davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-12
Panamane protestuji
proti Spoj, Statum

Panama, 8. kyetna. N6kolik
tisic osob u%spofadalo poehod1oyJ
prdvod uliceini tohoto mesia jake
protest prot 2abr6ni SpojcnImI
.Stdty hlayni cdsti ostroya Tabo.
90 IA dcclem ,icho %opeyn6ni jake
casti obranntho systemu Panam.
sktho prGplavu. AUTOMOBILE, Y KITE.
rem general Pershing ubiral Sc dc
plcsu, ktery k jeho poct6 byl II
spofdddn Union klubem, BY da.
Wy lidu zastayen u p%rinucer Yra.
It'll Sc do hotelu Tiyoli Nezodpo
y6dnd ziyly pozdeji yrhaly kane
ny ma prominentnl p%ananske Il
fedniky, \ nichz nektcfi byIi 20
rantni Jizdni policic poldejl roz
prasiIa dayy dcmonstrant6.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-12
Nejsmavejsi nalada prirody.

jest HcJrolkOb1cJsl Iuc'
sic. Pfiroda jest v n"cjsmay6jsi
naladt, bcz d jasmin plnl vzduch
%omamujici vhni, ptactvo zpiya IL
|bczne, . kazdy jest hadscni osvc-
zujicimi yanky. Jen ii, kdo trpi
zaludccnici potizcmi, ncshIcdaya-
iii ziyot pfijcmnym. Jakmile vas
poene trdpiti bolcni hIayy, spat.
my spanck u nccht k jidIu, jc po
radosti Nc zivota. Ale proc trpls
ltcf Trineroyo LGciyb IIofkb VI
lffo je piece k dostani v kazd6 IL.
karne. 10 yam yycjsti zaludck,
zaycde prayidcIny pohyb vnitfno.
sti, naprayi zazivauI a TAX 10 zba-
vito struebu pred nezazivnosti,
zhcpou h jinymi potizcmi, spojc-
.nymi \ poruchomi MIndkn. Mtj.
te doiaa 20 rpce ! jith Trincrovy
|ltky, protoze Why poSkytnou ry'
iIeblou 1Ieyn Triucrhy Imminent
Jest yyteeag pro neuralgia, poIa,
mani, otoky d Gnayn syaId nebo
,nobou, Trincrdy Niuitel kasle
iJest nejfepsim ltkem pT nastuze.
iInf n kasIi Joseph Triner Com.
dpany, l333-H > Ashland Ave,
Chicago, IU-Adyertisement
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-12
Amerika pozadana
o pfevzeti mandatu
mad Armenii

Washington, d. G, 6. kydtna.
souhrn mirovt smlouvy . TIT
reckon a formalni zddost syreho-
vand rudy spojc6cd, ably Spoipn(
staiy pfey@ly manddt mad Ar
mcnii, byly pr6yd ziskdny odbo.
rem stdtu. zddost, tykaiici s.
Armenie, odkdzdna Dude presidcn.
tn Wilsonoyi k ro1hodnuti. sta.
noyisko americkd vlddy ic prot
pfiieti jak9chkoli manddtd.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-12

Prague. Nch, D kseinm
tH,lasini spr6va ncnuiho rokru.
.ku1 Nh dnrsck y noel vmikli
nekiisi1ui dosud 1lodeil do Stfit.
.nihu obchodu nratti Nlasakn a cd.
CHILL aSi "a $1,000 hedv6hnych ID.
TEX a mussktho satsts0 Die vsccl
sudmck pfiicli Slotinci do masta
y automobile, : kterym %saeouyalI
ebodniku pred zminenym obcho.
dem, nates yypdeili pfcdni dyete,
naloaili gboSi a odcieli smercm W.
chadnim. Je to druha vclka loupeS
~ nascm meste v poslcdnich dvou
mtsicich Prvni obtti byla Farm
crs & Merchants hanka,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-12
.IIolandske paropla-
vebnf linie utvofily
jednu spolccnost

Hang, q, kvttna Osm no
landsky ch paropIayebnlch spolec.
nosti spojilO ~ X n~tyofcni spoJe.
NJ holandskt npyiqofni spolceno.
vi, praydlpodobnb pcjvtt6l kom.
binacj III ntyofcDi international
Mercantile Marine Noyh spolef.
nost ozndmilo, Ne hlaynj jejl spa
lou budc oieyfcDi Doygch linji d
Australia, h Daiekfmu ygehodn I
Afuky d kopfrola o~bcbodnicl
ruit 10 seycrni D JIM Amejky
Kmeooyg kapitaI move spoleeDost
aeluiti politicke hraniee Madarsk'
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-12

tiaWlUl0 e bNtiHas Naatn
sit dalmla r,olailei ,sethn'
3afanskt tas adaNh ll ia pe,lg
astlm, sill At ylali,o
.tm.kv ,.ats ur b l,,ltaa NJ.
sdtleni Ntteln,t depe-a = Tolil
t6supasu Nirm ipi Aice ipk -.
900 Rasu q telm horranei paii
lpll So na mdioyt demonstrated ~
NiNiisostaku dlc sitleni ltiu ku
believe nna0 ratndcl iapou
sl ch d~tluicktch o%rRanlsaei pc.
dnclo Ne pa oslaNt prNniho maj,
y iapunsktm kapitolu
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-12
' ned6li ' RatiboTi We Slczskii

slo V ncd6li v Ratibofi We Slczski
pfi pfflczitosti oslavy polskeho
narodniho svatkh, die dcpcsc sem
pravc dosIi. Mnozstvi osob bylo
PIT tom poraneno a mnobG . nich
vdznG. Ntkolik tisic Polak6 8 pra-
pory ' cclc pochodoyalo uliccmi
NGmci zadali 0 odstroneni pol
skych znakh M praporcch ma tom
zAkIadl, zc jyInA We 0 %poruscn]
Fplcbiscitnicb prayidcl. Polaci ode
pfcli yyhovtti n V dGsIcdku tobo
do5lo X fczi.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-12
Vysoka mzda tesa-
ri We Philadelphia

Philadelphia, Pa, o. kv6tna
ri tisice ~ 1900 tesam ' tom''
m6stt, kteff yysli ma stayku ' 50.
botn, yratili SO DO prdcc, die Q
znameni unioyych dfcdnikd. Tit'
1feduici oznamili, ze 400 t}dcnn
mzdy povoleno bylo tcsafilm ~
konfraktofy Nova mzdoya ska
Ia. 1926 IN bodinn pr sestidcn
MIN pracoynim tgdnL yynese te
sai1um NJ $50 tgdut pr obyykl'
iodine denne pracc pres Gas,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-12
Konvence socialistd
zahAjena Dude V So
botu v New York;

New York, N. Y, . kyttna.
socialistick9 sfrsns V Amcrice M
hajf svou prvni n5rodni polite
kon konycnci " sobotu, dne y.
kyHtna, v tonic mtste, OeekhyA
~, M m koDyenei dostayi No Vi
90 jak 200 deleght6, Konyence ba
Dc zasedsti Mi tgden Nominac.
ksudi1At1 pro 1fad presidenta
pro 1fad mlstoprcsidenta, jakoz
platforms, budou hIaynimi bod,
jednaiL
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-12
Nemecky president
~vyloucen z unie

Berlin, 6. kv6tna. - President
Ebert, ktcry pred nastoupenim Il
fadu presidcntsktho v Nemecku
byl scdldrcm, byl vylouccn &c Sc.
dlarsk6 unie Y Bcrline LOO hlasy
prot 8. Ia dnyod vylouccni uda-
ydna byla jcho odpurci okolnost,
ae podcpsal orteI smrti pro jist6-
no Koppa, elena scdldrske unie,
ktery usvtdccn byl 2 vrazdy.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-12
Osmnact osob pora-
memo pfi tornado

Eureka. kans., 6. kvttna,
Scst osob bylo vazne %poraneno a
dvandct lehceii pfi tornado, KITE
r6 vcera postihlo severni east TO.
hoto mesta. Budova vyssi skoly a
patndct residence byly znaen6 POI
skozeny.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-12
Cesky ucenec
V. ]. Novak zelnfel

Washington, D. c. g. kvetna. -
kabeIogram Ceskoslovensk6 III
skov6 kancclaic z Prahy sdeluje
komeniolog professor V. J. Novdk
zemfel, byv ran6n mrtvici. Profe'
sor Jan Vaclav Novak narodil SC
dine q. prosince roku 1853 v Rad
cicich II Smific. Byl profesorcm
ma rcdlnfm gymnasiu Y Prazc. Ma
psaI cclou fadu studii spisi Jana
Amosh komensk6ho.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-12
dohoda mczi
PoIskem a Finskcm

Kodah, q kytt0a Depese ~
sopisu Bcrlineskc Tidcnde v ~.
yna sd6Iuje, NJ fasopis scyoduia
pnoesl zpr6yp, die kterl polsko
yedIe dobody 4 rkrajiubn nayfe.
10 take tojuou dohodn ! Finskem.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-12
Plebiscit ma TeSin-
sku byl odlozen

Pariz, G. kyttna. Konfcren.
&c yyslancu rozhodla Sc odlozit,
plebiscit ma T6sinsku 0 diva NEST
&c. X yolbdm, jimiz Dude roz-
hodnuto 0 tom, pfipoji-li se ten
to district k PoIsku ncbo Cesko-
sIovensku, dojdc ~ ~. tcryence.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-12
POlACl ZPuSOBlLl
PORA2KU ARMA-
DAM SOVETSkYM
polska vitess,vi VIC w
chodni Europe mali
vclky vvsnam.


ratla. s kNtinu Halim q,
spoicnci touaii konlccnee VA "a
radt. historic ic s|st,afcna ye N,i
chudni Esrop5, V rchlt a ohdi
uhodnt Rampant, tr,alici tcprs'
dosct dni. polaci rpusobili holSe
Woke armdde ncileSsi poralku
iakh kdykoliy il poikala v histori
iciiho odboic prot ostaluimu sve
ia. V driveisich zdposceh rudy l
armad prot bilym rarddm Size q
%mamoydny byly vttsi zir6ty, al'
~ We skuiccnosti byly icnom IA
papirc q neicdnalo Sc vlaslne o nj,
jin6ho nc1li stehovani ldbor1 bc,
yclkych a casio ladnych hoiu
Tepryc nyni ~bolscsiky poikula po
ralka skutctna
patf kveien ic ~ncivctsim histo
riek$m ySro6im polska n PolGci y
minulych dnech Npomneli ma vni
tiui rozdily a s~icdnotili sc V opra
vdovtm patriotismu Iprdyy
Varsavy doSlG naznacuii, 70 celt
Polsko je nadSeno uspechy, KITE.
rych docilily icho armady V pol
proti bolseyikGm. Skute6nym CT
lem pfitomnG polskc ofensiyy j.
ddlczite pfistayni m6sto Odessa
jeS melo yclky vyznam IA ylady
car1. polaci ncmaji v 1myslu So
zmocniti tohoto p~fistavist6 sami
Obratnym uSpordddnim veci ma.
ltzaii Sc nyni v posici "%ochrdncn
ukrajinskc neodyisIosti prot so.
vetsl6 tyranii.
ukrajinskd rcpublika budc "a.
vdzdna diky N poIskou ponce d
Dude nctoliko jcji poyinnosti, alt
konecne | iedinym moznym W.
clodiSkem q pfitomn6 %situacc, bu.
deli udrzoyati co ncjpfdtelSt6js
styky s polskcm, Ukraine je INA
mo, " "a Polaky stoii Francle
iez Size ie finanGn6 v%ycerpdna, a
le jez ma obrovsk6 zdsoby zbran
d strcliva a schopnt dustoiniky
ktcfi mohou %pomdhati pfi orga
nisaci II yycviku polskt armady
Pricinou spatncho finnndnlh'
postaveni Francie jc okolnost, II
.jcii pfivoz jc daleko yetsi neil
vJvoz, Ncjyetsi pololku v priyo
~ tvofi psenicc, kterou F'ranci'
must kupoyati ze zcmi, kdc jcj
yaluta stoii Spatnc. Jestlizc Ode
so So ocitne pcvne V moel pirate
lfrancie, III obroysk6 zasoby pSc
nice v Ukraine budc mono W.
vdzcti do Francie. Misto Y dolla
rech Francie Dude platiti "a psc
nici tuto Y rublcch anebo pol
skych p%cntzich, kter6 jsou JEST
znacneii znehodnoceny We syeto
VEN trhnl, nelli pcnizc francotIz
skf. Obsazcni Od6sy by byl'
Francii mnohem vice yitano, neil
pochybnt obsazeni Moskyy, je'
mohlo by miii "a naslcdek ncko
neenou drobnou yalku Rusii prot
yetfelcnm
Podafi.li Sc Polakdm vedle ny
ieva n jinJch ukrojinsk}ch mes
zmocniti No take Odtsy, Francl
docili ncjy6tsiho ~yitezstyi Cd sla
vnG Fochoyy %ofcnsiyy Y cerveno
roku 1918. Je slice praydou, z
Polaci jsou jeste dalck0 cd tech
10 svych met, ale ysechno zda s
nasydd6ogati t0mu, " zmatek IN
yladl v fabofc bpIscyickem D I
byIo by m6zno dociliti yelkych Y
t6zstyi V ease pomtrn6 krdtk6u
Budc II zdlczcti ma Polhcich "a
mo,nych Il oysem ! IA Francii, BIT
deli jim MONO skIizeti oyocc Y
tizstyi t6ehto.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-12

n AumlanNel isoa neisslsl holland
tt paurlnvehnl sroleenusli, "a.
hfHaN 10 llolnndsko AWcrpkoa
palnplawtnl linii.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-12
Srazka PolAkd 8
NGmci v Ratibofi

Berlin, b. kyttna-ke kryaye
mczi PoIaky u Nemci DO.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-14
MILLION IN PERMITS.
Building Continues --- rota, WIN
Reach S5O0, 900 by April Is
Inspectors Predict.

Building permits for the month OF
Arm are steadily climbing toward a
million. 1t is highly probable, Ac-
curding to those IN the building in
spcctor's office. that the 100000
mark Will be reached before April 10
building permits issued yesterday
we're us follows II r. Phillips, al
East Ninth, residence. $4,000, Emo
~ Hayden. 32S East Thlrtccuth. res.
icncc. $4,000. ). \ smith 5O3 south
Victor, residence, $4,000. garage,
5000, H. h. HaEby, 500 South Hos
ton. warehouse, $500, l.. II Woud
yard, % Nurth ttica. garage, $3.50,
G.. Moschos. 1887 North Cheyenne,
residence. $1,000: garage. 5000. Mrs
Mcclellan. S2o North Main. repairs,
$4,000.
Permits issued Monday follow
American Cleaning company. 2t07
East Fourth frame addition. t300.
George +. Cathcy. go East Third.
brick garage, $1,000, T.. V Garland.
1911 East Fifteenth. garage iiOO
Frank q Curry. i2A5 South Cincin-
natl sleeping porch $1,000. \ NJ
Wilson, 1915 West BRADY, sleeping
rnrch, $500; r. X. Roth. 27i2 Bar
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-14
TAX PENALTY ON TOMORROW
Assessor VIII Double 1919 Personal
Assessment Against Dclingucnis.

Today X the last day In which
personal assessments may bc made
to the county assessor without dou-
bic penalty. w. $. Hooker placing
April 10 as the day when he viii
arbitrarily assess all personal prop
erty holders in Tulsa county at dOu-
BILE their 1919 assessment
Since April the assessor has
placed a penalty OF 81 on all dclin-
quents. but since under the state law
nc is allowed to double the assess
ment tax of the previous year for
all delinquents IN this matter the
penalty will go into effect tomorrow
morning. 4.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-14
Broken ArrOU Briefs


Tho remains of Mrs Nora Page.
wife OF Carl Page OF llumiuy. whose
death occurred in Tulsa hospital
saturday night. were brought to this
city sunday and lay In state at the
homo of MIR and Mrs. Brooks until
Tuesday afternoon, when the FUN
oral was held at the Methodist
church South at 30. Mrs rage
was nearly 20 years OF age and had
been "A resident of this place for sc\
cral years until 1917. when removal
was made 10 llomiuy. whore her
husband Is engaged ln business. she
leaves an adopted daughter, a nus.
band, u mother. three sisters ana
two brothers. all tut two OF whom
were present at the funeral
Because Broken Arrow has the
reputation OF being a white mans
town the trial of ! II. Smithormau.
Tulsa negro politician, ON the double
charge Of reckless driving and car.
ryiuE concealed weapons, has a..
tractcd unusual attention. 'onNlc-
tion was had on each charge ana q
fine assessed ON each uf $50 ana
costs, and bond placed at $500. Ills
bond was rejected on G tcchnictlity,
but he was freed under the original
bond pending appeal lnNh'dltltN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-14
r FARMERS MEET SATURDAY
ount> Cooperative Association WIN
Eject Officcr. for the Year.

Meeting Of the Tulsa County
Farmers cooperative association is
called for Saturday, April II, at the
county court house, for the purpose
of transacting general business ard
the yearly election OF officers.
James \. Wilson. of the United
states department of agriculture,
viii talk upon the subject OF federal
xpycrnment assistance to the farm
ere.
George W. Vincent, of the ugricul-
tup department of tho oklahoma
A.'aud NJ. college at saltwater, Will
outline The work OF the farmers as
toclatlOns of other counties in the
ttatc. An address of the use of bal
need ra,ions will be made by r.. q,
Of st, Louis.
Lunch will be served without cost
h. the members of the association
b. the ladies of the First Methodist
fhurch lt the church at noon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-14
TO ENTER
PAVING BUSINESS
Present City Auditor to
Compete With Local
Companies.

Chas. + Burke, present city audit
tor. and the only member of the
present administration who did not
seek reelection. is TO engage In the
paving business as soon as his term
of office expires.
Mr.. Burke has associated with
Ross u. Gibbs, with whom ne work
ed for the Parker Washington Paw
ing company prior to his election
two years ago, and the firm name is
tractors.
General offices are TO be opened
In Tulsa The new company is now
engaged in executing a 100000
paving contract at Bixby a small
town IN the south end of the county
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-14
REFUSE PLEA OF
| STREET CAR MEN
ro Continue Paying City
\ 500 Annual Bonus
y and 2 Per Cent.
OPERATION COST HIGH
ritv Not Responsible for
Increased Expenses
May Raise Rates.

Tho Tulsa Street Railway COM
.,r, and the oklahoma Union Trnc-
|nu company Will continue to pay
| the city a bonus of 500 a year
d per cent of the gross revenue
t,.u operation a communication
gi hy the city commission ycster-
from the oklahoma Union Trac-
|pr company asked that the bonus
hid tax which are charged in re-
Iuu for the right of franchise be
animated because of increased cost
I. Operation.
hnc request was refused by the
t.Nmissiuu on the grounds that the
could not he held responsible
,yT such Increased costs.
whether the action of the commits
.uu viii nave any bearing on an In
r,asc IN rates could not be ascer-
aimed last night X, V. Miller, Of
b, oklahoma Union, and NJ. Nc
;rtn of the Tulsa street Railway
ou.pluy. have reiterated in the past
rgt there would be no immediate
ogucst for an Increase in fares.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-14

Richmond, i'm which she asks tho
court to take charge of the property
ana enforce district court iudg-
mcnt of $2,260 against Baker
I'm a clv,l suit tried before dis
trict court In september Of ieis.
Mrs Richmond obtained Judgment
for s2250 against Bnkcr on the
ground that the latter had unlaw-
fully taken possession Of the petit
TONERS hotel in West Tulsa and had
takon to his own use all the furni-
turc She now claims that Baker,
after the beginning Of this suit.
placed an his property in possession
Of his wife aud children. In an Of
fort TO deprive Mira Richmond Of
the amount W the Judgment
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-14
CHURCHMEN AT BEAN FEED
christian Men Buiidcrs Class Hold
Nccting-Mofliii speaks

u. ". Moffitt, superintendent OF
the Cosdru refinery, spoke on the
good that can hc done hy young mou
at a bean fced' held 10y the chris
ton Men lluildcrs class ~ the ttret
Christian church IN the social han uf
the church at 6 a. O'Clock Monday
evening About 90 young men
were present \ violin solo was
given 10y Richard itcilbrou. rruph
ration of the "bonu feed was IN
charge of u member ~ tho class who
is nm cN army cook and the meal was
also served by several young men.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-14
How You Can Quickly
Remove Hair Crowths


\ well known beauty specialist ad-
viscs this treatment for the removal
or hair from the face. Mix into u
past" some powdered dclatonc and
water apply To- hairy surface and
after about > minutes rub Off. wash
the akin ana every trace Of hair has
vanished This method IN quick and
entirely snf" To avoid disappoint-
mont, however. Il IN well To make
certain YOU got genuine dclatonc ---
AdVt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-14
Woman Loses Rings
to HOidup Artists

Three diamond rings valued at
more than $1,000 were taken by hi
packers who accosted Mrs NJ. l..
Smith, proprietress of the DreXel ho-
tel, and j. a. Cornett, a merchant,
living in the Crutchfleld addition just
southeast OF the city, late Monday
nigh. \ small amount Of money
in a purse was overlooked by the hi
jackcrs, she said. Cornett was not
utOlpsfad
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-14
Examine Icnrllrrs.

The regular quarterly examination
for teachers county certificates Will
be held in the office of the county
superintendent, Mrs. Minnctte
Hedges, on Thursday. Friday and
Saturday, April 22. 23 and "a. The
examination will begin at 7:45
o'clock in the morning.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-14
CLAIMS FRAUD INTENTION


Alleging g NJ Baker of Ncru sta
tiun. has placcd his property In pos
session ~ his wife ana children with
intent to dcfraud, suit was filed In
district court yesterday 10y MAY
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-14

ton, residence. $1,000, H. NJ. EWING.
ll33 South Carson. sleeping room.
5000; II $. West. ai7 East Fifteenth,
garage. $500. l. Lyons, 62S West
seventh garage, $500, T.. S Beatty,
1ll6 Enrcst. rosldoncn SA.hON-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-14
Welfare Worker in st. Louis.

Miss Betty BettouX, welfare
worker for the Humane society and
he child welfare board. is in St
Louis, where her father is in a hos
pital for the purpose Of undergoing
an operation.
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Our windows are filled with Home
Savings Banks. open savings ac-
count and get one. Exchange Trust
Co, IA East Third street.-Advt.
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Ramsey. Mrs. Frank @. walllng's
resignation wasd read with regret at
lhis meeting. Special guests were
Mrs. Pierce \ Broach, Mrs Ivan
Howard and Mrs Clarence Abrams
Piano Study club.
Mrs. a. Garland Marrs will enter
tain the Plano study club today In
her home, 1923 Baltimore avenue.
4. :. 4. Club.
Mrs. {. H. Scger viii be hostess
this afternoon to the members OF
the L. $. \. club.
Ruski Art Club.
Mrs. James McBirncy was hoate ess
TO the meeting Of the Ruskin Art
club on Monday afternoon Mrs.
william Miller Ross gave an inter
Csting paper on Furtuny, A Modern
spanish Artist ana Mrs Horace T..
Anderson one on Spanish Laces Mrs
Anderson who is Interested I'm coll
leCting laccs, exhibited many which
were much admired At the close of
the meeting Mrs McBirney served
refreshments after which the mem
hcrship attended the art exhibit In
Hotel Tulsa, AZ recent meeting
of this club. Mrs. A J. Rudd was
elected presideuts for the ensuing
year Mrs WinIam Miller Ross. vice
president Mrs. James McBirney. re-
elected treasurer and Mrs G.. G. cole
club poet Tho club is Interested in
studying Spanish art and history
next year.
Grand Chapter Eastern star.
one thousand delegates are at
tending the meeting of the Grand
Chapter Eastern Star Of Oklahoma,
now in session IN McAlester Tulsa
is represented by Mrs. Norma L.
Norvcll, past matron and now oc-
cupying the position of grand Ruth.
also Mcssrs and Mesdamcs Joe
Drouot George Mowbray, Mesdames
j. G. Burnett, Emma Fast. Harry
Hudson, q. 6. Woolsey IL. +. Ten.
nant Carl Lee, Frank Barnes. Frank
Seaman, Blancne Seigler Truman
Nixon, lnez Foote, Daisy Nielsen
bachor, Mae Snyder. Mrs. Lula B
Bolts, grand worthy matron is pre-
siding over the sessions and all
grand officers are in their places
seventeen new chapters are to be
announced at this meeting, the
membership OF oklahoma is now ap-
proximately 10000. The creden tial
committee is composed OF Mrs.
Frank Kellar OF Shawnee. Mrs. Liz
zie Burlington and Mrs. Hattie Bub-
bard OF Muskogee
Robert A. McDirney
Funeral Director. Phone 456-1gl
Ola GnlIh Min --AdNi
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Mrs. G. H. Scger VIII be hostes,
this Afternoon to the members ol
the L. $. 4. club.
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Ramsey. Mrs. Frank @. walllng' 3
resignation wasd read with regret at
ms meeting. Special guests were
Mrs Pierce \ Broach, Mrs Ivan
Howard and Mrs. Clarence Abrams
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Piano study club.

Mrs. y. Garland Marrs will enter
tain the Piano study club today IN
her home, 1923 Baltimore avenue.
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Robert A. McTirney
Funeral Director. Phone 456-19l
9l3 South Main .--Advt.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-24
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