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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-18
STILL WAIT ON ROAD BILL
Conference Report Is Again
Promised" but Fails TO
Make Appearance.
OIL INSPECTION ADVANCED
Measure Makes Corporation
Agent Official Gaugcr;
Samples Prohibited.
World : CsritEl Bureau.
Sklryln Uotsl

Worlds Csri'Ll Bureau.
SkIryin Hotel.
! OKLAHOMA CITY March IL
| with appropriation bills cngrossins
/ tho attention OF tho senate and with
! tho house rushing through is own
| bills majority Of which will probn
| bly, never receive CunHdera tion hy
the other house. the legislature en-.
tered today upon what Is believed 10y
a majority OF its members rs the
last week OF Its scventh session
No road measure was reported out
or conference today IT has become
almost Il Joke. this road measure.
FROM fav TO day come the promises
mat 1t Will he out tomorrow" Bm
great many members OF the legis-
.atnre. OF both houses, feel about
They might ns wei report Il out
ana we might az well pass IL and get
Il over with because the ncoplc will
never pass II anyway" This state
ment has been made by moro than
| one legislator and II indicates tho
f"eling OF pessimlsm that pervadea
the legislative halls A. "A matter OF
fact. one Of the first questions ask ed
OF visitors from other parts OF the
state IL. 'Do you think the bond issue
will Carry?'
And In a majority Of instances the
answer ~ No"
May Re Ready Today.
BE that as II may the confereea
are going ahead with their work ana
II was stated this afternoon they ex-
peCt TO have their measure ready to
report 10 the two houses tomorrow.
what is holding II up, can not be
learned definitely bur from reliable
sources il Is learned that there are
no disagreeuents over the vital fea
lures of the bill. only slight changes
nave been tnade In the routings and
IT IL said the measure contains abso-
iulcly no provisions for maintenance
- Nhlle the senate Coutineus to
grind away on appropriation bills,
senator Thomas. chairman OF the np.
preparations committee tells The
World correspondent that the states
tlli Will he empty I'm s!N months and
that the warrant method OF paymcn,
win have 20 be resorted 10 by mo
state to meet It's current obiga-
tons.
Advancc OH Bmi
Tho house todAy advanced TO flna,
essage, the committee su bst Itute for
'ht Dill py ThOmas relating TO the
inspection OF gasoline. .a'he bin
makes the chief oil and gas cunser-
Vallon agent OF the corporation com
mission the official gauger OF H.
quids used for illumination. heating
or power purposes" Deputies are
to be appointed In every locality
where there IL tank station or rn.
fnery and each deputy is entitled to
retain IS per cent ot the foes which
he collects until the amount shall
reach $3.50
The bill provides that oil or gas-
oIlne may not be Inspected by sample
nut must he made from the tank
car
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-18
LITTLE ROCK HAS 100000
FIRE IN BUSINESS SECTION

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, March ~.
Fire destroyed tfvec large business
buildings in tho heart OF the down
town business section tonight. dam
aged three others and caused a to-
tai loss estimated at about 100000
The fire originated In tho flvc-story
building occupied by the Rose-B Lyon
Hardware company. a wholcHn 10
concern which was destroyed Tho
origin tx not known. ~s'wo companies
from tho camp rlke fire department
aided the Little Rock fire depart
meni and e. was only after ID hard
s'rugglc that the flames were gotten
under control A large quantity OF
ammunition IN the hardware COM
pany building continued 10 explode
for more than am hour making tho
firemens work dangerous and pro-
duclng an Uproar that rcscmucld
mat ~ n miniature hattie
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-18
POINDExTER SAYS OUR
ENJOYS FAVOR GERMANS

WASHINGTON March Il Son
Rtor PoindcNter OF Washington is
sued a statement tonight in ronnec-
non with Paris dispatches saving
mat the American peace delegates
were proceeding on tho supprT ton
mat 'the league OF nations covenant
would be included In The peace treat,
ana ailuding 10 the s!ntcmcnf of
French Foreign Mlpistcr PIchon ihat
such was not Likely The American
dcleagies, he said, have consistently
tended 10 oppose The French ana to
taVor the Germans lie nsscrted d
mat the American people. however.
are for France"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-18
NEAR RIOT MARKS CLOSE
OF CAMPAIGN AT CAPITAL
World Capital Bureau.
SktTVin Hotel

OKLAHOMA CITY. March IL
Disorder. which might caSly have
assumed the proportions N "A rlot.
marked the close of the municipal
primary campaign here tonight
walton meeting was In progress
near tn" HucHns hotel Large han.
ners announcing that Moman Pruetf
would reply TO charges against Ma
Herbert Peck. Walton's opponent.
we're torn down by the crowds which
mad gathered 20 hear WalkOu SPEAK.
Then an automobile hearing Prie't
and few Of his friends drove INTO
he crowd Immediately howl went
up when rructt attempted to talk
the crowd howlcd him down rrup.t
waNrd more and more Vehement .n
his attempts TO secure an audience.
ana Tor over am hour attempted % So.
cure "A hearing. bu, the crowd would
not listen
A. late hou~ Ih, crowds wcrr
s'i, busy and rrucjl "as snl AZ
work attempting to hc heard There
never wus such am exciting runlign
aH this in 'hc history Of tac ,ly The
odds at a late hour tonight utc lhrce
20 one On Walton for .ho drmcrratI.
nominau6rs~l Earlier they hat been
two 20 one
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-18
COMMITTEES TO DRAFT
RI3POItT on WAR RIANI..

IARIS March IA drlfting
committee to prepare the final re-.
port ~ the commission on rcsponHi
NlIiIy for Tho war was appointed 10y
me commission at It's meeting today
Ih" report, after being approved
vii. be referred TO tho peYc confer
once
TN" mcmhors OF the drafting com
mission arc NJ Rolin-Ja -Jacquemyns OF
,h" R"Ig,an delegation. Sir ErneN
Fu.ack, ~ the British delegation,
and N. ptmIliH ot tho italian dcls-
CATION
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-18
GEItMAN AN-AUSTIIAN
CABINET Is FORMED.

COPENHAGEN, SUNDAY March
l6.-The new German Austrian gov
ernmcnt according TO telegram
from Vienna, includes Doctor Rcnner
AK chancellor. Herr Ipdufink As Vlco
chaucellOr, Herr SChpupeter as min
ister OF finance, Doctor julius as
minister Of war and otto Bauer a1
minister Of specialization. Herr Bauer
also continues temporarily as min
ister OF foreign affairs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-18
COMMISSION NAMED
ON AERONATriCS.

PARIS. March II THE supreme
council today appointed a commission
on acronautiCs. The American mem
oers Will be Rear Admiral Harry s.
Knapp and Brig. Gen Mason NJ, Pat
tick. The council named belgium,
Greece. Portugal. Brazil, Cuba and
Rumhnla to represent the small ma
lions
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-18
FLYNN PUTS CLUBMEN
OVER HEALTH HURDLES
-Four Hundred business Men Take
Dads Escr,tsrs nj Y. NJ. &. 4.
Old and Young Join.
MEN TESTIFY TO BENEFITS
Ministers and Business Men Tell OF.
Help Received from Following
Adyicc of Health Expert.

II was a sight 10 see Daddy
Flynn leading 400 dignified business
men through hts health exercises at
the Y. M G. A, gymnasium last
night. with their coats off the
audience stood In series OF circles
with the little' lecturer In their CEN
ter and while "Ryc Straw was loud =
ly played on the plano the crowd
endeavored TO follow him through
every movement from massnging
the eyc-lidA 20 turning hand spring
There were old men and young men
gray haired men and bald headed
nnrs. many that were fn' and some
mat were lean They we're earnest
IN the work and when the exercises
we're finished they bulgod ont their
chests and admitted mat they felt
more ~, everyone Or them.
DADDY" prefaCcd the class work
with "a lecture summarizing the prin-
cIpaI points Of his several addresses
on health when ne concluded his
llik several prominent men over the
audience arose and gave testimonials
ns io the benefits that they had re-
cclyod from taking htc health coursc
Among these was the Rev Harold
a. cook. pastor ~ The TiFcrt Memo
rial Methodist rhurCh who said that
lhc prescription Daddy had given
him had put back the pep he lost
after having the flu and that he
wouldn't take 100 for the bcne-
M he had received.
The Rev j. " Abel pastor Of the
50
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-18
BRITISH AND FRENCH
PUSHING INTO GERMANY.

ny Tho Associated Press. 90
-..,-I+ii RLlN, Saturday, March Ia
British and French forces, according
TO reports received here. have ad-
vanced their outposts from the llmits
OF their present bridgeheads at Co
lognc and Mainz respectively
The French are reported TO have
penetrated into the corporate limits
OF Frankfort
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-18
CITIZEN IS SHOT
BY H0LDUP MEN
Attacked by Hobbcrs. W. q. Leonard
Resssts and Cots Bullet in
the Back.

While on his way home last night
about 0 O'Clock w. O. Leonard OF
l2ll East Davenport was ap-
preached by two negroes on Archer
near Madison and commanded To
throw UP his hands. Leonard resist.
ed and one ~ the holdup men shot
him, the bullet entering his back
Just above the right hip and coming
out through his abdomen.
Leonard was removed to the Tulsa
hospital where at late hour last
night his condition was considered
critical
Tn" police have very neaRer de-
scripiion OF the highwaymen and
no arrests have been made.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-18
Strike in NeiUark Ends;
Both Sides Claim VictOrg

NEWARK, \. S. March H. The
strike Of $500 employees Of the public
service railway CO. which has tied up
trolley service IN northern New Ier-
scy aimee last Wednesday. was for.
maily called Off tonight with both
udrs claiming victory, II was an
uounccd that fun service on all
lines would be resumed at a m. to-
morrow
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-18
ohMulGeE RAILROAD TIED
W WHEN II MEN STRIKE

UN MlLLGEE, Okla. March IL
t.J J,'Ne r OF II men and ono woman
to5, up an entire railway system hero
geo Inc railroad is the OkmuI-
Notthern, connecting OkmuIRee
"eTar r,r and Henryetta. "
Ssros strikers demand that their
ma DC raised 25 per cent and
conir,,,lual Glual to those paid government
,e,yae road Is 90 miles long and
tr,c, q nearly all OF the mining dis
M ~ 'he south part OF the county
''enent was In sight tonight
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-18
DEMOCRACY

lIc thought the world a lonely plAcc,
lie groSled about the human rAto
And thonght that crowds were vulgar
things
And not worth while 20 know
lie wanted men Of high degree
Always to share his COMPANY.
And 50 he spurned the humber men
Who daily come and go
lie could not see the fellowship
Thai lies in every friendly grip
Ito Never paused slouc his way
10 talk with humbeness:
lie thought the only friends worth
while
Were men OF pomp and power and
And 10 he sought the worldly great
And worshpped their success
But few men rise to wealth ard fancy
And few the distant heights may
claim
Who watts to share tho pomp OF Kings,
Must tread lonely way
Who spurns the pleasures commonplace.
The Elittering joys Of life To chase.
Must misA the lsisIrs a. his feet
Where all the children play
Hen miss the charm OF friendship
true
Inc deeds thAt kindly people do
He'll find the world = dismal place
Who lives alone for fame.
For all the joys that poets pen
Arc IN the breasts Oi humble men
And he is rich who finds a friend
Whatc er his rank or name
So do not hold Yourself afar
But walk where all the people are,
Rejoice In every smile you Gco
And share In every song
lou'll find the world a happy place
And lit by many a smiling face,
And warmed by many a kindly heart
II you viii join the throng
Copyright, 1919, by Edgar A. Guest)
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-18
Confederate Veteran Dies

MPHlS, Tenn. March l7.-Dr
~ b' Maury, 50, confederate vet
erah ana widely known physician
ana gynecologist, died In his home
mere To-Day lie was president of
the American Gynecolorlcal onrio,y
IN 1905 and was also A mcmbcr ~,
the British society During tho rtvl
war he was In charge of General In
Seph +. Johnstons haspilaJ Al
Laudordale Springs. Miss.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-18
BDlfSHENISTS MAKE
GAINS NkKAI>Is.

BY The Associated Press
WARSAW, sunday March i6 --
The bolsheylk advances into the
Ukraine is assuml1E serious proper
lions, according to advices from
Stanislaw. The objective OF the bol-,
shevik apparently Is the old frontier
line OF Russia on the east with IA
probable diversion toward Odessa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-18
CORONA OIL CAMP RAIDED
ef BANDITS NEAR TAMPICO

,,,n' ASH INGTON, March l7.-Ofn.
son .r, adEIces received here today de-
',po raid by l2 armed bandits
". ,hc camp OF the Corona OH com
pans, near Tampico. March l.. Tn
Sia" rlht"ndent Of the camp. NJ Sa
~ io@' was banged until Unconscious
Nv uahdlts attempting to force him
w. INFORM them where tho company
"us could he found. The cashier
gn. n ar was compelled by the ban
srs 10 open the safe containing n
bso,. amount OF money and wat
rI,a,.h "hen he attempted 10 resus.
,ha NaVloz, who was cut down nv
'oooers before life was extInct
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-18

NASHVILLE Tenn. March H.
The board uf MISSIONS Of tho Mciho.
DIST Episcopal church. South. today
accepted eight young women for FOR.
'ign missionaries. lie women nc.
e"ptod include Annie VI craig Ans
'in Tex Teresa NhltAl. Chicago
blanche Dashiru IIagcr. whose par
"'UV urdur ui soIIuuolsH M oIU slus
AIsup coleman. Tex. and Nora Dar
win. Fort worth, TEX.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-18
ROBBERS FOLLOW BRICK
THROUGH GLASS WINDOW

Entrance 'D tho warehouse u' tur
Oklahoma Union railway az First
and Elwood streets vas gained carly
sunday morning by robbers throw
ing a brick through front window
The robbers made away with val
uablo supplies Two arrests have
been made IN connection with tho
case and information probably viii
be filed against The suspects today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-18
Wire Briefs
SOSkE WTTHDRAWS
ORDER FOR EXECUTION.

COPENHAGEN, March 1.-THE
order Issued by Gustav Noskc, tho
German minister OF wer. for the exc
Cu,ion OF persons possessing arms
and fighting against the government
has been Withdrawn, according TO a
Berlin lispatch received here
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-18

nova ,lNHFON, March I7.-Re
str,,,I,ny ny the shipping board OF re-.
yard. ,, p'ohihiting American shin.
for .,ipm 'lpm accepting foreign oPder.
adontops was urged In resoIptIor
the ror.- al a meeting here todav n,
Msrch. "inG council or tho NatIona,
''ah' Marine associauon, ''''''
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-18
SUPREME COUNCIL
DISII SSIS TLIiMS.

lAltlN March 1.-THE supreme
war council met today from 10
I 30 p. m. and discussed the "mili-
ary, naval and aerial terms to he
imposed on Germany" says the Of
ncial statement AT the end OF tho
meeting an exchange OF views took
place on the situation In Poland as
described by the Interallied com
Wis-lnn.
'Th" next meeting will take place
on Wednesday at p. m"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-18

SEW YORK March H.. John
Nr'ormaak,s Irish tenor celebrated
49, Hatrioka day today by making
application Tor his second papers FOR
American citizenship. Under tho
naturalization laws he must wait ~
east 90 days after the papers arc
filed before being accorded a court
hearing formally making him an
American citizen.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-18
UKRANINNS ENTERS
pIiE.ZIcNNSL SAYS REPORT.

BY The Associated P5ess
LONDON, MarCu IT, lkranIdn
troops have entered rrczr AySl. ac-
cording TO German wireless dis
patch. The Poles are sun in the
northwestern part OF the town.
The Gkranians are also IN the sub
urbs of BemburR and along the while
prezc m yel- -LemberE. traffic there bo-
ing completely stopped
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-18

ITAHIS- NarIh n THO GUrWt0
military ana ciNl authorities lp uu.
per S.'"s.1 reports from WlrsaN saw
are making active preparations %
resist Polish ana Czech claims q,
that part ~ s.lcsI1. Military prep
aruiour are said tu bo under Genera
GrDuor and volunteers Hro .,mire
In from aIl parts NJ Germany They
area well armed and arA.said to 70.
.eiyo good pay. y
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-18
MORE RIOTS BREAK OUT IN GERMA
THE WEATHER

TULSA. Okla March ~ Maximum,
81 minimum. a.. north winds and
-lrar
OKLAHOMA 1ucsda, fair. warmer
Wednesday fair. warmer, except an
1orthWcu portion
LOUISIANA. Tuesday far. mod
'rstr temperature. Wednesday fair
Sarmcr bon interior
ARKANSAS Iur,iAy far. mod
thtr Temperature. " cdnesdAy far.
sartnCr
EAST TEXAS. Tuesday fAlr
HArmer In northwest portion Wodncs
lay fair warmer in northeast portion.
WEST TEXAS. Tuesday fair.
warmer In north portion Wednesday
iair
WEST TENAS Tuesday fair.
warmer in north portion Wcdnctday
hir
KANSAS Iar and warmer Tues
day and Wcdnc.dsy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-18
Fifty-Five Killed, ITO
Wounded in Battle
at Halle.
TOWNS UNDER SIEGE
Five Cities Included in the
Proclamation to Put
Down Plundering.
KEEP UP VIGIL IN BERLIN
Government Takes Steps to
Prevent New Outbreak
by the Reds.

ny The Associated Press.
BERIlN. Saturday, March 10
Fifty persons have been killed
and 40 wounded. IN the riots at
Halle. Two hundred and eighty per-
sons have been arrested for pillag-
Ing, The value OF the stolen prop
erty Ii estimated at ls.0p0, 900 MARKS.
AZ result OF tho plundering In
the sections OF the country outside
OF Halle. IA state OF siege has been
proclaimed over Ditterfeid. Doiitxsch,
Mucncheln, Merseburg aud Koen-
nern.
Hlotng on tho part OF the peasants
IN Wtndschlag. near DffenburK, Ba-
varia, forced the visiting food com
mission TO seek the protection OF ths
ducers refused to make declarations
Of their food stores and drove off the
officials with pitchforks and clubs.
The prumian government has be-
gun "A general house cleaning among
the higher bureaucrats left over from
the former regime, who are charged
With indulging In "A policy OF obstruc-
tion and even Outspoken hostility TO
the measures OF the present govern
ment.
a START was made this week WITH
Herr Lobell, former Prussian min
lister OF the Interior, and 0eorg MI
chaelis. former chancellor. The OF
flGial axe is hanging over the poliu-
cal nscks Of scores of pisvy councii-
lors and department. directors who
fsncied themselves indispensable IN
the bureaucratic regime.
By The Associated pr,ss
BERLIN Saturday, March Ia
Although last weeks spartRcan up
rising was put down. the government,
far from &clarinE Its vigilance. ls
already taking measures TO prevent d
~petition.
spartacan attempts 10 export arms
from points outside OF Berlin are
being checked by the military forces
at various railroads. who have al
ready conflscatcd "a qusntity OF arms
and Ammunition
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-14

and his men were in great spirits and
started the flight confident of reaching
Trepassey without further trouble.
An old Cape Cod fisherman who
watched the start Of the plane squinted
at the sky, took a look about the har-
Dor and remarked that the gulls werV
heading to sea, sign that mariners de-
clare means good weather Gulls re-
main close to shore and in harbors when
a storm or heavy winds are due.
No-4 Gets Away
Chatham, Mass, May 14-The sea-
plane NC-4 started the flight for IRE
passey Bay, n. F., at 9;Oj o'clock this
morning.
Local weather conditions were ideal
for flying, there was only light breuHo
and the sea was calm. Reports from
points between here and New Foun-
land and from ships in the north Allan
tie indicated that the big plane will en-.
counter good weather all the way TO
Trepassey Bay,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-14

first leg Of her flight from Chatham
TO Trepassey, N. f., alighted in the
harbor here at 2:l0 p. m. Q:10 New
York time.
The NC-4 left the station at Chatham
Mass, at 9:0j a. m. This time is
unofficial }
The plan was to stop at Halifax for
oRly short time and then continue the
trip to Trepassey, whore the NC-l and
NC-3 are waiting to fly to the Azores
en- route TO Europe.
During the flight from Chatham to
Halifax a record for wireless commu.
nieation was established when Com.
mander Read talked by wireless tele.
phone with the government receiving
station at Otter Cliffs, replying to
message from Secretary of the Navy
Roosevelt, his reply being flashed
broadcast by wireless telegraph to for
eigu countries and ships at sea three
minutes after Rooseyelt's original mes
sage was sent to him.
During the flight the NC.4 was in
almost constant wireless eommuniea.
tion with land stations, patrol boats
and with the navy department at Wash
ington.4
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-14
SEVEN TRANSPORTS


Transport Orizaba, st. Nazaire to
Newport News, no date due, with 54th
field artillery brigade headquartrs:
ll2th field artillery, l04th ammunition
train, less company +; ll0th field ar
tillery; one ordnance casual company;
one eonvalescent detachment.
Brig Gen. Lueius r. Holbrook,
commander j04th field artillery br.
gade is passenger.
Transport Montpelier, Bordeaux to
Newport News, due May %, with 31sIh
infantry, headquarters, machine gun
and sanitary attachments and head
quarters, first and second battalions;
one marine casual company.
Transport Otsega, Bordeaux to New
York, due May %, with base hospital
81; ambulance company 1893; evaeua-
ton hospital 80; 3llth infantry, head
quarters and medical detachments and
first battalons.
Transport Zeelandia, Bordeaux TO
Newport News, due May "a, with two
casual companies; seth aero squadron,
l56th infantry brigade headquarters;
goth engineers headquarters, fourth
battalion third engineers service com
pany; medical detachment and eighth,
ninth, eleventh, twelfth aud 23d com
panies; detaehments 309th. 3l0th,
31lth and 3l2th infantry; field hospit
al ale; II Bordeaux convaleseent de
taehments.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-14
REPUBLICANS NAME
(COntinued from page One)

whether Senators Penrose and Warren
shall be chairman of the finance ana
eommittees-was not ex.
pected to come up, except indirectly.
That will be decided at a later caucus
when the committee ON committees
makes its report.
The business Of today's republican
caucus is the selection of the president
pro TEN, who presides over the senate
in the absence of the viee-president;
choice of candidates for senate clerical
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-14
DirigibIe Passes Chatham

Chatham, Mass. MAY l4.-The navy
dirigible C.5 which started from Mon.
tauk, n. Y. for Newfoundland today,
passed over the aviation base here at
1910 o clock today.
The airship was flying at moder-
ate height at speed Of between 35
and 40 miles an hour. She held a
northeast course from here, which will
take the ship some distance out to sea i.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-14

offices and naming of the committee OF
committees, steering committee to guide
legislation and the committee on patron
age.
Progressives planned to present the
names of Senator Kenyon, of Iowa, ant
Jones, Of Washington, as their eandi-
dates for members of the committee on
committees, which viii have nine mem
berS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-14

Appointment Of Brigadier General
Douglas Macarthur, formerly brigade
commander in the Rainbow division, to
be superintendent of West Point mill
tary academy, was announced Saiur
day.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-14

EnlistmentS reported since February
9S, when voluntary recruiting was re-
sumed, total 23,3S7. of whom 60l7 ask
ed for duty in France.