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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-25
Gr5bereer iicbt iic9 ocrs
anlakt, so reiiorieren
Dem 5inansntiniiter iuerben beridie'
bene sfrnmme" fiuan;ielle Sraas-
nftipneH uadgciuieieu.

Berlin, %. Son. JinananiniIter
Motbios ers6erger 1T bon iainem
g(nlt freipiIlig suriidaetreten. Gie
aeiigndtion mar Die 5oI9e ienintio.
neller 3eueenausIagen IN Dem 9er-
leinrtoungspro3eB, ben Grsbereer se.
gen ben friiberen Sinanan1iniIter Or.
9elfferih oneeltrengt bate. Gieie
4usiaeen Iieben @raberger feline an.
oere Mabl, nIs Sli refignieren. Gg
iDurbe eripieien oaB @raber8er linn
geborige grobe @eLoiuntrnen nnd
Der Gdipeis geidnrtgeelt batte: nltdI
milroe Der gelpeis erbrofjt, bob iid
Gr3bereer BEL ausitellung bon Gin.
uhb 9lnsfubri6einen frngipiiroige
SnnoIungen au S9uIoen fontnen
IieB. &uBeroetn bate ii6 Graberaer
ouf $ransaftionen eingeloiieu, Die
fib nit ieiner SteI[iing ols 6inoila-
miniiter ri6t bertrueen.
Gr3berger iuuroe borgelporFett BOB
ct Steueroriidebereer lei, uno oa.
NIT man oieierbalb cine u1par.
teiiidJe llnteriudune einIeiten fdnrt
bot er. 10 beibt es, reiigniert. aeids.
Brdfioent ebert bat Die Reiignntiort
angenontilen un6 cine iofortige In
terittdung arlgeor6net.
Der proaeB @r5bergers gegen
SeIferid) entitano, neil Iesterer DO.
rigen September Gr5berger .olS cine
@efabr fir bic gfeinbeit unieres Be
onitentuins" beoeidnete iino Elm ee-
fabrli6es Dlitglieo Der &eeierttng
bieB. auf Dem 3eugenftano fagte
5elfferid, YoaB er Grdbergers Cd.
tigfeit Sabre lang beobndtet Bobe
uno babel at Der lleberSeleitng ge.
fomn1en iei onB oieier Morn Der
oei,tifen Idtion febr berbdne.
nisboll iper6en ipiiroe iino ans
6em 6ffentIiden 2eben entfernt per.
cen rliiiie, ion unier poIitiiaes ga.
ieit ipieOer eeiunben mo normal
|iperoen. Seliferi6 beboitptete fer.
ner. boB Gr5beraer Der bette 5rpiinb
beB britiiden Observation-Disclosures
mar. Stud idat SeIfferid bon inn,
odB gr5bereer ip6bren6 oes arieees
gum reiheu damn ipnr6e. inbem er
feline poIitifhe nno porLomenidriide
5teIIiine ii,seebeint slir GrIongiine
bon aeidtiinern oitsniiste. erabct.
ger iteI1te oIIes 6ieIes iitabre6e, cab
inoefien gu, oob er iinS feline Groli
reid feien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-25
rcbrer>1o
kritiiiert Sbiileit
%erlanst before Siiriorse fir fSrper.
lidc ansbilbnns nnO bDbere Se.
iolbmng Ser 2ebrer.

GlebelorD, 25. Geb, ssSn Der Cit.
5ung Ser geatiotaL Educational 80.
cietb ipurbe bon Gbor1ns 8. 8onO,
gleu gorf, ooraitf bineeipieien SaB
non $1,000. 900 Ghulfillnern In Sen
Der. Stddten 100000 on forper.
Ifben @ebre1et lltb 6ebiern IeiOen.
Gie S9uIo oarott ipiro Der 8ltnoess
regierliug beigenteiIen, Die ipobl ge.
ipaltige Snulnteit raunt Srbus iiir
&ittber ,utb Sdlpeirte, ober iebr ipe.
Mig fir Die forperlide SiirSorge fit
&tnoer erloube~. 8obI er1pfabl eln
Gpltent oIlgeileiner Sipangslpciier
@eIlnobeits. ir6 &orperpflege.
SRI. SSoiepbine 6. Brefton, grd-
Iibeutin Der Sectional Education vi.
iociation tparilte, onB mat iofort
0littel ,tno 8ege fittoen ntiiiie, tint
Dem 3uiommenbru9 1tnieres offent.
iiden Sdulipitenls bor5ubeiigen. Gle
erfl1rte, ooB $4,000 SduIen iuegetl
2ebrermaneels geidloiiet ieien, nno
oaB. $4,000 Sditlen bon 2ebrern
,berluoItet lperben Die nid)t aetiigeab
gum llnterridten befdbiet finO. IS
lit abioIut nottpenoig, oas @ebalt
Der 2ebrer 70 ol,fsubeHertt. boB Die
Gouienbe, Die fid bonn 2ebromt Der
taltinGnttiiden 2aufbabn sueetaen-
BET baben, ben Sdulen 5uriidaeoe-
ben iperben, ltto iunge 2eute fiir
oas 2ebrfa9 Sttereiie eeipinnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-25
SinS Rinter Semfi1en
Sarbitcffcn bcr

2onoon, 25. 8ebr.--gnqIono lit
Sen an6eren 9lliierfen, Iofueit Ser
SSmport Oelitider 8orbitoffe m
SSruge fon1lnt, erbebIih borulls.
Sdon ,iinD 800 Gonfen sfier einae.
troffen. Gin aoatitec bon 5orb.
itnff.9oniltmcnten lit unter ben glu.
ipi5ien Der eneliiden Sanoelstom.
mer no6 DeiitidIano gereiit, um
bort 100000 &fitno ssorbitoffe
aitf5ufaufen. gieier arfnnf miro I'm.
abbdngig iein bon Sen 1900 Con.
ncn oIe @nGfano unter oen Sdo.
oeuetiabfIorieIn oes sSrieoensoer.
trogs SnfoIen. Cine Synbe1tarolf.
nubme oeitfher 6orbItoffe, Die fiira.
lid genommen mnrbe. ioa oen gsadp
fpeis erbroft .hnben, bob 9eiiti6Iatb
efpo $4,000 8onnen an Son6 bot.
bon ipeIden $500 gonneit itnter oem
Srieoenspertroee Oen 9lGiietten Sit.
fdIlen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-25
,,Pdmlet"s s1luffiibriiite
permriattt Kratpaa

syIersbure, 25. 6eb. = Sci elmer
suffiibrrne bon Sbdteipeores~ ~Son.
let" in beiiti9er Spra6e m eineIn
bieiigen 3beoter ipGre es beindbe 1li
erniten 3ubeit0rimeen eefonlmen.
gIs Der gG6nenpriila% I'M 2nuf SET
gorfiibriing Die eefliieelten 8orte
ilts gublifun idleuberte:: v@s 1T
etipos faul I'M Staate 96neinarf" /,
90 erbob iid bonieiten Der nntioeut-
iden 3uborer elm 8uteebeuI, oos
mebrere Wtinitten ononuerte, bis
idIieBIid Der Fbeaterotreftor Dor
oen in3fpii9en eefoGenen @orbanp
trot nno nnfiinoiste, Die @ortc
iuiiroen Bel fiinftisen anffiibriineen
ipeeeeloiien iperoen. Die rSotnIet" !.
suffiibruns nobm bnnn ibren Sort.
oonn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-25
Derlanet 1lufTHt Hbet
6rcBi&ld4te
slbseorbneter sinberjuu balt SaImer
llebereinfpmmen fiir nmsenii.
senb gum Sdnt nuabbau-
giser Sdladtbanier.

@oibineton, 25. Sebr. -Trot oes
@ufIoinngsiibe 3ipiihen
oem @enernIonipnlt 9Salmer iin0
oen a@roBtn sSiinf" Sdladtbduiern,
1T nod 2(nii1t bes abeeorbneten
anberion bon Minueiota cine Bun.
oesfonlmiiiion aur llebertpohlng
Der S6Ia9tbausii,Suitrie notiuen0ig.
Gnberion elmer Der llrbeber Der
&enbon,gln6erion Borlage, erfl6rte
Dem IonSpirtihnftliden aomitee bes
Soities, oai, 0os llebereinfommen
NIT 8alner obom StanOpiinft oes
8robr5enten nno aud bes &oniu.
meilten iineeniigeno" iei. gr Der.
langt foleenoe MabregeIn;
SeffentlidJe slnfiidt iiber Die
Sdladtbaus;n0uitrie unter einem
2i8en5ipltent oiird cine gunoesfom-
miiiion.
WnBnabnett, nm Die iindbbdnai.
gen Sdlahfbdiiier geeen 9uriid.
ietung i'm @ebraiid bon Giiblfpog.
gons au ihiisen.
l1nabbdneiefeit Der 8iebbofe bon
Der aortrollc bet @roBi6l1hter.
sSor6eriins bon itdbtifhen ltn6 @e.
Observation-Disclosures i'm 9sro.
oliftions3entrtim.
Die Groffnitng Der @erbanoIling
bra6te einen 3uinmmenitoB 5lpiihen
abgeorSneten Die Die GroBidld6ter
begiinitigen .uno oenen, Die linen
opponieren. sl6g. 9iaiuep, Chicago,
erflarte, oaf, niele gtbgeorSnete MN
&ritif ii6ten, I'm IN ben sSornl'
oiitriften Siimtuen 5u fahgen.
Grs6erser brinst anf 1lnterindnns.
Berlin %. Seb. (Bon GorI 8.
@roat, aorreiponoent Der llniteb
8reB.) - gr6iioent gbert bot Dem
Bunfd oes SSinan3ntilliiters gr5ber-
ger, i'm Dom glmt al flspeiloieren,
biz er Die gegen ibn erbobenen gln.
flasen faIife Gnenben in ieinpnl
Steuerdettet gernadt Su baben, nj.
Oerlesen tonne, nadeageber, "a
Ger Observation-Disclosures mira Dor.
laufig Die 6iulftionen Aes sSinar3.
|ntiniiters iibertebnlen. Gr5berger
oerlangt cine ltnteriudung Der ii
elmer Sanlbureer 3eitrng eegen ibn
erbobenen 9eiduloigllne, iuonn1 ct
feline Ginfonlnleniteiter gable, Die I'm
8erbaltnis 5ii ieinem gerrnogen fte.
He. Die nirflide llriade ieiner STE.
iigration nber lit auf ben bon i'm,
gegen SeIfferid anseitreneten Ser.
leuntoungs 8ro5eB 3iiriidSnfiibren.
SeIfferid botte @rsberser als Elm ge.
fdbrIides RitaIieo Der &eeierllne
be3eidnet. Gs miro inbeiien 5ugege-
bet bob, nnItatt feline llni1uIo '3u
belueiien, @r3berger iid MIR nod
mebr beripideIte. Ser Stoatsantpalt
be3idtigte i'm, iein Nribotpernlogen
nod Der Sdwei8 biniibereeidnlg-
gelt s1 boben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-25
,uffenkomtSbie" Int Jron
County ttimtitt Elm GnSe
Anf Anraten ieiner @orgeietten fat
9lajor 9aIrnmple ieia frisgris
Ides 8cbabren eimgeitellt.

Sron giiber. Mih., 25. sSeb. -
Mihigaus ogillm.9iepoIte" lit beitte
SnIautlllengebroden. Nm 6telle zines
bIiitigen Srieges 5ipiiden 9robibi.
tiflosaeenten uno Gountpbeaniten 1T
Der 8rnid) 81 llnterbanoluneen SlI.
toge getteten. 4nE 8eronIniinne iei.
ner Borgeiebten in 8dibington bot
Der grobibitionsfonmiiidr Der Gen.
trnIitanteu Nloior 9nlrDInple feline
fireseriiGen MnBnabmen eineeItcllt
uno bic GountD6eantten erilidt i'm
nad Gronb 9iopios, Mid., 3u be.
gIeiten Inn genleiniart NIT Dem Dor.
tigen Giitrittsnniualt Wpr6n S.8aL
fer 5n tonferieren.
Diit 12 @ebilfen trof GalrDnlpIe
geeen Mitternodt bier eih tuoielbit
cine abteiIung aonItdbIer alt i'm
itieB. gs mar feline glblidjt, ben
Goliltpatpalt, iiinf 9epittp. SberifiS
uno Die Orei griioer StoIcllcci tpe.
gen Ginnii6ung III Die 8unftiOnen
oes grobibitionsneenten @robe gu
per9often.
Seute inoeiien erbielt GalrDupIe
bon ieinen Gorgeiesten IN 8aibiug.
ton eine 9epeide, in peIder er an.
aeipieien iuur6e, red]t boriiftig su
8erfe gu geben uno benz goridlag
oes 9moeggener1lqnipaIts goImer
sn fOleen mo NIT Dem 9iitrlfts.
9lntpalt Su @rnno Gapios 5u fon.
ferieren.
9nlrpnlbles Streitinodt beitebt
aus 80 Monn; ollie ftno idiper be.
Iuoffnet uno GoIrpntpIe periab ieinen
.Seerbnufen~ Dor feinem bieiigen
Gintreffen nit Grtranlinition, ba er
llnruben befiirdtete.
Gountpnmpalt Mc9onou9b Iieb
EalrpmpIe in aenntnis ietelL Dab
er bereit iei, Sli unterbonoeIn. OoI.
rpmpIe berIangte, oaB Der bon @robe
beIdlagnabnlte @ein Der gfeeierllns
aisgeIiefert iueroen un6 Dab Der
gountpantpoIt i'm naa @ronO &d-
pios begleite. MeGonougb lieB ibru
mitteiIen, DAB Der 8ein iiher ber.
mdbrt iei nno iiber oenielben IN &c.
borieer @eiie berfiist tper0en ipiiroe.
Or beitonb onrauf, 0nB @rone fiA
nid)t in unumitoBliher 8eiie ais
BeboIImG6tieter olisaefDieien babe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-25
Deiitiebe kaitcnen
aiif spit entSe6t

J sscpenbagen, %. Gebr.--Ger &or.
rcIponbent Ger .@erIinesfe $ioen.
ae~ in SIens6urg beridtet. 6nb bic
iHternotionnIe aontntiiiion az oeut'
ffe @eIdiite uno 10 Weoidinenge.
ipebre in broudbnrem 3uitano dltf
Der esnieI Chit on Der idleslpig.
boIiteinilden aiiIte elitoedt bobe.
Die toniman0ierenOen Sffi3iere Der
Batterien, lDelde 3ibiIfIeioilng tru.
gen. iogt Der aorreiponoent, hdtten
Ser internationoIen BoliSei Den 8ii.
tritt Su ibreni ge3irt nod 10 llbr
obeaOs berboten. Gs beibt. bob bri.
tilde Srippen na Gtele Der Geut.
imen treten tperoen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-25
Cine nene aorppraiipn.

gfeiu Orleans, 2o., %. Seb. =
Cine fteue aorpordtion bot bier ei.
nen Gbarter erlanet itno dipor ,in-
ter Dem Ianten: ~gonioIionteo pc
MD ono 6oro, 2iniiteo" bon 2oiii-
iiond ilno Der Douglas gompanp
bon ge0or &npiss. Gie nene Com.
pnnb lit fapitaliiiert fir $4,000
600 iino Sirfte elmer Der beoeiiteno.
item Boftoren in Der WaoIoiie. uub
aorn.Brooittion iperbert. go erfIGrt
grdiioeitt Senid-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-25
Saebien fantmelt
Betpeisfitaterial

Berlin, 25. 6ebt.-9as iddfiide
9emobiliiotionsanlt lit our1it be-
iddftigt, Idterial iiber a&riegsDer.
breden oes 5eirbes" 5liann1enals
iteIlen, uno mill pielc 9eipeiie iiber
gorg1nge qefun6en bnben. Die fid
bereits I'M sIuguit 1914 5u 9inant,
8elaien, obipieIten. Gieie GtaOt
ipuroe nod .ongebIiden glngriffen
beIeiider Sdlei6id)iiben ouf 0elt.
ide oitrd seuer 5eritort.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-25

Ser iiuo doblreide nnOere glusIGn-
Der iitb nod Dem frieesruinierten
Berlin orGnaten. 8ie Ionee Die &c.
genipdrtise Gage anSniern miro,
fam niemniio iaeen. etuiee Sod'
berItGnoise propbe3eien ein uusebeli-
res Steigen Der Breiie, nnoere ia.
gen, bab Der &iirs bes Dollar imo
anoerer @eIoiorten fallen uno bic
Mlorf iteiaen miro.
Gber oieIe Menberungen fonnerl
nrr longiom eirrtreten, ilnS IN Der
3ipiidenaeit lit Berlin fir Die
Srelnben bic bi[Iieite gletropols Der
Aelt; biefleidt Die biliafte Der 8elt.
eei9i6ts,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-25
Sraiienitimffircbt
alfeeictcbeit

2incoln, geebr, 25. Geb. lie
berfaIiungeebenoe 8erinnrnIung bat
nit 81 eegen Al Stimmen fib &c.
gen bic 3eiInabnte Der 5rauen in
Der abitilnmung iiber Oie reue 9. !
foIi,ng alisgeiprodeu, Man gebt od-
bon aus, 6ob Die @eItiulrni,nsen ser
olten @erfaIiins eiiltig iino, big Die
neue 8erfaiiung in elmer aIleelnet-
nen abitimmung ansenomnten tuor-
6en 1T, un0 oaB baber Die 5roiIen
nibt itinnlbere9tigt iirb, big oicie
@bitimmling itottgefunOen bot.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-25
SphensullernbiIher bsrpant.

aouoon. %. Sebr.-2dat einem
Sitnfeniprud aus Berlin befabI Der
prenbiide Iiniiter bes Snnern Die
gutferning oIler 8iIOer Der SOben.
aoIlern.Gamilie unb Der abaeiderl
Der Monnr6ie bon Staatsgebdnoe1,
ipelde bem IubIiflln often iteben.
Gr entpfnh[ ben @enteinoen Dos
gIeide 8oraeben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-25
Wctterberit,t

Sir Omaha rmb ltmgegeno -
Sfon beiite obeno unS Gonnerstag.
gtipos fdlter beute oben0.
Sir gebrostn- -Algemein Fhon
beute obeno uno Gonnerstoe. Gtfpos
FILTER beiite nbeno i'm 5itIiden
Teiie. Steieelibe Senlperohlr ont
Gonnerstoe I'M tt6roIiden iin6
aniteriten iueitIiden SeiIe n
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-25
Cine alase tuegeR Gasernug bon
@hisfea.

aanIos Gitp, gio., "a. Seb.-8.
s. Maber bon 9es Roines, So.,
bat cine 9lnee eeeen Die @lobe
Storage & Eronsfer gonlpanp inl
areisseridt au snoepenbence ei,tae.
Ieitet uno berInnet Die 5rmme bon
$7560, oes 8erteS bon Bbistep,
ben er in Der Ohbut Der Gompunp
Iieb, Der aber ieitbtr bon bort ber.
ihwitnoen lit.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25
PUPILS OF COUNTY
SCHOOLSCOMPETE
Large Number Of Students
From High Schools
Try for Honors.
SHOW FINE TRAINING
Hold Contests in Glce Club
and Chorus Work, Also
Voice and Piano.

,.,,i...,t. ,., r,. i,r,.,., NUN,
'"I.IhA''''' h'" '"' ''' nun
bcr of winning '"hl'Hlhh'r h wv
annual literary contest Tor th" high
s.b,ois ,f ruIsa ,ouutv hold iu tho
u"A "'s" "'"""'
t"rday evening liIFh SCHOOLS com
netting were Sand Springs ntot,u
,r,,,, t.,t. lucrpo.I u.,n, and
'o'''i7'''''' l"''' "''' on ''''''
ants in all
tu tho voice contest. kamm. o.
lt1p,p az Cnlliu4yiI.r won urut
pl1ru and Ruth Ross uf Broken ar
row ,cruud place, Tho girls glrr
rub of Co,lIn.vilIr won i,iu place
M tho chours cyont ana the rirc
club Of sand Springs. second place.
In tho defamation contest tor girls.
Maxine schrir.t,r CnlIinsyiuc was
awarded Ci.t place. and tho repre-
sout,tt,c pf ieul. lccoud place.
,,........, ,,,.,,,..,,.t.L ,o,r,.,r,t,,.
,,.,i,,,,S,',ii, 49,, t,r,, rr.,,c ,r Inc
,.,,r, c,,,,,..., and tS,tnr,p ip,,r.
r'',,o ,,,,, ,,,, gonI Gntt,,,,, Non
.'.ho,.i lend ,,l,,c In thr oration
contns, snr Ln,s charles DwrIIoy.
or Irrks vor flrst honnrg aud Henry
IIottInger of sand Springs. second
plnCc
Iudtrcs in tho defamation and ora -
hon "vcnts were Miss Vrnettn Jones'.
princLpnl Of the Kendall acadcn,, ,
Miss Mary Allen, dean of women at
Kendall college. and rrof G. II.
Khmbr,>ch, head of the history de-
partment at Kendall Judges IN the
voice, piano and chorus contests
were Miss Avis Allison OF the kcn.
call college fine arts faculty, and
Mrs II. j, Spiudler
Tho audience at the contest con
sisted almost entirely OF out of Town
people \ r.. Elliott, of Sind
springs tirst vice president OF the
Tulsa county athlclr hsfoointloh,
presided tar'tul framing WIS
bhown bN an lh' c"nl'Siana ana III
several instances oh'ltS I" no n''''
order ,,,.-
contestants IRON 'he uliorenl
county h&h t,hools WeIe as i",'oWs
. Nolce- iieIeh Spvnu'l' c", u "
oPtlng. h'innIio ,.,,,,
WIG, Juuh!ui ,o,cN' ''"N"' mum
h' w, l,,oNom w ,G"oS,i,,.,,,,o rucil,
noluS l'o'h ,,' '.''' 49,.
Whllace' ho'nr,o 80,
MIC otHhioN, ',suS, ,un'
liaWk,hS Nuo Nn, "%s.nu ~ A.,
son, ue'em SUI, ' NJ ,, ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25
Ii,,lI

Funeral services for Ruth Reed,
age l6, who took her own life L
drinking cdrboiic acid at o'clock
Friday night at the city Jail TO avoid
a possible trip to the detention home,
have not yet been decided upon, bat
II Is believed that her body viii be
shipped Monday To- Russelvtllc, Ark
tho homo Of relatives.
Miss Reed was employed at the
G. ). Nounkman drug store on West
Fourth street
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25
steele.

Funeral services for Edwin
Mitchell steele. G-months- old son OF
G, A. steele, 1870 South Carson,
were held at The family residence at
o'clock Yesterday afternoon. with
Rcv. G W, Kerr officiating. Bahy
Steele d.ed ut Muskogee early Fri
day morning. His body was brought
here FRIDAY night. Floral offerings
from the familys circle uf friends
Was very beautiful Burial VAS in the
family lot In Rose llul cemetery.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25
The MOrtuary
N'Ollngcr.

G. A. Younger. age 90, 1893 North
Detroit. died of heart failure late
Friday evening. lie was working In
the 1900 block on North Elwood and
dropped dead at his work lie IL
survived by his wife, Mrs G. A.
Younger, and six grown children.
Ths body will lac taken to Prior
about o'clock this morning, where
intCru~nt will take place.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25
HERE'S AN HONEST MAN
Deducted Exemption and scnt
Balance 10 TaN Collector.

DENVER, April 24.--tnclc sam =
war debt would Immediately dwIn-
die and sufficient funds for "A bonus
to eN-servicc men would hc avail
able II all his citizens would pursue
the method used by a Denver man
in paving his income tax.
Internal Revenue Collector Mark
A. skinner says this man, whose
name he declined 10 divulge, earned
$1,000 during 1919. lie claimed the
$1,000 exemption for single persons
and sent the remaining 5000 TO the
collector.
skinner said all but the per cent
OF the $500 would be returned.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25

Il is estimated that less than
. 600 600 acres OF land in British
East Africa are cultivated out OF a
total acreage of more than l56,-
100000.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-05-14

knu Shoes-Men's and Women's. Fowler & Morris.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-05-14

Gs.ana, wher. Balls and Rivers Meet
The Nenana daily news., 1920-05-14
BREAKUP DAMAGES
 STEAMER SHUSANA

The steamer Shusana, which win tered on the beach near the Alas kan Engineering Commission, was considerably damaged by a run of ice which passed down the river during the night, The side of the hull toward the river was gouged by the heavy ice for a distance of GO feet, the damage being of such a serious character that it is possi- ble no attempt will be made to make repairs, unless sufficient business should develop to warrant the ex- pense of replanking.
 It is estimated that it will take about $1,2O0 to put the boat in commission again.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-05-14
GREAT COAL DEPOSITS
 ARE FOUND IN MANITOBA

WINNIPEG, Man. - Bituminous coal deposits totaling nearly thirty million tons, and lying within three feet of the earth's surface, so that it may be loaded on cars as cheaply as gravel can be loaded in a ballast pit, have been located near Jasper Park, according to George E. Me- Donald, general manager of the Pa cific Great Eastern railway, who was recently in the prairie prov inces.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-05-14
LOCAL EPIDEMIC HAS ALMOST RUN
 COURSE IN TOWN

There were only 39 epidemic leases under treatment in Nenana at noon today, according to a state ment given to The News by local Health Officer M. E. Smith. Thirty seven of the cases are under treat ment in the hospitals, and two in private homes. A week ago today there were over 200 cases under treatment
 Dr. Smith also reports that of the 39 cases under treatment, ten have pneumonia, referred to as un- resolved. Seven pneumonia patients are convalescing and six pneumonia patients have been discharged as cured since the commencement of the epidemic.
 The only new case of flu report ed today up to noon was that of Mickey Wells.
 There are said to be number of serious cases out. the line, but in the main the situation is we'll in hand and recoveries are numerous. Only three deaths had occurred there up to today.
 It is also reported from out the line that the flu has made its ap- pearance in camps at considerable distance south of the end of steel. the Hershberger camp being one of the last to develop the epidemic.
 The Fairbanks contingent of nurs- es, under the leadership of E. B. Collins, who have been in charge of local nursing since last Friday, received achievements from the upper town today, the new arrivals being Misses Myrick and Edmunds, of the Fairbanks teaching staff, Mrs. Armstrong, J. A. Fairborn and Lou Madigan. Assistant Territorial Health Officer J. A. Sutherland and Frank K. Clark, of the Red Cross drug store, also arrived, Mr. Clark having brought with him consid- erable quantity of medicine. He plans to establish himself at the Thompson drug store temporarily.
 The ladies of the party, who nursed throughout the epidemic in the Fairbanks camp, and who have come to Nenana to render such as- sistance as lies within their power, have been put up at the federal jail building, where they will have comfortable quarters. The men are being taken care of by General Epi- demic Manager R. E. Donaldson.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-05-14
WOMAN LOSES RINGS DURING CANNING SEASON.;
 FINDS THEM IN FRUIT JAR

AURORA, Ind.-A diamond en- gagement ring and a wedding ring. believed stolen last fall, were re- covered at a dinner given recently by Mrs. William Heady. living near here, when she opened can of fruit. The woman then recalled that she had missed the rings dur ing the fruit canning season.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-05-14
ONE LANGUAGE FOR
 HAWAIIAN SCHOOLS,
 URGES DR. WHEELER

HONOLULU, T. H. - One lan- guage in Hawaiian schools was the slogan offered Americans of the ter ritory by Dr. Benjamin Ide Wheeler, president emeritus of the University of California, on his way through Honolulu recently enroute to the Far East as head of a trade mission.
 Concerning the language school problem in Hawaii, which has up-
The Nenana daily news., 1920-05-14
ANTI-EXTRAVACANCE
 RESOLUTION ADOPTED
 BY SOUTHERN FARMERS

VISALIA, Cal.-The Tulare Coun- ty Pomona grange has gone on rec ord as opposing extravaganza thru adoption of this resolution:
 Resolved. that we, the members of Tulare County Pomona grange, declare that it is no disgrace to wear old clothes.
 Resolved, that we discourage the
The Nenana daily news., 1920-05-14

wards of 160 Japanese language in stitutions, Dr. Wheeler said:
 'I am sorry for the situation in which the foreign language schools of Hawaii find themselves, but they must realize that Hawaii is Ameri- can territory and that English is the language of America"
The Nenana daily news., 1920-05-14
NEW RAILROAD TO OPEN
 BIG IRRIGATED TRACT

VANCOUVER, B. C.-Announce- ment is made that the Kettle Valley railway will next year build branch from Penticton, B. C., south to the international boundary-35 miles thus opening great tract of irri- gated land, which will contain the largest soldier settlement area in British Columbia. The land will be devoted to fruit-growing.