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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-08
ES MUY RENIDA
Sc CREE QUE HABRA
IhDnSICInN

iviene de Ia la

MPOSlClON
Los p~artidarios poStulantes del In
geniero Obreg0n V 81 general Caballe
70. haceu en- ~Tamaulipas una formi-
dable campana de prensa, Y en nit1nes
" reuniones r-otestan de antemano
Dor la imposic..r que adivinan habra
lie Lopez de Lara. Sc alega' en- cor
ira dc este candidate. que todaS la'
autoridades tamaulipecas, desde el go
bernador provisional Morarte. son de
! filiacion larista y por 10 tanto sc cor
| sideran obligadoS a imponer en- los CO.
nicios Que Sc efectuaran ell domingo
+! dc Noviembre pr6Nimo. al General
Lopez de Lara.
UNA CIRCULAR DEL
SOsERNADOR
Ante las cons.antes quejas Y protcs-
tas dc los p~artidarios de Ooregoh '
Caballero. contra ell hecho
dc Que los .Ayuntamientos
COS son de filiaci6n larlsta. as como
tcca> las autorldades del Estado, e
Gohernadcr lose Morante, en- provision
rio cuaIuu!er conflicto, acaoa de eN-
neair una circular a todos los Hl''nic4-
n;os tamaulipecos. previniendoles CUE
nor rinriin motive Sc mezclen las au-
toridades en- cuestiones pcliticas' ans
,~eriandose de prestar ayuda en- lafos
de tai o cual candidate.
Tienese noticia de que aigunos -
,~,,,.,,icntos entire los que sc cohta-
ba el de Nuevo Laredo. Sc a~oste"'a..
de promulsar ell decreto respective POI
. -, ga. convoca \ eleccioneS nata
=, mes rr5ximo. y que fue preci;,A una
tar,n;nan,e orden telegrafita del SUD
Secretario de G~obernacion, para que
crmnIieran con 10 dispuesto por Il su-
p~erioridad. nos ose-
sura. mrchcs elementos larlsin, nara
haIcristas Sc cstan un'erlo pa"
nres,ar apoyo al general ooreE'"' d
nuicn ~consideran IN candidate de iran
sacci6n.
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Diamond Dyes"
No Manchan-T THEN
No exponga sus ropas finas usan-
do Tinturas Malas que Sc Des-
tinan o Mauchen-

Cada paquete de Diamond Dyes"
"Tinturas Diamond" contiene direc-
clones tan senci!las para su uso, que
cualquiera sonora puede tehir per
fectamente cualquiera plea &c 70
I'd. Va :ea de seda. 'lara, algodtn o
generos mezclados.
Compre Diamond Dyes" no de
otra clase. con las que sc garantizan
resultados %perfectos. aunque usteu
nunca haya tenido antes. En- todas
las boticas encontrara surtido de CO.
loreS. (Adv.)
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H~ISTORICAS

g Sol dc N7yo.-Men.crias de Ia Inter
yc1ci6n frdEceSa. Con Crahados .....S2.5o
e Cer-o de la CampanaS-Novela his
t6rica d. G-Indisimo iatere> ....--.-S2.5o
Ia NajcStad Caila--E9i>odioS histor'cos
De L. Ecvolici5H maderiSta .....-...Sl.Oo
Los Observation-Disclosures &c "a insurr2c-
riGn contra E>pdna ......... .....-.S2.29
Memorials de un observation-disclosures dc
n epoca Ge IA Reforma $500 ......S2.25
SacerGot, Y CauGilio-ETiscdios dc nucS-
ira Guerra de Indcpendencia ........So.25
Tomorh.c. Novcla HiStoVica POI Herr
bs-to Frias s.. 20
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3;ccIoNARlOs CAsTELLANos.

,4mpano Observation-Disclosures eAc'c..-
r,,!5co Le "a lcaCla ccs-st2aa. T"- ~
G7rz.lJz DC n RT@I. Us TS"o cSE -
.--aI.6os. $50 r~ct-aIos. - -apa>. Cos
.ra6rp~ Is bards-&-. 'abi2s &c SSserll
Nr--sco. Cod go .H:cE-a ciou2' de- send
r~ etc. IL -gUO pasta tea .-..-.$--J'
ni--;ons-.o pgD=,a- De a LeD-2a Caste
fTarl EG:c gg Minerva t,iI>1Ino
mus p~-as,:,c. E=:aascato en- te.a IN -
-, .. .. ... SIS
Dic.oaar!o Complc.7 De IN Lencua ESpa-
Eo,a. po- u EcLrirucz NavaS.. Cor
-s.re ci.n.o vr.ntr mil vOcr's cNpl.ca-
..ss y J,:.z:3as y - de los Dictionaries
mas completes Re II ~ienEGa. Cn 'omo q,
d. SEQ ---t.as uls:a -rl7 -..-----S]-vv
uf.-5-7sr.5 j. Ia Learut C1s:ella0S. 2o--
d jose A.em8uy .-ECrHH ~ TobHmea
L. ,..55 rar;n.s Y c~OnticIc tOclS a>
.g-e~ le. Dlcr:onario De Z Academia.
vci7ts.I-co mil americantsmo>. ounce
mi ..-=s..--ns. a-cairuoS Y Ieoio-:>meS.
r.merosas .geurlones iatinaS ) c1tran3e-
ras. cs-. Pa>,1 INA --...- -... -.-.-Sf'9V
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UN SEVERE CASTIGO
(V:ene de Ia la
CnCima del cuerpo.

cnCima del cuerpo.
Fl autor de tan alevoso crlmen Tue a
r,ehen dido y el Jefe de las Armas en-
Clinasa. Oral Andres Figueroa pidlo
inn ediatamcnte instruccioneS q en-
huahua Y SegIn Sc sabe, Sc lie do or
den de due el criminal fuera pasado
n,r las armas. sin formation de causa,
para c;cnlplo Y escarmiento de todos
los militares que v~alitndose de su carac
,ar ,raran dc cometer toda clase de a
husos Y arbitrariedades.
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LIBROs MARAVILLOS0S.

Para los que sufrcn, son victiinas
de la desgracia, les persigue Ia ma
Ia suerte, fracasan IN y negocIos y
son desatortunados eI amores. Con
tan curiosos lihros ~lograran tocos q
deseos, seran afortunados en- nego-
clos v empresas, lograran Ell carino
Gel ser amado, llevaran a feiiz ternll-
no sus asuntos Y triunfaran en- TODD:
Sc yeran l;bres de malas influen-
cias. Y venceran 4 sus eaeal!gos y a.
die pod1a ~causarles dano. Envie 10
centavo. en- estanpillas de correo pa
"a gastcs y recibira catalogo gratis.
Direction: Sres. '. Martin J Co.
San Rafael 61-t. habana- Cubs.
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Sc DESPUEBLA

te. aproxinadamente mil famiiias me
xicanas. enganchadas por un emo
Arnulfo L!era de MeXicalo, dirigien-
dose a los Estados Cnidos en- busca
de trabaiO.
Con los enganchados del selor Lie
IA Sc seguira igual procedimiento que
81 que Sc cita arriba. toda vez Tue tai
nrocedimiento es altamente bensfico
para todos los tra~bajadores meXica-
nos Que v:cnen al territorio americana.
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'riUN1tEAd.
IGNOEASE QUE HAYA PASAOO
CON Ell GRAIL. FELIX DlAZ

Hasta las atlas horas de Ia noche
no Sc saba 10 que hubiera pasado
con el General Diaz. pueS nj en- Ia Pre-
sidencia nj en- Secretaries de Guerra
y de Gobernaci6n sc han recibido min
-,,nos infvrrmes de Veracruz nj en- fuer
rcs periodisticas nj particulars Sc sa-
10 una palabra dc 10 que haya ocurri-
10. por 10 cual exiSte gran ansiedad.
LA CAMARA Sc iNTERESA
POR FL Case
Desde las cInco de IA tarde esta reu
nida "a Camara de Diputados tratanuo
"a question de Ia captura del General
Felix Diaz. Han hablaGo cerca &c
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OBRA.S DE UTILIDAD PRACTICE

Aries GrifiCaS.-FornulaS y proceed
micr,oS para ,ipOrrafia. grabados.
Are de guitar las nanc',as en- toda
ciGSe de tsiIdcs &c. $500 ...-.... Toe
Cr5a de GaLiraS: 81 cailineru. :ncubacion,
al,mer tos y bebidaS. hygiene. eeba. cas-
traction. cnfermedades ' curacioE. en-
pagge Y t-auSporte del huevo. por A
Esnanct y E. cambria ...... ......s1.So
Culuvo De EortalizaS: G5-o sue enSena
pr~dccicamcn:c 81 culGvo de toda Case
de horta!i2aS: aio. rcpollo. cebolla. ri
baro. tomato. cSparraEO. lcchuSa. etc.
ror santos Rodriguez y 2. Zlaaorra. .Sl-'O
E.encn,os de Mccanica--Fucr=a. naovl-
mierto reSiStenci1s. uaiquinaS Sinples.
eQui!ibrio. Gen>idad, etc ...... -. eOc
e Nedico dc las FamiilaS-Manual teo-
rico practice De Medicinal. al alcance de
;cdos. In tono tela ..- ..-.-.:.:Sl.@'
T. libro re las MadreS.-Obra nuy it'll
vcr los c~onOcjmlcntCS que prOcCTa / las
madrcS de iamiIia. para cumThr 81 au-
Susrl misiln de to.ular = edUcer = los
hijOS $500. ......... .....- .-...... OOc
Ea-uacopea AcNicana -. -. ..-...-.-SIo-pV
A!Eicre del MasrimoDio.-Ei libro de los
csposcS. po- FL Dr.. Pereira. de IN Real
Academia de Medicina de Barcelona Ua
Gun 82' Del An An3sssior de CabalioS > del p
caLo-: mJtodo nex:canO para domar en-
do horas caha,ioS y mulgs brCtas o
c~erril.s. por Francisco Mora .........$-.Io
Ga!.y> &c Comb4;e. I"cu5aci6n. cria, all
mratgS Y GeDilaS como sc CoNcCe -
suTrc-o gallo de combatc. preparation.
jUccSS. apucS:aS, maEas y tramp2s por
Pau!i-o L6peE ..... --.-. 49,. .....Sl. 10
La Medic M Case-a.-TratamjcntcS SEN
c.Eo> ' t-c..rs para combetir toda cia-
SC Ge INTERMEDIATES : academies. soc
l. ycrdadera Ciencia dc Curdr. Ira
tam.en:o UatuviSta mOdc-no y modo
de conccer las Intermediates po- IA
expression al 70 TIC Tn tomo ela..-Si. 10
Nlnua! del FocuHe-o Maquini>ta, por Cou-
ac-t- TN vu.u-asn tcla ........ So. S..To
Manual de! 'onc-can:c = EpiStolario CO.
mercia'.-Ohra Utiiisiul para toda per
, sLaa De UiE0ciO> ...... ......... -. 90
Nil QUinlcntoS Sec-etoS del HoEar.-Co-
iccci0n De ECcctaS p~racticaS para Ia lin
plea &c cn>ersS domGsccCs. telas y veSti-
dos compostCr4 de roPaS y objctoS; to-
cado-. hygIene. etc ..... $500. ..... SOC
NoviSsmU Co@tador Universal. Manual de
cuentas aiG>tGdls, con e! cuUi Sc re-
>uc.vrn v.o,en,a~lcnte -Cda c.aSS DC ope-
rac;oacs. sin ncces.Gad &c auE:eros
nj caiculos -. 49,. ...... 4oc
P!antaS que cGran y plartas que ma
tan. TrataGo De botanical medicinal
para Ia cUrSci0n de todaS las en-
icrmedade> - ......... .......... SIC
Rercta.io G- Nediciaa Donestica. Colec-
G. = Ge rCcetaS para lcdaS las enter
mydadSs. Fl EneJOr iibrO. de medlcina
popular que 81 Id pablicado In tor1o
ted 20 $1,000 .--- ,-..-. ...-.So-UO
Sec.c;oS De n Nl;uraleza.-Libro de gran
ut!ldad en- 81 hUgar. por = suG3a de re-
cctas y cuSe;ianzaS cue c~ontiene. g. ICc
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DIyERSOS.

Ari,nG-ic2 C0re.ciai. poT LEcG!tG-
Ngeva edIc.on @usaeataG2 y coErs;'aa. ~
Attention Elemental nor AuiZaE.-ApTo-
b.as ono ab-a J.. ,ss.o IN las escue-
- >. "a ", -sTi,, Nexi-ana .,-.... So
49,. g.. r.-.,,.;,,a ,r-a
I"-g4e Arn,S' P"7 t'ne1S
gao" para - - p, -
re- ~ en-
Fedo . .' ''o
C@->O elemental 10 ArJ'ugclca. Por Bruno. ee
la~..I! ~ Nettr'"a dc S3H"r::crN-F~
.lI~ 1s@y p~T~ct.ct~ para cGAur1r terri
n"-. 'ytlr-n'"sE -A1'T'iS''S etc 40
,n,a..,~7, d. Moral El-tud 8 E-haniGad.
- ,s, do I,. riro. E-epaS.sGo. 800. so
,r-..,.s,s p.,-, >r-,
S""Pen J." St ~ IN
"a POI Sa'''"' >"
COuvCrsaC:ouc> y na-rlc.onH~ ~re.atvas =
.o~ heroes Hida.su y JG2rsz 90. 90
- D,.-r.,r, -r,.-.c.6D d.. &c grader
- Fl..fn ISL -
~ -..,,.,., 81. -
- O'e~-o S" - - =. 80 80. Il q,
- y, ,r,,E-, -,- - Prof =
l., = y, go .:ea SIS
- E--.-I,s ., yr.r-o nor 81 Lis,
I$oHS'S TSE |" '- so
''- - i,-.,.a4, 80,
F'ri'' ''' .n,.-.
e"P'l-'1- - - - :, D
Geomci.N EiSa'saiai: Per tI'~"'. on
ia con ial'a'"aS De @'"9''os * m,.t
De- naaeo- E4a:,Sa dc !u!e s2'
Rcra.ra -. . 80, . 49,. OF
Il -sr-la Natural. poT LAuSieOcrt Ana
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Cc-rnrdL, dc Gr..oatjcI CaStcl!a7a. Sc
qua "a Academic poT To.o ' Gomez 'V'
Comrcedio &c G-ars&;!cG por Don AT a.
dre> Beiio = 80.
tri!anas que vtreceH dificuitae en- - ..
-@rr.EErA go --- 49, 49, - -
rls-,entgs de Grammatical. PoE Hers2rz. Zo>
arrat.ca CaS;cssra. con aTreSlo q a &C
la ReG Academia. PoC LunlE. AuT
.'4a '0I - I'll. -. ......SI.2;
C~-.srica de q Rea Academia Espahola.
-!::ua cGiciGn n:ici2. S"--
P-1r.aario Le Ortografia de IA LenGa"
srgS-el.aua Gee e - 80 ~
p-.-,---S, z, Cc-:r-acf p. O los diCZ
N. 's''O9 ...... SIS;
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.RIILLAS ~CIENTIEICAS


L. Madg' de los deSampar@dos ......... i
II purislma Conception -.... ........ l
Mao Jesus 81 -. -.--. -.-.. 80. !
Nuestra sonora del Carmen ...... ..... l
Nuest-s Sra. de- 10 C2adciaria ........ !
San Antonio DC Iadua 1900. .....--. !
>a1 ts3Gs" o. ----- r-r-----.'.- .-... j
San:o EIuc Dc .A:ocha ........ ........ !
>drta Cecilia $500. .---.-... .....-.- l
Santa LCGIl $500. '.---.- .--.- $685. /
S>n Fraacl>cG J1y.e- 1890. 1900. . l
~zrta Teresa &c JESUS ........ ...... l
IAN Lorenzo ...... 1900. $500. ..... !
san Juan SautisL+ 80. $500. ..-... I
Sa.saic Cc-JzoG de Nlria ........ go. l
&uest-a >eiora de 44tCcda ........... !
San Francisco &c Paula .-.--...- ...--. l
san ATG>;ln $780,. ------ 1890. 1900 !
~aG C1T-tGnO --.... 80 .--- ..----. !
>a2 Vicente dc Paul 1900. ...-. .... !
~2a Pedro Apostle! .--..--.. .-.-- -..-- !
San Francisco De ASS .-...... ....... ,
: Offices de D.tuntos 1890 ....... q. !
. jubilee &c las Cuarentl Ucr@s .........
Nusstra Sonora dg LourdcS ......-......
/ Crcio P1-,o dc n Fircer ...... ...... !
( San lI1a NsU0u~ceno $500. ...... . . J
san I--ac.o Gc Lcyc.I ---..... ........ !
so SiIEac' $3.50. -----.... ....-...... !
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lIBROS DE LECTURk.

c,-azsn-Oiar:o De u NiEo. Por
Z AnSe. dc! HoS2r.-Lioro pTime'o oe en.
iectura. para ninIs $500 .- %.
r k.geI del HcEa.-Liero ssSund".'' o y
II Aa,i-o de los Ni&oS. Tor S1H@ae'-.' -
EngeGanza SimGitanea, rc7 Mate ~
u Pc~ia De n CaSa-Te-csr hbro DC Il .o,
Ier.oe siex;-aao. PriHe-o. Tor O"coy NJ
Is-tsr Nexicaao SccU7do ...'' .
Lector Msxicano. Tcrcerc - ~
Mod, de escrituTa-lectur4. Por Ne'Sa-
msr. con ap.icae.cn del tonetSmo : n,
/. marchc analitico-Sintetica ... oc
S3n.iila numc-o ! t.. -. e -.
Mdnut.a HGalsro roc
MAMMA n-ns.o . sc
Na0G.yl, aumerc ; e. 80 d. - -
Manasvil name-o ; -. -. nS-
S;l.bario de san Miguel -. VSc
Cu-lo Dc Lsnrulie. 7or q Prof. k'caEGo ~
~G6mez-Prin,er aIc = - -
Gus, de LcnSua5s, Segando aHo 0'e
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GRAMMATICAL.

G6mez-Prir,er anc
Gus de LcnEuAse, SeEUneo 4Ao
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-26
GIRLS MEET WITH
MOTHERS TONIGHT
Virginia Leonard to BE
Toastmistress at the
Y. W. Banquet.

Betweeu $50 and 400 mothers and
daughters are expected at the second
annual mother and daughter ban
quot in the V W G. A. gymnasium
at Gao o'clock this evening
Miss Virginia Leonard, president
OF the high school association, Will
act IA toastmistress. Numbers on the
program will he. \ tribute To-
mothers hy Miss Margaret Camp
bell. a high school girl; two vocal
solos hv Miss Mpblc Sisson 81 Ken
dali college ~ tribuic to daughters.
hy Mrs W ! Williams. selections
10y the Girls Gloc club of Kendall,
toast 10 mothers by Miss Katherine
l.ytcl n grade senool girl and n
message To girls. by Miss Iclah
Hclnbaugh fold girls work secra-
tary
Kendall college y W girls viii
decorate tho tables as well 1s serve
the dinner and furnish the musical
part OF the program. Bluc ana
white. the association colora will
decorate the gymnasium aud appear
In the crystal Cludlcstlckg ana
candolnhra with blue candles ana
the low bowls Of bite aud white
flowers ON tho tables Crepe papor
hats. different for mothers aud
daughters. also In the association
colurs. have bcou made hy girl rc.
serves "f SeVuoNah ana Emerson
schools ana the Washington Junior
high SCHOOL
During the seating of the com
pany Mrs g. r. Strnuvelio will play
at the piano. The program was
planned by Mira j Bcuiimnn brown
chairman OF the mother ana dnugh-
ter banquet committee.
Tomorrow rally day will witncs.
one OF the most interesting proRrams
sdurng the girls week celebration
All girl scouts, girl reserves aud
camp fries will present a program
in the afternoon, and In the evening
khroc clever playlets. MY Aunt
From California This IL SO sud
den" aud showed Up with the
Duchess"
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Famous Vaudeville Star Is
Heddiner at Orpheum TO-DAY

ter 81. Mihiel after Pcishings dough
boys captured II and she wears dec
orations from II American army
divisions for her work overseas.
Mr. and Mrs. Greasy viii present
their latest play, "Thc Man who
Buttcd In" a humorous sketch
written by Mr.. Crcssy, which IL said
to be one of the best acts In vaude-
Vile
Greasy IL q former newspaper
man. "A novelist aud a poet. an In
tornational Rotarian. Shriner and an
ELK. His appearance IN Tulsa Is an
important event OF the vaudeville
season.
Chris Richards, an eccentric com
.,i,rn vino comes straight 10 Tulsa
from the Majestic thcator. chicago,
~ another feature act on today's bill
which promises to be most pleas
ing one. Jim Brown and Belle
Jackson will present singing and
talking skit. at the Training quar-
ters." Miss jackson Is known as the
girl with the 5000 arm. as a IA p
nous sculptor declared her, right
arm was the most perfectly formed
one he had ever seen.
The Vivians and the Five Nightons
and the Orpheum News complete the
bill--Advt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-26
Y0UNkMAN GETS
INTO CITY RACE
cnNr1NrEn FROM pAGE ONE.

W. I iNA III fNpM NNfa bNF
claims the credit for originating the
plan proposed IN the platform pro
Viding for the appointment OF an ad-
visory board Of seven members
elected by the various civic clubs In
the city to supervise the eNpcndi-
ture OF the vast funds voted for good
water, MIR. Nounkman presented the
plan TO the Lions club several weeks
ago where u was indorsed.
Friends of Al Farmer prominent
In every civic activity of Tulsa for
many years, hope to secure an an
nouncemout ~ his candidacy for
the office OF mayor within a few
days. Yesterday he was waited on
by "A detegatio Of leading rcpubli-
cans and urged to enter the race on
the republican ticket. while the
members of the delegation did not
secure his consent nt the conference,
they say that he did not refuse to
consider the proposition and they
are iubuently confident that enough
pressure can be brought TO bear on
Mr. Farmer that he Will accept their
invitation.
whether or not Tulsa is to have q
nonparisan ticket In the field viii
probably be determined az the meet
ing OF tho delegates elected by sew
cral OF the civic organizations for
the purpose OF placing an inde-
pendent ticket before the voters In
the coming elections This meeting
viii be hold AZ s o'clock Thursday
night In the municipal auditorium,
10 was announced In the following
call issued Yesterday.
NO person having been desig
mated to call meeting " the rep
reseutativcs OF the various civic or
caniZations to discuss n nonpartisan
greater Tulsa ticket in the city
election. the undersigned take the re-
spousibility Of calling such flrs,
meeting at tho chamber Of com
merce assembly room OF the munlc-
ipal building for Thursday night
February &c. at 8 o'clock All com
mitteemen will please be there al
that time with the proper creden-
tials. tSlgned) = NJ. Berry. Horace
Speed. T. @. Long, Carl G. Magec
John II. simmons, q. II. Leonard.
To date no announcement Of his
candidacy on any ticket has come
from Mayor C. II. Hubbard. During
the discussion of the proposed in.
dependent ticket at one Of the civic
clubs II was openly charged that
Mayor Hubbard was attempting &c
secure the Endorsement OF tho non
partisan committee because some OF
the delegates on that committee wer,
avnwedly in favor Of the mayors
recollection. Friends close TO Hub.
bard, however. declare that II he
runs he will seek the democratic
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-26

Wil NJ CrcST hcadlner on the
new lin oprniug at The OrLhrum this
afternoon, Is one OF the widest
known mrn on the vaudeville stage.
Foy more than 20 years he and his
wife. Blanche Dayne, who appears
here with him. have been one OF the
standard acts OF big time vaudeville.
Mr. Crcssy's standing In his profcs-
sion was recognized during tho war
when he was appointed commander
of the first contingent OF American
Theatrical Entertainers to 30 10
lAanCc under the auspices of the Y.
NJ. G, A. to entertain our soldier
huya and when he was houored by
President Wilson with an appoint
mcnt as one of the eight -Four Min
ute Men At Large" appointed by tho
president In the entire United
states.
In France MIR. and Mrs cressy
bravcd the dangers of the front line
trenches in order to carry "A message
Of cheer TO the boys who Were bear
Ing the shock OF the enemy's at
tacks. MI Cressy has the honorable
distinction of being the only over
seas entertainer who was wounded
IN France, His wife, Miss Dayhe
was the first American woman to en-
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DENY SPLITTING ON FLAG
Witnesses In Socialist Hearing Re
futc Testimony Of Girl.

ALBANY. y. Y, FEB. 26.-The
defense in the trial Of the five
suspended socialist asscmblymou
charged with disloyalty late today
produced two policemen who denied
the allegation by prosecution wit
ness that Charles Solomon, u de
fendant, spat on tho American flag
at socialist street corner meeting
I'm Brooklyn in 1917.
Their testimony was sandwiched
between the direct and cross cNami-
nation Of Assemblyman Lewis Wald-
man, another defendant, which con
sumod virtually The entire day Be
sides defending his own record In the
lower house in 1918 and his attitude
during the war. Waldman described
the death" of socialist bills running
afoul OF the trusts which the de-
PENDANTS had intimatcd prompted
their suspension.
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nomination. AS yet Mayor Hubbard
has never stated whether or not he
VIII attempt TO succeed himself as
mayor.
Frank lngraham, who has served
In several public offices in Tulsa.
was the first democrat to announce
his candidacy MIR. Ingraham will
try for the democratic nopiuatlon
FOR mayor
Major Charles DALEY. OF the ma
uonal guards, announced his aspira-
tions to the office OF police and
fire commissioner on the platform
OF metropolitan military police
force for the city Though he has
previously been affiliated with the
democratic party, he declared his
Intention Of running ron tile indie
pendent ticket
O. A. Steiner. chairman OF the aw
Enforcement league OF Tulsa, said
last night that he has received
numerous questions about the pro-
posed independent ticket lie reiter.
atcd clearly that the law and order
league and law enforcement league
have no intention, nor have had any,
OF placing a new ticket In the field.
lie said that as far as he IL CON
ccrued thore will be only the two
party tickets and that he believes
the proposed independent ticket
being talked about In civic clubs
ia dying out and will probably not
even bo In the race.
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RUSSELL TO TELL
FACTS IF ASKED
CONTINUED rRoM PAGE one

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
this afternoon to the chief clerk and
was not read In the house.
Whethet or not the house will re-
peat its request to Russell for the
submission of sworn charges was not
determined. A democratic caucus is
TO be held at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning, and II is expected a decision
VIII be reached az to a further
course with regard to Russell
The letter presented this afternoon
IL addressed to Tom G.. Naldrep.
speaker. and members Of the house
of representatives
Russell says in his letter that the
evils he has pointed out in the par
don and parole board cannot be
acted upon and corrected at this
session and that the responsibility
for them lays at the door Of the
governor lie says steps are being
takou to submit certain amendments
TO the voters at the next election
that will correct what he terms the
evils"
Russell further declares that II
the house OF representatives will cite
specific cases upon which II wants
/ more details regarding charges Rus
sell has made he will gladly fur
nish them as they are matters the
whole state should know. He says
he Is now preparing statement
dealing with the charges which viii
be made public later.
The house resolution calling OF.
, Russell to present hss charges in
sworn affidavits says that aa he
has heretofore at different times
through the medium OF publica-
ton issued by him, made charges
dcrogatory 10 the pardon and parole
department of the state OF Okla
homa. and the governor OF the state
before the house OF representatives
requested an investigation OF satd
pardon and parole department by
reason of said charges" that tho
house resolved TO direct the speaker
thereof ito address proper COM
munication to the said Campbell
| Russell, and see that the same is de-
livered 10 him, requesting him to
Immediately file with said speaker
! such charges in writing and under
! oath as he may desire to make
against the pardon and parole de-
partment of the state" with such
"affidavits. documents. records and
sI:ers ard things as he may a..
sire