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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-23
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DYSTRYKTY
DYSTRYKTY

Wczoraj odbyia sic pierwsza
konferencya. kapitanow policy z
nowym jej szefem Fitzmorrisem.
ma ktorej oswiadczy} on i'm mig
dzy innemi co co<nastepuje:
,,Macie mice piecze mad wszy-
stkiem We waszyeh dystryktacli
i iesteScie cato osobiScie odpo-
wiedzialni przedemna. Burmistrz
wlozyl odpowiedzialnoSc ma mn!e
"a Department policyi i da} mi
wolna reke do wydawana takich
zarzadzeh, jake uwazam "a mai
fepsze. Prosze was o wsp6iprace
re nina, celem doprowadzenla dc
partamentu tcgo do stanu maj
wiekszej wydatnosci piracy. Ska
dam ma was wielks osobista Cd
powiedzialnosc, TAXA sams, Jaka
zostala wiozona ma nnie i daje
wan wolna reke do piracy uwieh-
czonej sukcesem. PrzfpiSy ma
szego departamentu musza bye
stosowane W praktyce i kazdy,
kto bedzie speiniai sw6j obowia-
eek, otrzyma poparcie mole do
os+a+erznych pranic"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-23
SD, 200, 600 MNIEJ MA EME-
[ RYTURY. =

Washington, %. grudnia. -
komitet lIzby Poslow dla spraw
aproprfacyjnych raportowal, IL
regularna apropriacya ma emery.
tury roczne zostala obcieta o
$14, 100000. Ogolna suna rocznej
cmerytury wynosi $3.50, 100000.
Przyw6dcy lzby Posi6w zgodzili
Isle wziac bill ten pod obrady dzi-
siaj jak przepowiadajs - costa
ME OH zaiatwiony jeszoze przed
Iferyami swlatecznemi. Bill ten 20
stal wyrobiony przez subkomitet,
kt6rego przewodnicAcym jest
posei Cannon Z Illinois,. Budzct
roczny emerytury, wedle zcsta--
vienna komitetu. przedstawia sic,
jak nastepuje: Wojna domowa-
$251, ,612.1 owojna Z roku 1912
- $21, ,145, wojna meksykanska-
SS40,439, wojny indyjskie = 81,
1895, wojna amerykahsko-hisz-
paiska - $5,S44,360 i wojna
Swiatowa $36,734, orazs sutrzyma-
ME birne $4,F6, ,215.. Ia czasNcale-
go ubiegego roku liczba wetera-
now zmniejszyla sic 0 32,2a7 :;
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dodatkowo do pensyi ma emery
ture w sumie $3.50 100000 rad
bedzie mice jeszcze wydatkow W.
nadchodzacym roku fiskalnym o.
kofo' 5000, ,985.490, nianowicie
ma asekuracye wojenna, utrzyma,
nie zofnierzy, dom3w,. szpitali, O.
raz wydatki ma wykzstalcenie ia
chowe zoinierzy ] marynarzY. Po
przeprowadzeniu jeszcze krotkiei
dyskuSyi W sprawie rewizyi bfa-
va podatkowego, komitet Izby
Pos}ow dla srodkow i sposbow
odroczyi Sic az do ego stycznia.
AMERYKA TLUMI ZARoDKI
REWoLUCYI MEKSYKAN-
SKIEJ.
San Antonio, Tex, %. grudnia.
= Agenci fedefalni StanoW Zie-
dnoczonych aresztowali wczoraj
dwu Meksykanow, a mianowicie
Francisco V. Gomez'a i L. Tau-
|rera, ktorzy zostali oskarzeni o
spisek ma gruncie arnerykaiiskim
celem wywoiania ruchu rcirolucvj
nego przeciwko nowemu rzadowi
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|tajne oddziaiy, ktore mia,y wkgo-
|czyt do Mcksyku> Asenci fcde
|ralm spodziewaja sic dokonat &C.,
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Itnich tilku dniach agenci Depar.
ltamcntu Sprawictliwcsci urzs
4 Dokobc.eris ma stronlcy se,a,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-23
z PosIEDzENIA RADY
MIEISKIEJ. !.

Ma &zofajszem posiedzeni,,1l
Rady miejskiej uchwalono ordy-
mans, ustanawiajacy specyalna
.komisye dla kontroli sal bilardo-
wyeh. Ma ona>sie skiadac Z szesciu
czlonk6w. a mianowicie bur
iuistrza, szefa poliGyi, dwu alder
man6w i dwu innych obywatef,
ktorych mianowa6 bedzie bur
.mistrz. Osobom ME posiadala-
Gym Is lat bedzie ma podstawie
tego ordynansu wstep do sal bilar
cowycl1 wzbroniony. Sale te beda
trusiaiy bye zamkniete cd 6. po
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-23
Izba P0s6W PrzeprQWadza.
Bill 0 Tarytie Ce|nej
RAOYoeRAMy MARyNARkI OLA PRAsY,
DepoItacya q komunist6w Rosyjskieh'
$l4,OOO,OOO Mniej ma Emerytury.
Ameryka I}umi ZarodkiRewolucyi Meksykahskej
Ameryka1skie P Parowce Pozostana "Mokremi"!
AMBASSADOR MEKSYKANSKl ma AMERYKE.
Poczta Napovvietrzr,a w MeksylSu. /
INNE TELEGR RAINY KRAJOWE.
ka1skie Parowce Pozostana ''Mokremi"! !
AMBASSADOR MEKSYKANSKI Ma AMERYKE.
Poczta Napo1vietrzna w Melsy
INNE TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE

Wyspie Ellis, zostanie deporto-
wanych dc Rosy ma parowcu
,Imperator", kt6ry ma odplynaG
dzisiaj. Niekt6rzy komiuniSci,
przeznaczeni ma >deportacye = po-
zostawiaja zony i dzieci W Amc-
ryce. - =
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-23
KRWAWE STLUMIENIE
BUNTU RoBoTNICzEGo
w PETERSBURGU.

Londyn, %. grudnia. , Dope
sa Helsingforsu donosi, ze W
Petersburgu niedawno miai miej-
see powazny bunt wsrad robotni-
k6w, podczas ktorego wiele osob
,zostato zabitych i rannych,
Burnt zosta} stiumiony ma roz-
kaz Leiby Trockiego i l5O robo-
tnfk6w zostaio rozstrzelanych.
Rozruchy rozpoczeiy sic wsku-
TEX odnowy przez wiadze sowie-
ckie zwiekszenia robotnikom "a
cyl zywnoSciowych i sIrocenia
dnia roboczego, ktory trwa 1t
godzin. (Powyzsza wiadomoSc
lest tytko siabem echem tego, co
dzieje sic W oslawionym ,,raju'
Brorstein6w Trockich. Przyp
Red1
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-23
kuRs MAREK PoLsKIoH,

WedIe komunikatu Polskiego Kon
sulatu Generalneco kurs marek pol
skich Jest dMs $40 marck "a S1.00.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-23
KALENDARZYK.

= Dzis, ,czwartek, % grudnia: sw.
Wiktoryi z. .>
Jutro, piatek, "a grudnia: Adama
| Ewy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-23
I Biura Meteorologi;cznego.

Wsch6d slohca gOdzinic T;16: ;,
Zach6d sloica godzinie 4:2S.
* ~
Pogoda W Chicago | okolicy; -
Snieg / znacznie chlodniej we czwar-
TEX; W piatek pogodnic zimno. -
Swiezy p6Inocno-zachodni wiatr.
Temperature DOLBY minionei: Maj
wyisza wczoraj godzinie 4 popoiu-
dniu, 45 stopni, najnizsza dis o go-
dzinie rano, 26 stopni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-23
ANGLIA ZWLoCZ w ODPO.
WIEDZIA Ma NOTE AME-
RYKI. .r.


Londyn, %. grudnia. (Prasa
Stow = Odpowiedz angielska
ma niedawna note Stanow lie
dnoczonych wSsprawie zrodei naf-
towych W Mezopotamii ME be
die predko dostarczona, jezeli
cabinet angielski ME przedsis-
wezmie szybkich i niespodziewa-
nych krok6w W tel sprawie.
Cabinet angielski do tel pory
ME jest jeszeze zdecydowany, W
jadm sensie odpowiedz ia ma bye
dana, tax ze nawet szkic odpo-
wiedzi " grubszych zarysach ME
zostaf przygotowany. !
NIEMCoM GRoZ1 PoWSZE.
cHNY ,STRAJK KoLEJoWY.
Berlin, %. grudnia. = Urzedo-
we koia niemieckiez z niechecia
przyznaja, re Niemcom grozi po-
wszechny strajk kolejowy1 Robo-
Isnicy urzednicy koleiowi zaza-
dali podwyzszenia pensyi, co O.
golnie wyniesie kilka bilionow
dolarow. Do obecnej chwili defi-
Icyt kolei hiemieekich wynosr
5000, 100000 dolarow.
Robotnicy uskarzaja sic, re
Ipodczas gdy W innych pahstwaeh
ceny produktow spadaja, W Mem
czech rzecz sic ma odwrotnie
| (Wisdomosc powyzsza jest bar
do wanna dla Gornoslazakow
Nv razie zagarniecia Gornego
Siaska przez Niemcy, fwia -czesc
lc;ezarow pafistwa nienicckicgo
ispadnie na BARK mieszkancoM
4 - -. = I.l q =
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Dokohczen,s ma stronicy scle,
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KRWAWE DZIELO ,,cZREZ-.
wYCzAJBK' w sEWAsTo-
PoLU- STRAcoNo 2,sss
t OSOB.

Berlin, %. grudnia. - Depesze
otrzymane tutaj donosza, re nrze
DOVE gazety bolszewickie w>Se-
wastopolu opublikowafy diva sPi-
sy os6b, kt6re zostaiy 'stracope ma
mocy wyrokow trybunaiu rewolu-
cyjnego (czrezwyczajkD "a Po--
nioc-okazana gen. Wranglowi. "
jednym spisie figuruje 1854 naz-
wisk, a W drugim 1,2O2 = razem
zamordowano 2,S36 osob. Oak O.
to wyglada osiawiona bolszewicka
dystatura proletayatu. t >Fka Oto
wolno$c iyd Trockij ofiarowal
chsopu rosyjskiemu. Przyp, Red }
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! Dokobcserie na tstrOnlcy st'si
Omaha daily bee., 1920-12-14
I'll Health Causes
Suicide Attempt
Shot Intended to Take Life
Lodges in Benson Farm
er's Arm.

Despondent over i'll health which
had made walking impossible for
the past few months, Dan Erwin,
65, well-to-do farmer of rural route
No. 7, Benson station, attempted
suicide Saturday by shooting him-
self with a shotgun. The contents
of one cartridge lodged in Erwin's
right arm. He was rushed to the
University hospital where attending
physicians say he is in a critical
condition.
Mrs. Erwin, his wife, was in the
midst of a telephone conversation,
when she was interrupted by the
shot. She ran into her husbands
room and found him lying on the
floor, blood flowing from his wound
He threw her a purse. she told
friends who answered her summons
for help, and said, There is enough
money in that purse to buy me a
grave"
According to physicians at the
hospital, Erwin had been despond-
ent several months because of an
eruption on his left leg. He had
imagined it some serious skin dis
ease and had brooded over it, the
physicians said, until his despond-
ency got the better of him.
Erwin has been engaged in farm
ing near Benson for several years.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-12-14
Omahans Testify
In Fremont Trial
Over Land Title
Defense Attempts to Prove
That Man Signed Transfer
Of Property Through AL.
legged Conspiracy.

Fremont, Neb., Dec. l5.-(Special
Telegram )-Sensational testimony
was heard today i'll the case of
Thomas /. Curran of Omaha against
Joseph l.. Miligan of Scribner, Neb.,
in which the plaintiff is attempting
TO acquire clear title on some land
decided to him by the defendant.
A motion for intervention was
entered last Monday by Ogden
Miligan, brother of the defendant,
who claimed that Joseph was incom-
petant and irresponsible at the time
ne transferred the property and that
lie had been forced into giving his
signature to the deal Ogden al
leges that Curran is in conspiracy
with Jack and Zelma Short, who
assert they are man and wife.
Conspiracy Alleged.
He says that his brother Joseph
was .the victim of conspiracy in
which the woman was to draw him
into love affair. He states that
this was done and then her alleged
Husband, Jack Short, threatened
Joseph with suit for alienation of
affections and other sensational
charges unless he paid damages.
Witnesses from Omaha and
Scribner testified today as to the
mental condition of Joseph Miligan
and the character of Zelma Short.
Detectives Ben Danbaum and Fred
Palmtag of Omaha testified as to
the woman's occupation in Omaha
and traced her history from 1914.
They asserted that she was an in
mate of the Hazel McVey house
several years ago when scandal
was uncovered They also accused
her of being an inmate of the house
conducted by Grace Roberts.
Omahans Testify.
Charles Pipkin of the Pipkin
agency Of Omaha, Frank Murphy,
an cx-policeman and Vern Straley,
taxi driver, all testified that the
woman's character was questionable.
The defense asserts that though
Jack Short alleges he is the hus-
band of Zelma Short, he was caught
at the Loyal hotel about six
months. ago with a woman and at
tempted to gain release by prom
ising to marry the woman.
The court will continue to take
testimony tomorrow. when it is ex-
pected the case will go to Judge
Button for advisement. The plain
tiff will attempt to prove that Zelna
Short. with whom Joseph Miligan
is said to have become entangled,
has reformed since her trouble in
Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-12-14
Donations Made
By Woman Club
Organization Contributes>To
ward Near East Relief,
Y. W. C.. A. and Others.

Christmas shopping is though re-
sponsible for lessening the attend
ance at the Omaha Woman's club
meeting yesterday. Those present
were not lacking in Christmas spirit,
however.
A collection for the Near East
Relief netted $25.57. 1t was voted
to give the Y. w. c. A. $50. and to
take a $40 share in the Union Col
leges of the Orient in the name of
the club president, Mrs. c. L. Hem
pei. A contribution of SIS was made
to the Social Settlement.
Important resolutions passed in
cluded endorsement of the, Smith
.Towner bill creating a federal de-
partment of education and the Jones'
Kicker library bill. Re-appointment
of Mrs. Cora Patton as superintend-
ent of the county hospital was rec
commended.
Col. Henry Page of Fort Crook
spoke OIL "Women in Government
"Women are more deeply interested
in the public questions of the hour
than men, said Colonel Page. His
hope for women is that they may
do more to form a more perfect
union" than men have done.
Mrs. Erma Swift Oberreuter, ac-
companied by Miss Helen Hoagland,
gave three musical selections. Mrs.
Mary l. Creigh, leader of the cur
rent opics department, presided over
the program and Mrs. c. L. Hempel,
president, over the business session
OF this last meeting in 1920.
The club will next convene jan
uary 8. There will be no New
Years reception this year.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-12-14
Farm Bureau Now Assured y
In Red. Willow County

McCook, Neb., Dec. l3.-(Special
Telegram. 1.-The kick Off" meeting
of the Redwillow county farm bu-
reau organization campaign held in
McCook this afternoon, was perhaps
the greatest farmers meeting ever
held in this county. Over 800 farm
ers were present from over the
county and the most enthusiastic
conditions prevailed.
A basket lunch was served at noon
and the afternoon given over TO ad-
dresses by ]. A. Crawford of Kan
sas, A. ]. Dewald, H. H. Clemons
and others. Organization of a
local chapter is assured.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-12-14

few places within the district suf-
fered any noticeable damage by
grasshoppers during the past sea-
son.
Grasshoppers, according TO the
bulletin, have proved the principal
pest on the project during the last
four years. 1t was not until 1912
that any organized effort was made
to eradicate them. Two poison
mixing plants were maintained dur
ing the year-onc at Minatare and
one at BYard-from where the mix
,rre was distributed over the district,
There are 65,000 acrcs in the dis
trict, of which $4,000 acres are ir-
rigable and approximately $4,000 are
under high state of cultivation.
Bee want ads are business getters.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-12-14
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
How Thin Folks
Can Put On Flesh

IL you are weak. thin and emaciated
and can't put on flesh or get strong. no
matter how much you eat, go to Sherman
& Mcconnell Drug Co. or any other drug
gist and get enough Blood Iron Phosphate
for three weeks treatment and take il
as directed. If at the end Of three weeks
you don't feel stronger and better than
you have for months; il your eyes
aren't brighter and your nerves steadier;
II you don't sleep better and your vim,
vigor and vitality aren't more than
doubled. or II you haven't put on several
pounds Of good. stay there flesh. you can
have your money back for the asking and
Rlood-Iron Phosphate will cost you
nothing.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-12-14
Hebron Community Meet
Addressed by Omaha Man

Hebron, Neb., Dec. 13-(Specia1)
A community service was held in
the Christian church here last night.
The speaker of the evening was
Theodore Hansen of Omaha, who
addressed a large audience on the
subject, Community Welfare" He
discussed proposed legislation or re-
organization of the state child well
fare work ,in reference to the care
OF defective, dependent and de-
linquent children, county institutions,
marriage and divorce and juvenilt
courts IL 60
Omaha daily bee., 1920-12-14
Wife of Supreme Judge
In South Dakota Dies

Pierre. S. D., Dec. 13.-(special
Telegram Mrs. ]. H. Mccoy,
wife of the presiding judge of the
supreme court of this state. died at
her home in this city this afternoon
following a lingering illness caused
by a paralytic stroke some time
AGO
Omaha daily bee., 1920-12-14
Screen School Heads Are
Bound Over to Grand Jury

A dozen would-be movie actors
and actresses registered disappoint-
ment yesterday when they walked
into federal court and learned their
'erstwhile instructors, r. ]. Grant,
Auburn, Neb., and ]. F. Biglow,
Portland, Ore, of the Blackstone
Film company, Paxton block, would
not be arraigned before United
State Commissioner Boehler.
The two young men who are
charged with using the mails Ito
defraud in organizing movie
school" to make actors and actresses
at $40 a head, waived their pre-
1iminary hearing and were bound
over to the federal grand jury on
$500 bonds each.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-12-14
Project Farm Agent
Has Grasshoppers
On Run in Nebraska

Lincoln. Dec. l5.--Grasshoppers
were defeated in their efforts during
the last year to destroy crops within
the irrigated project district in
Scots Bluff and Morrill, counties,
according to the monthly bulletin
of the state department of public
works. By using $4,000 pounds of
poison, consisting of bran, arsenic,
anise oil, sal soda and molasses.
Project and County Agent Phil Shell
den was enabled to report that very
Omaha daily bee., 1920-12-14
Shotgun Trigger Catches,
Boys Forefinger Shot Off

Crawling through a wire fence
while hunting south of the city Sun
day, Charles Upho, IS, Fort Crook
boulevard, lost the forefinger of his
left hand when his shotgun was dis
charged. The trigger caugh. on
wire. He, was attended by police
surgeons and taken to his home.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-12-14
Omaha Company Strikes
Oil Near EIdorado. Kan

Word reached here yesterday that
200-barrel oil we'll was brought in
by an Omaha company, of which T.
0. Warfeld OF the Warfeld Adver-
tising agency, is president, near El-
dorado, Kan.
This lis the first we'll drilled by
the company. The we'll was brought
in Saturday, on Mr.. Warfeld's 18th
wedding anniversary. Mr.. Warheld
was at Eldorado when the we'll was
brought in.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-12-14
Bonds for New County
School Ready for Sale

Hebron, Neb., Dec. 13.-(Special.)
Bonds of $3.50 for payment on
the new school building have been
accepted and returned byIthe state
department, according to Harvey w.
Hess, attorney for school district
No. 1S of Thayer county. The
bonds, divided into ten issues, are
now ready for sale.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-12-14
Home DESTROYED by Fire

Cozad, Neb.. Dec. IS. - Especial
Telegram)-The country home of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Armbruster was
totally destroyed by fire. caused by
the explosion of gasoline lamp.
Will Power and his little daughter
were quite severely burned.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-12-14
Swine Body Names Head.

Dallas, S. D.. Dec. 13.-(Special
Telegram)-C. H. McNulty OF Her
rick was elected president of the
Swine Breeders association of Greg
ory and Trip counties of South
Dakota. Leo J. Fell of Burke is
secretary.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-12-14
Farm Sells for $5l,2OO.

Beatrice, Neb., Dec. l3.-(SpeciaD
"A 320-acre farm near Harbine has
been sold for $4,000. A store at
Seward, Neb., was included in the
deal The farm is said to be we'll
improved.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-12-14
Women of Dundee
Give to Shoe Fund.
Patriotic Club Sends Check
for $25 to Bees Shoe
Fund. -

The Dundee Women's Patriotic
club sends check for SIS to The
Bees shoe fund. The children of
the members of this club never suf-
fer for shoes. And it is fine thing
for the club members to do, to put
shoes on the feet of other, and Jess
fortunate children.
Three other contributions acknow-
lodged yesterday help to put the
funds total nearly up to the $1,000
mark.
Every single penny goes to buy
shoes for worthy" waits who are
dependent in most cases upon the
weary toll of their widowed mothers.
There are still many of these little
ones waiting for "their" shoes. If
you can help, please send your con-
tribution to The Bee Office.
Previously reported. ............... .S950.0S
Dundee Women's Patriotic club.,... $500
Grace Irene Hester. ..t.. :.0U
Cash ..,,..,.,,....,.. 200
Tota, ;. s9sO.O5
California has been allotted $8,3S4,-
554.57 since 1917 as federal aid for
Omaha daily bee., 1920-12-14

Travel via the Milwaukee" road
on the "Omaha-Chicago Limited"
Leaves Omaha Cos p. m., arrives
Chicago sos a. m. Every conven-
ience and luxury known to railroad
travel. w. E. Book, general agent
passenger department Telephone
Douglas 44S' do7 South Fifteenth
street.-Adv
Omaha daily bee., 1920-12-14
Boy Killed While Coasting.

Sturgis, S. D., Dec. l3.--{Special
Telegram. )-Lane, II, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Grams of this city
died shortly after an accident in
which he sustained fractured skull
while coasting on a hillside.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-12-14

ON the occasion of the arrest of the leader OF
~ the Council Bluffs mail robbers, the news
paper headlines referred to him as the "master
mind Don't be fooled, my boy, by any of
this "master mind" business in wrong doing.
If he had had what we call mind" as big
as peanut shell he would have known better
from the outset. He might have pulled off
petit larceny job at some way station and es
capped for time, but sooner or later his wrong
would have found him out. But he should have
known that he could not long remain at liber
ty when all the police machinery of the United
States government was operating for his capture
WHAT were the results Of the wonderful"
w operations of this "master mind?'' Every
clever scheme to conceal the plunder was thwart-
cd All of the participants to the robbery were
arrested Even the natural devotion of a son
to a father was reversed and one of the "minds"
was betrayed by his own child. The United
States army uniform worn by the "master" was
disgraced The heart of the fine girl who loved
him was broken. The mother who would have
died for him in his glory tried actually to die
for him in his shame. She was saved from sui
eide, but only mothers can understand the pain
she suffers.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-12-14
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Something for Boys to Think About

M ASTER MIND" indeed! Do not be de-
A'A ceived, my boy! He is not hero, for no
hero would break his mothers heart. Instead
of being master he is poor, weak fool-the
leader of other fools. In his case history has
simply repeated itself. 1t has again written
upon the highways of the, world the eternal
truth: "The way of the transgressor is hard, -
p FAD the history in your grandfather and
~ in your fathers time, my boy, Read
the record in your own time-and you will
learn that the thing that is entitled to rank as
Master Mind does not destroy 1t constructs
1t gives honest employment to men and women
1t substitutes warm clothing for rags upon the
backs of the poor. 1t replaces frowns with
smiles, removes the ache from the hearts of !
mothers and wipes the tears from the faces of
little children. 1t strives for the improvement
of communities, for the advancement of states,
for the progress of nations and it moves for
ward into the lines of Light and Love ever
operating to the glory of men through the
glory of God. ....
Omaha daily bee., 1920-12-14

California has been allotted $8,3S4,-
554.57 since 1917 as federal aid for
good roads. Ills.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-29
HOWARD BACK
FROM CAPITAL
Congress Successful in
Both His Missions at
Washington.

succcssful In beth tho missions
that took him 20 Washington. Con-
gresham n y. Howard returned "a
Tulsa yesterday and says he Will re-
main hero FOR while. unless bus.
mess Of Importance 60 his con-
s'itucncy calls him again 20 the ma
tional capital
"Whon I had satisfied myself that
this district vus rot getting its pr
rata of cars" said Howard. II made
up my mind thnt tho best w1v o.
secure roiiof would bo 30 appeal per
sonally tu the proper HuthCrttics Tho
result ~ that cars have been suut Ca
the mining districts ana / am ad
iacd that conditions have lmprJucd
IS per cent The situation with re.
gard o. the movement of hay and
grain has also been materially i'm
proved We have not sufficient cars
to gntisfy everybody bul viii have
To be- satisfied with our pro rata.
"Thc other object OF my caHiori
"trip was to bring Governor Cox o.
Oklahoma and IN this 7 was entirely
successful I hope that the people Of
Tulsa without regard 10 political ar
citations will show him the propcr
respect ana entertainment ! con
slider that this nipht meeting here
win be big thing FOR Tulsa and
that is tho main reason why ! In
sisted ipon his visit TO tho state with
the biggest rally OF all 10 my home
city"