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The Washington times., 1919-04-16
WOOLLEY FOR VOTE.
ON RAILS CONTROL

PORTLAND. Ne. April 1s.-ConL
tinuation Of Federal control OF raib[
roads long enough to allow voters -
express their wishes in regard to th9
question through elections to tkS
Sixty-seventh Congress was urged
last night by Robert W. WoOlley,
member Of the Interstate Commercs
Commission, in an address before tnc
Portland Economic Club.
Mr.. WOolley advocated adoption OF
extension OF Government control
should be allowed, in justice to both
the average citizen and owners OF
the roads. II the railroads werc
turned back in the near future, nG
said, the owners would have to put
into effect another rate increase. &c
make up for the loss due to lessen-sG
traffic since the armistice. Immedis
ate private control would bring ts
many roads, he said. the peTils OF
bankruptcy.
Mr.. Woolley advocated adoption Il
a mileage system based upon line
hauls plus terminal costs, In making
freight rates. At present, freight
rates make il possible for one towR
to prosper and grow while another
town, with as great or greater nat
uraI advantages, 'is virtually put -
sleep" he said.
ANY town, community or section
whose present and future rest upon
the sure foundation OF natural ad-
vantage and legitimate enterprise
has nothing to fear
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ATTENTION
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISERS

A POORLY worded. consumpt:ve
n looking advertisement has very
little pulling power.
II your al is not pulling the maxi
mum amount of results there Is a
reason. We have employed trained
men whose business il is to make
classified ADS pay. They have made
a thorough study of classified adyer-
tisInG not only in Washington but
in other large cities. 1t viii not
obligate you in any way to have our
representative call on you. We will
not try to sell you anything. We
simply want to show you how an
intelligent force can be applied to
your business.
PHONE THE TINES
Main 52G1 'la-s'nrd AG,i. hcrt.
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InLuIr ArInN EnR PROPOSAI.S.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Supervising
Architect's Office, Washington, d. g. April
II. I9I9-SEALED PROPOSALS will be
far a clock. hre-aIarm, watchman's clock
and low voltage feeder systems in the Ar
Iington Building Washington, ID. G.. in ac-
cordance with drawings and specifications,
ropIes Of which may be had al this office
IN tho discretion uf Z he Supervising ArChi-
tc~t JAS. A. WETMORE. Acting Super
..sir- Ar.t.t.-.t l2,l4,lS.I5.tTlS
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almist and clairvoysDt; readings daRy
II. guar. 6l2 T 81. PHONE MAIN 1877
l9'
MADAME EDWARDS

Genuine Egyptian Scientific Palmist, reads
your entire life, past, present and future;
guaranteed. Readings, 81.
SIS 7th st. ". w. 19'
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BELMONT
PROF.. WRIGHT

925 F st. N. w.
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DR.. REED, SPECIALIST

so4 SEVENTEENTH STREET
Over 80 yearSeuuTTesS Of c Chronic % HsFvOaS % @
and Special Diseases OF Men and Women
Means health to you if you suffer
from Catarrh. Obesity, Rheumatism, Con
stipatiop. Piles. Throat, Lungs. Brain.
Heart Blood and Skin Diseases, Nervous
Debilitv Kidney Diseases. Bladder trou-
bIes Specific Blood Poisoning. Eruptlons,
Ulcers, and All Private Diseases Cured Tor
Life by Safe Methods
.sr1,n1s and anti-toXins administered
Charges low. medicine lur-lshsd
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

TOURIST HOTEL. sS rooms, furnished
ready to- open; lake front; private dock
select patronage; near New York. BOX
IS. Times office. q
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ARMY FLYERS NOT TO CONTEST

ARMY FLYERS NOT TO CONTEST.
Army aviators will not compete in
the Pulitzer trophy contest to be held
at Atlantic City under the auspices
OF the Aero Club OF America As
sistant Secretary CrowelI wrote Sena-
tor Fletcher of Florida, yesterday.
that the department had been CON-
PEELED to decline the clubs invita-
tion. At the Navy Department 1t waa
said no final decision had been reach
ed as to naval participation.
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To be successful Learn to BaVaS
Thrift Stamps and War SAVINGS
stamps will help you.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

High-grade Window Shades
only-loweSt factory prices.
THE SHADE SHOP, PS iIs Iith H. 9sgt -
mhll-tf
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OF-FTCE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, 1

C. washington, ID. C. AprI Y. TT.
scaled proposals will be received AZ this
cffce room 5lI, District Building, until
D. m. April 80. 1919, for furnishing tele-
Dhone and signal cable. for use IN Electri-
81 DeDartment Specification and form
of proposal may be had upon application
to the Purchasing officer, u. 9, room $50
District Building. w. CIV fNN GARDl-
n - lis
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oUT-OF-ToWN REAL ESTATE

AN ATTRACTIVE HOME for sale In Har-
ford county; near railroad; l4-rOOm
house; SS acres; modern COnvenienCes,
shaded lawn: other buildings {. J.
MOORE, Fallston, Nd. Il
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PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. ID.
q Washington. ID. G., April l6. 1912
Sealed proposals will be received at this
Office Room 51l, District Building. until
ty,o o'cIock p NJ May Z 1919. for furnish
ing and delivering $4,000 pounds OF pig
lead Form OF proposal and specifications
may be obtained from the Purchasing Ok
6csT ID C. Room $50 District Building.
IOUIS RROwNLOW, W. GWYNN GARD
INER CHAS. w. KUTZ. Commissioners.
n - 16,1T,1S
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FOR RENT-HOUSES
FOR RENT-sToRAGE SPACE

FOR RENT-StOrags or light manufactuF-
ing; good light all sides; electric cur
rent In building; third hoor G. r.
STEWART, s. f.. cor. 18th and II SITS
n. ". Is
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FOR SALE-FARMS

LAND BUYERS, send for free Virginia
Farm and Timber Bulletin. DEPT. y,
EmpOria, Va. l-aPl3,lbr2O,
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MISS LOUISE PAGE
Public Stenographer.

FuOllC GlenOETdpHeE
Room 3Os-9 New Commercial Hotel
92O + St Phone Franklin 7770 l9
BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA. April Il, 1912.
An examination will be held at the
Franklin School building, Thirteenth AND
X streets northwest, on Thursday, Aprll
II, 1919 beginning a IN. The examila-
uOn is to provide an eligible list Tor
teacherships in school gardening tcOlOred).
tSignedD ERNEST l.. THURSTON, Sup"r-
intendent OF schools l-lb
OFFICE or THE LANSTON MONOTYPE
MACHINE COMPANY, Philadelphia,
April 9TH, 1919. The annual meeting OF
the stockholders OF the LanstOn MOnOtype
Machine Company will be held at the old
Elks' Home. southeast corner Prince ana
Royal streets (entraace at 2O4 South Royal
street,, Alexandria, Va a. u o'clock noon
on Thursday, the first day Of May, 1919.
for tho purpose Of elccting Board OF Di-
rectOrs to serve for the ensuing year and
transa citing such other business as may
properly come before it, Transfer books
will be closed on April 21st at O'Clock j..
m. and will be rcOpened on May 6th at ! 0
o'clock a. III. BY order Of the Board OF
Directors W. ARTHUR SELLMAN, Sec
retary. 1Al6.ls.2O. 22,24. 26.2S,5O
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Company,

Groom HOUSE, bath and cellar, furnace
heat; "a acres ground; stable, 2ox4e ;
chicken, corn and meat houses; ideal
chicken farm; cheap to quick buyer; 4th
and Compton ave; electric road. c. W.
DONALDSON, Laurel. Md. is
SILVER SPRING-One block from trolley.
New 6-room frame, bath. hOt-water heat.
electric lights, hardwood floors and trim (:
concrete cellar: lot 5Ox2ls; shade. Price,
ss,7OO.
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FOR SALE-GARAGES

METAL GAEAGE-Bsst quality an Peady
to set up for cale. See THOMAS ROSA
Bud. 90 Rhode I5land a.e \. ". -
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MISS ARNEBERG.

MISS
sal, Treatment and Manicuring. Hours.
no a m, to 6 D. N. sos N st. n. W. 4ss2.
~ q mh21-3Ot
NARILDA WILLIAMS.
NIanfcuring Facial and Scalp Treatment.
To3 9Th st. y. w, Apt :. Main 5IbS.
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FOR LEASE

For one year, apartment at ''Crestlawn,"
Cheverly, Tuxedo, Md; six large rooms,
servants room, garage, all modern con-
venlences, including electricity, baths,
modern heating plant, large screened
porches front and rear, awnings, etc, aud
extensive grounds Seven trains each way
daily, ten minutes from Washington Union
Station; on the main line OF the Penn
syIvania railroad; 20 minutes by auto: IS
to Is minutes walk to car line at kenil-
worth Plenty OF fruit. garden and shade.
$50 per month. Telephone ROBERT MAR
SHALL, President
Washington Suburban Realty
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Skin Disease a Specially
Chronic Eczema and Itchings Prompt
" stopped. Acne. Skin Cancers
DIR. NICHOLSON. 1905 II st. N. W.
ja22-sOt
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Classified Real Estate Advertising
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
POR SALE

LAEHAM, MD.-P. r. r.; u acre In oak
grove. house unfinished: suit p r. R.
man; now vacant; only $3.50; terms.
SEABROOK, Md.-s acres; fruit farm; i'm
proved; price $4,000. $500 CASH.
GLENCARLYN, Va.-6-room house, slate
roof; fine shade; with porches; partly
furnished; move right in. Price $1,000;
terms.
GARRET PARK, Md.-7-room house aud
bath; garage; one acre rich ground; main
boulevard to city and near b. & .. X. X.
station. Price 81. 200; possession at once.
Act quick for these bargains. See J. L.
CONWEI,L 1900 II st N w. N. 366. lis
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Bath, furnace heat open fireplace, 2
acres fenced bearing fruit trees, gdD-
floors, sub-weather boarded; in good re-
pair; a motor; a beautiful plot OF ground /;
$500; $500 down, miles out on Great
Fails Trolley.
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MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN

WANT 81 900 first mOrtgage loan On snaau
farm in nearby Virginia. worth 81, 3,8Ooe
will pay per cent commission and pnr
cent interest. BOX ass, Times office.
14.1s.19s
MONEY 10 LOAN-Se5O to S5OO. zoo On d
C. real estate. Several trust funds. A.i
transactions conducted with econornlesl
consideration for borrowers.
VIM. H SAUNDERS & CO.
Southern Building, S07 18th q. N. ".
no25-Sot
MONEY TO LOAN
on real estate; lowest rates: prior payunsak
privileges: large amounts. TYLER .
RUTHERFORD. ST 18th %. Bsp39-eok
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DIFFERENT FROM ALL OTHERS
NINE CDEMGED

ORIGINAL-OnIy CD9borah), peer Of all
pa lmists, clairvoyants: card readings
limited lumber of outside engagements ac-
cepted; Fast 90 years al GIL L st. n. w.
1-2l'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04
Good Vacant

1ooHl3i fcc' choice corner: Sunset Park. tA25o
ootlbo feet in Maple Ridge adjoining property improved
iJ.1bU.
,oN1' feet MoninEridc addition; between Fifteenth ana
Shronih streets. $1,000.
Choice lot on Fifteenth street the paving 81 800
bOSAO feot, North Cheyenne substantial homes on either
side, $1,000
hOHio feet the line and paving. sidewalk
paid for, $3.50.
b0N30 feet the paving highest point In Tulsa 1850
hONl40 fott. good corner In Irving PLACE. $3.50.
boSlio feet block of paving. restricted add-
ton. $500.
5ouio feet. good lot in Farmont addition. 500
FARM VALUES
sixty all in cultivation. half mile ~ Cons,illo
$50
Forty timber land ~ the state; no
improvements, SO per
Ten two producing oil wells
agricultural lease tho adjoining thirty, $500.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04
Medium and. Sna&ll
.1.0maGS

II'' room 'uod'rt hunpuov ,,rllru Vpl ~ water
'.'' i.'- f'luu ~" '0u.ruful the Jtnry,
cor uu" and a,huuI 81 aup with 81 600 cash
Sir room uuurrn Jtrtrc. c,,cloul well ~ water
trees nui hhlI" ir.'. ~" block tncy,
two b",hn Of line and r,hoo t32au. with $500
l"ur r"uu modem good well n water, fun tot. the
paving, Tor s. poo terms to suit
Good '"rurr u houdn extra lot, hungn-
low garage burn fine well ~ water f11Oe. with $500
cash. "r wNI take good touring car hH part payment
Aifu,tc three cottage FUN lot. convenient 10 car
Nuc and t,huol &'lO0. terms To suit
Sew tUo. cottage, extra large rooms nicely deco
rucd with hpf ~ hlirk 800 with 700
'h'h OF VIII take good car aB pnrt payment
Three house. small lot. fenced one block m car
line $500. with $500 cash
Two room cottage, fun lot In the lnErRm
duou. $500. property renting for SO per month.
small each payment
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04
High Glass Homes

Beautiful wo.story brick home complete every detail
and In location tho south side surrounded by the
most exclusive and best homes I'm the city. We won't at
tempt to describe this, It's desirable
and convenient features would have he he ap-
prcciaed We will gladly take FOR personal inspec
ton. Price $4,000
The most exquistely decorated artscaly arranged sub
stantIaly built home stonebraker Height location
that is unsurpassed in the city OF Tulsa This
home that IL beyond verbal description
Ia he appreciated We will GLADLY take you personal
inspection. Price 100000
California s noted for It's architectural designs
In position to offer home that viii compete with Cali
ornias best design Located in choice OF the soyth
side. Like the two previous homes II IL impossible
Justice to this home by words but will gladly you
for personal inspection; $4,000.
A ostory home. Just being completed; rooms
oak floors throughout for cars heat
servants quarters t135OO We will gladly take you
personal inspection.
Adjoining tho Kennedy addition blocks tho
Country club two-story home; oak floors throughout
built OF the best material by sslcd workmen beautifully
decorated, furnace heat cistcrn garage servants
quarters; s12boO We win gladly take YOU a personal
inspection.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04
Ozark HIei$Ihts

beautiful addition. Just east OF East Highlands.
the Ozark Trail, which Is being paved. Sidewalks
paid for We able to offer these lots S27j to
tibO, with $50 cash and the balance so month, but
there Is limited number they VIII be sold
time And II will these the first
this week other lots adjoining the paving high
slightly location location that IA rapid
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04
Moderate Priced Nl0nes

Mtacy" nov sH"om bungalow, al the highest
and II
i"" completed you select decorations fixtures
lh"i" also a -FOUR modern
now renting for $50 month 1s50H with 5000
throughout sttrnctve man.
'r hgh ghy location addition
1d". f65oo with $500
One Of tho most substantially but
floors OF
electrical
block north
No" onk floors throughout nicely
TEL. basement cur' front good location
alton, to7ho with $1,000 cash
Five rooms, double floors throughout
new house but excellent condition
Burgess nm addition 5000, with tl.lOO
Choce location the north
This
has only been bu about two $4,000 with $4,000
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04
Farm Land S am d
Divisions
yy
Place

Where Won ,,n hntr q garden frrp
COW aud rhirtcut and culp, IN"
pleasure or"vuiuR your own homc
a hlrh nrhDiy lonuion. convenient
to a good rrhoo' location that wul
rapidly incroasco In value
vorv good soil 4 ralt aprc of nnd
Uyrruuo knows thai tno choice
tracts vlu .rl nri ruhc ndnn.
nrr ~ hcmr uhlr 10 select the hcar
Rapid uuvrh NJ tho rlN ~ Tulra
hRs nocu rcapons,hlc FOR mnny
people hc,omtpE wealthy who bought
acreage and sold II Ia loDa
Let MS take YOU for personal inspec-
ton ~ thN addition and SEQ its
merits FOR yourself
You may have invested In onc ~ our
other subdivisions
rns' hhvc proven tho sonndncss ~
these Investments HS they have all
Increased In value
Living conditions have changed IN
tho past few years and tho practical
person ~ the one who reduces his
living expense 10 a minimum
Anyone desiring an ideal homesito
away from tho couFcFtcd district
should scr Wavcrly Place
Conlnirqng all desirable features
Easy terins-ibn down and the bal.
anca only SO per month Tho prices
range from ,ai0 to $3.50 per tract
And by buying two tracts you can
have an acre for what YOU would
puy for = l0' iuut q lttlo closer In.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04

On Terms of q Cash. Balance g. g. and II Months
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04
REAL ESTATE

EIGHT YEARS in the real estate business Tulsa impress
ons gathered in few months but good sound Judgment based
ON the growth and development Of the city during that time
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04
Imc0nne Properties

Two dwelling, eight nd
in
tI lot $500, for SIS
Now sNoom duplex oak floors substantially built conveniently
arranged small house the 1i.76O
month.
duplex condition modern in every way
fI location tho $4,000. renting for
so month
INVESTMENTS
Twenty at ' 600 smooth level land the
slightly
sold $3.50
would an
makes at
$500 further al and
would be glad to take "a personal inspection.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04
REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE

statesmen that thoroughly familiar with values and loca
tons the city and acent country experienced who
give you any information you desire.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04

tggda and bhcnnl
on
m f
OF c d
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-11
INDIANAPOLIS
IS CHOSEN AS
LEG|0N'S HOME
Cleveland Gets Next Convention,
Defeating San Francisco
for the Honor.

Minneapolis. Minn., Nov. H.
Indianapolis was chosen for per-
manent national headquarters Of
the American Legion, at the first
convention Of the legion, here to-
day, defeating Washington, D. e.
on the second ballot.
Cleveland was chosen for the
next convention over San Fran
cisco.
The delegates stood silent for a
moment at II q. M, marking the
first anniversary Of the hour when
firing ceased in the war. Chair
man Lindsey asked that the dele
gates bow their heads in prayer
for their comrades who gave their
lives during the war.
Important Business Up.
Among the important recommen-
dations to be submitted to the con-
'vention today in the committee re-
ports are:
War service adjustment bonds
granting each service man and
woman 81 q day for time in the
federal service.
Committee endorsement of uni
versal military training.
Important changes in the con
verted war risk insurance policies
offered to discharged veterans by
government.
Extending membership to state
troops and others not federalizcd
and also auxiliaries composed Of
women relatives Of veterans.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-11
PRINCE WALES
IN WASHINGTON
AS our GUEST
Vice President Does HOnOrs, But
ca is Made on President
in Sick Room.

Washington, Nov. 11.-Albert Ed
ward, prince of Wales, Ind heir to
the British throne, arrived In Wash
ington today to be welcomed by
Vice President Marshall, acting for
President Wilson. Reception cere-
monies at the Union station were
informal, although cabinet officials
and high officials of the army and
navy were gathered to greet the
youthful visitor.
A drizzling rain did not prevent
the gathering Of interested crowds
along the route over which the
prince and his party, preceded by
a cavalry escort, passed to the Per
ry Belmont home reserved for the
distinguished visitor.
After luncheon, the prince was to
call on Mrs. Wilson at the White
house and it was expected he would
see the president In his sick room
Greeted at Border.
The prince-the first heir to the
British throne to visit the United
States since Baron Renfrew, later
King Edward VII, came to this
country in 1860-was greeted BY
, Secretary Lansing and high army
and navy officers late yesterday
when his special train crossed the
Canadian border at Rouses Point
N. Y.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-11
OHIO AGAINST
AMENDMENT BY,
But 621 VOTES
State Expresses Wet Preference In
One Of Closest Elections On
Record.

Columbus, Ohio, Nov. 11.-Ohio
last Tuesday voted against ratify-
ing. the federal prohibition amend
ment by majority Of GAL, accord
ing to complete official returns re-
ceived today by the secretary of
state. The vote was:
For ratification ......... 4s9,s7s
Against ratification ....... 500, $50
Some Errors To Correct.
Secretary Of State Smith an
nounced that some errors are ap-
parent in the complete official vote
and that the official returns from
nine counties will be sent back to
the county election boards for cor
rection. He also announced that
the Official figures from "a counties
would have to be verified.
James A. White, manager of the
Ohio Dry Federation, has asked foI
Ia recount of the vote.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-11
Armistice Day Observance General
SAYS BELGIUM
AND ITALY ARE
BOTH VICTIMS
Poet D. Annunzio Speaks
Bitterly of lngratitude
of Nations.

Rome. Monday. Nov. 10.-(By The
Associated Press.)-"Belgium, aft
er suffering the terrors of inva-
sions, knows today the horror of
ingratitude. Italy also is the VIC
tim of the ingratirude Of men,"
Thus spoke Gabrielle d'Annunzio
to tie Belgian poet, Les Kochnit-
milky, according to the latter.
"The situation at Fiume changed
profoundly after the refusal by the
United States Of the recent project
Of Foreign Minister Tittoni," Koch
nitmiky quote d'Annunzio as say
ing. President Wilson rejected
the solution suggested by Italy.
which was insufficient and entirely
disapproved by me. Besides this.
President Wilson replied with new
restrictions. Only the illness which
struck him down can explain, II
not justify his obstinacy. his unprc-
cedented bulldog opposition"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-11
OFFICERS OF UNION, after DEBATE OF 4
HOURS, DECIDE TO YIELD GOVERNMENT /
WE ARE LOYAL AMERICANS, They ASSER1
ORDER CALLING
OFF MINE STRIKE

indianapolis, Ind, Nov.
IL, 1919.-TO the officials and
members of the United Mine
Workers Of America:
"Dear Sirs and Brothers:
In obedience to the mandate
issued on Nov. 8, by the Unit
ed States court, district of
Indiana, Judge A. B. Ander-
son presiding, the under.
signed hereby advise you
that the order of Oct. Is, d..
recdng a cessation of Oper-
atiOns in the bftumlnous coal
fields Of our jurisdiction Is
hereby withdrawn and can.
celled.
"Y0urs fraternally,
civilian GREEN,
Secretary-Treasurer.
John L. LEWIS,
President"