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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-18

5arii Tor Nfforoarbcioe. Man er
beroppe al bcn Mcning. al Heiulta.
tst al llralltcmniHeen ON ielue so.
~nebtoriiien life bill bIi oiientligaiort,
ier oiSie Specinliper9Smoal er oro-
net. NnbCrleocS fan nan life for
flare @rinben i'll, at Der i~rennbeleS
life or uoienbt noaen %oiiiciel Yieloina
ira Nsbct hos ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
iiolie Seroag, 0o Hciultatct ni llraf-
ltenrnineen iorelaa. Won tror pioe.
re beroppc, at Der blir ct longt Spr'
req az bleae, ier Irbeiocf fan 9ien-
optageS. ) bpert Sab mener man
at oct bill ta9e I q , Maaneoer at
bringe belle Den pGloiae Sporo.AifG'
re tilbase til normale Sorbolo.
3pe Srrimssianatoricr. Der err
iremiot Yropoiition for Stortinget
ON @euilgning til InlPg al Suber-
fuloieianatorier Tor Gltlanoet %
Srsnoelaaen. Zen 8littre Sanato.
rium tiIberenoe Gienoom / Safcool
tore'looes m0flpbt Tor 100000 &ro.
ner. Zen inbeboloer $50 WoaI Snb.
mart, 80 Ntaol @apnegang, ca. 100
0toaI Sfoa iorilben Siiiene pGroint
Ill 10000 aroner. Get me Sana-
torium tpufeS lo9t co. 1 am. ira Den
mrpGreroe Sauatoriebpguing bsiere
oppc / Iaieu. 9epartementet amer
oct beloig, at Der fnptteS ct @aaroS.
brig til Observation-Disclosures laa at
&c bliocr melt mulig ieIpbiulpne meo
&enlpn Ill Mclf % ANDRE @oaros,
prooufter. 8littrca Gien6om pil
funne isbe 80 aier % 6 &eite. Ter
or oa'nn Gale on al fiebe en- Gel al
Haboifogen. - iii S~anatoriet ior
Srrnoelogen iorciloneS in6fiebt
Gicuoommen HiugpoIo ior 10000
aroner. Gennc Gienoom, ion tilbe.
rer Seinltraubcn Sommlrne, bar ct
Nreal al 1850 Waal, bporof 1913
Wtnal bprfet Worf. 40 MaoI Slotte.
eng % 500 Woal Nooleifog.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-18
1poens SOFT.

Rrs. aisritie attteIion esSe / lit
6iem | H9rbeoeu az 9au5p, Minu..
Serbas Den 22os Suni sitsr II Sages
SnsSom % besraoeoeS ma ct. Ctr
pbdus Iutherite 4irte. bouraf BUN bar
RebIem. Raltpr Clarence Sauscn for
rettsoe. aiosoe a isot / Reis. SeIes
mar.eu. eeu 2foe STARTS 1S49. Ssm
Ssnuer. fem Ssitre 90 en- Steeisu obers
leoer bsuee. Seross Rdro. nils Sit.
telion. osSe | 1908.
Rrs. Tarie SaIeorion If 1eIncan.
Riun.. esee Den t6se Iat efter en-
lansbaris Spgeom % bIer beeraben een
2Ooe Mai. giosee bar fsot / Selemurs
fen os naaeee en- aIosr al So War. GUN
oar ulsset iaaImocis unesr Sbesommen
ca ~astees Den rerp9renoe Sios 9is
oeIisr for irtet moo eeu SerIisbeo. iem
itglse aabsnbares heune-. GUN par
geeoIem al SeIapau Iteuigbeb. Saitcr
\. 9. Sobuions Sab. gun ooerIepes
al i'm @aue. Saeob SaIooriou. oa ire
Born, aIma. Yetrins % Suiin. Sres
mso beroes Stsv. peliisuet bore tenSss
Ysinosl 2pr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-18
era Uoree.

Strcif i Gboa. Bergen. t7oe
SUM-. Mrbeioerne peo aarbib. OF
Observation-Disclosures | Sooa, iolt I
800 Wano, bar opIast fine Ylaoic
til Sratr9belie ben lite Ssiili.
Ten fsrite Senoins SilO til spif'
LAMB. Sra Bergen meloes t6oe Stunt.
lloifibningen ira Bergen al StatenS
Slid til 5pIflano begpnber MI. Soag
gaor berfra TO 8aabe meb tiliammer
pmfring 5000 Spnber SiIo.
Dob nmoer samsen. Ser bar San.
geritepne paa @rualiolen / Hinlen.
"a ct Of Sanglagene reiite tiIbagc
meb @aaoen og bilite gpsoen Sarpel
rneb Cub iigne Nories 2ano", lit
Ell i,ne Game Slag % falot oeo ON.
Gritatnins for Mineulpffe. &cgie-
ringer ioreiloar beuilget 5000 &ro-
ller Ell 8o1g for aue til en- Ssn al
Yoltaobner Cars Ssrenien, Sllssp
Sogn, iom gritatning for neoiat Or
hperpsbpsti9beo foronleoiget peo Vft-
nclilpffe.
Tramif CrlossbeIsg. Bergen. 15be
SSuni. On frailif arpoier fom ioag
ino paa Sopnen paa Heiie ira Brett.
arpoieren ifal eiter 6~orlpoenbe iaf-
ten afaoa noroober. 3ette er Oct
ferite iranife SrIogsbeise ! Bergen
efter &rieenS lt0bruS.
Tiiferibanfens ~be. Stortingets
N9ringsfomite "a. 1 cr III poa Oct
nprmeite iGrbig mcO SnoItiain9erl
ON Si~iferibonfen. aomitcells 6ler'
tai, 7 Meolemmer, ilutter iig otter
sSorlpoenbe til Sorilaget OH, at Son-
fens Spoe blir / Bergen.
@pbt 8anfhfe. Gronobiem, t2tc
sunni. Gu Wotorfi,tter ire Wtclbc
bar / forrige llge %lioenior &citerao-
len iaaet en- 6angit al ca. 1900 SIG.
&peite % 1000 ag. anoen 5iIf poo
TO Cages Cur % / anOet SIepeir ca.
1000 Sig. 9neite % 5000 Sig. moell
Siif.
Sture Elaner. 2aroif, 20be Suli.
Sc berpGrenoe Socialiiter bolDt
ieoor Geprpi entantifa6smebe Dppr
blanbt anbct SpergSmanlet ON 60
gathering al Sreicbop-6 rit5seS @e-
Driiter bleo bebanolet. &eillltatct al
Mtsoets 0orbanoiinger bemnleligboI-
0es.
"Scrlin" pan Sjemtur. Srono-
biem, 13be SUM. "@erlin" cr ioag
anfommet bio % ioretog / @fterniio-
Dag Erepetur paa 6ioroen. Intoge
Iig Ifal Sfibet intorgen tiolig oigoa
til Spiflanb, bbor set ifal / Tot for
at eiteriees. Senere blir Oct oflepe-
ret til England.
H~urssrnbs S%pnSpio:lic. - IorS.
grltnb, 17oe Sum-. Ct Masiemeol
of 9eboere paa &narOalitrono bolO'
ties igaar / Inleoning al Soelstln-
gets S~eilutning ON Eorsgrunbs me
@r9uier. Ser peotpgeS Ell Yrotelt
moo SoeIstingets Scihttning ON Ge-
ling al Auaroalitranb.
llcnterfet 2areiife paa @citlanbet.
s 0eltlonos- Glpene forefommer /
bellne Spion en- Wpnaoe og tilocls
flor Gar. Sportsfiiferne bor paa
mango Steoer siort itor 6angit. S
Gareelnen / Sogn blep Der forleocn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-18
Senoerium fummer:

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sanoet rtnot
bolot Den 12te os. Mieoe i Glepelano.
Ohio, Iorat orone mco Ell 5ltr, iom
trntes i~oretagen / Cftobcr @aareo
ira SanoetS enc guoe iii Den onbelt
AZ grtbur Senoerion. 9coeren Tor
Grbeioerportiet / England. Sender.
ions 6oreorag fol gao no poa at
puapiie JoroeIene ueb, at 9lr6eioerne
%organiIeres iom CT nationalt Tarti.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-18
DC uueriiDiife amerifanifc srOuuer

tpaeoe Den soc Sill 337.339 Sff.
cerer og grandfather. 100000 Mano
beiarot iig oa poa Snerreiien o.
$4,000 ubgioroe antauet al Srop.
per inoenlanos.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-18

5ormano Gieb al aongresiens
Snteritate aomite %oplpier. at Spsrgs.
maalet ON Hegieringseie al 9anoets
Sernbaner life oil fontne fore iii 9e.
banoling / nGroprenoe aongres.
lesion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-03
PUT SURPLUS STRENGTH
IN FRAME OF DAVIS CAR
Body OF Hoosier.Made Automobile
Hides Powerful Guard Against
Accidents.
PARTS WE'LL MANUFACTURED
Staunchncss of Machine Tested by
Shary Turns and Emergencies.
-Four Models Arc Being Con-
Structed.

lined Davis body is IA sturdy frame Of
surplus strength" says w Il. Walden.
OF The United Motor Corporation. dis
ttibutor of Davis motor cars. who
have recently received deliveries on
tory at Richmond. Ind.
This stanchly built frame. with it's
sl%-inch side rails. stout cross MEM
ners and large gusse. plates. holds the
Davis body rigid over toughest roads.
prevents squeaks and sagsing and
comes from thoroughly dependable.
carefully built car. Exceptional
strength without excessive weigh, is
obtained By he use Of d special analy-
Sis stock.
surplus strength in the Davis frame
from knowing that no matter what
emergency arises you are protected.
sharp turn corner taken too fast
theSe are moments that test the frame
OF your car, and they are largely re-
sponslole 70. the extra strength in the
Davis frame.
The stanchncss Of the Davis frame
is typical OF Davis construction
th,,oushout. Each car is built Of the
bSs, units from the coun;rys best
specialists = Continental iX-cylind er
motor. Timgen axles and bearings.
Delco electrical equipment. etc.--and
10 these units the George w. Davis
designers and manufacturers gained
throuSh ten years OF automobile
building experience"
Inc complete new Davis line con-
slsts OF hve-passenge- touring cars.
coupes. The Enclosed cars are Of the
practical all-scason type
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-03
FRENCH AUTO BUILDERS
HERE TO BUY PRODUCTS
Cars for BeunnEer Brothers Are Being
Designed by Americans in
Detroit.

Bellanser brothers. Of Paris. mem.
bers OF the famous firm OF BellanEer
Ereres. have reached America with
their chief engineer. John Faure The
noted trio will tour America and will
spend some time on this side studying
american automobile manufacturing
methods.
In Detroit they will be the guest,
OF Briscoe and Stahl, $50 Book Build.
ms Detroit This company has been
!or many months designing car 10
De manufactured in France by Bel
!ange. Frcres in large quantities
Beianger Freres will visit the fac
tories who will turn out parts for this
American designed car. shipping these
parts TO France for assembly there
The French factory is an eno,mous
plant capable OF a production Of
h!1e which VIII be commanding In the
extreme in the depleted French mar.
While in Detroit. Beilanger Fr.re,
WI nave the opportunity to inspect
INC plant which has been established
oy B!iscoe & Stahl for the purpose
OF designing the car. and also OF tool
ing Up Tor the French makers The
machines for the French plant arc also
10 be purchased in Amer!cs. and viii
De hrst Installed and worked out in
The Detroit plant :"
In New York the French trio viii,
inspec; the large warehouse which has
been prepared for the receip, Of he
ma,eris! as shipped by the America
.nahe!s' In This warehouse al such
materials VIII be assorted ana viii hn
shipped in quantities evenly halancsd
20! production abroad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-03
Says American Gold
Must Sa0e Nations
Traveller Declares Money!
Is NoaU Needed to
Start Plants.
ny COLONEL JOSIAH wEDt;Ew0op.

I'D tOLoNEL JoSiAh "EDGE~OOD.
LONDON. August 2.-America and
britain must feed Austria. Poland and
the Slavic States with dollars Instead
OF bread and meat IL they do not want
TO convert those States into permanent
besgars and support an indefinite in
tcrnational broad line.
Emergency food supplies were an
excellent thing when the armistice
found these countries actually starv-
ing, but human nature is the same
everywhere. and If America continues
tho doing out of food TO those coun-
tries moral nabbiness will assail the
population instead or physical weak
ness which first demanded charity
am one OF those rare Englishman
who consider American and British in
terests as one. and ! know that at this
moment America is in a far better no.
sition TO build up the fiber Of her late
allies and foes In Eastern Europe with
strong financial s!news than is Great
Britain.
Therefore. let me urge Americans
to take advantage of the excellent
business opportunities offered. as we'll
as 10 the incompara BILE service TO the
exhausted nations by getting behind
the hattened manufactures OF these
countries with American gold.
| may say without cXaggeration that
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-03
VARIOUS TESTS GIVEN TIRES
Herence between Live md "Dendr
Hunner Can he Easily A.cer-
tanned by ONners.

There are almost AS many ny,.ert-
ous elements in rubber as in electri-
cry. We speak. and quite correctly.
substance really seems 10 still poss.ss
i:fe long after It rs mixed with chem.
,ra!s and foreign substances and
n tnanTtaGiaTed into tires and other
users OF automobile tires often ash
How can ] tell live. fresh tire
RON one that Is stale and lifeless?"
The answer is:
BY touch"
1t may be that you viii, have %
practice; !. SO. take a tire which YOU
S Xno" to be fully year old. Press
face-as though you were going to
make thumb print. DO that several
times and try, TO make the rubber
move. fou Will see there is little or
OF LIE left in the rubber TRY TO
drive your thumb nail Into live rubber
and me come back" from the sub
stance n,T VII De so strong that your nail
pressed into the surface OF dead tire
VIII leave scar according to the
AMOUNT OF life left in the rubber
How do you tell whether or not
used tire Is made of good rubber
was question recently pu, to J. S
mcclure, factory manager Of the new
Carlisle Cord Tire.
Mr.. McClurg has been in the tire
business for twenty-five years. and is
considered one of the leading author
tiles of the United States
One very simple and sure method"
he said. rs to wipe the dust from
the, rubber and run the palm OF your
hand over it. II the rubber is slick
and shiny 1t Is OF good quality. but II
1T is rough and granular you may feel
assured that II is OF poor quality~
properly made tire of the best ma
tertals. such as we claim the Carlisle
Cord to be. should. when bounced on
the floor. be as lively and nervous as
a thoroughbred race horse"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-03
Richmond Ice Delivery
Corporation

These are a few sue
cessful business concerns
that are using White
Trucks. Why not find out
why White Trucks pre-
dominate in Richmond
and the country at large?
There is no short cut to
good motor truck service.
Save in buying the best on
the market.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-03
Meus Flashes From
the London Gable
Bidder Offers $4,000 for
Cap Worn BIZ Marshal
FOch.

LONDON. August 2.--F!vc thousand
dollars has been bid for cap worn
by Marshal Foch during the first battle
Of the Marine. the Daily Express learns.
Tho cap viii be sold at auction at the
Savoy Fair.
London is threatened with bread
famine. The bakers conference has
failed 20 bring about an agreement
between employers and workmen, and
strike is announced for tomorrow.
The acute housing shortage has
caused the Town Council Of Chelsatord
10 DetltiOn The government for per-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-03
BOOK TELLS OF WAR WORK
Cadillac Motor Car Company Issues
Pamphlet Ommemorating Deeds
OF Its Employees.

COMMUNICATING the part OF its en-
war. the Cadillac Motor Car Company,
Of Detroit, which is represented here
by the Jones Motor Company. has
issued l00-pagc book. II is illus
trated with photographs taken at the
front and at the factory during the
period OF the war: and shows the work
who went out from its factory.
There is also war chronology and
organization who paid the supreme
sacrifice in France. The title Of the
book is "Cadillac's Part in the World
War" ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-03
nrrry,Illc.. Ne,, Wnter work..

RERRYVlLLE. VA. August q
Rerryrille's water works. which are
10 be erected and equipped under the
supervision of Harrisburg, Pa. enGi-
neers and architects will according to
the plans, cost $4,000. and will be
this size.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-03

CONVICTION. VA. August 2-An-
nouncement has been made that Cow
ing;on Is. ere long. TO have a silk
Huber Co. OF Hoboken. y. j.. the best
known SILK manufacturers OF the coun-
Try. have decided 10 build such a mill
here. The building that has been de-
cded upon Is TO ne a story con
crete and brick structure 400 by 100
feet in dimension. and Ia to be equip
ped with 200 silk looms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-03

Dnnville'n Greater Packing Company.
DANVILLE, VA, August 2.-Th-
Greenberg Packing Company is the
name of new concern that has just
been organized and Incorporated here
TO engage in general packig activities
The capital stock OF the newly incor.
porated company is ;250.000. The Of
Greenbers. president: Phillip Green.
berg. secretary, and H. 5. Greenberg.
lreaSurer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-03

mission TO use 81 vacant prison 70 shell
ter homeless families
General Rhwlinson Is going to Arch
operations. but TO corporate In the
withdrawal OF the British forces from
the Northern Russian front, IL was
Officially nNplaiEcd today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-03

the regeneration Of all Eastern Europe
now depends on American Initiative.
l heartily indorsc Mr.. Hoovers plan
or assisting credit by state insurance
that direct participation Of American
capital in the industrial opportunities
Is sim better.
Bear in mind. II you please. that I
am not trying to sell any stock. am
only giving the results OF close obser-
walton in Austria. Slovakia and Poland
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-03
T. w. Wood & Sons
Burk & Co.
Armour & Co.

American Ry. Express
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-03
Approve Nominations.

WASHINGTON. Aug. AFTER some
discussion the Senate Commerce Com
mittee today ordered a favorable re-
port on the nonat.ons of John Barton
Payne, OF Illinois Thomas c. Scott. or
Connecticut and Henry VI. Robinson
OF California. TO be members Of the
shining board
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-03

Captain Receives ID. s. C,
WASHINGTON, August 2-The War
Department announced today that Cen
eral Pershing had awarded the dis
tinEuished service cross to CAPTAIN
Martin c. Rudolph. Sc Smith Street
Charleston, S. c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-03

Floating stock rubber that floats 1t the
ard what FAX gold To mileage File
dated sample of Norwa Tube and others and
them at tho end of year.
You going learn lot about Norwsk quality But
don't wait Start sewing mieasemoney Get the stuff
that's in the tube Ask for sample of Norwalk rubber
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-25
PEACE OF THE WORLD
CENTERS ON CHINA
,.,.,r,cnt Of Celestial Republic May
Create or Prevent Future
Conflicts.
SETTLEMENT IS IMPORTANT
,.n,rc.., Empire Not Fully I'm Sym
pathy WIN Plan Of World
wide Democracy.

,,.X YORK. March - There
l .,,,c day be "A world war cen
w. around china unless the
,,' conference gives her "a fun
.',.,,rc ~ ''self-determinaiion." nc
.,,rr IA Thomas r. Millard. who
.,.s AN nppcal for justice to China
'rn.n..s case at the Peace Connr-
.,..., I'M the April number OF Cen
A. Minard is regarded in certain
,.,,,grs AS a semi Official spokes-
., f,r the chinese government He
".cl i'm china for many years and
r, author ~ several books about
a.. country. notably "Our Eastern
nuo.,.nr" lie insists that the
Hr.f,d states has obligations and re
,,..,iliics toward China which
,,r hrcn written into international
,.,,tl,. md agreements BY the
,ly,,. doctrine" he alleges that TINS
.,.,.rtry is obligated To observe and
,,.,trrIID the territorial integrity OF
rh,r, and the commercial open
door
According 30 MIR. Millard, this nn-
,., h.s such an enormous stake
,ho future development and nn-
,.,,,rstir impetus of tho celestial
,c,ulI.r that lit is obviously very
,r,roriynt for Americans 10 under
st,pI what China wants Mt the peace
rgrrarrrcc, what Justice demands
J,uII hc given her, and in what
,hc pron,cm of stahiliizng China dur.
inc tho rcrunstructnin pcriod CON
s,ts Unless China's voice and as
,ir,t,ors arc stiflcd by secret di-
rlnr4ry her demands on the peace
Conference. MIR Millhrd claims. VIII
.Lc some such form as follows:
What China Wants
Cancellation OF all treaty pro
Visions with foreign governments
tL,t Grant or recognize rights unta-
mount ~ spheres OF influence"
within China's territories, or nny
roropo'Islic privileges that cannot
he available to all nations under the
most favored clauses.
. NationaNsm. or international
rcuirnltzauon. of all railways In
clIna's territories.
Cancellation NJ all mouopQlis-
,. rights accorded 10 foreigners or
foreign nations In China, and of all
other "conccsAonS' that tend "a
limit and impair China's sovcrcignty
and the commercial open door"
principle
REIMBURSEMENT of MI leases ot
China = commercial territories to for
eign nations and the temporary sub
srtution therefor OF international
control with the proviso that they
VII fIly rcvcrtto ChinN on tho
'ulfilmeut ny her Of certain stipula-
lions
8 Removal OF all foreign troops
from China's territories except those
provided toy the protocol OF 1901,
these 10 be also Withdrawn on tho
fulnllment by China Of certain stip-
u.atlonS
Removal Of all foreign posts
and tcl"Eraphs from China, and
foreign supervision over the Chinese
postal service 10 cease on the fulfill-
mcnt by China OF certain supula
tons
+ Establishment OF uniform
currency system In China. 20 be
supported hv an international loan
under conditions tending TO grad,
ual assumption OF Chinese control
8 Granting Of complete tariff Ru
tonomy 10 China within specified
conditions whereby Chiua's fiscal ad
ministrallon will be gradually re
formed
o. Abolition Of extra tcrritorialltS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-25

A Statement From +. K.
Shdilenberger


The recommendation of the grand
Jury for my dismissal from the post
ton as superintendent of Cpnsiruc-
ton Tor the board Of education was
liscd on the testimony OF those who
kpew at the time they were testify
ing that there would not hc anyone
called TO rcfutc their testimony and
had no chance To present my side
OF the matter
This recommendation came at a
time | was not IN the employ of the
board of education, but nevertheless
the unluslncss exists, for 10 stands
as a rcCOmmcudatIop from a body Of
men who are supposed 20 be OF good
standing and responsibility in the
community where they reside.
feel such recommendation should
not have been given until other wit
ncsses had been called and their tes-
timouy taken into consideration and
al weighed together. aud feel sure
no such recommendation would have
been given.
My relations with the board Of
education has at all times been Of the
most pleasant character have at
all times discharged my duties IN a
faithful manner and required az all
times the construction work 10 be
carried out 10 per the plans and
the specifications.
rhe school buildings IN the Wash %
,ngiou district were not designed
along certain lines Just as they
should have hccn, although the for
mor city building Inspector passed on
them as 10 their construction and
issued "a building permit for their
erection.
In the course OF the construction
~ the above buildings and before
their com plrtion. defects were dis
covered To exist. These defects were
ordered 10 bc changed by me. also
some faulty construction was or
dercd to hc made right. which was
done at the expense OF tho con
tractors.
There arc somc 20 or more build
lngs outside ~ thu ones mentioned
above which were erected under my
supervision and are there to show
for Themselves as being ~ the best
OF their kind
have done my whole duty while
In their employ and am not ashamed
Of my work and believe the board OF
education fcels the same fDr the fol-
lowing letter was received hy me.
T. 4 SIINlLI\EERGER
Commended for iaI.hnti services.
Mr. T. H. Shalonbcrgsr.
Tulsa, Okla.
Dear Mr. ShallCnhorgCr,
At "A recent meeting of the board
or education resolution was passed
authorizing me to notify you. that on
account ot the shortage Of funds and
the ncarncss Of completion Of the
construction work the board must
necessarily discontinue. Your scrv-
Ices IA pcrintcndout Of Cunstruc-
ton.
The hoard desires TO express It's
appreciation to you for your faith
ful services and for your ro.opcra
ton during the time Of your employ
ment by the board. Sincerely yours.
lSlgnedl T. T. OBERHOLTZER
superintendent Tulsa CITY schools
| in China within a specified time
and on the 'ulfllmcut by China Of
certain stipulatiOns.
10, Consolidation Of the national
debt Of China, all outstanding loans
provincial and national, to be alb
sorbcd In a single loan or series of
loans undCrwrittcn 10y "a FINANCIAL
syndicate under international super
vision.
IL Restoration Of Chinese local
administrative autonomy In all parts
Of Chinese territories where during
suhordinatcd to foreign authority.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-25

Owing TO the reductions quoted
there cannot be diiOUed AM
exchanges. and {. o. DIS, AM
Sefunds and no suits nW b,
taken " back. Please dffent
early nhiie selections are a
their rery best. We are gidt
TO hare you compare ou
rdiues and prices in this sale
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-25
Sale Starts This Nor
s35 Suits Now MQrkedS24@5e

Spring's nelrest and best models made up in ideal
materials and fine patterns. They tailored and
semi tailored and dressy styles; Dh Dest 'front.'
some lcithOut. Assortnenfs are large and beautiful
,pifh most wonderful Udiues These suits sell up to
s35: on sale today, very special, at at,..........,