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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01
Wilson and ClemenCeQuD Define
Opposing VielUS of Conference

PARIS. Dec. at.-rhe declaration
made hy President Wilson In his
speech ~ Manchester Monday
against balance of power among the
nations IN regarded IN high American
qiart"rH hore ~ u direct rrlo.ndcr Ia
the speech uf Premier tloncncruu IN
the chamber of deputies IN which h"
d-clarcd his support ~ the balance
or power idea. ana h,S purpns" 10
make 10 hls ruidluE thought in the
peace neRutin'ions
Nh"ihrr II vac intended 10 be- ep.
II N not known. hui the prcHld"nts =
speech coming wlthiu - hours nft"t
that 81 th" premi"t h1s led tu u con
trast between the two declarations aH
Sharply defining iWu opposing view
points ON the subject uf balance ~
pOvcr among IN" nations
tn" t',tuul cnpy of th" premier y
peech on Sunday uight is nov avail
ihle. aud gives tho following f'frr-
'nee on this subject
"1'hcre 10 an old system which np-
prars condemned TODAY ana tu which
do not fear To say that I remain
fithful ~ this moment Countries
have organized the icfeus" ~ their
it'ntirts with the necessary clements
tnl he balance 81 rnw'rF'
0ir,it disorder broke uut in the
chamber AZ this point aud Pierre
rt SOL a socialist d' putty. exclaimed
This Is the system which has gone
into bhukfupttN.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01
SnOW Storm ShOrfens
NeU Year Parade but
Fails To Stop Dances

Tulsn gave the old year "A noisy
farewell ana greeted the new with
bang-up welcome last midnight
Everyone seemed to breathe easier
when 1919 was ushcrrd iu. for
1918 had been fillrd with more
tragedies than any other while the
baby gives promise ot being IN"
best In the history OF the cil}
There was noise u plenty guns
and whistles and bells and auto
mobiles, hut the throns which
generally has paraded the main
thoroughfares at the birth ~ a
new year was much thinner last
night and the celebration was
shorter. A real northcr with slip
perry streets AMI falling SNOW was
responsible iiut At the various
dances. watch night parties and
thcntets there was greater num-
bers than ever before
No -rious accidents had been
reported to the police at an early
hour this morning.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01
PEACE PROBLEMS TO Fpae
Old Year Closes and New One
Opens With Question OF
Demobilization.
REGARD OUTLOOK HOPEFUL
Victory Augurs Well for To-
turn Business M Usual y
Bradstreet Review.

1900. ....,. ptha
~" '''"' '''
'" 80 y,
''''' WV"
lows In part
War certainly held tho center q"
tho stage In 1918. and the prof Use
OF tho American executive nat
'"''e "'no'' mum N'".u ''
crt"d by this country In tho "'
battle for freedom was brilliae ly
,,i,u,.s so ,,nm,rsed were the
.', .r,., h.,
""ho''o"" p'"p" :" w ''''''
war may be said la nave b-coh'
their chief, Indeed almost their only,
,,.t,... ry.ry .,.,yv mn. heu, 10
-. a..
'he purpose e''n'r OF ''S"'""'"k Wv
weapons OF warfare or of providing
men To Use them. OF supplying. the
,..,. =, ~. rx,,tn ,,rc.s ana o,
" VI Wv Ss
'hc ""Y m'ger hun'"ciS oi 'h"''
who merely aided these forces, the
while that supplies OF food for our
IN. on,,., 49,.
Wv" NV" a'u ou' '''''' wv
forthcoming wl'hout STUNT except
where American men, women and
cbildr.n on th. NOR. ,eouea, ot
= , ,.,
o"' so'''""''"'' ''''""'' " '''
their normal foods In order That our
army and our allies armies and ci-
william populations should have
enough IThnn n uss thai ordinary
civilian VIDE took. as n were, a
back seat, that many non-warlike
occupations were curtailed or entire.
~ suspended. and that every one
could feel that whether on the bat
tleficld. In the office. In the factory
or on the farm. all were engaged In
"A common caus, and for /, common
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01
FOOD RELIEF REACHES
SERBS FROM AMERICA
Hoover Announccs Arrival of Steam.
~ NJ Trieste Hearing supplies
io Relieve Civilians.

WAsliiNdToN. Dec 3i.--Arrival
~ rriestc Of the first s,eamsr car
p'ng TODD supplies for the serbiAns
ana the sending Of u special mission
70 warsaw to organize food relief In
roland and another " Vienna TO In .
'esusa'e food conditions thcre were
announced In n cabiegram received
~ the food administration today
rom Herbert G. Hoover Al parls <
commission also has left for pel.
ton there. WV
a onuitlons In Vienna and also I'm
u"anln were said to be desp-rate
a., ii"o'"r said represen entatiyes of
~ VIENNA municipalities now al
rne switzerland stated that food
,spp.es Tor the 1000. 600 people In
austrian capital would not Last
.o.e ,han 10 days The Swiss goy
thinent the cablegrnm saId mo
p'Seu 10 forward AT onre "A ve,k'. .
supply FOR tho city.
"a 10 Rumanin ,h. cnbIe,rnm
salu me American and allied minis
rH uhere had telegraphed that they
"Ie convinced that the food sup.
~ Wouin not last more than an
et so days and that immediat te
s Ior relief must he taken II the
,uuhty ls not TO be submerged into
bolshcvism.
o'ohel Mcintosh has already ar
A,u " trieste, Austria Colonel
,a"oou ana staff leave tonight for
asuaa' en- route for Belgrade, lcav-
ing representatives nj Cnttaro and
Other points
bt. vernon Kellogg, Colonel
nroNe and Hugh Gibson leave Berne
tonlsht by special train for warsaw,
uy way % Vienna, to take charge of
lshei measures which II 10 hoped 10
develop for Poland.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01
CLAIMS TROOPS WELL
EQUIPPED IN RUSSIA
soldiers in tHr-off land are Not
Properly Cared for.

WASHINGTON Dec 81 Amer.
can troops operating In Archnnrrl
were fitted out IN England with spc-
cinl clothing ana other equipment o.
meet the tigurs of the Russian winter
climnte. SECRETARY 'r mid todn'
In discussing atatefrNfs made IN the
senate Yesterday that the troops were
not adequately equipped
The troops IN Archangrl vrro
fitted out with extreme care NJ
i'aker mid while | whA I'm Lon
don, Genernl Riddle commanding
IN" American forces In England ;
went over with me the details Of
thcir hitting out and assured that
with the assistance Of the pr'ish
government they had had every nt.
t"ntion paid 10 their equipment. and
that carefully selected medical per
sonnel accompanied them. Tho rN
pedition was ar complete In every
way an human ingenuity could mako
II when II left for Archangol
Nepying To question ~ rein.
focements FOR The Archspgel 'Nprdl
tlon, Mr Hnkcr Indicated thar thit
whole matter siill was under con
sidernt'on 10y the supreme war coun
ell mt Versailles
F"N"fahf ifpN'is on 'nN W lh lNU
In the Archangel region IN Hussii
where some unofficial accounts hiN"
pictured the north Russian allied
and American forces as facing drs.
tiuciion at the hands ~ hoisucVki
In overwhelming numbers have been
given 20 the state department hy q.
A, Nattiuszinc. repre-entatiN" here
of the Archangel government
a. was officially stated thn' Mr.
Martiu~zine had conferred with Act
ing S~cr-tary Polk, and that tis In.
formation showed the situation we'll
In hand from the point Of uew ~
the allies
According to -th~ee reports No
bolshcviki soldiers are officer.d Hy
Iefnnns and consequently aie
able 10 make good use of their nr.
tillcry ana rapid fire gun. hut thsy
have NO stomach for fighting that
does not keep them at n distance
from their opponents
Mr. Polk said the department hHd
no Information TO b~ar out tho re
ports referred 10 In the s.nnte yes
terday that American holdier- IN the
Archangel region wero sleeping In
swamp- and were without proper
clothing Ne4c sil'~~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01
PHILADELPHIA POLICE
WORK ON BOMB PLOT
Ono Arrcst Of Radical = MsAc bus
No Chargc ls Piscsd AsAina
IIim--<Duirsgc wklesprcad.

PHILADELPHIA. Dcc, si.---Fsd-
eral authorities especially depart.
ment OF Justice investigators. are
lending assistance TO the city po-
lice In running out every clue and
theory that has any possibility OF
obtaining the arrest Of those In
volved In last nights widespread
bomb outrage.
one arrest was made today, q we'll
known radical of this city beine
taken into custody. No charge has
been preferred against him ana no
one Was tonight permitted to see
him. lie has frequently appeared
In public and has often becn driven
from the city hall plaza, whore he
attempted to gather crowds for the
purpost oi addressing them. while
nothing has developed 10 Indicate
that he was connected with the es.
pioslous. the police. nevertheless. de-.
clare they intend 10 keep him In
custody for further investlsatiOn.
There we're three @Salosions last
night within . Nc Hr''
The firs, W. Nj
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01
HlNDI;NBtHG ENNOitS
ENGLISH OCCUPATION

LONDON. lee 81 Field Mar
shRl Won Iiindenhurg has tele-
grnphe'i to German Industrial mag
mates saving that he would supper,
~ iitish occupation Of Berlin. ac-
cording 10 Berlin dispatch 10 the
Mail under hdic OF saturday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01
ANOTHER EXPLOSION IN
STRIKE At KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY. p"c. 81 An 81.
plusion u ono ~ the street railway
company ar barns IN Kansas city
Kan. tonight, similar To that which
injured seven employes and damaged
another ~ the harms sunday night.
shattered ~ of the windows In the
structure md surrounding hhllding-
No one w. injured The authorities
are INVESTIGATING the cause of the
explosion
Conference hetV cen the company
officials ib' fedora, Concilihtor. CITY
officials avid representative ~ the
strik ers. tonight apparently had
hrpught the street car strike which
has crippled strert car service since
December o.. no nearer TO a set
tlsmcnt.
W H. FitF"rali;-as ssistant 10 WI.
liam - MHhuu. president uf the
IntetnatioulI street car Mems or
ganiyatlnn sued a statement to-
night thai unless the street railway
company mutr ID fot 70 settlement Of
the u,ike lp noon '1morrow, man
np.mrnt uf tho strike would pas.
into ,ae hands ~ IN" international
organirntiuu and that all the re
sources ~ ,ht' body would be thrown
to IT, support
No furth,i move W n then he taken
bv the STRIKERS or IL" urgaIiika atinn,
h. sail. until fter the hearing he
fore thr war bbOr board AZ bmhhh
FRIDAY
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01
Innmls.r ahartcr IinI.cd.

NEW MNk Dec 81 The max.
mum rate for lumher charters. Gulf
~ Mexico to the river Plate South
$50 To go per | 900 superficial feet
board mrasure. Il was announced
here today by the chattering com.
mittec of the United states shipping
board
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01
WIRE BR7EFS.
AMERICANS REFUSE
GERMAN AltTIlIIi.Rl.

COBbENZ, Monday Dec, 80
The old-fashioncd heavy artillery
which In being offered the Ameri-
can army by the Germans will be
declined by the allied armls,ico
comm lssion.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01
~ Tho Associated Press

Nv Tho Associated Press
hAl.lS. Dee 81 President Wilson
returned to Paris tonight. lie will
spend New Years day resting. de.
parting at night Tor Italy. Tho pres-
ldcnt tonight expressed himself as
extremely pleased with his reception
and the conferences ho had In Eng
land.
Great Interest is manlfcsied among
'nnfercnce Delegates and In French
political circles IN President Wilson's
ne to Italy because OF the Import
anr" of the subjects he II expected TO
discuss there
d saHSSt.S wNi's ss % ansatiaSs r-ia =. !.
live 10 the Adriatic, Fiume and tho
llilmatian coast concerning which
the Jugo- Slavs and the Italians arc
not In accord, The preten@ionH nf
The Jugo-SlaVh To Fiumc and the Dal-
mt'ian coas. are founded on their
claim to n prcpondcrhnce OF tho ma
tinhiA IN the populations there Ac-
cordNV' 10 the views OF tho IuEo-
S,tv leaders the controversy involves
the principles ~ the right ~ pcople.
90 dispose of Themselves This In one
OF the fir-t concrete qu..ilons OF this
Kind that President Wilson will be
called upon Ia consider.
ltalyE historic claiiNa together
with her interest IN ample protection
along hcr Adriatir coast will nntur.
ally also be considered Talks by the
prNsid"nt ami Premier Orlando and
Admiral Tah"n d. R'ycl an nuthori-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01
ENGLISH TRIP IS FRUITFUL
Satisfaction Expressed Over
Conference and Reception
by the English.
ITALIAN PROBLEM SERIOUS
Counter Claims to Territory
Are Made by Jugo-Slavs;
Reed Speech Read.

PARIS, Dcc. 80. - President
Wilson tonight on al. arrival herr
authorized the following state
neut
"tpNn leaving England I'ry~i-
dent AMI Mira Wilson csprc~~ssi
their very grOt pleasure NJ the
delightful, ,or'iiaiii, of their well
'onS'. The Ir,~adcns csvsyvssd
Rr~a, Satisfaction nt finding ho>s
c''~<i, the purirr~ and feeling ~
the people of Great Rrlinin corrr-
spond with the purpose and feel
ing ~ the people ~ the unitrsi
states
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01
THE NEW YEAR.


Another chapter I'm The book Of NE
for ~ To fill VITA faith and courage
high
Zach morning we shall cut wiih
Time Q keen knito
Tho pages. vhitc and spotien 10
Soms shsil complete tho chapter
some shall stop
And ina lilrs naftative for them
;, told
pause then drop
The pen 'hai was but loaned 10
them 10 hold
f's gtieis Time btihgs it~elf 20 ,tafi
our tears
Wa are the atehii-cts that plan And
shape our Isafs
Man write. the record Of h. ITO In
deeds
Wears are hni chapters Of tho book
complete
His sciion.. not his oft repeated
rfeedA.
lndeubb shall stamp esrh Elisisn
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01

~ fNs Asasets4sd PvOs.
wARnAW. Monday. Dec. 10
Fovty.ssvsn peruons have been killed
In the strsets Of warsaw In conss-
ausncs Of numerous clashes which
occurred between troops and rsvo.
lutionists. The city 10 at high ten
sion over the shooting today and
yssterdSy " the troops ef red rev.
slueteuoots who we're holding demon
,Fsas9s ~ ~. = ,ses seaptlsA
..TA,s TA,s e .hs arst TIN, -,
here. a ststs Of virtual ~ lfliai az
sais(s with the seiAlsseS' 'of the newiI
formed national 4s.S6y and the mum.
Cava,ry aSsptdsht artillery are activs
and. .sao artillery has been holding
sfest practice In the outskirts u
Waraaw. the booming Of which n
Intended ~ q warning 10 revoIu.
ionists who are suspected Of an In
sntion 20 ssisc the government
The arrival from Possn Of 1gnaos
sdsrswski, who has bssn proposed
q president of the republic, has
q rived To strengthen the hands Of
thu authorities. who are now pass
inkvshrounh anxious days and nishtA
10 extraordinary how unspsctac-
ular vare the street fights, several Of
which tho correspondent has wit
nessed In one Instance soldlsvs who
rsfussAf To salute the red flag whom
jostiedl by the crowd opened fire.
but the fioters were unpsrturbsd,
merely rsitinG to see who Was Killed
or injuSsd. Despite intevn,ittsnt
,,tbveakA the customary life n no.
ins on and the thsAtsrs are well pat
ronised.
Many dsh,onstrations In supported
Paderswskit we're held 1t Posen,
whsre the PSlss are In compists con-
troll.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01

\ French force under General
l,crthrlot has been In Humanla for
more than u month and aided the
itumaninns In forcing the uermans
10 retire from IA. country Fighting
At Odessa between the French and
volunteer Russian forces on one side
ana t'kranian r.parnilsis on the
other on December rs resulted in
the withdrawal OF the -epars'lat
furoes kiev for several weeks has
been IN control nf lkraninn scpatnt.
lists headed hy the leader retlura.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01
ALLIED FORCES HOLD
COAST OF BLACK SEA
I,atoum Osrupsed by Brstisls--<)on-
troll of Naiirn~i t'rom kirv to
Odcs~a Being Tnken over

~ Tho Associated Press.
CONsrANTtNDrLE. Dec. 9l--Al.
He'd forces now control the Hack sen
coast and tho British have occupied
iiatoum which II connected by pipe
line with the oil center ~ naku on
the Caspian sea. according TO an an
nouncemcnt mad. here.
The advancing forces. the report
says. aim at gaining control of the
railroad between kirv ana Odessa
from the republican separatlst forces
In tho Ukraine.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01
Marketed Petroleum
ShOWS Increase of 3
Per Cent OUer 1917

WASiilNOTON. Dee, 81 IRE.
liminnfy estimates ~ the reologl-
cal survey. made public today. In
dicato that the quantity - pc
trolcum marketed from oiI wells
and field storage tank. m the
United states this y"af amounted
90 more than 3tl 100000 harrelH,
, ~rpnp'r' gain ~ ihr"" prf cent
70" ~ aa5.1ib.-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01
Enemy-Ouned Insurance
Stock Seized BY Palmer

NiiW NOitK, Dc, ~ The largest
seizure ~ enemy .oNu"d Insurance
stock tu date was mad" today when
the enemy alien property custodian
took possession ~ approximately
1900 600 ~ the reHoucrz ~ the Co
logn" Reinsurance company. n Ger.
man owned concern, with offices
here The securities were turned In
after ap.ciflu demand had been made
for them
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01
POLES ARE OCCUPYING GERMAN POLANI
WEATHER RI. JRT.

LISA nee ~ Maximum. 70,
minimum "a north ~tnds rluudl ,
precipitation, ~ inches
OKLAHOMA Wednesday iAiL
colder In east portion Thursday i,if,
not ~ cold ~ vest portion.
LOUISIANA Mrdn.sdaN ram ot
SNOW IN north. rain In south nor hon
much colder. cold sA'r, ifc-ting To
the coast b, rhursdAi Thursday Alr
ARKANSAS "Wednesday hsr
colder stih rold wave Thursday hit
LNSr rtNAS Mednssday sL
oolaet rold ~sse IN south and eat
portion Thursday far
" rS1 rkNAS Wednesday nf
colder iu southeast portion IhufIdsy
faif not ~ cold.
KANSAS U.nsra'h fair M-dhu,
dAy Gnd 1hursdsy continued cold
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01
RED FIGHT IN WARSAW
Forty-Seven Killed in En-
counter With Bolshe-
visit Troops.
TOWNS WANT ANNEXATION
Wrechen and Zoloslaw to
Join Nation; Gnessen
Is Also Held.

nAsLE. Dcc. si.-The Poles are
masters of posen tUerman Poland)
according to tho vorwAer,s Of Her
lin. They have disarmed ucrman
officers and soldiers. some ot whom.
tho paper adds. were shot after being
tried by courtmart!sL Violent fight
Ing has taken place In tho streets
between German and Polish soid,srs
The town of Unesen, 30 miles
northeast Of Possn. u In tho hands
Of the Poles. according to reports
reaching here today
Tho Poles are In control Of tho
central post office and tho telegraph
office and have cut communica tion
with Germany. Tho 0ermsn author
ities In tho province urgently demand
that troops be sent TO their aid.
The local soldiers and workmsn's
council ~ wreohsn. east of Posen
and xoloslaw. have officially pro-
claimed their annexation to Poland.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01

Arthur J. Bnlfour, the British for
eign secretary who has Just reached
Paris from London. had "A long con
fcrenD today with col T.. NJ House
CpN1 iNtfED. ON pAgE ELEVEN
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-07

another and a young lady's tooth
brush, spent the night in the wilds-
Finally a fierce bunch OF Indians
approach, take the booty and chase
the bandits. Here the Indians
make their home and when sound
asleep are attacked by the cow
boys. They all settle and the scene
closes as the Indians try to escape
and are followed by the boys.
DumbbeIl drills by the juniors,
athletic dances by older employed
boys, junior employed boys in the
stupendous speed tournament and
the twisting and twirling by the
seniors were all acts showing the
work of the Y. NJ. c. A Dubinsky
and the dummy, and Shimmie the
Sharpshooter, who also led an
amazing array of trained lana
muls" across the stage were cork
ers," as Mr.. Mcintyre said.
The entire circus was one of good
work and was well received by the
audience The show will be re-
peated this evening and the same
program will be given.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-07

nents has been named consisting
OF H. A Clevenstine, James A
Morris, E. A. Barnett and William
j. Spencer and those desiring to
make the trip should communicate
with the committee and arrange
ments will be made. The AIedo
council will serve supper on ar
rival of the Rock Island members.
1t is planned to make the trip to
Aledo by special train over the
Rock Island Southern, leaving here
at a convenient hour in the after
noon.
The regular monthly meeting
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-07

United States army over there, the
crowd sang Keep the Home Fires
Burning"
To NJ. A. Clevett, physical direc-
tor of the Y. NJ. c. A, goes the
credit for the able manner in which
the boys, both juniors and seniors,
we're trained. One of the hits OF
the evening was the boxing match
between Bulldog Flee VS.. Knat Clio
worm, who were to go so rounds,
but gave up at the fourth when
both the onlookers and partici-
pants were ousted by an officer.
Ike and Mike, the famous instan-
taneous Photographers, successful
y took pictures OF several people
in the audience and produced the
pictures in less than one minute
after the bulb was squeezed.
The senior boys drew much ap-
plause with their chair acrobatics,
twin bars. their steel wands and as
elephant leapers. Boy Scouts of
Eagle Patrol, troop /, demonstrat-
ed excellently how expeditiously
q tent can be pitched and taken
down They bandaged the foot of
one scout after he had fallen over
enc of the tent ropes and fixed up
another who bruised his head, also
by a fall.
Holdup a Scream
A real western holdup, including
the real Indians, bandits and the
American cowboys. made another
score. This act was given by boys
between the ages of and IL years
Several bandits held up a stage
coach, and after taking one mans
wrist-watch, the false teeth from
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-07
Y. CIRCUS A BIG
DRAWING CARD
~Enfhusiasm7 Is Keynote Of Show
as Introduced by ~Billy"
Mcintyre Last Night.
STUNTS ARE CORKERs HE SAYS
Senior and Junior Boys Display
Work That Shows Training
of VI. A. Cleyett.

With w. B. Billy" Mcintyre as
ringmaster. the big annual circus
OF the Y. M. C. A. was presented
last night in the gymnasium for
the first of two performances
Six hundred people roared with
laughter as Mr.. Mcintyre on his
white steed led the circus process
sion around the sawdust ring. The
old country gentleman who helped
each spectator to his seat was no
ether than Rev. David A johnson.
The six clowns that paraded the
arena were the "oId gang" that
appears annually at the Y circuses
and keeps the audience going,
There was one figure missing last
night, a lad who is known for his
wit and clean comedy. Honoring
this comedian. Rosie" Irving
Wright and others now serving the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-07

Rock Island council No. 20. r
& S. NJ. has accepted an invitation
from Aledo council of Aledo TO con-
fer the various degrees on a class
OF candidates on the evening OF
Thursday. March IS. and the ROCK
Island members are planning on
attending in a body. A committee
on transportation and arrange
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-07

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