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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-20

wondered NOW what would become
~ tho poor things
The next year ine bOy-fl'hor re-
turned to his studies. lic went 10
classes IN the daytime and worked
nights Nellie looked AS though sho
enjoyed AN the huusrWorE she did
and she never complained because
business and study kept her young
husband from taking hor 90 dances
and parties. Today there isn't "A
happier trio than this girl aud boy
and their little baby Tho boy Is
working having completed his col
legc course, and Nellie is teaching
school nov, She is driving sp hard
to be "A good teacher THAI She often
studies untll late into the night and
her promotions have boou rapid.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-20
Must Make Dirigibie
Trip to Win NeW Hat

II NJ. O. Hale weight $40. desires
10 win IL ht' Off of q EoS-cr he
must make 70 round trip from Tulsa
10 California in 70 dirigihle airship
wItnu tho nest Two years and with
u the next tom years that mode ot
travelling must bc very common ac.
,ordlrR 10 tho terms ~ q Wag,r
mudo recently between the two men.
Whether the machine is to Ice
cuuppcd with puncture proof tires
Wa not specified in the bet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-20
MnIIInn'a Ilnll

Tho regular meeting OF tho Tulsa
Woman's club was held Monday AZ
tcrnoou Ia the y ". g. \. club
rooms. lioll call vls responded 10
hy what Have I Gained From tho
Work Of tho cub FOR the Past
Year The program was as fol.
lows Labor Saving Devices In tho
Home. Mrs & II Day \ VOL raj
ancod Meal, Mrs. Ed Dalton, How
10 Serve a McM Mrs Allison Dol
cEatcs to the third district fedora b.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-20
Elderly People Have A
Daily Health Problem
Stomach muscles and digestive organs
slow to act as age advances

NTOST people find the years
N slipping by without real
izing il. until suddenly
confronted with the fact that they
can no longer digest everything
they would like 10 eat. II then
becomes their daily task TO avoid
what they know TO be chronic con-
supotion.
When exercise and light diet
fail 1T will be necessary TO resort To
artificial means. Strong physics
and cathsrtics. however. are not
advisable for elderly people. They
act too powerfully and a feeling Of
weakness results.
What IL needed il n lanatiyc
containing effective but mild
properties. This is best found in
DIR. Cald~ells Syrup Pcpsin
which is a combination of simple
laxative herbs with pcpsin. H.
acts gently and without gripping,
and used few days will train the
digestive organs 10 do their work
naturally again without other aid.
DIR. Caldwell's Syrup pepsin
has been on the market since 1902
and wns the private formula Of
Dr.W Ii. Caldwell, who is himself
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-20

district court yesterday by Clara
cole. against l.. J.. KrUh.
Mrs. cole states that her husba n1,
T. ~ Cole, was employed as tool
dresser by Kroh and was working
about tho RIG when the bull wheel
broke because Of Detectives brake.
and a piece of the wheel struck Cole
inflicting fatal injury
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BONANZA club Announces

The bonanza Clubmen met sunday
10 arrange for lts spring events. on
Friday night, following the popular
edlct, the club will give an overall
dance In Hotel Tulsa. only mem
bers will attend ana the club viii re-
quest tho ladies attending 10 con-
form with the evening by appearing
In simple inexpensive ffocks
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Judge Drops Dead

LINCOLN, Nob.. April t9--Judgc
Albert !, Cornish Of tho Nebraska
supreme court. dropped dead in the
Commercial club OF this city late
yesterday afternoon. Physicians say
death was duo 10 n cerebral hcm-
Orrhagc,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-20

past 30 years of age and still active
in his profession. II can be bought
at any drug store and one bottle
IL enough 10 last even large
family many months. Ii is
trustworthy preparation.
In site of the fact that Dr.. Cdld.
uell's Syrup Pepstn IS the largest selling
liquid laxative in the uorld, there
being oper million bottles sold each
year, many ,pho need It's benets haze
NOT yet used IT, u YOU haze not, send
your name and address for a free trial
bottle u. Dr.. w. B. Cdldweu sIt
Washington ST., Monticello, Illinois.
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llnnpn OF Iln.tcssce

Mrs Robert NJ Blackmorc viii
preside as hostess ut the weekly
bridge tea at the Country club on
Wednesday instead OF Mrs. 6. j. CAL
lshan Reservations may be made
AZ late AS . o'clock Tuesday evening
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cue Notes

The Tuesday Book club viii meet
with Mrs. " II Hcudrcn
Columbia chnutauqua circle will
meet IN the library
Chapter \. *. f. T.. .. viii enter
tain chapter y in the homo Of
Mrs. u. IT. Hochmlcr. Az West Flf-
tecnth street. gao o'clock
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-20

store and llitrd
heavy hoNcs
which caused dis
placement and I
suffered greatly.
| VAS married at
the age of rs aud
went To a doctor
about my trouble
and no said 1t |
had a chtld |
would be- all
right After three
NlurJ twins tuulg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-20

A corgcnlal group Of friends on
Toying dancing In the Kennedy res
iaurant ON Saturday evening. were
entertained by Mr. and Mrs. George
clyde Lord.
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IIilcIla (1nss

Mrs. NJ, q, Mason, li23 North III
wood, will entertain the Fidclls class
or the First baptist church on Tues
day afternoon AT $3.50.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-20
t'tIiHa tlcxiiug

Miss Margaret BroaCh viii enter
tain members OF the OnondaRo class
Of the First Baptist church on sat
urday afternoon ut 3 O'Clock
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-20
I'nr NIiss I,lnnrrsN

Mrs clifford william Lord Viii
compliment Miss Dcnoylcve FineNy
with a thcater party Hud luncheon
on Tuesday afternoon This viii be
altogether informal ana the guust
list win be limited to- only The Olchn
people In Tulsa, friends Of the honor
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s,rs ron prAru or HUSBAND
wife Claims Fatal Injuries In-uItcu
When RuhI wheel ~ Rig Broke.

Damages Of $1,000 for the loss OF
her husband. kiuod by a defective
buIi wheel on = drill rig near BARI
IrsyIIlo were asked In suit flied In
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-20

Mrs g. ~ Watson Is entertaining
with auction bridge on Wednesday
afternoon, the affair being n regular
meeting Of one OF the small card
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-20
Cummings Rays Congress

CHICAGO, April 10 Bcra,inR
the present congress ds being the
most barren. complete ana lament
able failure In history" Homer
Cummings. chairman OF the ma
uonnl democratic committee, ar
rived here today 10 take part in the
democratic executive committees
paign making for tho San Fran
cisco convention.
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InrinlghIlN nrIhnc

Mrs. Solmnn Lnncs VIII be host.
css Wednesday To members of the
Fortnightly Bridge club
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letter FROM
MRS. BRUCE
Tells Remarkable Story Of
Sickness and Recovery.

Hrooksmrg, Ind When was
young girl | clerkcd IN my fathers
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Robert \ MclIlrncy
Funeral Director Phone 456-17l
g13 South Main. .--AdNt
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F inc Lisle Unionsuits

Pink and White Lisle: fitted
g my and camisole tops; ankle and
pS S'OO knee lengths extra sizes
ts225.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-17

police were trailing his movements he lost
his cocksurr air and il said to have in
timated that II the detectives would re-
lease him he would mike IL worth their
while
just how long the ring has been in
operation in this city the police do not
know, but from the careful way in which
he had made arrangements TO cover bis
movements, IL is believed that he has been
carrying on the illegal traffic over rec
months. A high powered six-cylinder ma
chine was used by him 10 transport tho
dope to this city
The car was registered under his name
W it'll the address Mt 428 West Fourth street
II is room was ut 52s on the same street
lie also frequently changed the glsss IN the
rear Of the car and in other ways attempted
to prevent it's Identification, IL is believed.
The man always carried several caps and
hats in the machine and wore reversible
overcoat, fur lined, with detachable
collar, IL in said
lie had two rooms IN this city. The ono
at which he usually stayed bcir q located ut
528 West Fourth street, and the head
quarters for the distribution for the dope is
said to have been with some relatives at
l71O Rowland street. No drug or in
Fourth street room.
Early this morning Detectives Reilly
and Johnson went to the house nj i710
liowland street. When they displayed
their police badges the residents said they
had done nothing wronp and for a time
attempted 10 prevent tho officers from
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-17
WILLIAM BUSH ACCUSED
Continued from page !


heen assistant secretary and treasurer
for some tine. was elected secretary and
treasurer Mr. Horn his hCen with the
Savings Fund since 1881, hrst entering
the bank IS clerk.
Bush had been with the society 10 or
u years. comir & o IT from the " jlniE gton
Trust Co, though he had been with the
SavirGs Fund before golg with Whining
Ton Trust. He was regarded IS 4 trust
worthy official He had bee, secgetaTyard
treasurer Of the Savings Fund fF three
wears.
Bush has also been treasurer Of the
Board Of Park Commission rers and the
Historical Society Of Delaware. These
funds. IL was said today, have not been
disturbed Bush has wife and four Child
ren, the your gest an ilfart
The Wilmington Saving Fund Society
i one of the oldest and soundest financial
institutions in the State L was ln-
corporated in 1882 and has had marked
development II Is now erecting a t,ne
new clearinghouse Al the southeast corner
II Ninth and Market streets ~ the mean
time occupying temporary quarters at
72S Market street The officers are as
follows:
President, Frederick F Stone Frederick
Bringhurst, vice-president; Stuart J..
Horn, secretary and treasurer. ;. Watson
NcDQugall, auditor; J. Ernest smith
solicitor: managers. Charles r. Jones
John NJ. Harvey. Linton Smith, John
Richardson. Jr., George G. Lobdcl, Jr.,
John Bancroft, Frederick E. Stone Geo
A Rhoads Lewis " Brosius, George B.
Miller Henry r. Bush, William F Sellers
Alfred d. Warner. Jr., William Belts
Frederick Bringhurst. Charles | Kent
Edgar VI. Hopes. Jr.. Walter D Mode,
LeRov Harvey and J. Edgar Rhoads
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-17

making a search of the place. They denied
that such man ns Scsrano had ever
roorncd there until a male boarder said
that man occasionally used the front
room on the second floor
The detectives searched the room and
found two automatic rcvolvery but no
drugs. Detective johnson won't 10 the
third floor 10 continue the search when he
saw man who had slipped up .the stairs
unobserved. She was grabbing handfuls
of small paper packages and throwing them
out Of the window to a man who was hid
ing them under cans and other available
cover.
johnson covered the man with his re-
volver while Reilly ran down stairs and re-
covered the packages, which we're found
10 contain heron and coc8ire. The drug
was done up in small sheets and a rough
estimate by the detectives placed Il.
value over 5000. A raid of smaller pro-
portions WAS conducted by the detectives
three years ago in which New York
jack was apprehcuded together with
81 900 worth of drugs on Klurd street.
Scarano, il IL believed, seldom sold any
dope himself, but is thought To have left Il
at the Rowland street address where
Negro and Derosa evidently got 10 and
sold it for 81 package. They received
% cent?, IL il said
Police Officers james and Wallace pick-
ed UP two men believed ~ he drug addicts
at Fourth and French streets this morning
Gifts for readerx7 See classification
64-A in The Want Ad section today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-17
DISCUSS WORK OF
SERVICE CITIZENS
Progress of Activities and Difficult
ties Overcome Outlined by
DR.. ]. II. Odell.

Discussion of the school law and pro-
posed changes to il, that will be presented
at the coming Legislature, together with
comment on the report of DIR. Joseph III.
Odell, occupied the time Of the members OF
the Finance and Executive committees OF
the Service Citizens today. Henry p.
Scott presided at the meeting which was
called for | / o'clock and there was much
commendable discussion on the way the
work of the Association is progressing.
The report of Dr. Odcll, director of the
Association, WAS approved by the com
mittees 1t dwelt with all the things
which the Association IL doing, showing
the progress made and the difficulties that
have been overcome. In closing this re-
port DR.. Odell says:
''Your director find. IL impossible even
to summarize the innumerable activities
that blend with out work. During the past
month we have participated actively IN the
Red Cross membership drive and in the
European Relief Campaign, sending out
a great deal of material from this office.
Our rooms are used by several organiza-
tions for conferences and we supply steno-
graphic assistance wherever necessary.
I'VE are endeavoriI TO make the Serv-
ice Citizens q geruine service organization
and allowing the credit to 90 whese II VIII,
cot tent that we are able to be of some
assistance in buildirg UP the best inter
ests of the commonwealth.
The report in detail outlined the work
heirg dore in Publicity. Americanization
Bureau. Health Bureau, Delaware Negro
Civic League, State Ager cies, Delaware
School Auxiliary Association, BWldii g
Program. school work in New Castle,
Kent and Sussex counties, Del tai Urits,
Survey Of Wilmir gton Schools, State Col.
Iege for Colored students, Educational
Bureau. Parent-Teachers Association.
Ore Of the details Of the work berg
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-17

By Associated Press TO Every Evening
Philadelphia, Der. I7-Wheat, higher,
No red. winter, l.90al.95; do, gsrilrky,
l.s1aI.s6
Corn, steady: old, as to grade and loca-
ton, .05a1 o.; do. new. 93a9S.
Oats. lower; No. ,, white, 62a62 ~
No. 3. white, 61a61 9
Butter, higher; western creamery eX-
ira. Sc; nearby prints fancy 65a67.
Eggs. lower. nearby frsts Is 1aa77 y; do,
current receipts. 70 ?: western extra frsts
75I2a7712 do. firsts, 721 5a73 2, selected
packed, Sass cheese, quiet steady. New
York whole milk fancy fat, held, 2712a-
IS; do. fresh fiat, 25a251z; common to
good, 22a27; longhorn, held, %; do,
fresh, 2Sa29; single daisies, held, 27l2a-
%: do, fresh, 26a27
Live poultry; fowls. 2la30; as to size
and quality; spring chickens, not leghoms,
22a2S; turkeys. fancy, 45a48; do or
binary, 35a40: ducks. choice, old. 28a30;
do. nuscovy. 2la22; geese, 25a.50.
Dressed poultry firm. spring choice to
fancy. nearby, turkeys, 54a60, far 10
good IS to so; choice TO fancy, western,
j0a53 fair TO good, 35a4j, fowls, fresh
killed, choice 10 fancy, 34a36; do, small
sizes, 24a30. brollers. western 4Ia47; do,
tfdf f%l1f lDuSt44tE LAtttffNA4ff MAJ -
:35a37; do, western, 29a37; frying chick
ems. nearby, 30a32 do. western, 2Ga27;
western. 35a 10; geese, western, 30a5O,
turkeys. higher; 55a60
Potatoes, lower; white potatoes. Penn
sylvania, per 100 pounds, a9 TO quality,
i.25al 90; jersey, No. !, per basket,
5Oa70; do, No. ,. zja35
Flour, dull; soft winter, straight,
western, >8.75a925; do. nearby, 8.0Oa-
s.25; hard winter, straight, 9.00a9 so;
do. short patent. 9.50al000: spring first,
clear, 7.5OaS25; do, patent, 9.O0a9 25;
do, short patent, t.50al0.00; fancy
spring and city mills, patent, family
brand, I0.75a1I.25.
Hay, firm; timothy No. 2, 28a29 ton;
do, No. ,, 25a26; sample, 22a24; no
grade, 1920; clover mixed hay, light,
26a27, No /, mixed, 24a25. =
1allow, quiet prime city, loose, 534;
do, special loose, 612, prime country,
~ edible. In tierces, 9a912
Bran. lower soft. winter, western, In
l00-lb sacks, 38a39; spring, 37a38.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-17
MARTENS ORDERED DEPORTED.
Secretary of Labor Directs He Be Escort ed
Out With Courtesy"

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Washington, Dec. 17--Deportation Of
Ludwig c. A. X Martens, unrecognized
Soviet ambassador to the United States,
was ordered Yesterday by Secretary VIII
son, Of the Labor DEPARTMENT.
The labor secretary, holding that
Martens is an alien, citizen of Russia
and member of and affiliated with an
organization advocating the overthrow
Of the government Of the United States
by force, directed the commissioner gen
eral Of immigration TO take the Bolshe-
vik agent into custody and to deport
him to Russia at the expense of the gov
eminent Of the United States. Mr.. Will
son in his order added Martens should be
treated with the utmost courtesy and
given the best available accommodations
in transit"
Martens Is expected by officials TO
be given leave 10 settle his affairs in the
United States before any promulgation
Of the warrant Of deportation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-17
JAMES BOASTED OF
HAVING BIG MONEY
Witnesses Detail Activities of
Defendant Immediately After
Paul's Disappearance.
sy Associated Press to Every Evening.

Az Associa ted Press TO Every Evening
Camden, \. J.. Dec. 17.-The activi-
ties of Frank J. James after the staying
If David s. Paul, bank messenger, for
which he is standing trial here, were de-
scrihcd by witnesses for the prosecution
today when the case WAS resumed before
Supreme Court Justice katzeI back. One
witness said James drank heavily. show
ed a large sum of money and went about
town boastirg that Prosecutor Wolverton
could not trip him up.
Although he appeared in health when
he entered the court room today, James
told sheriff J. : Hatch he had spent n
miserable night :. Ten minutes after the
trial was resumed James showed the
same symtoms that have preceded his
two previous collapses.
Kenneth A. Ward, an elderly man who
hfd known James about year, described
n series of meetings with him Immediate
" after the MURDER during which james
hoasted Prosecutor Nolverton can I
trip me because I'm telling the truth,
and offered to let Ward have $4,000 to
get an automobile agency in Southern
New Jersey.
The first time James called me,
said Ward, was two days after the muir
der. He asked me to telephone his wife
tiidt Ht tidu pttu tdbtti dNstN tpttttNAitN-
tsdy ON business. Then he said Il have
lot of money"
"A few days later he telephoned me.
Previously he and | had talked over
rians for obtaining an automobile agency.
He said: Now | can fix YOU about
that agency. | can let you have up to
$4,000 TO start it. He promised to meet
me next day to discuss details Of his plans,
iut did not show up ns
some days after this, October -,
James came 10 my home and told me
ic had been on big party, but he was
now al right and never again intended
~ repeat the thing.
On this occasion he told me he had
hecu summoned. into Mr. Wolvcrtons
,Trc and closely questioned He tried
+ trip me up. James said, but he couldn't
doit lie explained that the prosecutor
had tried to get him TO admit he and Paul
were together IN an automobile on the
dav Paul was murdered At that time
James denied this
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-17
FORMER SERVICE MEN
PREFER CASH BONUS
Senate Finance Committee is So
Informed by Representatives
of Veterans.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington. Dec. 17.-Former service
men prefer direct cash payments from the
government rather than educational.
home or farm buying assistance, the
Senate finance committee was informed
today by representatives Of several
organizations of world war veterans
F. II. Gates, representing the veterans
of foreign wars, whose membership he said
was between 600, 600 and one million, de-
clared that 'thc very great majority
desired cash and would be willing to take
payments over a period of two or three
years
Marvin G. Sperry, president of the
Private Soldiers and Sailors Legion, de-
clared the house bonus bill was a ''land
spectators bill" He said his organi1s-
ton proposed IAN easy, quick and eouit-
able method" of raising the two billion
dollars necessary by a resolution which
would convey into the Treasury the sur
plus war profits of corporations or the
past six years.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-17
POLICE PUT STOP
Continued from page !

As Solicitor Baynard remarked that
tn man was believed to be the rir gleader
of drug ring in this city and urged the
Judge TO hold him under the highest
bail possible Scarano appeared very ner-
yolls and acted as If he were trying to
get in communication with some one in the
audience. The case was continued until
next Friday
Scarano and his two lieutenants, Derosa
and Nigro were arrested shortly after
1890 last night, in tho latter's saloon on
Third street, between King and French
streets, by Detectives Reilly and Johnson.
Derosn and Nigro had been under the
observance Of the detectives for some time.
They had been furnished n description OF
the supposed leader and since Tuesday
night, were hot on his trail. One night he Is
known 10 have been in town with large
amount of dope on his person, but managed
to escape the police
Last night Detectives Johnson and
Reilly were talking to the two lieutennnts
outside Nigros saloon when seven-pas-
senger touring car drove up to tho curb
and stopped in front of the saloon. In spite
of his apparent attempt to disguise his
appearance, detectives recognized him
and followed him into the saloon.
ScarhnO WAS tDD sur plfstti W hloNs aiiu
the handcuffs were snapped ON him and
he was taken To the police station IN his
own machine. The police had received
warning that Scarano was gunman and
would shoot If driven 10 bay. No gun
was found on him or in the machine, but
two automatic revolvers and a supply Of
cartridges we're recovered in the raid ON
his room this morning.
GOOD WORK ny POLICE.
Scarano, il Is believed had well laid
scheme to protect himself from capture and
when he was first arrested laughed at the
detectives. but when short conversation
with them brought out the fact that tho
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-17
WILSON PICKS CAPITAL HOME.
Price He Will Pay for Fairbanks House
Over 500, 900.

Washington. Dec. 1.-THE purchase
for President Wilson of the former home
here of Henry p. Fairbanks, 23t0 S street,
Northwest, was announced today by
II. w Boiling, the Presidents brother
in-law The house will be the permanent
residence of the President after his retire
ment from office, March 4. Mr.. Boiling
said the property would pass into pos
session of its new owner February Is. or
before.
The price paid was not made public,
but is reported to have been in the
neighborhood of SI50,O0O The house
was built about four years ago and is of
Colonial brick and limestone. 1t is sur
rounded by grounds that take up nearly
half a square and is raised well above the
street level.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-17
DENIES PETITION
on DAMAGE AWARD

Judge Boyoe n Superior Court thp
morning denied the petition 81 Johr
Miller vs the Diamond los and Coai u
employer and defendant feldr. on AZ
appeal from tho order and award N the.
Industrial Accident Board
Through MS counsel, Robert .dair
Miller ssked for an increass IN ~ orser
for injuries - hig right arm when tbs 80
was argued early n The term 40 thsf
time decision wss reserved Judge Rove
affirmed he declsion = fhe board, snd
placed the costs against the aprense