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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02

young China Is as keen for an aerial
railway ride as is young America.
Roller skating Is present craze In
Shanghai and the park rink is al
ways crowded. a foreign restau-
rant with real knives and forks and
serving only foreign foods Is n great
attraction. g Race courses, thrlllers,
ZOO. souvenir booths and concert
halls are stormed by crowds OF
eager patrons In just tho same fash
ion Az in America. whlls the movies
mark the crest OF popularity and bid
fair TO do more efficient work in
weaving China from her centuries
old customs than all that teachers
and missionaries have accomplished
and in short order.
However. China Is still tho real
mysterious east" and most at
tractive goal for tourists The fact
that European travel Is discouraged
from Washington and frowned on by
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
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LEGAL.

=. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
,l'i'e hereby given that sealed bids
c. p, teeetv.d by the Board oI County
,n"lone'' 10, ~. Of Tulsa County, oklahoml.
70, ,nalhon 10 brick school building
s,,,"the school In District No 10
AZ p''nrs, Tulss County. otishoms'
c.. old' may b. submitted 10 the Oounty
unUl 7. M March 18th 1910
Un,S Sns 70 he accompanied with q Ger
ID, ,,v. uoert IN the sum OF 10 per cent Of
m. o,W Nnt spcciiicatIors are on file IN
honl '"' county CLERK. Tulsa, Okls-
'----.-- LsWIs CLINE, County Clerk.
s,,.I a., FNHiBIT A.
n.s,, 40 ,p.', Tor the proposed irnnroy..
l., ,he water system win h. yssIr.A
on, mayor or CITY Clerk Of Cu,h,rS
VII h. . 49, nv March 3rd. 1910 Bi1.
C,y Oos,,W regular meeting Of the
1910 '" ~ 1'8O D. m. March Ard
Win a 'p. srf 'reri'iestions will h. a, ~.
ip,n,.W wv Clerk a. the Cqty U,n a.. o
Or u. so,, OF Contractors wishing 10 hid
O. n, .naiIseior wishing N cb,,i,
co, Rams and ,prciiis,,io-.. .'.n st
l,,, Wlu be able 70 do 80 To- Iet
CIV c.,L Aa,d money 10 be Maid 70 ~.
~ IN, and 10 he turned ave, ~ Nv
~ ' O'o'A Fund Of the City Of Cu.S.
sp o. TmI' Sm' ,,n.aer't, IN. rixs, 10 r.,,.,
D N. HAwKrSs
Mayor
Q. II. ACRLIS
Rorir, -; ;;-.,.-..--... City clerk.
ns,.,'e'lE nsG,,eE OF ANNUAL MEETING
hOh,,, ,1lAr Annuil n-,tlnv ~ ~.
i,'l viii w, htn Life In,ur.ns. O.
az oe ne At Il, HON, pI,je, 'S
Ei,,,s tIo.hs .hs0ad,nE .Tolss. oti.hom. N
ktsoru Of o.avm. :. m. sarss Z 1918.
~ heard Ard Hnet'S and Committee. will
49, ior tnr ,,sp,rss seetleu Of Ec'.n Dlrss,
'"' lEasuRANcE cnNPANy
l, apE lur,9i Mcclure rfs,ij,st
| -''LL aAwLEY. Secretary
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02

Europe. has added volume TO Pacific
travel. Trans Pacific boats have
been sorely taxed to accommodate
all who would visit the orient This
strain ~ now relieved by the return
To regular service or the Ca hadian
Pacific fleet OF White Empresses
which were withdrawn to serve as
trans Atlantic transports. Being
built for warm weather, they were
found impracticable for winter serv-
Ice on the Atlantic and are now ply
ing regularly between Vancouver and
the far east
Although western styles threaten
the quaint customs OF CHINA, visitors
to that country may stu enjoy to
their hearts content tho wondrous
temples. marble bridges. rich pal
ages, formal gardens and queer hooks
and corners that were, until recently,
a sealed book except to those who
were born within the shadow OF the
great wall.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02

OF nominations These included two
general appropriation measures. the
poStoffico bill. and the Legislative
executive ANA judicial bill Tho bill
authorizing voluntary enlistm"uts
IN IN" army up TO li5,00O men and
the giving service men their uni
forms and cents per mile railroad
fare instead OF az cents Also were
signed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
Inv liam Rack with Company

Fay Ham, the only member of the
Tulsa Ambulance company to he
taken prisoner by the Germans. has
been returned to his company. nc-
cording TO a letter received by other
OF the company yesterday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
TWENTY-THREE MEASURES
APPROVED BY PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON, March i.--Au-
other day OF strenuous work by Pres
ldcnt Wilson brought to a close
what whit. House attaches snid WINS
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02

W nul WNllr
The busiest
at the exec
Twnty TIN
lutlons were
today Ht cd
reception OF
.NAA.a.sNl go.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02

VUr cNperlenCed j
Ices
and Joint rcso
by the president
nts between the
consideration or
and the making
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02

No treaty can be made hy which
the United states government can
agree TO substitute the decision or a
league OF nations for congress In de
claring state OF war Nor can any
treaty pass the supreme court which
attempts 10 create an obligation
upon congress to declare war when
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02

rhAss engines operate with sIth~p
eoai oil or gasoline. Mail ordsru
givsa prompt attsnttoa. ~
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-12-06
INSTALLATION ENIGRCISES.

The officers, directors and home
Office stan of the Southern Aid
Society OF Va, Inc, were the guests
OF the Richmond DiStric. Agents AS
SocIutiuu OF said society at their i'll
stall alton exercises last Friday even
ing. November 2Sth, 1919. The meet.
ing was held III the auditorium OF
Morris CAFETERIA \ unique program
rich and eujoyIolc was rendered.
Rev. $. a. Morgan, OF Wade Water
Va. WIS present and offered prayer.
"An.cr,ca' Was sung after winch the
c'>tIno auulC.& Na$ uul.yclCd by
Mir Il. j. VI der. Mr.. W. \. so. Jan tuc
A&T-"t;lnt Secretary A,;s1l~Etr OF the
Society III quite Il happy vein. pro-
secuted the Res. Dr.. Evans Payne.
pastor OF Fourth Baptist Church. who
Installed the officers of the Agents
ASSucIHtion. Dr. Iaync cnrapturcd
Ii s 'cncrS by his logic and wit The
association WAS :oud in its thanks TO
the doctor for his timely address.
Those installed in office were: AIR.
>. II. Walker, President; Mr.. a. l..
N"oifoik, Nfcc-Prcsidcn; Mr.
". II. Banks Secretary; Mr.. Geo l..
Rranch. Asst. Sccty.: Rev. NJ c. Rur
I'm, Treasurer; Mr.. II. ] Walker,
Chaplain; Mr.. II b. Burwcll Scrg.
cantat Arms
1hc retiring President, Mr.. w. w.
carter was presented with Il gold mod
al OF honor because he had held n
lhtE-tWo weeks increase on his de-
pit without Il break. Mr. b. l.. Jor-
dan, Observation-Disclosures Of The So
cl"ty made the presentation sronch
in which he complimrntcl the agents
Oh the district for their good worl,
ana also gave Il brief survey of The
work of the society in general
delightful feature of the pro-
gram w's the singing OF the South
ern A'i Observation-Disclosures. Elm
beth Taylor Cohbs. J. T.. Foster
Amanda Smith, Miss Ruth Morris
AMI the duct W Mr.. Geo. NJ Booker
and Mrs ;ohbs
Miss Louise Carter presided If tbc
piano.
Mr.. w. II. Stokes who IS in charge
~ The n~w BUSINESS of The distrtct
made glowing report of agents
work Of the week
NV Pi"fni"ll conc. uucu with short
addresses by Mr.. y. ID. Price, prcs1
dent Of the Society; Mr.. w. T.. Bok.
en- Treasurer; Mr.. Jas. @ West, SUI
beflhtcndcnt OF Richmond District.
covers had been spread for seven
'E'liVc and an appctizing menu was
served.
MeSSrS ID. G. Dcanc, Jr..; 4. c.
El'lS; Miss Sadie Allen; Miss RATHER
me 1ayl"r of the Home office OK end
ca thcir compliments to the Agents
in neat speeches.
me general arrangements of the
ch'lre aiiair were in the hands of
the Sunshine Committee: Mcssrs I
II. Carter; a. l.. Voolfolk and George
l.. branch. Mr.. w. S. Morgan was
Master Of Ceremonies.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-12-06
RISING Mt. ZION.

\ large and apprcciativc audience
tuil"a out last Sunday at the Rising
Mt. Zion Baptist Church.
After the Sunday School teachers
had impressed the lesson in a pract;-
cal way uron the hearts Of the
children they went to the auditorium.
Rev. William NJ Harris. ID. d..
our State Missionary preached fine
sermon to the delight OF all present.
He was at his best One child ac-
ccptcd Christ.
Thc Tag Rally WAS Il success nj
$40. Again we were lifted MP by
the beautiful address or sermon by
Rev. b. H. Hester, of the Union
University. He treated the subject
OF home missions in Il most practical
way. We believe there is Il great
future Of usefulness before him.
Rcv. Mrs. George, Of Surly was
present.
AT night the pastor preached from
the subject. "Living for Christ" We
all went home feeling that the day
had been we'll spent in the service
Of the Lord.
Rev. and Mrs. n. b. Brown left
Tuesday morning for their country
home. Edgcwood
The sick among our members are
improving.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-12-06
FULTON NOTES.

very pretty but quiet home
wedding took place Monday night
December !. when Mrs. Rachel Cross
was married to Mr.. Thomas Nelson
in the presence OF their relatives and
friends. The Rev. G.. \. Cobb
oticiatCd. Mrs. Cross is the mother
OF Miss Susie Towncs.
Our friend and brother, William
Scwcll expects to take unto himself a
wife, in person OF Mrs. Addic Bell
field. Mrs. Bcllncld is the sister OF
the wife OF Rev. w. w. Wines. of
Indianapolis. Ind. also Of McSdamcs
Prcci,la Walker, Lizzie Mitchell and
E.nora Fields, OF this city. Rcccp
ton, Thursday, December II, 1919
at 9nS Denny Street. from to $50
i. NJ. Friends are invited No
cards
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-12-06
Cough Remedy
Made in Richmond
Becomes Famous
Thos. Tabb Jcfrries, Well Known
Richmond Pharmacist, Discovcrcr
Of Valuable Formula, Now Known
ae Jenrics No. 1 Cough Mixture.

Richmond is again in the limelight
nationally. A few years ago, Thos.
Tahb Jcffrins. Druggist OF East Broad
street. perfected a formula for
coughs which now seems to be des-
tined to become nationally the most
important discovery and remedy OF
its kind in decade The remedy
is tradc-markcd and is known as
Lcf!ries No. 1 Cough Mixture.
At first DR.. ,Ieffrics sold il only in
Richmond but the merit Of the pro-
dnct was such an Improvement over
the ordinary remedies that the de
Mand grew so great that people were
calling for it from all parts Of the
United States.
hhrin" III" YIN epidemic, JcfrricS
No. l Cough Mixture was used OK
l"n%iNrlN and successfully. This
mcParation is liuuid and antiscptis,
therefore re iCvcS the cough promptly
"nu heals the irritation, tickling and
soreness in the throat and chest. Ii
has the advantage over the ordinary
remedies in that it is antiscptic.
soothing and healing.
iciirica No. CoU"h Mixture is
f2r sale by all druggists. Clip this
ad, take it to your druggist, get a
bottle ana keep it in the house for
use when needed. Three sizes. soc.
zoe and $l.l0. TllOS. TABB JET
FRIES MEG. PHARMACIST, Rich
mCnd, Na.-~Adv.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-12-06

at $50 J.. NJ.
'lccv. Jackson. OF Union preached
for us at $40 =. NJ lie did we'll
and showed to us that he was
determined to carry the Gospel. Rev
DR.. Scovill (whitcj of the faculty
Of Virginia Union University was
present on the rostrum. He stated
that he was glad to be present and
moro so after meeting Mr.. G.. y,
Jefferson. the CORE spending secretary
OF the II. b. S. S. Union and nephew
or Miss Virginia jefferson. Of Mclrosc
Massachusetts and Il member OF tho
church which tho Reverend used to
pastor in Massachusetts We were
very glad to have the Rev. Scovi |
III our midst We hove he viii
avail himself OF the opportunity 2nd
como and be with us some Sunday
morning.
Some OF the sick arc: Miss Mildred
White. i0$ Orleans Street, Mrs
Annie Allen, Mrs. Louise Carter.
Brother Nathaniel Yates. Sr. and
Mrs. Lillian Woo bridge. who is at
the Virginia Hospital
The people of Fulton arc cndcoy.
oring to establish a Community
House. The place has been secured
at Second and Denny Streets. There
VIII be rooms for shower baths, pool
and many attractive and inspi,.;ng
amnScmcntS. a great drive for con
,rlbuttons is being put on to last ten
days. Each and everyone are asked
to help this most needed cause for
the up 1T of our boys and girls.
Piblc Institute at the Rising Nj
ZION Baptist Church. December 81,
- and 80.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-12-06
DIVORCE IS REFUSED TO A
SILENT WIFE.
Lived -Four Years With Husband
Without Speaking.

London, Nov 29-Aftcr living with
her husband for four years without
either having ut cred Il word to other
Mrs. Thomas Hill decided that she
had had enough OF silent welded
life. The divorce suit was described
by the Judge as one OF tho most TO
markablc since the seven zenith cen
tury. They had no children, but ono
mutual friend lived in their home.
II big silver haired dog with most
Ilk"ablc manners. He did all the talk
ing" for both.
For four years the middle aged
couple have lived in the same model
irtlc suburban home and all that
time. except for one recent and I'M
avo'dab'c occasion. they have never
spoken To one another. The wife did
the homework. cooked her husband's
lo"d and made his bed The Judcc
dismissed the petition. lut rs yet,
there has been no reconciliation, Mrs.
Hill rcmarking:
'lloW could Il woman think Of re-
generation M or all that hes pass
or | suppose il has wrecked my
I've. IT hes hrrn Il great strain living
WITH NOT one word spoken. They S,v
mat woman cannot hold her toms
y" II is always the woman who is
"nnno"cl 10 find &j'cn"c N irnossi
III ~. J for one have shawn that IL
r;u he dome"
Mrs. llill said hat many wears 10
FOR" tn" silence hc%on llin only com
1,,-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-12-06

w ANTED-Clcancr, Prcsscr and Re-
paircr. Good wages for right norty
WASHINGTON Two Cicar~". "2t2
Druid Hill Avenue. Baltimore,
Maryland.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-12-06
OF THE FINANCIAL
CONDITION OF
MECHANICS
SAVINGS BANK
OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Located at Richmond, in tho County
or ienrico, State OF Virginia, at
the close OF business, November II,
1917, made to tho State Corporation
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RESOURCES.

RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts S334 GAG oS
Ovcrdrafts unsecured. I14263
Bonds. securities, etc,
owned, including pre-
MUM on same . 63.999 "a
bahklhS House and lot E.. 4l,053 90
q her real estate owned S3.559 75
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-12-06

VIRGINIA: In the Law and Eou,tv
Court OF the City OF Richmond tho
lth' day of November 1919.
VIRGINIA BROWN, .ploint,n
Asa'hst In Chancery.
WINSTON BROWN, Defendant
the object OF this suit Is 10 oh.
tain divorce from the bonds Of mai
rlmony by the plaintiff from tbc DO
lenaaht on the ground of descrtion
And an affidavit having been mac
ana Tiled that Winston Brown Is not
a resident OF Virginia 1t Is ordcrcd
mat lie appear here wi hin fifteen
days after due publication OF tbi,
order and do what is necessary IN
protect his interest In this suit.
A Copy:
Testc: LUTHER LIBBY, Clerk
WILLIAM r. DENNY, p. @.
oil North Second Street
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-12-06

'lh"lNlA: In the Law and Euuity
Court OF the City Of Richmond tho
ION day OF November, 1919.
SOT.OMON WILSON, plaintiff
against T, CI,,,oo,
ll"9oN' Defendant.
The object OF this suit IS 70 obtain
aoSoin'e divorce from tho bond Of
'ha'r'm"ny by the plaintiff from tho
"e'"ndant upon the ground of do
Scrti0n.
And an affidavit having been made
ana lllc1 that the defendant Carrie
wilson IS not u ro>idrn' of the Statn
OF Virginia, II j. ordered thu, tnn
Sald Carrie Wilson appear here with
IN fifteen days after The due puh,ico
ton Of this order and do what NAV
b" necessary to protect her interest
herein.
Copy
Tcetc: LUTHER IInPy. C,nrk
]. HENRY CNrTCTrFIrID p O.
lll7 T. Marshall St. Richmond,
Va
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-31

into foreign markets. Had II been
otherwise the cities OF the Great
Lakes would have outstrippcd the
tldcwater communities because OF
the Increasing purchasing power OF
tho interior OF the United States.
These same vast opportunities for
foreign trade await the tidcwater
cities OF the Pacific coast. and Sc
attic Is In an especially Advantag.
eous position for graspinx large
share OF this business. While Amer
leans stiii look at the Far East thru
Europe. the British and the French
are sounding such slogans an Lion.
don TO Bagdad and Picking" Paris
to. Picking" and by Rail and by
Air"
Comparatively few Americans
realize:
Tha, the United states T. nearer
Asia than IL 10 to South America.
to the shores OF Asia
That Manila. an American posses.
sion. - nearer China than is Tokyo.
That the United States. including
It's insular possessions. has greater
Pacific coaztllne than has any other
nation and probably as great as
Japan and China combined
That the United states because Of
It's closeness Is entitled 20 consider
Itself especially interested In China
and other Far Eastern countries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-31

The foreign trade OF Germany IN
1850 was so small as TO be scarcely
worth setting down. In 1919. $4,000.
- tons % shipping cleared and en-.
tered the ports OF Hamburg. Bremen
haven and Bremen. Her trade with
America In 1859 was 500. 900. 200.
while IN 1914 It was ssec, ooo 600 and
her shipping was entering almost
every port in the world. At that
firnc her imports exceeded her ex.
ports by ahous one billion dollars
yearly. indicating the enormous
wealth that was rolling into the
pockets OF her people.
Japan furnishes another striking
example OF the benefits OF foreign
trade. In iS-s. with scarcely any
modern ocean terminal facilities. her
commerce amounted to $1,000. 900
yen. while in 1918 Japan's commerce
reached total value OF 1888 900 900
yen and she had s.1oo banks with
s.soo branches in many parts Of the
world. having a capital OF st9. 00o..
600 yen. a surplus OF ice. 600. 900 Yen
and gold reserve Of 200 900 900 yen.
Of which 400. 100000 yen was de-
posted In other countries 20 aid her
foreign traders.
Ocean Ports Grow
New York. Philadelphia. Boston.
Baltimore and New Orleans grew
rich and large In dlscharginT goods
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-31
SEATTLE FACES TRADE WAR ON JAPANESE

China. Japan and siberia. great.
rich empires, lie ut the doors OF Sc
attic shipping Two thirds OF the
tho Pacific. Countless appeutea are
craving for the sort OF things Amer
lea can supply. II the Pacific coast
OF America becomes the chief ca.
,eror TO those appetitea. half a dozen
ports viii bc needed 20 take care Of
the shipping developed
How China has been converted TO
modern methods Is Indicated by the
fact that ten years ago u was de-
elared electric traction was insult.
ed 60 tho life and habits OF the
population. But this year the
Shanghai electric cars WIN carry
Just a few less than 100 oOo 600 pas.
sengerR. The records Of the gov.
eminent railroads IN China show the
same thing IA constant. steady
growth 81 from 20 to 80 per cent
each year.
These facts merely serve 20 Illus.
trat. one OF the great problems %
the Far East that OF intercommuni.
cation. when II IL realised that the
population OF Manchuria alone IL con.
slderahly larger than France and
Germany together. and that the
average province in China has a far
greater population than Spain. IL
win be seen what modernization will
mean when Il really starts.
Must Build for Future
So far ms Seattle II concerned the
conclusion is obvious. that this city
must build for the future. I'll.
housing situation In Seattle has a
different aspect than that Of many
other cities In which Industrial ex-
pansion was only transient for the
duration OF the war. Seattle must
not only build for the present. but
for the future. for she needs thoua.
ands OF houses now and win need
many more with IN. positive cxpan.
sion OF the trade with the Far East.
Due to her advantageous gcograph.
Teal position. Seattle viii receive the
bulk OF tho commerce or tho Orient
and viii be ono OF tho great ex.
change points for men. machinery
and capital for the development OF
siberia. China and other vast terri,
tories across the Pacific.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-31
Billions in Commercial
Wealth at Stake in Near
East Where Nippon Rules
BY FRANK 6. DOIG
publicity Director Chamber Of Commerce

The worlds greatest cities have been built up largely
foreign trade Germany before the war was example
of the potency of foreign in the development of
communities For the German empire solved the problem
OF intermittent deness and turned the surplus manpower
into surplus producer Foreign trade developed her free
ports into great manufacturing ceners operating the
around.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-31

Second Avenue, Seattle. lapk-
ing south from Columbia Street,
showing the Alaska Building IN
the foreground, home of the
Scandinavian American Bank
resources in excess Of $23, 000,-
OOO-largest state bank IN the
State of Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-31

New York. Philadelphia. Boston.
Baltimore and New Orleans grew
trich and large In discharging goods