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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-03-18
eure,y : 49,. M !.

Henry had inst started TO scAooa
ana was nlled with the patriotic 80
It Of the times. % well q Kim
garten wisdom. WAS Francis G6o6
Key great manl~ he asked one AZ
Of the folks at home. II think &
was, why r Cause think 4 ls5l6
that writes song what everyone &
to stand mp to. must b sreet
Try 4 Times Want
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-03-18

If imitation is the sincerest form Of
flattery, the jackass must be tickled
to death.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-03-18

The Germans destroyed three hum
dred churches in one diocese in
France. And not 4 single brewery.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-03-18


81.
!. ..
Neo. 6eegie Was aDte % % eoNn
Town sooay, Tor the first time U three
weeks, following = severe Illness.
FRED seanoim has returned 1tom
Nof1oik, wnere ne has been working
lor some time.
MASS Ia kelne Cramer returned
from Los Angeles today, where she
mas Deen spending the winter.
Inc IRE department was called to
tne VI. hoefer nome on Eighth street,
about seven o'clock last evening.
SPARKS from the chimney had set flre
- .ne tOo1. Inc damage was sngnt.
mss riotence NUM- q ROCK haplds
IS 'he guesS OF MT. ana MRS. verne
orown'
MISS Margaret hlnyon mas resigned
ner Pos,e'on ~ tne harvey drugs store
ana VIII move 70 the hlnyon country
nome.
Inc Whllams nome, JUST north OF
sne i'"es Office mas Deen sofa @ a.
SOLO ana >. SOLO, VINO recently pur-
snaseo the Joe rasna 1rult store.
q 1eoerai game warden was mere
SUNDAY ana afresSeo several 1or snoot-
ing DUCKS curing the spring season.
unoer the Iowa law this IS permits
saole, however, ous not under the fed
erai law.
America IS the iand OF opportunity
1or those VINO Go their part.
George Harder II Omaha was the
sunday guest Of MS mother, MRS. y.
a. harder.
mrs. Ella Cotfman Is visiting
friends at Omaha today.
y. a. oorenson returned Yesterday
from Omana, where ne has been TAX
ing treatment. Hs IS ga ming nicely.
Harold Fitch OF Mondamin was the
Sunday guest Of home folks here.
Miss Edna o'Rourke was up from
Omaha sunday TO spend the day with
nome folks.
Dr. II. L. Roberts reports the birth
OF an elent pound boy TO Mr.. ana MRS.
l.. 9. Jensen.
Mrs: Arthur Rowland and daugh-
Ter, MISS vera' returned this morning
TO their home at Shelby, after few
days visit with friends and relatives
in this city.
Lew Odln OF Little Sioux was q
valley visitor this morning.
.. ". utman OF Modale was look
ing AFTER business affairs here today.
MIS-. a. q. johnson OF sioux City
IS tne guest OF trends ana relatives
mere Tor rev DAYS.
Mason ana Morehouse report the
1oliowlng SAFES: Dooge touring car 70
Clark Cover Of THIS CITY; Dodge tour
ing car 70 Wiiha'n u. yogei OF Mag
MONA :.
". n. massey ~ SOLO ms nome on
huron street 70 harFe COX.
Gus Neu1'no OF - FONT, >. -, ar
raVeo yesterday 1oF { visit with rela-
yves ana 1rlends h'
DON'T De a1raio ! say you love
America. FMS IS s;ie lana OF the
brave.
It's americas g antages tnat
araw people from homes IN otnei
'anas.
SHOUTS Ialaee reports tne SAFE OF
an oakland sensiDle-sx 70 Archie
Aaaey.
J. ". 1amDle reports the Dlrtn o. an
or pound boy 10 mr.. ana mrs. Don
d ala nolcomD.
Arthur Mar.ln reports the sale o.
'ne a. -. narnnardt nome on Seventh
: ss, e. :. ~ W. " aaIs.
w. =. LEVIN Of Escanaoa' WIS.,, mas
Q arrived 70 take Sne place OF Cnle1
olerh y. =. Darnnart, VINO ieaves sat y,
uluay 1or Llncoin' Ne0'' wnere ne VIII
engage N business 1or himself.
=, onas; marsnal,' proprietor 9. tne
wes. I.iu oaie, mas purchased tne =
~ u'eu.nes Dullu,hs, =, JUST Yves. q tne
sne osa.lon' anu wln move ms res
l. '. .. Gu. ',..ie - .'ie nea. iu.u.e.
+ work with his brother, Mace Hansen
9 in the garage at Honey Creek.
y. A. Sorenson, who IS taking treat
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-03-26

mer nod GROCER ie mebr ii9 Dns,
mas cinaeIne nod beIiben abtrGgt
90 nel1e Sa6en fallm 5u befommen
uno fir Ben geW0bnli6en Wtorn
nod meniger gu be5ablen limo.
Sd neroe allies, mas Sic 5ttr
&~erfiigltng itellen, o1tf's @cwiiicn-
bafteite berteiIen.
@crooe an 86i6e, iopobl 2eib.
ols 9ettp1i6e, lit Ser Nangel ollB.
~erorbentlt6 empfinbli9. Sc gibt
SoblIoie 2cl,te, uld geraoe iol6c bic
man bisber at Den better 8eltclltell
&reiie gerednet bot, sic ni6t ein'
NAL Elm Semb ur5u5ieben baben.
@erobe in oteien Sagert- erfubr i'd,
bob iif ientono BEL einem bieligen
g(r5te pegen oieies @ongels cnt-
i6uloigcn 51t miiiic1l glaltbte, tporoitf
Der arat e%rpiberte, pgenieren Sic
1id niGt, sic iinb Deltte i6on Der
o6te, Scr o6ne Semb 5lt ltnter'nd)-
una fon1mt." gtl1d aus unberen Get
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-03-26
Sin Notidrei!

Ser Gtnienber bGlt ii6 berpflid-
tet, no6ltebeno einen ibm ioeben olta
Geltti6lanb augegange1en 8rief ST
ber0ffcntIiden, oeiien Snbalt fir IL
ieIbit ipri6t. Der 8rief lalttet mic
foIgt:
&irAlides Silfsmerf Der Seftiden
eOan9eliiden S9nobe BON
HprS.I merifa.
SoGle (Soole), ben %. Sebr. 1920.
Scrrn Garl @eber,
Serntann, SEQ.
Sebr nerebrter Serr @eber!
Sbre eeidGtten 3eilen bonn 2, ..
SO. bobe t6 erbalten lnb nit Sre1-
ben ecleier, boB Sic unb oortigc
&ouflcrte cine &iite &Ieibungsitiidc
fir oie @ermIten in 0elti6lunb OBJ
eeifyift bobcn. Sic Scot lit in Ser
&ot icbr groB ltno miro Iciber I'M
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-03-26
8. Graf
Ge6tsantpalt
nno 21otdr
Office i'm @ebGuoe Der @raf Stg. 60.
Sermunn, Wp.
Berger 81. Is. Stride.

SonntagS:
SomntaeihuIe uno cngIilder Got
tesoienIt bon 9-10:15 Born.
@~ottesOienIt 1915 Sornl
@~otteSoienit 1880 Ibenes.
@pmortb 2eaehe iebeu erlten unS
oritten 5onntog I'M Wtonat, 1880
Wben6s.
W 0 fentagen:
Msittpp6 aben6s @ebetihtnbe 1880.
Observation-Disclosures an er.
iten 9omerstag leoen Wtonat
Nadmittaes 200 llbr.
@cIelliee Seriommlltng oes @pnortb
2eoelle @lieOcr cinmal monotlIH
I'M SaltIc ser @licber.
Scbermorm lit au Den Seriumnl'
hungcn bcr5Iid GiugelaNen. 6reul'
Sen miro beionocrc allfmcrfiomteit
6ugenanbt.
Otto Guess, 8oitor,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-03-26
Sitertruit.

Sort 0u Scr 8irtcrltitrmc 9rouier,
Olt Die @olfen bitnfcl 5ieb'n?
Sort on oC$ 8eltcnroocs Suuien,
on Ocs aufrubr'S 6euer
9liib'n?
gGllt Der @ino in oeincn Obren,
8ic bIenOet oi6 bc8 Sel1erS Sdeinl
0nollrd miro Der 2cr5 geboren,
llno 10 cntitcbt ein neltcs Sem!
GO mtBte BORT Die GrOe 5ittern,
gu brc6cn ourlfIe @robcsnadt.
l1nh jcbt m,b inter lltgenittern
@ebro6en ncr0cn SatanS Iodt.
I9rlnlt, orrlc3 Ser5, MIR nidt
pcr5oget,
llnO IoIlt' sic gSclt IN Sriimmer
gebn;
9enn nod) Dem larlgcn 8a1gcn toget
lSein 0itermor9en berrlid i6On.
6. @
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-03-26
Die Natnr bereitet uabrenS ees
@iuterS ben 8arteubohen Dor,

@intcrihncc rnb 6roItpctter, Die
m1brenO 0ieicS &inters IN btelet
Ecilcn Der @ercini9tpu Stoatcn herr.
Ihcu, iinO sic bcItcn Mittcl, lul Sen
@ortenbooen feline ridtigc Seldat'
fenbcit at ucrlcibcn. grogrrrlo ut
nidlts on0crcS ul$ fcin5errtebenes
@cItein, ooS nit pcrpeItcm Ytln1t'
a~cnItoff permii6t lit. go oft oas
@oiicr in Ocn Spaltcn cines 6elien
Qeiricrt, crlpcitcrt cS Die Oettntrl9
ciu mcnig bis idIieBIi6 Scr Stein in
Stildc Seripultcn miro. @tebr 8nl'
fer gclonet in Die Oefimn8 oicler
9rudItiide u1O 9efricrt uno III 0le'
fer @eiIe pir0 Die Irbeit Der Scr
flcinerung ms melOlide fortge'est.
go oft Der 8ooen gciricrt miro nett
or @rogrunb gebiloet, ober oicler
nclte 8rlnS bel0tigt Dung ooer
berneIte 8floraentcile bepor er 8aN'
fer in flcinen Mc1t9en boltcn fonn
un6 IN ser 9eifoffenbett lein miro,
@cmG6Ic bcrbor5ubringe1.
CIV oft 0ieier G~rb9runo bel Der
&tItipicrrng lumgcorbcitct miro,
meroen 0icie Grotcil6Cn on cinouoer
ocriebcn 1tnb iic nnablcn mo breh'
en- iid IN nod feinere Icilhel, ST
Scr 9o0en al feltdt, iDenrl er beor'
lbeitct pirO, 70 ncr0en oicie Eetl9ei
3ltIonmengefIcbt uno Ser 8ooer
miro aus Grbflumpcn bcItc6cn. 2te
feline baorortigen @ur5cIn BET
8flonaen cntpideln ii6 III Den 3wi'
ihenrGumtcn 5lutidjcn oen groteil'
6cn. 9o crboltcn iie boS 8oiicr,
bu8 iic bcn0tbigcn unb 5uglci6 mil
:. Inn sic To0rlrn9, wcIdc gum @o6s'
t1m ser 8fIon5e c%rforoerlid 1T.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-03-26
Berger.

Die Sormcr Shipping giiociation
bon Berger bat Cincn bon Dan.
GlepotorS qcmictbet uno ltrrs
iere Sorrncr mcr6en bon jett ob Ocn
@ci5cn6unSeI icIbIt betreiben.
6rall Setrp @ittbalt8 bat IN Ser
mann Elm @obnboltS gefnltft un6
miro nod uniercr 9emiltbli6cn
gto6boritoot ilbcriicOcln.
Ism. Coulter bat bier Elm 0o08c
Guto gefauft.
@cslcp Spredelmeper, Oelien Sd
9cniibIc neuIi6 Ourd 6ater ger.
fort mllrbc, bat cine anocre S1gc'
miiblc bon 5ronf Sfmorb bon @ar.
rem GointD gefoltft.
Sermun 9lltner bot 0ieie M0hc
cine GorIooung 8odItcine ans ct.
&Oltis er6altcn.
Srou @oltcr Iinfc bat ibr Gl1s.
wnorcns @eidGft micbcr I'M &oItof,
ftCc.@ eb1l&0c, ocnt 3eilmam Gtgcnr
tblrm er0ffnct.
So. 0rctuclI, mel6er feline Sarm
BEL @oonDille berfouft bat, lit oltf
oic Scnrp 8ittbolls Sorm nabe
Berger eeaogen Die er fiirali9 fauf'
lid eritano.
SSobn Serbs lit ais SectionsSor'
mann ernannt lpor0en an Stelle bon
6. SopeS, ipel6er reiignirt bate.
Ilfreb Babe bot bos friibere 3oel.
Ter 8obnbaus besogen hos iebt 81
gentbum ieines 8rltbers, Geo. Babe,
lit.
Gbrilt t$rtg ldBt bas eigentbulr
0os CT fiiroIi6 bon g. u. Sail &C.
fouft bot neientlih berbeIiern. 81
miro om 81. RGr5 feline Sarm'
Raidinen uno @erGtbe atf offcnt'
Ii6er 8e~riteigeri1ne berfmlfen.
@bm. &aie lit on cinem leidter
9lattern.a nfall erfranft.
60. 8ienesboerfer, bon nabe ct
I2ouis, Itattete leste 8ode ieirer
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-03-26

len 9e1tIdlonos babe i4 Gbnlt6e
9eri6te. 60 nebmen 9an1et In-
Itono einen @r6t 81 foniiItieren,
neil iie fi6 i6eucn, oieien Wtan9el
5u 5eigen.
@enn oaber Der &reiS, Der 10
freun0li6 iorgcnben Sreunoe uniere
0otItGnbe ii6 eetricbcn filblt, nod)
mciter ettuos fir unS 81 thrl 10
modte i6 beionoers ouf oieies ge'
biirfnis an 2eib. uno 8etttpolhe
binweiIen. Semben. begin. 8ett,d}
in Stilden lit uns fait nod mill
fonlmener oils fertige 8oorc, MIR
miiBte aud boS 1lottge Ndbgarn btn'
5ltgefiigt iperoen.
@arn 1T iiberbol1pt Elm ilberalts
~beacbrter uno n%ottpenbiger Irtifel.
gti6t mir our SerItell1r19 tlelter
ISoden, ionoern 81nG6lt Dor allent
alm 9liden Ser alien. IS lit talt
nidts oooon gu bobert, uno mas 51
farfcn lit, foitet oltgcnblifli1 SO
10, % ia iogar 25 Die &ollc.
Sd geItatte mir, Sbnen nod cine
neitere Qngele9enbeit CUR &enntnis
alt bringen. Grot Der N0te, Der
j3eit, Die aud sic bieiigen Stiftnn'
! gen rngemein Oriidcn, baben mir
inns cntl6Ioiien in nod petteren1
I Mobe ols bisber fir &riegSmatier
51 Iorgen. GGgli6 gelonget art'
frogen an urls Of mir ntht nod
@oiIcl1fin6er oltfnebme1 fonnen. @s
: lit oos ober nit &iidiidt auf Den
Glob, nod mcbr ober aus Won9e.
| an MittcIn rridt mDglt6 getpeler1
9(uf meine brineenoen 9orItelll1nger
hin baben mir inns aber bob e1t
idloiier1, im 8ertraltcn auf 8otteS
b SiIfe in einem oemnGhit frei mer
6en0en @eb1l0e ein neiteres Sem
511 er0ffner, bos meincr 2eitltng I'M
terItellt miro urb in Dem Dor allen
I &rieg8motien Irfnabme finoen iol
I len. 9ie Serri6tltng oes 8eb1noe;
, fir ben nelten 3rpcd, Dor allenl abe.
! Sic innerc Ginridtl1ng, miro mid
: lmbetrG6tli6e Soften berurladc,
Sd niirbe Sbnen at groBem 9an
berpfli6tet Icin, mcrn Sic uno Sbr
6rcltnoc ertpGgen m0dte1L OBJ 81
fir Oicien 3lucd nid)t einen ScttroI
Ieiiten f0nnten. Sci ben aitgenblid
Ii6cn &ursberbGltniiiel, reiden eini
9e 100 Dollars bier 5iemli6 peit
Ood meroc id oonfbar ietn, out
fir sic gerineite Silfe, Die sic nj
al Setl meroelt la1lell.
Mtt bersIidem 9onf unb Se9ens
miiniden griiBt
Sbr e%rgebener
6. &ruitu!
0te 8er0ffentlidung obiger 81
! idrift geidiebt lebiglid aus Der
@runoe, ebeIoenfenoen @itmcnide
@clcgenbeit gu geben Die bitter
!, Not uno bos groBe glenb timber
; gu belfen, bds Der &rieg beruriad
, bot. @s lit nidt uniere Code, no
: benz 8ar1tnl 0e8 8arllm au fragel
|, ionoern cs gilt, Salb an5ule9en al
, 8riinoen pabrer Ntenidlidfeit III
, nidt ie%ttimentoler @~ebilfsouiele
!, @oben nebmen eerne entgegen:
Die &eOaftion bieies 8lattes,
8aItor 81. s. &asnonn
! uno Der Ginien6er, Carl @eber.
n
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-03-26

bieiieen 9efonnten einen furSen Be-.
iiid ob. @r mar nod @tloh gerii.
fen porocn nnIdBlt6 Oes TObes ici'
ncr S6mCItcr.
@rn. Sduee ruo Samilie luorcn
Ictten 0onncrstag bciu6smciic III
@crmom.
'Sm Ialoce See Cream 8arIdr
f0nut ibr Coco Gola crbolten, zines
Ser lieblidIten unb erfriidenOiten al
Ter @etrGnfe, at 10c per Slai6e.
Ole 4rbeiten an Dem Steinbrilb
meTtli6 bon bier, @igentbum Snfel
ISam's, iino Ieste @o6e Wieoer III
lGnsriif ecnommcn woroer1, unter
Iufii6t BON Sranf Wteper, Sobn
bon Sobn g. Reper.
Sobn Morpir, bon Stonp Sill,
mar on 9onnerstag bier in 8e'
IhGften.
Rep. 9ues8 lit Ser BETTER zines
ncrlcn Soro Irtos.
Glija Slle6emam bot ii6 erfrelt
liaer 8eiie bon ieiner &ranfbeii
mieOer poIlIt1nOig erbolt.
Or. SltIins @ottenbere, welde1
in DIT 81. 2oris ols SbierarSt IN
0ienIte Der &egierung itebt, mar leb
te ISOLDE mebrere Gage bier mtf ge
ilh BEL Ieinen I%n9eborigen.
Scnrp @ilOing bon Guic bctolt
Iid bicIe ISOLDE mehrcrc Gage bic
o1f @eIllf bel Serlponbten.
Sobu 2oboubc lno SontiIie mad
~ ten lctten Sonntng einen IlSfll1
nu6 Sermonn. Serr 2obolbc pa
y tc bor mcbreren Wonotcn oaS III
Qliif bel cineln IlltomobiI.l LIMA
cinen 9einbru6 at erleioen, N
49, ~frclltc cS rn8 i'm micber poIIItGno'
bcrgcitellt 81 icben.
IN, Sri. Bertha Wepcr bcfonO i
lcbtc @ohc bciud8lpciIc III &rofol
Srolt 8. SoDcS miro nod N(
Sopcn ilbcriieOcln mn bat ibr @ol'
aer1tb bcreits bortbilt brtlt8cn lailt
sos. &rcmCr uno 6umilic mar
am Nonto9 bciuhSmciie IN 8
mann.
g51hIten Sonntog fin0ct Enl
Ionntogs q o~ttcSbicnit in Der bieIlr
81. 6. &ir6c Itott. 9e8imt
Wv 9(benN8 bolb s llhr, an Won
miro jc6cn abeno inter 2eitlng
~ Or. 81. 8. aoencfc, 9iItrift GU
%intcnbcnt, 8oiiions.@ ottG8oicnIt
ocbalte1 mcr6en.
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8 8olfsblatt iest $500.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-03

not be opened. and, II sufficient reason
is shown, the execution of the writ Is
stayed. But this Is not done in many
cases.
Several members of the bar associa-
tion are of the belief that the practices
Of certain clique Of lawyers in TAX
ing these snap judgments of ejectment
should be probed by the board of cen
sors, and II there has been shake
down" of the tenants under threat OF
eviction, drastic action against the Of
tenders should be taken.
Representatives of the tenants asso-
Citations, who were seeking information
at the sheriff's office today, declared
that attorneys have been known to
work with INSCRIPTIONS real estate
agents, exerting every techDicality of
the law to get the tenants in position
where they would have to meet any
increase Of rent demanded or be thrown
into the street. As the law now stands,
the tenants were virtually without any
redress at all.
The decision of the sheriff to ask the
Governor for special session Of the
Legislature has given fresh impetus to
the work Of the tenant associations,
whose officers say all political parties
or factions thereof should Join In the
movement to procure equity and justice
for the homekeepers and prevent them
from being victims of rent gouging
property owners.
They also advocate giving full pub
licity to the details and the names of
the owners and real estate agents en-.
gagged In the more fiagrant cases OF
shake down" They also say there
should be united effort to back up the
sheriff.
Il was pointed out today that II an
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-03
ROTH STARTS WORK
TO HELP TENANTS
Sheriff's Solicitor Gathering
Eviction Data to Back Plea
for New Laws
JUDGES SUPPORT PLAN

Claude l.. Roth, solicitor in the Of
hce of Sheriff Lamberton, started today
to get legal statistics and facts in the
more distressing cases Of evictions and
shortage Of homes.
This data will be submitted TO Gov
ernor Sproul in support of Sheriff Lam
berton's plea for the immediate calling
Of a special session Of the Legislature
desired to meet the situation in this
city as the sheriff and courts have no
alternative but to issue the writs if the
proceedings are found to be in proper
legal form.
Members OF the bench and bar indorsc
the movement begun by Sheriff Lamber-
ton for the enactment of new laws to
protect tenants from being harassed
and oppressed by rent gouging landlords
and evicted from their homes If they
don't meet their demands.
Writs for evictions of families un-
able to met the demands for increased
rentals and with no prospect Of pur-
chasing the houses are increasing in the
sheriff's Office in alarming numbers and
presaging hundreds of evictions this
winter unless some ways and means
are quickly adopted to allow the tenants
side of the controversy to be heard.
The judges in town, including Judges
Barratt, Rogers, Ferguson and Mona
CHAN, do not recall the case in which
Mr.. Lamberton complained he received
a rebuke from the bench for delaying
the execution of a judgment in eject
ment in a case of a poor family vir-
tually thrown into the street.
One of the judges pointed out that
the tenants are not entirely without
remedy even under the present law, as
they may take Il rule to show cause
why the judgment in ejectment should
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-03

nounces the opening of Baltimore pike,
which has been under construction be-.
tween Lansdowne borough line and
Philadelphia. The road Is now con-
crete base with asphalt top. Motorists
travelling south should 20 out Walnut
street to Sixty first street, south on
sixty first street to Baltimore avenue,
and west on Baltimore avenue straight
through Baltimore pike to Baltimore.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-03

immediate session Of the Legislature is
held to enact new laws or amend the
present landlord and tenant act, which,
Il is argued, seems only to conserve
property rights Of the owner, the action
Of the state body could be made retro
active to hold over the cases pending.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-03

Baltimore Pike Opened
The Keystone Automobile Club an
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03
FROM
THE ORIENT
Cambridge Has Influx of
Chinese and japanese
Students.

LONDON. oct. 2.-The coming
term at Cambridge. which begins on
October 7. will be marked by an in
flux OF Chinese and Japanese under
graduates, and will bring to light a
friendly Invasion.
The college register. too will con-
tain lists of new and fantastic names,
which have a certain whimsical fas-
cinations. Such names as "Wan"
and "Wu" and IVY q. shades OF
Samuel Butler There remains only
to find one of the name OF "Er" and
there would be "Er-wuwan" or per-
haps. more familiarly "Erewhon"
These Japanese and Chinese stu
dents who are going up are all ex-
tremely wealthy men. Many OF them
have their own motor cars and
yachts. and these are always of the
newest and most expensive variety
They are wonderful people. these
cTtra European. family yellow
young men, with almond eyes and
superfluous "rs' That 81" will
creep In however much you strug-
gle. ow-dlyou dlo?"
Most of the colleges in Cambridge
already boast Of at least three Of
them. and some many more. The
boast" is twofold. Not only do they
add the reflected glory OF appar-
entity unlimited means but also the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03
NEW BAPTIST CHURCH
Congregation organized In Kendall
Community as Outgrowth OF
Mission Work

ON Thursday night the organisa-
tion Of a Baptist church was com
plc,cd I'm Kendall addition, at what
has hccn known rs the Baptist
mission No. / at Sixth and Hirming-
ham, where Sunday school and
preaching have been had for some
time.
Il was organized with 3s members
and tho prospects arc very prom
iqing for rapid increase, MS there
are large number OF Baptist rcs-
idcnts in the Kendall community.
The Sunday school " doing fine
and will be changed T.. the morn
ing hour IN tho near future, THIS
new church Is the outgrowth OF tho
mission work being done by c. ~.
Caunady. city missionary
Representatives of tn" other
Baptist churches In the city were
present and endorsed the act, as
we'll as compliment the work
ors for their carncstucss ana en-
thuslasm. This makes five white
Paptist churches in Tulsa. Tho new
congregation viii send representa-
tivca Co the meetings " Dclnwnt"
Rartist association which conNenes
In Nownta next week.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03

Mrs, Alice NJ. David of Choteau,
okla, was eleced as state vice pres
ident OF the Woman's Christian
Temperance union at the state meet
ing which was held in Sapulpa last
week.
Mrs David entered the work or
the w. c. r. u. in Kansas 30 years
ago, in which state she held several
offices in the union During the
time she was field worker and for
four years edited and published the
official organ of the suffrage as
ISOLATION Of the state.
Mrs. David has been affiliated
with the Oklahoma w. G. T. L. since
her removal into the state two years
ago. Her work in Chouteau has
been such that she was elected
president last year and sent as a
delegate 10 the state convention In
Sapulpa this fall.
For some time. Mrs. David was
engaged in missionary work In the
mining districts in Kansas, under
the woman's missionary conference
OF the Methodist Episcopal church
of Kansas, and was appointed by
the bureau secretary of the general
conference for institutional work in
, Jacksonville, Fla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03
MASONS BUILD
BOYS HOME
Cornerstone Will Be Laid
Second Monday of
Month.
GIRLS TO COME NEXT
McAlester Consistory Behind
the Enterprise Which Will
House $50 Boys

speclal to the world
NORMAN, okla, oct. Corner
s,one ceremony for the s25O,OOV
Masonic boys dormitory at the Uni
,.rsifv OF oklahoma will be held at
a 40 o'clock, Monday afternoon, Oc-
tober II. according to an announce
wont scnt out this week by william
perry Freeman. 33 degree Hon"
deputy OF the supreme council for
Oklahoma. invitations TO all con-
sistory Masons In Oklahoma have
been mailed from McAlester, ac-
cording TO Mr.. Freeman.
The grand lodge will be. opened in
the state university auditorium, fol-
lowed by parade around the uni
yersity oval to the new dorm!tory--
the first OF it's kind In the United
states Mr.. Freeman will be in
charge Of the ceremonies, Governor
| "A. A. Robertson and his staff, the
state university board of regents,
Frank A. Derr. Guthrie. grand mas
ter OF Masons of Oklahoma, and
many past grand masters of Okla
homa will attend, according to II.
/. Muldrow, Norman, a member of
the building committee, and himself
n past grandmaster of Indian terri
tory and also of the state of Okla
homa.
A special holiday will be declared
AZ the state university by Stratton u.
Brooks. president. and Norman bust
ness houses will close during the
ceremonies.
Included in the parade will be Of
ficials of the Oklahoma grand lodge,
representatives of the McAlester and
Guthrie consistories. the McAlester
consistory band from Tulsa, the state
university military band, Acacia,
university Suddenly Masonic fra
ternity Acoth. university women's
Eastern Star sorority, the Norman
blue lodge and other Norman Ma
sonic bodies and visiting Masons
from over the state.
The Indian consistory at Nc
Aloster was the first consistory in
the United States to initiate n move
ment 10. build dormitories at a state
educational institution. Work on the
state university boys dormitory
1920, and the committeeman In
charge believe that 1t will be com
pleted by January !, 1921.
Ole hundred and fifty students
will be housed In the new dormitory
Additionay building sites have been
purchased by the McAlester consis.
tory, whore a girls dormitory and
also cafeteria will be erected as
soon as possible.
Other consistories havo followed
Oklahoma's example and plans are
now under way for the erection OF
similar plants at the University OF
Texas, Austin. and the University oi
Missouri, Columbia.