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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-21
IMI;RICANs START ron HOME
transport with 1850 Troop@ Tca'e
NlndivoHtoL for America.

nv The AssoctAted Press
VLADGVpSTOK. Sept II The
transport Logan. with 1850 Artri.
can troops. principally members NJ
the 27th infantry left for tho tni'ed
states today by way OF Marila ana
should arrive IN San Franci7to about
octobcr ~ Replacement irorp7 nr-
rlved here sept 6.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-21
Personal Notes.

~ q. oI'NSISGHhM. ono % th'
p!urecr realty dealers is back. 'n
r,rn,-. sf,.r a summer spent ~i'h
.f, nmu, ON the Pacific coast
.LE%S uILFOnp and John
soo,crv. arro'he names 81 two. "'
,t. re.Vr,' additions 20 tho IuI't
real Dslnte market Both young
men were recently discharged fro"
,nc army where they saw many
months of active service.
60 " sINGLETGN and family
hn,o returned from Their -hihm',
Damn 40 colorado whtre 'hey spen'
the summer months
" \ UEYSOlDs rs spend.ug
f.,S weeks IN tho OErrF hills or Mi.
spuri hunting and fishinG-
= e. CLIFFORD has retired from
tna fru OF Johnston and 'hff"rd,
md viii enter ths hardware business
,Y one nf ,he Teraa oil towns Mr.
n !. Johnston will ConNnu" me
NueIuors under the firm name "i
Johnston Realty company
unLLYMAN & 90 IS the title OF
ono ~ tho recent additions 20 realty
circles Nr IolIyman was Cunn"c,
.f vi'n the firm Of Abbot & Wtl'h
FOR several months previous 90 enter
ing buflncgH FOR himself
REALTY NEN. almost without
.vccpton. Are commenting on me
extremely active condition NJ the
market ~ tho opening ~ Tho faN
season Good reSldcnc" properties
we're .ucycr I'M such demand ~ az
he present time uud n number oi
FIRMS are considering an Hr'iv" cam
pnigu ~ building TO he started a. an
early date.
Mr. AND MRS JOHN Brown and
fuInily have returned from a summer
vacation Fpcnt I'm tho mountains OF
Colorado Mr. Brown drove over
land ana reports the roads In splen.
dId condition
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-21

'1r q. ouNNGSGHhM. ono Of th'
p.urecr realty dealers. is back. ih
narue-. sft.r summer spent WIN
..t. f.mu, nr the Pacific coast
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-21

60 " SINGLETON aud fam''f
h,,c returned from 'h"ir -nnm'r
Damn 40 Colorado whore 'hey sp'h'
The summer months
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-21
Is Fashionable New Fall Dresses
fS,HnT TycoL2to and dSo1n

A comprehensive collection of the new mode
emphasizing fashions latest DEGREES
Gowns and Dresses of smartness and yout
fulness. The tailoring and attention to det;
will impress the woman appreciative of t
beautiful.
The modess now being shown feature t
youthful and charming straight line effects
addition to the dreSsier types with sma
tunics, graceful drapes, accordion peat
skirts and adornment embroidery, beads a
silver or gold tinsel thread work. In the 81
and wool fabrics for Eall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-20
EFFORT FAILS
TO REDUCE BAIL
OF BOLSHEVIKI

stating Metal Trades Council rep
rnrsntatives "Wednesday tried 10 have
him reduce the bail ~ T. W. W lead
crs held on criminal anarchy charges.
Prosecuting Attorney Fred &. brown
IL conducting an investigation into
reasons for the metal trades action
In the matter. fiatl set az 5000 on
Is complaints. will not b. reduced.
the prosecutor says
The committee. consisting % three
men. who. according To Brown, dis
played metal trades credentials. u
alleged to have manifested keen in
terest in the case Of Walker G. smith.
manager Of the Faulty Printing Com
pany. and publisher Of the Interna-
tional Weekly Smith. alleged 10
have printed Russia Did II" a Boi.
shcvik circular. Is held on q criminal
anarchy charge Its plant has been
closed By the police.
Criminal anarchy complaints
against Fred koffre. Ira c. Anderson.
Martin Berg. Joe Thomas and a NTH
man. not In custody. were filed by
the prosecutor "Wednesday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-20
ALLIES EXPRESS
THEIR SYMP ATHY

PARIS. Feb 20 The following
official report WIS issued today on
yesterday meeting Of the commit.
toe to determine responsibility Tor
the var
'~rhv third rnb. committee % the
commission on the responsibility FOR
the war met this morning 90 con.
tinuc ita probes into criminal acts
In opening. the chairman Of the
meeting. the Hon " T. Msmsel.
said that b. wished TO convey 10
NJ Clcm~ncrau. on his own behalf
and on behalf 81 90" memh.rf ~ the
sub AN EXPIRE HHion % pro
found sympathy on the occasion u
tho dnntnriiy attempt on the pre-
mirrn NE. 80 expressed the hope
that NJ Cirmrucrau would spun d.
completely restored 20 health. and
ahi- 90 rrHurn~ th. place h~ has
Aware token at the conferences
Mai j Brown Scott ~ the
Tnitrd sinten delegation. Haid that
France and the entire world are "a
be- congratulated that thr ssstssln
failed 90 accomplish his purpos~
Monsieur = tarauaud expressed
his thanks tn the maine ~ France
10 the chairman. and nlsn Co Mai
scott. Tor their rxprrs9iorH % sym.
pathy. which he much appreciated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-20
TAFT wins IN
LEAGUE TALK

SAN FRANCISCO Feb. 20.--Ten
thourand men and women looked al
the league Of nations from The TAFT
angle today. and those who favored
the league had the benefit OF a thOro-
going lecture from an inief1ln uonal
lawyer % reinforce them.
William II. Taft spoke 20 that
many persons iaAt nisht. and praised
The league a. a preventive 81 wars.
The Pacific League 81 Nations
congress resumed this morning al 10
o'clock.
The party will leave tonight for
salt Lake. where a similar congress
viii be held.
Tart explained his cooperation
with President Wilson for the league
as follows:
president Wilson Is a democrat
am republican. te rs going TO
remaiA democrat. ans~i am going
90 remain a republican. but our dif
frrrncea ia regard to national mat.
leru end az the shores ~ the Atlantic
and Pacific oceans"
Regarding the men in congress
who are opposing the league he said.
"of these gentlemen who are max.
iuR iur.d speeches / can only say
they are rcactionaty to the last DE-.
gree they are going back 100
years"
Taft again predicted that the sen.
ate would ratify the "convcnant OF
Paris"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-20
c. 0. P. ADVISER
DODCES LEAGUE

OLYMPIA. Feb 2o-Thc repub-
liran party has no policy regarding
the league ~ nations according 20
Raymond benjamin. Of California.
party adviser for the Pacific coast
under Will Hays. national republican
committee chairman,
He called republican leaders to-
Tcther here last night and told them
that no policy would Be- decided upon
until II " known what is IN Mr..
Wilson's head
lie aid the party mus, 80 on rec
ard for the determination of the
enemy within that would overthrow
our government" meaning the T..
". ".
There must BE- no turning back ~
the hands u the political clock" he
said. and republicans must not
nauahblr among themselves az 10
how the other fellow got into the
organization
'~rhiu nation will attempt 60 solve
the readJuHmen' problems after
March e." he said. when a repub-
ncan congress convencH"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-20
PRESIDENT TO
DECIDE STATUS
or THE LEAGUE
10y a.. e. MaBTfN
q nitcd Press Correspondent


WAsiifNCTON. FeD. 20 Prea
dent Wilson. and not the senate
win speak the words that will de-.
eide the American people for or
against the league Of nations. in the
opinion Of senate administration
leaders
They refused to worry over al.
tacks on the draft Of the consuu
ton They are iu ne hurry 10 reply
20 senator polndextcr. nor will they
rush into the arena against other
critics who plnn 10 hammer ~ the
league daily from nov 81
NeHterdny'H senate denomination.
when packed galleries anplaudrd
Poindcxtera assaults on the league
menut nothing in tie abseuc- Of de-.
frnfe OF the league b. the man
more than any one else responsible
for a. administration senators sald
Hostile criticism viii center the
public mind upon the league. create
interest in the provisions Of It's con.
Htitution ana give President Wilson
Hu audience eager 20 hear what he
has 20 say they fay
President Wilson viii make the
chief speech to the great American
jury. said senator Lewis. democrat.
BE- whip The American people know
they can rely on his being honest
with them. IT, after hearing him
they decide the league plan ia evil
they doubtless viii express that view
70 congress WITHOUT hesitation and
ia no uncrrtfin FIRMS -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-20
Spring Here? Yes;
Mrs. Blair Produces
Floral Evidence

We all sit Mp and take notice
when spring hat, ia all ita pristine
beauty, appears ON the downtown
streets. but have We SELF confessed
martyrs to city life detected the ap.
other ways7
For instance. II lady just out
here az brighton Reach. told you
that the Jasmine was all IN bloom
now IN her front yard, wouldn't you
feet awfully ignorant that you didn't
know more about those creamy
white blossoms. with the fragrance
80 like the tuherose. found In city
floral shopsf
Your idea OF early spring flowers
may have been crocuaea and jon
quils and narcisaiH. aud here she
tells of the modest appearance of
daphne-odora. which. you recollcct.
la wax like Japanese blossom. ana
further whispers secrets about white
camclhas.
And when, one morning. she an.
nounccz dramatically that she has
found six little chickens running
around among her big ones, and.
mind YOU. she didn't even uet the
eggs. don't you think It's about time
you were looking into this matter Of
spring uptoeing along the horizon
An this is meant just a. gentle
hint "a local gardeners TO prune
their roses now. FOR according To
one OF the directors OF the Pacific
Northwest Rose society. dlstin.
guishcd rosarlan Of the East Is soon
20 visit Seattle. Mrs Edgar Blair
OF Brighton Beach. has Just received
word from pr Edgar Mills. prcsi
dent ~ the Syracuse. \ y Rose
club and vice president 81 the Ma
tlonal Rose society. 90 the effect that
he win come West shortly for the
purpose OF collecting data and pic
lures on rose growing to this city.
To be- embodied batter In "a book hs
Is preparing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-20
Warn Service Men
Against Promoters
of Fake Schemes

Officers OF the American Legions
Of Liberty. with headquarters Ia the
Soldiers and sailors club, urge al
exaerylce men who are members Of
the organization 90 beware 81 fake
"xetrieh.quiok" concerns which are
hiring OK service men in uniform 90
sell bogus jcwolry und promote
other propositions on the strength
Of their uniform.
Released men Of the army or navy
are advised 10 have the America q
Leglons OF Liberty indorHe all buri
neaa enterprises that require solicit
ing or oanvasHing while la their UNI.
form
The American IeFiona of Liberty
has been organized Tor the protection
Of the released soldier and sailor II
urges all eN service men who are 10
need Of financial nid or are seeking
employment to call al their head.
quarters
All members ~ the Legiona 81 LIB.
erty carry membership cards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-20
AvIATORS SIGN
FOR TRIP over
THE ATLANTIC

SEW YORK. Feb 20 with three
possibly four ayntorH ready to
fly across the Atlantic from the
American side to the British Isles,
the Aero club announced today that
three airmen IN England have filed
their entries for the transocohn
event.
A prize OF $50. 900 has been offered
by the London Daily Mail FOR the
$50 900 Is offered II the trip IL made
IN British built machine and tho
start Is from British aiL
Apt Hugo Aundatedt entered for
the $50 900 February ~. since that
time the three English entries have
boen made. according to cnblegfam
10 the Aero club The names 81 tho
aHpiranta on the other side have not
been made public.
IN addition To- suudatcdt. who b. cN-
pcrlmentinK with powerful plane
az Bayonns. n -. those who are
figuring on esass5lne the niEht from
the American side are Brig. Gen
kenly. chief Of aernnautics ~ tho
army. and Commander Towers. Of
he navy
kenly viii not attempt II until an
airplnne Is developed that can make
q nonstop fight from New York ~
San Francisco. Towers ia sail to os
working on plans for development Of
a craft that can make ths passage
Sundstedt the independent. claims
Do can fiy from New York 20 ~
John. y. r.. and after replenishing
his fuel tank there. make the Jump
from Newfoundland 20 ireland.
According to the terms 81 the con.
test entrants cannot make tho
flight until - days after niiuF the
entry Ia that time. they must nl
low a thoro inspection 81 their ma
chimes by nerp club officials.
sundstedt. i was reported. might
sacrifice the prizr money. rather
than wait II days before making
the attempt
II was rumorrd today that Lieut..
Col WIN 4. Bishop the British ace
~ aces. b. contemplating flight
from Newfoundland 90 Ireland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-20
T0DAy'S BEAUTY HELP

We find you can bring out the
beauty 81 your hair To It's very best
advantage by washing Il with can
throx. u makes a very simple. IN.
expensive shampoo, which clrannea
the hair and scalp thoroughly 81 all
dtudruff. dist and excess oil. leaving
wonderfully clean. wholesome feel.
ing After It's use. YOU will find that
the hair dries quickly and evenly. h.
never streaked ~ appearance and IL
always BRIGHT. soft and fuffy. 80
fluffy IN fact that II looks more
abundant than Il is. and 20 soft that
arranging II becomes pleasure
just use a tcaHpoonfui % cnnthrox.
which you can Eet from any good
druggist. dissolve ~ IN cup Of hot
water. this makes . FUN cup Of sham.
poo liquid. enough 80 II 81 easy 20
apply II to all tho hair instead OF just
the top Of the head. Acknowledgement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-20
;LEMENCEAU IS
RESTING EASY;
LUNG PIERCED
Continued From Page One

y
Nf, Ills police record shows tina, he
aAs served three sentences Tor incit.
ing soldiers TO disobcdicnce
The wouid.he assassin was boast
nj In his statement TO tho police.
Nhich follows;
When reached Clemcnccau's
Aonss saw IL was guarded. and SO
frseicd 90 make an attempt further
hn. az the corner 81 the HUE Frank.
m and tho boulevard dc Lc-sert.
Their hid waiting the automobile
Nhcn ! saw the car advanced aud
ured sideways, the first bullet pierre.
nE two windows; then. as the car
<ontinusd 60 advance l ram after h
AL continued firing until my ~.
tolver was exhausted Most of the
bullets HIT the car II seems to me
taat Il was the hast. or last but one
Nhich hit the premier.
About seven months ago |
Aonght 81 killing Clemencrau as
fs greatest enemy OF humanity, |
stsrmined 60 carry out this project
x few DAYS ago. and for this purpose
went 10 the Rue Franklin 10 SEE
Bow | could attack the premier with
ehr least possible risk. had taken
care To find out his hahlts-and idcn.
ufs his house, which seemed very
simple Tor such personality, and
Very ugly
II wished the man who ~ prcpar
1ag for another war TO disappear. I
N an Integral anarchist. a friend os
Iosn. not excepting the Germans,
rnd n friend OF humanity and ira.
Dornity."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-20
Heal Skin Diseases

II is unnecessary for you to suffer
with eczema, blotchcs. ringworm. rashes
and similar skin troubles. Zemo, OBJ
tanned at any drug store for Csc. or
Sl.O0 for extra large bottle. and prompt.
~ applied will usually give instant relief
from itching torture. II cleanses and
soothes the skin and heals quickly and
effectively most skin diseases.
Zemo Is a wonderful. penetrating,
disappearing liquid and is soothing TO
the mos; delicate skin. II is not greasy,
is easily applied and costs little. Get
II today and save all further distress.
The Z. w. Roc Co. Cleveland. o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-20
Fires School SO
She Can Get Job

NEW YORK. Feb "a Fourteen
ysar-old Mari Pintouri. % Brooklyn.
tried 20 burn down her hated school
so that she would have 70 SO 70 work.
she told justice wilkins lR the chill
drrn's court.
Yes. sir made the fife. said
Mary in court 4 couldn't set ms
working papers 10 ! set fire 10 the
ola school 10 I would have 20 50 to
business
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-20
''REDS" PUT UP
FIGHT BEFORE
LABOR COUNCIL

Radical labor leaders and conHcry
ativcH again FLASHED on the floor Of
tho Central Labor council Wednea.
day evening. when AN effort WIS
mndc To have the council go on rec
ord as opposed "a cleaning house.
and recording Itself In favor OF the
actlviticHsuf reds
\ resolution concurrcd In by the
Metal Trades council. after passage
by the Hhipyhrd lnborcrH. rlFgcra
and fasteners, declared that labor
refused TO clean house" purge IL
SELF 90 radicals and that the or
ganized workers were proud Of the
commonly called "reda' IN their
ranks
Make Hot Fight
Ultra radicals made wild fight
FOR passage Of the resolution. when
it was presented to- the house HuH
pension OF the rules in order go
adopt the resolution WAS demanded
ON the motion 20 suspend the ruloH
and adopt the resolution. the vote
WIS i0i IN favor and 80 against
Tho proposal. therefore. lost out. a.
two thirds majority is required b}
the council constitution to suspend
the rules
James Duncan. secretary of tho
council and Councilman Robert a.
licakcth. led the fight FOR the con.
HcrvatiVeH
The resolution viii now so before
the councils resolution committee
and viii be considered again next
"Wednesday evening
Secretary Duncan occupied the
floor Tor a great part 81 the session.
ia making his report on the Mooney
convention az Chicago a regon.
mendation was pa~srd uiHt att
unions be- asked 90 aHHeaa their mem
b~rH 90 cents monthly 10 aid in the
fight To save Tom MooncvH ne.
a committee ~ three viii meet
metal trades officials in an effort 10
secure "a reduction IN hail Tor seven
radicals. alleged 20 be- anarchists
and members 81 thaI " ".
\ campaign 90 amend the rules u
tho American Federation Of labor
was started al "Wednesday evenings
meeting The council asks that when
90 or more local unions work IN
one industry or plant. % will not b.
necessary 90 secure international
permission a. 80 on strike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-20
U. S. TROOPS TO
STAY TILL MAY

WASHINGTON. Feb 20 The
middle Of May b. the earliest dnie
when the troops can be- remove cd
from the Archangei region. IL was
stated RuthoritaUVely today
Dispatches 81 engineers 20 repair
IN. railroad line in the Mufmnnak
TO supplement movement out thru
the White SEA The ser breaks az
In Archangei about the middle ~
MAY. and the railway cannot be r..
paired before that time
There IL no definite time set so
far for the departure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-20
OREGON DEM CHAIRMAN
LEAVES FOR CAPITAL

ALBANY. ore. Fob. 90 VIII VI
Hornihrook who recently disposed
~ his newspaper. the Democrat. IN
this city. departed to-day Tor Wash
ington. T. G. where he VIII attend
a meeting a. the democratic national
committee.
Hornlbrook who 81 democratic ma
tionai committeeman for Oregon.
will 1elp choose successor 20
Chairman Vance Mccormick. who
recently resigned as head o. the ma
UonAi committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-20
Iennn EnR AI.NskA

The power schooner Bender Bros.
II the ituHknkwim River Tranapor'
tRlion 8 Trading CO. has left for
southwestern Alaska. with 800 tons
81 general freight This consists
principally 81 food products for re-
iief ~ the Isolated regions - that
section a state bordering On star
walton s. BEING cumtendcd with In
afs-nu districts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-20

s. =. Moahrr 1915 Belmont ave,
reported Thursday to the police that
His room had BEEN entered by means
- pasH key and blue serge suit
aud slih SHIFT stolen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-20
Public Invited to
Chemical Meeting

The February meeting OF the
Fuget Sound section OF the Ameri
ear Chemical society viii be held al
Bagley hall. University OF Washing
bon. "Wednesday evening. The pub.
hc is invited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-20

The Wisconsin tsolsisnrDd club
viii entertain Saturday evening az
,hr home ~ slrs ". " sale. 80
18th ave-. y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-20
HOLDS
STAGE enter
i'm BIC STRIKE

I Continued From Page One
statement. This would not he done
ment contracts. according To- the
IN the light Of punishment but as
evidence OF the governments stand
Tor Industrial adherence 60 trade
agreements, It is explained
Engineers Stay cut
Mediation of the wage differences
Immediately the men return TO work
IL promised by the government men
The emergency fleet corporation
wants 60 see the ahiphulding indus
try adjust itself to a pcacv tlmc
basis, and would approach any wage
negotiations with that attitude. II H.
declared
steam and operating engineers. In
a strike meeting "Wednesday even.
Ing. voted Ia stand hy the Metal
Trades council following the action
OF the boilermakers la the Armory
Wednesday morning.
Lock IN Portland Convention
Tho success or failure OF Scattlc'a
shipyard strike. from the workers
standpoint may depend almost en-
tirely on the outcome OF the Metal
Trades Coast convention now being
held az Portland. a number ~ strike
leaders contend
IL the Coast convention decides IN
favor of a general shlpyRrd strike
thruout the Coast. the position OF
the local strikers win be strengthen.
ed. Il ~ eouteuded. on this other
hand. refusal 60 okch general walk
out would weaken the Seattle strik
crs by giving the owners and public
the impression that the local men
are alone in their demands,
The opening sessions OF the Coast
convention found the Seattle situa
ton taboo. a. complete present
ment OF the shipyard case IN this
city had not been made 10 the dele
gates.
Bert Swain. secretary Of the Seat
tie Metal Trades council, IL now in
Portland. and Is believed TO be ap.
pcaltng for a general walkout To en-
force the demands for a blanke,
scale OF So. s. and - daily.
Machinists' Statement
Officers 81 the Machinists union
have posted the following statement
In their headquarters, addressed 60
the strikers.
we have now been out four
weeks. and by your stand YOU have
shown the public that you are deter
mined 20 win this fight II lH now
up 20 each and every one % the
strikers 20 appoint himself a commit,
tee OF one To keep a careful watch
on some Of the ernissarios 81 the
other side. who are attempting TO In.
timid1ts those who are somewhat In
financial straits 20 go hack"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-20
Here's Late Dope
on Varsity Profs

over eight times the number ~
faculty members Hre employed at
the present time by the University
~ Washington na were employed
IN isa6 Twenty years ago the fac
ulty toialed - members. while the
present teaching force IL 2fs Forty
four arc absent on war service
Twenty are included in this years
who's who" Of prominent men
They have degrees from lee colleges
and universities. many European
Institutions being represented
n --..--.-..----.--.-..- n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-20

The Largest hudisnre in the
Northwest Ksad- star Want Ai~
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