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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-04
Bad Sickness
Caused by
Acid-Stomach

Ifpeopie only ealized the he h-destroying
power OF an acid stom ach- OF the m any kinds
OF sickness and misery it causcs-of the lives
u literally wrecks they would guard against
II a. carefully a. they do againet o deadly
plague, You know in an instant the first symp-
toms OF acid stom ach-pains OF indigestion:
distressing. painful bloat: sour. gassy atom
ach. belching: food repe ating. heartburn. etc
whenever your stomach feels this way you
should lose no time In putting IL to rights. Ii
you don't serious consequences are almost
sure to follow. such as intestin al fermentation.
auto cation. impairment OF the entire
nervous system, headache. biliousuess. cir
rhosis OF the liver, sometimes even catarrh OF
she stomach and INTESTINE al ulcers and cancer.
II you are not feeling right. see II It isnlt
acid stomach that IL the cause OF your III
health Take EATONfC. the wonderful mod
ern stomach remedy, EATONIC Tablets
quickly aud surely relieve the pain, bloat.
beiching, and heartburn that indicate ach-
stomach. Make the stomach strong. clean
and sweet. By keeping the stomach In he slthy
condition so that you can get full strength
from your food. your general health steadily
improves. Results are marvelously quick.
just try RAT0NlC and you will be ~ enthu-
siastic as the thousands who have used II and
who say they never dreamed anything could
bring such marvellous relief.
So get q big 50cent box of EATONIC from
your druggist today. II not satisfactory re
urn it and he will refund your money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-04
Shoots Man, Wife
and Surrenders

SPOKANE. Aug. 4-Charging
that Magnus c. Grove and his wife
Hattie had stolen money from him.
Thomas Tomalsh went TO the Grove
home here last night and shot them
both dead. Then. throwing his re.
volver away. he rushed TO the police
station and surrendered He is held
on n first degree murder charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-04
COLONIAL,

Tho Colonial IL showing nm un.
usually strong bin this week. headed
by romantic drama. '"rhc wilder.
ness Trail" Monroe Salisbury, as
Zig Jim" Mckenzie, lumber bors, II
the star,
Bla Jim falls In love with hla en-.
ployers daughter, Helen, overlooking
the quiet beauty and CENTER nature
Of her ohum, Adele, In saving
Helen from death In a tobosgnn ac-
cident, Jim receives injuries which
cause a blindness which, tho doctors
say, win be temporary, Helen, who
has fallen In love with Jim, tricks
him into nreposina marriage, firmly
believing his oyesight will be re-.
stored.
They ara married and McKensie
does rasain his sight. Later his old
malady returns- Condemned 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-04

to Portland air weeks ago from San
Francisco. Tho husband IL an al.
Legged army dcserter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-04
1T SOMETIMES HAPPENS

There seems 10 be some truth in this
The microbes I'm the lovers kiss
Are dangerous. IL is said.
There seems TO be some truth in this
For some kissing lovers wed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-04

The unusual title. a Very Good
Young Man" fittingly describes the
role played by Bryant washburn at
the Strand this week.
He 10. in this Characterization, n
very good young man. indeed. with
emphasis on the very" In fact. he
is so good that his sweetheart. de-
spite her love for him. IL obsersed
with the fear that the bad within
him has not yet taken form. and
will probably come forth in all it's
fury after their marriage. and make
her lot an unhappy one. She re-
fuses 10 become his wife
whercupon. the good young man
decides that he will practice all the
vices and thus. after getting them
out of his system. will 30 to his be.
loved with beautiful record of
wrong doing. and demand her hand
In marriage.
lie enters the game for all IL il
worth. and gets into some pretty
mixups. but at the finish he finds
that on every hand. each OF his sup
posed crimes has proven a boon to
horneonr inrt'hu OF an INJURY 90 ne
gives up hope OF ever being n crook.
His sweetheart. realizing that he
il failure as a lawbreaker. f1irt and
gambler. tates him. even tho he will
have 10 go thru life under the bur.
den OF that awful handicap OF being
hopelessly good
Bryant Washburn makes the most
Of tho funny situations. and Helene
Chadwick IL adorable as his girl.
a special attraction nj the Strand
this week IN the appearance Of Tom
Price. popular soloist. Mr.. Price re-
ceived hearty applause Sunday even.
Ing. when he rendered. 81 Know
What II Means 90 Be Lonesome"
and "Chong"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-04
nonday Review
COLISEUM

0Oi4ISEtM
From the opening scenes. a panic
In the London stock exchange. 10
the climax. a fight und.rseas be-
tween two divers. THE white
Heather" at tho Coliseum. IL Just
wha, II In billed. a smashing m~ioi
drama. with pio, and eountcrplot.
adventure and action In every foot
Of the film.
Lord Angus Cameron az. y. Her
hertz has married Marion Hume
Mabel Bailinl secretly. but In nc.
eordanee with Scotch law. Later at
critical moment. he denies the
marriage. and she. 10 protect their
child. brings action against him In
court. Unfortunately. she cannot
produce the witnesses. one OF
whom IL dad. RICH, here IL where
the real action starts. A race en-
sues for the marriage certificate
which In In tho locker OF The White
Heather" sunk In so fathoms OF
water. The battle IL carried on thru
the siums OF London. thru Scotland
and under the a~a by two staunch
friends OF Marion. ono OF whom gives
his life. Tho other engages In n
terrific battle underr~as with the
viiiainous husband Both arc ham.
pered by the heavy sea-diving suits.
Lord Angus accidentally cuts his
own air line and dies at the bottom
Of the sea Tho victor then finds
the locker. rc.cues the marriage u.
eenae and Mabel IL recognized as
Lady Angus.
The characters In this meiodrsma
are all well portrayed. the acting
Of little hen Alexander r the son
and spot,irwoodc Akin as Mabers
devoted father being exceptionally
clever
The photography IL wonderful.
Merry Jaiibirss." very funny
comedy. Coliseum News. showing
many interesting events. and Scotch
melodies by Brambiiia's orchestra.
make the program unusually strong
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-04

Lt's 20 eat NJ Tioidt's-op'ewu,
ItIa ID Ave.j dewntswn, Oh I'd Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-04

Poverty Is no disgrzcc--as long as
your credit Is good
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-04
And Now Comes the
MONARCH PIPELESS
FURNACE

To make your home more
comfortable -- more successful.
If you and your family are TO
enjoy the comforts of your
home do not neglect the heat
ing enlinment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-04

The Pest" showing at the Glenn.
mer. IL tho combination Of a clean.
lively story. and a happy.golucky
little coincidence. Mabel Sormand.
Mabel. Ms Fuckers. goes thru n maze
OF iaug hable situations. which take
her from the farmyard 20 the man.
sion of the country judge.
She In the supposed daughter OF
shiftiess couple. who impose all
kinds OF iaborious duties on her.
One IL guiding the primitive ferry
which they control. a task which
brings about many amusing Incl.
dents. altho Fuckers passengers are
In imminent peril OF more than one
ducking.
IL IL when the girl slips an old
ring on her finger and goes to a
party. that the serious element OF
the story Is first made known. The
judge at whose house the dance is
given. observes the ring and II re-
calls many things to him. Invest.
cation proves that supposed friends
and the girl he has reared as his
daughter. are In a league, attempt.
ing 10 get his money. The naughty
girl takes n tumble. and Fuckers.
who In really tho judges daughter.
comes into her own.
The rest OF the bill IL good. Some
beautiful natural colofed pictures are
shown In the Prixma offering. which
are scenes taken in the ever pictur.
csque Hawaii. and Jay Belasco ap.
pears in n merry comedy. stop,
Look and Listen"
REX
Corinne Griffith. who IL win be
remembered. used to appear with
Earle Williams. has reached stardom.
This week she In playing Mt the Rex
in Thin Tcc." a fascinating mystery
drama, in which young wife is
forced 10 choose between her hus-
bands love and her brothers honor.
Alice Winton's tCorinne Griffith
husband IL diseased with the theory
that n person once n thief will nj.
ways bs n thief. and even any Nom.
her Of such a persons family IL not
to he trusted. Unknown TO him his
wifes young brother has once made
this mis- step.
Into the story enters benjamin
Graves who wants some papers out
Of Wirtor's safe. Graves knows
that Aiies's brother had once been n
thief, and with threats to expose tho
hoy to her husband. Graves compels
the alri to secure the papers for
him,
Later, tho brother is mysteriousiy
murdered, and evidence points Alice
out as tho murderer, However. the
cosfsssion Of draves' Jealous sweet.
heart siaars Aiice ana shows Graves
up as tho guilty person.
Thin Ice" was written especially
for Miss Griffith by Corporal shan
non Fife. marking his return TO tho
field Of scenario writing after doing
his bit In Uncle Sans army.
.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-06
Turkish Subjects Appeal to
Americans for Protectorate;
European Powers F Favor Plan

interest in the Near East canno,
arouse any jealousy and enjoys the
complete confidence OF all the peoples
Of the sections involved without dis
tinc,ion Of race or religion
Referring to objections ,ha, Ameri-
can public opinion is opposed to any
interference in the government OF
other countries. especially outside
the American continent, it is asserted
Salvatore Bar,ilai former member
Of the Italian eabine, and a member
OF the Italian delegation said. ''by
participating in the war and by tax ,
ing leading part in the peace con-
ference the United States has under.
taken such moral obligations as al
most constitute internaNiona duties.
the fuliillment OF which become, a
point of honor 10 any member OF the
society OF nations
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-06
Ally Delegates to Meet B0lsheVik Representatives
Strike Forces Suspension
OF Many Business Lines of
Seattle; Spread Indicated

SEATTLE. wash. FEB, 6-Sea,
'le', general strike va, lfied al the
..helule time 40 q 90. today FIRST
reports from the downtown section
SAID union street car men started thrr
car. i.r the barns q, W O'clock
union elevators ,u all the large build
iug, abandoned their cars and reg'aU
rant, closed their doors when their
union cook, and WATERS lett
lniou labor leaders declared today
that virtually $500 un.1n member,
are on strike in Seattle This NUM-
Der include, the 2;Op Hho H4lked
ou' ot the ,hipyards January p The
general strike. they slid, was the first
ever called 20 the United States.
Mayor Ole Hanson issued state
mcn' today declaring tina, law AMI
order viii prevail business a'
usual will be sign at The city hall
and the city plants he asserted
Schools may be forced 10 close By
the strike oi lani,ors and engineers.
the Office OF the superintendent, Of
schools stated
A general wslkout was called by
the Seattle Central Labor council as
a Sympathetic move TO help shipyard
workers who. numbering about $500.
closed the hig Seattle ShlpyardS by
striking January q for higher pay.
Most OF the city stores announced
they would remain open as long as
their stocks last The truck drivers
were among the strikers
Telephone operators remained at
their posts, according to reports
CONTINUED on Page 2. Column J)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-06
TUCKER TO LEAD
LAND TAX FIGHT
IN the SENATE
Possibility Of Passing Senate
Is Conceded Today,

Senator Fred T. Tucker oi Ardmorc
will lead the fight tor a graduated
land tax IN the senate and while II is
known that there will he s,lil oppoSi-
ton to the bill Which the house passee
Yesterday i, was said today that there
is possibility that the measure may
pass the upper house with certain
amendments
Tucker Bill Progresses.
A graduated land tax bill has been
introduced in the senate by Senator
Tucker but II has been languishlng
in the senate committee on conStltu-
tion and constitutional amendments TO
which 1t was given join, reference
with the committee on livestock and
icnan, farming. Senator Tucker now
has his bill out OF the constitution
committee and II is lodged solely with
the livestock and ,enan, farming COM
mit,cc OF which Ne is chairman.
The house bill probably will be re
icrrcd to this committee. at least
Tucker will ask that 1t be so referred
Senator Tucker announced THIS
morning that he would abandon his
bill and attempt to amend the house
measure so 1t will he satisfactory.
Tuekets Objections,
His chief objection 20 the house bill
is that j, does no, specifically except
timber and grazing land from the tax
1t was said that the house bill does
this, in that i, provides that only agri-
cultural land shall he taxed, but
Tucker wants the bill specific on this
point
The house bill allows an exemption
of only 80 acres Tucker believes
that the exemption should he 90 acres
and ,ha, a valuation OF $1,000 should
be considered in lieu OF 6l0 acres. SO
,ha, man might hold a larger amour,
Of cheap land before the graduated
tax begins
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-06
HOUSE REC0MM
help FOR IRELAND

WASHINGTON, Feb. - The
house foreign affairs committee today
ordered favorably reported resolu-
tion expressing the hope that the
peace conference would "iavorably
consider the claims ot Ireland to the
right OF self determination"
Four OF the seventeen members Of
the committee attending the meeting
were understood to have voted against
the resolution
The text follows;
Resolved, by the house Of repre-
sen,atives (the senate concurring)
that it is the earnest hope OF the con.
greS Of the United States OF America
that the peace conference now sit
ting in Paris in passing upon the
rights OF various peoples will favor.
ably consider the claims OF Ireland
to the right of self-determinauon."
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-06
STATE AUDITOR
ASKS FOR AUDIT
OF ALL RECORDS
Accounts Of Howard ''Do Not
Balance" Carter Says,

Declaring that there are quite a
number Of accounts in this office that,
do not balance" Frank Carter, state
auditor. this mUninp transmitted a
written redues, to Governor Robert
son to detail State Examiner and In
,pcctor Fred Parkinson TO make d
complete audit of the books and rec
ords OF the office
Carter says he deems i, advisable"
that the inye,'iga,ion be made with
on, further delay
Governor Robertson said he would
order the examination some time to-
day.
+. r Howard congressman elect
from the first Oklahoma district. has
been auditor for the past four years.
lie was elected congressman last No
yember, and retired from the audi
tors office January ~, when he was
succeeded by Carter
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-06
YOUNG CHURCH FOLK
AGAINST DANCE HALL

Public dances under municipal or
county sanction are diSapproved in
resolutions adopted by the Christian
Endeavor societies OF Christian
churches OF Oklahoma City, a copy
Of which has been sent The Times.
The societies are said to represent
$50 young men and women OF the
ci,v
The resolutions say in part tina, only
evil can come on, OF the enterprise"
and the city commissioners and county
attorney are asked to close all pub.
lie dance halls as soon as possible.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-06
indian APPEALS
FOR PROTECTION
War Between Full BIoods and
Mixed BloodS Hlnted,

BAD blood is brewing between full
bloods and mixed bloods in the Creek
Indian country, lives are being threat.
ened. mob, are being organized and
Governor Robertson has been appealed
TO for help
Il have been holding meetings al,
Hickory Ground council grounds IN
the interest of my poor Creek tribe,
and our lives arc in great danger
Mob. headed by mixed bloods, who
say they will kill all full bloods, are
being organized and are threatening
u.s." is the startling bit OF information
conveyed this morrIng TO Governor
Robertson In a telegram signed Creek
indians by Mr.. Tulsa, Y. Old c. b.
A." whatever that means,
Mr.. Tulsa Y. Old {. r, A., etc,
asked Governor Robertson for help
in protecting u.s."
Although attaching no Significance
or Importance to the message, the gov
ernor referred il to the adju,ant gen
eral with the suggestion that the mat.
; ter be investigated
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-06


PARIS, Wednesday, Feb s.-The
American delegation to the peace con-
ference has received numerou. petit
,ions from committees, municipalities
and representatives OF territories I'M.
der Ottoman rule. asking TO be pu,
under the protection Of the United
States or at least tina. America shall
he the mandatory country entrusted
with their government
More signican, still is the pres
sure brought to bear to bring about a
decision by which America would be
entrusted with the duty of looking
after Constantinople. the Bosphorus
and the Dardanelles, which il Is be-
lie ID will be interna,ionalired by the
peaee conference. Even the grea, Eu-
rhpean powers are uJrine America TO
accept tha, responsibility as she is The
only country which. having no direct
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-06
TO
FILE SCHOOL
REPORT SOON
Abandonment Of Home May
Be One Recommendation,
ClYMER CENSURE HINTED
Board Of Affairs Also T.
pected 70 Be Arraig0ed,

The repor, oi ihe senate invest.
eating committee ON the girls in.
du,,ral home here Na' N process 90
iinal drafting today and It Was eN-
peo,ed 10 BE- 90 shape TO submit, to the
'enate la'e tn, afternoon
II is sad tina, the rcpof, will con.
tain the following features:
Abandonment Recommended.
IA recommendation tina, the pre-
ent home Ne abandoned
2-1hat a plan be worked out for
segregation Of the inmates, accord
ing to ages and conditions.
approval Of scheme rreWou,'y
suggested IN the senate irr 'y,.
TEN OF cottages rather than one large
building
+-Ihe removal OF the present SUI
perin,endent and her assistants and
teachers
s-Rcmoval OF DR. Cyril Clymer
home phyMian.
6--Cri,iH'm Of the system OF HON,
management, which vests power of ~
opciation in the hands OF the gov
crnor
Mathews to be Censptsd.
7-CenSufe oi W ID. Mathews, com.
missioner OF charities and corrections
for neRlecting to give the home better
supervision and more frequent lnspec.
tiOnS.
s--Arraignmen, of the state board
OF affairs Tor not properly providing
for the home and for dlvertiug money
intended Tor the maintenance OF the
institution 10 the building and I'M.
pro,emcnt fund
|, is the plan of the commince ,c
attach to us repor, all Of the tes,lmon,
taken a, the home and al seoTc, hear
ingS which have been held later.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-06
MURDER CHARGE
FACED BY TEXAN
Houston Man Held for Shoot
ing Wife Of Soldier,

HOUSTON, Texas. Feb. 6-Wil-
liam Hart, an accountant. faces a
charge OF murder in connection with
the shooting TO death last midnight
OF Mrs Harold St Clair Mcconnell.
whose husband was a member OF the
rhirty.,hird division. training at
Camp .-opah He was wounded in
France and is now IN Chicago base
hospital
Hart asserts the woman shot her
self and that the bulle, wounded him
in the left hand Police took charge
Of levels which Hart had given Mrs.
Mcconnell and notified relatives OF
her husband, who live a, Woodstock,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-06
Man kHired
At'Home'to
Watch Girls
Former Chandler Police Chief
10 Act as Guard at IN
duStriaI School,

( y Spencer, who served three
terms a, ,hlci OF police OF Chanl
Ter, today was employed by rIc
state board oi affairs TO act a,
guard at the state industrial home
here
lie will be the first man 20 he
connected with the home IN an Of
iolal capacity since us establish
mcnt. a, all Of the work up TO this
time has been done by women
The employment, OF a guard 20
remain a, the home was suggested
10 the board OF affairs by Cow
crnUr Robertson
Spcnccrs qualifications for the
place, according 10 J. W kaySer,
wee. .rresiden, OF the board, arc
that he is big and husky, and
fleet OF foot"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-06
Five TRANSPORTS Sail.

WASHINGTON, Feb 6,-Depar-
ture from France OF five transports
with more than $50 officers and 5000
men was announced today by the war
department Among the units abroad
are the Hlst and T2nt infantry com.
ple'e parts of several other industry
regiments and the Sixty.eiphth coast
artillery regiment complete. The trans
ports are due TO arrive at New York,
Boston and Newport News between
Frb y and ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-06
Woman Forced to
Leave Jail, Tells
u. S. What's What
(By Universal service)

CHICAGO. Ei5 6-kuth Light
hall, who had been imprisoned here
since June ls. 1918, on charge OF
having made sedi,ous uitcrance> and
who has eodly refused her freedom
several times when offered on condi-
,ion ,ha, she refrain from the practice,
has at las, been kind to the authorities
and agreed to go free on her u~n rec.
ogni1ance
II was before Federal Judge Car
pcnter Yesterday tina, she was induced
10 leave, bu, she wanted Il, distinctly
understood ,ha, | do not renounce any
OF my rights under the constitution"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-06
COUNCIL TO MEET
TO IMPOSE WILL
ON HUNS, REPORT

PARIS. Feb 6.-(Hsyas The
supreme war council will meet at
Versailles on Friday TO take meas
ufcs to impos. on Germany "the
full will OF the allies" says the
matin. because OF the unwilling
ness OF Germany to carry out the
armistice terms except uEdef Gel
tain conditions.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-06
Ebert Opens First
Assembly Session

AMSTERDAM, Feb. 6-Friedrich
Ebert, the German chancellor, will
open the first session Of the recently
elected German national assembly at
Weimar At J o'clock this afternoon
Dispatches from Berlin report that
many members for Alsace- Lorraine
have presented themselves for the first
sitting Of the assembly
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-06

OMAHA, Neb, Feb. 6--(Speoial)
Announccmen, has jus, been made OF
the marriage a month ago OF pte,N
France, fitzpatrick OF this city, to
Shogi Osa,o japanese photogra-
phcr, with whom she elopcd Miss
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-06
mo Beer, No Work"
Is Builders Slogan

NEWARK, N. J.. Fab, Ga mo
beer, no work" slogas Vas announced
Today by representatives Of 5000
building trades workers, who voted TO
start 4 movement for q strike through.
out the state July !, when the tewpo-
rary wartime prohibition law becomes
effective,