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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-06
MRS FRANK SEAMAN.
CITY Auditor.
FRANK r.. DUNCAN,
city Attorney


Pubiished IN Tulsa Daily word, Soy. 30.
Dec. !. 2. 3, I. s. s, 7, s. g. 10 II, ".
is ~, IS, is. II. is, -, 20. q, 22, %.
a. as 2s, and 27, world Publishing
NoTIGE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF
SHARE HOLDERS OF THE FIRST
NATIONAL BANK or TULSA,
Notice is hereby given 20 'hs shsr.
holders Of The First Sa'iunsl Bank OF
Tulsa. that = special meeting Of he share
holders has been called ny the Directors
for. and will be held On Tuesday. Decem-
her 2s 1890. at the hour of ten . clock
4. NJ at the banking hougc or said Bank
In the Ci,v OF Tulsa, oklahoma.
The object Of the special meeting 10 to
consider and 10 pass upon plan OF con
solidation between The First Nauona.
Rank OF Tulsa and The Union National
Rank Of Tulsa. under the charter of Tho
First National Bank u Tulsa, - proposed
by ar agreement between the Directors
of the two said banks and under the Act
81 Congress OF November z, 1918. profid
Ing for the Consolidation OF NsuanaI
Banks
By' order ~ the Board Of Directors.
Dated this 23th day OF November. 1870.
O. II. MCCULLOUGH
President
ROSCOE ADAMS.
Cashier
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-06
SUSPECT MURDERS
PAIR OF OFFICERS
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
house and had been subjected to
reatment much the same as that de-
scribed by the first two.
Tho five men taken when the Of
ficers raided the place are Edward
Knockout" Kruvosky. Ed "Spud"
Murphy. both pugilis,s; James
Carey. Allen Mcdonald and Thomas
Brady. were held in bonds. the
highest ever fixed In local court.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-06
GREEKS IN Def,
ELECT EX-KING
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
time the army's expenses have been
paid by vouchers TO the inter-allied
financial control committee.
Princess Christopher, formerly
Mrs. w. B. Leeds, IL studying French
and Greek. and also Is arranging
household matters. She has not
called at the American embassy 80
far. The wealth OF Princess Chris
topher is said to reaseurc the royal
family
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-06
ANNOUNCEMENTS
LOST NNp rot NJ

IoNI NM w
STOLEN saturday nlsht from the r"f.
utr u Fourth and huuldcf. VOID
touring car Kansas license 80 sam. ou.
zine 30. sa.St.I. miller tItcs ON roar.
Fircstoncs front. ii,sScll shock ahsothrf-.
warren lens spccdpwetct has gHHviin'
gauge on riser " 'front.' scat win'"""
" hack curtain. g" reward. y. Fuun't
siq Rockford rhonc Cojat 'Nl
Lusr Ring. diamond clusters set In plat
tuum In green gold, return to 'oa ~
Houston and receive reward
LpsT-Csmco pin In sold mouutins, down
IN main part of city libcts reward.
Address an care ~ world.
i.OST-tadics' leather folder putsr.
contains si3 and some small
change: also "A pair of ladies' nose
glasses; was In aluminium case. can
at l22Oi9 W Archer or ScidenDdch' =
store and receive reward.
LOST Wednesday afternoon. Sob
by tread l.. =. casing ON Ford
dcmountable rim. Can Cedar 12O.
1o7 Cosdcn Bidg. Carl NJ. southern.
LOSr.-tu Halliburton Abbott store Satur
day. after iiye o'clock Chiids patent
'sather purse. containing two VI bills aud
some change Please leave al transfer
losk and call Ossgo 333, u. for reward
lost AND FOUND ,
LOSr. .bNchsuge national savings tank
Tuesday afternoon. Finder call Usage
9tp.
LOST Uetvccn the 1899 block 5. Main
and West rulsa. "a ru-srt lra,hr'rd
ce'-H care " worid and receive reward.
Los. wrist watch by WORKING sirl:
finder phrase rrtutu to Tulsa pull shop.
.gh s. Itusfuu. reward.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-06
ROSCOE ADAMS.
Cashier

tPublished IN Tulsa Daily worlt nov 60
Dec. !. 2 ., ., G. Z, s. ?. 10. u, Y.
10. -, Is. 10. H. ls, u. %, =. %, "a.
2i, %, 90, and ~, World fuoh'hlhs
NOTICE or SPECIAL MEETING or
SHARE HOLDERS or THE UNION
EATIOSAL BASK OF TULSA,
Notice II hereby given 4" the ehare
holders Of The Union Satlons Bank OF
Tulsa that a special meeting 81 the shafs
holders has been called BY the Directors
for and Will be held on Tu"sday, Deem
her 2s. 1920. At the hour of ten 9. clock
A NJ. at the banking house Of SAID Bank
In tho C.ty % Tulsa oklahoma
The object 81 the meeting II to consider
and 20 pass upon plan oi constellation
between The First National Bank OF Tulsa.
and The urion National Bank Of Tulsa,
under the charter Of The First National
Bank of Tulsa as proposed By an agree
mcnt between the Directors OF the TWO
said banks and under the Act Of Congress
Of November Z. 1917. providing for the
consolidation of National Banks.
By order Of BOARD u Directors.
Dated this ?sth Gay Of N2yemhet, $40
W T.. BROWN
President
7. i. BYRD. Jr
Cashier. .
1Pub,ished In the Tulsa Daily World De.
cenher 2. 4, 8. 9 and :, 1920 world
Publishing Company, Publishers
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-06

II HrNT slcrrng rpom close In on
hr lnc. COZ $ Eigin, gentlemen pre-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-06
LEGAL.

received at the office ~ the city Auditor
unul O'Clock y M. Monday neSenher
lath, 1870 Tor the construction % q Storm
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Plans ptuiIlcs ana specifications can 30
seen a, the office " the City EnTincer
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Mrs FRAN< SEAMAN
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Published In the Tulsa badN. World
November rs ~ 20. % @. IS q, rs
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m snntenb,t ioa0 le, 20 corstoct
gp,adicy 90 contrartorA certain con
tract for the construction ~ a certain
santtary sewer in sewer District No Iss
and
WHEREAS In pur.uranc. Of nald con
tract said comStock .Suodley Co. have
constructed certain sanSary eew"r IN
said sewer district No los. ana tho work
"udcr said contract has ben accepted ana
approved by the city Engineer and the
Hoard OF Commissioners Of the city Oi
Tulsa. and
WHEREAS In Sur,,er purru,nrs ~ the
.,a,,,,.. -, ,no st.t. af Gkiahotna nfor,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-18

S5,064,325.52
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-18
FAIRLEE

Several automobile loads Of our peo-
pie attended the chautauqua at Lyme,
y. H., last week
+. X. Humphrey is soon to return to
town from Montclair. y. j. They will
occupy the George house, where they
formerly lived. The children, Emma,
Charlotte and Morris, have slready~nr-
rived.
Mrs. Harrison Paine and daughter
are visiting Mrs. Julia Paine.
The Lake Morey club trio, with Mrs.
Gundry as solist, furnished music at
the church service last Sunday. Next
Sunday Camp Kia Ora, with DR.. +. II.
Page as soloist, will furnish music at
the morning service.
Mrs. Fritz of Trenton, y. j., and
Miss Ethel Carvell Of Somerville
Mass. are visiting Rev. aud Mrs. Car
veil. Mrs. Carvell and Mrs. Fritz Wis
tied Mrs. Caryell's parents at Lake
Winnepe saulSee last week. Monday, Mr.
Carvell and Miss Ethel climbed Mount
Moosilauke.
The ladies' union held its annual fair
and sale August IL. The lower rooms
nj the town hall were furnished with
prettilv decorated booths. There wa'
the usual. display of aprons, fancy
work. flowers and candy. Cake and ie'
cream we're served. The ladies realized
over 400.
The movie production, "Huckleberry
Finn was given for the benefit Of Che
church society Tuesday evening, th'
treasury being enriched 500 thereby.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-18
EAST BROOKFIELD

Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Trssk were busi.
ness visitors in Randolph last week
Tuesday.
John r. Angel of Randolph is doing
mason work for Leonard Fsrnsworth
Leslie Morse has finished work for
George Spragne and returned TO his
home in Randolph.
Thirty-six members Of the Weona
Community club mctored to Woodbury.
pond last Thursday and spent the day
Mr.. and Mrs g. h Sprsgue and fam
ilv attended the Jersey Cattle
club meeting held last Friday at Que
chez.
John ,Biorn has been III with the pre-
ysiling distemPer.
Evelyn Martin, who has been work
ing Tor Mrs. Y. = Lsmson, and NJ
iurie Poor. who has been working I
Mrs. Oscar Lamsun. have finished VIZ
and returned to their homes.
Mr.. and Mrs Alden Savage g.
turned last week Tuesday from = II
through Massachusetts, and Connect
cut. where they visited relatives
Mr.. and Mr.. r. j. Trask recent
entertained Mr. AID Mrs Davis ar.
F daughters II johnson. Mr.. and A..
! Guy Fletcher and daughters, Mr.. ar
T Mrs. Charles Waldo from Fast Ran
/ delphi. Mrs. Pantou and Mr.. Lyon.
Addie Harrington has finished wofi
for Mr.. Arthur Carpenter snd has b.
turned home.
Mr.. and Mrs.. = NJ Angel vho -
compauied Dr. ard Mrs ?. C. An-s|
of Randolph through the mounts ln
and 10 ths besehes, and visited re3s
lives near Buston. returned bonls Ca
frs q the uosk They covered absa
zoo niles On the trip
Mr. r. g Reed uho has ben gust
fni b. esinfrg sl0uly
Tie Christian Endraeor -sstsiv ~
f. ssrrnrtut SERIAL az ths church pa
lors sasf Tue=dsF rsrnae vrr
rlrasart siru- aas rrsogs3 hg aH e.
Egs - uss riesrea
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-18
BRADFORD

S. J. Sisco, II. w Hastings, B. Leigh
ton and Irwin Worthley have been on
a fishing trip at Connecticut lakes.
Mrs. Henry Martin visited relatives
in Clencliff last week.
Mrs. Grace Renfrew and Miss Made
line Renfrew are visiting in Manches-
ter, n. II.
Leslie Norcross. who has finished his
studies at the Bsypath institute at
Springfield, Mass, is visiting his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. I. Norcross.
Agatha and Cecilia Murphy are Wis
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-18

ting their sister, Mrs. Eugene East
man, at East Corinth.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. osgood have
daughter, born Aug. 4.
DIR. JEANETTE Hill died of heart dis
ease at the home of her niece, Mrs.
vernie +. Miles, in Bradford recently.
Miss Edith Quimby of Boston is VS.
ting her aunt, Mrs. Z. J. Libbey.
Mrs. NJ. A. Waterman is keeping
house for Mrs. j. b. Hay while she i
clerkirg in the store during Mrs. Rem
frew's vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Fl. Bickford arc
moving into the Baker house, recently
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. W. L
Stearns.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Neal are NOV
ing into the house they have purchased
of F. II. Bickford.
Rev. o. J. Anderson and daughter
Emily. have returned from their va
catien spent in Maine.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-18
ROXBURY

Miss Marion Vert, who has been Wis
iting friends here the past few days,
has gone to Springfield. Mass, to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent before returning
TO her home in Rochester, \. \.
Painters are at work on the state
fish hatchery building at the Flat.
Mr. and Mrs Wright, the pastor and
wife. are settled in the Tilden tene-
ment. where they are TO reside.
Mrs. Sly's sister and her husband,
who have been in St. Adams visiting,
have returned here to visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George VIII
liams on west hill. Mrs. Sly is also
visiting at the same place.
William McGrsw was visitor IN
Mortified last week.
The ladies of the mite society viii
serve bean supper at the church YES
trv Thursday at o'clock. After the
sumner. there Is to be a lawn party on
the church lawn. A short program
will be given and ice cream and cake
will be served. Everyone is invited to
participate.
Mr.. and Mrs Edmund circuit and
daughter, Miss Marjorie, have been
spending a few days in town.
Mrs. Ida Tilden started Sunday eve
ming for Mama, Fla. to join her SON
Fred Tilden. and wife. who had pre-
yiously gone there to live for time.
She has closed her residence while -he
is away.
Mrs. Abbie Nichols has returned
I from two weeks visit at the home
Of her brother, n. J. Sumner. in West
4 Brookfeld.
! Miss Stella Lemery was given q
birthday party last week THURSDAY
At which several of her young friends
were present. Lemonade and cake were
served.
Merit Dickinson returned to Hart
ford. Conn. Saturday. having spent a
couple Of weeks at the home Of NJ. =.
chase.
! VI. II. Richardson. Mrs. Jennie Rich
srdson and Miss Hazel Wetmore mo
tored to Randolph Thursday on bust
ncss.
Among those from here to attend tiis
meeting Of the Potato Growers Asso-
cation in Randolph Center Thursday
were ,. r. Kidder. Harry Richardson
John Merrill and Bert Demsss-
Miss Miriam Weeks Of Springfield
Mass. is with her sister at the h.ms
Of their aunt. Mrs Varney.
Mrs. Lizzie Farnsworth came Mon
dsv night from her home in Randolph
Center 10 visit at the home of her II
thsr. :. g. Butterheld Mrs. William
Ksrwin. who has been visiting hef
came with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. r. Richardson, Mr.
Mary Nelson. Miss Hazel Wetuore std
Charles Bagley motored 10 Bradford
SUNDAY and visited al james Iur.
news
Mr.. and Mrs George HuntinEtor
q Rochester uere recent guests Of Ar
ana Ms Frank Brown. Mr. Hun
sirrtou = Mrs. Browns daughter
Mr. Charles Bsrlsv ard ehiidrez
N-,e reformed from tso weeks visii
80 her parents. Mr. and Mrs. james
reu-sv. sr- ~ Bradford Nrs- Wsyn'
r-rusv ara rhildrcn. uho have bess
#si.finz ~ tn ssns place, cane wriA
tshrm frr g tist-
Grmre Davis - rrnrtnr ~sa As-'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-18

Monday in the interest of the Vermont
Marble company, Mr.. 0hidder accom-
panying him to Isle La Motto IN the
interests of the same company.
Mrs. ]. B. Kidder has gone to her
home in Burlington for few days
STAY, after which she expects to re
turn to the farm here.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-18
NORTH CALAIS

Mrs. William Cicely and children Wis
tied at Harvey Sulham's in Concord,
N. H., several days recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Slayton of Ada
mant were in the place Saturday.
Mrs. Evie Slayton went to Wolcott
on Thursday to visit her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Willard Lawson.
will Thayer was in Montpelier on
Thursday.
Byron Bullock was in East Calais
Saturday.
| II. G. Goodall was here Thursday
! c. A. Holt was on Woodbury. noun
tain last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Mudgett Of Lit
/ Teton, n H., visited at w. J. Dailey's
recently.
.Ir. and Mrs. Freeman Lawson were
recent visitors at the home of j. B.
Fair in Woodbury..
| Lavak Ainswortb was in Hardwick
4 on business Monday.
/ Mr. and Mrs. win Richard Of Ada
mant was in town Monday.
George Nelson and Charles Willis 81
| East Hardwick were callers at Mrs,
Kate Earle's Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. Lester Mcloud OF
Montpelier are camping at Mirror lake
for "a few days.
Lee Tibbetts and family of East
Calais are camping at Lake Nelson.
Charles A. Smith has gone % his
home in East Hardwck.
Mrs. Nina Daley of Brattieboro is
visiting her sister, Mrs, II: 5. Holmes
Miss Jessie Slayton and Miss Dora
Louise Lawson of Kent's Corner were
calling on friends here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. J. ConaDt and
daughter. Miss Ruth, OF North Mont
pelier spent the day Sunday in camp
at Lake Nelson.
i Mahlon Slayton was in HardwicS
Il Tuesday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Persons were II
Lanesboro Wednesday
William Cicely and son, Milford
we're in Marshfield over the week end
Russell and Gull Bundage went e
Boston Thursday.
Mrs. Mahlon slayton and son, Roy
we're in Montpelier recently.
Mrs. Georgianna Daley is visiting
relatives in Graniteville..
S. B. Nelson was a business yisito
in Hardwick Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Daley an'
Mrs. Victor Hood and son, Stanley
motored to Cabot Sunday to visit In
Rathburn. an old soldier, who sarNe'
all through the Civil war He is s.
wears old and is suffering from tb
effects of shock.
Sidney Nelson and son, Miles, wen
to Montpelier Monday.
Miss Helen Peck and brother, Valo
rous. of East Calais are in the lro
quois camp at Nelson lake for fey
DAYS.
Mrs. Ruth Butterfeld OF Mort
Montpelier is spending few cass
Gates Cozy cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Daley were j
Hardwick on business Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Peck and NJ
and Mrs. Arthur Clark Of East talai
have been camping at Nelson pond TO
several days.
Mrs. L. A. Scribner and son, Wayne
were in Marshfield Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hin we're i
Barre Tuesday to visit their laughter
Mrs. W. Beck.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-18
RESOURCES

Loans secured by First
Mortgage S2,677, 294s4
Loans personal and Sc
cured by collateral. 464,S3l.S4
United States Bonds lat
nar, . 422, 10000
Public Utilities Bonds. 158,000.00
Mun;c;nal Ronds Eat par) 1886. 100000
War SAVINGS Stamps. $1,000
National Bank Stock lat
nar1 .. SS,60O.00
Cash on hand and due
from Reserve agents. 201 ,439.73
Trust Investments 49,. 219,127,01
S5 O64. 325. 80
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-18
A Bit OF History

Tho Savings business in the State Gap
able conservative
beginning steadily to the Investment poly OF e
offered must be nrst OF al
Corner mas
strongest banking institutions III Veo
of Million Dollars with ample ap anu
experienced
Vermont we peeVe you
agree with sound why VIII De 10 your
maket bank.
account you Wish IN
money
this country this business us with fu
convenient Tor you COME "
mails and will receive the personal
ntiono of o ouro officers
interested the following statement Oh ~
us may De ~
aso since the stability the institution
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-18

Ninety-Efghth Semi-Annual Statement
The Montpelier Savings Bank and Trust Company
July /, 1920
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-12

eeraea the outlook seems te be iIn- brewing; although the immediate fu- It is becoming apparent, however, that the great majority of stocks are beginning to show resistance to bear pressure. After such a prolonged de-
 cline this generally means that ab- sofptien is taking place and that the Heating supply is gradually being re- dueed. The sure the money situation Is still a drawback as stiff rates are likely te prevail for the next tive or
 three weeks, but even this eireum-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-12

sation and town treasurer John G. Nagel immediately took steps to stop payment He explained that the teachers money was waiting for them under salary contracts made at the beginning of the school year and that greater payment was held illegal by the town counsel. Dr. David Gibbs, Superintendent of Schools, said he was certain there would be nc
 teachers strike Monday as reported.
 but that in all probability there would be resignations. The S70,000
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-12
NEW BANK SCHEDULE.

To meet a request by many factors workers the City Savings Bank will adopt a new schedule of hours on Mondays hereafter. beginning the first of next week in keeping open from in the morning till 8 in the evening. The custom has been here
 tofore to close the doors of the bank
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-12
MERIDEN UPSET OVER TEACHERS
 SALARY RAISE

Meriden, Conn.,, March 12-The controversy in Meriden over a $7O,- 0e0 increase in salar1es voted recently at a special town meeting to the school teachers reached serious point today when the school board mailed semi-monthly payment checks to the teachers at increase compen-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-12

at in the afternoon, and to reopen again at 6 in the evening. and con tinue open for two hours. R. W, Cogswel finds that there is a demand that the bank be open for business long before o'clock. and the new schedule has been adopted for fac tory workers accommodation.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-12

The politicians are proving that they have ability by the skill with which they dodge questions that would commit them on pending issues.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-12

increase was made retroactive from September.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-12

The kirneno type of negligee and that embroidered in oriental fashion is one of the leads in one large blouse.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-12

stance fails to produce further Iiqui- dalton except for the purpose of profit traders who believe that a bird in the hand is worth tive in the bush. It will require some little time before the market emerges from it's present rut and occasional setbacks must be expected, but unless all signs fail the skies are gradually clearing.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-12

We'll Furnish 1t for You!

+ The plan is simply this You at de post-Me1! deliver the EachN - ~
Washington Journal., 1920-05-28
3mIam b.
TIN 4auif az perbiten.

@aI6ington. 8ertreter Der
groBten @anfen oes Qanbes oerpflid-
tctell ii6 in elmer 4onferen5, Die lie
gemeiniam nit Der 8unoes-& e lerne-
beb0roe abbielten, oieielbe in ibrcn
@%eitrebungen 81 unteritiiBen sur Yc,
fdmpfun9 Der boben 8reiie uno 5llr
9%eflation oes E~apiergeloes.
Die 8ertreter Der 8anfen bel9lol-
len einitimmig, u~nnotige 9arleben
81 beidrdnfer, Inn oaour6 Die boben
&reile berab5uoriiden unO Die iiber.
triebene Equalization 81 uerminoern.
@ouoerneur Saroing erfldrte III
elmer aniprade Die 8olitif Der Me.
ierpebeb0roe uno warnte Dor ben.
@efabren, nit oenen fortoeiette 9ln-
leiben uno iibertriebene Equalization
Oas 2ano beoroben. gr appelierte
OH Die 8anfen uno gleid5eitig al
oas Eublifum nit Dem @ebrand)
bon @anffreOiten porliGtia gu iein.
3wSlf 1eriOnen get6tet.
WatewaM @. So. - 3polf Ser
ionen biiBten bier oaS Qeben Elm bel
einem Sample 3mii6en 9ripat-Ge-
tettipen nno 8iirgern. 9ie S1ie.
Berei War, oen 8eb0roen 5uiolge,
bas &eiultat oes @%orgebens Der De
teftius, Die cine Au5abl @rubenar-
better aus ben Sduiern Ser Gtone
Mountain Goal 60. auf Die StraBe
ietten. Gin S6uB, ben aneebli1
elmer Der agenten names Sells Obj
feuerte uno Der oas 2eben oes
NaDors 8. 1eiterman enoete, mar
Der anfang Der S1laht. 0adoem
Der 8oli3ei1ef BON Matcmon Selts
eriGollen batte, artete Ole S6ieBercl
in einen &i aus, Der nit Dem
2ooe bon - Ierioncn enoete.
GnslanO indt TetrOlsmm- MOnOpul.
8albington. - Ser BrdiioerI
CAB Dem 8unoesienat Die &C.
wiinidte Ausfunit iiber Die Yptro.
leumpolitif g~nglanos, Die onraui
bercdJnet lit, Die aontroue iiber
OoS GetroleumgeiAdft Der groe 8u
crlnngen. Die Conformation fam
in 6orm zines Spe6ialberihtes ors
ausludrtigen Amtes. Ser Senat
bate ndbere @rfl6runeen ~perlan9t
ilber Die 8ebinOeriing, melhe anne.
rifaniiden Geihdftslcuten bcreitst
weroen bel oeren 8eteiligune am
Betroleumbanoel oes @cltmarftes
England ueriudt ale anoeren Gan.
Washington Journal., 1920-05-28
Wereinss &alcnOer

Die Serren SefretGre Iino gebeten,
lins Itets bon Observation-Disclosures
iomie bon N~ore1ngen in ibrei1 8erei-
men 9eriht 81 geben, uno iino mir
ltcts bcitrebt, iol6e an geeigneter
Stelle ouf5unebmen.
8reis fir Die Snicrtion Der &ar-
te $3.50 pro Sabr.
9entIder @aifcnbanSOerein. @r6
Iioent Martin 8iegnno; Sefret1r:
Sermonn q. 8inflcr, no Se6Ite
.StraBe, 0.-8. 0ireftoren-8eri am
9. Sonntog /. 90
Tramem Silfsbcrcin 6cS 9cntidcu
@aiicn6anies. Srou Gbas. Supper
tbs, &rGiioentin; Scfretdrin: 8rdll
@ouline @oItbcrs, 4nocoitio, 2. 8.
@eriummlline on 9. 0onnerStog l.
&c. I'M 8niienbauS.
Stnppcrt SOmc Trnnen 9ilfsUer-
Gin. @%rGliocntin: sSrou Nt. 9e@roin;
5cfrctGrin: 5rau 9. &rumfc; Beri.
am 9. 0ienstag /. So, 3 ltbr nod
mittogs i'm &uppcrt Some.
IrOIpect Sill Gemetcrb. Mm.
Stiebling, BrGiioert; @m. Nortin,
SefretGr; GboS. 8ridmco0e, @6ot'
meiIter. Geri. am /. Grcitag i. w.
in 1922 9te ctr. q. .@