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Evening star., 1919-04-29
ALLY GIVES CROSS
! DCAPT. SHEPHERD
France Decurates Son of
] Former Head of D. C.
Government.

Capt Grant Shepherd of this city
23d United States Infantry. is the re-
cent recipient of the French croix de
guerre with palm for bravery and
coolness in action last July. com
munication recently sent from the
adjutant generals office Of the War
Department transmitted to the Wash
ington officer the cross awarded by
the French government and the GER
tif1cate of citation, signed by Marshal
Petain.
Capt Shepherd is the son of the late
Alexander r. Shepherd. former gov
ernor of the District of Columbia, and
Mrs Shepherd, who makes her home
at 1917 kalorama road. He graduated
from the first Fort Myer training
camp and went overseas with the 23d
Infantry, Regular Army unit.
Words of Certificate.
The certificate. which comes as a
general order from the staff OF the
French armies of the east, under date
of March 9, 1919, reads:
with the appreciation of the COM
mander-in-c chief of the American e9-
peditfonary forces in France, the
Marshal of France, commander-1n-
chief of the French armies of the east
cites in the order Of the army Capt.
Grant Shepherd, 23d United States In
fantry
July 1s. 1918, near Chavigny farm.
at the head of his troops, who were
already exhausted from a nights
march, he stormed the position, show
ing them the objective and encour-
aging them by his bravery and cool
ness. He was seriously wounded dur
ing the attack"
Early in the morning of July Is
the Washington man was struck by
machine gun bullets He lay in mo
mans land" for about seven hours
before bearers were able to take him
to the rear, comforted, however, by
tho thought that with his automatic
he got the Hun that had played the
machine gun on him and his compan-
ions. He was invalided home, spent
a time as patient at Walter Reed
Hospital here, and since recovery has
been in New York.
Others Of Family Honored.
A grandson of Gov. and Mrs. Shep-
herd. Alexander R Shepherd. Sd. who
served with the ambulance corps. also
won the croix de guerre. Another
grandson. Alexander Quintard. served
overseas as a lieutenant of artillery.
A grandson-in-law,L Lieut.: Comman-
der creed Boucher, U S. N, also saw
foreign service. while another grand
son-in-Iaw, Mai William Sinkler
Manning OF this city, was killed in
action a few days before the armi-
stice and has been posthumously
awarded the distinguished service
cross.
Evening star., 1919-04-29
Ex-Emperor Charles Rents Home.

GENEVA, April 2S (French Wireless
Service) ).-Former Emperor Charles of
Austria Hungary has rented for eight
months house that once was the
residence of Prince Jerome Napoleon.
The house is situated on the banks of
Lake Geneva at pIansins, near Nyon.
The grounds around it are extensive.
Evening star., 1919-04-29
Price Based on Cost

Nov is certainly the time for
IN evcrywomantorcalize fully how
much this Regal pohcyof basing Regal
peicesuou Regal-costs.mesns 10 hez.
Leufher costs more today than ever
dmm1 thc-var.
Hyou viii psy-no mzefor Regal
Shoes in Sprm4. Rr instance, The
<Mode"-n Havana Brown Kid-stn
orhy $11-oo.
Evening star., 1919-04-29
Sidewalk Manners.

Your editorial on sidewalk manners
is very timely and much to the point.
and also very much needed. I have
been in nearly all Of the larger cities
in this country. and nowhere have l
seen SO little attention paid to the
otherwise national custom of keeping
to the right or SO little consideration
OF one pedestrian for another; and I
have heard other people from other
parts say the Same thing Keep It up.
and give it moro prominence in your
paper, for It surely II in the interest
OF safety drst. r. J. MICKEY.
Evening star., 1919-04-29

Although the atmospheric envelope
Of the earth is probably at least
hundred miles in thickness, nearly all
the watery vapor is in the lower
layers. 1t is reckoned that only one
twenty fifth ia to be found above a
height of 10000 feet
Evening star., 1919-04-29
resort to the use of the uniform for

resort to the use Of the uniform for
improper purposes.
Col. Woods denounced the employ
ers who hire men in uniform to ped
die for them as "6ooties.' who employ
uniformed men simply to play upon
form arouses He said the practice
would be stopped by the chiefs of po
lice if they would issue orders making
it impossible for man in the uni
form Of the Army or Navy to secure a
peddlerS license.
Evening star., 1919-04-29
HUNS TO MAKE DETERMINED
STAND FOR MODIFIED TERMS
If It Comes to Yes or mo" It Will
Be Latter, Stockholm Reports
Declare.
By BAssETT DIGBY.


Cabiesram to The Evening star and
STOCKHOLM, April 2s.-From what
is to be learned here from many re-
liable quarters, including channels
undergroud as well as above ground.
1t is plain that the Germans are not
going to accept the peace treaty with
amendments. If. as they expect, they
are given the choice of replying Yes
or NO they intend to reply NO and
let events take their course.
An especial fight is going to be made
against the REIMBURSEMENT of the col
ment knows that the "big four" have
already made final decisions regard
ing the colonies, 1t Is planning big
sympathetic drive, directed especially
to America, with the object Of creating
a public opinion calculated. In con-
junction with propaganda and pro-
tests at Versailles and Weimer and in
the press Of Germany and neutral
countries, to force President Wilson's
hand and regain possession OF some
Of the colonies before Germany agrees
to sign the treaty.
Opening Move in Fight.
The opening move in this direction
is fervent appeal ito the American
urging us to back up Germany in
demand for the restitution of the
colonies. A copy of this demand,
which I saw in manuscript today.
was sent off by DR.. Bell, the German
foreign minister, from the Nauen
European spark, but on high power.
which was intended to reach the
American land stations in the hope
that the message would leak through
to our newspapers.
Indications from Germany show
tives. tho government Is confident
that It can secure valuable amend
ments to tho treaty BY making fuss,
and that 1t regards the protection of
the state Of war moro In it's interests
than . prompt acceptance Of our
treaty.
Occupation Not Dreaded.
Further military occupation iS not
in the least dreaded in view of the
comfort and security Of Coblenz and
Cologne. Should we extend the octu-
patton there will be a scramble for
the pleasure Of having the enemy
troops come in and give security. On
the other hand great gains are seen
in forcing the enemies to cease de-
mobilization and maintain great
armies In Germany on account Of the
social unrest and discomfort which
such force is thought likely to
cause in the enemies HON melands.
Our threat to withhold food is
laughed at for two reasons: First,
that the terrible results of the famine
ensuing would not long be tolerated
by public opinion outside Of Germany,
and, second, that by our own state
ments and reiterated assurances, a
very little more famine and depriva-
tion Of raw materials essential for the
starting of industry arc sure to bring
bolshevism and CONSEQUENT making
common cause with Russia, which the
Germans would manipulate to regain
Evening star., 1919-04-29
Painters Get Wage Increase.

The Painters Local Union, No. 1858,
of Washington has closed agreements
with the master painters and decora-
tors for a new wage scale which will
become effective June l. Business
Agent Hugh Dugney says the new
scale calls for S71a cents an hour from
June l. to September ?, 1919, and 80
cents an hour from that date to Sep
teuher T. 1920
Evening star., 1919-04-29
control of the predominating interests
in that quarter.
Could Procure Needed Things.


The Germans say that with their
brains and Russian material re-
sources they could easily procure all
that both nations need. and that by
welding the armies for mutual de-
Tense, of. their vulnerable frontiers
their economic development could
proceed and render them apathetic as
to whether the peace treaty was
signed or not. In the meanwhile
patient efforts would be made to
tamper with the morale of the enemy
troops and industrial peace in Eng
land, France and the United States.
That is their feeling 1t is ex-
pressed openly and covertly with
impressive unanimity, both in Ger
many and by the Germans here. 1
can see no tendency whatsoever Of
German public opinion in tending to
press for the prompt acceptance of
the chief features Of the treaty as
divulged in Paris.
Evening star., 1919-04-29

Tho speaker Of the British house
Of commons is obliged by custom to
give seven Official dinners each sea-
son to the members Of parliament
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-12

there Ia no "un~ritten law" In oku
homa' Greek Killed Earl Kelly at Morris
on March 2S. 1915, MAS convicted OF man.
slaughter and sentenced 10 IS years Ia the
peniten,isry Al the trial In the lower
court Creek pleaded selfdstens- and
krily's intimacy with his. Greek =. wife
IN - decision the court ssys, The ~.
called uuwritien ls~--'ths right to Ayepye
wrong done a female nmcmbor OF de.
tcndsnis fshilv by kilNng the wrongdocr
DOES not exist m It's state -
The .cour, also affirmed life sentence as
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-12

srsscd on Henry Wclrh, convicted Of XII
. Nm0,l FoNt GibsUn In IVY
Welch, town marshal with two companions
attempted 10 hold up Smoot. station nsen,
Of the Iron Mountain and during tho at
tempted robbery Snoot Was Killed Tho
eases against tho cnnfcdetatcs are pending
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-12

ANNOUNCEMENT
Record breaking production of oil is
causing an unprecedented demand for
tank cars The difficulty in securing
cars is seriously handicapping the efforts
of oil producers 4~
At the same time, inability to secure de-
liveries of iron and steel, and the diff
culties of the present labor situation, are
seriously interfering with the building
of tank cars.
Fully realizing the urgent need of pro-
ducers and shippers of oil, the General
American Tank Car Corporation is max
ing every effort to increase it's output of
tank cars to supply the continually in
Creasing need.
In the meantime, true to it's policy. of
twenty years, it is giving first attention
to the imm ed late needs of it's loyal
friends
CENEDAL4lNnAMEDT
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-12

TAX FREE
JOINT STOCK LAND BANK
s2 BONDS
DATED II SHla:ssA *Sa IL ia. ~,
:-s==: = = C. :: r: ;:::: ] e e. 49,
Exempt from all haunelpa aandLoe. T.x.sn
excepting only Inheritance
Attention called the
Insru"ualdes the United sfammo mortgage,
approved by the United States
p naton except n Inheritance @ T ss % from all fed''l State Nu
egaveuent all tsuderF Jurisdiction
Acceptable gPostsa
Secured @ Ry by first ] farm mortgages made under Federal
Attorney rendered opinion approving tn.
esttuahty of the act and the validity
and William { MeAdoo Esq., Of
the above bonds "
these following we'll
:oS. :a% &:.S1as rDss ':1ss Ssuss s:.a.. a: s Ohio
iSssx55sa s s ":'S. : s :I \. w.
$;ss III; s: ::z 6 ;::s;ss ::: ;;:; ..
:s::: sss ;sss: sss:s s!sSss $780, !: sa:;
$.:$ :::::$:$ :::;: , ..
% % % s@s % f.: % f, ;"- e % & ' :s. :. 81: % % %
Yielding Asog to optional naturHy
s ssss~ s "s.. % s: ] , % 'ss % % s, % .
KaIsey Stuart 8 Co. william R. Compton Co.
,a%S s =; = &C. enc :,,c AGO '0' G5!yf ST loSs SGsET
The Equitable Trust Company of NY.
] ""% a i%+ s % :sS" s " ~ "1
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-12

BERLIN. Nov. i--Na i.ondW A plot
10 depose III. sultan o. Turkey has been
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-12

discovered, says Cons,antinoplc dis
patch dated Monday. received her. today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-12

cour, Of Appeals says No Such
statute Exists Here.
s,,,tIal IA The World
'Foki.AHOMA CITY. Nov lin hilt3
tSyear ,.ntcnes for msnslaughter,
y, carl Creek, Okmuigee county
80 ,tate erimipsl court OF app-AA b" re-
.lSg,,,m1J +, former decision which hold, that
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-24
LEGAL AFFAIRS

The committee on Legal Az = =.
give public hearing in - - lis
the state House. in August
TUESDAY. MARCH -. a. = y
On tho following
An ACT to amend Section y - CNa,
ter n OF the Revised Sta'lt.s. - ~
~ the pa! ulent OF unclaimed le-l;i!,
lecar4.s
An At 70 amend Section = O. ch.r
Ter = OF the Revised St-tltss. -eI4t;r
TO exceptions in civil and t-irnt.
cases.
Resolve amending Chapter IA c- y
resolves Of 1917. relating 70 ..se a,
tor,oti.a registrations
An Act 20 amend Section n. Cs8?:f
8. Of the Revised Statutes. relating
clerks % the judicial courts.
An Act 70 amend section ~ ~rap,r
Il. OF the Revised Statutes. re a:r1g
compensation CO judges u?o, -e:io
rTeDt.
An Ac. 20 amend Sections :: al r
Chapter Of the Revised Sta:u.es, :
ia,jag 20 street sp-ink.inE.
An Act 20 amend Section = 0. "a
ter ~ Of the Revised Statues
Al ACT relative - the appci-.r1e,.
deputy Sheri~s a15 their CON- -s--'t
AT Ac: TO amend sections 4 o. "a,
ter - Of the Revised Statutes -
20 cruelty officers.
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Committee HEARINGS
JUDICIARY

TIE committee on Judiciary will ;,
p,.b'ic hearing In It's rooms n, '.s
State House. in Augusta. "s
TUESDAY. MARCH %. at 2pp "
An Act relative to the compensa,aa,.
Of registers of Probate. "'''
An Act relati to the compers.,i.
Of judges of probate. 'ol
Resolve amending the Constitutions o..
as to provide for bond issue for
development of water storage u',e
Saco river in the State OF Maine ''''
An Act to amend section 4 Of Cham.
60 of the Revised Statutes OF NIX :.
pealins the monopoly law in reearl =,
the sale of electricity and perrlytt,r
its sale for mechanical ana manu-,
turing purposes.
An Act for the development @, vat.
storage upon the Saco river and -.
other public purposes.
An Act authorizing the issue a. ro.s,
not exceeding the amount Of s; "a 9
defray expenses incurred for II, q.
struction OF federal aid State highvst,
and making appropriations tht-s,r
An Act to provide town ami connie
aid in furnishing money for tae l',
struction of federal aid State hiehwalI
An Act 10 amend Section ! am -.
ton OF Chapter n of the Reysad
Statutes relating to ferries
An Act relating to the sale Of ics "a,
domestic purposes.
"A & EI-IZErr =
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When
Your Liver is
out Of Order

You know the signs-a
neavy head, sick stomach,
bad taste in the mouth
ltent dyspepsia. Pay stric
ittention to these symptom:
aaa get prompt relief +
using Beecham's Pills. ::
few doses will stimulate til
liver, help the stomach, REG.
ulate the bowels and make
a great difference in your
general feeling. Nothin?
will put you on your feet s;
quickly as a dose or two G.
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BANKS AND BANKING

The committee on banks and hanG,,,
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at the state House. in Augusta
TUESDAY,, March -, H. NJ IN =.
following:
i. An At to amend Chapter - O.
the Public Laws of Isl, relating !,
small loan agencies.
IL An Act To amend Section = =
Cha pier On of the Public Laws G. -
relating to small loan acencf.s
!, ; CRANE -
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PUBLIC UTILITIES

Tie ceT-!'tee o. pIsI.c ':...':as =
give public hearing II is 2 rs
ire Safe House. II Augusta.
UEDNESCAY. Mz.ch =. Il ep y
OF the following
Al A.. 20 repeal Section q = z: AZ
-e- g OF the Revised Statutes. 1,..7.-
:-ea trans p9-.a-.o7 % railroads ~
vessels Z. this STATE - me ~: =.
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a-d eMp.oges
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-24

A message was received from the
Senate. through it's Secretary, an
nouncins that the Senate had con-
vened today with the choice of the
Hon. John +. DerinS as President,
pro tenn.
Senate ESQ: An Act to amend Sec
ton of Chapter 319 Of the Public
Laws of 1915 as amended by Chap
ter 304 of the Public Laws of 1917,
entitled An Act to provide for State
and county aid in the construction OF
highway bridges"
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Repcrts Of Committees

Reports Of Committees
Mr. Alden. from the committee OF
agriculture reported ought not to
pass. on bill. An Act requiring that
creumeries. condensed milk factories
and certain other dealers in dairy
products be licensed and give bond
before transactilng business.
MIR Gray.\ from same committee.
reported same on bill. An Act for
better protection against adulteratcd.
ulisbranded or inferior commercial
fertilizer.
Mir tiriuneN from same committee,
reported same OF bill. An Act to pro-
hihit opposing for sale. Offering for
sale. or selling butter unless con-
tanned in wrapper or other con-
tliner having printed or written
thereon the name Of the maker OF
manufacturer thereof.
Mr. NcI.eary. from same commit
toe. reported same on hill, An Act 10
amend section $. CHAPTER 81, Revised
Statutes. relating 10 the registration
Ct fertilizers.
Mr. Washburn. from the same
committee. reported that thn same be
referred to the next Legislature on
bill. IN Act, 70 regulate and license
operators Of slaughter houses.
TABLED ny Mr.. Garcelon Of Az
burn. pending acceptance OF report.
ard specially assigned fer Tuesday.
March o5N
Mr.. Baxter. from the committee or
judiciary, reported ought no; 70 pass
On hl,i. An Act relating 20 lands re-
served tor public uses. commonly
called puhl;c lots. and the water
powers ana storage reservoirs and
basins located thereon ana IN con-
-ect!on with the same.
Mr.. Co-ary, from The same COM
,..:-;e. reported the same u bill. Al
ACT relating . rha duties Of officers
and agents q towns.
Ny. Pa-nes. from same committee.
reported That same r referred 70 re
next Legislature OF hill. AT Act con-
ce-rirg conditional, sales ana % make
uniform the law relating thereto:
AT AZ. concerning fraudulent. cor
veyarces a-6 70 make uniform the
law relating thereto: AT Ac- % maxi
,:-ifo---, liz law II transfer q shares
g.: stock u corporations; - 49, -
make u-:.c-c2 80 ~ = partner
sings: and Al AC- - make uniform.
M law .: sales c. sool>.
II T..rckiey. :vor, H. committee
a. .,-al affairs. rsE-o--sl c-E1: -.
~ another bill. On hill, II ACT =
amend ->e 80 paragraph = Ssc.-oc:
; : Chapter IS = - Hev-Se5
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Committee Hearings
LABOR

TIE committee on labor will give a
public hearing in its rooms at the STATE
House. in Augusta.
THURSDAY. March q. 1919. at go +.
NJ. on the following:
An Act relating TO the employment
Of minors and also An Act relating to
the employment OF women and minors.
ELISHA w. PIKE, Zee.
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