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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-24
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

. rAFSrNGfR nodfc ar Tor no "IcrI
lent condition good tires new TOP
Phone a1GD or i4'G
rOR SAN Light aS nnih hfsJ Ass
condition u good tif"s nr~ batisp
priced right. no oommIsslon Phone
AiiHJ
ron EALE OR TRADE HigHi cylinder
Oldsmohle roadster Phone lpho.
fORD roadster body With tool rack engine
block. oVerNircd uistons. high compress
son rings CAll a,07
AUTO REPAIRING. reliable mechanic,
rates ~ per hour, oppoGitr rear
ketchum hotel
FOuH PASSENGER coupe never on ruls.
pavement guaranteed absolutely frn
class condition BY rrsponsb'e Tulp
owner Phone Usage t575
FOR SALE one n Ton Rcpubllr trucs
terms x y Rutt'r Rcd forl
ron SALE At q BARGAIN lplS Mitch.
ELL chummy roadster first class condi.
tion Can be seru after 3 m. Al 2l5
\ Cheyenne
FOR sAlF--A FORD delivery IN good shape
Price $3.50 II taken at once Can be scep
at III . Cincinnati Ab Tor Mr. PECK
fOR SALE OR TRADE FOR uEht roadster
lots a. aud 80, block "a WeSt Tulsa.
Phone g721
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-24
ROOMS ron nENr rURNlsnrD
Elegant Rooms
Thoroughly dodcru, moderate
prices
LA SALE HOTEL

,owAsrO. H. "a For rent oue larEs
slt~plil loom WIIh connecting oath aul
large closet bro private tAurly rh"u'
SLEEPING porch and ,,uns room com
htnci rhouc lltf
fulRru. " no Nlcc, modern ur
nishcd slcrrInr room Irving Apart
mcnts Phone 7'H-
sleeping room Phone Hr2s
DETROIT llOl Uno large room Tor
rent Phone 1000.
VERY good room an good private home
gentlemen Phone ZIG
LAtGE front room to private modern
home. for or gentlemen close IN
Phone 59s1
FOR HEN1 Two well hrnAhcd rooms
cIosr iu on \ Cheyenne nus SEQ IN
appreciate reference reuutrrd, Phone
a. FnRlt =. "a For rent. u,rr sleep
ing room with closet connecting hath
sOuTnwEsT room IN private home 10 1
or Young men. reference required IN
walking distance fhonc ih-h
JAsi'ER = ils brauttful lsrge room
IN private h"m" no olhor rooncfs, Tor
or gentlemen. Phone sioT
NItElY furnished room adjoining sleeping
porch Tor I or gentlemen, close In
Phone iO22
FRONT ROOM for rcut In private home
furnace heat; closr.in, married couple
employed or lady employed references
required Phone a2is
NEWLY FURNISHED room adjoining bath
20 new apartment south exposure
blocks ot business center Phone TJt'
EIGHTH D. So2 For rent front sleep
Ing room working Girl employed
NICELY FURNISHED front sleeping room
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-24
SPECIAL NOTICES

WTT0 NV WVWF
Fip.tt wAlrh sui clock repairing CLEANING
" man tpfHg. ~ crystals. 2'r Al
~otk fully guaranteed Railroad work =
speciality Formerly Inspector Tor threo
roads, 20 ysars' experience 100 the best '"
tail siorr1 and vairh factories X + Cor
dou'A watch Repair shOp lli Main n
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-24
REPAIRINo AND REMopELINo

h Made 10 order, gun and ipoEsmlih
ing se.itnV Of broken part, OF IRON, 70
pairing OF -VsrJihinE Jacobs Novelty Co.
'lE IA'' First Phone 726
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-24

STE ward Detective Agency. phone 'fp6.
r q bor i72p TnkA Ok'a tor Grim
irAl and civil work CfIu.nAl and so
cicty collection our ~ork guArsntecJ
work At home and abroad
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-24
Correspondent
Representative

National financial magazine de
sircs the services OF correspondent
FOR financial and Industrial news
also advertising representative. Ad.
dress Editor, 6l1 Book Bldg, De
trOlt. Mitch
NAN1tD Carpenters at tiueenth aud
Carolina MondAy morning
WANTED Pt-sser tall at ~ n Main
bay Snd Night Cleaners.
WANTED Three c,ty sslesnsn Apply =
Fourihr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-24

oLhti plumbing ana gAs huink per
s0tAI attention given 20 repair eats
faction guaranteed 80 y Detroit
LL... aNIa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-24

The new o town In the Osage county
oil ho'ds. - mites south OF BartlsNy,iIr.
promises 10 be- good one come ai one"
aud get lots while they are tu.i frSsons
bic In price Best 80 come by auto or r'i
on the Katy train al w nonA and inquire
Tor " 5 MAlon.y ~ Fastsrn stAr rAie,
Wynona For sleeping accommodations
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-24
BUSINESS SERVICE
HEATING AND PLUMBING

mo ANp NM y A'b "h'NN o. .
!. OLhtI. p|uubiug and Fas fttint. per
sorAI attention given 10 repair salts
faction EurTaut'"d 80 y Detroit
Phone -bD-
MOVING AND STORAGE ~
IT'g NurR NONF MKT Joe Hodges
lrAr-frf moving hni storage goods
UA,t,d sad shipped ou short notice at
rtaHuuAL.a. prices Office Frisco freight
depot door so. Phone os.a
NDNINu AND STORAGE
F'prs Win FsEe'' Pir-proof Storage
Phones nsags liss 5soo
rAIsTIEg AND DECORATING 50
CAV pANF YOuN NOSEY On p.psrhsnE
log ani painting, c-ii for sItimsts a.
~or. Fuat,rtssd .. =. Sutherland
Phone t'i7
WAIL PAPER
'rf'ug patterns A. lorsst prices Plymouth
Wall rtpsr 6 PANT Co, ll2 fAIi Second
81 PhoUe 512i
4 3 uOpGf Paper banging and paint
Irg Phone il2i Residence. ~
Nuarda.r
pAPTRlNg AND PAiSTtNG -ENlms,s'
rhrriuIly given, al work guGraniscd
Iuhn Peterson. Phone 21s1 l?A
Cheyenne.
REPAIRING AND REMoDELIHo -
h Made To order gun snd loessmith
ing se.itnV Of broken part, OF iron, 70
pairing Of .VsrJthinE Jacobs Novelty Co,
'ls lA'' First Phone 726
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-24

" NNTFn Woman to he.p IN ktrheu o.
dining roam .0 boarding house in oil
f#d good wsCo' & T. Carey Sss
luvk Ok,a. Box -
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-24
ROOMS WITH BOARD
BUSINESS SERVICE

BUSINESS sEhNlCE OFFERED Is
WANTED Timber land 10 ',iUaf. stump-
removed irum culuynllug and ia Fru
Nations NltE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-24
NAT~TRFSSFS Renovated ara recovered
returned hons the same dr Phohs
Sltp Sanitary Mattress Co

NATTRrsSFs Renovated ara recovered:
returned hons the same dA Phons
Sltp. sanitary Mattress Co
non UNION CONTRACTOR - "a Fen,er
painter and decorator. ! do everything
that hOuEc rcqu'rcs a.Ho brick and
10 your work saus'sCiorly phons
BUILDING AND CONTRACTING "a
.WtNgFD- AZ Minds temcut work. cement
steps sprriA'ty rhone slH6
WHEN ~ NFtD. o. = carpenter. call
phone "OG2 from a TO y
CARPENTER WORK-.nl geneva huld.
int small or large Jobs work EuarAu.
tecd reasonable plans And specifications
furnished free rhonN A7nc
pREssmARIsG MILLINERY 20
DISTINCTIVE rRuCks io- children h,nd
embroidered household Nnrus lingerie
NHd lANctirS rh"uo $500
Bp<ruN .. lla@ .m'aol,f hand made
md hand embroidered drr>'r' ca. and
80" them
SEWING or AL EINps-N Alteration. a
specially rhonr 5i't
FOR ACrOHplON rIfNTlNG - collars
and cuffs IrrNr, wide pburc Zoos.
! Ms. NJ - inErrnthn
, htNSrI1,hlNn ~ uronns n',f 0ors
! 90. H'H f,,' IHr-f
rRr,"'NhhINu or al Ana, 2iS Aa.,
| HdE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-24
REAL ESTATE For SAIL

STORES AND WAREHOUSE,
,torrroom on south Ma.n 'fEceeI :
IocAiion. price reasonable ,,',t
nv.r Rental Dept. Abbott N'''
Robinson BldR phonr l''l
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-24
FOR TRADE mscELlASEous
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT


Mohona Apartment. Seventeenth n4 N|
street rooms. tile floor t0 barn ,os,|
hardwood floor elsewhere f,nrs, Il
range heat. JsnitOr service hunro ard n
water sd5 See .aNitor basement No
West Seventeenth street
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-24

Hotw"cn ruDa ana the Orag". one
31Ni kclly Sprngnolh tire. noory
new. probably ON road 30 Turlry.
Spcrry or Skh'uok Finder call ni
my office for reward
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-24
EMPLOYMENT
HELP WANTED FEMALE


COLORED GIRL Tor general hous"~ofs .
good sage' Phone to9'
WANTED 4 young .ady 10 p.Ay piano ani
eel music, apply office W "o",.
worth 90
MhNlhU v oman 10 30 hoDs'Sprs anl
help sib children good pa Apply III
S~'r0locnW p.
NRNIIU CIR. Tor hsW h"uss-.fs aud
c"mp.ry musl be- - g,-'s 81 age.
SITUATION WAITED MALE "a
YOrNG MAJ ~iih Bookkeeping genera Of
flee aHd accounting department Eper
encr desires cognerion ~l'h r.lsble
hfm. married and nave family Address
Kpi rare World
Young MAN thoroughly familiar with
= stocks bonds and promotion, ard vii.
go years cNpcuynca bpiH In sales ana
managerial eApArity. desires position
with concern that IL ~IhpE tn pay r"a'
money Tor results Address, ta', care
World
kBsTRkCTOR ..- IA court stenographcr
genera bookkeeping knovlrdgr. widely
experienced competent desires TO con.
rsDi uIlh OIL company, land utlr or trh.
estate firm references luterNIrW Al.
dress f2 care world
ANYONE wanting house cleaning virdos
washing and carpet beating call ta3p
gTHSOGRAFUFR and gepcrA office man
desires position. g years experience
salary o. utlh chance ior Advancement
ior appointment address 80, cArs
World
BO,SNKEEpER Position wanted by hrtt
fIssk book keeper. ten NTArS 1cKpCrIrnre
,tr reference Phone 1850
pOglTlON wanted by Young man 81 neat
appearance fair riucatlnn. clerical 90
psnsncs good references Address Il 81,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-24
FINANCIAL
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

'OR SALF Restaurant doing good hus
ness reason for selling other blaiucsh
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-24
ROOMS UNTURNTsHED

FOR RENT = large rnoms modern 1905
D. Monroe CAL t2il
FOR RENT Two unturn,shrd rooms Ap.
ply 702 = Peoria
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-24

l'l llllsA'l' lftl anu iNANhNNl l'l il'"NH
also advertising representative. Ad.
dress Editor. B3l Book Bldg, De
roiL MI,h.
NANlth ."rprnitr' 't ti'e'nIh A"d
',",''" N'''A' "'' '',"k
NnnNIfp is,''r sI, al l-- N. MAN.
WANTED Three riy saleSnen Apply =
= f"'r'a- -.-.-..---
u-,,,rvr ,., ,.,i. D.,
W ~ ~ fN @ ha'nsnnt,h '1l
tcof, and beAyT torg,og, InnIy south
Western NrchAnieal rompsuy Fort
Worth. TEXAS
Al SALESMAN uuiy bustf,r, need an
,ly. go,d r,nnosition t,r rtrht p.rt,r.
hppy Moad.y o2i ;. Main. IrauI
WANTED .r1perirnced uphol,ttrer. pre-
fcr s,ng.c young man. no other neod A.
py bowers furniture Hospital glh
= fN'h ~ .--
" WANTED " awake stock txemAn 10
sell stock ia city Cau J 4 ln.oN
Phone g1I
ARF you Interested IN business framing
~ 80 cnroIl hoforc April ! and 'sse RI"
MNAn'r J" lnIl"n tH,es. t 80 US a. @nr'
"''A nu.'" zoo '''''Eo' wv '"'"
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HELP WANTED FEMALE 70
MAID Wanted. rdorrd maid night work
NppIy Ilnuscl ccper. Hotel Tulsa
WANTED A colorcd woman for genera
ho,srvurk Phone 1881 or call aOi y
nru'cr
WOMAN FOR general b1usework good
Wagcr Csll sos6
WkNTEp-Good houscL Lc-prr white mus,
Dee permanent, good wages In family
Inquire ] = p. Second
WAVTEn GirI Tn ,,ait soda fables An
piy In psrson Quaker pruR Co
u. ,,.r,.r .,.,.', ,h ,..,,,,,
.n "'r'TV'",n w" ,.ItS,,
-l,,'J",i,,v In ,nnro. hin, real,h,
&Sn.n iu their homes. able 10 trAve
Snd earn $50 weekly write 2ls <
wabash. Chicago. Tub BILE Wardrobe
Go.
ELEN NTuR OPERATOR, middle aged
woman With experience. See MT, How
ard. '1nclSir hlds -.--..
WANTED Experienced colored rirl To-
general house work In small family good
n"TNHnA quarter, WIN rf,Nale pA'h
h"irEnces required fhono "11'.
WANTED experienced rirls IN LodaA
department Olhker Drug 60
WANTED FGprrieucrd sinEH woman Tor
general bouseuork have servant quar-
tors. mo- cooking 91l y Twcntisb 81
u.,,.ryr ,..-.,
VA ~ OF ,s'her' houSeN"' =, CON
wants room provided Phone Bs2i
r-NptUIENrtb 49,, ,.,,,eI AZ uu,y IT,,
candy Kitchen aOq Fast Third
W,NTrn A ocr. Whit. wou.p coz.
tpply aol Main
tp y,r h,,,..t 80,
..t - II, q - wo,IJ
w. 80 Wv y " ~
'SALtH"ohAN WAITED
,'Tu '.'.,,,A,"n .IP I.r,r..,,
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The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-17
Legionaires Would
Give Veterans Aid

WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.-Naticn-
al and state officers of the American
Legion decided yesterday st the in.
itial session Of their three-day con-
ference here to carry direct to Con
grcss today their fight for legislation
deneftting veterans of the world war
The drive on Congress-the first
to be undertaken by the new organi-
zation-will devolve about the Sweet
bill to extend the benefits of the war
risk insurance act, 1t was indicated
The measure has bee: passed by the
House and the Legion officers, it was
said, would to the capitol with the
intention of making direct inquiry OF
Senators why no action on the bill
has been taken by the Senate.
In opening their conference, the
Legion officers heard addresses by
Legion Director Cholmcly Jones, OF
the War Risk Bureau, and Secretary
Glass, both of whom expressed sym
pathy with the purposes Of the meet
ing and emphasized that the recon-
mendations made by the Legion rep
resentatives would be gratefully re-
ceived.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-17
New On Trial
Charged With
Killing Girl

! LOS ANGELES, Cal, Dee. is. (By
United Press THE question Of
whether Harry S. New, claiming t.
be the son Of United States Senator
Harry s. New of Indiana, murdered
brown-eyed Frieda Lesser, his 49,
year-old sweetheart, on the night Of
July 5, started on its way to an an
swer today.
Harry New, appearing to have ben.
Gifted rather than to have wasted
away as a result of his five months
/ in jail, was brough before Senior
! Judge Calvin Craig here for trial.
While United States Senator New
has never visited the man who claims
him as his father, the fact that Lee
Compile Davis, noted California At
torney, sat beside Attorney John L
Richardson at defense counsels ia.
BILE recalled to many the only state.
ment on the case that Senator New
has made-"T have never shirked
responsibility and / never will"
Since the days which Immediately
followed the death of Frieda Lesser
News two attorneys have developed a
defense which observers predict will
prove battling.
By his defense, according to its
meager outlines permitted to become
known, fiat denial that New muir
dered the girl will be made. New is
the only person, the prosecution adj
mits, who could have witnessed Frieda
Lesser's death. He cannot be forced
to testify.
This plan of defense, attorneys
agree, will force the prosecution to
rely on two lines of evidence to prove
its case.
One win be circumstantial EVIL
dence.
The second, and most important,
will be the story which New told po-
lice detectives when he drove to the
central police station here during
the grey of the dawn of July 6.
ave killed a woman" he told the
detectives when he walked into the
station. "She's out there in the au-
tomobile."
In the rear seat of News sedan,
covered with blanket, was the body
of Frieda Lesser, blood from a single
bullet wound in the temple CLOTHING
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-17
a mass of curly brown hair.

Two hours later New signed an al
legged confession. 1t told in few
words the story of a four months
courtship, and finally an auto ride
starting on the evening of July a
which near midnight found New and
Frieda Lesser sitting in the rear seat
of News sedan, at the roadside in
dark Topango canyon, 20 miles from
Los Angeles.
While they were sitting there, the
alleged confession recites, Miss Lesser
told New that she was approaching
motherhood.
The idea was pleasing to New, the
signed statement intimates and he
pleaded with his sweetheart to carry
out their plan of becoming his bride
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-17
GREENEvILLE ROUTE S

Quite p number of our farmers are
cling their tobacco this week.
There will be a poke supper at
Gass' Bridge Thursday night, the IS.
Everybody come and enjoy yourself.
Proceeds for the benefit of the school.
Messrs. Will and Carl Brown, Char
ley and Boss Dunn were business Wis
itors in Greeneville Saturday.
Our prayer meeting is getting
along nicely at this place. We hope
to see more out on Wednesday night.
Miss Mary Lloyd is spending the
week end with home folks.
Miss Myrtle Duncan was shopping
in Greeneville Saturday.
Success to The Sun and its many
readers. ST. ELMO.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-17

been established publicly. The off.
cial findings of an autopsy never have
been announced. Unofficial state
ments conflict. Relatives of the dead
girl scout the story.
Since the first few days following
his arrest New has consistently re.
fused to talk. He has never made o
direct statement that his alleged state.
ment was either true or untrue.
But it is certain that the defense
will not admit its truth and the pros
ecution will make it the basis of a
demand that New be sent to the gal.
lows.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-17
the following night.

She, the confession says, refused
and revealed that instead she had
planned for what was to hav been
their wedding night, an operation
which would end the approach of
motherhood.
New was enraged at the idea, the
recital goes on, and shot dead the
pretty girl beside him.
Then, the allegation is, he started
for Los Angeles and after hours in
which he drove the death sedan
through the city streets and over
country roads, came to the police sta
ton and delivered the body of the
girl.
Whether or not the girl was ac-
tually facing motherhood, has never
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-17
HERE'S TO THE JUNIORS,

Every member Of the Greeneville
Council, No. %, Jr. o. U. A. M, is
invited to the poke supper given by
the Daughters of America next Thurs
day night, December 18th, 1919.
The proceeds goes to the Orphans
Home.
Bring your wife and daughter with
you. Your wife may bring one or
more pixies filed with good "eats-"
Respectfully,
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
221-4t.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-17

Life insurance Agent. My dear
sir, have you made any provisions
for those who come after you?
Harduppe. Yes, I've put the dog
at the door, and told the servant to
say I'm out Of town.-Pearson's
Weekly.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-17

Renew your subscription now while
you can get The Daily Sun for $500.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-19
EX-CUSTODIA|V VDW
 ID BE INVESTIGATED
Republican A. p. Leased wirel

WASHINGTON, June 1S.-lnvestiga- tion of charges against the admins traitor of Attorney General Palmer as alien property custodian was decided upon late today by a senate judiciary b-committee. headed by Senator Dil- ingham, republican of Vermont. The hearings. which MT. Palmer today re quested be made public will begin next Friday.
 The inquiry, resulting from objec- tiens by Senator Frelinghuysen, re- publican of New Jersey, to confirma- ton by the senate of MT. Palmer's nomination, is expected to be brief. MT. Palmer, who requested to be called in defense of his administration, will be one of the first witnesses.
 Information regarding the former alien property custodian's management of enemy alien fire insurance and other matters recently was laid before the judiciary committee by MT. Freling huysen. Former Attorney General Met tern E. Lewis of New York, also furnished information.
 The sub committee which will con- duct the inquiry, in addition to Chair man Dillingham;, consists of Senators Fall. New Mexico, and Sterling, South Dakota, republicans, and Overman North Carolina and walso, Montana democrats
Arizona republican., 1919-06-19
Senator Gore Is
 Injured, Thrown
 From Motor Car

SIOUX FALLS, South Dakota, June 19.-Senator Thomas p. Gore of Oklahoma was injured late this afternoon, when an automobile m which he was rushing from Mitch ell to Sioux Falls, overturned, throwing the senator out onto the ground.
 Senator Gore was not seriously injured, acording to attending phy- sicians. His shoulder was badly bruised but he suffered no internal injuries.
 The Oklahoma senator was speeding to Sioux Falls to catch a train for Washington when the ac- cident occurred.
 A front wheel of the automobile caught in rut, oVerbalancing the car. He plans to continue his trip now.
 Senator Gore spoke before the South Dakota bankers convention and made ten other addresses at Mitchell today.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-19
DEPORTATION NEXT
 FUR WINNIPEG MEN
 WHO LED STRIKERS
GRepubIIcan A. p. Leased WireJ

WINNIPEG, June 1S.-Deportation against the ten strike leaders arrested yesterday and whisked off to Stony Mountain pentitentiary Their trial will be by a special board of inquiry apponted under the immigration act The board, now on it's way from Ot- tawa, is expected to reach Winnipeg tonight
 Under the amended order in coun- cil, the board will have power to de- port the accused men immediately y said J. Andrews, crown prosecutor. If they do. not come under this amend ment, they can be dealt with under the criminal code
 For the first time in nearly five weeks, a limited street car service was in operation today. Regular employees of the company, who returned to work in response to an ultimatum issued by Manager A. w. McLimont yesterday, manned 13 cars.
 Despite the presence of a strong force of pickets about the Main street barn, no aggressive action was taken when the cars came out, and there was no disturbance throughout the day.
 Striking railway carmen have sent a formal communication to the central strike committee, urging settlement of the sympathetic strike.
 The carmen 2 indicated their inten- tion to take such action as they deem advisable if the sympathetic strike continues.
 Canadian Pacific special excursion trains to the pleasure resort of Win nipeg beach have resumed operation No more firemen, ,enginemen or swtch- men have left their posts and railway officials declare traffic is nearly nor nal.
 Speakers at Victoria Park labor meeting intimated efforts would be made to organze a dominion wide strike with a view to forcing the re- lease of the imprisoned leaders. Returned soldier constables were or duty today for the first time slnce the serious riots of last week. Car Men Strike NEW WESTMINSTER, B.. C., June 1S.-Street cars in this city and or the Vancouver New Westminster in terurban line stopped operation shortly after noon today. approximately 40t {, employees joining in the general strike i called in protest against the arrest o ] prominent strike leaders.