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The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-09
ATTACH SIGNIFICANCE
 TO KING ALBERT'S VISIT

RIO DE JANEIRO, Oct. g (by As- sociated Press) High political and commercial significance is believed to attach to the forthcoming visit to Brazil of King Albert of Belgium. It is said that an agreement making the port of Antwerp the chief Euro pean deposit for Brazilian coffee, in place of Hamburg, will be signed by the two governments during the kings visit. The conclusion of other agreements regarding customs tariffs and steamship lines is also believed to be probable.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-09
LAPS ORGANIZE CLUB FOR
 BETTER UNDERSTANDING

LOS ANGELES, Oct 9 (by Associ- ated Press) ).-Organization of the "One Hundred Club by leaders among the Japanese residents here, as means of raising social stand ing of members of their race in the country and of effecting a better un- derstanding of Japanese by others, was effected here recently.
 Sessue Hayakawa, the movie actor was elected president and Mrs. Ha- ruko Kojima executive secretary.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-09
NO ATTEMP
 MADE TO STOP
 IRISH COURTS

Press) No attempt has yet been made by the government to sup press effectively the Sim Fein civil courts. Where the Sim Feiners arrest and try prisoners for crim- inal offenses the police interfere, release the men charged and break up the courts where they can be discovered. But civil triasl, in the nature of arbitrations between will. ing parties, are openly held every day. In many districts they have completely superseded the kings <ycourts and the litigants appearing before them include members of every class in the community, UniOn- ists as well as Nationalists
 The Sim Fein judges appoint, ed'>by election are sworn in public ly with due ceremony and regular attorneys, though nominally officials at the high court of justice, appear before them. The assiZe judges at the recent assizes found that about 70 per cent of the cases listed for trial had been withdrawn from the record and transferred to the re- publican courts.
 has decided that all British court houses in the county shall be closed and have asked the republ- can police to prevent the buildings from being used for the holding of courts not recognized by the repub- lican government.
 At Swinford the East Mayo re- publican court held a public session and tried thirty cases mostly in volving title to land and houses They tried in Camera Case of seduction.
 At Loughrea an Ulster Presbyter- ian appeared before a republican court as plaintiff in land dispute between him and some Sim Feiners and the court decided in his favor
 In Cork City one of the largest dry goods stores, which has it's headquarters in Belfast, was defen dant in an action for profiteering brought by republicans and they won their case.
 At kiltimagh the railway station master complained that goods train had been raided and petrol stolen from it. When it was proved that the petrol was not intended for the military but for private pur- chasers, payment was made to the station master.
 The criminal trials are of every kind and it is claimed that in cases of theft the Republican police are very successful in recovering the stolen property Breaches of order in drinking shops are severely dealt with and illegal attempts to obtain drink at prohibited hours are stern ly punished. In Shankill, County Dublin, the republican police closed drink shop where disorder oc- cured and in County Louth they have prohibited all dancing in pub lie houses. Illicit distilling is being everywhere suppressed.
 An interesting point has arisen in case of asylums. COmmittal of lun- atics must be on the order of mag istrates. But the asylum authori- ties are now in most parts of Ire land Sim Feiners and will not acknowledge British law Accordingly committal orders are signed by men acting under the authority of Dail Eireann and the asylums may have to face legal actions for the unleW- full detention of the men commit ted They have resolved, however, to face the risk.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-09
Kodak finishing. Scarborough.

Just arrived-A shipment of the 250-300O Savage Bolt-Action Model 1920 sporting rifle. Come in and give 1t the once over. Blum -ONeill Go. 3-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-09

Gas boat on lake for hunting parties. See French Paul. l1-2w
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-09

Best coffee in town served at the City Bakery.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-09

Don't argue. The Club Billiard Hall arries fresh tobacco. 27-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-09

Dr. H. A. Blyth has opened dental office second floor Northern hotel.
 17-tf
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-17
HAIR TONIC HAD KICK
Farmer Boy Mistook Cores Toilet
stuff for Sniftcr OF
Mule.
Special to The World.

Special TO the World
STIGLER, Okla, June 16.---
Oklahomas famous BLIND senator.
Thomas Pryor Gore, who is now
campaigning for u denomination to
the United states senate, recently
lost a suitcase from the auto in which
ne was speeding over the roads be-
tween Kinta and this point. Tha,
night a rawboned farmer boy walked
unsteadily into the hotel where the
senator was stopping and turned
over the suitcase which he had
picked up on the road.
The blind senator felt through tn,
bag TO see /: everything was intact
and suddenly Strengthening vi
asked: what happened to my bot
tie OF hair tonic? Did 1t leak out?'
"Goshamity," exclaimed the country
boy as he swiped his horny hand
across his lips. WAS that stuff halt
tonic? | reckoned as how It was
mule--she had such kick. Youal
better send Jolt OF 1t to that Scott
Ferris who Is runnin' again ye."
The senator slipped a ten-spot and
the farmer boy slipped around the
corner. evidently looking for bar
ber shop.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-17

PECKHAM. June i6.--Helen. TO-
year-old daughter of John Gardner.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-17
WAR VETERANS WILL MEET
Governor Robertson VIII BE One of
Speakers Mt Convention.

OKLAHOMA CITY, June 16-
United Spanish war veterans OF the
department OF Oklahoma will begin
"A two-day convention tomorrow
morning at the state capitol here In
rooms set aside for the state head
quarters OF the organization. The
convention of the women's auxiliary
of the veterans will be held at the
game time In the room of the con-
dedrate veterans at the capital
Among the speakers listed are
Governor Robertson, Adjutant Gen
eral Barrett. A. y. Leecraft and
Brig. Gen, Roy V. Hoffman and j.
Bart Foster.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-17
FIND TAHLEQUAH
BANKER GUILTY
w. S. Barnes Fate Is
Now in Hands of Judge
X. l.. Williams.
EMB EZZLED $4,000
Convicted on Six Counts in
Trial at .McAlester-De-
MED knowledge of Use.
BrAsscciA,,d Press state wire.

By,Associat.d Press state wire.
M'AI.ES1EE. okla. june I6.--
What the future holds for w s.
Barnes, banker Of Tahlcquah. whose
alleged embezZlement cost the Cen
tiai National bank of that place over
So, 600, is entirely In the hands OF
Federal Judge Williams. Barnes was
found guilty by federal jury Tues.
day in the McAlcstcr term OF court
nnw now must rely Oh the mercy Of
the court for the duration of his
sentence.
Barnes was convicted on six
ecunts. three OF fraudulent entry and
three OF fraud with intent to deceive
the National bank examiner.
barnes defense, offered through
his attorney. W, T.. Mclnnis, was
that he had no knowledge of how the
money WIS misplaced. United States
Attorneys Bond and Summers con.
drcted the prosecution. Under tn,
conviction, BARNES can be sent to
prison for ten years.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-17

TAIILEQTAH. June is.--The un-
yelling of A historical mural painting
IN the Carnegie library entitled The
Spirit Of the Cherokccs." viii he the
occasion for an address by q. w.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-17
Hoy Instantly Killed.

MIAMI. okla, June i6--Harold
Haley IL. was instantly killed at
midnight last night when he fell
into n field shaft at the Vinegar Hill
mine near richer, north OF here. The
boy was entering a can In order to
descend into the mine when he
slipped. falling ESQ feet to the hot
tom Of the SHAFT lie lived with his
mother at Blue Mound Kan.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-17
State Briefs

PONCA CITY, June l6. That
thoro VIII be no Gorc-Fcrris joint
debate here or elsewhere is the word
received by the chamber OF COM
mcrco, which had extended invita-
tons to both senatorial candidates.
Congressman Ferris says there Is
nothing to debate
BLISS, June j6.--f'ire which
started In. the screen OF a steel wheat
clcanerH, the elevator Mere Monday
night threatened the destruction OF
10000 bushels Of wheat which had
lust been hauled I'm last week and
was valued al fully $4,000. Luckily
the fire was discovered IN time ~
prevents It's spread and the damage
was slight.
CHEROKEE, Juno l6.---Mrs. Alice
Maypole OF near Helena was awarded
the contract for care OF the county
poor at recent meeting OF the oom-
missioners. The rate is 81 80 per daS
for board, lodging and Laundry.
TAHLEQUAH, June IA. b
CunninEhm. twice postmaster At tina
place, last OF the Cherokces." and
in territory days an officer OF tho
courts. has announced HIS cdndidacS
for county treasurer
pONCA CITY. June I6.--Christiar
Endeavor delegates from Ponca city
headed by Rev l.. T. Depoistor OF
the Christian church. are in Musko
gee attending the annual state con.
ventiOn and making a campaign foi
the 1921 convention 90 be held In TIM
city. Tho Ncwkirk and ponca CT,
delegations went by special traiI
from Perry, together with delegd'
tions from Perry. Enid and Other
towns in this section.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-17

the store recently. viii assume man
aEemcnt next Monday OF the Palace
Clothing company OF Tulsa
The Palace Clojhiers II the pioneer
concern OF lts Kind In Tulsa Mike
) Jankcwsky succeeds his brother
simon who rctircs from active par.
ticipation in the management of the
store
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-17
To Drive out Malaria and i,ulld I'm
flvsN

Take the old standard GROVES
TASf ELESS chill TONIC. You know
what you are taking as tho formula
is printed on every label showing
It il Quiniuc and Iron In a Taste.
less form e0c.--.Adyt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-17
American Legion wiz
Celebrate at Beggs

Specia, IN The world.
BEGGS, Okla, June l6.-The
American Legion is preparing for
great celebration of Independence
day TO be held at Beggs on Monday
July 5. 1t promises TO be one OF
the largest celebrations in the state.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-17
MUSKOGEE MAN
COMES TO TULSA
Phoenix Clothier Man
to Take Charge Of
Palace Store.

MCSKOGEE, Okla, June Ia
Mike 5. tankowsky, formerly mana
ger ~ tho New Phoenix clothing
company, who sold his interest IN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-17

was painfully injured Monday even-
ing when "a rolling disc passed over
her right foo,. cutting off a portion
of II.
TONKAWA. June f6.---lt has just
come to light that Miss Pauline Mu.
set Of Newk'rk and Glenn r. Van
Slyke Of this city were married April
3 IN Wichita. and have Kept their
wedding a secret until the close OF
the school term. Both were students
In the preparatory school here and
will make this city tneir home.
CHEROKEE. Juno 6.--More than
n third more pupils have requested
transfer from the rural districts 10
towns for high school work this
year than last. according to Super.
lntendent Wolfe. Cherokee and Car.
men have the biggest gains
OiLTON June PLANS are
about completed for u white way
In this city. Five blocks are to h,
thus lighted, beginning at tho Roya
hotel on Main street and running
west TO the intersection OF 9 street
Thea cost IL being contributed by
business men along the street
TAHLEQTAH. June is.--The un.
yelling NJ historical mural painting
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-17

BURBANK. June l6.--Because OF
the activity in the new oil field. 1,
has become necessary TO build good
roads in the Kay city Burbank To-
cality. Citizens of this city and
Usage county are building Il road
from the field to intersect the Paw.
huska- ponca City road, and Kav
City has raised $1,000 to put the
road to that place in good condi.
ton. The Marland people are alst
helping In the good work.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-17

Gable. until recently president OF
the Northeastern state normal. The
painting IL by william Stoone and
Is commemorative of tho Cherokee
soldiers who participated in the
world war. II will he unveiled by
the artist and presented to the city
hv Mrs, Il l.. fite. on behalf of the
Cherokee Historical society.
A'iNE. June l6 Following a
county meeting held here last week
a complete socialist ticket has been
placed In the field for county Of
fees a, G. lloefcr OF Driftwood Is
the legislative nominee
OiLTON. June ts-The work OF
hard d-surfacing Main street IL now
under way. The intention H. to give
Il one good coat of chat this sum
mer In the expectation that by next
summer this street and number ot
! others will be ready for brick pave
menL
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-04

the short year that he has been con-
nected with the navy he has written
''The Naval Reserve" March, or The
Boys In Navy Blue" The Anchor and
star" The Liberty Loan" The Vol
unteerr." The Field Artillery" "sa-
hre and Spurs" We Are Coming,
"aiue Ridge" Solid Men to the
Front" The Chantyman." Tn Elan
ders Field the Poppies Grow" ali OF
them Instrumental In arousing pa
iriotism among our people
Sousa started his career At the age
OF eleven. when he made his hrst ar
pearance as violintst, subsequently
~ played under Offenbach. when
that composer visited America: after
that with Hassler's orchestra. and then
b ,came musical director of various
comedy and operate companies. and
IN 1890 was appointed conductor OF the
hand Of the United States marine
corps. After serving there for a period
of twelve years In 1892 he resigned
from the service and the Sousa Band
was organized.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-04
Norway to Introduce
Chicago Factory Balls

Chicago, Dec. 2s.--The factory
girls bali will be introduced in Nor
way as soon as Mrs. Betty Kje'sberg,
Norwegian government inspector OF
factories and advisor to the Norwe-
gan deIeGa lion TO the International
Labor conference, returns home
Its a fine thing, your dancing,
said Mrs. Kjelsberg, while on visit
here. II see the young people OF
your factories dancing together at
their little social evenings with
charming educated women as hos
tesses. In Norway we are trying to
amuse and interest our young people
in the plants, but l am afraid we
dwell too much on religion to get
close to them quickly enough.
shall start dancing when l get back.
with proper hostesses like you have
here"
Mrs. Ktelsberg had not seen the
''shimmy."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-04
= FITS R4ei4#pMp A-sr nAY-IA 1910

the Chicago Tribune. describes the
even as follows:
Yesterdays matinee. ai.fience in
the auditorium gathered for con-
temptation OF a routine performance
OF "Rigeletto." 1t was calm. suaye,
sophisticated gathering, which, as to
most of It's units, knew all about
Marcella Senabrich, I.uisa Tetrazzini,
and other co1oratura celebrates who
have, upon occasion, taken this
opera away from the singer OF the
title part.
when the curtain fell on the
second act, the calm, suave. sophis-
tricated gathering rose in its seats,
and cheered and shouted and scream
its delight with Nine. Galli-Curci, the
Gilda of the afternoon. Nothing
like her had been heard in the six
years in which Chicago has had an
lyopera company named for it,
Other reviewers record ian as
founding exhibition of enthusiasm" a
| tumult that would ordinarily seem
I unseemly;" applause that exploded
''as II the aria were a time-fuse, and
/ the audience mine
| The genuineness OF this sensation
| is emphasized by the fact that no one
knew anything about the new prima-
| donna in advance; she came as q bolt
| from the blue, and. indeed had been
engaged for only two performances.
| Before the first was finished. the
willy Mr.. Campanini had secured her
services for the entire season. The
result was such an overwhelming de-
! nand for seats that prices, were raised
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-04
TO sPENO 100000
At BJckROt BEACH

Hampton. Va, Jan. 3.-The Chesa-
peako Coaster company has been or
ganized here and will spend 100000
In placing amuSements at Buckroe
Beach for the coming season. Among
the new features will be coaster ride
and big water dip, white many
smaller attractions will be added.
II. b. Auchy, OF Philadelphia. one
of the leading park amusement men
In this country. Ia backing the new
company. The officers of the COM
pany are: President, Benjamin Meg
ginson: vice-president, L. M. Won
Schilling; secretary and treasurer.
Richard NJ. Booker: manager, Frank
w. Moore.
The new equipment has been or
dered and work of installation Will be
started early In the coming month.
1t is proposed to make Buckroe
Beach one OF the most attractive and
leading summer resorts in the South,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-04
METHODIST ScHSoL
PERMANENT FEATURE

Portsmouth, Va. Jan. $50 suc-
cessful has been the Metho06t
institute. wht6h
closed its six-days' sessi n. that 4 has
been decided to make the school .
permanent institution. The first 8aM.
day In October has been set - he
date for The opening OF the seosud
session OF the school. and In proDarn-
ton for the work the following board
or managers was selected last ntght:
Carroll d. Deans, Holmes Devi4 Mt0
Eunice Hall, q. w. Cherry. In
Brown, r. e. Gay, X A. Age. y. W.
McCouk and A. III. Sowies.
The total enrolment Of tbs e1e30oa
was about $50. At the conciu1iae
session about eighty certinc4Aao -
credit were awarded to those whs Ind
finished specified and required work.
The meeting last night wAs 60 -
the most interesting Of ths wsek~ HSv.
j. J. Rivcs spoke on interest," seFooo-
ing the methods OF keeping NJ IL M
terest OF the class. There wGeO ~
erai musical numberA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-04

coacert EscATnorsss music lev
will TINS es gwen iwo op3ortaGi-
10 hear the famous hand before
~ Gnsls for Europe, ~hsfs he will
Atn sixteen months on tear.
DfsTTxGUrSHED soLoIsTs.
9arer before has SouSa's tncomp par
hand Of sixty lnstrEuae nta lists
accustomed by such distiu-
6And company Of scioists. The
Sks include Miss Mary Baker. colo
<3fa, soprano Miss Florence Hard
who lis pronounced by many emil
critics the wTld's greatest girl
xtnt4te: Frank Simons, the most
nelent csrnet soioist now before
p0hiic: the original saxophone
6ffA, with III. Benne Henton, who
4thout n peer as performer on
aOuorous instrument; J os ep h
80. recognized as the most accom-
MA sAxophonist; Ralph Corey
Ar Of the trombone, and Louis p
~. fu&e soioist.
nctAcular, divarting and highly
6tic II the rendering by Sousa's
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-04
||l's FAMOUS BAND
nj S0LOlSTS COMING

40 King VIII Ccuduct at Msttmee
- Rve1snr Concerts Here.
4 snericaa greatest bandmaster and
worlds greatest composer OF
x3ai music Lieutenant JOHN Phiiip
15wa will arrive in Richmond nexf
bringing his mammoth milf
M hand and his company OF soloists,
In1Ha will conduct two concerts AT the
l4x Auditorium, matinee and even
The program WIFI be changed for
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-04

for all the performances In which
She appeared.
Nine. Galli-Curcis engagement here
was secured by the Coriey company.
The seat sale opens tomorrow morn
ing at the Coriey store
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-04
CALI urci's Debut
One Of Enthusiasm

Referring to the memorable debut
of Galli-Curci. the brilliant soprano,
who will be heard at the City Audi
taraursa Monday evening; january IS,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-04

band OF Lieutenant SousA's novel ana
bizarre musical composition, showing
OF Before Company, which Ii given
as an added number to each program
In the rendering of this amusing COM
4 osition each mem her OF the band per-
forms novel stunt.
sorsA. THE MARCH KING.
TIE reputation OF John Philip Sousa
as a conductor and n composer has
teen worldwide for over n generation.
As FAR back ar 1855 n foreign musical
journal in an article on martial music
bestowed on Sousa. the title OF March
King" This sohriquet r. as wen
known today In the world as Sousa q
( wn patronyTTstc. As composer he
has written ten operas, a great num-
her Of orchestra suites. songs and mis-
pieces. hut his greatest
fame rests on hts marches. and his
success among them have been 80 many
that II ia doubtful il any nifty critics
could be brought together who would
select ore of his marches
re tho hest. In the case Of Strauss.
the waltz king" critics always pro-
claimed The Blue Danube as hts best
bot with Souea one critic says The
Pest" another says The
High School Cadets third will say
"Sesnner FidelisN~ fourth will say
"f~whstan's Daughter" a NTH will say
The Rife Regiment another will
say Solid Men to the Front" another
Liberty Bali" another "King Cot
ton ard another stars and stripes
Forever ETC. until II seems as If each
particular march that he has written
is tire favorite Of some portion of the
rS%arf4 ~ tho world
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-04

Littcrateurs Bo4A.
D'annunzio's idea OF national prop.
erty recall those current n Dun
Quixote's day.--Boston HorAiA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-04
sorsA's FIGHTING MUSIC.

Wh~u the War broke out coFre-
~rondent in Europe wrote to the Lon
Cen Times. 'Oh. for a Sousa to stir up
ire sluggish blood of our recruits,
Someone 10 write military music to
cnsnuse and awaken thousand will
ing hearts who need the frc and en-
taGsiasru Of martial music to inspire
them what could not sousa do under
ruch circumstancesf The march king
you'd be u Codsend" II ;s ssgnif,-
cant TO note that soon as we en-
tered the war scusa went into the
United States navy IN charge of the
musical forces at the naval training
station. Great Lakes. Illinois. and in
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-20
NOR LIGHT DESIRED.
Levy Court Asked TO Restore Service In
Rural Section.

At the session of Levy Court yesterday
Martin T. Smith, former commits
sioncr, asked the attention of the body to
the discontinuance Of Electric light
clusters at Bradford's Corner, Shields
Corner and near The Pines, these points
being on the continuation of the cause
way. BY vote the matter was referred TO
the county engineer and the commissioners
for the district TO take up with the Trac-
tion Go.
The appointments of Leon klupd 20 the
clerkship in the office Of tho county
treasurer, made vacant by the resignation
of Thomas Schwamb. and Of Henry II.
Ray Ia vacant clerkship in the office Of
recorder Of deeds were confirmed
Warrants for the annual appropriations
from county funds of $500 each TO the
homeopathic, Physicians and Surgeons
and Delaware Hospitals; $500 each to
Delaware, Fame, Liberty, Water Witch
and Union fire companies Of this city, and
500 each TO Good viii, Volunteer, Min.
qua and Astna companies at other points
in the county, were ordered drawn.
The question of extra payment for time
of registrars, after midnight Of election
day. which seems not to be covered by the
statute, WAS referred TO the attorney of
the court II WAS brought mp b letter
from $. B. Robinson of g20 East Seven
toenth str Of