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The Washington herald., 1919-06-28
@M"G "Good Morning, Judge"
! NN Human Interest Stories Of Police Court
M Happenings and Other News Of the Courts.

an automobile last September.
Ignatius Johnson. colored. was SEN
tencsd to two years for falsely swear
ing to an application for q marriage
certificate. wherein he misrepresenteo
the age OF the girl.
Lewis Wooden, colored, was SEN
fenced to one year for the theft OF
merchandise from an express company
by whom he was employed.
Robert johnson. convicted Of the lar
ceny OF $3.50 was sentenced to one
year.
Charles z. McCann was sentenced to
one year for obtaining money on
bad check.
James Brown, convacted Of shooting
Charles Keene. was sentenced to three
years.
Ernest Hill and Annie Lowe. both
colored. convicted OF the larceny OF
several thousand dollars worth of
tewelry, were sentenced to four years
and two years respectively.
Estelle Smith was sentenced to three
years for shooting Charles w. Day.
She was paroled.
Escapes Reed Law.
Gus johnson, colored. Sligo. Nd.
was acquitted Of violating the Reed
amendment yesterday morning in Po-
lice Court. 1t was held that a person
passing through the District with
liquor was not violating the law.
AIlege Contract Broken.
Clark & Winston Company. Inc.
sued P. F. Gormley Company. Inc.
contractors. for S66.pCo for ALLEGED
The Washington herald., 1919-06-28

Mics Ella Brosnahan. Of the stamr
rerforating division, was called home
Thursday on account Of the serious
illness Of her brother-in-law, who was
injured in an automobile accident a
few days ago.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-28

Robert st. Clair has been absent
from the tool shop for quite while.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-28

Miss Mamie Davis. Emory Garner
and e. Miner are on the sick list ia
the stamp pegfQratink dtYision. -
The Washington herald., 1919-06-28

c. K. Kriechbaum. OF the west gun
carriage shop. has returned to work
after his recent illness.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-28

Miss Mary Curtain. Miss Pearl Nc
Intyre. Henry Day. William Mills and
Miss Mary Ross. Of, the stamp perfo-
rating division. are putting the finish-
ing touches on their leave.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-28

Clarence o'con9elly. Of the ma
chine shop. is on'leave for the re-
mainder OF the month.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-02
MIDOIES WON 81 OF 80
CONTESTS IN WINTER

ANNAPOLIS, Nd. April THE
Naval academy has established a
record In winter sports this year by
winning 81 OF the 33 contests in
which it has engaged in the several
branches or the schedules which
have been completed the Midship-
men have clean slate In three out
OF four. while they have won all
their fencing matches so far. though
one or two remain TO be contested
Certainly the Naval academy has
never equalled this record while II
is doubtful II any college has over
improved upon 1t In these zines
The basket ball team won all 16
games IL played, while the wrestlcrs
won all five OF their contests, their
opponents being Lehigh, University
Of Pennsylvania, Columbia Yale and
Penn State. They won 80 OF tho 35
bouts, and not an opponent secured
more than one bout in the seven
which made up the match.
The gymnasIc team was the third
athletic group 10 complete n spot less
season. Uuder tho coaching OF Louis
H. Mang. formerly OF the Mohawk
Athletic club OF New York, the
Naval academy has won ~ OF IS
matches, an unapproached record
The local fencers have won four
matches. all they have contested so
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-02
FARMERS FAMILY
REAPS BENEFIT
Ham Tells How Wife and Son
We're Relieved of Their
Troubles.

From the way TNnlac helped my
wife and son believe Il is the grcat-
est medicine on earth" said ] X.
Ham, q farmer living on Eou'c d.
Caplosyilie Tenn, In relating his eN-
pericnco with the medicine.
My wife had rheumatism for
eight years" he continued and Sle
suffered such terrible pains IN Mr
back and shoulders that shr cnuld
hardly stand a. We would have 10
keep hot towels on her Tor hours bo-
fore she could get any ease and Vn
20 sleep. My son. too. was down I'm
bed for over six weeks with n bad
intestinal trouble and suffered dread.
fully
"Thnlac did my wife world 81
good right from the start She SAY n
she hasn't felt an ache or a pain in
"a good long time. the rheumatism IA
an gon" and she has improved 80
much she hafiiy looks Ike the same
person Ny son has improved won
d"rfIy on TanaC. It is building him
up and the way he Is going now am
surr he viii coon be ns well and
strong as over
Taulau is sold IN Tu,sn by Quaker
Drug company, Puritan Drug COM
uHny and by the leading druggists
IN practically every city. town and
village IN America ADV.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-02
ARRESTED FOR ATTEMPT
TO SEIZE u. S. ARSENAL

PITTSBURGH. Pa, April 90 IA
plot TO seize the government arse email
hero for the purpose OF using the
munitions stored there TO destroy
manutactur plants and other
buildings OF Pittsburgh was dis
closed today by the department fol-
lowing the arrest OF William Wyciss,
aged IS. Of Williamsburg Pa.
Nyciss Is Charged with violation
OF section 6 otSthe United States
criminal code in promoting Sc
ditious conspiracy to overthrow the
government OF the United States He
was committed to Jail TO await a
hearing before a United States com
missioner.
Wyciss. who resides in wilkins
furg, near here. was trapped by n
government agent who succeeded in
Joining the soviet and the Union OF
hussldn Workingmen here. of which
'he prisoner was leader. Accord
ing to government agents. Wyciss Is
russian anarchist, bolsheyiki
Ieader and an agent of Trotzky In
this district.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-02
MRS. FROST BRINGS NEWS
OF BIG SUFFRAGE MEETING

Mrs Ora bightner Frost OF Tulsa,
who was one OF Okiahomas most
active representatives at the recent
St Louis convention OF the Auferi-
can National Woman's Suffrage as
soCiatlon. Will address "A meeting OF
Tulsa women at meeting at the
public library at o'clock Thursday
night on her Impressions at what
is said to have been one OF the great
est meetings OF women ever held.
There will be special interest In
her explanation OF the orgunigat
OF the League OF Women Voters,
which was given birth by the suf-
fragc organization, The league IL
IN on partisan and its slogan will be
For the man who is for us.
Mrs Frost is very much elated
over the selection OF Mrs. Charles
II, Brooks OF Wichita as chairman
Of this league. II was "A compliment
TO the west and bestows signal
honor upon one OF Tulsa's neighbor-
Ing cities Mrs. Frost represented
oklahoma on tho committee from S
southern states which presented Miss
Anna Shaw and Mrs. Carrie Chap
man Gait with tablets commemora-
tive OF the work done for woman's
suffrage by these leaders, she also
attended n banquet given by the
citizens OF st. Louis. mt which there
were present 100 delegates.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-02
SCHOOL CHILDREN GIVE
SPERRY GOOD CLEANING

Clean-u week in Tulsa county,
the plans for which have been con
ducted by Miss Carrie Lorettc. coun.
~ home demonstration agent, was
begun yesterday at Sperry, when the
school children under the direction
OF superintendent Paul Estill turned
out and gathered up all the old tin
cans and rubbish in the village
streets
Citizens furnished four wagons
and one truck TO haul away the
trash, and by night the town was
rs clean as a pin Lunch was served
10 tho children and workers IN the
school gymnasium.
BiEby. Owasso and Skiatook will
conduct similar lcampaigns during
the week
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-02

MINERS OF DISTRICT n
ASK FOR SIX-HOUR DAY
Special 10 The World

Special 10 The World
McALEsTER. okla. April Il
Members OF the oklahoma Coal OPP
orators association will on Wedncs-
day start on a tnssle with the six
hour day demand OF tho coal miners
OF district Il. This was made known
In this city at joint meeting OF he
operators and the Representatives OF
the miners union. John wilkinson.
president, and several board mem
bers from the district In making
this demand for n shorter working
day. Mr.. wilkinson declared that un-
less II ia acceded to there will be an
exodus OF miners TO other trades
The union miners OF America will
not join IN the sympathy strike for
ths purpose OF attempting to force
the release OF either Mooney or
Debs." declared Mr.. wilkinson.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-02
NorICE -nnNn nIlYERs.

s'''' V. ~ f'''
WHEREAS, The qualified eleetor, Of the
boArd OF Education OF tho City OF Tulss, o.
tho state OF Oklahoma, at an elso,ion bold
Yn We twenty ilfth day OF March, lple
S Soly 'r'hSti'ed the ,.rs0Co eoC ooS OF no ',,,. ~
bonds to ho In the prinripsI sum Of
$1,000 90 tho proceeds OF tho aamo To be
used in the purchase OF sites, the erection
Of additional school buildings and the
equipment Of tho same. said bonds to bear
cent per annum. paysble ssmlannuslly, and
10 become due ~ follows;
Series A OF said issus, consisting Of
bonds 70 the amount OF $3.50, 900 90, 70 be
come due aud payable five ts) years from
their date
@tic. n, G, y, y y, q, II, I, j. X, L..
snd p OF said issue, each eerisa
consisting OF bonds TO the amount OF $50,
600 90 !fihy thousand doll.r,). to bscom.
si.s, sni .1s S PaS.s; aIn. 'o "a M s ..,sn ,,% 81,
,.si,. (tsi ,Nlf,s..u . I,| foufts.s ' ti,
fifteen tl5), sixteen l6), seventeen u7),
eighteen us), ninstsen lel, twenty (2o)
yesrs respeetively, from their date,
NOW, the said Board OF Education oi
tho City Of Tulsa, OF the STATE Of Okla
homa, Eivoa notice that sealed bids for ths
sale OF ssid bonds will be received up to
twelve (12) O'Clock noon, on Friday, the
eleventh day of April. 1919, snd opened .,
tha, tims, st = meeting 70 bs held on said
Schools In The CITY OF Tulsa.
Bids will be considered for bonds up 10
'the amount OF tlab, 900 90, on ANY mul.
tiple thereof up 10 the total Issue,
ON all bids for t2S0, ,os0, 90 of bonds. or
less, certified ohsek, pAysbls 70 ths
hoard, In the sum OF s5, 900 90. must &C.
company the bid, and all bids Tor greater
amoun, OF bonds q certified cheek, payable
TO the Board In the sum OF 1iO, 900 90
must aceomp.lny tho bid
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-02
The Heart of a Mother
BN SAMUEL ". HEDRiIk,
fi7th English Corps.

There's a lulc gray house in the far golden
Mother and son lived calm as could be
without fear or care they live happily there
Their lives we're sublime through the quickly passed time
For they'd lived there since he a child
But the time was at hand when ali over the land
Ana she his eyes and ciasped hi, dear hands,
For she saw the great honor and pride.
She thought OF the danger in that nrawsy land.
=, While she eIuns to the one she loved be.,
Ana the c gray 'i home in 5'c The we west '' ''"'
30 he lsf, her one day vim her heart sad
w Hsr SssGs 10 him nim she ID, did .}or o%y
When he kissed her and marched
She waved and watched. Will. her tears did flow,
Then she knew he was doing the right
She his mother and he her only SON.
While she knew twas more than others done
And at eve she by the window alone.
she would think OF the years which quickly
How the thoughts bring tears to her
For how ,lle she thought when a babe her knee.
., That t. from her & he should have 70 part.
So cruelty Ut to " break her poor heart TI''0
But the years quickly flew, and her baby grew
Va TO nn. an ell %'Fnn' gan sn man OF & gG0S o health Sa M
And she treasured him more than wealth
Soon came the catlrncle sam wanted all
For oq men tH. hH UTSy' ray p.% and n Sos TO fall
SO she watched them march o
With the sad dmming her
For she knew IL then
That she ID soon make her great sacrifice
with grief and sorrow with heartaches and tears.
Her brown hair turned to
For the loved one she'd all hIs young years
But who away
But he's doing his bit and II God does see ut
To spare him through battle and strife
And send him to her while her lamp Is stil lit
For he Is the light OF her life.
But IL he should fall in the midst OF the fray
In the shrapne and shell md
Mother knows they viii the judgment
When they to that beautiful shore.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-02
. GLASS IS CONFIDENT
OF LOANS SUCCESS
secretary OF Treasury Secs No Rea-
Dn for Doubung In letter TO"
senator Calder.
DROP IN BONDS EXPLAINED
Artificial Causes Irresponsible He
says; Trunks Nation Assured All
WilI reach Par Before Maturity

WASHINGTON, April Conf
d,rce in the financial condition OF
IN, country and its ability 70 float
no forthcoming Victory Liberty
f,.,n was expressed today by Secre-
,,ry Glass In replying to the suRRcS-
non OF Senator Calder OF New York,
mt a special session OF congress
should be called to stop depreciation
I'm the market price OF Liberty bonds
Far from agreeing that the decline
IN outstanding bonds might leopard
izc the popular campaign for floauon
,f the Victory issue this month.
thereby tying up credits by forcing
the banks to take tho new bonds. Mr.
Glass declared that he was assured
the trcnsurys efforts to solve the
financial problems OF the country
would have the support OF "a united
and victorious people" Depreciation
IN bonds, he said had been the result
Of artificial causes and he knew or
no one who did not believe that all
Liberty bonds would sell above par
before maturity,
There If today no insufficiency OF
credit for the needs OF any useful en-
ierprise nor insufficiency OF gold to
support our credit structure" Secre-
tAry GLASS declared.
Echoes OF the political fight which
occupied the closing hours OF CON
yre@ were contained in the secre-
farys reply which was in the form
ot letter to the New York sena-
tor He quoted from n speech by
Senator Calder on the VIctory-Lib-
erty bond bill. In which the senator
declared that he saw no reason why
we should not feel certain OF the fu-
ture'
Mr. Glass said there had been no
adverse developments since the bin
was passed which would make nee
essary a special session as Mr.. Cal
der advocated.
Already commerce and industry
begin TO show signs of the renewed
life which must follow the removal
of the restraints and interferances
which war made necessary the sec
rctary said.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-02
GRIP, INFLUENZA
MsRslk's wizard ON Q nsslsAaes
ARt1ssptss prsvset1vs

During influenza spidemics spray
the nose and throat several times .
day with one part Wizard Oil and
two parts water. using an atomirer.
II you haven't an stoniser, ssrgls
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-02
SOONERS OPEN BASEBALL
SATURDAY WITH CENTRAL

NORMAN, Okla, April THE
University OF oklahoma will open
It's baseball season Friday and Sat
urday OF this week with Central
Normal school OF Edmond as oppon-
ents. Little is known here or Cen
trails diamond strength this spring
but good games are expected.
Russell Hardy OF Oklahoma city.
has re-enrolled In school and IL eS-
pccted to land a place on the Sooner
nine. HIS withdrawal last week was
only temporary between quarters.
He probably viii play third or sec
ond base.
Dick Gentry injured leg yestcr-
day and may be out ~ the game
this week BriStow Groom or Nc
Corkle will replace him behind the
bat
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-02

March took the finger prints Of II
criminal suspects ARRESTED on many
different kinds ot Chlrgvs The hu
rcau also Furnished information and
Identification roCurds Ia other clitcs
on SS different criminals The
bureau IL In charge of Supt 'Joc
Duran
JOiIN a. WppDAHb. president ~
the Tulsa DuhrrCulOtlS society, spoke
io mcuhcrS ut the Nd club Tuesday
"n the three uHUpaigns under way
IN th" city They are the anti spit
ting campaign. the membership
campaign OF thr tuberculosis society
and the clean up week ,umpaigu ~
the city All were endorsed hy tho
club.
LAWRENCE val. many times
arr"r'rd ana often Il fugi'ly" h>
r"At'n ~ frequent escapes from Gus
lodN, was captured again by the po-
llcc Monday and Ia being held Ia the
county iaii He Il, being ucld Tor in
Nestlghuou pending word from the
sheriff " ottawa county who may
connect the Tulsa youth with sew
eral ruhbcriea committed at Miami
81 IT FOR DIVORCE waa riled
In district court Tuesday hy Mollic
lrare"r against j. W Ncurgor the
plaintiff alleging gross neglect cS'
trcmo cruelty and Abandonment ON
IA" part of tho defendant Mrs
lcargcr states In her petition that
she wuA married TO her husband
July ~. 1914. at Dublin, Ark, and
that they continued To reside to-
gethor unul August. 1917. when the
defendant, after several years Of mis-
treatment Of the plaintiff, ahan-
doned her She asks the custody y
Uf tho twu minor children
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-02
FORTY CANDIDATES START
SPRING FOOTBALL AT UNI
special 20 The world

Spee,bl To The world
NORMAN. Okla, April 1--Sprlng
football practice was started today
at the University od Oklahoma with
about forty candidates for next
years tam In uniforms The train
ing will he in charge OF Edgar Mea-
cham, assistant coach. and will CON
unue for five weeks
Coaching the baseball team will
limit the amount OF time Coach
Benny owen viii be able 10 give 10
football TO n minimum. A special
effort will be made this spring to
develop some good punters wal
lace Abbott and Roy Swatek Will
work along this line.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-02
DELEGATES ARE HERE
FOR Y.M.CA. COUNCIL
Thirty five Oklahoma COUNTIES 10 be
Represented nj Conference
BCginning To-day.

Delegates from n, eastern Okla.
huiha counties viii attend three
day conference held under the aus
pIccs ~ the Y. NJ. G. A. wpr work
council beginning nt 10 o'clock this
morning al tho local association
hcadquarDcw tho object or tho
meeting being 10 discuss means for
assisting discharged HoldIcrs to Oh.
tain employment and find their way
back into civic HE
Harry Rogers uf Tulsa will hc ono
q; the principal speakers at the
morning session, his subject being,
Maintaining our ideals OF Soryicc "
/. T., Abbott, president Of the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-02
GAIN IN UNEMPLOYMENT
SHOWN IN LABOR REPORT

= WASHINGTON, April IA slight
increase in unemployment through
wv me country is shown by reports
10, the past week received by the
itueral employment service from so
y'ue' A surplus OF labor was re-
hpr'ed by 80 cities; "A shortage Of
.apor ny seven and an equality Of
tupp'y and demand by H. The num-
Der OF unemployed In the cities re-
ported Increased BY 1000 during the
southern states reported the best
.onul'lons, several places reporting
~Shorlage, principally OF farm labor,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-02
FLIES OVER CITY
IN TEN MINUTES

CONTINUED FROM rAGT oNr
Skelly a SRnkey, prominent Tulsa
operators who intend to buy at least
one plane for use TN visiting their
leascs In the Texas Fields. while II
y Cornell or the Hell on 4 Gas
company Is purchasing one for trips
to Kansas properties, Jake namon,
one of the best known Independent
operators is now buying two planes
for use over the midcontlncnt neld
Many other oil mon and business
men are considering the pore1ibili les
and most OF them viii eventually in
vest IN one when they hear OF their
competitors puiChaHInR latest
model
Tulsa ns All Ncrini Center.
Anyone familiar with Tulsn's won
derfG' strides during the past ten
years can easily conceive OF her bn.
Ing the great aerial center OF the
United states, Just nA she is now the
oil center. or rather, Hs Chicago IL
the railroad center Of tho nation.
Imagine the level prhiries that
surround the city on at last three
sides, the site Of several enormous
hangers and landing stations for the
Ercat planes from all parts OF tho
country Imagine driving out to the
nearest hangar and putting your car
IN berth, or, travelling out on the
lnterurban, getting your plane out OF
the public hangar. driving or into
the eNhilarhung. braCing upper air,
and In couple OF hours landing at
your oil lease. or place OF business
down In Texas, or perhaps at Hot
Springs, ARK. Your urgent business
completed, you are home again In
Tulsa In time for lunch. Aviation IN
superior 20 automobile driving, IN
that 1t H not so tiring, there are no
muddy rutty, impassable roads TO
contend with. no tires to bother with,
no chains to put on In the rain, no
new roads to find and delay your
trip.
what / want to do now" said
Lieutenant Campbell, ''is TO get the
public away from the old idea that
airplaning is just sensational pas
time, and a dangerous one at that
With careful driving. It In not aA
dangerous as driving car on tho
public highway, oand besides being n
much swifter mode OF travel. II much
more pleasureable. l think that air
travel Is destined TO become much
more popular than automobiling. and
In anticipation, | have sent for two
more instructors. both army aviators
like myself. and we are now hssemb-
ling four more Curtis planes to take
care OF my students, now have
four. and these, with their daily lea
sons. are rs many as can instruct
alone
Lieutenant Campbell IL secretary
and treasurer OF the Curtis South
western Airplane company, ana has
the agency for the famous Curtis
planes In oklahoma and Texas. and
is also head instructor OF the Curtis
Airplane Travel company. and has
just started the school OF aeronautics
A hangar that will accommodate ~
planes will soon be under construc-
ton at the present site east OF Ken
DAN college. The course OF lessons
naturally differs with the various
students, but when completed. each
student is the posscssor OF n pilots
license. which. guaranteed by the
noted army aviation instructor, who
In also holder of the worlds record
for looping the loop. having done
that daring thriller Ih1 times con
secutiyely. In good as tho best OF
them anywhere
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-02
DEMOCRATS WIN
IN McALESTER

Specisl N T-he World
McALESTER. Okla, April Il
After one or the hottest fights ever
staged in this city. the democratic
candidates. j. NJ Gannaway and
Walter Drover, finance and public
works commissioners. respectively,
we're returned victors by maioritics
Of over 400. The republicans put up
hard fight and cut the democratic
majority more than 20 per cent
Results OF the vote today on the
proposition OF hiring a city manager
to conduct the affairs OF McAlerter
showed an overwh elminE ma jority in
favor OF II. This means that the
newly elected candidates will serve
but a bare three months OF their
term.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-02
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