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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-02-22
LEBANON GIRL WON
In Bi-State Interscholastic Debate at
White River Junction.

White River Junction, Feb. 22-At the
Vermont and New Hampshire Bi-state
interscholastic speaking contest in Gates
opera house last evening, with II high
schools contesting, there was large au-
dience. The first prize was won by
Louise B. Bryant of Lebanon, N. H.,
and this award gave its high school a
like first prize. The second prize was
awarded Robert NJ. Stevens of Hart
ford All prizes here are silver cups.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-02-22
AFTER u MONTHS, SERVICE
Lieut.. Victor o. Genge of St. Johnsbury
Gets Discharge.

st. Johnsbury, Feb 22-Lieut Victor
0. Genge of the medical corps reached
home yesterday after IA months duty in
the hospitals of France and England. He
received his discharge Tuesday. Before
his enlistment, Dr. Genge practiced medi-
cine in Newport. His brother, Val Genge,
is in the medical corps and still overseas.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-02-22
Granite Cutters International AssOcia-
. ton of America.

A regular meeting of the Barre branch
of the G. C. l. A.of A. will be held in the
opera house
Una ruinione regolare DELI unione degli
scalpellini (branch di Barrel ayra' lougo
nella opera house
On Monday evening, Feb. "a, at 7
o'clock. J. d. Will, Secretary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-02-22
wILHELMSHAvEN OCCUPIED.
German Government Troops Take Place
Without Fighting.

Copenhagen, Feb. 22.-The German ma
,al port of NVilhelmshaven has been occu-
bed by government troops without fight
ng, according to an official statement is
sued in Berlin.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-02-22

July l. An prohibition parade by
union workers was announced for Sun
day, April 6.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-02-22
BARRE DAILY TIMES
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY %, 1919.
The Weather

Snow tonight and Sunday. North anC
winds, probably increasing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-02-22
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED ere Children 10 board in country
home; best care can furnish reference; Edna
A. Jackman, East Calais, Vt. 200t6*
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-02-22

WIDE AWAKE men TO open hat cleaning
and blocking establishments little capital big
profits write for booklet; Ben-Vonde System,
Dept. 364, Charlotte N. c. 290l"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-07-24
VETS BLAME RIOTS
UPON PROHIBITION

, An insidious program Of propa-
Esnda to capitalize the race riots in
Washington, together with the nu-
merous crimes committed recently, and
attribute them to prohibition has
been undertaken by wet" advocates,
Commissioner Louis Brownlow
charged, speaking before a meeting
yesterday Of the Washington Fedora
ton of Pastors.
Commissioner Brownlow spoke be-
fore an executive session of the pas
tors federation, and refused to make
public the text OF his speech, He
stated afterward, however, that he
had spoken Of causes leading to race
riots. His assertions as to the cause
OF such trouble proved the statements
Of "Wet" advocates to the effect that
the rioting was a result of prohibi-
ton to be false.
Acting upon the speech OF Commits
sioner Brownlow, Washington minis
ters have determined to fight from
their pulpits the wet" propaganda
and race hatred. The Rev. John c.
Palmer, secretary Of the pastors fed
Grafton, stated this morning that
Washington ministers agreed with
the Commissioner that insidious pro-
paganda was being spread.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-07-24
CUTSHER WEDDING
CAKE WITH BAYONET

LOUISVILLE. KY. July 24.Twith
the bayonet from the rife her newly
acquired husband had employed in
pursuit OF the Germans, Mrs. Charles
W. Wheeler. who was married to
Private Wheeler in a ward at the
base hospital at Camp Zachary Tay-
lor, cut the wedding cake Immediately
after the ceremony.
They were married in the presence
Of medical officers, internes, nurses
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-07-24
TAX ON BACHELORS WILL
AID DADS, OF MANY KIDS

LONDON, July PA proposal IL
before the Island of Guernsey's legis-
lature proposing a subsidy for fathers
Of large families payable from funds
raised by taxing bachelors.
II is proposed that Workmen be
paid so cents a week for the fourth
children and q like sum, for each ad-
ditfonal child. Bachelors earning
$3.50 q week and upward would be
subject to a per cent tax
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-07-24
BRYAN LIKELY TO ENTER
RACE FOR PRESIDENCY

LINCOLN, Neb.. July PA futter
Of interest accompanied William ].
Bryan's recent visit to his home city.
The question was asked IL anything
he said or did indicated any willing
ness to become a candidate for the
Presidency.
Those who talked with him on poll
tics say he il not a candidate, but
they add IL would not be surprising
to see him in the field before the end
of four or FIVE months.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-07-24
PRESIDENT INVITES
WALES TO DISTRICT

LONDON, Ay SA-nng 0Oorg%
"a behalf Of the Prince Of wales, has
accepted IN Invitation sent the prince
by President Wilson to visit the
President in Washington
After his visit to Canada the prince
wm 20 20 Warrington for . few
days as . quasi OF the American Gov
ornmentv and later WIN make q brief
visit % New York. where he Will
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-07-24
UNCLAIMED BAGGAGE TO
BE AUCTIoNED At DEPOT

The Washington Terminal Company.
through J. L. wilkes. superintendent
and W. J. FittaIl. baggage agent. YES
terday fled a petition In the District
Supreme Court to be authorized to
conduct q public auction sale Of IN
claimed baggage and lost articles
now in their possession At the Union
Station.
Attorneys Hamilton & Hamilton ap-
pear for the petitioners.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-07-24
BOAT COMPANY SUSPENDS
ITS NORFOLK DAY TRIPS

The management OF the Washing
ton and Southern Navigation Com
pany announces that it has found it
necessary to suspend its regular ser
vice to Norfolk until further notice
This is due. it is explained, to the
inability OF its remaining boat, the
steamer Penn, to make schedule of
daily trips required. The PENIS
companion boat, the Lord Baltimore,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-07-24
Copyright 1VIS.
By R l. Gold6SFG

was recently withdrawn for over
hauling.
Efforts are now being made to re-
place these boats with suitable ves-
sells, at which time the service will be
resumed as before.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-07-24
USE MACHINE GUNS
IN BERLIN RIOTING
Copyright ISIS.
~ r. - oUH60erG

Rim. July 2<.-Daspite the
warning Of Minister OF Defense Noske
against the threatened demonstra-
lions OF the independent socialists,
the latter attempted to carry out
their plans, resulting Ia the use Of
machine guns by the government
forces.
Several persons were wounded and
4 number arrested
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-07-24

live on board the British battleship
Renown in New York harbor al
though still a guest Of the Govern
ment
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-07-24

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-29
BOY SCOUTS OF CITY
PLAN BIG FIELD DAY
Two hundred and FIFTY of Local Or
ganiLaiion Take Part In June
Program.

A. special meeting OF tho scout
masters council last night AZ scout
HEADQUARTERS. final plans w"r" dp-
proved for the hig annual demon r.
sirailon - be held at Convention hhII
June o. The event. which IL inc
flrst affair Of the KIND ever at
tempted IN Tulsa. will bc tho most
extensive scout denomination ever
held tn oklahoma. There are ~
scouts IN the city and all Will tdhN
part In the exhibition
Tho program az decided upon " ~
follows. MorFe code signalling hy
,roup 3. pyramid building by troop
d. Morse code signalling ny troop a.
tahlehu OF the scout laws by troop
Il. fAncu drlll by troop 7 fire build
ing without matches by troop y,
complcx cai.sthenics 10y troop 10,
signalling by troop Il,
wall sealing by troop II. two mass
stunts. setting up exercises ana Starr
drill by al scouts.
During the Victory loan drIya
those in charge hava been using
three scouts u day TO assist IN INC
work. These scouts are excused
from school only when their work Is
up and they have the consent OF 'he'r
parCn'a,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-29
FOUR SAILORS DROWN
IN OCEAN COLLISION
Motor Dory ~ Dcstruycr Goes Down
when hit ny I. =. steamer
Henley Near New York.

NEW YORK. Npm cs -Four
sailors Worc drowned early ihI'
morning when n motor dorv belong
iug TO the United states destroyer
Irll wHa sunk IN u collision with
tho t. x g Henley. according 10 an
official statement issued this after
noon from the officers ~ thc chief
~ STAFF of Rear Admiral Ashley
Robertson
The dory according 10 tn" ON
c.aI statement lc't the one Hum
ircd and Twenty ninth street land
inr stage on the Hudson river about
? o'clock with leave party of -
rucn belonging lu different oh ips
Tho dory'S engine hrokc down and q
strong tide wh.rlod her against m"
Henley. a destroyer Her side was
stove m ana she sank IN a couple
pf minutes.
The alarm was given hy the Hon
ley and scarchilghls from uoighhor-
ing warships Awcpt tho scene, Ten
OF fhc ~ occupants of the boat wcro
rescued by the crew Of the Henley
but two men from the Boll and two
from tho destroyer Harding could
not bc found. Tho names or the four
missing men are as yet unknawn.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-29
FORECL LOSURE OF LIENS
AGAINST 6 CARS ASKED

Asking foreclosure OF liens against
automobiles owned by the defend .
ants. which 1t il claimed remained
security for promissory notes made
IN the purchosc OF the cars, suit was
filed Monday In district court by
the Atlas securities company agsinst
slE defendants. purchasers Of care.
and the Hughes Motor company OF
this city. ~,
The plaintiff asks foreclosure OF
the lien against an automobile sold
by The Hughes company to A, l.. Hell,
In which an Indebtedness Of 1858. }
~ claimed against tho defendant
against r. II. Ecker In which
s6SI5O Is alleged 10 be due the
plalntff against william Walkcn-
shaw. indebted 10 the plaintiff IN tn"
sum OF tL02750, against Harold
Rose, in tho sum OF 84i1,lO. against
j. l.. Mason In the amount Of
S9b6.7d, against Fyerettc NJ. Wrinkle
in the sum Of S744,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-29
FRISCO LOST BAGGAGE,
CLAIM OF MISS KELLY
In suit Iilcd Monday Asks 5000 for
Clothes ana $500 for Worr,
and INpcnAs'.

Declaring cfEployca ~ tho defend
ant company allowed her baggage.
containing hor host clothing. iu bc.
come lusI nui as II. rrsul, the failure
~ m" ublnltf tp receive the LpE-
EtEc sur Wa begun In district court
Monday hy Margaret kclt against
tho FRISCO railroad ana walker -.
Hines. director general Of I.nItci
states rullWtya. lu which damages ~
500 atr asked for the loss ~ the
clothing and d,uaEca ~ 5000 fur
the trouble and expense 80 whl n
the plaintiff was Subjected IN her
seHrch Tor the lost baggage
The plaintiff Htatos in her rcii-
tIon thi' on December z. 1glS she
purchased ticket over the Frisco
railroad IRON Morris 10 Muskogoc.
the defendant company checking a
trunk and HuilcnHo presented hy the
plaintiff She states that she has
mover been able to GET poHscssio on
of tho baggage, tho rullrnaa com
panS admitting that the trunk ana
suitcase hnG IN some manner been
stolen while In custody Of the com
pAuy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-29
INGRAM PROGRAM LAST
NIGHT MUSICAL TREAT
singer Vim Ia Her Many Ncw
Admirers.


E.,u .I maturity. cu,orfu. through
Yp,l,,...,,,i,,y, and ......,,,,,.u.,,b ,u,
'''' VI ''''"r '"H''"" ''
S"ih,I With the AppuUr tlAD and
rn,ir .nImuaulr baritone. AricIls
Dickson. enchanted .th, musical r,Iut
uf Tull hsi u.ght AZ the Gtdu1
thoaIcI when 4 program ~ iur
tllrai uuaut,1 ua.'uI,r,d
,l. hrIof.. bat nm. ,upcnr,n.c
N.a ingram ha. appoar,I in this
a,lf,l .,I.,r,.4 fII above the fuuu
,4f expectations Df her many admir-.
,. urI spiritual ,aluo has Increased
and lu many pAp, h,r rendition
p,if.,,u tina dream of upun that
come. iD the ARTIST via, realizes M"
IufaugihIe worth NJ gIttiuCHs TulH
quhui, dominated iu tho iuirrprr.
,alou Of sheep and Lambs. by
Homer. ana an cuuhorc. "cnrs, IN
Flanders by ward stephens
Tho INST group gwen by tho art
IHt did not .,lbtalr. wI.h the iulcllor-
laI ana soul pnWtr thar Hu con-
,rollod tt, olnrr numbers For time
her runo, 4,rmrd mraIl.. but when
.n, hau her machine under way
,nru over, phrase ahs marked with
IL color and emotion all It's own The
.Nfn. .Amo.r from SampaDu ana
DsIIah wa po,y,rfu aud well &C..
.rncl and Hopak was grraP and q
wonderful arIrriion for tho tyne Of
yo,ro that the ARTIST Possesses
Mia Ntrgtrci VIuEuId. local art.
lgi and n,tDnptnIsr 10 Miss Ingram.
rrovcd h,rrr.f The canal Of any a..
,omuau,.t VINO has appcarcd IN
Tulsp
Tho Aruo.l, ruh coyorcd itself
with GLORY and Robert Botgc Carson.
the dIrrrtoi shovpd himself master
nf tufr,pI,t.,t.nn I'm tho shadiuu Of
riaut sIphiIryr and tho dramatic
dr,rIopu,nt of ''Thc viking Song"
ArtrIl, Dlckgon need, no comment
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-29
Women, Boy and
Pistol Figure in
This Court Case

Mrs Joe Ctrlrilp. tried hcfuto
the county court Monday on tho
Charge ol pointing a deadly weapon
at her u"ighhur Mrs &. "
hnuwlrs, wts found not guIliy hy
ttg jury. nit'r a oousHrrd 81
the evidence for fsc winul'H
Mrs knowles claimed that th"
defendant pointed q revolver bt
tho complainant on the afternoon
uf NpriI a. Euth women i've
~ th' 100 block on NorIh Frisco
avenue.
Nj. Cnsicllo explained mat she
was. compelled to dofrrd h,r'lf
from Mrs Knowles. Nhu purnIod
the defendant 10 the hi'rr'o home,
after a n'tgnbufhuud Gutrr,. uir-
ing out NJ thv whipping uf the DE-.
fCuduuts small snu bN Mrs
knowles Tho jury upheld Mira
tHstollpH contention that she htd
rlEh' IL make q Hhuw ur fore"
when Mrs knUw',e attempted 10
enter m" defendants home lri,r
having been warned To remain
away
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-29
NANSEN'S FOOD PLAN
IS MEETING FAILURE
Tropo-S,l Ia S,rd rood Not Taken ~
kindly by Nnti-BolshcNl~ta VINO
Say II prolongs Red Power.
LENINE NOT YET REACHED
Difficulty Is Experienced IN 'ctiihE
Into Contact Withc icad"r--N no"
Plan NAV Inll Through

b1 Ihr AsfntlHi'h IfFN
PARIS, April 2N Dr. FnlIj"f
NAnsen's plan fnr the ncutraa to
supply food 10 Moscow and I'i'o
grad ~ apparently making h"''
headwuy A. yot ho has been un'h'o
10 communicate with Nlhuiu l"h'ht,
the boIshc,ik pr,luIrr OF Russia. and
the opposition to the plan .hW"nE
the Russians here as representatives.
OF tho anti bolsb'NIk governments
and In the French pres, IL becoming
pronounced.
Tho Russian representatives. ln''f'
that the armies wht.h are hn" NAV
ing an excellent showing again" me
bolsheVIk should not ho hhud'r
capped hy movements wh..h irnl ''
encourage the bouIno troops h'
bolshcvtk urcmicr.s reported "iIhnf
ness to recognize foreign debts 1ul
10 grant concessions In confederation
oof receiving food supplies bnl ''ht
ing hostilIoa iE being hkcn' hN 'N'
RuSsianA here ns 4 dlHilh'i hdiNiH
sion Of Wsakpcss They urro 'nhl
plans for tupplyiug food ia h"Nh'N'N
Russia would only prol"uE inc ~
tendency of loninc and his col
leagues and prevent speedy T'Hlnf
alton Of normal conditions
Tho defeat 81 tho bplshoyiN nt
Kiey. in tho ArChansgl section ON
the Baltic front and along tho Two
branches Of tho trans siberian rail.
road is regarded 10y Nicholas
Tschaikovsky head of the provl-
slonal government ~ northern Rus.
sla. and his associates as proof ,hhi
transportation facilities are fnilins
the hnlsh6Nki and that that they are
no longer able to shin their armies
oulrllv enough To meet attacks.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-29
Mondays Marriage Icnccses.

Marriage licenses we're issued to
the following Monday by the clcrk
OF the district court,
Jack y. RldEen, 81. Broken Ar
row, and Nilva J. Le Gron. 20.
Tulsa. Charles +. Wallace. II, and
Marie Wilcox. 10, Tulsa; II, Z.
Chadwick. so, and Rosa Hill. 26.
Tulsa; John n Woodford, 10, and
Myrtle l.. Fonrs. rs. West Tulsa /;
Albert Washington. 80. and Ada
Anderson. 20, Ayant. Alfred Bruin.
81, Tulsa, and Olive Anderson, 10,
Sapulpa. !, Il Paris. 81, Tulsa. and
Agatha Dial, 81. Tar River
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-29
OKLAHOMA OIL COMPANY
PERMIT ORDERED REVOKED

CHICAGO. AprL 2S.--Assistant
Attorney General Il. s. Prultt OF i'll-
uols received notice today from sec
rttary of state Emerson that the
blue sky permit OF tho southern
oklahoma Oh X Development Co.
has been revoked.
Thu revocation. according 70 lhe
letter WAS based on tho view OF lhe
state department at Springfield thtt
the company paid ms hlgh as ~ per
cent com Missions TO stock salehm'h'
paid dividends which did not come
Prom earnings and paid salaries not
authorizcd by the permit Other
alleged irregularities also were
charged.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-29
BARTLeSVILJE CITIZENS
WON OVER BY ROBERTSON

BARTLEsVuLt, Aprll rs. -
Governor Robertson addressed
large audience OF husip~As men ana
farmers at tho Odcon thcaicr thl'
afternoon. arriving here over the
KATY from Oklahoma city at ~
ana left Immediately ny autompb'l
for Nowata, where he speaks to-
night. lilo left m one OF tho worst
transforms OF the season. The speak
e~ c1plainod the provisions or the
,tato road bond bin and answered
many questions His address was
well received and he cleared many
objections that had been made 10
Inc measure A large delegation
nom Nowata. Delaware and Lcnhpah
cgmc hero to hear the address ana 10
-. IA, gpyprpOr To kn%ata
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-29
IA MEN SENT TO ARMY
FROM TULSA IN A WEEK

Col II. s. Tindlc. IN charge OF the
recruiting in tho west. visited the
local recruiting offices OF the United
States army at Second and Boston
last Friday and compllmented the
men in charge upen the e1celient
showing they have been making in
getting men for all branches OF the
army,
The following men were sent away
last week.
Alvin l.. AshbouEh. Tulsa, Cnas'
artillery, william Pike. Tulsa. coast
Alillery; Simon r buchanan Yale,
coast artillery; Walter r.. Griffin,
Tulsa, mir service, Irwin Davis Cher
okoe. Charles IS WoRt, Glenpooi;
Arthur " Boycrs. Sapulpa, infantry
Ralph Collier Tulsa. field artillery
Cecll A. Ashley. p-- Moincs Iowa,
air service, Guy l.. Williams. collins
vile field artillery Gustavc a.
Sahmi Collinsvillc, coast artillery;
clyde ". Deuce, IANaca, Ark. in
fnntryS otto A. Young, tollinsvllic,
coast artillery. Cecil -. Coopcridgc.
McAlester, air service.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-29
SMALLPOX VICTIMS
NOT IN QUARANTINE
Twenty five Cases at Garden n,
Alone. Says County Wclfar
Worker.

That there are IS cases OF an,
pox at Garden City. Tulsa subo, /
not under quarantine and that H.,
Of the diseased persoG- daily al
visiting Tulsa, was the s,aten,,
made by Miss Betty Bittcx. cnpr,
welfaIe worker, to Tho World ,.1
terdHy, Smallpox there has reach,
the epidemic stage" said Miss p,1
tex, who discovered the contuia.]
during her activities IN tho recsn
cleanup campaign Miss Btto1 ,i'l
says there "A number Of smaIIno,
patients in West Tulsa, but thai ~,
conditions are much better than \
Garden city.
Or. n. T., Capps. county health ,d
ficer. could not be located by TIL
world last night II Is not knovl
whether the conditions at Gard,|
City have been reportel to him
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-29
FILES SUIT TO COLLECT
ON PR0MISS0RY NOTE

Sui, TO collect the sum NJ f73Sbo,
alleged to be due tho pluintlN on
promissory notes made by tho de-
trndart IN tho purchase of an auto
mobile. was flied in district court
Monday by tho Commercial Invest
ment 4 Trust Go. against Leo q.
Horner and tho Welsh McNul'y MO
tor company
T'Nc plaintiff alleges Iiorn"r, on
june %. 1917. made seven notes ot
tlOj each and one Of f9N, IN pay
ment for car, purchased from inc
motor company Later the motor
company endorsed the noteR and
lransfcrred them to the plniniitf
truH company. The latter claims
there is atill due on The notes '66'0O
and attorney fees of 10 per cent
making q total equal to lhe amount
named In the suit,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-29

counsel for tho construction OF
TuIsa's master organ. has becn in tho
city several days studying this. con
strucilon Of tho Austin ana from a'l
accounts has tho mechanics wei IN
hand.
Tue orga niHt win be assisted In his
recital uy tbo Mcndc Spnhn club from
tho nlgh school In several commun-
Iiy songs. and four other numrrrA.
Including ~ Spinning Chorus
from the r,ylnR Duichman. conv"n.
u0u' Imll VIII be opened 10 all oiti-
LIug - Tulm ana there nrC t. he
no charges. Tho doors viii close
promptly at II.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-29
Ayiators hit Storm.

FORT WORTH Texas, April ~ -
Mai r. {. MacCaulay. who started
from Fort worth yesterday In an at.
tempted one day fteht TO New York.
but who was compelled to land be-
cause ~ a storm encountered on the
Arkansas llnc, announced today that
he would again attempt the flight
next week, Major MacCHulay ck-
poets TO leave Fort worth after
breakfast and cot his dinner that
evening IN New York,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-29
GARAGE MEN USED CAR,
CLAIMS BESSIE ROGERS

Alleging the dcfendanta or thcir
cmploycS made use Of Au automobile
loft for repair TO the great damage
of the car, suit was flied by BESSIE
Rogers against &. \. S'offer ana &.
y Schooley. doing business as the
Hobart garage, In district court
Monday In which tho plaintiff ask
damages o: t325.7j.
The plaintiff claims that on Feb
ruary -. she had the car taken
to tho garage to have tho timing
gears adjusted. Later. she states,
shc learned tbAt 1be defendants or
their agents Mad made use OF the
car without her permission. break %
ing tho crank shaft. repairs on which
have cost hor the amount Of ds images
asked I'm tho suit. O.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-29
ARRESTED FOR THEFT
or OIL AND GAS LEASE.

Charged with stealing an oil and
Eas lease from hs emp ploycrs In
this city, Il. j. Waugh Is under arrest
IN Kansas City, awaiting transporta-
ton TO Tulsa county for trial
An information was filed In the
court OF Justice 8. &. MaNey on
April IA. accusing Waugh with steal
ing lease to 1 400 acres OF Ed
wards county Texas. land, valued at
$500, from the Suickman on Il GaH
association, The complaint was
flied by G. &. bennett, 266 New
Daniels building. an agent OF the
firm.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-29
SUIT FOR 1000 FILED
AGAINST FRED G. SHAW

suitto recover 5. 900 and 400 at.
torney fees, alleged 10 bo due the
plaintiff OF account for furnishing
the defendant two heating boilers
was fllcd In district court Monday
by The Hunter Heater company OF
Hannibal, Mo, against Frod q
Snaw
Tho pialntiff claims tho boilers
were furnished November %. 1918
on order Of tho defendant II IN
furthc" claimed that the plaintiff
has mortgage ON the premiseg dos
cribed at nl6 south Boulder Avenue,
ana the sourt Ia asked TO foreclose
the mortgage In sausfaction Of the
Alleged debt.