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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-12
"1'lic Riviera Girl"

At the Academy Friday and Saturday
and Saturday matinee, klaw g. En-
viera Girl" from the New Amsterdam,
Theater, New York, will be the at
traction. The company will include
Miss Grace Walsh, j. Clarence Harvey.
Miss Sylvia dc frankie. Henry Now
bray. w. Romainc. Barney Norton,
Nelson Riley, Miss Clara Henry. Roy
Cutter and Frank Harrington. as we'll
as a large chorus OF pretty and
Sprightly girls.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-12
BELFAST NORMAL AGAIN
urrent Turned On and Strike u.u.
Expected 10 LnrRely Favor
Settlement,
Inv .ssncia,.dp-.

BELFAST. Feb 1l--Tbe .,-u
Belfast have agreed to take a baiJos ~,
me Question OF settlement OF .he
-trlke Tending the balloting tho ci,v
rs gsuhneu us normal activities to da '.
and the electric mower current rt.wsG
again. eo
Ia expected that tho ballot Val,
snow big majority for 5ettIen.nt
on Tho lines proposed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-12
ADJUSTMENTS
"fn Old IScntuclSy.o

Owing to popular demand, Manager
wise. or the Academy. announces that
In Old kentucky" will give n spe-
cial matinee for the children on
Ihusrday, the second day of the com
panEs appearance here. OF course,
the Srown-ups may attend, too, but the
matinee is designed especially for the
children. that they may sec their pretty
heroine, Madgc. save the beautiful
queen Bess from the burning stable
ana later see her win the thrilling
horse race and save her lovers for
tune. Especial care will be taken TO
see that the children have a good time,
and after the performance they may
go back on the stage and meet Madgc.
The engagement opens tonight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-12
stm Probing Michigan Election.

WASHINGTON. Feb n.-Charges OF
the election Of Truman IL Eewberry
as United States Senator in Michigan
stu are under Investigation by Depart.
This statement was authorized at me
department. to-day as a result Of the
introductton in the Senate OF n resolu.
ton by Senator Townsend OF Mich.
gan, inquirins OF Attorney cnera,
Gregory whether secret agents were
operating in that STAGE on the election
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-12
Mrs. judith Il. BiiIinssIey.

special 10 The Times Dispatch
FREDERlCKSBURG VA, Feb. ii
merry OF this city and SpotsyIvan;a
county. widow of Joseph Il. Billings
ley, died in stanton recently. She
IS survived by two sisters. Mrs. j.. H..
lipscomh, Of Spotsyivanio ,nd
Drother. Dr.. !. \. Lipscomb.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-12
y. II. Wiliittn,s

FNFERSBURG VA. FEB lINo
ihaniel T. Williams. weli-known
ci,lIcn and business man, died sud
"ehiN sunday evening at his home
~ llchry street He was in his ffticth
year was FOR al number of years CON
hecicd with the 4. & T.. Bakery ana js
survived by his wife. one brother ami
thrce sisters. an"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-12
sPARTAcAN AGITATION GROWS
officers Of Sixth Corps Go On Strike
Against Demands of Soidiers.
Trnln Is BOnhnrded

BASEL. Feb. 1l-Spartacan agita
ton Is growing in Berlin, especially in
to dispatches received here. Kari Ra
dek, the Bolshevist propagandist, is
SAID TO be directing the work
N dispatch from Breslau says the
officers Of the Sixth Corps have zone
on strike as protest against the de-
mands of the soldiers.
Spartacans. bombarded a train near
Scheidemuchl. causing several deaths
1t Is learned from Berlin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-12

iSneciai TO The Times Dispatch
iEIERSRUHG, VA, Feb. n.-M-s
A9a NJ Flint, aged thirty seven years.
we OF Wilson j. Flint, died yesterday
merry lived in Philadelphia Besides
ner husband she leaves five young chill.
dteh. The burial will be In DlandforJ
cemetery tomorrow afternoon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-12
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Mrs. Rcbeccn Collins.

special TO The Times Dispatch
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Feb. Ii
MHrs. Rebccca Collins, of Bowling
Ircen. wife of the late G.. r. Collins,
hohd' after lingering illness, aged
.s,AtN-hIne years. She is survived by
"ne son. y. T.. Collins, OF Bowlinr
Grten Her husband died last June.
ne pouE was taken TO bowling Green
;,hu intcrment made in Lakewood
Cemetery oH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-12
Experiences Enrthannke shocks.
ny Assoo!ated Prca..

:. EVANSVILLE. IND. Feb. liz
southern Ind!apa and Western Ken
lucky late last night experienced two
distinct earthquake shocks. the first
iastinG about thirty seconds. and tho
ofet 4 shorter period. The sh,,cka
Gcfe accompanied by loud rumblsngs
kouth an HorEanheid, KY, reporting
the disturbances. No damage was re.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-12
AMERICAS ACE OF ACES
IL. GETS OVATION IN HOUSE
hcDftscntntircs Arise and 4nnI,,d
.tn"hen Hickenbachcr Appears
.sE in Gallery
lBy Associated pr..e i

u ~ fAIl W 'I.N, I'pN. m = -,.,--,..
Eo,Sard '; R!ckenbachcr. '.th. It, az
anss.. OF the american air forces, was
s - an GT"tioa when he appeared
HePrf sen,atives TO listen 10 daba," ~,
menu appropriation b.ll Nlc,nh~rs
.annsSisitoTS arose and applaud.d for
80 sey tr minutes while she aviator
ast99H rIgidly ~ attention.
tsefer number Of I:.9resen,a,f,..,
s ainehs them Miss Jeannet-o RanKl-, az
VI 9ntf.na: went 10 the gallery 10 sb.t.
hatfds with the officer. '''f
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-12

and the best way was to hold executive
Senator Hollis. OF New Hampshire.
Democrat. urged that the open hearing
wanted "the full light Of day on this
whole thing. and that the fight
against confirmation was Rettfn n
,Itremendousiy magnined." Mr.. VIII.
iians himself was present and told
the committee he did not oppose open
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-12
GOLF DATES ARE SET
VpfG; National Championship ,ont-.,,
1ss" o'rWr .,unc D. az West
Lny Asaoclatad -. !,

MS" YORK. Feb. li.-Da,cs for h.,
opsLgl nasio1al solf championship ware
S aniufHHhced here today, when the ~
scCutiye committee Of the I'uited S;ai.s
SsS.otssassociatioI named June 2 10 anI
- ~, ~ me Gays Tor he event. The tour
sGdtafnt VIII b. held a. TIA. Erae,,,rr
9CotpNry Club. WeYt Newton. Mas. 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-12
DRAW LOTS FOR OFFICE
Long Deadlock Broken I'm New ,Jernex
Assembiy's Contest for
SpealScrShip

TRENTON, ". j.. Feb 1.-THE dead
lock over the speakership in the New
Jersey House of Assembly was broken
early day by the drawing OF lots
Arthur n. Pierson. of Union County.
Republican. being chosen speaker The
clerkship went to Edward = HandIev
Democrat. Of Newark
month.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-12
Jlst@ard-nItchic tighl Eehruur, ~

s$i,Ya.,SE >fKANClSCo. Fcb. ll.--Fro,u
y 11illngIy CoHroth, fight promoter, come.
Si q SsIE2rd that the Benny I.eornrd.
WIRE Ritcnie night has been set fo, ,h,.
G niEpE OF FEBRUARY II before his SAN
"a rHneisco club, ana that the four
sroqM contest viii draw over ,3o ooo
xAirkkdy John Tate, san lrancisrn
@TestAErant man, has offered Cnrr.H'
SyEgfmo FOR the gate. but tho promoter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-12
Eddie Plank Gait. Hu.,h,,,

Ss .dAW YORK, Feb. li.-Edward PLANK
tPsl4eer. returned an unsigned con.
sErHffS TO the New York American
IL6lEue club 20 day with the ANNOUNCE
nf1ts that he had retired from ma inr
tJEa1na baseball TO give all his alter
SffnAssAS business at Gettysturg. Pa.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-03-27

ALMANAC WEATHER REPRODUCTIONS.

to Period Cool backward weather over
 
  central Klng
 
 od Hay ranfa over states of the Mississippi valley the Ohio and washouts ma t nS and West Virginia 18th 18th wmoy 18th 22ndWam sb mS sections of far west the southwest Detruct tendenc 1h to SO-far Wave Warm suty points parallel
The Mena weekly star., 1919-03-27
Al PRIL

PR the 4h consisting Nero called Neroneous The supposed be derived period in
 
  in prevails it celebration to Herod, Piate and Caaphas
The Mena weekly star., 1919-03-27

HANDY T
The Mena weekly star., 1919-03-27
f919
100 YEARS AGO THIS MONTH.

ioo YEARS AGO THIS in te begins publication Baltimore the
 The City of New York for Savannah On the 18th ia for ths purpose driving out foreigners and especially the French eb spread to France fonenng revolutions 1880 and tS4S o Of Washington No, is al
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-04
WANT \ souAuI DIAL

The sight Of returned soldier
looking IN vain FOR. Job BE- not un-
common in any large American city
today Tho trouble Bee no' as large
as many predicted before they went
away bur It l8 cn6ugh 10 merit Sc.
rious consideration Inquiry gcucr-
ally reveals IA. 'uul thnl this sol.
dlcr held a fairly good position hc-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-04
GREAT MEN CHANGE.

ENccnpt from u speech by wood
row Wilson at tho unvctling OF
Barry monument Washington. May
Ia, 1914, which shows how a man
may alter his viewpoints IN Ave
years
Every man who worthilv stands
IN their presence should examine
himself and see whether he has the
full conception of what It means
that America should live her own
life Washington saw IT when he
wrote his farewell address.
1T WAS not merely because Of
passing and transient circumstances
that Washington said that we must
keep free from cntangllng alliances.
II was because he saw hat no coun-
try had yet set Its face In the same
direction In which America had set
liz fncc We cannot form alliances
with those who are not going our
way. and In our might and majesty
and in tho confidence and definite
ness OF our purpose We need not,
and wo should not form alliances
with any nation in the world
Those who are right, those who
study their cunsCicnCes In deter
mining their policies, those who
hold their horror higher than their
advantage. do not need alliances.
you need alliances when YOU
ARC not strong, and you arc weak
only when you arc not true to yoA4
self. You arc weak only when you
arc In the wrong; you are weak
only when YOU arc afraid to do
right. you are weak only when you
doubt your cause and tho majesty
of "A nations right asserted
This Is the same Woodrow VIII
son who now insists that wc shall
tic ourselves up In league with the
nations OF Europe and Asia for an
indefinite eternity. sacrificing the
rights that belong 10 us and the ann
billions OF free people TO live their
own lives without asking tho per
mission ut any foreigner of what
ever breed. Does he mean 10 say
that We are in the wrong, that We
are afraid to do right that We are
In doubt Of our cause 1t would
bc dtfIcult to find "A moro severe
nrraicnment of his prcscu, attitude
than the speech he made 1--WE years
ago.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-04
Horoscope


Neptune rules .sFongly for good
hate this day. according to astrologS
rHuus, Mercury and Mars are al
adverse.
II would seem that. owing to some
TACT that has been hidden relating
to world diplomacy. public senti-
meut regarding it Will be suddenly
~ rhc ''' stars are read as Rdicaung =
speeding up % peace agreements
and n better feeling regarding world
safety.
AstroloEcrs had predicted that In
certain circumstances the recent
great conflict would bc the lArt IN
history. but they now give warning
that another danger may arise with
IN the Span OF years allotted to those
who fought In France This may be
interpreted to mean in less than 80
years
Mars and Mercury IN trinc 10
Saturn give promise OF benefits TO
workers This is beneficial to Cm-
piuycs of city governments.
Trade unions como under the best
possible direction I'm the coming
months and they will grow rapidly
In power and numbers.
France and Italy are now under q
planetary government that is not al
together favorable to their wcil-hc.
1nE Fire. and riots are forecast
Illness may affect many proml-
rcnt men and women during the
spring and summer. There is also u
sign read Ha pr"SaginR some Sort of
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-04
The Struggle
"ro THEM THAT HATH


Edith was sewing a patch on the
knee or small Jacks stocking and
figuring at the same time how to
pare down expenses somewhere so as
Ia buy new rug for the living room
She had To set the morris chair at
an absurd angle now to cover up the
hole IN thc present fiAor covering
those cheap grass mats do wear out
81. once they start. since she had
used rice to replace potatoes, rice
had risen in cost Perhaps heluI
were cheaper. she must try and sec
II John would e&t, dried lima beans
As for hNCon. wlfrt~1, crimc' We'll
she was saving IA lirle Ivy buying
hutterine. anyhow and John hadn't
Kicked much Next time she bought
SHOES, for the children she was going
To try that composition STUFF that
they're using now instead NJ sole
leather Perhaps. with the riuld cut
ting out Of eggs and cream for few
weeks. and using more macaroni and
cheese, shc could manage the new
rug
Into her rcycrIc NJ economies
broke the light voice ot Fay Sum
Ucrs
Into hc- -,vrric " economies
broke the light NolrN uf Fay sum
mcrs
rive come tn invite YOU 10 my On
EagcmcnP+Rnchoon hrcczN the Elrl
a. she spread her chrtfoi-fk Skirt.
daintily lnthc nearest chnir
Ehith drew "A long breath as she
droaEcl her mind from her house
hold pyqhlcms and glanced up At the
externally loNcly Young spcndthriN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-04
Little Ben's Notebook
.::
It * TOR Y
A PLAY. .

A Play.
Scene. a battle field with orc 20
ing on An the American soldiers
retreeting on arrount OF hl.iuS bin
ordercd to and fseling tikc'it cnyway
Fred Feerliss tstandIura the -cl
Darn n I'm going to retrec. The
Fccr lisses never retrect
Ferst private. trctreetiag 2asD
Hay. you better retrce' If YOU don.
Wunt to wake up ded in some hos
pital
Fred Peerless. Tho Fccrlssos new
or rctrCet.
End private. Say rcIlo. there's
about s million Germins coming
and the ,i, Armistice xlni tin sln"d set
or rctreet
End privat" Ncvc: mind them -
YOU better beet H.
Genrel Hay, don't YOU see us all
rctreeting9 War dll YOU get u IL
ccnse to stand there and BLOCK the
traffiCk7
Fred Fecrliss The FccrlIsscs new
or retrcst.
Genrel Never mint changing the
subject Men. command YOU to
make this krazy e'nk rc,r"Ct
Fred Feerliss Noull haff 70 catch
me fcrst (Starts to run lords tho
enemies with the hole American ar
my chasing himD
Everybody, Hay. you. come back
hecr and retrcet
The Germins ChocSs it'a-ihCNre
not going, thoyrS CO .S,LA. tho
Germins retreei - sk ~
Fred Feerliss. 1uc vcktory is
ours
Gcnrel Wen, II wouJdcnt OF bin
n we hadcnt ~ chased you
Fred Fec There ant eny
gratitood in tho armv
The end.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-04
Ok lahona Outbursts

/ A. sc understand II. the -n op.
| pu4fIon Ia tho st,,r tib,rTuir,,i,
ctugoathc supporter. insisted on call.
ing 10 .sauliurIa
\ jennings Young HdN Of rrfrr.
mcui HIycrliscS for a positIps a..
cook IN q private family n the posi-
zion us out uf town references viii br
required 80 fret class cook ihose
dass can be too particular
The condition ~ the pavement
}'Hi"rdHy offered tho promoters ~
opportunity iu supplement their cf.
FORTS by insisting mat the germ laden
i,ih thuuld bo washed into the
sewers.
Two Young ladies NJ Ouiou an
nouuC' ,hn' they contemplate lsav.
NIX sometime toon fur sonc place in
Texas ~ engage on some KIND 81
business Ia" Cushcr hopes they
VIII have good lu,k in their new
'"ntur"
IN" NuskuEce Phoenix siN- Mrs
Brown. IN" woman candidate FOR
W"wh"r ~ 10 school hoard, main
uun"d lrad during IA" day but lost
In the 'uul count That has hap
p"ncd rp frcUuonltny in MuskuRcc
"'',tl"us ana goes 10 show. too. that
the counters are foiluWinE the pre-
'cdcni established hF Perry MuIor
1h"r" whs very light woman vote
IN The recent election IN oklahoma
Ci'J duo 70 the tact that 80 many ~
tho women thought when they voted
IN the primary they had done al thnt
vas necessary one society hdy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-04
Phones
Daily Food


Messed is the people that know the 10y
fol sound they shall sAlk u Lord. In tho
light Of Thy oouptcuanre rAu lVhNis, 10.
Blest arc the souls that hesr and know
The gospels Joyful sound
Peace shall attend the Path they 70,
And light their stepA surround
In Thy name shall they rejoice all the
day. and In Thy Righteousness thsll they be
exalted. Pea lrSIiL l6
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-04


@ S' m ana Of 'Ty m n Ha m "a, ans "I5 m SS, " o " E H @
! !. . /. . /. !.
had been fo the " "cscn, m@.rerful y and doInreG,
nnythns tnooeh. and translated gI
his s though, have the r,ght
aI'Ha,sSos,o r,"arS c ""a %go .a
to p judgment ihc
studied intimately many Gfrcqr
mn ] % Of % GqHG the .Gy'. % n ",% % Gr % % @ % G% ' % @ ] TO
mont w.h9son ana the hoid tins statement with meI
" % % sam" ", S rs,s or , % o, IN an % r Glos r Of s or y
which ,n ambassador thus privately c'prosson
are % %"cs : s,sa Ssss "@ s%1 @ they g % Of gGr ~. @
profsropa
but . en- h,r % @ mot " % "%
ana % rnr ia" % nat would I'D satisfy eyer" m%orM amno Th % h"
%@ ST %@ WnsnnsS% ] S" @ 10 to & 90 mss the in "Sn %GN % ne Sco"o
to the power that wG" Ss to the n,@mG OF McwGorl and Mew
% T" m r s "" n os % " tho iT up & c '4 in m H
.rr[GG "hS ~ nSS % OF 3 Gr't" @ "%5 0sep at heavy
naive @pnTs patriotism, pubic
% S s s+s 'f ~%
Tn, n @ ] a %sp the S". Dqg % % %p1s ring
"G @ Ss % %% M %' Tm s %Sn y % S%Sh @ %N and "sS % ] "@S @ %
f%% among S TH wnS9 he left tho G"%"ry WeS M % was m amnas.ao to
cctcd with Tho good Of the service
I ThG % %os st SnS,,%" @ @ factor in sH.s the light n in
or csrc @ to 20 & n ] hc pn % c"p . n M, % & G"gm" b ] S
IN" @ egu'G G@"Tr % %as limited o"l} by G, ~ and oh
om o m W Ny cx was hat % ovS c % m o "| ma boy @ % ain
executive position was people
N'tn, himself "snt merit Rps his talents '"% "%daSe G % S in
by resident
,ss aid many
s esS ,S9 d, % iy,
@ % of all 9% PeSD % & aUd in whySr manner
saSs SS S No" o % the a 'P & % ,aa @ mere her m a % ana s % % The
psG"r p%% %%S S %S ] M" AND rc T S r G &
nanG Writing We to Sc the pSs int %sG" ] % a
oG ou TH heS S %" W.T." @ s by G"s e " ~' s % S
wG' So as to my %ns ' ana eo
ANY "'5 Gpd %i"
po y anG follow hs SGv conu every Member more OF congress s %G %h
common
s ,s tint ans g.ss 's ssm S % s @ sa ] 3 the
practice this senator's and Sy" Win b
pointing Sos co%fr%ca o ' pacSc s a" by
confirm appointment the state
GyaHsG ,pgemimen, eppco% the
or course do nothing for any man unless chose to nominate him In
troH state to appo"@cns n
My to insist absolute fitness including honesty.
nd where there snsn g to refuse even to dus win
@ & %a s % @ S.o ana SS @ Sa n @ Sgs % ] of
n no" f @ "S S but % @ % judge "S c TnS d n any & sqo
% Sy a" % %S gwen c @ano ] S'f the %" ,Sr S agscs % o
~
NewE
int he
To the fricn
foil owi on
want to wurkwit o wurk with
bothnu nd OF
the O In tho
Judge ann " n
appointed Holt % hr
a II ri
to me
Ike t { q % Inn
10
to
a ,ppon
in fcl the be Of n
could q D
To he
News Syndi.,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-04

the desire 10 make the government the most ftittNt
instrument advancing the interests OF tho people
whole the interests ut the average men and women uf
the nltrd States and Of their rhiron do not think
Ovrrstac the when say that most Uf IN" men
who dld the best work under frlt that ours whs
ncrshp that an stood on tho sam" level OF pur-
and service" ana that 10 mdticcd not what position
any Of us held so 'ong IN that position lac gave
the very best that IN him. We worked very hard;
but made point Of getting couple OF hours oN ctCh
day FOR equally vigorous play. IN" men H'h whom !
then played whom huEhurly grew 10 ctl the Ten
mis- cabinet have been mentioned IN previous chapter
~ this book In connection with IN" gu they gave me At
the last breakfast which they took at the whit" hous"
There were many others ~ the public service under Iu"
whom I happened ~ play. but who did their
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-04

Elihu Root. always u conscrva.
tive, favors the league OF nations
providing only six changes arc made
In the original draft
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-04

Sometimes IL looks like the peace
conference needs u pinch hitter TO
cloan up the bases observes tho
usually optimistic Dallas News.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-04

Mr. Wilson now realizes he had
better have insisted In the first
place ON his point FOR an open peace
cning 10 spill tho beans 10y firing
the ccnsors 50 that the public may
know what is going on over there
We fear hc has delayed this action
so long that the public has formed
such n well grounded suspicion that
II viii take moro evidence than he
can produce 90 remove.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-04
-A utobiography 0f-----
Theodore Roosevelt


debt Of gratitude thom From the heads OF the
OF
Jealous efficient
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-04

There Is ono thing you may say
about Col House, George Creel
never had an opportunity TO mis-
quote him.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-04

" would be interesting to know
Just what branch of labor unions
Mr.. Dobs represents and controls.
Perhaps tho strike he predicts when
tho 4. y. marshal takes him IN
charge may develop the answer
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-04

TiLgN NORNlSG W0Ebp ......
NYNniR or TlIF ASSOCIATED rNtS7
Ihr ,no1srci press N e'r.w''r.', tn,.
tUri tu uc lar ior relNhli'-u"h 'l
100. dt.p.istrs sr.diird to II or not oth"f
sIss ,tsdrI u mis- .psp,r and Al" tho
'oeaI ucs, ruhushrd herein
suRs,RirTIOS RAIDS BY MAIL. IN
ND\Nk1F
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-04

re- rr-employ the soldier, first, bccaus"
return, second, because the soldier r
has endured hnrdships and rtykch
death or ~ least offered himself
for that purpose, to make the world
tnfr Tor tho employer as well aa tho
rest ~ uH aud the employer B
therefore under very special ob.
hEntun 90 him
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-04

what are YOU republicans going
to do about tariff legislation in the
next congress Rsks n democrat
" no has had hts feelings hurt, Know
ing President Wilson's desire to
throw the home market open to the
world regardless ~ the interests OF
American labor. what's the use Of
trying TO do ANYTHING Ho would
veto any law tending TO protect
homo Industries the next congress
might pass anyway
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-04

Says Jay u. House in Topeka Cap
ital! "PresideRt Wilson isn't so
sure as he was. GHo is reported as
having recently consulted Lloyd
George. and many believe he will
take France and Italy into his con
fidence before concluding his peace
negotiations with Germany. Per
sorthllyi we have always believed the
countries which bore the burden of
the war should hc consulted.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-04

tr,i,on Vas the devol
AZ II hrrauc undcrEt'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-04

A. wc understand ii the -~-n np.
position to the state tub"rculusls
'hnl'prlnm IN the Legislature waA be
'tu7"othc supporters insisted on cuIl.
tuE 10 aauIiufia