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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-18
NO SUCCESSOR NAMED
FOR John M0RAN'S JOB

no information has been received
In this city 10y John Moran local
deputy United state sheriff as to
the appointment OF successor 10
Moran whose resignation viii take
effect between November and IS.
Moran after serving as a peace Off
Ger since statehood and ns a federal
officer since March. 1919. resigns his
place TO take the AGENCY for the In
diana motor trucks in this district
The appointment O.! deputy TO sue
coed Moran viii be made by v T..
EnlOe United States marshal for the
eastern district OF oklahoma al
MuskuEee
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-18
Visitor Astoundrd.

II am perfectly nstounded nt Tulsa
and the cites that one sees riding
through Oklahoma" said J, n Mc-
Michael OF Iowa city, Iowa. repre-
sentative ~ tho American nook com
pany. who spent Friday In Tulsa,
McMichacl said that his first trip to
the sooner state was ono continual
revelation Ia hlm, and that nowhere
In the north or west had he seen
such towns and cities.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-18
LEAGUE SUPPORTERS WILL
ARRANGE FOR LEWIS MEET

For the purpose u appointing
committees and making final ar
raneemcuts for the address Of SEN
utur j. Ham Lewis who Is scheduled
90 speak here October 20. a meeting
o. au proponents uf tho league Of
nations is called for 2 o'clock this
afternoon The meeting will be held
in tho county courtroom
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-18
$4,000 NOW RAISED IN
SALVATION ARMY DRIVE

Although J \ Edwards special
director OF the salvation army cam
palRn ln progress here Win an OBJ
iectiyo Of $4,000 for Improvement
Of the local citadel. hnd no complcI"
reports at late hour last night, II
was estimated that moro than $1,000
had been raised
Mr. Edwards could not get In
touch with several workers and for
that reason could Rct no compile 70
tabumuon OF plc1gcs obtained. II =
probable that d, meeting ~ the active
team captains VIII be called today
FOR the purpose OF determining ne
exact amount rails d ana deciding on
future policy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-18
AIlnimrnlA CnIlts,tcd

Mrs lIallle Golay. IN charge OF
the home service department Of th'
Rod Cross, announced on Friday thnl
so. far In october allotments and
other claimR of returned service mon
had been collected exceeding $4,000
During The morning she was In
formed that one hack compensation
claim for soldier who was dis
charged while in a camp for demen.
tia precox Of tA75.b5 had been paid
through the efforts OF the Tulsa Of.
flCos " the Red Cross
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-18
REJECT FINAL
FALL PROPOSALS
TO AMEND PACT

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
'N...r' in pay the expenses NJ po-
Wat country during m"
p.,hs.fe
Want Rcseryntion
Th" only speeches made on the
amendments were by Senator Vail
..I ly Senator Kellogg. republican.
minnesota. who argued that the
NPtrpn7o could be served sufficiently
resorvafionS In tho course ~
N" dav various other features 0f
me treaty and the peace neE0tin-
..'' were discussed Senator Bran
u.t"'. republican NasgR hugn''s and
p. worth. republican. New York.
..'..N N.uE The despatch ~ trHous fOr
N.,'.1n 1Hty. and Senator Hitchcock
..a senator nelson. republican, Min
.l. defending Tho action
IN" move to further Ireland 'e
lu The league was made by
SNt'.r Walsh. democrat Montana.
VINO introduced q resolution express.
!,t u as the sense of 'he senate
,la' once the league is organized the
"'''1 States should bring before
under article eleven. the right ~
.' irish people 20 government
vas This article which permits any
n'.i.ler state 10 call attention io any
'A''ion threatening tho peace ~
IN. world which President wilson
i'I'''cily quoted on his western
'.n as holding out hope fnr sub
peoples. and nmhody.ng his
Vows ON the Irish question.
To Finish Heading
IN addressing the peace treaty text
p f'rW7.ity required by senate rules
.' senate clerks about completed
.nr 'hn fay the first hair of their
Most ~ pa" time they were
Ming twas with am aud.euU. ~
'Nln hrf a dozen senators. and
'.N i''f Resumed iu s fuH cham Ha-
'f. '"'" ru th, Fan amend.
..'''. 'f".r voices were vraF n.i'
'if""fla''- fHl' Senator Robin.
democrat. Arkansas. asked fHHr
no ."a'r1 f0 order s, ss NOT
interfere with 'ra conversation ON
Tho reading VIII H.
-l '0'nnrruw and rho leaders
I' .o complete d, during the day.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-18
YOU CAN'T WORK
WELL WITH A COLD
Relieve IL with DR.. Bells
Pine Tar Honey

AIOBODY likes 10 be around a
~ person suffering from a heavy
cold. II exposes them needless
~. You can take care Of your job and
keep business and social engagements
shortly after you begin using DR.. Bells
Pine Honey. For it is prompt in
helping Nature eSpel phlegm. allly
inflammation, ease breathing, 'and
driving away irritating coughs.
Use Il - give Il to the kiddies. Don't
suffer minute longer than you have 20.
The ingredients used In DR.. Bells
Pine Tar Honey are highly beneficial
in promoting the relief 6old-suherers
seek. Safe and economical
Az all druEgists. JOc.. oOc- $40.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-18

Building and engineering contracts
IN the United states for the first six
months OF 1919 show an increase OF
$50 oct, 900 over all last year.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-18

CONTINUED FROM PACE ONE
'I'."r1 'n pay the expenses ~ po-
.Hf 'Hpt country during m"
p..u.s.fe
New Britain herald., 1919-12-30

stating that 8 conditional bid of S320,- OOO was the lowest figure received. The appropriation for the work was $200.00o. Using that as q. basis, 'Mr Goodwin said. the building program as adopted by the board recently. would cost $L,122,5 300. plus S2OO,O 900. lIc said at cost of 5 S1,150,5O0 new schools could be built on the Car mOdN site, d school could be built on Fremont street so that the Elihu lurritt building might be converted into d Junior High school. ten rooms could be secured on East street and land acquired for the G-3-3 plan. Portable schools could be purchased for S2.OO0 and the North End project dropped. Mr Vibberts favored the purchase of $29. 900 worth of porta blc schools, a S3o0,0 900 building on Ire mont street and $4O00 for fixing the Dolan and Noight properties, a total of $535,000, including S150 0,000 for land Both reports were used as d basis for drafting the final report. The board favored going before the board of finance and taxation for an additional $400,000 and voted to in form that com mission that the North End project would be dropped.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-30
SCHOOL BOARD HAS
 NEW BUILDING PLAN
Calls for 24 Room Building
 on Fremont Street

The school accomm odations com- mittcc of the school board presented d new building program at d Specla meeting of the board last evening. Chairman Frank Nibberts and McssrS. Goodwin, Kilbourne and Martin drew up the report after the matter had been discussed thoroughly and it was adopted upon it's presentation. ...--s New Recommendations.
 The report recommends
 The erection of a, tWenty-four room building on Trem mont street at a cost of $350,0O0; purchase of land in the stated sections of the city, $15O,000; alterations to the Foight and Dolan properties, $4,O00; purchase of port able school buildings. $30,000; that the school accommodation committee go before the board of finance and taxation and ask for S450,OOO, and permission to use the S20O,0OO for carrying out their plans, which was appropriated for the North End school work.
 Appropriation Insufficient.
 E. C. Goodwin reported upon the matter of a new North End school
New Britain herald., 1919-12-30
READY FOR AUTO SHOW.
Will Be Held in State Armory from
 January 26 to 31. Inclusive.

Company M. State Guard and Company l, Veteran Corps, have completed arrangements for the sec ond annual autom obile show to be held in the State Armory on Arch street from January 26 to 31, inclu- sive. It has also been decided that the exhibits this year be limited 10 pleasure cars alone, no trucks bein B shown. There will be music and other features each evening.
 Frank l.. Traut is in charge O. arran gements and will furnish infor- nation to anyone seeking it.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-30
PATRIOTIC ORDER ELECTS.
W. Cooper chosen to Head C. ".
 Corbin Commandcry.

officers were chosen at a meeting George w. Corbin Commandery, P. $. of A. last evening. The new |ders are: Commander, Edward w. Pper; senior vice. commander, My W. Rancor; junior yice-com- |nder, William Beuchner; recording |retary. Harold E. Seaburg: tinan- + secretary, Edward II. Parker; :;
 !asurer Edward l., Case; chaplain, M. Shultis; orderly, Gaston Par
 be; guard, Frank H. Thomas: pick Charles Ilindin; trustee. for eight f months, F. E. Caswell; delegates the national convention to be held April, first, Lieutenant F. A. Yer
 eoE; second, Corporal I. W Readen: |rd. Private IF. E. Seaburg The |fallation Of officers -will take place the meeting next Monday
New Britain herald., 1919-12-30
TO LIVE IN CHICAGO.
Mir. and Mrs. William Rybeck, Mar ricd Saturday, Will Reside in West.

The wedding of Beatrice F. Nell daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James A. Nell of Henry street, 10 William IT, Rybeck of this city, was solemnized at the Methodist Episcopal church at Montonr Falls, " Y, Saturday, Dec. 27, at high noon, the Reverend Mir. IIallock officiating. The ceremony was very simple and the double ring serv- ice was used.
 The brides gown was of lowered gcorgette and panne velvet and her bouquet was of sweet peas. The groom was atti1ed in the conventional black.
 The only ones present at the cere- mony were the brides family and A. r. Seibert of New Britain.
 After an extended trip Mr. and Mrs. Rybeck will reside in Chicago.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-30
POPE BOOSTS SCOUTS.
Holiness Approves Formation oi Catholic Units Among Bows.

Pope Benedict, in a letter addressed Cardinal Gasparri, papal secretary state, to Michael J. Slattery, of the Eional Catholic War Council, ex. |sses his approval and commend h Of the effort to organize 2 [holic Scout unit in each parish iJ country.
 [he letter, which is dated at tho tican, october !, reads: Dear Sir: ...
 The Holy Father has learned with much interest and pleasure nat steps have been taken to promote the formation of dis inctiVely Catholic units among .hc Boy Scouts of the United ssates; that the movement has he approval and support of His Eminencc, Cardinal Gibbons, and bishops and that it's chief aim is Q build up the Boy Scouts spir- tually and physically.
 Such a movement is deserving pf the highest commendation. lis Holiness, therefore, wishes jt PNery- success and gladly bestows he Apostolic Blessing on all hose who further the Catholic extension of the Scout movement inder the auspices of the ecclesi- lstical authorities.
 With best wishes,>I remain.
 Faithfully yours,
 J. CARD. GASPARRT.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-30

love music there certainly selections in this new list which special Whether have for operac arias lean toward music whether hits strike fancy eve in lively of the kind like best these records hear-and have have heard them
New Britain herald., 1919-12-30
OFFICERS ELECTED.

Unity Rebecca lodge has chosen the following corps of officers for the en- suing term and a committee is mak- ing arrangements for their installa- ton: Noble grand, Mrs Annie John son; vice grand, Mrs. Louise Me Cleery; recording secretary, Mrs. Helen Scaarman; financial secretary. Mrs. Florence Warren treasurer, Mrs. Elizabeth Itadil; trustee, Mrs. Julia Bell,
New Britain herald., 1919-12-30
CITY ITEMS

Big treat. Tempo quartet Fire |lss ball. New Years Eve. At Bar k $. sadyt Entity Rebecca lodge will hold it's fistmas celebration tomorrow aft oon at o'clock in the Jr. c. Y. M. #rooms. tn anniversary supper will be held .ne Lady Turner's Wednesday, even
 January in Turner hall.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-30
JCI.GEN HEADS LODGE.

Gerstaccker lodge, 1. o. o. F. has named the following officers for the year: Noble grand, William ,;urgen; Vice-grand, F. J. Bollman recording secretary, Walter kosswicll; treasurer William Iiegler: past noble grand, A. II. Lorch. These officers will be in stalled at the meeting Monday, Jan- uary ,.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-30
TO HEAD ANDRE LODGE.

At g. meeting of Andre lodge, l. c. c. F., to be held tomorrow evening in Vega hall, John A. Anderson will be advanced to the office of noble grand, the highest honor of that or ganzation. MT. Anderson is q, mem Der of the board of public works and is employed at inc Farrell. Clothing company store.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-30
HERE'S THE PRAYER
 WHOLE WORLD SAYS
Has Been Translated Into Thou sands Of Tongues for Tomorrow

The first prayer ever to be sert around the world and translated into a thousand tongues so that it could be spoken simultaneously all over the universe has just been issued by the lnterchurch World Movement of North America for use in al Protestant churches at watch night services of the New Year.
 From New York, it's starting point, it has been wired to the great de- nomina tfons of this country, cabled to En gland. the East, and dispatched 10 every mission center near and far. From Shanghai it will be relayed to Japan and the Philippines, to India for distribution throughout surround ing countries, to Syria for the Levant, Cairo for the northern stretches of Africa, Bolobo for the dark places Of the Congo, to South Africa for Zulu and the Boer.
 The prayer calls for the elevation of justice and of brotherhood and IS as follows:
 A Watch Night Prayer Almighty God, Father of all mankind at the end Of a, year in which malice has so often thwarted love, we join the prayers of all Thy children around the world for peace. the elevation of justice and of brotherhood.
 Thou Creator, pOsseSsOr of all things, who didst make the earth for the races of men and didst set bounds for their habitation, forgive us our greed as we repent of our sin, and restore to all hearts the recognition of the transcendent right of human life to live.
 Open our eyes. we beseech Thee, to the dignity of labor, the sacredness of human service, and the privileges of production, that nation may join nation and man may join man justly in honest work 10 replenish d devastated earth.
 Quicken the sympathy of hearts made dull by reports and sights of suffering, incompre- hensiblc and needless.
 Call us again that we may bow down before the eternal laws of creation, putting aside malice, envy, covetousness and brutality, to enter into the peace of the Son of the Most High
 Hasten by Thy gracious provi- dence and by the consecrated efforts of Thy children the com- ing of Thy world wide kingdom, where justice, mercy and love shall rule the hearts and hands of men.
 Create in us, O Lord, clean. hearts, and renew right spirits for the coming year.
 This we ask in the spirit of Jesus Christ, our only Hope, Amen.
 When merrymakers are thronging through the Boulevard des Italiens, Paris, or streaming along the Strand, or pressing along the lighted side walks of Broadway, or trudging through the Bund in Shanghai wait ing for the ringing of the New Year in churches and in chapels. Christian people of the white race, and the yellow race, and the black race, will be hearing the prayer that went around the world'--the prayer for guidance to rep1enish devastate1 earth and stay the unrest of per- pleSed peoples.
Evening star., 1919-03-28
Winter S Backbone

Let glad words be Juyouslv
spoken. let bonnetS be thrown in
the air: the backbone OF winter
is broken. its fractured SO none
can repair. Farewell to the
slcet and the drizzle. mild
zephyrs will presently come !:
old winters a frost and a fzzle,
the limit OF all that is bum. |
see in the heavens 4 token that
spring will be here with the
goods: the backbone OF winter
is broken. the birdlcts will sing
in the woedS. Farewell to the
coughing and Sneczing, t" Win
tertime aif'rents all know, to
nights that are age-long and
freezing. to winds that are plas-
tered with snow. | feared that
an overcoat oaken would hold
me ere winter was done: the
backbone of winter is broken.
make way for the soothing old
sun: Make way for the roses
and lilies. make way for the
grass and the dew: the winter
has given US willies. but spring
makes us better than new.
From Hannibal clear to l1o-
boken lets lift UP a rapturouS
song: the backbone OF winter Is
broken. the backbone that hung
on so long. WALT MASON.
Evening star., 1919-03-28
STORM CUTS ATTENDANCE.
Citizens Civic Association Post
zones Meeting Until April 3.

The meeting Of the Citizens Civic
Association scheduled to be held last
night at Musicians Hall. 1905 r.
street. WAS postponed because of the
small attendance. The storm kept the
attendance down to less than tN ent Y
persons. j. w. ,:inder. president Of
the association. set the next meetin ::
for Thursday night, April }, at the
same place.
several members of the committee
charged with gathering data on the
street car valuations We're present.
TheH/ had received from the Public.
Utilities Committee Il lot of printed
matter and documents in that CON
nr"tion. There was ali Informal dis
cusSion. led by President Ginder. IN
invitation VIII lie sent to William,
Mex. clayton. T.. w. oyster aud
charles \cShi;t to attend the next
meeting and give the association
their views :.S To how the association
may take up and push the matter Of
betterins the street car service in the
city. At the next meeting there will
be Il full discussion OF this matter.
MI citizens interested in the better
ment of civic conditions. and especial J.
ly the street car service, are invited
to attend.
Evening star., 1919-03-28
REV. L. J. O'HERN AT HEAD.
Is Chosen President of Catholic
WomaI's War Relief Service.

Rev. Lewis J. oHern. G. =. r.. last
night was chosen president of the
Catholic women's war relief service.
at u meeting of the organization at
240S X street Other officers elected
We're: Vice president. Miss Rebecca
Shanley: secretary. Miss Rose Me
Graw: financial secretary, Miss Wini-
fred toStiSan: treasurer. Miss Mar
Garet Heenan.
thairmen Of standing committees
Damed were the folIowing: House
Miss Mary Flannigan: publicity. Miss
Margaret l.. BreSnahan; entertain,
mcnt. Mrs. Hunter.
Evening star., 1919-03-28
JEWELS.STOLEN.
Mrs. John J. Fox Reports Loss of
Gems-0ther Thefts,

Theft of a box containing icW"lry
valued at s441 and s.; in r;Sl, was re-
ported to III" police hy Mrs. John !.
Fo~ so0 Princeton street. She said
the box disappeared from her home
three days ago.
Mrs Kos. Cook 49,: Eosedale
street. reported the theft of Il pair
OF eyeglasses. silver spoon and toilet
: articles worth SO.
Harry yncr. rear of iS2r /. street. j..
told of the takin" OF So from his
vest pocket.
Evening star., 1919-03-28
w1THou'T : FEAR WHEHsfIYING
Senators Kendrick and Myers I'm
pressed by Experience in Air.

Complete absence of fear and appre-
hension was what Impressed two mem
hers, OF Congress who took flights from
Boiling Field Wednesday afternoon. In
statements prepared for Army records.
senator John T. kendrick of Wyoming
!ecIaFed that his brief flight compelled
hesbehef that the airpiane is so4n 10
!, ,eS sstts s,loyed for many practical pur-
J, Seuator H l. Myers q: Mon-
rIsssSSasI 1t is sttss, highly important
$ esNInsnH shosaa iesalsse ped sfaetass
Evening star., 1919-03-28
MERCHANTS WILL Spend
THOUSANDS TO AID D. C..
Billtoards and Commercial Guide
Book to Tell Site Ad-
vantages.

Ten thousand dollars will tee spent
hy the merchants of Washington in
advertising III. District as "a light
manufacturing city, If a plan out
lined by Lester Lausbur.h. president
"f The Advertising Club of WASH
ingtou. is carried out. Il. unfridcd
the plan at Il dinner meeting of the
Nd" club at Eauschrr'~ last night
aud Will lay the plan before the com
Inift"e Oh manufacturing interests of
nc. Merchants and Manufacturers
ASSoCia tion at IL meeting on Monday.
" is proposed to spend $1,000 "n h,n
boards along railroads and III large
cities \ considerable portion "t the
Iund would be used for the pUbiIc;,-
Ton of Il commercial guide BOOK oS
W Shin@ton industries. advising of
the opportunities for further drvs iup-
EI"Ht here.
I ne District tommiSs siCnerS viii at
lind the CUmmitie" meeting Monday.
loss i. Andrews. chairman of til"
committee. will assure them III his
address that the merchants will do
nothing in their ca arnpaien that would
hamper the o-vc1orm.uI of WaShiu2
ton as the city Beautiful
Evening star., 1919-03-28
Slogans Proposed.

Among the slogans SUGGESTED for
THE billboard advert are tn" fol
lowing:
Put Your Manufacturing Plant ut
tn" Gateway 10 the SOUTH.
Think Of the Advtrtisin" Given u
Product Manufactured III the National
capital.
Manufacturers Will Grow with the
Nation in the Nation : Capital
WASHINGTON. th- Gateway 8" he
S"uth offers You Manufacturing
sites
Merle Thorpe. editor of the Nation $
HusineSS. also addressed the "Ad"
'lub last night. and Dr y. ". Shelter
man spoke on The Human Appeal
IN Advertising charles J. columbus
IIeSiGcti.
Evening star., 1919-03-28
Comes Here From Camp Kearny

Lieut.. col Lincoln +. Chambers.
Signal Corps, at Camp kearny. Calf.
has been ordered to this city for duty
in the office of the chief signal officer
of the ARMY
Evening star., 1919-03-28
TOMORROW

1-7739; q. TOMORROW.
f.ecfpffe us@ nr..s H.. O. toward ION
Harmful and Beneficial InSe It's. d t
80 O'Clock. in the auditorium of the
National Museum. 10Th and 4 streets
northwest. This illustrated lecture
will he the sixth OF the series Of free
nopuiar scientific lectures.
Evening star., 1919-03-28

All Kinds of Builders Hardware
at prices you'll like to pay. Also door.
and hardware for garages. Phone y
1113. Eisinger Bros, 9Th 4 W NV
Evening star., 1919-03-28

TAKE DELL-A<S BEFORE MEALS
and see how tine good digestion makes you feel
Advert iSrmeu..
Evening star., 1919-03-28

suesk on Love in Search of Il Word
at q meeting Of the Eooklovers of the
Y. W e. A. at o'ciock Monday night
1T fia 18th street northwest. The
Buokluvers have nearly completed the
Louis Hamilton Bayly fund. TO S''r
porr Il destitute Washington child.
The fund is in honor OF the late Lieut..
Rayly son Of the president of the
V ~. T. A.. Mrs. w. II. Bayly.
Evening star., 1919-03-28
CITY ITEMS.

Cottage Cheese for Lent.
Fresh from the farm. 1Jc pint.
Pimiento Cheese. 45c ID. Edwin Shuttle
320 Center market
Evening star., 1919-03-28

Meeting OF the Barry Farm titlZsnS
Association 1T the Methodist Church.
Stanton and Iomeroy roads southeast.
Evening star., 1919-03-28

Presentation Of .four unc-4ct plays
by the Washington Players, At \
o clock. III the assembly hall of Cer =
tral \ NJ G. y. 1856 q street north
WeSi.
Evening star., 1919-03-28

smoker Of ,;eorsetuWn Chapter.
Delta thi Fraternity. at S:i" o'clock.
ut the chapter house. i1l@ . street
northwest.