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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-30
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
ifSs59ESTATE OF ELIZA W. SINCLAIR,
- deceased - Letters testamentary on
the above estate having been granted to the
undersigned. all persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make payment. and
those having claims to present ,the same.
without delay, to the undersigned care
THE PRQVlDENT LIFE AND TRUST
No 400 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia. Pa.
CATHARINE S. ASHBROOK.
Islge ESTATE OF MATILDA J. JAMES.
80 deceased - Letters testamentary =. on
undersiened ali nersons Indebted TO said
estate are requested to make payment and
those having claims to present the same.
without delay, to
ELIZA JAMES
S. SPENCER CHAPMAN.
Executors
Or to their attorneys.
CHAPMAN CHAPMAN.
1920 Widencr Building
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HoUsEKEEPER wanted; onIy snni,o.-s
having previous institttionaI experie,nus
will he considered; state experience in ~,
intendent. Mt. Sinai HOSPITAL. 9TH and Rsed
LADY'S MAID wanted. good seamatrs..
obliging for elderly lady English or swiss
Hotel 10th and Chestnut lsts. -''t8
LAUNDREss in vicinity % 9th and Erie.
to take home wash for adults: must -
expert; give rates. G 226. Ledger office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-30

MESSENGERS girls, wanted for silk de-
partment. Thresher Bros. 1922 Chest
nut st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-30

DEAL BEACH. n. J.
tn Tray;,a, Superior accommodations
iHc AhSNA" for 100. Near ocean.
Deal Beach. J. J. r. TREVISAN. Prop.
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LOST AND FOUND

BAR PIN-I.ost May "a. Diamond and ruby
bar pin: reward. Return to Mrs. W. c.
Freeman. 254 s. 22d st Phone Spruce 2751:
DOG.Lost. a, police dog. resembling q
muzzle: answers to name of Loup; wearing
collar with name Mrs. a: q. Thomson. Mary
land Wood. Ardmore. Pa. Liberal reward.
Telephone
PIN-Lost. Eastern Star pin between Larch-
wood and Chester ave- or b7th ST.; re-
ward II returned to J. e. Caldwell & Co..
Juniper and Chestnut SITS.
RlNG-Lost. platinum and diamond ring.
going from Land Title Bldg. on Broad to
Chestnut to 18th to Walnut to Broad or
in Automat. 18th and Chestnut Reward
Phone Locust 395.
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BELMAR. y. }
The NeU Columbia

On the Ocean Front. Belmar. y. j.
Catering to the Best Clientele.
Modern; capacity 500: music: eleva tors to
+rast level; garage. Write for booklet
II. II. CHURCHILL. Mgr.
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FIREMEN-Two wanted for hard-coal fs;5s
mace. Apply The Edwin H. Fftier Co..
Tacony at. above Frankford Arsenal. ~
FURNITURE DIFFERS ana sand papererr
wanted, experienced. Apply Mr. Kcnrv.
244 s. 9Th st
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-30

GLAZERs
EXPERIENCED MEN GLAZERs
GOOD WAGES; STEADY WORK. NO La
BORf TROUBLE. r. ~
WILMINGTON, DEL. MONROE ST. dAx4
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METERS, experienced on tassei BLOCKS; to
take. work home: F., w.; Maurer & Sons
CO. WAYNE and Bristol. Take No. SO car
on 18th st. yet off at Bristol
OPERATORS, experienced. on canvas coat
fronts. Apply the Universal Pad Co..
257 Diamond st.
PAPER BOXES-Exp. hands on covering
machines also turners-in and learners
wanted to roll rubes Pumly. 1928 Federal.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-30

TOP woRsTEp AND COTTON YAM
DYEING: MAN CAPABLE OF HANDLING
GOOD POSITION, APPLY BY MAIL. STAT
ING ING g, AGE WAGES EXPECTED. AND
DENCE, TO THE CLEVELAND WORSTED
MILLS CO.. CLEVELAND, OHIO.
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STENOGRAPHER-Com to take rapid
dictation. transcribe accurately; good edu.
ca tion essential: state age and salary. p
SOB. Ledger Office.
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SALESGIRLS wanted for waist and petit
coat department. Thresher Bros, 1922
Chestnut ct.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE

CONfPANION-Refined woman compa pion 70
young lady; seashore; give reference and
full particulars. p $50. Ledger Office.
capable person who Is a good correspondent
and has had general business experience:
chance for Advancement: state age expert
GIRL-summer position in mountains for
eSmpetent alert girl preferably Son,a tea tea cher
airy for results p s1s. Ledger Office.
GIRLS over 18 now have an excellent oppor-
tunity to secure steady work In a modern.
up-to-date factory; ideal location for West
Subway, Barring. Lancaster ave-, Darby.
Spruce, Baltimore ave. and Spring Garden
Bridge surface lines; operators wanted In
the assembling department. where the work
is light and clean; also on presses, tappers
and other light machines. For details call
at Factory Office. H. T. Paiste Co., 1901
Arch st
GIRLS wanted, 10 years. to learn operating.
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SALESGIRLS wanted for silk department..
Thresher Bros. 1922 Chestnut st. .
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THE DORMS in GREEN MOUNTAINS
AhAI 50-Acre Grounds
Shade: Sports: good table. Near r. r. and
trolley. $50 guests. Modern improvements
$40 to 500. Booklet. Box L.
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SEAMSTRESS. assist with children. to go TO
mountains for summer; good wages. APP
ply 4O1 s. 22d st.
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'TRNYMORE A1lANncan
lNORlDIS GREATEST HOTEL SUCCESS
ATLANTIC CITY, n. >.

THE CARLTON Ihsisea RH1s Avenue HsInn az, and
so,h Bookings now being made. owner.
' CUAS d 2SZZALt
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SCHWENK sYLLE. PA,
POULTNEY. VT.

Perkiomen Inn IDEAL modern resoI.
hoat'P hath Nsh'~ Tarr'~ pkIt. q. VI Carl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-29
SALESMAN HELD UP IN
FRONT OF POSTOFFICE
{. IL Sandcrson OF Detroit Victim Of
Gunmnn NJ. . O'clock Last Night
$40 Inkcn by Holdup Man.

G. n Sandorson, salesman for a
barber supply company of Detroit
Was held up about Q O'Clock Last
night on Tsird street in front ~ the
postoffcc by AN Unidentified man
and robbed OF $3.50 In cash and "A
$50 Liberty bond.
Saudersun had gone into the post
officc to mail letter, and hal
stnrtciTbo his room when ne was
stopped 4, rhc point Of "a pistol oby a
man and ordered 'o 'hoii en- up
Tho holdup suHdc a complete search
OF his Nlctm. but took only wallet
containing the money and tho bond
After placing tho money In his
pocket Snuderson Was ordered 20
walk west ON Thru street with the
holdup walking behind him when
they reached Third and Cheyenne
Sandcrsou was told 10 continue down
the street and not look back
Seeing his chance rs elude tho
holdup, ne turned south on Cheyenne
and hurried 10 the police station ami
notified the police OF his losF lly
the time tho police arGlvcd at the
scene the man had gone. and Il com
plctc search Of the vicinity failed to
reveal any trace o' him.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-29
HAWKER BELITTLES EFFORT
Australian Says ship Every
20 Yards" Does Not Make
Effort Serious.
PRESIDENT SENDS MESSAGE
Wilson Congratulates Flyer
for Adding New Laurels to
United States.

WASHlNGTON. May ?s.--The
American naval rouplune NC-4 Will
not start tomorrow on the final
lap OF the flight from Rockaway
Beach. j.. /, to Plymouth, -Engfund.
the nayyS'departnent was Informed
lato tonight In dispatch from LIS
bon. Portugal, where Lieut.. Com. A.
{ Read and his crew OF the NC.4
are awaiting favorable conditions
for resumption OF Soverseas flight.
The dispatch. which was filed AT
s:lO p. m. Lisbon time. and was re-.
ceived by cable. did not explain u
reason which lmpeled Command .,
read 10 postpone beginning the la,t
reg OF the flight The message miie-
B said
The Nc-i will not start to-
morrow"
Previous dispatches to the navy
department from Commander Read
ana Rear Admiral plunkett at Lis.
bon' recelved shortly after u. M,
To-Day, brought the announcement
that the American scaplano would
resume It's flight Tomorrow morning.
In tho absence OF moro definite In
formation, naval officers were in
cllned TO believe that unfortunate
weather conditions had developed
over the 77b-mlle route to Plymouth.
the real end Of the trans Atlantic
Tight
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-29
GIVEN LIFE SENTENCE
Law Prevents c apita a !
Punishment and Citi-
zenS Act Quickly.
0VERP0WER ALL OFFICERS
Judges Office Entered to
Secure Prisoner; Is
Strung Up in Yard.

LAMAR Mo, May 2S-Jay
Lynch. confessed slayer of Sheriff
John HARLOW of Barton county. ana
the shcr.frs son. was hanged here
late this afternoon hy a mob which
took him from thc hands Of officers
In the courthouse and lyuchcu him
in m" yard Of the building Lynch
lad pleaded gdl'y TO the charge
and had been given a sentence of
He Imprisonment 10y Judge H. j.
Thurman. TIe murder Of which he
was convicted took place March 3
Lynch had been brought here
from I}uler Mo where he had been
In confinement since hcing appre-
hended At La Junta, colo several
weeks ago The train which brought
the prisoner here for trial arrived
In Lamar at O'clock this afternoon.
and was me, by large number or
mon No disturbance was made or
threats uttered
Al 3 O'Clock the trial was com
pleted. and Judge Thurman. fearing
violence. after prououncinr the sen
'cncr had the prisoner taken into
his private office. About 500 per
sons were In The courtroom Lynch
vas guarded hy seven officers
shortly after 3 o'clock - men
came into the private office OF the
Judge. ovrrpowered the guards. and
putting u rope around iSnch's neck.
dragged him into the yari OF the
courthous" and hanged him. only a
few men are said 10 have actually
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-29
GERMANY SUBMITS
COUNTER PROPOSALS.

] ny Nv Ntbpf~AfU lffh
BERLIN, Tuesday, May 27.--Ger-
many's counter proposals to the
terms OF tho peace treaty presented
TO ner Plenipotcntisries at Versailles
include the following points, accord b
ing to an unofficial summary avail
able today
Germany offers 10 disarm all OF
her battlcships. on condition that a
part of her mercantile fleet be re
stored 10 her
She proposes that there be no tor
.ri'orih changes without cousultttion
OF he populations affected
The crsSlon Of upper SlleMa and
the claims To East Prussia, West
Prussia and Mcmcl are cmphntically
rejected. II Is stipulated thai DanztE
shall become free port and the
river ,islula ncutralt2cd
- occupied territory ls To be evacu-
atcd within six months
II the League OF nations is ostab-
lish"d with Germany Hs a member
Germany shall continue 10 admins
ter her colonies In accordance with
tho principles Of the league and it,
mandatory.
Germany offors to pay 20 900 600
600 marks in gold by the year 1926
as indemnity and 10 mako annual
payments from 1927 onward 10 a
total not In excess Of 100 600 000 600
marks In gold
counter proposals would he officially,
made known on Wednesday
Tho German counter proposals ~
the terms of tho treaty of peace will
IN the opening section argue for tho
existence of GorWnnys Cnntractunl
right 10 peace based ON President
Wilson's II points. because tho en-.
''ric nations agreed ~ peace on
that basis and neither Mr wilson
nor IN" Representatives ~ ANY other
allied government have since dc
mand"d that peace be established on
anv other basis
The SECOND section VIII dcnl with
tho contradiction between tho drHN
or IN" treaty and prov.ous nsaur.
ancc4 from entente Statesmen ard
tho. general Ideals ~ international
right
Tn" counter proposals will do.liro |
'h1t the terms " peace completely /
Irnor" the rr' that Germany hts'
r"phtcd nm "Impcrtrils'lr and irrr. .
'puusihlo government" ~ strictly /
democratic one pud that Gcrwnrg
In h"r proposals fpr q league 81 ur I.
''UrH has adhered tu 'Nr pIIuciulr ~
Limitation ~ Drn1mcn's
"l' would %" d.N.rr'' p" ecc' one
section rrt1s "Whp' a .'f"rcr' con Il
ii'loue could h1'c hr'u iurosod on
uu iuro'lniI9'Ir Cu'o'nu'ui Tho
so '"un lss'rruccs ~ Franco. Grop'
HrI'nIu. nud proadcrN Wilson 'hn'
me r"nc" would No q peace ~ right /.
AND ru' - violence have not hocu
lop' osr"chlly regarding territorial /
wcs'lous"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-29
UAWkER BI1LITTIIS
U. \. NAVY PLAN.


LONDON, May 2S speaking at
luncheon given by the Daily Mail
today In his aud Lieutenant Com
mhnder Grievcs honor Harry g..
hnwker deprecated the organization
which had won for the United states
Inc honor OF first crossing OF the
Atlantic by a heavicr-than- ma
chine. lie declared II was not a 80.
riou" attempt with ship stationed
at every 20 yards"
o ltnwker continued.
II you pNR q ship every 90 miles
1t shows you nave no fight In your
motor"
THIS was greeted with absolute
sllence on the part OF men gathered
at the luncheon. numbering between
200 and 400, nearlyoall OF whom were
british few minutes before they
had cheered heartily the statement
that the American navy aviators had
been successful In reaching Europe,
The daily Mails 5.O0O-pound con.
ISOLATION prize was presented to tho
two airmen today
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-29
REPUBLICANS START
WAR EXPENSE PROBE
First Move IL Made for C,Icns,,c
Investigation of War Depart
mrnt Expenditures.
COMMITTEE IS ENLARGED
Graham Introduces Resolution 10,
Body of Fifteen Mcmbcrr--Iins
Approval Of pnrty Leaders.

WASiIlNGrON. May es.-Repub-
LEANS made their first move In con
gtess today toward beginning their
proposed Investigations OF war c1-
penditureH
A resolution, approved by part,
leaders, was introduced by Roprescn
talivc Graham. Illinois. calling for
the appointment by Speaker Glllett
OF special committee OF rs mem
bers TO fully investigate all non
tracts and expenditures made by the
war department or under It's dlrec.
lions during the present war Early
action on the mcas.uro Is planned by
the republicans
Although calling for appointment
Of a special committee. party leaders
said that the resolution merely con
tomplated enlargement uf the stand
ing mouse committee on war depart.
mcnt expenditures consisting OF four
republicans Hnd'two 20 democrats and
headed by Mir Graham Provision
Tor IN" larger committee, Floor
Leader Mondell said, was made be
cause lherc are number OF branches
~ ihC department which II may he
deemed wise to examine separately"
through sub committees
The purpose ut the Investigations
as IN all tho committees that will un.
drttako work ~ that character"
added Mr Mondcll, is accurately
stated In the legislative program pro.
mulgated 10y the republican confer
"ncc AT The beginning Of this congrcss
aS SUCH Investigations to inform the
people OF war expenditures and
s"rN" The pubic Interest"
The resolution waH rcfcired TO tho
rules committee, headed by Nopre-
sentative Campbell OF Kansas, who
said he anticipated that the rcsolu-
uon would b" called 20 the attention
Of his committee next week
Party lchdrrn inlimatcd that the
Investigations might IssuU" wider
scope man inquiry merely into the
war department. u w@s said that
they might later investigate cNpcndl- /
Lurr 81 the 100000. 900 war fund
given IN" prcsidcnl fOr Discretionary
4 .spusll and also 'ur an Investigation q
~, the Eur risk Insurance bureau.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-29
Aid Murderer 10 Escnpc.

BERNIE, MAY 2s-An lnvcstiEa
tion of the escape from prison ~
Lieut. Kurt \ogel who was sen
fenced TO two years imprisonment IN
cpnfcctlon with the murder of Dr
Kari IiehkneCht and Rose Luxem
burr shows that the officer was as
sisted by Lieutenant LludemiVu, nc-
cordiuc 10 advic"s from Berlin
ltnd"mann is said 10 have flcd 10
Holland with Norcl after getting
possession ~ tho necessary passporta
and other papers,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-29
CREW Is DItoR,rED
m PORTUGUESE.

LONDON, May S--The crew OF
IN" American seaplane SCI, which
made the first trans Atlantic aerial
passage, landing sat Lisbon last eve
ming fom the Azores was decorated
WIN the grand cross of the Order
~ the Tower ana Sword, says a mes
sage 20 the wireless press from Lis
bon Tn" decoration was presented
toy the Hortupucso foreign mluistcrg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-29
WILSON CONCENTRATES
COMMANDER READ.

PAliIS, May 2S President Will
son today sent message Of cOngrdt-
nlations 10 Lieut. Com. A. &. Rend
OF the N'.t The message read.
Please accept my heartfelt con-
sfutnldtions on the success Of your
ilifht and accept for yourself eN-
prcSs.ons of my deep admiration We
ar" all heartily proud OF you. 5You
have wononnd deserved tho distinc-
ton OF adding SIN further to the
Iaurcis uf our country"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-29
WORLD COMMENDED FOR
COURAGE AND PATRIOTISM

The World is in receipt ot the
following letter from cid era
ham. former democratic state
senator and superintendent OF
the state school for orphans at
Pryor.
Clarcmore. Okla. May 81 To
Eugene Lorton. editor World. ]
have Just read your manly article
in todRy's World entitled Thine
to Line Up" and ! wish TO com
mend YOU for your courage and
patriotism on this great question,
Every overseas man ! have
talked to Is bitterly opposed 10
our becoming aligned with that
European bunch, they tell me
We are 100 years ahead OF them.
and that they did not appreciate
our efforts In their behalf. ana
the possibility ot world peace
over there lie n dream.
Your further advice to your
party that there are hundred. -
thousands Of dcmocrn's who .HNi
never support the party II N
stands for tying MS For intervcn-
tiou IN European politics l. am
a lifelong democrat, but ! Will
never support any party or any
man standing for this league Of
nations for consider It the most
pcrilous departure that has ever
confronted our nation.
loam mighty proud of YOU for
your courage and stand | hope
that YOU viii hc aggressive IN re
slYing this dangerous doctrine
for our common country Then
again. Just as sure as the people
get 70 know what II means they
Will repudiate it--thcyre asleep
now on this
May your shadow never grow
less may your fame and good
fortune ever increase are my
fondtst wishes
GID GRAHAM
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-29
SIBERIANS STORM
LAST RED STRONGHOLD.

LONDON, May siberia
troops Of the >Kolchak government
were storming Orenburg. ono OF the
last bolsheyik stronGholds In south
eastern Russia and an important
railway junction, on May ol, accord b.
ing to telegram received here from
Omsk today
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-29
HOWARD TO NEW YORK
TO MEET l42ND REGIMENT T
ND''l.s Washington Bureau.
Post DW'ltnE

NASHiSGrpN, May 2s--Con-
rrcreman Howard and McClntic left
tonight for Sew YORK 10 meet tho
lI2ud infantry regiment kone Of
the other members OF the oklahoma
delegation went
The war department today an
ruuuocd" that the following cadets
had qualified f0r admission "a West
Iuint ON june -.
George A,hcr, Heap and Guy Ma
'hlulr Irish. both of MuskoEcc
Garrison J. Munger. Enid, Stanley
Aubrey clark. sulphur Robert I'm
met Ga'horcc. Chckasha and Eu.
gene ware NidinEs Mcdford
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-29
Settlement Made of Adriatic Question
Except Economic Arrangements;
Conditions Not Yet Public.
GERMANY DENIES RIGHTS OF ALLIES
Reply to Be Presented Today Holds Entente
Cannot Both Judge and Sentence;
Insist on II Points.

PARIS May 2SThc question Of Fumc and the southern
territorial boundaries of Austria has been settled by the
allied council according to the best information here this
evening.
An agreement also has been reached it is stated on the
general Adratc questions, except regarding ar
Thus all territorial questions will be present
to the Austrans Friday in the proposed terms.
The matter of reparatons will for consideration
later plcnary of the conference will be held
tomorrow afternoon in the foreign office The terms of
the Austrian treaty will then be communicated to the repre
scnativcs of the countries which broke relations with
Austria.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-29
ORDER Is RESTORED
AT LIMA AND CALLAO.

WASHlNGTON, May 2S.--Order
has been restored completelXsn Lima
and Callao, where there was rieting
yesterday in which a number of per
sons were Killed and many others
wounded, the Peruvian legation was
informed today In advices from Lima.
Tho dispatches said the disorders re
sulttd from strike promoted by
the action OF agitators"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-29
SCOTT SUCCEEDS
COLBY ON SHIP BOAIlD.

WASHINGTON. May 2s-Ldeut.
Commander r A. scott OF Sew Lon
don. Conn, has heena selected to
succeed Bainhrigc colby as member
OF the shipping board
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-29


This IS Tu'Sl's reception day in
! honor NJ VIII n II,ys chairman Of
,,.-.,,.... .., --,..-
ue 'ePu''''h hau"hA' committee.
The advance agent for new deal
In national government reached
os,bor, c,,l,. ,nt. ,n,r,t,c and
win hts arrival uas ro,eJ ,he f,ra,
y,E ever ,r,an =, ,be s,ato h,. 10
,hsirr,,n -, rcnuhIican ra,,oraI
,omr,,,,ao r,-i,. ,htg n,o-ni,n ho
Iii rcacb ,,nsl,ncec n,boro oi,hnrata
IN, ,oy HE ,crc,,,n, boyo haor
| srder uav f,r. ..y.r.I d,ys Iamcs
vccray. ~ p,,,, ri,, roo,LIte,u
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ho,,, .or, ,,,.",,,,,,a o',i 80,
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,jsS, ,r4.,.',., Nnl'v,N ''',m Muskotse .as'
"."', 'W ,,'"1 uchlV,lu1nN
80 .,. W '.' Wv un mana .I'ere 'ou'S
','lp"n' '"e republican Ieauer 10
'Sa"ot'''
~ HAYS VIII he met al Muskogee
deltEdNon OF TulSd republicans
VINO VIII accompany him 10 Tulsa
Mi,logeo las, night ana tbis morn.
,ar J,dge r,inh ~ C,,,nber
Eugene Lor,on li,ior Ava ! NtIes
and nrob3Lry o,hars ,,i,l 90 ovcr IN
nee. tho t,s.t,c,,,sho1 't WI 81 ,.t,or 1,
,,.c.,r Col, ,N n.,i m ,,s',,u a,,, tnI ,a a
Man. ' ,.,il,' "'', ,sg,,, H. a''aenro W. oS tm
is,ys. va"N ,,,,,'o "otk I',","r F"'h %h,rn ,
Ss v, v,. M.SE"E'r al ] ,ol o 5,och oio ior
,,,,o, % ,. 70, VI , IVA, S',,pe VS., n,sn "",r .r
SamVn W,,1o, ana ., I, u, 'argy d'l"sa,,on RON ,
N.' Nnlshoseg which WIN hGcompany Mr..
WIN nun 10 oklahoma CITY
va Women Take Active inrt:
Nnen ne parry reaches Tulsa
ta'T' VII be a band at the depot to
~ -ad The parade to tho Hotel Tulsa.
TA're Will be plenty 81 automobiles
N mana TO convey The party TO the
Ca, chairman OF the republican state
s, s,om $50 to 8 o'clock. Mr.. Hays VIII
,p ~sp busy shaking hands with his
ne tr't time in oklahoma political
a,ss'0Ly ~. r. women will share with men
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AGREE ON FIUME AND AUSTRIAN LINES
Negro Slayer of Sheriff
Hanged By MissouriMob
THE WEATHER

TuLSN MAY 2S MAXIMUM ~.
minimum, 6i south wiads clear pro-
rtpiiAtiuu .uT inch
OkLAHOM Thursiay general,
cloudy Friday probably fsir
LOUISIANA Thursday partly
cloudy, scattered thunder Showers DO
east portion FRIDAY. generally far
ARKANSAS 1hur,dA, general,
CLOUDY scattered thunder showers Ff
dAy generally tn'r
EAST NNb WEST TtNNS. Thur,
day aud FRIDAY generally AR
KANSAS Grn,raI, hIr rhrrsda,
and Friday not much change lu temper
sturc
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-29
BOIASHI.NISTS FACE
INTERNAL TROUBLE.

LONDON, May 2s.--The bolshcviki
are faced by further internal troubles
and the Official statcmen. received
here by wireless from Moscow today
refers to the internal front" where
an advance against Ninnl,s2 has
been stopped. There has also been
an uprising against the soviet m the
district OF Shuura around Lake
omega, northeast of Petrograd.