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The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-06-25
City Hall, Columbus, Miss,
June Is, 1919.
Called Meeting.

Council met pursuant to call. Pres
ent: d. S. McClanahan, mayor, G. Y.
Banks, L. w. Stevens, L. A. Vaughan,
f. f. Chappell, J. B. Love and s. M.
Nash, councilmen.
On motion, duly seconded, it was
ordered that the second and third
parts of notice of the sale of the city
bonds for street improvements, adopt
ed at the June 18th, 1919, meeting
be amended so as to read as follows:
Therefore, notice is hereby giyer
that sealed bids will be received until
8 O'Clock p. m. of Wednesday, July
10th, next, by the Mayor and City
Council, for the sale of Fifty Thou
sands ($5O,OOOOO) Dollars of seria
bonds of said City, for the purpose
specified.
Said bonds will be in denominations
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-06-25

If it's chicken salad, phone lat.
Trippett's.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-05
STATE HEADQUARTERS OPEN
FOR VICTORY LOAN DRIVE

OKLAHOMA CITY Aprl
Permanent headquarters were oatah-
lished this morning for the state
committee of NJ" Victory Liberty
loan - the corner uf Main aud
BroldWtE rho organization is
progressing rapidly. according TO 20
porte received from all parts uf the
STATE only thre" counties remaining
uuOrRsnIzed today
y. H. Granam state chairman,
spent The day a. TuIHA whorr hr "a .
dressed II meeting OF hankers Of thlt
dlstrlC' " NJ Morris. state secretary
ot the war savings stamp committee
and executive secretary tal pEe state
committee has moved his hcadluir-
'rru from huskogce
Ralph Talbot, state chairman Of
the speakers bureau IL teekins
pledges from every il"aicr and NOV r
Ing picture show in the state IN
Governor r. L williams. & g.
Zacharlnr Of Enid. and carl Wi
Iums Of Oklahoma ctr have been
added 10 the state comA ,1ee..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-05
TIME TO CALL HALT
DECLARES JOHNSON
win Officials In Europr Govern
mont Lays In Duty says ,allfnr-
nian In Public Statement
CARE FOR HOME PROBLEMS
business Cannot Rcrumc Normal
Conditions Account Of Washing.
toni Unemployment Increase.

WASH NGTON, April i-l' rging
that Americans awake 10 lnc prob
lems confronting the country SEN
ator johnson Of California, In a
statement issued tonight declared.
We've been afflicted with mental
far-sightcdncss since the signing OF
tho armIsucc and unable to 500 and
care TOR tho iIls and Problems Of
our own
"Our demoblIizcd soldiers ask only
Justice and work and get neither '
declared his statement "Our ordin-
AIRY business Iags and because Of the
governments inactivity or indiffer-
encr can nor rcsume its normal con
dltlunS Unemployment increases
daily and foreign agitators play upon
distress and discomfort
- We are under the spell ~ world
hypnutlHm. unconscious Of what In
trauspiring about us. Our cummut-
ing government hOvers around l9u-
ropCan uHpstils hasklnR In the sun-
light Of foreign AdulatiOn. Tho prcH-
ideut * IN Paris, the secretary of
state there. the secretary " IA" navy
in Italy. the secretary OF war on his
way 10 Europe, the heads NJ various
administrative departments are
scattered east and west and north
and south In Europe there's no
body home In America
1T has become a reproa'h In
many quarters now to think iu terms
NJ America for America first It's
Time to cry u halt TTtH make II
respectable to be American again"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-05
PACIFIC OFFERS REJECTED
Western Coast Proposals Are
Declared Unsatisfactory
By Ship Officials.
NEW AWARDS COME LATER
Only 100000 Barrels In
H. cluded in First Announce
ment; Used on Vessels

WASHINGTON AprN Com
tracts for 100000 barrels OF fuel
oil for deliver at Atlantic aud gulf
ports during the next ~ months
were awarded today by the shipping
board All bids for Pacific coast
delivery were rejected AZ unsatis-
afctory
Contracts were entered into with
the Standard OH company OF New
Jersey for 100000 barrels. dclv-
cred at New York, 1900 600 bar.
rols a. Norfolk, ana 500 0OO barrels
a, Baltimore, and with the Standard
oil company Of Louisiana for 1000
coo barrels delivered at New or
leans
The price at all three Atlantic
porta for "R" grade, wharf or tank
delivery. was {i.lj per barrel, and
for delivery barge within harbor
limits. 81 %: for "C' grade, wharf
or tank delivery f09S and for
delivery NV barge sos The New
Orleans price FOR "B'' grade. barge
delivery. was S09T. and &C" grade.
barge delivery. $3.50, no prices be
ing named for whrf or tank delivery.
All prices become Cffeatiyc tOmor.
row
The shipping board late IN Fehru-
ary invited bids for total OF "a
0OO, 900 barrels OF fuel oil for the
year beginning March :. Contracts
let today are the first Of these bids
to he accepted Additional contracts
are to he let for Atlantic and Rult
coast delivery. ms well "a large con-
tracts for delivery on the Pacific
coas'. Panama and Honolulu.
OIL for ships IN the past has been
purchased by the private COM
panies operating the vessels for the
shipping hoard. but by the letting Of
bulk contracts. board officials be-
liovc a substantial saving may be
made and q supply uf oil guaran-
tecd which will do much To aid the
new American merchant marine In
meeting the competition Of the ton.
mage OF other nations Most ~ the
new American chips are oil burning
while foreign craft for the most part
use coal as fuc..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-05
RETURNED SOLDIERS
HONORED AT DINNER
Petroleum club Gives Banquet for
1ulsans Hack From War---Many
ON List Of Guests.

THE best time | ever had in my
life" was heard on every side by
both guests and hosts alike, when
speaking OF the reception and dinner
given by the oil men OF the city In
honor OF tho returned enlisted men
last night AZ the Petroleum club
Tho guest list. owing to the limited
seating capacity OF the club. was
limited TO the returned enlisted Of
ficers, and those present ware MAJ.
G + hopkins Mai. A. J.oNiles, Capt.
Roger sherman. capt. J. X. Cleary
Capt. Wright @. Baker. capt. John
Rogers. Lieut.. Jack porter, Lieut..
Homer Gray, Lieut., Joe X Barker.
Lieut.. Ralph H. Berry, Capt. Losisr
~ H. LnntZ. Lieut. ]. 4. Shea, Capt
Harry Harley and Lieut. II. A
Reynolds
The dinner wA all that the Pctro.
leum club h famous for. and was
appreciated most thoroughly by the
mon who have been denied the pleas
ures OF real American cooking during
their service overseas, and ~ the
conclusion Of most enjoyable SEES
sion with tho ~, Mihiel steaks
'ArRounc salad, etc nttIngB
brought 10 "a close with Victory
cheese and toasted crackers
r.. ". Perry. ot the Cosden on &
Gas Co. took the role Of master OF
ceremonies, and I'm a few words for
mally welcomed tho returned heroes
In the name OF the of fraternity. and
after paying them du" tribute, pre-
scented the well known veteran. Ma
a i Miles who has been in the
country's service tor Fl years
Major Niles disclaimed all credit,
but paid a pretty tribute 10 the civil.
iaus ana tho women I'm particular.
who ala the war work 20 nobly. hero
a. home. stating that they were the
real winners of the ultimate yletorl
Maj e. =. Hopkins. well known
railroad man. gave a most interest
ing talk ON the railway system OF
France. during the wars His talk,
however did not cONrr the subject
ri the women OF France. for diplo.
matte reasons
Lieut. Ralph II Berry made an
amusing little talk on HIS export
cnoos, after which Lieut. j : shea
stated thal the thing that was Of
m ost interest 20 him while iu France,
WAS the much sought after American
CcSIiSuEp Oh PAGEiFIyE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-05
JUDGES GUESTS OF
TULSA BAR TONIGHT
BANQUET In Honor Of Incoming and
Outgoing United States District
Judges.

ono hundred and twenty y-fyc plates
have been reserved for 'ho banquet
al tho krtrhum hopl az ii5o O'Clock
tonighitu ho given by tho Tulsa iiar
association 10 honor ~ Judge t. l.
Williams Of the United states dis
trict court aud his predecessor
Judge Ralph r.. Campbell of this
city
Among the guests will he Judge
william e.. HOOK. ~ IN" United states
circuit court az 81 Louis "a Judges
y f. Mcneil Robert " Nalney
ana j. r sharp OF tho wato su-
premc court Hon. Safe Gibson, o,
MuskoEce. ana Judges Of the local
courts
Tho hour NJ the banquet ha, been
deferred ono hour 10 enable Judge
Hook 10 reach the city from Mus
kogcc. lie and Judge williams VIII
arrive on the ~, Midland valley
train
Preston r Wr-, OF Tulsa. will,
preside as 'oJS muster a. tho din
ncr and addresses will b" made boy
the guests and prominent nieWhers
OF the Tulsa bar.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-05
SAY TIME NOW AT HAND
Visiting Body Hears Officials
View Obstacles of Few
Years Ago Past.
HARRISON FAvORS ACTION
Governor-General of Islands
Affirms Readiness for
Self-Government.

WASHINGTON. April MEM
bera OF the special mission OF the
Philippine legislature here seeking
immediate Independence for tho
islands. were told today by Secretary
Baker that he spoke President Will
sons mind when he said he believed
tho time had come 10 grant the com
plete Independence desired by the
Filipino people.
The war secretary also said he be-
lleved tho mission would be able TO
carry home word that the American
people loved liberty too dearly 10
deny II TO others.
II. read n letter left by President
Wilson when he went TO Europe.
expressing tho hope that the mission
would result In bringing about the
desirable ends set forth In the joint
resolution OF the Legislature"
Francis Burton Harrison. govern
or-general OF the Philippines. fol-
lowed MIR, Baker with the state
ment that HIS experience In the
Islands had convinced him that the
obsta cles to independence that APP
peared to exist a few years ago had
been cleared away.
The mission. including 40 proml.
h''' Ahbb'oH b'h DH uanuyl
Queson. president OF the senate, upon
being received IN Secretary Bakers
office today, presented formal
memorial asking independence and
pointing particularly TO tho record or
the Philippines in the great war.
Secretary Baker recounted tbs
history, OF tho transition In the reia-
TONS between the American govern
ment and tho lslads from the time
OF the esta bllshment OF the lnllitAry
government to the present, The
island people areNnow virtually indc-
pendent he said the only liuk being
the American governor general and
the most binding ties. that OF
affection.
Mr., baker urged the mission 20
visit many American citlea before
Il went backo Not only was he
anxious. he said, for them to see I'D
know what Americans we're iulng
ana thinking. but he wanted the
American people to see and x loR
the manner OF men the island gov
ernment selected for such n great
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-05
ALLIES GIVE ATTENTION
10 DISTURBING REPORT

PARIS, Aprl The situation
In the Arrhangci region In uorth'
'rn Russia has been forciblN
brought To- the attention of the
peace conference by the publicn-
tion in Paris Of the British state
ment that the troops In the Mur-
mansk and ArehAngcl districts
were In danger puf determination
unless they were speedily rein
forced
Brig Gen. W l., Richardson.
L. S A. IL on his way to takc
command Of the American forces
IN north Russia and is expected 20
reach Murmausb with 200 soldiers
in "A few days There ID apparently
no change, however, In the hvowcd
intention 10 take the American
truQps out of the region at the
earliest possible date. Gen. TaEkcr
II. Bliss and other American rep
rcseniatiVcs here, while admitting
the gravity OF the situation. are
inclined 10 believe that the troops
at distant outpOsts can retreat. II
necessary, before an advance by
the bulshcviki Az -trmOred trains
are available for all the Americans
In the region south OF ArChangel
and MurUHusk
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-05
Rai1bOW Division viii Start
. HOmeWard Journey Sunday

WASHINGTON. April Assign
ment OF the complete Forty y-ecc.nd
Ralnb0w division TO early convoy
home was announced today by the
war department
The official announcement names
officially the following units OF the
Forty-EcCond: Headquarters and
headquarters troops l49th 150th
and i5lst machiu" gun baitallone
g8rd infantry brigade headquarters
l65ih and l66th infantry. san infan-
try brigade headquarters. l3sth
tprohnhy error In transmission and
should bc lG7thl. and lGSth infarp
try. G1th field arillcrv brigade
headquarters. lAsth. l50th and l5lst
field artillery. 1lT'h engineers and
train. field signal battalion. train
headquarters and military police.
supply train. sanitary train and am
uunilion train only the hospital
units are missing from The list
Al the same time the following ad-
d.tlOull units were announced as on
the early convoy schedule. Bakery
companies Nos ass and 3gS. cvacua-
ton hosStal No. is; air service, cas-
usl company No a.
shoutl n be decided finally that
the For'y-second8 division cannot be
paraded In the capital without hold
ing men from. many states iu N"
army too long. Mi Baker indicated
that national parade With the first
OregulaD division. or possibly both
m, FIRST and second divisions. The
second including the marine brigade.
would be arranged later when me
army of occupation vas Withdrawn
from Europe
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-05

~ The Associated Press
SOBLENZ, THURSDAY April 5
The Forty second division !s all
packed up and awaiting the final or
der. "all aboard Tor home Tho
first train with troops from this di-
vision on board is scheduled 20 leave
Ahrweiler sunday morning The per-
Eonnel on this train Will consist OF
the division headquartcrs STAFF ana
several smaller unitE. Two trains Will
leave Sunday afternoon and four
daily thereafter for six days n"
transportation officers figure on an
average Imo schedule from the
Rhine TO Brert OF 90 hours
Official cornIzanco has been taken
by the Third army Of the Increased
ypirii OF cnmity shown hy civilians
against Americans ln Tho occupied
area. Thursdays Intelligence sum
mary saws OF this condition.
There ia considerable feeling
against our strict enforcement OF 'h"
civilian circulation regulation The
summary adds further along
This Is especially so with r"i"r-
ence In the circulation Nru IN" '"i'
bank of the Rhine between m" sew
eral occupied territories
The Third army has granted spe-
claI permission TO number OF con-
rressmen 10 address such OF ih"lr
constituents a. they fud among the
divisions i'm the occupied zone
Conrressmer who arrived during
the DAY include .,.
iaron " Summers. Texas, W N.
tam " Hastings. oklahoma. and
Iadlslas Iazaro. Louisiana.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-05
TAG SALES RUNNING
BELOW GOAL FIXED
tuberculosis Workers Get Only
$500 In Two Days Hard
Canvassina.

About one-fifth OF the anticipated
total had been subscribed in the
m'mbrrship campaign OF the Tulsa
l4beloIloeis association up to and
including Wednesday night. The
goa set WAS $4,000 and when a to-
td' was taken Friday night II was
round hat only $1,000 hsd been
turned in.
This represents the entire sub
sc1plons from both residence and
'huSinhss districts The rcsidence sec
N"n was canvassed both Thursday
ana Friday and booths were oper-
N'd a, principal street corners and
IN public hWldingr
\" attempt was made 10 conceal
we dIsippo ntment at headquarters
IN ne war savings stamp bank At
fonr'N and Main street Friday night
Nhrn The total was found TO hb 10
shal. The lowest possible estimate
't 'nr Thursday and Friday com
u'h'd hv those connected with the
vinpalcn was 5000. or exactly one
Wlrl ~ tho $4,000 expected as n
vass
\ number Of workers In both resi-
o'nNe districts and at booths ware
discouraged when they quit Friday
nth. They had met with 80 many
''I''s and so much silence on the
par ni those solicited that their pa
'h'' was almost exhausted. APP
p'F'Nuy pedesrians and those Nv
".s 10 ne residence section have not
'a.''ed hat The workers are do
u'NhR their time and their work In
Ut, 'aus" ot stamping out tuber-
.II'-'s els" they would show a
sai'r disposition when asked.
workers. around the booths re-
poI'"I number OF trying expert
,,wr'S ono woman kept figures men
'.F and estimates that only one
S2' ont NJ cvory 40 solicited
!!s,hrd and gave his dollar. Most OF
Wv. t o'her 20 passed the workers
'.h'Ai so much as wQrl or else
',' curt refusal which carried
- j., keen discourasemcnt for the
~, only luncheon OF the campaign
:, n' hcli in the main dining room
v.,I II'plel Tuba Saturday noon. There
oe lots OF pep FOR distribution
ho mo workers and plans will
y, A,ussed for carrying the cam
-. 80, '" IL successful conclusion sat
.r1ay night
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-05

ny The Associated Press
PARIS, April I t--Beigium's case
has been laid before the peace con-
ference by tho most distinguished ad q.
Nocate HelRium could have choser n .
King Albert has been In Paris Tor
the past three days, end In numerous
conferences with tho reprcs. tatives
OF the great powers he has outlined
tho needs Of his country and told OF
the steps that must he taken II Hell
Elum Is 10 be restored King Albert
had long conversation with presl-
dent Wilson. col Edward NJ. House,
Premiers Clemenceau and David
Lloyd George, These conyersat Il ons
ied up 10 his appearance before the
council OF four today,
Promises Unavnillng.
mcm mbcr3 OF the Belgian peace
hcleEation told the Associated Press
today that, ahorn OF all It's diplomatic
niceties, what King Albert told. the
councll might be summarized flus.
me tlmo OF promises has passed. II
act
The Associated Press a nbrS 10
s,"te ,hht three Questions OF vital
'l,r,ndIalo importance TO the re.
nhnolally. economically and no.
ntichlly were discussed The fi,,t
question was the immediate advance
To Belgium Of about iOOO6 000
francs, the second, the expectation 10
leiglum from England and the
hiteh states OF raw materials, and
me thlrd tho ccasion To Belgium OF
me Ieu bank OF the LEscnut river
ana the Lemberg peninsula.
Funds Needed.
The first Item represents the
value OF German marks left In cir.
culatlon In belgium, After the de.
phrture OF the Germans the min.
lHtry OF finance sent out an urgent
chll To holders OF the marks 10 de.
post them In tho banks. The
amount is estimated to be- about
100000, ,oOD. and II had been the
governments intention to redeem
them AT tho par value Of ono frame.
20 confines. Belgium was not pre-.
pared for tho avalanche OF marks
that resulted. Eight billion marks
passed through the banks windows
'iA' NV NhuIlN ne bhnkS were uf
hbl" 10 redeem this amount Of paper
ana d"poEitOfs were merely given
receipts. stating that certain
amount OF marks were held to their
credit until such time M financial
arrangements could hr made to re-
imhurse them
The payment ~ an immediate In
domni,y by Germany was relied upon
10 enable the payment for these de-
posltH. Tho indemnity thus far has
ihlied 60 materiEliLe DepoAltors
cannot draw against these credits.
Win the result that some 10000
600 600 francs are Idle. az the |
banks are paying no interest on such |
deposits
Tho importation Of raw materials |
a said 10 he Indispensable to tho re
Tioyug ~ Belgium from tho eco
nprn!c standpoint
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-05
BOLsheUistS Beaten
4 Times in Attacks;
Take YankS out Soon

LONDON. April Tho bolsho-
VIZ, In attacks east of iIolshoin.
pzrra, were defeated hy the allied
forces fouE times on March 81 nnd
once on April 1 according 10 an
official statement issued today on
operations IN north Russia
Tho LOSSES OF the enemy were
considerable, while the allied cas-
unltcs were slight, the statement
adds
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-05
Oklahoma Men Who Win
Crosses Are Back Home

NEW YORK, April 4.-.On the
Arizonan, which arrived today, were
two oklahoma men who wore u. ~
G. Seigt C. w, Allen or Durmord,
Okla. led his platoon against Ger
man machine gun nest. bringing back
six prisoners and two guns, and Iri-
vate Edgar Pennington of Altus,
Okla, was decorated for rescuing
wounded officers under FIRE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-05
ASKS RECONSIDERNTT
OF ANTITRUST LAWS.

WASHINGrON, April 4.--Recon.
slderatlon by congress OF all anti
trust legislation is recommended By
the chamber Of commerce OF the
lnited states as the result OF ref.
erendum vote OF Its affliltcd trade
and commercial organizations.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-05
SONurTS IN HUD NPIST
KEpORIED IN SpLII.

By the "A ESociAted Press
VIENNA. via Copenhagen. April
A disagreement has occurred in
the soviet government In budapest
which has led TO the formation OF a
stlll more radical wing Of the com
munist party according 10 the
RciChspost
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-05
PtDERFW SkI EXPECTED
IN PARIS TODAY.


BY The Associated Press
PARIS. April 4--lGnlrc Jan
Padercwski, the Polish premier, is
expected to arrive in Paris Saturday,
accompanied by j. j Noulens ana
the other members OF the allied mis-.
sion which recently went To- Warsaw
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-05
ITALIAN TRANSPORT
SINKS ON HITTING NINE.

PARIS. April 4-The Italian
transport UmhrIa. with 1000 officers
and soldiers on board, bound from
Venice to Tripoli. has struck "A mine
and sunk. according To adviccs from
Bart. Italy, quoting newspapers Of
that city Several on board were
Killed and 100 injured
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-05
Place Rig Mutton Order.

CHICAGO. April i.-The govern
mont is IN the market for S.130,0oO
pounds of lamb II was learned TO-DAY
ut the stock yards the first time
since the government began making
large wartime purchases thnt It has
sought any very considerable guam
tity Of lamb or mutton.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-05

PARIS. Arri / Lieutenant Brps-
sotrot a French aviator. yesterday
"Ncoll"d his feat OF Tuesday when he
reached nn altitude OF NOR" than
20 coo fo"' ~ large French bi.
plane. Yesterday he asrondcd 10 bc-
tween 10000 and 25.QOV feet with
l3 passcugcfA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-05

LONDON, April t.--Thc Paris
correspondent OF tho Daily Tclc-
graph wirc- that hb Ia able 20 -sa,e
on the highest authority that by
next Sunday n complete agreement
win have been reached by the
council OF four.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-05
WIRE BRIEFS
ANNOUNCEMENT OF OIL
SALE MADE OFFICIALLY.

LONDON, April 1T IL Officially
announced that the Royal Dutch
Shell oil interests have acquired con.
troll Of the Mexican Eagle oil com
pany.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-05

WASHiNGTON. April I Comp
trollcr Of the Currency Williams to-
day announced receipt of applicH.
ton for charter from tho lrirAt
National Bank Of Rcd oak, ~ a
capital ~ $4,000
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-05
Wis NiNinn Innrn ncnh

y vivian Langc, daughter OF
d,.a lanr". bO2 North Cheyenne.
S,o, ,. 'ncal hospital Friday after.
ee n" funeral arrangements will
'' announced later.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-05
British Authority Says
Peace Treaty May Be
Signed Wednesday.
HEAR BELGIAN CLAIMS
King Albert Presses for
Early Payment and
Allied Aid.
TIME OF PROMISE PASSES
Council Must Now Act;
Left Bank of River
L'Escaut Asked.
TIME OF PROMISE PASSES

PARIS, Aprii i.--Thc opinion
was cspr's-cd tonight b, n ~.
sponsibic british authority that the
peace treaty would lie ready for
signing by "Wednesday next,