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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-09
ESPIONAGE LAW VIOLATED
Jury Sustains Charges Of In
reference With Mill
tary Program.
NEW TRIAL IS ASKED FOR
Motion Will BE Heard by
Judge Lands in Chicago
Court Jan. %.

'lIltA,ib, Jan S--All Of the five
,u' hli-t leaders tired Tor conspiracy
.n violate The espionage laws were
found ruIIN hy . iuty late tins ait
riuo"u in frdcrE court
Th" dcfcudAAA found Euiily are.
tongrr~sms& ol.ct Victor /. nor.
GET, publ<tr of the Milwaukc &c
Leader
Adgfth Grrmcr secretary ~ the
national socialist party
William T.. ktcuse, editor Of the
Young socialist
Irwin 81 John Tucker writer and
speaker
j Louis Enghahl, editor ~ tho
american Socialist
Tho specific charges upon which
the men we're found guilty were
Delivering public speeches and cir
culating public articles with wilfuil
intent ot causing INSTRUMENTATION.
dlr.nyalN aud refusal ~ duty among
the military aud naval forces of the
nitei states ANA interfering with
recruiting service aud enforcement
Of the solcctiVe draft law
The men face prison terms ~
from one to 90 years. n fine Df from
81 go il0,O00. ar both, at The dis-
erection of the trial Judge
ASH for New trial.
Attorneys for the defendants In.
mediatcly presented u motion for a
new trial Judge lands fixed Jan.
unry "a ~ tho date when ha will
hear arguments on this motion. The
five defendants were tnksn In Gus
L.. q A.. sNs.s lsN f.t.
minutes later released ON their old
bonds ~ tl00O0 each.
Seymour StcdmAn. chlof counsel
Tor the defendants. declared that the
case viii lao appealed To the United
States supreme court II necessary to
keep his clients out of prison.
Thc jury delib"ra,cd five hours
ana 90 minutes before agreeing on
lis verdict Three ballots were
taken The first stood 10 TO Tor
conviction. the second ~ to Tor
conviction and The third, - for con
ylction
The Jury retired at II A. m, after
receiving the instructions or Judge
lAndis on the law In the case, The
verdict was returned In court ~ 30.
Unusual precautions were taken
by the government to prevent any
outbreak lu the courtroom. Agents
~ tho department ~ justice searched
every man who entered tho room TO
the reading ~ the verdict,
The Jury halted IN It's lhborr Tor
i've Minutes at II % NJ, out of
respect to the memory ~ Theodore
Roosevelt cut IN tho corridor tho
defendants. their lawyers and friends
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-09
CASUALTIES IN HUNDREDS
Berlin Struggle Continues
With Many Being Killed
in Street Strife.
CABINET STILL IN CONTROL
Indications Are Ebert's. Gov
ernment IL Master Of Sit
uation. London Hears.

WASHINGTON. Jan. s-Ncaxcr
official nd,,'~s concerning tho
riots In lh'rlin rVachcSi the state
department, to-day. They gave no
details. bu, pictured tir situation
n serious.
TiG war dcInrtmcn, had no nd.
Vices from Rrsgadirr General
narries ana other army offis~s In
Bcriin IN connection with tho ere
cution ~ the ar1nisticc terms and
neither department had anything
10 confirm M unofficial report
which was b~ouEht Ca trwir at
tcntion that t!cucv~i Harrir~ had
rri'svd the American nag over tho
hotel whcrc hc WAS stopping and
istc~ had lowered n bsSuuse of
threats from tho usobs.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-09

COPENHAGEN. Jan. s.--DecIslon
TO uH. ali military forces to end the
Hpat attacan agitation was reached at
council OF war held In Berlin by
tho central council OF soldiers and
workmrn last night, according 20 q
berlin dispatch reaching this city by
way OF Frankfort
UustAvo Norke has becn appointed
commander In chief OF tho govern.
ment troops which have been
brought to the osnter OF tho city and
concentrated near ths ohancelior's
palace. Pedestrians are reported 10
have been ordered off the streets and
all windows have been closed. The
government has refused 10 negotiate
with tho Spartaoans and the opp0s.
Ing forces face each other along the
Wilhelmstrasse, being separated by
a sone only 100 yards wide.
LONDON. Jan. s--SevWal hun.
dred perpDns have been killed In the
fighting In Berlin. according to a
Copenhagen dispatch To the Ex.
change telegraph company. but up
10 2 o'clock this morning no details
OF conditions there had been re-
celved The government seems nj
least Professionally to bo master Of
The situation.
Early Tuesday morning the Berlin
government moved troops outsi0c
,he city. Theso troops are ready TO
enter, II II said, In the dispatch to
the Exchange Telegraph company.
Field Marshal Won iilndenburr ID
expected To have arrived at Berlin.
street fighting has been particu-
larly ssnsuanary, II ~ said. owing
10 the fact that tho spartacus ele-
ment has plenty OF weapons taken
from the munition factories at span.
dau while tho machine guns were
tiring and bombs were dropping,
moving picture operators we're burily
rocordlpg the Srcnes enacted In the
streets
II was announced recently that
the American army had set moving
picture operators To Berlin.
The dislUcatlon of tho telegraph
service has prevented anything
more than m.nger and scattered ~.
ports OF what has been happening In
ncrlin getting through. but all tho
dispatches agree that severe street
lighting occurred Tussdny
The first encounters between tho
government and the Spsrtacnn
force. occurred Sunday In front ~
the knisethof hotel. when one per-
son wns killed and eight others were
wounded
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-09

HetWecn hedges touched With
melting flakes and under bare winter
houghs which cast shadows upon tho
bushes OF red berries lining tho road.
side, the procession moved slowly.
headed by mounted policemen who
CONTINUED On PAGE TIyE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-30
THEATRES
PALACE HIP

A clever animal act is the headline
attraction OF the new show which
opened Thursday afternoon at the
Palace Hip. THE BlJou Circus
Troupe" Is different from the usual
animal acts that come over the
vaudeville circuits. The animals a
variety OF cats and dogs-actually
perform on trapczes and take a turn
at tight-rope walking.
Billed as THE Electrical Wizard. :"
iTed lie Refine offers a novel act. He
light torches from his body with as
much ease yas one would light a
match over a flame. The antics of
his co-workers, when charged with
strong voltage, furnishes 4 good bit
OF fun 10 the audience.
Other acts on the bill that help TO
make the program entertaining
turnout are Plunkett and Romaine,
In dancing act; Carl Rond and
Alice Conway. musical duo, and
the Aerial DE Lors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-30
RECRUIT YANKS
ON CIRCUS LOT
Soldiers Give Exhibits at
Fourth and Lenora

As a feature OF the nationwide
campaign recently inaugurated 10
FIJI up the depleted ranks OF the
army. two parties OF soldiers are on
duty at the circus grounds at
Fourth ave. and Benora ~. TO inter.
est the crowds visiting the show in
the unusual opportunities now being
Offered by the service.
One party. from Fort Lswton. has
an exhibit OF firearms. OF the latest
pattern "A developed during the war.
and this attracted tfrong during
the performance yesterday. In.
cluded In this exhibit are a heavy
Colts machine gun, a Browning au.
tomato rifle, repeating trench
shot gun, and an Enfield rifie-tho
New U. s. magazine rifle. Model
1917.
Another party. sent out by Col. j.
r. Watson. In command OF the Sc.
attic recruiting station. erected n
pyramldal wall tent and a dog tent,
and put w banners and posters.
Both parties remained at the cir.
Gus grounds turnout tho afternoon
and evening. explaining the Earn
while you learn" idea, which Is be
ing emphasized an the present cam.
paign. and they will he on hand
daily during the circus threc.day
stay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-30

eiciy win have a place where Rar.
ments and money may DO left 20 help
carry on thia work
Then there will be the chiidrrn's
nursery. with is wonderland OF toys
aud books. and model materials for
making baby'a home living quarters
happy place. Mrs. V, l.. George
son viii be IN charge.
Complete Program
The complete lecture program fol.
lows
TrEHpAY. JuNr
h 20 =. ND Hiram Read, pohite
health department Of the
city ~ Seattle. 'Hrhs seat.
tis Department 81 Health
aud chud Welfare"
90 = NJ DR.. A. q. ruche,t. IT .
Teeth"
$50 p ND stevenson smith. profes.
eor Of Psychology az ths
nattsy uaiksft faundA
iion. University Of wash
inaton. Discipline OF the
ehiia "
EufYthmstias by pupils Of
the Cornish school.
"WEDNESDAY, JUNE
1870 =. M-Dr Fora nasa. '~rhs work
nsina Done AZ the seattle
uN4ith Hhhf fitntf
800 Y ND y. J fassrit. "p~formi-
ties Of Different Kinds"
90 =. ~ DF Adam Ceilinsnn. "A Con-
alteration ~ homs Points
N the Feeding % Infants
aud children undsf Three
Years 81 Age"
EurYthmsties by pupils Of
the Cornish school.
THunHDAY. JUNE
t.it = Dr. George swift what TN
eis sam Has Lsafnsd
About Neglected children"
s.fb y. N.--bf u. , OHbeA. whist Con
stitutes Adequate Pre- Ma
tai Care
! % r M~Miss Ellen crssiman. a.
rsriress % the Seattle kin
dsrGaFten training school,
The ~ one kindsfEart-
f3ae = a Mis~ nsr,ruas Annvus head
iibrarsn children. depart.
ment seattle public u.
brsry. Books and Babies"
Hasic.
FRIDAY. JUNE
iiit =. A-pf. Jay J. Durand. "A Die,
for chiidren"
500 y. M.--1r. barbara Bartlett. .s~ts.
tart professor Of public
health nmxins. Maternal
srd fafens Mortality In
the United Etstss
$50 =. DIR. John %. Manning. The
chiia work IN Francs
tite = Mics Evelyn Gait Gardiner,
secretary ~ tho hsclsi
welfare agencies. Til.
uaby ard the Inadsauats
Home"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-30
COERCION CAUSE.
OF indian ROWS.
British Restrictions Resented
by Hindu Leaders
n. T.. A. Special to The star

BOMBAY. May 30. - Coercive
methods OF British rulers are de-
clared by natives OF India TO he
more responsible for the disorders
in India than the legislation 70
which the Indians object.
Even IL it were the most benev-
olent legislation, the manner in
which the Rowiatt act was passed
would have driven any people 10
despair says st. Nihal Singh, n
leader OF the opposition TO tho gov
eminent.
The measure TO which the natives
most object Is THE Anarchial and
Revolutionary Crimes Bill" Here
arc its provisions which most bring
II criticism:
The person tried can not employ
3 counsel 10 defend him.
He will not be given am open
I,earing.
Only the substance and not the
whole III the evidence win be writ.
tfn.
Two Of the meu who viii III In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-30
Baby Week Program Is
Full of Fine Features

Wonders and worries 81 baby.
dem will be revealed In u glory
II chubby exhibits aud "a series.
Of interesting lectures from June
Ia june y, when seattle oh.
serves Baby Week." under the
auspices Of the Child Welfare
League In tise lecture hall Of the
Hon Mnrche store.
naddies and mothers who Just can't
quite find the proper formula 10
make baby develop according TO
schedule win be consoiod with rolen,
tific expla nations
Every morning there viii be n elm.
ic. beginning at 10 a. m. and last
Ina until noon. when babies viii be
examined
Demonstrate Methods
From 1880 n. M until ils each
day. dsn,enslration Of mothers mod
ern efficiency will be revealed.
beginning az / 30 each day. lectur
ers VIII explain better ways to han.
die better babies.
Mothers can bring their babies.
MIX Will be on sale az nominal cost.
and light lunches viii be available
FOR the grown.upa
Tho city health department Will
maintain booth which will show the
best ways to battle and dress the
baby. Miss ELLA Erikson viii be IN
charge. Modification and stsriliza.
ton 81 milk will be explained and
demonstrated by Miss Margaret Nc.
conncli
Food Preparation
Under the direction Of Miss Doro
thy shank. head OF the extension al.
visions Of tho university home eco
n0snies department. the cooking 81
fruits. vegetables. eggs and foods
containing eggs win be shown. She
will explain special diets for chill
drrn and comparative food value.
chlldr~n's clothing will b. displayed
IA ono booth. and the pubic library
viii have booth To- show mothers
what 10 read for their own. and
baby's welfare. Miss Ceruud. An.
drus " IN charge.
Won't Forget Them
The hundreds 81 unlucisy little tots
born under less fortunate eircum
stances than most babies win not be
forgotten. Under Miss Evelyn Gail
Gardiner. the childrcns welfare 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-30

No---thls 10 not . college freshman
aItho abe Young gentleman IL wear
tng a flapjach head piece.
Its q photograph takon Of Roecr,
Bruce Hssketh. the dimlnutive and
smiling councilman whose speciality
In mobiiizing votes at reelection In
teryals.
when this picture was taken
Robert was ono OF England's juvc
milo hopcfuis. After outRrowing the
sailor suit. in which he faced the
camera man. young Robert gradu
ally absorbed tho inspiration To cas,
off from the regal isle and hit for
America.
lie crossed the continent and
eventually decided to stay In Seattle
where he obtained job juggling
eats In restaurant.
Eventually he became one Of the
busiest leaders in the Cooks union
mixed successfully In labor politics
gained wide Acquaintance and n
naliy landed successfully in munici
pal politics. Hence his easy chair
in tho city hall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-30

Nor can IL be because OF fear OF being hurt
that you delay
II 30 read thf: We have brought our system
OF painless dentistry 20 such point % perfsc
ton that we now able 20 guarantee 10 perform
practically any and all kinds Of dental work
without hurting the patient bit No matter
what may be the nature Of the work required In
your case. u IL practically certain that we can
do II and not hurt you enough TO trouble vol,
a, all
Remember thf;
Every operator In this office Il a fraduate
registered dentist Of the highest standing In the
dental profession. Every operator EMPLOYED by
us has his certificate from the state dental board
hanging right the wall In front Of his dental
chair, IN plain sight OF all. thus proving TO you
beyond the shadow Of doubt that he knows his
business thoroughly and knows how TO do your
work the way 1t ought be done TO get the
proper results.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-30
BIG FLAX ACREAGE
PLANTED IN BELGIUM

Especial to The Star by ". IL Al
BRUSSELS, May 30--Flax ia
being cultivated in Belgium on a
larger scale this year. Farmers were
on their fields too late to SOW wheat
or bcets and the need OF the mills
and looms Of England for flax -nake
IL profitable crop. Prices never
before known are expected for this
years crop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-30
Regal Dental Offices
DR. 1. CLARK. Manager
l'o' ihrd Avenue n w. Corner Third and Unea1
'Ae'"y Aac. the The Post
LADY ATTENDANTS

must take place within five years or
the insurance viii terminate. Rein
statements may be easily made BY
those who have allowed their insur
snce TO lapse. Further information
can be obtained at room 4. Central
buiiding. or from Lieut.. Boyer at
Fort Lawton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-30
Hun Unwelcome in
u. s. for Ten Years

CHICAGO, May 3o--Germans will
not be welcome In America as
business men for Mt least 10 years,
Attorney General Palmer told mem.
bors of the Chicago Bar associa.
ton at luncheon here today
Americans resident in Germany
before or during the war. who lost
their property there, viii be REIN.
bursed from German holdings seized
here. Palmer said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-30

PARIS, Mas 30.--sueh modin.
cations of the peace treaty o.
may he made In response 10
Gsrmany's final counter proposals
probably viii be limited 10 tho
economic. PREPARATION and terrific
rial sections. II Was learned from
an authoritative source to-day.
Grrmany's contentious regarding a
plebiscite for Upper siiessa are under.
stood to be tho subject Of special con.
slderntlon by the allies. There are
many responsible persons, too. who
Admit The economic provisions are a,
least pretty stiff"
The repafsuons plan also hns lsecn
freely criticised Many OF tha allied
peace delegates are known TO feel. as
the Germans declare. that the rep.
arations clause should name a spe.
enc amount rather than take on the
nAtur. Of a blank check--altbo there
10 no disposition To agree with the
enemy that the amount should be-
only SIS 900. ooo. 600.
There appears 70 he little likelihood
that Germany ,wiil he Immediately
admitted To the League Of Nations.
rs the counter proposals. demand. In
this connection Il can be stated au.
thoritativciy that there IL abso-
iuteiy no chance 81 her ever enter.
Ing the league with a mandate over
her former colonies she must con.
slider her colonies lost irre,rievably.
E.ta~~ n...-.sls..
The Germans refusal 10 give un
the former kaiser may or may not
bring n renewed demand belgium
has Indicated ara unwillingness to act
ar prosecuting witness in demanding
cxtradition. and n Germany will moi,
request the return OF Wilhelm. no In.
iication has been given as to what
plan viii be followed In bringing this
about
While only three copies OF tn .
counter proposals were delivered to
the allies yesterday. II was under.
stood that $50 additional copies
would be turned in today. Tho docu.
ucnt contains about $50 pages. to.
falling $4,000 words
me rams newspapers were bitter
today In their dcnunciation OF the
German communication.
Lies and duplicity." declared the
Echo de Paris. Refusal to deliver
the kaiser Dor trial shows the soil.
darity ~ the new and old regime"
They attempt 10 avoid the conse-
quences of the war. morally and ma.
terially." said the Matin. I'VE do
not believe the American assertion
that important notifications will be
made"
The Germans aim to proionR the
pour parleurs and provoke oral de.
bate" the Petit Parisien said.
THE Germans are trying to pro.
woke conflicts between the allies and
dictate victors conditions for n Q
vanquished," Is the opinion OF tho
Petit Journal. The only reply Is 10
h W them our ruined towns. the
bodies Of our dead and tho Belgian
grey book"
at Is pure bargaining" the verite
commented.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-30
Ex-Service Men to
Convert Insurance

Ex-servioe men carrying govern.
ment war risk insurance may now
convert II 10 permanent form. either
ordinary life, aopayrnent life. sc-psy.
ment NE. :oyear endowment. sc.yesr
endowment. or endowment maturing
when the insured man Is 81 years
old
Conversion 10 The Norma ens form
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-30
"Weary" Wilkins
breaches Sunday

w. a. "Weary') Wilkins. seattle
printer, who took Off his coat and
went out on the streets every noon
for neariy year, selling Thrift
Stamps, viii try preaching from the
pulpit at the First Methodist church
Sunday night His sermon will he
ON Lessons Of the street"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-30
ICE POOL DAWSON'S
KEENEST INTEREST

DAWSON. May 3e.--~wheu VII
the ice go out OF the Yukonr'
That's the ail-absorbing question
here. Being the only current tor
for speculation. a pool OF sevec1I
hundred dollars Is up. 20 per cent
Of which Is 10 go 10 charity -
the rest 10 the sport that gueseeo
the date
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-30
Charles D. Fullen
Speaks Saturday

Charles d, Fullen. chairman OF the
King county democratic central com.
mittee, who recently returned from
extended trip East. will address the
King County Democratic club, Sat.
urday noon at the Good Eats cafe.
terra. on THE Democratic Situa.
ton" Fullen viii have something
az prelude to what local democracy
will receive on the occasion OF the
coming visit OF Chairman Cummings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-30

judgment will be officials, and only
one need have judicial experience.
No review or revision Of deci-
sions is permitted. for there Is no
right OF appeal.
Supporters OF the bill declare that
Il Will apply only 10 conspirators
aud revolutlonarics. but the Indian
people have little faith in the 1udg-
nent Of an illy-paid, illiterate pQs
lice.
while the world Is ringing with
slogans of aelf-determination. the
British government ~ extending In
India the executive power of arrest.
search and seizure Of property inld
police supervision snd internment In
a manner that inspires terror and
arouses resentment. says Singh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-30
GOOD teeth ARE A BIG
HELP IN "GETTING AHEAD"

A person NTH good, even set of acell-
kept ,ohite teeth certainly makes much
better impression than one 10hose teeth arc
uneven discoiored or decdyed.
Personal appearance is q big factor in
success these days. That doesn't mean that
person must be oUer-dresscd or foppish-
quite the contrary, IN fact. BIT the en-
ployer is quick to recognize the fact that
one lcho does not think anything Of his oacn
personal appearance is not likely TO haze
much ambition TO progress IN business
tCdy.
while the person presents a good front" when
he smiles shows fine weiikep got
big handicap the other fellow right from the
And. OF course personal appearance does
include the other equally important effect
N the health
IL well recognized that teeth great nfuenc.
the general health that will lengthy
discussion Of this
Suffice Il 70 that many eye
and throat trouble serious diseases OF tho
And, needcfs 20 the number disorders
that can arise from the Ia legion.
Why have bad teeth7
Not because Of the expense involved surely
Because at this office you viii obtain very highest
grade Of work at the lowest prices
best work We have built up a large volume Of
business that able take considerably smaller
margin OF profit the individual ordinary
office possibly afford take
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-30

Ever see night life In New York?
Read The Day OF Days"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-30

r. sybarite won q fortune and a
elri In IL hours on his Day OF
Days"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-30
DR0PSY ~ S::: &C.. ! IS; !:

swelling reduced in n few days, reg
ulates ue liver. Kidneys. stomach
strengthens entire system. Write
for Free Trial Treatment.
COLLUM DRoPsy REM. CO., Dept.
A III, Atlanta, Gu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-30

BE on the lookout for your DAY
OF Days"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-30
this is the wonderful
furnace that saves
ISL 10 50% on fuel
this picture. The
sectional view shows VIII,
the EMPRESS UNrvER.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-30

Only the very best Of materials used At
this office.
We guarantee all work with an ironclad
guarantee Of satisfaction. This guarantee II
signed both by the operator who did the work
and by T. r. Clark. d. d. r.. owner and manager
Of this office. who IL thoroughly responsible.
FREE EXAMINATION
We invite you 10 call and let Of experts
give your teeth thorough examination. He viii
tell you Juht what IL needed to put your teeth
into perfect condition and also just what the cost
will be.
This examination and estimate won't cost you
a cent nor win II put you under any obligation
TO have work done unless you want it,
But. for your own sake we earnestly ures
you not to delay this important matter q minute
longer than you help.