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The Dermott news., 1919-06-26
Fruit Jars. Tops and Rubbers.
 Belser, Dishongh X

Fruit Jars, Tops and Rubbers.
 Belser, Dishongh X Co. Congoleum rugs Feltex. water heat CTS Orr Hardware Go. Is carat Gold Band Dishes
 Belser. Dishongh X Go.
 Economy. Self sealing. Mason, Glass top fruit jars Orr Hardware Co. For good butter. and pure sweet milk and cream (neither bitter nor sour) phone lO1. Two deliveries daily FOR SALE:-One Buick car in good condition Price reasonable
 Mrs J E. Daniels.
 We can save you 25s6 on Trunks. | Furniture and Stoves
 Belser. Dishongh X Go.
 We operate Plumbing and Tin Shop and solicit your business. 1 Phone l50 Baxter < Blythe.
 Mrs. & A. Bordeaux of Little Rock came in last Saturday for visit here at the home of her son. Henry Bor- deaux
 Mrs. Frank Etter and little daughter, l Beulah. and Miss Kate Hoffman re turned last Saturday from week $ visit in Memphis
 l Mrs T. B. Feezor. who is visiting her sister at Cairo. H.. had the mis- 1 fortune last week to fall down the ] steps and break her arm.
 Miss Maud Kennedy expects to leave Saturday for New Philadelphia. Ohio. to spend a month with Mrs (. E ] Crane. formerly of this place. have two brand new 9o-Overland l Cars for sale The delivered price is $l0S5 but for quick sale will give liber- al discount See me. k. w Baxter.
 There is Reason in all things and the Reason We can save you money on what you buy from us is that We are not dependent upon one or two lines.
 Belser. Dishongh X Co.
 The Suburban Store, F.. Schnelz, proprietor. handles chickens. eggs, butter. and fancy groceries of all kinds Delivery to any part of city at all times. You, patronage solicited If
 By mistake. chapters II and l5 of our serial story The Light in the Clear in" were published in this paper week before last instead of the closing chap ters The latter appear in this week 8 issue
 Frank N Henderson. who ls touring 1 the state in the interest of the Centen- nial Edition of the Arkansas Gazette. was in Dermott Thursday afternoon and promptly secured an order for a page advertisement for Dermott from the Board of Trade
 i (, D. Beckwith. owner and manager of veneering plant at McRae. was in ! litTUlull laSl Ntth ipphlIE ON tI tue situation with a view to establishing a veneering plant here We understand ! that he secured tentative lease on ] the Finn property near the Byuum X Alexander mill. and expressed his in 1 tention of returning to Dermott about July lst.
 Mrs. (. Helmstetter very delightful l lv entertained few of the young peo- ] pie Tuesday of last week with five ! course luncheon given in honor of Miss 1 Janye Smylie. who on the following 1 day became Mrs. Charlie Stark. Those present were Miss Smylie. the Misses Tarpley and Ferguson of Franklin. Ken ! lucky. Miss Kennedy. Miss Dante Misses Bernice and Willie May Mason and Mrs. Chas. Measel.
The Dermott news., 1919-06-26

Revenue stamps for so called special tax payers are now available for issu ance by Jack Walker. Collector of In ternal Revenue. Special Taxes are due on July for the ensuing fiscal year ending June 30, 1920 Principal bust. nesses liable for special tax are dealers in narcotics. dealers in oleomargarins brokers. picture shows. pool and bill Hard halls. taxi cabs and pleasure boats The special excise tax on cor porations. known as the capital stock tax. is also due July l.
 Rebuilt touring cars for safe.
 kess!er- Matthews Auto Co.
The Dermott news., 1919-06-26

Collins and Baskets at Belser. pl- shongh X Cos
The Dermott news., 1919-06-26
Everything For BABY
 at The Novelty

q Attractive Ready-to-use articles and choice selec- tions of materials for mak- ing Baby clothes.
 q Complete and attractive stock. Let us show you.
The Dermott news., 1919-06-26

Talmage Ioung, who has been in overseas service for more than year. returned to Dermott yesterday from Camp Pike. having been discharged from military service. He was in the heavy artillery and was at the front when the armistice was signed
 Rev A. l.. Carter will address the Unity Bible Class of the Presbyterian Church at the tent next Sunday morning at the regular Sunday School hour. Adult classes from other Sunday Schools. as well as those who do not attend Sunday School are cordially in vited to hear him.
 Free matinee for ladies and children W Wednesday,. July I'd, at The Allied Theatre. The first episodes of two ming Raider. starring Pearl White. and The Tigers Trail. with Ruth Roland in the leading role. Also a Harold Lloyd comedy. Night prices. l0c and 20c.
 One of the most notable moving pic lures ever produced is to be shown here at The Allied Theatre next Mon day and Tuesday. June 30th and July lst Harold Bell Wright's Shepherd of the Hills was recently shown for a week in Little Rock and was accorded such record breaking attendance that an extended engagement was ne cessary Dermotters are fortunate to have an opportunity to see this big picture here so soon, and large at tendance iron neighboring towns Is an ticipated
 AGENTS WANTEp:-We want live agents in southeast Arkansas to write life insurance on both white and colored risks This ls an excellent opportunity for making big money asour commissions are very liberal and the plan of insur- ance is the cheapest and best ever offered in thi. territory. Write or call on Us be- fore some other person beats you to 1t. Byrn X Myers.
 District Managers,
 Winchester. Arkansas
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-20
A. !. Biddison, Strong Anti, Takes
Staggering Wallop at Mr.. Page

4. J. RiddiSOn. featured by the
Pare organs as one of the lead
ing opponents Ia thc s. ,O0O.UO
Spa,inhw bond issue. stated
Ihur~lia, afternoon that hc knew
tho campaign bCing wngcd against
the bonds was one of poisonous
news. iilcgitimntc Journalism and
instrumentation OF facts. diCnt-
Cd hl Charles Page for the pur-
po~c of acquiring the city water
contract which viii give him
mower over affairs of the city.
Rid1I-nn also conceded the fact
that unlimited power Is the cher
ambition of Charles Page, tho
upulcnt ruler OF sand springs, who
Doss-. rs nhilanthrupi-t for the
purposc Of hiding his ultcrior and
selfish motives.
Pages Dream Of Power.
ECcauSc Of uCTSpnal convictions,
Biddi~nn i,. opposed 80 the i1nd~,
hut states that he l. In no way
affiliated with tho Page organ
iyniIon and docs not approve OF
tho rumpnlEn Of sander "" -
scheduled for speeches ngninst
tlr bond, tntuuGu -t-'ril request
made upon him by The anti cam
naign committee,
.'I,pr acu." .nid Biddi-on,
Page saw tho opportunity for
ESTABLISHING privately owned
wntcr plant with shell creek as
the source lie gohhlCd up tho lanh
and nov hc has 1t and thcrc Is no
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-20
Jules COnsfdnfi,1. of Tulsa Mdrries
Nell GOH Afford at Denis0n. Texas

who was similarly attircd
Tho young ladies' were Misses
Ameil" and Alinc Constan'in Of Tulsa
and Misses Louise patrick and Fle.
nor" Ni''un Of Denispn Their at
iendnn's Ucr" Mcssrs W Salles.
Edward Shields and Eugene Cons,an.
in ~ Tulsa and shelby McDuniels ~
tt"rnvl'lc In m" wake ~ these
attendants cam" m" flower girls
Following them cam" the bride, who
entered on the arm ~ her mother.
Mr." " " iiillon who gave her into
:" h''r.ug ~ The groom who me,
Nom a. IN" h|'ar railing The
coupl" krelt ON ~" ttin pillows
~ ~" glow ot n" altar candies ana
we're -und" man aud wife
Tn" bride. who l., ono ~ 'Nr ciiy =
acknowledged beauties. vas radiant
IN an exquisite wedding gown ~
iUrG"s, satin with Er,n,h medallion
trimmings and pdno,lngs ~ rare Old
embroidery
Her court train which swtp' In
graceful folds from her shoulders
vas 0rnamc0'cd with rtrlsin
rroiiework. and tho Niken fulln'ss
~ hcr veil was caught ~ the crown
~ her head with wreath of snowy
.'.'s - ih" ",''""
The ,..r. ,dt s '1s ,rurgc-
CONTINUED oA PAGE tvE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-20

bENlSrN, Texas June la--One
of the lorollcSr weddings ever solom-
niz"d in Dsnison took plnc" WcincS-
dhN evening al - ratrioks cathedral
when Miss Scl1 cor Afford
of nus city and jules Con''antin of
Tulsa Dkl, kpcr before the main
altar "a The flower h'dcokod sane
'uary ana with REV Father y ]
D""ncy extending the nupiial h"nc-
d.0'ion. pIlgh'"d thoir bridal roth
IN" handsome cditi'e wHch was
flI"i with friends and rola'ivEs ~
n" young couple Wa beautifully
adorned "ith glowing gldhIOlI and
cr.p fouaF" and gtrlinhs tied with
bows Of mtl!rr. forming lo}''v
ef"c' Promptly a. 5 O'Clock Mrs
e " RaRir' ~ Fort worth. Hp.
pcared IN the choir and sang 'ho pre-
rup'ial song win NJ Kate Everett
Wilson % b"uiaou di the pip" organ.
and Miss villa Hhea. also ~ this
CITY a. NlullriSi
The bridal procession entered tho
church 80 ~" strains o. ,oheuEr!r's
wedding march H"iilnz his inter
cs'irg personnel - mo wedding
party were mo bridesmaids a'tlrcd
lu : 49,, d~nso-. ~ r.tltr" and not In
paste. shades win p,ctu." t't, ana
arm bouquets. and the maid OF honor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-20

doubt but that he l. attempting
Ia defeat the bonds IN favor of his
own proposition. Hc believes thnt
II he controls the water lac viii
have greater power and power II
his Chicf ambition. That T. why
the Page organs arr putting out
hat poison
Page bought the two ncwspa
pcrS he now operates for the pur-
pose or furthcring hi. own
q, homes, Aud when = man does
that. poison such ~ r. rCing print
cd now " all one could expect
from such publications And that
II the reason the Page origins
don't print Legitimate news I'm
AN old newspaper man and ! know
The game.
"Oynrk club Bunk"
They feature this ozark club
hunk about members ~ tho club
attempting 10 put over the bond
issue because OF the bcncfil they
might derive. hut don't believe
any ~ A. do not suspect any
member OF the club Of crooked
ness or any shady interest in the
result " the election That Oyark
club stuff II Just part " their
campaign ard I don't think very
many read n who believe IT,
Page lust wants IOwCr and
wOrr poYcr and that b. tho rcl-
son his newspapers FIGHT tho
bonds. Bv no means ann I ia sym
pathJ with hcir pohcl."
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-20
MEXICO TO PROTECT
AMERICAN CITIZENS
Assurance Is Given by General
Aguiiar; Troops Arc Ortierrd 10
Border Points by GrrnnHa,

WASHINGTON. June is.--steps
TO protect American citizens In the
Mexican state OF Chihuahua from
possible rebel attacks haye been
taken by the Mexican government,
General CsndTdo Aguilar. confidential
ambassador from Mexico To the
United states, informed the state
department today Calling At the
department 20 pay his farewell re
spects TO tho officials before go
ing 10 New York tomorrow and
thence to Europe General ACuilar
expressed his satisfaction at the
handling OF the recent incident At
Juarez centering about the crossing
into Mexico Of American troops
Following his final conference
with Acting Secretary Of state Polk
and Ambassador Fletcher. General
Aguilar iSsued statement as fol
lows
The Mexican government has
sent sufficient number of troops
under the command of General
Manued NJ DiegucZ to northern
Mexico to fight Nilla American
citizens ana other foreigners resid-
ing In the state Of Chihuahua are
being removed 20 well gnrrisoncd
towns In order 10 place them out ~
danger. General rieRuez has been
Instructed by the government to re-
move 10 Laredo on special trains tho
Foreigners who may wish to 60
CONTINUED oN PAGE FlVH
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-20
NEW YORK GUARDS
ANSWER TEST CALL
Ten iogimcnn Ordered Out and
Guard Public BuIiding--Scrs>cy
Surrounds Movement.

NEW YORK June ls.--Ten regi-
mentA OF the New York state Ruaro
demonstrated tonight wnat they
could do by way OF protecting the
! city in an emergency wnen they an.
swered test mobilization call and
quickly threw cordon- or armed
guard. about public buildings power
houses car barns. public utilities
and the homes OF prominent CIR,
zens
Automobile trucks rilled with
armed men dashed from armories
to bridges. power houses and othe,
spots theoretically held IN be in
danger and the RuArnsmen carf.sEN,
out the practice drlll 30 grlmly tfffs
in many quarters II was believed
they were 10 remain on guard IN
protect the city from red" out
breaks
This belief was heightened by the
secrecy thrown about the proceed
ings Colonel Hayes of the seventh
Infantry announced that Two bat
nliOnH OF his men had been sent
out TO guard public property ana
the orders which we're secret, spec
fed no date FOR their return The
realism given tho drill was strength
enrd hv tho hrt that ammunition
was issued 10 the men. Scwspapcr
mon were barred from an armorie-
A1juiln' Genera Berry supervised
m" mbueuycr but could not he
reached 10 make n statement con.
ccru,ng ll About 10000 men were
called pu' o.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-20
Pass Resolution Last Night
Endorsing Men Who Join
Organized Labor.
NO SAPULPA CARS RUNNING
Walkout of Employees Ends
City Service; Crow Wants
Police Protection.
NEW DEN E.IOPME.NTS IN q
q. L. r. GARMENTS STRIKE,

city cars in Sapulpa are not
operating.
Former employees form union
affiliated with American Fedora
ton OF Labor ,
Twenty eight former employees
are on strike.
cSSapulpa city officials serve mo-
ticc on company officials that cars
must be operated IN accordance
with terms OF contract
Company officials say cars will
be operated when iapulpa OFF,
cials furnish police protection.
Tulsa Trades and Labor Council
pass resolution plcdginR financial
support to striking carmen
| +. Crow OF the O L. Il com
pany says inter1rban service from
Tulsa To SapulpA has not been
Interrupted and that men arc
satisfied with company terms.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-20
Tulsa POSfOHiCe
Is GiUen $4,000;
Oil Funds Provided
Worlds Washington Bureau.
Post Building

Post BuiIdinE
NASHISGTON June 10 -
Adequate funds for further sxp,o!.
,at.on Of The Oklahoma oil fHlds
are contained in me sgndry civil
bill which the hous" took under
conrideratlon today Tn" Eeo.oE
icai survey Is given t3t100O
For Inquiries and Investigations
concerning the mining. pftplri-
ZION, treatment and utilization -
petroleum and natural gas with A
view 10 economic development ana
conserving resources through ne
prevention ot waste. 100000 -
turnlthed 20 be spent hy tho ou-
rehu OF mlucs The bureau "
also inquire intn the o,Huuml'
condition affecting he Industry
Most of this money Will be spent
m tho mid continent field
Othcr items include For com
plelon OF federal buildings.
chandler. l3.30O. shawnee. ii5..
500 Tulsa. $4,000 Woodward.
$4,000 For improvement Of rit''
National park. 5000 FOR rcc"a-
snry expenses Incident to any
suits brought a. he requs, of The
secretary OF ne interior m the
eas'sNr disiri~' ot Oklahoma 20 nr
spent under me direction ot ne
attorney general, $4,000.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-20
PRIVATE OWNERSHIP
OF WATER SUPPLY

Charles Page proposes to put
Shell Creek water into the city re-
strvoifs a. cents a thousand gal
Ions Just now we are not inter
eHfed IN the fact that he has no
dam At shell Greek and M conduit
to Tulsa nor has he bound himself
10 construct one Nor are WE in
teres'cd In the fact that the Shell
Creek supply would he totally in
adequate and Of inferior quality.
What We are Interested In AT the
present moment Is that his propo-
sal II accepted and conHummnted
would put this citys water supply
into private hands Mr. Page pro-
poses that no contract be made,
that either party ault at will
This, Of course, In uRthinkablc but
even with tho most iron clad
contract that ingcnuitYcSan devise,
iS It less unthinkable
A great city could not exist
three days without water sup
ply II In Us very life Think OF
placing 40 vital thing In private
hands
Long since cities have found that
he municipality must control its
water supply Private euterpriZe
Ia private greed. not must the
city have the provemcntH IN or.
der to be supplied ." hut can we
afford 4, from dividend stand
point ." settles all questions of cN.
pendi'ures Not how pure
but how cheap becomes the
standard
To turn the Tulsa water supply
over 20 private hands is 10 abnn-
don every proud hop" for her fn-
'uro To surrender her control
over this fundamental 20 nfe is
10 make the municipality a sup
pllnnt on her knocz TO private
greed ~,
Tulsn Is able 70 care FOR her
self thank YOU She does not
need % bencfactor t'p Just yet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-20
CHARGES GERMAN BREWERS
BACK BEER AND WINE PLAN

a WASHlNGTON, June 19-Chr-
ence True Wilson. general SECRETARY
OF the board of temperance NJ the
Methodist Episcopal church. charg %
before he senate JUDICIARY slA
comm!tte today that agitation f0r
legislation permitting the continued
manufacture Of beer containing .
3-i per cent alcohol WAS part ~ ,
well-orgnnizcd propaganda backeo
by German brewers and brewery
workers
MIR Wilson also charged that tho
Allled Medical association of Amer
ca, which recently endorsed tho use
OF wings and beer. hut later rescindcd
Its aFtion. WAS not medical or
ganizltion IN good standing but
one formed by quack doctors
especially for tho purpose NJ pro-
noting anti-prohihi'ion propaganda
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-20
SAY HUN LEADERS PREFER
QUIITlNG TO SIGNING TERMS

tFE'iN WHdnesdav. June Is
COZ T"sronderi Of the Lokn' An
~ 's0'sres that President Ebert
"1 Premier Schelcemann won n
."lIe lEat affx their sig
,a'.res - the treaty The Meme
n, ,.l,r corresoondent telegraphg
,.ss Professor Scheucklinr one OF
, '.'.iral German drlerates VI.
g,pt.l''' A. the mere suggestion that
Aab'e topic
So memorial drawn Nm ny the
,,"r,ffa'es nm tho way from Yer
5,.'s To'7 into ar detaN- ~ the s;'-
So which would result from no.
,ts.n'nF and comes 10 the conclusion
p,, 'A"se effects would NOT bo as
w, az nose that would result from
b,,H'hg The memorial further say,
,1. l'asion and occupation M tho
., FORCES voulf he bound 20 have
N. 'nsantaneous effect In quicken.
'Ae national spirit
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-20
NEW CRISIS Is
RESULT OF ACTION.
nv Tn. As.oeiated pre..

ny me AhsOclAteu lress.
In addition 10 the uncertainty pre-
vailing with regard 20 whether Ger
many will sign the peace treaty. has
come crisis In the Italian govern
ment 10 perpiex the peace confer
enCe Failing to secure vote OF
confidence IN the chamber Of dep
uues. IN Rome. on demand by Pre-.
mier Orlando. that the chamber in
secret session listen to The govern
ments explanations Of It's ,o.elgn
policy, the Italian cabinet resigned
Such action probably would suIi
further complicate the work OF the
peace conference, especially IN
strengthening out the tanEle that
long has existed As regards Italy's
claim to Fiume and the Dalmatian
coastal region.
The vote of lack OF confidence In
the government was an overWhelm-
ing one. being 25o TO 10. Prior to
the vote the premier tn A state
ment 10 the chamber had announced
that the various economic and nj
nanclal questions concerning Iny
had been solved or were about TO
he solved
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-20
WIRE BRIEFS
SENATE COMMITTEE
INCRI,ASE,S ARMY.

WASHINGTON, June la-Provi-
sion In the army appropriation b.
for maintenance OF an army of 400,
600 officers and men during the
next fiscal year was tentatively
agreed on today by the senate mill
tary subcommittee. The house oil.
which was be fore the committee, re-
duced the size OF the temporary
army OF 500, 900 officers and men
requested by the war department.
to 100000.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-20
PENNSYLVANIA SENATE
VOTES FOR SUFFRAGE.

HARRISBURG. Pa. June 10
The Pennsylvania senate today
passed finally 81 10 6, the joint res,
oiution raufying the woman SUI
fraBe amendment 10 the federal
constitution. The resolution was
sent to the house. where 1t will be
acted upon before final adjournment
OF the legislature next Thursday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-20

Orlando Quits Premier's
Post Along With Cabinet
THE WEATHER

TULSA Okla June 10 Maximum
50 minimum, os south winds partly
cloudy t't,l precipitation. IS inches
OKLAHOMA. Friday and Saturday
generally cloudy
LOUISIANA Friday snd SATURDAY
party cloudy to cloudy, showers IN
southeast portion
ARKANSAS. EAST AND VEST
TEXAS Friday and Saturday generally
cloudy
KANSAS: Partly cloudy and some
What unsettled Friday and saturday !.
not much change In temperature
wAKIN' UP o. MORNINGS.
Wskin M o mornings for another
happy day.
Another round o. laughter an another
whirl q play
Another time O smilin from the dawn
tn dusk descends.
Another day for toilin an for livin
with my friends
'wAkin up each mornin' for another
chsnce 70 kee
The blossoms In the garden an tho
green leaves on the tree
Another day o laughter an smother
day o cheer
with the mother an the baby an tho
children smllin' near
wAkin up o. mornings for the gracious
gifts OF God
An round O. glad surprises ~ along
NE wsy ! p'od
To zee some new born blossom shining
gAily at the door
An TO hear the baby prattle something
never aid before
Wakin' W o mornings 10 an ever
chAngin' scene
To find some thriil o. g.adness that be-
fore has never been.
To live the Old JOYS over an TO coma
upon the new
An maybe find some little dream O.
splendor comm true
Copyright 1919 BY Edgar A. Guest
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-20
Italian Government Is
Given Adverse Vote
By Deputies
.. --.-.
RESIGNATION OFFERED
Emmanuel Reserves De-
cision on Formal Ac-
ceptance.
FOREIGN POLICIES CAUSE
Crisis Arises in eeret
Session Over ace
Deliberations.
FOREIGN POLICIES CAUSE

ROME. June i9.--Tho italian
government resigned TIM evening
following an adverse vote against
it In the chamber Of deputies
Premier Orlando In announcing
his resignation and that OF the cabi-
not. said King Victor Emmanuel had
reserved decision ms to acceptance
The chamber Of deputies had by
vote Of 259 to IS rejected Pre-
micr orlando's motion In favor Of
discussing the question of confidence
which related to the foreign policy
OF the g9vernment, In secret ses-
sion
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-20
WIRE REPEAL BILL
PASSED BN HOUSE. ,

WASHINGTON. June 19-After
reconsidering its action extending
Rovernment-fiSed telegraph rates
for six months the house today
without record vote, passed the
amended senate bill providing for
return Of the telegraph and tele-
phone properties n private control
and repeating the law under which
those properties and the cable sys-
TENS were taken over by the presi-
dent.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-20
TROOPS READY
TO MOVE SATURDAY.

by Th~ Associated Press
COBLENZ, Wednesday, June is.
The Concentration OF American.
British, French and Belgiap troops.
begun by order OF Marshal Foch.
preparatory TO advancing further
into Germany. Will be completed
Saturday, when several hundred
thousand allied soldiers will stand
ready To march toward Berlin II the
Germans do not sign tho peace
terms
Artillery and great trucks carry
Ing various kinds OF war material
are belnr moved across the Rhine nj
Cologne, Goblenz. Mnyence and
other bridge points within the occu-
pied area
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-20
SAYS CARAVANS
HOURS COUNTED.

FL PASO. Texas. June la--"The
hours OF CarranZa are counted
says an article printed IN heavy type
under large headline IN an extra
edition Of Mexico City newspaper
brought here today by an American
who came from the capital to this
port by roundabout way
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-20
FOtH FORMS
SINGLE FRONT.

PARIS juno "a tHavas) Mar.
shal Foch H. forming one iron,
against The Germnns from the Rhine
10 the Danube. LtntranHlgehnt slyr
II is Informed The allied com.
nandrr In chiet II Is added. viii
hencoforih extend his Aommaud
over The Czecho-slorak Rumanian
and Polish armise.