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Evening journal., 1920-08-02
.HUERTA WANTS
FINALPEACE
This The Object of Threat
ened Military Movement
Against Cantu
HOPE FOR AMERICAS
RECOGNITION SOON

WASHINGTON. Aug 2 United
Press The campaign aa.dnsi Gov
ern0r Canlu. OF Lower California. s
The nnal step OF the new Mexican
government % bring about complete
paciilc1llOn OF the country rfpresen-
iaiiNes OF ihr new regime said Today.
With ihr bandit Villa removed from
"acilVe life" Governor Caniu. n was
said. Is the only leader OF any con-
sequence who refuses io recognize ulr
authority OF The present Mexican fof-
rinmeni
Success In bringinz Cantu 10 terms
will be an important victory for ihe
new Mexican government DE "a
llnerla agents here said.
Advisers here OF the De Ia nueril
government also declare ihdi success
Will Caniu Will be an additional
strong argument for recognition by
President Wilson Of the new Mexican
regime.
They point out that i would be q
| further vlndicatl0n of the opinion q,
officials that The new government OF
/ Mexico has the country In better con-
/ troll than any MeXioan regime ~ iho
| last ten years ~ is understood ms
belief was held by Washington De-
| fore the retirement OF villa. A cam.
paign a1ainst C3ntu Will have an I'M
Continued on Page iWo.l
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
george WITH
HARDINGFOR
new LEAGUE
Friends of Ireland With G..
o. p. Because of Article
Y Opposition
MASON Is PLEASED
WITH CONFERENCE

MARION, o.. Aug 2 United pressl
Warren q. Harding was described as
friend of lr.land. by Congressman
William +. Mason. Illinois active IN
the Irish cause. following confer
ence with the Republican candidate
on SUNDAY.
Friends of ireland viii oppose Gov
ernOr Cox because OF his support Of
lhe wider foreign policies. including
article y OF The league OF nations
covenant which would bind Ireland 90
England permanently. Mason said
"fr|ends Of ireland. OF course. have
iO De- FOR Harding because they know
what Article y of The covenant
means. Mason said. "lt would hitch
ireland iO England forever and bind
ls 90 help keep 70 there and Governor
| Cox has pledged himself 20 support
ihe Wilson program
Mason has resolution declarinl
/ Tor Irish freedom pending in Congress
/ liardings plan for Jew attempt a
] forming an association OF nations ha
met with The approval or leading En-
| rOpean statesmen including premie
! LLOYD Grorra aud Lord GRAY accordin
iO Senator Medill Mccormick, Illinois
here comforting with Harding owe
I tne league OF nations question
Plans Tor the front porch cam
paign may receive a further seihac
because OF the sharp railroad fare in
creases granted by The lnlerslat
Commerce Commission. High cost q
travelling has already been used as "a
argument asking the faNorlle plan {
hld = nliOr he has booked seNe
delegations. AN except one iO rOm
during August leading 10 the bell,
that September aud October will D
spent mostly in speeches around NJ
country.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
RERS'
GUNS CRACK
NEARWARSAW
BOlshevists Armies Won't
Halt Until Poland Agrees to
Surrender Country
DOUBT CAPTURE
OF BREST-LIT0VSK

LONDON. Aug. 9 United Press. l-
With the BOlsheNikl demanding Wiz
iual surrender of pohnd as the price
OF peace. lighting is continuing near
Warsaw and Lemherg according 20
the official communicates uf both
sides received here today
A Blsle dispatch from holschvlst
sourcos said NE Soviet armlsiice dele
gates had Informed ihe Polish repre-
eenialiyes the offensive would not hat
until they had agreed i0 turn their
country over 90 thc Bilshcyik military
OocupaiIon FOR i've years surrender
an war material. give up several big
cities and per cent or Their railroad
equipment
ceiyed here today by wireless, showed
the red troops advancing al lom1na
90 miles northeast of Warsaw. and al
/ Bielsk. 100 miles east. 70 failed. how.
ever io confirm ihe reported captur,
Of Bre-i iltOysk THE reds were y
miles northeast Of thar fortress, "a
KOhrin. the statement said
Au unofficial dispatch from WARSAW
said The Soviet cavalry raiders w. r
loperaling % miles north Of That cit,
TheN apparently were scouting cln
l-iderahlv ln advance oi me MAJ
lf1rrr- ami. NiIt iulicl q i-uii'n q
l-islanrf had virtually cra-ed in ~.
Z particular 1rcl.
The Warsaw fummunluue place
Hle BolsheViki at Brody ~ miles ea'
/. l0f lemherg.
4 THE main Bolshrvik forces Gre nl
N Grating northeast and east oi Wsfsa
I al distances ranging between 90 uu
"a f9D miles from The Polish capil1tl a'
4 fnrdiur fu ihr soviet official con
4 munidue from Moscow today
sIn the direction Of lomlth '
4 miles northeast 0f WARSAW
/ crossed ihe BOber and Nlrnl RIVER,
y me wireless said "Nr 1dNauced
4 tbe westward OF Bieloslok 40 mill
: northeast OF Warsaw We orcupi'
Bielsk approximately 100 miles ea
n III Warsn,,l and The HIllOesil slailo
= Northeast OF kObrin We occupi.
Ia number OF villages breaking SUI
q born resistance
: Kobrin Is 20 miles northeast of brei
!. .'H.iiOVsk. un0iilciahy reported TO NAV
q fallen % the reds.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
COUNCIL HEADS
POWER Limited
May Marry in Absence of
Mayor But Cannot APP
point or Veto
THINK MAYOR BOSS
ALTHOUGH AWAY

Question OF the legality OF Mayor
Taylor's appointment OF two new
members OF lhe Board of Public On-
ily commisfinnl VAS liNa....el
arsin ip1Ay 'iFn q las ifJrntu nnl
ine Mayor will nU return To- VIII
miugi0n until Thursday
Ihf Mayor spent the month on july
40 kcl0b0th and was expected home
home today Word was received ai
ls Office al The Delaware Trust Com
pany. Of which he is president Iat
Doe would not be- back until later ln
ihp week.
Legality OF ne appointments made
by the mayor apparently hinge en-
iierly upon the technical question
whether The mayor continues 90 be-
mayor when De is out OF The city 10
was pointed out today That Under the
city charter The president Of Council.
George II. Lyons is acting mayor in
Toe mayors absence only io The eX-
tent Of receiving distinguished glrsts
and performing lnn marriage cere-
mony. President Lyons can not ap-
prove or veto any ordinances OF COun-
rii nor make any appointments 20
municipal board or Offices From This.
10 Is commended, ihc mayor carries bis
authorities with him wherever he
goes
The monthly meeting or sihe Board
0f Public Utilities falls next Friday
night and Council will have Do ap-
prove the appointments by he mayor
at o. weekly meeting Thursday night
% the appOiniees axe 10 be qualified %
serve at the Friday nIcht meeting
Some Of the C0uncilmen favor haV.
ing the mayor make aud sign the ap.
pOinimenis upon his arrival in vii
mlngiOn 90 be- on ihe safe sid ii
event OF any questioning OF me com
missioncrs' authority In view OF Do,
| pnding trolley car fare rats ques
J Continued on Page rwoi
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
ACID KILLS NAN; WIFE
JEALOUS OF HIS BEAUTY

NEW YORK. Aug 2 2-Solution %
NE mysterious murder OF Frank
sokolowsky. aeeni Of The American
Federation Of Labor al New Haven
Conn. on June %. today revealed a
story not Of labor wars and intrIgues.
but OF woman who thought she
might disngiire her husband and les
sen his charm for other women
The dead mans widow. arrested
here after being irailed through part
of Canada and The Eastern staies,
broke down under Questioning by po-
lire and confessed she Threw carbolic
acid over the face on her handsome
husband as he slept
ri wanted 10 keep him. she said.
.Ho had been away for two days ana
knew ne was with another women
He was so good looking and such
great laraT Of women That ] thoush'
edrelv he would leavo me.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
CITY School
SURVEY May
BEU. S. TASK
Details VIII Be Announced
at Meeting of Educational
Committee Tonight.
NEED $2,Oco 200
FOR Z ,oA.ENIENTS

Dc piaas Tor . survey OF the
sot iildings and school system OF
the will be niade tonight at a
meet or the committee named for
that purpose. Although no definite
information concerning the proposed
plans was given today, it was under
stood that they will prOvide for a sur
vey by the department - education
or The Federal government
The survey OF the schools OF the
State outside OF Wilmington. made
some months ago. was conducted by
Dr. George B. Strayer and Dr. \. l..
Engehardt n the Teacher Training
College OF Columbia University.
Much importance attaches TO The
survey Of the city's schools or the
city as the data thus acquired will be
used In an application TO the Stale
Legislature next fall for authority 10
loai a bond issue probably amount
ing 10 100000 with which TO rebuild
or remodel virtually every school
building In Wilmington
The committee in charge Of the sur
rey was named as a result OF the ac-
iiviiies OF Shermer II. Stradley, chair
man or the finance committee OF the
city Board OF Education. Mr.. Strad-
ley moved for such survey months
ago. but the sO-called "Old guard" of
he board postponed action for some
time and finally called for appoint
ment OF a committee, members OF
witch were named by the mayor
president Of City Council. and by
. reorre Rommel. president Of The schO0
board.
This committee In turn appointed
an executive committee 10 recommend
definite plans for the work. TIT
Joseph Bancroft, GeOge b. Miller
president OF State Board OF Eduoa
tion; George r. Lyons. president o
City Council. Mrs. James n. Ginns, A
Reed and Peter j. Ford
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
FOLLOW
BASEBALL RIOT
Meginnis Catapulted Over
Hedge, Accuses Newport
Men of Assault
ONE DEFENDANT
ALSO MARKED

As an aftermath OF the riot that
featured the game OF baseball be-
tween the Newport and Richardson
Park teams az Ashley on Saturday ~
ternoon Constable "Bili" Tinsman
vest riay arrested Willis 1 6roome
aud Harry Baldine. OF Newport, on
charges OF assault and battery and
dis0rderiy conduct They will be
given a hearing before Magistrate
Siradey al 100 o'clock This even
ing.
The charges against The Newport
men were preferred by Benjamin r.
Neginnis. Of South Franklin street
Meginnie. 10 Is alleged, was thrown
over a hedge during the free-for-al
fight al the game GroOme had hil
face scratched during the melee. Al
three principals were spectators a
! the game
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
ROBERTS OUT OF
LUCK AND HOME

After he had furnished house for
his wife last January, she told him
that she wanted to have nothing
more 10 do with him and TO throw
The furniture TO h-- in the street. -
John Roberts told Deputy Judge
Finger, IN Municipal Court this morn
ing when he pleaded guilty 90 a
charge OF assault and ballery on his
wife.
When Mrs Roberts showed this at
llude toward him Roberts said. he
lost his temper and slapped her and
then left the city. he surrendered "a
the police last night.
With The warning that despite M
actions OF his wife he had no right ID
strike her, Roberts was fined So ana
costs.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02

The fran little woman Just pasl
her twentieth birthday said She had
once found q love letter from another
woman In her husbands c0ai rocket
She said her husband. on returning
home. fell into a dOze on the bed. She
then took a pint bottle 0f carbOiic
acid and threw Il In his face
"He sprang from the boi with a
scream and said he was burning an
over" the confession read n ran %
the street aud told a man That want
ed him 90 run for The doctor he said
De was q doctor and came in TIE said
my husband was dead"
Mrs. SOkOlwsky protested she did
not intend 10 murder her husband.
but merely wished 20 disfgurue him.
She told OF wandering through sew
er8l states and in Canada trying Ga
evade the authorities She was seen
on the street here by detectives yes
terdav.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
WOICOrT FAMnY REUNION

NEW YORK. AUG 2 United Press
senator Josiah %. Wolcott Della
ware. and James WOlc0tt WadsWorih,
New York, have been invited % meet
their kin OF the Wolcott family al tne
nfle nth annual reunion or me de-
-rsrdaais III Henry WOh0li dl The
Hotel Astor here August 40. "A and ~
Henry W0icOtt settled al Windsor
Conn. In 1854 and his descendants are
scattered through every Stale IN ths
Union. Iudson g.. W0lcOit, OF Cleve'
land Is president.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
FIND SMALL BOY
WITH TOY BOAT

Tranic Onlcar Michael ] Jordan.
who is stationed at Delaware avenue
and Washington street. found
"A small boy this morning. who
had wandered away from his
home. The yOUngster was carry
inc a small toy sail boat and cried
bitterly when taken Go ihe police sta
dion. The little fellow was unable %
give his name or home address and he
Is being detained in The matrons S quar-
ters until his parents are located.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
HEAVY CRY TAX PAYMENTS

Although city Tax receipts for The
month ending Saturday have not been
iabulatcd BIZ ihe northern and south
srn district collectors. 2 II. Klnnd
northern disiracf collector sa d Nuay
his receipts were at least s60Vo ir
fxcess OF those Tor July last year ~
until Saturday John l.. Dolan, souii-
ern district collector, had collected
S3iO2O0
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
oPEN y. 80 BRIDGE NEXT MONTH

The Old HaIIImOre q OHIO rlIlr0ad
bridge over the Brandywine creek.
which is being converted into a span
for vehicles and pedestrians. is ex-
pecied % be opened 30 traffic about
me middle OF september The laying
of the concr te Is expected 20 be COM
nieicd this wek. but II will take about
3 month for Il 70 harden The asphalt
surface will then be laid.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
OBJECT TO USE OF
WORD '0VERLAND'

Judge Morris. IN the Federal Court
on saturday. handed down a decision
granDng a preliminary Injunction IN
me case Of The Willys-Oyerland COM
pany VS.. lhe Acknowledgement Tire
Company. Inc. a Delaware cooperation.
The bin Of complaint sets forth thai
the use OF the name overland con-
slituted unfair competition.
been set.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
OLD AND NEW RATES
OF FARE COMPARED

Below are some present single,
one-Wav passenger fares and lne
new fares 20 the same points which
will be cha ged II the railways
take advantage " one permission
Of ihe Interstate COmmerceCom-
mission 10 increase passenger rates
20 per cent. tn calculating in
cfeases. the present ; per cent.
war tax on All fares more than ~
cents has lO be considered. IN
creases allowed by the government
are for trains in interstate traf-
Nc. N has been announced the
railroads VIII ask public service
comm issiOns TO allow similar in
creases in lntra-SiSte business.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
WARSAW PREPARES TO RESIST,
PEACE PARLEY MAY FAIL

amistce delegation has been
owa demands from the Boshe according 10 ie
spach today quoting soviet sources
wilma Mnsl irodno and Chon
OF the nations to'ai r"1 s~N
mus G a
bland dmustsu hmit 4 mi occupation hvc
be Pcands coal
that country '-
after which the their future form Of
government.
miles from the
OF the railway eoninp
official oommunque received here at iio
y. m, today.
Iiohng Lmbg and Ioporow IS prceeo
Toporow
those killed Our
attac a sercth River
PBoshevk cavalry raiders operat-
ina eo miles north dispatch the Polish capi-
"a reeci,ed a s a today.
AZ an early had Of the Russian Pols
worried They
complete Polish disaster rendering
drastic Of
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
MAHL,s sTnp IAMEIIl.

Augustus Wahl was dismissed by
nepuiy Judge Finger. In Municipal
Court this morning on a charge OF
Violating thc tranh rules In passing
a car while dischlrginF PASSENGERS
at Eighieenth and Market streets
Yesterday. 10 appeared that Wahl
vas oven with the car when it stopped
some distance short OF Eighteenth
street and that he had either 10 pass
ii or stop even with ii. which isun-
lawful. He did not know, he said.
That the cars stop al the distance
they do souhh OF Eighteenth street.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02

The hot breath OF battle was being
fell in W0rsaw today. Dispatches
from that city told OF a spirit N
dread creeping through u as neWs
clme that thp advance of the Boil
sheNiki continued unchecked. With
Tr0iskl's armies menacing The capital
from ihe north and from he east
measures were taken ior a desperate
dcirnsr ui uic cify itscif. phe people
went luiu Nlas Win plrh ami -hu,t
and under ule direciiun Of army enFi-
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
G. 0. P. PRIMARIES
SEPTEMBER II

Primaries FOR ne nominations on
the county ticket were set for sep
tember A by The Republican County
Committee at their meeting al the Re-
publican headquarters. $40 King
street, on saturday afternoon.
The committee discussed plans for
tne securing OF a large registration OF
Republicans next saturday. An mem-
hers reported excellent prospects for
a Republican victory.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
MILK PRICES RAISED
/ CENT IN CITY TODAY

Price OF milk In Wilmington was
raised one cent on both quarts and
pints by most local dealers today.
The old schedule OF rates ranged from
While retailers declare there was
no concerted movement 90 raise
prices. they say the Interstate MIX
Producers Association raised the
rates one cent on a quart ana pint
and NE retailers We're Obliged 10 pass
the Increase along 10 the consumer
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
NEGRO TEACIrERs MEET

Delaware was well represented al
The seventeenth annual session Of
the National Association OF Teachers
IN y gro schools which closed us
four-day session in Baltimore Salur-
day night
Mrs Alice Dunbar Nelson, ieacn Z
Of English al The Howard High
school. was appointed on the COM
miiiee on educational tests and meas
nremlnls
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
RUNS WHEN ARMED
THIEVES TRY HOLDUP

Commanded by two masked men,
armed with revolvers. 10 hand over
his cash as he was passing Fourteenth
and Harrison streets late Friday night
BENJAMIN IT Bye ~ 1910 west Four
teenlh street, took 90 flight instead.
on arriving al his home Mr. Bye
notified the police and a detail Of ON
GERS made a thOr0ugh search OF the
neighb0rh0od. but without result
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
NEW BtuDINc PERMITS

BuIldlne Inspector Preston IOdaY1
issued the following building permits.
10 George L. JONES 10 erect an sd-
dillon To- a property In Union street
between Pennsylvania ana 18TH street.
TO cost Si.000.
For alterations AZ the drug store
OF Dr. d. l. McCoiley. Fourth and
Adams streets 70 cost a.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
ARIsED HUSBAND RELENTs

Dora singer. charged with assault
Bnd battery on her husband, was dis
missed on payment OF oosis by
deputy Judge Finger IN Municipaii
Court this morning, when the nus
band stated his desire TO withdraw
The charge
70 appeared that during an argI-
ment Saturday singer was made tne
target for some plates ny ms spouse
-.rereiNlng cut on The head.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
TOT SURVIVES METAL

Recovering fro mthe effscis OF drink
ing a metal polish, julius Grsniland.
AGED ; years son OF Mr and Mrs.
Clarence A. GronIand OF 800 West
rhirt'ein street was removed TO his
parents home from the Delaware
hospital Yesterday. n was thourht
at first that the child's condition was
serious
Evening journal., 1920-08-02

necrs commenced throwing up earth
works on al sides. They HDored at
TOP speui many falling exhausted.
Meanwhile. the engineers were driving
stak s and meshlng harbid wirc across
Mo principal roads down which red
cavalry might swoop IN a sudden de-
scent upon thc town.
Newspaper Offices were beselred fnf
,yOrd of Che Polish arull.ilDc deie-
Continued on Page Two)
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
SHOT DOG, HE FACES
CRUELTY CHARGE

Alleged 10 have shot and wounded a
,ollie dog owned bv Alexander
Harper. Jr.. or Ashley Charles Hake'
a farmer OF that suburb will be given
a. hearing before Magistrate Stradley
his afternoon on a charge Of cruelty
10 animals.
The dog is alleged TO have run into
canialoupe patch owned by Hawke
who shot and wounded IL in the leg.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
f.nnRrs mo- SING TOMORROW

Wilmingion Community Chorus VIII
hold its second open air sing or INC
season at ihe Public Building, 20
morrow evening Harry Barnnari
chorus leader and Fred Watson. plan.
iis will be present. All the womer
members OF the chorus are asked Y
dress In white.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
Nd EvInENcE nF THEFT HERE.

stating that there is not sufficient
evidence against the woman, Assistant
City Solicitor Davis. In Municipal
Court this morning. nolle pressed ne
case of Ida Chase Negress, charged
with the larceny OF a cost and pair OF
trousers from Charles Williams.
Negro.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
FINE TMn FOR nRuNKENNEss.

pleading guilty 20 being drunk.
Samuel Ferris was flned $40 and costs,
and James L. Walker was fined 81
and costs by Deputy Judge FINGER In
Municipal Court this morning. Ferris
was before the court FOR drunkenness
not very long ago, at which time he
promised 10 leave hQp.s slona-
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
cuID HURT nv FALL.

silvia Spf Fler. two years old, Of
1900 GiSn avenue. was ireated Al
ne homeopathic Hospital Yesterday
for iarerations Of thc scalp The in
iurieS were caused By a fan from ths
ssat Of an autQmobile. standing in
ffont ol her ho1a.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
no pREACH Ar WORkHOUsE

Dr Henry \. Arnett pastor OF Big
Bethel Church, viii preach al the
New Castle County Worknouse'
Greenbank. next sunday afternoon
at g 81 o'clock He will be accompan-
led A. thirty members Of Big Bethel
chO-y
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
REDS PEACE INCLUDES LONG OCCUPATION OF POLAND
ARlNLSTTCE TERMS
.SOVIETS WOULD GOVERN
POLES FOR FIVE YEARS

7rotSky Government Demands Surrender Of
All War Material 20 Of PoIdnds
Rolling Stock, Renouncing Of Conquered
Foes Claim 10 Wilma, MinSk, Crodno and
Cha y ~ Would Hold Coal and Salt
Mines As Security Until 1921
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
IOST AND FODND.

yTSHF PERSON WHO TOOK rHE
tomobile cushion from Ina front 90
s2l r Fifth street, is known. and by re
inning same, can save himself consider
. able trouble.
Continued frarn Page Ten.l
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
no DIqCTSS pICCFRITs

Members OF the Board OF Health
will hold a special meeting tomorrow
afternoon when the question OF es-
tabiishing piggeries near this city 10
dispose OF garbage collected will be
discussed
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
no NOMINATE DEIECATEs

Al meeting OF Delaware POSI-.
American Legion. tonight nomination
IN deh faies 90 the Stale convention
"A mover. early next month VIII pc
made The post viii meet In ihr
Siaie Armory, Twelfth and orange
streets.
Prevent bottle famine Return empues
uromnflv Glover Dairy Co.-AdN.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
InnAY,s TEMPERATURE

Al The Evening Journal Onlce.
500 A. -N....6i 1900 p. M.....l2
1000 4 M...6s 100 p M.....1i
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
! HOW'D FnoM pYERs MEETINc.

Mr.. and Ms Abram Savrr have
returned from a weeks vacation at
Atl1ntc City. Mr. Sayer. OF Sayer
Brothers. Inc. cleaners and dyers, at
tended NE annual nesting OF the
eastern seriion of the Cleaners and
Dyers Association.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
cIIN AND TIDE.

sun rises A. NJ.
sun seis ....................7i3 p. NJ
Head Of ChriStiana.
u,rh waller. i.i5 A. NJ. i.35 y.
Low water. 1000 A. NJ 1910 p.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02

Certified MIX ,sor 1nfants--clcve,
DAIRY Co.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
THE WEATHER

Fair weather and moderate temper
AZURE tonight and Tuesday gentle
north winds.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-28

"The directors of the Tulsa
want to emphasize to the patriotic
great Importance of bringing to
campaign now in progress for tt
Industrial Exposition.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-28

AT a meeting of the dire
luton was officially adopted
public spirited citizens of tn
great Tulsa enterprise, in the
so impressed with the necess
that the exposition might be
during the next ten days.