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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-04
JAMES E. DEyNE RETIRES
FROM DRUG BUSINESS
AFTER LONG SERVICE

% =. .. Fletcher Of Aagusta-Mr.
Devins Has Beer n Business -
Years enc Will Take tine Rest
Whse, He Feels He r4as EARNED
With the sale last week. by James
E Devlne. Of his drug store At e4b
water street an his retirement
1rufn business. there reEires from the
active Lie of Water street one Of is
veteran BUSINESS men in the drug
trade. Mr. Devine has been engaged
during the past - years In COM
pounding prescriptions and doing
the various other things that come
in1o the life Of the druggist. but
now he has decided a give r al 10
and take a rest which ne thinks ne
has earned
M Dev.ne has been N business
since June a. Eta. when he bought
Out r Va kinsman. VIM was then
II business three doors south OF the
Cury House. N Lne sznre now known
rs the Brw6irch d Webster store
Mr. Devine embarked In business
under the firm name Of games 4.
Derine & Co, and announced hls
purchase IN q rwo-coiunn adv in
the Ksnnebec journal Of the above
dan
After conducting BUSINESS n the
as,uvs store To- four peR-s M De-
vine purchased the Tftcurnb & Durr
stnre tnew the Congnlin stores. and
where Jot- Cuughlin worked cbr
him as clerk for rive years. AT the
end Of which time he took Mr..
Cough;ln in with him as half owner
under t@s lame OF Devine L.
Coughlin. iris partnership cun-in-
uea for Il wears. AT the END OF thar
time Mr. Devine sold his interest IN
the business and purchased the old
Eben Fuller drug store. which was
n part az what Is nUw the Bussel
d Weston c.. srure-
This store Mr.. Dewtne conducted
fcr fur years and imam disposed II
L 60 becone trreresre6 u . chain
Of srrres n Brunswick. RockianG
anc CalRis. After SispuHtng az
these stores he bought TIM store II
eae Ware- street, which he has just
disposed OF altar having conducted
Il t1r the past - years and has d.
cified % retire frum bustnesa-
Mr.. DeTine caatms tnac ha has
bean Interested in more retail drug
stores than any man N Maine. Dur
ing these wears. he said. Saturday,
II speaking Of the business he has
probably compounded millions OF
prescriptions. but that he has yet 70
make his first mistake. In retiring
Mr. Dexine Eaid that he wiii pronab-
~ pass the greater part of his time
with his two dangnters, Mrs. r. Il.
Folsom CT Swampscut, Mass. and
Mrs. J. 5. Chadbourne Of Beverley.
Mass.
OF the new prupristnr Of the stare
At 40 Water street. Fremont 3.
Fletcher Of this city. who assumed
charge On Saturday, Mr. pevine said
that he wiEhad 20 give him . MOST
hearty recommendation - q campe-
tsnt and reliable druggist. and names
that those who have basn friau1s
us the sSnre in thu pasr VIII eFztfan-
ase 70 sarruniHs = nnl1nr -
prupr1nxnr
-. - NInH - . 1MEI AAa
- - Edwnrd I'm Summary
--E1------.as-- 49, S1yN f-hrx.a.urd UherH
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-04

Mr. and Mrs . p Bllodsaa IND
party left Sunday morning by auto
mobile for Ocean Point where Cnsy
VII enjoy a vacation Of TWO weeks
al the Dru-mond Cottage
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-04

wssis hzss heen scrupEing N GreE-
asaf cn<<zss II orsaa Faint srzsssa
hnms Gn.xuzasv svsninw - ne sssamE
Llznasr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-04

Mrs J. s. The:,erEe and children,
Adrisnne and Leopold lat Sunday
mr. Ocsnn FuiE-- wnere they viii
ocrupy the Drumnnnd curraee fnr
the month OF August. with Mr.. and
Mrs Charles f. BilndeaR-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-04

axssr s,,uSa.x risirur e rAs -
- -. rsnrs ~ 0cnA1 Fukn1
- -. - - 81 IN fn6nily-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-04

LII. and Mrs norman L Easset1
iefr Sa1urGay morning fDr Pema-
guild. ID enjoy a brief STAY by the
sea a the guests OF CHIEF Justice
and Mrs Leslie c. Cornish a. rne1r
cottage
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-04

JudD .. :. LanEassr - On
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-04

Dsnas Library HIM. Gardtnar. Tnas,
aax. Anx s. KsIlsy's orchestra. g.
~ c1Hu1e. nugsd3rs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-10
AssistantU. S. AHomeyMiHer
RefuteS Reflection on MunrOe

this utaI invited and warranted
s"Nrro .rlNu.sm Mr Munroe per
.uuu'Iy is nor OhsrGonhIc with this
iIr hl. my respect personally and
officially.
rhr 'rn.o o' this crime would
200. have 1"'h iu Tulsa county
ana Tulsa COUNTY officials vogII
naN" bad uu right 'o uppr.hcnI
ur dI'. 90 prosecute the defend
ants The Grim" having nccu com.
mlt'od r Washington county
dssir' go sGy further that the
United States attorneys uifl.c has
the highest respect for ana conf
l"uce In NJ M4nruo
tS.Eucdb G. " MILLER.
f'i-si Assistant e. * Attorney
E.ADL ind lIorrDu were lrrrs'c,
.u NhHhluR'0R county HhuU. AuFus
and charged With lnrodu.u,
IIor into m" wi', The, wrra 1
lI.."l t fur >uyrWnor term ut .Ngr
q. Nust0Er. amt 900 In.,n'ar u"
n.ru'I and pleaded NOT guilty. r
OH rnp.c proceed ur they We're r"p
roa"n'rl uy NJ NYuru"
I.tfrr Nr Munro" Withdrew frun
'hr Gaze aud when 'he ease Wn'
,r.sl a' Nuskorrr uu February 10
Thompson Represented 'H" defend
tu's and tho .l-y resulted 10 huns
jury aud had 'o Pee r"tr,d AZ lh'
y esen, Term VI CourI hsTA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-10
ALLIES CONTROL HUN
TRADE FOR 5 YEARS
Single Tariff AMI Iifting of DiScrim-
ination VIII Ir Incorporated
In Peace Treaty,
PROVISION MADE FOR POLES
Freedom l. Allowed New Nation and
hlSh'r.lnrrILnc Jntii Markets
Arc Built Up.

Ry The associated Press
PARIS. April 9 - Provision fur the
most favored nation treatment IN the
German customs system FOR tho allied
and associated countries u single
tariff and no Rriff determinations
based on the flag ~ the vessel IN
which the goods are transported on
tho route of importation or cVporta
ton vii, hc incorporated IN the
peace treaty with Gcrmnny, accord
ing to a provisional agreement
Tho restriction is tGNbc enforced
for five years after conclusion of
peace and II viii probably include tho
pruyIsu that the tariffs In force upon
imports from the associated Coun-
tries during that period have been
based Oh the m0sir iaN Norcd nations
schedules Of 1914.
The obligations win hc preferred
Tor only limited period since there
TX n fairly genera realization that
Germany will be able 10 raise the
minimum ~ replrution payments
and limit or exclude unnecessary i'm
ports only by the imposition Of high
er customs rates. and the proposal ~
under consideration to give Germany
after the period which will he re
quir"i for the study and revision OF
existing tariffs, absolute freedom to
increase all her duties
The economic problems Of Alsqce
Lorraine and German Poland win
probably hc given considoratio ton hy a
provision permitting them freedom
OF trade with Germany during the
period Of rcadjustment until II is pos
slhle for them 10 build markets.
Such n solution was found ahqo-
lu'ely essential for industries Ike
cotton manufacturing and for the
people ~ AlsaCc- Lorraine for which
no present. markets exist out ~ Ger
many Tho conference believes this
arrangcmcn, 10 be equally adyan-
tageous and equally acceptable TO
Germany The problem in exports
under conditions which Germany viii
he permitted to re establish CONNER
cial relations with tho res, ~ tho
world his been most complicated
and intricate since, I'm addition iu
providing fur cqua'iiy of trld" rcla
tiuus and prevention ur dtsuriwirn
liONs IT. lls been necessary TO COnsld
ar Germany ability TO pay Icplrl-
lions which is largely contingent on
the absence ~ hampcring restrictions
on the Development OF home indus
tries and an outlet for foreign trade
II has been the endcayOr 20 causc
as little loss as possible to the trade
before the war by virtue Of the spe-
Cial arrangements ana allow Ger
many freedom Of tariff regulations su
far as is able, with the necessary
! rrnn N lInmN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-10
TROOPS MARC II
ON ESSEN STItIkIItS.

COrENllAGEN, April 0 German
government troops are marching on
Etscu, whore a collision has occurred
between the strikers and IN" christ
ian workers organization, the nom
hers OF which desire To- continue a'
their. employment "A Berlin disfa,ch
announces The strikers have occu-
pied the krupp munition plant the
message adds
It has been officially announced
In Munich that Hitter won pruger,
the Hayarian envoy at Berlin, has
been recalled
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-10

Miss Lucy Mlnn"gerodo OF Fair
fax, Va, former superintendent OF
nurres ot Columbia hospital, Wash
ington. -. c.. has been appointed
superintendent Of the United Statcs
public health nurse corps by Sur.
goon General Bliss
Mise Minnegur0dc ip graduate
~ rcllcvue Training School for
Nurses uf Sew York She was re
lccted to be- chief nurse Of nm
American Rod CrOru unit which wnA
Hont to klef Russia, In 1915. and
gave Distinguished service In that
capacity when the United states
entered the war Miss Minncgcrode
wIr called by the Rcd Cross for ns-
hIRnment nYeraoAA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-10
GENERAL STiukI
ORDERED ~ BERLIN.

PARIS. April y -- tlavaA) a gen
cral strike has been proclaimed IN
Ucrlin and the suburb OF Spandau,
AdNitcs received here say Herr
Norkc. the minister Of defense, ID
reported 10 have concentrated So
600 loyal troops at tho gates OF l'ei-
lin for usc I'm case OF trouble.
Soviet councils hayo been chosen
At IG"gcnshurg. 81 mil"s northeast Of
Munich and ~ Fuer'h, n'N, III
Surcmburr. the principal mauutnn.
turing town .u Bavaria
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-10
JJIO-SINNS WANT REIOG-
NIITON BIIORE FIGHTING.

PARIS. AuUl The Jugo SaN
press bureau announces tina, the Re
grade government has rejected q de-
maud OF the allies intended io obtain
the corporation uf Jpgo SlaV
army against the Hungarian com
muuts, government The refusal u
Is added. wac made ON The ground
that the allies have no. Yet recog
nizcd Jugo- SlAy4I
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-10
WILL HURRY POLES HOME
Haller's Troops to BE Sent
Back TO Form Gordon
Against Junction.
GIVES NEW LEASE OF LIFE
Lenine and Trotzky Come Into
Possession Of Immense
Resources in South

PARIS. April Q The evacuation
OF the Black scn port ~ Odessa by
the allied forces lH confirmed offi-
clally
The chief cause Of anxiety In CON
pectlon with the evacuation OF
Odessa by tho allies and Its occupa-
ton by bolshevikI lies In the fact
that the most fertile regions In
southern Russia have fallen into the
hands of tho bolsheviki' forces. Civ.
Ing them immense resources of
grain, coal and minerals
The reason for tho allies retire
ment was the constantly increasing
menace OF the bolsheviki soldiers
against the allied garrison. which
was nble 10 maintain It's supplies
with the greatest difficulty. q The
commander, thereon, decided to
withdraw his troops. numbering APP
pro1imstely 10000.
Situation Tcnsc,
The situation In Rumania and
Poland is far from reassuring, even
with those additional troops to help
form Gordon against tho spread OF
bolshevism.
Both Rumanians and Poles re-
auire the largest measure OF aid
| from the allies 10 provide them
with food and organization.
| II ID regarded as essential In COM
| petept Headquarters that Gsnerai
| HaIler's Polish divisions should b.
| hurried eastward as soon as pos
sibe. for otherwise there In u pos
sibllity Of the formation OF great
bolsheviHt bloc, consisting OF Rus.
| SLAMS, HunHarians and Germans,
which would he No powerful that Inn
mense forces would be required TO
| resist H.
Dciegntcs Discuss Plan.
Statesmen OF various countries,
gathered In Paris discussed the
| Odessa question with considerable
disquietude today and II was eS-
pec,ed that II would form the sub
Ject OF discussion among the dele
gates to the peace conference.
II was remarked In semi official
circles that reports received from
Russia previous to the evacuation of
Odessn had shown bulshevlsm there
10 he on the down grade owing To
the gradual exhaustion OF funds and
lack OF support But the Hcuulsi-
ton Of Odessa and Russian dlstrlcta
. by the bolshrviAs has given them
a new lease OF life and with plenty
OF food tho means to crush. tenn.
| porarily nt least, the rising strength
/ Of those groups who are rejecting
almost every bolEheviki proffer
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-10
GOES UP RIO GRANDE
Most Severe Disturbance
In Years Sweeps Over
Farm Communities.
DAMAGE IS NOT ESTIMATED
Many Communities Suf-
fer Heavy Loss; Ar
kansas in Path.

DALLAS, Texas. April i0.-Thc
toll of Tuesday nights storm IN
north TcNas southern Oklahoma
and u portion Of Arkansas. has
reached II total Of one hundred
deaths with hundreds reported In
jurcd and property loss that
probably viii run into the millions
Of dollars, according Ia latest re-
ports received carl, this mOrning.
Damage Ia growing crops, II was
Indicated, H. cnorneDs,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-10
WIRE BRIEFS
HUNS MAY ASK ALLIES
no PRESERVE ORDER.

PARIS. April AT the latest
session OF the German cabinet
council the government considered
he cyentuality OF making an appcai
to the allied armies To maintain
order In Germany in IN" Interest OF
he whole uy Europe. 'ho Zurich
ports
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-10
MOUNT IASSI\
Is AGAIN ACTIVE,

EEDDINGTON- IdI NprII ="
After lying dormant Tor about a
year Mount IAsaen. In the Sierra.
near here. resumed volcanic crup-
TONS today A steady stream of
white slphnrous smoke Is issuing
from the peaks crater.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-10
JtpS SEND IORGf1S
TO OIIIT KOREANS.

HONOLULU. April g.-SiN bat
talons OF Japanese troops are be-
ng sent to Korea 70 suppress dis
lrhauces which are spreading. ac-
oord.ug 20 NippI JiJi cahlcgrnm
from Toxic. received here today,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-10
Extravaganza Reported
In Alabama War Project

WASUtNGTON. April - TX.
trnvagancc In connection with OK
pcndiiures for the government
nitrate plant at Muscle Shoals. Ala,
has been uncovered hy agents OF the
department Of justice In their lnves-
tlgation of the project. It was learned
today, but 30 far the department has
not determined whether there Is any
criminal liability.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-10

v. Craigo 3O6 Nanthas street.
,'' ne honor Of being the first man
20 have hf<S u'umohilc stolen from
we new Ns%hail park. His cha '-
nos was taken during yesterday 81
game between Tulsa and St Louis
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-10
SDNUIT MOVEMENT
NppI NitS ~ baden

PARIS April q soviet move.
mcnt ls under way IN Radcn accord
ing 20 dispatches rccrlvcd today The
government has taken precautionary
measures
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-10
THE HARBoR OF LIFE

NN n NNNN lhNfNpaN lhft muCh
older. Friday f.lr
THE HARBOR OF LIFE
Some dream Of land that u iatrrr than
lhn
Md picture realm In the sky
Bot the beauty surrounding them down
here they miss
As they search for the splendors on
high
Leave death for the dead There arc
There are JOYS 10 10 born ont o.
strife.
The world is the place where all hearts
should hr lourg.
The earth "A Tho hArhor Of Ne
There are goals to he reached. there are
deeds to ho done
There arc ioyA for our children tn
know
There are battles with evil and hate 70
be won
That the world with oouientmcrt may
rio~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-10
IrcL Mnrrcn Mo- IIrr..

l"d warren. - years old. died i'm
local hospital "Wednesday af,cr.
n'on. His body will be sent to his
nome at Ramona. okla. by Mitchell
ana iemniG this afternoon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-10

DALLAS Texas April . Tho
worst tquInocUal storm 10. many
years sven. over north Texas and
southern oklahoma las, night. lcdN-
ing IN IL wake 81 deaths. hundreds
injured and property damage which
VIII amount ~ many thousands ~
dollars according 10 latcs, incom
plcte reports received here.
The storm came up from tho RIO
Grande valley with a high wind and
heavy rain. gaining force until d
tore through the northern tier oi
Texas counties with the destructive.
ness OF tornado.
The known white dead are
Al Canaan, Texas Mr and Mrs
Grover Aiuip and two children.
At Ec'or Texas. Samuel ana teci
Ilufflkor.
A, Walter. Okla. i. e. M.ey OF
Portland. Texas.
At Tundra. Texas IIerbcr' Burn'
ana four children. VIII Jordan and
two sons OF IaJmcJs JMtrun.
A. Wuushoro, Texas. Mrs. !. q
calhoun. Mrs : ! Austin, Mrs. "
A Austin and baby
A. Ncwapmc. Texas, Mr and Mrf
AlIston. two TiIlory children. Mrs
calhoun Mrs. Morgan's baby
A. MlNeol Texas, Mis- lsa White
" oak Grove. and Mn. Nicscry nnC
Mrs Turner. both OF Concord
The course OF the storm Waa or
ratio Al times, u letpcd a mile ut
more before striking tho ground auC
doing IIudge and skipping over on,
farm house uuhtrm"d only ,p drmul
ash the mex, one SO D.t". NJ any
ave were in i's path .'s nhi"t force
. "a 81. B. q o. HrfI a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-10
STATE OF WAR EXISTS.
IN NORTH BAN ARIA.

BERLIN. Tucsday Apri S..A
"staI" Of war" EXISTS In Nuremberg
northern bavaria, according 10
plac1rds posted this morufag. Pa 10
radcS aud Recommendations are for
hidden there and the public IL for
hidden 10 b." on tho streets between
II y. ~. ana o a. m.
The Hoffman government of Rn-
Varla Was recently reported 10 have
moved from Munich TO Nurcmh"rg
\ Berlin dispatch received Tue'day
nigh. however stated that the min
isiry made second change In lis
headquarters moving 20 lihm'crg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-10
Belgium Will Probably
Give Hohenzollern
Hearing on War.
5 BILLION IN 2 YEARS
Initial Sum Demanded Of
Germans in Reparation
Agreement.
COMMISSION TOTALS CLAIM
Allied Body to Assess
Damages - Foe Must
Admit All Losses.
TENSION NOT ALL REMOVED
Despite Reaching of Con-
clusion, Other Questions
Still Open.
TENSION NOT ALL REMOVED

four reached M agreement late
this afternoon on tho Sanr valley.
The agreement leaves sovereignty
over the valley unchanged, but
a,cordr to Frnncc fvc of duty.
coal for tho LORRAINE Iron indus
Try and Ia replace tho productions
of mines destroyed iu tho Lrns
mining distr with tho privilege
Ia the Gcrnmn. ~ restoring the
lens mines and thus relieving the
Snnr valley ~ that charge.
ny Tho Associated press
PANIS, Aprll 9.--The responsible
ity OF the German emperor for the
war and the mcana OF bringing him
to trial by one OF the allied govern.
menH probably Belgium. have been
definitely determined upon by the
council Of four. This follows the def.
mite decision on tho terms OF repara-
ton for war damages, whereby
81. 900 900. 900 must be paid within
the next two yearr and un inter-
allied commission asscSs the remain
ing damage for a period Of 30 years
beginning May. 1921, Thus two OF
the great obsta cles which stood In
tho path of the rapid attainment Of
peace have been removed within the
last 20 houFr and the period OF I'm.
rnenre tension over the action to Sc
cure tangible results IL succeeded by
revived confidence over tho great
advance made toyard permanent
settlement
Coincidence Noted
How far these results are due 70
the limitations conveyed by the
sum moning 10 France OF the United
States transport George Warrington
by President Wilson In only conIcC-
turHl hut II In at least "a coincidence
that the main difficulties began TO
dissolve from the time that this de.
CIslon became known.
fhe exact nature Of IN eHo difticul.
Ties are not disclosed Friends OF the
president main tain that they were
largely Of minor character, not In
volving large principles. though the
presidents adherence to his -four
teen points aE tho rigid limitation
Of the scope of action appears to
nave run hil through lhe ueilUeTh-
iions during the tense period OF the
lHEt few days
Tension Not Removed.
while the tension hRs been great
~ reduced. II II not entirely removed
as much depends on the continuation
~ progress with respect 70 the re-
mining obstacles. notably the Snar
valley the Rhine frontier the
Adruitlc issue and number Of lesser
Issues which are still short of final
agreement
The agreement on responsibility
'Or the war is understood 10 have
boon q compromise hctwcdn divided
reports presented hy Tho comm IssIon
of which Secretary Lansing is chair
man. Ihrr" was q practical agree
mcu' uu me general s"spouWbilI'y OF
CONTINUED ON rhGF THREE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-10
TROOPS ORDERED TO ESSEN
STRIKE ORDERED IN BERLIN


RrltLIN, \prii 9.-N despatch
to the Nu-SiN'hc Icilung frum
Mugdcburg Shl~ government troops
have rccnpturCd the citadel and
military headquarters from the
Spartn,nn~.
The Insurgents have occupied
the bridge over the i,ibc which
thCS prUIbOrr Ia blow up.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-10

LONDON, Npru . Th" Sparta
cans ln Magdcburg capital Of Irus-
sian SaNonN have occupied the rail
way. telegraph ana pu~'offiCrs here,
IN Exchange Telegraph dispatch
from Cperfhagrn rCpurts.
-, In IN" attack ON the poS-An head
quarters Tuesday very large num-
Der of persons arc hali to have been
Killed uI wounded
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-10

Death List From Storm IS 100
in North Texas and Oklahoma
THE WEATHER

TULSA OLIA Arrtl n Maximum,
6j minimum. -: north winds cloudy
precipitation 90 inch growing colder.
OKLAHOMA Thursday tAir not 90
cold in ~cst. f,day fair. warmer
KANSAS Generally far IhWfsdaT
md FRIDAY warmer FRIDAY and In vest
and contra portions Thursday
ARKANSAS Thursday fair much
Older. Friday f.lr.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-10

DALLAS, Texas, Apr
EIghty-lwu lives WIS ia" toll uf a
storm which wopl north Texas,
southern oklahoma and u section
OF Arkansas last night ana cary
today. according 10 reports re
Ceived up To 10 O'Clock tonight
Many points were still Isolated at
that hour and the number uf
,u,.uitiea may be increased when
fun details are available. as the
tornado swept through thickly set
tied farming communities. Of the
S2 reported dead. ~ have been
identified.
Direct tclcErams from Durant,
Okla gave the fatalities there as s.
Reports from communities shp~
the following deaths.
Dui1ni, okla. II, wood codn-
iy. Texas, 4. Puntococ county.
Okla. /. ECtor. Texas. 3 Canaan,
Texas. I. EnNenna. Texas, A.
Mincula. Texas. II, Tundra. Texas,
s, Winnsboro. Texas, -, san
Angelo, Texas l, TcNarkana,
Texas. / NcWsomr, Texas, o..
Pleasant Grove. Texas, , Eustacc,
Texas. !. ogden. Ark.. 3 Walters.
Okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-10

Luncheon. Tho Superior. 5Ia
south Main ADV.