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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-23
REPUBLICANS PLAN
CAMPAIGN FOR 1920
Chairman Hays Discusses prcpnrn-
lions WIN Chairman and with
Delegates nj Washington.
LODGE AND CUMMlNS SPEAK
Seniors tspiIl Wilson for Seizure
Powers of COngrc---IFnguc
IL American Question.

WASIlfNGTON. May 22-Plans
-,r the 1920 prcsldcn,ialcsampaign
were discussed by republican men
and women from all states at hes
sious today opening two-day con-
florence with VIII II. Hays. national
committee chairman. Discussions CEN
win the election. with the Central
tered ON how the women may help
thought being that separate women y
organizations are not 10 be "A par.
except temporarily Of the republic
an program
Preceding banquet tonight at
which MI Hays, Senator Cummlns of
Iowa. president pro'"mnhrc of tho
senate, and speaker Gillett OF the
houses were speakers. the women
gathered with stated chairmen TO
listen to political advice given by Ro-
publican Leader Lodge Of the senate
and Mr. Unys.
y wlu'uot discuss the league ~
nations" said Nj. Lodge. although
o. has been ON my nina a little. The
league of nations IN Nnot party
question II ls an American question
and n there is anything that the re-
publican party can do It is to dis
pose ~ American questions
Both Senator Lodge and Mr.. HAYS
congratulated tn" women on their
"ntruucc into politics, tho la'tcr also
telling the conference that IN" wom-
IN must forget work ~ n wuman's
organization. bat ns part of tho re-
publican OrgnniHa iion.
Senator tumminR greeting the
women ns "f"llow republicans" at
the banquet tonight criticised PreN-
dent Wilson fHr alleged seizur" OF
legislative functions Of congress
Mr. HAYS sai1 that although
"thrc" months wcro wasted be
fore the extra session Of congress
was called. republican control thefc
would "func'iun Rs quickly ns pos
vbIo. consistent with the importance
~ the subject matter, and win lcgls
n'ion moving IN the direction OF
economy and efficiency"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-23
FRICTION DEVELOPS
WITH ITALIANS,

There has been some friction In
me council OF four owing to the
Ilhllans having recently landed
troops In Asiatic Turkey without no.
tlco To the allies, The United States,
Gteat Britain aid France requested
or Italy the reason for this move.
During seSaiOn OF tho council,
which was attended by tho Greek
premier, NJ. Nenlzelos, Signor OrIan-
do, italian prime minis s,er. entered
and was asked by President Wilson
II ms reply was ready Orlando de-
nahded the withdrawal OF Vsnizelos
before he replied. Notwithstanding
lhe inslslence OF President Wilson
mat the Greek diplomat remain.
Ncnizelos finally withdrew and the
council later Expressed itA regret to
him.
Opposition continues in Germany
10 ne signing or the peace treaty,
"hlIe everywhere In the zone OF oc-
tuptilon the allied and American
troops are ready to advance into ,he
former empire II this step should
become necessary. Larger numbers
Ot American motor trucks have been
moved into tho occupied area east OF
me Rhine for use In an emergency
American military officers havs
warned the burgOmasters In the ter
rltory controlled by the Amreicans
'hht they viii be Responsible for acts
u Nlolenco against American troops
rltory controlled by the Americans
property. -
II b reported that recently tho
Hermhns have shown considerable
arrogance toward tho American
troops.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-23
PLAN TONIGHT FOR
RECEPTION OF HAYS
Republicans Ia Meet nt \ O'Clock and
Arrange for Entertainment of
National Committeeman
SPEAKS CONVENTION HALL
Comes 10 Tulsa In Afternoon of May
~ Following speech at Musko--
Ect>-A. A. Small Issues Call.

Definite arrangements for tho re-
ception to be accorded VIII Hays,
Republican national mitteeman.
when no comes TO Tulsa May 20, Will
be made at meeting OF prominent
party leaders ht \ o'clock tonight
In the district courtroom at the court
house,
The following call was issued last
night by A. a Small. chairman OF
the county republican committee:
All republicans who are inter
eSted are called 70 meet at
O'Clock tonight IN tho district
courtroom to make arrange
mcnts for tho reception and
meeting for our national chair
man, Hon VIII Hays. on Thurs
day, May 20
IL II understood that Mr.. Hays
will be met at the station by "A dele.
CATION Of prominent business men,
who viii escort him to Hotel
Tulsa, where u public reception will
be held. ln the early evening n
banquet probably viii be given In
hls honor. after which he will de-
liycr an address nt Convention hall
II is important that tonights pre-.
liminary meeting be attended by
leading TulSa republicans In order
that arrangements for Mr. IIAys,
who Will come To Tulsa following n
speech IN MuskOgec. can be definite.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-23
WcGrdC Uses Air
Taxi to Keep an
appointment Here

James j McGraw, republican
national committeeman Furl Okla
homl. reached his homo In Iouca
cry yesterday morning igs' too
Dat" 20 catch a train which would
land him In Tulsa 300 time 20 Keep
an important business engage
men, a. q O'Clock last night
Mr. McGrpW went io 'hc 'ri"-
phun" and called up Aviator -
e. Campbell a. Tua,
can you como over her" 20
rouot cry and get back tLrr" 10
Tulsa b,tOr" b O'Clock tonight
he asked th" aviator.
II can Yet you over here hy {
O'Clock II you want Campbell
replied.
IAN rirht &C., over here as
soon as yDu can. said M" 20.
publican national committeeman,
Iu ordering mp his air taxi
Clmphell reached rouca cry nt
2tiD yesterday afternoon ~ 3
O'Clock, with Mr. NcGr1w ~ a
pass"ucEer, he started 10 Tulsa ~
I O'Clock Vi McGraw jumped out
- 'l. arp .anr A. tho landing sta
ron i7 East Tulsa The 90 milcs
had hocn negotiated In an hour
I've been up iu 'em before. 4"
sHId Mr. McGraw when no reached
Tho city. 'Irs just "A quick method
Of transportation EvcrybodyN be
doing it before long
T.. Y Perry Vice president and
general manager OF the tpHo,n
companies. made "a business trip 10
rouca city In aB aIrplane las,
week
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-23

later hrnught was declared by
ply SiCihns To hc dead
In tn" death chamber every.
thing WAS dcnthly silent. seventy
persons, including relatives OF the
dead man, Witnessed the cNcCu-
lion of the first white man to die
In mn electric chair In this state.
Governor Robertson held firm
To the last nnd refused to inter
Ncno In the proC'ss OF the law.
90 Five relatives or DInught cnmc
hcrc today to he with him ~ much
M possible during the last few
hours Of his NE. They arr u. &.
Hraught. RnrtIc-,ilic; ". ".
Brnught, Alton; Miss Crctnl
Brnught, nartlcsyillc, and Mrs. \.
y, liOuk, tairlhnd, brothers and
sisters, and &. D.. Dawson, Alton,
brothcr-in.
The five engaged Ia prayer
meeting with nrnught nj his death
cell today led by rev W. W.
Chancellor, pastor of the First
bnpiist church BrnuRht, was
locked inside his Cngr, while tho
Others sang and prayed In tho chiii.
damp underground passage,
None of them gave way Ia emo
tiona. All were apparently recon.
cilrd Ia the nnn's fate. lie him
self wna alternately crying and
laughing.
Brnurht did not ask for any
special drlicacics for his Inst meal.
lie barely touched what was
brought him of the regular prison
fare.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-23
Score Killed, HmdredHurt,
in mEtplosion at CedarRapids
Starch WOrkS--LOSS3 3 Million

of the accident could. not be dc
tcrm,ucl, hu, Is thought 20 have
been due 10 either IA defective
boiler or spontaneous combustion.
Many of the hundreds of en-
ploNy, were in or near the fac
tory buildings when the blast Gov
cred the ground for blocks w!'h
Wrcctlrp. Some were hut.cb an
Ia" shattered buildings while 9th
crs wefS NJ, by flying remnants
Of the building
WIfhiu hair an hour the dctona-
'lou attracted an " Cedar Rapids
10 the scene ana IS bodies wcro
reported removed.
FroRcn glass flew in vcr!tah,c
showers rhroueh the streets near
tho plant emitting the faces and
hands Of nearly everyone near the
factory
The blast blew in large windows
many blocks from The Douglas
plant and persons within office
buildings also suffered from the
shattered glass
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-23
Brmghf Is First White Man
EleCnOCufed at McALeSfer;
Helps Strap Self in Chair

s'po. al ~ Tho world
VI \iI.NiiIL May Eat H.
hrhuEht, murderer, Mn~ plt~rru-
'ht'd ht I, ~ o'clock this morn.
ing III the stnic p"nilCntinry here
lirhught ~ the first white man to
dl" III ih" electric chair Ia the his
tory ui Oh lnhunn. lie walked Ia
ih" d'dih chamber with relatives,
nhh wh4 composed tu Tia" last.
ihNHirihns present pronounced
hlm dead In one minute after the
electric current had h~'n turned
on
Five minutes after midnight the
guards In the death crli spoke tn
iirnnght ana told him that he had
only II few minutes before going
to the death chamber. Hrnught
smilrd sIrkc Ia hts relatives. who
Ind been with him nlI day, and
E,ih. II am ready Ia no"
The prison chaplain walked
with the prisoner to the death
cell. ."Iin,c Nou any last word ."
officials nskcd.
Speaking calmly aud without
the slightest trace OF merry Ousncs.4
iiipught looked suunrciy into the
fnCcS of the persons Ia the small
audience md replied "lC-, sir"
II do not DENY my connection
with the death 81 Robbins The
shot wHs firrd h, me that killed.
him. I.ut now while ! am on the
threshold of death I win tell You
that the siot was mn accident
did nui mean Ia XIII Robbins"
Brnught smiled md bowed slight
" "a Indicate thnt hc Ind FIN
ishcd
The prison chaplain moved 10
the side of the condemned man
md whispered n partially audible
prayer. Brnught repeated the
prayer.
When hc had finished tho prison
Officials took chnrEc. iIC wnE led
Ia the chair. and still composed.
assisted tho men In strnpping him
self In the Chnir
Ic~4 than n minute after hc had
finished hts prayer. T.. VI, Fry.
deputy prison warden. passed
word 10 I'm attendant aud $500
volts OF electricity stiffcncd
Brnneht's body. The current re-
mnlncd ON 10 seconds. Tho cur
rent WAS turned on second time
for iS seconds and one minute
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-23
German Reply to Assert VIII
sons Points Guarantee
Them That Position.
RANTzAU RETURNS TO SPA
Head of Peace Delegation to
Consult With Government
Heads There.
ASK NEUTRAL ARBITRATORS
Mixed Commission Wanted to
Pass Upon Territorial and
Financial Questions.

BY The Associated Ptoss
MANNHEIM, May 22-
Alarmed by the heller That Ger
many will not sign the peace
treaty and TINT the allies will o.
cupy Mannheim. citizens became
pnnic stricken today and storn,cd
The Municipal Savings bank Many
persons have fed from Mannheim
BERLIN, Wednesday, May 2I -
The German reply, 20 the allied
peace terms Will be I'm five sections,
dealing with political and territorial
Issues, the league OF nations and
financial and economic questions.
The notes already transmitted to
the allied and associated powers. the
Germans believe, will afford "A basis
for negotiations on some OF these
questions, and also may serve as sug-
gcstlng way over obstacles In the
way OF negotiations on the peace
treaty.
The preamble to the reply viii de.
clare that the terms are luacCept-
able on their face, in that they are
a violation OF President Wilson q
peace program, which, Germany will
claim, primarily nccOrds her equal
lty as one OF the negotiating par
ties
The German counter proposals
will be OF a definite character, and
some OF them will he so framed as To-
invite or suggest u revision of the
present terms 1t is also believed
that the Germans will suggest that
neutral arbitrators be called I'm
where the Issues are exceptionally
complex, and that they will recon-
mcnd the appointment OF mixed
commissions. comprising allied Ger
man and neutral representatives to
pass upon the question OF the rerto-
ration OF devastated districts and
some OF the more urgent problems
relating TO international trade.
The reply also will discuss Ger
many's present relations with Aus
tria contesting against her being
charged with responsibility for the
acts OF her former allies In the ter
ritorial issues involved Germany
will definitely take the position that
the solution Of these problems he
based upon President Wilson's plan
for a decision OF nationality ny q ma
iority OF the inhabitants, Hs made
known through the medium OF a
plebscitc. W.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-23

CEDAR RAPIDS, la, May az
A score OF persons were killed
and a 100 injured hy an explosion
at the Douglas Starch Works to-
night OF the $50 men and boys
Who had Just gone 10 work on the
night shift. few escaped death or
Injury The entire pant was
burn, by resultant fire which was
confined 20 ,h' Douglas plant The
loss rs 33,o00,O0O.
The shock vas felt all over
Cedar Rapids and for m.ics around
the country
Tho number Of dead could not
be estimated flr SOM" time by
iremen. who began 20 cN'rica'9
dcad and wounded from the debris
hastily 10 avoid Incarceration. The
injured were rushed 20 hospitals
and homes a. rapidly a- yo.gn-
tcers with automobiles could be
mustered
So severe was the explosion
that persons wor" thrown from
chairs a mile away, The cause
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-23
Those Guilty of Crime
Will Be Required
to Pay Penalty.
DISTINCTION IS MADE
Divide Ordinary Captives
From Those Violating
Rules of Warfare.
AN ANSWER IS GIVEN ENEMY
Protest of Peace Envoys
Against Detention Is
Explained.
FRICTION WITH THE ITALIANS
Explanation Is Asked for
Landing of Troops in
Turkey.
AN ANSWER IS GIVEN ENEMY
FRICTION WITH THE ITALIANS

mann, 40 y"
H"'H' Way 2s.-The council of
Tour has delivered Its reply To the
German note on nr,s,nc.s M
III, rc,,, ,,d,,,,,, r.,
.,,,, ''"' ''o ""i'S
unfortunate between ordinary
prisoners and tiio-e guilty Of
crime. ana that tb, latter ,.ui n,
b,l, mn, ,,,,,.,,
,r SIS" '"N'"'
mo reply Hhys imfp@stSs '-
THE repressntntiv OF the allied
and nsSooiated now.,. h.. -.
h''n
-, w WV 'ephrlhuoh OF
INC "cr"'an prisoners of war, In
reply they wish To STATE TINT thev
can ,,t oyr.o ,,,, -,
and cIvti,sn - p,i7ohe,s OF war
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-23
ALLIES READY TO START
MARCH IL NECESSARY.

COLOGNE May 22 Hfavas).-
Gen Sir william Robertson. com.
Wnndcr OF the British troops In oc-
tupi"d Germany, visited American
headquarters a. tOblenZ Wednes-
dh} u is said thnt the allied troops
eycryW mere are ready for an ium.
dia'c advance into Germany should
i' become psrcssnrv.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-23
CHURCHILL IS PRESIDENT
yipjta Banker Heads State
Orgauization-Dings of
Ardmore, NiCe-Pres.
ELECT WOMAN SECRETARY
Mrs. K. f. Ellinger Of Noble,
First Bankerctte to Win
Office in Association.


Fo''"N"' lA' ''l'nI H'e.ihE VI
dr.esa'.. .' 'l' "hhu"l convention
u .h, oklahoma bankers associa-
,.r h.I I'm the Empress thcater
......,.. a., IL, ,,,,o -,
'h"''"'' ...' ''''7' ~ ','>'' ''''''
hccrs In. members or The. executive
committee fur the ensuing. .ycarhwerc
selected do.,gaics to the cOnven-
,.o ,.l .,.Ir l,dtes rcrr.ssr,irr
We e"'"' .'''' VI NN'n"o'''' anu
some ~ 'N" bug banks OF the east,
herlo rt.Ntug their rolf clubs and
......,,,I ,..,i,,,,, a., .,,t,,,
aa} tNI''"''h WIN one "i business
preparatory 90 the trip back home,
whore ,H,, tylu resume ihe business
-, ,.,..,..... ,... -., -. =, ,,,o,,,,,a
VI P'.''''7 '''1 ~ ''''' 's"e'
anh note
This, has had tho s,tisf,c,,o, of
knowing the bankers were enter
Nin'd '' perfection and that no
stone was .ril unturned In prepara-
ton Tor what lh" visitors themselves
termed '1" most elaborate conven-
Hon IN '0r history OF the associa-
,ion. Bat M" fact that visiting
BANKERS ana their ladies' We're hur-
H'd 10 Keep rnEngements during the
Two days IS testimonial to the fact
mat the local committees have la
nored Tong and strcnuously on the
program
some to TcHns Next Week.
In numbers the bankers left for
their homes Thursday night and
lt IS expected the main body win
have deserted the CITY by today NOM
Many are remaining over today for
Visit with frieud-Phero and insncc-
ton " FH.as famous bank bulld-
!rrs. which are the admiration of
NE state 10 is expected that a mum
her oS Oklahoma bankers will at.
tend tho state coryn,,N,, ir royas
,ntI' week and tie bankers OF the
eS' are ~ the southwest now for the
w. pose or making the rounds OF
'''''7
\ j. Churchill newly elected
president ~ tho association. stated
Ihu'aaay evening that In all prob
auNl'y tn" next convention ot Oh
Ah'ma fflucicrs will he held mt
oklahoma city hut that no dates
'or N" affair have been finally
agreed upoN. Al a mcetiny of tho
newly elected executive committee
THURSDAY II was decided TO await
me announcement of datcs from
helghhoring states that dates will
hol conflict
PRESIDENT Churchill paid n re-
sounding tribute 10 Tulsa hospital.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-23
GIRNANS NNON
kNlTSI[N FOR ADVICE.

BY The Associated Press.
VERSAILLES May 22-The
German delegation has summoned
from Berlin for "A consultation Kar,
Kautsky. the German independent
socialist leader. Her PAUL. OF The
German foreign office. the head Of
the Gerpan General Electric com
pany. and other experts also have
come from Eerlln. They are eN-
,uectcd today or tomorrow.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-23
WIRE BRIEFS
WANT GERMAN HOME
FOR FORMER KAISER.


BERLIN, Wednesday, May ell
The German national peoples party
has presented to the rational assem
bly, at WoimHr an appeal signed by
many thousands Of the na.tys mem
bers. asking that the icgisla i've body
provide "a governmental home In
Germany for former Emperor Will
nm.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-23
ri SSINN TROOPS
TAKE ANOTHER TOM y.

BY The Associated Press
ARCHANGEl. tuesday. May 20.
Russian troops cooperating with the
allied force on the MIrmansk front
captured the town of rovicnetz, at
he head OF lake Omega. on Satur-
day.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-23
YANkS WARN Huns
AGAINST DESTRUCTION.

COBLkNX. May Because OF
Increased indications Of friction be
tween German civilians and soldiers
throughout the American area OF oc-
cupa,ion. American officers today
warned the burgmasters and other
German officials that they would hc
held responsible for any violence or
my attempts at destruction OF Amer
,Cau army property a.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-23
DEMAND PEACE
TERMS BE SIGNED.

BERLIN, via London. Wednesday
May The Greater Berlin sol
dIerF aud workers' council today
adopted resolution demanding
mat the peace treaty be signed. and
hppcaIIns 10 the proletariat OF The
allied countries
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-23
Al ISTRINNS GIT
PEACE TERMS MONDAY.

ST. GERMAN EN-LAYF, May %.
The Austrian peace terms. II ~
understood. Will be delivered to tho
Austrian delegates here early next
week, possibly Monday
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-23
Send Negative reply
On Economic Plan
by Tho Aasociateh prrm

Hy The Nfpociatei Press
PARIS, May 22--A tataRnrlc
negative reply 10 the German note
on the economic effect on the peace
terms. was sent by the allied council
20 the German delegation toiay Tho
reply chnrauterizes the German note
ns exaggerated ana says that J., lu-
dIcates failure 10 appreciate the
cuormity OF the Germans rcspon.i-
biliiY
The Germans arc rom = Get Tint
81, is right that Germany which was
responsible FOR the origin OF he
cnlamities. should make them good
to the utmost OF her Ctphu.y."
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-23
German League Proposal
@ Is Fldtly Rejected

Iy mo N0gJcTllrd Tfr8f
PARIS, MAY % The allied reply
TO the German note regarding the
league of nations which was dee
l.vcrcd today. saws In general inlt ,he
council considers ihai ''he proposals
for the covenant are much m lrc
practical than those Of 'hc German
government and better calculated
TO secure the objects OF the league.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-23
RtNTTAU GOES
RACK To SPA.

nv The NsA0cIaIrd FToss.
PARIS, May Count Won
Observation-Disclosures, accompanied
by several Of the German peace
delegates. has again gone TO Spa. He
viii consult with the representa-
uvcs Of The German government
thcrc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-23

NEW YORK. May -2..-lt was an
nouncel today that th" Sew YORK
stock exchange Will be closed on sat
lrdny May 81. the day following
Memorial day The double holiday
was asked. in a petition by the mem
hers 90 the board of governors
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-23

WASHtNGTON. May 22- The
senate democratic steering rpmmt'-
Zee today named Senators Simmons
or North Carolina, Robinson OF Ar
kansas and rNmau OF Nevada az
Il committee ON patronage. Demo
cratic leaders expect m" steering
democratic members Of Standing
committee to complete selection OF
committees early next week.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-23
COMMISSION TO FIV RATES
Ncsting Of Power in Interstate
Commerce Body Proposed
to Guarantee Finances. -.
WOULD SET UP WAGE BOARD
Settling Of Wage Disputes Is
Purposc-Burleson Trans
mits Letter.

WASlllNGTON. May % Recon-
m9ndallons ~ the wire control board
that legislation returning tho lcle-
phone and telegraph systems ~ the,
country to private ownership pro-
vide c5 urdiunted operation of the
various systems, ana fixing thcJntes
by the interstate commerce com
mission. were forwarded today by
Postmaster General BurlcsOn to the
house pOEtottCe committee
The wire boards TeCommrnda.
tions also include creation OF trih-
unul 90 hear all controversies br-
tween employers and employees, and
that changes In wage schedules shall
not become effective until commits
10 the Interstate commrecc conSmis-
sion ~ that CurrCsl ludInE changes
may be made In rates.
High Costs Continue.
Moro return Of the wires TO their
owners viii nSt solve yeNntiou~
problems confronting tho compu-
MICS. Mr. Burlcson said In his letter
10 Representative Moon of Tcnncs
sec, ranking democratic member Of
the committee. transmitting the rec
concentrations Extraordinary costs
OF operation and maintenance "fnst
encd upon them as a result ~ war"
the postmaster general said, will
continue for some time after control
passes from the government
"The members OF the hoard Are
unanimously of the opinion that In
order TO provide tho most efficient
wire service. the various service sys-
toms should loo Co-Ordinnicd as TO
operation" the letter continued
This doCs not require monomOly Of
ownership. but Is necessary "a thcre
can be a consistent and harmonious
reEularatory policy"
Guarantee Enough Revenue
The commissions use OF It's rate
making power. the letter said, would
ensure the companies sufficient rev
enue To yield reasonable return on
the value ot property and also to
give proper service.
Dealing with management prob
lens Mr. Burleson sahl that The
board was convinced that - trlbu-
nal should be provided upon which
the public. the cmployc. the man
RCcrial force, and capital shall br
fairly represented and before which
all parties may be heard, 30 that
prompt redress may be had flr lust
grievances. Changes In wage scales
Il also was suggested. ahou'l be re-
viewed by the interstate commerce
com mission I'm order that rate alter
atoms may he made simultaneously
with the effective date uf the new
wage changes.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-23

GNDIANAPOLIS, Ind. May 25--
So''.c Beard explained. her action In
visiting soNeral downtown stores and
taking silk shirts and other goods
by saying she mad a man IN France
ana he'd be home soon and ueI
them"