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Evening star., 1919-03-29
HUNS URGED TOENTER
into PACT WITH RUSSIA
Haase and Erzberger Have Heated
Dispute Over Note to Entente for
Joint Anti-Red Fight.
N the Associated Press.

WEIMAR. Friday. March 2s-In the
national assembly Hugo Haase, the
Independent socialist leader. made a
violent attack upon Gustave Noske,
the minister of defense, for his meth
ods in suppressing the recent strikes,
the shooting of Spartacans and other
alleged abuses of power, claiming that
the defense minister's course consti-
1uted a return to Imperialism,
Ludendorff's Power.
Tor Scheidemann for Understanding
Sundays demonstration in Berlin in
favor of Gen. Ludendorff, declar-
ing this showed that the present mill
tary leaders of the nation were
standing solidly behind Ludendorff
supported by the conservatives and
other parties of the right. as well as
a portion of the bourgeoisie.
Herr Haase. who was frequently in
terrupted during his attack, declared
IN favor OF entering into immediate
relations with Russia. saying that the
Ukraine would soon be able to sup
ply Germany with raw material and
later with food. He said however.
that the independent socialists would
not consider treaty with Russia as
one initiating against England or
the entente in general They merely
oesired the end of the war to come, he
declared
Note to Entente.
Herr Haase asserted that Matthias
Erzberger. the centrist leader, falsi-
fed when he told of cabinet me ct
ing held December -. at which fnde-
pendent socialist non members of the
government who were present agreed
with a decision to send a note to the
entente urging the necessity for a
common fight against bolshevism by
Germany and the entente.
Herr ErZberger. in his reply to this,
insisted that his statements were
true.
Herr Noske. in his reply to Herr
Haase, charged the independents with
being the Originators of the Sparta :
can Vaccinations and said the govern
ment would place before the assem-
bly, all the facts in connection with
the 'murderous acts" of the Sparta
cans.
Evening star., 1919-03-29
SAYS PROLETARIAT
DANGER OF WORLD
CONTINUED from First Pal

CONTINUED from First Page.)
Vaterland and there was never
thought for the individual gains of
the participants.
Disorders Always Follow War.
Evening star., 1919-03-29
Five Vessels Leave France
on Way to Ports Here

Departure from France Of the trans
port Leviathan with moro than 12,-
900 troops aboard, the battleships
Rhode Island and virginia-all bring
ing units of the s5th WISCONSIN and
Michigan National Army Division
and two other transports is announced
by the War Department
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-25
STAFFORD ANNOUNCES
FOR CONGRESS FIGHT
Former Editor Of Oklnhoman Wants
to SucS~Ni 1humRron--Ilc,tion
Probably Held Soon.

SPECIAL to The Wa d
OKLAHOMA CITY Sept a .Euy
4. Stafford former editor uf the
Daily Ok)ahomau announced hts
candidacy for the democrats upmI-
nation FOR congr,ss from the nrh
district Tor the unoNprtd term "
the late Joe y Thompson today
Stafford came 90 oklahoma Ctr. tn
1896 and shortly afterwards founded
the oklahoma Champion week kA
newspaper In 1900 hr bought the
Daily Okhhumau and th, Gazette
ana combined them with his own
publication under the nam, Of Dkit.
homan. He was editor ana president
of the phiahomuu publishing com
pany Tor eighteen years. retiring ln
1918
During his entire residence u the
state he has hccu active u "A political
way and served oklahoma county i'm
the state senate for four year.. In
1904 and 1918 he was IA" delrglt, AT
large 10 the national democratic CON
vcntibns ana was the oklahoma
member of the platform committees
During the war he served us voctr.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-25
TODAY'S BEAUTY TALK

You can enjoy a delightful sham
poo with very little effort and for
a very triflinE cost. II you get from
your druggist a package Of can
trox and dissolve a teaspoonful In
a cup of hot water. This makes n
FUN cup Of shampoo liquid enough
20 lt is easy to apply 1t to all the
hair instead Of just the top OF the
head = Your shampoo is now ready.
nIs, pour little At a time on the
scalp and hair until both are entirely
covered by the daintily pertumed
preparation that thoroughly His
solves and removes every hit Of dan
druW. excess oil and dirt After
rinflng. the hair dries quickly with
% Nu'finv,s that makes 10 seem heav-
Ter than II is ana Wkes on rich
msler and sof,ress that makes ar
ranriug 90 a pleasure .-Advt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-25
Drumright Exchange
Does Phone Business
Under Military Order

DRuMRlGHT. sGGt el-The
telephone exchange here did busi-
ness tuda, but 1t was for military
purposes The strike is still In
effect and there is no commercial
operation ut the Bell exchange
AiJutant General Barrett or
dcrrd service resumed FOR milf
'1ry purposes After talking
10 his office In oklahoma city. the
commander uf the state troops
who were called out to restore or
der opened the wires for press
corresponding who we're on the
scene
Dissemination .f truthful aud
accurate reports of conditions
her" is as important as the pres
'ucr % troops" general barrett
said. Correspondents OF The
Tulsa World and oklahoma city
dtilirs were able 10 get in touch
with their rfficas by phone for ttre
first time since the strike was or
dyru saturday
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-25
PROMINENT TULSA
MAN SAYS IT
FITS ONE FOR
ACTIVE SERVICE
Is, X, lBaLn'll Says lie Has R,Sn
Feeling just Fine Since He Took,
New Treatment OrgHtonc.

= Just needed a general. all,
around building up ana Orgltunr
treatment has done that very same
hing for me" said B Il Hlzzcll Of
226 South Cincinnati street. Tulsa,
Oklahoma. while In the ReNiil store
few days ago Mr BayzrIl In city
salesman for Mayo brands products
and his fricpds In this section mum
Der into the hundreds.
For several weeks" he continued
my stomach had been upset and
out ~ order My appetite was no
good. everything tasted bad and |
couldn't digest what little did man
age 10 eat My energy was about
all gone, my strength was getting
away from me and / had that tired.
lifelcss feeling all the Time. ! WASN'T
To say sick but was in just that con-
dition that unfi,s man for active
service and kept me feeling miser-
able
Il knew needed something TO
give me an appetite and builf me
Up and some Of my druggist friends
whom / call upon recommended or
,gatone treatment so highly 20 me |
decided to see what 10 would do In
my case Well. in a few days I
began 70 crave something ia eat and
/, wasn't long until ] could eat Just
anything | wanted and could hardly
eat enough to satisfy me Nothing
| eat hurts me now and everything
does me good ! certainly struck it
right when Yyt Orgatone and | am
now In as fine shape aH | ever
was"
There are Thousands ~ people who
complain OF being nervous and run
down. They are not sick exactly hut
feel tired out and good for nothing
most Of the time They simply need
something to build them up and
throw Off the symptoms of this
weakened, dchllitatcd condition
The system. aside from being pur.
flied By OIEatone treatment. is toned
up and invigorated, as the treatment
aside from assisting the blood. res
ing as II seems To quickly 80. ncr-
Nousness, indigestion, non -assimlla-
ton or the food headaches back
ache. kidney complaints. general de-,
bility and many other ailments that
are so common 10 the thousands nf
half-sICk. depressed men and women
In TULSA today
OrEatonc r. not so-cnlicd patent
or secret remedy but q new scientific
treatment absolutely free from alco-
mol In any form ana is sold iu Tulsa
and west Tulsa exclusively ny Roy
r. GeimaU's RcNIll stores under the
personal direction Of a special Drr1
zone representative --Adyf.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-25
OZARK TRAIL BOOSTERS
ENTERTAINED AT VINITA

NINlrA. Sept q 'Oark trail
boosters under tho leadership Of
Coin Harvey president. and Dick
Masopcr, secretary Of The trail were
entertained IN Nnita today with
music by the Mahrr concert band
and banquet by the business men
under the direction of Gene Englc-
larl president OF the Niuita cham
'cr Of commerce. and LycurEus IA
shore. manager Of the band. The
boosters. many or whom we're from
Honton,ilie, Ark., carried band ana
were Joined here by band from
hi,tshurE. Kan Several Nlnita au-
tomuhile men accompanied them
on the trip as far as ClaTcmore The
,oDiuhillty run rs being made 10 ROs-
we'll NcW Mexico.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-25
2. M. BAILEY NAMED AS
SUPREME COURT MEMBER


.pc.lA TO The N2rd
OKLAHOMA CITY, Sept "a
Governor Bobcrtson last night an
nounccd the appointment of Judge
Frank " Bailey ~ ChIckasha nssa
member OF tn" supreme court, sue
coedlng Justice j. s Sharp. who re-
signed yesterday morning
Judge Bailey was formerly district
Judge at Chickasha and has prac-
ilycd law in oklahoma for many
years He was chairman OF the
democratic state convention which
formed the platform on which Rob
crtson made his successful race for
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-25
NUDGE FULLERTON IS
DISQUALIFIED TO SIT
kntr Supreme Court Hands Down
an Opinion Against Ottawa County
Judge Who wouldn't Nacatc.
CANCELS A COURT DEED
,pvrt Holds That Minors Rights
cannot Bc Defeated la suit
TO Quiet Title

. Nu ..a,, .rt. Void
.ItAIIDNA CITY Sent
,.. ,nrrcu.. court In an opinion
.r.I loy,r Yesterday granted the
....-,ti,,, fnr a writ uf mandamu-
.,,r,iIfy y 4 Fullerton dds.
rIIr, ~ DtaUa county. from
.cIfrr with tho trial OF a case.
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..r,. uropcrty I'm Ottawa county
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, t state Of Oklahoma ON The
E..t.op Of Minnie Newman Warner
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-25

For campers n box for shipping
wpplies has been designed with
sides that fold upward to convert
q into table supported by iron
tops that form braces when II IL
'lOscd
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-25
White Goods

Including Organdies. NOllcs. Ba-
tistss. Flaxons, India Linens ard
White Cotton Suitings.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-25
FoR THE NERVES,


Quickly beneficial for headache.
dcranged digestion and
nervous exhaustion Buy "A bot
tlc.-Advt..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-25
Sheets and Pillow Cases

Surprise sheets. size s1Sg0, s. values Tor 81 6b
Brookdale sheets. size 6jNsO. ilb5 values sl80
Irookdafe Sheets. .lzc SiNgO: 81 25 values st7p
Mohawk sheets, size 1880, $3.50 value s2is
Mohawk sheets size $3.50; i275 value 50
Pequot sheets size 1890, f27b value $3.50
pcauot sheets. size SlNg0, 50 90 value $3.50
pullman sheets size gixaO. g. 25 value al so
.p,,lt,,,p eh,ts size 1890. s. so value I0a
p,,i,v,.v sheets sizc 72K9O. s. so value SIT5
Pillow cases. 75c vnlues ...... ....t...... .obc
pillow Cnsos. $50 value ...,......,..'. . hpc
pillow Cases. soc values .......sr,.t-. .. aV'
Pillow cases. 4Oc values .......-...... SIC
Pillow Cases, 35c values ............. 8n'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-25

All button aud Tuxedo front Ety
large range of colors, includinl
green lavender, Kelly green. q
Uhina blue, black and white
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-25

The best money can buy. You will
save time and money by taking ad-
vantage of this saving.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-10-18
NO SUGAR IN SIGHT
Palatkans Have Settled Down TO
Putting Syrup in Coffee

Another day has passed and not
a pound of sugar arrived in Palatka
and the scant store on hand has been
practically exhausted in every home.
Syrup is now being used in coffee at
the local cafes and, no doubt, in many
homes. Those so fortunate as to
possess a few ounces of sugar are
conserving as if it were precious in
deed.
Jobbers say there is little chance
of securing sugar in the immediate
future. 1t was reported here yes.
terday that two shiploads had land,
ed in Tampa from Cuba, and a mum.
Der of dealers wired to find out
They found out the rumor was un
true.
One of the greatest sufferers from
the famine is the Palatka Bakery
Mr.. Whitaker says that unless HI
can get some sugar he will have tx
shut down his pie and cak edepart
ment as his supply is exhausted. H,
has been in communication with al
the large markets but is promised NJ
relief.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-10-18
"SkY PILOT IS
FIRST IN GREAT
AERO CONTEST

MINEOLA, N. Y. Oct. 10 Omitted
Press. Lieutenant Belvin w. May
nard, the famous sky pilot, won the
transcontinental air race when he ar
rived here from San Francisco at one
fifty o'clock this afternoon. He
had already won one leg of the race,
reaching San Francisco from Mineo-
la ahead of the large field of eontes-
tants last week. The great shouts
greeted tine preacher aviator when
his plane appeared over the field.
Mrs. Maynard, with her two children,
waited at the edge of the group
around the landing field. Maynard
embraced his wife, kissed her sever
al times as the children clamored to
obtain his attention.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-10-18

Norway, the Bermudas, South Am
erlcan countries Italy and even
Germany are bidding for the tourist
travel this season.
Does Florida see any warning in
this? Does Florida read that the
general advertising the railroad ad-
mlnstratlon is going to. give this
state is not enough, because he rail-
way administration is going to give
just as strong advertising for Maine
and California and the Western
Rockies as it is going to give FIori-
ida?
1t spontaneously up to" Florida
to meet severe competition fol- the
tourist travel this approaching sea-
sonson. 1t is absolutely necessary
that Florida present her case so
vlvldly, so persistently and so attract
lVely, that there shall be no doubt
in the mind of the prospective trav-
eler where he will go after he once
eler after he has once read Florida,s
story.
The State has walked up, and is
showing rousing aptitude to 90 af-
ter It's rights. There never was a
time when Florida needed more of
the proper kind of advertising Mac
ed In the proper place than this win
ter. 1t is the last winter for several
years that Florida will be practically
the logical place to CO." for. after
this, travel will be general over the
globe, and the hitherto almost inn
possible trip around the earth will he
come a comfort and pleasure at fig
ures easily paid by the average man
or woman of travelling instinct.
Every city in Florida needs to
get busy at once with a publicity
fund sufficient to make it known In
proper manner, and over a territory
which cover the ranges of its draw
ing posibilities.-Tampa Tribune.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-10-18
BIG CRUISERS FOR JAPAN.
Two of 10000 Tons and % Other
Warships on Building Program.

TOXIC, Oct. 18-According to Jap
arese newspapers, the Government
has decided to build two battle crus-
ers and twenty-five other warships
commencing the next fiscal year and
the estimates for these ships will be
submitted to the next session OF the
Diet for approval. The battle oruls-
ffstfs wiz Ds t slfs 40 d Class anc
their cost of construction is estimat.
ed at 12O,OO0,OOO yen (about 6O,OOO,.
OOO.) In addition, there will be three
light cruisers, six destroyers, twelve
submarines and three river gunboats
The disbursement is to be spread
over three years from the next fiscal
year. The building of two 40, 900 ton
battle cruisers is for the purpose of
completing the "eight-and-eight' u
squadron which has been decided up
on by Japan as necessary for the de-
Tense of the country.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-10-18
BRADFORD BEGINS ON
GOOD ROAD BUILDING
CONTRAC FOR GRADING NEW
PROJECTS TO BE MADE
Engineer Employed and Everything
Ready to Bridge Sand Beds For
mer Roads. -

STARKE, Fla, Oct.( 18.-At a
meeting of the trustees of Special
Road and Bridge District No. l.
Bradford county, held Wednesday af-
ternoon at the office of the Bank OF
Starke it was decided to begin at the
earliest practicable date to begin
grading on the road from the Clay
county line east of Starke TO Raiford
and on the road leading from the
Santa Fe river road to BROKER.
The trustees at this meeting en-
ployed G. L. Barnard, at present d.
vision engineer for the State Highway
Department, as supervising engineer
for all road work within the district
Mr.. Barnard will enter upon his du-
ties as soon after November 1st as it
is possible for him to be relieved
from his present position. First of
all he will direct the repair of such
bridges within the district as are now
in bad condition, and look after urgent
road repairs. When this work is well
in hand he will begin to make the
necessary surveys for the grading Of
the roads to Raiford and BROKER. In
the meantime $4,000 worth of thu
bonds will be offered for sale and it is
hoped by the trustees thrat every.
thing will be in readiness to let the
grading contracts early in January.
| The grading of the roads is prelim
mary to the hard-surfacing, which
will be reached just as soon as con
ditions are ripe for this feature o.
the work.
While the grading is being done b!
the trustees ON the Raiford ant
,Erooker roads the State Highway De
partment will be grading the roat
north and south across the county
and it begins to look as if Bradfor,
county is soon to be numbered anon.
the counties that have a system o
f-rst-class roads.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-10-18
SHOE PRICES TO STAY HIGH.
McElwain Denies Reports That He
Forecast a Recession.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1S.-J. F. Nc.
Elwan, President of the Boot and
Shoe Manufacturers Association, hast
night gave out this statement:
"My remarks at the Middle States
Shoe Wholesalers convention in New
York yesterday have been misquoted
IN the papers today.
"The fact is that there has been a
decline of approximately 20 per cent.
in the price of hides from the high
point reached in August, it, ihowev-
er, must be borne in mind that shoe
prices have never reached the high
peak represented by the August price
of hides, and have in reality been
based on hide values no higher, and
in many cases considerably lower,
than now prevail.
"Shoe factories have today a lar
ger volume of orders on hand than
can be taken care of during the next
three or four months. During that
period they will require large guam
tity of hides, leather and other sup
plies. Desirable leather is extreme
ly scarce and cannot be quickly OBJ
tanned.
There is, therefore, no indication
of recession in the price of shoes
in the near future. 1t is my opin-
ion that shoe prices for Spring will
be no lower than at present"
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-10-18
WE MUST ADVERTISE FLORIDA


If any country, or section of coun-
try could know year in advance
that the tide of tourist travel would
get most heavily its way, it would be
worth millions to the people of that
country or section.
If any people or ection had a
monopoly of the means of reaching
the possible tourist traveller, for just
one season, that people and section
could retire" after the seasons
close and Give happily ever after"
But the tourist traveller himself
does not know where he is going next
season or even this season, until
well near to the time for him to
start. Therefore, the wise section
and country has adopted the plan Of
appealing to him through pictures,
descriptions and stories from the
mouth of those who have seen and
enjoyed in person the things they
speak of.
That every part of the world is
appealing strongly to the money
laden American of today, is evident
when one picks up such papers as
the New York Times and sees in it
quarter-pages telling you to make
Switzerland your headquarters"
"The land of Tell has been renowned
in history and literature for more
than two thousand years" Quarter
pages bidding US "Visit Brave Bel
GUM. Largest and best steamships;
best hotels; finest trains and auto
mobile rides" Columns beckon
you Ger the pathway of the sun" to
Japan and the PHILIPPINES, Columns
crying, "Ho, for the West Indies"
"Restful days where summer spends
its winter" Advertisements of call
outside accommodations and electric
FANS" for cruise to Egypt and In
dia, Holland, France, Sweden, Java.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-10-18
HOLLISTER TO HAVE FAIR
Splendid Line of Exhibits and Amuse.
ments November Is.

HOLSTER is making great prepa-
rations for a community fair on Sat-
urday, November Is. There will be
exhibits of agricultural products, live
stock, economies, school exercises,
public addresses, community address
es and Judging and awarding of prizes
No admission will be charged to
the fair, and everybody is cordially
invited to be present. Ribbons and
prizes have been offered for the exhib-
its and the winners will be included
in the exhibit which the county will
make at the state fair.
: The credit for getting up the fair is
due, largely, to the following commit
tee: c. L. Whitehead, C. Drummer,
+. j. Custead, ]. D: Livingston, and
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-10-18
+w+++++++*++++++ =
PALaTkA's PERSONAL AND SOCIAL LIFE


clever suggestions for the years work
Short addresses were made by two
of the past presidents, Mrs. S. ]. Hill
burn and Mrs. ]. L. Dunsford. An
interesting feature of the program
was the part devoted to vacation
notes." in which Mrs. Mann gave a
clever and graphic sketch of her mo-
ter "trip through the west to Yellow
Stone Park. Mrs. Alston Halle
charmed the audience with two beauti-
full vocal numbers. After ADJOURN
ment, the social committee served the
members with cake and punch.