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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-16
Dperall=& epegelien i 9annarf.

S Ooenic Dar 6 atsfl1nftionprer11e
oannet Ell Screening, 1on1 bar til 6or.
maal at omplante Sen amerifonife
"Sperall" 8epegelie paa 6anif@ runo.
Mfan bill iffe birefte inofgre oen on1e=
rtfanite Dragt, men bar beltemt Zig
for cit &Dpe, ipet iom olminoelig
Sotteores al ct brunt sri. S ner-
me ite Gremti6 boloes / O6er1e en 1tor
Set, bDor alle 6e man6lige Deltogere
bill optreoe / Sen 11pe 6onife "Oper=
al" =Dragt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-16
Sslano ipun ltbHu9tslanb.

Sci ipl1es, ion1 om'&iebenbapnerne
/ 6e1tre Son1n1er / ierlig @roo bar
palgt Sslano iom lt%oflu9tsiteo. Ser
CT &ar1p ON at faa Billet til Saga=
pen, Dbor al @otelpla6s er optaget, %
8eboerne / 9tepfiapif bar alle br1tg=
bare &lm r,6leiet til Sl1rtlter,
8la,t6t 6enL ser bil paa Sslano
belle Sommeren, CT @rof. Mot5ens
@nfe, 6rl1 @elga Mat5en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-16

@amle Gritatninssfrap fra 9pbbsl.
timber &rtgen 1864 bleb forifielli-
sc SUITE og Gien6ele / DpbbeI Sogn
oemolereoe % tilintetgior6e. Sen tp=
ife &egiertng lobe6e 6engang en-
Notwithstanding, men ttaar man
nn6tager nogle faa f%remragenoe tpife
@erionligbeoer, fit 6e Sfaoeliote /
Dpbbg tim u6betalt to Gemte6ele af
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-16
Gtpr GnHeital6.

Mnoelsbanfen in6retter / fit 11pe
9ns / &%iebenbobn en 2=@tages @pfle=
ltalo UNDER Sor6en. Sen ifal gibe
Hlaos til 500 @pfler.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-16
fribe0s6aqen.

Sen amerifanlfe &oloni / &ipben
babn feire6e Sen 4. Suit 6e1t an1eri
fanlfe 6rtbe6soag be6 en- flor Selt
mto6ag poos5fD6ebane1t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-16
Sernbanerne pbertaaes.

9e i%snoeripite 8aneitrefninger
bleo obertaget at De 6arffe @tatsba.
ner Matten mellem Dnsoag Ben 16.
og 3ors6ag 6en17.; Stunt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-16

enobioere til at betole @ogens 0m-
foitninger.
Da @rosierer @ielien berte Dom,
men opleit, falot ban fuloltenoia
iammen. Otter at bore fommet Iiot
til @egter u6talte bar, at ban lite a.
te6e at appellere Mfgierelien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-16
@aar tn6.

"&resiens Magaiin" opbprer paa
@rl111o al 6e nbpre @%aptrpriier meo
Mpril &bartals l16gong.
Set ifal babe beret en- financiel
Seller.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-16
.Srngebie.

On el6re 8agerineno, 2u6pigG SSer=
gcl1ien, @esielsga6e, &ipbenbabn, bar
forle6en Seat 6eguaet Selbmoro peo
@engning. Motipet CT bette, at bans
20=aarige 9atter bar blebet forlobet
meo fit egen 8ro6er - cit 6rugt al
Ga6erens l1ng0omsforelifelie. 0plps-
ningen Derom bap6e rant set 1tnge
&ar me6 6pb Sorg.
9a commissioners 6la8 furipanbt.
@aa Slaget 12 Miooag 6en 16oe
SUM- blep sc 4 @attoners Stag, Ser
MT / S Maaneocr bar baiet paa
"s5lensborger Soft, taget ne6. Der
meo er Sc Mlliereocs Stpre ODER set
%ipnoeriDife Smrao6e en6t.
@n flor MenneifemGng6e bab6e
iamlct fig / @erbe6cn: Man begDnote
itrafs, "a 6lagelle blep taget neo, at
frantic Officerer forloo @otellet, bleu
Der raabt Stielosor6 efter DEM. @n
Game iprang fren % rep ct frurif
Stag al en- AUTOMOBILE. Sum foripan6t,
i>1ocn Solitiet TOM tilite6e. Set TOM
oog itfe til aloorlige %l1bifeielier. De
frantic Sropper forlo0 ONT Mftene11
sen Is. 6lensbprg, % ocrmeo bar
Wellemilcsbig otter u6leperet til tDlf
Observation-Disclosures.
On Sorsoagen rpffcoc Sc tplfe
Sropper ino / 8pen, me6cns Tplferne
felte6c.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-24
llE ton
on 70 Get elm
line TRIPPE||R|S


Although the Tri-City Railway
company has been granted its petit
ton for an scent fare. the new
rate having taken effect last Tues
day, no trippers have been put on
or other arrangements made to Inn
prove service ON the Rock Island
end, Of the Elm street line, such as
has been petitioned by patrons OF
the company who live in the east
end blum district.
The city officials have been ap-
preached on numerous occasions
recently by residents who have
asked that the city use influences
to bring about better service.
Friday afternoon a resident Of
the east end questioned Mayor
Harry M. Schriver as to what could
be expected in service improve
ments on the Elm street line.
Moline has two car line services
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-24
Plan Rail ROAD
PART TUESDAY


A second Labor party may be
formed In the tri-city community
either to combine with the INDIE
pendent Labor party Of Illinois and
Iowa under one name or Is 3 sep
arate group to afnliate with the or
ganixation already in action.
The new party will be fostered
by the Is railroad unions. The rep
resentatives OF these unions will
decide on the action to be taken In
. meeting to be held 1t the Indus
trial hall in Rock Island Tuesday
night Of next week.
Representatives Of the Independ-
emit Labor party of Illinois and
Iowa will be on hand to take part
in the deliberations. This party
was launched by the Tri-City Fed
GRAFTON OF Labor, but the political
group was divorced from the fed.
GRAFTON once it had been placed or
its feet. The contemplated action
Of the railroad unions in launch
ing q political group Incorporates
the same ideas OF formation al
carried out by the Tri-City FEEDER
alton Of Labor.
Want Strong Combination.
Representatives of the railroad
unions and of the Independent La
! Dor party met Wednesday night o.
this week at Engineers hall OF
Fifth avenue and Thirtieth stree
to make the first move for a. com
bination between railroad workers
and those affiliated with the tri-cit!
federation, who are within the folt
of the Independent party.
It is due to decision reached a
this meeting that the delegates ar
to meet again Tuesday night. Som
of the railroad union delegates ar
in favor Of a separate party from
the independent party with stron,
affiliations between the two.
Others of the delegates believ'
that there should be but one part,
brought about by combine be
tween tn, railroad workers AM
those affiliated with the tri-cit,
federation. In this case the nam
of the party would probably b
changed from the Independent La
Dor party of Illinois and Iowa t
one that would more closely iden
| tify the various labor groups en-
tering into the fold.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-24

:
fore = es1ge - IT, = !!
N 81 ~ ~ ~ ~ :
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49, ccs 1lless - - -
DrogynM ~ 800 - : - - -
|1nlng - eupnny - exfeaeoa
WITH MeN4eeeS | e11ce - toapeels
1alen0 - e1pyly co1ee - $3.50
- - q. 49, ~. .s.l. ~. =
tscksts Al ~ y ! ! II -. =
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upon oepositaS g ce1. " ~. LII
- cents y a .nsL - r ~
= Iet.Ineu. ~ .So . 49, ~ -
wisn p oOtnsI 49, CONTRADICTION .cph 49,
cesket uinn s,rr..
-. . - - 1s ..rts
n..a. 4 rvs,fre.
n.rc,nr vtlt~be the evening d.
version and The committee has Sc
cnred the seryices Of Z iine orches-
ira Dancinr begins It 7:30. Dur
inr the Afternoon there will be q
hsnd concert ~ the Moline com
rorri.v hand
~. ~, :, =. A,..... .,a uo..
.,a..a.s n;.ns. svsr hsid Nv p e
HiolloaS p.cnic ~ !. =; ne, hon W. tsst
. ep pso.. -. Iii, ..s. stvs NJ. %
Of the Opportunity to mingle in
core-free fun with hts shop asso-
ciates. The plants will, Of course,
be closed for the entire day. While
no employe is compelled to attend
the picnic. the attractions of the
day should be sufiicient to induce
every employee to be present, and
his loyalty to his department should
see him on the sidelines encour-
aging the department teams in the
big contests of the day.
| m. Co~ux+... In Ch.r~a
o -
uenerai cna'I maid me'oAn
Grounds and transportation-G.
F. Kelly.
Publicity and printing George
Williams and Roy A. Sears.
Sports G. F. Lehan. Reuben
johnson and Ralph E. Stolz.
Refreshments-H. H. Crofford.
Music and dancing-A. W. john
son.
Speakers and reception y. F..
Long and J. w. Evans.
! Proeram Of the Dav.
400 p.,.h,u ro..
c. O.Sv C.,a.;m.ta~ na..rs piant
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al .a.,nS - az t., =. *
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ny Villa" MI1nlye y, .eoes !,
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-24

Family Excursion to Clinton.
/. Mr.. Business Man, take a few
hours OF and take the family to
Clinton on the steamer G. w. Hill,
Tuesday, July q, for only IS cents.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-24

4eDasAtions hsye besn practic-
II srnplstsd Dor lie third annual
nte d smpIoyss q the Root Z
01DsEvoort Engineering COM
Gys shops, and The dayAug. I
CivsS promise o. being the great
~ n gala days in the histGy Of
~ company. The outing will be
helA q Campbell's island and plans
ers beiag made for the entertain
rent n more than 5000 persons.
I Al xll-day program, with enter
tnjumemt and diversion for every
ono, hlss been arranged by the COM
mt{teoJ Al In former years, the
eu1Dloyes will be furnished with
lrAo street car transportation for
fhomselyes and the members OF
3h0ir families. The committee ex-
Decty 10 distribute the tickets for
the picnic and street car rides on
Wedntsday, Aug. 1. Employees will
report to their foremen the number
bf adult and children's tickets they
will require. In making requisi-
ton for tickets, 1t should be re-
msmbered that no ticket is needed
for children under years old.
Employees are privileged to tickets
for themselves and any members
Of their household, or relatives
Unmarried men are OF course al
bowed for the occasion to regard
their sweethearts as relatives.
Contests viii Feature.
Interdepartment competition will
be featured in the program OF
sports which will be held in the
afternoon. Teams are now being
organized for competition in the
60-yard dash and standing broad
Jump events. It is expected thai
there will be teams entered in each
event representing each of the foul
main plants. the Office forces ant
the calorimeter shop. The teams
will be composed of 10 men each
and the captains have been chosen
and keen rivalry is already devel
0ping.
One Of the big events Of the da,
will be baseball game between
the boys Of plant No. and thu
standard calorimeter shop. Thil
game will start the fun of the day
ut 1880 in the morning. In thu
afternoon the R. & v. nine viii
meet an outside team, probably De
Witt, Iowa. Manager Hodgett il
busy negotiating for the match.
Before and after the ball gam
there will be athletic events, tn
team competitions being schedules
Tor the hour Immediately preceding
supper. Ralph e. Stolz OF the Y
N. C.. A. is assisting the factor,
committee in preparing for tn
sport program and his enthusiasm
= proving contagious.
SBilly Sunshine" to Speak.
William B. Mcintyre of Rock Ii
land. noted orator and widely fam
ed as an apostle of sunshine" ha
consented to address the worker
in q brief talk during the aftel
noon. He will welcome the pic
nickers on behalf Of the manage
ment. and those who know Billy
Mcintyre anticipate a real tres
and are confident that he will hav
. message Of real worth and on
that will sparkle with merry wi
Few men Of this community enjo
such . wide reputation as he, an
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-24
SpKKD COURT NV

Three automobile spesdsrs e
arraisned before Magistrate pi'
Cleland in police court Frida, =,
ernoon and this morning an -.
fined s. each. Those lined: d -.
J. ]. Fryauf and 1. E. Camphc,i
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-11
Dustcr at Broken Arrow.

The Oklahoma Petroleum & Gas
oline company has a failure in their
butcher sand In their No. ga Ray
mond Fisher farm. in the northeast
OF the southwest OF Sl-ls-13. They
are going on down to the Wilcox
sand, whore there is every chance
for big producer. since this well
Is located exactly in the uroven
trend, which is most unusual at
this point, running practically south
west TO the northeast, instead OF
northwest southeast as usual, NSd
furthermore being located Just right
according TO Creekology, The new
locations have been made by the
o. T.. & r., on this farm; one being
located 500 feet from the north line
OF the northeast OF the southwest Of
section 81, while the other will test
the Leoua Pratt farm In the north
west corner OF the southeast of that
same section. All will be deep sand
tests.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-11

FOR SALE-Hudson Speedster; new cord
tires; Model 1918: in good shape. Call
J. w McMlchael Phone Osage 42i7.
FOR SALE OR TRADE for vacant pro-
perty. Haynes touring car: Al con-
dition; leaving city. Phone Usage s335
FOR sALE-i9is Hudson speedsteri has
been driven about 5000 miles; good
paint and tires; must sell. Cali Usage,
T757-R, !
FOR SALE-Ford rOadster. first ella y
condition; priced right for cash Phone
FOR SALE StudebaRer I. in first class
condition; new top; new paint; I nearly
new tires; a bargain for some one; soma
terms. ~ u. Townsend, Box n, Sperry
Okla.
FOR sALE-By owner, 1918 Nash Four
passenger spcedster; first class condi-
tion; bargain for cash. Call Usage
2lS2-J.
FOR sALE-is20 Dodge roadster. bar
gain for cash. l25 n. Zuns
CAN save you $3.50 on practically new
1890 oakland roadster. osage ssls
AUTOMOBILES ought to be painted be-
fore they are put on the market. ask
tho dealers. they know; Peerless Auto
Paint CO.. as $, Frankfort. You furnish
the car. we paint. Cedar ll73.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-11
In the Oil Fields
Wolverine Operations
at HeLriff

The Wolverine Oil company "a IL
feet in the Hewitt sand found
around 1860 feet. and the we'll is
flowing 100 barrels, in the south
west quarter Of 22-4s-2w. They are
drilling deeper and the well will be
brought in the first of the week.
Number 80 on this same lease Is
drilling in the sand, and is flowing
at the rate OF 15O barrels daily. No.
81 an offset is drilling at / 3 feet in
the same sand and producing 1877
feet daily, making regular flows:
In the southeast quarter OF this same
section the Wolverine oil company's
No. Is a rotary that has been
standardized, and is drilling near the
top of the rcgulr Hewitt sand at n
depth OF 1000 feet. This last is an
Offset to the Humble oil &e Gas COM
pany's No. 1 on the r. a. Ward
farm, which came IN recently at
500 barrels.
The Wolverine oil company ia
building a rig for No. 50. located in
the southwest corner OF the east half
OF the northwest OF the southwest
quarter of 22-4s-2w, while numbers
n, 90, and SO are rigs building for
offsets. No. so on this tract is rig
ging up and will spud the first or
tho week.
In this same locality the Wolver-
ines No. "a well has the tools lost
In the hole at a depth of $50 feet.
This well willfbe plugged and the rig
skidded for n test. It is located In
the northwest corner of the north
east of 22-4s-2w.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-11
NEW CURE FOR BlGAMY
MIN Win Two wives Must Sustain
both Families.

NEW YORK. July l0.-A new
euro for bigamists is discovered by a
New York Judge.
Instead OF sending 'cm to the PEN
hcntiary, let 'em keep both fami-
lies. II more, support them, TOO
Daniel Domb is - painter. with
mis- brush ne earns a good salary
lie was married first In Poland
and had a child by this marriage
He left the wife aud came 10 Amer
lea. was married in 1915 TO New
York girl, from which union Two
children are born.
The Polish spouse came over TO
find hubble. She found the new wife
ana the two new babies
Court and a bigamy charge found
Domb.
"If you 60 to Jail both of your
wives and all of your children VIII
suffer-" said the judge. You viii
contribute SIS "A week to the support
Of the second woman and her chill
dren, and will support your first
legal wife"
II is said Domh now is setting
speed records with the brush.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-11

charlie T.. MurphJi leader OF
Tammany, ana at present attending
the democratic national convention
in san Francisco, and James IL.
New NonlI. and three other promi-
ncnt men and n corporation have
been indicted by the extraordinary
grand jury I'm New York. The indict-
mcnt charges conspiracy To de-
fraud the government OF excess
profit taxes earned by the North
i<cnsington refinery. manufacturing
to-ucNtrtuc, a business tn when
AF. Murphy was financially in
tsrestcd
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-11
IDEALS YET NEEDED.
Preacher Says Days of Strenuous
Adventure Are Not Yet over.

DELAWARE, Ohio. July TO-
zone Of the greatest opportunities
before international leaders today,
is that of holding on high the human
ideals before the contestants In the
Industrial struggle" declared Bishop
Francis John Mcconnell, OF the
Methodist Episcopal church Of
Pittsburgh, In an address here on
spiritual Frontiersmon."
"The days OF strenuous adventure
are not over. Hard as, were the
hardships OF the pioneers OF the
early day, the hardships Of the In
tcIlectual ana spiritual adventurers
are more grieyous still.
at is absolutely necessary TO
mako the three parties In any indus
trial situation--employe employ
es and the acneral public--see that
no system ought to expect the sup
port Of the educated man II that
system doets not keep the human
values high The great temptation
to all parties In the industrial strife
is that Of getting gain from the SIM
pie human considerations,
II our forefathers sacrificed TO the
utmost TO found institutions in
which the rigors Of a frontier con-
dition could be ennoblcd by the vir-
tues which arc essentially human,
we. the descendants OF those old
time pioneers. can well give our
solves to tho earnest endeavor to
hiring in the struggles Of today. the
same regard for lofty. spiritual
IIaalsb -
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-11
Baptist Minister Tells
Us of All the Things
Next President Must DO

COLUMBUS. o., July 10.--Dis-
cissing What our Next Presi-
dent Must DO" Rev. Daniel II.
Pittonhouse of First Baptist
church here. said:
The president Is morally bound
to maintain corps of advisers.
The next president must realize
that the affairs of this country are
too complex for one man to han
die.
"Our next president must, by
the aid ot the people. find out
just what part we should play in
the world peace.
I'VE have never gotten out of
war. doubt If any nation ever
will care to get into war with us.
for they will not know when the
war Is over.
"I am opposed to referendum
on the league OF uations because
the people, as whole, are incom-
petent 20 Judge this matter.
"If the men at Washington
were not so mule-headed they
could give and take a little and
arrive at a satisfactory league.
"The next president must not
bo yvct" "
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-11

NEW TYPE OF GUNS PRESENTED TO THE NAVY
Models of three called railroad
presented the Navy They were invented during the
completed They absolutely
should this be needed the future will be
ordnance them
Models being presented to Secretary Daniels.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-11
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-11
ANNOUNCEMENTS

LOST AND iOt Nd
LOST-Tortoiye shell eyeglasses on $. FL
gin between Second and Third. Admiral
jitney between and i;30 Saturday, lib
eral reward, Osage s92t. ll5 ". Yorktown
LOs1-Check payable TO Miss Gadys Me-
MormaCki please return and get reward.
Phone Usage Ag26
STRAYEp on STOLEN-N black spitz
dog answering to the nsine of Cub"
from the Culnlan fruit tarm, one mile
south Of Fifteenth 81, on Lewis Av.;
suitable reward offered for the return or
Information thereof. r. o. Box 736. Tulsa,
Okla.
LOST or STRAYED-Black, white and
tan Gladstone setter dog finder phone
Osage S049, reward.
LOST-Male Bostbn screw tail dog; white
face and neck and mahogany brindle.
Phone Cedar ltll Address sos 5. Frisco.
LOST-Ladics' brown leather purse valued
as keepsake. contained two S. bills. 40c
key and receipt from Wilson's Furni-
ture store, Sapulps; reward " left with
tlcket agent At Tulsa. lnterurbsn office.
LOST-Gray coat with belt, fountain pen
In pocket between Colllnsyille and Bar
uesville; finder return to 2l0 Il. Second
ST., Tulsa. Reward.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-11
White Phillips
Scores Again

Waite Phillips and D. n. Mason's
No. 81 In the center of the south line
of the southwest Of 4-24-l2, Usage
landS has tho Bartlesville sand at
/ COZ feet and the well is flowing
200 barrels after a 20 quart shot.
Twenty one feet OF pay was encount-
cred.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-11
RETURN CHURCH PROPERTY.
New Regime In Mexico Restores
buildings to Catholics.

MEXICo CITY, July l0.-A num-
Der OF churches in Guadalaiara,
taken over by the government In
1915 and withheld from the Catholic
clery since that time under the pro-
visions Of the constitution, have been
returned TO their congregations by
order OF President de la Huerta.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1920-09-03
BALANCES GO
TO THE LIVE STOCK BOARD

Unexpected balances out of state
and county taxes Ia the amount of
twenty-five thousand dollars, under a
decision of Dan b. Shields, attorney
general, were ordered transferred
from the general fund TO the account
of the state live stock commission for
the purpose of cooperating with the
biological survey of the government
in the determination of predatory am-
mails This action was taken last
Tuesday by the commission, and the
total amount available under the de-
clsion will be about SsS,0OO, The cost
of the poison campaign which is now
being waged against these animals is
about six thousand dollars per month,
and the decision of the attorney gen
eral will enable a winter campaign to
be carried out.
Several ChaHges were made in the
brand inspection force by the COM