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In Meninrlan,
AuaIre, Mary :. ooIs' Louise

AuaIte Mary :. Qulst. Louise
ANDERSON. beloved wife ot Ma lor
william n. Anderson 81 Manila. Philip
pine Islands. and New York, MAJ u Fu-
neral services. Tie Funeral Church.
broadway and e6m St. Monday, - ;
r NJ.
BAUER On Friday. Nav ls. 1921. A. his
home sOA West is0th 81. Frederick Will
lam. beloved brother of Mrs Ricuard
Molienhauer. Mrs. Frederick " Bauer
~ Brookline, Mass, and George !, Bauer
and uncle of John W. Klenck Funeral
services Tuesday. a. VI A. NJ. At Chapel
ot the lntercesslon, Broadway. t55tn -.
Friends. Fiks Lodge No I and New York
Credit Mems Association respectfully tn
vtted. lutermen' private. Lutheran Gene.
terry. Boston. Chicago and California
papers please copy.
BRODtE.- Rose. beloved wife ~ rho late
Charles and mother of Samuel and Mrs.
Nat Coidston. Ray Newman. Elizabeth
Kempner. carrie Abrahams and Jennie
Msndelbaum, on MAY IS. Funeral scryl ices
Campbels Pariors, Broadway al e6th.
TueSdar, MAY ~. ~ ~ a. NJ
CAHTLL.-on NAV ~, MARY r Cahin tnss
IovefD. beloved wife ~ tho late James y
Cehni. Funeral FROM her late residence,
3aS West 18th -. Tuesday. Nav ~ -
81 Rerrard's church. West taih n where
: solemn mass ~ requiem wlll he cele
brated al 10 A. M. lntsrmsnt Cslvsry.
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OBITUARIES.
Howard +. Gurney, Jr.

Gurney. president OF the Gurney 1leva
tor Company, who was injured Saturday
when his motorcycle strack an automo-
bile In Honesdsle. Pa. died yesterday
in the Honesdae Hospital He was
born In Jersey City twenty-three years
ago. At the time of the accident. he
was In charge of the Gurney Elevator
Company plan tin Honesdale lie was
a. member Of the Delta Pau Delta fra
ternity. and during the war served with
the navy as an aviator Funeral ser
vices will be held Wednesday afternoon
In Christ Church. Pelham Manor
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More Americans
in London Than
Since Before War
Pilgrims to Give First Formal
Dinner for ambassador Har-
vey on Thursday.

Special Cable 10 The New YORK HERALD
Copyright, 1921, by TIE New YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
London, May 10.
There are more American tourists
here now than at any time slice before
the war. Hundreds went TO the country
resorts yesterday despite the incon-
venience OF the crippled transport sys-
TENS
Ambassador and Mrs. Harvey are
visiting and receiving friends INFORM
ally. They will not entertain officially
until after the Pilgrims dinner at the
Victoria Hotel on Thursday night for
the Ambassador.
Commander V. s. Jackson. the last
member of the Unied States Navy war
staff in England sailed Tor New YORK
aboard the Aquitania.
Mr. and Mrs. Sydney G. Hirschberg
and Miss Beatrice Sarnof have arrived
by airplane from Paris. They are plan
ming a tour of England and Scotland.
and will sail for New York at the end
of the month.
Miss Alice +. du Pont daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs A. Felix du Pont of Will
mington, Del, and Miss Marie Trip OF
New York have arrived from Paris after
passing the winter in Nice.
Captain r. ID. Doughtery of the Eighth
Infantry, accompaised by Mrs. Dough-
erty, has returned to his post in Cob
lenZ.
Americans starting for Paris include
Mr. and Mrs. Jasper f.. Crane. Messrs
Edgar W. Leonard, Daniel Armstead
and Stanley Hawks of New York and
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Graves Of Boston
Among those arriving from Paris are
Mrs. Frank f. Buxton, Mrs. Gladys
Barber and Mr.. Scott Stewart of New
York.
At the Hyde Park Hotel are Mrs.
Preston Gibson, Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.
Conrad, Mr.. c. w. Merrill, Mrs. NJ. f..
Loring, Mr.. y. w. Niven. Mrs. G. G.
Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. James Frank. Mrs
Edith Boiling, Mrs. C. l.. Platt, Mrs. J.
D. Hymer Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Nullar.
Mr.. Nathan Brown. Capt. c. 3. Irving
and w. B Bradford.
At the Grand Hotel Venice are Mr..
Theodore c. Phelps. Mr. and Mrs
George Middleton. Mrs. Byrne Ager
Mrs. ID. p Rumsey and Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward NJ. Wahl.
Mrs. William Montgomery is at the
Grand Hotel in Rome
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Entertain Aged Players
Actors Fund Trustees Visit Home
on Staten Island.

The board OF trustees Of the Actors.
Fund Of America paid their annual visit
yesterday at the Actors Fund Home At
West New Brighton. 5. |. Thirty guests
accompanied them and luncheon ana
entertainment followed their arrival
r. + Mackay. SO years old. dean OF
the profession the Lee kids. Katherine
and Jane; Aileen Stanley Addie Dow
ling. Leona La Mar. Walter shannon.
James III. Cullan and others entertained
the fortytive aged residents OF the home.
The TRIP was made in automobiles
from the offices of the fund. Forty =
seventh street and Seventh avenue, Man
haitian. Daniel Frohman. president. sent
a telegram from Los Angeles. where he
is staging monster festival To create
fund to build a similar home in the
West, regretting his absence and wish
Ing all his friends at West New Btigh-
ton comfort and happiness.
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CENSUS MISSED PREMIER.

PARIS, May 14.-Aristide BRAND. Pre-
mier OF France strangely enough, was
not counted in this years census as .
resident Of France. He happened TO he
In London on important business the day
the count was taken. This omission.
however. and n great many others. was
corrected before the final figures were
given out.
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Hampden i'm ; Roles i'm One Night.

Walter Hampden will end his annual
Shakespearian season in New York at
the Broadhurst this week with a Shake
spearian festival on Saturday night. At
that farewell appearance Mr.. Hampden
will play Ave roles In one night. an at
tempt that never has been made on the
American stage for the last fifty years
or more. Moreover, in the scene from
Romeo and Juliet" he viii make his
only New York appearance as Romeo.
Mr.. Hampden will appear as Petruclpio.
Hamlet. Shyiock and Macbeth. I'm addi-
ton to Romeo.
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Weekly Plays for Fox Hills HospitaI.

DR.. Lane. entertainment officer OF the
FOX Hiils Hospital. with the aid OF a
disabled veteran has started a move
ment TO bring Broadway into the hos
pital theatre. They plan to have Broad
way productions play to 900 wounded
and disables soldiers at the Fox Hills
Hospital every week. The initial per
formance there viii be given tomorrow
afternoon by the cinderella Review :"
now playing at the Moulin Rouge cafe.
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Hotel Gramatan Arrivals.

Special Despatch 70 THE New YORK HERALD.
BRoNxvILLE, n. y, May 15.-Arrivals
at the Hotel Gramatan for the spring
season include Mr.. and Mrs. 4. +. Hig-
gins and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. |. Garzan of
Brooklyn. Mrs. William Gary Slade and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Erwin Mcdonald OF
New York. Mrs ID. y. Tracy and Mrs.
NJ. T. Estabrook OF Buffalo Mrs. l.. II.
Vapdeueef
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Elsie Janis to Return Soon.

Charles Dillingham; received a caole
yesterday from Miss Elsie Janis as
suring him that her recent success at
the Apollo Theatre in Paris will no,
interfere with her return TO America
In August She Is appearing a. the star
of revue called Elsie in Paris" act
Ing for the first time In the French
language
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Miss Holt to Show New Films.

Mr.. Adolph Lewisohn will give a re-
ception In his home. sS1 Fifth avenue.
next Thursday afternoon for Miss Win
fired Holt Miss Holt win show some
new pictures and films Illustrative OF the
work done In this country and in France
under the patronage OF the Presidents
OF the American and French Republics
by the Lighthouses In the United States
and in France.
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Musicale for st. Luke's Church.

The Delta Society of ST. Luke's
Church has arranged musicale for
Wednesday evening. when Miss katha-
rine Kitabjian. with Henry c. Rowley.
barytone. and Miss Winifred Parker.
contralto. will sing the Habanera from
Carmen" trio. "Tuon Solo Mio' from
Verdi's "Attila" and other selections. c.
Whitney Coombs at the plano will d.
rect the programme. Mr.. Oliphant
Downs Maker OF Dreams" will be
staged by Maurice Keins
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Enter Madame" 10 Continue.

Before his departure for London Sat
urday, Brock Pemberton received ca bic
advices which decided him upon post
poning the London engagement of En-
ter Madame until n later date. Instead
of closing this week. az announced, the
play will be transferred next Monday
night from the Fulton Theatre to the
Republic. where II VIII continue its run.
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American Dies Abroad.

Special Gable to TnE New Yoak HEsALp
Copyright. 1871. bU THE New YORK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau
Paris, May 10.
benjamin Strauss OF Chicago. who was
born IN Boston sixty-eight years ago
died In Neuilly last week For several
years he had been the Paris represen-
tatiVe or Montgomery. Ward & Co. OF
chicago. He was attached to the Amer
lean Red Cross during the war.
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IN ME M ORIAM.

ArIAlRE.-In tenderest memory of NY
~ rffng mother MARI s. Aliafre. who
passed away May TO- 1907. Asleep IN
Jesus.
ouTsT.-ln loving tememb rance of our deer
sister, Louise. who passed away May ~.
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B | r T HIS

living STON.-To Mr. and Mrs Robert L.
Livingston. son. born Saturday evening
MAY -. AZ II East pGth St. New York
city. being the greHt-grea t-great great
grandson of Robert Livingston. the third
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DIE D.

Anderson, Robin Lahtff. EebeCca
Bauer. Frederick W. langdon, Henrietta G.
ETodic. Rose MecN. KATE g
Cnhitt Mary = Mason. Kate r
Cohen simon Morris william 4
corbott. Thomas y Morrison. Frederick
nemarest. Chs ries VI. Quinn, Rose
t;ents. Catherine &. Reid. William 3
Gottlleb. Lottie Roberts, George
Gurney, Howard p, kossen. oscar
Greene, Francis v Ryan, John
ueppcnheimer, Louis Schie~selin. y t
Hertz Emma Troup. Charles A
Hesslon John r Tuerr. William ~
ftubba I'd. Sibyl 4. r.. WaterSon, D.viula
Huit. Harrle 7. Wear. Susan Leigh
klernann Marie Winters Agnes
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Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius vanderbilt.
Jr.. and Miss Littleton left Hot Springs
Va. yesterday for New York.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Il. Alexander
viii remain at their home, West Fifty
eighth street. for some weeks before go
ing to Tuxedo Park.
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Mr.. and Mrs John +. Cowdin VIII not
be in Tuxedo Park for the summer. out
instead will go to Bar Harbor, where
they have taken the villa OF the Misses
Hewitt.
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Personal Intelligence
New York.

Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Il. Burr have
gone TO their summer home In Oyster
Bay, l.. l.
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Senator and Mrs. Tasker Oddie have
taken possession Of the house at 232o
Nineteenth street, y. W., which they
have leased.
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Miss Sarah Sewell Munroe and Mrs.
F. u. Deland have gone to their cottage
at Provincetown. Mass, for the summer.
The New York herald., 1921-05-16

Mrs. Adelaide Worth Bagley has re-
turned to town after a visit to her son.
w II. Bagley, at Fort Worth Tex.
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instead Will go 10 r'ai 10 p1'f 49,
they have taken the villa of the Misses
Hewitt
Mr.. and Mrs Henry b. II. Ripley will
go to Newport late next month 10 oe
with her mother. Mrs. Frederick Pear
son, at Anglesea. Ochre Point.
Mrs. Hamilton Nick Twombly and
Miss Ruth Vanderbilt Twombly, now al
Florham. their country place IN oon-
vent. \. j.. will sail for Europe on July
S. They will be accompanied py IT.
ana Mrs. Allen NJ. Thomas. Mrs
Twombly will not open Vinland' her
villa at Ochre Point. Newport.
Mr. and Mrs Robert l.. Livingston
of 10 East Ninety-sixth street are re-
ceiyinC congratula lions on the birth OF
a son on Saturday evening. The BOY.
who viii be named after his father. )
the seventh descendant In direct line
from Robert Livingston OF Livingston
Manor. Mrs. Livingston was MISS Marie
]. Sheedy OF Colorado. and Is sister
OF Mrs. l. Townsend Burden, ~.
Plans for the marriage OF MISS Betts
Jackson daughter of DR.. and MIS-. Jonn
A. Jackson TO Mr.. Howard W. MaXweh,
Il
trv place of her uncle and aunt. Mr.
and Mrs. Nicholas F. Brady. have been
modified Owing 10 the recent death IN
Albany of Mrs Anthony y. Brady. MT.
Rrady's mother. the wedding Will be as
simple as possible. and 1t Will be VIII
messed by relatives and closest friends
only.
Washington.
The Minister OF Sweden ana Nine
Wallenberg have as guests MI anu "iS'
knut Wallenberg. who arrived FRIDAY.
The Minister OF Norway and Nine.
Rryn have taken cottage at Skylands'
Va, for the summer
Mrs. Cromwell Brooks entertained
twenty guests at dinner at the LOCK
Tavern Club last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Rafael r. Gown will
close their house this week and go to
their camp in the Catskills for the sum-
mer.
Mrs. Adelaide Worth Bagley has re-
turned to town after a visit to her SON.
w. II. Bagley, at Fort Worth, Tex.
Senator and Mrs Tasker Oddie have
taken possession of the house at 2S2o
Nineteenth street. y. W.. which they
have leased.
Miss Sarah Sewell Munroe and Mrs.
f. T. Deland have gone to their cottage
at Provincetown. Mass. for the summer.
Mrs. Hoover. wife of the Secretary OF
Commerce. and her son have started for
California 10 make a brief visit, return
ing to Washington In June.
The Ambassador of Peru and Nine.
Pezt have issued invitations for the un-
yelling of a bust of DIR. Hipolito Unanue,
the founder of Peruvian independence. at
the Pan-American Building next Thurs
day evening. The ceremony will follow
the dinner which the Ambassador and
Nine. Pezt VIII give In honor of the Sec
retary of State and Mrs. Hughes and will
be followed by reception and dance.
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Mrs. Hoover. wife OF the Secretary OF
Commerce. and her son have started Tor
California 10 make "A brief visit, return
ing to Washington In June.
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Washington.

Mr.. and Mrs. Rafael r. Gown viii
close their house this week and go to
their camp in the Catskills for the sum
mer
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LOST AND FOUND

lOST-Lady'. brown suede handbag, 7th aN.
subway, Friday, about 80 y. Al between
Cortiandt and Gath SITS, reward. Return 10
WILLIAMS, ~ Claremont aV., city
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry b. II. Ripley viii
go to Newport late next month 10 De
with her mother. Mrs. Frederick Pear
son. at Anglesea. Ochre Point.
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Special Cable 10 The New YORK HERALD
Cnn,n,nht iaeI bu III. NEM NoRk HERAID.
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IT'S CHRISTMASSY
AT THE TULSA u
Festivities Portend the
Time When Students
Go Home

Christmas, magic season. ls in tho
air at the University OF Tulsa The
students look forward eagerly to
next Thursday noon when vacation
begins and, Ia many instances, thoy
Will start for the homes from which
they have been absent since Sep
tembcr The co-eds no longer sing
or dance together IN the large liviug
room and sun parlor VI Kemp lodge,
the girls dormitury, during the
attcr-dinncr hour In the evening as
OF yorc, but ait about drmurrly in
tent upon fashloning Christmas gifts
with nimblo fingers
Young mon OF Robcrtsun hall will
give Christmas tree cntertalnment
for Kemp lodge girls, Wednesday
evening December 20 Glass hours
viii he shortened Thursday morn .
ing In order 10 have an hours spc.
cial Christmas program beginning
AT II o'clock. with numbers fur
nlshcd bs the departments of public
speaking and expression and OF
plano.
Tho holidays viii last until &
o'clock Tuesday morning, January
:. For the now term TO commence
January 81. courses are now being
scheduled, beginning courses I'm all
branches ot college freshmen work
viii be offered FOR high school stud
ents who graduated this term,
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church, 1902 East Burnett avenue.
Friday afternoon at o'clock, Rev.
G.. s. Siler preaching the funeral
sermon. lnterment will be In OAK
lawn.
The funeral viii be In charge OF
the Independent order OF Odd Pei
lows. OF which he was a prominent
member, and mem bers and officers
OF the grand lodge will act as pail
bearers, Among these will bo w w.
Osgood, deputy grand master, from
Muskogee ~, A. Herwig. grand
scribe, OF Guthrie; Thomas q. An
drews. OF Chandler, a grand lodge
representative, and Il II cline OF
Tulsa, past grand master and a
grand lodge representative. An
odd N'ellows viii meet at the lodge
hall At o'clock and will march In
bodt to the church,
Tho' deceased was former business
agent for tho Carpenters union
here and was prominently ldenti-
ned In labor circles. lie was not
married,
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us. NOT TO LEAD
IN NEXT PARLEY
President Harding Said
to Even Oppose Par
ticipation by u. S.

, WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-Defi-
mite assurances that the United
States will not take the Initiative In
the international economic and
financial parley which Is expected
TO follow closely the disarmament
conference. were received today
from the white house by senate
leaders
President Harding Is opposed un -
alterably 10 the American govern
ment calling or participating In such
parley. It was stated nuthorita D.
lively,
II Lloyd George were to summon
a world economic ana financial cont
ference II would occasion no sur
prise in official circles here, Il was
stated, but the president ~ under
stood TO share the opinion Of senate
leaders that ~ the British govern
ment wishes to convene such n con-
ference Il would not be necessary
for the American government to
take an active or ar official part
In II
The American government might
be represented at such a conference
by an unofficial observer" In much
the same manner Il has an unofficial
spokesman present at the dclibera-
tions Of the reparations commission,
II was suggested.
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TULSA IS GOING
AFTER HOSPITAL
Prepares to Present It's
Claim to Commission
at McAlester

The fight 10 secure for Tulsa the
.,anosed state soldiers mem orial
nospital IS on In earnest. having
hsen galvanized into new activity
Sv the announcement that the
si,ins Of cities OF the state to the
sosniiai will be heard by tho hos
raal commission Monday In Nc
Alesier
sejyes Thursday In collecting and
,reparing data for "A QUESTIONABLE,
Ia, received. as TO facilities Of the
city as a hospital site. The cham
ber OF commerce committee, con-
ssting OF Alva J. Niles. president OF
the board OF directors. Col Ira L..
Reeves. ~ II. Graham and Robert
I, Davidson. ls being assisted by
snecial committees from the Ameri-
rsn Legion and the Tulsa County
Medical association. The question
nalre is extensive in the ground it
covers and Is divided into 20 ques-
tons. calling varlously for specific
Information as TO the site near Sand
sprlngs offered free by Charles
page. the number OF service men
provided by this part of the state
and local medical facilities.
Long Session Thursday.
The general committee was In sos
sion practically all Thursday after
noon. with the chamber OF COM
merce representative were DR.. w.
Albert Cook. officially appointed to
the work hy the Tulsa County Medi-
cal association. the Joe Carson post
committee, c. A. Border, Il. r. Car
ter and Dr. Paul A. Brown, and as
unofficial representatives OF the
legion. Post Commander r. A.
Beard and Vice-Commander T. c.
Hopkins, and from the medical asso-
clatlon. Or. C. II. Ball. president.
The questionnaire, with a written
statement OF Tulsa's claims. will
constitute the citys written bid for
the hospital. Each city will have 80
minutes in which to make a verbal
bid 1t has not yet been decided
who will represent the city at Nc
Alester, and precisely In what man
ner. presentation will be made, but
the committee will be strong and
capable.
Cities which are rivals for the hos
pltal are Tulsa, Muskogee, Okla
homa City, Guthrie, Claremore. Sui
phur and Fort Gibson. Horace X.
Hagan. local attorney, Is one Of the
three members of the commission
and represents the state senate.
Present plans are to erect a hospital
costing 100000.
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pack " trouble, and also has
shown him that he has plenty or
friends In Tulsa and vicinity.
All day yesterday he was called
on the phone and friends dropped
into the First National to express
regret that he was leaving Tulsa. To
each one he denied that he was
leaving. explained that he had pur.
chased property IN Tulaa and ex-
pected to make this his permanent
abode. By evening he was tagged
out. his voice was but whisper
and he was appealing TO friends to
dcnv the report. He is not leaving
Tulsa, has no intention ot leaving
Tulsa. and wants the wide, wide
world to know q.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-16
NEW M. {. OFFICIALS
South Mcthodias in Convention
Adopt Resolutions, for Changes to
Rn BrnennlHd nl IInA Gnrinna

Be Presented at Hot Springs.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec. 15.--Dr.
A. f. Watkins. president of Millsap
college, Jackson. Miss, was elected
president OF the educational as
ISOLATION of the Methodist Episcopal
church, south, at tho final business
session late today OF the 1891 con-
yentfon OF the association.
DR.. G. +. Winfield of Wesley
college OF Texas and DIR. w. +. Few
OF Trinity college, Durham, n. c..
were elected vice presidents and
Professor w. E. Hogan of Nashville,
Tenn, ecretary-treasurer. Appoint
'nsnt OF "a secretary or religious
education to be a member OF the
staff OF the general conference
board, was recommended in resoiu-
tions adopted by the association.
The recommendation will be
among others to be submitted TO the
general conference which meets at
Hot Springs. Ark, next May. Similar
recommendations include:
Creation OF an agency to co-relate
educational work carried on by the
board of education and tho Sunday
school board; provisiond for adequ-
ate conservation of the educational
movement for which n total of ap-
proximately $4,000, 900 already has
been subscribed; and expansion Of
the department OF ministerial sup
ply and training to department of
I'VE service.
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licity he's convinced now. iio be
came convinced Thursday aud The
World turned tho trick.
II was all unintcntional Thurs
day morning The world carried a
story TO the effect that Mr.. Hurley
had been elected president OF the
Citizens National bank OF raw
huslO. Rank officials neglected 60
state and tho reporter never
thought TO mention that Mr.. Hur-
ley has held this same position for
several years and was merely re-
elected president of the Same
bank, with which has been conaol.
idnted the former Stockgrowcrb
state hank ot rawhuska. That lit
tie omission has caused Mr. Hurley
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nlds Tor Hnri eurinccd nond

PONG \ CITY, Doc. 10. BIDS will
be asked by the state highway de.
rartment on January 10 for tho
construction OF five and three
quarters miles OF hard surfaced
road between Newklrk and Ponca
City according to announcement to-
day by County Commissioner l.. "a
Cam OF this district About four
miles of tho 10 between these two
towns were completed the past
year. Bids for both brick and con
crete will be asked.
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TOSSES BABY OUT WINDOW
Woman, Trapped by Firc, Tossc,
Infant From Window

Trapped on the third floor OF the
burning Rlnlto hotel. Mrs Bertha
Williams wrapped her 3-ycar. old
son IN an ovcrcoat and. closing her
eyes, dropped him from tho wind Nv.
Then she tainted.
A fireman standing In the street
caught the child in his arms. unhur.
Another fireman then climbed up
and carried Mrs Williams down a
scaling ladder.
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Begins Work on Big Sewer.

PAWHUSKA, Dec 15.-Work
was started Wednesday morning on
me eity's main storm sewer. Bonds
we're voted for this purpose last
september and the contract let in
november. approximately 2.s00
leet OF cement blocks will be laid for
uus main sewer. The lateral
Mtom sewers are being laid as the
paving goes down.