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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-11
OWEN ASKED TO VOTE
FOR LEAGUE CHANGES
League for Preservation OF American
Independence Makes Permanent
Organization Here.
HUNDRED ATTEND MEETING
Resolution Adopted Request senator
90 Line Up Against Iiatlficntion
OF Covenant

More than 100 democrats and re-
publicans met at the district court
room last night despite the lnclemcnt
weather and made permanent the
organization Of the league FOR the
preservation OF American lndcpeud-
cucC.
Three democrats and one repuh-
liCan addressed the gathering Of non
partisan though thoroughly Amuri-
can citizens. Every member Of the
Organization signed the following
resolution which will be sent 10 Sem
ator Robert l.. owen.
United states Senator Robert l..
owen. Washington, y. g.. The
undersigned citizens of Tulsa,
okla, respectfully request that you
cast your vote In the senate in
favor OF pending amendments and
reservations proposed by the ma
jority OF the Foreign relations COM
mlttee
Our national honor is cnmpro-
missed and our vital Interests are
disregardcd and neglected 100 Tho
proposed league and treaty We
cannot conceive how auy sterling
American can stand for six or
more votes for the British empire
to one fnr the United states We
urge you 90 join Thomas =. Gore
In the brave and patriotic fight
that he L. making for the prrsrrya-
'ion Of American Ideals and instI-
tuuous
Judge James p. Gilmore in calling
the meeting to order told ~ iis orr
ganlnu0n in temporary form tU ar
range FOR the meeting no which Sem
ator James Reed Of Missouri spoke
here. By a unanimous vote mo-
ton was passed 20 make tho 'rmpo-
rary ufsHnizaiIon of tho league per
maneut I'm his opening address
Judge I.lWor" denounced the ac-
lion ~ Governor Robertson Boo sup
porting the dHrtH"fu d.myn-tIa.
tluu ut tho mob lt Arimurc
In Ipr right
I'VE dll not start this frUt bat
"" are going Co see 10 through now
that We tr" Zoo d. This organization
Is going io be- In Tire thirE ur the
struggle until We win or Jose AND W,
are going tn win This organization
cares not what the politics ar. HI .f.
u.uhDrs Tho ung requirement. .H
that the. he Amsr'ssna
, am democrat declared James
N ltsgs ard ! hope earnestly and
fH-y'n'E 'Ha' 'hrgH rH. soon r..H.
Jon themselves sH fHaf .In Hrrr
r.tt ts 'lr party ~ ws .rf.r.. mo
party uf wy youth. and fNr parity ut
mF manhood my devotion rri ALE.
EHUUs Sever rnwrEHr aa ..HE sH
4 ||." will stand with fHHf party
u DO rr1ur#ss anything chat a ttu
rrrHus f0 the W,'flG, uf m. .sIu.
Win hi- keen FN,r or analysis
o.. surls-r stripped fYTl 'H. Fr
.Hmrrfs ~ those fBrHrlrr 'Nr league
~ nations ana h.it 10 uu '.r 'hr
..rsHrH af hIs audience 1. s I.iH.E.
menace fs our national Uf.
.Ir F.F recent 8f. .errss I"a pres.
lsr' told 'Hr people ma. ... .H..
cation. Imposed #r f"r r".r. Hr~a no
rN. H..rl. tr ARTICLE FH Hr. H.. moral
obligations ThHf H..... .l .H.e. 1904.
hrs Pho power arf n.."H... .H uHE.
son fHH. IHrt H.r In r.f under.
.." ... meaning "f f""r w.....
lgyT..tu gE rAgE eEEEs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-11
Senators Almost
in Time to VieW
Shooting Amdy

PITTSBURGH Pa. oct 10
Senators investigating tho steel
strike put in a busy day In tho
Pittsburgh district and viewed
everything from the iuCandescent
metal In rolling mills TO the cult
nary equipment I'm the homes or
mill workers. They discussed
strike conditions with plant super
intcndents and held informal eau
cusos with strikers In the hack
streets Of Homestead and Charlton.
Chairman Kenyon said they
wanted to bo sure 10 hear both
sides and Interpreters made II easy
FOR the foreign-born strikers To-
DO heard
At Homestead Just before tho
party arrived there was an cN-
change OF shots between strikers
and an armed workman. but tho
committee did not arrive In tlmc
for the fracas
In tho mills OF the Carnegie
company visited at puqucsno and
Homestead, officials would con-
code that only a small mum Der ~
men were on strike. At Clarion,
however, the senators were told
that I. 500 men of 5000 normally
employed. remained out strikers
denied these claims, and, In poly
EIot fashion, asserted that many
thousands of men were missing
from the scene OF usual duties
Senator Kenyon announced that
formal hearings would Dee held
here tomorrow and that no had
summoned a number uf witnesses.
Many workinEmen. both from tho
striking ana non-striklng groups
will be heard, ~ well as officials
and business men from tho locali-
ties chiofly affected, by Monday,
he said. he hoped 10 carry the IN
vestiRation into Ohio steel ccnters
and may thereafter find opportun-
ity to take the committee 20 GarY,
Ind
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GARY'S STAND UPHELD
Employers Declare for an
Open Shop, Sustaining
Steel Chairman.
CAPITAL TELLS ITS POSITION
Right of Strike and Lock-
out Accepted Except
by State Employees.

WASHINGTON, Oc. Dad
lock In the committee ot rs, or the
steering committee over lahor's
proposal TO arbltratc the steel strike.
brought about adlournment today OF
the national industrial conference
until Tuesday In tho meantime the
steering committee" will hold
meeting in an attempt lo agree on "A
report to lhy boforS tho conference
when n reassemblos
Adjournment came after tho on
ference hat received the propose ls
of the employers group declaring
FOR the principle Of the open shop
and affirming that mo cmloyer
should he required to deal With mon
OF groups ot men who are not his
employers or chosen hy and from
among them
Tho latter principle created quite
q stir IN the conference and was
considered by some of the delegates
as approval o' the stand taken by
Judge Ebert II. Gary chairman Of
the United States steel corporation.
I'm retuAinE tl meet the s.cel strik-
cTs
Other Principles Included.
other principles cnunciated In the
declaration or the employers in
cludcd.
Acceptance ~ the right OF strike
or lockout, eNrept In the case Of gov
ernmeut employees. opposition 10
sympathetic strikes and loCkouts;
ins,stence on the function OF man
ngemout iu directing Industry. cm-
phlsis Of shop unions as opposed b>
the industrial councils lisbposed ~
organized labor. and "a declaration
chat cooperative relations between
capital and labor should be w1rked
ouIin individual cstabiishmenH with
lue regard TO local factors, AfntSad
OF along tho Zines of entire indus
trioF. Hg suRgcstcd by labor.
High Industrial efficiency" was
stated hy tho employers as the touch
stone OF sound industrial relations.
Unable 60 NRrcc.
After receiving the proposals OF
the employer tho last of tho three
groups represented In the confer
oncc 60 report. an hours recess was
taken TO permit the committee ot 10
Iu bring in "a repent on tho "one
resolution. which. u was announced,
was under consideration. ON 70.
uoufoulrE however. the committee
informed the conference that o. was
unable td agree ON a report and Hf'rr
u' Io. .tlUns h11 been registered hy
samuel Gompers Of the labor group.
and Thomas T. Ch,dHourue. ~ the
puhiir.s Representatives, adjourn
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COPENHAGEN. Oct 1o.-Ger-
man troops under General Won der
Goltz. together with Russians under
Colonel Avaloff- Bsrmondt, attacked
Ietts so kilometers from Riga and
occupied Schlock, which is outside
the demarcation line, according to
u report issued by the Lettish hu-
,Ieau at Riga The report adds that
the attack was repulsed with sangu-
nary losses.
The forces OF General Won der
Goltz include imperial German
troops with tanks and d,alrplanes, says
the report which adds that the Ger
mans attempted 20 bomb Riga. but
were rcpulsed,
The Letts claim that their losses
were small.
Siege Proclaimed.
4 state of siege has been pro
claimed at RIGA as n precautionary
measure. Reserves are being formed
among those who are unable to go
20 the front. Soldiers who were
stprtlng toward the front were pelt-
ed with fowcrs
The Lottish bureau says the Ger
mans anu hArhItlN hAAft' Nfh VIZ NV
front Of st OLAF. 30 kilometers from
Riga, and the shore Of the Gult ~
lliga. and occupied the coastal town
uf Shl0tsk and also attacked ~"
coastal town OF Dubhelm, so kilo-
meters from Riga.
The Let's. in addition to claiming
60 have inflicted slnEuinary Losses
on the enemy A0l TO have destroyed
an argnored train AZ the St blai
station. declare they cut up two com
uanics uf Germans with their ma
chine gun fire.
The fighting continues an The
whole OF the front
Attack Repeatedly.
Another dispatch from Riga says
the Germans attacked repeatedly
during the night la oV"rWhelWlns
numbers and with all- modern weh
puns, but that the Let's successfully
counter attacked
The dispatch adds that both sol
dlers and civilians are filled with en-
thusiasm and that volunteers are
io.rug the ranks. day hud ulEhI
These include students of an classes.
I.eftish soldiers who have been
fighting with me British ana freh,h
al ArchanCaI have just arrived AZ
Riga by steamship anl rushed 20
tho front
COPENIfAGEN. oct lo.--i'riush
and French Warshipa iu mo harmon
nf Riga have cleared FOR action a1-
cnrding 10 a dispatch from riga 10
Tho Lettish information bureau, on
account OF the attack by t"rUan
troops under the command of Gen
eral Won der Gol'z upon the be'il'h
army defending Riga
LoSDON oct 90 Marshal Iorh
was formally informed today mar
tho German troops ln the t'l. i'
provinces have opened AN attack
against Riga. according 90 'ehH''
News dispatch from Paris
Dispatches received 10y the Ie',sn
legation -aid that Tho attack h'H
opened on WEDNESDAY
A. last reports Riga was m 'he
hands OF the white" or anu-holsAc-
v'k forces which would lend s'r'ng n
10 the rumor that General Won der
Colt, commando of the German
troops in The Baltic provinces nav
gone over 20 the Russian reds Riga
is an important Russian port 'n lh'
Baltic and was occupied hY INC
Germans during ih" closing dtys 'l
the war after Tho rhu'shetHs hbI
signed the treaty Of Brcs,-Il.orsk.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-11
Oklahoma Episcopal
Districts Combined by
House of Bishops

DETROIT. oct. i0--rhe house
OF bishops of tho Protestant Epfs-
copBl church In America, the ttl-
ennial general convention of which
IL meeting here, today combined
the missionary districts ~ OKLA
homa and eastern oklahoma un-
der Bishop Theodore =. Thurs
ton OF tho latter, and transferred
Bishop Frank Touret OF Western
Colorado To tho missionary dis-
trict OF Idaho Concurrence OF
the house ~ deputies Is necessary
TO make these changes effective,
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lieut. ssOrSe
c rs Doratet
Ltsut ~ D
Wright
s. g. sS~rvD
Lteut rfartov
i Etl tott
(~s.D

Instead Of one-wAy flight tho army
air service trauHcontinental race
which began simultaneously at
Roosevelt field. Mlncola and San
Francisco on october 4, will be n
round trip contest As a result OF the
change In plans the race viii hc the
longest Aer planned and viii put
both pilots aud machines To grill
Ing test. The race II likely 10 con
sumo - days because Of the com
pulsoty aO-minute stops at 81 con.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-11
cRowDER RANK Is APPROVED
House Committee Acsrpts pan a.
lnnfcr Rnnk Ilcnirnnnt nrncrnl.

WASHINGTON. oct 10. " The
house military committee apprus'f
today thr senate hiI giving MAJ
gru g. d. Crovde the rank ~
lieutenant general ON hE retirement
.p recognition "for conspicuous srrF.
.r. ir srccution Of the sslectiyn Hsrv-
Y,r law"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-11
FREE PORT ZONES ASKED
Chambers ~ Commerce Appear BE
fore senate Committee for Law.

WASHINGTON. oct lO.--Rcpre-
scutativcs Of tho chambers OF COM
n,erce Of New York, san Francisco.
Chicago Galveston. Hustuu and
many other ports and public officials
appeared today before the senate
commerce and housc' WAYS and
means committees IN support of leg
.sIation 10 authorize free zones tn
American ports
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-11
BoNuLAs is COMING BACK.
No Important Change to Be Made in

NO important flhukF W - 49, ~
Mexican Diplomatic service Herr,
MEXICO CITY. oct. 10y lE0aclo
HouI,as Mexican ambassador to the
United States. left President Car
iar-8H party at NereEas state or
san Luis pof0sl this morning ON his
way Goo Washington. according 'u
sroril. dispatches 90 Mexico news
papers
Thi- would appear 90 ,rl - least
fo- the present Tho rumors that i'm
porfaut changes were pending n mo
diplomatic status ot MgA.1O and the
U-red STATES
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-11
SIEGE IS PROCLAIMED
let's Forms Reserves to
Withstand Imperial
Hun Forces.
FRENCH AND BRITISH READY
Battleshpis in Port Clear
for Action; Volunteers
Joining Rapidly.

LONDON. Saturday. oct. IL
The advance guard OF Colonel
Aynioff- -Bormondt entered and oc-
cuplcd Riga "Wednesday evening
or Thursday morning, Roording
In the Daily Mails Hcisingfors,
FINLAND, correspondent,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-11
FWO MORE ARE KILLED IN AIR RACE
THE WEATHER

TULSA. OKLA oct 10 Maximum.
a. minimum a. norgh Ninds, cloudy
prec iptatlon, % inch.
OKLAHOMA Saturday ani sunday
part cloudy 90 cloudy warmer sunday
-. LOUISIANA. saturday rain, colder;
Sunday partly cloudy
ARKANSAS; saturday cloudy rsin
IN 'outhsas! portion, colder 5anday
fair warmer
East TEXAS. Saturday rain. colder,
SUNDAY fair. warmer IN west portlon.
WEST TEXAS; Saturday cloudy, rain
IN southeast portion, colder ia south
portion sunday fair. warmer
KANSAS G.nrrally fair saturday
and Sunday win slowly rising .cmpera.
ture
TO LITTLE GIRL
Oh, liitls girl with eyes Of brown
And uSles that fairly hrht the town
wonder II you really know
Just Why 1t rs We love you 80
And why--With all tho lttis girls
With shining eyes and tangled curls
That thronE and dance thW bis world
through
Oar hearts have room for only you.
Since other little girls are gAy
And laugh and sine and romp in play,
And al Are beautiful 90 sec
why should you mean so much 70 mo
Aud WHY should Mother day and right
Mako Won her source % all delight
And fiud always Bro your cAftvs
Her grestest tum Of happiuessi
on ,thsre's c reason good for this
You laughing. little hriEhtcyed missI
In al thiA town. with sll its gitis
with shining cNcS and sun.lissed curls,
II We should search It through and
through
We'd hnd not our 80 fair az you,
Ana none however fair OF face
within our hearts could 1Ake your
place.
For on. Glad day not long ago.
God sent you down 10 vs. below
Aud skd that you we're ours 20 keep,
To guard awake and watch aslsep
And ever since tho day you came
No other child has seemed the came,
No other smiles arc quite so fair
As those which happily you wear.
We seem sto 1--we from dsy 70 day
To hear thnsthlnEs you have 10 sAv,
And Just because God gave US you,
We prite the litue thinrs YOU do;
Though tod has filled this world with
flowers,
We Ike You best because you're ours
In you our greatest toys We know,
And that ls why W. loFs you SO
Copyright. 1919. hy Edgar 4, Gnest
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-11
Observer Dies in Fall
of Plane "a on Cur
tiss Field.
STORM TAKES IT'S TOLL
Western Flyer Dead at
Deermountain, Wyo.--
Blinded by Storm
FLYING pARS0N" LEADING
Maynard Heads West
bound Contingent but
Is Closely Pressed
CAPTAIN SMITH 0vERTAKEH
Two Eastbound Racers on
Even Terms for Start
From Bryan, O.
FLYING pARSON" LEADING
CAPTAIN SMITH 0vERTAKEH

BUFFALO. n. Y, oct. i0.---The
nfth fatality In the transcontinentai. .
air race occurred here ahls after
noon when plane No. -, pilotcd by
Major A. l.. sneed, crashed on Cur
tiss field, and his observer. Worth
y. Mcclure, was killed. Major sneed
suffered slightly from shock, but
was otherwise unhurt.
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Captain prayton, second or The
west bound filters. appeared 20 be
making the better distance. IN spite
OF adverse winds, and had covered
673 miles upon reaching EaWiins
Nyo.. at s.l2 % m. Wouutain time.
and he planned fn go ON tu salt
Lake Clts. which would make his
days travel $50 miles The hes.
mileage on single day yrt made.
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COPENIIAGEN, N, oct lo.--HrllIsh
and French wnrshlp7 Don me haINo'
af Riga have cleared Tor action. a,-
cording 20 dispatch from h'k' w
mo Iaftish information bureau, on
account Of the attack by German
troops under the command ~ Cen
e-sl won der Gol'z upon the beNish
army defending r. cu
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-21
MASH WAS A FREE
MAN FOR AWHILE
Despite Fact He Had Not
Made Bond Jailer Re-
leases Prisoner.
FEDERAL CHARGE NOW
Thinys Warm Cp When
Sheriff Woolley Hears OF
Employees CarclcssnesS.

The fact that two commitments on
bonds tggrcgnl'ng tl2,'""
were lu the hands ~ the sheriff d'h
not prevent Earl Maish. under t""r
charges uf uuromobil" thrf' itn'n
raining his freedom "wednesday
nlrht although hr took no ndNauihH"
or his opportunity to IchN" the cor
rdnr4 ~ tho county roIrih"nH"
No,, N,ish is W the city lail lu
rnnrro ~ the federal Authorities hnd
IN, shcHrf has no release To "h'"
hin uihority for giving M'7h h'
freedom ,
Mninh was placed under bond OF
4 90 WcducsIHy afternoon 10y Jun
ti,c II ] GRAY A. the conclusion "I
The pr,limuary hearing ~ IA" h'.
f.ndant ON the charge ~ auPm"hil'
larceny ". T. Russell, thr"" week
ppn appointed might "ilor TOOK
Ntisb 10 iall From lnfor mhil"h
gathered ye>teriay hy Sh'fir woo,
jry uu4srll notified j - Mah"'!' H.
.undrrshcrin. that Milsh hnh m'h"
bond and that the federal auth"ti
tira vho wanted Nnish should %"
potlfird Maxwell notified " ~ III
is. local deputy United states ma
shat. and the latter went |" "''
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-21
HURLED OFF TRAIN; KILLED
Thomas NJ. knight, Brothcr-in-Law
OF Paul clinton, IL Killed
Kansas.

Thomas NJ. knight OF Long Island.
y. Y, brother-ln+ law OF Paul Gin
ton OF Tulsa, was killed Thursday
afternoon when thrown from the OBJ
servation car OF a squthbonnd Santa
Fe train between Cherryvale and IN
dependence, Kan. The body was
taken TO Vinita where the burial
services will be held =
Knight had risen from his scat on
tie observation platform as the tram
rounded "A sharp curve. throwing HIM
from the ear to the track.
Mr.. knight, who was iSyears old,
was city manager OF the National
District Telegraph Co. at Long
Island. lie was formerly president
OF the southern Abstract Co. at
Rartlesville and later president Of the
NJ Nissouri Abstract Co. at Kansas Clty.
Among the surviving relatives are
Mrs. Paul Clinton, 1902 South Den
YER. "A sister, and Morris + and Hen
~ 3 knight, brothers, of Vinita.
MIR. knight was en- route to TWsa
from Kansas City. Jast two weeks
ago hc attended the funeral here or
his mother, Mrs. Rachel knight. VINO
died at the oklahoma hospital
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-21
SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
MAY Be DISSOLVED.
School Zones Nos. 10 and
l6 Seek Separation;
State Brings Suit.
ALLEGE IT IS ILLEGAL
Owasso Area Is Dissatisfied
and Asks for Removal Of
the Directors.

Custer proceedings were heRun IN
district court yesterday against the
directors Of the hoard ~ edu alton
NJ consolidated school diStriI so T.
OwaSso and former district 80 a..
by the state OF Oklahoma - tel
r y. Freezing. attorney Reneral. IN
which the plaintiN claims the el"r.
ton held for the purpose ~ con
solidatiug the schools was Illegal
The petition claims mat prior o.
the election March l2. when. It "aS
proposed 10 consolidate disDrlc'H y D.
10 with No, 10. pwassb the defend
ants. " H. Britain, -. q hosr. g
A Roach. iirectorH, and Mr.
Mmpcttc Hedges, superintendent ~
Tulsa county schools, failed 10 prop
erly notify voters OF the project hnd
that less than The one half ~ lho
legal voters OF district No. H'gn"i
the petition asking tho ,unsoilda p
tion OF the districts
The potitlon asks that judgment
bo rendered hy the court separating
the school districts AS bcfor" tho
election, and outslng the board OF
directors from the office which they
Nave held alncc March IL
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further raason that the property
so ohcdulcd was placed at mH'h
higher value than on the deed rec
ord OF the county
Barker waa placed under bond OF
5000 tWo weeks ago by Justice
Maxry for trial before DISTRICT court
N the charge OF stealing an auto
mobile In this city from 9. {. Mer'
Ger OF Broken ONrrOw Barker was
caught with the car "A few minutes
after he theft Yeste rday Bonstoin
attempted TO gain the signature or
lHs'Ico Maxoy TO the bond. but the
latter rcfcrrcd Bunstein to John
Hunt. appointed by the automobile
club To assist the county attorneys
office .n m" prosecution Of automo-
bl'c }hlcyrS.
Hun, found that g, T., Gilbert, one
of thc hondsm"n, Was already on
bonds to The sum OF 1880 in DIS
'fic' court and that the two lots lust l.
ci hy Gilbert Rs lying Ia bullettc
addition and valued at 900 and
$500 respectively were shown by
tho tax record of 1919 20 be of to
tai value Of Sl7t, H. Brock. the
second boudSul.n listed no acres
~ land In NhNes county. hut Hunt
vas unable Yesterday to determine
the value u he property
Justice NaNcv, after learning the
rtvls iu tho case, refused To accept
the bond
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courthouse tu find Mash Atting In
tho corridor of IA" second floor OF
the building unattended. Maish ac-
cumpaut'd Eilis 20 the city jail, but
later, when sheriff No0llry learned
that Russell had released MaiSh
without first having obtained rec
lease from Justice n j cray the
t"mpcra'ur" about me sh'rlN H OF
fioc rose several degree. Russ" .r
could not explain bis actions tp the
sl@rT ana could not explain Nhd'
told him that Mash had made bond.
Mash hs- not vet mad" bond In IN"
auto theft eases
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-21
GORE TO BE HERE MONDAY
Blind senator WIN Deliver tddrrs-
BEFORE kiwani4 cub,

senator Thomas ~ Tiore viii he
the guest Of honor ~ ihn regular
luncheon meeting "t th" ki"anis
club a. noon Moniay Arrangements
are being made TO accummodat" th"
large attendance that IN expected to
hear the senators address
According tr dispatch received
lasr nigh, fror WafhuRtou Senn-
tor Gorv viii l,nNe th"rc for okla
homR early today
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-21
MAXEY REFUSES
BAD AUTO BOND
Property Listed as Worth
at Least $1,000 Re-
corded at $l75 Value.
COURT WILL NOT SIGN
George Bonstcin. Lawyer, Up
Against New Deal in
Defense of Alleged Thief.

RcfusnE 20 approve criminal
bond ~ $4,000 on recommendation
of specia, opunse. appointed hy tho
Tulsa Automobile club to investigate
the validity Of an bonds In auto
tcrday refused 10 ALLOW Doc Barker
freedom en- bond presented by
George Rpnsiciu. a lawyer. on ~"
ground that The 'WO persons srhri
ulod on the bond were already
buudsmen In other caArs and for the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-21
GOES To HUNGARY FOR 4. =.
u. Grant Smith, Charge nj Coirn'
hagen, Given New Commission.

wAsHINGTON. Nov 20 4.
Grant smith. charge d'affaircs at
tho American legation at copeR-
hagen during the latter part OF the
world war, has BEEN selected aH
American commissioner to Hungary,
pending the opening of regular dip
lomatic relations
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-21

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= fragrant and refreshing Az deal
face, skin. baby and dus,ing powd.t
II soohcs and cools the skin. over.
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lent md ooooomEsl and takes m.
place Of other perfumes for he skin.
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Soap. Afcw grains duuc on The Lin
and hands impsrts TO tho prrNpn del.
icate, individual and distinctive I'm.
grancc. having the skin sweet md
wholesome.
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