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Evening star., 1921-07-13
WOODEN FLEET OFFERED
FOR SALE TO ALL WORLD
Foreign Nations and Firms Invited
to Bid on 2s5 Ships in
James River.

The Shipping Board has thrown open
to the nations Of the world, as we'll as to
bidders In the United States, chance
to purchase the vessels comprising the
wooden ship feet of the board, now
lying idle in the James river. near
Claremont. Va. Discarding its previous
policy Of inviting bids only from Amert-
cans or from representatives Of Ameri-
can firms. the board announced it had
invited foreign nations or representa-
tives Of foreign shipping firms to bid on
the 285 wooden ships which have con-
stituted liability to the board since
the armistice. when the major portion
Of the wooden fleet was taken out Of
commission.
The entire fleet Is valued at approx
mately $3.50. .000. 900. 1t was built during
the war. after considerable discussion,
as an answer to the submarine menace,
as various authorities claimed the
wooden vessels could be built quicker
and would not sink SO readily as would
steel ships. The vessels average about
$500 deadweight tons.
Eids for the wooden feet will be
opened in the Office Of the chairman
Of the Shipping Board July 90. They
must be accompanied by a certified
check for 10 per cent Of the amount
bid.
Two attempts were made under the
Evening star., 1921-07-13
Economy Ne,cs Of
Mems Socks
ONYX Socks. Csc

OnyX SOCkss OOC
Onyx Full Mercerized Socks
in black and colors. Smooth.
serviceable quality. 3 pairs for
$1.00.
Onyx Silk Socks, Soc
Mems Onyx Pure Thread
Silk Socks in black and col
ors. Very slightly irregular.
Onyx Silk Socks, 69c
s1.oO Onyx Full-Fashioned
Pure Thread Silk Socks in
black, white and all colors.
Bought and sold as irregulars.
but practically perfect.
Fiber Silk Socks, 49c
Cooper's Heavy Quality FL
Der Silk Socks, the popular
dropstitch style that is so
comfortable for summer.
Black and colors.
Clocked Silk Hose, Csc
Mems All-Silk Fashioned
Hose with embroidered clocks
to match orr to contrast.
Black, white, cordovan and
navy.
Cotton Socks, l2Hc
Lisle- finish Cotton Socks,
ideal summer weight. durably
reinforced for service. Black
and colors.
Evening star., 1921-07-13

direction Of Admiral Benson as chair
man Of the board to sell the vessels
Of the wooden feet. and for six
months there was a standing invita-
ton to American ship brokers and
ship purchasers to take the vessels
of the hands Of the Shipping Board.
The vessels were maintained in the
James river at a considerable cost
per month, and it was estimated a
force of 100 men was necessary to
Evening star., 1921-07-13
CHARGE ANTI-BEER BILL
WOULD NOT BE LEGAL
Senators Knox and Williams De-
clare It's Provisions Exceed
Eighteenth Amendment.

Charges that the pending anti-beer
bill exceeded the provisions of the con-
stitutional amendment for prohibition
were made on the floor Of the Senate
yesterday by Senators Knox Of Penn
sylvania, Williams of Mississippi and
others.
Senator wadsworth Of New York de-
clared that Congress should not set
itself up as superior in medical knowl-
edge to reputable physicians OF the
country, in limiting the amount of
alcohol that might be prescribed Tor
the sick.
The senator recalled the influenza
epidemic and said physicians then ap-
pealed to friends for whiskey for
patients.
'This is fanaticism run riot" Sen
ator Wadsworth declared. It's scarcely
rational or sane legislation. We can't
go on In this way and retain respect
for the law or the Constitution"
Senator Lodge, republican leader,
characterized the legislation as an
! ''unwarranted attack" on the medical
profession and said it would imply
that every reputable doctor was "a
potential boot-legger."
Such drastic legislation" he con-
tinued. will not help enforcement. but
will encourage viojasicns.:
senator Williams, uemocldt' fA'ooS
sippa, said the bill in dealing with
prescription Of liquor for medical pur-
poses went beyond the eighteenth
amendment. and Senator Knox. re-
publican. Pennsylvania declared 1t
would inject into the amendment con-
structions never dreamed OF.
Senator Walsh, democrat. Mantana,
defended the measure. The Supreme
Court, he said, plainly had held that
regulation of liquor prescriptions was
proper.
Evening star., 1921-07-13
RAPs SENATOR WATSON.
Resolution in House Scores "Edi-
torial ONCE in s. o. B.

A resolution directing that the
editorial Offices Of the Columbia
Sentinel. the paper published by
Senator Watson. democrat. Georgia,
''be discontinued at the Senate ONCE
building and that an expression Of
disapproval be forwarded to the
President and Senator Watson" was
introduced in the House yesterday by
Representative Ryan, republican, New
York.
Evening star., 1921-07-13

maintain She fleet sircc II was tied
UP. While bids on Tie vessels wer.
being invited in this country S1tp-
ping Board officers in foreisc ,o:.E-
tries were attempting. Il vas said
today. to induce foreign purchasers
to make offers for the vessels.
Evening star., 1921-07-13

Icebergs in the arctic regions are
neither SO large nor SO numerous as
those seen in the antarctic seas. but
they are usually loftier and more beau
tiful. with spires and domes.
Evening star., 1921-07-13

Tho Jewish Feast of the Passover is
the Oldest religious celebration known
to mankind. It had its birth on the
banks Of the Nile 1000 years ago. IN the
twilight Of history.
Evening star., 1921-07-13

Under a new marriage law Swed-
ish husband and wife can dissolve
their marriage on agreement.
Evening star., 1921-07-13
Family y's-Away, Husband s-Alone Dinners

There s he man takes his family dinner
evenings to keep cooking
and homecooked food rest
full place to eat.
going alone e gets tired Of eating
he Is tired the clatter of Dishes
crowds the heat and he b tS: Of batching it,
He a that he doesn't repare himself. and
hot roll and iced tea, maybe s+s -acnade and
d
He wants things that are flls and that tempt his ap
petite he doesn't whether It'll well balanced meal
not but he eats what tempts him and he is satish
who finds the Chimney Corner ZIG 18TH
solid looking when his family is
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ron PLUMBING RETAIRs. CALL
CEDAR gUsa.
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BuY Oh LEASE
THEATrn

Must he money MAKER, neatl nnd veil 10.
Gated. state number Of seats. length uf
leaac, rental population Of town. price
ana terms FIRST letter, Address h5t ~. &C."
81, Muskogcc, Okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23
sNIESMrN NND AGENTs

SALESMAN WITH CAR can sell suy-
thing Df m"rii can Furnish At refer.
,ur,s. with bond. salary and 'uunmIa.
si"u. .i"Hutt cedar 1894
STOCK SAIFSMEN can you sell stock
tn established mercantile company pay
ing % u.r cent dividends per month"; See
Mr. wood, st Litan hotel
WNSIEI, several good speciality sales-
men. r, B. poshon a. Co, bgi b.
Man.
WE WANT reliable saIrInau 90 sell
securities in good Investment com.
panE $500 security Blig. Osug' 1855.
pOR1RAIT MEN
Prospects V"rr never better than Tor
1891 Business starting lively. ono NJ
ouT sales uHuaEors, Mr, John Frame. VIIl
br az the Iulsf Hotel sunday and Mon
day. January 20 aud - Sr" him for
prl,os aud ruggcstlrrs on now working
uluus Leach Art Co., -lpy Grand Ave,
kansas city, ~"
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EMPLOYM ME nj.

Ni.NItt .ffars .fI.f.t .Dp,uttuuIt... .io.
Niu.l,4na Ir,4.. ,,..UIra ,. u.,I.f, a.
bowc fa. position. adur,.s ran american
ln-ttu', u1Uus r,>..
Nt.N .,.r,.t .......... ..... ,,....
,,,,. ',,... "'.t ,N."
foru.r Ua.r,nu,'rl a,,..IIy, S
IouIa.
sNtIsNN< WANTED r....u.r ,.,,
OR woodcoo,re Co re.af i,,ler. To- ,sl
coon tincleum N,u.u.f.. Nuiou Vel.
'n".'uu sample h"'t welsh. u.u' rouni.
mo- 'IunN necessary h...ur. vE Furnish
usI ,nt quality sample. .f .uEs vItu
"'n''' ''. 'I. hN.. .i rn ''
I .'"" ''.' '' ''' '.'N
ao "a t.i N.N
WV ''.'''''' N'. ''.h '.' n. y
,,.'..' ' '',r "'l.,.n. i..' D.. i'.,' % month
I"',' ''.' 'I"'iIN'NI "hH i|"vf space
l..i T., ,r.|r .........f.' 'e....., 49,.
shaui.. Ir an I., ......... v.,. ,
r,,. ts.t.I.. l.I. .., t
4.b..I .t.. ,.t .t , "
ivy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23

WANTED Map craftsman who has had
some experience with OIL company, nu-
NtIuu Will possibly only be Temporary,
from 30 to 50 days duration. Applicants
please submit samples Of work and givc
rrrsrcnCts. state what salary ls expected,
Address y75-H, car" Of World, --
NTEp-Two young men 20 work on
Frisco trains. Apply news stand frisco
station .---------
sAIESMEN-Tvu workers 20 sell shock
absprbcrs. We can supply 400 lesas i'm
modIatcly Hoodyi.lc-Johnson Goa ~ D.
Main. --------
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn
$500 10 5000 monthly corresponding Tor
newspapers Si5 to So weekly In spare
time. experience unnecessary no can
yassiug, subjects suggested. send for par
n y y.
WASTED salesman m our boys and
childtons departments must be- C1pc-
rlcncod. Apply Renbcrgs, 5ls $. Main.
WANTED--A man to sand, floor can
Osago 2Sik-R. -.-.-.-
sALFSMFN to soil tho Book Of Know.
edge work on leads only. The best
seller on the mario, TO-DAY ,onE. om,E CON. no.
tween $40 "a. M and J-6;80 p' m; ~, -,
Houscmau, 1906 South Cincinnati 's"se
tssS. .
MEN WANTED TO LEARN TRADES
Don't go through NE an unsElllod Ia
o. ~ 49,. o., ami. grD.t tralp school
DOT" ,.,I,tlg.I |KpatIanre with
5nu ,,"' -" -, yn'to,rb auto.trartor
mechanics. Welding, latho and machine
work, NulDauIlziuE and battery building,
In conrIrto on separate courses. short
time rpuulr,d. Tuition reasonable, FREQ
hook '"The Way To- a Eottcr Job OK
mains all. Write Tor N. Bartlctts college
% Engineering. tSG North Topeka Ave"
wichita. Kan.
AIIgs- WANTED 10 qualify for frcmcn.
bratofuru. tNncrInnCp unnecessary. tran#-
Durtati1u Furnished. Writo a. SgolCs
Supt. Gamble Bios ST. Louis.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23
BUSINESS SERVICE

'''''.''' w ~
WANTED . iiaul embroidery. Dsanr
Nul5
WANrnp. rmIl ur Isr.t ..p.rE o-aec
l'No
priss. ras41r,r,. zodiac Ittt 1g'l
Es.t burnett
uk.sSM MNNIN' ''t'r .ts
i'it' .-. NJ NklNG
't"E' 'l''.
All. KINDS ul u.Ju s,vItE can Usage
ttu2 or '-ag" I.t'.
FtRgT. ASS pUTS~AfNKING AND
ALTERATIONS I.ls EAST SEcnND
FDu -NrIeIN,IID. \Np SAFETY
IN VIVA TAILOR AND rUH suOp
Hchtuug aud eto.Ius vr carry tails and
trn"mins. we %" l|r''lns h'mstiichiug,
button 'o'rllns 'n' gn.''n ho.'s' rStao-
t.uu ,.''' ''"''''' "'"e" i""n anu
''"'' '
IiENoIlll hiND Hri pi'otug lOc per
yard. WHIT, sowing Machine Co, slJ
T.. Thud.
No\IN, Am -roH,op %
-.-.--a- ~
..,,, r Al man .. ,,......
Cedar ..,1 'or b'seas, and rtuD,ur,
- ...
GET our low prices uu uH irh tturkuE.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23

kOTicE--'fu any drilling contractor; /
have 80 acres Of decided land. three
fOurthB mile from HiS producing oil wells
laying on tn. oil inc ono mile t'TiHcu
railroad, anyone wishing "a dtiilinE con
tract on the shares, call ON W. A. Rus
sell, Schultcr, okla,
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MIR PROPERTY owNEn

I can save you money by paving that
muddy ally now. Phone Burton, Usage
si02.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23
WHY SCFFER
WITH COLD?
TERMINAL HOTEL
MAIA Gnnn L.. I.-Ia

'5GlNvIS ROOMS, 2iAls ). Boulder, fTs,
y I,Llh OF postofflce, nicely furnish
-.'"ucrn rooms, weekly rates
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23

VIZ COLLECT BILL, and adjust claims
without advance fec. Personal after.
uun. Rrsults sud responsibility EuHruu-
tccd. Okluhoma LvEt service BlIeAu,
room 8. A.. y, l}uA tlO,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23

ROOMS FOR hENT. FURNISHED ~
NEWLY furniHhcu room. suitable f,, 80.
gentlemen. in private home. ,onvcuiprt.
ly located on car line. 'sl pssgc tg7i "a
ENTIRE third floor. bcautImiIy furnish.
ploycd. use Of laundry. ctstcrn conr.etirg
nom" prNilege7. Must be seen to be az.
prtCiatrd. tsngc tHas ~
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pN ERTtsE Rstc hook mailed fres.
standard Advertising Agency s29 We
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BOARD AND ROOMS

EiWoop. s. sos .,t,,n, .l,,r,"s r,.r
ROOM io rr,,st. bou's. Walking di.t.,,s.
rsas,1ati, vent Ds.sr sa
,.,,.s,.
,,n,r ~, ,,r,i. ,.,ii.l 'In'.l,' a,',r'nE
NI' - G't.n. uses" iIso
a. w., n'N.'.H n''l''N' '... I'D
.,.''"i w. h'..i'-n "f m"'i''" coupe
''7'A w.
'." 80 ,''''E 'v.h-l,1 n,I.
,,i,htn v,,li',s ,.. '' wv" N'"'''''."'
, NOON l, ,,,, .sa,. r.,,..
HosrDN 81 .,,.6. i.,.. .,...... ,.,..,.,..l
,.,I. ~, ,., ..,.,' ,. ,'.. ....,' .'..,
ticu,u. references required. osae, SIS.
r4.-tY,tf.t .......
Lon.,' a.. g,,as, ..r,.,,.'r r,,,s,.
rri. ustrc a6t5
Nl' =, s.1'p'nt ''... l' t.n',
..,y, tt.o ""''
>.i,',. ,...., .,........ ............
uaIh. Iu't' ''"i''7 '.'".' "H' 'I '''
p,UI.r,. p'"',, '""l ,'t'. t...
g.Is, itg.
%t.t.i.y .nt,r..t..l. .a.,. ,....,t. .t.,,,.l,
,Ira| i, p.tgn p.,t
sLEErI>u ROOM t.r WORKING r.rl only.
rent 80 per month. privilege ur hun
"'N. f"- ~. MAN.
Sl'ELN furnished ruuu adjoining pttn.
couple .mpI'l'H. .I' w. 'N'I''h'n Hi
'''t' '"oa.
BOSTON s. h-l Largo ron n','N lut.
n't,,' E.,'Ilnh ,v.u' u'," "'.''u'Us 'Us
,i,s1fa close tp
KoOM>--, NfI IHNIsntD IN
ONr-uAtr OF "a fnut room modern du.
pir. on Kendall car unc. g.. 90 per
mouth. 2itt Gs'I Fourth.
-FOUR unnoderu rooms 900 Nortn york
tovn osar, i..o
.1tttp i.o, Fun, ,,p, r,Ul rn,,,,.
rrCl,ri.t,a
.,,,,,.,
1e,.' Sa5i'
W. laIkt iion' rooms, l"o ,,o ''s'I n,.,n j."
ps,g" s-iit or e,Ii al go3s A. pb,rp.x.
F'l' hHN W' le'b', nrN.l u,,.' 49,
l.si i,oor s"n''sStE lg..t outside. N"',,l
Iror or.u,, ear iinc. on psyauIlni. mo-
children. s9i month ila North Na,bcU
can afternoon. SUNDAY
.r,,,, ig..,. ,,.. ,... ,,,,-r ,,...... ,,.,a
,t ,",sr IIoos"a' ,i'' b.,e,,,,,i ''e' ''''
,..,,..,.' ,..
HNS"irtii ii,,nnd um,u n''"'' 'o'''' 'o' rent 80
- I'"o"''
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23

STATE Distributors AID SALES
MEN or ABILITY
We arc now open FOR few uIcn who can
qualify Rs representative Of tn" fastest
selling Hlgh-ClHss line ON thC MAJ kci /,
many orders from this state. For inter
view, call Mr. ,arber, New oklahoma
Hotel
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23

ENrEHlENcEp attorney desires counee.
tpu with lawyer on on company. Al
dress Hfb. o. caro- World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23

UNNI|T- TTT TIT|N"T0 OK 0NII "Vn az
count or rurtH|uuuI uf OH runs and
tIlutrr.H uf money. / am compelled Ia
E,U the following leases bost cash bid
tH.r- IUum. Northwest one. fourth Of 5h-
2A.Iu. suutnWrat onc.f fourth Of 1880,
uuUfUN.sf uuu.tusrth % 1-25 ?. These
.,psp. ury aN Within une-fourth to one
half milo ui production, the greatest por-
IIru off which |4 recent discovery. Just
Irn.uiy a flO. barrel producer onc-hBlf
uII, rust Of 80 2t-l0, old production
uut half WiIo uorth q. L.. A. smith.
lruhur ARROW Okla.
IHW -ALE-.' 'huicr oll aud gas leases,
Kansas and oklahoma. For particulars
address Kansas Film Exchange, Box 700,
Arkansas city, Kan,
Daaro $40 Cedar 1919
Sew Mexico oil ana Gas Leases.
e. !. HAGEMAN
$40 'outrnl National Rank Bldg
OKLAHOMA. TcAas, New Mexico, Ar
hJusa ot leases. Wsitmau. Blgheart.
Okla.
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t,s't 'tse front sleeping rooms. Two beds
isss gentlemen, private home. Usage
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FINANCIAL.


H,siNFS~ orpoNrt MITES ~
TRADES of all l,ndH Madden. 40 niisH
hldg. Usage Jcsi,
ron SALE splendid store lease, between
Second and rhird, on Maln Addrcas
e2a y. care Wotld.
AUTOMOBILE tire and accessory store.
located IN one of tho best oh towns In
Oklahoma. 10 000 population. snlea last
year were fb2 02i 50, win invoice about
$4,000. II is the only exclusive auto sup.
ply In town, Hest " rcsHuns for Hcling
Address noN eosn. rulsa world.
VERY desirable and stoady employment
offered responsible man who can deposit
" 600 cash bond, paying so per week
salary, or salary and all hotel Tnd trHv.
cling cNpenacn aa manager Of fucker
Bros Road show playing In Oklahoma
Texas ANA Arkansas towns, yuu can
ohousr your own circuit deposit secured
and guaranteed money can be withdrawn
on two weeks notice, no cSperianco nnr,
eHHsry. Writo Tor full particulna or come
ana see M personally Tucker iirns.
Amusement company 900 West Reno
street, oklahoma 'ity Phone Maple bGgO
or see Dudley II, Tucker Of ROYAL thcatrf.
Tulsa, any ThurBday or sunday.
ron RENT New brick garage, bOxta0,
good lease to rcHponslblo party located
st Skiatook Duage 7Tid-J. 3l2 4. Huus.
ton ~, Inlss, OKLA.
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WINI UaTNTE bnsinraa Tor sale. lonE
established centrally located, $500. will
pay f'r uvclf ono month. Address 56i-1
caro- World.
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wANTED-RooMs OR BOARD 2

WANTED-KOOMS Or BOAKD q
rO BOARD girl Of twelve with private
family Of refinement, good ad. less. pro
erably without children and OF catholic
aith, near good school; bnst ref rcn,ys
furnished, 9il B care W 1rld.
WANTED Board Tor lJ-ycat old boy In
private family IN Irving school district.
RnuIn / llmA IA
Evening star., 1921-10-12
MUDDY ROUTE TO SCHOOL
CAUSES PARENT PROTEST
Sixteenth Street Heights People
Ask Fern Street Extension as
Means'of Relief.

-. Declaring that, the present condi-
ton Of the thoroughfares in the Six
teenth Street Heights section caused
the school children often to walk
through mud on their way to and
from school. the Sixteenth Street
Heights Citizens Association, which
met last night at the home of G. w.
Bonnette. 1872 Dogwood street. unan-
imously went on record as in favor of
the extension of Fern street from
Georgia avenue to Blair road
Action to this effect will be called
to the attention of the Commissioners.
The extension of Fern street, it is
stated, will make direct route for
the school children.
Better service on the Washington
Railway and Electric lines on Georgia
avenue between 8 and 8 o'clock in the
morning and 4:30 and $3.50 o'clock in
the afternoon was also urged in
resolution adopted by the association.
The matter was referred to the chair
man Of the public utilities committee
to take up with the railway COM
pany.
The Commissioners will be asked to
have catch basins installed at 18th
and Floral streets and Floral street
and Alaska avenue, following the
adoption of resolution, which was
referred to the committee on santa
tion.
George w. Bonnette. first vice pres
ident and acting president. presided.
Evening star., 1921-10-12
0vAT|ONF0R Walsh
FRIEND OF ireland
"LittIe Green Isles" Adyo'
cate Addresses 4,m0
Sympathizers.

Conyeyer of cheering news to
Americans of Irish blood. Frank +.
walsh, counsel for the Irish republic
In the United States. was rendered an
ovation by more than 1000 sympa-
thizers in Ireland's struggle for free
dom in the gymnasium of the
Catholic University, where he ad-
dressed a. mass meeting held under
the auspices of the George Washing
ton Council of the American Associa-
tion for the Recognition OF the lrish
Republic last night.
Mr. walsh assured his auditors that
out of the present Anglo-lrlsn con
ference would come peace. " may
take long," he said. and ! don't say
that England wants 1t. but VIII VIII
come, and when. 1t does the worio
will see the little green isle standing
on her own feet. upon the rock OF the
modern conception of freedom. ire
land will never yield the principie
of absolute independence, ana What-
ever her ultimate. status among ha.
tons may be termed, l assure Sou
that Irishnien will be free
De Valera EuloEised.
Mr.. Walsh said that through sheer
patriotism and statesmanshlp De
Valera had won every point IN ms
controversy with Premier Lioya
George as to conditions under whicn
the conference was being helo' anu
declared he was already recoshi1eo
in England as one OF the most asto'e
diplomats Of his day.
He detailed his visit to Ireland, where
he was present at all Of the meetings OF
the dali eireann during the recent par.
leysa between, the two leaders, and was
loudly applauded when he brieny ots.
lined the records Of the Irish deiegates
to Londep. At the mention Of the name
OF Michael Collins, chief OF the irish
republican army. the large, audience
arose and cheered for five minutes.
The speaker said that there was no
Ulster question. Just as soon as Enk
..the Ulster problem will fade away into
vapor There are bigots In Ireland. tne
same as elsewhere, but / will say that
religious feeling in Illinois and Mis-
souri, today is more intense than IN the
north of Ireland"
.star. Spaneled Banner" Sung.
The meeting opened with the singing
OF "The Star Spangled Banner by MISS
Ethel Roddy. and after Harry Kane.
president Of the organization. had out
lined the purpose Of the gathering. ne
turned the gavel over to Daniel E.
Doran. who presided during the re-
lnainder Of the evening. Rt. Rev.
Catholic University. welcomed the as
sociation, and said that it gave him
pleasure to- allow them the use OF the
gymnasium. He prayed for the sue.
cess of the London conference. ana SAID
that the only way peace could reign in
the world was by the world recognizing
the Justice OF Ireland's claim.
The association went on record as
extending it's support to the Irish peace
delegates, and it was voted to cable
same to them.
Evening star., 1921-10-12
BANKS HELD RESPONSIBLE
Highest Court Refuses Review of
Decision Affecting Deposits.

Through refusal to review, the Su-
preme Court has allowed to stand
decision Of a. lower court in Penn
syivania holding that banks are re-
positors, upon checks drawn by de-
positors' agents in excess OF the
AMOUNTS fixed by depositors.
Malvin I: Snyder, an agent Of Well,
checks on the Arms account with the
First National Bank Of Philadelphia
not IN excess Of $1,000. Checks to the
the federal district court which heard
the case required the bank to refund
10Th 10 the company ss2.5ss. The circuit
to deduct from this amount s3sss5
tsn Wnien the bank claimed Snyder re-
Inc company claimed the money
ton Of money drawn by Snyder from
the company's account at the banE
Evening star., 1921-10-12
RECEIVED BY PRESIDENT.
Delegates to Missionary Society
Convention Visit White House.

President and Mrs. Harding re-
ceived at the White House yesterday
delegates to the annual convention
of the Baltimore branch of the Wom-
ems Foreign Missionary Society OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church. The
branch ~ineludes the District. Mary
land. virginia. Atlsutfc co1st states
and Florida
The hranch eoqxsnedxins the morn
ing for a two-day convention at the
Calvary NJ. E. Church, the address Of
welcome being made by DR.. James
Shera Montgomery. pastor of the
church and chaplain Of the House Of
Representatives. So g.
Tonight at 6.oclockathe delegates
will be the guests of th4 7. w. c. A.
at the Blue Triangle House. goth and
B streets northwest. Miss Twilla
Lytton is to speak.
Evening star., 1921-10-12
REFUSES tn REVIEW CASE.
Sentences of M.n convicted at Bal
timcre Must Stand.

The Supreme Court has refused
to review the cast of Charles
Vincent and others, convicted at
Baltimore. for violation of the war
time prohibition law. and the SEN
tences imposed upon them will stand
Setting aside of the convictions
was sought on the ground that the
sales of liquor were made after
part of the national prohibition en-
forcement law took effect and that
they should have been prosecuted un-
der that law. The case attracted
wide attention when Vincent was
brought back by federal authorities
from Bimini. British island off the
Florida coast, and the government
was compelled to release him.