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Evening journal., 1920-04-05
.REspEcrAnIE BY PROXY

The Savoy Theatre takes pleasure in
announcing a big double program as
It's Easter week attractions. Commenc-
ing today and for the balance OF the
week, Sylvia Dreamer and Robert Cor
don are co-starred IN Stuart Black
tons newest phoioplay senssaon IRE
spectacle by Proxy Miss treamer
and Mr.. Gordon VIII be remembered
for their wonderful work in "My Hus-
bands other WIZ Their newest
story is hItched upon delightfully."-
spicy burt wholesome and romantic
plot. What would you do II you came
homo from Siberia and found your
family mourning YOU as dead? II
would be quite shock and happy
surprise, but II you found young
woman you had never seen before. pos
Ing as your sorrowing widow, living
In your home and secure In the af-
feotions OF your rich mother. you'd
get a shock and a surprise wouldn't I
your How does 10 end Well us out
OF the ordinary. In connection with
Respectable by Proxy as an addition
al attraction. Harold Lloyd is shown in
his latest 100000 comedy entitled
Haunted Spooks"
Evening journal., 1920-04-05
Intense Pain
Relieved by
Internal Baths

Mrs. A. T. Smith. of 2o0e Mitchell 81.
Tampa. Fla. writes the Tyrrell HYGIENE
Institute:
The y. r. Z. Cascade has been a
blessing TO me. Before ] got II neither
medicines nor douches would relieve the
Constipation aud the pain was terrible
Hut the Cascade thoroughly cleanses and
relieves me from all PAIN
The ~. B. L. Cascade" cleanses the
lower Intestine its entire length and keeps
IL always free Of poisonous waste
Thousands testify that Constipation,
Indigestion. Stomach Troubles, Bilious
ness, Headaches and all the many serious
troubles, which they cause are absolutely
relieved and prevented by this Nature
Treatment
n. Il. Danforth's Drug Store, In WI
mtngton, will be glad to show you the
-. Il. l.. Cascade" explain it's simple op-
ertion and win give you, free on request.
an Interesting little book by Or. Chas A.
Tyrrell, of New York, a noted specialist
on Internal Bathing for 25 years IN that
city. CLIP this ont a a reminder to ask
for the booklet at your first opportunity.
Evening journal., 1920-04-05
Attractions at the Theatres

water 10 offered for three days be-
ginning today at the Rialto with Dustin
Farnum's picture "The Corsicsn
Brothers" as the feature.
Tue picture ia based on Alexander
Dumas most appealing novel OF the
same name. II has been read all over
the world and has been translated into
many languages. It's wonderful plot
and development makes It particularly
applicable for the screen and 1t viii
furnish Dustin Farnum with the great
est role he has ever heretofore es-
sayed.
II is the tale Of two Nin brothers
particularly attached TO oh other and
each mindful OF the other In sharing
trouble and care. The theme IL essen
TALLY brother love and the setting is
in France about 1870 when duels were
the proper means Of settling an argu-
ment or a hate
Evening journal., 1920-04-05
FRIVOLTE OF
1920 COMES TONIGHT

With Lent over, festivities and
smusements begin again In full force
and for Easter week the Playhouse
management has 'Frivollties Of 1920
the famous @ NJ Anderson musical
revue which will begin a weeks run
at the Playhouse this evening ~ tne
usual curtain time. The wednesday
md Saturday msiinees are also IN
sluded in the engagement.
Mr.. Anderson who was first best
known as "Broncho Billy" Of the West
ern moving pictures, has in the past
few years produced several stage pro-
auctions including musical plays, but
none were as elaborate or as unusual
as the attraction he offers 10 theatre
goers in -Frlvolities."
A transcontlnental tour has been
planned for "Frlvolities" and Is now In
lis beginning wittIits visit to Whining
ION. but the fourth philadelphia and
Baltimore are two OF the other clties
hat have enjoyed "Frivolities' since
its departure several months ago from
New York.
Theafregoers here are already ac-
uusinted with the popularity OF Fri
vollties' IN philadelphia and are pre-
pared for a good time during the en-
gagement OF the production here this
week
Irene Franklin and Burton Greene
who were enjoyed earlier this year
in always Your have been prepar.,
ing for the past few weeks and VIII
assume their parts In 'Frivollties' for
y axranfnU
Resides Miss Franklin and Mr.. Greene
there are numerous other comedians
and oomediennes. singers ana dancers
of much popularity and in addition a
.frlvol chorus OF Atty" beautifui girls
VINO are most prominent In the course
OF the performance.
Evening journal., 1920-04-05
CLAYMONT MAKES
NEW MOVE FOR MAIL

Failins in their efforts to obtain sat
isfactory mail service through othe
sources, the residents OF Claymon
have now taken the matter up direo
with the postal authorities at Wash
ington. The only mail facilities nov
for Claymont residents is the postof
fee at the p. r. r.. station.
Claymont is opposed TO proposition
made some time ago by the postal au-
thoritles 10 give them rural service
from Edge Moor and discontinue n,
Claymont postofflce. The residents fee
that their rapidly growing community
Evening journal., 1920-04-05
.n.NGEBous HOURS

With propaganda for the Det'eTinen
and spreading Of out and out Amerl-
canism among organizations all over
the country Il Is OF timtly interest "a
note Thomas n. Ince's newest pro
duciion Dangerous Hours picture
which his showing at the queen TOT
three DAYS beginning today
Dangerous Hours deals IN some de-
tails With The manner OF the approach
of the Bolshevists and their UNDER
hand methods OF winning people over
IA their cause The innocent ana sood
intentions Of many American people
are so frequently mlslead by these as
turner's OF all peace. and II Is plainly
shown in Dangerous Hours.
Mr.. Ince is noted as one OF the mosl mo,sl
famous producers OF the age and no
understands the conditions which ne
plctures IN Dangerous Hours recos-
nlzing the good and the bad.
Lloyd Hughes and Barbara Csssel'on
play the chief roles Of The produc-
tion
Evening journal., 1920-04-05
Ar THE GARRcK.

A clever bin OF comedy. music. dane
ing and novelty Is booked for the Gar
rick Theatre this week II includes
Charles Boyers elaborate Southern
production Mammy's Birthday VIII
bur Dobbs and Tom Welch in some
where in Town" a very funny comedy
the LaMert Brothers. in novelty imita-
tions; Albert Donnelly, In shadow
graphs: Capt. Belts and his trained
seals and monkeys Lapetite Jennie
& Co, in dances; Sammy Duncan a
SCOTCH singer and comedian; Lex
Sparks & Co., in pantomine, and the
pathe comedies.
Evening journal., 1920-04-05
RACK TO ENGINEERING.

Henry /. Talnall. former treasuror or
the Allied Banks OF Wilmington, has
returned to the engineering and con-
tracing business, which he followed
for fifteen years prior TO the govern
ment embargo on freight and materials
Incident TO the war. Temporary offices
have been established by Mr.. Tatnall
at No. OH Shipley street.
Evening journal., 1920-04-05

q entitled TO a postof1los more con
venion&ly located and with more fire.
qucnt deliveries than the one-msil-a-
day ahoy would get from Edge Moor.
The matter viii be tho principal sub
jec. FOR discussion at the meeting Of
tho leaeue on Friday night
Evening journal., 1920-04-05

Resinol Ointment iswhat youwant
for your skin trouble-Resinol to
stop the itching and burning. In
many cases ii even clears the erup-
ton awaycompletelyin areasonably
shorttirne. Resinol Ointmentis not
now an experiment although it
Evening journal., 1920-04-05
THE DOINCS OF The DUFFS

WAS powu oAoppiuG RoEH. Ton
AND Bot0HT fiNSsLr A coop1E OF +,
DRESSES Ap0 a PAIR OF Low SAoeS
Evening journal., 1920-04-05

may be TO you--as it has been used
for years with Resinol Soap as a
standard skin treatment. Tryit and
watch how quickly the skin loses its
angry look and healing begins.
REsINoL SHAVING STICK is. favor.
ite with discriminating men. fsny draxria
sells IKE R>azof fyedalss.
Evening journal., 1920-04-05
.rxcIsE MY nrSr.-

excuse My Dust which brings wal
lace Reid, an OF this week to the Ma,
leslie Theatre beginning today, Is no.
only picture that viii delight tnoss mos,
xho admire Wallace Reid. but " VII
give general satisfaction TO al Glass
IS Of Lhoairegoers
n Is continuation or ne popuIs'
automobile racing picture "Tne ROAR
INK Roadr which was shown "s'
spring All OF the principal cnarao-
terS. portrayed by ne same ac.ors,
arc in Excuse Ny Dust" and there
IL ! thrilling auto race. exceeding the
one in The other pir'ure
frhe Scnneit Comedy The star
Boarde-' b the other attraction on me
program
"fnr CORsIC,N BROTHERS,
An uuusia attraction of the nrst
Evening journal., 1920-04-05
Have You Piles?
Then You Have Something 3
Learn.

Thousands who have piles have not
learned that quick and permanent relief
can only be accomplished with internal
medicine Neither cutting nor any
amount OF treatment with ointments aud
suppositories will remove the cause.
Rad circulation causes piles There Is
a complete stagnatlon Of blood in the
lower bowel and weakening OF the
parts. DR. j. $. Leonhardt WAS first 20
md the remedy. His prescription is
HEM ROID, a tablet medicine, taken In
ternally, that Is now sold by druggists
generally. DR. Leonhardt tried it In
1000 cases, with the marvellous record or
success IN 0s per cent and then decided
II should be sold under a rigid money
back guarantee.
Don't waste any more time with out
side applications. Get package OF
HEM KofD from y. r. Danforth today. II
has given safe and lasting relief 10 thou
ssnds cf people. and should do the same
for you-it seldom falls.
Evening journal., 1920-04-05

"flIE CDK~ItNN BHV HFitS.
An unusual attraction of the nrst
Evening journal., 1920-04-05
No More
Dandruff

Dandrur scales cannot stay on your
scslp when you apply serpesnts
uaooe Medicine. DissolTes scalp
crusts and promotes rapid grofFtn q
hair Csc.
A. vour Druggist OF Toilet Counter
n ther cannot supply. order direct.
pa,, 1fl,er Drux Co. Inc. Richmond. Va
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-14
WAR ON SPEEDERS
Automobiles THAT Hun InStCr
Tlau luthurifvd

speeding DIN the city must stop
and want every vio,htor of the
speed law arrested. tn, drives
of speeding care refuse to stop when
commanded eo to any means to stop
hem"
These emphatic orders Wcrc ia
sued traffic officers Yesterday bN
Sick Rcmacklc. traffic sergeant
Rcmacklc said that ;or several
weeks the officers had been lCui.ut
nnd that certain parties had ret fIs. 4
to- atop when commanded 1--WE. u
rot them II We have to puunDturc
every tire ON the car declared
Sick.
white capped" Officers have been
stationed throughout the city and
Viu h" on the lookout FOR traffic
violators day and night Several
motorcycle officers have also hr .
detailed tu ride around these men
are to be death on spccdcrs.' nc
yurdiuy to Rcmncklc.
judge T. -. Prentice of 'he muni.
ciual court SAYS that hc is In sym.
pathN with the movement tu run the
spcvdvT from Tulsa. "Al cases viii
hc fined $40" the fudge s'i1.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-14
WILL RADlUM AT LAST
OPEN THE DOOR Of
THE GREAT UNKNOWN?

II you are sick and want to Oct Wen
and Keep We'll. write Tor literature tra'
tells How and why this almost unknown
and wonderful new Element brings f"iie'
to 40 many Sufferers from Cone'i-
patton, ilheumatitm, SciaNrA, Guut
Neuritis. Neuralgia Nervous prpstrH
uon. High blood PtcsSurc. and dIs
cnsea OF the Stomach, Heart luuCt Ll'er.
X Kidneys and other ailmrntH You wear
psEnrn's Raiip- Active Solar Hah day
and night. receiving the Wsdl"-Active ray
continuously into your system. causing Q
healthy circulation, rJ1minE HiuEgiHh
ness throwing OF impurities and rrst"riut.
the tlssues and nerves To- normal Con''
tion-aud the uest thing you know you
are rctting well
Sold on tcgt proposition. You are
Thoroughly fatisftrd lt f. helping YOU be
fore the appliance is yours Nothlng "a
do but wear It. No trouble o. expense
and the most wonderful fact nhuut ih'
aprlinnce IL that II Is rnli so reasonable i
that IL IL within the reach ut all both
rich and poor.
No matter how bad your ailmcn', or how
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iirn write today not tomorrow nhdiur
Appliance CO., 29l bradbury Bldg" Lo
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-14
WILLIAMS WINS SUIT
Awarded Damages Of $4,000 Against
Physician Formerly Connected
With sand Springs Hospital

Personal injury damages OF S2,5O0
were awarded Robert williams by
the jury in superior court saturday
morning in his suit against the sand
Springs hospital, and Dr. George G
Campbell. williams alleged he wan
permanently injured in July, 1917,
whct he had X-ray photographs oil
himself taken, and sustained serious
burns because of the negligence OF
the physicians in charge OF the ~
ray machine. ,,,,
The suit was originally brough'
against the hospital and CharieS
Page, but Judge l.. J. martin m
s,rncted the Jury Friday rffeht to
find in favor Of tho defendant Page
and to consider only the response
bility of DR.. Campbell. Testimony
was heard saturday morning In the
suit against Campbell and 4 verdict
was returned in favor OF Williams
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-14

E1a from It's Oslpc lease instead "
allowing u To- SO 90 all parts ~ the
state, -. A. Richardson, attorney Tor
the coS company objected, and HE
objection was sustained by Commis-
1oncr Erhols Echuls said he had
road the oklahoma Nnturnl's con-
tract with the interior department.
and that il contains no stipulation
that Tulsa shall receive moro benefit
than any other city.
May Protest to Washington.
Long tcstifiod that the sand
Springs cas- company Is making a
nir pront ut rate of IS ccntH n
thousand cubic feet that th' city
viii appeal 10 the Interior depart
mout IN an attempt to force the
oklahoma Nttural Gas company to
give Tulst the Ras from It's paagc
lease Of l07,U 900 acres was the dee
lnration ~ Rogers aud Duncan.
Tho hearing of th' southwestern
ioil Telephone company " to h"
held AT oklahoma Ci,y on November
2'. Fchuls snid Tho Tulsa street
Railway oompany'S hearing for an
Increased rate is Ia come up the day
following its possible. and viii also
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-14
II STER IS STILL
IN THE DUMPS
porliament for Northwest
Counties May Be
Set Up

urutlS. oct. .J,A-The Irish par
-, al Belfast for the six north
.., counties is expected to be set
'l' ',.,r,.ti,,cly. once tho home rule
w ',.,,s.l by the imperial govern
-, II WAS pointed out that TINS
s,Ja serve as an example for all
..s- of ireland. and have
s,,dy,pr effect by showing the Sim
r.l,,rs that Dublin and the other
>. ,.a,,,,.s could have precisely the
~ .,e.hinery OF elf-governmen
pclfast will have for It's six
counties
rbere Is some agitation for ann
..an,ont. 10 the financial terms OF
~. homo rule bill. Ulstcrmcn are
Io,d 1, handling over To any irish
u tho control OF customs and ex-
g. They do not want this priVll-
" Tor themselves and are deter
..d that IL shall not be made
nai,ab,, for the rest of ireland,
saa,,ng that 1t might be used to the
s,,-i-n.nt OF industry I'm the north-
Srp section of the country
pclfast men want moro than the
006 600 pounds "a be granted Tor
se,tlly up It's proposed new parIia-
-, Th.y also say that the sum
~ iS 600 coo pounds which Ireland
a. ia contribute annually To the sup
. cot of the empire Is too high. This
. Iyonld b, reduced by about. 3. 900, 900
,.rcun5s year 10y the annunities now
Z. ,svablc o. the imperial treasury by
/. t,ish farmers who have purchased
their holdings with government ad-
.ygnces. This sum is in the future to
IN divided between the two Irish
: 'parliaments
IA one suggestion has been made that
: tsand's contribution to the I'M
Sral funds shall be limited TO the
g Irish income tax and super-taX.
which at present amounts to H.
1000 600 a year
= Outside e Ulster. however, none
ss..o' these points is being discussed at
ali. Complete separation and an
---indepcndcnt republic is the Sim
.-Tein policy. while even the moder-
ates demand a government for all
= Ireland ON dominion lines as COM
-,ple,eIy free iu finance as Canada
..-The governments bill does nothing
ito meet this view and its creation Of
two separate parlianents in Ireland
with equal powers is resented by
: every section Of politicians in the
south and west.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-14
CITY HAS HOPES
IN GAS DECISION

CONTINUED FROM rAGE ONE
lnE tu such iu any alr The proper
proportion rs nine parts bir to one
part W Lls
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-14
ALLEN MAY NOT RECOVER
Condition Of IN-poli,,, Chicf Gives
Hospital AttnS hos Concern

Thirty six huuN after an opera
ton md been performed To- relieve
cone ussiou ,f the brain, Charles L.
Allen. form police chief. was s'i d
unC uuscious and I'm a serious cuudi-
ton at the Tulsa hospital lat usi
riEh, Attaches OF IN" hospital sud
that hope for Aliens eventual re-
ouNery had not been given W.. but
full
Tulsas former police CHIEF was
injured late Thursday night Inv an
apto accident on Elwood avenue.
and Haskell street. when he wac
thrown from the car and struck the
paVoTnrnt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-14
Tuisan Suggested
Best AXIOM in the
Recent Campaign

America FIRST. the greatest
good fur the greatest number"
tn republican slogan which was
chosen 10y the Chicago Tribune as
being the best offered in It's con
test, was suggested by l.. ".
GyWunc, TuIsiu Mr. GWNnnc
Is va receipt of a letter OF rvcugu.-
hou from President, War.
ren q. harding, thanking him for
the thought
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-14
FOUR LEG ROOSTER STUTS
Puts ON ns Many Airs NJ Ills Com
rndcs WITH only Two.

EANsAS cry Mo- Nov. tl.--
Now the four-lcggcd rooster
with four perfectly shaped legs
"A run grown rooster is parndinE thl
hnrnyard OF IT, II. Burrcs. uf Harris,
Mo. according to "a letter written hY
Hurrcs to superintendent Or Parks
W n Dunn, offering TO soil the
rooster to the Swupc Park 200.
Dunn said the offer would be de-
clincd ns the city docs not dcsirr
any freak animals In the 2oo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-14
TWILIGHT SOCIAL HOUR
y. ". {. \. Invites Young People
10 Attend Entertainment,

= The first Of series of twilight
. social hours will be held at the Y.
NJ C A. Sunday evening at 5 O'Clock,
The Y. W. &. 4. will cooperate in
the entertainment. TO which all
young people Of the city are invited.
There will be a short program, an
-informal "gct-togcther period and
refreshments will be served. N. A..
. Thompson social secretary, an
rounces that this VIII be a regular
!, sunday afternoon feature during the
.fal and winter. 1t will be held i'm
mediately following the Sunday TO-
rum or mems meeting.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-14

be a. oklahoma city. according to
isthola
iuth of these cnS'H were tn have
been heard iu Tulsa. Duncan said
saturday h, would insiHj upon This
agreement 80 they may be hoard
here before custoucrH who can and
VIII testify as &, service but who
cannot conveniently travel to OKLA
homa CITY To- do SO.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-14

Right now thoughts just naturally turn to
ones bedding and we are better prepared than
ever to meet your demand. We have put our
entire stock of fine warm blankets and comforts
on sale at special reductions of from 200 TO
% e. The pretty plaids and two-tones are
very popular Just now.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-14
Compares Company to sand
Spring~

we believe the oklahoma M
turnl cas- company can o1toin SUIT.
Client ras for Tulsa II u win make
IA, effort The Sand Springs Gas
company is furnishing tho CITY OF
sand SpriuEs from tho lease iu the
Osalc IL obtained from th, lu yriut
department Apparently the OkD.
hnma Nutural's lease I'm close proNl-
nifty hna not hCHu developed as in
tousivclv The sand Jp lurs com
pnu, h. shuttiug ia its Now Eug wei q
until such timcr as thcv VIII hc
needed to supply that city"
Frank Long, rcprcsou'inH the
Springs company was pat ou th"
Witness stand saturday mornst To-
tcs'ifv Ca that rompauy's operations
itv griI The lease was given ~ thu
Interior department with the stlpu.
lhtion that sand Springs was tu hU
furnished with gas first.
when Duncan HSkcl him II there
was not similar understanding tu
the effect that the oklahoma N1-
tprn' was to give Tulsa preference In
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-14

PARIS, Nov. lS.-Georges Carpen-
tier arrived in Paris this evening
from the United States and was en-
thusiastiaally welcomed by thou
sands Of admirers at the station.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-27

Norfolk took jump hits third place
AMI arc still EolnR strohg. Watch those
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-27
OLYMPIC TEAM SAILS.
kILEEN RlGGIN, 14-YEAR-
OLD GIRL SWIMMER, GOES
"rcd' Meredith. Champion Hnif-
Miller, viii Itc rimcS-D tipatca
Special Correspondent.

NEW YORK, July 2B.-rho Amer
isan mol Olympic team made up 50 far
est. the speedicst, the most agile an,l
the most graceful persons In tho
urited states. ~ out OH the Atlnn-
each with the high hope of re.urn.
Ing TO the United states winner In
the greatest of all athletic meets
the seventh Olympiad. =
The team is made up OF los Track
and Held men. forty-eight swimmers,
twen,y-four wrestlers. twenty-five
boxers, twenty fencers and eight BIZ
afternoon on the United States army
transport. Princess Alatoaka. after il
'rousing. reception at the Manhattan
Opera House and Il parade through
Bulking above his comrades, is
giant Matt McGrAth, who cab pick
up n sixteen pound hammer, whirl
earth. The other extreme on the
team isrAilcen Riggin, IA years OLD,
Sed n9t m mush bigger than the pro
fancy diver. She won her place OH
the team in competition with swim
mers of all ages from all over the
In between the big and Nttle mem
letes.track, field, ring, rhe aaucsi
tSS po tTaIk s,o the wrestling ma. and
Meredith. the fleet Former Un!ver-
sity OF Pennsylvania half-miler who
Will send Il daily story OF the games
u the Times. Dispatch. Meredith is
AL Olympic champion.
The Zest OF the team members v:s
aamnencd somewhat and sharp crit
icisni heard, when they learned thai
they would travel below decks. An
officer in charge said that IL wns I'M
possible to provide cabin accon,uio.
dations for them. The cabins arc
occupied by the personnel officers
olympic committee and a number or
army officers, who are going abroad
foI special duty.
The team athletes will sicep on INC
canvas mattresses which are usei b.;
the enlisted men when the transport
carries troops. Each athlete. now
usually given soldier. They viii
be given access to the decks ~ al
times and will eat at the first-elsss
mess.
The official farewell to the .eam
was given on the stage IN tho srea:
o o house. When the curtain
dience saw the athletes grouped on
the stage. Each rose an his' or her
name was called and each was given
a cheer. At the close all stood dur
Ing the playing OF THE Star-Span-
gied Banner" Gustavus kirby. pres.
speech.
Messages OF congratuintion wer.
received from the Governors of COL
orado. Massachusetts, M,nnesota,
Kansas, fennsylvania, Texas, Ili!-
nois. New Jersey and New York.
Jack Moaklcy. OF Cornell, Is head