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Evening journal., 1920-06-11
Miscellaneous Economy Specials at Actual
Savings of Fully 1913 to 5000

Regular $3.50 Bed Spreads, full
size, extra heavy; beautiful centre de-
sign; Saturday, $500.
Fine Percale Dressing SacqueS, light
and dark shades; regular $1.50; Satur-
day, $1.00.
Beautiful long Kimonos, made of
very sheer voiles and lace trimmed;
Saturday $2.25.
Fine Marquisette Curtain Scrim,
white and cream; Saturday, 2Sc.
Union Linen Huck Towels, large
size good, heavy quality Regular
39c; Saturday, 29c.
Bates SeerSucker Gingham, in plain
colors and plaid; regular soc; Satur-
day, 40c.
Evening journal., 1920-06-11
roo MANY CIaARss
Horsford's Aci

Horsford's Acid Phosphate
viii overcome headache, depression and
other III effects from-cxcessiye smoking
Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-06-11

evangelical areas. The schools for
pastors viii train them In most up
to-date methods.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-06
CITY TO REOPEN
PATTERSON CASE
Matter of Boiler Works
Building Permit Is
Again Taken Up
CITY DADS VISIT LOT
Find That Most of Objections
to Plant Comes from Those
VINO Rented Property

That tho case Of A.G. Patterson.
whose building permit Tor 20
machine shop in Cherokee Heights
war revoked recently by tho city
commission, will ho rc-opopcd nt tho
commission meeting Friday appeared
probable Tuesday evening after city
officials had visited the proposed
shop location ana acquired more
knowledge ~ rirrumstaucca con
nccted with Pattersuna casc
Want Investigation
John IlRvcr. Patterson. Barney
Meyer representing tho Industrial
committee NJ the chamber of COM
mcrcc. and John ~ Miller repro
sontiug tho real estate exchange. mp
poarCd before tho commission Tuos.
dny morning aud requested that q
personal invcHtiEation bc made.
Objections ny RENTERS
Havcr. Patterson. Meyer Miller
the mayor ana city commissioners
went TO tho location at o'clock
Tuesday afternoon. They found
Patterson had succeeded I'm obtain
ing written consent from several
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-06
WOMEN ENDORSE
DRIVE OF ARMY
Y. w. G. A. Members Fav-
orable to Plan Because
1t Helps Girls

Unanimous endorsement " the
salvation Army campaign for funds
with which TO build girls board
ing home was made by the board
OF directors Of the Tulsa Young
women's Christian association in
regular session yesterday morning
The action was taken because Of the
benefit which u was hoped such
a home would be to young women.
a number of board members volun-
teered TO work on the woman's team.
Mrs. Ruth Jacob Clark was called
by the board to the position Of as
sistant secretary and business socre
tary OF the local association. Mrs
Clark was general secretary Of the
association at spokane. Washington.
last year, and at Canton, Ohio, three
years ago and has studied year
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-06
TRY MERCHANTS
EARLY NEXT YEAR
Thirty-six Accused as
Profitecrs Plead Not
Not Guilty

OKLAHOMA CITY. oct 5.-Thc
81 oklahoma merchants Indicate q
Saturday hv the federal grand jury
fur prufitc,rug probably VIII be
u!cd iu lultod Stutco diHtrict ouurt
hoi, 90 tb, JauulIy term Tho date.
however, hIg not been set.
All of tho m,rcbnnts entered pleas
+ not guilty boiurc Judge ,iOhu II.
Cutipni today Judge Samuel w
Hayes, representing all OF the NOR
chants through their respective at
iorncys. asked that the court accept
tho please ~ not guilty with tho
provision that the plea may b"
wlthiraWr IN each case or Tint de-
mu-Tcrs on rlondiugE may DO enter
cd 20 the md ctmouts before the date
Of trial Is sot.
Herbert NJ. Peck, federal district
attorney. trrced t. tals request
Hayes said ho wished , speedy near
Ing OF tch uasoa. II was pointed out
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-06

AZ tho national training school In
New York city
-aOne hundred cnrollments in the
fall gymnasium classes and new reg
istrations daily were reported. The
appreciation Of tho board was cx-
tended to Or. ~. G. Childs and G. s.
Summers for their cooperation I'm
giving physical examinations
According 80 the report from the
residence section for the months of
August and september there was
an average of so regular roomers
while translents numbered 232 and
81 women were given free lodging
Many young women were directed
to other lodging places because Of
the crowded condition Of the resi-
denCe.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-06

Or u. W Dickson. os'copath
Usage 1Gt -Adyt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-06

French doctors have invented ,
form Of banana flour Tor uso az
tonic
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-06
TEXANS TRAILING
TO ROAD MEETING
21 of Tulia Follow Ozark
Trail With Band; Stop
at Pittsburg, Kan.

Travelling via the "horseless car
riaEo," 2i business men and their
wives of Tulsa, Tex, arrived here
late last night in six gas wagons
on their way to Pi'tsburg, Kas.
where they will attend q convention
Of the ozark trail association. The
convention opens October and con-
tinucs until October 10.
Tho Tulia crowd are : delegate
from the Lone star state and fhcy
EXPECT TO arrive I'm Pittsburg TO-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-06
Auto Thief
Held Under S5, ,OOO
Bond at Preliminary

Found probably guilty ~ the
theft or an automohll, boo 900. D'y
September 10. H. Courtney 1r-
rested at Collinsyllc several daya
after the theft in posrrgion ~
lnpmubllc car owned by Dr
NJ G. Kimbnll nos south Gul-
weston avenue. was h'Id under
bond NJ $4,000 ut Oh, conclusion
Of hls preliminary irHurr Tuos-
day before Justice o. D. Gray.
Courtney was committed tY nu
90 await trial by district count
Dr. kimbnll uuun,d ,ts and
county 8uthoriti,e Immediately
after tho thon .f tn. Drr uud
several luF- later ufN.rra 1t col.
linsHllo arrested Courtney when
he stopped at - fluur station In
that city
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-06
10 Days t0 Enlist.

Only ton days remain In which TO
enlist for the European cruise OF
six dcstroyers and their mother ship,
according 20 local navy recruiting
officials. This cruise is open only
10 ex-sorvicc men and most OF the
branches OF the service are wanted
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-06
Kendall "Stude" Body
Practices NeU Music
for StilLUdter Game

Sounds OF yells, songs and
"rahs' ring cut from the Admins
tration uildlng at Kendall college
this week as cOlleginnH manufac-
tufc pop fOt roofing A. the foot
bah game at pop mccungs held
Immediately after daily chapel
Several new songs and yolls have
bccn prepared and will have their
premier use NJ the game win
saltwater on Saturday afternoon.
NJ. J. Collins Is yell leader WITH
Ralph j.. Lamb and Earl Jones as
assistants. At tho chapel cXcrcisos
on TuoUay r. f. witty, newly
elected captain. and the members
or mo team were escorted to tho
platform and n vocal dmonstrat-
ion of enthusiasm given by tn"
student body
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-06

morrow nisht or at the latest Th,-
day morning. The delegation vbt"
has a good sized band IS h,aaoA ~
=. L. SwcpstOu. The 'ro44 w
enthusiasts left Tulia SUNDAY a.,
have averaged about t50 mia" "'l
day since their start. The -
are IN bad condition, beus aus
and hnl of "chuck' holes. accord,,.
to Swepston.
The party has followed tho o,,..
uaN 10 Tulsa and thcy Will r9r,Ir,..
TO follow II TO Pittshurg. Tho mas,
Will .eove here early this mornins
after giving band oouycr, In fr,,,
OF Hotel Tulsa
French doctors have ir,r,,o,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-06

that at tho present scssion OF mo
United states supreme court seVerht
cases regarding the lover act Tor
alleged violation ~ which tue 81"
merchants ware indicted, VIII be
heard
The merchants were called SinEly
prd stood M 10 answer not SuiIly
ns their names were read.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-06
TO TELEPHONE SUBSCRIBERS

an Desiring fully spPrseate all phases the resulting application for
embOdyis the following questions: w ~ ~~ ~~ " ~ ~ ~
beer satisfactory the
0 sev you eceving a hist tme?
he o trouble
the ahd bsse & SdSTfd @ may be Ss Spp h % will WILL % s
@ % % @ . Considered @ @ | VIII ~ conserve ~ % interest," we ''"s
its former standard The service could not be standard There isn't sufficient equip
exist Only IN the last six months have be factories making essential telephone parts
industries public
Unbiased eGteasw will prove that statement G " w ~ VIZ ~ " ~
1as @ Sf t
beanmers in the Operators school @ % We hpe more haS operators w pay "
h n which
Gi % S per @ een p % &Ra bat @ have o peer ent Increase M m ]
~ - ''~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ' - " N " F
We today the efforts 1880 furnish service to- the hest State
still
IL months @ since since the the end Federal LEON control these Smpoy YES have installed sa a
three previous history.
irhe condition known serve"
oa overloaded
We "p provide dsp % % aSiis @ % patron whose service "p" impaired
~ Since % the sts seizure Of s the % pGpsTS ] s" & sG% T T have put forth
in
ndp the Of
tn
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Money mo @ sits p ~ IMAM per
We Of REDUCING the of capital We hNs seommd that
with unresned industries but telephone together with materials did
a basis. ~ " ~ ~ ' ~ WV '" ." ~"
gently TO R S % that TqP @ m sG s ss & 9 @ the mmte s the Se s ds
We any
the the the We seek
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-12
NO NEW FLU CASES.

N6 IA single aase OF influenza had
been reported at 3 O'Clock today ~
The city hearh office. One ease o6
1ph-beria was reported
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-12

Il al TIE Nartas51zg J51-ns
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-31

alone and is hereby declared
to be wholly outside the Iurls
dictlon OF said league OF nations and
entirely unaffected by any provision
conta ned In the said treaty Of peoco
with Germany
1T was proposed by the democrats
TO strike out the words said doctrine
Is to be interpreted by the United
states alone To this consent could
not be obtained"
Tho Taft reservation ~ presented
TO the bipartisan committee by sen
ator Hitchcock and rejected by the
republicans is as follows;
The United states declines TO as
sumo any legal or binding obligation
TO preserve the territorial integrity or
political Independence OF any other
country under the provisions Of ar
ticlo 10 or 10 employ the military or
naval forces OF the United states
under any article OF the treaty for
any purpose. but the congress-. which
under the constitution, has the sole
power IN the premises will consider
ana decide what moral obligation. II
any. under the circumstances OF any
particular case when II arises should
move the United States IN the inter
est Of world peace and Justice, tu
take action therein and will provide
accordingly"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-31

changes accepted in the preamble and
the rcsrrvuttons affecting domestic
questions. Shautung. appointment OF
league rcprrscntatiy ana nrma-
rnrpta These nharRcs already have
boon published. NO decision was
reached. Tho statement said, on
reservations rotating 10 Withdrawal,
league expenses. the economic boy
colt and equality ~ voting power In
the league The Lodge Article 10 and
Monroe doctrine resor yations then
we're quoted, tho statement coutinu-
Ing ~ follows
"Ecsoryution No 2; The United
states asglncs no obligation 20 pre-
serve the territorial integrity or po-
litlcul Independence % any other
country or 60 Interfere in controver-
sizes between nntlou5 whether mem
brrs Of tho league or uot-.undcr the
provisions Of Article 10. or to en-
ploy the military or naval forces Of
The United States under any articles
~ the treaty Tor any purpose. un-
less In any particular cHfv the con-
greFg. Whiah. under the constitution
has IN" sole power TO declare war or
authorize tho employment Of the
military or naval forces OF the United
states. shall by act or Joint resOlu-
lion 80 provide
Various amendments and subsIi-
tu'ca were offered to this reservation
On regard to Article 10 Of the treaty
n wus found impossible 30 agree on
any change .n this reservation 90 be
presented To the other senators.
Reservation No. Q. Tho United
States will not submit to arbitration
or 10 inquiry by the assembly or by
the council Of tho league Of nations
provided Tor I'm said treaty of peace,
any question which I'M the judgment
OF the United states depend upon or
relate 20 its long established policy,
commonly known as the Monroe doc
trinc, said doctrine is TO be
interpreted by the United States
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-31

tnd . H aofncthiug. iu my judgment.
Whloh ought never . BE- permitted
wen - The mrastemOto Implication.
" W shuuli strike olt tIlt purle.
now after " had been accepted u,
me senate. u would Lead 60 a. dlreot
inference that We loft that queati Ju
open Tho right 30 interpret the
Monroe doctrine pertaining To the
nlt"d states alone must mover be
open 10 question
The proposed change referred to
~ tho senator was tiggcgtIon by
mo democrats 10 atrlks out Of IN.
republican reservation tho words
said doctrine 81 To be interpreted by
the Cuatcd Statea alone"
Senator Lodges statement rcvlcw-
ing tho work ~ The Di- partisan com
mittse said:
"For Tho past two weeks nine son.
atprH-fiYe democrats and four re-
publicaa have been meeting 10
consider the question Of changes in
no reservations adopted by tho cen.
ui' before tn" Adjournment ~ tho
l1gt session Of congress. commonly
B nuWu as ihC Lodge rcarryutlona
The senators who thus mo dtI not
constitute a committee The meet
inFs were entirely Informal and q
wna Understood al tho uuIs.t tuat
thoy had no power or authority
whatever 100 bind anyone Their only
purpose was 10 soc whether there
wsro any changes which they would
loo willing to iny before an the other
tnrmbcr9 ~ tho senate fGr th'ir con
ia.i'ittion. No final agreement. even
Go rui init any changes To- their col.
Leagues IN the senate, was reached
some tcntativ" agreements were uD-
tnincd Reservations three, eight
- and 3 wcro tentatively accept ed
hy nll without change. ~ was toutl-
lively agreed to sIbmit tho following
chnnECs 10 all thhi other senators Tor
their confederation
Tho statement then reviewed the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-31
Splendid Treatment for
Wrinkied, Fidbby Skin

She who coddies herself all day in an
orcrheatod house aud finds her skin flushed
and flAbby as a consequence, eau quickly
fresheu No for the evening by Just bathing
her face in a lotion made by dissolving an
ounce Of pure powdered saSolito In half
pint Of witch hatc she will find this most
refreshing II smooths out the wrinkles aud
draws IN the saCgy tissue almost immcdi.
Ecly and tho face appears considerably
reiuNcuated
Tho ingredients Of course, are perfectly
harmless and no trace OF the treatment
remains on the skin Ee sure TO ask the
druggist FOR the powdered saNulite --Adyt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-31

and viii rcaidc on Fifteenth street
IN Tcrrlco Drive
Mrs Teresa Vaughoy and daugh-
ter. Mis4 Eleanor NauRIoy ~ Alpu-
quctQue. " NJ, will arrive Tuesday
ana will visit Mrs n Ous McClin-
took aud Mrs Grant G. stebbuna
Mr. and Mrs lay Krzrlcr of Dal-
lns, TcHv. are expected To- arrive
this morning to Wait he lattor'h
sister. Mrs Harold MCKenna, and
NJ. Nctouna
Miss Elwildn IIcll springcr who is
"a student ut llosmor hail lu &c.
Louis is spending f"w days here
win humofplk and wIll rrturn to
school sunday night
Mrs George swIgart leaves sun
dnv night for Eunsas r'y. where fhe
viii visa relatives. Mrs. SWIgarL Will
b" accompanied by her mother Mn
! a Fryer. VINO has boon her guest
From k3nsu9 ClIy Mrs SwiEurt VIII
accompany her mother homo fu Ne
,ada. Mo, where she viii visit for
IA whale. gulug later ~ Shreveport
Ia. 20 Join Mr. Swigirt and where
They viii rcsdc In the future.
MIR. ma Mr Daniel Mthuucy
whp~e marriage on January u In
Ardmorc was Of much interest, are
now making Tulsa their home and
arc domicilcd FOR the present Ia the
k"tchum hotel Mrs Mah0ncy was
Miss Mary BOun0 Of Ardmurr She
mndo a host OF friends hero during
Tho Tulsa Confederate reunion.
when she officiatcd as sponsor from
her home city.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-31
SOCIETY %SMbH,s %Sszb -s
" Lillian CRAWFORD PERKINS WORK ..
. Lillian CRAWFORD PERKINS

My song. DO silent, for bird has
dicd
J saw his llttio figure In the SNOW
liko a soft blossom, docs God
know
Tho golden throat, whose moltcn
flow had pried
The grave Of April open and thrown
wido
The prison of spring.
--Mahlon Leonard Fisher.
Dilemma.
What tho God with "a great sound
Of rain
Came to tank ~ violcts and things
people do,
would have 10 labor and dig with
my brain.
Buil to get Il truth out OF all
words new.
--Ouick Johna
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-31

Fred Parkinson, state examiner and
Inspector, in IA letter scnt him today.
Copies Of the letter viii lie mailed to
all assessors In the state, Parkinson
stbl, TO guide them In asscssslng both
national and state banks.
Real estate owned by banks Is to
be deducted from tho estimated
value OF their shares and assessed
and taxed TO the banks az IL owned
by individuals, the opinion holds At
tcmMon is called TO the recent deci-
sion OF the state supreme court
which holds that banks arc not enti.
tied to deductions for capital in
vested In securities OF federal. state
OF municipal governments
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-31
Briefs Against Open shop.


OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan. 30
Briefs OF 400 words each presenting
arguments for and against the open
shop are being prepared for submis
sion to a vote OF the chamber uf
commerce of this city Edgar Fen
ton. president OF the state federation
OF labor. Is preparing the arguments
against the opon shop.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-31
Can Print Recipes
for Violating Dry
Act With Immunity


OKLAHOMA CITY. Jan go
That there Is nothing in the nation
al prohibition law to prevent
school text books containing reci-
pes for making liquors, wines, beer
and other alcoholic drinks, ia the
opinion OF the federal Internal rev.
enue department here made public
today.
Educational institutions and uni
versities now use texts which con-
tain such passages as "manufac-
ture OF alcohol and spirits" pro
duction OF wine and beer" and
''the laboratory production OF al
cohol," 1t was pointed out De-
tailed information is given az to
materials to be used. temperatures
and apparatus, and experiments TO
be carried out with the finished
product.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-31
IuntiIron.

Mrs. Bort l.. BrOokins entertained
Informally at luncheon In the Coun-
Try club on Friday honpring h"r
relatives. Mr. and Mrs. J.. ltisc ui
Denver. cot. ana mother. Ms Il o..
Fitzpatrick. ot Childrc-si, Texas Mr..
and Mira Fitzpatrick arrived Friday
morning In the private car of Mr.
Rice, who Is general superinten1ont
OF tho Colorado southern n Fort
Worth and Denver railroads. They
left last evening for Texas. accom-
panied by Miss Ruth litZpatrick,
who has been Visiting her sisder. Mira.
Brookins,. all wintor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-31
TAKE PACT FIGHT
BACK TO THE SENATE
CONTINUED From rAoE ONE

CONTINUED FROM FACE ONE
that any decision on article 10 prob
ably would bo put over until neat
week
What happened was described
thus by Senator Hitchcock In an
nounclng the negotiations we're at
an end
we presented the Taft rcserva-
ton on article 10 as our proposition.
There was some consideration as
To its exact meaning. We urged thom
To accept 1t, or to take "a few days
10 decide. but Senator Lodge said
hc could not accept it.
I'VE then asked them II they had
any counter proposal or would make
one Mr. Lodge said hc could not
mako any counter proposal / sug-
gcsiod that we try to agree on IA
way for taking up the treaty In the
senate, but Senator Lodge did not
want "a meeting on that subject. SO
we arc going TO proceed to call It
up"
Lodge Differs.
To this Senator Lodge had moth
Ing to add. In his statement re-
viewing the plishmcn OF the
committee, however, he set forth Mt
length his reasons for refusing To
compromise ON article 10 ana the
Monroe doctrine.
speaking for myself alone" said
the statement, Il have only this To
say. That | was unable 20 agree to
any change In reservations two and
1--WE dealing with article 10 and the
Monroe doctrine. In my opinion res
ervhtion No. ., which provides that
We shall assume no obligation of any
Kind under article 10 except the one
mentioned In the treaty thai we
should ourselves respect tho boundar-
les OF other nations. cannot possibly
permit OF change.
Tho change proposed In reserva-
ton No. five in regard to me- Mon
roe doctrine was an absolutely vital
one because II was accepted ns an
official Interpretation by the repre-
sentatlvos Of both parties that the
Monroe doctrine under the ueaty
was to be Interpreted by the league
"fo this. ! for one could never
assent. and In view of the statement
made In Paris by the British dclega-
tion to which | have referred, ! re-
gard the line which II was proposed
10 strike out as absolutely neces-
snry.
IL our Policy.
1.-THE United states has always
Interpreted tho Monroe doctrine
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-31
Germicides
Face Creams

Daggett e. Ramsdelrs Cold Cream ioc
Mentholatum ................3 30C
Jergen's Cold Cream ..........2S 2Sc
Pompeian Night Cream .......... Be
Nine Ise'bel's Beauty Balm ...... SOC
Stllman's Freckle Cream .......... soc
Ingram's Milkweed ....,.....,.,s. SOC
Minds Honey and Almond ......... SOC
Elmo Cleansing Cream .,.......... I9c
Elmo Tissue Builder r...........i .i0C, soc
Sempre Giovine ....,.........,.,..i i0c
Pompeian Night Cream ........... 6Oc
Mary Garden Observation-Disclosures. SOC
Pompeian Massage .........,......3 3Dc
Pompeian Massage ..............S soc
Sanitol Cold Cream ..............21
Migrants Milkweed Cream ..,..... SgC
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-31

Mrs w. e. Pakcr VIII entertain In
formally at dancing on tho evening
OF February In the Country club.
hororlng Mty,pes Grace and srss!a
guests Of their relatives. Mr. nud
Mrs Baker. Tho event VIII also
mark the birthday anniversary OF
Mr.. Baker.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-31
Inn HELLENIC SnciciY.

Miss Ruth Blovena win entertain
the Pan Ilcllonlo society this. Satur-
day, afternoon In her home, 1887
South Newport avenue. Assisting tho
hostess viii be Mrs. NJ. T.. Springer.
Mrs Harry c. Fair and Miai Twylcr
Springer This Is IL regular meet
ing of tho society.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-31
TEACHERS GET INCREASE
oklahoma City Grants Ins,ruc,o,.. =.
Per Cent Raise IN Wage W

ny AsSoclatcn fress State Wire
OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan. 90,
90 per cent general increase of go,
aries Of city school teachers wss -.
'mmonded In tho schedule for NO..
year by ]. a. Whiteford, city wn,,
!ntendent. to the board OF cdy,.,.a
tonight at a meeting called egpao.,B-
20 discuss salary schedules.
Many teachers have reported q,
Whiteford. he said. that their s,,,.
-es do not cover living evrors., d.. 4
that they are forced to depend
ually upon their families for s5pt.
Cuestionnalres which the fs5rr..'
filled out show that some are ul,',.
an average OF s65 month for boar
ana room, and that other r.en.,.'
legitimate expenses, such AS Joc,o.5
bills, clothing. Cur fare and .agn5..
require an additional &65 rn,-t5
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-31

The luncheon courtesy planned by
Mrs. Hubbard Itudlsill In honor ~
Mise Bessie Braun. whu II visiting
her sister, Mrs. Fred \. lNIiRhum,
has been postponed on account OF
Illness in the home OF the lDst ~.