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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-04
200 SOLDIERS LEFT
ON STRANDED VESSEL
Twenty -Thrrc Hundred Have Iiccn
I,rm",ri t'run Northern Pa
,ific Steamer ut Itrr Island

FlitE ISLAND. y Y Jan a.
TN"niy three hundred mon. all but
goo ~ the transport Northern Pa
c.fl's PASSENGER list ~ 500 Amer
nom IN. stranded vessel whom trans.
shipment operations we're suspended
fur the iaN Aside FROM the navy
c."w ~ jO0. al, ~ IA" men un hoard
were wounded uud more than TOO
nrr serious nttot cases They will
hc removed. weather permitting. nt
daylight lumorrou
The navy Whi'h carried them
nVetsrns t,i tis,If today with bril-
'uu' su,D,,si 10 the task ~ return
Ing -nf".J To- American soil t,r vet
Grams from fproiEr battle fields who
have been held prisoner since Wed
r''sllN morning uff 'hN d"-ulptr
coast ON tho s'taut"d transport
Northern lur.fi, sea hiong,d hONs
'n hIur irbuuiug Submarine chtscr-
poNrt launches and Nhtirhuats In
4 'uWhuug .urf came alongside the
helpless Npr. and transported The
suIiI'is ni tho 'i'' ~ 500 oI 400
an huui. 20 waiting cruisers ana de-
rirultts standing Just beyond tho
danger tuur ~ -tuihats ant break
crs A. uuou 600 wcH Md been
rAns. shipped ard one DESTROYER
had started fnr Sos YORK With u
load ~ rescued
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-04
ADMIRAL WOULD SINK
BATTLESHIPS OF FOE
Itodnnn R~'ommcnis Action--vcs-
-ris Too Costly for Naiiou "a
Nainiain---~s,on Dut ~ Date.
GERMANS AFRAID TO FIGHT
House Naval Committee II Told
Huns " ould Not Paw our Fleet
and That az Grwt Britain.

WASH IllNGTDN. Jan. --peHtruc-
tlon of all capital ships ~ the der
man navy. surrendered to the al
lies was recommended 10 the houto
naval affairs committee today by
Rear Admiral Rodman. who com
manded the American fleet In the
North sea during tho war
He enid the German ships would
not he NEEDED, that they were OF dif.
ferent types than those Of the allies
and that II would ho a waste of
money and pay to maintain them.
During the war the com bined
British and American fleets have
had such a predominatinx superior
ity over the German flee, that II
dared not come on, ana fight us"
Admiral RodmAn said III that pu-
premacy could he maintained when
tho German fleet was In existence.
What would ba the object an adding
their ships 20 our force when tho
danger OF their attacking us has
been removed
The expense Of maintaining tho
ships would he enormous The types
are entirely different from those Of
tho British and American fleet They
are equipped with different guns
and USE different kind OF am.
munition The expense of making
them correspond TO ours would be
almost prohibitlve.
Furthermore. there IL no object
for the allies TO keep them for pro-
lection l,y the time Getmanv can
build new ones and again become a
competitor for the worlds largest
fleet. those ships will have become
obsolete and would have To be
thrown away anyhow
Admiral Nodman said the ships
should he taken out In the North
sea- and sunk 40 deep that they
could never he found agniu." adding
that II IN" allies kept them they
would soon tri that the, have
annexed a herd ~ white elephants q"
The admiral thought all the sur
rendered vessels except the capital
ships should be kept "lt would he
foolish 10 sink the submarines. de
slroSets and light cruisers he said
as they viii he very useful for Scnrs
20 come Nv belief In that every
thing worth while IN thr German
navy should be kept, hut that every
thing whirh can he dispensed with
should be discarded
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-04
VIII Ask Regular Army
of Half Million Until Peace

WASIINGTDN. Jan. Secretary
Of war baker today gave notice mat
"a hin authorizing a regular army
~ 500 900 men to he raised hN 'nlun-
tary cnlistmrntS would be- suhmi'iei
shortly 10 congress together win
estimates Tor appropriations TINS
army. he snid. Vns In the nature of
a temporary military establishment,
which would tide over the period
until peace o. rc established.
In regard tp the ~ national army
rnntunmrnts Mr.. nakot ~,ld II was
his personal Judgment that the can,
tunmcnt sites should all boz purchased
for training ccnt"rs for whatever
army the nation mas decide To main
tain.
Questioning hrpugh, the statement
that the war department ala not an
ticipatc keeping any large proportion
~ the 500 GOO men Tor the regular
arm, IN Europe any length ~ timr
MIR. Baker said II was proposed to
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-04
HUGHES QUESTION ONE
ONLY OF LEGISLATION
Cunningham Does Not Ohict to NJ
Isdntncn hut Inv Must Iic
Nmrnd,d ~ suit
World tsp.is Uuf'su.
HtYr.H. Natal

N"f II tspis Nuf'su
stirtu llotsl
uI,LNliuNN cry, jan Every.
thlur viii b. an right su fbr ns TulN,
rouup's road building H. concerned
difference between Mns T. Gun
niurh,ul state cuemorr nnd the
county commissioners ~ Tula,
ruun'y were found Iu be-. not diffl-
ruliIos hui li'tlu matters which Pc
qYir'l sumr adjustment ana u hit
~ l'glt ntlpn. after the state unFi
nc'r hld met With 90 T. Suppes aud
" T. Nurth county commissioners
l'viv CNnr. ,uuniy clerk ana T. liCr
Gg'hrri Duuutv highway supervisor.
here iod1,
T. vas 4 legal difficulty That
tnuard the state engineer to object
20 'h" appointment ~ 7. - ilughrs
as consulting engineer n Wht u
tr,hnlUHli', 100 the law which brought
up ihy Whu'" subject ana which
caused me report ~ go uu' there
Wns q dif'loulN nicr ~" law the
county engineer cannot iftw more
'ltn 3, dty Hughes athrs ~
! iU u muu'h go oousuliiuE engineer
Iuy ~ un Il' iu order that Dan =
Patton. 49, county engineer may
draw the SALARY ~ N" ono" ~
county engineer ~ Tulsa county
with ih' tremendous responsibility
which 20 ruIlH hill VIII hu,c 90
So tlirryrh tlr legislature pfutilinF
iItf the county .oTm 'ss'uurrs NAV
n, no, +nufl uf 'u' county engineer
TINT. viii n, lurr and ruNuu's stl.
tft ..tu fUUu l.n ,.I.tIYt tf the Il fufe
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-04
STILL ANOTHER EXPLOSION
OCCURS IN KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY Jan . Rrsumr.
tion ~ night A"rvire ON the street
chrssystem tonight the flrs, since
the STRIKE ~ mutormen and conduc-
tors. Witch began bec.tnhrr / wRs
accompanied hS the rNploHlon ~ a
torpedo under car late this evening
Shatteting four windows Nu on"
was injured and nu other trouble
was reported. hut the Incident caused
considerable excitement aud national
guHtdsmrn who have heen patrol
ling the lines and guarding power
houses and Dnrhnrus, wrr" hurried
10 the sceue
Han hourly service VAS given On
some lines from 10 O'Clock 10 mid
night whom the regular hourly scrv-
ice WuE Inv effect
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-04

continue permanently the army rate
~ pay fixed Tor the war period, pric.
ticnlly 81 day Tor pri,at"H
No decision has been reached 10y
the war department ON the question
~ universal military service Sccre'
thry Hpkcr told the house military
committee today ana he indicated
that No. definite project for per
mnnrut military establishment would
be- presented TO congress until tho
peace conference hid concluded its
work
when asked whether n would he
necessary 90 Keep large force In
Europe FOR at least two years the
secretary said
We hope That is rot true. "" are
not planning for So
Nc said zoo 600 men had been
from the army sine" the
arm slice was signed ana that an.
other million would be discharged
within the ncM five weeks.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-04

wAsiifNuToN. Jan. Ill, In sH-
pected that former 9ov, Nobert Ia
Williams whose nomina tion WAS sent
To the senate today. will be- imme-
dlately confirmed as Judge OF tho
eastern oklahoma court A. soon
as the nomlnation reached the sen-
ate Judiciary committee. Srnatof
culberson itr chairman. appointed a
subcommittee. composed of Hena-
tors Reed. norah and Fletcher. to
investigate the nomination and re-
port back That u favorable report
will hr prepared At that time NJ the
senate may confirm the appointment
at It's first executive session. senator
Culhefsou took this action after
senator Gore had called on him ana
urged the need Tor -SprdiiinE the
confirmation The nomination waH
expected here ana n wyS generally
Understood that At'urnt' tifncral
Gregory told Williams two weeks
ago that the nominations would 40
forward In due time
The new Judge viii have. among
other lhd'N. The appOinlm"rt ~ a
clerk. three referees IN bankruptcy
and number - United states COM
mlsHluners ---.
WASlllNGTON. Jan .. Il /.
Williams ~ nurnnt. OKLA, was NOM
mated hv rrrsident Wilson today a.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-04
AMERICAN AVIATOR SETS
NEW HIGH ALTITUDE MARK

LONDON Jan. 2 Plying a ptl'
ish nirplln" at Ipswich YESTERDAY
Captain Lang, an American. rptah.
lishcd a new altitude record. reach
INK q height ~ 80 500 feet Ohsrrv
cr HlowerSAwho accompanied cap.
tain Lang collapsed when his uS}
gen hottN|htOkc. but recovered
10th men were frost bitten durlng
their fighi
Heinrich Oclrich. a German he I
tho altitude record that was hruk, 70
hN captain Lang On July ~. iPIt
belrich reached n height ~ 2S.gi6
feet The newt highest rlgh' on
record was that Of ~ q. Hawke
an English aviator who reached an
attitude ~ 2o622 feet ON April -.
1916
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-04
BNkI.VS RiII ytW>lD
DDMN nv SEN NTI.

WASIIlNGTON. Jan 2 N' uuan-
lnouS vote the senate military com
mittcr today rejected Secretary Bak
crs recommendation for legislation
10 validate informal whr contracts
ana authorize their adjustment bN
the war department and ordered fiN
nrabv reportcd Senator illirhcockS
bill introduced yesterday lcgaliIlng
such contracts hut placing adjust
mcnt IN the hands ~ a nuu,ntcTrycd
comm isriou.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-04
WIRE BRIEFS.
FOOD COM MISSION
ARRIVES IN VIENNA.

VIENNA. Jan 3.-An entente
fod commission under the chairman
ship of Dr Alonzo Taylor OF the
American food admlnistration has
arrived here To investigate the food
situation. After thfee days m VI
emma the commission will 20 TO Buda
peat TO inquire into the situation
there.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-04

OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan. a.
Gov. Robert L. Williams, when In.
formed by the Associated Press TO.
day ~ his appointment - United
state. Judge for tho eastern distrtc,
of oklahoma To succeed Judge Ralph
". Campbell resigned, declined 70
make any statement other than 10
repeat his intention to remain In Of
fic. as governor until thy insuGurH-
tion of Governor elect j ~. A. Rob
ertaon. January IA. until the sxnats
has confirmed his appointment
Governor Williams was born In
is5s and only few days ago crN
ohrnt-d his nf,isth birthday. lie
has been an active and prominent
emhcr ~ the oklahoma constltu!
tiunal convention ana first chief Jus
tlce ~ the oklahoma Supreme court
until he resigned In 1914 to enter
the gube,naiutinl campaign, which
resulted IN has election To the gov
Governor williams came to okla.
lnnn from Alabama. HIS native
state. 20 years ago. ana has been
active IN county aud state politics
since hts appointment ~ city at
torncy of Dursnt snort time later
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-04
KANSAS CITY COLD
FORCED 1Np ALA.

KANSAS cry. Jan. 8 with the
Thermometer registering ~ desr"eH
below zero this mpiuing, Kansas
city walkOA 80 vork ~ waited for
crippled car service du" tu the strike
NJ motormen and conductors which
today entered its gan day warmer
weather is promised fur tomorrow.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-04

" oman Jumps From
Eighth Floor Of Hotel

not STpN. TrN,s. Ian Jump
lng from an eighth floor room ~ "A
local hotel Mrs Jack l,nyhutn. reg
Istcrcd from liusion. Mass was Killed
late thiS afternoon Mrs Ikayhutn
was here awaiting her husbands 70
turn from France and had been
under the care ~ phvaiCianr
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-04
GERMAN TROOPS
RETREAT FROM RIGA.

COpENHAGEN Jan. 3.-T h p
German trops which recently were
forced 10 eyacuate the Russian Bal
tie port OF Riga have rctreated u
few miles from that city. according
TO Brrlin advlces today They are
occupying the heights IN the region.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-04
tNp'H PERMITS
III ~ TO NDII

PARIS. Jan. . tllavas Mar
shal Foch. according 10 the Matln
has given permission Tor 'h' Ter
mans I'm the occupied Rhine provinces
To participate IN the German elec.
iinns lie alsp viii allow freedom ~
thc press aud ftc"ionrnf assembly
AZ fnr ~ ir compatible with the
maintenance 90 order.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-04
Coid Ware is Spreading
Eastward and Southtcdrd

WAsuiNGTON Inu rh. cold
wave has made further yrorre.s
eastward ana suuthwufd and duruf
TODAY fr'eEIur temperatures pre-
walled hs far south as the ruIf coast
'h, weather hur,hu forecast an
nuuu,cs tonight During the Au q
hours thrrc nave boon uIus and
SHOWS on me Atlantic and east .5llf
states n, weather viii h" fair
Saturday ana sunday I'm the states
east OF the Mississippi river.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-04
TULSANS ARE IN STRONG"
Local Representatives Promi-
ncnt at Meeting of Good
Roads People.
WANT HIGHWAY COMMISSION
New Governor l. Against
Onc-Man Control; Money
10 BE Well Spent.
Mo'li , tsfatal NurcAu
Nkifvtu Hotel

Stitvn Hotel
OKLAHOMA CITY. Jan q .Gov.
,ruur Elect J u 4 Robertson de.
llNrrcd today what might be termed
his keynote speech IN regard tn the
good roads feature ~ his platform.
when. In addressing the Oklahoma
Good Roads associations special
meeting at the Sklrvin hotel. he
deolayd that 100000 900 was mere.
" AN arbitrary amount of roads
bonds which he would recommend
Ia the state for tho construction of
hard surface roads ~ necessary.
the amount should bo $50. 0OO 600
or even more. the governor elect
declared as the delegates one from
nearly every county IN the state. ap-
plauded vigorously
Citizens of oklahoma need have
no minElvinEr and No alarms over
the manner In which the money,
whatever tn. amount. la expended on
the construction Of highways which
however. must he none except per
manent, hard surface highway
Here are some OF the high points
In Governor Rob-rtson'r road ideas
Must Bc Enough.
The bond issue must be for the
maximum amount necessary To In
sure AN adequate highway system,
highway commission, not q
single comm issionef, mus, have su-
nsrvislon OF the construction.
All transactions shall he carried
through In the openssnd the eIpen-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-04
MlchLin MIlIcr Dlcr.

WICHITA Kan, Jan. , Henry
l.hssen, aged ~ years. one ~ the
hest known mlllers In the southwest
died here early this morning " An
gina p'ctoris llc came here from
III Reno. OKLA. - years AGO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-04
is REQUESTED BY ALLIES
American Peace Commission
Makes Announcement Of
Action in Paris.
U. S. TAKES LEADING PART
Governments Ask This Nation
TO Take First Place in
Movement for Help.

~ Tho Associated Pres.
PARIS. Jan. 3 pfrsIdcn' wilson
has named iierbert e. Hoover di.
rector general of an International
Organization for the rrlirf of lib.
Grated countries. both neutral and
enemy Norman DAVIS. formerly on
the stair ~ oscar = crosby. special
commissioner of finance for the
United states In Europe. VII act as
MY Hoover. assistant
This announcement wpa made
today by the American peace com.
mission In "a statement wht.h saws
that the designation Of Mr Hoover
10 take charge uf the relief work is
In conformity with tho request of
the allied goycfnments that tn,
Unted States take a prcdomInating
part In tho organization and dlrec-
tlon OF relief measures.
statesmen, Isuu.,,
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w. on'''u "'"'cH a"u '",'u ~.
etnmeht OFFICIALS INTO the food SIT
na,,on W 'ne noera,eo COUNTIES,
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-04
pOI>CtNE MAY COM
TO 4. =. IN ttst Sr.

PARIS. Jan pr.sideu, Psip
care may visit the United states In
August. writes Charles bnessav In
Information today
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-04
LITTLE CHILDREN EVERYWHERE.

ldule children evHfy~h.re
tyns Of hro.u and eyes ~ blue.
Following toilers here aud There
Smiling ~hen ~, tasks .to through
Little voices that ,fc sprrt
Ringing IN men = -afs al aa,
Little hands and little trvt
Little hits 81 lsuEhtet gay
World wide over rule us al
'I's Tor them ihAt kingdoms TAI
Why do factory ohimre,s smoEsi
WHY do soldiers fight and diet
WHY do painted testers Josef
why arc siseplss towering hight
why IA "s"rNt thing We tnoV
Love aud hate and doubt and fcsr
Patience under many blow
'auragr when disaster neat
Rack Of every dream there liz.
Little children 4 laughing eyes
Men are to,'ing everywhere
For the laughter 81 child
fverv ctovdrd thuroushfate
Would have siA, rd desert wtid
But for men Who ~ished To ses
Earth kirdly place 10 play
For the children A. their kure
20 for thrm they Snoothed the way.
Back Of every hour ~ care
There's little chid somc~hIe
Freedom Gas Wa 'r,, uniurl.d
~ iha, children might snio,
Late In Auch troubled voSld
LATHE trl knd little boy
Nothing sArth hss ever kno~n
nothing man shall ever do
hut share IN N yon own
Life II beinr lived Tor YOU.
tvsry forward step men 'skt
l. for little rhildrens sake
Copyright 1918 by Edssr \ Gu.sD
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-04
Hundred Miners Escape
When Chute Is Burned

=, TShCRG, kan. Jan. . The
LOUIS San Francisco railroads
,'' 'hutc at the Hamilton Coal com
r'"F mine No. 9, near Cherokee.
,'- destroyed hy fire today. The
was prevented from spreading
-, 'h' tlpple ~ the mine and the
a. men digging tual In 10 made
.I why to safety, according to re.
p~is reaching here.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-04
Director Wants to Try Uni
fled Control for Five Years
to Effect Solution.
WOULD TURN ROADS BACK
II Prolonged Period Is Not
Given Prompt Return to
Owners Suggested.
ANSWERS MANY QUESTIONS
Kellogg and Cummins Favor
ing 2l-Month Plan Cross
Examine Rail Head.

ASltlNGTON, Jan, ! director
general McAdoo. testifying today
loforo the senate interstate COM
mrrco commission at the opening Of
the hearings ON the future policy to-
ward railroads, was subjected to II
fre Of questions by Senator Cumuins
~ Iowa and senator p<clSgg of
Minnesota. republicans. intended To
dc,elop why Mr. McAdoo believes
ii advisable to turn back the roads
70 private management az soon ns
possible. II congress- does not extend
the period of federal control for five
years Both senators argued by Inn
pucatiun for retcnNon 10y the gov
crnment OF the railroads FOR the full
- months after the declaration OF
peace. authorized 10y the existing
iav. and legislation meanwhile by
congress ia provide "a permanent SO
utiou of the railroad problem.
Mr. McAdoo gave three reasons
why he does not believe In retain
ing control OF the railroads for 81
months
That railroad companies already
are challenging the authority of the
railroad administration Ia require
them TO purchase certain equipment
and otherwise are not giving fun
measure OF corporation:
That some state railroad commits
si0ns threaten 10 dispute the right
" tho federal management to die
tate Interstate rates In normN peace
times and
That the uncertainty of the fu-
'nre would cause fermcnt within
railroad organizations particularly
destructive TO morale OF employees
and officers
Wants Thorough Trial.
To- senator Cummins comment
'uh' he thought II little less than a
arme To turn back the roads at an
early date with the standards ~
wages material costs aud rails a.
hey are and that unless the roads
err given more time TO prepare "it
vii be- little short of disastrous" Mr.
McAdoo replied:
Il can not furesee such situation
a. All unless the state commissions,
and tho Interstate commerce COM
mission. Ignoring the necessity Tot
maintaining wages and the rights ot
Just cpmpci ~ation. would reduce the
rates unWstly My idea on this rail
road problem II 10 stabilize condi-
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-04
Germans Mobilize
Troops in Attempt
to Keep out Poles

BtSti. Jan. 3---Scvrrnl ,.rr-
man arm, ,orD- hn,c been 'On.
,sntrnurd 90 tho iprdcr between
ro-'n aud PRUSSIA, nc'ordlng To-
the Narhrichurn ~ irnnlKnr.
,'crtnHny. " II added, has iccidrd
Ia defend her rights Ia The prov.
inr ~ ruSn.
itcipprts from Denmark aud
sutherland 1hur~,in, .cr,' that u
large fnrtc ~ Poles wus advancing
into Prussia toward iErlin
Nv Tho A.soriatsd i're.s
BI3ItLi>. Jan. a.-N protrs,
against the "nbics't SURRENDER tn
the rnlcs,' which ~ ni,Hatcd hS
Herr Ernst ~ the I'russlnn minis
Try, II printed nv the Lriiunr am
Nittne to-day Tho minister who
hna ius, returned t-pm The horhrr
declares that white the Invasion
~ the Poles ,Duid hn,r mcu prr-
vented "a fortnight ngn the sltun-
ton " now hopcit--. nml ihnt Grr.
many could not r'enin the terri
tory occupied bN the Poles even
with the division ordered io the
ji-,rict---n division he declared
which n now was impossible to
assemble.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-04

THE WEATHER.

TULSA. utlA Ian Maximum,
10 minimum brloN tcro north ~tuds
and clear Tins the lowest trmpcfstut.
pt the season Tor TULSA
ON AiluMA SATURDAY tar warmer
sunday fair
lOtlSlANN Sstuyisy fair. rising
temperature m north pOttiona sunday
lair. warmer
ARKANSAS saturday and Sundsy
TAR warmer
EAST rtNAS SATURDAY far. warm
ef In north portion SUNDAY tar,
warmer except In northwest portion
WEST TfNAN Ssturda, snd sun
day fsu, no decided change 90 ton
perAtute
hANSAS' fAiF saturday and sun.
hy much warmer SAtufdaj
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-13

husbands. She had been IN failing
health for several years. having a weak
heart and bronchial trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L Smith of East
sumerviIie. Mass, are the happy pa
rents Of q little daughter born Thurs
day, Dec. 4. at Cambridge hospital
and weighing ~ pounds Mrs Smith
was before her marriage Miss Lillian
Toothaker. a graduate of the Farming
ton Normal school. class Of 1877. and
many school friends and others will be
interested in this announcement Fol-
lowing her graduation she taught a
wear in Enfield. becoming war bride
IN June. 1918. Mr.. smith lis n Farm
ingtiale bp- He receiwed his honorable
discharge from military service on Dec
&. 1918. ana very soon afterwards they
began housekeeping in Somerville. The
advent Of the little one marks the first
anniversary Of her parents housekeep-