HAN LLEGADO

Claude Kitchin, Horace M. Tow
ner, George M. Young, Finis j.
Garrett, Leonidas Dyer, j. Hamp-
ton Moore, William A. Redemberg
Charles r. Grip, James w. Ans
well, Edward w. Saunders, S. @.
Bland, Fred. II. Dominick, Jo-
sephJ. Mansfield, Phillip p. Camp
bell, Edwin Y. Webb, Edmund
Platt, Fred. n. Zilham, Louis V.
Fairfield, Joseph G. Cannon.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-19

Para maquina de eoa,abfiidsa ois "a.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-19
Remington Standard Visible

tAIodclo iQ1
I.viana puHsa-veloz rayo
81 usted progressta disesre
su capacidad a a caparidad Remington
SEA HoEfBEE
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coLoCACIoNEs.

DESEA CoLoCACIoN-U portOrriqueho
con cinco ahos de practica on baneo; desea
colocaci6n en- un banco o frma de conside.
raci6n-Direcci6n OBJ Ell MUNDo, San
Juan, Puerto Rico. -
TAQUTGRAFAs@-Espah 9 inglesa desea CO.
locaci6n. POGO sueldo. Acepta plaza de me-
can6grafa ayudante de oicina. Buenas re-
erencias.-Dirfianse a B. C.-General Delive-
ry San Juan, p. r.
C0LoCACI0N.-Se necesita un empleado pa
vendedor de una casa comisionista de San
Juan.-Debe estar familiarizado ell CO.
mercio importador tener conocimentos de
ofcna.-Sueldo comisi6n.-Drfjasc p. o.
Box 751.-San Juan, P. r.
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Sc A1oU1LA

Sc solicita para una familia en- Santurce una
casa con seis mas habitaciones.-Informa
ran 4I4 negro, Santurce.
r0ro~~ ~v~~--soy---7-> 7->-~~-7-~o-~~0-~0
PARA LA EPoCA DE CALoR.-Se alquilan
abanicos eI6ctricos de todos tamahos. Para
informes: Telefono No. 116 Negro.
Sc ALQUILA
Una magnifica habitaci6n, propia pa
ra un joven en- Fortaleza 43, altos. San
Juan, P. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-19
coBrPRAs.

BoMBA DE ATRE:-se desea eomprnr una
bomba prOpia para garage. Ha de tenor tan.
que para Ell aire que el motor no este AGO.
plado la bombs. directamente Ha de scr
para corriente alterna de 10 v. co C.-In.
formes. Box 261.-Arccibo. p. r.
Desea usted comprar vender casas O SO.
lares en- San Juan, Santurce o Rio Piedras 7
Aviseme.
jose A. Martinez. Real Estate Broker.
Box liza. San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-19

PARA HoMBREs coRPULENTos"
ofreeemos ropa dc verano de muy buen
corte hechura en- tamahos del 81 en- ade-
lantc Palm Beach,, ''Kool. Krasch" y
otros, d precios muy especiaIes, es la mejor
ropa para contrarrestar el calor.
Visitenos escrfbanos enseguida.
GONZALEZ isADIN co.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-19

Sc VENDE.-Una fnca en- Hato Rey, Parada
81 " compuesta de seis cuerdas mas o me-
nos. Tiene tres Was de communication En- la
earretera tiene un magnfico puesto de carne,
casa de tienda y casa de vivienda.-Informa-
ran en- la misma fnca
Sc VENDEN:-Un Piano varios muebles,
Carretera No. 40. Santurce (Telefono 445).
MAQUINILLA UNDERWOOD Sc vende
una N1mero en- perfectas condolences a un
preeio sumamente baio. 81 desea' verla in.
formarse dirijase a Vicente Sanabria. Tale
res dc EEL MUNDo."
Sc vENDE.-Muy barato tr6nsito de inge.
micro. Cast nuevO.-San Sebastian II Altos.
s-~o-~---~~~e~~-~~>~>-
Sc WENDELL casa No. Al dc la Gale vi.
llamil Stop 1s media. En- la misma in.
formaran
,-0--~yo~~-~y>|-
Sc VENDE.-Auto dodge" nuevo, con rue.
das de alambre, vente dias de uso; menos
dc 400 millas recorridas por ausentarse su
dueho.--Llame telefono 81 San Jose "a,
San Juan.
AUToMovIL.- Hudson. Vendo modelo 6-4O
pasajeros completamente nuevo, econ6mico
para particular pdbIico. Urgente. Por $500.
No. 10 Barcelona st. Altos, Stop 16 media
Santurce.
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I'd desea anuncarse resultado positive hgalO
secctOn 81 ID desea vsnde cOmprar Alqular
quiere coocarse realzar negocio rApdamen acuda
este O AdmitmOs 6rdencs cualqu pueblo de la 1a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-07
BLACKSMlTHS' STRIKE IS
SETTLED, HUBBARD SAYS

Mayor G. q Hubbard stated
Wednesday afternoon that the terms
recommended by the arbitration
board, Of which he was chairman. ns
n basis for settlement between the
employees and employers involved in
the local blacks NTH controversy.
have been accept 4 and that both
factions are apparently satisfied
The arbitration board recon-
mended a nine hour day with wages
for blackEmiths at 90 cents an hour
and wages Tor helpers and other
assistant workers ranging down To
a. cents. representing the high aud
low points ~ the wage scale. An
further difficulties are to be nrhI-
trated hy a board ~ employees and
employers
Under the demands of tho black
smiths the terms recommended hy
the board ARE said 10 grant the high
est wage scale In force in tho south
west Tor hlacksmiths and hylpcrs
Although the smiths were 40 work 10
was with the understanding that
they worked uuder thrulU conditions
only until recommendation ~ the
board had hocn accepted
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-07
BUREAU OF HOUSING IS
GREAT ECONOMICAL STEP

Claiming that the proposed bu
rrHu ~ housing. federal prDpusi.
tluu for which a bin rs now before
uuuErr.t n established Will br one
~ the most positive oyunumi,al
steps in history ~ the country
G. II. Douglas general secretary sf
m" chamber ~ commerce. said
mat 90" TuW commercial body is
fully in accord win governmental
plans In this direction ana thar steps
viii bo taken ~ inform oklahoma
representative IN congress of the
local sentiment,
Il is cllinof that through plar.
ing the mass Of Information gained
during the war hy IA" government.
through experience. At disposal Of
the building public a saving uf thou
sands N dollars viii result Waste
viii also be- eliminated TO "a great
extent
Tho bureau would Dee OF especial
benefit 10 the individual plauuInu y,
fcsidcnoc. but likewise would be Of
Enrat service to all classes planning
building extensions since The govern
W"nis activities have been spread
out over a large field
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-07

Nclupod ana uudoyrIoprd. ana tho
pUHhllluoa of oklahoma n is
the plan 30 pr.ui 100000 copies uf
Cd booklet for distribution over The
country
Secretary Douglas appointed Il
committee which Is lu attend TO
financing the proposition An the
towns that donate 90 the fund will
De given special mention 100 the
book while the non contributing
towns and counties will receive
oulN the moritod amount ~ space,
The copy for the hook IN tu hp pro
pared hy various -ccUlari,s and
VIII bc censored by e board before
going iu the printer
Srcrrtar, Douglas believes the
book the title ~ which viii proh-
ably ho The Possibilities ~ Okla
h"ma Viii he 20 great boon 20 the
state. Twelve new syrroarica we're
icc"plod into the association w. tho
oklahoma CITY meeting and pa.
pcrs of Incorporation were drawn
up.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-07
Defer Namlng MlnI.tcrA

LONDON, Aug . British min
lister to Mexico viii not be- appointed
unuil the government is convinced
that the Improvement ln the McN-
can attitude toward British interests
lusufeH recognition OF the Carrnnzn
government 30 was announced today
Boo the hout" ~ commons By Cecil -
lIarmFwurth, undor.s"rrorury FOR FOR
nIgu affairs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-07
Resources of Oklahoma to
be Exploited in Booklets

G. - Douglas. general secretary
or the chamber uf commerce, TO-
turned Wcdposday morning from
Oklahoma Clty where he presided
over the quarterly meeting Of the
oklahoma Association OF Com
merclal Secretaries aud assisted 100
welcoming to Oklahoma, Gen
Leonard wood, who was enter.
tanned by the capital city TUESDAY
Secretary Douglas was IL gucRt.
~ the banquet given by Gen. ROY
Hoffman IN honor of General
wood General wood was en-
route "a Santa Pc. g. NJ. and
stopped or at the capital ~ apocmI
invitation from Hoffman Ac.
cordinR to Douglas. automobile
parties and formal aud Informal
receptions featured the day with
Governor Itob"rtaon taking "A lead
ms part.
The Oklahoma Association nf
commercial Secretaries is tu spend
$4,000 on - publication which is
To advertise the resources. DC.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-07
BOY SIGNS UP
FOR SIBERIAN ARMY

Perfect specimen ~ manhood. d"
sad scrgt J. y Hoby In charge Of
'hc United states army recruiting
"ffIoe here Hfcr he had Complrtru
th' physical examination OF John J
kenyon, oklahoma City who en-
llst"d IN The medical corps for one
}Tur.
service DO siberia was the choice
OF Edward 4 Olscu. Tulsa boy
who signed up for three years yes
irriay Although he has htd no
previous military experience Olsen
VIII b." sent no siberia within six
weeks. according tp Sergeant EubF
Men without previous service may
now b" culutod Tor the ono year pr.
Rod lu the medical corps ur the
pulrirrmasier corps
. An order was received from the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-07
MUST RECRUIT GUARD
UNITS IN A FEW DAYS
Major BCil Issues Cali fpr Young
Mcn to Join Local Companies
Hcforc state EnCampmcnt
HARD TRAINING IS CUT OUT
More Iikc n Vacation T1iRh MlIltary '
Program Say, Ndiuthnt General
la Issuing Invitation fn Enlist

I'm RVS TulsA.s four companies -
ne national guard aro enlisted 10
minimum peace strength within tho
next 20 lays ~ lg probable thai
me JtF Will lose ono and possibly ali
N ils national guard unltr Major
Jamcr A neH. commanding the No b..
INA battalion sra infantry OF the OK.
I'homn national guard. announced
"wednesday night At present nll Of
Iulsis units are far below the min
mum srongth prescribed hy the war
department and must be increased
hciur" tho opening ~ mo nailontI
Fuhrd camp at Ft snI on Ausus.
'"' n the city is g. retain them
W" an realize that tho n.flonnl
tuaid must be maintained Maior
litll said And tg maintain n woe
must have minimum HtrrnEtb ,t aIf
llnrH 1u'Hd.s units have fallen
Tow me minimum prescribed md N
We 90 not Increase the memherahip
worry materially WithinE the ucst 10
N"N y. Iuifh stands a good uhnnte io
io"H' one ana possibly 'all ber ma.
ll"hal guard units We enuuot he
lev" that 'ho Tulsa spirit In the
t'ung men of Tulsa Will let them
tAl' We must have more rnlits
mcnl7 ana We must get them might,
Nul'k u seems to me that any
young man who has had some
raining would De glad 10 come In FOR
one year period and help is gst
IuhaH units Thoroughly started
The business men of Tulsa ara
Eolng TO build us an nrmory when
We return from camp They are |
going 10 spend their good money 10 /
make the guard u succcss The
young mon should givo ANAL I
amount of their time and especially |
~ the government Is paying FOR II. |
y want To state on the authority,
OF the adJuiant general for tho
bcnett ~ all eN-srryise men thai
ihis camp viii be more like a picnic
10 thcm beside the strenuous train
ms they had during the war. This
ls more of n school FOR the hoys
with the strenuous training cut out.
pt course We will have military
training, but not of the kind 10 hAr
len the men. Fully half OF the yorL
periods VIII be on the rifle ranges
IN practice a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-07

PERMITS issued Yesterday. Mostly
HCsidcnCV's. Total $40 900.

Despite the predictions for SLOW
month OF building during August.
ID" rate at which building permits
'ontinu" to he sold iYiicates. accord
ing to local building men, that
August Will witness no perceptible
slump In the city's building program.
Permits were issued "wednesday
from the office Of the building In
spcctor FOR the erection OF building
mostly residences. 10 cos, I29l5o.
The list
Mrs. Don Hagler. storage room ut
lO2i South Boston. t2i5
Plymouth Drug company repair
ing at 90 West Third 500
j W sloan Realty company. aIdl-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-07
M'ALESTER LABOR UNIONS.
FIGHT CITIZENS TICKET

Special TO The world
AcALESTER, Aug. s-W & Tin.
pitt, railroad man. was named as
laborH candidate for a place on the
city commission at A meeting held
here last night All crafts In the
city were represented. the purpose
was 10 oppose Tippllt against the
citizens ticket nominated by a
fusion OF republicans and democra
because labod was not Represented
The union move followed the with.
drhwal Of two men from the cltl-
Sens ticket, Sam Morley, proposed
FOR mayor. because he Is Ineligible
under the clause requiring residence
here two years. and DR. o. qrubbs,
who refused to permit his name TO
he placed on any but democratic
party ticket.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-07

war department late yesterday at
,lnoou authorizing th" enlistment OF
men who had been discharged on a
surgeons certificate ot diHlhuib. \
special examination u provided FOR
these men, based on their discharge
certificate More ihnn score have
attempted 10 rc-enllst. according To-
iho r'crui'ing officer. bur could not
bee enrolled prior TO the receipt Of
the new order
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-07
TWO AHE HELD ron THEFT
II. A. Mclaughlin and Walter Prlnc,,
charged Win stealing Auto.

Il A. Mclaughlin and Walter IA.
lflnco wcr" urraignrd In Judge J..
~. 8talH court Wednesday morning
charged with the theft uf a Buick au-
lumobi'c from T. n Gallagher on
july aa aud entered plea OF not
guilly Mclaughlin was released on
1900 bond Prince was committed
+" jail when ne failed to execute
bond
y T.. Winter third man believed
To nave been implicated In the theft
or lh" car, has not yot been arrested
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-07

VI M.Al.ErTEk Aug Property
values Increased Tor Hitishurg yoIn-
Q, t2.flT15s. according 10 returns
from the county assessor ~ office. for
1890 over l9iS.lq The total val
utuuu is iiP.GGn This figure s
without tho Doruorirn taxes which
must be- added after tho state as.
sv7smcu's are tppurubucd