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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-19
Standing of the Crews
HARRISBURG SIDE
Philadelphia Division. The II

Philadelphia Division. = The 11s
crew to go first after 1 o'clock: 125,
1O3. III, 101, 112.
Firemen for 112. 175.
Brakemen for 104. lis. 11s. 125.
Engineers up: Dolby. Fridy. Shaft
ly, Lambert, Stauffer, Schlegelmilch,
Broome, Anderson, Bastian, Miller.
Gable, Schwartz.
Firemen up: Webb, Barclay. Smith.
Myers, Thompson. BickeL Mussel-
man, Fenstermacher. Falk, Dickover,
Ressler, Malone. Netzley, Kirchoff.
Albert Rider. Kimmich.
Brakemen up: Lutz. Wilson. Craver.
Funston, Kassemer. Hughes, Gar
lin. Enders, Lark.
Middle Division. The 253 crew to
go first after o'clock: 22s, 254, 237,
219, 236, 251, 246. 16.
Laid OFFS. is, 33.
Firemen wanted for %, 15.
Conductors for 23. Is, S3.
BraReInen for 23.
Engineers up: e. r. Snyder, Brink,
Hawk, Rathefone, Leider, Kreps,
Corder. Kaufman. Nissley, Kline.
Rowe, Kreiger.
Firemen up: Grabill, Buss, Seeger,
Woomer Campbell, Hornsby. Shaffer,
Ginger, Miller, Holsinger. Peters.
Evans, Rudy.
Brakemen up: Closer, Rumberger,
Kipp, Rhoads, Gross. Bitner. Lett
houser, Arter. Fisher. Roushe, Page
Yard Board. Engineers wanted
for SOC.
Firemen wanted for 1C. sc, 12c,
1. 15C, 23C.
Engineers up: Snyder, Myers. Buff
fington, Heffleman, Ammon. Miller,
Essig. Watts. Clelland. Goodman.
Firemen up: Ripley. speese. Mil
ler, Biever, Yost. Eckinger. Troup,
Dissinger, Young. Plank. Cain, Smith,
Rothe, Lawrence. Dearoff, Stine, Paul
ENOLA SIDE
Philadelphia Division. - The 202
crew to go first after las o'clock:
2s1, 235, 244, $50, 209. 22s, 252, 21s,
241. 232, 22s. 243. 212. 2o5.
Engineers for 10, 229, $50, 235.
Firemen for 2o2, 209. 243. 2S5.
Conductors for $50. 252, 2Is.
Brakemen for 244. $50. 22s, 241,
22s, 243.
Brakemen up: Haines, Tenant,
Derrick, Shelly. White, Mabius. Del
linger, vogelsong, Merrick, Davis,
Beers, Spense. Trostle.
Middle Division. The 242 crew to
go first after 2 o'clock: 220. 231, 24s,
225 and 244.
Laid off-105.
Yard Board. Engineers up: Ny.
ers. shuey. Geib. Curtis. D. X.
Hinkle.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-19

place. is something no one can ex-
pect Japan to approve"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-19
PASSENGER SERVICE

Middle Division. Engineers up: ].
w. Burd, NJ. J. Johnson. C. D. Hol-
lenbaugh, F. F. Schreck, w. G. Jam
ison. S. H. Alexander. j. Crimmel, l..
II. Ricedorf, w. E. Turbett, ]. r.
Brinser, A. ]. Wagner.
Engineers wanted for 62s3.
Firemen up: r. A. Arnold, r. Herr.
w. Beacham. P. E. Gross, H B.
Thomas. ]. N. Ramsey, r. F. Mohler,
S. H. Zeiders. R. E. Look, C. L. Sheets.
j. c. Kerber, E. p. Sheesley, ]. L.
Fritz, G. B. Huss.
Firemen wanted for 2s and AZ.
philadelphia DivisIon.- Engineers
up: w. o. Buck, E. C. Snow.
%.
Firemen up: ]. NJ. White ]. NJ.
Platt, B. w. Johnson, j. N. SCHNEIDER.
F. l. Floyd.
Firemen wanted for M-22.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-19

White, Cashman. Benser, Morris,
Neck, Metz. Taylor, Holmes. Sadler,
Swigart, Lightner. Kensler, o. ].
Wagner.
Firemen for las, 1st 102, 1st 12s,
3rd 129, 1st 1O4.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12
BELL COMPANY WOULD
Be FINED FOR RATES
Admission Made That Ruric,s,n Ratcs
Arr I'ui into Effect IN Violation
OF sIntc Commission order,
World. Capiisl Bureau.

NtFNAF flNIfl
OKLAHOMA cry. Okla, Feb. II
The Southwestern He'll Telephone
company admitted To the corpora.
ton commission today that II had
violstcd the commissions order 10y
putting into effect rate not ap
proved by the commission Attor
neys for the commission and Tor the
attorney generals office will recon-
mend that II fine OF $500 "a day he
nsre@'od against the telephone com
pany In each rilr. which II ~ shown
that the order has been violated
There were three cases before the
commission today and four more are
set for hearing next Tuesday. should
tho request ~ tho attorneys he
granted "a fine ~ i3.6OO day for
each day the telephone company acts
under tn. orders of the postmaster
tion ~ the HiiorncvH to file add.
ilonal cnscH ns they come 10 the no
lice of the commission
John NJ Noble general manager
of the Southwestern Nell Telephone
company was the first witness called
before the Comui-S on today II vac
admitted hy Mr. Noblo. under ques
iloninR of puul \ walker counsel
for the rom'uisslun. that now telc.
phone rates had been placed in rf-
feet by the company ui midniRht
January 4 Nj tubie admitted
that the rate WIS higher in some I'm
stances than the rates. formerly IN
effect which had been approved ~
Tho commission
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12
STRIKE AT SEATTLE ENDS
WITH UNIONS WORSE OFF

SEATTLE. Wash. Fr1 il,--seai d.
ties general strike of 10000 work
crr, The flr~ ~ lta Mind and scope
In AmcrJG. ended officially" al
noon today though many of the
Wrikrrs had returned 10 work earlier
Al least Two unions face lcre favor
able conditions NJ ~ rr-ilt
The International i,onsshorenen's N .
union members here lose "A 'clo-e a
shop cement effected only two
months ago after long effort. and
union tailotr. when they returned 10
sh0ps were told they mus watt a
few DAYS before doing any work. ar
none had been prepared for them
The iongshorrmcn. when they re-
ported today. found non-unlou mon
were employed AZ readily ns union
men, and both classes worked to-
gothcr on the docks Employers saii
tho open shop" policy would be
continued all along seatIle- wntef
front
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12
|. w. w. Leader Under Arrest
Selected to Attack President

CLENELAND. O.. tch II. Pie
tru Pierre. alleged leader OF mo
I W W said to hc wanted III
kansas city fur inclting reNolu-
ton. wa Rrrcstct here today by
federal officers II is aid h" had
delivered vitrolic speeches IN
Cleveland. chicago. kansas cry.
San Francisco and elsewhere
KANSAS CITY. Fen. Pietro
Pierre alleged W W leader,
arrested IN Cleveland. q. was
wanted I'm connection with an al
legged conspiracy arainr the Ire
OF President Woodrow Wilson, ac-
cordiug to local government
agents chicago apparently was
the place where IN" plans we're
made. fedora officers here old
whether the alleged plot reached
n stage where the presidents ne
really was endangered probably
will not be- known unui the secret
service investigation Is completed,
H. wns said
Pierre vas released from tho
federal pcniteutlai lt leaVen-
wOrth. Kan. pctohcb ! I, last, af'et
serving year and a dny Tor op-
position to the seloctiVe draft
shortly before his discharge from
prison Pierre is alleged To- have
told fellow prisoners he had been
chosen 10 attack the president ana
,o have added thai hc would 10 ~
Chicago Tor final instructions Al
/ ". " headquarters there
n. Bobba. a Chicago !. w. W.
sentenced last fail 10 eighteen
months In the I,aavenwortb pent-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12
JNPs WANT To
KEEP PACIFIC ISLANDS

pARlS Feb Japan has
reiterated her intention to hold the
Marshall and Caroline islands In the
Pacific which she took from Ger
many during the war rs well as 10
Insist upon tn. execution ~ her
agreement reached In Repten her
last with China regarding ahantung
a formal statement to this effect by
Japanese representatives has been
made public here
II In not considered that tn. Chino.
Japanese controversy or Japnns
claims regarding the Pacific islands
arc likely to delay tho society of
nations project II seems probabl
however. that these matters Will be
considered later by that organixa
ton.
To meet doubts cast upon it- au-
thority, the Chinese delegation has
published cablegramB received from
Shanghai. tho provincial legislature
Of Sanrung and the Chinese Society
for "A League OF Nations Mt peking
These cnblegrems helm ingiy
favor the activities OF tho delegation
aud direct that there be- restitution
to China of properties In shantuns
A. regards the Pacific islands
claims ~ Japan. the American post
tlon Rt tho peace conference has
been unofficihlly represented Rs one
OF opposition To Rnncsations and of
insisience upon the in'crnntlonlliza
CONTiSi ED ON PAGE TliRfE.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12

the presidency,
November q, Elected presi-
dent OF the United States.
March 4. is6i---ln his inaugural
address treated the act of secession
M nullity.
April IL. issi--Pre-Ident Lincoln
issued call for 10000 three
months militiam.n.
March q. is62--sent q special
mcssag- 10 congress inolosing a rcso %
luton offering p~cuniary aid TO
states that would adopt tho gradual
adjustment OF slavery.
January /, 1893 President Lin.
coin issued his proclamation eman.
cipnting tho slaves.
November ~. is6a--Delivercd his
famous speech at tho dedication OF
the national cemetery on the battle
field ~ Gettyshurg,
July ~. 1864 Sent open letter
through Horace Greeley to southern
agents IN Canada. stating the only
terms upon which peace he made
November \. ls6t-Elected the
second time 10 the presidency
April II. lseb--Dclivet-d his last
speech on public affairs IN front of
the executive mansion.
Aprll ~. is66-Shot by John
WnkeA Hooth IN Ford's theatcr,
Washington.
April IS. 1898 Died from the ef-
feet ~ tho aSaassin's shot
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12

tcntkry. Ia alleged to have In
formed pierre of his sclectlon for
the attack on President Wilson
when Iicrre wns released ~ the
expiration ~ his sentence an op-
erntnr from the Kansas city gov
cnrmcnt secrc, service office was
assigned to trail him He was fUl.
lowed from icavenworth through
Kansas City to chicago. whore Ar-
cording To the operator, he went
direct Ia I " W headquarters At
Chiaso other secret service men
are said to have lost I'ierrc's trail,
ana the eastern officers took up
the search.
Pierre IN being held a. Cleveland
on SO. 900 bond, information from
there today nid Following his
preliminary hearing there Febru-
AIRY ia he Will be brought 10 Kan
siH CITY
A. tho outbreak ~ the wnr.
Pierre was coal miner Rt Mar
quote, Mi,h
The plot 20 kill President Wilson
wus 90 have been carried out "as
soon ~ possible after the return of
lhe peace delegation from France. %
to n federal warrant II
sued by Fred u. Robertson district
attorney for kansas. the contents ~
which became known tonight
Pierre viii be tried IN kansas
city. kansa~. on charge nf con.
splrncy 60 KIN the president. Mr.
" tobertson announced tonight
The alleged plot also included the
murder Of william q. McAdoo. for.
mer secretary Of the treasury. ac-
,ording to We secret service men.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12
FRENCH WANT ARMY
FOR WORLD LEAGUE
snggrsuon II Made by Bourscots
That Military Forr ne Maintained
In trancc.

PAHlS, Feb. 1.-The comm hssio n
on the league OF nations this morn
ing considered numerous amend
meuts Ga and added two now articles
10 the draft, according 90 nm offi-
ciaI announcement tonight. Several
Of the amendments we're referred 10
a drafting COMMITTEES.
AZ a result ~ today's meeting 81
the pcare conference com NJ ~sion on
the sucicty ~ nations doubts were
exptessod for the firw time mat tho
project for the organisation of the
rociety would be completed before
President wilson's departure for the
United StateS
Qnsaions have ntlnen within the
commission ~ such n nature that
they may prolong the discussions.
nnd this has given rise to serious
apprehension that tho perfected
draft % the plan Will not be c"n-
pictcd by FehruHfy 10, the date pro-
vislonnlly He' for the presidents De.
Is,fiure.
TN. scsslon ~ the comm iAsion to-
day was a practircd one which lasted
until 1b O'Clock this afternoon II
n understood that among other sub
Iecfs consndcred was the project for
nm international military force urged
hy 1b-pn Bourgeois - tho french
delegation.
N Hourgcois' contention. Il Ia
said. was that such a torco should
be instituted ana also that Il should
Dee stationed IN France. as France
wns the strategic center Of Europe
Rnd the nation most Immediately
threatened.
Several new amendments to tho
dpfi were presented today. making
further consideration necessary. and
The cOuini~,ion adjourned Tor tSO
days. during which time the commit.
tee will make every effort go have
the draft perfected Tor presentation
at the next meeting of the ronmir-
sion There ~ "A wide difference of
views regarding some ~ these new
proposals. and this IN causing appre-
hension ~ failure 10 settle on ve
plan ~ expected
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12
SITUATION REGARDED ACUTE
Allied Capitals Regard De-
vel6pmnet as Almost APP
preaching War.
PACIFIC ISLANDS WANTED
Eastern Empire Reiterates Its
Claim to Marshall and
Caroline Possessions.

PARIS. Fob II Tho lInvns
agency gives out "A statement 10y
Niscount Chindn, the Japanese am.
hasHador to Great britain. who now
II representing his country at the
peace ,onferenc" here, declaring the
reports 10 bc untrue that Japan had
exercised prssure on China to re-
strain the action of the Chinese
delegates 10 the conference
''Thcr. has been no pressure eHer-
ciscd. no menace formulated no
bargaining done on tho subject OF
The province ~ Sh,ntung, or any
other Chinese territory No right ~
control has been sought over china.
and there has been In no degree any
ambition ~ represent China ht the
peace conferenc.
"TeSideH. our relations with tho
president OF tho Chinese republic
and the ministry are most cordial"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12

Important Daics In Iincoln's Cnver.
February ~, is0p--Born In liar.
din county. Ky.
April ~, Elected captain OF
a company raised at Richland. Ill.
Tor service In the Hack Hawk war
1913 Appointed postmaster Of
New Salem and held tho office for
three years
1884 Was elected n member OF
the lllincis Legislature and was re
elected In 1919. is3s and 1870, nfter
which he declined further election
1855 licTan the practice OF law
In Springfield, III. In pArtnerHhip
with John T. stuart
1916 Elected "A member OF con.
gress aud on the expiration of his
term was not "A candidate for re-
election
isi9- offered tho Roveporsh NJ
thr tcrrory Uf Orrgon hy President
Taylor, which he declined
lhbt--l liegHn "a series OF earnest
political discussions ON the repeal ~
the Missouri compromise and tho
slavery question.
1888 Commpced his series 81
public discussions with Senator
Douglas on tho slavery question.
which established his reputation ns
one Of the leading orators OF tho re-
publican party
May rs. is6O--Nominated by the
republican convention at Chicago for
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12
ARIZONA MINE OWNERS
MAY CLOSE DOWN MINES

JEROME, Arir., Feb. H. - The
managers NJ the United Verde mine
and the United Verde extension two
~ the largest enplOyerH In the dis
irict. with more than 1000 men on
their pnyrolls. issued a Joint ulti-
mnium "a the workers late today.
threatening tn shut down both prop
critics indefinitely unless hy Thurs
day sufficient employees return 10
work To keep the smelters supplied
with ore
robert " Tally assistant general
manager ~ the United Verde mine.
and GEORGE Kingdom. manager ot
the United Verde extension. said In
their statement which followed a
wage cut ~ 70 cents n day. that the
present tlc-up had been brought
about by the leadership Ot less than
200 I W " members
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12
EBERT IS ELECTED GERMAN PRESTDEN
TYE WEATHER.

TILSN. F,b II Maximum a.,
oinimuml 40 south ~inds sud clear.
ON AHOMN Wrdnesdsy fair.
Thuf'day rIoudy solder
,loulslANA' Wednesday and
ARk kNstS. "wednesday. incr,.
lnr cloudin'sa; Thursdv generally
rGsT TWAS. wedne,d.y incr.s,
ing eloudincss Thursday generally
WEST rENAs Wsins'd.,, In
rrssins rlouine,s; Thursday cloudy
colder
kANSAs; Increasing eloudiness
Nedh'sdAy Thut,day rain and colder
THE 0oB REruRss TO PRIVATE
LIFE.
I've been COB Tor eighteen months.
I've sailed the rolling sea
Hat ] am homrssfd hound today. fof
The naVyh through uiih me
cot my rspers 'estefday. M iicsri
sud ny nay
And ~ headed ,ifAirht Tor . Job On
laud and there IA going to stay
Hut I'm thinking nov, ~ ride the
Htin VIA sfin upon my face.
" On. other chsp who'll b. passing
eoal tomoftos 10 my place
I've loaded coal In Old Sc~ Yorl and
I've shoVeled fuel north and south ard
I've shpyelsd east and vest
I've slowed " deep in the hunksrs
datk and I've held my place In
line
And cursed a. only sailor ran bach
funrsyiNAnis mine
Lot poets sing Of tho rolling deep and
NE on the bounding sea
! m glad 10 ay there's Anathsr chan
nov psssinr coal for me
I've hsd my bout. with Jimmy
lsgs' I've s~ssied snd I've
tdilrh
I've knucllci down for tho sake ~
peace To 4 y ~ hard bailsi
I've stood my watch when the night
vas cold and ou, In the blsiIns
Hot the suretest ioy that I've ever
tno~n Nss the time they said,
You're don, -
70 let me smilr a. I'm homew,td
bound let me look st the trees
snl Erap
Tor ] ~ hsstinr tho roH that t's
dreamed about where there 4, no
coai 10 pass
Copyright. 1919, BY Fdgsr A Gus,D
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12
MCCLURE OUTLINES NEEDS
President Of Board Speaks TO
Meeting Representative Of
Civic interests.
COOPERATION Is PROMISED
Sentiment Of Citizens Ia 10
Put Children's Need Be-
fore Everything Else.

'-rulA must ASK for $1,000. 900 In
school bonds within the next three
or four months." said II. u. Mcclure
iast niaht At = meeting of the board
OF education Representatives of the
civic clubs and representative Of
wcmen's ciubA A luncheon was
servsd with the Msn's club of the
school systssn ~ host.
This announcement Of Mr.. Me-
Ciurss came - . surpriss 10 the
representative citiseus and much IN
tersst va shown In needs Of the
system ~ outlined sy the prssiesas
""Ss.;% yea sss; y. mus hav. 10 new
;ssss ssc.' ousin: rse%: rpros,@s.sy ns jsss
ooo." he said. "snd SSoe.o will b
needed before 1871 70 make the hiek
school adequate for n v new over.
flowing, Equipment 10 the amount
% . oiSe.ooe investment must b
had.
Mod New 10 UpGune.
''rulsa's bonded indsbtednsev for
ephools nov stands ~ oi,Sst.oo0.
To make the aSv(sm what u sheull
he We must mako II o1.iso,eeo. Al
though the rapid groWth Of thio eity
has placed 10 many timso In . tiqNt
piace, never ms the 0ece0uY t0f
more room been - urgent"
Eugene l.osten, slteov % the
World. spoke on the sohoels fron
q monetary standpoint.
while this issvs comes stta un-
Tf u = HsesSsafy that I'VE kAvS
more school room Ne sneull M
Il regardless u The fsse the 6oes
eminent has tsn Our peehste6ehD
somswhaA slim. The price ef iAteP
In Tulsa V Ct The present. time eut-
landau and the caSnpalQn Tor water
bonds 70 " the naAf future; bue
nsthins shesld stand y the vay g
the needed school soo&4. TIE Plp1e
kind Of prsGrsssIvenee1 = aAa 10
been the poIley oe tke Wesio, ana
We are for psoper e9ueaaieAM 81
vantaess and eool school bull1inGD
and this nseessasiiy denanas ths 90
penAiturs of money"
Upss AAslpass hsy ~ Jsacosss.
II cannot respect .. weman whA
wears . thsusAnd dollar oasb and
demands . $50 teacher for her chill
drsn." said Harry ". .RoGorp, who
spoke At lsnssh On tsachsrS alastss.
Mr.. Rogers spoke with vt9or and
CONTINUED ON PAoB TwDLvn
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12
GAS REGULATIONS
STILL IiITIsCTINI.

WASHlNGTON. Feh. II The fuel
administrators natural gas resula.
lions were not cancelled hy the order
suspcndlng price ana other restric-
tlona on coal ana coke effective Fob
ruary T. This announcement was
made today Nv Administrator Oar
field
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12
APPROPRIATION IS PASSED
Huge Sum Voted for Battle
ships After Day Of Debate
by Congressman.
BLUFF" POLICY IS OPPOSED
Membres Of Both Parties Join
in Condemning Method
Of Legislation.

WAsiiiNurON. Fob. Il Admin
lstfatlon leaders IN the house ionlght
won their fight for a declnraton ny
congress of "a policy ~ naval espah-
sion unless limitation ~ world arina.
ment In agreed upon AZ tho prhos
| conference After an all-dny donate
| the house voted. ist 10 l's tQ APP
prove the new three -y~nr huildins
program of ten baltleshlpa aud ten
scout cruisers, and Immediately att
erwards adopted the entire naval ap.
preparation hill.
Tn, vote on the adoption or the
blll wns 2sl 10 10. A. finally ap.
proved, the measure carries total
| Of tT2i ,OOo, 600 for the naval csthb'
| lishment during the next fiscal year.
Including Si7p,OO0 900 for tho I'M
flnishSn part ~ the firs, three year
program adopted In ipid
During the day the house adopted,
by a vote ~ 20b 10 its, "A resolution
~ the rules committee making the
naval expa nsion policy Legislation IN
order, thus overcoming par la
m.ntary advantage gained yesterday
by Uepublican Leader Mann. whose
points OF order against tho program
hal been sustained by Representa-
tive Garrr,t of Tonnoksee. democrat.
who was temporarily presiding.
Tho votes on the resolution and on
final approval OF thr program were
nfikinsly similar. Neither was en-
urely on party lines. but the re-
publlcans on each roll call cast the
majority OF tho votes In opposition.
On formal approvation, i2B repub-
licans. with ~ democrats, an ind..
| pendent, q prohibitionir and a NJ.
cialisl vote In tho negative, whilel 1871
democrats with as republicans. an
lndepen ndcnt and n nonpartisan cast
affirmative votea
Except for ono minor amendment.
the building program legislation was
adopted by the house as drafted by
tho naval committee The ahmed
ment by Representative Humphreys
of Mississippi. democrat. provided
that no construction authorised un-
der the program could he started he.
fore June 1, 1870. instead Of Feb
riary T.. 1910. as provided by the
original bill.
A legislative rider Inserted In the
hUu@e forhlds the navy department
from buying wireless stations or pay.
Ing for those already purchased out
offunds carried In the now bill
"Bluff" Policy Opposcd.
Opposition to tho new building
program M voiced again today by
Republican Leader Mann. and other
republicans ana democrats. centered
on the complaint that no DECLARATION
of policy should be made ~ IA bluff
designed TO Influence tho peace con-
ference. Supporters replied that
President Wilson had asked for the
drcla ton. and that the policy
would be carried out N the pence
conference did not agree 60 limita.
ton OF world armament
Representative Fe~ attacked the
announcement of the policy ~ eS-
pansion. declaring II was "a nubtls
enrOu cement 10 our friends who at
about the peace table IT has the
appearance ~ holding club over
someone's h~ud." he ADDED
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12
Governor Calls Cotton
Men to Meet and Cut
Acreage for 1919 Crop

OKLAHOMA cry, Feb. ii
that large cotton crop would
plunge prices ~ u rulnnua low
level. Gov J n \ Robertson to-
nirht issued call Tor cotton
gtowcrs ~ the state TO meet In
oklahoma city February 90 for
the purpose ~ reducing the cotton
ACREAGE fot the 1919 sreapn.
with 5000 coo Visible bales sni
prospect ~ = large crop In 1919.
the price Rlrendy has uimhled
nlarmingly Unless the new crop
can he held down Oklahoma
planters who have held their cot
tor FOR higher prices, will be
dealt heavy blow.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12
REDS ARE REFUSED
ny ALLIED FORCES.

LONDON. Monday, FEB iO-Thc
bolshcVikl launched an infantry at
tack on Saturday against the allied
positions near Rredmakrenss. south
east of Archangel and were repulsed.
according to an official statement on
activities In northern Russia, issued
by the war office tonight.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12
Truce Ia Signed in Mem
York Strike Of builders

NEW YORK. Feb II A truce
has been signed between the striking
unions OF tho building trades anSpshe
Trades employers Rssocia-
ton. extending from Thuraday morn
ius until saturday noon In the hope
~ arbitrating the differences with
the carpenters union which brought
on n sympathetic walkou. II was an
nounced tonight