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Evening journal., 1920-08-27
WORKERSOF
ENGLAND TO
FORCEPEACE
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lneff. BolsheVik trade commissioner
In London, the executive council Of
the British labor party declared that
body had helped TO induce the reds
10 Withdraw The Objectionable terms
thus removing the distractions TO
peacs"-and urged that the British
Russians should simultaneously pub
hsh the full terms upon which peace
ian be obtained at once.
Unofficial reports would indicate
That the BOlshevik los. nearly half Of
heir effective lighting units in Po-
and. The number Of reds engaged IS
, Estimated by Gen. Haller a.. about
4 OOOO0 The number Of prisoners
aken by the Poles is said to be near
N $1,000. while abaut 60,0OO have
JrossCd into cast Prussia and nave
>een interned.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 27 UNITED
ress.)-There will be another eX-
hange Of noes with Poland over
1lis governments warning against an
ldvancs Of Polish forces into Russia,
It was said ofilcially at the Stale De-
par.ment today.
This statement was taken 10 indi-
,ate that the Polish reply yesterday
Vas not fully satisfactory 10 TINS gov
, srnment. As a resul. the Polish reply
received yesterday will not be made
public now, 10 was said.
> WARSAW, Aug. 26 UNITED Press
The victory OF the Polish army does
not change our attitude regarding
peace" Premier Witos declared today
,In a statement regarding the Russo
Polish armistice negotiations at
Minsk.
"a durable peace. based upon hon
,orable and lust conditions was and is
the aim OF Poland. We do not seek TO
appropriate foreign territories.
Witos insisted that uninterrupted
communication with the Polish dele
yates In Minsk Is vitally necessay.
WARSAW. Aug. 27 UNITED Press)-
Eighty thousand prisoners have been
taken by the Poles 10 date, the Official
,ommunique announced today.
"SOuth OF the Dneister and along the
left bank Of the Bug, we are pursuinc
The B0lsheviki," the statement said.
"In the fighting along the DneisteI
we surrounded and captured all the
enemy in the region Of Horodenka, in
Guiding a brigade Of 1000 "Our pris-
oners are now estimated at s0,O00."
Evening journal., 1920-08-27


impress upon you the Importance Of
an increased amount OF a 500. we
have decided that We cannot continue
at the amount named.
"Feeling that we owe a moral and
conscientious duty 10 The citizens,
The taxpayers and property owners,
we are lOath TO abandon our service
forthwith: so In order TO give YOU an
opportunity 10 establish sufficient fire
service TO take our place, we have
concluded 10 offer you a contract for
four months duration. at the same
rate that we received on our previous
conirac., OF 1919, and at the expiration
Of the said four monhs contract, De-
I ccmber "a. 1920. We viii cease our
activities as a volunteer fIe com
An Official OF one q the companies
said this morning, the circulated re-
port Of a Joker" being In the pro-
posed contract Is certainly joke as
/ the statement made In the letter is
there Is "ioker" In u the members
OF the five companies have failed to
find It.
City solicitor Huxley stated early
this afternoon that he had not ar.
rived at a decision as 10 the legality
Of City Council entering into con.
tract with the FIRE companies for
lesser period thon one year, whlcf
the law authorizes, but Will be abl'
TO give an opinion tonight.
Informally discussing the ISSUE
this morning, Mr.. Huxley said that Al
first glance one might infer that Coun
lcil had no authority 10 enter into am
agreement other than that specific,
by law. but he did not care to glvi
an opinion offhanded and preferre'
looking into the matter more deepl'
\ before giving his decision to cit!
Council.
1--WE now have fve companies al
ready signed up and another almos
certain 10 sign" said a city ofiicia
this morning. who Is In close touci
with the situation, land no one nee'
feel worried As TO the outcome.
Most Of the talking so far ha
been done by the nremen and thci
friends. who have tried 10 force Cit
Council 20 grant them more money
and Council has had little to say, bu
I know they are ready for any emer
) gency that may arise. Council ha
, something up It's sleeve and the
{ can be trusted 20 keep Il there unit
b they find out just how FAR the vol
2 lunteer flremen VIII go in their hold
) up game"
Evening journal., 1920-08-27
RURAL REPUBS
NOW ON JUMP
Continued from FIrst Page.

all men and women voters OF the
Richardson Park district were invited.
At that time plans will be made to
organize a Republican Glee Club.
William Ilnsman was temporary
chairman at the meeting last night
and after The election Of the officers
had taken place, the new officers as
sumed charge OF the meeting. Della
ware :. Wright the president, intro
duced Walter G. Burris, candidate for
county treasurer; Samuel A. McDan-
iel and Elmer Thomas. candidates FOR
sheriff; Harry W. Wenninger, can
didate for county comptroller; VIII
liam ]. Cathcart, candidate for coro-
ner. and others. The various candl-
dates made short addresses in which
they asked the support OF the voter.
present.
In placing the name Of Senator
Evening journal., 1920-08-27

been the destructive party, and y
alone Is responsible for the present
unsettled situation. The country
must elect Republicans, he said, and
h is up 10 the party 20 nominate the
best possible candidates.
The officers elected by the clun
were Delaware S. Wright president
Finley Ash. Vice-presldent; william
Tlnsman, secretary and treasurer.
Evening journal., 1920-08-27
Thieves GET
$500 BONDS;
FAMILY AWAY
Continued from Firsi Page.

ANUiluNfu ANNAA AAnN NrNt
and gave the list Of missing valua-
bles to state Detective Mccoy, who
is investigating the case.
Mrs. Heisler Is the wife OF Allan
Heisler. who Is attached 10 the En-
gineerlng Department OF the du ponl
Company, and has been assigned 20
Uopewell, Va. She Is preparing ia
leave 10 Join her husband Ia a few
days. but may be detained as part of
the stolen property is owned by. her
and her presence may be required Tor
purpose OF Identification, II 1t is To-
Gated.
detective Mccoy stated THIS morn
thai The Job was evidently that o
professionals.
sergeant OF Detectives Benson, oil
the city detective bureau, aocompan'
led Stase Detective Mccoy 10 the har
desty home, this morning, ana photo
graphed numerous flngerprintes mad'
by the burglars. on the window wher'
they got into the house, and ON Nari
Gus articles thcy handled while IN th'
nous. II is hoped by their use 20 sc
some clue 20 the robbers as BON OF
ncers feel confident that IL was M
amateur Job.
Evening journal., 1920-08-27

OF Georgette in beautiful
beaded and yarn embroid-
cred styles. Filet lace col
lars.
The Coconino sun., 1920-01-23
] .IULf l l COASTAL l 0)
 ant ts
Brazoria
 County

In the Gulf Coastal Oil Belt-of Texas-PrOduces 0ne-tenth of the total oil production of that state-coming from about IF wells.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-03
Hair Curling Troubles
Are Overhead This!

Have you heard about the newest way
70 keep the hair in curl7 II not. by an
means. cut out these simple directions
and try this wonderful method. Procure a
new tooth brush and few ounces OF
plain liquid sllmerine from your druggist.
Apply enough OF the liquid with the
brush TO moisteu the hair from root 90
tip Just before doing II up. You will be
quite astunished when you find you have
such lovely waves and curls they appear
altogether natural. instead Of having
been Rrtificially acquired Best OF all,
the waviness will last very much longer
than II would otherwise.
Your hair, OF course. will have more
body" and fluffiness than whore the
drying, singeing waving iron is used. II
viii appear glossier and iivelicr for sill
merino has proved equally desirable as a
dressing for the hair. Youl find II pleas
ant to use, and II Will leave no sticky,
grensy or streaky trAOo.--Ahvt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-03
o. G. LINES GET
FARE INCREASES
State Commission Giants
Hike to Seven Cents;
Special Rate ~.

Associated Press State wire.
OKLAHOMA CITY sept 2.--Thc
state corporation commission today
granted TO oklahoma city railway
company permission to raise It's street
ear fares from five To seven cents,
the new rate to 60 into effect Sep
tembcr 10 A special fare Of two and
a half cents to school children. pro
SidinE that twenty or more tickets
were purchased, was given I'm the
same decision. Tho commission
stipulated, however, that the tram
way company must extend its present
electric lines ~ include Lincoln park,
on or before Dec, mbcr 81, 1921.
The decision OF the commission
touched on fares within the city, the
tramwaN cumpany's application Tor
en- increase OF approximately twelve
percent on its intcrurhau lines being
held up pending representations from
attorneys OF suburban towns who
asked time to be permitted To eN-
anime q report Of lthc Company's
earnings and file objections
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-03


The fan and winter season at the
Majestic thcater begins Sunday aud
the occasion win be celebrated In
fitting manner. Among many foa-
lures to be seen presented tho lat
est effort OF William G. DeMillc,
THE Prince Chap, with Thomas
Moighan, IN the all-star cast will he
the headline attraction.
Thomas Mcighan was n large fac
tor recently In the success of George
Boano fuckers The Miracle Man"
and Cecil -, De Miles Male and
Female"
MIR. Meighnn is another OF those
young men who became actors who~
their fathers advised them To be
something else. The elder Mcighan
sent Thomas to college with the
idea of making a physician Of him
Instead, the youthful graduate
broke into dramatics In "A small part
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-03

with Henrietta Crossman In Mis-
trcss Nell" Subsequently he played
opposite Grace George and william
Collier ana went to London In the
leading role In "Tho College Wild
ow." lie returned to America and
took up screen work. appearing op-
posito practically every prominent
feminine star OF the cinema and be
coming noted for his Clear-Cut. In
t,lligcnt performances I'm roles vary
ing from buffers and master crooks
tc cN-army captains and society
mon.
In "rhc Prince Chap" Mr..
Soighhn Is a sentimental artist who
upscts his love affair by acquiring
"A 4-ycar-old child as his ward, hut
who later achieves happiness. VIII
liam De Mile produced the pic
turc, and It is Paramount Art
craft release. --Advt,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-03

guilty and the proliminarics were set
for September rs.
Miss Frances Boutwell,, field sec.
retary OF the community and town
department OF the southeastern
division Of the Y w. c. A., and Miss
Elizabeth Andrews recently ap-
pointed secretary OF Sapulpa. arrived
here yesterday and formal organi-
zation OF the V. W. G. A. is to be
started. Charter members of the or
ganlzation will be taken IN until sep
tcmFr 10, was announced today by
Mrs. Kathryn $ sson, chairman OF
the publicity committee
A bond OF $1,000 was made today
by jim Anderson who Is charged
with the possession uf intoxicating
liquors.
Albert Tabor, l9-year-old negro
10y who Is charged with the murder
OF a negro woman near Bristow has
been given "A preliminary trial at
l'ristow before Justice OF the Peace
O. B. Livingston ard was bound over
to the district court without bond
He is In the county jail awaiting ac-
tion 1.-THE district court.
The Liberty glass plant has
broken all records I'm production this
season, as 32 cars OF milk bottles
have been shipped out this summer,
so officials of the company have
stated.
They arc manufacturing an aver
age Of carloads a week.
This plant was organized two
years ago and manufactures no arti-
cles except milk bottles and is the
only plant west OF the Mississippi
producing milk bottles.
The funeral services for Henry
Gardener confederate veteran, who
was killed yesterday in West Tulsa
by a passenger train will be held at
the home OF his son, +. L. Gardener,
10 South Birch. at 2:30 tomorrow
afternoon. The services will be
preached by Rev. NJ. +. Ingram, and
the interment will be at the Sapulpa
cemetery.
Mrs. Armstrong, who lives a few
miles from town. was arrested today
on a charge of carrying concealed
weapons, she pleaded not guilty and
the case was Asmissed
- Eldridge, alias T. y. Moore,
aiais Joe Diamond Is charged with
getting money under false pretcnses
by Delbert Hartley, who states~that
Eldridge, had check for s115, that
he gave him $40 on the check and
that IL proved To be bogus.
J. w. Wilson was arrested yestcr-
day afternoon and Is being held in
the county Jail for fedora authori-
ties.
Fred Ern was arrested yesterday
afternoon for carrying concealed
weapons and was later relta
This morning be was rearrested and
is being held for the federal authori-
ties.
Bernie Howell, who was in the
county Jail awaiting the arrival of
officers of Fort Smith was released
this morning as they wired thet
Howell was not the man they
wanted
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-03
CARRIER EXPECTS NEW ROAD


Work Suspended AZ beginning Of
War 20 ~ Soon Resumed.
Special to the World
CARRIER. Okla, Sept. = THE
rumor Is afloat that the Santa fe
will now build the long proposed
railroaf through the Usage country
into Enid, This much talked OF
road connects up three lines OF tho
Santa Fe and gives a shorter and
more direct route into Kansas city
1t passes through the rich oil land
Of the Usage and the CARRIER dis
trict. The rjtmor comes from very
authentic source and is TO the effect
that tho surveyors and engineers will
soon be busy on the west end Of the
proposed route.
Construction work was halted by
the war on this road from Owens to
Pawhuska. Tho right-of-way was
obtained to Ralston where II Will
cross the Arkansas river ana n Santa
Fo line. The proposed railroad taps
the Santa Fe again at Red Rock and
then connects with the same system
between Fnirmont and Enid.
While the survey has not been
made OF the west end the concensus
OF opinion of people who study such
things is that from Red Rock the
railroad will be built almost due
west, in the SO miles varying three
miles south, to "A point where the
Santa Fe running due east from
Enid turns southeast TO Guthrie. II
Is practically impossible for the pro
posed railroad TO miss the town Of
CARRIER when II is built on account
OF the topography Of the country
and because 1T is directly in line.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-03
Girl Severely Burned.

ADA. sept. Miss Juanita Grad
dock, "a young lady Of the Byrdsmill
community. south OF town was SER
iously burned Monday. her clothing
igniting as she was starting a fire.
she attempted to reach the creek,
but her fnthtr caught the fleeing girl
and put out the biane with his
hands. Both are in the hospital.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-03

himself putting down "a wcll with hia
own finances. They have drilled
900 feet ana Rug declares they
viii briuE In u paying oil we'll ON his
farm this week
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-03

half section of land in this county.
has invented small machine. which.
after trial In the oil fields. claims 4
never fails 20 indicate wet or dry
territory lilo has located oil fur
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-03
Nitro glycerin Dug
Up by Men SWaiioUed
for Rare White Drink

BARTLESV1IIE. Okla. Sept.
2.--N Workers digging blpc line
hcvond the city limits uneartned
five hotties " whitish colorcd
liquid Relieving II to be rare
vintage they drank. A local drug
gist analNzed the liquid and pro-
claimed It nttro-glyccrine Work
has ceased In the vicinity OF the
pipe lines
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-03

Motion pictures have been made NJ
to n speed Of $1,000 a second with O
camera and lens invented by a
French scientist.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-03
State Briefs =

GUTHRIE. Sept. 2.--Thc Guthrie
savings bank has increased its cap
"al stock from $4,000 TO $4,000
and has purchased with the intent OF
IywodCliug the three story building
which 1t has occupied Tor some
time.
POND CREEK. Sept. 2 - Pond
creek has Just closed four day
former service mems celebration and
carnival. The event was ruplCtc
with entertainments. including talks
ny prominent speakers and various
kinds of athletic games and sports.
WATONGN. sept .. -- District
court Couvcucs here Monday with
Judge Edwards on the bench. Among
the more important cases coming up
this term Is the Cody Scott murder
trial. which has attracted widespread
interest
ALLEN, Sept 2-Thc revival un-
acrwoy here In charge uf Judge
frank Morris Of Grccnvillc. Texas.
assisted by Rev T q. >nauks. the
local Methodist pastor continues
with great Interest About So con
versions have been Recorded 20 date
GUTHRIE Sept. q -- Burrlars
raidcd the IutZ dry goods store here
Monday night and carried Off $1,000
worth Of fine dresses They entered
by removing "A plate glass window.
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k1NGF1SHER. Sept 2-Shcriff
Long found stolen car in big
patch OF weeds near town WCdnos-
day morning, which he will return
TO the owner. mail carrier In Wa
tonga.
HGTCHCOCk, Sept. 2.--Mr and
Mrs. Frederick Drievcr have filed
claims I'm the federal court against
the United states government for
S25,00O for tho death OF their son
who was killed in the performance
of his duties August 10 on tho
steamer ROckport
MUSK OGFE, Sept. . Rev.
Thomas Coke Weir. 92 years old,
died recently at the home ~ his
daughter here and the body was
taken TO Starkcsvillc. Miss for
burial Weir was for half a century
q Methodist minister. and IL is
claimed he rode horseback over
1000 miles In tho discharge OF hts
duties.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-03
BRAKEMAN FEARS
VIOLENCE OF MOB
l.bors Under the Belief
That He Has Killed His
Wife and Baby.
PLAN LABOR DAY FETE
rr,;ons Will Celebrate Labor
Day With Parade; Picnic
and Band Concert.

s.,,l,l 10 the World.
Ts1pt,f.PA. Sept. 2.-Charlcs Al
"a a brakeman on the Frisco rail-
"a on freight train that runs
,.oD, oklahoma city to Sapulpa and
.so ,ssidcs at 2l6 Reno avenue in
Cv,abona city. arrived hero last
Sish, laboring under the delhsion
~, a mob was after him to lynch
s'm because ne had Killed his wife
and baby ,,..--
,eonle a horrible story OF how he
"a killed his wife and child. Off
ssrs we're notified and Deputy n. II.
pn.ss went 10 the place were he
.skhe lived in the city and found
,SrvIfo aud baby unharmed.
Mrs Afford came to Sapupal this
,,orping and AT first Afford d!d not
.,sorriIo her when he did he was
,srioyed 90 find that she was un-
armed. II Is thought that Afford Is
ymporarily insane.
Three robberics we're reported to
yiice today. the first was Dr G, X.
,ob4rts who was robbed of a new
.plt Of clothes and silk shirt.
Frank Shortall Of Porter, Okla, who
q saving at the Dewey Hotel, had
a Waltham watch and a pair OF gray
trousers taken from his hoted bed
roorn s r Dowdy Of the haywood
Hotel reported the loss of a pair or
kakh trousers, and watch and
chain
John EllInghausen and Judge
George Burke have been named as
the delegates to represent the XII
wants club in this city at the state
Klwanis convention TO be held in
oklahoma city on September 4.
Theswere named at the luncheon
held yesterday at noon.
Monday. September 6. Labor day,
will be observed as n holiday by all
members OF the Business Mems asso.
cistlon In this city according to in
formation received today from W,
K. Cantrell secretary Of that asso-
cation. All stores In the city will
be closed all day except the grocery
stores and meat markets, these
stores will be closed at noon, mer-
chants feel that this is necessary as
the holiday Oils on Monday, and this
would make two full days for the
stores to be closed Drug stores will
be open from noon to s o'clock.
Plans have been made to celebrate
Labor day here as II has never been
CELEBRATED before. The unions of the
city have planned a program that
consists Of a parade in the early
morning, picnic lunch at noon at
the city park, a band concert after
lunch, then speeches. Later In the
afternoon games and sports OF all
kinds viii be INDUCED in and will
end with big dance at Payne hall.
Friday Is the day that the justices
ofthe peace In this town have chosen
as the day TO try the criminal cases
booked on the docket and II @ fol-
lowing cases are scheduled for to-
morrow. Lee Smith, second degree
forgery Henry Harralson, second de-
gree forgery. A. j. johnson, selling
narcotics, will be continued till the
10Th; Lee Smith, larceny of live
stock; p c. Smith, assault with a
dangerous weapon
Lam Berryhill and Frank McGaha.
charged with malicious destruction
ot property were given a preliminary
wal yestcrday, both pleaded not
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-03

KlNGFlSHER, Sept. 2.--William
Bug. a prosperous farmer owning a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-03

Bernie Howell, who was in the
county Jail awaiting the arrival of
officers of Fort Smith was released
this morning as they wired that
Howell was not the man they
wanted
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-03

Lam Berryhill and Frank McGaha,
charged with malicious destruction
ot property were given a preliminary
ual Yesterday both pleaded not
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-03

K1NGFISHER. Sept. 2-Shcriff
Long found a stolen car in big
patch OF weeds near town Wcdnos-
day morning, which be will return
to the owner. mail carrier In Wa
tonga.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-03

John Ellinghausen and Judge
George Burke have been named as
the delegates to represent the XII
wants club in this city at the state
Klwanis convention to be held in
Oklahoma CITY on September T..
TheS were named at the luncheon
held yesterday at noon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-03

GUTHRIE Sept. 2 -- burglars
raidcd the Iut2 dry goods store here
Monday night and carried Off $1,000
worth Of fine dresses They entered
by removing "A plate glass window.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-03

Fred Ern was arrested yesterday
afternoon for carrying concealed
wea pons and was later relt ased.
This morning he was rearrested and
is being held for the federal authori-
ties.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-03

A bond Of $1,000 was made today
by jim Anderson who Is charged
with the possession OF intoxicating
liquors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-25
$4,000 WILL MARCH
IN HARDING PARADE
Forty-seven Trades and Pro
fessions to Be Represented
in Night Demonstration.
COOLIDGE TO REVIEW 1T
Business Mems Republican AS
ISOLATION Expects to Guido
All Previous Efforts.

Plans for the Harding and Coolidge
night parade which Will be held in
New York next Thursday night have
practically been completed. and 1t is
expected that more than 1900 voters
will be in line. representing more than
forty-seven trades and professions. The
various divisions will march from their
assembly points 10 Madison Square. and
from there they will swing into Fifth
avenue. Governor Coolidge, the Re-
publican nominee for Vice-President,
will review the parade from a stand In
front OF the Union League Club at Fifth
avenue and Thirty ninth street.
The parade will be under the direc-
ton of the Business Mems Republican
Association. with Charles II. Sheriff.
as Grand Marshal. 1t is expected that
It will be one of the largest political
parades ever seen In New York. as
great interest has been taken In IL in
various trades and professions, and
in many of them contests have begun
to see what trade can turn out the
greatest number of marchers. Each
trade will march as unit and will be
commanded by marshal.
The orders for the formation Of the
parade sent out by Mr.. Sheriff. divide
the parade territory into the south.
southwest, southeast. northwest and