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The Dolores star., 1920-06-04
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kcRisp PARAGRAPHS.
by OF the WEEK
'iN0 THE PRooRRoo o.
kHMvs IN ovR OWN AND
4 PoaGioM LAMpa.

Newspaper Union News Service.
TERN.
Bank of Ranger. Texas. with Il
of 5000, has closed it's doors.
Ing deposits and failure to re
m loans were given as tho cause
k officials.
destroyed more than half a bust
block at Twin Falls. Idaho. caus-
loss Of approximately x3OO.OOU.
laze started in n hall in which II
was held.
hationwide campaign against the
tobacco was advocated by Mrs.
Il. Irvine, president sof the W.
U. of southern California, AT
organization's thirty-eighth an
Convention at Long Beach. Calf.
&. Gen. Frank Taylor. United
army, retired, II veteran of the
Indian and Spanish-Am
died suddenly at the home of his
w. i" '''"''e' ne was
se"'S "s' III N"i"'s' rrance' Oh
ISL parents.
tx OF enthusiasm Of the San Fran
public over 7Jcent huir-cuts
opted a number of the leading ton
establishments at Sun Francisco
npounco tho iO.cen, ,;,,i, ,,,I,,
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n, ,f fin. HIGHER ,,rirr
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k.cts Az Inns. ,s nossih,. Th, no,
Zen were also urged to shin tbem
Montana in the event that such n
|surc produces a feed shortage
Ac,,r~,omo,
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80, .a,,,,.,,,,... $50. "'''t" " .,
oe "''"
sed by delays in delivering tcle.
ms.
ne Uouse hill ,uthorizin. t,. Sac
,ry Of the Treasure T.. n,,rch,,.
.Ou1v 600 additional of farm land
X bonds las been poss.d nv Tho
ate.
-,
900. while imports fell off 100000.
us compared witt, the trade fig.
S of March, it has been announced
The Department OF Commerce.
:. SambO.n Jones, American minis
to Honduras, hns resigned his posr
his resignation has been accepted,
STATE Department announced. His
ccsSor has not been selected.
rr,,, ycn :. GOO - IN, . ,,
in, ,,;,.. "a, ,,I,i,,.,. :, H.. .,.,n
.retary Houston, wrote Congress in
uesting Sl.:j0O.OU0 for 1000 watch
II to guard bonded warehouses next
u.
With gasoline and fuel oil consump.
outstripping production and The
foreground reserve liable 10 exhnus.
, in twenty years. the pa,ior, is
Ing n liauid fuel crisis ca,ljnr for
site action, according to DIR Van
Manning director ar III. Rure,u or
les.
Resident Wilson has signed bills
vidinr for nm ex,m,p,,;n, anil pa.
4 on tbe conditions ,d ,.s,.,;,,, -,
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M. i,oun,n,,,.. ~ ' ", ee'iea
mi fnres, ond for d,s,,,,,,;,. .',,
lands withdrawn ami ;,n,.,oy.d nm
the provisions Of tho recl,m,tinn
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ASKS CONGRESS
FOR MANDATE
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE READ IN
BOTH HoUsES-REFERREo
TO COMMITTEE.
WOULD WAIVE TREATY
WILSON ACCEPTS INVITATION TO
ARBITRATE TURkisH-AR-
MENiAN BOUNDARY.

Western N.v.p,p.r upioo N.w,s.,vic.
''' ha' -'-A"tioriy 10
"''ep' ior 'ie .h'ied States mahda-
Tory over Armenia has been asked OF
Congress by President Wilson. The
executive said he was conscious he was
urging very critical choice" but
thai he did so 'in earnest belief il
viii be the wish OF the people of the
United States that this should be
done.
The Presidents age was read in
both houses. but was discussed In
neither. Each referred il TO ITS com.
mittee on foreign relations.
Som. s.,,,. p.n,h,;,.,us ,,,dio,.d
that tho mess,.. would III, +, ,h. Son.
,te c,,un,it,.. ind.f;nitaty
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Tax Return Letter. 3 Cents.

Observation-Disclosures returned to
the senders from the dead letter Of
flee will be marked ~ cents DUE ac-
cording to an order issued by the post
master general. The order is made In
care in addressing their mail. The bill
under which the order was issued was
introduced by Senator Phipps of Colo
rado. who has made Nne statement that
the order was the result Of sugges-
ton Of Denver mail carrier, Sheldon
r. Purly.
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EASTERN LIVE STOCK.


Chicago.-Cattle-Bee steers mostly
steady: yearlings and good heavy
weights active. Top ycarlinss 1885
top heavy steers. Si3: bulk all weight
$11.00n 1850; fat heavy she stock
lower: other cows and stockers and
feeders steady: calves stes1y to soc
higher: bulk. SIl.5OQl3.OD: bulls.
strong; bulk. s7.759s.50.
Hoss--neavy steady. Top. $3.50;
bulk light and light butchers, S1fi0@
1887 q 100; pigs steady to use lower;
bulk Sl2.00lpla.15.
Sheep-Mostly steady. Choice handy
weight short lambs. SIZES; bulk. $500
@17.00; medium 1850 down. few good
to choice ewes, $11.75 q 1900.
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New York. Butter Creamery.
higher than extras. 63663hc: cream
cry. extras. 62l, firsts, 5Sh 16sc.
packing stock. current make. No. .,
4Oc.
ESss-Storage packed extra rirsts,
~ Nc; firsts. $50 4sc: fresh gathered
Cheese-White and colored, 31O3ac:
ditto, average run. 30c; state, whoI,,
milk. flats current make, specials
white and coiored. 2sQ zoe.
Poultry--Aiive-Expr brothers. 80
q LOS: western broilers. frozen, 10 "a
5Sc; chickens. frozen. $50 10; TOW 8
fresh, 32q44c; frozen, 500 l3c; old
ROSTERS. fresh. 2S029c: frozen. ESQ
Use: turkeys. frozen. 51Q156c.
The Dolores star., 1920-06-04
Sea Lion Skins for Shoes.

Prince Rupert, Il. C.-Premier John
divers suggestion that sea lions in
this province he slaughtered and their
skins used for making Shoes has met
with approval of fishermen here and
plans are under way for killing the
animals on large scale Fishermen
pointed out that the plan will save the
fish. for the average sea lion davOurs
fifty pounds of good fish Il day.
The Dolores star., 1920-06-04
IS Wheat is Predicted.

Seattle, Wash.-Five dollar wheat
may be expected before the 1921 crop
is harvested. Louis w. Hill, chairman
Of the board of directors of the Great
Northern railroad, said here. He said
it had been impossible for growers to
hire enough men to plant the
crop
The Dolores star., 1920-06-04
Dead Nurses BROUGHT Home.

New York.-Thc bodies of ten WON.
en war nurses who died overseas on
duty mt army base hospitals and the
first to he brought home, arrived her
On the transport Princess Mntoika. On
board also We're the bodies of AIS sol
Tiers who lost their lives in accident
or succumbed to wounds and disease
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Will Check EXCESS Profits.

Washingtnn.-I'he assembling Of in
formation regarding the income and
excess profits received by corporations
atur Harris resolution probably would
require from four To five months and
cost approximately S5o00Oo. the Sen
ate finance committee has been in
formed by internal revenue Officials.
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Greeu sailed Hides, Etc.


Colorado settlement prices:
Bar silver, 99Ac.
CoppvI. pound. 10000.
Lead, $3.50.
Speltcl, $3.50.
TunS stem. per unit, $500 1900
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COLORADO NEWS NOTES.


ganized forestry movement, can re-
place them with new growth. Unless
prompt and effective measures are in
trOduced to arrest this process of dis
within twenty-five years, find itself no
longer able to meet the market demand
for forest products. Such a condition
can only result in Industrial stagna-
ton. exorbitant prices for wood pro-
ducts which enter into the daily life of
the people, and greatly restricted eco
homie and civic development.
The National Guard Club. an organ.
izatiOn of local business men to coop
crate with the National Guard unit
which is to be formed, has been organ
lied in MontrOse. This club will spon-
sOr the formation of the local guard
unit. and after it Is organized will as
sist the guards in the way of better
club rooms and AS an advisory board.
to which the members of the guard will
always be free to appeal for assist.
ance.
The Pawnee County Club has been
organized mt keoia by advocates OF
county division from the KeOta. Sligo,
Grover, Hereford and New Raymer
districts. Resolutions are being pre-
pared which will he introduced be
fore the Legislature. Both the Demo
cratic and Republican county assem-
hlinS nt (.rualaN r,Ia Dot.
W.
'"Pp''
Henry CraSani, ten years old, was
sh"i an" seriously wounded by Mex
icah near me 'ras"ht home at Johns
t"Wh' according |" IL story told to the
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GERS OF the Farmers Electric and
rover 'ohiPah! OF EATON, the home
''as ana Electric Company OF Greeley
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was instantly killed ut me L. #. X
company NINE ht crested Butte when
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steal examination.
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''ree'e'.
The following figures show Denver.
growth from 1870 to the present time
us shown by official government cen
sus figures: 1870. 4,7:9; 1880, 1869
1880. 1m.Il3: 1900. 133,S59: 1910
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FOREIGN.


copy OF the extremely rare two
,an.e stump OF Mnuriti'ts. issue of
'o''. was sold for 100000 francs ut the
CIRQUE, T., p...,. '"e Ho'e'
ne iirst woman elected to office In
''"hGary Is Margaret Schlachta, sue
Anr'stiHh Nationalist candi-
h"'e ior the national assembly from
me i,rst district of Budapest
oocssh " sun claimed by the Rus
S'"" ho'sheVisis and rumors of lis cap
'"re by ukrninian force have not been
snPporteh ny subsequent messages Al
''eo commissioners are without Off
c'"' information.
Greek and Turkish troons hav.
'"sne" ABOUT twenty-five miles east OF
"'i ia' where the turks are taking
NV intensive hhd are apparently mass
"s 'e'hiorcehieh,s preparatory to fur
'"'' ""'"nces against the Greeks.
The carrying out of $50 death xen.
fences pronounced nv the court..m,r.
| - ''~'''' ''sA'
'e" p's'pone" by President Eberts
o'"' .s'"ru'hs 10 o'f'c'ni announce
rue sentences PROBABLY VIII be
''''Se'.
The BOlslieylsts have launched an
| attack on the northern front between
the River Dvina and Rorisoff and the
'''S nave oeen c"ihpr'eu. TO snireh-
u'' S'o"h" III 'he race OF superior
'' S"ss a" o''c'hi communication
ISSUE" NJ warsaw.
| Torendor JOsplitO Elgnilo was killed
at Place de TaIavera when dIspa tc,i-
ing his fifth bull at Madrid. He be.
longcd to a famous bull fighting fam
lily. his father being II banderillero,
while his Older brother, Rafael. also
Is a.. o''' lighter.
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over WE'VE pou""s, one Oh Tue largest
h"sec's ever lo''ii'' has Deeh dlscoF'
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Congo occordip,. IN the African
World. 1t is now in the possession of
the London branch of the Banuue du
Congo Beige and will be sold on behalf
of the Belgian government
opNppay
| ihirt!-iNc states VIII eject govern
ors next tall III the time when the
'eS,ae"' an" VIZ p''s''e"' are e'''s'
~" wv ."" '. 80, 'e''''' p
:" .""e ''''I' " 1851 "'S' a
Lew +. morton, vice presidehs OF
tue ohited states uhucr PRESIDENT Har-
tisoh, ictt an estate OF slo,ooo,ooU. ne
oieu from prohch'u' pneumonia OH the
"'h a'"i'ers"'! VI MS p'''' at lo"Sn'
N'epSie' Az
Three men were killed ana Sisters
vile, W. Va, was rocked by I'm expio'
sion of 100 quarts OF nitr0giycerine at
the plant of the Young Torpedo Com
phny. Tie cause OF the explosion has
not been determined.
The American Legion has ipaupu.
r,t.d ;, ,,mnnipn for tn. re.odontiop
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The Dolores star., 1920-06-04

Eggs.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.

Eggs strictly fresh. case
count .....--.,..,....S li.OV % ll.2s
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-10

How can you safeguard your
daughters innocence by keeping her
ignora Take her 10 see THE End
Of the Road" NJ the Grand ---AdYt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-10
TASKS $50, 900 DAMAGE
Man and Wife Injured When Their
Auto Strikes Rope In Street
Sue city aud Church.

Damages Of s5O,ODO were asked
by Harold Goodrich In district court
yesterday against the city OF Tulsa
and the First Christian church, for
injuries received June when he
drove his automobile into rope
stretched across the street by III"
city. Goodrich allges his skull was
fractured. his arm dlslocated and
his body injured permanently by the
ace Ient.
Goodrich was diving his car
south on Boulder avenue. a rope
stretched across the street by the
police department 80 prevent traf'
fic during the block party TO be held
that night, pinned the driver again-'
-he scat of the car Suit In when
damages Of $4,000 were asked wa'
flied by Mrs Jessie Goodrich, ridine
with her husband at the time OF the
accident in which she claims per
mancnt injuries as the result OF
the auto striking the rope,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-10
FOOD CLUBS CAN
SAVE IN BUYING
Foodstuffs Can BE Pur-
chased Cheaper in
Quantity Lots.

Nelghborhood buying of groceries
and household supplies would mean
a big saving TO many housewives in
providing their tables with fresh
vegetables and fruits. AZ the city
market one pays five to 10 cents for
a bunch Of new bocts, carrots, on
Ions or turnips. In quantities. they
are sold for 80 and 40 cents % dozen
bunchcs and in somo instances even
less. Cabbage sells nj siX ana half
cents 10 10 cents a pound but Is
plentiful at 90 and 60 cents dozen
heads.
Green beans are plentiful and
cheap Peas are to De found In "a
few Of the stores but arc high
ranging from 90 10 80 cents a quart
ROastiug oars are plentiful. They
can be procured for 40 cents aud In
somo cases 30 cents u dozen. \ few
OF the moro "oxciusi"o" stores have
some choice corn at 90 and 70 cents
a dozen. This corn is smaller ana
much sweetcr.
Home grown tomatoes arc offered
at 25 and 30 cents pound Others
ars 20 cents pound Cucuruhcrs
are 10 and ~ cents each and cheap
er when bought In large quantities
for plckllng. Cauliflowcr is Is
cents n head. Largo grccn peppers
are five cents n piece. Esq plant is
IS and 20 cents each New pota-
toes vary greatly IN price. Home
grown ones may bc had for 1-2
to ~ cents \ pound and shipped In
ones are Sl20 peck. Okra is 25
and 30 cents a pound.
Fresh fruit Is practically Off the
market. a few red raspberries can
be had at 40 ana 80 cents a pint
box They have been high all year
and with sugar at 26 and 30 cents
a pound very little jam and jelly
was put into jars for next winters
use. Dowberries arc very scarce
and Of poor quality. Apricots are
1 8 and 20 cents n dozen: blue plums
are about the same prico while tho
red plums nrc little higher. "a few
peaches have arrived
CantRloupcs are 10, ~ and 20
cents q piece. Watormelons are
three and a half cents pound.
Lomons are 10 and 20 cents n
dozen: oranges five cents each I.
grapefruit 25 cents each; and bn-
nnnas are 40 and 80 cents n dozen.
Dressed hens are ~ TO so cents a
pound; spring chickens 65 to so
cents n pound; old roostcrs arc 90
TO 40 cents.
Country eggs arc ~ cents n
dozen. Butter Is 30 TO rs cents n
pound; flour II 81 hundred and
lard is about 30 cents n pound
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-10

Are YOU III to mnrry7 See "Thc
End OF the Road" at tho Grand and
decide for yourself--Ahyt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-10
Wants TO Enforce His
Judgment for S2O9ff

Asking that the defendant come
into court and show the ownership
~ the Jones Gas company suit
was filed In district court yesterday
by Island Smith against tho gas
company. John O. Mitchell Jay
Forsythe, r. A. Baker and others.
Smith claims a judgment for t20,-
94i against the gas company OBJ
tainod June 4. 1919 In the Tulsa
county district court and alleges be-
cause thc defendant stockholders
Of the company have possession OF
the company assets they should he
brought into court and explain why
the plaintiff cannot collect the judg-
ment
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-10
BIG GAIN IN RED
CROSS SEAL SALE
Last Year Returns Were
$4,000,000 in Fight on
White Plague.

jules Schovitz. the general secrc-
inry uf tho oklahoma Tuberculosis
Association was IN Tulsa Thursday
ana Friday visiting and directing
The VARIOUS Organizations that are
being formed Npdcr the leadership
~ the Tulsa Tuberculo sis Associn d.
ton. Mr.. Schcyitz was present at a
meeting ~ the COllinHvllc orga MIA -
tiou Thurdny night Friday he went
10 sand Springs, and Friday night
ho was IN Skiutook. These towns
are organizing public health ASSOC
ciItious and had very encourasins =
reports 10 render to the official from
state headquarters.
Mr.. Schcvltz reports that with but
three years ~ work In oklahoma
thcro are now organizations to rep
resent the National Association In
72 ~ the ~ counties Of the state.
Tho first year Of the seal sale at
Christmas time brought In returns
mat amounted TO $4,000. Last
year the returns were $4,000, 600
showing an enormous Increase In
tho ~tcrcat and confidence that tho
population Of oklahoma ~ putting
In this great medium Of charity, edu-
cation. sanitation, and welfare,
Fle'. wv" ~ 'NP'""N" ""'u'''5 ~
oklahoma 10 keep up the work Of
the state division which is directed
by 30 field nurses. This association
ls, In turn. supervised by the nation
AL organization I'm New York city,
which has 1000 organizations
throughput the United states.
Mr. Schcyitz rs much pleased with
tho results OF the work done by the
Tulsa County Association and OK
poets great increase In the NOM
bershlp OF this branch OF work with
In the next three months.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-10
OVERCOME EXHAusTIoN
HorsforJ's Acid Phosphate

banishcs that tired\ feoling--a whole
some tonic DRINK 'fur brain. nerve
and body At druggists Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-10
THO Petitioners Buy
Land in Litigation

Decrcelng Albert Lcithauser. Carl
Lcithauscr and others owners In fec
OF the east 90 feet OF lot 6 and tho
west 10 feet OF lot II block 90.
original townsite or Tulsa. tudg
mcnt was entered against the
claims OF Joseph Lcithausrr. Frank
Loithauscr and othors In district
brick building on the lot. and the
named petitioners offered to pur-
chase the property at It's appraised
value OF $4,000 the court ordered
the sheriff 10 give the petitioners
deed to tho property and made
provision for the distribution OF tho
proceeds to other heirs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-10

Senate, Gore wiz BE
Pleased To Meet His
Friends Here Sunday

Senator r. T.. Gore will arrive
in Tulsa Sunday noon and remain
here until ~ 80 "A. m, according
to an announcement made yestcr-
day by his local campaign man
ayers lie can be visited by
friends nt room 2Oi Hotel Tulsa.
Ile comes here from southwest
xsn oklahoma where during the
present week no has been dcliv-
ering from thrco to SIX speeches
every day.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-10

auditorium Thursday night and or
sanized a campaign club for the
coming fall elections. The progress
slves seemed to be in the majority
and the clubs was named the Cox
Roosevelt-scott Ferris d" democratic
club.
The speakers Of the meetinp wer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-10
r. y. Farmer Is Nelp
Clearing House Head

r. T.. Farmer, former national
bank examiner, was elected as the
now manager of the Tulsa Clearing
House association, ut n meeting oi
the association last night Mr. Farm
cr was clsC-d to fill the vacancy
left by Il. e Piper. who resigned M
manager OF the Clearing House ns-
socintion, TO accept n position as
vioo president az the Union National
bank. Mr.. Farmers resigdtion viii
take ctfcc; AuglIst
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Mr.. Hudson, candidate for stare rep
resentative: Mr. Boone and Mr..
Springer, candidates for county at.
torney and Horace Hagan. repre-
sentative of Scott Ferris. These
men spoke Of things relative to tn.
forming Of the club and it's work.
The next meeting viii be held neNt
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Thursday at the high school audi
torium.
The following officers were cleo
ted. president, W. j. Boone; first
vice president. Mrs.. w. -. Hixson:
second vice president, w. e. Best.
third vice president. Mrs. Charles
STRICKEN; seerc~ary, +. Il. williams; ;
treasurer, G.. r. DaTidson.
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cox CLUB is ORGANIZED
sand Springs Democrats Plan Active
Campaign=-.Womcn on Committee.

SAND SPRINGS, July 9.--Local
democrats met at th- high school
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WAS|
tnsry
nounce
as fol-
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4SO /
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crease
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popuIa
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Birby Banker Brings
Tales of Prosperity

A. G. Wise, president Of tho First
National bank Of Bixby was In Tulsa
yesterday on business, lie reports
that tho wheat vicid IL good there
and that there ARE plenty of cars tor
Loading the grain. They are getting
$2.5b bushel for wheat MIR. Wise
says the recent rains assure a good
corn CTOn.
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Mrs Norman H. DAVIS. wife OF
tho new undcr-socrctary of state,
has Joined Mr.. Davis In Washing
ton. She comes from Tullahomd,
Tenn, ana viii therefore mako an
addition to the large southern group
I'm the capital Mr.. Davis served as
ono of the financial advisers to tho
American peace mission.