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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-27

Another apparatus sprays cleo
tricity through -he body. absorbing
decayed and fibrous tissue, there
being thousands of volts going
through the body--yet the patient
only experiences feeling OF relief
There Is no sensation OF the high
voltage, but the patient may become
aware OF the force in his system by
the doctor touching him and draw
ing out string OF sparks from any
part OF the body or igniting sheet
OF paper from the body-or even H.
Illuminating an ordinary electric
globe which the patient holds In his
hand.
Among the equipment used by
The Electro-Medical Doctors for the
diagnosis and treatment of disease
arc powerful X-Ray machines and
other machines for generating al
most every other form OF electric
current, such as D'Arsonval, Oudin.
Tesla. auto condemnation. auto In
duction, Therm -Faradic. Sinusoi-
dal, and high frequency currents.
They treat with Ozone, medicated va
pors. radiant light, vibration, the
rapeutic heat and other methods.
No force is so uniformly potent In
relieving and eliminating human Ills
as electricity. II is the only remedy
upon which all human beings can
rely. 1t is positive and certain In
action. If you value your life--your
health-and want to keep your good
looks and gain vitality and are tired
OF drugging-then throw away medi-
cine bottles that contain strong drugs
or poisons and take the modern
treatments OF The Electro Medical
Doctors. Electricity reaches sick
spots which medicines do not reach
II causes no pain, no sickness, no
bad taste. Every day you delay
brings you nearer the incurable
stage. The time to treat disease Is
in the earlier stages--the earlier the
better, for when disease devlops to
an advanced stage tho treatment
must be more frequent, more drawn
out, more expensive. Treat now
while your case may still be curable.
This offer will give every sufferer
a chance to obtain a scientific dag
UOklS OF lils or ilct NbHhlNAois attNi
which the sick person can really
know what can be done with the
modern Electro M edical system OF
treatment in their own particular
casa.
The examination is the most i'm
portant part OF tho proceeding when
a suffer calls upon The Electro
Medical Doctors Whilst Il is en-
tirely free to those calling at the
office during tho next seven days.
yet the examination is made as thor
ough and as accurate as II the pa
tient had paid the regular examina-
ton charge. After the diagnosis is
made the mode OF treatment is then
determined. This is never of strong
or harmful drugs. but consists OF
painless electricity, mild medicines,
serums and bacterins, The great
physicians OF today are learning the
trend OF medicine is away from
drugs. The most delicate man.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-27

states vote would be divided among
McAdoo, Cox ana Palmer.
Muutanaa eight votes 80 20 Gov.
Sam stewart on the first ballot and
then McAdoo gets them right
through"
Nebraska is undecided, and the
first ballot may show 1t split four
or five ways
wost Virginia is, Of course, soHdly
for Ambaasador Davis.
Kentucky Is instructed for Cox.
Nevada delegates say they are for
Cox
Virginia II for Sen. Carter Glass,
but he IL for McAdoo.
Kansas for Mchdoo.
Kansas is for McAdoo" said Ma
tipnal Committecmnn Samuel H. Am
idon 1T III unlnstructcd but means
business In that direction. We also
have Palmer and Cox In view and
Chnmp clark ia not out Of our minds
or hearts. We want our former gov
crnor, George X. llodgos for vice.
president We are FOR the president
and Will vote dry"
Connecticut will cast her ballots
for Homer Cummings for president
according 10 Thomas j. Spcllacy. and
the delegation wants light wines and
beer plank, hc says.
Illinois Will give "a considerable
part Of its vote TO McAdoo. accord
Ing 10 Carter Harrison Of that state
There will DO scattering support of
Cox and Palmer, a wet plank will
be urged and the League OF nations
viii be opposed, according to the
same authority.
Burris Jenkins Of Kansas city says
majority OF Missouri men will vote
for McAdoo ana tho delegation 4,
also split on wet plank, but vii
probably support the league OF ma
tious plank.
Porto Rico likes Carter Glass; Al.
aska wants McAdoo. Hawaii will give
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-27
wife Also Opposed,

man can decline a presidential nom
tnation." and similar talk.
wife Also Opposed,
Very intimate friends OF the. lanky
war secretary OF tho treasury report
ing here toll In circumstantlal do
tail OF his disposition to shrink from
the presidential spotlight and de-
nouncc as "mean politics" the story
that his declination statement was
n subterfuge intended to Kill off
''crown prince" slurs and make him
ont only the choice, but tho demand
Of this convention, These gentlemen
tell us McAdoos reasons as speci-
fled by him are actual and that he is
no more sincere In his disinclination
10 re-enter public life than Is his
wife. the former Eleanor Wilson. for
whom tho white house possess no
allurements and whose desire is for
obscured contentment with her hus-
band and their two babies.
But the gathering vanguard. head
ed by such men as Senator Carter
GLASS. are not only discounting Me-
Adoo's public statements but are ac-
tualiy booming his candidacy and the
medicine Is taking nicely" accord
ing to all surface evidences.
Attorney General A. Mitchell Pal
mer's forces arc the most active
boomers here.
Palmer IN surrounded. He sweeps
through the corridors OF tho Palace
hotel, shaking hands with all oomers
and maybe the baby parade, with
inevitable osculatory consciousness,
will commence TO form within a day
or two. Commenting on the volum
inous amount of advertising the Pal
mer boom has enjoyed old time re-
porters seem to feel that II In not
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-27
CITY CLUB HAS
GOOD SESSION
Rev. Crum Tells of Plan
for New Episcopal
Church Here.
HOWARD ALSO SPEAKS
Advocates Good Roads and
Will Center Efforts
in Improvements.


Iuncheons OF the city club be-
ginning July 10 viii be held In
10 Y. w. G. A. every Saturday noon
Il was decided nt Yesterdays lunc-
con yesterday at Hotel Tulsa. The
dining room management ~ tho ho-
lei served notice on all OF tho civic
clubs which met there that begin
ming July q. kitchen and dining room
facilities would be discontinued for
a period OF sIx weeks while repairs
were being made. Tho Y. w. G. a.
offered its dining room 10 all Of tho
clubs, hut so FAR only tho City club
had decided 20 meet there.
Rev. Rolfo l.. crum rector Of
Trinity FpIseopal church. WINS the
spenker nj yesierdny'a luncheon. His
subject was "Scattered Things
worth Knowing"
'sTbo west IL moro important than
tho east more itnportnnt than any
section OF tho country" he aaid. "In
IN, west ia IN. future OF America.
From there must come the future
leaders"
r,a rnt.oouo, ,h,roh nians IN
"p,ne''I
u .. NV ~ IA. ',,,,,
u'gr, NJ po o,,. am a ,oau,,
iu,sa as"us , 60, aata
Th ~, n,,na,,' ,,I,, nroha,,v ha hniIt
~. ouituE , WI, p"v""y W ,,,oo,,',o
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-27

good Tor much strength after carly
ballots
Tho governors, cox arh Edwards.
enterprises similarly appear to lack
pep" though the former is much
discussed. "Ohio viii nominate
Cox" said former Governor James
u. Campbell. chairman Of tho Buck
eye delegation. we Will stand by
the president and the league but
we are ready 10 accept constructive
reservations. We will leave prohibi-
tion alone"
There is little Gerard talk James
Nee, national committeeman from
South Dakota, declares his dcloEa-
tion is pledged for the former am
bassador and must carry his name
through three ballots, at least.
The genial, humorous, vice -prcsi-
dent. Thomas H. Marshall, who de-
lights 10 talk OF Thomas Jefferson
and return to old fashioned dc
mocracy. ~ the center OF "a boom all
his own and quite spontaneous In
It's nature. He does not attempt ia
conceal his plensne. Who knows
In the deep dark hOaIrs Of some night
next week or In the week thereafter.
with all Of these delegates home
sich and broke and stiIl searching
for votes to swell n two-th.rds ma
jority and break deadlock, the
name OF Marshall of Indiana may
be the big flash over tho wires The
folks back home may not have
thought Of him IN thai wise. hut II Is
not at ali out Of the possible plays.
Davis Spoken or
And there's Davis, the ambassa dor
10 Rt. Jamos' court one hears Of
him an "a dark horse who would find
favor In high International circles,
At present the possibility seems
remote.
New York's tower OF strength will
go for Gov. 'Al" Smith Of that state
and Tammany Is busy aR can be with
his boom, Just as II It were not the
Just due an honored son.
Tammany, by the way, will sup
port wet platform II one Ia re-
ported. The delegates are talking
about a referendum" on tho Vol
stead act Just which way this tiger
Jump on second choice ia not
vouchaafoi by tho experienced dele
gates from New York.
1t In declared "a of Pcnnsylvnnia' =
70 delegates are pledged to Palmer.
Palmer says no hinbelf.
The south appears strong for Me
Adoo
Delegates from Tennessee, North
Carolina. Alabama and Mississippi
say ubauallfiedly they are here FOR
the former secretary and no one else.
Alabama instructed force reported
~ for McAdoo. 3 for Cox. 2 Palmer
and undecided. They all said they
would back up the president.
Cox was declared Tennessee's sec
ond choice. North Carolinas COM
pliment goes to Senator Furnifold
NJ. Simmons. McAdoo sentiment is
strong in our state" said Senator
Pat Harrison OF Mississippi.
Delaware will not vote an n unit and
almost every delegate has hts own
man, according to former Senator
willard salisbury.
Iowas first ballot OF 20 votes goes
to Secretary OF Agriculture Meredith
who is not without his friends here
II ne fails to show strength the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-27

woman or child need have no fear
either OF having an xJRay examina-
ton made or OF taking electrical
treatments. Tho X-Ray and cleo
trical treatments are harmless. pain
less and safe in tho hands OF ex-
ports. They are totally unlike tho
old shocking currents used in the
old days
Among the ailments treated at Tho
Electro Medal Institute arc anae-
mia. arthma, biliousness bladder
and blood troubles. bronchitis. bowel
trouble. catarrh. eystitis. constipa-
tion, dropsy, deafness, dyspepsia,
epilepsy. eczema, stomach gases.
gall stones. gastritis. goitre. .hyster,a,
headaches. heartburn, intestinal
troubles insomnia, kidney trouble,
liver complaints, weak lungs, nerv-
Gus debility. obesity. paralysis. skin
diseases. rectal troubles, rheuma-
tism. rupture. stomach trouble and
other diseases of women and OF
men.
Tho Electro Medical Institute Is
located on the second floor. at 21sh
South Boston street between Sec,
| ond and Third streets. Office hours
are 0 a. IN. to & p. m. Tuesday and
Friday, a, m. to 6 p. m. Sundays,
10 a. m. to 1 p. m.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-27
THE RIGHT SYSTEM.

people month after month and often
enough year after year in their
search for health. Often enough
they find it and go. through
life in misery and pain. The sooner
the sick learn it IS not the doctor
that counts, but tho system OF treat
ments he practices, the sooner 81 o
will be less OF this hopeless seeNlrg
for health.
Practically all systems of medi-
cine and electrot therapeutics is prae-
ticed by the Electro Medical Doc
tors.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-27
ULTRA VIOLET RAY.

"There is no organ so hidden or
deeply seated that It cannot be
reached by the high frequency cur
rent. and this without effect upon
skin excepting warmth. redness and
perspiration"-Albe C. Geyser. NJ.
D.. late clinical instructor in Radio-I
graphy and Radio -Therapy at Corl
nell. (Used by Electro NJ edical Doc
tors.)
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-27
Bankers Friends Elated

Twelve years ago l became ar
flicted with stomach trouble which
steadily became worse. frequently
became prostrated with collie at.
tacks and bloating. My doctors
wanter to operate for gall stones,
wished to avoid an operation and on
advice of a friend tried Mayr's
Wonderful Remedy with excellent
results as since taking Il about 2
years ago my trouble has entirely
disappeared" 1t removes the ca
tarrhal mucous from the intestinal
tract. and allays the inflammation
whirh causes practically all stom-
sch, Nlivcr and intestinal ailments, in
eluding appendicitis. One dose will
convince Or money refunded at All
drrggists.--7Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-27
ELECTRICITY tanned.

Catching $4,000 volts OF electricity
on the end OF bare metal rod is
proof of the harmless and pain
lessness of the wonderful new form
OF electricity as used by The Electro
Medical Doctors tThe attendants in
the above actual photograph does not
wear rubber gloves and the rod is
not insulated in any mannner)
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-27

The office Of the Electro Medical
Doctors at 21S t-2 So. Boston IT.
(bctwccn Second and Third strccts,)
IL rightly called "A Healthy Place
for Sick People" The Electro-Medi-
cal Doctors are offering Free X-Ray
Examination, Blood Pressure Test
and Chemical Analysis where re-
quircd to all sick and ailing who
call upon them during the NEXT
seven days. E
The lower photographs show nm
X-Ray examination being made of n
patient through the wall OF one OF
the consultation rooms in another
Electro Medical institute. Tho pa
ticnt IL standing on the opposite side
OF the wall In the consultation
room, opposite the X-Ray tube. An
X-Ray examination cannot even be
felt and Is therefore painless.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-27

The Violet Ray high frequency
current IS absolutely safe It gives
n pleasant invigoration--ah health
sensation OF warmth---makes rich
congested areas-breaks down ad-
heslons and brings about a normal.
healthy condition. Every cel,severy
nerve and every fiber OF the body is
invigorated, stimulated and helped
by natures agent to resume normal
functions. Pain disappeara blood Is
purified. proper circulation Is estab-
lished, vital organs arc stimulated to
normal action. and tho impurities
of the system are carried Off (The
Electro Medical Doctors)
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-27

Three rubber tired wheels can be
attached beneath "A sled Invented
In Vienna so that persons can coast
on smooth surfaced hills In summcr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-27
M'AD00 IS FINAL
CHOICE ON POLL

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
man can decline a presidential nom
fnation" ana Rimillar talk.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-04-16
THE JEWISH NATIONAL FUND IN
THE YEAR, 1919.

The total contributions to the
Jewish National Fund in the year,
1919, amounted to Frs. 5,551 $3.50,
and Rbl. 1,196,675.13, which we have
not yet been able to realize.
The amounts from the different
countries are as follows: North Amer
lea $123,076, England G18,48S.7.0, Ger
many NIX. 1,001,393, Italy Lire 10000
and Lire $50, Russia Rbl. 281,619,
NIX. $4,000 and. 1882, Siberia Rbl.
862,094, Poland poln. Mks. 1,033,669,
South Africa L8,069, Argentina and
Chile Pes. 64,828 and Frs. 500, Greece
DR.. 12,103, L 4051, and Frs. 430, Hol.
land FL. 34,081 and Frs. 5000, Rou-
mania Lei 10000, Frs. $4,000, Nix.
1929, Czecho-Slovakia Kr. $780,
937, Palestine and Syria, Engl. l.. L.
800, Belgium Frs. 53,0S4, Holl.
FL. $780,. and NIX. IS, South Slav-
onic Lands Kr. 360,392, Switzerland
Sw. Frs. 1880, Dutch-Ind. Els. 1895,
Bulgaria Levas 244,252, and Nix. 100,
Canada $5.129, France Frs. 3S,979,
Alsace-Lorraine Frs. 34,488, West.
Galicia Kr. 357,133, East Galicia Kr.
350,160, Austria Kr. 329,878, White
Russia NIX. 23,142, Sweden Swd Kr.
1879 Denmark Dan. Kr. 6,357, Egypt
Engl. L 306, Lithuania Rbl. IT.
500, and Nix. S45, Norway Nor. Kr.
1884, Singapore l. ITO, Australia L
141. Hungary Kr. 72.005. Tunis
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-04-16
WHERE THE MONEY WILL GO.
Purchase of Land.

Two of land available for purchase
another
held by Arab absentee land
Palestine sell holdings:
until after the with Turkey signed
At that the purchaser who has
the largest amour of ready
Jewish Peopeor the opportunity for
max Palestine really Jewish
u-Water Powe Development.
tries within radius O than 100 miles.
The Jordan 100000 horsepower
$4,000 miles than
Palestine. 90
would reclaim 100000 to arid
land produce crops worth eighty million dollars
would industries beyond monetary calculation
Without power will dependent COAL and coal
is ruinousy high in price
To prevent alternative, for the
and preliminary
work
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-04-16

Frs. 3,O61, Livland and Courland Nix.
S72, L so, Rbl. LOOP, and Rbl. 1892,
Bukowina Kr. 10000, Portugal Frs.
LOTT and L 8, Estland NIX. $3.50,
Spain l. 26, Morocco Frs. so, the
Ukraine Rbl. $4,000, China L II,
and $500.
The acquisition of Palestinian
ground, as the perpetual, inalienable
property of the Jewish people, is the
principal task of the Jewish National
Fund. But the afforestation Of
Palestine is of no less Importance for
the reconstruction of the country.
Whether this work, with which the
JNF has been entrusted, will have to
be carried out by the JNF alone, or
whether Government institutions will
participate is not yet certain. In any
case it is the JNF's duty to take adj
vantage of the opportunities now Of
fering themselves, and to commence
the work of afforestation where this
is necessary in the interests of colon
ization and sanitation.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-04-16

Sneer: Politics are an affalr OF the
living, not of the dead generations, of
the palpitating present, not of the re-
mote centuries" / am afraid our OPP
ponents would carry the point and we
would be ruled out of court.
There are not many, there are not
two ways out of the difficulty, there
is only one: we must, by all means,
at any cost, with the utmost rapidity,
be equal in numbers with the fella-
heen in Palestine, if possible outnum-
Der them, be it only slightly at first.
IL we realize this postulate, the Syrian
agitators can no longer brandish their
unanswerable argument: eve Arabs
are the majority of the population,
and must therefore be allowed to have
our own way" The British govern
ment can back us and stand by the
Balfour declaration without exposing
itself to the reproach of violating the
principles of the Treaty of Peace, and
in all probability there will be an end
Of the trouble with the Arabs, as they
stand that they have no chance of
frightening us away when we are
numerically at least as strong as they,
and that we are quite able to hold
our own against unreasonable resist
ance or attack.
Some nine months ago I raised for
the first time the cry: "Jewish mass
immigration into Palestine without
delay!" In Palestine, where our peo-
pie know better than elsewhere the
needs of the hour, opinion approved
me unreservedly. In Europe, the
whole pack of officious ours of the
Zionist press was let loose against
me and yelped and snapped at my
heels. One screed, of Prague, l be-
lieve, denounced my senile vanity, up
raided me with self-advertising and
branded me as demagogue devoid Of
all sense of responsibility. In Wen
ma, Berlin. Paris, Jewish papers
was handled almost as rudelv. These
insults left me Indifferent; they were
below nv contempt. Now, as then.
say: eve must be at least 100000
Jews in Palestine as soon as England
has received the mandate over the
country. Otherwise Zionism is
doomed to failure for the present and
will have to remain dream for
long time more. perhaps for new
series. of centuries"
But the task is immense, almost
superhuman! Immense? Yes. Su-
perhnman Why? What are the diff
ficulties? Let us look them straight
in the face. H
4 There is the British Government.
Will it omen wide before us the from
tiers Of Palestine and allow us to in
troduce at once-I don't mind using
the expression. to dump half million
Jews in the country? Well, we must
obtain leave for it. Our spokesman
have the dutv to tell those who hold
the fate of Palestine in their hands:
1--WE are emharking on huge enter
prise. complicated, costly. adventur-
GUS, full of risks; we JUDGE that our
only chance of success is to start
with mass immigration. and that
without this primary condition we are
certain to court failure. So we beg
you to permit IFS to load half mil
lion Jews to Palestine. as necessary
beginning. If YOU grant us this con-
cession, we will set to work with all
the energy of which we are capable,
and we hope to succeed rapidly in es-ss
IL -.
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The great lack of modern agricul-
tural machinery which has long been
felt in Palestine has caused represen.
tatives of the colonies Of Rishon, Pc
tach Tikvah, Mes Zionah, Rehobot,
Gederah, Beer Jacob to negotiate with
the I. C. A., to open a store in jana
where these implements will be sold
on the installment plan. Machines
for pealing almonds are wanted par
ticuIarly.