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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20
LEVY DIFFERENCES
UP FOR SETTLEMENT
imam or Not to ILc Decided
This Week

Th. difr,r.pccs ~ amman a.. T.,
/ the matte, ~ tho ipI4 IA, i.yy yrr
/ TuIa. county. which Win IA, thrrshed
ont ny thy1IuIu, counf, ,.l..r bnard
a. n. mrr1ng At the count, rourt-
/ hUusr Iy.y % fsaoIy,. lfsrIf into a
/ contention between the aiyuraies
/ Of "a maximum levy ~ eight u.tlIg
/ three ~ which must b. used for road
+ building aud those Who srek "a have
/ me lew Increased onIy ons and ono.
. h,.f mills over the five mills which
. may be- ,yfrh Tor utatrtru,uf. 81 aII
.uttnr. connie d,uartturufs aside from
road building
/ Lewis cline. county clerk advocate
/ OF m. Iaffrr plau couttnd. that the
/ ,ouufy dpas not nr,I fhr maximum
7 lew - r.ghl mill. sine. mo county
/ already nts under r9nsru,flou more
. r.,H UgIt fnnn can no accomplished
. I,fptr fU,. b,p.uuIrr ~ IN, Igyu. II
. far. ,,ur I.tdIuy uuUup ihog,
VINO favor me maximum lew s
Frank Wooden. chairman Of tho
. hoard Of Tu.sa county rummissinnrrs.
/ ,no .I.u,lrz thai TULSA ,ouri,. since
If ma. started ON am extensive road
building pIuu. shouII continue the
movement uutu tho county has the
host -y.t,n ~ nIghv,,s iu m, stato.
Under the state laws IN, county
cannot make levy greater than
ripnf mills, and an over eight mills
.nt,J rusi b.. used exclusively for
rnc building of roads. which must
U,. .,.uyut fn rrtI. Those who
f,tnr rI. maximum levy state thai
additional federal AID urx, year can
mon b., nnr.Inrd FOR roads which have
DO. rr,u brought d, grade. and they
contend that II the county spends
added money Al this time and has
hraIrhi fn grad. numerous hIEu-
Way4 fYr whIr. there la at present
mo- funds available under the special
I,t7 gnnl rond bond issue f,r hard
.urfncInE. many miles OF roads may
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20
YOUTH HELD IN GERMANY
STARTS FOR TEXAS HOME

PARIS. july ~ After six hours
ot iHolauon In Germany, Is year N
hcrbort Scidel reached Parl. today
ON his way to Fort bliss. Texas.
whore he will reioin nj, mother and
aistes The boy had bden living
with his grandmother In SaNony Hc
has completely forgotten the Eng
lish. language hut is ztlu "A Ioyal
American and anxious to so to the
United states.
Herbert II tho son OF Color Ser
gctut can Sridcl. who III with tho
Fourteenth American brigade IN
France. Sergeant Scidek.askci the
American Red Cross 10 repairlatc
his son after months II NEGOTIATIONS
through i'rigtdicr General George II
llarries ~ the inter allied CnmnIs-
sion Tor the repatriation OF wa prls-
oncrs al lrrlin, the German govern
mcnt consented to permit the child
90 leave. after the surrender ~ all
hts food cards and the prcvrntntiuu
of papers establishing the fact that
hr was born iu the United states.
Lieutenant George puuREcu ~
The American peace commission
start brought the boy from BcrIin
'n Paris and turned him over 90 the
Red cross. which viii send tho nl
'o the United states Immediately
INc boy was wearing u German army
cap nni "a suit made from q mans
discarded garment lie said he ha I
enough 'o cat m Germany. hu,
showed great cutbusiasm over Amer
lean chocolate WhIch he had not
tasted fnr several years
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20
HOLD 0KLAH0MANS
AS MOTOR THIEVES
Three Men and Two Women From
Enid Arrested Twice by Kansas
city Police

KANSAS CITY july 10 --Beforc
they reached the sidewalk upon being
released from the city JtlI today
three men whQ have been held since
Thursday night as suspects In a mo-
tor car theft case, were rrarresled
on tho same charge.
They are G. Blasdell. 2s said 10 be
an oil promoter Of Enid OKLA
quincy EIgor. 2G and Y a. Garrett
"a. also ~ Enid. Mrs Bcssie ward,
%. and Mrs Susie Maybcrrry also
from Enid. who were arrested with
'nom Thursday night. were per
mItird to go free.
Bltsdrll lr alleged 20 have sold the
automobile iu question 'O 3 Her
man. q tailor here and his arrest
with the others followed the disCoy-
cry OF Irregularities u The car ".
r,uro. the numbers of which were
believed tp have been changed
This morning capt Frank II An.
dcfsuu ryW.ifpd the bonds ~ five
and dismissed them because uf lu.
sufficient evidence myauWhIIc hold
tug the TWO cars. the property of
BUaslou a- security pending later
developments
Erforc the party had dEappoar'i
from view. a telegram was received
from Enid saying Buick car had
been stolen there and that i' CORES
pOudrd iu he description of the one
sold hy Hlasdcil. % was then tina.
'hc three men were rDtrros'rI They
are being held fur further iuyrfnEh-
ton
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20
NEWEST CIVIC CLUB
Is GROWING RAPIDLY
Tulsnlc club at Its Fourth Meeting
Reports Membership ~ Nearly
One Hundred.

A dinner and smoker at the
Hotel Tulsa Friday might marked the
fourth meeting ~ the newly organ
lied Tulsalr club. an organization of
city and resident sal"smcn OF Tulsa.
Immediately following tho business
session. at which. President J. A.
Harrison presided. the salesman"
appointed Tor the evening Y. x. wit
tick. OF The Natiuuhl Refining com
pauy took charg"
Report that the club had gained
"A membership OF nearly 100 live wire
commercial salrsmeu during the four
weeks the club has been I'm existence
was greeted heartily
To boost tho city and prowulsnte
movements contributing 10 tho
progress and prosperity NJ iho city
ITS citizens and commercial ne. are
tho objects Of tho club A social
program is now being considered and
Will hC put into effect within the
next few weeks. Boo ull probability
starting with an old fashioned get.
together picnic that an mcphcrs
may become acquainted Smokers
receptions dinners and other social
events are Included iu the Itinerary
planned fnr the coming year
Included In the list NJ honorary
members elected AZ the last meeting
ot this progressive club are Mayor
G. H. Hubbard. e.. H. Douglas. Eyn.
eral secretary OF the chamber OF
commerce. tho Rev &. ". Kerr and
tho presidents ~ all the civic clubs.
Including the kiwunis, Rotary. Lions.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20
COTTON SEED CRUSHING
INCREASING THIS YEAR

wARHiNGTON. July l9--Cotton,
seed crushed during tho period Aus
guat to Juno 80 was l.A82.S57 tons
compared with 4,2lO.Obi year REo
tho census bureau announced today
Stocks on hRpd at mile June 20 wa'
Ssb76 tons, compared with bb,A'o
a year ago.
Products manufactured IN the ~
months period and on hand June 20
werc Crude oil produced 3oS.A2l.
l2s pounds compared with 1897.
7tb.bi6 u year ago, on hand 5AA2N.-
70l pounds compared with $3.50
293 year REo
Refined oil Produced i.1lTOsi.-
66s pounds, compared with llbl,-
S4S.63S. ON hand lNh.N't2q9 pounds
compared with 500 lob $40.
cake and meal Produced 2.lbH.-
1877 tons compared with 2.oI6. G9o.
ON hand 1000 tons compared with
4S.9lS
liuters Produced 9"i2S0 halos
compared with ''lla26 ON hah I
2tS.lGS bales compared with G3.tpb.
Imports. 4 months porni oll
- Iio iT> puyrds compared with
I2q12.T3i
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20
TWO SHOT IN
FIGHT OF CARMEN
cosr1srrn rnoN rAGE ONE

CONTINUED fhOh fAHb ''H
hold except Hlythe and his condition
will not allow him to leave tho nos
pitRl" ~,
strike sympathizers said that
shortly before the trouble started
someone had yelled a. the carmen
and aevernI rocks were thrown
Rhcn the motorman drew his gun
and shot several times, turning ON
the mower and rushing the car up
the tracks The noise attracted IN,
crowd and someone placed the ran
ON the tracks but no further us
plrhancc occurred until after May
field IN said 10 have hit blythe over
the head with the rifle.
street car service on IN" Okla.
homa Union lines was discontinued
immediately after the trouble and no
more cars were run during the night
At Sapulpa special policemen we're
commissioned ready for WORK on the
lines as trouble was expected al any
time street car service, however,
was discontinued In that city and no
trouble occurred although the police
men were held I'm readiness To act II
ANYTHING should como up.
In Tulsa minor disturbances were
reported several times during the
dav Rocks and sand were thrown
AT several Of the ~. L. X. cars and q
few windows wcre scaShod, while
men operating the cars were yelled
AT and insultcd. II Is said, No real
trouble occurred, however, until the
disturbance at the West Tulsa bridge
last night
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20
NEARLY A MILLION
TO MAINTAIN COUNTY
budgets to Ne Presented to Count,
commissioners at Their Meet
ing Tomorrow

The total expenses OF maintaining
all departments OF tho county for tho
fiscal year OF iglg-l920. as rAtl-
mated by tho county budget pre-
pared last week by Lewis cline
county clerk. totals i9s6,776.SO Tho
budgets include all expenses Of
county departments ana the expenses
or the negro schools which are main.
mlhod In both the county and city
by county funds
Tho budgets VIII be presented to
the board ot Tulsa county commits
slonorH At its meeting Monday after
noon, The commissioners viii make
such changes I'm tho estimates as are
considered necessary. and the bud
gcts VIII 10 presented to the
Tulsa county excise hoard at It,
meetlnE July 26 for final revision
aud ratification County expenses for
lhe present fiscal year will he in
creased approximately 1850 600 over
the expenses last year. according to
mo tentative figures OF the budget
ln iis present form
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20
German Released for HcrolSn

LONDON July lS-Thc air min
istry announced tonight that Private
HruckmAn, u German war prisoner
at great risk TO his own life. saved
the pilot OF an airplane from the
blazing wrcckarc Of machine after
10 had crashed At the Wiltshire air
drumc. A. "a reward for Bruckman's
act II has been decided to release
him ni once and grant him free pas
sage home. BruCkman will also be
presented with a gift
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20

CHICAGO July % Irr-Iden'
Wilson viii nor visit chicago iu his
tour OF fho country speaking ln fup.
port ~ the peace treaty and league
NJ nations covenant according 90 %
letter received hy officials ~ the
chicago board of trade from Joseph
Tumulry secretary io the pres ten
The board Uf trade and other orgtn.
Izuti0ns recently signed am invita-
ton Wkug the pfosilrut 10 include
this city u his Itinerary
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20
RHaOLuTION

On this 10th day Of July 1919 II Ap
pearirg that ihrrc has been confsratcd ir
the State OF Oklahoma In procssdtng,
pending In the County Court Of Tulsu
CounJ OkiAhoms, the following sutomo
bile .-==
one Ford Roadster. that the same va,
ordered 20 he turned over 70 the County
Commissio0ers OF Tnl'a County OLlahomA
TO hs disposed o' according 10 law
NJ ~ RESOLVED thst the County
Clerk Of Tulsa Comfy. Oklahoma. give du,
And Isgal notice aud sell said auiomoh. ,
on Tho 2lti day Of July, 1919. Al two f2l
the Tulsa County Court House 10 the high
est bidder ana make his report to this Hon,
orAb.e Nody showing vhst dispos tlor NJ
has made ~ 'ait automobile
BOARD uF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
By LEWIS CLINE
i'f fA'N County D.-rk
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20

NVIUGIIOItT OOnnI July II
4 decision To call "A strike In all me
corset factories in this city was IAN
en- late today at "A mass meeting OF
union corset workers. Ten Ihuu-
sand PERSONS will he affected b,
strike and lockout according 20
union officials Tho mems demands
include "a 90 per cent inCreas" IN
wages. a 4l-hour week and a closed
ahup
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20
Mrs. Slcnhcnnnn III

MARINETTE. wis, July 10
hrs' s VI stephenson. widow Of the
late VI stephenson. wealthy lum-
herman. and former United States
congressman OF McnomInee. Mich
iE critically ill She In over 20 years
Of age
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20

CHICAGO. July ls The three
mile-long army transport train on a
transcontincntal trip reached chi
cagb Heights. a suburb today. The
organization, commanded by Capt
Bernard Mcmahon. LEFT Washington
July ! and ls expected 10 reach san
Francisco August -
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20

YARMOUTH a. s July ls Tho
steamship Governor Cobb. bound
from Hnstou io Yarmouth with 500
passengers. ran aground OF Green
island early this morning Messages
received here state that the vessel
Is ln mo- danger and 70 is hoped TO
tuat her At high tide.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20

ST JOHNS. y f.. July 10 Cap
tain Frederick Rayuham. the British
aviator whose Mhrlin-ydr blpInur
was wrecked twice In two months.
spent In trying 90 start trans
Atlantic flight. has received orders
10 abandon further attempts and re-
turn to England
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20
Poslmnstcrs Nnmcd.

WASH1NGTOS, July lg-Sclma
Chormley was today appointed post.
master at Alsuma. Tulsa county. sue
ceoding Hon W. Sandercfer, resigned.
other Oklahoma pOstmasters ap-
pointed were lncz G.. Mcconnell.
GrHndcllis. John Westmorcland.
kulluuklo. McCurtnin county. and
Joseph a, Harris Maple. Soquoyah
county
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20
STATE or OKLAHOMA. COUNTY or
TULSA e'S
Notice Of Hearing Petition to Establish
and Locate . Road

Notice is hereby given that . petition
sss flied with the County 'lerk % Tulsa
County Oklahoma praying the Board Of
county tmmissoners TO stAhhsh and
locate road. beginning At a point 100
'rcI east Of the southwest corner Of the
West hsi IVY Of the southeast quarter
SEX oi Section Thirty three t33). Town.
ship Twenty t20N. RAnEt Thirteen l1)
'n Tulsa County, OklAhonS thence south
a. right hnrle Tor distance Of 66s
ieei 10 connect With what Ia known as the
ozark Thl that the said hrArur on the
above ps'tion will be hAd before ths
County Commssionsri Of the said TusA
rust. 1919. at which hsarirE all persons
Interested may appeN
LEWIS CLINE County CLERK.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20
Mll.nn InLra lr1lI..,r

WASuINGTDE. July ~ -prcsi
dent Wilson lrfr tonight aboard the
Mayflowcr fpr Weekend cruise
down the Potomac river aud Ch"A-
p"akr bay lie was accompanied by
Mrs Wilson They expect % bc
back at the white house Monday
morning
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20
AMERICAN TROOPS
LEAD LONDON MARCH
pcruhIna Heads Yauk. Who Nnr,h
M Head ~ pru',s'7iuu iu Great
Peace Celebration
THE KING RECEIVES SALUTES
Ninctcvn Thousand ln Iroo"'i"n q"
Honor Ending ~ War NJ DO
minipns Are Represented.

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20

NOTIJr To- CuNTR ACTORS
Tho BOARD ~ Education gf the CITY ol
Tulsa srd STATE Of ukINhoms vI1 rcrriv,
H.Is Al their offices loo tho New Central lligl
School luHI.nr Tulsa Okla. ur until 3
clock p NJ Fr.taX July gIh. 1919. iol
the furnishing uf al. materials and per
furmauge o' an labor and comp elton o' all
work according 20 plans and specification
on 'i's r the office OF Geo Winklcr. Arehl
fc.t tlt4l5 Palace Building Tulsa. OkA
for additions 20 and the rrmodr.ine o. the
scvera. heating plants located I1 lhe Srhoo.
buudi0C, as follows
One in Kendall School
orr i0 lHHro'n School
One t0 Iorr'rlav school
One IH Whittier ~nhoo.
One boo DAgr ~rhnn.
one IN Celia clinton School
one In Lowell Srhoc
zach h.d must hr accompanied bv q
certified check 200 tho amount Of ~ least
ton nor cent of such Did 80 guarantee
thar 'Ne author will enter into contract
satisfactory 10 ihs Board and their At
t0r0c's. and that pc will furnish bonds rs
Required hy law ana Ihs Noarl Of Eiu-atton
The Nonr' reserves thc right TO reject
any and hI hide
THE BOARD Or EDrC ,rION
II % 81 O'URF
Precedent
Attest
GEO. uaeCURDY.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20
COMPROMISE AIM
IN TREATY. FIGHT


vltiating the fabric ~ the league,
might satisfy, II IN argued u CON
siderable EFoup Of republican soma
tors who are favorable to some sort
OF peace league
At the same time. their sponaora
argue, the propositions thus put for
ward do not run counter In any way
10 the prutoHycd tcnris ~ the admin
lstrntion. Tho administration lead
crr declare these very prupuHitiouH
already are either set forth with sur
ficlent clcarneHH In tho present word
INK ~ the covenant or else are the
natural corollarics of the league
principles
The objection tO such reservations
~ expressed In tho administration
point ~ view ~ that they might
ueccssitato rencEotlHtiun, encourage
other nations to- make reservations
~ their own. cause delay and con.
fusion and finally cndangcr the
whole league plan In that councc-
t.ou President Wilson ls said. In
talking with senators. 10 have de
scrihod the present political status
of Europe as fold I'm which n may
hc very difficult to carry ON such
a renrEotintiou.
Clear Up Meaning.
In his conference with Senator
Hitchcock. Mir Wilson is known To
have expressed strongly the feeling
that. n was only necessary tp clear
up mluudctsinudinrg iu order to
reach q solution ~ the senate situn-
tlon Some senators interpreted this
position taken after seeing seven
republicans NJ suggesting that the
president might IN fact have I'm mind
some definite plan 10 hiring together
the administration senators md those
republicans who are Tor iutcrprota-
tive reservations.
Tho ShautunF provision which
has aroused a storm ~ senate pro
test almost cclipslnE tho league con.
trovcrsv. II expected NV Vowc - the
presidents recent callers to hc the
subioc, ~ "a white house declaration
either I'm the FORM uf public state.
myut or message to The senate
Supe W tho republicans holicyc this
declaration viii greatly change the
aspect ~ 'his provision
The senate was not IN session to-
dpy pnd tho foreign relations com
mittrc also took rest IN i's pre-.
lrwiuarv reading ~ the treaty text
Roth win meet Monday ON Tues
day President wilson ig expected ~
scr more republican senators ~ ~"
white house today and MondnN hoN.
iuC hcrn sklnpcd u the appoint.
mrnt ugt. i' ls understood On ror
NIT tho president to catch up with
other business
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20
Iln In.. Aonn nnn

SAVANNAH. Ga, July l9-The
plant NJ the Dun'cavic Lumber com
many 1t AlIcnhurst was destroyed
hy FIRE last night Loss 42Uu.UUO.
The fire puts 1000 people out of EN-
plOyment
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20

Ths regular quarterly examination 'n'
teachers county scrt.frAtes will %" hell
in the office of County Superintendent
MONDAY Tuesday and "Wednesday. july
2H 9g.JO beginning 81 Tf45 "
MfNNETTF HEDGES
County Superintendent
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20
WANT ADS

Al ads run in both morning. and evening
editions
No advertisement accepted for one sdi.
tion only
I y c per word for one or two days
IN peT word for three 10 seven dAy&
IL per word for seven days or mora
2Se per word for one month
Minimum tBAee ~ words
Minimum amouut one tims 2Se.
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REPUBLIC TRUCK

Secondhand; perfect shape
easy terms.
702 S. Main Phone 9i-'
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
cARDs or THANKS

FUNERAL SERVICES Of Mrs 2 A.
Qperry Of g1Os Fast Second who died
Thursday morning will be hold from
her home sunday afternoon A. 7O
Ms QUERY is survived by het husband
and four children. two sisters and hrce
brothers and her mother Mrs D.
Roberts. Mr. G.. 4 Armand. MesuS
Jim and william Parker. mother Mrs
j. C. parerr. aIl oil this city. AID NJ
Emmett Parker of sherman TeSas IN.
ytSrment will be made \st the uakltvn
'AtmetsrY
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The Washington herald., 1919-02-02
SAYS HUN is BALKED
BUT NOT DEFEATED
Lieut.. Charles Duell Warns Against
German Trade Plans.

New York, Feb. l.-"America.
look out-Germany is baked. but
not beaten" was the warning today
Of Lieut. Charles II. Duen. jr-. who
arrived here today from England.
Duell, member Of a New YORK
law firm, fought through the war
in the United States navy. lie has
just completed a tour Of Germany.
The Germans, he declared. are
looking for another war in thirty
years.
The people tell you with pride
that the next generation OF Germans
VIII show a production Of two Ger
mans TO every French boy" he sald.
The Kaiseritc spirit Is stnl
strong, he asserted. If France takes
the Saar Valley with its big Ger
man population, that will be made
the excuse for the next German at
tack on France. Duell predicted.
The Kaiser is gone. apparently
banished for all time. but ! am not
at all sure that II he should sud
denly return tomorrow. Germany
would not put aside her prctense OF
hate and welcome him back" h.
said. "LUdendorT is finished. lie
managed the great commercial mill
itary enterprise and failed. linden
burg still stands as the great ma
IionaI hero.
The spirit Of industry. which
made Germany commercially a sue
cess. is still strong with these pco-
pie, and their manufactured articles
are stored hi-h awaiting shipment
the moment the blockade is lifted"