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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-08
MARKETS
SPECIALTIES RULE
IN EXCHANGE TRADE
iancous GrOnp--ieNas and Mcs,
Pet Make High Records

NEW YORK. oct Specialize n
dominated tudaN'H very ilvolN stock
market FOR a time the movement
comptehending variety " issues
whose technical position ana high
price levels restricted dealings TO
limited proportions
Activity Centercd IN lhr oil mo
tor. equipment, leather. food and
miscellaneous groups. whore new
high records were madc by Texas
company. Mexican Petroleum Gtn-
oral Motors Kelly Springfield Tire.
Eudicutt-JohnS0n and Worthing'un
pump These stocks made gross gains
~ : TO 10 points, while Saiioual
biscuit advanced - points
Some ot these gains were severely
impaired or entirely forfeited lu the
reaction of the last hair hour. when
ynll money duplicating its reccr Q
movements rose 90 a. per cent af,rr
lho customary opening rate NJ o
per cent
United states steel was conaplcu
Gus throughout the session fur ITO
hnckWardnrss At no time did it ,d.
vance more than q fraction. react
ing = points II closed at slight
loss a~ did few affiliated shares
Shlppings we're prominent during
the early and intermediate stages or
the session. hut fell hack later when
Atlantic Gulf temporarily lost most
nf - advance Sales amounted TO
$50 coo shares
ln'cruatiouals tended higher but
Liberty Issues we're barely steady
Total sales. par value. $4,000
pld United STATES reg stored - t~.
c'lned y per cen. on cal
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WITH THE OIL MEN

/ on his own hook VI fFIbu' s''h
that the meeting ~ th' Iud"pchN'n
on men q association when he s'h"' a.
ulod for ih' tlH' uI b'."heI Is h"Nh'
10 be vel. attended ana or h''''.
Interest man u"NhI Ito says 'h''
NE drSgaps vii nave w"'"e '',''
FOR husInra" and Jess Tor ',i'' non
nov mat prohibition Ire in 'iI".
Iu the MarliuI Delegation a.
Plshuska at Mondays aa.o he f"..
loving were on hand and were ut'.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-08
ANTI SALOON LEAGUE
WORKS IN ENGLAND
Norkrrs Getting Pay for rfforts In
Help Make Itritain Dry--Dry
Campaign In fuii swing.

LONDON. oct 7.--Th. Anu sa.
loon leaEue b. paying from $3.50 10
tJO0R month 10 American spellnlnd-
ers Who arc working to make Great
britain dry. lt was lcarnnd TO-DAY at
headquatIers The prohibition cam.
palEn rs now IT, full swing with a
large corps % men and womeO
speakers working all over Tho coun-
There la nn astonishing mum
Der Of women among the dry work
IN Ue' ~. leach Carrr vice chair.
man Of tho cS"cutiye committee uf
the AGt-SalCor League OF America
and formv. professor Of theology at
NhndrrJi university, Nashville,
Tenn. declared that The great NOR
a victory In the United states would
assist the campaign In GrcAt Britain.
Among the latest American sp~ak-
cr, ia !~tIr arr Dr william {.
Poole ami George A Henry.
Frac.i'Jl' all OF the money he
hind the Brush campaign was raised
IN the United States aAd the b.uk ~
% was collected through voluntary
suhscripg hy church conErrEa-
lions, according to Or. Carrs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-08
LIFTING OF MOVIE TAXES
IS OPPOSED IN THE HOUSE

WASHING oct --Opposi-
ton TO repeal OF the moving picture
taxes Was voiced today by Repre-
ttntausrs Furdncy and kltchin Of
the house ways and means commit
tee, Vhcn tlr'scntatiyes OF The in
dustrS urged that this c.sss OF war
taxes be lined
ChArlss &. Fcttijohn indianapolis
chairman OF the committee on icgls-
lailon Z ne national association OF
the moyinL picture industry and
charles lie'pe Jersey city, ask3t
lha' the taEes be repealed. on the
ground hat the attendance at the
'heaicrs had been greatly reduced
Both claimed that moving pictures
viii be Il ng factor IN ailayins un
rest ihrouIhCu' the country and that
tho indu' ~ has never staged a fiim
cncOuraS ~ hClshcvism IN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-08
Cott0nased Market

NV YONk O|T FoTT0vIng INN
s'srt rouortc-d oll tutucd rsty 9TH ard.
but again s'cadIri on urfavorsb's crop srd
weather rtsA from tho south and 10
sympathy uIh cotton PINS prices uFfs
in l0 tH.rs net tower SAFES 700 bar
re-. Tenders 500 barrels Prime crude
ZOO prime .umntr velov tpot 81 So.
October N'I a. Novsrhrr $50 O. Deem
hrr so .n. Iaruarr $40 .. February
i20 20 March $50 a.. iuuI tn0 90. Nav
3 go hH. prime winter yr' o~ t21 Is prime
fumurr wu.fp So 90
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Fort Worth Live STOCK

FORT WORTH fetm Oct o. Cattle.
Rrrpip', 500 head mArktf dthgxy hr~ys,
- n0d1 10 90 sio-kers 8 tudg SO. ro~a
~ 900 st r uU. heiierp ~ iumG SO. bulls
Z. nnm On. calves 90 0oGi1 90
lloga- Receipts 600 head market
stead, heavy 80 nuH ~ 20 medium
81 st6 itun light St'p1ml6l5. MIXED
- 500 qn. common slifU0 / b 30
pIEs tlOu0Wlt
Sheep Receipt. 'O0 hrsd market
ftoad1 lambs so pua 3 90 vratllnsS
~ oUH . 90 we'trrf " hnn 10 90 ewes
81 ioma 10. cu''a Sto0d 10 goats t25
al Is
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-08
NEW sLNv MINISTRY FORMED
IrikO'itCh ~ Named Premier tc-
cor,iing Ia Advicc~ at Paris.

PARIS pct IA new ministry
for JgGo-S.Rvla has been formed in
Belgrade. according to dlapa' ches re
crlved here NJ Trlkoyltch has teen
named as premier. A. is stated. and
VI TrumhItch as minister OF foreign
affairs
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Homo OIL Refining company rs 10
the city visiting his many friends
l.. r.. Thorpe has returned from a
quick trip to chicago and will re-
main In the city for few daYn
John r. whnS with the Lake
sidr Petroleum company Of Chicago
Ia In the city
l. n Kirkpatrick or me Lake
Park Refining company has re-
turned from summers TRIP IN mo
raat and viii nov be back on me
job.
W y. Longfenow OF Woodrrrld
ohio, IL visiting his broihcr BAN
iyongfellow who has been showing
him tho sights and be was especially
Interested M the sale a. Lawhuska
n r. stonr an old newspaper
man. who n nov associated win tho
Seaman's Ot company. attended ihr
sale IN company win lihrry L.
Berry, manager. and found u q
mighty interesting experience
n ". 'oohlU ana w \ flhHN
berry ot Charlton iowa attended
the sale a. PuWhuHka ana are tour.
ing the oil country systematically
and have had many thrills. havioK
bsen az Drumrlghf during the riot
and MONDAYS sale where 40 much
money was IN evidence which made
a grand finale TO thcir trip
Carroll Mfrler. now vice president
Of the Guffy-Gillespie company. and
who has been associated with the
Philadelphia company Of Pittsburgh
and Is ono n The most prominent
gas men In the country having hunt
Eas plants In many foreign roun-
tries. Is In the city and was an inter
eating spectator at the shIe ~ Paw
hueka. lie will remain Tor several
weeks, going over tho GuffY Gillespie
properties He viii receive a warm
welcome here
r q Lilyslrand of The Oklahoma
Producing & Refining Co II here |
from New York and phlIadolphIa /
and Will remain permanently ana /
take an active part In The manage /
ment of lhr bic concern Ills wiz, |
n here with him They will meet .
warm reception from the business
men and society people of Tulsa
\ O. Ta'hot with the Western pe /
troleum company IS in the city and /
sayS that n the world series had /
been played In Tulsa he would have
been here several dRNH ago lie ~
mere introducing f. | Marshall "a
hh friends and customers and will !
hnd that the young man has already
rot good start IN making friends
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-08

Apparatus invented IN France Tor
s'eri.iFirS water with violet rt,~ au-
fumutrNNN opens "a valve and 3 -
'rr'S the wafer into \ drain should
.nr r1NS stop
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-08

the centers OF higher education was
voiced by Herbert Hoover, former
federal food administrator. IN an ai-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-08

dress before the Harvard club ~
California at dinner here. laK,
night
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-08

futures l0l b, ,sstro',ii, ,pot ~ iu
urrs i2O fr spot 2H1 ?, 90 friufoa
-. - ~ sd SPOT 20 ftufs, -
Nptitsr spot 81 futafs, a.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-08

coming for teachers in American col
ieges. The nation will be face to face
with dangerous Tadicallsm from
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-08

RDCOMING RADICAL
Iioo,cr Sc~~ Danger In Educational
tcpIrrs Under Prevent Salaries.

san FRANCISCO. oct warn
ing that unless better pay is forth
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l.. r. Thorpe has returned from a
quick trip TO chicago and will re-
main In the city for \ few daya
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-08

Avtatisn scientists have developed
= device ~ keep the pressure of air
n ths carhuretors of airplnnes ron.
siant REGARDLESS Of the altitude.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-08

John r. whnS with the lake
Sldr Petroleum company of Chicago
IL In the city
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-08

W. NJ Babcoch, pr"sideni OF M"
Homo OIL Refining company iH In
the city visiting his many friends.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-08

l. ~ Kirkpatrick or 'hc Lake
Park Refining company has re-
turned from summers TRIP IN mo
east and viii now be back on me
lob
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II + Sfonr an old Newspaper
man. who r. nov associated Win tho
Ssamans on COMPANY attended the
sale IN company win Harry l.
Berry. manager. and found u q
mighty interesting experience
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-08

W y Iongfeuow OF ~uodEfirld.
Ohio, IL visiting his broihcr haW
iyongfellow who has been showing
him tho aights and be vas especially
Interested lu the sale ht rawhuska
, 1919-05-12
Continued from 1st pGge.)

Criminal Law, but for a supreme offense
against international morality and the
s~anctity of treaties.
The ex- Emperor's surrender is TO be
requested of LELAND and a special trlbu-
nal set up composed of one judge from
each of the five great powers, with full
guarantees of the right Of defense. 1t IS
to be guided by the highest motives OF
international policy with a view OF vim
dicating the solemn obligations of inter
national understandings and the validity
of international morality and will fix the
punishment it feels should be imposed.
Persons accused of having committed
acts in violation of the laws and customs
Of war are to be tried and punished by
military tribunals under military law. 1t
the charge affect nationals of only one
State, they will be tried before a trl-
bunal of that State; if they atfect
nationals of several States, they will
be tried before joint tribunals Of
the States concerned. Germany shall
hand over to the Associated Gov
ernments either jointly or severally
all persons so accused and all documents
and information necessary to ensure full
knowledge of the discriminating acts, the
discovery of the offenders, and the Just
appreciation of the responsibility. The
accused will be entitled to name his w
council.
ITO be continued.
, 1919-05-12

Common sense tells you that a clogged
up system will surely make you feel sick.
Keep in good health by using DAVIS
LIVER PILLS. Small pill small does
effective.
, 1919-05-12

See that the druggist gives you PAIN
KILLER for cramps and collie. 1t was
probably used in your family before you
were born. There is but one PA1NKlL-
LEX, PERRY DAVIS No upright
dealer offers substitutes.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-10-16

See Bettersworth for anything you
nesd-
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DEEDS RECORDED
and Transactions as shown by the
Records Of Fulton County.

r. e. Ea~ter.lus Deb Jordan cham
piuu. - acres between Stale and ih-
rrty roads $500
Hickman Building & Loan Assn. go x
- Wilson. Iot Ne. = Henry Addition.
S4aS
Nr~ BETTE Elliott. TO her son. y.
: Elliott. lot in Henry Al 81
VI r. Shaw to Russell a. Johnson.
] u lots Zoo BurruS Al $500.
n r Fields 20 r. e.. Collins. Do No.
2g1 in West Hickman. >22l
W a. Fiuney and a. J. Biuford to
.O a. Wolverton. J. W Elliott and r
r. Eouduuut. - acres off south side
Of the Weleh tract. S:as0.
The above purchasers 90 Albert law
SON. same property. $500
Hers bel r smith Co W Levi CHS
holm half interest in lots 90 4fh and
Lake streets. az Fulton. S2ooo.
r. X Henry to 4. " Major. A. lots
iu Industrial League the Dr. x. Il.
Roger home place $1,000.
= W smith 10 w T Grlsson south
half OF lots 21S21g In West Hickman.
$500
r T. johnson % Fulton County
Board Of Education. small tract for
negro school in lower bottom leased
for 500 per year
Dr. e. ". Curtin and Judge - !.
Stair % Fulton county 3 lots In Park
Addition to Hickman. S42o shed
for housing the county's road machin-
cry will be- erected ON these lots.
r. W Stevenson 10 ;. y. Bennett. 60.
acres OF the old n y Finch place, 81
$50
: y. Bennett 20 Roy Walker. 60
acres. $500.
NJ u Brown 10 her daughter Mrs.
Jordan Champion. a. acres. love and
affection
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PAY YOUR TAXES
Don't Wait Unfi. Last Day; a. You
May be- Disappointed

would advise taxpayers. who Do not
want 90 pay the penalty. Ca call and pay
their county. state and school taxes
now The books are more complicated
this year than heretofore and | shall
not employ any extra force % handle
the business al the last minute. as
have been la the habit 81 doing. II you
happen % De- one n the last minute
"a xpayers aud cannot get waited ON.
don't blame me. as you have ample no
tice And those who have not paid by
Dec. I. 1919 will have 20 suffer the
penalty. no exceptions Pay now-ii
will save trouble for both Of Us
Respectfully.
SWANNE WALKER.
Tax Collector r. e
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-10-16

We wish 10 express our appreciation
and gratitude 20 our friends aud rel
ati-es for the beautiful floral offerings
and their words of sympathy Ia us In
our berea vement.
Mrs. Laura Burnett and daughter.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-10-16

New Fail Dresses Of fine mems wear
Serges Tricotine. Silk. Satin. and Sat
inc and Georgette cOmbinatiOns-many
different styles to choose from Every
wanted color and black. Specially
urinnl M
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piles Cured In o 20 - DAYS

i,-,,ssi.t. refund money n PJ>ZO OINTMENT falls
10 cure Itching Blind bleetlns or Prosrudins Pile.
instantly relieves Itching Piles. and You can get
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-10-16
Trade and Save

When shopping at this store you are
always assured Of getting your moneys
worth and a saving besides. our stock
was bought when the market price was
down. and now we are selling far be
low the present wholesale market price.
our Fail line Of dry goods. shoes. no
tions. hosiery. ladies' Ready-to-wear.
i complete and as usual ready Deserve
you.
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Silk PetticOdtS

The largest selection Of styles we have
ever shown. New fall colors in change
able, solid and in combinations or Jer-
sey and Taffeta-
Also. excellent values In scalloped and
embroidered Satin
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-10-16
Groves TasteIess chill Tonic

restores vitality and energy by purifyins and en-
riching the biood You can -oon feel ~ Strength
euluz Iuvisoratius Effect. Pricc Co..
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With county health officer de-
voting his entire time To looking after
the public health and a bacteriologist
ready at any moment 10 run down the
germs that lurk. Fulton county ought
10 show an Improvement in her NOR
tuary tables. This innovation becomes
effective on Nov. LIST.
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LICENSED TO WE'D
County Clerk Henry Has Issued the
Following since Last Week


Since last report only One couple
has veutured into the state 81 matri-
mony. but they were not suIersti-
tlous pair having secured the license
an the 18th 81 the month. They are
Henry Prcslie Thorp. age Il. son OF
Hosea ThOrp and resident OF onion
county. and Miss Nellie Davidson, age
81 daughter Of Bob Davidson. Of Ful-
TON county. The groom gave his oc-
cupation as that Of n farmer.
pr 7. A. Phelps. who will devote his
entire time 10 county health ana SAM
tarv conditions. ought 20 give lick
man the -oncs over" He will have full
authority 10 enforce a general clean
mn. which ought TO be done at once.
A. result Of the Government cut
I'm meat prices in disposing OF the sur
plus army stores. the Cudahy Go. an
nounced that II will offer 1.ppOoo
pounds OF bacon direct 10 consumers
at 20 cents a pound
%
The W. o. W lodge at Union CITY
has closed n contract 20 play the Su-
perior Exposition Carnival In Union
CITY. beginning Monday, Oct 20 ana
continuing until Saturday night.
City politics continue 10 grow IN IN
terest.
See Bettersworth for anything you
sssd
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-10-16

Did you read the Hickman Hard
ware Cos. ad IN last weeks poper-ii
not look n up and read IL in this weeks
paper.
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LET'S EAT at the Busy Bee.
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Trimmed Hats

Stylish SILK Velvet and Plush Sailors.
Turbans. Poke effects. etc, neatly trim
med. Youth find some Of the prettiest
and smartest hats shown this season
in Black, Brown. Taupe. Navy. Purple
and Beaver Moderately priced At
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Corsets and Brassiers

We carry the well known line Of KABO
LIVE MODEL CORSETS and BRAS
sIERS All kinds silk camisols KABO
line childrens under bOdys
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Grouping many dozen Of superb Blous-
- Of sheerest Wolfe and Organdy- Most
" white waists for women and Misses.
Many styles Of charming newness, hat
and rolled collars. s1.25 and Sl-5o
values. special Al
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city politics continue to grow in in
tereSt.
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a selection Of smart Fall styles. por-
traying the very latest mode. New Col
ors 20 match or harmonic with the
tailored or more dressy suit Georgette
Crepe and Crepe de Chine. at our
usual popular price
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-09
AMERICAN GUNS
SUPPORT ATTACK
ON BOLSHEVIKI.
British and Russian Troops
Advance for Purpose of
Heading Off Flank
Movement.

Archangel, Feb. S.-Allied forces
advanced FIVE miles down the Petro-
grad road from Kadish yesterday.
Two bolshevist guns were captured
by the allies during the fighting.
Arehangel, Feb. S.-British and
american machine gun and trench
mortar units, began an attack at 10
a. III. yesterday against the boIshe-
wiki on the Petrograd road south Of
Kadish There have been no final
reports on the results Of the fight
ing.
The infantry went forward after
the Canadian artillery had silenced
the enemy artillery in a lombard
ment of several hours. The attack
was made for the purpose Of pro-
teeting the American positions at
Sredmakrenga, about so miles east
ward, from a flank attack.
The bolshevilli are shelling the
American positions in the Vaga
sector continuously.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-09
U. S. LABOR men
ASK EIGHT-HOUR
DAY STANDARD
Right of Trial by Jury Another
Plank in Proposals Pre-.
scented by American
Delegates at Paris.

Paris, Feb. s.-Ths American
delegates on the commission on in
ternational labor legislation of the
peace conference has submitted the
following proposals to the commits
sion:
1--WE declare that the following
fundamental principles should I'M
derlie and be incorporated in the
peace treaty:
"a league of the free peoples of
the world in a common covenant
for genuine and practical co-opera-
ton to secure justice and, therefore.
peace in the relations between ma
tons. -t..
"The entrance of any free nation
into the league of free peoples of
the world shall be inherent.
mo reprisals based upon purely
vindictive purposes, or deliberate
desire to injure, but to right mani
fest wrongs.
Recognition of the rights of
small nations and OF the principle
no people must be forced under a
sovereignty which il does not wish
to live
"No territorial changes or ad-
justments of power except in the
furtherance of the welfare of the
peoples affected and in the further
ance of world peace. rs&
THAT in law and in practice the
principle shall be recognized that the
labor OF a human being is not a
commodity or an article of COM
merce; r+
Involuntary servitude shall not
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-09
BARON PROVES
bum ACTOR AS
TELLS OF LOVES

The baron relates how MAT and l,
dear and true friends as we were up
to his DEATH" discussed the greatest
thing in life, a pure woman.
"Nat ought to know" his excel
lency said. "He was married a
good many times and ] am ready to
takes his place. (The Grand Finale)
Yes, ladies and gentlemen, / will
follow him for / am open for mat
rimony again, / am looking for a
100000 wife as told Omaha
through the papers before" Thirty"
for the baron.
In the second act the two Broad
way dandies are taken through the
sIums and land in Flauigan's alley,
the toughest place in all New York.
Naturally. loaded dice, beer-drinking
cops and the ever necessary ALLEY
rats" are not missing. A patriotic
scene, introducing the different al.
lied nations, concludes the perfor-
nance.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-09

exist except in a punishment for
crime OF which the party shall have
been duly convicted;
Trials by jury should be estab-
lished;
"The right OF free association,
free assemblage, free speech and the
press shall not be denied or
abridged;
"That the seamen of the mer-
chant marine shall be guaranteed
the right of leaving their vessels
when the same are in a safe har-
Dor;
mo article or commodity shall be
shipped or delivered in international
commerce in the production OF
which children under the age of 10
years have been employed or per-
mitted to work;
No article or commodity shall be
shipped or delivered in international
commerce in the production of
which convict labor has been EN-
ployed or permitted.
1T shall be declared that the
workday in industry and commerce
shall not exceed eight hours per
day, except in case ii extraordinary
emergency, such as danger of life
or property
THE sale or use for commercial
purposes of articles made or manu-
fractured in private homes shall be
prohibited
1T shall be declared that an ade-
quate wage shall be paid for labor
performed--a wage based upon and
commensurate with the standard OF
pay conforming to the civilization
of the times. ..s. RI
That equal wage shall be paid to
women as is paid to, men for equal
work performed.
The Incorporation of the points
laid down by President Wilson"