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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14
UNIVERSAL TRAINING
IS URGED BY KAHN
Next Chairman ~ military Affairs
Committee Advocates Its Adop-
tion In Address Ia Uousr.
ARMY BILL VOTE UNCERTAIN
No Indication IL Given A. 60 When
FINAL Action WIN Ir Taken
General i,ctritc Closed.

WASHINGTON. Feb. i1.-Oeneral
debate on the ii.t00. .O0O. 900 army
appropr alton bin wa~ closed today
In the house ana the measure taken
up for amendment under tho five.
minute rule, Slow progress WIS
made. however. and NJ adjournment
tonight there was no indication when
final vote would be- reached The
bill would provide for an army Of
b0g.0 men
Universal military training VAS
advocated by Representative Kahn
~ California, republican, who In Sr-
pected 20 head the military commit
tee IN the next congress lie urged
the training for Hix months Of all
youths when they attain their 18Th
birthday nnd said the safest way to
avoid attack was 10 be able to re.
pei a.
Representative McCullOch o'
ohio and Connnlly ot Texas gave no.
tice they would offer amendments
later Mr. McCulloch ms his pro
poui would be that all men In the
ma llonal army he discharged two
months after enactment ~ the pres
ent army hill while Mr. COnnslly
said his amendment would provide
for regular army of the present
authorized strength OF i76. coo men,
obtained from volunteer enlistment
~ one. two ana three years only
few of the uunfunr1ntlUu Ifpms
were considered under the amend
ment rule with the prime pal change
reduction ~ $50 900 from the
100000 carried for contingent ~
p-nss- Of the military Intelligence
service
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14
MEASURE REGULATING
PACKERS IS PLANNED
senator Gore Mt Conclusion of Scn-
ate Hearings Says Legislation
Will Bc Asked Of Congrt~s.
KENDRlCk BILL IS FAVORED
iAcwang for CoDcrns and scparA-
tion ~ stoch hysesis and Cars is
Incorporated In Plan.

WASHINGTON. Feb. i3.--Favor-
able reports on a bill 10 regulate the
meat industry at this session OF con.
gress In planned by the senst. ser,-
culture committee, Chairman Uos Z
announced today at the conclusion Oi
several weeks OF open hearings al
which representatives OF all interests
testified.
Chairman core appointed IN, fol-
lowing to act with him as n rubcofn-
mittce To consider tho testimony
Senators Kenyon OF Iowa, UronnA Of
North Dakota and Norris of Ne
braska, republicans and Kendrick 0i
Wyoming. democrat.
Members OF the subcommittee cS.
pressed the opinion that the pending
Kendrick bill. with notifications.
would b. approved rather than ths
measure introduced In tho house by
Representatives Gins Of Tennessee.
Tho Kendrick bill provides chiefly
for licensing concerns engaged In the
meat industry and the divorce OF
stockyards and refrigerator cars
from control Of tho packing houses,
The Sims bill provides government
ownership for some facilities OF the
Industry.
Government regulation and control
of the meat Industry was urged be
fore the house Interstate commerce
commission today by Mrs Florence
Kelley. general secretary of the Ma
tional Consumers league. She APP
pearcd after Francis J. IIensy. for.
mer counsel for the federal trade
commission had finished presenting
his views as To federal regulation.
Mrs Kelley told the committee the
consumers Of the country were
unanimously IN favor Of government,
intervention In the packing business
and that they would not "let congress
rest" until definite action had been
taken. She said that II tho govern
ment would take control prices of
meat would he reduced and the poor
would he able 10 buy II again. Thou
sands of persons In the large cities
have not tasted meat for years. Mrs
Kelley said.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14
Ferdinand Is Wounded
by Rumanidn Workers
Who Demand Republic

w lhe Aesoctted Ffea
hEkLlN, Medncsdny. Fob. ii
A general insurrecllon In In prog
rc6s throughout Humania. accord
ing to 4 special dispatch from
Vienna. King Ferdinand has been
wounded slightly In attempting To
flee from bucharest with the royal
family,
workinsmen blocked tho road
way from the royal palace when
the royal family attempted TO flee
TO Jassy ana the king and his fam
NY were forced Ia return. The
King was wounded when the work
eru. according TO the report. fired
upon tho palace.
Rioters In tho streets OF Bu.
charesi arc openly demanding the
overthrow OF the dynasty, crying
Down with the puppetLl Long
live the rcpublic'"
The village OF budapest learns
that the revolt In part OF bolshe-
Nik propaganda. In n clash be-
tween the military and demonstra-
tors at hakorrt 80 persons were
Killed and i5O wognded.
The discipline ~ tho Rumanian
army, the newspaper adds. ~ col
lapsinE The food and cconomic
situation ls rapidly growing worse
and tho country's finances Are
completely demoralixed. The po-
sliion Of tho Hratiano cabinet 10
declared 10 he untenable.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14
STRICT STOCK CURB
IS ASKED BY GLASS
'"rc'nry ~ Treasury Would Require
N'aitfncnt Of All Issues Fibd
With Department.

.NAsHlNGTON. Feb. 10 Drastic
shIN'lon TO protect the government
W us financial operations and the
g,pple OF the United States from
~, ,''niened grave injury" growing
SSul ~ The issuance OF securities OF
.untul worth was asked by con.
'~ 'oday by Secretary Glass
a. IN letter to Chairman kitchln OF
wy, mousse ways and means commit.
~" Mr Glass urged early enactment
sa Jaw drawn by the capital issues
souinliiee. which would require all
.potdi ons or persons desiring To
~. stock through The mails or
,oush advertisements In news
lapH circulated through the mails
g, ."r win the secretary comprshen.
/, s,atemehts concerning the stock
a,,No would make the persona re.
soen To sign the statements per.
th.s.y tesponslble Tor any fnisity
soni,,h' Wilfui violation OF the aci
A Sna %" pun shsble by fine of
svov n, or imprisonment of on. wear
l,,,n and persons suffering IRON
,ls,.nhl misrepresenta tons In the
hen's could recover damages
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14
WJuAON WOssScu
FOR UDl.DcSselAr1ON.

In so1seob(ne to-day 4 Aeie6Ation from
Of nations. aid,
~ APPRECIATE very deeply what ha6
been ssid. ana I take I, that Ire hind
return ws should assangp . puk,ir
meeting NJ which, I xm quits coufi-
dent. we may celebrate the con,pis.
tlon Of the work, at any Yats up 10 D
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14
JOHNSON IS AGAIN DENIED
Californian Unable to Get
Vote on Resolution for
Return of Troops.
NEWS COMES FROM ENGLAND
Decision Not to Send More
Men to Archangel Is An
nounced by Premier.

wAsIIINGroS r.h ,,-pr.,,c
tlon. that IN. propn,.d cnnf.,.nc. I.
princeaa ts,nis p.,vs,n ran,..a,,a
tivrs ~ IN. vIctor,ous ns.nc,a,., an
tlons aud the vnriwis contendIns
Russian factions would result In an
agreement for withdrawal from Rus
sta OF American ana allied troops.
was made In the senate today hy sen
Ator Hitchcock, chairman of the FOR.
eign relations committee. during an.
other spirited debate ON the Amcri.
can policy toward Russia.
senator Hitchcock said he lie.
iicved all the foreign expeditions IN
Russia would como out together"
under an agreement with the Russia n
representatives which would pr.yen,
"butchery" OF troops lett In Russia.
Discussion OF the Russian sltua 4.
tlon was opened by senator Johnson
OF California. republican, who asked
Tor immediate action on his resolu.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14
SAYS u. \. To KEEP
ARMY OF 500 900,

PARIS. Feb. l3--The United
States. under the society OF nations
plan. as II now has been amended.
viii maintain an army of not ens
than 100000 men, which after
authorization OF such action by the
United States senate could he esed
wherever necessary, according TO
iIavas agency announcement today
regarding newly adopted features OF
the plan.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14
State OF Siege Ia
Declared in HAMBURG

HASEf. Switzerland Feb IA
stat" ~ siege has been declared a.
Hamburg Germany. until the people
~ that city have surrendered oil
arms In their possession Patrols
demanding these arms ARE taking nc
ton against those who resist Gus.
tave NUshe. minister In charge oi
military affairs IN the Ebert cabinet
has islrsraphed TO the president o.
The soldiers council at Hamburg
saying that he will not take military
measures nRa!ns' thai city as The
soldiers aud workmen's council "
restoring order
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14
FlUME DELEGATION WANTS
TO BE JOINED TO ITALY
u, The Associated Press.

q, The Associated Press
pANlS. Feb 10, President VII
son today received d-putatlun from
flume the bia Hungarian seaport on
he AdriRti". routhenrt of TrieHt
composed ~ Doctor urose rh. presi-
dent uf the national council " ps-
-onach. deputy Tor iume. aud Doctor
Nlo. mayor of Fiume
The delegation outlined To rtcsi-
dent Wilson the reasons for which II
= claimed Fiume should be united 10
Italy In their arguments they snid
that turning over fume 10 Italy
would be- IN accord with the prin
ciple of lf-dotrrniinatlun pro
claimed 10y President Wilson
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14
Courts Closed 10 Aliens.

tNiN fHIpN, IeshH zen. IL .r
The court of civil appeals. first dis
trict today held that the courts oi
the rnited State. are closed 90 at
alien enemy The ruling was mad,
In case wherein residents % Aus.
tria sought To bring action for dam
ages against railway for the death
~ relative IN this country The
case was remanded 10 the district
court with Instructions 10 take nc
action until the conclusion ~ peace
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14
GERMANS, DEMAND
GOVERNMENT RECOGNITION.

BERNE. Thursday, fso, 1,,--As .
Matthias ErxberGer. member Of the
German armistice commission and
day II was decided, according TO the
Frankfort ZeitunE that Ersberser
will demand that the allies recognise
the new Berlin government when he
meets the entente chiefs TO negotiate
q renewal OF the armistice.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14
PLAN FOR LEAGUE ARMY is REJECTED
THE WEATHER.

TULSA, Feb i1- Maximum, "a.
minimum so north winJs cloudy ,
precipitation, .OH inch
OKLAHOMA FRIDAY and SATURDAY
LOUISIANA; rrid., nir colder.
ARKANSAS Friday fair. colder "a
espI In notih-ss, portion Saturday
WEST rExAs' Friday and ss,ur
fAsT TExAs Friday fair. SON.
~h., coldct. ss,urdsy tsit
.uS HHSSa pfsS.s, s.ia,d., .1n1di. colder & fr'I., &
In -as' portion, diminishing nor,h~rst
sinds fridsy,
ALL THAT WE cAN BE.
You never can be on. thsi the world
ran't get along without
You cannot grow 90 ~iss aud good. go
muscular aud stout
Hut What suother Just 80 wise and lust
a. strong eau do
The vsfy tasks that you perform and
Ill the place OF you,
but you can do.Jour work so veil thai,
when you uuit your place
Tho World will miss your cheerful
smilr and long to see your face.
han ~ not al lmI1ftsnt mere llle
leans not on the t-w
Ths old departs and youth comes In
l. the tasks II leaves 10 do
When strong men fall the firM goes
on. Tor men Of strength arise
New sage, follow sses dead. Tor ~is
dom never dies.
Hut ell who have the will to serve MAJ
find their fame in this
That they are men III. world some day
will sadly mourn aud miss.
We cannot lock within our breasts
life's secrets or lts lore
We die. but strength aud wisdom live
and will forever more
We take from NE the things vs nsed.
IN. still that Others isct.
And when 81 last deaths summons
comes 10 life ~e hand them
back
We shall have reached fsms's creates,
height. II when weN- travelled
A few shall miv u, from our post snd
mourn that We have gone
Copyright 1919, by Edgar A GussO.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14
Frisco Passenger Train
Dtf-aiied; None Are Hurt

spRtSGFlELD. Mo Feb 10 st
Louis ana An Francisco passenger
train No. 7, bound from ~ Louis To
oklahoma. was dernlled near Pierce
city Mo. early today According TO
Information received here three
coaches left the track Railroad Of.
ticiah here said no persons were In.
iured.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14
Wire Briefs
HABEAs CORPUS WRITs
FOR REDS DISMISSED.

NEW YORK. Feb. is.--A writ OF
habeas corpus sworn out In an at.
tempt 10 prevent deportation OF 81
aliens brought here from western
cities was dismissed by Federal
Judge Knox today.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14
SENATE WILL HOLD
NIGHT SESSIONS.

WASHINGTON. Feb. ls.-In an
effort to clear the congested lesiS-
iative calendar and thus remove the
necessity for the early convening Of
the new congress In extra session.
democratic senator's decided AT a
conference tonight to hold night
sessions OF the senate until congress
adjourns sine die March I.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14

Tnlsa was host to another SNOW
storm YESTERDAY but before the dRy
passed the large flakes Of the first
stages underwent q metamorphosis to
n disconcertlng fail OF mist
Snow fell throughout the ansr-
noon Thursday, changing gradually
into n drizzlc that continued until
late In the night The precipitation
was recorded as on ~ an inch at the
local weather bureau The tempern-
tur. dropped continually from noon
on ana the minimum Tor the day was
recorded at 80. The maximum
was 30
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14
STEAMER At BItt.ST
To bring PRESIDENT.

BREST, France. Feb, l3.-The u.
Y. 4 George Washington arrived
here today TO carry President VIII
son back TO the United States
Twenty der,royerr will join the
Georye Washington on her return
trip at the Azores
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14

TOPEKA, Kan, Feb. Eastern
kansas In the eye of a storm eS-
tending from Pittsburgh Pa. TO
Denver, with barometer readings the
lowest here In i5 years. the local
weather bureau announced today
The Indications are Tor northwest
wind across kansas this afternoon. or
tonight of so miles an hour. The
temperature outlook In not serious.
the weather office reports II prob.
ably will reach 20 above zero tonight
In western Kansas and rs In eastern
Kansas.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14
French Proposal Beat
en- by Overwhelming
Vote Of Body.
DRAFT NOW COMPLETE
Document Is Unanimous
ly Adopted; Goes to
Congress Today.
IMMIGRATION IS DROPPED
Japs Propose Not to
Limit 1t on Racial
Grounds.
IMMIGRATION IS DROPPED

~ The Assseia,.d rrsss
pAUlA, Feb. IA The TlOurgeois
proposition for an intcr-ailied mill.
iary force Ia enforce peace was de-
fcated by an overwhelming vote at
tn. M m~etlnE Of the society OF nations
com mission today.
The French and Csecho .Slovaka
we're the only representatives voting
In tho affirmative.
The draft Of the society ~ nations
plan was then unanimously adopted
M n whole
The final draft consists Of % ar
iicl~s
President Wilson viii personally
read the draft to q plenary meeting
Of tho peace conferenoe tomorrow
The confer~nce will not be asked 20
finally adopt Il NJ this time.
The JapaneM delegation presented
an amendment providing that racial
discrimination should not be tolsr-
ated In immigration isws G
Several deiegates urKsd that this
would open such q large question
that great delay miGh, ensue. and
'he matter was dropped without
vote.
Captain Andre TardIsu of the
French peace delegation today said
the society Of nations would he
formed 10 protect only the powers
represented at the Paris conference
now Neutral and enemy powers
would bs admitted one by one. he
added. a. they conformsd 10 the
rulcs OF the society and could bs
trusted.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14

WAAlIiNBTpN, Feb 10 --Genera
priuhing notified the war drpa n
nent today that a letter mailed n
Snn Francisco on January 20 reach,
Trryea. Getmnny. February 4 MA
from the United states IL arti,lr
satisfactorily, the dispatch sab
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14

elem e Dodge and Harold Y
Olover. both ~ Hand springs. were
reported wounded In todhy's casual.
y lists The degree of Dodge
wounds IL undetermined and Glover
In only slightly wounded
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14

motor drivers venturing out were
soon stalled. Railroad branch lines
out OF Grand Island and Kearney
abandoned all train service while on
the main lines only passenger trains
attempted runs Hlindlng snow con
unueH. The temperature remains lit-
tie below the freezing point
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14
BRITISH TO DEMAND
WAR COST OF HUNS
law ABnouBcrs Indemnity Rrquest
VIII Include Ezpcssse ~ Well ~
DamAge Repayuscnt.
SEPARATION BODY MEE1i
Tho Amcrssun ana 1cnsilsh Is1Rss os
View l'rcsewtcd 70 Co0aAsnSou
~ suasbOu In 1'afta.

LONDON, Feb. la-The British
delegates AZ the peace conference
have been definitely instructed 10
claim an indemnity which viii In
ciude the cost OF the war AZ we'll a.
the damage actually caused, Il was
announced In tho house OF commons
to-day by Andrew Bonar Law. gov
ernment leader In tho commons. In
reply TO q auestion.
A commission ls now considering
the amount To be claimed. tho
method by which tho indemnity
should be guaranteed and the means
OF enforcing payment. Mr.. Bonar
Law added.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14
Pittsburgh Banker Held
az $25O,OOO Embezzier

FITrSBrRGH. Pa, Feb IA
with the arrest of J. y, swartr. cash
.er. charsed with embessllns tsb0..
90 of It's fnnds the Park bs M. ono
4 the leading financial institutions
4 the east en was q closed this
uorninR u whs announced that y.
CamerSon. state bank examiner
hh been appointed receiver, Ths
.tnks statement on January
,ows deposits Of t2,33b.sbg
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14
Heavy SnoWs and High Winds
Include Oklahoma in Sweep

CHICAGO, Feb. i3--lIeavy SHOWS
accom- panied by extremely hiEh
winds today demoralized telegraph
and telephone traffic from chicago
20 the Pacific coast Railway traffic
also suffered much delay from points
west OF omaha and kanan City.
The storm apparently originated
In the far northwest ana has spread
as far south as oklahoma weather
bureau officials In Chicago said to-
day, however, that they expected the
force OF the storm viii have been
spent 10y tho time the low hatomettic
conditions reached the ohio valley.
The heaviest snowstorrt reported
was from Nebraska So Tar as re-
ported temperatures have not falien
much below freezing and live stock
has not suffered to any great eH-
tent The storm today II ceniered In
North and South Dakota, Colorado,
Nebraska and kansas
Oklahoma was In the grip OF a
sO-mil. wind early today ana at
noon reports from three OF four
cities h the state reported wind
velocity Of g., mites an hour. Little
precipitation was recorded. Repotts
from Muskos Enid and Woodward
recorded Eight rains uut no rain fell
In the southwrr,crn part Of tho stale.
GRAND ISLAND, Neb.. Feb Ia
The worst blizgAtd for over 20 years,
40 fnr M II has progressed set In
about midnight when light rain
cha nged to slect and snow, driven by
i, heavy wind ny daybreak there
ALREADY were such drifts that the few
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14

N 7fSi JAMES sTUDtO--Ph sea
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