davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1919-12-20
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

MADsN Az 1861. str f and part ant
T. of noor. Jos Hersmann to Phiiip
Pifksso 1851 Madsn az; Yrs from >. Aug
sau ST ... $500. ...... so. 100
sotTu ST 3S5. all: lsdore Kauff nan
to Jno j Terston. l72 Keaie 81; yrs
from Jan |, 1920. ATTY. Max Skeinar',
nth ST. 7s2-2s e. an, Doc stermann Rlty
Co to Geo Halpert. 445 l7fth st; 10
yrs from Dec /, 1918; atty. Ph Click
man. , 80 HWaN ....-+... So,VpV
9TH AN. l+l7. cor 1lGth ST, M Morris
Theatre Ancient order OF Hibernians to
II and Amusement Go. 10l ftn aN
- yrs from Dec -. 1919. ATTY. Leon
Lash 100 Bway deposit Of S5o.oQo an |
$4,000 to $4,000
sgd ST $50 W. sth n Waiter c Noyes
and ano. rcvrs of Amer Real Estate
Co to Jos Rosenberg. III W 3oih 81,
yrs from Feb i. 1913, attys. Chedsey
& r. $50 Bway .... ............ 5 500
Z Frank to Sig Wenie 22l 3 lIlh st.
and ano. 10 yrs fro May !, 1913, atty
BENZ Sleinman. l3s Delanceyst .... S., 800
LOCUST Az. s. 40 l3ith st, runs
lol.5N W to ave n 1915. shipway
T. ates. Inc. to Albert G Andrews. at
Vim Penn Hotel Pittsburgh, yrs from
Jan l. 1920, option 10 yrs renewal, atty.
= Dekay. 205 Hunts Point av. l. |
INST ST. 544 e. sty bldg Chas W
Berg to Mw Bogen. J. ] wye Av,
yrs from Feb l, 1920. atty. VIM Bogen,
lS9 oth aV .......-...'.-. S2,lVO
New-York tribune., 1919-12-20
West Side Furnishes
Houses TO Home Seekers

Charles K. Cuinlan, Of the Wood
Dolson Company, has 500 for Jennie S
Armstrong the tive-and a half story
dwelling at 1853 Riverside Drive. on lot
25x100.
Slawson & Hobbs have sold for John
s. Phillips TO Daniel B. Friedman, 3l4
West Ninety-second Street. five story
dwelling, on plot 20x90x121, adjoining
Riverside Drive.
David Nogel has resold FOR Marie La
Place to the tenant 33 West Eighty
second Street, four story dwelling, on
lot 2oX100
More West Side Sales
J. L. Van SAINT resold to Joseph
Slavough 105 Wcs. 10th S rect, four
story house, on lot l6 oxlO0
James J. Etchingham sold for the
ty- bird Street a four-story dwelling,
on lot ls.9Xl00.5, to Otto Schil ec.
Porter & Co. have sold tor The Irving
Savings Insti ution to Rudo ph Stein
acher the three-story dwell ing at 16
St. Nicholas Place, on PLOT 32Xl0O
Ryan & Co. have sold for the Corn
Exchange Bank, in conjunction with
Harry Levy the four-story dwellin~ at
9011 Lexington Avenue. on lot l4.5x77.
William Mu ca y. / van & Co. in
conjunction wi h H NJ Well Company
ave sold Cor Sundel Hyman 204 West
Fortiefh Street, four story DWELLING
on lot 14.3xlOb
New-York tribune., 1919-12-20
BUSINESS CARDS
STORAGE NOTICES
Atlas Fireproof
Storage Warehouse Co. Inc
157-l5a WEST I2ffh STREET

tD'-lo0 " fs~l f~5fn ~ MEL
To Mne- A.AiN4 +. 1lCk DhOttcE =
FlNDLAY- n $ GEO2eETTE PERRY
FRANK { NJE. MRS. T CONWAY
alI.. FRANK d TJTH4LI and DIR JANE
+. HART. You and each + sou are h srebv
our lien upon the properly hereinafter de
scribed having expired. after due norice
thereof had been given you. Viii causs
ulh prep rfy, TO wit Household IN n .sn-
ngs. comprising beds. bedding. chinoniers
bureaus. chairs, settees. tables. stands
sewing machines CHINA and glass closets
crockery. glassware. kitCh utensils
plated and silver ware. cutlery. portieres,
tarrels of iron. curtains. draperies car
pets rugs books bookcases brio A -brac
pianos. PICTURES. trunks and contents
In H.. wearing apparel desks and office
furniture. partitions. books zone mach M
used fos making covers of beer ho-ties}
personal effects merchandise etc a
enum rated in the warehouse inventory
issued to You by this Warehouse. stored .
yOu or IN .our name Tor n which You MAJ
have a. .n-ersst. In the Atlas Wareht uss
Co. warehouses; to he sold at public auction
according 10 the stature in 81, h cas- mad,
and PROVIDED. Al G.oege Mcrles Auction
Eoclns. l53 Ia l25.h St y - York City
a. m, and i the sale th OF Is not cor,
pleted said date the same VIII be con
lnusd az I'll sama place on each and ever
Tuesday thereafter. beginning at 10 80 a m
on each day arj continuing until al tn.
goods srd
ATLAS FIREPROOF STORAGE
v AkEHOUSE CO INC.
j. 2 kriege-.
Manager
New-York tribune., 1919-12-20
Sale of Staten Island House

The Clinton Trading Corporation he's
sold to Elvine A. Koch the two family
dwelling at 81 Westcrvelt avenue. New
Brighton, S. l.. on plot 3lx100 Henry
f. Comtois was the broker.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-20
Satisfied Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

MAIDEN LANE. 81 and SO: Joseph II
Booth ast 5l53 Mailen Lane Inc. t 81
sept 1918. ........... S494 so
l25TH ST l67 e Manhattan Glass Co agt
Metropolitan Life Ins Co ct al: oct E.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-20
Eek ard, Ruvs i'm Leonard Street

The Markham Realty Corporation
Clarence W. Eckardt. pres dent) is the
buyer OF the Wi son property at %, 25
recently. Haro d Lewis negotiated the
deal
New-York tribune., 1919-12-20
Dispatches from Paris under date

Dispatches from Paris under date
Of December II said that the French
Department of Justice had ordered an
investigation of unauthorized sales Of
American war stocks. purchased by the
French government, 10 Germany. It
was alleged that millions OF francs
worth OF Goods bought from America
I'd released for ale in the various
departments Of France b. the French
government had been shipped to Ger
many and disposed OF at an enormous
profit.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-20
Takes Bridgman House
Al NIana~Oncck

Fish & Marvin have rented for Mrs
Oliver Z. Bridgman her residence at
Orienta Point, Mamaroneck, TO r. G.
Bancroft of New Haven
New-York tribune., 1919-12-20
War Sale Scandal Alleged

PARIS, Dec l9.-Deputy Paul La
font deposited in the Chamber of
Deputies to-day demard for an inter
pellation Of the government on the
scare dal of the pillage of American
stocks"
New-York tribune., 1919-12-20
FURNITURE FOR SALE
eGGcGGcGGGGGG1G G0GGGGGGCGGoo<
Hl, QAx eAIIQRf RAKGA .nN

ILLCW furniture special for Chris,mas
pteseLts, iaiges selection. 1owert prices.
LONG BEACH WILLOW CO. 233 T.. 4lst
New-York tribune., 1919-12-20
Lardner Bu>- at Great Neck

Baker CfoneH as so'1 tie D 'vid F.
Kemp pr perry Of TWO acres with old
Colonial house. al Great Neck over
l'ok ng Mar. asset Bay. to Ring ".
lardner, Of Greenwich. Conn, who VIII
-emode' the rou Q.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-20
T:,-~szs,.. @ / g = - q
L.0SG ISLAND

.. BARGAIN SALE
~ acres more os Ie-s. of n.sh land. suitable
~. al alT of N,r.. man's Estate. an The best
@i' OF Favmlngdaie. L. l.
-ons .s.ar4
~ eg-n-. n.ad nrnlx
New-York tribune., 1919-12-20
AfN aEKSEY

FrR SALE fs5 ACRES. AROUT
sr'rfy t3el lots fronting IN TWO (2) main
on u r.. * W Il r. eight 0S)
'.''l7 rom Hob 3Aen Terminal 43o feet
la-.i'Sd siding lri s. rig Z and terms
sal apply to OTTO kISEW ErTER.
-yndhurs, n j.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-20
Bronx Apartment Houses
Bought by Investors

Herman 3. Selvin, represented by
Abraham Leichter. has purchase from
a client Of " ". Gilman the northea t
corner Of 10th Street and Cretona
Parkway, on pot 95x1lo. fivestory
apartment with seven stores. Leon G.
Losere was the broker.
II rry Calm has reso'd 2096 DAILY
Avenue southeast corner 1S0th Street.
a five tory apartment, with stores. on
plot 50xl00.
3Seger & Shapiro + ave SOD the five
story apartment a 1876 Marin on Ave
nue, on plot 50X120. held at $4,000.
Dwelling Houses Sold
.. 4. Trotta has sold for estate Of
h0 Bl~cEhaus l177 Forest Avenue, a
;hree-family dwelling, on lot 20xS7.
The S, G Rea ty c raay ha bou~ht
.hrougn Clement II. Smith the two
fami house at 2oS6 RSer Avenue and
the two-family house at 1886 C1eston
Avenue
Z. Osborre Smith has sold FOR Mar
caret l. Fealy the private dwelling al
2307 Loring Place to Anna Buchanan
New-York tribune., 1919-12-20
Assignment Of Mortgages
Manhattan

''T ST Tna1c4 S 9nst n9t aV nowo 'ST Mtssdn @s5n
Society. the Baptist F3reien Mission So
trust Co. 96 Broai st atty. wm w
Conklin. So Nassau st. assns. each 81
eerH ST 3A2-5 p 2'st st. 2Gl-2 W; Jas
Prison Assn and Home, am to J II
y j. atty. " n PoweI ! w@i s. "a
l51sr ST 44l-8 " Abr zanderer to Abel
Kins and ano. 81 Union Sd atty Fred5 TX
nlaret e r Peters sos " 2nh st; atty,
c. as I. Donks. 10 Nassau st ... 700
loamN ST. i2l W, Benz Mordeca ana ano.
trustees. to the same, and same 10
Lawyers Mort Co. SO Liberty st. 2
lo4TH ST. l21 ". Marshall Mclean to
161ST ST. 50S W AlolpN Kottle To Isiaor
koItle coo Riverside Drive attys Linz
pFo ArWAy e e eath st 40 W eaih s.
Corpn to Maximilian Floischrnann Go.
Madison av atty. + Jackson, Madi-
m. "a cbarioite a Hai~ -
Chas Strauss 3l7 w 75th ST and ano.
trustees aitys. strauss p, l41
6STH ST. 3le w Fulton Trust CO ana an.
trustees. to Dry Dock sav Instn. 341
owery. atty Nj Tiehenk. IS Pa
sqT'H ST. 1os-l1o W Harry F Miller to
Lawyers Mort Co. 80 Liberty st two
assigns. oach -.................... 722 0'0
ll5rH ST. as Lenox av Corn G and
Frank B Wood ,Xrs. etc to " G & + b
Wood 80 Maple av. New Rochelle
ESD ST g. W; i7redk Lee to Elith Hon
dric son 2f79 Washington av. Bronx .
alty. Hy ITill. a. CEDAR st...............s s
10 ST ST, Us + Lo IS Solomon to Moses
solomon "a W 1l6th st. atty Samuel !
CHARiEs sr. sS: rreGk W senn. exp. 70 to
Z " Senff. trustee; attys Dewitt. L &
DOW. IS Naessl ............ $50 600
WEST BROADWAY. " =. 1884 Houston
St Max Targman to VIM Hyman 1877
~ ap 81. BiOoNlyn atty, Jacob Zclenko.
~ Broadway ..'........'.''..' Isl
LIND Av. $ l4ss 1ssth st. 25x
lti, Arthur l. LiVer'oo"e. trus. to West
Side Savg Bank, l1c 9Th av. atty. l.
BI,ACN AN. 12te; Garvey Bros Co to
Nobi l. Moran. 1886 ST Lawrence av.
ATTY, II Baechler, ll26 e Tire 49,.
l5ep ST. =. 40 Morris av, 25xiis.
Oakland pl; atty. NJ ] Sullivan. 500
BIN Ant AN. s l0l5 n lSOth 81. Is ii
N90v irreg. Junius J Pittman to Lucia
B Grant l22A Park av, gdn; atty. T
SOUTHERN BLVD. 2145; VIM I WAi,>er
to CAurch d Dwight Co, 2I6 Cedar It;
aa'y. + Dwight. 90 Bway ....... s
VAN COuRTLANDT AN, l76. christopher
Hohbe to Heinrich a Fricke ~ Pres
MDNTGoMERY Pl. 2. washg Savs Bank
Il Freok Neugass 800 w l07tr ST atty.
= g d I Co. l76 Bway .......,..'. So, $50
New-York tribune., 1919-12-20
. sANrED FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

a WANTED STORE AND SHOW ROOM.
Ws,m'" N'at~ poss, sson 10 600 so IT.
lasa' "a st nes,r Madison ave-: no man
Address Box, ~. Tribune Ofics.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-20
LORD \
FLORIDA LANDS FOR SAFE

Arcp 'tVFSIUN fANDS FOR SHE
~ ~ - i-f -- 20 acre farm. excellent truck
kss ,,.aa'a &c near faiatka. $40 an acre. SIS
~ - enhance B" monthly. Mus; sell "
Pa pa n"Dr, lI2e Marquette BllS.. Chicago
New-York tribune., 1919-12-20
MAPLEWOOD, a.. J..

.,. - y l'ill ~ ITUu HOD1ken.
~"' a. ." uoIu.s s 900 to $40 600
'Nht>. al Mapl, wood Station
New-York tribune., 1919-12-20

Nj ris r"'nis sas. "os,r. toilet. t...........s22 2oO
| = "9' s"rasr. "a acre land .-...... .5OV
= 'o'ins best pall of cil. - 900
'V"l"s. suitable for h.gn class
Th.s. '..-.. ls.ooV
= ~"ose !"ut properties cash No brokers.
/ ) J, CpFt'N I32 irving 81
New-York tribune., 1919-12-20
RIAL ESTATE

gNf' RNisnrD srAnrMENTs TO LEI
New-York tribune., 1919-12-20
Mortciair HEIGHTS

~ 'TT'-'V - 70Tk fT0m INaI at4Il0n .s
,1n,t. 'Ae 'r@' nome bargains IN the com
Lung zo1s for $1,000 ask about it
howard Go dsni Il. 63 Park Kow.
I'll. rhnna Pol MN asns
New-York tribune., 1919-12-20
CrNT7.R LINE OF hLOCK

ss1 STREET
New-York tribune., 1919-12-20

Dan Ii J. DVN LlN ~
Clerk ~ the SurfOget-s Court.
GELLER. ROI.STON & HORAN. Attorney
TO. sue 3, or Trustee. % EAchangt
Place. New York. \.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-10

Retail Merchants Hssoet,,,o,
agreed to the closing uf sT Il
during the parade, and TO d.co'i
the buildings along Ihp ',,'
march
Large numbers Of cluzcr. 40, 49,.
peCted to come to Tulsa for ,,. :"
ception from Claremor, R,,.' ~
and Enid, from which cities ssT..
OF the ambulance CORPS wa. "
Cruited I
Mrs. r. s Henry " sI,,s.,
street and E,lwood A,rr.,
charge OF the young ail,. TO-
barrage and requests thar don,,s,
OF flowers 10 he used during IN, y.
rade be sent To her residence ~
morning of the parade
1t ~ positively announced .a,.
Captain Bradfield will reach ~,
with his men. The comraU. Ii. ~
pected to arrive in Tulsa lg mo.
bers strong.
Kendall college is preparing d.
entertainment to follow the nuA,.
reception. Among the mrmbe,, 7,
the ambulance company are m,,,
former students of the cuf.,vs '.i
Kendall has warm Interest In AZ
company The reception BE- plsrr,'
to be held In the chapel al ~, ,,,,
later 10 be announced The n,'
gram viii consist Of musical sell,
tions and addresses by the Rev r
W. Kerr and Dr. Arthur Ice ODE
president OF the college.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-10
1t Takes Ten Coins and Some
Paper in French, Belgium and
Jerry 'Jack" to Make Six Bits

which has been accumulated by
travel In war
Lieutenant Poynor's letter to
Eugene Lorton. editor OF The World
reads as follows
your letter written Sept. 30
1918, just received. Through mis-
direction the letter has been long
long tlalc reaching me as the en-.
closed testifies
Enclosed you will find prevalent
currency equivalent 20 six bits In
homes, tu Gdwd monoy. II you can,
spend n YOU might save It asfgA Aouv-
enir uf a debt that grew whisR~sss be-
fore being settled
Sorry To say cannot take ad.
vantage OF your generous offer men
toned In your letter. as ! expect 10
he on my way home long before the
subscription would be In effect.
Further communications should
he addressed to: 726 Mayo build
ing. Tulsa okla
MIR. fOrton said, ~ consider that
have been doubly paid In my own
coin. I shall always keep this
money
Lieutenant poynor should reach
Tulsa In a short time.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-10

Here y an American In France who
doesn't believe In paying back In
his own coin" lie is Lieut. W L..
Poynor. jfield hospital company 80
353 3ilth sanitary train, a T. p.
stationed at BitburB Germany. from
which point Lieutenant poynor pays
his debt to The World. but not In to
own coin.
4 billet doug sent to the lieu
tenant several mont ths ago, yesterday
brought TO The world office as het-
erogeneouS an assortment of money
~ has ever been Assem- blcd ln q
Tulsa business house The bin sent
to the lieutenant covered a T0.Cent
Hu ubscripfon to The world and after
tho fashion or Acnchs. much tossed
about on land ana on the deep, /,
finally reached Lieutenant Poynur
Enclosed with his letter Of reply,
are 10 coins OF various NintageH,
mostly OF Belgium. France and Ger
many and six pieces Of papet money
IN denominations from 10 Jennings
to two marks OF vice versa as any per
son familiar with German coin may
insist upon having H. II Is money
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-10
WOOD GETS HIGHWAY
COMMISSIONER POST
Unbcrtsnn Names Ills Private Srcrc-
tnrN 10 Place 10 George Noble
serving Under Williams

OKLAHOMA CITY. May 9-Gov.
cruor Robertson tonight announced
the appointment Of Henry Wood, his
private secretary. as state highway
commissioner and II X Christopher
Of Hcnryctta. to succeed wood as his
to,rrtarN Woods succeeds George
T. SnbIc. who was appointed high
way. oommisnOncr by Governor
Williams In 1916.
The appointments come about in
directly as result Of the defeat
~ m, road bond proposition wood
was actively In charge Of the cam
pAlRn tn behalf Of the bonds and
in IN" event the proposition had
carried he would probably have been
retained In his present position or
In one which would have placed him
in an advisory capacity 10 the road
commission The Eumor that the
governor planned TO give his seCre
tary the office has been persistent
here for some time add the an
nouncoment today was not knexpect-
ed In fact It has been understood
/ that wood was IN line for a promo
tion whenever tho opportunity pre-
scented itself
when Governor Robertson an
uounced the appointment of his prl-
yate secretary. Henry Wood was a
. rliy commissioner AT Musko.ee
/ drawing u salary OF $4,000 "a year,
/ lie had long been active In the
young mems democratic club and
/ was at one time president Of the
! state League OF Young Mems Demo
D cratic clubs When he rcllnquishcd d
/ his official position In MuskOgee TO
become private secretary to the gov
/ crnor, the htter position paid only
| 1000 a year one OF the first bills
introduced In the Legislature pro.
/ vldod for an increase In the secre-
tary's salary from $1,000 TO $4,000
a year II went through the senate
without "A hitch, but when II came
10 the house there were signs OF
opposition, which. for time, looked
a. n they might spell defeat. Rut
some clever manouvcring on the
part OF tho administration leaders
put the measure over,
While the legislature was In ses.
sion wood never lost touch with
either branch Of the Lwmaking
4 body. when pressure was NEEDED Ia
Insure the success or measure In
which the administration was vitality
Interested, wood was on the floor to
apply n II was thought then that
In the event of "A vacancy on the cor
puration commission wood might be
named to III It. The office ot state
highway commissioner paws $500 n
year Previous to this year II had
paid t2,4O0.
H. X Christopher. who WAS named
TO succeed wood. was at one time
county Judge OF Okmulgee county
lie served "A term in the lower house
OF the legislature and was elected
clerk OF the house In the seventh
session As TO what was in store
for him In return for services TO the
administration. II was rumored al
one time that he was slated for one
of the assistant attorneys general
: The relations between Governor
Robertson and Attorney Genera
Freezing. however. are said to b'
some distant" and II " though
kthat this fact. perhaps. has to dc
with Christopher's failure to land II
the legal advisers office.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-10
SUSPEND AMUSEMENT
IL REQUEST OF PEOPLE

BERLIN. Via Copenhagen, May 2
The president OF the imperial min
lstry has sent the following tele-
gram to the governments OF the free
states.
In deep distress and weighed
down hy cares. the German people
have waited through the months of
the armisticc for the peace condi-
tons Their publication has brough,
tho hittcrest disappointment and un-
snrLA.thlc grief 10 the entire people
The Imperial government requests
that the free states have public
Amusement suspended Tor week
and allow In the theatcrS only such
productions ~ correspond to the
seriousness ~ these gr.cvous days"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-10
GERMANS TALK OF
NOT SIGNING TREATY
coNTlNuED PROM pA0E oNE

CoNTlNl I'D PROM PAGE ONE
exceeded. 40 verbal cunleitions
can be handed over. We can do
nothing but say yus or no That IN
the quintesscnco ot "A peace by
force"
Professor schuccking THE doc.
ument Is simply awful
LONDON, May BIN a review OF
German opinion on the terms Of
peace. tclegraphed here, Reuter- =
Berlin correspondent says that Il re-
mark heard on all sides In Berlin IN.
Rather anarchy than such slav-
cry" and that all the people are
discussing the consequences of A re
tusal by Germany to sign the treaty,
president WILSON, continues the
correspondent, is particularly the
object of crltIclsm. his 50 called
weakness cvoking Indignation, al
though there are sull many who
base their hopes upon him,
According To the Heltung am Nit
tag an the parties, from the extreme
4 left TO the extreme right regard the
treaty Hs impossible VI acceptance
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-10
KAY LAUREL IS
BEAUTIFUL EVEN
IN ALASKAN GARB
Her Acting in The Brand
VIII tnthraII Admirers os
Former "FOllics" Star.

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f.,,fI r.,rt,rg y.I u,. .,h,,,c.
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b,rs., rn, nr,,u., ,f rho pr.nt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-10
AMBULANCERS ON
WAY HOME TODAY
CONTINUED PROM PAGE ONE

CONTINUED FROM BAtE ONb
the streets OF their home city on
their victorious return from war
At Convention hill, which viii he
open to the relatives and friends Of
the men. the company viii march
directly upon the stage. whore they
Will he formally welcomed by the re
Ception committee Mothers and
sweethesrts will be waiting In tho
wings and the boys will be turned
over 10 them and later they viii be
sreeted bv their friends and the pub
lie There will be no spcech-m max
ing.
Cars for Use OF Heroes.
They will he released as soon as
possible SO that they can spend The
time that " left In enJoyments best
suited to their tastes. II the com
pany is 10 go on directely to Camp
Bowie for mastering out. further en-
tertainment will be deferred until
their final return home II the com
pany In to be disbanded In Tulsa II is
planned to give the boys a scries OF
luncheonS. one such feature being
planned by the Rotary club and an
other by Mrs. Lehman AT her home
in Terrace park
Automobiles will be In waiting at
Convention hall to convey the mem
bers OF the company Ia any place
they may desire TO go after the re
ception, this feature being in charge
OF James Crawford and committee.
II the company remains in Tulsa for
any length OF time. the boys who
have no parents or friends will be
entertained in the homes OF citizens.
Mrs. Lehman said yesterday that she
had more invitations for the boys
than there were boys To accept the
hospitality.
Hubbard 10 Declare Holiday.
Mayor Chas. II, Hubbard has an
( nounced that he will issue u procla
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-10
EASTERN INDUSTRIES
SWAMPED--- ---l0RT0N
coNrINrtn MON rAOk oNN

CONTINUED FROM PAGk ONE
establish himself on the reputation
Of Col Roosevelt The young man
does his own thinking and In fully
as forcefuI In HIS manner OF express
ing himself as his father was lie
asked mo about great many of his
fathers old friend here In oklahoma
and inuulrcd about others whose ac-
ouaintance he formed when out here
several years ago, Young Roosevelt
told me that he had decided TO idcn-
tlfy himself With all matters per
taining TO the nations welfare and
expect to see him occupy as high u
place In political councils as his ia
ther once Occupird
Editors Entertained.
Mf| l.ortoRs trip was made pri-
marly for the purpose of attending
the annual meeting OF the members
of The Associated Press. This meet
Ing brought together the best known
editors and publishers In the United
States and consequently New YORK
gave hcrsclf over for several daNs
to the cutrrtapment OF these lead
ers In shaping She thought and sen
timents Of tho people. other asso.
Citations whose interests are correlated
to those Of the Associated Press held
their meetings AZ the same time one
especially noteworthy occasion was
n luncheon given at the Union
was u guest Among the prominent
editors present were. Frank \
Muusey editor OF the New York sun
and OF various other publications,
Gen. Felix Angus, editor OF the Bal.
timoro American. Victor Rosewater
editor OF tho Omaha Bee, Ogden
Reid son uf the late Whitcldw Red
and editor ~ the New York Tribune,
Henry l. Stoddard. editor of the New
York Mall James r. Garfield of
Cleveland. former secretary Of the
interior and Chairman VIII II HAYS
Of the republican nauonnl com
mittcc
Political linc.Up Uncertain.
Political gossip is stu in the " his.
pcring stage. Mr lorton said Gen
cral Wood = name In frequently men
toned as the republican candidate
but II will he a long time before sen
tlment has become crNs,aliIvd. and
in the meantime General pcrrhlnR /,
expected to return from France. His
arrival may put things In an entire
lN different light The democrat.
seem TO have no candidate to ult'r
except President Wilson. There b. u
widespread tcrlur OF discomfort
among democrats over the manner
IN which the railroads telegraph and
telephone lines have, been operated
and the demand is increasing that
these hc returned 20 private owner
ship AT the first opportunity
Il had talk with chairman Hays
who paid n warm tribute to jaime,
j McGraw. oklahoma republican
national committeeman lie anit
that Mr. McGraNs services on tn,
/. committee had been invaluable Il
him, and he regards the OklAhuml
man as one ot the most useful mem
bors OF the committee"