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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-04
NO NEW OFFICERS TAKE
SEATS IN CLEVELAND CO.

Special to me world
NORMAN Ok la Jan Not a
single new face appears houg the
county uftsCts uf Cleveland county
who take office the first week in
January Six we're reelected aud
iwo others, elected To- new terms had
been filling vacancies In their offices
Tor the lnst tWo months The new
men are dcorgr Allen. county Judge
and Glenn - morris. court clerk
Allen succeeds Judge Georgr \
lurkc, who resigned Ia enter an uf
Ulcers training camp and Morrl,
succeeded Jim StoRner whose offic,
vas declared vacant after an nl
legged shortage ia his accounts had
heen discovered and cnihrsylemen'
charges filed StoEnrr will he tried
At the March term ~ district courI
here
officers re elected include FloV,
Swank district judge Tor cleveland
McClain and Garvln counties. Ton
t'heniwood county aituturN Rev
Whcclls sheriff " y Uarnatd
county assessor krursf Helms
county cierk and " u Clark su
pcrintcndept uf ~.houIF ! /. cor
bett. reelected county treasurer. an,
4 ~ Audcrsug g. T. COX and u T.
Mcbride. new county commission
rrS. under the state law. do not TAX,
office until June.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-04
EMBARGO PLACED IN EAST
IS TEMPORARY MEASURE

WASlllNOTON, Jan Officials
~ the railroad administration to-
pight expressed cnofidencr that the
embargo on the movement ~ export
freight into New Work, Boston and
Philadelphia. imposed by regional
officials, would prove only tempo
nary The general traffic situation
was said to be excellent
Describing the embargo ~ a
gate" officials of thcNtailroad al
miniStratluu said this gate had
hccn closed as u precautionary meas
utc to prevent congestion uutil th,
loss of ilmt due - the holidays and
'hc stfik. of freight handlers could
he overcome Ports outside Ne zon,
~ congestion. such az baltimore Hnd
Nnrtnlk. could hc utilized to
greater extent fot export, II WA
said. but officials here believe IN,
situation win he CLEARED hctoty thnI
he Ones necessary
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-04
WESTERN LEAGUE M0GULS
TO MEET At ST. JOSEPH

ut. JOSEPH. Mo-. Jan. All Ia
IN readiness for the annual meeting
Of the Western league masns'es to
be held here tomorrow morning nj
10 O'Clock. which. Il 10 stated, prob
ably will take the form OF ''recor.
stYuction" meeting. The stage 10 set
Tor one Of the most important SEES
slons Of the league ever held. Jack
holland, former M Joseph owner
ana holder Of the Oklahoma City
fpunehise, said tonight. The initial
oaeuion will be taken up with the
annual election followed by tho dis
oUssion Of transfers In franchises
n y highly probable, say league
heads, that . new league president
Win be elected 10 flil tho vacancy
oaused by the Absence of ". W.
Dicksrson. who 10 In Europe en-
gaeed IN war work.
6dward J. Hahion, acting presi.
dsNt. announced he had received
oscillations for franchises from
lincoln. Nsb.. Peoria. H.. and Tulsa.
OKLA.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-04
COLDS AND GRIPPE YIELD
TO CAL0TABS OVERNIGHT

To break up n cold over nisht or TO
cut shor, an attack OF grippe, physi
clans and druggists are now recon-
mendlng Calotahs. the new nausea less
calomel that IL purified from all
dangerous and slckening effects
Those who have tried II sAy that
II acts like magic. by far more ef.
fective and certain han the old
style calomel heretofore recommend,
eel nv all physicians.
| One Calotsb on the tongue At bed
| time with swallow OF water that,
all No salts, no nausea nor ths
slightest Interference with eating
work or pleasures. Next mornlnl
| your cold has vanished and YOU
whole system feels refreshed an,
purified CRlotabs IL sold only n
/ original sealed pAckages,price thirty
| five cents Reoominendtd and guar
anteed ny all druggists Your moncl
back II you are not delighted. adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-04
TULSA HIGH STARTS
INDOOR TRACK WORK
Many Candidates to Rrpovt Ia Ssch
O. H Clayton MONDAY; Pros.
poets brightest IN Ncar-.

fnrlng prospccH ~ one ~ the
most successful seasons nj Tulsa
high school. Indoor track practice IL
io start neNi Monday mnder the di-
rrctlon ~ q II Caytou. who dcvcl-
op"d an excellent team out of green
material last year
While there are but two letter
men In School, nn abundance uf ma
tcrisl Is evident Several men Of
last year are expected 10 make val
uablc point winners and many prom
i-lrg new men Will compose one Of
the largest squads ever Ia answer
IN" call for practice
Tulsa is especially strong In the
dash"s nnd mrrh II expected Of tn"
short distance runners Cordnll. three
times winner of the mile relay In tho
state meet held by Oklahoma uni
vcrriiy at norman. IN expected to
he given H'iff opposition In that
event hy Tulsa several fast quar-
ter milers will he out and Coach
tlayton believes the red and white
relay team will b. one OF the best
In the state,
u carter, sprinter and Howell.
jumper. hWdlcr and pole vaulter
are the leiiSr men To return. wand
ling and Wlmblsh, other monogram
winners, are not IN school
Mccullough. half mile, <t0 and
pole vaulier. Poe. darher. Carson.
hurdlcr, and H. Welnecke quarter
miller are other men OF last years
squad To return.
IT, Weineckr. sprlnter. sharp.
-nrint~r. Keys. rprints and weights
Evans. Parker. Gciger ana Gierhart
mllerS nre tho new men. In add
tion Ia these. many others have slg.
nified their Intentions ~ trying for
places
This In the first time that Indoor
practice has been instituted at Tulsa
high school II has been ~ great
value IN the developing ~ track
tramN IN other schools and means
that Tulsa IN determined to he ready
by tn" time spring comes AZ IN"
end OF two months training, an In.
door meet will he held After q
brief rest. outdoor practice In to
start
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-04
RHEU UMATlSM CURED By
NUMBER 40 OR MONEY BACK
Consult stcinbrrv Rro..

Frank S,aser. Newburgh, Ind
states. II suffered with rheumatism,
fnr several years and tried num-rou.
remedies with little or no benefit
Mcndenhalls Number 20 was recon
mcndod To me and used In all siS
bottles aud am entirely cured.
rheerfully recommend II TO all
rheumatic sufferers"
We have instructed Steinhers
Ntos TO issue a guarantee with
lhrer bottles OF humber 90 and II
you are not cured or satisfied. your
money Will b- chcrrfully refunded
! g. Mendcnhall. 10 years u
druggist
.Numbcr 10" is cmployeh In
scrofula, blood poison
constipation, liver. and stomach
troubles
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-04
Drevfuss Delayed; Draic
League Schedule Today

FRENCH LICK SPRINGS. Ind
Jan, S.-Thc major league commit.
tee here TO draft the 1919 schedule
failed To get down To work tonight
because President Rarncy nrcyf,i-s
Of tho Pittshurrh club was delayed
reaching here late tonight
with President Ran Johnson and
President John A IIeydler ~ the
American and National leagues nj.
ready here, the committee ,spects
TO complete Its work tomorrow II
was said tonight The schedule when
finished will he presented to the
joint mee,in. of the major leagues
In New York on January ls
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-04
STATE BRIEFS.

MUSK OGEE Every huri ness
building IN Mu-kogec where gas II
not used for domestic purposes, with
the exception OF three, has been cut
Off from the consumption Of gas and
In burning substitute fuel The cScep-
tlons are two hotels ana unr bust.
ness house which claim they were
not given Sufficient notice
MUSK OGEE A number Of drug
stores ana rouming houses have
been locked mp by court orders Tor
violation ~ liquor prohibition laws.
MUSK OuEEy \ proposition 10 H..
sue 100000 In bonds for the i'm
pruvcmcnt OF the free state fair.
grounds will he submitted shortly TO
the voters OF MuHkogcc county
MUSK OGEE-ln the shakeup In
police circles this week. nud Led.
letter. famous as an old-tlme deputy
marshal aud enforcement officer.
was appointed special officer and
assigned Ia work on liquor cases
cNtiAIlOMA CtTY Total collec.
lions under the oklahoma inherit.
ancc tax tur the last year were tii2,.
27b.0a There were - estates Slt
uatcd In 80 counties 0n whieh thu
tak was collected
ON MI LGEE rhe chamber oi
commerce has planned "a campaign
tU rnl-. funds fur the purpose oi
boosting okmulg"r \ Nrps ot four.
minute speakers has been enlisted In
the work
OkMUlGEE Andrew Mack. n
negro farmer has been arrested on
charge ~ cmhezslcmcnt A charge
" arson may also hc made against
slm.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-04
kOlCHAK REMOVES VODKA
BAN; WILL RAISE ARMY

VLADINOSTOK. Jan. -llegin-
ming the Russian new year, the kol-
chak government removes the pro
hibition on manufacture and sale "
vodka. The prohibition was imposed
by for&,er CEar Nicholas
A license system viii be adopted
with high excise laws to raise money
to defray the cost of the new army
Millions of ruhles were raised by
private subscription December al.
1918. army day,
Mobilization OF boys 10 and 20
years of age and of Officers has
been ordered for January Is, 1919.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-04
MAY ASK FIFTY
MILLION BONDS
CONTINUED raoM FACE one

the legislature prepare to get down
10 business on the road bond issue
a. once In order that he may call
special election To- authoriZ" the II
sue before the Legislature adjuurns
and thus provide the necessary ma
rhincry for putting the great high
way construction plan into operation
M soon as possible
There was prolonged applause
when Governor Robertson declared
that oklahoma material and Okla
hOma labor should construct the
whole system, The common schools
are not fulfilling their requirements
In Oklahoma. The boys and girls
on the farms have been neglected
he said "The chief purpose Of
democracy In To educate the people
and this can I've done by construct.
Ing good roads which will permit
every child To avail himself OF the
states school advantages
Tulsa county "saB.ln solid with
Governor Elect Rob~4'sln today.
More than 100 delegates attended
the luncheon ~ tn" Oklahoma Good
Roads association held at the Sklr-
vim hotel The table FOR the COVER
nor-elect was almost In the center
~ the private dining room. Whll,
the delegates piled In ht the other
tables four places were left vacant
AT the governors table.
Pretty -oon. In came Lewis cline
county clerk, and County Commits
mis-ioners W L. North and G. H..
Suppes. and John r Kramer, well
known live stock breeder An wcn'
straight to the governors table and
there they sat. Tulsa county Ger
mlnly IL getting In strong with the
governor" a delegate at an fdjoln.
ing table shouted as the Tulsa men
took their seats.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-04
Official American
Roll of Honor

NNSiiiNGrpN. Jan 2 The fo
loWiur casualties are reported h
the rummttg'rr Ia chief OF th
American rNprdilouaN forces
" uundrd dtgrce undetermined
10, wounded slightly S2l tota
g6t
Oklahoma list
" oundrd, Dcgrrc Undetermined.
CorporpIs;
William e. WNrAw nr,i, Shnn,rork
itnlph \. DrpnRh, wod~ari
Wounded slightly.
Lieut. Jr-ss ~ Long, Spiru
S,'rrvnn,s.
William H. iInmmork. Chandler
Charles . kcmniU. Orlando
John Nn,hcsnn, CRESCENT
toruurnls'
John = iEli Council nm
William " smith, Delaware
rriNntc~;
Nrci lt-inghar, calumet
Pat ~. Rarnhiii Hugo
Nnurur ". Gus-, pr~kcit
Niilinm q, WliI, Custer ct,
idwsr, y Npnc,. Own~sn
rrrh " Brc,kcnrtdgc, Hsnnn
ipr o. lWtor, konawa
Logan French, Willow
lcslic 4. huntington. Luther
,nri Z king, Tuisn
Waiter l.. Mnsicrson. Rokhuma
Henry prNkr,i Prague
Jnmcs O. smith. Ncaecr
Inner toopcr. iird bnk
Charles u. bnync, Dewey
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-04
Pine !,lnff On, of GnS.

FINE HLlff. Ark. Jan. : -
Depending upon n promise yester-
day that The natural gas supply
from the Louisiana fields, cut OF
for the last week by n pipeline
break at the flooded Sulphur river
would be restored this morning
families IN central Arkansas elite.
were caught without fuel In the
coidest weather Of the winter TO-
day. Officials of the Arkansa.
Natural Gas company explained
that the repairs we're not completed
because workmen refused to labor
In the icy water even Rt t2e per day
No new promises Of gas were made
today.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-04
Md Mccoy, Er-Pug, to
Conduct Repipai Here

kid McCuy eS pugillst who sev-
cral years agu ranked ~ one " the
ringH greatest nit artists, has been
secured hy the Tulsa city mission. II
West second street. tor "a series ot
meetings, beginning sunday night,
January , Mccuy was converted
white boxing IN chicago and entered
the Moody Bihle institute ~ that city
During his service ua nm evangelist
Mccoy has converted hundreds oi
souls
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-04
TENNIS PRACTICE STARTS
At Hl0H SCHOOL MONDAY

Although II will be several weeks
before tennis can he played, interest
IN the game At Tulsa hish school
was aroused with the announcement
that indoor track practice " to Hta n
Monday, Carter, ", wrinecke. Roop.
Hsudricks. Nicholson. Harris. 1.
Wsinecke and Thackrray are prom.
tsing net men OF last year
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-04
Soldiers 70 k~p Uniforms

able report was ordered today nv IN.
senate military committee on the
house bin permitting soldiers. sail
ors and marines To retain their uni.
forms and persona equipment AZ
ter being discharged from service.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-04

FORT WOprii Texas, Jan a
Mai T. e. Macauley commander ~
Tallafcrro field, will attempt To- NV
from Fort Worth to san Diego. cal
m one day. He made the round trip
recently. a distance OF 500 miles.
In four and hair days lie N en-
gagged In mapping routes for aerial
mail
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-04
LEGAL

Is rnE cot NrY CorRT 90 TULSA
'NlNIN. oklAiloMN =,
In The matter Of he t,'a!e OF stella NJ
NO1lCE OI SrT~rltMENr OF ACCOUNT
NNp plSTRiBrr RIOS.
Notire IL hrtehN gwen that X " Hughes,
A. executor Of Stt4la " Cole, deceased hs,
rendered and presented Tor rtilrnrnt ana
He'd IN the County court Of Tulsa COUNTY
~ ahona hos husl srcoun, and report OF
administration ~ tho tstat- of ,sid drcr
1drut and also has filed in faid account his
.hrttiun for the distribution Of said LAlAis
and Tor his discharge and that TtNsdAl
the 9Th day ~ January 1919 being a day
NJ regular tenn ~ said Court to.sii 81
the January term. 4 u. 1919 at 10 clock
m the forenoon ~ sal day, al tho County
lourl Room in me 'iiN ~ lnsa IN ,ald
County Of Tuls has been duly appointed
by the court Tor the settlement Of the o.
count and iof .s hearing of the said peti.
tion. st Witch time and place ANY ono IN
trresied IN said petition may appear sni
ale hts exceptions tu wrIting to the account
IN TESTiMONN WHEREOF. hsteunio
sct ny hand and sffiS the seal o' sAid
Court this i7h dAy 81 ~, t-mber, 1913
W n WlLllNMS County Judge
N TuE DISTRICT CouRr or TlE
UNITED SrATES ron THE EASTERN
DISTRICT 90 oklAhOMN
~ the matter Of &. u Justice Tulss
oklahoma, bankrupt No. 1899 In bsnt
enftty
NoTfCE OF FIRST MEETING of CRED
ITORS
To the creditors ot & n Justice of
Tulta m the county Of Tulsa. and district
afptrsaid. bankrupt
Noiicc Ia hrtrh, given that on the 18th
doy Of prc-mbrt 4 D. 1918 tho said T.,
II Justice va, duly adiuiicAtsd bankrupt
ard that the first meeting Of HE creditors
Will be- hrld AZ the 4 y District Court
Room. In the CT, ~ rAsa In sAid Dis
trici on the I'm dsy 81 January. A. u.
which time the said creditors may sti~nd.
prove their claims. Appotut trustee, 81
anime the bankrupt. and transact such
other business ~ may properly come be
fore said meeting
MuAkoger. oklahoma December 30, 1918
t2RN RRNINFRD. jR
Referee IN nankruptey.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-04

Field goals. Durham, 7, Lamb =
Irwin. II. Sears, 3. Mcclure. 2. Ma
lone. 2, Childs, {?
Foul goals Dunham. 4 Sears, |,
Referee. Mat,.son Michigan.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-04
May Not Cross Atlantic Engage American Fighters This Year
KENDALL BASKETEERS
BEAT OKLA. NATURAL
show superior TamworL and Win
fast Gamc-lr~in's Ail-Around
Play Features.

Kendall college bask.ters won "A
fast game last night from fiv.
representing tho oklahoma Natural
Gas company, on the y. NJ. G., A.
court. ~ To q.
II was the first appearance 4. ~
both quintets ana the aItlcle ~ has-
ketball played by theA was good.
Kendall was superior In team play.
the oklahoma Natural five showing
u tendency toward too much lndi.
v.dual work due to the fact that this
In the first week which they have
worked together
Irwln's goal shooting was the fea-
turc of the game The Lengthy
Kendall center negotiating II hoops
from IA. field. rsldes playing a
splendid floor game bunham's goat
shooting and kert'H guarding was
also good.
Sears caglng ami the hll-around
play of Chllds were bright spots ln
the play OF the oklahoma Natural
quintet
Cosdcn Refining and Cosden OF
flee play at IN. Y tonight
The lineppS
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-04

The orange invaded Europe from
Africa about the year l03O.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-04

Unless tho situntion changes over
nlsht, there will be little real prog
resa made at the meeting of tho
Western league moguls iu-Ht Joseph
today To begin with no one knows
Just where to begin to Ket ready
all realize that before anything drfin
lite can he done II viii he necessary
TO decide upon the circuit There
comes tho hitch. Nearly every club
owner In going 20 have his own idea
OF who shall be included At least
one, perhaps two, ana not improb.
ably three franchises ar, To bc ro-
locate
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-04
TO Be IN LONDON
FOR OCTOBER GO
Will Not BE Mustered Out
Until April; Boxes in
Strasbourg in July.
MAY NEVER MEET WILLARD
Champion Expected to Retire
Defeated or Undefeated
by End Of Year.

PARIS. Jan. a.--t.~prRc- VAR
pcntics. EurIsan hcn',w"'gm
champion. viii he drm"hl'''"d
frpm the French arm, with his
csas~. probabI, late In April or ''"
fosl0winx month, Tie trc"h
pugillst IN undcrs,1si Ia b" rnsrr
to return to tho ring and hn- pr"c-
tSraiiy completed nrrnngcmcn'-
for two n,stchcs One viii H'
fought at s,rnsbourg In july M"
tlsc Other In London IN oc'"bcr'
ssxo~iins a. prc~rn, pi"n- Bonn
bardicr Wells. the English heavy
weight, IN expected Ia he '"rpr"-
tscr's opponent In one battle.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-04

Jack Holland would like 20 sec
tulsa included. 10 would savage
pt Joplin. Holland already has the
oklahoma City franchise and has
Ms hooks on another h. would
like To plant over here. saVag.
wants Tulsa In because n would
strengthen Joplin'r position and
enable him To get n better figure
out OF tho Joplin business men
who are contemplating buyins\hln
out, There the desire ends. Even
Frank Isbell who holds the wichl-
In franchise doesn't want Tuls. and
wichita 10 the strongest member
OF tho southern section. All tho
remainder want the league to
swing north
Pa Rourke OF omaha. the real die
tator ~ the league always has beer
n rank northrrner Several years
sgo he took his club to oklnhoma
city for n spring training trip u
was ono OF the worst springs okla
homa ever has seen and no, oni,
wns every exhibition gam. on which
lie had depended to r-fll his purs,
"a miserable firyie from a financin
standpoint. hut while he was gone .
,"rnano Wtecheu MS PARK ENe'
s'nc- 'nen ne hhr "eei against pkla
nons "" opposed IN" rntrnnc" ol
oN'hhoma wy hnn me small attend
snS' I" 'no chpi's' whil" thr league
nao club 'here laH' year has giver
Wm ammunition To hl"st away nm,
,ur,ner attsnp's "i constructing TN
'e"sue sou'h~ard
NOR thm nl! Things IN ih'
western nrc ANYTHING hut harmon
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-04

A VI WED'H
County Humane officer
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-04
AUTOMOBILES

terms white Realty Co, Room Al
hynum Rlds tSaT
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-14

ly that the American soldier is
adept at anything he turns to. He
laid down his arms and took up
his books with the same pep he
showed on the battlefield. Over
three thousand men of the Ameri-
can expeditionary force matriculat-
ed in colleges in England and
France, in such schools as Cam
bridge, Oxford, University of Lon
don, University of Manchester, Trim
ity college, Maynooth and Univers-
ity of Dublin, in Ireland, and Ser
bonnie and Paris Art school in
France. This gives some idea of
the scope of the work. If this was
accomplished in countries that were
practically under war conditions
what can we not do in America, in
peace times, with our resources? 1
am predicting that the future will
see the young man who, for finan-
cial or other reasons, cannot afford
a college course, enlisting in the
army, thus getting his education,
helping his country and building
himself up physically as well.
Added to this, is the big advan-
process of formation in the vari-
Gus posts throughout the country.
There is scarcely a trade that is
not represented. For example, avi-
alton offers instruction in over
forty trades; the courses open in
the motor transport corps have
been planned by the highest auto
mobile authorities in the country
and are attracting a lot of atten-
ton In fact every branch of the
service is full of opportunities.
Eyes, the old army is gone, but
in its stead issa new army, full of
opportunities, not only military,
but civil and educational. A new
army with new ideals and sur
rounded by the best of environ
ments, with ample recreational OPP
portunities, turning out, not only
high grade type of soldier, but a
mighty good citizen. fully able to
cope with the world"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-14
new PRESIDENT
WV. is NAMED
Roy c. Pellet Of Garrett, Ind
Elected to Presidency Of
AiedO College.
Especial TO The August


Aledo, Ill. June 14s-RAy G. Pol
lett Of Garrett, Ind, will be the
new president Of William and
vAahu college and superintendent
Of Aledo public schools.
Mr.. Pellet will succeed Roy z.
Swift, retiring president Of VIII
liam and vashti, who has accepted
the position OF dean and professor
OF philosophy and education at uli-
nois college, jacksonville, Ill. Noti-
1ication of Mr.. Pellets acceptance
has been received by the board Of
directors OF the college and the city
board OF education
Mr.. Pellet comes to Aledo after
successful and efficient service
during the last two years rs head
of the Garrett schools. He is
highly recommended as q man and
official and Is characterized by
those who know him as a constant
booster"
DR.. Swift, retiring president, has
been associated with the college
for the last three years, serving as
its head the latter two. He per-
formed efficient service while here
and host OF Aledo friends extend
him best wishes for future sue
cess.
Who viii fiji the vacancy caused
by the resignation of Professor
Harry jeffrey, who accepted a po-
sition as superintendent OF the
Delhi, Iowa, schools, is not yet
known. Professor Jeffrey served
at William and Vashti during the
first half of the year as head of the
English department