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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-04-15
Resolution Adopted.

Berlin, Monday. April 14.-(By the
Associated Press)-The Soviet con-
gress today adopted the resolution
sponsored by the Majority Socialists
for the Incorporation Of every ounce
of national economic energy into a
nationwide Soviet system which will
culminate in a national workers
chamber representative of all crafts,
arts. professions and industries.
The owners and workers in all
branches of production are to be Or
ganized, artists, journalists, preachers
and physicians. as we'll as the manual
worker of each profession, being ex-
pected to appoint local representatives
for territorial councils The national
council will then elect delegates to
the workers chamber which will sup
plement the national assembly and
definitely establish two chamber
system in the national legislature.
The resolution provides for strict par
ity of representation of employers and
emD1OyeS
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-04-15
AIR RECORD BROKEN

Fort Worth, Texas, April IL
Major Theodore MacAuley, comman-
der at Taliaferro Field, near here,
established what is believed to be a
worlds record in aviation by flying
from Rockwell Field, San Diego, Cali
fornia, to Taliaferro Field in ten hours
and ten minutes.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-04-15
S21 FOR PORK.

Kansas City, Mo-. April 15.-One
hundred and eleven hogs. averaging
327 pounds each. sold for $21 per
hundred weight on the local market
today. This is jump Of 80 cents
oyer yesterdays high mark. @
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-04-15
Odeesa Ordely.

Athen, Sunday, April 1s.-odeesa
has been orderly since Its evacuation
by Allied and Greek troops, an offi-
cial statement from the Greek Office
says. The retiring troops have fallen
hack to q line running along the
Dneister river northward from Aker-
man. The statement says 5000 Greek
residents at Odessa were safely en-
barked on ships for Greece.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-04-15
THE WEATHER.

North DakotaPartly cloudy
t0night and Wednesday, not
much change In tempefatuFA .3
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-04-15
More Bank Clerks Strike.

Berlin, Monday, April 14.A(By the
Associated Press-The strike of Ber-
lin bank clerks spread today to Chem
nitz and Mannheim All the big
banking institutions in those cities are
reported closed.
Negotiations to settle the strike
have failed. The bankers have sent
O delegation to Weimar to discuss the
situation with the German cabinet
Meanwhile money, is becoming
scarce in Berlin.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-04-15
FRANCE AND GREAT Vi
BRITAIN MAY BE
GIVEN IS PER CENT
This Leaves Smaller Por-
ton Than Secondary
Powers Expected
Part of Money Will Go to
Russia and May be Turned
Over to England.

Paris, April 15.-The council Of
four of the peece conference went
into session again this morning
with the question of the Adriatic
before its consideration. Arthur
j. Balfour, British secretary for
foreign affairs took the place At
the council session of Premier
Lloyd George who went to LON.
don yesterday. ,
The supreme economic council
is considering the question Of per-
mitting Germany to have certain
raw materials before the pence
treaty becomes effective, with q
revision OF the blockade regula-
lions to that extent and It h un-
derstood the prospects are good
for favorable action.
The economic council members
are also considering . plan for
the conservation OF Italy's cod
supply.
Belgium has been asked to
name delegate to sit on the eco
nomic commission.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-04-15
ORDERS FROM
COMMUNISTS
ARE RADICAL
Government May be Moved
From Munich to .Ansbach
to Evade Trouble.

Berlin. Monday. April 14.-(By the
Associated Press)-The communist
government in Munich, apparently re-
allzing that its days were numbered,
issued Saturday a long list of orders
more radical than its previous de-
crees. One order provided for the
communication Of women. ::including
wives" Another order displaced all
managers and directors of Industrial
establishments and gave their places
to the workmen.
Reports from Munich say there is
much talk there of the advisability of
from Munich to Ansbach.; 9
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-04-15

Cedar Rapids-Otto Wallace out
pointed Frank Sullivan, in ten rounds.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-04-15

Memphis-Pal Moore won a news
paper decision over Sammy Sandow
in eight rounds.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-04-15

adelphia-Frankie Britt had
the better Of Willie jackson in six
rounds.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-03

with his mind set free NJ deptcsr
lns worry about money Forrol 4
thoughts rose into the froer air Of
new Ideas when Income WAS a
short jump ahead ~ hutgn" as hc
put II. Fcrrol hai 10 stick To- conacr
NnfiVr methods ~ selling llr came
To his buyers IN their business hours
and took his chances with HIS rivals
Vow, with llonHnSh Copper stead Is
rising. and his iucNmr with n. Ferrol
adopted the methods ~ IA more high
flytnK selling technique
ilr came 10 the buyer for ono ~
the biggest department stores not In
tho buying hours. bat just before
lunch time
Look here. Mr. warren." he said
rrnislly Lets combine business
with pleasure Nm be u pleasure Ia
me to have yuu my su~-, for lunch
Ana what ~ talk about viii be bus.
incss You can listen Just ns intclll.
gently about INV new hooks over 4
Htrtk as In your office Aud both
~ ~ will he saving good business
time
!, was NO new proposition 10 Mr.
warren. other men had proposei 4
" 10 him. only they were not the
steady going Kind rerrol was rsu.
ally hs frown-d on this effort to
hrihr his Judgment hs he saw II nut
frrrnl inEeniOdslS won him over to
the Idea
you're thinking Mr. warren.
that I'm irvine Go brihr you with a
lunch i"rrol said well It's prr-
ciscly what ! shuuld Ike 20 40 Hut
have nu such hope. I'm afraid
YOU judge mv wares lust US strictly
~ though "a proven a poor huuch
Tho most | hope = to got ten min
utea more of your listening time than
| could pet otherwise
Ferruls op.nnes- diaarmed Mr.
Nartens suspicton. ami the costly,
excellent treat he provided warmed
his business iudEment to u kindllrr
view W IrtrOls wares Ferrnlp suit
ot Kings own cloth had also had
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-03
YEARS RAILWAY ExrrRIrNcr

Tho country awaits with interer,
detailed r~por, OF thc first full
years experience with government
operation Of tho railways. says the
~ Louis Globe Democrat II IL
,wAr. ot uen.r~i results II has paid
or railway service probably SO pet
,ent more than IN any prec~dins
ycar aill the treasury must pay
approximately 1900 600 0oO To make
up the agreed compensation The
revolving FUND ~ $500 900 600 treas.
ury money has been cshaured An
itenised statement % the manner ~
its expenditure viii he interesting
II 10 estimated that from ts00. 900, .
600 to $500. 900. 900 OF the extra cost
of operation was tcr Increased wages
to tho 1900 900 railway employees
VA Wings on large salaries, 80 far is'
operations were concerned. amounted
To n trifle oNrt $4,000 ooO. mi mos,
ot tho railway executives were efs-
talncd Nv thu comranirs tn hook after
their interests Tho seven regional
directors It IN understood. were
paid from 10000 TO $4,000 - wear
by Mr. McAdoo. Some ~ the -.
vol,inS fund VAS spent IN rutg bnstns
equipment a. war prices and sorir
~ the rpilwaNs are protesting against
receiving u with ll,lsation In pros
pect
There were IN spite ~ this enot
NOUS Increase IN cost ~ operation
some economics through eliminating
'onr htui- reducing the number OF
competing passenger trains and ues
lrvi of utffi' u lines relatively
dispensahlr to the main business. tho
prosecution - the war rhcrc wa.
consolidation ~ frrlrh, and ticket
offices and an elimination ~ special
passenger avid freight agents al.
though thts vas to the iucouN ou irnoc
ot such shippers "a. ,uuh NOT afford
in employ traffic exports of 'hcir
oNu Thrtr were economics and IN
pro,cmcnts ~ service iu common ua'
of lhc superior tcru'uol facilities OF
tonr - the great systems
The railway. viih u Tow rvccp
'ions were operated. chictl, tor tho
hvilitntlvn 80 war work The fucl
SUPPLY nr example had to hr pro
,w,i rnm the nearest min,s with
thr fr.u't nni man, ,itirs were Al
together d'1I,d anthracite rnorIt,
rules rs - material lcf milprie.
NOT essential to war production IN
uuA w'N elimination ~ trains
crippled interior toWrs ana their
-Irrouudinr. trtruor, l,.S,rrer
service was fur below the Nm,fi,an
standard although costing g prr
cont moore rrs'dr- tnc r,tu ruNmhn
,huro ou Tho mN ,u transportation
The people endured nli ..r,i.. and
ir mtr, instances ur .r,...r ~ all
90. a .vtr r,.,~s.l, Uui tl,, VIII not
bcs II ~ peace.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-03

Ia modlcum of effect ~ frrfol had
| fot"scrn Warren noted 10. and y
/ tiny thought seed dropped into the
| iupauil uf hts -CunsCiuus Judg-
| mru' whore II took root.
f"rrol must he making good with
other buyot- II he can afford such
expensive clothes rups, hc iH dc
. lvrring the goods these days good
/ goods
Fcrruls frequent dreams and long
lngs for excellent food. drink and
/ tobacco now came In good stead Hy
/ took the buyer to one " the bvF'
] restaurants In the city and ordered
/ like a gourmet lie knew the bin
would be "a -taERercr and II was.
/ iut So was the hin 80 goods which
| Warren ordered under the influence
! NJ excellent filrt migUun fresh mush
| ruoWs "a taste ~ cunl Rhine wine
aud the best OF Havana cigars
fcrtul came back with an order
witch combined Nl'h the dinner he
had enjoyed ~ common with the huN
cr made him frrl that hard times
were over \ nrv regime had set In
ON the face of n hI4 Idea ~ lavish
treating had Justified his hopes ten j.
/ fold
Ito made hIs now method a per
mRurut policy iu sD,.inr HIS best
working time hrclur the luncheon
hour |, cost him disturbing
amount NJ money liui soWo ~ II
came back I'm incIrtsod snIss fum
|uusu.crptlhle huNrrH Most ~ - came.
hoN,Nct from the u-,rE of lortn-
~ com rr Ito had not yet dawn
On 10. brat u was there lust tv though
/ Il we're In the bank To his credit.
! Fctrul knew
/ In the shortest time one can form
n habit trrruls new free hand pol.
icy ~ CON Inning business with ple1s
urr ~ lunch time took hold ~ him
with tho strength ~ a powerful ap-
petite Commissions dii not come Tn
hast enough tp foot the bills lie he
gan 60 draw on what WAS left ~ his
little hank reserve
jru bc continued
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-03

Fipurr ~ GREAT lirllnru Snplg
hr,nu7o b"'shovirm IL the revolt 81
Ne masses hsninN grinding poverty
'nri outrageous treatment liolshr
Ism ihrlSr- where IA" rirh Nrow
rl,h'r ana the pour grow p0ut"r ~
grows wh"f" many people feel that
'hcy have nothing so lose hy fryolu
ton ana everything to gain IN
li'nr" ana GirHt nriialu the masses
~ the p"nIl" 10 not feet that they
hn," hrrn nuifnE 'ourh rtplultrd hy
Toe wealthy ani governing glasses
Eu-'ia. an The uthrr hand. yb pct
'rpt 81 ne people KNOW that from
ime "ut ~ mind they have h-"n H,s
tcunt.rilS robbed fut ~" hrnrfit "
the other r'r cont n is about the
uu" IN .Nprrn lluurat The
working people - Germany uf" be-.
ginning tu u',lilc'ihb' the ppw"tfil
lunkrrr nud manufacturers ~ that
country us'd them fur fhrlt own -.
u,hmrui lurt nH they used their
huisra Wurtrrg Wrtr we'll fed ~
.hNi th,, mlEh dn ihr maximum
Im"uu' ~ Votl amt then ,hry were
compelled 10 du ihu work Thrrr
We mo- opportunity f"r advancement
%" .hlu,' tu escape from lhr tread
MN ts luur ts tho, had any sit"ng'h
l'fi n IL lhIr sort of irrutn.nt
carried oui un u rrnui pcalc. that
prrr,i's th" r"u fur .hrvsm -,",t
IN ignorant man. when hr becomes
fully convinced that hn hn- been
irrul, Niuusri. "a d,urrtou. man
llr iues not pro,"rd "a ret his rights
ht n'drrN pfuooHsrH lic uses brute
force n he finds hts strength
greater than the strength opposed Ia
him, there In uo purmlsing Just what
b" may do Ilut the chances are that
IN his hlind fhrv he will break some
lnnocen, hrada along with those chat
nrc not 40 innocent This In what II
happening IN IlnHsln
Tho lesson Ia America IL plain
Holshevisin ls practically non existent
IN America today b.oaus. the ~ s,.r
~ the peoplc nr" not only not ignor.
ant hut are sharing In the nations
prosperity They have good Jobs
They havo accumulated property.
They know that their childron, II no,
themselves. though employees today
may bc employers tomorrow where
such conditions cslSt lolrhrvism can.
not gain q foothold' n In asip to
America. therefore. 10 -c ,ha, such
conditions shall continue to exist. and
n possible. he improved Wa mus,
never have In America an enormous
class ~ hopeless peasants and work.
men on tho one hand and small
badly Of arrogant rirh on the other
ily Just laws both extremes may he
avoided Something better than
nero "livnG wage" Snust he sueran-
tccd 10 the man who IL willing to
work ana the road to sdvNncsmcnt
and 10 wealth mus, he Kept opon 10
all Just as u has hecn In tho past.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-03
kiir ruiAlINisM or

Tho rise nui uumr' ~ lu.nr,
Ism over lrpf .,...r rf Turor,
carries with O. q l...'r W. b Auor.
"a should take iu N.t.' rHi'hr, fsr.
10 not a disease Wh.h Culrishrs ir
amy snr' 81 climate. t.r1iA.,.a ~
conditions ~ rnnoi un"Nr vhsr'
prosperity and rrntrrturn, A..
generally dif'u-ri among th, ar,,i
masses ~ the people
llol-h Hsm &. NOW lnu.rar u
Russia fnd ina large AREA ~ >usttn.
ilunr,r, tt 'f,1t,r. G,,n,u,
~rein rui nu Wunrent section uf
rho ra'k'rs vh. should 90 r...r,.
la thos ooualIrs ia,hor Than IA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-03
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Liffie Bcnng's Notebook

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-03
Oklahoma Oufbursfs

What's the use" ask. q sapulpa
Stacker, "of a man working himself
To death TO got iivinEY"
tn" pirl on south Main asks un TO
thank the unknown gentleman fur
his thoushtfulness IN sending her an
art calendar on New Years day
Tho bad roads greatly in,crfcred
with the New Years celebration In
Tulsa. Another reason why We should
have good roads. says y. bee Guth
rey.
We'll" said q Muskog- man In
trying to think of something pleas
ant to say to q new mother In law
your nav daughter In law sure does
look fine In q bathing suit"
A Chicago firm sdv~rtisss for n
competent person to undertake tho
sale ~ n new medicine" aud adds
that II will he profitable for the un-
| dsrtaker.
The only reason why the mem hers
OF the legislature went to oklahoma
city on Friday was so they would
have two fun days To find the way
to tho state capitol
One oklahoma hoy who has ~.
turned hnm" from France. In speak.
lns ~ his trip across tho Atlantic.
saws he dld not notice any scenery
that gave him any thrills
Ia. ....lN -. a..
extend the Corporate limits ~ Tulsa
40 as 10 include Red Fork. ~ FORMER
New Yorker points out New York
oity. which annexed everything or.
, cspt Jersey City, m u precedent
The cause W the indictment of
the t,artleHVille newspaper men hy
the federal grand Jury seems 90 have
hern the publication " n literal re-
! pott W conversation hetween an
adv crtlSer and the want al unnRsdr
nid vuu ever nutiCc. saws llill niuv
/ lev how Swiftlv "a situation can
I change nud how 1Ui,kN pruplN fot
rr' Tho flug W mhrvlrug suldtrr,
| Cnn harlly Dot u hand in q mo, ir
picture show already while lust Nvu
rhrtt months arn even ~ advertise.
mout featuring some military scrncg
woulj ntiug the audience upstand
/ iuE
noh Uurton Who attempted to
tn,Irrsouttc ~ NJ ltrltui ~ Stpul
, pn ana rtsh -uWr ,hr,kg, must he u
p newcomer tu these ptrts or else he
shouid be- charged with mental def.
cicucv - NJ ltrRui ls one of 'hr
best known men 40 tins section Hud
hc hes = signature that can't hc
fururd
M,npgor nenson ~ tho Severs
hotel IN MUSK Ngvo. ili,s 'hc Nrll
witch has kort u- In wondering
ihrkurss su long lle explained to
the lIous ,luh that from nnN tn
fir, five ctuts ~ r,erN dollar =
ho'rl i,kos tn Hors tur service Ari
h'rr No have hrcn thiukinr an the
time that hotel service depended
urou TIPS u 's rnlrhirninr 80
krow that hnirl service has another
Soutyr ~ incuwc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-03

wealth made II unnecessary FOR Ruth
to work II her aunt decided 10 lOoA
after her
lie also knew that Mrs 'lnyhorn"
thought li'tlc ~ iiian. lie knew u
.ustinotlVrB Neith"r rho nor KUN
had ever hinisd that such VAS IN"
'as. Now Bran was away misht
never return what more natural
than that she should devote her
wealth Ia thos. nyarest tu herY
Tomorrow Ruth bwells Upon IN"
Intimacy ~ llrian ana Mollie
tuopyTiEh ieia UcofEe Matthew Adams
The maharnJab of Myuor" has a
thrdn. matte uf solid gold. beautiful
~ chased and set with precious
stones. and resting on four huge
hons also OF solid gold Above the
throne. which IL covered with thick
cushion ~ cloth Of gold with pearl
tasrels " "a gold umbrella simmer
ing with pearls aud precious stones
on top ~ which IL "a golden peacock
encrustod with diamonds and cmeT-
aids holding IN its hrhk ~ large cmcre
aid pendant Silver steps lead up tn
the seat.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-03

ht|ng to tho foreign born Will sui
d,uk h"uuWu mt'rr than mvr'' uu'.
tlu"- ~ tluuisti. ANA patriotic yun.
,eru
hudtvu born On thus daN are
likely to 30 generous hul rather rash
ana hasN These subjects ~ cap
rlrnfn often mvvt with many oh.
sthnlra IN NE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-03

The wires into Germany have hrcn
cut. " IL reported from American
army HEADQUARTERS hut uho kansas
CITY Timcs hrlic,o, there are Some
Within Germany that arc s,ill hcinr
pulled
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-03

7, viii ho noticed tha, champ
Clark did not begin 10 shy nt tho
presidential nomination for 1880 un.
~ one ~ tho neirhbors told him over
the backyard fence that william Jen.
nlhes Uyran whs tor him.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-03

In its natural state the alligator
eats nothing from september To May.
The only way 60 beat tho hixh COS,
of living. thinks tho Detroit Free
Pres. is "a he an alligator.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-03

triinN, January . ipta
ttup,fttht tnls .y ~ Nrt"Hfs Nsuspaps
s,rAI.air
1upifrr tna Nrpfuuc rulc strong N
tuNtN trI 'ra, dNwluhtr MORE roV
erflIN in the l'.s hnurs
Crwwrr,r vrHulI hltr a great i".
pt'uS Jir.nt 'ns ~NAN Nr..h ts Nr
Nr,ei to encourage initt,ti,r md tn
sure prrAurfti,
lurkrus have a direction ~ 30,
s'tf- making Ter h's pruNlrms &c
miiur GO policies and organisation
Supr. -tif.NN. ,v what De- .UlNsd ~.
rrr.uuur. V.I have gu 'uwcus- 'Ht
prius M 'N, "uwiur trnu'hs who.
tnrrr vii hr wu.N i'..Hss.ou ~ -,
,u't co., ts,Chi. tNptr.tnt,s
Nriutuu ot puh'lr uurFi. n'
among women Il, forecast rh, star,
s,rw 90 indicate that the, Will u.t
'h,lf large organization fNr ~,u,
great national movement
Amer ficanIAa uon and policies re-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-03

Premier Clcmenccau says he can
no, agree with all of President vii.
sons 1. points without telling u lie
Then let us have tho truth even
though II doe. hurt.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-03

Samuel un,.rmycr mys all he nhd
"a DO with u was to try and bead OF
the war, That s"ema'to he about all
the German propaEnndlSs wanted to
40. anyway.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-03
The Wife.
i,rian's Letter Di.,urb- ituth,

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-03

Postmaster Gruotr,l Nuricaon ~
rcc'cl ovcr senatorial ctltlcisn NJ
Or s",crrHt criticism comes from tho
democratic senators Nc trust We
shall not hc accused ~ partisan pr~
udice fur mentioning hls rer,ishnc--
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-03

A Missouri paper believes that
among tho problems OF reconsir,ic-
tion with he getting surpenacrs on tho
navy and long trousers on tho army
again.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-03

IL Ia understood that the kaiser
did not keep open house on New
Years day Thus another German
custom slipped u cog.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-03

The war cost approximately two
hundred mlllion dollars Tho nest
investigation may he 10 determine
who got the money.