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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-18

The order explains in detail the
street car problem as the commission
sees it. The text of the order estab-
fishing the new rates follows:
Ordered:
cd That the initial rate of fare
on the lines of the Washington Rail-
way and Electric Company. the City
and Suburban Railway of Washington,
the Georgetown and Tenleytown
In.erurtan Railroad Comps ny. the
Capital Traction Company. the East
Washington Heights Traction Rail-
road Company and the Washington
Virginia Railway Company within the
District of Columbia is hereby in
creased from cents. cash. to cents,
cash: Provided, however, that each
Of the said street railway companies
shall sell four tickets for 25 cents.
and shall receive and exchange tickets
with each other.
"(e) That each company shall issue
its own tickets and sell no tickets issued
by any other company and such tickets
after having been once used shall be
Cancelled by the company which issued
the same. For the purposes of this or
der, the Washington Railway and Elec-
trio Company. the City and Suburban
Railway Of Washington, the Georgetown
and Tenleytown Railway Company and
the Observation-Disclosures Railroad
Company shall be considered as COM
prising one system and one form of
tickets may be issued and sold by them
Monthly Adjustments.
"(3) That the said companies shall
make monthly settlements with each
other and shall redeem in money any
tickets in excess Of the number of tick
cts exchanged
"(4) That order No. 1924. dated
March %. 1919, authorizing a charge
of cents for transfers between the
lines of the several street railway
companies in the District of Column
bia. is hereby revoked, and in lieu
thereof il is hereby ordered:
"(a) That the Washington Railway
and Electric Company. the City and
Suburban Railway of Washington
the Georgetown and Ttnleytown Rail
way Company and the Washington
Jnterurban Railroad Company (com.
prising the Washington Railway and
Electric Company's system) shall con-
tinue TO issue and receive transfers
and identification checks between the
lines of the several companies men
toned and between the lines of each
company as at present. except thai
no charge shall be made for such
transfers or identification checks.
No Charge for Transfer.
"(b) That the Capital Traction Com.
pany shall continue to issue and re.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-18
Sarcasm by Mr.. Poindexter.

With considerable sarcasm Senator
Poindexter of Washington argued
| that If the United States should at
tempt to bring about the freedom of
Ireland after the establishment of the
| league of nations the act would con-
fiict with article X, which guarantees
the territorial integrity of the MEM
Der nations.
In SO doing. he said, the United
States would lay itself open to the
penalty of having all the other ma
tions exert economic pressure
against it.
Senator Poindexter also referred to
the fact that the British empire
would have six votes in the league
States.
do you think that would be no
drawback to Ireland?" he asked.
eff the object of the senator from
Montana is to impress the Irish voters
in the country that he is doing Ire
land a favor in the introduction Of this
resolution, 1 do not think he will be
able to deceive them into any such be-
lief" continued Senator Poindexter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-18
League as Forum to Oppressed.

Senator Walsh insisted that the
league furnished a forum to which
oppressed people might come, seek
ing redress for their wrongs
Senator Lenroot demanded to know
why the question of Japanese immi
grafton could not be brought before
the league of nations council, lust as
well as the Irish question
Senator Walsh replied that the Irish
question was not purely domestic
Senator Lenroot contended that
neither is the question of Japanese
immigration in the United States
purely domestic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-18
WEATHER.

FAR tonight and tomorrow; not
much change in temperature; prob
ably light frost tonight.
Temperature for twenty-four hours
ended 2 pm. today: Highest, So. at
pm. yesterday; lowest, 40, at am.
today.
Full report on page 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-18

Member of the Associated Press
The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to
the use for republication Of all news dispatches
credited to 1t or not otherwise credited in this
paper and also the local news published herein
All rights Of pGSlication OF special
dispatches herein are also reserved
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12
The Struggle

t'errol frowned and all Arcadia
frowncd with him. That automobile
load OF chorus girls. gay young men
suitcares and hilarity limited dark ly
at the character Arcadia Inn was 10
takc on under It's new owner. Ar
cadia's mind was made UP abOut IT,
They would fight the flaShy resort
IN tho midst OF their home COM
munity.
John sent the gay party of with a
short nod In the direction of the inn.
There war AN lmpromptu town meet
ing held on the station AT which Ar
cadla Inn was branded undesirable
and John Ferrol said.
"Wcll. nobody In Arcadia viii set
foot In II. that's sure"
Edith smiled ruofully Ia herself
Of course The solution which
CleRry offered To her problem of
making money had been too easy
and too good to be true She might
have known nothing so alarming
could be sound In character She
lid not mention TO her husband n
word OF clerya proposition She
had already made up her mind 10
withdraw her agreement to enter
business with Cleary.
That evening AS Edith Fcrrol Sat
before the fire with her husband and
children, she felt more tired than
ever. and more despondent 4 ring
AZ the door aroused bath Hut OF gray
lntrospection, John went to the
door
Edith heard Clenry's v~cc
MY name In Cleary of the Arcadia
Inn" he was saying Il suppose
this II Mr. fcrrul' Well. I'm glad
to know you. sir, suppose your
wife has told YOU she and are going
into business together ! took the
liberty of comm over tonight to ask
her advice on a lot of fruit | just
got the option on by toiegraph---''
Aren't you making a mistake -
Edith heard her husband cay coldly.
She hurried out
John, | meant to tell you about
IT," she sad, hastily, greeting
Cicary. "Only ms I've changed my
mind about going into the arrange
mrnt." Mr.. Cleary. -----"
Cl-ary looked surprised and hurt
why. Mrs Ferrol, I'm taken
back only couple OF hours Rgo
,ou said you'd try II out for a wick
nt the inn And tell you this OPP
tion on fruit stands 10 start us
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12
Horoscope
This stars incline hut do no, compel
"Wednesday, February -. 1919.


"Wednesday, February -. 1917.
This In nn unimportant day In
planetary direction. according to r-
trology. While Saturn is faintly
ben-s'o In aspect. Venus IN slightly
adverse.
IL IN time when all who draw their
sustenance from the earth should
conserve their resources. for they
may find that threatening conditions
develop prosperity.
Danger from plaques of insects il
probable NEXT summer and precau-
tions should be taken to safeguard
crops.
Elderly persons have n sway that
promises much for them, N they
take care Of their health Their ad-
vico OF moment relating to recon
struction plans and other after the
war measures.
Women should he exceedingly
cautions and tactful while this rulo
prevails The stars preage diff-
culties In Industrial conditions and
danger ~ sentiments prejudical to
their interests being circulated.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12
4 RhAL MAN OF DESTINY

To-day We do reverence To the man
Abraham Lincoln. n tribute which IL
due and Just N every sense of the
word. such lives as l.incoln's are
rare and attn fewer of them come
To public attention because the liNrr
II not called To live life OF public
service and TO meet a great emerF.
ency In the affairs OF nations Lin
coin put his indeliblo stamp upor
the pages ot history, and that too
without having behind him "a noble
lineage or string of distinguished
ancestors. Lincoina life was cspc-
cially great. not alone because Of
what he accomplished. but because
his degree OF nobility was the pro
duct Of his own effor,-of years Of
humble persistence. OF hish ideals
and Of sanrifices that made him n
fellow and . sympathirer with tho
common psopic among whom fate
had cast his lot.
II 10 human to Worship a hero. and
lAnce,p vas . hero II there ever was
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12
There's money in I, for both

rish, There's money In It for both
Of US"
What has my wife to do with you
or any place like tho inn7" Joi.a
demanded In angry surprise
"Id liz. to know what's tho mat.
ter with my lnnf" Clesry countcted
II don't like It's patrons" John re
torted We saw "a sample Of them
In red automobile this evening ."
Cleary frownrd
THAT bunch =" he asked "why.
] psSscd them up. | wouldn't house
them They went ON TO tho next
plac" why. say A sudden
you changed your mind. Mrs. Fer
fol"'
Yes" Edith sad.
We'll. now that you know | won't
stand for EN-. is the deal on again p
he asked eagerly
Edith hcsltatrd Then shs briefly
outlined to her husband clear n
propagation. John. however did not
heritate
I'm against II, Ede" he said
You know what the whole town will
think OF lt-nftet what they've seen
tonight"
Eiith was silent Clcary regret
/ fully put on hts hat
AN right. Mr. Ferrol you're the
doctor" he said "but | want to
tell you and the town something
/ Back IN New York they call mo hon
est and decent Ny friends are In
the sporting and theatrical lines. but
that don't mean they're not III for
nice cpople 10 'rociate with. | cut
/ them out ! camo out here To settle
| down In the country and live quiet
with my n~ighbors. Hut N my
neighbors don't want my society
and believe me they haven, fallen
over each other giving me the glad
hand why then. I've got To cater
to me old friends So rs Arcadia
Inn for the glad New York crowd
hereafter I'm orr the fence. You
good folks have pushed me of Good
night"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12
Oklahoma Outbursts

According tu mrayrf frIuris .I'uy.
up Mrrh lacked 10 iof uf going utr,
thr top
The man whp tiiIH ~ IA" p't'h.
inu rpfiug
" iu it, oklahoma ''iH Times
HI.f I H .tfu 80 arHu1l' nat un
a'Ii t'sl'..uE ,.tmuiI would llk"
." h' ,tuFhi 100 'klih"mh 'I'J II.i
No huI'h'ritI CORNER 7usp"'iH 10 mat
lN' .lnn 'il'tH Hi" planning tun.
''''uw Hul q u'N hdrt.Dad" has
h,,u d'NH'I ln meet l'
IH" l.th' H' ~ 'f''' ~ 'M1tN
II I'.ut ln Ihh 'h' summon. Ih"
'Nr lltr HuffI'lout iouW ip iump
30.
$50" MAT 'h' Nhr Dr. over nrd the
'"|nIE r'Ollng down 90 liH
u''"il "IhT lho Young man "n
"uiIh N'Ih van" To hn"" " amy
''ui' valentine
NhH"n"f man f'll from f""f
ah1 iron" h'Nrihl h"n's "hll" ul INK
q" fl1h'p = bp'Nfl''I. h"I"tl hn'H
NOT mention any injuries suffered hy
'h' " p'NIll'f
Among H"mo eminent nr'h~"ln-
fH's 'h' Wf"t'f "uh ms pllnh i'
'hilN uh'hf'hrd means wa ffhhh
ln "uhN VIM" "h'tH c"h''hh
JUST HH "i"hHlN lhh' " Hlkhltl'H "h'h
''l' Friendships ceased
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12

one iis whole NO was battle
with adN,ta' , r,ums.au,yn llr cor.
puotrd. ana his victory Was not uriy
q triumph for himself, hut u hlos-.uE
ut unexpected iWpoft tp tho ns .'p
ana tu ih, world o. h W'u W'
SHOULD huuUr nIm for Hklus u,p
account Who hr Waf. what u, co..
,umpl pl.nn'd and ihs spft'u.ur 900
rucH,o hr Itfl upon selfish hlm,u
I,. even uut beloved Washing 900
Wta NOT fp tr,n' 80 r,trr 90 % 900
mutt aH the great emancipation, boot
,Wan, lpailuu WlH uuIy 900 WOi'u'
IN mo ,lr'or fut m ,il fmup boo"
showed a d'Et'u uf n.tnI, human
piupathy uut vo h,i ur,rr h,iuI'
hhsp, lated win authutIiy Hnd po",r
IA, student 81 history tuds tutf
when the career 81 th" human taco
,iuo tu Hu ru, rE'u,l, Hutuc man hly
risen up 10 meet the event SCOT tI,
men Nho achieved gI'ainrHa inua
VIZ 'I lIlh' To I' ..'I lNil N'N'I I'I' m
not all men Nhp hul,i tu reach e
hiFh place Wrio untitled fpr mailing
a hunuiuhir record. hlt Wn,u Dies,
tiny called the rKht man. men Ffo't
events came 10 pass aud the World
found = hero - Worship Lincoln
WIS tho ight man fur ht place.
lltl ho not been hr would have
failed liid he been rVrr 90 great,
but had not met the rmrfHrur, the
world would have never knoWn ~
his grehtnvt" 1hls. then. Is our l,H.
son un lnoulnH birthday ihtt
when Uod needs a man fut great
work, he has - man ready M
preparation FOR that work even
though he may call h,m from the
ranks ~ comparative uhs,ufity
Abraham Lincoln did hin part al all
tunes, but u was the finger of boi
leading tho dcHtlnlon ~ man mat
called this humble. homcly. plain
citizen ~ the To'nH of power. to "a
pedestal In tho hearts ~ all Amcri
cans ana u symbol ~ freedom 10 all
the world
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12
Little Bcn's Notebook

Yehtidday In skool Miss KITTY told
the class about self sarrific. being
sutch crate thing and everything.
saying Nuw | wunt everybody who
unhrtsiands the meenin of self sacri-
ti'e 60 raise their hands
Mich everybody raised their hand.
and MlAs kitty scd. Good. and now
who can give me an example of self
hd'rlfi'c'
wien pritty soon ruds simhinH
raised his hand, saying, II | go 10
Hl.sp aRvn after I'm called In the
morning thata self sacrifice
Wen II II IN In too dents to see
vy. kindly iNplsn- yourself, ned Miss
KITTY Mirh pud. did, saying, It's
self sacrifice. because n go to sleep
agen | sacrifice my chance OF being
crly FOR skool
\ very poor Example indeed. and II
sounds Jest like you, Charles, can
ouybudy give me ~ real Example OF
.rlf acrlficr' come on, Benny you
genprelly wunt IN get In everything
cant ynu give me an Example OF self
sacrifice sed MiSA Kitty.
Ncs nam, | s.d
! know you could. scd Miss kitty.
now. boys. lissen vile Benny Potts
iNplanrs "A reel Example ~ self sacrt-
fee. go ahed. Kenny, And | sod, Yes
mann. II a man was arnoaking a segar
ana the sogar went out but he kepp
on putting at II enywsy, that would
he Example OF self sacrifice.
Wy IN the werld would IT, sed
Miss KITTY. and | sed. because he
would bc sacrificing tho smoak.
Sumtimes almost bi"rNo I'm
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12

YOU want to. II you WORK inNi" nur
home instead ~ IN public places. Now
We won't tnlk " II any more. " II
settled and We are both happy, Get
ON your duds aud we'll go down to
the s,ntloncr's ana order What need
for the officc q,
"Oh. forgot YOU would need All
sorts ~ papers and things''
Don't look 80 chafrincd. You ava
So much that YOU have lett me almost
nothing 10 attend 10, Como on ~
Introduce Won To- All sorts W legal
papcrs, briefs and AZ on. Then next
time you furnish "A LAWYERS OFFICE
you viii be up on stationery require
mrnts'
'Thcrc'll hc no next time How
dare YOU suggest 81" So, laughing
and chatting happily, they went out
10 shop. the perfect UNDERSTANDING
which existed between them makirR
for such happiness M neither had
nown for years.
Tomorrow llrian realizes the Joy
W hclpiug others
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12
SESSION CALLED TO PLAN
CUT IN COTTON ACREAGE

DALLAS. TEX, Feh ~ A call
for "A general meeting to hc held IN
New Orleans February % when a
definite effort .will he made to re
ducc by one third the cotton acreage
IN all southern statcH was made here
today At "a meeting ~ representa-
tivcs ~ agricultural commercial
financial and industrial interests ~
Texas The governors ~ MI cotton
growing states viii hc asked to IL.
sue proclamntions setting aside
February % us pledge day aud all
farmers viii hc asked 10 pledge
,hcm ,elvcs to reduce their acreage
u Ono-third
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12
The Wife
HIRAM t.i,c- Ills Consent D Ituth
Doing Home Work.

CHATTER cillt
How glad Ituth was that SHE had
told Arthur Mandcl what she had
concerning Hrian. his feeling about
her work, and M on, And how more
than glad Hhe was that Brian had
begun to appreciate what Mand.l
had done for hrr both before he
went away and while h" was aver
seas She almost held her breath as
she waited to see what ilrian would
My.
what do yuu think. Uuthr 10
you care to help Mandel unul ho
finds someone" >"
The question 80 startled and sur
prisrd Wuth that Tor some moments
she could not bring herself to an
uwer. not until nrian had added
"Did you think me ~ selfish dear.
that would object | know how
YOU love the work | also appreciate
your kindncus 10 u- when ! was
nwnv" he said, turning to NandeL
Decide nr you please, Ruth
II shall be delighted. NJ Mandel''
Wuth'H eyes shone with delight Hhe
had dreaded more than either ~ tho
men facing her realized, tho giving
up ~ her lotcd tasks, the excitement
grown almost necessary to her. Then
too II would he some time hefnr.
UriRn would get really started while
she had saved a good deal. and he n
little. she know only too well that
what they had would not last long,
dld not paying practice soon come 10
the soldier lawyer Il can easily
give two or three hours each morn
Ing to you without In the least inter
ferlng with my home dutieH Rachel
10 very competent" she had added
that last hecausc she wanted Mnndel
to know she would stlll kcep "a setN.
ant II she did not receive tho large
salary he had paid her that l,rlan
could afford 90 let her 10 that
- can't tell YOU how grateful I
am," Maudel replied ~ he rose To 30
ana rather sheerishly drew some
plnnr from hts pocket You see, I
took YOUR Kindness Tor granted and
brought the plan ~ tho Murry house
In uo~Ou along II IN tn hr entirely
redecoraicd" Ito then explained the
different exposures ~ the rooms, the
lav. out of the grounds aud sn on
81 have taken the liberty NJ speaking
~ Won to several W my friends" he
said Ia Ilrinn, who accompanied him
tn the door. ~ told them YOU had
changed the location " YOUR office
aud were now ready FOR business YOU
de- not look quite strong yet. I
should advise that you 60 slowly FOR
a time"
when prian returned to the sitting
room ne found ruth quietly waiting
~, him. ne aisu ~ the p,,rs Manicl
mad ion with her to hc seen
I suppose you are anxious 20 get
10 work he remarked
'Nn / shall only work whom | am
.plDu, I. lcf, the shop ia make a
homo for you And nrlan. am ~
hArr,. ,ou 40 not object tn my doing
n lt,io iu my old linc. love A. ard
hoaidcs that II will hclp lot until
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12

JACKSON Miss, Fch. ~ Hold
ting that thc United states IL s,ill ia
a state ~ war and that tho state
courts have NO right to interfere with
any power exercised hy the presl-
dent ora mem hcr Of hts cabinet un-
der the war statutes. Chancellor Ia
mar Ea-tctlng today refused TO gran,
an Injunction restraining POS, mast er
Gcrrrel ulcsun and the cum hcr-
land Telephone a Telegraph com
pany from enforcing the new intru.
state rulls for telephone service
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12

We should worry, says the noston
Transcript with the peace congress
fixing u 30 there win nev.p he AN
other war and our government plan.
ninH to have an army several times
bigger and better than we've ever
has before. II looks ms II Wen be
pretty safe.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12

The Saturday Evening Post com.
plains because congress has devcl.
oped no scheme OF after the war eco.
nomlc recons,ruc'iAr Where dd
the saturday Evening Post. inquiries
the National Republican. ret tho
qusin, idea that congress has any
thing 10 do with legislation under the
new freedom
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12

WAsIlNGToN. Feh IL tNliute
licenses 'or export ~ American goods
tn neutral countries under decision
announced today hy the wHr trade
hoard. viii hc good until used In
stead uf hearing tho Limitation ~
ninety days Imposed heretofore.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12

The Han Francisco chamber Of
commerce has welcomed Mr.. McAdoo
to the soiden shores Of California by
adopting a resolution demanding tho
prompt return Of railways to .heir
owners.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12

Mr.. Debs throws out n hint that
hs In another Lincoln Hut II docs
not matter. says tho Toledo plsdc.
the great iiberator IL probably no ac.
oustomed To such things by this time
that he has quit turning over In his
grave,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12

American casualties In Russia are
increasing and Secretary BAKER IL
stili debating In his mind what to do
about extending amnesty to military
offenders
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12

President Wilson asked for u hun
drsd million dollars for the purchss ~
and distribution Of food .stuffs In Eu.
rope. The new feed en-" suggests
tho National republican.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12

II 70 suGssstsd by the Indiana polls
News that farmers may not have 20
much trouble getting farm labor n
they will offer . car Instead of n
hcrss for Sunday afternoon rides.