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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-09
WHO AND WHAT
SHOULD DECIDE

opNIINIlD IIUDM pAGE uNI
men COME Iu HN|I giving iUr W..I.
t,IY salute. and asking for - job.
over l.Iu1 Iu.., wru WI pass under
fh' arch Of Triumph uu Main street
during mo coming week statistics
nhpN that tnD} VIII hrpg twice That
many friends 'u sttN 100 Tulsa " hat
shall We do with them sr"r they
hnlu been puadri pnd huIrahod
WIN We provide fpr them an hon
oai means uf earning a livelihood
Tulsa needs good water that every
one admits.
That the Spruutw river Is q IoEl-
cal source of supply and g very huri
ut..Ik'. profitable venture for our
city some Of our most representative
,.ulous, who hayo shown their de-
Noiuu to Tulsa, men who have
thoroughly Investigated the entire
affair seem 10 unanimously concur
Iu The quoHtlon ~, would n not ho
better 20 wait another five years
ur su'
In view ~ the fact that most ~
the money would hc spent IN Tulsi
and that tho project would give en-
pIuym,ut to hundreds Of returning
soldiers. I would like To have an
expression from the federal employ.
moni bureau from our soldier and
sailor welfare organization ANA from
the recently organized post of the
American Legion aH topthcir NlcwSI
on tho subject
It's Every hody'~ business,
There Is another side a. the issue
that should not he neglected Some
how or other ~ hps become the pre-
Ntius impression that the large
property owners and ttNphNcrs are
the ones primarily interested that
their opinions ana wishes I'm this
question should receive FIRST ,ousld.
Grafton
Nothing could hc more mislcai-
INK and flllaciouH and more Op-
posed 20 tho fundamental principles
or American democracy From the
economic point ~ Wow wo must
not forEet that real estate has but
a relative value. The most imposing
Of our skySCrnpcts, II placed upnn
tho Sandwich Islands. would hardly
ho worth the value Or It's plumbing
and the choicest residence on the
South side. II transferred to the Sn.
huru desert would hardly hiring
enough rcnial tu pay for the upkccp
OF ifs front lawn
In the 0uul ANALYSIS. n Is the ten.
ant occupylng and paving Tor m"
premises who creates property val
uc.. and who actually pave the taxes
not tho accidental landlord or prup.
or'v owner.
Bcsldcs. once we permit taxpayers
l,luu,s and opinions ~ property
owners lo have deciding vote IN
our municipal affairs We nre intro
ducine the damnthlo system ~ pre-
war Germany. where the large band
owner and the fcudhl tunkcrs had a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-09
AUTOS FOR HIRE -GARAaEs

hSiOo i'N Hlhh ohhhpbS -
ho'toN :. For rent. good garage.
ElWOoD $ 7l5-For rent. gasAE. space
Phone IulN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-09
WANT AIDS

Telephone your want al, 20 tn. Tul,.
Word ~hen II iA more convenient for yon
~ DO 80. Re surs 10 give your nLmo. ad.
dren and telephone first AlwEys ask that
your telephone sdvertl,-msnt he repeated
back 10 you by tho person tAkirE It
All charge ads srs due and pAyabls ths
same day first insertion OF al sppssrs
a. ads run In both morning and evening
N'r'a.uficauon of Advertisements not
outottowo. household rooa, aod stu,
tons "s'l'd ads must ho paid In advance
LOST Cost hrfpesn Turley ,ri Tn's,
gf'y with green check reward Turk
Bros al4 South Main Phone gao
LOST ~ the ONO building rte. Main
street gold spectacle, Ni'h larg- round
Ic0sos Hhore ot retur. to e + ArNar.
dor kohi0son Bldg and receive rsward
com NRIA 1874 81 reward Tor hr,rd'.
nu'' dog n returned 10 above adiren
FprNp Ford ro,du,r engine No
lp231si model 1917 owner ran h,vs
Nv proving III" same and tpsyirg storage
sri this al. Phone 20 Mound, T. Mc
krrrscher
LOST Friday = IN either in Lyon, store
or between therr and Fnur,h street box
frd.r leave ~ rev Santa ~ station.
tiui ard FlEin and receive reward
LOST English FIT bull. g. months o'1
i1l grown with plain black leather strap
col|sr ard city license tag a'tsrhrd
color ishi brown with black titipes on
body. black lace ears and tail trimmed
~hip spot On breast y reward phors
1919 or return 10 9oo South Guthrie
LOST Near postoft,ce lsy-ler without
chain containing Smsll diamond aud
pear hbtrsl reward Phone 62t7
LOST Delivery ,nd receipt book Finder
please call Dawson Towel Supply, 2lnh
Or Ep1
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-09

suIIpiNo AND coNTHHV7
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-09

Nv 10 Associated Press
VERSAILLES. June Tn.
French mlnie'ry ~ forc.gu affairs
has leased ia Nnurro-suInor. ,tIla
~ Naucrossou about 'hrco r,rog
from Versailles In which to- lodge
the Turkish pour" commission Tho
mission S. expected lp arrive nt
Marscilloz June IT,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-09
BUSINESS SERVICE
pus1Nrss SERVICE OFFERED y

buslNh"S ''" r,1
TRFFS trimmed and doc'orr' '''
II Mitchell Phone '..'.
FNCNVATING. rrsdlnF e'|'..E '''
msnt work rhore Nl-' ...,
WEI. .D~tf Flyvheels, r'"'
crank cases. gears. rnr.t" '' ~.
ouitt ,sr,ic. Frpre,f 20 ro--.,eT W''
ing company. sl7 East SCI. ."-~
BLACKSMITH ,,.u
Having moved from ~ No''N h.' ,.i
7o North Guthrie he,sssr .n, a..
Archer n,.r Rir & R,el ""o-' .'n1r ""
prepared to do al Eind, rsr'
" Wagon work snd he.t.'''''"'
specially ..,,,.l,
TRYSsFs-Rsnovste I'D f'c"p, p,os.
returned hous the sane ''''
1ats Sanitary Nit'fs' u"
BUILDING AND coNTRAOi NV -
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-09
BOARD AND ROOMS

ROCKFORD \ 1929 ,..
r'hrt for ligh, hols,.,... .',,t 'u.
rIwn,n go ,'l'ien "
o,,,, mvDt' ti- l-r.... ..,,,...,.
tui,,''' 'or rent '
srn .o,sr..,,', '''' r IN '1'.. ..rt nod.
keeping ,git,hi. r,l.
courirs b,p,n,, ,'' '.' " .t. nNr.t
s?i South bo.ton ' II
BOSTON. g. 1928 r,o
! housekeeping toom, Na
modern, connecting hn p.'Aft
ROOMS FOR RENT rug.,ypr,., T.,
/ HECoND AND DENyFK ,..
l2o \ Gem Apt Prone 'o"n,
! FOR RENT q furnished
in private homo cali -. '.u',
botLpIR s 7o3 Ngr .....
m nrvAte rs'Idsnrs .... ''oa
/ DETROIT. S. "a r.,
room, 'or rent 9',
| pfTROIT. $ 1luI u..
HlcflY urnthcd nps.rr,
49,, .'S "',, '...' '..'
- .. - 3D.. We. '.. ..s.,,..
J"'n 4'h' 'otel I'''.. r.,..
~
t.Noop, - a-l Room . s-r r,B.
'"'' n"' h''"tN "'. i. .s
iVh ~ ton' room '.r...H ...,.,
| one VI ~" "'' .H. AI
n,ryrsrox o,s
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-09

w NAVE more repair parts for late model
cars than any ,s'vagr IN tho state that
~ W. veil Tor one fourth 10 one hat
price lTls model Anderson. Buick.
tIsat.,r chalmers Colo eght Dodge,
MrS'r', Ois four eight Veue Hup.
ls''erv Overland and 100 others We
handle new springs and Shlss for all
makes ~ rArs We want your wrecks for
the pieces Aliens Auto Para Co. 9lS
East second Phone 1853.
FOR SALLY ton Gr,mm Bernstein
'rues C'ton with tt'lsrl practically
nov run o. 600 miles. fully equipped with
trailer winch tlrrtrirAl equipment body
and Foley rims Original cost . 800.
Nil sell Tor 81 500 Address Middle
States Petroleum company. Yale, Okls
FORD io- sale. late Is tl20 extras good
tires. e'tra tire and rim s425 cash
Fralrl. Vacuum station, one mile north
a. Jeuks OaL
FOR SALE one 1917 Ford iouring car
10 good condition Phone a960
NOTICE no CAR OWNERS
We make oi 0Ars look ike new all work
done by expert auto painters. Auto PANT
o--p - E.ni- -a.n - -
AUTOS FOR HIRE GARAGES IL
R0'ION Y an For rent. good garage.
ElWooD $ 7l5-For rent garage space
Phone Ipig
NEW GARAGE
i'"hd kHrer garngc will he ready for
business June IS located l36 Fast Second
TWO CAR sarAse for rent. arb south
Gu'urir
GARAGE for sale or rent on Ozark Trail
DAWSON Garage. DAWSON. Okis
.,ornp,ycr ~, 49,. a,,uc, ~, a..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-09

HOTELS Ib
INCOPS UOTYL
Vow omen for business. everythinR new
trsproof building. nice rooms 81 per week I.
3ir per niEh' 3os East first street.
Alta VISTA HOTEL
Rooms with bot aud cold water lsh
~ Z cNrIIh rhMe .lnb
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-06
PAN MOTOR CASE 70 JURY.
Lands Refuses to !tiait Trial; Cites
L,bsty 5ond Deals.

Landis Eo'uses to Halt Trial; Cites
Liberty sond Deals.
Chicago. Dec. 6.--The Pan Motor
case went to tho jury-in JuaEe Lands
court last night after counsel tor the
defendants had waived the right to
present 4 closing argument.
Shortly before Attorney Benjamin
Epstein opened his closing arguments
for the government, counsel for the
defense asked that the Jury be ex-
cused and presented melton that the
jury be instructed to return verdict
Of not guilty In tho Gaze OF each Of the
thirteen defendants on trial.
Judge Lands smiled as he denied the
motion.
x have In mind Just now" ne said.
tho action Of the statesmen OF the
motor company going around to the
homes Of patriotic people who have
purchased liberty bonds and telling
them that their bonds are not worth
par. They took the bonds in exchange
for stock. 1t does not seem likely that
the officers Of the company did not
know this"
The jurors were recalled and Attor-
ney Epstein presented his closing ar
guments which lasted two hours.
1T may be that these people In
tended to build q plant and put out
motors" he said at one point, but
still there was q misuse of the mails
In promoting the business"
As soon AZ he had finished counsel
for tbeNefsnss announced they would.
|)A 1egefBNHants. Judge Landis
'ofdSfsd Z Recess I'd prepare Ills instruc-
tioAS to the Jury. so
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-06
Couldn't Stand Famine Prices

brought about another big
merger resulting Louis Republic plant
IL
This leaves but
of and
the One
charging
smaller publications have
foroed 20
with advancing COSTS
,ts Sunday a daily
sscon dIsrgest city United States
market four times what
cost three years
publishers
predict sss
scriptions mail aeEE s@la5@rs
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-06

that they would propose an increase
above IL per cent were again emphat-
ically denied. They reiterated that the
final word to the miners had been
said. .',.t.s
There Is considerable alarm thru
out tho country as the weather gets
colder" said one OF the operators, '4ut
production IN increasing and II VIII
continue to increase. And an produt-
tion increases the miners will realize
the government means business anu
they will return to work.
I'VE have always been convinced
there was something behind this strike
movement besides n mere demand tor
wages. and tho absolute refusal Of the
union officials to accept any OF ;he
reasonable offers made has stror&ta-
ened that conviction. But whatever
tho object may have been we prc crr-
tain now that It will not be nt,ained.'
Statement From Operators.
The statement issued By the exec
utive committee of the bituminous OPP
orators was as follows:
Published reports from Ch.caso t.
the effect that tho bituminous coal OPP
orators of tho central competitive field
are considering q 25 per cent advance
to the miners ami an advance In price
Of coal of about 80 cents a ton TO
Consumers are absolutely without
foundation.
'The operators attitude in the mat
ter has been clearly and einphatica'sy
set forth---there Will be no further OF
fer to the miners. The final word has
Deeu said"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-06
Low 3 d Green Disappear.

Indiay -, Ind. Dec, 6.-John l..
LOWS, . ng president, and William
Greer q sretary OF the United Mine
Wo, were not In their offices nj
inteis. ional headquarters here today,
and. While no one would say where
they were. II was believed they had
gone to Washington.
Lewis and Green. II ie known. were
In conference late yesterday with their
attorneys on the contempt proceedings,
which will be held here next Tuesday.
II. IL. Ralston, of Washington, an at
torney for the American Federation OF
Labor. attended the conference. after
which. II is believed, the two officials
left the city.
At Clinton thirteen members OF the
local miners union were arrested today
by United States marsha!s ON charges
OF violating the injunction issued By
Judge Anderson.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-06
Cars SLAYER Punished.

Copenhagen, Dec. 6.--The soviet au-
thorities in Russia have punished BY
death the individual held Immediately
responsible for the death OF former
Car Nicolas and his family In June.
1913. at Ekaeterinburg, when the
Czecho- Slavic troops were approach-
ing that city. where the imperial fam
lily was held prisoners. according to q
dispatch from Kosno today.
A message quotes the paper PravdA
Of Moscow ns authority for this statos
ment Tho Pravda account states that
NJ. Tchontoff. n member OF the Ekae-
ternhurg soviet has been condemned
to death and executed at Perm for or
derinE the execution.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-06
REDS FIGHT FOR LIBERTY.
Counsel for Anarchists TO Garry ceses
Into High Courts.

INV '''b' SSd'ks.
New York. Dec. 6.--Efforts to frce
Emma Goldman and Alexander Berk-
man viii be made Monday II their
wri,s OF habeas corpus are dismissed
by Judge Mayer, their counsel. Harry
We!nhsrger announced today.
While both his clients are ready to
so to Russia II permitted to pay their
own expenses and select their own
method of going, Weinhergcr said they
have authorized him to carry to the
supreme court their contention that
the efforts TO deport them are Illegal.
They do not want TO be kicked out
OF the country In Storage" Should
Judge Mayer uphold tho deportation
proceedings. Weinberger said he would
move for q stay OF execution pending
an appeal.
He was hopeful that Judge Hands
released on $1,000 bail Of Hyman Ly-
chowsky, who had been ordered de-
ported would be precedent In the
Borknlan and Goldman cases.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-06
Ex.Emprs.. pIc.ur, Of Sadness.

Paris, Dec. 6.--With bowed head and
dressed old lady was seen walking thru
the Tuillereis gardens today. As she
walked she would stop to pick autumn
flowers scared and blasted by the cold.
Passersby seeing her and knowing
the regulations Of the park expected
some policeman to admonish her. but
she passed on. followed by single
maid. unchecked by the minions Of the
law.
II was the once proud Ex-Emprcss
Eugene. bowed by the weight OF 20
odd years. who plucked flowers from
n garden once hers. She was revisit
Ing scenes that once she viewed from
the old palatial mansion.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-06
ATTACKS RAILROAD BILL.
Senator Kellogg, Minnesota, Says Plan
10 UnWorkahle.

Washington. Dec. 6.-Provisions in
the railroad bill requiring compulsory
consolld dation OF the roads into region
al systems seven years after the
measure becomes law were attacked
by Senator Kellogg. Of Minnesota. He
declared the plan had Objectionable
features and was unavoidable" and
that best results could be obtained
only under "permissive consolidation"
Senator kellogg said:
1T is destructive Of the enterprise
necessary to development Of this coun-
try. and orders on government owner
ship and interference which has
proved so destructive in the last two
years." He added that congress should
be cautious In approaching a plan
which would destroy the enterprise In
this country.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-06
ST. LOUIS WET AGAIN.
thirsty Citizens Swamp Liquor Houses
Following Court Decision.

S'~'~S''" S~N"p Liquor f1OuSeS
Following Court Decision.
st. Louis. Dec. S.--All sorts of in.
toxicants were sold freely here today
loilowing The order OF Judge Faris yes
terday restraining government officials
from interfering with the sale OF such
beverages.
Thousands Of gallons of whisky and
Wine were disposed of and It was
common sight to scc persons boarding
cars with large jugs and bottles. Whis-
KY wholesalcd from 81 to SEQ a GAL
lon according to the proof. and saloon
keepers sold whisky AZ 20 cents drink,
pour It yourself"
Judge Faris released 5O.7SO gallons
Of tax-paid whisky valued at $4,000.
Plaintiffs in the suits have 100, 800 moro
gallons stored in bonded warehouse
that. according to the decision. must
be released Immediately upon payment
Of the government tax.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-06
Turk Turns Socialist.

Berlin. Dec. 6.-Talaat Pasha. for
mer Turkish grand vizier and minister
Of finance, who has been living quiet
ly In Berlin. Is reported to have been
converted to socialism. He Is said to
believe the salvation of Turkey lies In
her political transformation along rad
ical lines.
Talaat, who is suspected Of leaning
in the direction Of communism. Is re-
ported to be accompanying Earl Ro-
dick, the bolshcvik leader who was
released here yesterday. to the Es-
thonian frontier. later going to Mos
COW.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-06
Victory Buttons For Naval Reserves.

Washington, Dec. 6.--Victory buttons
will be issued to all persons who
served In tho reserve or regular navy
during tho war. Announcement was
made today that distribution Of tho
buttons would begin ut once. Recruit
Ing stations have, been requested to
issue them to all persons now dis
charged or on inactive duty. Silver
buttons Of the Same design will be Is.
sued to those who received wounds
during the war.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-06

Drifting Mines Near Coasts
Stockhoiirts, Dec. 6.-The danger TO
shipping from floating mines in the
North sea u increasing according to
the chief inspector Of the Swedish
mercantile marine who predicts that
this winter the mines will cause II
greater menace than at any time since
the mines were laid.
4 During the last week the sinking os
one American steamer and the dam
age of another have been reported.)
So extensive were the mine fields and
so numerous the mines that large
numbers OF them escaped destruction
by the English and American mine
sweepers not withstandng the energy
and diligence with which they worked.
More mines than ever before are said
to be loose and drifting toward the
Swedish coast. Efforts are made to
sink the mines by shooting but it Is
impossible to cope with all Of them
In this way. Along the Jutland coast
the skipper Of one steamer reported
not less than seventy-two mines.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-06
Mrs. shent, File, ,suie.

New York. Dec. s.-Mrs. Mile D,
shonts. widow Of Theodore p. Shonts,
filed suit In the supreme court against
Mrs. Amanda c. Thomas who inherited
the residuary estate under the will OF
the lnterboroush Rapid Transit pres-
ident. 4
Only summons was filed.
II the action 10 brought to recover
damages on the ground that because
Of acts Of Mrs. Thomas. Mr.. Shonts'
affection for his wife was lessened, il
will be the arst Of the kind in the local
courts In recent years.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-06

the presidency. No details were given.
Other advices said Eduord Mestro
and GilleiTo Navoa, attorneys for
American Consular Ascent jenkins. had
rcfuted the charges that they and
four other MeNicans were guilty OF
treason for defending Jenkins against
charges brought by Governor Cabrera,
Of Puebla.
II also was said that President Car
rama had called n conference Of the
state governors In Mexico for Dec. 20
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-06
SOLDIERS BREAK UP MEETING.
Service Men Resent Charges Of Mu-
tiny of Americans at Archanael,

Madison, Wis. Dec. 6.-An address
by Raymond Robbins on Soviet Rus
sia in Engineering Hall last night was
abruptly brought to n close when Il
number or soldiers who had served In
Russia challenged the statement that
because of the refusal OF America to
recognize the soviet government
American soldiers at Archangel had
mutlnied. We demand to know the
authority for that statement. 1--WE
served at Archangel" said Capt. X. a.
Thomas, 'and there was no mutiny."
81 have It on the signed statements of
three American soldiers who served In
Russia" said Col. Robbins.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-06
ASKS MILLIONS FOR HOSPITALS.
Surgeon General Blue Plans Esten.
sive Treatment For Soldiers.

sive Treatment For Soldiers.
Washington. Dec. 6.-Asking con-
sress for sS5.O0o.o0o to build hospitals
to care for war risk insurance pa
tients. Surgeon General Blue today re-
ported that 10000 beds would be need
ed by July. 1921. No sites for the hos
pitfalls were proposed.
In estimating the hospital facilities t.
be needed. the surgeon general took
into account tho treatment OF selec-
tive service men accepted by local
boards but later rejected. LEGISLATION
providing for their treatment has
passed the house and now awaits SEN
ate action. DR.. Blue also suggests
that medical benefits be extended to
men suffering less than 10 per cent
disability. declaring that these men
would suffer permanent disability IL
not treated now.
Their treatment would save mil
lions In preventing claims under the
war risk insurance act, II treated
now"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-06
Roumanlans Break Revolt.

Vienna, Dec. fan, independent
government has been set up in Her
manstadt in the occupied district of
Transylvania and all tts members have
been arrested by Roumanians, accord
Ing to, dispatches from Bucharest. In
all 26s arrests were made including
many clergymen. Fifty thousand
Roumanian troops have been recalled
from the Bessarabian front and sent
into the district,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-06
Tho Weather,

lowa-Unsettled weather: snow to-
night and in east Sunday; colder Sum
day.
Weather for the week beginning
Monday: Unsettled, with occasional
SHOWS and rains and low tempera-
lures.
Range OF temperature at Marshall-
town: Friday. 80 and ii. Thursday,
IS and IA: Dec. ), 1918, 33 and 10. At
this morning, 2s; yesterday. II.
Snowfall Friday night i.6 inches,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-06
making operation OF slipped pi.s very
difficult.
More Minss Operating.

Cumberland, Md. Dec. s.--An coal
mines In West Virginia and Maryland
near Piedmont and Elkins resumed op-
eratlons yesterday, with " per cent
OF the normal To- ~ at work, accord
Ing TO reports - Today. Operators
In this territoy 3 pect to be running
fun forces ir days. Some coal
shipments q W being made - the
west
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-06
Mayor Short Butts In.
Special to Times Republican.

SpCtlHI 10 IlfleS- NVPuUIlVuH' ~
Sioux city, Dec, 6.--Mayor Wallace
NJ. Short, alleged defender OF l. w. w.
principles and friend OF Big Bill Hay-l
wood. climbed tho ladder into tho
spotlight again last night when he
wired John l.. Lewis, head Of the
striking miners, at Washington AZ fol-
lows: ''If you arc right stand pAt.
Right win prevail"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-06
Exse uted Mon. on ordsr,,

Berlin. Dec. 5,-f1rst Lieut.. Marioh.
who Is being trtad on charge. Of having
ordered executed twenty-nine sailors
in March, succunbed to pressure and
violated his love Of Jaw and order to
save the Fatherlard according to wit
nesses today. .,rE. l.,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-06
haly Abandons sr.ad c,rd,.

Rome. Dec. e.--Rread and macaroni
cards will be abolished before Christ
mas according to government an
nouncementS And after that time only
sugar will be dispensed by board
system. italy Ia The. last gof the allies
to abandon bread cards.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-06
Eirs ps,treYa Red cco., Hoanitai

Fir oeStroys Red Cross Hospital
Ell Paso, Tex. Dec e-rFire early to-
day destroyed, the Red Cross conval-
escents home at Fort Bliss. in which
about nifty returned soldiers were be-
ing cared for..1}t M . ~,
Red Cross norsss and the IRE de-
partment carried III patients to safety.