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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-01
CoMrE1TTEES REPRESENTING THE
CHANBER OF COMMERCE AND
LOCAL G. A. B. POST MET
WEDNESDAY.
PROGRAM CALLS POE BIG PARADE,
BANQUET AND AUTOMOBILE
TOUR POR GRIzZLED
VETERANS.
CITY WILL BE GALY DECORATED
IN HONOR OF THE 6AvIORS OF
THE NATIOH DURING THREE
DAYS ENCAMPMEHT.

I Wheeling promises to Guido herself
when the G. A. R state encampment is
held hero May 20. 81, and %. and the
boys OF '6I will DC entertained IN a man,
ner never approached hertoforr.
This WIS promised yesterday after
noon when the joint committees from the
Chamber Of Commerce and Holiday Post
G.. A. + met in the offices Of the Secur-
ity Trust company and program out
lined that will give tho old boys In blue
the greatest celebration ever held
Tho Chamber Of Commerce had pre-
viously agreed to guarantee the ncces-
sary funds to carry out any program to
BE- naIn up by the chamber and the G. y.
r COMMITTEE s and at the meeting yes
terday afternoon the big affair assn MED
definite shape and the minor details will
be- worked out as rapidly as possible TO
have everything in ship shape fashion
fer the opening day.
Tho committee representing the Cham
Der NJ Commerce composed Of Fred +.
Fox, chairman: r r. Kitchen W. B.
GundlfnE. R. B Naylor. james " Ewing.
John 8. Garden and Fl. c. Ogden, con-
fcrrcd with the G.. A. r. committee
consisting OF Thomas Salisbury, clair
man: J. Efwuod Hughes. ". S. Grafton.
Richard Robertson. David z Thomas
and &. s Simpson.
Ilans Of the program were DISCUSSED
md ftuslly comple,ed and the various
committees for the celebration were
named.
The committccs named were:
Ffuanc,-H. G, Ogden, chairman: ".
E. Stone and Richard Robertson.
Paradc--pr. l.. y. Refer chairman:
P. Z. Hah.rst.ck Capt Jarvis Price. T.
J. McGnlcy and Th"nELs Salisbury
Ranquct---(1ct,rse IT. Phillips. chair
man; ", Fl. Smith. Robert Browne. Dr..
q. W, Hurrlatt$ George W Lutz. David
r Thomas. J. EllWood Hughes and Otto
Schouk,
.Nutr,7ohircs--C. w Henry. chairman;
w. l.. Smith. Harry EckcFs. Ralph Howe.
and +. .. keyser.
Observation-Disclosures LarG.r.ns. chair
man: John Il. Carbon, R b Sayl"r.
Charles Som. horn. w. F. Rownd. Har-
vcv Carter. George ". Shook and W. S.
Grafton
Music-h. r. Summers, chairrEu1: Geo.
Simpson and Henry Ra'1Sch-
Receptioli---R r. Kitchen chairman:
Hon. jesse \. Bloch. W. l. BTicc. Rev.
Iacl>h Fsrirt in CHAM: q + Billings Rt.
Rev p. J. Donahuc. pr. John l.. Dc&ey.
james w. Ewing. W G Franksson. Chtts-
T. r'cfnfer. W. &. Grafton. w. b. Fulton.
Howard TEasrfugs- Louis fJorkheirn1r. w.
p. Hubbard Arthur. Hlih5ard. * S. Hon
ecker W. W. Irwin. ". r Trvfne Charles
w LETTERS Fred e Johnson. George A.
Laughlin. J. E.. Moss. II. c. Ogden
Il. Walker Peterson. y. c. Stifel. John
Stevenson. Frank Scroggfns. J. ID .
Scott. y. s. Scott, {. NJ. Fester. j. -.
Whsttenore. andSCieorge Zeppos>
The program kfor the three days en-
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INGENIOUS DEVICES
FOR DECELVENG Y0ST
LAW SlEUTHS
TWO Women Arrested Carrying Tni1la
tou Babies and Buckets and HOG
Bladders PILED With HpozA

MANY novel devices and cIpedrents
hove bcen devised II beat the Eost fa",
bur the prize was disrorNrrd by Anti
Saloon League Officer Arlington yf-5ter-
dav at the r, K o. station.
Two Polish women going TIP rho Steps
to the train shed attracted Arlington
attention. which aroused his suspicious.
The women were stopped for q
search, Ono had a baby IN her arms.
carefully wrapped. as all babies tcre.
and hsndfed tenderSy by the mother. but
investigation proved that this baby WAS
n doll.
Each woman had the usual 1ost suit
case and the worran with the baby
in addition had large gnlvapi1o53
bucket covered with -
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W!y,U.OFF On
EASTEHN TRIP

>nDRcAErOwN, Apr. S0.-At I:Ls
4S.o-ou, morning the squad OF "eH
vt-1trta baseball players. Is strong WI
,aay. hero for the big trip east ="
se.n vim travel VIA the B & q. 10 con-
NASHVILLE thence TO Greenspufs oS e'SS
ric 11ns and then will transfer 20 ra'
Pennsylvania railroad Tor .CfSson. q
h1t hero cars will meet the team TOT
abort trip to Loretto. Pa. where at 1ouF
o.clocx the first game Of the journey Is
"a he played with st. Francis college,
This Is a rather difficult TIP and one
that may tire the players out The next
day. Friday, Penn State IS played a
State College and the night following
+his game marks another very strenuous
trim. In order to reach Hamilton. N =
where Colgate Is played on SATURDAY une
team will leave State College immediate
" after Fridays game in cars for sun
bury, Pa, q distance OF forty miles. From
Sunbury to Wilkes-Rarre the trip IS
made by train. reaching Wil&es-Barr'
at 11.43 p m. An lnter-urban line Is
taken on to Scranton the same night ar
irving there at 1o:io midnight. Here stS
hours Of sleep w1ll be obtained and an
early train caught to Btnghamton. y. 7
Hero another train Is taken for Eariv1lle,
n. Y, and at this. six miles from Hamil-
ton, cars again meet the team. Hamilton
will be reached about II O'Clock Saturday
morning. Here. however. the hard trav-
cling for the trip ends Three rights are
spent In Syracuse, including Sunday and
c. salient service Is obtatnable. and the
Jumps are relatively short between Sym
cuse and Cornell. Yale. Lafayette. Rut-
gers, and the Navy. tho SIX teams to b.
played next week. Throughout the trip
the team viii have the use OF parlor car
seats ON trains and the best in aoeommo,
cations at hotels. en-. so that the strenu.
Gus grind Of tho journey Will not vca,
the men out more than Is necessary.
II is possible that Mort GrcRg. last
years catcher. win make the trip.
though Martin will also be taken.
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ATHLETICS BEATETl

NEW YORK, Apr. 3o-The New York
Americans made 1t two out Of thre"
from Philadelphia here today winning
the last game of the series by e. score
OF to 3. The locals drove. both Wat
SON and Anderson out Of fthe box by
hard hitting.
Tshorlmen's. New PORTS opening pitch
CT went wild m the SIKH inning and
filled the bases with successive, bases on
balls. Stawkey who relieved him with
one out retired the-sfdcyon g. double
play.
The scoree
Philadelphia -4oursoo1=u1p-3 q
New York lO"G2O"0oI-5 10 =
Watson Anderson Gerry and Perkins
Tsorrnahlen, .Shawkey. land Ruhl
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ALFRED S. PAUL wRITES QHTEH
ESTMG LETTER FROM PAHA6A
CANAL ZONEENC
FH1ENDLY EDITORIALS.
Says American Business Men He<d AaVe
NO Hesitancy IN Approaching MAIL
cts Through Proper Methods.

Alfred S. Paul. son OF ". Il. Paul, OIL
this city. and former popular Wheenns
boy, now stationed In the Panama can
nj Zone writes an interesting letter 10
one of his Wheeling friends In which
saws that the uneeltiah devotion 10 the
cause Of duty displayed by the Cnlleo
States in going TO war with Germany
has won for this country the confidence
and respect in the countries boruer1ne
the equator and south Of It to a degree
that It never enjoyed before
Mr.. Paul does not mention what eosl-
ness or occupation hn Is following but
"a his letter is written on the station
ary of the "Heado uarters Panama Can
al Department Ancou, Canal Zone. II
is TO BE- presumed that he is in the en-
pIoye Of the government
His letter is IN part as follows:
have been living at the TiFoH dolta
for the past seven months or since my
arrival here. and have talked TO nhHy
South American tourists The conccn-
GUS OF their opinion is that the unselnSo
devotion to the cause OF liberty and JUS
tice on the part Of the United STATES -
reflected in the confidence respect ana
adru ration which ha5 been creafed Ii
these countries DOIuCt lib $IS
and south Of il.
American business men need have ND
hcsftaucy IN approaching H1n8ee 30
m UGH imbued with confidence In JUST
pass and integrity. The spirit OF con-
t'dencr with With the editorials enclose
radiate can be furthered and Strength
encd and held against compedtinu oy
straight forward md e1Hnl-to-equh
business methods. say aual-oo-
equar' because st has been 1EUost
policy OF treating these rnauScts ano
these people With eoHtGn7t- Tint ain-
tude must be ,.radrated Thy do ma
understand our business methods ano
they, as4s US to accommodate them BY CIV
/ ing them IL system Of busnesH vhlcf
they can understand They asaS roi
Ion rrr credit c1tenstcEs- Can we az
I 90 u11.ru,iate rhen1: GcrmIuy did ar1
South America vds one Of her oes'
Gust omcrs.
Faend1y EdttoztaR-
The editorial clippings nreffum tne
.Correo del Cauca- Of Colombia OF
March 80. and tho "Estrrila dr. Panau1n
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yhisRey was found to Justify the or
t,crr's suspicious and the three women
with their Luggage were taken To- the
county jail
Further. searrh ut the Jill REVERTED
the contents Of tho bucioet to- be two
bIadders which OF first locked TO- De
nlleu with snuff but the supposed snun
turned out 10 be wrisRr,I cuch Bladder
holding u1ure than gaIlsr-
Seven ono. gallon jugs md CHE bill
gallon lux wcra found in this suitcases
and several bottles OF "rrd eyr" found
about their clio thch, making In cQ about
ten gallons Of booze which the wJurer
were trying to sneak into the STATE
The women naEe an awful "sounwK
when searched at the jail but finally al,
Interpreter YVES secured and they told
him that they could no spin English. y
and he talked to them In gouTnsh- They
said they had bought the whisky across
the river and were taking It to their
hores IN the mining regions IN tho
central part Of the state.
They we're given q. bearing before
4nhhs ut g O'clock and remand
and bond viii be: set today
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-01
YANKEES CHALLENGE

The Yankee A. g. issue n challenge
TO any IS to 16 year old team in the
Ohio valley for game Sunday on the
Twcnty-siXth street grounds. Babe
Ruths. StoE1e Jrs. or any other fast
team would like L -" heard from. II
this challenge is a.. y'ted, answer
through this paper or call 1881 and
ask for James. Tho following Yankee
players arc requested 10 meet on the
Twcnty-sixth grounds for practice: w
Rcuthers. II. Rcuthers. Bramer. Flatler.
Miller. Hclmbright. Plefferman, Robirr-
son, Gucen and Clark.
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RULES and FERRY
ideals MEET SUNDAY
Rute Hlne Formerly the yankees, WIZ
Meet Perry Nfne On Tunnel 0reem
Grounds Sunday.

Sunday afternoon on he Tunnei
Green grounds the Ru1e A c. will meet
the fast going Martins Ferry Ideals.
Last Sunday the Ideals were given bad
beating by the MeConkeys, but this
sunday q better game Is promised. TINS
will be only preliminary and will stat
at one o'clock as the big attraction VIII
start at $3.50, when the McConhey nme
lineup against the out-the-pike lads.
The following men are requested Cd
be present Friday evening for practice:
Hitchcock, Miller, Clark. ZeIlor, Isrfief'
Yo1kum. Frazier. McGill. Norman CIsW-
ford, Cm3st, and oil others Chat arc
members Of the team.
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FORMER WHEELING MAN SAYS united STATES.
IS WINNING CONFIDENCE OF LATIN REPUBLIC

Of the republic Of Panama n 49,
tbo near conflict this country
coIouhia some years A3@ E1
threatened trouble hter WIN ill.,
over the taking over az ID e1nl =,
az WY. Che friendly tons az t. -
to.ials Is especially ErIr IA
The editorial cItppdngS me- 81
coucs" commands the Acft0 NJ
tinted states IN rrups1atnE u G11XG
lorubiA 32s.0et,dt0 rpf u 81
property taken posse1non :. 81 ~;
country, and tnf9B that r ~
about q feeling @ ffsend11frea -:
derxta ndtng between the 1o1I Il
two countries The ednor ~ = !
closing paragraphs HeaAE
The trstce Of the ee e&aCe.
ri, has been recrEntzed md proe
without any circumlocut3ou8 ~ q !. -
inn. nv the preaent heAA a thu e.
neorle. BY one Of thnDe tn6N1a
whom divine pruvtderce EG10.
tirne e, time to e11uoh1e d 61nR
cies That itself would b. nu1
5 ccr,dft cur country hE1hIe
/ that its xttieuke hkS - - -
one ant that In ftt Quxrrel% VIM 8
erfut adversary tMttc% AAS, 1e1r ON M
side nf the week md 6nnpfnA oDDl
-Frber. Ike American p0ylESu
| IN. f,ct. becauc BETH lAA ~
T-ed thd- Judgment RnA tnnuh
mouths Of many az thar 49, -.
1,1en rrav- 6eclned that C8In1 =
n1tu.tlr treated md thaE IN et
sboIrld b, re6rexsed In arde TIT
rlorv OF the grrat repnss a1u
| n.s+.i,-1 dfrun,ed nrr n11 ~.
urr,s Pu1Sn.1D az H
Tie Estr.Ia De PxnanE S1!
, der the captinn why x4r1as
J cI-,.rId Buy Bonds" - IN -
Inw. Z. : - - ~
-Tbe eortd hss tue sREeoi
~ -1,st c.1rsk. O
~ IN htstory From In onasallIll
.T,-~se nina hftnue 6f th1k ru1E
sar.d M 11attIr hnr mr. GHTll
49, sep nraT hxvrTrs18d nnnEf1H
~. =. har n..rp onHtxak huAL I'll
snr,ene az rtr h1Eh~ Ox. aIs1ld
IN curtai1iuE OF htH OulelNADe
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Is
PUZZLE: FOR
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. April S0s-Bostnn
made il three out of four IN tho series
with Washington ny winning today. E
In !. Both Thompson and Shaw w"r''
hit hard Ivy tho VISITORS. While Caldwell
was effective 1T sll stages. Hooper got
Il douhlc andi thrcc.SlnglcSEin lv" times
at bat.
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Wierton Wants Games

Any good amateur baseball teams ~
the Ohio valley desiring games win INC
Wlerton A. c. nine will please get lnto
communication with either OF the lol'
lowing men at once: James j. Wier
manager, or Doc Richards. secretary
W1erton, ", Va
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UPHILL CANE
FOR NEW YORK
FROM BOSTON

BOSTON April so~A three eass 81.
BY Doyle and ziunsftnan sac ~ tbc
tied the score Of odaTs game tr'
ninth inning. and IN the TENN wv 80,
two passes. = saTfice ny anu al e' ~
rsvc New York three runs any n ~,
game. 5 to :. ApreVlou t.lple oS 30
IN the seventh pnlng con'rlou'eo ~ e-'N
scoring. Inc RI E.
,S.u york o 90 0 oo1 s-5 ?
~ n 90 0 o o. 10 l
~ e,,,th. Jnes. Causcy and McCaE'F'
- s,nitb. ISaf, Northrop and WILSON,
Tragesser.
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LiNSLY CADETS
VS., TRIADELpHIA
GAME POSTPONED
GArne Scheduled for Yesterday Ateer-
room ca whocdfug PErt Grounds Post
poned on Account OF 8adr.

Yesterday afternoon the Liusly
Cadets baseball nine and Triadelphia
high wsrc scheduled to play their
opening gs1re Of the season on the
Wheeling park grounds. but owing to
the drtzz1ing rain all afternoon It was
decided to postpone tho contest untn a
later Data.
Both teams were ready for a hard
contest. despite the fact that they had
very little practice during the past
week on account Of the dsagTeeable
weather.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

INDIANAPOLIS. Apr. 3o-Altlw"uKee
i: 6-a- Indianapolis 2-S-2. Ho"a'u'
Howard. stumpf: Cavet and BGoSse1t-
II innings.
TOLEDO. O., APT 3o.-Kansas CITY
at Toledo. postponed rain.
COLUMBUS. O. Apr. 3o.-M1nne-
apous at Columbus: postponed, rain.
LOUISVILLE. KY Apr. 3o.-scofe'
r. II. f,
=. d., 7 L. S: /.
.ia..if,o " O: l: 3.
LOUISVILLE -.
Han and Hargrave; Friday. Niles ana
Kocher. Called end sixth inning ac-
count rain.)
r sfrrdl hrdlu
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FLIGHT POSTPONED

ST. JOHNS. y. F. April 3o.-Aft",r
announcing intention TO start their
transatlantic flight this afternoon, the
two rival avlators abandoned their plan
for q flight to-day on the receipt Of
unfavorablc weather rcports%
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To-day's Gaues-
Detroit at Cleveland.
Washington at Philadelphia.
New York at Boston.
ST. Louis at Chicago
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BUNCHED FITS,

ST. LOUIS, April 2O.-Bunched hits
IN the first and second innings off We'll
man gave Cleveland lead which St
Louis could not overcome. and Cleveland
won todays' game TO .. Opposing
Weilman was George Uhle.
r.. H. E.
Cleveland 1890. $50 0no ono--4 II l
st. Louis. . 900 010 1o0-1 .
Battertcs-Ur1c. Coumbc and Neal.
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roIr1s BIANKED.

cr1rsCc Apr. 3o.-Phn Douglas TO-
80 At the St Louis Nationals
osy -. chicago club made eight h'tS
"at ae.sd.s and won. 4 to In a rather
:0n 80 game. Turner Barber WI"
'orN ns ,eslie Mann in left acld scored
.epta o.che Chicago runs. making TWO
-. nd a double in four times Ut
bat.
Inc 200 900 900 :
81 1o 100 opo 0l1-t .
Mecows. Tuero and Snyder: Douglas
and Fe1tefer.
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tho greater your opportunity to use
Tho Intss1tSeneer Want Ads.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Games.
New York, ); philadelphia. 5:
Chicago. .: Detroit, q.
Boston. 6: Washington. /.
Cleveland. 1: ST. Louis.
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~REr IN A ROW.

DETROIT, Apr. 30.-Combining time
" hits with Detroits misplays, Chicago
won the third straight game today 9 TO
z
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E=55 E==5====7 IN The WORLD OF SPORTS - ~
HOW they Stand
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games.

Yesterdays Games.
New York. 5: Boston. >.
Phila. Q: Brook. 2 Cie).
Chicoga, T. st. Louis. 0.
Observation-Disclosures rain
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Two base hft-Hooncr. Sacrifice hits
Barry, Caldwell Scott. TOtele plays
Barry to Scott TO McTnnis. Left on.
hases-Boston s, Washington Base
on halls-Otf Cald we'll 3. off Shaw !.
Hits-On Thompson in 21-s innings.
or Shaw In % innings. Struck out
by Caldwell 4, by Shaw 4. by Graft,
l. Losing pitchcr-Tkompson.
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standing Of Clubs.
To-day's Games,

To-day7s Games.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia al New YORK.
Cincinnati nj st. Louis.
Boston at Brooklyn.
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'Rattcd for Janvrin in eighth.
"sBatted for Craft in ninth.
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Chicago .-..--. 70. Oh ooHs 3 ;
Detroit ...- zoo 0ol 01S-T12 S
Kerr and SchaIk; Erickson. Ginning
hmm and Stana&a
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Two base hft-Iooncr. Sa

Roston ..-1 . 0'o--6
washington .-.n 0 0 o 0 90 q Ii
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BOWLING

RhHONpc CLUB LEAGUE.
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rieudly EdttcEtnnk.

The editorial clippings arefrum TIN
"C-nrreo del trauca- Of Colombia O.
N1srrl 80. and tho "EstrcIla dr. PauHn1n'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-19
RED FORK ROBBERY
CATCH UNREWARDED
Loss Officers MAY Lose Neat sum on
Account OF Reccnt Order of Gov
crnor CancclilnE Rewards.

The orders OF Governor Robertson
In resembling the rewards offered for
tho capture OF bank robbers prob
ably will rcprivc local county officers
OF tbFr part of ,he reward OF $1,000
which was 20 have been asked tor
nS the result Of the capture OF VIII
liam Rocker and II + Tyson on
September II, Immediately follow
INK the robbery Of The Red Fork
bank
Sheriff Woollcy and his deputies
Interested In the reward, said yes
terday they had not received any
part OF the money. and that II the
order OF the governor has been
made. the money probably viii not
he forthcouing Governor Robert
son rescinded all rewards upon the
bank robbers who before this time
have not been convicted This In of-
feet probably will deprive the local
men OF their reward as Tyson was
killed and his hccomplice Rocker.
has not vet been arraigned because
Of wounds received In the battle
which followed the attempted escape
o; the bandits from the band at Red
Fork
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SINCLAIR statesmen
81 CLOSE CONVENTION
Twenty-Five Men Representing
Oklahoma ard Arkansas Districts
Meet Hcrc for Conferences.

Officials and statesmen OF the sim
clair on n Refining co, completed
their two-dny semi-Rnnual cunyen-
uon yesterday at the Sinclair office
building Twenty-Five salesmcn OF ne
Tulsa district. which WAS esthh-
lished just year ago and consists
OF Oklahoma and Arkansas, were in
attendance Plans for the 1890 sales
ca mpaiRn occupied the chief inter-
est at the meetings
A. r Smith. Tulsa division man
ager. and r. T., Niece. assistant
manager. formerly OF Oklahoma
City. we're In charge of the meet
ing Following are the officials who
attended: n 5, f. Wheeler. assistant
general manager, Chicago; T, NJ
Nolen, special representative, chi.
cnRo. c. A. Ialtes, special repre-
sentative. Chicago; Il \, Howcl. di-
visional manager. wichita w. p.
Dinkens, divisional manager,
Omaha; Jerry r Dyer. manager,
Kansas city.
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five Convictions Hud Heavy Iinrs
Cause Others to Plead Guilty,

Special 10 The World
HENRYETTA. oct II with
five different jurics bringing yer
dict OF guilty, and assessing the
penalty ot $500 and six months iu
ian IN ms MANY separate cases or
Illicit liquor dealing, terror reignci
in the ranks OF jake rcllors ana ChoC
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dealers and caused stampede "f
i've others who were only TOO viii
ing TO plead guilty ana throw them
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-19

The avergae annual loss Of cotton
from the cotton worm Is placed at
$4,000 900
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-19
LEAGUE SUPPORTERS
PLAN LEWIS MEETING
Promlncnt rulsnr~ Expect Iis Crowd
"a Hear y Ham Lewis cham
pltqu Covenant In NpccCh.

semi fnal preparations Tor the
visit tu this city on october ~, OF '
HRmilEuu lewis. ex-senator OF llll-
nois. Nho now resides st Chicago ana
who. viii speak hero IN support ~
the Versailles treaty and league u
nations covenant os proposed ~.
Wilson. we're formula'ri
yesterday afternoon at n meeting ~
supporters of tho league OF nations
Of this city hold at the Tulsa oona'y
courthouse.
The following are chalrmen of the
various committees appointed NcS'"r'
day and intrustcd with various
pnascs Of arrangements for LOWS
speech. 4 G. Hunt committee on
convention hall: Mrs ora l. frus'
committee NJ women, r. l. David
son. reception committee, W :
pickcnsan finance committee, John
Fienutr. publicity committee, A
Flint MoSs arrangements cOmmi''e =:
Carter smith. music committee
Tho meeting yesterday was pre-
sided over by Leo Daniel. local At
torney. A number of prominunt
democrats nnd supporters OF the
covenant. enthusiastic over pros1oc's
Of the appearance here ~ nation
ally recognized champion Of mo
league OF nations. were In attend
ance.
Consensus ot opinion among those
present was To the effect that lhl -
,dowd win rurn out 20 hear eN-Senh-
tor Lewis who comcs here under aus
piccs of the Tulsa CITY CLUB,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-19
SYNC0PATED NEGRO TROUPE
PLAYS HERE MONDAY NIGHT

n all predictions henr out TnlSh
Is to enjoy uue ~ the most enter.
tanning musical uumbvrs oUathc pro.
gram Tor tho winter ufNt Tuesday
night when the American SNuc"ruirl
orchestra and singers. culnr'l
troupe of 30 persons, appear at Con
Nrntion hail
For harmony and ntuHir the col,
ored ARTISTS are repu'cd tn Dec par
excellence and singers with ihr
troupe have also been accorded vuri
.pus manners OF recognition Tho OF
Eanizatlon Is under direction NJ WI
Marion Cook aud George Edmund
Duff
The American SynCopqtod engage
men FOR Tulsa was arranged los Mrs
&, Mcdonald and Miss MWdc Little.
field. who have also arranged for y
free concert at O'Clock Tuesday
afternoon for the benefit of sDhuo
children. Twenty one numbers are
included In tho orchcstraH program
for the evening
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-19

solves upon The mercy of the su'
perior court who affixed a sentence
~ 500 fuo and thirty days In JAN