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~ papor md diycd with disregard
~ u'unhngucuCDs into the water
problem
lio finally emerged, fairly drlp
rinE ana spuit'fluE figures Those
"hu were in hup"s ~ hearing a uoV
argument from tu, opposition were
% appointed FOR u|rr4 only Tackled
.hurh and forth 100 spite NJ contra.
llr'uiy ui,rDufN Nuia In hIs state.
iu"n's. on the HunIg Shell crock
r"-'fFoir NJ conflicting tax rgutrR
IHo. eminent Mr.. DigEN spent most
2 hlN unlimited i'm, 100 referring fec
uuF Alurito tax schedule. which ms
been .urc'uaIt,lY dHpru,ru. And
similar 'o ihr prD,cfnIII straw D.sr'
Iuk figures we're ~ uc had 90 clutch
ct 'u me last rsus
Neither Holland nor Diglg cvrph-
ghDI amy new flrfs Repeatedly
would thoy forget tho rcrl - sues lr
ftlkp for 900 attack upon The Nur.l
nud iH editors Apparently D.res
was much more Interested in dU.
r.. editing The World because ~ lH
uotlon iD rcntlng his ny figures
than be- was Interested In arguing
nrnlnm tho bonds
"swcHIr' Mcfarland appeared
with hH fDvorltr bottle NJ wlfor o.
tho conclusion ~ thc meeting ard
stated Hs usuoi that he had Just como
from SuoNinuw. regardless of the
fact thai ho -Ia Vcou NJ the meeting
earlier in 'hc evening "Smollli"
told some NJ tho a1'is thDt ho got
The wator from fldium sprlng near
Spnvlnn9. and some of thcm ho-
liovod him shake u well md 81
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"Smellit" Mcfarland and
Eminent MIR. DiggS Open
Street Program for Ants

opponents "I me '',g"O."'V
II".''' 'hi"uRh Nh''h i".H' In 10
''.'.h mo ''.' "'.'' 'N'...nS FOO 'h'
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-24

ing to swclier In a jury room for a
frw DAYS FOR Tho cake of the Justice
they nigh, accomplish FOR some In
noccnt accused held in' j1il for lack
of bond This jury was called 'o
consider cases which had arisen
only within mo past six weeks after
mo regular term session was held.
The initial case was against Ice and
Jcff Dolin and william Green. They
are accused OF having spirited 2.70O
SW. okla. 90 Duncan. Okla. The
three deny the theff. claiming 10
have purchased the materials from
soldiers
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-24
D. S. C. AWARDED TO
ELEVEN A. {, F. TROOPS

WASHINGTON. June 25-The
award ot the distinguished service
cross to II officers and men OF the
American cVpedluonnry forces ami
10 nino members OF the French
army by General pcrhlng In the
name Of President wilson. was an
nounced by the war department TO-
day
Among the Americans honorcd
were capt Fred q. Albright. Gar
land Kan: First Lieut. Rex 4.
Enochs, Carlisle Ind Srrgt Elmer
T. Guthrie. Hutchinson Kan. Corp
Geo CovIlle. Marceline Mo- PVT
Harry A. Erchenhrack. Quincy
wash
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-24
PROMINENT POLITICIAN
OF TEXAS IS KILLED

FORT WORTH, Texas, June %.
State Senator W. : Bell, one OF the
best known politicians In Texas, is
dead today. his sdn Everett Is seri-
ously wounded. and Mr. and Mrs.
James Gafford injured in a pistol
duet fought AT midnight Saturday
night IN the little town OF Croweu.
Fotrd county. according TO word
brought here today
The battle is said TO have followed
the sudden death OF Mrs. Fred Bel,
wife Of A son NJ Senator Hcll and a
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Gafford.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-24
FIGHT ON VENEREAL
DISEASES Is URGED
DR.. D. =, GlnSsCock, Speaking Before
Medical Society SAYS National
Legislation IL imperative

Tint national legislation Is needed
~ runblo med.cu. science OF the
country 30 cope moro adequate ly
with socla, diseases. wus The opinion
expressed last night by br, f. S
Ghsscock. prominent Kansas CITY
physician, In speaking before ar
open meeting OF tho Tulsa county
medical society Doctor GlHssCoch
pointed our that the doctors ot the
country were the logical persons TO
fight social disc SEES out said that
any organized campaign 10 chock
'hr spread o. tho mnlldy was I'M
possible rs legislation hdd not Been
provided giving the necessary power
The meeting last night In the
chamber Of commerce assembly was
mo last uC the summer Hcheduic OF
The society Doctor GlaSSCuCN uisO
attended banquet OF the society at
he k"trhun hO,G. AZ 1880 O'cloCn
yCSt,'GtN
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Mnnla CIn.n NclntInnr.

WASHlNGTON. June 22.--Nrces-
sity for the United States and RraNl
TO work together for the building up
ID, the world In the age In which
ISOLATION is fatal TO nationalitics was
pointed out 10y Dr Epitace Pessoa
prosidcut-cle OF Brazil. In an ad.
dress tonight a. a d!unor given IN
his honor by Secretary OF the Treas.
ury Glass.
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JUDGE WILLIAMS HURRIES
HEARINGS AT M'ALESTER

spceih ~ The World
M.ALESTER. Okla. June 23--'1
couldn't take vacation. knowing
that lo' of men were sweltering In
prisons because had failed 10 eXpe,
dite their trials" That explanation
for the call OF a special grand jury,
given by Federal Judge u. l.. VIII
llams In his remarks 10 the 20 men
selected here today. made them will
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-24
AUCTION OF SOULS"
A REMARKABLE FILM
IL TclIs Better Than Words the tn
bclic,ablc Suffcrings Endured bl
These People During War
GIRLS ARE SOLD TO WEALTH
shows Camps Nhrrc Girls We're
Hcr,lcd bY Turks for Kcvclry
Then Released ~ Wrecks.

11,cn Rcl,,.rJ ns Mr,,L.
Armenia is f1r away hu' the
,,.,eli,.s tphrp.,p ,rucIti,4 that
.....,.., ..,,.,.,.
nav" "''n ''''''" "'"h '''
ants arc brought clunr'y tn no pee.
pie or Tulsa la the remarkable pic
49,, o,,,,,.... 90, .....,. .t..,,.-
~" R"'hI u''i'r Yesterday ana con
tuuing throughout 'hc tn'ir' week
. T,kfng IA, pr,unI ,,HerIrn,r OF
,n..,.,, ...r,... ,....,,,,,r
WV WI wv '''' ''''''" '' '''
girh. me STORY M AIfoia Mnfd'F''
n.an. cultured dhurhIrr m BANKER
ana merchant "' ma. stricken '"'h
liN. IL pic.u''d Ei1ph''lIh lhn '''N.
i''IN. Th' t|u wa maze M 'h'
country D. icIIs about ana Nj Nr''h,
ana mo Io''N 'i'N OF van. no H'll
deserts me nom" IIl' ana Elr'''
n"NVi'l'' or N'l' i"r''fn hn 'hii-
ON people are pictured real
hI'AIIN
'Nurora wH rlrI nH real ana 'fN"
or any IoN'N american nh"Eh''i
IN" h"d IN" Wl"i"''une TO ''ii''
mn" opp'a,''aF eve OF ne sultan
hhd 'h"uFn h't t'l' p" MN ""nIN
nave meant alnn'Elf t't lh" tnnIN'
h,f ia.hcT repeatedly fcIuh"d Z" sac
r'lc" hef. Al 10 no use hh' was
uIlV'H win mem ana ih"u"hn1H "I
"'h'iH mo IlI' 'n'i was NN'hE
ac'ln' Nnt saw ne. 10 .h'r hh'
n'"'nft nuIu'''" ''''I' nor t4E'
ger IiUle nt''h'it ,hu N'AI'.H 'hi"Wn
IN ,n' 'ea or hn'nnohtn On NV
nnys',l,m JEI'.'n ,'e ,"'u' H'N
n'r u."'i'i u'' "l N's LN'l,oh IN"
brohrn near ana hers'f l'ti 10
N"unol %" luI"ubu one n"IroI aiI'I
hnoUneI uu," rescued az INC
INC cLeHe oi me war ana brought 10
NHl''loh 10 zen neI Story th"l or
tanIIed ''"'i "'shl De hehl 10 h''
people
When Arincnihns Love.
pItiV I'N' interest runs
thI"uth n' No'N or aurora Whloh
~ u,NTt bnh'H' from 'he tIIst
pelng me holuIhg i"N" OF young
ana pio'nhlnE Armenian y"uth
VINO mhNsH any sa'Illloe ana sur
iers any nNdNh'p IN 'uIdo, In pro
o 'nu ~ ne ioi merry hoped 70
"'SNe ~ h's VIE
:, ~, &c par paved repreSehllnE
,,,,, rul,n u,nnnn D teal chaiacler hnu
penulltul ElF' ~ Cnnige of me Eng
49,.
NnoNH ma 'ne lhhunan luIk was
~ ~, ap,''s ul P1rsonA. ernhp7
- w w sInN' WatN't Jus
pay 'ne most appaillhE Weatmen
uI ~, Wh.re EltlN herded 'ogether
ny nanus or mhrhuuerH are pnt upon
we plock ana turhed ana iwiHieh 10
snoN 'nelr torm hhu race 20 adVan-
ubo Wlore pphpes'Ve buyers
among me rloh men III was mere
Ihat cunah came, When, disguised
utN, me man VINO ioNed her
nonsht her ana me English teacher
bnu oNrrlen mem away 70 eppehr
hi'er months OF h'h'hl ana Hutter-
ing before me people or America
W HNlhg example or me wrecks
OF womanhood nnnt nave been left
upon thhl oespoilrd country
me camps OF the ,urlNen refugees
rnoWlhs we ems where ihe young
women ere hraRrcd al nlght Tor me
reVtH OF me soldI'rs ana me de-
spoiers 10 be freed NJ dawn physi-
cal and heari'rending wrecks; tho
scene showing the Young girls
halleh 70 me row OF crosses hs an
example 10 those who do not pro
nounoe Mohammed the one ana only
'ou ana accept me moral stan dnrd
W ute among INC believers all lS
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CnthoIlc I.hnrntnr. Nicct

ST LOUIS. Mo. June 23-Tht
sixteenth annual convention OF the
Catholic Educational association wa>
opened informally here tonight with
a reception 20 the delegates More
than 500 delegates are attending the
convention which formally opens lo.
morrow morning continuing through
Thursday
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sM,lnIIsta 20 MccL

NEW YuRK. June 22--An
"emcrgency" uationa. convention %
the socialist party has been called
To meet In Chicago on August 30
to consider the action OF the ma
tionRl executive committee In can
ceiling the charters OF "A number
OF left wing or extreme radical
organizations according to an an
nouncement made here tonight The
split In the party has been en-
phasiZed by tho assembling In thls
city Of left wing" national CON
vrntion which IL now IN session
Defender Ia sail
MIAMI, Fla June 2a.--The old
cup defender Mystic, butt In 1881.
and winner over the British yacht
Atlantic In the race FOR the Ameri-
cas- cup, will sail tomorrow Tor An
tlIa. cuba. with a load Of lumber
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-24
White Goods Specials

McrCcriBcd Batistc.
30 inches wide and shown IN an extra
soft, sheer quality. for pretty unarrElr-
ments Per yard. special ,.......... 2'c
White Skirting.
Fine quality white Eaberdine for summer
skirts: washes and launders heauutu.',
SO inches wide Yard. special ..... Hs'
White SkirtinE.
shown In a very good quality In rI1l's
and striped effects 30 inches wide.
makes pretty skirts Yard. spccia, i'c
White Dress Wolfe.
Plain white dress voilc 80 inches Woo.
In a good quality and fine, soft finish
Priced, the yard, special ...''..'.. .-''
Second Floor.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-04
Como q los Antiques C&sores Recibbi6
Roma al Ipresidente Wilson

sc echaroG u vue!o y "a artlllerla
hizo el saludo acordado para >os mo-
"arcaS.
FL proerama arreg,ado para "ga,
saiar al nreSldente inciu,a entire 81
rumero de hoy. IN banquetc al que
a~sistira la Reina Maore Margarita
una reception en- cl Par!amento y III
banquetc Official prcsidido por el Rey
Victor Manuel. dcspues de Ia vista
que hari nj presjdentc, una deIega-
ci6n del Quirinal.
Por h nochc tendrl lugar ia ce-
remonia en- cl Palacio Municipal, en-
Ia que Sc conierira al P~rcsjdentc, el
titu!o Dc CiuGaGaDc de Roma. Dor
81 A!ya!dc dc cSta ciUdad.
N"nana tcrdra lUgar IN h>nq@e-
.c en- In Emhaiada Americana en-
horor del Primer Nag;slrado il los
EstaGcS Unidos. y oUrante el dia.
tcnGri isgar IA vista n S2nro Pa
Dire. en- 81 Naticann : 81 reception
81 /. Iglssia ProtcStante America
ma,
f. domingo probabIcmentc. 81
Prasidoutc SalGra par1 GGnOya Y a!
ycz haga una vista . Milan, : Il iu-
ne ria = turin. ur Iondc Saldry dc
rcgrcso para Paris. por Ia nocho
Todos Les "criodicos. 10 ohstan-
te E! hecho &c que aye. plbiicaron
Ia. -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-04

ROMA Enero &.-El ;ren espe-
cial en- q que hizo Ct viajc el Pre-
sidcnte Wilson. de Paris 4 cs,a Ca
pital. lego . Ia cstacjon de Roma
hoy a las 1850 =. m. eG pGnto.
Una tremcGda ovaci0n : cStrcpj-
Josa aclamaci0n SaIio de las bocas
de la enorn:e multitud que Sc MALTA
ba c~ongrcgada en- Ia es:acio0. Guam
10 q convey Sc detuvo treuCe ii
salon real de espera que Sc ha,iaDa
trarsformado en- una ala aGoruada
cor severe gusco arrislico. altom-
brado con ricos tapiceS = engalauada
cor han6eraS Y fore.
II Gesccuder e. PreSidente De 81
carro. fat ra~ib;co cn Ia p!atator-
ma nor el R"y Victor Manuel. Ia
Rai4a Elem y la DuqIe>% de AoSUa.
La sonora Wilson fGe i@ualmenCe
recib;da nos Sus Mage~rade@ y "a
DuqUesa qlieneS Ia aCasajarou Y lie
obscG1iaroG IN ramiil"sc De flores.
Unc banda americans scco q Star
SpanGled Banacr. y toios los fun
r!orar;o> riv.les dcscLtrieroR,
mien.ras .7s mii.->ras s-aIuo1Oa1.
II reception n-cha Dor c! pueblo.
en- NADIA ceSmeree:o a i,s qle So L.
hi,ieron al Presidents en- Paris =
Londres. FL rodaS las csrac;oues
. 10 largo de II VIA fcrrca de Pa
49, Pomr 80 rrfburarnr ~ Pres
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HAGA SU CERVEZA

No c]ua.eJirr bch.da dalcc u dc las iiamI-
das ".asi ,cryrza.' s.ny X y"rLadcra ccr-
vcLa. sabtcsa. fucrtc, y cSIumosH.
lnin!straranu - listed I.Isstrc Cxtra"tc
do crrycza Victoria consistent ic lupI-
I, y na.ta dc To- m~ejore=, con 10 cuai pIS-
DE- uste.! hace- en- casa. scgun ~hucstr"s ms
truccion-S. IL rcjo: ccryeEa.
~ p-c.in Go Victoria Extract. Tar" H.
cc. II galoncs dc 5ucna cerve=a Lager. g Ic
800. Nl:indcaoS su dinero con su ordeT y
recin.r:i 81 articuID iibrc dc :GsLus. ~ r.
aricaci6u j." ccrycZa en- casa y cl cnyio dc
rucstro c~xtracto 4 ios EStados proEibic:ontS-
t.. - !ogli. Garan;izamos satisfaction.
EfCTORI: SUPPLY co.
CI- Morton Biz. New VI. y. y.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-04

ESCRIBtNOS listed NMEDIATAMENTE y \ FtELTA Or.
CORRED lie DARENOS INA INFORMATION CoNFLEtA ! DE-
T,TI,nk AiERC\ DE ESTA CIR NNDISIMA HENTALN Y LIE
DIRENOS Il. NJMERO ENACTO DE DiAS EN QtE LII PUNE
NOS - DINERG IN NENICO. ESCKIBA fol.
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.: -. = :. :. : :. :. :. !: :. :, :. :: :. ::

PARIS. Enero 3.-Hoy Sc hizo
del dominic piblicc que los mas
rcc;entcs contracts" q que hiZo re-
fcrcncia @! Ministro dc Re!aciones
! Ey.eriorcs de Francia. N. Pichon,
en- Ill recienie discourse en- IA CANA
IA De Diputados. celebrates entire
,Irgiaterra : Francia Y por los cua-
les 50 c.ta5leccn los dercchos fran
ceses en- eli Ala Ncnor. no 0 mas
que un grupo de trat"dos secretos
celebrates por eso> dos paIseS en-
Lcndres. en 1916 Y otro grupo pac-
tado entire Ingiatcrsa. fEancla y Ru-
sia en- t"l1. Trecisamcntc POGO
antics de que cstaiiara Ia ~rco"iuci9n
que derroci al g0bierno del Gar.
De acuerdo con los -rataJo: dc
/ Icrdres. Francia ticnc e. control
de toda In Siria. Lebanon Y n
partc de Armenia. c InGlarcrra de
i,oda II Mcsopotamia. Arabia sera
nroc!amado IN RENO independents.
Palesrin& tcndra una administra-
ci6n International. TodaS estas por-
clones del Asia Neaor = que Sc re
ricrca los tr&tados dichos y que
forman ahora partc dc TUrquia. Sc
ian Separates para sicmpre de ella
u Sc dciay& 4 Ia c~0nfcrencla dc paz
81 trabalo dc dctcrminar los !mltcs
~cyactos del area dc Ia Turquia re-
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0esaparecen pronto dolores
y mo.estias.
listed halEara que Ell Sloan's
Liniment alivis e! dolor
reum5tico mas agudo

ADl!queselo sin necesidad dc fric-
cionar, pueS penetrara en- los tejidos
naturalmente. Que inmensa Sensa-
ci0n de aiivio Sc experiments inmedia-
tamente:
Dolores eyternos. musculos adele
loridc5. coyunturas entumccidGS o en-
botadas, tendones ~lastimados, punza-
das en- Ia espalda. todas estas enter
medadcs no pueden r~esistir u las cua-
lidadeS cu"ativas del Sloan's Liniment.
Limpio. higienico Y Cconomico. Pre-
gJnte en- c~ualquicr drogucria acerca
dc q.
precio 3nc f0c Y $40
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PI7DlPFST FT 0C1PADA AVER PF0R TRR0OPPAS RAHI(EESSAASS

uayhu DC Irnsbruci, le,i"'Ho 2q'I
hoy
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-04
No Sc p%rometio oyrda HEGifaT
G los Tcheco-EsE6UGcos

WASHINGTON. Encro &.-La
Scrrcraria dc Estado declare aver
quo 81 ~objcrno american" 70 ha
nroMotido ayyda miijtar = los tchc-
co-aslovacos. :ino unicam"Htc as!s-
.rrfa rinanciera y ~oeonomica.
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Escrlanos Y lie dsremos toda case de detailes, La oreceion es:-
LOS Angel IS MERRCC Mile COMPANY
2Ol North Main St. LOS ANGELES, CAL Oepartane no de Expo7taci5D
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{ { R

listed %U2r:e csla direction para Cue
Sc IA mucstr" i sus amigos uuo sufrcn dr
calIos, "Iczquiuos. 2izotCs ? GTaHoS de Il
Dicl. Con -. IN t;mbr"s oostales cue
ne rcr1Ita ic manGo. \ vUciia dc corrcu.
franco - porto. ana raii;a a. gor1ada Con
zllcz. Ia mcjor del muudo Ta-a cstaS c.t.r-
medaGcs. DcvUciro 81 dincrO = IL persona
Que - cure y 10 sane.
ESPiRInION GONZALEZ.
?. .. Box 81. Laredo. TeX-E.
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Y a~h, ts derastar ca lin Barcu Il Ls A@@c. 81 BAN Of IaI.i
r..-.-r.t - 3, a.t de TRES NIL. DOLLARS cE wo~r.as de orc"
-. ro- F.ra8.s Jna..s. ,--ua c~rcfc&io CUr a4l puo1g"n@s. a"" &ar3n-
-, ,~-s.qr rar~s. ma co~t que nirgu0 otra Insttuctcu sHEeIaute
r,as-rGb In rarfFo gar4rtizar iaSva hoy, : C:
Que II drcTO - pagarl denVo de IN humcfo S'rh>i"O HN "> NS
rpi. sb-s de arterann cuiutoS Va i ser.
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!: Tue translation filed with The Post
master >: San Antonio. Tex, as re-
J. or,r-G by the act OF October .. islI.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-25

Baby's Second Summer
GROVES BABY BOWEL MEDICINE
will correct the Stomach and Bowel
Troubles and 1t is absolutely harmless.
Can be given to infants with perfect
safety. See directions on the bottle. soc.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-25
TELLS HOW VILLA
BAND WAS BEATEN

JUAREZ. June 26.-How American
troops scattered the Villa rebels. caused
them 10 walk harefooted over the white
sands Of Northern Chihuahua and de-
stroyed their morale. vas told 10 Gen
Francisco Gonzales at military head
quarters here by Villas telegraph oper-
ator, who escaped at Villa Ahumada.
This nan is a military prisoner here
his name is withheld.
After the pursuit by Col Horphrook's
cavalry, horses were abandoned in the
sand wastes, men dropped from their
saddles and died on the desert from
wounds or exhaustion and wounded Of
ficerS and men suffered alike for lack
of medical attention, he said.
The operator said he was impressed
by Villa at Coyame. chihuahua, last
September, He was stationed with
Villas staff during the battle of Juarez
and told Gen, Gonzales many details OF
the battle which had been unknown
here. He said Ticolas Fernandez, a
leading Villa general. was shot in the
arm sunday night and went until Mon
day night without medical attention.
Ildefonso Sanchez. another Villa gen
eral, was shot in the foot. Martin
Lopez's command of 500 was reduced TO
200 by the fighting in Juarez and the
shrapnel shells OF the American artillery
neal the race track, the man declared.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-25
FRENCH SOCIALISTS ARE
HELD IN ENGLAND

PARIS, June 25,-Deputy Jean
Longuet, leader of the minority social
lists, and M, Frossard, general secre-
tary Of the French socialis party, who
were on their way to the conference Of
the British labor party, to be helh In
southport, England, were stopped at
ties and not permitted to proceed to
their destination. Other French and
Italian socialist and laborite delegates
and Hjalmar Branting, the Swedish
socialist leader, who crossed on the
same boat, were permitted to proceed
NJ Longuet teleeraphed Premier
Lloyd George In Paris and Andrew
Bonar Law, chancellor Of the ex-
chequer, in London, but having received
no reply from them, returned to France.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-25
JUDGE HARSH EASY
ON COUNTRY NEGROES

Love of cheese nearly opened the
penitentiary doors to Grant G~ravhouse,
Joe Thomas, Dennis Hall and Richard
Hamilton, all negroes, in second GRIM
inal court Tuesday. Had not Judge
Tom Harsh been human as we'll as hu.
name, the negroes might face sentences
Of one to five years in the penitentiary.
But, when testimony showed that
cheese, the property OF the |. C, rail-
road, has been found by the negroes
along the right-of-way, and hat they
took it home, Judge Harsh told the
jury:
These country negroes are just like
children. If they find a thing they cor
slider 1t belongs to them. No doubt
the |, c. railroad was robbed, for its
car had been broken into. But II you
gentleman approve, | am going to
recommend that you find not guilty
Verdicts for the defendants
The jury did, Four black faces were
illumined by a flash Of white teeth, and
a broad grin as the four late defendants
filed from the courtroom.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-25
TRANSPORT BRINGS 1000
YANKS, Fl WAR BRIDES.

NEW YORK, June GA wireless
message received early today from the
United States transport Santa Teresa
stated she expected to arrive at her
South Brooklyn pier before night with
1000 troops and Il war brides Of army
men.
A baby, born on the voyage to the
French wife Of F. f. Smith, of Gid
ford, Mont, was christened Marcelle
Teresa Smith, after the ship, and was
presented with a christening fund Of
of the vessel.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-25
Demurrdge Charges
Cut, TOWnshend
Tells Lumbermen

The reduction by the director-general
of the railroad administration Of de-
murrage charges to 50 per day for each
Of the first four days after expiration
Of free time and IS per day for each
day thereafter. was announced to its
members Tuesday by the Southern
Hardwood Traffic association. Provision
will also be made that the average
agreement will be applied to cars held
for loading as well as unloading, but
the loading and unloading agreement
will be separate
In making the announcement ]. II,
Townshend, secretary-manager of the
association, urged the members to work
together with a view to loading and
releasing equipment with the least pos
sible delays, as "Mr. Hines expressed
some doubt as to whether the prompt
loading and unloading Of equipment
could be secured by means Of these
reduced charges, and announced that
If the results were not successful he
would feel compelled to increase the de-
murrage rates"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-25
WOMAN SHOOTS FIVE;
NOW In COUNTY JAIL

Brooks, about 20 years old, is in the
Ottawa county jail, charged with shoot
ing five persOns-two men, two boys
and one woman-at her home in Sock
erville, ~ miles northeast Of Miami,
about Z o'clock Monday night.
Brooks had severely beaten a S-year-
old child earlier in the day, a delega-
ton went TO the Brooks home to ascer-
tain the cause. As they neared the
house Mrs. Brooks, armed with a
double barreled shotgun, stepped out Of
the door and fired both charges into
the crowd.
G. Nerferzil was shot in both legs
and seriously wounded; Henry Ivy, is
years old, Clarence Vaughn, Joseph
Bowman and Mrs. Joseph Bowman we're
also shot In the feet and legs. Mrs.
Bowman is said to be seriously injured,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-25
TO MAKE CANDY.

PINE BLUFF. June 90. tSpl)-P. NJ.
Smith, formerly with the Liberty Ice
Cream and Candy company Is the pres.
ldent OF a 10000 candy firm estab-
lished In Helena. The other officers Of
the company are c. W. Oswald. OF Win,
chester, vice president; b. F. Thomp-
son, of McGehee, manager J. II. Rob
erts, OF Memphis, secretary and treasur-
er. Mr.. Smith came here as local man
ager of the National Biscuit company n
year ago. He recently married y Pine
Bluff girl.