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Roy IA years old with wheel. wants
position after $50 y. m. Call Walnut
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w NTNN I'll V|NTFIT DHICbVITI4W
That can deliver the goods wa have
the lstinss and lands. extra good prop
psitlnu
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CASH paid for lndleH and gentlemen's
second hand clothing Dilrs Place.
~ x. broadway. Walnut bb01.
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MES desiring railway mail clerk posi-
tlons; prepare for examination. Far
i!culats ftcc Modern Civil Service In
slltute, TOi Chcsnui, st Louis.
BE A DETFCrlvE--EYccllent oppor-
> tuni,y; good rnv; travel, Write G
y Ludwig sll wcs,oycr Bids. Kan
Nas Gay, No.
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WANTED Reliable woman for general
houscNork, 81 per week Walnut
1927
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Flat WORK heaters. holders and es-
pcricnged hclp In all other depart
mcnts Palace Laundry. i2t.26 W.
First 81
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bAlhER WANTED nj once. s25 guar.
hntee and good for more, steady lob
20 right man Phone Cndcnhend 4
Graves. Carnegie. okla
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-24
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-24

clpics 70 the settlement of Europe
In those quarters that wc nave ap-
pied In peace
tiumc Serves Nll
~ those principles az" ~ bH Hd-
h"ted 10. Flume mus, serve Hs 7hc
outlet OF commerce, NOT OF italy. hut
~ The land to the north AMI nor h
east Of that porN Hungiry. BohcmIa,
Numdhlh and the states nf the new
Jugo Slav group. 10 assign Flumc
10 Italy would be TO create the feel
ing that "" have deliberately put the
port upon which All those countries
Chicfly depend for their access 10
he McdilrrrHnGg In the hands ~
power or which n did not form an
integral part and whose sovereignty.
n set up there. must inevitably seem
Foreign, not domestic or Identified
win tho commercial and Industrial
life of tho regions which the po-t
must srrvc II b. for that reason,
no doubt. that Fumc was not includ.
ed In the pact OF Lonlu1. bat there
definitely assigned to the Croatlans
And the reason why tho line ~
the pact of London swept about
many of the Islands Of the cnstern
conSt uf the AdriAtic and around the
portion Of the Dalmaiian coast.
which lies most open 10 that sea was
not only that here and there on those
Islands and here and there on that
coast, there are bodies OF people OF
Italian blood and connection. but
also and no doubt chiefly, because
II was felt that II was necessary for
italy 10 have a foolhold amidst tho
channels Of the eastern Adriitc in
order that she might mako her own
coHHts safe against tho naval aggres-
sion Of Austria Hungary
Austria No Longer Exists
nut Austria Hungary no longer
exists. II is proposed that the fortl.
ficaiIons which the Austrian govern
rpent constructcd there shall be raZrd
ana permanently destroyed
"lt ,s part also Of tho new plan
Of European order which ccntcrs In
tho league Of nations that the new
S'hios erected there shall ACCEPT
Of armuments. which nuts
aggression out of the question. Thcrs
can ho no fear OF the unfair treat
ment Of groups OF Italian people
there. because adequate guarantees
will he given, under international
sanction, of the equal and equitable
treatment OF all racial or national
minoriiiea
"In brief, every question associated
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-24
MACQUEEN WANTS
A SPEEDY HEARING
Court Itrfuscs 10 Quash Indictment
OF tormcr Investigator Charged
Win Receiving Stolen Auto,

u. s. Macqueen. former investign
tor out of the county attorneys Of
flee tndkted by the Tulsa county
grand Jury on tho charge OF recciV 70
Ing u stolen automobile, pleaded
not guilty to the offcnso before
Judge Redmond \. Cole In district
court Wednesday afternoon, and re-
quested that tho trial OF his case he
set for the term OF court beginning
May ~, This action followed the
oyerrullng OF "a motion prese entcd to
the coDlrt by his counsel, asking the
court LA, quash the indictment
aga+nst, hiHl
ArguinEDin favor OF the motion
George Reeves, former county Ht-
torncy declared that the Indictment
rsturned did not state sufficient
grounds upon which to base such
"A prosecution, In that the instru-
ment failed 20 hllego any dishonest
Intent on the part OF the defendant.
Reeves cited authorities to show
that failure to allege criminal In
tent on tho part OF defendant
charged with receiving stol len
property nullified the indictment or
Information. He stated to tho court
that MhcQueen had seized the car,
which he knew had been stolen.
while an officer OF the law In Tulsa
county, and that II this action should
lie against the defendant. the latter
could be prosecuted for receiving
any one OF more than 100 cars
taken from automobile thoiyes or
those In possession OF such
property.
Thomas l. Munroc, county Rt-(
torney. argued that under tho de
cisionS OF the Oklahoma criminal
court OF appeals, no criminal intent
need he specified IN AN indictment
or Information under the special
statute governing the prosecution OF
such cases.
Judge Cole upheld Munroo in his
stating that under the
oklahoma decisions hy which the
court ls bound, II was enough to
allege In such an Indictment or in
formation that tho property received
was known to have been stol,A by
tho person taking possession and
that no criminal intent need be
spccifieo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-24
WILSON STANDS
FIRM ON FIUME
CoNTISUED FROM FACE ONE

WV l''bb W." N'Ns Wv"
are To be erected into indepcHd' nj
states and associated In u league OF
nations, not with those who were re-
Gently our enemies. hut with italy
herself and the powers that stood
with Italy In the great war Tor llb-
crty
we arc to establish their liberty
ns we'll ~ our own. They are 10 bc
among the smaller states whose N
forests are henccforth to be safe
guarded as scrupuously as the in
torests OF the most powerful states
The war waA ended. moreover.
by proposing to Germany an armis-
tlcc and peace which should b.
founded on certain clearly defined
principles which set up n new order
OF right and Justice Upon thasa prin-
ciples the peace with DermHnv was
conceived not only. bat formulated
Upon those principles II viii be cf-
fccted, We cannot ask tho great
body ~ powers TO propose and cs-
feet peace with Austria ana cstab-
lish new basis of Independence and
right In the states when originally
constituted the Austro- Hungarian
empire and In the statos o, the Bal-
kan group on principles OF another
kind We must apply same prn-
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nifty CcsIOrcd.

'IIcr ancient unity is restored Her
lines are extended To the great walls
whiCh are her natural defense. II Is
within her choice 10 be surrounded
by friends to exhibit to the newly
liberated peoples across the Adtlauc
that notlcst quality Of greatness.
magnnnlmity. friendly generosity.
the preference OF justice over in
tercst.
The nations associated with her.
tho nations that know nothing Of
the pact Of London or OF any other
special understanding that lies at
The beginning OF this great struggle,
and who have made their supreme
sacriflCe also in the interest. not Of
national advantage or defense but
Of the settled peace or the world. are
now united with her older associates
In urging her 10 assume leadership
which can not ho mistaken in the
new order OF Europe.
America IL Italys friend. Har
people are drawn. millions strong.
from Italy's own fair countrysidcs
She is linked in blood, a. well as In
affection. with the Italian people
Such ties can never be broken. and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-24

with this settlement wears a new
nspfcl--a new aspect given IL by the
very victory for right for which Italy
has made the supreme sacrifice Of
blood and treasure Italy along with
the four other great powers, has be
come one Of tho chief trustees OF the
now order. which Aho has played SO
honorable n part In establishing.
And on the north and npFthesst
her natural frontiers are complete, "
restored. along with tho whole
sweep df the Alps from northwest
TO southeast. to the very end OF the
lstrian peninsula, including all the
great watershed within witch Trieste
and roh he. and all the fair re-
gious whose face nature has turned
toward the great peninsula upon
which the historic He of the Latin
people has been worked and through
centuries OF famous story ever since
Rome was first set upon her seven
bflIg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-24
DAMAGES PAID IN COURT
WHEN JUDGE FIXES AMOUNT

Judgment foro s%0O was rendered
Tor the plaintiff In the suit OF sidney
rediHo by his next friend, q, l..
rediFo. against the Mowbray I'm
dertaking company tried In district
court Wednesday. upon the claim
that Sidney Pedigo was severely in
jured when he was struck by. an am
buiance operated by an agent OF the
defendant company The Judgment
WAS made by Judge Redmond T.
Cole. the litiganb wsivlng right Of
Jury trial, The Judgment was paid
conclusion Of tho trial
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-24

question. but the rights OF peoples. OF
states, new and old. OF liberated peo-
pies and peoples whose rulers have
never accounted them worthy OF a
right. above all. the right OF the
world 10 peace and to such settle
ments OF interest as shall make peace
secure.
These. and these only, are the
principles for which America has
fought These, and these only, are
tho principles upon which she can
consent TO make peace. Only upon
these principles, she hopes and be-
lieves, will the people Of Italy ask
her to make peace"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-24
ARKANSAS NEGRO CHARGED
WITH MURDER is HANGED

FOREST CITY. Ark. April 2s.--
Sam Mcintyre, negro, was taken
from the county jall by "a masked
nipb early toh& morning and hansed
to n railroad telegraph pole east Of
fhe city Mcintyre was charged with
having murdered John johnson,
negro farmer on February 4 last.
The taller said that he was lured Ia
the door by two men pretending 10
he an officer and IA prisoner and that
he was quickly overpowered
II IL supposed that the lynchlnR
was the result OF indignation over
the fact that McIntyre's lawyers re-
Gently secured n postponement OF his
trial. johnson is said to have been
peaceable hard working farmer who
was we'll liked by his white neighbotR
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-24
SAND SPRINGS LINE
MAY ADVANCE WAGES
Railway May Extend io
Three Companies.
TALK OF INCREASED FARE
tnlitic,. Corporations Nnv seek Ia
Pass Additional iNpcn~' On Ia
the StratIlhngCrs

Following the settlement Of the
ihrec-day street car strike cvcrvthinE
was running smoothly on the various
lines Of the Tulsa street railway
Wednesday All schedules were be
ing maintained and the men and Off
ciah both appeared to po satisfied
With the adjustment uf their differ
cnccs
Effort to magnify the controversy
In regard To the retaining of four
nnn-union men who dii not Join IN
the demands Of the strikers were un-
aNaillng this difficulty having Hppnr-
cutly been disposed ~ Superintcnd.
ont McGnth classifying them M new
employees Under the terms ~ tho
contract between the company and
the union new men have fiNe davs 10
become affiliated with the union. II
there IL any question about their cm-
ploymcnt such n matter would later
y" adjusted undcr 1e arbitration
clause Of the contractsW
" was authoritiveiv announced
"Wednesday that the Sand Springs
line would meet the advance IN wages
enforced by the union on tho Tulsa
street railway. hv Increasing the
wages Of IT, platform men on juno 7
No announcement has been made
aa to AN increase hv tho oklahoma
Union railway. hut there are reports
that this company viii take similar
action at an early date
Confronted with the increased cost
OF operation, which these wage nd
yances bring about. II " reported that
the three transportation companies
operating lines In Tulsa will ask the
state corporation commission Tor per
mission TO Increase the passenger
fare, thus passing the cost down 10
the strephanEing passengers, Argu-
m~nts are being presented by some
OF the officials TO justify such action
and instances cited OF fares being ad.
vanced In other cities,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-24
SEVERE TEST SHOWS
HOW TO SAVE SHOES

"A molder in our foundry wore a
pair Of shoes with Ne0hn Solcs every
day for ten months and two weeks
both IN the foundry. and To and from
his work and they are Just worn out
The Sessions Foundry Company of
Bristol, Connecticut, makes this report
on a pair OF Neolin- soled molders'
shoes given them for test.
Ne0lln Soles have none Of the short
comings OF other soles. They do not
burn or crack under conditions such
as these do they wear out quickly
under the grnd OF abrasive materials
They are made by Science TO be es-
pecially tough and durable. will stand
the toughest kind OF usage and so
wear longer and save money. More
over, they are comfortable and watere
proof.
You can get them on new shoes in
many styles for men. women and chill
dren -aor as re-soleS. They are manu-
tactured by The Goodyear Tire &
Rubber Co. Akron. Ohio. who also
make Wingfoot Heels guaranteed to
outwear all other heels.
neO1in Sofas
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-24

America wax privileged, by the gen
erOus commissions OF her associates
In the war. to initiate the peace We
are about to Consum matc--tu IN
iuate u upon terms which she had
herself formulated and In which ]
was her spokesman
Mast Meet Principle.
The compulsion is upon her 70
square every decision she takes a
part In with those principles. She
cam do nothing else she truss
ltaly. and IN her trust believes hat
Italy will ask naihing OF her that
cannot be made unmistHkably con
sistent with those sacred obligations
Tho interests are no now in
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-24
DADDY" INBERG

Who will always he glad tu welcome YOU in our
store and will give you tho benefit OF his wide
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from our large stock.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-24
35TH ARTILlEy TROOPS
COME HOME ON MOBIl E

NEW YORK, April 49, Tn.
tta2s"ort Mobile carrying ee1,
troops including so officer. ana
$40 men OF the l50th regimen, q.
field arSllery, "A part OF the an
division. arrived here today from
Brest
The steamship Manchurla foI
lowed the Mobile with the i17ib .,'
Ing of 9S officers and s.2O5 ma,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-24
ONE KILLED, TWO HURT
IN M'AlESTER ACCIDENT

McALESTER. okla, April 9S--
James Arbuckle is dead and q. W.
Higgins and Walker Williams, "A ne
gro. were injured AS the result OF an
accident when the railroad motor car
on which they were riding was de-
rallied thre miles west Of McAlestcr
on the Rock Island railroad.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23

President Wilson, told me he consid-
cred tho Scnate's action most dcplor-
able for the world and GERMANY
retroEradc movement: III the progress
OF civilization and peace" He added ::
Il cannot understand how President
Wilson could so have deceived himself
In the views and tho sentiment or the
American people In building up policy
In which he s now :cpudiRtcd.
Without America tho lesguc OF ma
tons Will &c shipwrcCkcd and go to
pieces |; means the return 20 ma
tion3.is; movements. which arc thus
given new stimulus.
'Oa,y general ruin and bankruptcy
perhaps will prevent renewed rivalry
in a-msUicn;s'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
LARGE CROWDS EXPECTED
TO VISIT CHARITY BAZAAR
Many Attractive Features Have Deen
Arranged for Entertainment
OF Public.

Elaborate preparations have been
CT mplcted and everything is in read :
mess for tho opening tomorrow night
of the Charity Bazaar In tho audi
,oriUn OF ST. Patrlek's Female Aca-
denny. corner Twenty-siSth and Grace
streets, under tho auspices OF the vari-
OTIS church organizations of that
parish.
At n meeting last night O. the gem
cral entertainment committee reports
from various committees of men and
women who are fostering the move
ncnt. wore received.
Tho advance sale or tickets would
indicate that largo crowds will patron
aSo the oaIaar cash evening. Tho
corps OF workers havo arranged many
attractive features and the Corpora
I've spirit manifested throughout tho
various preliminary meetings is cal
cuiated to bring about complote sue
cess.
RcEinnirg tomorrow night. ST. pat
ricks Academy building will 30 omen
20 the general public and during every
night for the next two weeks. those
ceSsrinS 20 contribute 10 the success
OF tho bazaar and al the same time
pass an evening OF real enjoyment
will be amply satisfied by the pro
CRANE. Special nights Will be set aside
Tor the various Cathoiic churches and
Liate.ual societies Of t::c city. and the
afternoons VIII DC exclusively devoted
20 the entertainment OF the school
children. Jazz music by popular
band will provide accompaniment TO
;,;c dancing each evening.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
PLANS TO REVIVE FAIR
PRICE COMMITTEE HERE
Drastic Steps VIII BE Taken 10 Re-
duce sugar Allowance Of
Candy Makers.

Special Efforts are % DC made soon
- revive the Fair Price Fixing Com
'1'tiee mere. i has been stated by
Colonel c. Il. Kelley. secretary OF TIC
State Council Of Defense, after re-
turning from q conference with
Howard Fisc il Washington.
NJ. Figs Is special assistant 20 ;hc
United states Attorney General in
Charge - 7-otiteerias work. lie ad-
vised Colonel Kelley. that. although ::
N SIT DC difficult 10 prove the illegal
~ Of ,obSer selling sugar 70 4
csAdy na3ufsotu:er such action was
mora! v.oaE against the people OF
he community a; This time
Coionci Kelley was also inform ed
;hsi the equalization board would take
drastic steps 70 relieve the sugar
situation 8; once. and thst an order
hna been issued curta:l:ns the al
lo*ance @. candy manufacturers 70 40
7sr cent OF their regular requirement is
Appointment Q. new chairman OF
tie Fal- Price Fixing COMMITTEES here
within Few days is expected. Ac-
co-d!ng 20 Colonel Kelley .Ee sew
chairman will be an attoraer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
IMPORTANT CIVIL SERVICE
EXAMINATIONS ANNOUNCED
QuiE for Assistant Auditor or Income
Tax Division on Decent
Der 10.

Several important civil service OK.
animation dates wore announced yes
;crdny By officials at the Federal Build.
ihs.
On Tuesday an examination for
stcnosraphers and typSsts will be held
Those passing this examination arc al
most certain OF immediate appoint
men,s. as many vacancies exist
since the last examination II was
stated BY officials that tho cxamina
ton had been greatly modified In
severity by the elimination OF the
mathematics test.
On December examinations for
post offico clerks and carriers will take
place.
An examination for assistant auditor
Tor tho income tax division or tho
Treasury Department in Washington
viii be hold December 10. This OK
animation was scheduled for Novcm-
Der 10. but was postponed.
Minor clerical positions are also open
and on December 10 there will be an
examination for second grade minor
clerical positions. These eXamina tons
are said TO be trivial and the pay Is
$500 a year with bonus after ono
month of service OF $40 a year added.
These clerks are needed for tho Census
Bureau in Washington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
NASAL CATARRH
Though Very Common II Is sericus
Dtsease-Worse NJ This Season.

II is AT Inflammation OF the mucous
membrane, causing a discharge, and 1.
aggravated by colds and sudden
changes OF weather. but depends on An
impure condition OF the blood. When
chronic il may develop into consump-
tion by breaking down the delicate
lung tissues and impairing the general
health.
Begin treatment with Hoods Sarsa-
pariila at once. This medicine purites
the blood. removes the cause OF the dis
ease, and gives permanent relief. /,
has been entirely satisfactory to three
generations.
If q cathartic /. needed take IIoods
PILLS they arc gentle and thorough
cnlivcn the liver, regulate the BIO wells
ADV.