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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-12-26

Republican leaders who abused
President Wilson for delaying the call
for the extra session of the present
congress are now making excuses for
not enacting important reconstruction
legislation. They are striving to fix
the responsibility on the Democrats
1t is interesting to speculate on
what excuse the Republicans will give
for the delay in labor legislation,
tariff revision, high cost of living, and
other important propositions recon-
mended by the president.
The Republican leaders are afraid
to undertake any constructive meas
ures lest the public discover that they
are divided on all big problems. So
long as the leaders of congress steer
clear of legislation that will cause a
Showdown" they can fool the people
as to the alleged harmony in their or
ganization. The Old Guard and the
"Progressives'' are far from united
on fundamental principles. and moth
ing will be done before the next cleo
ton to split up the discordant ele-
ments-if viii H. Hays and Senator
Penrose can prevent it.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-12-26
County
Legal Notices

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
State of Washington, in and for
ThurStOn County.
In re the Estate of Samuel Bryning and
Catherine A. Bryning, deceased. No.
1867
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-12-26

NOTICE OF MEETING OF THE CAP
ITAL TRANSIT AND REPAIR COM
PANY, a CORPORATION, TC
CHANGE THE NAME or THE COR
pORATIO.S
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-12-26

Published December 5, ~, 10 and &C.
1919, and January 2. 9, 16. 23 and 80,
1920.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-13
LODGE APPROVES PLAN
Republican Leader Fn'ors Stcps TO
Form Preliminary for Submis.
sion Ia Republicans.

WASHINGTOS, Dec. i2--Senator
Lodge of MaSsachuse tts. republican
leader In the senate issued a state
mcnt tonight approving the plan
adopted by the republican nationv
committee on policy TO formulate u
preliminary statement on which the
ma stional convention may bas" It's
formal declaration In adopting a
platform for the 1920 campaign.
The policy committee would con
sist OF the national committee and
40 or so other men who represent,
different interests In tho country,
such aA the farmers. labor, buaine esa.
etc, to consider difficult questions
to ne dealt with In the party plat
form.
The committee on resolutions"
said Senator Lodge, usually sits two
days and two nights continuously
They work under great pressure.
They are overwhelmed wit hall sorts
OF crude propositions hastily pre-
pared and with the constant pres
sure from local and special interests
here and there. The result IL apt 20
be. In many respects, apart from the
very leading issues a series Of moro
or less confused compromises
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-13
MISS GOLDMAN TO GO
Abandon Court Action--Prcfcrs to
BE Dcport,-i with Bcrkmnn and
Other Russ Anarchists.

NEW YORK. Dee Rather
than b., separated from Alexander
Bcrkmdn, her comNnnion OF years
Emma Goldman announced tonight
shrough her attorneys tina, she had
abandoned her legal fghs IN the su 70
preme court 20 prevent her dcporta-
ton 10 soviet Russia win BerkHhn
and some SO other radicals
Harry WeinhcrEcr, her attorney,
in n letter TO Assistant Attorney Cen
cral Stewart at Washington, asked
that Miss Goldman's Application Tor
a writ OF error or appeal and release
on bail be Withdrawn He said that
his request was made TN view OF
the statement made by your depart
men: and the commissioner general
OF immigration that Emma Goldman
and Alexander Berkmnn and other
Ruasians will be depor'ed wirhin 10
days 70 soviet Russia
"The letter said Miss Goldman pre-
fcrrrd inn or deportation TO con
ttnucd custody on Ellis Island.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-13
SUGAR BILL IS PASSED
Measure Ia Restore Government
Control Approved without Roll
Call In Upper House.

WASHINGTON. Dec ~ So The
McNary biz under which govern
ment control OF sugar would he
continued another year. was pass |
today by the senate and sent to the
house
There was no record vote and
Senators Rasdell and DAY Of Louis
lana, who LED the opposition. made
no further attempt to prevent "A Not.
Senator Gay made a brief address
In opposition. ending the fight OF
several days against The measure.
Purchase and sale by the United
States sugar equalization board both
OF foreign and domestic grown sugar
Is authorized by the bin. which
would empower. but not direct. the
president to continue the board un.
I'll December 81. 1920, II found nco.
e-sary for the public good and 20
procure fair prices and equal dts
tribution.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-13
Claim Jess Willard
PrOfiteers on Wood;
Warrant Is Issued

KANSAS. CITY, Dee. IA
federal warrant charging prof
tcering In the sale of COrdwood "A
violation OF the Lever act, was Ia
sued late today for jess willard,
former heavyweight champion. by
Fred Robertson. United Stntcs dis
trict attorney FOR Kansas willard
Will appear before -. . Caflln,
jr.. United States commissioner. IN
the federal court In Kansas Guy,
Kan, at 10 "A. m. tomorrow. Mr.
Robertson said.
The warrant was placed In the
hands OF g r wood. United States
marshal for Kansas. and he nj
once telephone to Willard at his
home near Lawrence, ksH VIII
lard said over tho telephone he
would appear voluntarily tomOr-
row to answer the charge.
The warrant names W. q, An
dcrson and ]. r. Wilson. members
Of fuel committee OF Topeka,
Kan, as having PURCHASED cord
wood from willard II IL alleged
that willard asked and received
$3.50 "A cord for wood on the stump
from his farm near Topeka That
amount, the district attorney as
@rts. Ia doubl, what II should
nave been,
The action against the former
champion In the result OF an In
vestigation conducted by the dis
irICt attorney and Richard j Hop
kins, attorney general for Kansas
Attorney General Palmer has been
notified OF the action taken, Mr.,
Robertson said.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-13
TulSdnS Are Intent on All
Children Having GOodXmaS

II there are any persons In
Tulsa who doubt the necessity OF
The world Empty Stocking Fund
campaign. such doubts would be
dispciled II these Thomases
would take occasion 10 visit the
quarters OF the Tulsa County Hu-
name society IN the basement OF
the county courthouse today
Then they will know why there
will be hundreds Of empty stock
inEs In Tulsa on Christmas morn
ing II those with means sufficient
and 10 spare are not willing TO
share their prosperity with their
less fortunate brothers.
The present winter season with
It's spe'iS Of continued cold wethcr
Is proving the hardest one on the
poor peopie here In the history Of
the city Suffering ia iE'ensc In.
hundreds Of homes md the strain
of supplying the children with
clothes is breaking many n poor
mothers heart Unless the KIND
hearted people Of Tulsa are gcner
Gus there will be no Santa claus
in many Of such homes 'his year.
Think what Il would have meant
10 YOU when n child had Santa
Claus failed TO make his annual
visit at your home Then put l2ur-
self in some poor child's place and
know that by your bencfaciion
YOU have made possible Hale bit
OF real Christmas cheer
The fund went over IN" t2n'
marx Friday tets make % iio9
today
Empty stocking Ifs "a Dec. -. 1919
AS previously reported fsil.s5
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-13

Threats to BIow Up Kansas and
Oklahoma Fields Revealed NJ
Kansas City Trial.

KANSAS CITY. Dec l2.--ThrsAts II
attributed to I. W. W. TO blow ny
the oil fields Of Kansas and Okla
homa were introduced In testimony
late today In tho trial Of 81 mem
bers of the Organization. charged
with violation OF the espionaGs~Hct. i.
In the federal district court NJ Kan
sas CITY. Kan.
The testimony was In the form OF
a letter. the writing OF which was
Identified by n government expert aH
that Of Phineas Eastman. secretary
Of tho local J. w. W, union nj
Augusta. Kan. In 1917 Excerpts
from the letter follow;
AT your first move, up 10 your
homes and pipe lines and tanks
zone box Of matches can whip the
whole country"
The letter was Addressed to Clyde
Graham. secretary Of the Augusta
chamber OF commerce.
Additional evidence tending 70
show IN. activities OF tho 1 w W.
In resisting the nelcctive service law
wan introduced In the trial today
The government presented a letter
alleged to have been written bS
Eastman which contained q rssolu,
tion adopted by the AuRusta. unieh
OF the organization, In rSeard TO 0p.
position 10 universal service. The
letter. introduced through =. G.
Bh earman. handwriting expert
was mddrcssed to w, u. tBiG Bid
Haywood at Chicago.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-13
Drive V|LL|STAS
|NTOMOUNTA|nS
After Capture of Muzquiz
Rebels Are Forced
Out.
VILLA IS IN COMMAND
Cbieftain Is Himself Leading
a Latest Expedition Against
Carranza Troops.
REPORTS ARE UNCONFIRMED
Few Details of Actual Fight
ing Received; Hope to In
tercept Forces.
VILLA IS IN COMMAND
REPORTS ARE UNCONFIRMED

EAGLE PASS, Texas. Dec. IL
Tho Ni,istis who captured MuZuuiZ.
coahuila. Tuesday, were driven OUT
q, the town today and have fled TO
IN. mountains according to Mexican
ronsul G NJ Scguin, tonight. Fran
cisco villa himself was in command
n, the force. the consul announced.
following a visit TO military bead
qnar,ers in Plcdras Negras. opposite
Eagle Pass
General Francisco Murguia. with
nine trainloads OF federal troops Is
expected to reach Muzquiz Saturday
morning, while 1000 government
troops under General Trureda from
Chihuahua are coming up with the
intention OF intercepting the fleeing
Villa forceSy according to Consul
seguln The fcderais are now In
complete possession OF Muzuu!z, he
added
No official report as 10 casualties
and prisoners In The fighting between
federals ana ilistas had been re-
ceived in pledras Ngras tor!gh. and
details OF the engagement were
nieager.
l,pconflrmed reports received here
today said fighting had occurred at
three points In the vicinity OF Muz-
quu Other unverifiaG repor's SAL
Villistas had blown up two federal
troop trains and that the villa fol-
lowers were approaching Piedtas
Negras
Consul segvin's statement that
Francisco villa commanded the
troops operating around Nu-quiy was
the first intimation here that The
bandit chief'ain was In that section.
Previous reports said Hip1liiD Niis
commanded these 10 cos
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-13
DAVIS WITH PREMIERS
American Ambassador Attends SFs-
sion with CemcnCcau and
Lloyd George.

LONDON. Dec. l2.--M. Clemen-
ceau went To Buckingham palace
this afternoon where he had tea
with King George and Queen Mary.
In the evening he dined with Earl
Curzon and Lady Curzon, and later
went to "A theater,
II has been learend from French
source That the disposition displayed
by the British representatives In the
conference liz considered excellent"
and that both sides are pleased with
the progress OF negotiations on var
ious matters discussed today. These
include the Adriatic situation ann
the Russian problem.
The conference will be resumed
Sa turday and It is possible that NJ
ClemenCeau may prolong his stay
In London even beyond Sunday
Interest was attached to the meet
ing by the summonlng Of American
AMBASSADOR John w, Davis to the
meeting 1t was not divulged what
topics were discussed at the meet
ing with the allied leaders. The
Italian foreign minister was at the
morning conference also.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-13
Tell Position to Com
merce Chamber and
Committee.
"CANNOT GET SUPPLY
Unable to Secure Enough
to Meet Demands De-
fense Put Up.
EXPECT ACTION TODAY
Mayor to Get Report To-
day; Guarantee of Sup
ply Demanded.

With the legal committee appoint
ed by Mayor Hubbard working dill
gently on the gas shortage In view OF
taking legal steps TO secure more gas
pressure for the consumers OF the
city. yesterdays development in tho
situation was u statement from the
officials of the oklahoma Natural
Gas company stating their side Of
the controversy which Was present
ed to the directors OF the cham ner
OF commerce at their meeting yes
tcrday
Oificials or the company met yesv
terday with the mayors committee
composed OF Flint Moss. NJ. A
Breckinridge, and Edwin y. Mar
shall, city attorney, and assured the
committee that they would be well
come to Investigate the records %
the company and would operate
In any way possible.
while We made no agreement
with the company In any way tho
committee would be satisfied u Il
could secure guarantee OF suff-
cient gas from the company without
taking any action, However. we
want thA gas. and II We cannot get
!
any legal steps that We find posi-
bic to secure the necessary pressure
for the people" said Judge frcrk-
inridge last night
Definite action In the matter tx
expected at the meeting OF the COM
mittee with Mayor Hubbard today.
They will also confer and cooperate
with Representatives OF the cham
ber OF commerce.
Unable 10 Get Gas.
Maintaining that they were un-
able TO secure sufficient gas pressure o
TO supply all OF the needs OF the con-
sumers during cold waves, like the
present, officials OF the Oklahoma
Natural Gas company In "A statement
read at the meeting OF the directors
OF the chamber of commerce at
noon Yesterday declared again that
they were doing ali In their power
to improve the pressure by taking
advantage OF every gas source avail
able. installation OF coal stoves and
oil burners wherever possible
would do more than anything else
TO remedy the shortage caused by
extreme cold weather, they urged
While denying emphatirally the
accusations that the company ha |
hear,lessly permitted the suffering
of the people In the gas shortage y
refusing to purchase available wells.
and also declaring unjust n number
OF criticisms that have been heRped
on the company during the shortage.
the statement. which was signed by
@, T. Braden, president OF the com
pany. and directed TO Clarence y.
Douglas, Of the chamber OF COM
merce. affirmed that the company
would welcome an Investigation OF
their business by committee ap-
pointed FOR the purpose by the
mayor and composed OF men who
knew the fundamentals OF running
gas company
we would be glad TO have Mayor
Hubl ard appoint a committee com
prised OF men who understand the
oil ami gas business 60 look into our
CONTiNUED ON PAGE TWO.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-13
AlRMEN WANT DEPARTMENT 7
Five Aces Say service Would Have
Keen Better Under Separate Head.

WASitNGTON. Dec 12 - Five
American aces advocated today be
fore n house suhcommitte the crea-
tiOn OF an Reronautical department
Of the government 20 coordinate all
aerial activities The group Included
Captain Eddie Rickenbncker, Of
ncally credited with II air victories
I'm France; Major Charles J Bid
die. Philadrlphia. Captain =. y
Kindley. Grave'ie, Ark Major J
A Melssner. birmingham. Ala. and
CAPTAIN J a Healey. Washington
All asserted that the air forces In
France would have been much more
efficient II administered 10y de-
partmeni Of aeronautics.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-13
THE WEATHER

OKLAHOMA: Saturday probably fair.
colder In east portion Sunday fair, slow
ly ri-,ns temperature.
LOUISIANA; Saturday rain. colder e1.
cent in e1treme southeast portion, cold
wsvc In north and west portioni ,cmpera
turs IL 10 26 in north portion by Sun.
dsy morning; sunday rain, colder IN east
and south Tor;Ions.
ARKANSAS; Saturday cloudy fsn or
snow in east portion. cold wave: sunday
fair, rising temperature In west portion
KAqT TENAs'. Saturday rain except
raj, or snow IN north portion. cold wave.
freezing 10 coast at night Sunday gen
ersll, lair except clearing in east portion.
continued cold
WFST TEXAS Saturday prohshly
,row flurries IN north rain in southesfs
portion. cold wave IN south portion sun
d.v probably fair rising temperature 10
EANpNS inrr~ssing cloudine. and not
"a cold saturday probably snow IN west
norton. Sunday unsettled
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-13
ROOSEVELT NOT DESERTED
Itickcnbnckcr and Ncis<'Dcr Dcny
HcpOrt--IE~t In Cloud Bnnk

WASH NOTION, Dec. ~ Captain
Eddie Nickenbackrr ~ Columbus,
ohio and Major James r. MelEuer,
birmingham. Ala. both aces In the
American air service. denied today
hcfaro tho house succommlt's on
aviation expenditures reports that
Lieut.. Quentin RU0Sevelt had been
Killed after his flying pamnny
had dcs"rted MIN.
Neissuer said Roosevelt had been
lost I'm u cloud hank and due 10 his
incxpericnce as q pilot was ron
fused and Joined uu with a German
spuadrou. being later shot down
Rlckruhackcr added that h .
flEht during which Roosevelt was
Killed war only The second In which
he ever participated as combat
ant
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-13
MANY CHARGES MADE
Pro-Germanism Starts Up
roar; Interruptions Cause
Many Delays.
WANT MASON BILL PASSED
Measureto Provide Funds for
Sending Representatives
Under Consideration.

WASHINGTON, Dec l2.--Ths
claim OF the Irish republic to reoog
milton IA an independent nation wa,
brought To congress again today and
through "A tcmpcstuous nll-dny ses-
sion Of the house committee on for
cign affairs
A crowd which jammed the COM
mitee rooms and blocked adjoining
corridors punctunted the proceed
ings with cheers and with hooG of
rlisapproNnl rl NJ the opposing speak
crs presented their arguments, anu
many times threw the session into
disorder by yelling Ernthtous ad-
vice 10 ths committee and witnesses
II included many leaders OF the
cnusN OF Irish freedom In this coun-
try and manifested In many ways It's
sympathy with the plea for recoH-
milton,
The occasion was common consid-
GRAFTON OF bin by Representative
Mason, republican OF Illinois which
would appropriate funds for the dis
patch Of diplomatic and consu ar
ffIf FNtH H'lNfN W ilt' koN''
set IN by the insurgent Irish repub-
licnns lN supporters declared II
presented an opportunity for con.
gress To do all II could constitution
ally toward fun diplomatic recog-
milton. and itA opponents condemned
II as an effort to involve the UnNed
States In dangerous foreign sltus
,ion.
Charge Pro-t.crnihnism
Late III tho session charges OF pro.
Germaniam on the part OF the Irish
republican leaders and some OF then
supporters In this country threw the
meeting into furore which the
committee quilted with difficulty
after the chairman had warned
against insults 10 any OF the wit
ncsses Interruptions no prolonged
the hearing that the committee "a
plan OF concluding today was aban-
doncd and the arguments will be re-
sumcd tomorrow
Justice Daniel ~ Cohnlan OF the
New YORK state supreme court, and
Frank y wash, who headed the
Irish American delegation sent TO
Paris during the peace negotiations,
appeared to espouse tho cause OF
Irish freedom AMI ask for passage
of the hill The argument In oppo-
sitlon were made by George T. Fox
Of New Haven, Conn. r Lemon OF
Troy. y. V, president Of the va
tional Federation OF Presbyterian
Patriotic societies. and others,
canon de valera. president OF the
Irish republican movement, who
came to Washington yesterday TO
conf with Irish American leaders.
ala not appear al th~ meeting, but
Harry Boland secretary OF the re-
publics parliament. sat with JUS
tice Oohalan and Mr. walsh and fire.
quently advised them In the pre-
sontution of their case.
Mr. Fox wiz continue his speech
when the committee meets tomor-
row and Hourke Cochran Of New
York will make the concluding ad.
dress for the advocate. OF the bill.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-13
KANsN MINERS y
GO BACK TO WORK.

PITTSBURG, Kan, Dec. II An
agreement whereby the striking coal
miners OF Kansas will return 10
work Immediately was reached to-
night at n conference OF state Off
cials and Alexander NJ HowaL pre-i-
dent oS the Kansas miners.
According 70 Hnwat, all miners
who can he reached will Sc asked 20
return to work tomorrow.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-13
STORM WARNING ON COAST.
Weather Bureau nj New Orleans
Tells OF impending Dangers.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. i2-Storm
warnings on the Texas coast we're
ordered tonight by the United States
district weather bureau here.
The official announcement read
Storm warnings on Texas coast
hoh'ed tonight at 9.30 y. m Area
Of high barometer moving south
ward will cause strong northerly
winds and gales Saturday and Satur-
day night with cold wave"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-13
PCAYuNE PUBLISHER DEAD
Anton Phelps Dies In Cincinnati at
Age OF Sixtv-six Years.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. l2.--News
vas received here today of The death
IN Cincinnati OF Ashton Phelps. pres
,aent OF the Tlmes-Picayune Publish
nv company. associate editor Of the
!unes- flcayune ana for many years
recognized as one OF tho country's
foremost writer's on cotton lie was
" years Old.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-13
Is ron SUFFRAGE
state Completes Rntincaiion of Fed
c~ai Vote Amendment.

DENVER, Dec. l2--Colorado to-
day completed ratification OF the
woman suffrage amendment TO the
federal constitution when the house
OF representatives unanimo ously
passed the senate resolution provid-
ing for ratification Colorado IN the
twenty second state TO ratlfy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-13
CUT ROCkErTLLERs TAXES.
Personal Effects Valued at 81 900 900
In ItcmiEeyf Statement.

NEW YORK; Dec. l2.--An esti-
mated value OF 81 900. 900 Is placed
on John u. Rockefeller's furniture.
Jewelry, horses and carriages.' and
other personal effects in New York
i'm an itemized statement which his
attorney presented today In protest
against the New York tax assess
ment Of i5,000,o00. His application
for a reduction 10 100000 was
granted
In addition to personal effects,
the statement gives Mr.. Rockefel-
lers bank balances at about $50,
600" and his current bills as none
The value Of the contents of his
New YORK residence is placed at 800
00O
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-13
WELCOME PROBE Of GAS.
Chicago Fair Price
Commission Makes
Clothing Reductions

CHICAGO. Dec. ~ 2--Twenty-
four dollars and "A half Is a fair
prize for a mans suit or over
coat. the federal price regulating
comm ission. working under dircn-
ton OF District Attorney Clync. an
nounced today
A fair price for womoE'E suits
was fixed at S25, womcn's dresses,
fl525: mems shoes, S59j. and
woniens shoes $4.yJ. Officials II
five OF Chicago's biggest T.tail
stores prepared The price list
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-13

WASHINGTON, Dec. IL, ,--Presi-
dent Wilson's cabinet met today mn-
der agreement adopted Tuesday for
two sessions weekly. Members said
beforehand that no subjects OF par
ticular interest were TO be taken
UP Secretary Lansing presided and
Joshun Alexander. the new secre-
taGy OF commerce, was present Tor
the first time.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-13
sCIIwAn GIFTS ZINC CONTROL.
Takes over Direction Of tnitrd
Smelling Association

NEW YORK. Dec. IL - tharl"s
". schwab has acquired control of
the United Zinc Smelling corpora
flon II was announced here today
NJ y Lssbcrger has been elected
president OF the company
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-13

To4Gas Consumers:

Owing to the steadily decreasing gas pres
sure in the field and the impossibility of
Immediately procuring an additional supply
sufficient to meet all requirements on ex-
tremely cold days, We urgently request all
gas consumers of this city who can possibly
use coal, oil or wood on such days to do so,
and thereby relieve the great drain placed
upon the present gas supply.