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general conference If the powers to
mr.! not less than Two years or more
than liz" Years after the signing Of the
convention for tn" PURPOSE 81 review
.nE the condition at Ir!rruat innal law.
and Of AGREEING upon and stating in
aul huritativr furm In" principles and
r.ilrS thereof. Thereafter regular can
r"-cnr"S for that purl"s" shall b" call
III and held nj stated Times
80 Immediately h"inr" thu signature
Of tn. American G"lrGHt"s insert IN" fol-
lowing reservation:
"Inasrnurh rs III Incoming Il member
&C til" league tn" United States Of Amer
ia, - !nov.d by no interest or wish 10
iIirud" upon or lnI"ri"rrn with IN" p"-
rnIr,ri.. upon ur Interfere with the p"-
IT any foreign Stair. and by Ii. exist =
ing ar anticipated dangers in In affairs
tu the wish nr tho European states that
preservation Of general peace. the repre-
iCa sign this convention with the Ind"r-
standing That nothing therein contained
shall b. construed tn imply a rciinqulSh-
n"nt by tho United States Of America
Of it's irad:; Onal attitude toward purely
/ American quest ions or 10 require tho
! submission of IT,. policy regarding such
! questions iinrluIing therein the hdnis-
| sion of immiErnn;%i To the DECISION OF
] recommendation Of other powers.
! ~ Add 10 Article Y. guaranteeing the
| existing state Of members states the fol-
! lowing:
! After the expiration OF five years
| from the signing of this convention any
party may terminate It's obligation under
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LEADERS IN TIE
4. ] }. {. TOURNEY
NIT DISPLACED

TOLEDO. o. March %h.-Still another
dav of competition passed in III" minor
event. Of III" American Rowlng Con-
rrrsS Tournament to-day without ono III
IN" leaders being diSnac"d.
Tho best score of III" day in tho dnu-
blrs w,s thc l9ii collected by O. M"ode
a,r( ". Halter Of MilwaukcH. which CAV"
/ ,EC nair 4 lie for tenth plac" in Inc
standings with l:aIStnn and Smith Of
Detroit.
There wc7c only two heller than 200
scnrns registered during the day. q.
.Srh,ni.l! and T. Hafrman of MILWAUKEE,
had one Of them with l2"V and +. POW
rrs and II. TIarrigar. Of Indianapolis
hung up the other with l2lG.
Other small money scores in the d"u-
| hIrs were:
A. l.nkr-B Franson. West A!lis. Wis
, ,.ouSin. 1886; w. 0hmA. Null". M'lwah-
kce, l1S4; w. rlassrn-F. Grcbr Ch!ra 60
, 1lS9: t. Grubb-O. Stein. ST. Louis II. 49,
y. usborn-P. t;argrn. West AiliS. ma
; f. Each-C:. Ncuman milwaukee,. HE
Tho highest score Of tho day in ihH
! Individuals was hnwlod Ivy NJ. MauS'r.
| If Youngstown. with GGh. II. FcachE. 81
| INDIANAPOLIS. had Gh% for second hiEn'
Third best was the G51. Of j. Biciclelo'
Of 81. E0uiS. ana lourlh IN Inv i''7N We"
! O. Smith q Chicago. with SIN
Other individual scores were W. hHS-
! MAS. Chicago. GIL: w. Rocihr' MilWau
| kcr, 6iQ: r. Pitts. St Louis h"h: NJ
Zoschskc. Milwaukee. G2S; A. tnkr' " cS'
| A:lis. 6l9.
Judge Howard. Of Chicago. past
! president Of the American Bowling ION
! CROSS collected $50 in his three game:
in the singles and announced from I'M
alleys that he was through payint
money for bowling.
Four five men teams were put OF
! with the last squad of two men and IN
! dividuals. They were tho Superior Gar
age, Toledo: Beams, Indianapolis; MIS-
| souri, Pacific No. >. ST. LOUIS. an'
| Whitley and Lefty's, Cincinnati. Al
! were outside tho money.
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GREAT MEETING AT
UNION MISSION
iona Of Largest Crovos Ever '9resen1
Hear young Cody and b T.
NIeCT1IL.

Last night at tho Mission :" an over
flow attendance D. 7. MIrrltl tto'
wndely known Efo(c lecturer ana ear
vey Cody. III" hoy preacher. d'I!N''r'"
forceful talks. :,,,,
AR. Merritt gave 4 n;ackh"ar! Illus.
trated talk descr;p; 81 thu E""N 81
Romans. starting Il rcciim'nrry Stu"E
OF this book which w'll II" '"'tlilu'N
each Sunday evening At IN" :'i'n'' n'"r
~ a. Mission until tn, book ~ Complct-
ed. Mr.. Merritt's methods ar novel. m
teresting and very Instructive. all pres
ent showing very r""cc7'lv" ;n'HrrS;.
At the regular eiGh, O'Clock service.
the bow preacher delivered the n'>Sasr:
his text was taken from Revelations SIN
chapte,. nth verso. 't'r- ,h" great day
~ HE wrath has corr" and who shall t'"
able to stand" His s"-!n"G was r>pi"'',
with vigorous proofs as :" thu Sur''tT a.
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either an eternal hell or an eternal
Heaven. Tnung Cody dweit upon ms
rvn belief in the pr"hable early rnning
e., III. world. quoting L leading Sclrn.,
ISIS opinion that within forty E"nIs
from today there would not be enouSn
sane people in America to care LOT Tue
insane. COW
Sup,rintcnd:n, Cory lel the song SET
,i... which was accompanied by th- MIS-
SION orchestra and special select lens
w,r rendered hy h" :tiSSHS Anna h i,e
Adrlia Nunicy u i"riivil": MI Co";
himself taking part IN 4 duel. n S"lo o
VAS also rendered hrr'N by MIR. NAItcr
OK, recently DISCHARGED from the u. 3
army. 49,. ,,.,-
There were fly" converts at 1hc at,SLi
,r,cr ,ta ;ryitation w,S given by Mr..
Cory, four mon and one lady.
'T"niEh; ~ ii" Mission the mNSsagn
will ~. given 10y Err. &. II. lt"n'hSoI'
OF tic First u'r:tcd Presbyterian rhurrh'
and M. song service VIII hc led BY SUI
nccint"rdent Cory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-31

Tho greater tho necessity TOT SaF'"S'
the greater your opportunity
The lntclligcnCer Want AIS.
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This article by giving ono years notice
IN writing TO tho secretary general or tn:
league.
-. Add 10 Article NJ trclat!ng to :.
commission 10 supervise the reduction
Of nr1namrntS) the following:
Such commission shall have fun
power of inspection and rcritication per-
SouaIly and by authorized agents as Ia
an armament. equipment. munitions and
industries referred Ia in Article VIII.
20. Add TO Article NNlN the 1oiloW-
ing: , -, .
Tho executive council shall call u
general conference Of members nI W.
I.s,,,,,. ,o meet not less than five or
moro Than 10 Years after the signing
IF this convention for the : revision
thereof. and nj that; time" or at any
time thcrca ftrr. upon on" years ho'!rr'
any member may withdraw from IN"
league"
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BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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Friday at Gleason, W. Va. on the West
nrr Maryland railway. about 80 miles
south uf Cumberland. The occupants;
Of the houses lost all their belongings.
The buildings were frame and were
fully insured. The lnSS is placed AT
s25.GGn. The families made homeless
vcr. able TO secure shelter iT;ncdiatc-
~ in vacant houses IN tho town. a
high wind prevailed and for Il time the
rutirr town was Threatened. Volunteer
firemen, all employees Of the coal COM
pany, were able TO subdur the flames,
after hard effort.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-31
STOPPED COUGH Aztec 1NrIUEHzA

II want to say tha; Folcy's Homo?
and Tar is the bes, coaght MEDICINE l
ever Iricd." writes Z. B. McDowel'
p. r. y. !. Box 10. Arlington. Tenn.
NV son had Influenza. lie mad INC
worst Kind of u cough and tried ever
thlng. BIZ: nothing did any good. Goa
scni mo 4 friend with Folcy's Honey
and Tar. and his cough was better the
ucxr day and in TWO days nc ma II"
cough at all" Folcy's Honey e0d Tar
stops harsh, racking coughs: ease:
wheezy breathing. It Is cncctive' YET
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-31
DESTRUCTIVE FEE.

Special Dispatch to The Tntelligcncer,
GLEASON. w. Va. March 3h'--9'N
dwelling houses. 4 stocc. boarding
housr and i barber shop. min" struc' urcS
altogether. properly # the Gleason coal
4; COX" company. controlled by fh'HP
I:rcws and sons. James and A!onZo'
Frost burg. wrr" destroyed by fire carly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-31
LOANS TO RAILROADS.

WASHINGTON. March 80. -- More
than S10.0Qn.n00 in loans TO railroads
have brought the total advances turn
ishrd by the war finance corporation l"
s145, nO0. 0no. Tho baltimore & Ohio yes
tcrdly received S4.60n.000 On the Sccur-
ity OF certificates OF the director gen
eral Of railroads and an additional s.
nD0, 900 on the companys rcfundIng ana
general mortgage six percent gold
bonds Of series L. The Eric railroad
company at the same time borrowed g.
500 600 and the Missouri Pacific Rall-
ro,d company sl.!"n.00 Don certificates
Of the director general.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-31

TO Cure A Cold IN One Day
Take LAXATIVE. ERpMO ot1NlNE
(Tablets) II stops tho Cough ana HeI 40
ache and works OF tho Cold. r.. W..
CROVES signature On each box S0c
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-31

Tho greater the necessity Tor SAVING
tho greater your opportunity 10 use
Tho IntclligcnCcr Want Ad',
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-07-26

MATTRESSES wanted, four,
half time; all meals and good
wages; steady position. Apply
to Mr.. BURCH, manager Henry
Park Cafeteria, 9th and B SITS.
N. w. so
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THE WASHINGTON TIMES, SATURDAY, JULY &c, 1919
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

OPERATORS on power sew
ing machine, experienced,
at once; permanent position.
CAPITOL BEDDING CO.,
AL G. st. n. W. %
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= NdIdIN NUIIIIIINIIouI ulO IIII
exceptional education, capability
and experience will be paid.
Write stating age, etc, to BOX
A-33. Times office. %
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STENOGRAPHER-On able to handle or
binary commercial dictation. Apply,
stating experience or training, and salary
desired to start. BOX B-14l, Times office.
81
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WAITRESSES-FO white;
experienced; at once; $40
no.; room and board. Apply
Mrs. Edder, Brighton Hotel,
2123 California ave. N. w.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-07-26

TRAINING SCHOOL at Casualty Hospital
has recently been reOrganized and de
sires applications from young women wish
ing 10 become nurses. Satisfactory COM
pIetion three-yeaT course, covering lectures
on practical instruction, entities applicant
to diploma Of graduate nurse. While in
training nurses receive compensation with
room. board and laundry. Apply SUPT.
NURSES. 2s
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MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN-S2BO to $500 900 o. d,
C real estate. Several trust fundR. Al
transactions conducted with economical
for borrowers
WM n. SAUNDERS & CO.
Southern Building. S0T l5th st ~ ~.
no2S-SOt
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WAITRESS once; good
wages. YALE LUNCH,
726 18th st. n. W. 80
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LOST AND FOUHD

BAR GIN-Sil,Cr, set with briIliaut>. near
Lamont 81. anu Ca ave- Return 10 hii
Lamont T. e.
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FOR RENT-RooMS
FURNISHED

ARIZONA HOTEL, $40 ST. n. W.-Neat-
ly furnished rooms, IS per week 10.
transients 81 up. fy2S-3Ot
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WOMAN-Colored, to work in
restaurant. Apply at once.
COS Penn. Ave. n. w. %
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MONROE ST. y. W., IS7O-Seeond-aooT
room, single; electric light; cool; fne To-
cation; private family. %
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ST. n. E, I1Is-Three nice 6-i-bt
rooms. furnlshsd. I D. <. rsa.nn. - 3 . |.
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ROSARY BEapS-At BeuninC race track
waiting station. August lh, 1875 Return
to 14OU n So. -. - 80
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hALbUUhNE FL n. W., l75l (COl 6I5-,N
-Nice slcoYe room, with porch SIS one
$50 for two; best northwest section. one
block to cars and lunch. Mt. Pleasant
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MAN-Middlc-aged, for &aSo-
line filling station. PENN
OIL CO., RoSslyn, Va. II
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SECRETARY and Stenographer.
a salary commensurate with
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-07-26

Utility MAS-Settled: in billiard room;
p III 10 midnight; references. wages
to start So per week. Address Bon A-&@,
Times office. IS
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HELP WANTED-MALE
I,ARORERS- 4lc HOTR

Steady work year round. Take Soldiers
Home cars 10 gate. ". II. IL. SONER-
VILE. Terra Gotta. L. c. 81
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HELP WANTED-MALE

PORTER With references,
and experienced 'presser;
good wages; steady position.
Apply SILBERG'S, 615 Pa
ave. n. W.
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Srd ST. n. w., 422-Front room and LI1cF
enette: reasonable ssS
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WORRYING MANAGER for 42O-acre Viz
ginia farm; salary and commission basis:
must have. expert knowledge of poultry
and hog raising, also knowledge Of general
farming. Address BOX B-160, Times office.
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MONEY To LOAN

on real estate; lowest rates: prior paymsBA
privileges: large amOuntL TYLER r.
kUTHERFORDs al 1Tth - ssD13-sSg
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MAN to help painter and paperhanEer;
good wages TO right party: knowledge
OF Ford car preferred. Mr. j. Powell,
United Cleaning Shop, 1925 18th st. y. W.
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SINGLE room. second floor, NEXT hath !.
North 6404.
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WAITRESS wanted, white girl, at $40 9th
st. y ". 81
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Apply Office Manager, VIRGINIA SHIP
BUILDING CORPORATION, Alexandria,
Va %
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COL. RID. n. W., I754-Very IaTTe from
rooms for or 5; private family
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TAILOR-AlSo pfesser; expert
enced; good pay. Dublin,
.of6 9th st. n. w. 81
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FOR RENT-ROOMS
FURNISHED.
MALE OR FEMALE

FURNISHED.
L ST: n. W., 93S-CooI. neat roo1n.. -.
on I'd floor for l. h. k. centrally Iocatsd !.
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PLEASANT, weII-furnIshed room for rem
tleman, with breakfast, $40; private fam
ny: pest northwest location Phone Co
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The Loyal Order of Moose

Special low initiation rate now in ef-
feet. For full Information call or phone
Mr.. BLACK. SIS G st. n. w. Phone Main
1929 or Frank 25SB. iYA-SOt
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DOMESTIC.

GIRL wanted, general house
work; references required.
442 o st. n. w. 81
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COUNTRY BOARD
COUNTRY BOARD for two E--tlemen; fine
house and home cooking: nine miles
from Washington; automobile to and from
city free. Address BOX A-29, Times Of
fee, or phone Berwyn 81 %
TWO ROOMS and private bath, porehes; In
Chevy Chase house; breakfast and din
ner to two gentlemen; references required
Phone CIeve. 254 %
HOTEL WASHINGTON GROVE, Md, in
vites summer clientele. Phone Gathers
burg 55-14 jy12.3ot
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-03
Dealers Distribute
Whisky to Prepare
for Dry LaW Repeal

CIsCINSN1l Eov Bonded
whisky IN warehouses IN thla ana
adjacent districts IL sridually be-
ing wlihdrA~u and senf 20 o'her
parts ~ the country IN prepaTa-
Iup for the repeal - the wartime
irnhbiilon. n has been learned
her" Chief 10 pu'y L = internh
Fo.euue cole stephen W.
NcGmth has disclosed thai own.
ers ~ the whisky IN the Cincinnati
district nave male 'rfqrrnt Nlh.Ns
to hI- oft.C. 70 secure p"fmi = ON
for the irausfer ~ the liquor
Thousands OF gallons hay" b'"h
moved ou'. and most of II sent 10
the hig warehouses In the nrlgh-
horhuod ~ The Dlg cen'"rs In the
east
What trauspirrd In the ONO
warehouses has been repeated IN
Kentucky. n H. shld liriilIe
hook forward tp the itilng OF the
tan between November - ana
he en- Der /. II is said.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-03
NOT HING ON
EARTH LIKE IT," DE-
CLARES BRADLEY
Now Well and Strong As n
Result of Taking Orgatone
Suffered 5 Years.

when 40 many well known people
of unuuestioned integrity make
abatement after statement, and each
and every ono OF them tcstifying 10
the same thing day after day, ana
each and every abatement cnrrobo-
rating together, the truth " Euch
statements can no longer bc doubt
ed
one OF the latest tcstifying to the
merits OF Orgntpne, the treatment
ha. accomplished such remark
able results. Is i G. bradley. one
of The best known tran-fcr men OF
wichita Fails, Texas
u don't believe there is another
treatment ON earth that equals or
gatonr when It comes To relieving
trouble such ns suffered from
said Mr bradley while In conNcr.
stliou viii the Orgutuno reprrsen
tatiNc the other duN have tried
many different Kinds Of medicine,
but Orgairuc ia the best have
ever found
My stomach was In bad rondi
ton Tor fi,c year. before began
taking Orgatunc and suffered a
great deal from indigestion Sever
al weeks lro | noticed this ruudi
ton was gvit.ns moro serious |
would grt very dt1ly At t,nrs and
often have i"rtlb'c headaches.
hru that ulFl. worn Out feeling AL
thr time and nay energy had
l..,,hcd such 4 low chlya42,tt | htdu
feet 'k, doluc ANY work at Al In
it,' I WIS $50 generally run down
tir. I tad io siIN away tiu'u ny
Vnrt part of the uu''
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-03
Mack SenneWS Famous Beauties
DraW Immense CrOlUds at RialtO
Appearing Conjunction With Sennctts New Comedy
"Salome vs. Shenandoah" They Prove Big Drawing
Card-Appear Four Times Today.

The
to the
The
The beauties perform rs
get
ing u y a y
OF
a n
vivian Martin her
The will
we
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-03
STATE BRIEFS.

,,,.,y+,t A... U.,.l .,r "a,
10 MOCK f,N'ns 'p' ~
''''"b'i 80. ~ 'NP''''
ono"
,,ryryrrr, <o, cupI
knows o." 'k' .'h'' ''' IA
net 90. ana NI' "'''
were n"r'I'A h'''
..t,....,., r., ,,..
" HN .,',...I g.,
t"ht'F' . "" S'' WV g..
h' h''u NV '"' .,,. .,,,,
many @hr'u"' ''' ''",, ,,N,
II. u - S"''P ." .,',
II
INI,h' '''.r' ".
MISS 'hh. "I '",,''' ..,,.,
'"rn'} t'' 'h' ''n| on ,,,,
vas h''' '"h ,..g,...,,..,
hr'r''' 'H'' ~ vs."
'"'of'd' asa N'''''
....,.,.,....,,,, 49,,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-03
OSAGE COUNTY UNDERG0ES
SHORTAGE OF TEACHERS

Special 10 The World
PAWN USkA, Nov . Schoo
work In Usage county is undergoing
n severe handicap because Of the
great shortage ~ teachers. accord
ins to County superintendent Por-
ter. The schools at Hominy c7peN
ally are experiencing drouth ~
teachers The city supcrintendc II
OF schools there has been offerlns
500 per month to IN up the Iv-
ernl vacancies that cNiat ana as Vrt
has had hut few takers
Porter ha. teon unable to u sew
eral OF tho schools Ofice positions
offer more attraction 10 the school
tea hers who have flock"d 10 tn"
oil Offices that have opened UP here.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-03
TO TRY NEGROES
IN HELENA M0BS
More Than 100 Blacks Are
Indicted By Grand
Jury's Sessions
WHITES ALSO NAMED
100 Must Face Charges This
Week On Charges Of As
sault and Murder

HELENA. ARK, Nov 2 More
ihau 700 negroes are expected to he
called for trial IN circuit court here
during the coming week on indl'l'
mentE charging murder and assault
ia murder. returned h} the ihilllpH
county grand Jury lass "och an
aftermath u the recent racial "h'.
break In the Elaine nclghhurh"nd'
IL miles south of this city. whioh re-
suited In the kllliug of fVc "hlic
persons and neatly score "l
negroes. and the dispatch ot fei"rh
troops TO the scene
20 III an lga persons almost al
negroes. face charges Of murder ana
murdprous assault AS result nI INV
grand Jury Investigation \ majority
of these arc In custody The NiaiA
of is. all charged WIN murder IN
the first degree. nave bo'n net tur
tomorrow
In addition TO the negroes indicted
two attorneys. O. 4 Hratlon ana u.
l. Casey. are cSpeC'cd Ia be callNu
for trlal during the present court
term on charges OF barrstry brat
ton was arrested ~ the time or the
outbreak Casey VAS arrested IN
Kansas last week,
COMMITTEE of 7" Rcports.
According to a statement MADE ny
"A local committee of seven ap
pointed with the sanction OF GOV
srnor u. Brough to conduct the in
veshgaiion. the outbreak, which took
place during the first week IN
october was due 10 the activities OF
certain negroes In organizing negro
tenant farmers into n band To he
known ~ the Progressive Farmers
and Household Union OF America a.
mart ~ well laid plans 10 arm ana
drlll the negroes and, on an appointed
day. To put 10 desih donon or more
prominent white men, seifc the iand
and generally, take over control OF
the county.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-03
WETUMKA CITIZENS THINK
THE GOVERNOR IS RIGHT

WETt MkA Npv 2 Tho COM
mercisl club Of N-timkr today cent
tho following tcIos Ia Governor
Nobertson
The com merc!1I club - m" cry
of Wetumknt Okla IN called session
today indIrsei without dissen ling
vote the position you have taken
In the recent conference held tt Nc
Ai-r'ef for ia, purroE" Of attempting
an adjustment uf me strike order OF
the uited NiNe Workers of Amer
l,a,. We hcLcve ihpf condi ,iuns war
rant N" Nfn Sjand YOU have tHken
and pl"dg" ypu our unguti.fi'd sup
port ~ your determine 20 op"rt'"
IN, mines ut DhlahuWi. W {.
Farm'r J + Lucas " \ Green.
committee
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-03
COURSlNG MEET WILL BE
HELD IN SHAWNEE SOON

SHAWNEE Nov. Arrange
mens are nearing completion FOR
the second annual coursing trials. TO
he held here November "a. - ana
70. under the direction OF the Shaw
noe Field Trial association. The
trials Will be run on the JhtNri
ranch, east OF shawnee, hs birds are
said 10 h." exceptionally pl'huiul
there
The firs' coursing event was heId
here last December and so success
il was u that II was decided Il"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-03
Dennis Decides.

Dennis O'Rrien, a f,rmer. with hlr
better and more talkativc half was
up for the day to see the wonders OF
Dublin
Seeing some waterproof gloves ror
sale. the homclv tDrmef's wife re-
marked "Arrah. now and phwh'
would be the use % thin things a.
all7
whist. We blockhcad," answerr :
Farmer O'Brien. impatient AZ sue h
Ignorance. Don't ye know thin i'
for washin' yer hands without wet
tin tho skin7"