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CONFERENCE CLOSES

GAMBLER, o., July 6-The Gambler
Conference for church workers, Civ.
en- under the auspices of the Episco.
pal church, which has been in session
since June "a, will be brought to a
close this evening with sunset ser.
vice conducted by the bishops.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-08
SCHOOL BOARD HOLDS
A BRIEF SESSION

The city board of education held
brief session Monday evening and
transacted routine business. Mr.. N.
L. Daney. who recently returned from
Europe, presided. Bills were allow
ed. 1t was decided to hold meet
ing at later date this month when
some important matters will come up
for discussion.
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HORSE DROPS DEAD
IN cOSHOCT0N RACE
Happy Roberts Falls In Sec
ond Lap; Mt. Vernon
Horse In Races

COSHOCTON, July 6--Happy Rob.
erts Of the J. l.. Benadum stables at
GAINESVILLE dropped dead on the sec
ond lap Of the fourth heat Of the 2:18
trot yesterday afternoon in the sec
ond days program of the Central
Ohio Trotting circuit races here. Car.
rie New won the heat and race.
The 2:14 pace was won by Lucy
Walters, &. M, Of the PlaxicO stables
at st. Mathews, S. G.
Little Dick, owned by %. Guthrie,
Larue. o., won the first two heats of
the 2:15 trot, but dropped to eighth
place in the final heat. Summary:
2:14 Paee-Purse $4oo
Lucy Walters, GIN, Plaxico.. 2 1
Pat Worthy, b.g., Fry. ....... 2 4
Miss Rejected, rom, Carson. Z 8 2
Van Burn, Lou Hal, Olive r., Red
Bird, Major Higginson Jr., King Dl-
rect Jr. and Dolly b. also started.
Time-2:13A, 2:13A, 2:13A.
2:tS Trot-Purse $400
Perry New, g.m., Fry y........ 6 2
Happy Roberts, b.g., Benadum 1
Northern Charm, bg., Swis-
helm 3
| Flo w., bm.. Urban. ........ 8 2
Lilac Hills, Silky Nan, Shorty Cor.
win, Bill Burnell, Loretta Woodcliffe
and Doc Mckinney also started.
Time-2:18A, 2:17A, 2:19A.
2:15 Trot-Purse $400
Little Dick, b.g., Tallman. 1 1
Roberta Ia, bm., Cherrier. 8 2
Mary Ward, br.m., Terra. ..... 3 4
Britton Finch, Big, Roush... 8
I.eola Mckinney, Sadie Penn, ELS
wood Wilkes, Canada Jack, Anita the
Greet. and Gay Boy also started.
Time-2:14A, 2:14A, 2:14A.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-08

NORWALK-County Surveyor Paul
Starbird has received request from
England, asking the method of re-
pairing concreate roads in Huron
county.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-08

SANDUSKY = The Deisel-Wemmer
Co. of Lima, will close its cigar fac
tory here, it is announced, because,
officials of the company say, not
enough girl workere are available.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-08
COURT At .MILLERseuRe

Judge Park B. Blair, of the Knox
county common pleas court, was in
Millersburg yesterday conducting
court in Holmes county.
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We LIVE

Through the Service We
Give. Daily We Receive
Deposits and Carefully
Loan Them
1. On homes and farms,
2. The best securities obtainable.
3. Thus we grow in size, strength
and public esteem.
4. BY selecting US you protect your
self.
5. Our so interest is liberal profit,
considering the positive safety
of your money.
s. We invite your account-in per-
son or by mail Ask for booklets.
7. The Buckeye State Building &
Loan Co., Rankin Bldg., 22 West
Gay St., Columbus, Ohio.
8. Assets over S21, ,2O0,000.0O.
g. Safe deposit boxes 81 per year.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17
'KlSMlT' WONDER PICTURE
OTIS skinner and Notable Cast Give
Wonderful Performance.

"Kismct." the Robertson Cole
super special picture starring OTIS
Kkinner, which opened at ConVcn-
tion hall Friday night. liz the wonder
m moi the age. a wonderful story
wonderful cast and wonderfully pro-
duced. From the enthusiastic man
ner In which the audience received
the photo play, the presentation run
will be all too short. Louis j. Gas
nior, who directed "kiSmct.' has at
taincd "A perfection OF detail that
could not be improved upon.
The cost Of making this produc-
tion mus, have been tremendous.
The scenes of the old Turkish city
of Bagdad are perfectly presented
and carry an atmosphere that trans
ports the audience from the theater
TO the orient. The desert scenes
with the picturesque Arabs and their
fleet stceds are superb. All OF the In
terror settings arc true In every de-
tail and include the magnificent
tapest trics and hangingS which go
with oriental splcndor.
For three seasons Otis Skinner, on
the stage, played the role OF Hail the
bcggar and II was agreed among the
critics that his Interpretation OF this
picturesque character was perfect
and the best work OF HIS career. Ed
ward KnobloCk, the author OF "kis-
met" declared that Mr.. SkinnCrS
wonderful art had made great
change for the better In the charac-
ter Az he, Knoblock, had first visual.
ized IL. In the picture, Mr. skinner
! is at his best.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17
ADVICE IS NOT GIVEN
Proposal 20 Petition Governor for
Cali of Special session
Withdrawn.

Governor j. Il. A. Robertson will
not be advised by the Tulsa chamber
OF commerce as body as 10 whether
ho should call a special session OF
the legislature. a motion favoring
calling the special session, made by
c. $. Avery and seconded by Frank
IL. Greer. was withdrawn after II had
been made at the weekly meeting Of
chamber OF commerce directors at
Hotel Tulsa Friday noon.
The withdrawal came after w, II.
Brown arose and explained his be-
lief that To take any official action
Az "A body on such a matter OF state
would favor too much of the pOlltl-
cal Apparently the calling OF a
special session Of the legislature ~
purely IA political detail hc stated,
aud II there is any problem to be
solved In connection with II, such
solution should rest with the COVER
nor.
Alva J, Niles, president of the
chamber Of commerce, who attended
"a recent meeting In the governor =
office to discuss the proposed special
mcudatiou, explained that that mcct
ing was attended mostly by the gov
crnor's warm friends, both po-
htical and personal," and that they
recon mcudcd calling the special ses
sion. believing It the only way In
which the appropriation bills can lc
adopted II is the couCcnsus OF
opinion that II the matter is put TO
a vote " the people II Will fan, Niles
said, because OF tho prevailing spirit
OF opposition toward voting Tor eN-
pendituTcs OF any kind,
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TO CLEAN UP COUNTY
Douglas Thinks suburbs Need More
Immediate Attention
Than city.

THE movement toward cleaning
up Tulsa county cannot be COM
meuded too strongly declared
Clorcncr b. Douglas. managing dl-
rector OF the chamber of commerce,
Friday Il do not believe b. is
needed SO greatly in the city AZ Il
is in tho county outside the city
but II is unquestionably needed
there.
For tho past five years to my
knowledge gambling points, boot
Logging joints and houses Of prosi-
tuition have flourishod In this coun
ty Tho newspapers have contained
frequent accounts Of fights and
other deplorable happenings al
these so~called roadhouses, and have
mentioned the names Of the owners
as well as giving the locations OF
the establishments.
at Is not meant as a reflection
upon the present set OF county Of,
ficers or any other officials. but
apparently no effort has been mad,
or is being made TO clean ext thcs,
places. They are a disgrace to an,
community and should be put ou
aA-AxsIuags "
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17
HALF A MILLION
UNITE IN PRAYER
Pray for Campaign for
Episcopal Building
Fund

Solemn prayer from the lips OF
more than 100000 members Of the
Episcopal church throughout Amcri-
ca, asking success Tor Tulaa's pro-
1cctcd new Trinity church. will mark
the opening on May day Sunday Of
tho citywldc campaign here to raise
100000 for erection of the edificc.
Announcement OF this united sup
plication by half u million adhcronts
OF tho Episcopal faith on behalf of
the local church was made Saturday
night by the executive committee OF
the church. simultaneously. the re-
liglous Keynote OF the campaign will
be counded at impressive public
services at the Majestic theator
where Trinity Sunday services have
been held for months past for lack
OF room In the present Trinity church
which accommodates but $50 per-
sons.
The ability to summon any part or
the entire body OF the Episcopal
church In America To united prayer
arises from the corporate character
OF this denomination The entire
Episcopal church throughout the
United states. numbering upwards
OF 1000 600 persons, functions as a
great religious unit In matters of
common interest. 1t was explained.
Tho Trinity campaign. which
opens two weeks from Sunday,
promises to be one OF the most Wig
orously conducted drives Tulsa has
known, stirred by the critical nocd
Tor immediate relief for the large
Trinity congregation, Dan Hunt.
prominent Tulsa merchant; Aalf q.
Heggem. oil man; w. Lyle Dickey
and l.. l.. Doyle. insurance men. and
other prominent members OF the
church. are cooperating In intcn-
sivo preparations to insure success
for the drive.
Il find the most widespread rec
ognition among business men and
citizens throughout the city OF the
present crying need OF decent
Episcopal church In Tulsa" Dickcy
explained Saturday Every inter
estcd citizen Of Tulsa knows that this
campaign viii he marked with on.
thusiasm from tho getaway, and
that no single stone will be left un-
turned to build this new church
without further delay Two thou
sand Eplscopalians can't he left tC
hold their sacred services IN n 'hca'
ter building; nor can they worship
IN an antiquatcd church seating lesi
than 600 persons. II Ia decidedly
up To the entire city TO see that d
suitable Episcopal church Is pro
Vided Immediately"
Following the Endorsement OF the
Kiwanis Rotary and Lions clubs
the city club and other civic or
ganizations will be presented during
the coming week with facts and In
formation by the Trinity committee
George NJ. Winklcr, local archi'
tect, who will construct the new
building, has finished details of tho
structure which is to present one a
the finest examples Of English
Gothic architecture I'm the entire
southwest II will be built OF ligh
stone and viii front on Cincinnati
avenue at Fifth street
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17
GONZALES NOT WILD
General, Kcportcd To iic
Heading New Revolt, Seen In
san Antonio Yesterday.

BAN ANTONIO, Aprll lh,--'icn-
cral pablo Gonzales, former Carran-
IN army officer and once candidate
for the presidency OF Mexico. who IL
reported as having crossed the Rio
Grandc into Mexico. was In san An
tonic yesterday, according to de-
partmcnt Of Justice agents hero to-
night. General Gonzales left San
Antonio laat night presumably Tor
Laredo, II was said
Information reaching government
agents tonight. It is learned. waS to
tho effect that General Gonzales was
In Laredo today The nature OF
Gonzales visit here is not known.
There are 90 former Mexican gem
erals making their homes In san
Antonio. many Of whom formerly
wcrd visitors either on Carranza 4
staff or I'm the federal army, United
states agents report.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17
LECAL.S.

ns,sh,.Siy ,hs Siy OF Tulsa, as created srd-
sStaotished snd ,, by Ordinance No. ,iIod
ana declaring an emergency -'lV'
WHEREAS In pursuance q, g..
T1,i.aS o9 vi the charter Of the Cl, 70,
s,nis' uss' Vklahoma. nL,. and the statutes of ,oi
ana s1 6'r p6rqvded' ,he sad city OF Tulsa a9s Ss
after having declared Il neees,,r,t,s t,s and
s!Tuct sewers IN said SEWER DiITyio5nn.. ,p son.
80. i's oy ,he provisions Of SAID Ut
pseembep. e f5aS st Gid ,o on thS ilth DAY ot
ant Inc, Contractors a certain co., .sas.
Tor the construction OF a certain contract
sewer In SEWER DISTRICT w5 ''iS5y
WHEREAS. in pursuance o, s.,.
uact' SAID Tibbets n Pleasant Inc son.
said SEWER DISTRICT No ~ sewer IN
work under said contract has bec.' ne
oSP'ed ong ana approved by the city Eus.5sss,
Suy ~ n, rniGstu ot commissioners Vi m.
WHEREAS. In further pursusr,. ,,
ne statutes OF the State OF Okiabo.,o,t
charter Of the said city OF Tuiss ths
homa, II IL deemed necessary b, ~ "a
Hoaid OF commissioners Of tho ritv ~,
Tulsa TO levy and assess a specIsy ot
upon the property liable to ssssss,,'.', tst
said SEWER DISTRICT NO i72 byN ~ 70
Z son OF tho construction Of said seWs, ss
3 and 70 pay Tor the same; and ""
WHEREAS. the total cost Of tho ,a.
! struction Of said sewer In said sryytlpb,
DiS lhl'I ~. ltE, including extras bsIs
been ascertainsd and In hereby dcrfs,
| TO be the sum OF I9,4i0.23. all Of yybirr ~
10 be levied by special assessuputs sg.t,,s,
| the lots and parcels Of land benefited by
4 the construction OF said sewcr b, -,
! SEWER DISTRICT NO. i72 ana.
WHEREAS, all legal requirements t,,.
! been complied with to authorize tho low
of the assessments ssatnst said lots ss1
/ parcels OF land 80 liable for tho sgs, ,
! construction Of said sewer In said grvyrb
| DISTRICT no. l!2. IN the amounts
hereinafter specified in Section Of tiI.
| Ordinance, '"A
| NOW. THEREFORE, BE 1T or.
| DAINED ny THE BOARD OF csNt
| MlSStpHEEs OF THE CRY -
| TULSA. OKLAHOMA:
| SECTION !: That there shall be a..
! there is hereby appOrtioned to and is''si
y upon and assessed against the say,,.i
/ lots and parcels Of land In said siVyfV
] DISTRICT NO. l72 In the city of 'rI,is.'
| Oklahoma, so benefited ~ the const,,5S.
tion OF said sewer. the amounts respective.
| ly as follows, to-wit:
1 ~ NJ
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17
APPROVE KELLOGG ACT

WASHINGTON, April l6.-Thc
senate Interstate commerce commit
tee today authorized Senator Kcl-
logg. republican, Minnesota, 20 re-
port to the senate his bin empower
Ing the president to grant licenses
for cable landings ON the shores of
the United states and forhiddng
such cable landings unless author
lied by the president
Violation Of the proposed act is
penalizod by a fine OF not more than
$1,000 and Imprisonment OF not
-sore than year.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17
Want Ads
Rates and Information

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Seven Insertions for tho price OF
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Minimum space IL words.
10 per word per day when copy runs
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Minimum amount one time Csc.
ALL CHARGE WANT ADS are due
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Nations wanted wearing apparel tnd
household roods ads are positiNeS
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LEP II ON II WANT ADS are
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and collections will he made at YOU
home or office as soon after first 90.
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mediation service and payments shou'I
ba made promptly when bill u pre-.
sented. Always ask your telephone e.
to be repeated back to you by me
telephone ad taker to make sure thtt
II has been correctly taken. The Worln
cannot assume responsibility for errors
Of any kind occurring In teleph0n'
advertisements.
Under no circumstances are we re-
sponsible for errors In any adyer tsf
ment unless reported Immediately aHet
first insertion, No reduction In cost
OF an ad will be made unless error
destroys value OF ad.
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SECTION ,. That the assessment hereby
levied on each OF the above mentioned lots
and parcels OF land are hereby declared 90
be a lien upon such lots and parcels Of
land TO the same extent as other taxes
and shall be collected and enforced IN ne
same manner as other taxes in and for
the city of Tulsa, Oklahoma, are collected.
SECTION 3: That all assessments
hereby levied shall be divided into three
thorized by said Statutes Of the state OF
Oklahoma for such cases made ana pro
vided: that tho assessments shall hesr
interest at the rate OF eight (e per centum
per snnum, payable annually at the time
Of the payment of the several installEients
OF the said assessments from. the date Of
the taking effect OF this ordvnNnce. that
the first installment OF said at'ssments
tuge%her with the accrued interest on the
deferred instalments shall be payabie on
the 18TH day of December. 1921. and the
remaining deferred tnstallments with the
yearly interest on the unpaid installments
shall be payable on the 18th day ~ De.
cember OF each succeeding year until all
shall be paid.
Provided, however. that any OF the own.
ers OF the lots or parcels of land SO as
sessed may at any time during the four
90 consecutive weeks following the DAY
OF the first publication OF this ordinance
pay to the city Auditor OF the city ot
Tulsa, the fun amount OF the assessment
20 levied against their same lots and per
cells OF land and thereby release sueh
property from the lien Of such assessments.
SECTION 4 That this ordinance shall
be published for twenty nine (2s) Consscu-
tive days, IN the. Tulsa bdlly Nofu.
newspaper published In Tulsa, okla, that
the publication OF this ordinance as re-
quired by law shall he taken and f"-
garded as sufficient notice to ell persons
Interested In the assessments hereby levied
by the terms of this ordinance.
SECTION 8: That all ordinances or
parts of ordinances in conflict with the
provisions OF this ordinance, insofar as
such conflict exists. are hereby repealed
SECTION 6 That an emergency "Nlsi'
for the preservation OF the public health
and safety, by reason whereof this ora
nance shall take effect from and after us
passage. approval and publication.
SSED, and the emergency clause
ruled .pon separately, and approved this
sth day Of April, 1921, .
APPROVED, this 9Th day Of April, 1891
J. NJ. ADKTSON,
Mayor pro tenn
Attest:
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
City Attorney.
Approved:
FRANK y. DUNCAN.
l. city Auditor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17
WOMAN WRESTLER is HERE

Among tho attractions connected
with the Patterson & Kline shows
which will exhibit all TINS week at
N an athletic show containing four
wrcstlcra who enjoy cnviablc repu-
tatiOnH. and two Of whom will meet
rll ,umora. The four men are Young
Zcrviach OF Chicago, Marie Roseiand
OF ~. Louis. champion woman
wrestler of the world, Leo Chase Of
Oklahoma, and Nels Anderson, n
Dane.
Icrvlach and Marie Roscland are
the two who offer to meet all COM
ors. one dollar minute Ia offered
TO anyone who will stay with Der
viach. and s. minute In offered 10
any woman Marie Ruscland falls
IN thrnu
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17
ScnInr I,lnX d.iyen

Tho senior class ~ the Sapulph
hiph school presented the play
'Iftpplnpss" last night and tho en-
tire play was given with - emuoth -
ness nnd appeal 10 the Imagination
which gave great credit 10 the cast.
Miss Dorothy D1Rloy, who took the
part ~ Jenny Wrcny ana Mi~
Frances HUT who inrpcrHonatod
Mrs Crystal Poole were especially
mentioned for the playing ~ their
pnrs. n. q. KnuTbciu directed. tho
play ana MlW ilayorgHl Wickham,
sponsor NJ the class hnH taken an &C.
tive iuturpW iu the presentation.
Other seniors who took part were.
Dan Odcll clyde smith william
Coates. Dorothy Taylor. Ertcll
SDhall. Margaret Rankin. KUN
HoltzclaW. Grace Hall
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17

Published in The Tulsa Daily World April
a. r. it 10, -, u, ls, 10. 80 81, 9s,
3, T. 5. s, 7. s, ., and 10, 1871 World
Publishing Company Publishers
ORDINANCE NO. 2li0.
An Ordinance TO upportion, levy
and assess special taxes in payment
Of the cost of constructing sanitary
sewer In SEWER DISTRICT NO. II?
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17
Other Posts Nominated.

For use In locomotives or Rgri-
cultural tractors a Spanish engineer
has invented "A fuel made from
straw.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17
LEGALS.

Pubush,l IN the Tulsa pagy, World;
Publishing Go. Publisher
NOTICE TO WDDERS.
The Hoard o. Education ~ the Ciy
ot Tulsa OKLA, will receive bids at their
offices IN. me Central Hgn school
p. m.. TUESDAY, April 20. igai
mn 80. l.
For the furnishing, o. three new 2i9,
IA tho addition TO tho New central nigh
school building In the city of Tulsa
Okla.
For the moving of thrco old boilcrs from
present location to the new location In
The Central nigh school building, Tulsa.
All 20 be IN accordance with the spccl-
GoatIHus which can Dee obtained at the
IS Palace building, Tulsa, Okla.
All bids No. I must be accompanied
by certified check IN the amount ot
as a guarantce that tho bidder viii enter
into contract satisfactory to the Board
said Hoard of Education reserves tho
right tu reject any or ull t,tg
THE HOARD or EpuCNTIoN
H. O. Mcclure.
GEO MaccuRpV scc.e,s~y
Gu6ishcd in Tho Tulsa pauy World ON
Arril i5th 10Th, 18TH. lSh nnd l9th,
1921 World Publishing 90, Publishers
RESOLUTION
A REsOLUTION CALLING A PRI-
MARY ELECTION FOR THE PUR.
posi- OF NOMINATING SCHOOL
DIRECTOR 40. 2. SCHOOL plRFI-
TOR 80 g. FOR THE BOARD OF
EDUCATION OF THE CITY or
TULSA. or THE STATE or OKLA
HONA. AND DIVIDING SAID SCHOOL
DISTRICT INTO ELECTION PRE-.
CINCTS or DISTRICTS FOR THE
PURPOSE SUCH PRIMARY ELEt-
1ItN FSTARItS II y a POLLING
PLACES IN EACH DISTRICT OR
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17
NeUs Of Sdpulpd

Special to Tho World
Court AdjOurns for Hodges Funeral
SAptBrA, April 10. Funeral
services we're held this morn
ing for Junior Hodges, small son NJ
Attorney and Mrs ". e. Hodges.
who died yesterday Of scarlet fever.
Tho district and county court were
adjourned this morning at the hour
the funeral was held. R"v. w. T.
boucks and Rev a. T. Crawford Of
fi,iatUd.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17
SENATE CONFIRMS.
MINISTER POSTS
Harvey and Herrick Will
Represent u. S. Before
Two Big Nations

WASIuNGTOS. April l6--The
senate this afternoon confirmed the
appointments of Cul, George Harvey
~ Sew Jersey 10 be Ambassador TO
Great britain and Myron r Hcrrick
~ ohio go be- ambassador 10 Franco.
The confirmation Of Colonel Unr-
vcy was not without objection from
some democratic senators.
Roll tnli on Harvey.
n was necessary 10 take roll
call on Harvey ana the result showed
~ for his confirmation to 20 against
~ is understood that the opposition
ta hia appointment cam" principally
from tho democratic side Of the
chamber whore hiH harsh criticism
Of the wilson adminlWrntion during
tho last campaign drew him many
bitter opponents.
There WIS no opposition 10 Her.
rickS' confirmation, u is uudcrstood
Tue senate also confirmed the
nomination Of Charles H. Burke
of South Dakota 10 be comm issioner
of Indian affairs, vice Cato &liA
resigned.
other confirmations include:
Edward H. Shaughncssy 10 be
second assistant postmaster general
in place Of otto Prn"Ecr. resigned .
Hubert work uf Colorado 20 be first
,assistnnt postmaster general. vice
John g. Rooms. resigned.
Henry f. Fletcher. Pennsylvania.
special representative Of the United
states at international communica
tionH conference.
Other Posts Nominated.
other nominations were:
10 be director OF mines. IT. Foster
Balm ~ California
TO bc comm lFsiOnor ~ labor stats
ftlCF. Ethclbort stewart uf lllinoig
To hc director Of the womons bu-
real. department OF labor, Mary
Anderson OF Illinois.
Senator IlarriR, democrat, Miasis-
sippi. served notice he would discuss
Harvcy's "Ntncsa' for the London
| amhassadorship At an open session
of the senate in the near future.
This would open up a public de-
bate on tf1rvey's appointment in the
near future, Harrison pointed out.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17

uNITED COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS
Tulsa Council No. ass
uf Officers and dance AT y m.
w 4. Heron. $. c. Chas A. Myers, Sec'y.