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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-19
WOULD CONSOLIDATE WORK
OF CARING FOR SOLDIERS

WASUiNGTON. Feb ls--Con-
solidnuuu " the work OF caring Tor
mCHpn,ltpted soldiers under h -
public health service and the war
risk bureau with arm hospitals
turned over to the health service as
needed was provided Tor In hill
recommended Is tho srupte. To-day
hy the senate buildings committee,
witch hNs hr,u uycstiIuting the
general hospital situation
senator llardWiyk uf Georgia,
chairman uf the committee W n.
aulry. suid he planned tn call mp the
measure tomorrow. llc explained
tina, under the proposed Cousolda
'ion buildings and equipment could
hc arranged for $4,000 patients AT "a
cost OF 8 700 00O. whereas with
authority tor tho work divided
+ building aud equipment for b.hnt
patients would cost $4,000 0OO.
Existing army hospitals, iucludiul
Camp Macarthur. Texas and CamI
/ ReaurcEard, La would hs turne,
/ over by the war department to tn,
public health service for use IN re-
hnhilitating soldiers
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-19
Largest Increase Is, in West
Tulsa School but All
Make Good Showing
ATTENDANCE NOW IS ,265
Figure After First Tenn 5
Enrolment Was 1929;
More Growth Expected,

over 1000 more pupil' az" ~
attendance upon the IulHi P'p"'
schools at the beginning OF IN" h''-
oud term than were cnrnII"d AZ vac
beginning OF the school )''i I'M
..ptrmb.r the enrolment f'gur"f ~
tho uffire uf the Hup"tihtthd"h'
show This an increase OF 20 per
cent IN period u nv" months
There are now g.265 pupils cni"IIed
IN Tulsa schools
The lArgeat Increase wnW "t 'h'
high school and the noXt largest ~
the Celia Clinton school IN N'H'
Tulrn. Washington ana l'owrll
schools " 70 among the leaders, but
aIl the ~ hools have made an un
usnlul increase. The attendance at
Usage school lp not quite ~ lhrg" 49,
Al the beginning of The year because
his school was divided hy IN" ere
alton Of the pershlng school IVY
adding the present attendance at lhe
Oaare and pershlng schools ana
runpnrIng the total with the enroll
nsnt Of last fall when there was
only one school. this district SHOWS
an Increase OF i0i pupils
The figures show the htiehdan''
AZ the end OF the first month uf lh'
school year and at the beginning "i
the second term. ADDITIONS his
daily being made ana II In cstlhateu
thai by tho end of February the totn,
attendance at all OF the schooIa VIII
be at least $500.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-19
BODY OF PIONEER TULSAN
is RETURNED FOR BURIAL

The body OF George r. Huntsman.
A native OF Tulsa county, who died
at Northport wash. on Jan. :, nr-
rived In Tulsa, Tuesday. accompa
ried hv the widow and was taken TO
the Mcnirney undertaking parlors.
The funeral services were held al
$3.50 o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
conducted by Rev. {. w. Kerr or
the First Presbyterian church. Tho
burial was Mt Rose Hill
MIR, Huntrman ives reared -four
miles southeast OF Tulsa and was
OF a family OF pioneers lie and his
wife were stricken with Influenza
at the same time Before dying NJ
Huntsman requested that he b,
brought back TO his old home fol
burial. The body was held until
Mrs. Huntsman had made sufficient
recovery to make the trip.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-19
PLAN GOVERNMENT AGENCY
TO WRITE PEACE SECURITY

wAsHINGTON, Feb. Is -- Plans
for tho establishment of a govern
ment agency to write insurance on
government ships and carRoes In
peace times as the trcasury's war
risk bureau did during the war, are
being formulated by shipping board
officials and members OF congress.
In making this announcement to-
might chairman liurlcv of the shin,
ping board said present rates charged
by private marine insurance com %
panics were too high and that ON
some routes they adversely affected
the cost OF operating ships,
"Our position" said Mr.. Hurley
"is that we have asked congress to'
some rellef from these high rates
/ ana Senator Fletcher who has stud
/ led the situation. suggests the gov
ernmcnt agency as the most eftec
1 tive remedy"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-19
PRESIDENT MAY APPOINT
ATTORNEY GENERAL SOON

BY The Associated Press,
ON BOA RID TIL u L. =, \,
GEORGE WASHINGTON. Monday,
Feb. t1.--Presidert Wilson's ship II
TOO miles on It's homeward journey
and is running fast down toward tho
Azores. which probably will be
passed tomorrow, Mr., WILSON con-
tinues the enforced rest which has
been prescribed by Read Admiral
Cary +, Grsyson. his physiclan, and
has taken little exercise No far on
the trip. After night OF smart
wind and snappy seas the ship ran
into warmer and uuieter water today
and made good time with halmy
weather over the southern route,
Members OF the presidential party
and the troops on board the George
Washington shed their ovcrooats
aud exercised on the decks In the
brilliant sunshine today,
The returning troops are very
happy at getting taste Of sunshine
and warm weather after their so
iourn on the mud flats OF Rrest
presidenA Wilson probably will do
some work the latter part of his
voyage and perhaps decide on the
successor ot Attorney General Thom-
as W. Gregory. whose name may he
announced after his landing at Bos-
ton
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-19
Enrolment in Tulsa Schools
Increases 2,O26 Second Term


Nov o.,n Ia Distuct Court.
= Lellrtnsg w. ! '"'i''"'". "'''
appeal from ritr,". d. T.
,aGi A. on acct. snd rou,t yarn AZ
& yrrvN.on ~ lut'crtat ln"fl'."'i
60 81 ,I' 5d conn. ,.
q l. ,lnIppoI W f'ri''r l"'P'"" 10.
81 a. ~ oop per iriur. ,.,,
"rtn,rhod ,,. g. u sutherland. d,
H.rr' unr "a N g II rfbh.'
tIl1a17 br,nrn Of ,"Um ronr 'ai'''"
N.~ osSs in supsrtor oOar,
W Ha,'or 20 y UarIuf. dluof,r
Nav Cases In oConnty Court
In ~ estate 81 Charlotte h'hl's
In rr estate OF Wonar roger. deceased
H. 10 r,taic o' K b. Ioi'r d"g'aa"d
New Cases In Justice Court
n 4 f. pafufI 80 William Ih"ma' ="
plc, rrop ,aI t37 80. sct 2'l ..,o
e e l.nd'n " Nuio", W ~
sru ,garr aihb set
T. y Harncs 's lohn Doe, 'u'ns" 4"
venue iron, Naret 4 T.
Ilroslonc Tire Rubber GO ~ Gardner
bFus slld ~ acct act ? 49,.
" Il Jrncfsun v Il BohS't "
scr, lgsrn sih sep
Independence Torpedo O. ~ '
Cro,hir $3.50 acct sel 2"7
SANE ., ualGre.ib Iron 4 M,oos {"
tlit arci set 27
spauldur Swmnc, Go. " N.A VI.
siuraxr 90 4lt scot tr' ' go
Y II Invman W " f. Sh"lhrn fI'' y
or uutr SCI ~
I + RAdabsusn v II Il Lauim"r
s67 n on nnto -, 20
u PRICE Mefr TO Ns h n l'''
change Of venue from L'ts"n. ' = '''
North Side rurn. Go u nouio r'tcn
/ ct nj. siOi acct srt . 81
u Hunt ys II Holman, change o. venue
| from CLARK 4. T. set gs'o
! T. y Crabttec ys. Sichol, ltr Co, sSm'
/ from Masey. j. + set rs ,..,.,..-..
3 W supply ca, vs.. y w. Wlham
| tEsst End 6arAEe) ti3i.t5 on note 'r'
I22d
New state Charters
Mineral Bell Electric Co, PichHr, lnc F.
Ear NJ Confer DsHtsr sprinEs ksn
! lanes y Harrmore and ! Berry Campb'U
! pirher oLis Capital stock 90 600
Southwestern Sheet Glss Co, Okmnl'
! gee incG n q llemmirk, y ". fHTeii
and " ~ Pine osmulgee 'Ipl'"'- s'"eA
| 500 600 d,
Ideal Petroleum Co rulss Inc
MysonE. q stewart and OF dibef'son,
| Muskogee Capital stock f25 900
Western BroOm Go. Muskogrc ne
| Y VI and T. V simmons snd i, "ilhAm,
| MnskoRrp Capltal stock tiN zoe
! 0randnrd oil A Refining co urandllc'd
! Inc O. y Naples q. II. Mericle and ftcl
| Warner. 0fandhrld Capital stock tl2a 600
The Wright state Rank, Wright Inc,
y. - MscLeod ! y Ioues and Guy A
! Alien, Bitmsrk Capital stock $4,000
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-19
NEGRO "HeR0" ARRESTED
HAD MANY BATTLE SCARS"

ST LOUIS. Mo, feb IS Posing
rs Henry Johnson. negro hero who
is said to have Killed 80 Germans
alnglehnndcd with Il holo knife.
Albert Parker of Mobile, Ala, las,
night was arrested when he appear
ed at the Coliseum to tell $4,000 ne
groes OF his experiences while under
fire.
The arrest was made after detec-
iIves had read an Associated Press
dispatch from New York saying
johnson had Just arrived from, over
seas
The welcome was tho greatest eel.
ebration ever held 10y negroes here
'rhcusands were turned away al
though prices OF .dmtsston ranged
from 20 cents TO - Mayor HcrrS
W. kiel made the address OF wei
come,
parker's lert leg IS severed an,
he carries many battle sears De
tec,ives say he admitted his leg hR,
been cut off by train and he re
ceiyed his battle scars'' In various
affairs"
According to police, Parker ad
mItted having duped audiences II
Montgomery, Ala, savannah, ia
Charleston and Raleigh, n. G, an'
other southern cities where ne ha'
made war talks Ho was 70 haN'
received $500 for his address
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-19
TWO TUlSANS IN LIST OF
CASUAL TIES FOR MONDAY

The names OF two Tulsans were
In the casualty iist Monday serst
Karl u. wymcr was reported TO
have died OF wounds Glmmel u
Roy was slightly injured. Neither
name appears IN the city directory
Others In the vicinity Of Tulsa who
were IN the list are walter VI. Jack
son, Owasso, slightly wounded
James W puckett, Kicfcr. wounded
degree undetermined; John + Ko'
man, Sapulpa, wounded slightly,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-19
WANT ADS
ANNOUNCEMENTS
LOST AND FOUND

LOST Small blsek purse. containing eon
siderable amount money. Cali sotl. rs
rstyeeTrWard
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-19

Ar entertainment Tor the benefit
~ the Frlssoll Memorial huHpttai, a
negro institution, was gwen ui con
ycntiun hail Tuesday nirht IA lh'
presence Of large hudI"pc" when
Included "a number uf "hIt" persons
Whu have been Interested Ia hmd
supported IA" hospital
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-19

FOURTH " 7aO- Room and loArd foi
two with private family good location
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-19

'sCrcated from Usage, new sohool
sssNew Sohool.
Superintendent oberholtxer said
Tuesday that $50 pupils were en-
rolled from the grades at the hlsh
school and gS received from other
schools. Tho increase during the
first term was tS. making a total In
crease for tho high school OF s46.
after deductins the five midyesr
graduates,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-19

Jnok Pierce, out on bond on q ear
automobile thcu charge, Nolnoy
Davis. uul on bona ON o. burglary
chnrP" and rhil Green. enjoying his
freedom while under " Charg" Of
auto thlryrry, Ncr" arrested lay
Frank Noodp. polio" captain and
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-19

Horace Hagan W the leEn' de
partment ot The Texas company will
speak on the Irish Question ~
the weekly tOram az The Y VI e. \
SUNDAY afterh6nn
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-19

Police last night succeeded In 10.
eating HAIRY SNARE. e3l East I'm
nois street, whose tnther dicd az Cur.
feyville. Kansas, YESTERDAY.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-19
M,eves Get World Mans Auto.

Auto thieves are no respecters ot
ptrrdhs Even a newspaperman IS
subject to their depredations. L.
steenrod, managing editor or Thc
World. Is minus new Ford car ~
was taken about o'clock from M
front of The World building Nu
trace OF II had been found AT an carry
hour this morning
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-19
ROOMS rNruaNIsHEp
ROOMS WITH BOARD

TFNTH +. lt3i-rwo un'uruished room =
Tor rent private entrance, two blocks
from car line
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-19
BOARD AND ROOMS
ROOMS FOR RENr-ruRNisHED

ROOMS FOR RENr-fuRNisHED II
BOULDER y soi-Nee room. close In,
and reSsonahle~rcHt
BOULDER &, 52t Sleeping room close
IN modern. .-
CORNER ELEVENTH AID DETRolr--
Well furnished. large upstairs room.
Phone 9gg6
CINCINNATI. :. 5ib--ComiortabIe sIrep
Ing room. phone is77
CINCINNATI. = lOgh downtown
rooms. sleeping or housekeeping cheap
rent, two blocks from Frisco depol -
WANTED wheel delivery 10Y Tor short
orders Fleming Grorrry Co, l2i West
Fourth street. Phone 1855
ROOM FOR REST Ladies parlor priv
lcges Phone ii5l -
! CHkYENNE. 5. Git--Laryc front sleep
| ing room gentlemen preferred Phone
| GUTHRIE -. .lI,-Two nice ,argc sleeping
! rooms with closet and bath
! FOR RENT Furnished room IN private
! home On : Denver phone hln-
| CHENENNE. y. rs one upstairs front
bedroom and one downstairs front bed
room, both newly furnished modern IN
| every way.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-19
IN lnrc IInbllnnI Consultation.

Grant rukuEton chief ~ detectives
and h.ld for Investigation
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-19
FINANCIAL

rOR SNIE-Nsar partlrsville. Okls- .. =
dsiry ronsis,iuE OF 90 choice out o.
h.aA q .ows 81 sieS each 80 80
derdrd lsud two houses. other ouip,.1
.,r,loD.r, OR milk dairy 81 o0o' -'
nrrss rrsa isassi for tUo ysars n.
seiIigs for so cents per gallon W
sslr win give time on part pujJ,,.,
price Write or call on J. h "u'e'-
.bewey, OLA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-19

MARY BROCKMAN. 30e- Room connect
Ing BAH Tor msu. Phone 5llJ,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-19
AUTOMOBILES.
AUroMopfLEs ron sALE

roadster. 1919 model
IprartIcAlly new silvrrtown cord tres.
with two extra ones for quick salc $500
or Liberty bonds address Box AZ, Col
linsviIls Okla
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-19
NorIcp nr ANNUAL. MrrrINo

The regular ANNUAL meeting Of the stocA
holders Of the Atlas life Insurance Com
rany will be- held A. II. Home OifIcs. Ne
hiI Palace building, Tulsa, Oklahoma. a
Eleven o clock = m. March 4, 1919.
~ Report. Of Officers and Committoes wi
he heard and tn. siection OF Eleven Dtec
tors for the ensuing year
ATLAS LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
n O MCCLURE. President
g DE YELL HAWLEY, Secretary.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-19
BOARD AND ROOMS


LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS "a
rooms and sleeping rooms. Phone i592
FoR REST-Two suites OF light house
keeping rooms Phone 5ii9,
BOSTON, 4, S2o--Two light housekeeping
rooms modern, close In, Phone 1926.
DETROIT. n, 400 Modern furnished hight
housekeeping rooms for rent Phone sos
ELwoOD $, 32s-One large room fur
nished for housekeeping
FIRST, W, 3iII-Esr rent, one light
housekeeping room Phone 5i5i
FOUR ROOMS OF extra fine farnitpre Tor
sale at bargain. Call Apartment u,
Il West Seventeenth street
ELGIN. s. 2il-Three room suite nicely
furnished for housekeeping. Phone $50.
BOSTON s, iae5--one or two nicely fur,
Mshed Housekeeping rooms modern
newly furnished, Phone 36s1-i
MAYBELL, y, 222--Front room FOR light
housekeeping.
SIXTH. u. iiii-Three Light hou,ekeep
ing rooms; modern; furnished
CHEYENNE n, 6eT--ClcAn ontoriAbs
housekeeping rooms: electric lights new
and modern: fine location; close in See
thes, first and save time.
Two SUITES or UPSTAIRS ROOMS
For light Housekeeping, modern. Phone
TWO DESIRABLE HOU SEkEEPING
ROOMS-In modern home walking dis
tanee Cali -zs5lI.
ONE MODERN RooM-F Futri,hed for
light housekeeping; 81 week. Phone
room furnished for liEh, Housekeeping
private home
ROOMS ron FURNISHED II
MARY BRoCKMAN, 2os Attractive room
for gentlemen. adjoining bath, Phone
CHEYENNE, 3 4Ol--sleepiur room for
rent Phone lss5,R
NICE sleeping room. walking distance.
/ Phone 5ass,
! SIXTH W. i6-Opposite courthouse
| large front bedroom Phone ho16
! CATHERINE APARTMENTS 49, Beautiful
! front room, south exposure, connecting
bath, private entrance. on. car line. In.
! quire Apt ?. 50l North Cheyenne.
/ WEST Tl'LsA-Tvoroom suite with bath,
| better place for better people reason
| able rental. ki!lmer apartments. Phone
s57s.R
A LARGE sleeping room with clothe.
| closet bath. puvste entrance. rent tea
sousble Phone so2o
| NICELY furnished large front seepins
! room with large clothes closet in private
! vrnlent to bath suitable for one or
two gentlemen. rs East Eighth ?hont
| $3.50
! FOR RENT-Fror, sleeping room. close in.
! a, gl2 South Cheyennc Phonc 26t7
| ONE LARGE front sleeping room, south
! exposure. bath adjoining. suitable for
one or two gentlemen. Cal io7 West
| Third Phone 2tAl
/ SOUTH sIpE WAikinr distance ,eeuiag
room With large closet, connecting bath.
| Phone 9O79R
DENVER $ 2o2-One modern srep.as
room for rent, CAV after & .. N
| ELwoOD. :. slI-First class sleeping
room for ren,
| MARY BRoCHNAN,a 203- Nicely Furnished
sleeping room 'or rent Phone $3.50
! CINCINNATI. :. os0-Room and sleeping
porch for reri Phone ltsd
, bNE SLIPPING ROON suitable for tee
| men nr nar and ~iie modern home
good location no other roOmers - pei
week Phone sisi
NARY BROCHMAN. see Room connect
Ing bah. Tor men. Phone 5ll5.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-19
EMPLOYMENT
HELP wANTrD-yrmA,

- HLLP WANTED-FEMALE 70
COFFEE stLESMlN WANTED FoR
OkLAHOhA--W1 have practically ma
entire state Of oklahoma 90 offer Ia
thoroughly experienced sucrrsshI cal
fee saIesmsn one Who eau furnish ,,',
edge reference one who " now trave.Iry
aolns Eood hnsinr''s Our linz Ia th
Thi6 makes a splendid cAs-oauuity tor
the right man. No applications vii "a.
considered from inexperienced men hp,
only ~ herein mentioned johnson Iu,r.
Coffee Company Fourth and Elm street.,
~ Louis. Mo
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-18
SENTENCE Is CUT.

Cheyenne, Wyo.. Sept. 1s.-Willtarn
G. Carlisle, a notorious train robber.
has had his sentence cemmuted, but
state prison ofhciah doubt II the ac-
ton Of the Wyoming board of&char-
tiles and corrections, will enable Car
Isle to experience freedom again.
Carlisle. charged with three rob-
berries Of Union Pacific trains, vas
to serve SO years in the state pent-
Tertiary. His term has been cut IN
half. He has been in prison for three
and one-half years.
Carlisle was formerly q cowboy.
The arst robbery charged against him
took place just west Of Rock Springs,
Wyo., in 1916. A large reward was
offered for the bandit, dead or alive.
Carlisle officially acknowledged the
reward announcement, by notifying
the railroad comtany thatshe intended
paying them another call
A few weeks later, Carlisle swung
on to the observation platform Of the
Overland limited Is 1t was leaving
Cheyenne. He robbed the male pas
sengers. but courteously REFINED
from bothering the women. His third
attempt resulted Ia hts capture. At
his trial he declared that he was un-
armed when he committed his Chey-
enne robbery and that his only weap-
on was q glass container, shaped like
revolver.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-18
WOMEN TOAD
IN ROOM DRIVE
Automobiles Will Convey,
Students to Their New .
Quarters in City. !,

Women Of the city will be asked to
assist in the drive for rooms for the
students at the state university in
which the Commercial club is coop
Grating with the university authori-
ties.
A committee Of representative
women of the city is being arranged
today by the Commercial club heads.
These women will make arrangements
before mex Monday it is expected to
take care Of any students for whom
rooms have not been found before
that time. @,
1t is also planned to have auto
mobiles modified at the university,
Monday and Tuesday of next week to
take the students to the rooms as
signed to them. They will be accom-
panied by representatives of the Com
mercial club. who will introduce the
newcomers to their prospective hosts.
In cases where residents of the city
do not wish to rent their rooms for
the entire year it has been suggested
that they might be willing to receive
students for a month or more, until
they are able to locate themselves.
Up to. the present time $50 rooms
have been listed at the university.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-18
TAYLOR BACK
AT UNIVERSITY
Will Resume Work as Pro
fessor After Year Spent
With "Y" Overseas.

Professor John Adams Taylor of
the English department at the Uni
versity of North Dakota, has re-
ties at the university again after a
years leave of absence. Fol the past
year he has been in France working
in connection with the. Y. n. c. A.
and in various fields Of educational
work among the soldiers of the
American expeditionary force.
Following the close of the univer-
sity session in June. 1913. Mr.. Taylor
left for 3 with the 7. NC. A.
secretarial department.. After he ar
rived in France he entered .educa-
tional work among the American
soldiers as lecturer and instructor and
also was a member of the faculty for
the A. e. F. university in France. He
was overseas for practically a year.
and since his arrival in the United
States in July has been. visiting with
his parents in the east.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-18
Soldiers Memorial
Committee Met Today

The Soldiers Memorial committee
of the Commercial club which was ap-
pointed early this spring to undertake
arrangements for the erection of a
permanent memorial to the soldiers of
this community. held, a preliminary
meeting in the Commercial club
ooms this morning at IL o'clock.
No definite steps were taken by the
committee this morning, but it was
decided to report to the board of di-
rectors of the club at its next regular
session; and ask for a larger commits
tee to draw up plans.
Committee members who met this
morning are E. j.. Lander, chairman;
F.. L. Goodman. President Thomas F.
Kane. DR.. Jonathan Watson and L.
w. Myers.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-18
CONFERENCE ON
CHuRCH'S WORK
Sub Regional Meeting to Be
Held Next Week at Epis-
copal Guild Hall.

A ~sub-regional conference on the
nationwide reconstruction program
of the Protestant Episcopal church
will be held next wednesday. Septem-
Der "a, at st. <Paul's Episcopal
church guild hall in this city.
Rev. Charles E. luke, rector Of st.
Clements church of. st. Paul, will
conduct the meeting. He will be as
sisted BY Mrs. Passmore of Minne-
apolis and other clergy and laymen.
The program for the meeting will in
clude communion service at $50
o'clock in the morning, conferences at
1880 and 2 o'clock p. m. and a pub
lie meeting at s o'clock in the evening.
Delegates are expected to be pres
ent from Langdon. Park River, Lari-
more. Lakota. 9Walhalla. Bathgate,
Grafton, Pembina and other points.
Three other s~ub-regional confer
ences for the state have been, or will
be held at Fargo, Bismarck and Mi
not.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-18

University OF North Dakota home
coming celebration plans will be laid
at q meeting Of the Alumni associa-
ton to be heldisoon, according to VIII
liam Greenleaf. secretary OF tho or
~ganization. s
Extensive organisation plans OF the
association for the winter will;.also
be taken up at the meeting. i
The memorial project FOR me- and
women OF the university who gave
their lives in the war will be discussed
at the meeting. No definite action In
the matter will be taken but the
project will be brought up In order
to ind out. what the alumni want to
do in the matter. h