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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-21

venting-of war and the reducso. :.
armaments without sscrificins = o'
OF country and American ids., o'
a false and harmful form on % ~. .
nationalism." inter.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-21
From "a Palm Of tho Distant Road

| was slowly reading book that was
written IN "A strange language,
And suddenly ! came upon "A page IN
mine own familiar tongue.
This uns the heart OF my friend thAs
quietly undorgtOod me;
TITO open lrurt whose meaning was
clear without "a word.
q my God. whoye love fOllowcth pl
Thy pilgrim and strangers,
l nrals., Ince for thc comfort Of com
radios on di8'nnt road
Henry Van Dyke
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-21
Organized l,cyicw

Mrs Elizabeth Gilbrolth, district
deputy of the Woman's Benefit aH
gocilfion OF thC MAccAbcrR. organized
H reviow of this organization lust
recently in Miami Okla
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-21
Pupils Recital.

Mr.. Jacob Sohrciner presented
some OF his violin pupils In recital In
his studio. Fourth and Main, Satur-
day afternoon. This is tho first of a
series OF rccltals 10 be given by Mr..
SChreiners pupils,
The program:
Andante Retgioso. Greenwaid; I;
Tales OF Hoffman, Offenbach, en-
semble class; Iiumoresque, Doorak,
Alice Funk; Bouree. 6 major. Bach,
Jaunita Jones, Dreams OF Home,
Trownlee. ]. u, Moore; Love and
Flowers, ZabullSa, Walter Irwin;
Meditation. from That's. Massan n ct
Elvira Jones. old English Dance
Groenwald. ensemble class. Jauni,a
Jones was accompanist for the aftor-
noon. ----------
Mrs. Seiman Jones. who has been
seriously iii. in now improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred G., uogEcm
hav returned from visit OF 10 days
to Chicago. --
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Gillilaud and
children left yesterday for Kansas
City. whore they will visit.
Mr.. and Mrs T. n. Wells LEFT last
night for Miami. Okla. On route fol
Kansas City. where they will visit.
MIR. and Mrs. George G. I<iskaddor
OF s21 West Twelfth street announce
tho birth of a daughter, Katherin,
Jane, February 90.
Miss lillian Lorton has returne,
from "A visit with friends In Musk o
gee. Okla. Miss Jorton was the re
cipient OF numerous social court
estes while thera
Mr.. and Mira Jake Lyons, tormcrl
OF Yoakum, Texas. have, arrived nv
expect 20 make this city their hom
and arc at present guests OF Nj
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-21

Ethel Clayton winthrop will presented at the
This popular
her which interesting tale OF
Of
The story written by Bronson Howard Of Americas syorte
recent broadway successes And Paramount Aca sponsors for Its
"A
startling clmaxes pnddly thrilling
human interest that sheer delight
j.
in
"a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-21

Mr.. and Mr., Jake Lyons, formerly
OF Yoakum, Texas. have, arrived nv q
expect 20 make this city their home
and are at present guests OF Mr..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-21
Toiletes Requisites for Less

Your fsvorite face powders,
creams, talcum, dentifrices and
other toilet preparations priced
lower Saturday.
Toilet Goods Scction-Main Floor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-21

Mr.. and Mrs. George G. kiskaddon
OF s21 West Twelfth street announce
tho birth of a daughter. Katherine
Jane, February 90.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-21

Mr.. and Mrs T. n. Wells left last
night for Miami. Okla. On route for
Kansas City. whore they will visit.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-21
I7Ano Recital

Tsrof. John Knowles Weaver will
present "a group Of students IN %
piano recital at Kendall college on
Saturday eyssning. February 2L al
2 O'Clock. Voice pupils OF Mrs H.
J. NugRe will assist IN presenting
the following program.
procoTional March GIelcn prini)
Reverio. (Davis). Elizabeth Barnes.
Failing Leaves, tMucller). Genev.ovo
BradSpraw Poytilhan. tGodardJ
Flower Girls March (WAdhs) Ken
utith Pasnoro; Staccnu. Waohs)
Yolande Thomas; Dance Caprice.
tGrieR). Mabeile Sisson: By tho Zu-
der Zee, (Gottsrhalkl. To-day.
1Jnoob Bondl, o solo Mho. tDi
c1puai. billet DouN. oLohman)
Irene Ealvcat: Shcphcrd and Shcp-
h.rdes. fGodsrd), Leone Britton.
PolHnA1se on. 40 No 1, fShppin ,
Jewel Barton Nocr,Irne In G (Grieg)
Ghosts, (Schytec). Mrs. Louise Moore
Wilson: Why?. (Schumann). Scherzo
IN n Fiat. (Sohubert). FIsta Pyeltt
Staoabo Elude. (Rubintiioin). Marie
Woll; Armorcr'R Song. CDoKovCm)
Hush n Bye, (Gaynor), When Love
is Done Lyncs) Randeloro,
'StuarD. Max wehnert. Soherzo In
" Flat Minor Op 81. CChopm). Igmo-
gene Bierly; Bantasio (piuno and
organ) (Demores), Kenneth
Crouch and Mr. Weaver
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To,lay,s Events.


Mrs Travis Leonard Gplay will en-
tertain N,ath "a luncheon IN mo Coun-
uy club
Mrs Bertha Alkiro will entertain
IN tho Kennedy restaurant for Mr.
ana Mrs hnen Smiley
M. and Mp. ~. r. Gflbcrt hosts
nj dancing party IN Choir hpno for
young folk of tho family and their
gtossia
Mrs william r, Lindsey will on
tortsfn Rt luncheon for MrR L. X
ColllnFBwood and MrE H. a.
Veup-hcy.
Mn, n. B. billiards. luncheon in
tho Country club for Miss Annie
laurie Dillard.
Mrs Lothh Stanley Inwhon VIII
ontgrtRln children's party for her
ANAL daughter. Phoebe Ann
4 "a MI ION
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-21

Mrs. Seiman Jones. who has been
seriously iii. in now improving.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-21

Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Gtllilaud and
children left yesterday for Kansas
City. whore they will visit,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred G.. iiegEem
hav returned from a visit OF 10 days
New-York tribune., 1920-05-07
Marine Corps Orders

From The Tribune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, May 6.-Marine
Corps orders issued to-day follow:
Horn, Capt j. r.. res
Smith. Capt. J. Il. to Philadelphia.
Hardy, Capt. H.. to Philadelphia
Swindler, Lit. l.. S, to Norfolk
Hermle. 1t, j.. D.. to navy yard. Charles
sioedeS "a "a It. 1t. 6, G. r, T,' to feslsnsa y. s.
Fred. I'd 1t. r. w, hon. dis
Dickey, Q. NJ. Clk. j. T., hon. dis.
Curtis Capt, NJ. b.. to 1st Brig. Hayc
boISi hope; Capt; G r; b; to Paris lslano.
Board for Rife Practice '''""
Ashurst. 1t w: W. to Portsmouth,
Moses. Col. l.. H.. to war college Newport
Bannon, Col. p. NJ, to Portsmouth
Williams, Lit Col. A. s.. to war college
Newport
Underwood, Major r. O., to Mare Island
Willis. Major l.. S. to war college New
port,
Farqnharson. Major r. b, to war college
Newport
Barthe, Capt. B.. resigned.
Gciser. I'd LIT. c. W.. resigned
IeI!ctler, Capt. e. L.. to Camaguey
Hamilton, Lit G. D.. to "a Brig, San Do
SNYDER, 1t w. X. to I'd Brig. San Do
Chlds, 1t. S. r. to headquarters. Wash
ington
H:,,nn, no1ne,' q It Il. r.. to Guantanamo
Matthews, % 1t. W. A. hon. dis.
Smith. I'd Lit. C. A., to Paris Island.
keitz "a It. f. j.. hon. dis.
Humphreys. I'd 1t. A. e.. jr, hon dis
Gooaman' Capt. b. to naval air sta. PEN
New-York tribune., 1920-05-07
Theft of 100000
Revealed as Forger
COnfesses Guilt
Secretary to Late George
Arents, Millionaire, Says
He Cashed SIS. 900 Check
Drawn by Widow for Son

John S. Gillespie, who is said to
have forged the Endorsement of his ems
ployer to checks aggregatihg 100000
and deposited them to his own account,
pleaded guilty to forgery in the second
degree before Judge Grain. ,in General
Sessions. yesterday. He will be sem
tenced Wednesday.
Gillespie is thirty-eight years old.
Fer eight years he was secretary of
George Arents, millionaire. who had
an Office at 511 Fifth Avenue At
Arents's death, two years ago, he be-
, came private secretary to his son,
George Arents jr., who maintained an
Office at the same address IN con|unc-
tion with that of the estate of his
father.
The particular forgery for which
Gillespie was indicted and to which he
pleaded guilty was committed Septem-
ber IL, 1919. On that date Mrs. George
Arents ST. drew q check for SIS 900 in
the check, forged young Arents's name
as indorser. cashed it at the Farmers
Loan ard Trust Company and deposited
1t to his own account.
# is alleged that Gillespie did like
wise with eightytwo checks drawn by
Mrs. Arents in favor of her son. He
covered the fraud. it is said, by also
forging deposit slips which he ex-
hibited to Arents as~evidence that the
checks had been deposited to Arents's
account. HIS torgeries were discovered
when the bank notified Arents that his
account was short Gillespie. whose
home was somewhere in Connecticut,
invested S150,000 of the money it is
charged, in a moving picture concern.
Norman Howe. alias Eugene F.
Parker and Charles E. Fay, said by
the police to be a notorious forger,
was held in $4,000 bail for the grand
jury yesterday by Magistrate Simpson,
in Tombs courut Howe, who is sixty
three, gave his address as 143 Bleecker
Street.
He was arrested by Detectives Kin
ney and Rowan after Herman A. Groen.
a jeweler, of 2 John Street, complained
that he was the man who, January 23,
1919. purchased $500 pair of diamond
earrings, giving in payment s100 IN
cash and forged check on the Worces-
ter (Mass.) National Bank. The pris-
oner is said to have served prison SEN
tences in various parts of the country
for similar frauds on jewellers.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-07

MADISON Az, $, 25.s a ,o7,h s.: hleh'd
Morse, 400 " isoth st; atty. NJ, II Dmlen-
11TH ST. $40 p; Allan q T. smdtA 1 tr,, trus'
VIM G Orr, 81 Chambers st :..sl
49TII ST 3, zoo 1st av; VIM Mason
ct al trus, to Lawyers Mort Co, 80 LIB
77TH s'r, a47 Il; Lawyers Mort Co to
Mary A Williams, trus' at Chestnut Hill; doc
7TH ST. aoh; Arthur Gieeerich. Is sdn
to Harry Marks. gdn, 6o1 w laoth st:
e7T ST. f. Eft Ts 81 Guar nn"Ft 81 trust Co 70
Central Savings Bank; atty, title
ssD sT a5cs2 w; 22d st. 2si g s''Vv? w
American Mtge Co to State Investing
Go; &C; s., Is ESchnnge pl. Jersey City; atty;
oRcHARD a9s'f r ST is4 Alfred Jarctahi sa"i0os
ano, trus Of Edw Melins, to Kate I.iv-
ingston, % eq3 w 113th st; atty bern rno
ruHToN ss 1's ST. hw"y Gold St Park CO 90
Hy !. Dyer, 1G w 5oth st, atty, F.
CIlnch. Al Park Row -.......... 50, 900
Pauline s Gutman, 151 Central Park w,
ct al, exrs: attys. Cohn. G & r, III
l52D ST. 2559.6i W; Lincoln Trust Co to
VIM Rankin, 1l9 w 77th st; atty, Law
Aap ysTs sr i & sfo T : a.; $4,000
Go : ano. trus to Lawyers Iu Mtro ) Co, Co.
bON ER4, 267; VIM III Macy, atlmr, to
Mary kingsiand, legatee; atty G
Gregory. 12s Broadway ........'.. 81
18TH ST. 329 w; Greenwich st. 1893; Co.
lumbia Truat Co to Bowery Saw Blk, 1928
Bowery; atty. Lawyers r & r Co s22, 500
35TH ST, 400 W; Annie Miller and ano,
exrs to North River say Blk, 81 W 34th
st; atty. Lawyers ~ & T Co.....S15 900
94rH ST 3293$5 and a33-335 E: Louis J
Lefkowitz to Bessie Lefkowtz. 7s4 Kelly
St; mtge $4,000; atty, Jacob l Berman,
Slh broadway 2 assigns, each. 81
AMSTERDAM AV, 2091 Rose Cohen to
Ella Herb, 1872 Drake av, New Rochelle
Y; atty. M S Hoffman. 35 Nassau
CARMINE ST. 80 and soa Edw r Cohen,
ndlnr, to Carrie Cohen, 303 E 161st st
atty. Jos Rosensweig, 80 Nassau st So. 900
6oTH ST, $. 100 e West End av: Lawyers
y & T Co to Viola NJ Nadelman 612 5th
av. admx; atty, Trepnel, 13o Broad
3D s,r. 8 q; Allen l. Schmidt. trus, SO to-
Jas e willing. 80 w 93d st. gdn: half
part; atty, W C Orr. 81 Chambers st 81
1O4TH ST 225 e; May p Powell to H Sey-
mour -Eisman 353 w 85th st; attys Els
man, l. & l., 1875 Broadway. 81
18TH ST, 133 W; American Trust Co to
Viola M Nadelman, 612 9Th av; atty
Benz Trepnell. 12O Broadway. s35, 900
New-York tribune., 1920-05-07

Brakeman. 1t. c. H., infantry.
Infantry
Ferrol. Capt. W., to Fort Sheridan
Powers, Maj. II, j., to Fort Sheridan.
Hawley. Capt. q. A.. to Huntingdon
Trnitt, 1t. w. l., to Oteen.
Cavalry
Robinson. Capt. J. A.. to Fort Huachuca.
Edwards, Capt. +. b., to Northheld
Amory, Capt. c. r. jr.. to Fort E. Allen.
Coast Artillery
Smith. 1t. A: b., to Fort Constitution.
pire 1t ]. j., to Fort Moultrie.
Smith. 1T. II. w. TO Camp jackson
Shippam, Capt. W., to Ann Arbor.
Miscellaneous
Hungerford, Capt. r. A., Chem Warfare
Service to Washington.
Manly. Col c. j., Med. c.. to Fort Sam
houston.
Clark. Maj. V. E.. air service. TO ColleR.
Pont
Harris; 1t, H. r., air service. to College
Zundel, Maj. E. A. @. NJ. c., to Honolulu
Collins. Capt. II. A., Ord. to Columbus
Bunker Mn1 Maj. G. NJ. +. A.. to Camp Alfred
stitt. Capt. H. H.. Ord, to Columbus Bks
New-York tribune., 1920-05-07
Navy Orders
From The Tribunc's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, May 6.-Navy orders
issued TODAY follow.

From The Tribuncs Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, May 6.-Navy orders
issued to-day follow:
Cole, 1t. w. W.. to L. s. s. California
Danner Lit. j.. to L. S. S. Maddox
Davis, Lit j. G., to Great Lakes.
Dowling, Com o. c., to Alaskan Coal Com.
Faber, 1t. NJ. c.. to air sta. san Diego.
Ferguson. 1t. D.. to Annapolis.
Foster, Ems. r. r., to L. S. S Nevada
Holding, Lit. y. r, to nav. hosp. Norfolk.
Holmes. Chf. Pharm. J. X, to 4th Regt.,
I'd Prov. Brig, U. S. Marines San Do
minso.
McMeans, 1t. r. J.. to Asatic sta
Morehouse, Ems. Y. B., to L. s. S. Della
Owen. chf Pharm. c. j.. to public health
service. Hayti.
Powers. 1t. r. r. to duty NJ. E. T.. Hayti.
Sand gren. 1t. c. E.. to L. s. S. Bridge
Simmons, 1t. r. r.. to U. S. s. Prometheus
Belinger, IN j. f., to nav. hosp, Olon-
gapo.
Giiroy. 1T. c. d, to U. s. S. South Dakota
Howell, 1t. Com G. r, to command IT, S.
S. Monocacy.
Koenigsberger, Lit c., to nav hosp, Ca
macao.
Reid, Ap. elk. c.. to naval sta, Olongapo.
Wright. Mach. j. L., to radio sta, Russian
Martinek, 1t. q. g.. T. ". to South Da-
Sherman. Ems. w. X. to Rome
Perron. Ems H., to air sta, Coco Solo.
sherman. Mach. b. T., to air sta, Coco
New-York tribune., 1920-05-07

j. V. Gally. formerly with Dunham &
Co, has become associated with r. l.,
Sexsmith & Co.. who removed from 10
crty Street
New-York tribune., 1920-05-07
Building Now Occupied by
Mouquin in Fulton St, Reniet]

The Mouquin Restaurant and Wine
Company has sub-leased to Jules Her
rick for twenty-one years the five
story building at lat Fulton Street
through to % Ann Street, which Mou-
quin's held under lease from the Wen
del estate. The tenant will pay net
yearly rental of $21 900, or SAL 900
during the term. Mouquins recently
now being altered for their occupancy
The building just leased will be re-
modelled into stores ana offices. The
grade floor has been subleased to the
Park Confectionery Company. Henry
N. Moore and Parlo J. Sparks were the
brokers.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-07
Army Orders
From The Tribune's Washington Bureau
" A ASIINC,rON Nn.r G "A r.ronu or,

From The Tribune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, May 6.-Army or
ders issued to-day follow:
HonorabIy Discharged
Welsh, Capt. E. l., infantry.
Olsen. 1t. A. L., infantry.
Weaver. Capt. H. J.. L. 5. A.
Netter, 1t. p. j. jr., Med. c.
Rhindress, 1t. l.. b, r. A.
Post, 1t. a. L., infantry.
Graham, 1t, ]. G., infantry.
Wilcman, Capt. w. H. Ord.
Brennan 1t r. T., infantry.
Crockett. Maj. IT. B., infantry.
Newton. 1t. II. w. eng.
Mccormick Cd 1t ]. G., G. NJ. c.
Stitt. Capt. II. L., Ord.
Troute, 1t. j.. r., Med. G..
Baker. I'd 1t. r. r. jr., i. a.
Sibert. Maj. w. O.. Chem. Marf. Service.
Resigned
Clark. Maj. II E., Med c.
Tomassene, Capt. r. A. Med. C.
Miskovsky. LIT. r. j., c. A.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-07
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

97TH ST. 100. III and 173 w: U S Trust
90 TO Excelsior Saw Bank of City Of n
y, ~ w Esd st; atty, w NJ Powell. 7
Wall st; three assigns s.......$1o0 900
132D ST, 50 e; Marie Klein to y Y title
Mort Co. 135 Bway y............$2 500
Isl Az, $, sos 8 Goth st; Nathan Spiegel
TO Second National Bank. Hobokcn n j.
Estate Of Thomas Saffern to Nathan
Splegel, 42o w 123d st: attys, Rabe g. X,
12$D ST, 225-227 e; American Mort CO to
VIM II Sands and ano, 90 E Attn st. trus:
New-York tribune., 1920-05-07
SURROG.ATESf NOTICES

OF an order OF Honorable JOHN p. CO.
HALAN, Surrogate OF the County of Nav
York, notice is hereby given to ali person.
having claims against WILLIAM II
ARNOLD. late Of the County of New York
deceased. to present the same with vouch
eTs thereof to the subscribers, at their
place of transacting business at the orrr.
of their attorneys Messrs Spencer. Ord.
way & Wierum, No 27 William Street.
Borough OF Manhattan. City of New YORK
Dated New York. January End, 1873.
WILLIAM. q. ARNOLD.
GEORGE L. CHENEY
SPENCER. ORDwAT & WIERUM. AZ.
torneys for Executors. u William
Street. Now York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-07

Lead a good healthy life
Learn a trade or get a
schooling
Get military training
Be with rsen from your
own home State
New-York tribune., 1920-05-07

KING. BENNETT 1.--1N PURSUANCE
OF order Of Honorable John P. Co
halan, Surrogate of the County OF Nsv
York. Notice Is hereby given to ali psr.
sons having claims against Bennett J..
King. late OF the County OF New York.
deceased. to present the same with youch.
ers thereof to the subscriber at his pIses
Of transacting business at the ONCE Of his
Attorney William c. Orr, ESQ., No Al
Chambers Street. Borough of Manhattau.
City Of New York. on or before the lotI
day of June next.
Dated. New York tho 11th day ~ n.
cember. 1919.
EDWARD B. KING. Executor.
WILLIAM c: ORR, Attorney for Execv.
tor No .! Chambers Street Borour h
OF Manhattan. City of New YORK.
Evening star., 1920-02-18
WHOLESALE MARKET REPORT

The wholesale market prices thio
morning ranged about AZ follows:
EGGS-Strictly fresh. so: average re-
ceipts, SO; southern. IS.
CHEESE-June. whole milk. 3sa3&
BUTTER-Standardc creamery. 76a77:
prints. 77a78.
LIVE POULTRY-Rooste per ID,
a.; turkeys. per lb.. 60ae6: chickens
h.. 42a45: hens. per ib.. SO: keats. young.
each. 50a65.
DRESSED POULTRY Fresh-kiiled
spring chickens. per h.. 43aeS: henA
lb.. 40a41; roosters. per lb.. IS: turkeys.
LIVE STOCK-Caives. per h.. 2oa21:
lambs. Is; sheep. 4ae.
GREEN FRUITS-Applea. per bbl.
new. 4.00as.50: boxes. e.5eal.1s; Cali
fornia lemons. per box. 4.5oaS.6o:
pineapples. 5.00a7.00i Florida oranges.
5.5oaS0 90; grapefruit. 3.60a4.eo.
VEGETABLES-Pota per sock.
western, 7.0Oa7.25: nearby. per bbl.
g. .O0a6.5O string beans. basket. 4.o0a
700: eggplant. 3.oOa4.oo per crate: cab
bage, 5.50a6.00 cwt.: beets, 3a5 per
bunch: lettuce, 1.00a1.5o per basket:
Florida celery, 3.00a5.00 per crate:
California celery. 1o.ooa12.oo crate:
celery. dosen. 1.2sa2.oo; romatne let.
tuce, 75a1.00; squash, 3.o0aS.00 pr
crate; spring onions. 1.Soa3.oo per -
punches; onions. per 1ee.peund eeeke
$50; sweet potatoes, eo1ae.So: yasns.
/ 0oae. %; spinach. 4.soas.eo per barrel:
Florida peppArs, per cretas 3.oonAgos
Florida tomatoes. lSea1.oo - 0uooe
brussels sprouts, 35a30 per quart
Evening star., 1920-02-18
THE WEATHER.

The District OF Columbia-Unset'
tied. probably rain or snow late to-
night and tomorrow. somewhat cold
er: lowest temperature tonight about
30 dcgreesS moderate and variable
winds. becoming northerly.
Virginia-Probab rain late to-
night and tomorrow: colder in west
portion: moderate and variable winds
cccoming fresh northeast on the
coast.
Observation-Disclosures probably rair
or snow late tonight or tomorrow
somewhat colder: moderate and Vari'
able winds. becoming northerly.
West Virginia--Snow and inucf
colder tonight: tomorrow prooapiy
snow and colder.
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
Thermometer-Yest 4 pm. 4a
s pm. Al; 1c midnight. 40. Today
4 am. IS: 8 am. 36: noon. ~; : pm
so
Highest temperature. so, occurred al
pm. today.
Lowest temperature, "a. occurred al
: am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, Al: lowest. 30.
Barometer-Yesterda pm. 2S.IS
pm. 1881: 12 midnight. 2s.Sl. To-
day. 4 am, 29.S3; am. 1888" noon
29.71: pm, 29.l3.
Weather in Various Cities.
Evening star., 1920-02-18
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

BOARD Of Education Of the District Of Co.
lumbis An examination will be held at the
NV. on Tuesday. February "a. 1920, in each
of the following subjects. to NIL positions in
the Dunbar High School and the Cardoao vo-
cational school; ~ Typewritin. in IN. Dunbar DS
High School. Maximum salary. II $1,000 per
annum (e) Mechanical drawing in the Car
dozO Vocational School. The examination will
b.gin ut Am. Tuesday. February -. 1920.
candidate Candidates for typewriting must
furnish their own typewriters for use in the
examination. All candidates must file with
colored schools. before the day Of
amina ation, applications showing that they meet
the requirements for teacherships in the public
schools Of the District of Columbia. For par
ton" which may be obtained upon request
from n. y. Weatheriess. secretary Of the board
St School R5sp for o,nsr eero1ea snS
tntendent Of Schools. fe1S-2t
OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE DIS
trict OF Columbia. February III. 192O.-Notice Is
hereby given that. in conformity to law. the
pamphlet containing list Of taxes in arrears
the LIST day Of July. 1sis, also all assessments
thereof will be- delivered to any taxpayer ap-
plying therefor at the Office OF the collector
Of taxes Of the District Of Columbia. and II
the tax or assessments due together with the
penalties and costs that may have accrued
thereon. shall not be paid prior to the day
named for sale. namely. the 9th day Of March.
our direction at public auction. at the once
OF the collector of taxes Of the District of
Columbia. commencing on the said 9th day Of
il the forenoon and o'clock In the afternoon
and continuing each following day. Sundays
and legal holidays excepted. until all such de-
Low, e. W. KTTZ Commissioners of the Dis
tri"t of Columbia. fe16.28. "a .mar1.2.
Evening star., 1920-02-18
PROVIDENCE HOTEL FIRE
COSTS LIVES OF THREE

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. February 49,
Three guests lost their lives in fre
" hich virtually destroyed the Lorraine
Hotel here today. Samuel Warwick Of
Harrisville was so badly injured jump
ing from window that he died later
at a hospital. Two bodies believed to
be those of Lewis b. Kane of Center
dale and L. +. Fobert of Boston were
found in the ruins.
The rest of the more than 100 guests
of the hotel were driven into the street
partly clad. and were taken care of in
nearby hotels and restaurants. The
property loss is estimated at SCOT, 900.
After several hours search the po-
lice said there was a possibility that
other bodies might be found, az only
as out Of the 106 guests had been
positively accounted for. The two upper
floors of the hotel are a tangled mass
of ruins.
The fire started in an inside room
on the third floor and spread by way
Of the elevator shaft. The guests
hurried down stairs and fire escapes,
many having difficulty in reaching
the street on account of smoke.