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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08
FLYERS WHO CROSSED
BORDER TO BE TRIED
Licutenants Usher And
Wolfe Face Court
martial

III pASO. TeN., March S.-Licu-
truants George D. FISHER and Leroy
N Nolfc. American aviltors Who re-
Crn.y returned 20 III paso from
Mexico after an enforced stay Of over
month, will hc tried by court mar
finl here, 90 wuF announced ut milf
uN h,udVuartor here today.
Du returning tu She American side
ot tho international boundary line.
tho nviators reported that their cum-
pass rallied Num and led TO- their
srossinr Into Nc,icln territory with
cut realizing lg When they reached
point over 100 miles south OF the
boundary. near Nacozari Sonora,
shortage of gasoline forced them to
land, they said The Americans were
detained hy tho authorities OF Naco-
glri until few DAYS ago.
Since their return to ~ puso last
Friday. the two officers have been
confined tu their quarters IN Fort
Bliss pending preliminary lnvesu-
CATION Of thcir soiourn la Mexico.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08
HAYS PUTS OANPER
ON Committeeman
Tells Republicans They
Are To Elect And Not
Select Candidate

'llI'Atb MHrtu h.- iluns Tor the
rsrEul ruu national convention June
nr.U H'.ur completed toduy hy tho
convention committee uf which a. T..
llDf. uf EpnturkN is ehuirmau,
officer. of tlr convention includ
Iur temporary rua.rmHu, viii not De
s, l'yIoI iur tH IINs. howcvtH, VIII ~
10 81 national chairman. announced.
chairman Have announced that The
Duffstuu1ur development was tho
complete accord existing among tho
committeeman. outside the meeting
ruum however he corridors were
huzSine H- b result OF the chairman
s.utcmCni rrit'gIt.uE that the duty n.
tine national committee is "to elect
tIr candidate and not select him
The statement was taken aH am an.
sWer to claims advanced by some sup.
portets Of General Wood thnt tho
general had the support Of The ua-
tionM chairman.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08
COOPERATIVE
KIDNAPPING BAND
ALONG BORDER

WAgitiNGTON, March So. l's'u. .
crl og % cooperative kidnapping Hsrucl
uton" huNius fur ils purposes. 'tu'
kidnapping uuu uoIdinE tor rruHom ui
furcigncts. preferably Americans .s
announced b, the McN,lu foreign ot.
u,o. a,cordirg 10 adNI''s tud"y nom
MuNtCu CITY.
The announcement says thus unique
company is nude uu of MrNlcuus and
Americans ON tine border. this state
inont being based ON reports from
various consular officers. The foreign
ofuro SAYS ''thc association also is on
gagged in "thc iguuhio task uf creating
Trouble between the Two cuuntrlcs.
Actlup ON the information presented
hy the foreign office. the war depart
wcut. according tn those adviccs. huH
issued Instructions to the mllit"n
commanders n the states Of thhua-
1iuu. Durango. DpHhuila. NuoNo T., ON
and Tamaulipus TO hrcuk up m" kid
nupinu organization. Tho government
faNs II ~ fcirvel the promoters Of
ths kiduupIup organization Htr rrhol
agents who recently circulated hand
bills udvortls.uG tho "rcpr-Iuilod HuN-
urnmcut of free Mc.iuaus'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08
20 HUNDURAN
CONGRESSMEN
FALL IN FIGHT?

MEXICO CITY. M.rch ST. Members
OF the Ilonduiah congress OF deputies
engaged in pitched battle during the
third week OF February. there being
20 killed and wounded. according To
private Udviccs rcpchirg this city froui
TeauciFalpl and puhltrhcd ~ ~ TINT
NntH3i today
Among those killed was pr Homulo
D.. Hufuu. pro- 3out ot the congress n
Is stated that the uEht has ivsultCd in
burtiu Gur.u Jui 80 tho Cutie re-
gov trumrut
Since I.u Juls thr TO- d"'a~ Cow.
gross hes been the scene OF bitter op-
post uu nN THE ,uDu.rs ut tiru,. 100
luiz Lopez Gutsrrrz the upN gov.
orumontu leader a. tho 'lWr or two
Gutierrez revolt the luitrI States iu-
fgrtoUri ard suggested negotiations
between tao DouirnIug forces.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08
TALE OF THOUSAND AND SECOND
NIGHT IS TOLD IN NEW YORK

tcrly for the loss Of mis- daughter who
was known throughout Turkey for
hor beauty and charity, and soon he
died leaving her 100000. 900. Hadn-
hismo was la Turkey. according to
Ben MahomoL like Rockefeller Is
IN America"
When IL was considered certain
that Sari had loft her native iaud.
either voluntarily or with AN abb
dbctor, the Amir Is said 10 have asked
his brother. who studied 40 fum-
bridge University IN England. to
search the world for her and to spare
no expense. From Turkey tho sheiis
went 20 France. thence 20 Italy and
Tungicrs and finally BET sail for the
new world. arriving in New York. via
Halifax ncn Mahomet announced
that lf detectives here failed him. he
would appeal TO the government In
Washington and learn what ship q
was that touched al Constautinoplo
soon after the nrmistlco, when Sari
disappeared.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08

NEW YORK, March S-Thc tale
NJ the Thousand and Second Nisht"
wns told in New York today boy Bon
Mohamot, who proclaimed himself
shcik OF Arabia and a brother OF
the Amir of HcdIBsr.
Ben Mohamet arrived here today
with SIX rcmlnera. tlis mission. ho
slid. was e. world-widc search FOR
SaU. Turkish hoirrss. who Dee de-
clarcd was piighted TO harry the
Amir.
sari. according 10 Ben Mohamot.
was last seen n Constantlnople talk
ing TO q sailor from an American
warship which had put into that port.
How the Turkish maid was able TO
escape the vigilance OF her nurse long
enough to hold this conversation was
not explained hy the Arabian chief
tain, but after this meeting, Il seems.
suu disappeared
Her father llahadismo griovcd Bit
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08
WILSON TOILET
ITALY AND SLAVS
SETTLE DISPUTE

WASH NGItN, March Whlc
expressing lt'rI."ton ai the 'unllirt-
ed desire" uT fhu allied leaders Co
reach "au equitable solution Fron-
dent Wilson iu his last note 20 tho
French and British promicrs accepts
with reservations the proposal that
italy amt Jtro SlaNm themselves Dee
permitted CO. settle the Adratip dis
uutc.
~ 10 withdrawal uf the lirIlsh French
American memorandum of beCcmhCr
%. Io Indicated his .uuu'tHruhle uppuSi
tiuu fo tho ,-rrut.un u. do" terms of
th, tr.Htr uf London ,N"'pt in $50 var
ps tine United StHfes government "W1N
hD con. n"rl tt't These terms are in-
trIusirGIN uat 1ul nrp consistent with
th. mlIutpuHurr ui peace and srttIod
order II southeastern Europe
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08
NEW CENSUS SHOWS
HEAVY INCREASE IS
CITIES POPULATION.

WASHINGTON. March s.
Population announcements for
1890 issued hy the census bureau
follows;
Toledo. ohio. 2f3.f00. an in
crease Of noe. or 4i.s per cent
over 1919
Charlotte. N c.. fG.31S, an In
crcnso Of i2.a0l. or 3G.2 per cent.
The population OF Charlotte. ~
c. Increased IS per cent during
the ten years from 1900.
Charlotte Is the first North
Carolina city whose population has
been compiled. To,edo is the third
ohio city, the others being Cin-
cinnRti which showed an Increase
since 1910 OF 10.3 per cent. and
Lima, whose increase was a5f per
cent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08
JEALOUS WIFE KILLS ARMY
CAPTAIN AND SHOOTS SELF

the contents ~ which have not been
dNulEed by the authorities.
The hOstcrs are said tu have for
merry lived at Pasadena. CALI
captain Doster was transferred to
the camp hospital az Columbus from
Camp kcarny California July 90.
1919. A brother, Major chase Dos
ter. is said to have been assigned
Colorado
Judge T. J. Cole. coroner ana JUS
ticc OF the peace at Columbus, said
late today that a coronor's jury
would be- assembled as speedily as
possible tu hold an inquest over the
death eft captain Dostor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08
NEGRO CONFESSES TO
TWO MORE MURDERS
Man Responsible For
Riots At Lexington,
Tells OF Record

EpDYVU tE. Nv. March WI
Luckeft negro. slayer OF Geneva
Hardman. Ton yruIs old, and central
arurr in tEr riots at Lexington. Feb
rutgs o.. to-day confessed to the mur
D.r pf Two other persons. the prob
able murder of tnlrd and Huuthcr
frustrated attempt ill of his victims
were Wuutu.
Each was s'runglrl cyrop' thc
Ur.dmnu Dlild. Whose lc1i hc g. usH-
pd with q stone.
Iu,Eett ,uufc-sc1 that Boo N,i from
his home boz InfInrnA' kN. Iu 1900.
after u, lId attempted .u l-Fhult %
whit, woman 900 t iirm.
Inchrtf ls condemned to de in 10"
electric ruIr her" March ~ inI the
muI.rr nf tIr Lri, lllriwan girl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08
WOOL GROWERS
MEETING OPENS
AT ROSWELL

BOSWELL. y. NJ. March s-rhc
wool growers convention opened this
morning. Addresses were made hN
President Otero, Mayor Robert DOW
l.Ce fullcn md "a. q. Bursum
Governor lnrrnzoln wns unable to
attend ON account Of sickness
The largest delegation la from Alhu-
qucrquo. The nest convention may 80
to MnLLnlpna
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08
STOCKS GO UP
DUE TO DECISION.

INN4 w NINat NNNNNNs
NEW YORK, March S.--Erroneoua
reports issued hy financial news tick
ers that the United States supreme
court had declared stock dividends
taxable took Wall Street by surprise
today and caused heavy selling OF tho
general list.
Reactions Of TO II points from,
the high prices OF the morning were
made by all the active issues, notably
General Motor, u. 8. Ruhhu. cruti-
bic Steel. American Wooisn MoNtean
Petroleum. Baldwin Locomotive nnt
Atlantic Gulf. The market made Ia
recovery when II was faund that isN-
alton Of stock dividends as lncoma
had been declared unconstitutional
Trading from noon until 1850 D.. M
when the decision excitement WINS at
its height. totalied $40. 900 shares it
took an hour or more before dis
tant connections could be notified of
the correction.
Many traders sold stock short on
the first announcement and then on
the correction bought them back ami
then went long on additional blocks
OF stock. II was this sort Of huYiuE
that carried Crucibie Steel an 10 sis
as compared with an early low or
19i Standard on OF Nov. Jersey aolh
Off TO 10 ON tho first announcement
and In the next twenty minutes re-
covered twenty points TO 730.
II Ia believed that .il result Of tht'
supreme court decision many cor
porations soon viii announce in-
creased or extra dividend dlshursF-
ments.
cruclhle Steel dropped from ipd to
iai. then jumped 10 20b when tine
erroneous reports were corrected.
General Motors broke from -fh tu
e6f. and rallied TO 27fh
Brokers were unable io tFfc care
I Of selling orders before the eNciitt~
uient ahatfd. The rgac ion Nna
rapid that when cruc bio wns af it4
ono trader ordered 500 SHARES ho''-tt
az i.c nia. he, and had n lay -tt,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08
Men Are Becoming
To Affenninate, Says
Cardinal Gibbons

BOSTON. March s-0rowing
weakness on the part or the men
OF tho country u developing
sinister femlnfm Cardinal O'con-
uc.l told q gathering OF men al
the cathedral Of the Holy cross
last nishl
Mar. as the head % the house.
he aaii. should Assert his proper
authority IN the home.
Failure 10 do this. the cardinal
asserted. leads to d false feminism.
which unless u r. curbed In time.
will have disastrous results for
humanity. "rhc women are be-
coming masculine " you piehso.
and the men are heComlng ef-
Terminate. This ia disorder"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08
New England Cities
Digging Out OF Snow
~ ID aa...I.l.n I'D.

BOSTON, March Railroads. in
dustrips and community volunteers
combined efforts again today tu re-
store fnr passenger and freight trans
uurtat.ou faclutics that were cut OF
I'm northern Sew England Dos the
storm saturday \ "dErlng OUT holt
day wis proclaimed bon several cities.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08
GRAVES, HEAD
OF FORESTRY
SERVICE, QUITS

WASHlNGTDN. March N.-Henry :
Graves, head uf the federal forestry
service since clifford PnChot. has ro-
signed 10 return 90 private ilfc.
Mr. Graves headed the Yale forestry
school before entering government
service ana was az the head of the
lumber oprationa cunducid by the
American eNpcditionnl forces la
France.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08

BOSTON. March N#rhe shipping
board steamer Gu.lf1rd. abandoned iu
90 sinking condition yesterday about
% mites un Nantucket shoals. was
located to-day hy coast guard cutter.
4 wireless message pId 10 Ipp"Ircd
poH#HID to beach nrr within few
hours
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08
NEW MEXICO
GETS MORE
GUARD UNITS

WNSlllNGTpN, Marc New Mex
leo has been authorized hy the war
department to organize battalion of
Infantry, battalion uf ucl. artillery,
u squadron of ouyulrf aut q machine
gun troop 1s i'- national guard quota.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08

HALIFAX. y. g., March S-Thc
United siatcs shipping board steam
ship Lake ElNthurpc which threaten
ed 10 dr.ft onto re- sable Island sand -
bar yesterday when hrr propeller wgs
broken iu gale. was anchored 20
miles east Of the island today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08

I'rnl1riuC mat hg realized that he
might Dee criticised for advocating an
increase in the number of naval bases.
Mr., Daniels sald that within few
years the growth Of the Pacific fleet
would make inadequate oven the pro-
gram he wits outlining.
Members ut the committee were
disposed 20 object TO establishing new
destroyer and submarine bases on the
Pacific coast with similar bases ale
ready In operation ut san Diego and
san Diego. California. but Nr Dam
lois declared the great distances ON
the Pacific coast mnde The additional
bas"s necessary
The secretary said navy ynrd
capable OF accommodations the larg
est capital ships should ho developed
ON san Francisco hll. Naval experts
he said. do not believe the govern
mcut would be Justified In deepening
the channel Co Mare Island SUM-
cicntly TO utilize that yard FOR the
establishment OF n naval base below
Mare Island ana estimated It's cost
ut probably $4,000. 600.
Mr.. Daniels requested permission to
accept tract OF ll5 acres OF land
from tho city of Astoria, Wash, free
from inoumbrnnco ON which 10 build
tho proposed destroyed ana submar-
inc base.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08
WILSON LETTER
ON THE TREATY
IS NJ Il D { R
Objects To Reservations
But Does Not Discour-
age Efforts

WASHINGTON. March S-Prcsi-
dent wilson's letter to senator Hitch
cock regarding the peace treaty il un-
dcrstood 40 reitcratc the presidents
objections 80 the republican reserva-
lions but not in such language as to
d.Fsuadc democratic senators from
cuntinuing their compromise efforts
lie will not see senator simmons.
democrat. Nortn Carolina. Ms request
od hy senator Hitchcock, hui will
write senator simmons telling him tho
litier IN sufficiently covered in hts
reply 90 Hitchcock.
Dchatc Limited.
on motion Of senator Lodge. the
republican. the senate agreed today
20 limit debate on al remaining RES
orvuuons 20 the pencc treaty except
those relating 10 article ten and tu
voting power IN the league Of na-
tiorF
A. n result Senator Bornh. rcpuh-
liCau, Idaho. withdrew his previous
announcement that he would move
today to proceed at once TO vote on
article ten.
t'uder the agreement as accepted
uo senator can speak more than
twenty minutes on any single rescr-
Walton except the two named.
4 modified reservation affirming
national control over armnmcuts was
adopted e. Co 2t. Nino democrats
voted FOR u.
Tho reservation as amended ON mo-
lions co. Senators New. republican,
Indiana. and Mccormick Illinois, fol
lows:
80 plan for tho limitation Of arm
umsnts proposed iy the council of the
league of nations undor the proNis-
ions OF article N shell bc held as bind
iug the United State until the same
shnu have btgu accepted by con.
press and the United States reserves
the right To- increase us armamcnis
without consent oi tho council whom
ever United States Is threatened with
Invasion. or engaged IN war
Anothe" Nncndmcnt q k'd.
Aucr slight verbal amendment
propused by senator Lodge had been
Hcceuted the senate adopted. - to
- the reservation providing TINT the
United gtatSs reserves the right 60
permit Do it4 discretion the nnyontls
uf % covenant breaking state, residing
In this cuuntrs, or in countries other
than that Of the covenant breaking
state tu continue commercial. imam
2aI and political relations with Am
,II.lr citikcnH.
tivo democrats voted with the re-
ruhucans iu supporting the rcscr,n-
tIur.
The reservations declaring That the
trrlty should not be construed as
validating any Illegal acts m dealing
with enemy property in this country
was ro-adoptcd without change hN a
vote uf Ah 10 -. seven democrats
supporting 10 and one republican Not-
Ing against H.
The senate then rc-adoptod the Ia
bor reservation whicn refuses assent
10 tho. labor sections of th" treaty
Tho vote was a. To 20, with six
democrats. standing with the solid re-
pub.icin membership for adoption.
That lott only the article ton ana
voting power reservations tu be acted
ON and Gcbatc was begun on the lat
ter
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08

PARIS. Mlrch Gormuutlnopie
D. actually occupied by allied troops
under provisions of the armistice, o.
iH pulGfcd out hy the Petit Tarizieu
this morning. which saws thnt cin
IT. haiuuurtors uf General runch,t
u'Eaporry mI There uru ln the ,iiy
one division and enc brigade u
French troops.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08

~. prevailing direction. south
west; character nf the day. clear
state Weather
Ncw MeNlcu. Fair tonight ana
Juczdav warmer tonight aud lu
southoist portion TUESDAY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08

We must depend upon large ard
efficient reserve force ready TO DE
mohiiizcd the instant an emergency
nrises' be declared These reserves
should be riven periodic training in
peace lime tu quulfy them for duty
oflnnt"
An active reserve force Of % 00n
mcn cnlisting Tor one ycaf was rec-
ommcnde1 by Mr.. Daniels ns neccr-
snry Co provide an adequate trained
reserve, Tie approved the bureau Of
navigation recommendation for a
total reserve Of approximately 20O.-
600 mon be enrolled and divided into
two classes. 100000 TO be trained Tor
service with the first ana an equal
number for duty on merchant vcs-
spls.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08
DANIELS URGES
NAVAL BASES
IN THE PACIFIC
Recommends Large Ex-
penditures To Provide
For Big Fleet There
~ ~ ...os'.-se .-s..

AsH1NG TON March s-Ex-
tonsiVr Development of naval hnses
and facilities in the Pacific ocean
was urged today before the house
naval committee by Secretary Dan
icis. Immediate action was necessary
be- said, 70 meet tho needs OF tho
Pacific fleet. which he pointed out.
WIS iargcr than the fleet which cir
clcd the s.ohe Ia 1907
His Program.
Specific recommendations made By
the secretary were;
Dr,,;upmcnt OF Pearl IIarbor. tIa-
wall. ~ supply base for the fleet
with facilities for repair nuh upkccp
improvements at Guam to permit
uf It's serving uA u fucllng and repair
stntiun frr -hipS en- route TO the far
east aud a. "A i,icllng base for United
States merchant marine Vcss-cls.
Enlargement of the aasnl base nc
nrcmcrtOH, Washington. tu permit
caring for u larger quota OF the fleet
there.
This yard should b,,omc one Of
the main repair and dn,'king yards
fur capital .hips.' ~aid Mr. Daniels.
Development of san Diego. Call
tlruia, ~ the main has Of tho Pacific
fleet while On the southern Pacific
driii grpunds.
establishments OF submarine and
destroyer hnsrs nt poIt Ang.lcr.
Washington. and Astoria. OIpgun.
itimatun establishment nf n fuel
Ing aud suppl, base in Aln-i.n 90
place tu De- determined later.
t'nlcss provision Is made 20 main
tain va the efficiency of the present
unNnl reserve force 10y systematic
training, the navy within a few years
VIII hr faced with the same lack of
potential man power ua when the
country entered tho war. Secretary
Daniels said. IN another war. the
secretary said. there probably would
not b. the same opportunity for
preparation"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08

Chicago. choice f14te 10 fie.91t
,,n.eediiym. 'i2loe 20 fi"toi reeeipit
Kansas cisy sis.so 20 $500; rcs
coipta. i0,s0o
Denver ,erassl gs.oo 70 ti2ooi a.
ccipts. 1900.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08

NEW YORK. March S.-iiar silver,
&I2Sh.
Copper quiet. clectrolytlc spot and
first quarter. isac; second quarter.
igc.
Iron steady. No. northern, tt7.00
a. ts.0oi No. . northern. $4,000
1900.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-17

couuuu. .no prucut term OF dislri.t
court. criminal session. next Mon
day
pEcUEEs DT biNDErE V.rc
granted lup toupWIus Nu district Hud
.ir,riur count yesterday. blanche
sNou'mtu against B j SurucmnHt
Alice Naupo.D against George
o. "a NENWl$ has purchasod th'
j. - Thompson home Hi 1866 NoUh
NlUu N,,' NI Mo.vu who Is
connected win th, 'o.d'u company
upr,. ,spcrfa fp br located with hs
ruHy Iu their new h"m" after
lrsuor A>p MFRS E. D.
NDlHpE of DtlIas. Icfi Iast uirhl
t,' Etu-ts CITY, whore Bishop
Nuluu Will Address tho women
mU uoulry rpuusil l' ihc central VI
D. chur.h. south.
rEriTtOtS FOR ItNplt'E V'r'
uItl by the following plaInliiiH iT
II. .r..i and superior court }cat'r'
day. o.. 90 Wynn 4gtiua. Jc-fi" y
Wynn. <oIur Miles against Henry
Mice. NgIo EuE against George
Nug Anna 50 Jackson AGAINST Ed
ward e. jackson.
TIIE rTuSr A>NIAI. convention
uf the oklahoma s1l"s force ~ The
TULSA branch OF jur Shorwiu WI
Uam. Paint company started ycsi'I
day and VIII continue over today
Several prominent officials ~ th'
company were present \ hnuguo
was given at Hotel Tulsa last night
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-17
Ddiiy Reheorsdis for
"iU Aboard" Comedy

~ tho number NJ rohearsals can
be- used az u criterion, "All Aboard, '
the musical comedy That BIS o." Doc
presented April 20 and - by the
Tulsalc club. viii bee the biggest sue
cess Of the season. Nchcarsals arc
being held daily and oven though
the actors have already shown pro-
nDruoy In learning their parts.
there N tu bc no lotup until the day
ut the play 4 ~. Robbins. vice pres
idcut ~ the Tulsalc club and promi
uDut TN the production Of the play
aaid last night.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-17
Change Of stars for Concert Tonight

instead of hearing Miss Anna case.
prlma donna soprano. sing tonight
IN Convention hail, Mr.. Robert car
son has bocn forced To bring "A sub
stitutc, as Miss Case still remains
III In Hotel Tulsa. Miss Julia Claus
sen, mezzo soprano OF the Mctropoli-
tan, has arrived In answer TO wire
and Will take Miss Casc's place. Miss
Clausson Is dramatic singer with
"A rich lovely voice and is often com.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-17
Dcparrmcn,ai Entertainment. I.

The junior department OF the
Sunday school OF the Christian
church will meet Saturday afternoon
In the church pnrlors at ESQ o'clock
for a social time arranged FOR those
small folk by the superintendent
Mrs q. n. l.. Thomas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-17
Coming Event.

on the afternoon of May I, quar-
tet OF matrons viii entertain In the
country club at tea. Phc hosteanog
win be- Mrs Churlcs f. Farren. Mrs.
g. &. simmons. Mrs o. ~ Leonard
and Mrs. Walter F Nichols.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-17
Recent Marriage OF Interest.

Mrs, \. Arthur OF this city an
nounccs the recent marriage In Fort
Worth, TcNus, OF her daughter pattl
10 MI H. -. Little OF that city Mr..
and Mrs Little will reside In Cor
man. TOMS.