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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-24

panied her after police search had failed.
 She said that the shot that killed the gallery owner was the first she ever had fired and that Rey- holds held her arm trying to in- struct her in the use of the deapon, small calibre pistol, as it was discharged.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-24

of Premier Clemenceau's prog ram. was taken after the chamber had listened to his declaration on the determination of the allies to crush bolshevism, his confidence in the nglo-Franco-American pacts. his prediction of solution of the Plume problem and his un- derstanding with Premier Lloyd George of Great Britain.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-24
LAUNCH AMERICAN PRESS

Philadelphia, Dec. 23.-The T. 282 ton cargo carrier American Press, Hog Islands seventy sixth vessel, which was named as tr.- bute to the loyalty and co-opera- ton of newspapers throughout the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-24

Sonora the perfect hol;dav ..,. We have just the model you want ant at the price you wish to pav po' anu Sla"loio' 12-l7.R
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-24

To Cure Cold in One Day
 Take LAXATIVE PROMO QUI- NINE (Tablets.) It stops the cough and headache and works out the cold. E. w. GROVES sig nature on each box. 3Oc. Adv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-24
Vote Confidence
 in Clemenceau

Paris, Dec. 23.-The chamber of deputies today voted confi- dence in the government 458 to Fl. The vote, which carried approval
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-28
Public Playground.

One OF the crying needs OF Tulsa
with her eyer-growlng population Ia
adequate provision for the entertain
ment' OF the children In fhe matter
OF the children in tho matter OF pub
lie Fairgrounds.
In every section OF the city where
there is dearth. or children one
may find more or lees ballplay ying on
the streets and sidewalks to the dct-
riment OF traffic and liability OF ac-
cidents because there ls no place else
that the children can go for amuses
ments.
This was the condition OF affairs
down on South Guthrie avenue for
some time past. when the property
owners were obliged to put a stop to
the congestion OF children on the
street by threat OF having the law
enforced.
One lille boy was run over recent
ly by an automobile and no sooner
had he recovered sufficiently to be
about the street he was struck by a
hallbat and several teeth knocked
out; besides numerous narrow es-
capes from injury by automobiles In
that street Investigation showed
that parents as rule were not aware
that their children were running the
streets and trespassing on private
property after school hours and on
Sundays, and deplored the fact that
most all children were thoughtless
about matters OF this kind and that
1t was extremely difficult to keep an
eye on them always
Public Fairgrounds would remedy
this condition In very large meas
ure and, under proper restrictions,
tho child would have wholesome en-
vironment and grow up under CON
ditions that would make Tulsa n
well rounded city and one In whi-h
our citizens would take pride in say
ing that every provision was made
for the comfort. education and en-
tcrtainment OF the youths who are to
be our future citlGcna
w. VI Reed.
$40 South Guthrie avenue.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-28
SOVIET REPUBLIC NOT
APPROVED IN BAVARIA
Regular Socialists Object 90 Action
and Efforts 90 Break With Ma
tional Government Now lag.
REGULATIONS ARE ISSUED
Press Must Print Red Propaganda
Churches Would he Opened to
Preaching Of All Creeds.

tJ Tho Associated Press,
BERLIN, Wednesday, Feb 20 80
The soviet congress In Munich hns
not reached an agreement regarding
the proposal TO proclaim soviet
republic In bavaria, 10 which the
regular socialists are strongly op-
posed According TO reports here
the prospects for the adoption OF this
measure by the Munich proletari1t,
which would signify complete
breach with the national government,
are not SO strong as formerly.
The Munich congress. however
hns adopted several radical meas
ures including one providing fOi
dwellings for workinRmen and one
for the regulation OF the non-socinl-
list press The housing commission
or is given dictatorial power TO seize
palaces, villas and barracks and
convert them into lodgings for the
working people,
The non socialist newspapers ara
compelled to publish proletariat
propaganda and the clerical organ.
the Bayerische Kurier. with soclnlist
humor. has been selected 10 publish
a series of articles preaching nthc-
lam. one speaker nt the congress
proposed that the churches be taken
over by the people and converted
into temples where all dogmaa and
beliefs could be preached. II IL be.
lieved here that the effect OF such
proposals In n strong Catholic coun-
try like Bavaria will bring the diff
fsrences between the radicals In the
cities and the churchmon In tho
country to tho explosion point.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-28
FORMER SENATOR EDMUNDS
OF VERMONT DEAD At 81

PASADENA. Cal, Feb. 27.---Geo.
T. Edmunds, former United States
senator from Vermont, died here to-
day following long Illness. He was
81 years old.
George Franklin Tdmunds was
United States senator from Vermont
for 25 years, from 1853 to 1891 no
quiring such areputatlon a. as "A states
man Nhat on two occasions In the
early SOS his name was presented
in the republican national convcn-
tlon as candidate for the presi-
Dental nomination. The first time,
In 1850. he received only 30 votes,
but In 1854 % votes were cast for
him,
lie took a leading part in the dis
cussions OF the senate during the
turbulent reconstruction days and
was active as one of his party lead
eH In the impeachment of President
johnson. when Hayes and Tilden
were contesting the presidential cleo
ton returns In lS16, Senator Ed
munds was one OF the electornl COM
mittee which placed Hayes In the
White House,
He was unanimously elected pres
ident pro tempore of the senate when
Nltc lftNlu'nt ATNnur WuA Calieu 10
the white House by the assarsi ma
ton OF President Garfield. As a par
Humanitarian he gained high repute.
Any member who ignored the rules
would promptly invoke the Vermont
er's biting satire.
In 1882 he introduced a measure
for the suppression OF polyBamy In
Utah, and the disfranchiseme Of
those who followed H. This act,
which came TO he known az the Ed
munds act, was brought before the
supreme court, and upheld In de-
cisions that were given In series
OF cases In the year before he
voluntarily retired from the senate,
he closed his long political career by
helping to draw up that famous anti
trust law which bears the name OF
the Sherman act
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-28
GILLETT NAMED
FOR SPEAKERSHIP
CoyTINt-Ep FROM PAGE ONE

tONTlNUEU fhOM fAtE ONF
senators sought TO dictate the orr
-ganization OF the next house.
1T looks rather 'Hayzy and PEN
rosy for the republican party" do
clared Representative sweet OF Iowa,
speaking In support of Mr.. Camp
bell. Representative Mcgee OF New
York, speaking for Mr.. Mann. said
no one could give any reason why
we should be Influenced In our ao-
tions by outside parties"
Representative-sl elect vale OF Colo
rndo declared that II the speaker In
the house came from Massa chusetts,
and II the senate was controlled by
Senator Penrose, success OF the re-
publican PARTY would be obscured
and the feeling bred that the party
was controlled by sectionalism.
Representative Horace NJ. Towner
Of Iowa presided at the conference.
Vigorous applause greeted tho first
mention OF the names OF the candi-
dates. Representative Green OF Ver-
mont nominated Mr.. Giilett.
Representative Kahn OF California,
in nominating Mr.. Mann, declared he
knew no reason to change his vote
from tho man who was the repub-
lican candidate In the last three con-
gresses whep we were In the mi
nority." Iila assertion that charges
that Mr.. Mann was not In accord
with the administration In the con-
duct OF the war were without foun-
dation." wasgreeted by applause and
cheers.
MIR. Campbell was nominated by
Representative Anthony OF Kansas
who said "thc vital necessity IL To
pick man who will not have TO
be apologized for.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-28
Alsdce-LOrraine Council
Declares Against German
Proposal for PLebiscife

PARIS, Feb 27,--Thc superior
council OF A.sacs and Lorraine at
It's first meeting In tho French war
office, adopted "A resolution declaf-
ing against the German proposals
for plobiscile In AlsaGe- Lorraine.
The resolution says.
we refuse 10 Stand for any
foreign Interference in our national
affairs such a. those attempted re
Gently at Welmar Cthe seat OF tho
German national assembly and
elsewhere with the objective ~
making the future OF hlnce and
Lorraine depend on a plebiscite.
We enrrgctiCally deny to all Ger
mans the right OF manitesting
sollcitude for us which comes is
years too htc. We can ana VIII
remain French without any plebla-
cite through the restoration OF tho
rights violated in 1874"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-28
Fulvy. France. Dec. 81.

Fulvy, France, Dec. 81.
Dear F'riend--You no doubt had
begun to think that I had passed
away on the battlefields OF France,
but such Is not the case. am In
tho best OF health at the present
time. although In the last few
months I have been In some pretty
rough places and have really not
had time to write.
France is wonderful country.
Some of the country | have seen
I'm my travels would make you sit
down and think whole lot. when
you pass through little Villages that
have been ruined, and there In moth
ing left Of them but heaps OF. stone.
and think how many years II will
take TO rebuild them. was In most
OF the hard fighting during tho
months Of September and Novem-
ber. No doubt you folks have read
about Il. September 2s we went In
the front line, on the Verdun front,
then we came back for rest, and
November I again went 10 the front
line and was in six DAYS, and what
! went through was worth good bit
TO me. on the 1ith we received
word that the armistlce was signed
and that Germany had surrendered,
which was good news to all Of us
fellows Now We are waiting for the
time when we can sail for the good
old ". g. A. and hope II IL not far
away.
am anxiously awaiting the time
when | can get back to oklahoma
and set my feet under your table
for one OF those good meals The
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-28

will be somo trip. from the central
part of Germany to the southern
part OF France and then back. Docs
this sound anything like coming
home? don't expect TO be sent
home for almost another year; still
you know I would be glad TO leave
here Immediately II they would only
give the order. Here Ia one guy that
calls both these countries an eye
sore, Take me anywhere but back
TO France or Germany; just give me
one little spot In old Tulsa, and TO
hell with the European countries.
Last evening I wrote one Of my
French comrades about some photos
which he took OF me n the soissona
front Can hardly wait for them TO
come. for I know they will be just
fine OF me in my fighting clothes,
and will send you one AZ soon as
they arrive. This Frenchman may
not he living today, and II not, then
we will both he disappointed. He
had one great fight yet before him,
and that was to come after they re-
lioved us, and you know We don't
all live through these heltinh battles,
and he might have been among stho,
unlucky.
Gee. am all peeved up on ghc-
count OF the way we are being
treated. We boys who went and did
all the fighting are left over here,
whilccall those 3. o. $. s. guys get to
come home first and receive all tho
honor: they who did nothing unless
10 was To mend d road or two or
push pen in n nice little office
under an electric fan. I'll tell you
the guys that you can take off your
hat to, and they are those who are
returning at present under the care
of nurse--thc poor devil who shed
his blood for Old Glory and took
chances.
The ,atest date about my coming
home is chat we may sail some time
about the middle OF August--no
sooner. That's what I call n knock
out. had planned to do this and
that and thousand other othings
hut now everything is knocked In
tho head. Have had that turkey
dinner on my mind ever since that
Christmas letter from mama, but
now that our returning has been
postponed. we will try and forget
the fine eats You can tell your
mama 20 save all the eggs until I
come, for feel like I could eat fifty
dozen right now. and cake and pie
why I could eat all that you could
put before me.
suppose you think bv the way
I am writing that Uncle Sam Ia try
ing TO starve us. but he Isn't because
he feeds us all we can eat, but never
such things as eggs and cakes, as
they are in the llst OF tho unavail-
ables so far from home.
FLOYD w. SIEBER,
Medical Dept, i2Sth Infantry,
U. q. A.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-28
Tfmrsday,s permi,s seh oon

Permits for the erection of s25. 400
worth OF buildings were issued by
the office OF T H. Clark. city build
ing Inspector. Thursday. The list is
as follows; J. 4 Nixon. store build
ing at 2l3 South Cincinnati, estl-
mated cost $4,000.
Nell q. Grubb, residence at 1872
South Norfolk, estimated cost
$500
X. NJ. Vaughn. residence At 421
Rosedale, estimated cost s2,6OO.
j. Il. Murphy, store building at
1895 East Second. estimated cost
$1,000.
Nell O. Grubb. garage At 1872
South Norfolk, estimated cost 1900.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-28

James WchTstrdt and others va MIS-, 4,
W, Cundif si2,b0, Aet March ..
North side Furniture company vs. X.
T. H. Hazard, sll.sO account (attaehment
affidavlU. Get March Q.
A. Smith vs. j W. Hlckok roplsvin
property valued al 800 set March T.
Tulss Hospital association vs.. J. T.. Gal
Tiger, sbs,6J account. Set March d.
Sterling Investment company w, Mrs
Petticlslr. foreclosure debt north - feet lot
three, block ten, Factory addition. Sc,
March 4
j. Gssdorf vs. II Doty ssme, lot one,
block two. Home Gardens Second addition,
Get March O.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-28
CONGRESS UNABLE
TO PASS ALL BILLS
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

yArsv over the California and wy
ominr naval reserve fields.
The senate remained I'm session
until n late hour tonight endeavor-
ing to pass the wheat guarantee bill
ana IN nroceed with, the sI.21b.O0O, &.
600 army APPROXIMATION and other
money measurep. The house ad.
tourned early, because OF the repub-
iican organization conference TO.
night. nut tomorrow II plans 10 pass
IL last two appropriation bills, tho
sundry civil and general deficiency
msasurcs. and also take up the
Amendment. reportcd today. 20 re.
neal tha 10 ner cent taxes on semi.
iuxuries contained In the new war
revenue lag. Tho senate agreed to
meat Al 10 GEOLOGY each morning un-
M adiourument.
Estr~ ss,s~,on : Asked.
Clashes occurred In both senate
ana house over the Legislative situa.
tion the deyelopmsnts Including a
dsclaretiou by Republican Leader
Mann IN the house that the demo.
crats must he heid responsible for
l.stsist,va dsln VI. md the introduc-
~ m IN. .srsta ~ . resoiution nv
s~rAtrr Trcrn. =, Marble nd favor.
~ a. sx,r. ss..ion March r.
~. r.s.idcrt yas toId nv admin.
.~,s..,nw S.aa.rs ,hat I'll, NJ, marian,
,ss,.,sticr ccuid NOT no pnssed be-
.S,t.. anro.tsior ,rhs
ss. ususs oL puS a,S s,s .s,an
v~ = NJ sA ,,...I ga a,ha,
Np.s ..t,,. w ~. ..v,o,ns,
spp'""r o'"' NJ" '"' '
~" .,.,t,, .,ha,
Tsnato '.pses.us as. r,,, "u 49,,
csnv" NJ viz pt.s'u.. go. envH
pssy ny ~eeae ~ ,-,,ag ' ~,
vsed Win sesc"'y ouu ,v" ~
snsu TO pIs ou.an'vnaS no
preS,uen'' eppaIsn,y ureu, Ichneu U,
~ upon q naro,s oppeu uesk nnu
Mnen nis Iast caher Hepresehau'e
nherley, was receiVeo' ne sat ON
lounge
Inc prcmoents conferences were
held IN iuh view OF touriss ana
orner spectators passing py MS uoor
ana MS animated gestures IN MS DIS
cussione were closely watched,
Cotton Biockndc Stnys,
MOST OF tne 4 prcsiuentS callers
came with requests. either fovSid In
leEniauon. or on patronage or other
atmirs Besides the executive she
uauon, the president discussed the
cotton export embargo with dele
kaH0n OF southern members. advis
Ing them that until the peace treaty
was signed ne could not act to raise
the embargo against enemy ooun-
tries.
Recent defeat OF the woman suf-
frase rcsolu uon was discussed with
the president by Chairman Jones OF
the senate woman suffrage commit
tee. ana the executive expressed
Keen regret. When told that pas
sage OF the compromise resolution
iimiung womens trahchise In states
10 the extent held by men, was be-
ing considered the president tSaid he
would De giad III the resolution could
pe passed AT TINS session
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-28
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$vSWSSEES
Stelnel. Germany, Jan


My dear Jo--Am on duty this eve
ming while the other medical man
is off having good hmc, spending
the evening IN PuderhaCh. As there
~ very little tn do. this gives me the
10 write you good,
long letter.
The latest done is That am going
to get a furlough r5al soon. which
viii be spent somewhere In southern
France, or near Pafis Gee, that
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-28
The Public Record
NEW CASES IN DISTRICT COURT.

n Y kcllry Non " v. Todd, tranH'
fer OF judgment Of $3.50 VI. ArdiIfope
bradNn company. garnishre.
Rose v Caalcr W g D. Chsler divorce,
X Fisher Va. Henry Kendall college,
transfer appeal from Clark Justice peace
] j.. Williams vs. Oklhhoms Petroleum 4
Gasoline Co, spec perform. to compel
eonveynnee to plaintiff u oil and gas lease;
In N2 SEA sf4 and ~, SEi sEi ~ and
E2 sWy, swi. Nwd swi, SWi and N2,
swi. va, va and W., VIVA SEA, sWl,
J2 and MA, sWI and s 40 a Swi MA
and sWi, SEl and NWi, SEA. 3l.is'l8,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-28
Norman Hapgood Named
Minister to Denmark

WASHINGTON. Fob. 27.-Nor-
man Hapgood OF New York was
nominated today 20 be minister TO
Denmark, succeeding Mr. MauricA
Egan, who recently resigned because
OF poor health.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-28
Now Cases In superior Court.

May NJ MaddoS vs. q, G. maddox and
others, separate maintenance aud Injunction
In 70 lots 10, n. block !, Park Hill addi'
ton and purchase money notes Tor lot five,
block five, lngthm Lewis addition.
u W Hood va n. N a G, q. AlinsAy,
o., 900 malicious prosecution,
n Ctafion vs. ". y. Grafton. divorce.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-28

l.. Conway VI. g. Bell and others, tba2os
on note
In 70 estate OF walter II. Phelps, do
ceased.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-28


LONDON. Feb. 2T.-Wht N
pirpor,cd 10 bc u copy OF the full
military plans Of the boishcyiki Ia
Russia during 1919 kns come into
the possession of the British gov
crnmcnt. II gives interesting In
formation on what the bolshcNiki
hoped 10 accomplish and AN idea
Of their strength In the light Of
what has happened up To this time.
One of the principal offcn-i,cs
was planned for the ArchangcI
front. where the results up Ia the
present arc well known. II is In
dicntcd, however. that the boLJhc-
Wiki arc missing troops there for
. greater effort later.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-28
LEGAL.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Notice IL hereby given that sealed bids
viii be received by the Board Of County
Commissioners of Tulsa County, Oklahoms,
for the addition to brick school bsildins
for separate school In District No, 10.
Sand Springs, Tulsa County. Oklahoma.
Said bids may be submitted to the County
Clerk until Z, NJ, March i7,h. 1919,
the same 10 be accompanied with GER
titled check 10 the sum Of 10 per cent Of
the amount OF bid
Plans and specifications are on file In
the office OF the County Clerk, Tuln, Okla.
homa.
LEWIS CLINE, oopnty Clerk
IN THE COUNTY COURT IN AND FOR
SAID COUNTY AND STATE.
State Of Oklahoma. Tulsa County, as; In
the matter OF the sstste OF r, Y. Jonier
deceased
NOTICE or HEARING PETITION FOR
PROBATE OF WILL.
Notice vs. hereby given to all persons In
tcres'ed In the estate OF X, II. LoIier. de-
ceased, that, on the nh day OF March
1919. q, Il. Mccullough produced and filed
In the County Coprt OF Tulsa County STATE
Of Oklahoma, an instrument In writing pur.
porting to be the last will and testament
OF Il e.. Lorier, deceased. and also filed
In said Court his petition praying for the
probate OF said will and thst letters tesia.
mentsry issue thereon 10 q. r. Mccullough
the executor named In said will.
Pursuant 10 an order OF said Court. made
Is hereby given that on Tuesday. the ath
day Of March, 1919, at the hour Of o
o clock A. N. Of said day. that being a day
Of tho regular January, 1919 term OF said
Court, having been appointed rs the time
for hearing said petitiSn and proving said
will, at the County Court Room In Tulsa
In sail County Of Tulsa. when and where
all pprsons Interested may appear and con
tcst the same
IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have here
unto set my hand and the seal OF the said
County Court, this 18th day OF February.
1919.
W. b WILLIAMS,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-28
BoLSheUisf Troops
Attempt NeU Drive
But Are Beaten off

ny The Associated Press
AItcHANGEL, "Wednesday. Feb.
26---Iiolshcyik troops on Monday
attempted counter attack against
the newly gained allied positions
on the Murn,nn nsk front but were
rcpuiscd with heavy losses, The
bolshcyiki used nm nrmorcd trnin
p IN their Intellectual attempt.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-28
EMPLOYMENT
HELP wANTED-MALB
WANTED AT oNCE--one pin setter; over
l6 years: good wages. 500 s Main.

BLUE.wHTTE, YELLOW AND WHITE
Yes, stree, Bob, and they are hand cut
stones the genuine nothing better, eH'
cept the genuine diamond. we have
them At 81 so per karat. We also have
the Arizona topaz at 81 karat These
stones are unmounted Mountings can
he had anywhere Remember these goods
at III g. Boston Avc.---John,
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-01
The Greatest Improvement In Riding Comfort Since The introduction
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Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-01

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