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unraIt, uno Otellcift fam .0n3 2ou0
Der enlightenment Some" lit udfIten
8riege helfen.o 0je @elt Iiher fiir sic
9emofratie 5u mohen"; oenn m0Qli~
derDeiie lit Is bis oubjn ieIblt elm
einigermaBen oemofratiihes Stoat5
ipeicn apmnrnpn-
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Ipettsee,
3. ur,o 9aatu.

SIM sipIomutiihen Ser
tehr tit es Site. oaB intnler cine
0ano Sic anoerc lpdidt mo l%luiitte.
0nB troe oieies S@ditcuS oieie Sdnoe
nid1t reiucr. iouocrn cher nod
itmuSiger perScu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-22

!, 8r0itoent @ilion
fiir5Iid BEN BON
lint unteridriebc
ncn @ntmurf fir
cine Sonoer I'll
nit 6ronfreih
Dem Scnat oorlegtc
iprod) err in ieineul
Negleit Sdlrei6en
BON unierer BEL
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An Sapan", 10 idJrci6t OerGhieasc

gSn Sapan", 10 ldJretbt oerohtea9o
Seral0 au0 Graminer, pluuen ne
idlou, Den @0lferbuno nit einenl
Broblem beihdftigt 5u balten, oas
brett Die Ser. Stnaten beriibrt. Cine
organization lit nit DEM ein3igen
,3ucd gebil0et mor0en, Dem Mclt
tribunal ieoes S5nbr DEN Aniprud)
ser 1Saponer AMI RoiiengIeidhcit nit
alien ulocren BoIfern Der Groe 81
nter6reitcn. Gd5 gebt nutirlid) be
ion0ers 0as Golf Der Der, Staoteu
on Gapnuiihe biaige Arbeiter mod
ten gerue in 0ieics &ano Der 6illc
itr0men uno nit un9 I'M Collars
confuriren, Die bcimgcnomnlen ooer
bcimacionot mo in &apan au9gc8e.
ben meroeu iouen."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-22
1tmSere

6reun01furt mt 6ra1ltrcIh.
WortIih iagtc er;
sd wuroe sur unter5eitnrng
oieie5 &ertrags Oltrd Grlpdqungen
beitimmt, Ole. ME id) boiic, lid &b-
men gegeniiber gcraoc 10 iibcr5eltqen0
uno unmioerItebIid ermeiien mer-
ben, mie tic mir oorfamen. Wtit
Sranfreid ltno mir 0ltrf 9unoe ser
6reunoihoft nerfniipft, Die mir inn
mer ais beion0erS q betrahtet
haben ltno betrahten lper0en. IS
bali ms, uuiere 6reibcit uls 9{ation
SIT qeminnen. G3 lit ernitIih ju be.
3peifeIn, oh mir ohne feline topiere
mo red1t5eitIgc &ilie bitten gepin-
ncn f0unen.~
Nn bat 6crr @ilIon fritber elm.
mai @cidYiht5pcrfe gclhrieben, uno
Der litel zines icincr b~cfanntcitcn
Bidder lit @i1torp Of tbe american
EeopIe.
Sdhuar5 ami MeiF.
llno in oieiem @uhe meiIt SEER
N0;I5,., ,oA So 81 ~.--Fr,:L
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-22

Let our object be, our Country, Our
whole Country, and nothing but our
Country. And by the blessing of God,
may that Country itself become a
vast and splendid monument, not
of oppression and terror, but of wis.,
dom, of peace, and of liberty, upon
which the world may gaze with
admiration forever. -
Daniel Webster.
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Ils .,hTdit beocutiom" mirS mir

Gntideioung cinc5 9telp Norfcr
9tifters bc3eihnet, 0oB Die 9reiie
oas &cft bat, &ritif an ser
8egterun8 3u iiben. Go5
b0hit be0cutIam iheint ms oorin
gu Iiegen, ouB 3u elmer Belt. oo Die
in ben Ger. Stoaten proflomirte
nelte u0emofratie" ibren triumph.
3ug 6urh sic @cIt hdlt. c5 ais h0dIt
beOelttiom be3eidrnct miro, mas bier
bis in Die neueIte Belt oils ielbitper
ItGnoliheS un6 ieI6itbcgriinoctcS
It c d t dalt.
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Die Nelt mirS immer nod, pon

Sen @an5en regiert, niht BON 9aIben:
Den 2euten nit geIItigem Wfin0er.
NAB un0 moroliihem llntergemidt,
On welden u%tiere 3eit 10 beoenflid)en
1teberfluR hot
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-22
Gs aibt McnIdpen NIT lerdltcnoem

lln0 Wenihen nit g Ia n3eu0em
8erItanOe. Die eritcn erbel-
len ibre llmgcbun9, Die 3meiten
he r0unfcln iie.
Narie bon bner-Gihcnbaf), Apbo.
rfSr1ptt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-22
Ameriha NIT ,6oflntt" gr(dwdugfrtl

mir Before 8enid)en iino ais ieae
6erihtefiQcr III europa, uno Dor al
lem, oaB mir niemols u%ergelien Iper-
ben, nelfe uutIlgbare 9anfesidulo
mir Dem britiiten Gouig5b0us 1r-en.
iiber BADEN.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-22

)iluft berridt ge
genDGrtig III
Amerifa, 10
ihretbt Elm cpnlih
~gelauntcr Sole
ge. GENE &0nIg
lide @obeit Der
= rinB pom
VI aIes buben
Aaergndoigit &c
rnht- 0rrn QLQcr
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-22

Hift jur Hnbe fOmmcu wollen Die
Irbeitermirren in Guglano. Glrf
baIbe 3ugeitdnoniiie crit rett atm
de%Dor0en.
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Die BON Der friebens . GOnferens

Die DOn Der 6rieocns G%OnTeren5
uusge6edte 86lferlign lit, mad an-
iidt Der Station. reine Giurid=
tunq, meIdle beitimmt 1T, Die mirtb-
idaitlidc Au5beutlIng fleiuer uno
ifDader &olfer obne 0a5 @ageipiel
unO Die Soften zines 9rieges SIT er-
In0qlihcn." - Cine fur5e mo bin.
oirp TpfiuTtinu
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-22

8olitn Slc uJht aud 3uttr ut1'
men, Ncrr &anot0at2
9 Butte, III Ebrcr @ggeuludrt bc
Nari Id telnc2 3udcr2.
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Der iberi6iiigt
NrmteproDiant.
nrnnetcnhoniea

NrmteproOlant. ion oes @lbqc.
oroneteubaule@
ocrfiiat 0d9
2ricQ5omt ilbcr ilbermdBlqc 9tab-
rltng3miteluorrGtbe 0eren @erth ouf
100 Mfiutonen peronidlngt miro.
Qieic Sunme lit lpobI etlno3 iiber-
triebcl1, ocnn ser llcberihub nor
ifon gn0e 9}opember pori9en Sahre2
uorbonocn un0 elm She'll Der Ruhs
rltng2mittcl ioa in3piihen %p2r0orbeu
iein. Ser Grcisperth oieier 2ebcn5.
mltteI bat iih olio cntipreheno ner-
ringcrt, IQein 0oralti fommt 6
idlleBlih menigcr ON, Die @ouptiragc
lit, meabalb oie Norrdthc, Die fiir oG5
Seer nid)t u~othmcn0ig poren, nidlt bti
3eiten auf 0en Wfarft gcbrodlt nor
0cn lin0. &Iclleiht mare fem 9tilds
gang Der hohcu 2eben9nlttclprciic
I'M &rrIan0e Die 6olQc getpeien, ober
cin reht6citiqer oiicntlihcr Nertonf
hattie meniaiteu2 BET manhcn Mnorcl
eit meitere3 GmporIteigcn ser 4rciIc
%0erhinocrt. &ertrcter 0c3 Gunrtier.
mciIternmte3 i'm &ricQ9ocporteme1t
Qeben olS @runo fir Sic &cr309erung
an, man babe sic StctiQfcit ocS &c
Observation-Disclosures IhilBen. cine DC.
n1orallttrunq ucrbitten moIlclL. Die
cntltchen mitr0e, nern cine QroBe
Vtenqc pom WorrGtben uuf ocn Mdrft
gcmorfcn mitroc.
Gaa llt&ariiarl, obcr 0oraui fontn1t
man mclm ionit feline quite Il5re0e
O0rban0cn lit.
9tot0em MN obcr oielc Ser
ldllcppung einlnal norQcfommcn lit,
lit e8 gut, onB cine lGrqerc Ser
}0qcrlmg pcrhiltct purNc; oeun ic
Hanger Die Norrdthe aui2oQer bleiben,
0clto acrinIcr miro lbr Merth mo
t0rc Gltaltt1t. &nfolqe Der lon4eu
Nltfbclpahrlmg Ihcint intuncrhiu id)or
ein crhebiidcr CbCil ser MaQren Uer
0orbcn gu lem, mo 0ic@ bcoclttct
eIlen enpfin6lld)en WcI0ucrluit. Iic
nod itbriacn 9tnbrung@ntlttcl tpclll
ne audi nod III 9rtcm 3uitun0e ieill
moger. lino mir IdnRcrc Scereiien
falm aeeianct unO Odbcr fountc mn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-22

uRoraenftern", ieoen 0IeHstd9 g, nno
0oroitern", ieoen Srettag, porto@
frei, beioe 8oheubldtter 5ulan1nen pre-
Sabr pow
I'm b,fteu uno Iideriteu lift e. oas
Bel0 per y . It a eiun9 (Itoneg
0rberl. bic Der 8oitueiiter IN ben 9ro>
ftersn Srtlhaften ausitelen tanu, gu
iib,rieuoen. G6enio gut uuo ltd)er mn
bic grpreBa II IN einn9en. fpel>
de Die Iaenten in allen @IpreBsStdtto>
ueu nusifeuen. @eun man ods @ele
Der 9oTtdniueiiune Ooer per egpreBal'
FpeiSIua Idjdt, lit IS uibt uotbfpenolg,
ben befreffsn0en 8rief regiltrtren gu idls
len, tpenn ole 4orele oeutllt geifrtepeil
it. Qegt man oa9egen 8aar9elo n Den
Brief, 10 ioute oieier tets re9tltrtrt pefS
ben I'M ii6er III ietu, oaB Derleloe ri@7
tia autommt. Sir 8~elolenounaen III
etnfahem 8riefoeridluIIe lbernebnten
mir feinerlei @erautlportlidtett. SIN
HnIle BON NoreBnerauoerun9en oer9cne
man ia nidlt, Die aIte ebenlotpobl fpIe 0te
meme Boitoffice %an3ugebeu, oenn lonlt
s6nneu mir Rem galuen in Den Suhern
aar ni9t finben.
Wonen Croers burfen ridJt, tpie oas
70 oft geIdiebt, ais permeintIlte 2utts
tuug 5urIdbebalten tperoen'
fon6ern iiub in ben 8rtefeu bet3u@
feeeu.
Suittung erfolgt MIR our6 Ienherung
bes 2utrms ouf Dem 4oreBitrelfen.
Dan nbrellre ejnfah:
nssprbferu", 90 6rpie. isis.
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7ZEETTI
lSaI
erideint ieOen 6reitag.

bernlsoeber: Die Observation-Disclosures
aboIf gauDrtGu. Yralloent.
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Butter uuo @ier i'm @rpsbauecI
Rreile Bon Der o1plen Gsm 10.
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Selfpbou : Drummer 1913.


uRoreenitern~, ieben 9ieusta8, unO
.goroitern", ieben Srettd9, porto
frei, beioe 8oheubldtter 5ulan1nen pre-
Sabr fur po.oo
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-22

@ei6dftss2otal:
Rurbiterns 8ebduoe, 1913 Y9dtn StraBe
ga @roHe, 8is.
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Rolf

0relIe ron 6eHrp Nnoertaa,
b25 IQoI. \. Strnee.
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SdDiuarS AMI Mels.

llno in oieiem @uhe meiIt @err
@ilion mad, 0nB lid 6ranfrcit 9e-
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U&SmD
~&a~

"a GroIie, Sen -, AuJuIt 1919.
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yOfalcr Wiarftberlht.
ga groffe, 81. @ug.
Wteh: nno E~letfehmarft.
0ctrcise nus Tutter,
Irn6ltc muo Semitic.

Nm slernbarbs!. Sreiie Bon Syssn
= g1trux
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-02
REVIVE WAR TIME COAL RESTRICTIONS
Palmer Says Wage
Advance Will Mean
Still Higher Price

WASiUSGTON Dec. l.-Attor-
nry General Palmer called upon
the American people tonight 10
refuse 10 hc sta mpoded nv threats
NJ back ~ coal into concessions
wht,h viii insure unrehsonably
high prircA Ia all commodities Tor
a. least three years to come
A statement OF the governments
attitude was mad" by tho attor-
ney general IN a telegram to tho
chamber OF commerce at Mobcrly
Mo, from which had come a re
quest that another conference ~
operators and miners he called
Mi. Palmer opposed further con
ference, HnNiug the wnHo Increase
proposed hN Doctor Garflrld equal
izcd the average miners wage
with the present high cost Of Nv
ing without Increasing the price nf
coal
THE cost Of living liz now ut tho
high point" Mr Palmer said ITO
grant the demands Of the miners
vou'd mako tho cost ~ living rtlll
higher The now wage conference
would run three winters. and.
therefore. would maintain "A higher
cost or living for suiNtantially
three years, such n sltnation can
not be tolerated
'"rhe production Of coal now
closely approximates so per cent
ot normal and | have confidence
that a sufficient number OF miners
will comply with the wiphes Of
the government aud resp9nd 90 the
neuda nf tho people rs inrreAse
this production In the near future
10 a point which viii supply the
demand, n economy and conser-
walton In lnduatr2 ara employed.
ANY other plan To re open ne
gotintlona for new wage scale
between the miners and operators
would he futile and would delay
rather than advance production
As long A. the leaders ~ The
minera' organisation believe that
their unlawful strike viii force the
public into "a condition 0f suffer
ing and loss which Will compel
further increased of wages. con
tlnued conferences on the subject
will only result In Influencing
miners not to return 10 work
The situation calls FOR the
stcadfaEt support 10y the public Of
the governments position ns an
nounccd by Doctor Garfield"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-02
TWO MEN ADMIT GUILT
Michigan Politician. Indicted with
Ncwbcrry Enter Pleas When Ar
riLgnod at Grand ithplds.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. Dec L.
Unexpected progress was made To-Day
by federal officers in preparing the
way for an early uLsl Of the lJo men,
including United states senltor Tru-
man H. NcwbcrTy, who were lndlct-
cd by federal grand jury here late
Saturday on charges or corruption
fraud and conspiracy In connection
with tn" Ncwberry election cam
paIgn ln 1918 Service was secured
on a number of those indicted and
first arraignmrnA were held before
Federal Judge e. " Sessions today,
h1lf q dozen OF he defendants ap-
pearing In court.
Something OF sensation was
caused today when two uf those
cited in the true hI~s hu' whose
rames did not appear Iu 'h" 10 '. an
rounced SATURDAY. came before
Judge Sessions Hud pleaded gully
20 counts contained IN the indict-
merts
These were william II Rice, n
Grand Rapids printer, VINO pleaded
guilty 20 conspiracy and was released
under bond - $1,000. and Allie X
Moore formerly a Grand Rapids
uewapapcr man and ln'er publisher
no Naruqeiie Mich, who pleaded
guilty late today 10 tuur Of 50
counts
Several nthors Of the 1-1 whose
names had been withheld pending
sersIre 81 the warrants. correctly
suspected they had hrsn named In
fne Indictment and appeared vo'un-
iar.iy iu court today AT pleaded
not guilty
Tha' bench warrant hah been
issued for Senator Ncv berry was IN
Heated today when a. was announced
hat clerk Charles potter - ~" 'of
oral court hsI furnished United
states Marshal C'Couuor with one
Tor each ~ me l3i persons indicted
Former Circuit Judge Jhm's %.
Nurfin 81 Detroit. now ~ ih" Naw
berry counsel. announced 'nt1y 'ha'
he senator would appear IN court
hero Monday 20 answer 'Ho ini'r'-
fufT'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-02
WORK ON
HISTORY BLOCK
Litigation Ends and the
Edwards Building Will
BE Completed.

After ono years delay brought
about by litigation. tho Edwards
building. on Fourth street between
Main and Boston, will he completed
20 2 stories. the uwnrra Of the LAND
upon which the building In situated.
Grant e. StrhbiuE Frank e GiidingR
and - Is Eysenhnch. yesterday pay
iur all taxes on tho property and
declaring the lease OF u. W Edwards
forfeited. Construction. which has
been At standslill for almost Il year.
VIII begin Immediately with EyEen-
bach In charge Attorneys for the
owners ~ the land leased In Septem-
her. 1914 to Edwards for a term Of
80 yoarr. yesterday forfeited I'D.
wards lease and authorized the
statement that the building. 10 be
renamed, viii be pushed to compile
tiou az soon hA possible
Edwards. on feptcmber -. 1917,
obtained aa-SeIr lease from the
owners and agreed 20 construct 3
story building IN the fan of 1918
Edwards claimed he had expended
tIl4OOG on the building and had
incurred Hen obligations for material
TO tho amount 81 $4,000. Later. ac.
rofdiur to representatives ~ the
owners 10 EeIupci that Edwards
"1s UI'huu, money 10 discharge his
puIIgat.ora which also included n
ycnr.y f,ntal - Fls 600 for the prop
CONTINUED oS TAGE FiNE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-02
BRANCH
TO BE VOTED ON
300 Oklahoma Banks to
Decide Issue Between
Tulsa and Capital.
BALLOTS ARE RECEIVED
Banks Here and in Oklahoma
City VIII Not Be Allowed
to Cast Ballots.

Blanks requesting each vi the 800
banks affiliated with tho federal re
serve system In tho state or okla
homa, outside of tho cities Of Tulsa
and oklahoma city, 20 signify their
choice for the location OF tho pro-
posed branch OF the Kansas City fed
cral reserve bank ns between tulsa
and oklahoma CITY, have been ro-
colved by the banking institutions
The blanks were sent out hy th04~d
eral reserve board at Washington in
order. probably. 10 sound out the
sentiment OF the Oklahoma bankers
regarding the location Of the branch
bank
Just exactly what bearing tho re-
suit OF the referendum viii have on
the location OF the bank Is not known
to the Tulsa bankers who have been
themselves In the matter
The blanks took no account OF tho
of the banks, the small
banks having the same voting privl~
lege az the larger ones.
No news as to the attitude of the
federal I-sory" board IN The matter
Of the location ut the bank has III
tered out from washington siuc" The
report of the Kansas city board vas
prior 20 November %. There
f. nothing go doanow, locally except
play the waiting game. say the local
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-02
Villistas Massacre
Carranza Soldiers
to Avenge Angeles

FL PASO, Texas Dec. H.
Fighting like madneu 90 aVenEo
the death Of Felipe Angeles. 1000
soldiers under comrLsnd ot EIdu-
cisco Villa, fell upon III" ism
regiment Of The federal army OF
616 men at Rancho Espclu. -
miles north OF Santa ltustllI chi
huahuA, Thursday morning. No-
vcmber % at 6 o'clock. exactly
- hours after the ChapuItrpec ot.
ficer had been shot down by fig.
ing squad In Chihuahua cry. and
mussacrrd all but Two members
uf the regiment.
Such was lhr word brought 70
El paso tonight by Dr l. NJ.
Gomez OF this city ana Los An
gcies. an American ciuzcn who
fought is months as an HyiAtor
with the American army IN
France Following the arrest NJ
Angeles, Gomez IN behalf OF
friends on this Sidn of the line,
went "a Chihuahua 20 intcrCrd"
for him tie wus with him all
night and up to G.t5 O'Clock when
Angeles was executed and also at
tended ms funeral
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-02
RAIL MEN WILL MEET HINES
brotherhood Chicfs Leave Cleveland
Nor Washington For Session.

CLEVELAND. ohio, Doc. ! The
beads ~ three rei'roaf brother
hoods wayyn s stone of tho enFt-
neor, " a. Ice OF IN" trninmen.
and Timothy shea OF 'hr fircm"n.
lrft here tonight for Washington At
the head Of The committee ot erocu-
,ivcs and general Ch1irmen named
AZ the toir' convention here last
Thursday Of IN" four organizations
to confer with the director general
~ railroads regarding details ~ his
offer ~ time and ono holf Tor over
trlr in SLOW freight service. pro
ylatd an arhl'raries and special al
lowgrcrs are eliminated
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-02
MINING STARTED
IN KANSAS FIELD
Small Properties Resume
Operations in Usage .
County.
Governor Henry j. Allen

TOPEKA. Kan, Dec. l.-SeveraI
small mines in the Usage county
coal fields resumed operations to-
day. according TO Information gwen
out tonight by j :. Lee, VINO invited
the Usage county operators To at
tend a conference win hoEernor
Allen today
Gov Henry J. Allen left here to-
night for Pitlsburg where ne ehpecIs
to confer tomorrow with the state
receivers. military and civil huthorl-
ties regarding the situation In the
coal fields and the mining opera
lions. II was uudcrstood he would
he in the district for two days,
PITTSEURG, Kan. Dec PRO
duction Of coal In the strip pi's OF
the Pittsburg field by volunteer
workers under the state rccclvershlp
plan began this afternoon ana be
fore dark operations were In tuu
swing ia four strip pits In N" dis,
trlct. with three other" organized
and ready FOR work 10y morning. cars
were standing on side tracks ready
70 be loaded. and tomorrow Will see
the first cUai mined by the state IN
its crusade TO meet The fuel situation
arising rom lif slFlN' OF blNuHbI'"HS
Goa! miners speeding on its way TO
western Kansas whore GOV Henry
!. Allen direci&d the first shipment
be sent o.
The strip pit mlnts in the north
ern and southern districts Of Cra~
ford county were under military
control tonight Col. Perry VI.
Hoisington. commanding the Fourth
Kansas infantry, was I'm charge.
Conn panics OF state guards had been
distributed NJ tho various PITS for
the protection Of workers. while the
federal troops remained on the
grounds Of the state manual training
school here This city is not affected
by the order establishing military
control
q. H. Hubert. general manager.
discovered this afternoon that he
could use more mon In the pits than
no at first called for. and wired
Governor Allen 20 send 37i more
workers a. once. Additional work
crs are expected 20 leave from yuri-
Gus points in Kansas tonight for the
rIttshure coal fl"ll
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-02
OptNS NEW PARLEY
conference Gets Under Way
Win Doors C1oscd-Hooycr
Chosen Vice Chairman.

=, WARRINGTON noe ,-r-,s.r
,., permenen' chairmanshlp Of Sac
-. OF Labor Wilson, another at
,mp' 10 harmopize relations be.
sn capital and labor was begun
49, 49, ,oaay with the opening OF the
~ nu n Industrial conference, called
=. resident Wilson. Herbert Hoov
H s4"c,ed permanent vice chair
-. ana Stanley King of Bo-ton
"Ipoiary secretary.
.onuhe lis predecessor, the second
sence began behind closed
"a AI'er newspaper men present
n. @ked to leave. Speaking
r...,e e conference when the first
a. adjourned after more than
ga honfs OF discussion. Mr. King
,c,.iust st executive sessions would be
S"nued FOR the. present. ana ,hsi
Aaa uoh ~, OF opening the doors
u,., Set come before the dele
SOFA ,era OF whom are under
o. s.i,S Iavor the utmost publicity
St,1, 1rAuons which may affect
sacthe the entire country.
/. .,n.sry Wilson explained brtor.
B, 49, NE delegates 20 order. that
a., executive sessions advis
rhg. permit frank discussions
A.,r ,I.ins .Inins the delegates TO keep
ressh.s " open until a decision was
qgires upon a situation which re-
n,.s nsv DELIBERATIONS by dele
r.r, =. OF whom have been Or, M
har. puelle life and few OF whom
Ainsn.n Identified with .ither side
Non. controversies Of the past
~. :, ~ me delegates would ven
',r,rs. ph..n as n when the CON
s.r.r.I ould finish It's task, though
Wlsos t'u,merted 'kat Prestden,
btsas - snsa assigned them a very
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Home and WhdtArfMednSt to
1t Told by DR.. Ross Crane

were more dolfrhtfu'ly surprised
than tho women or th" audience
Not only were they shown why 'hc
rIrh, Kind Of furnishings Tor a
lufra are the most economical
but fhay found 'h"msolyos enjoy
ing tho .IcDtur,. which was mad"
entertaining ar all tmes by the
.Nrr ready. irresistible wit and
lumor with which the speaker
fairly bubhled over
Take Art 10 the People"
Mr. Cranes purpose In coming
20 Tulsa go ruUdur' the i"''"r
Homes institute. ard the pu-pose
az 'hD Ruskin A. club In bringing
him her. and giving the people u
Tulsa an opportunity. without eN-
pense. Go benefit from his striking
demonstrations. IL Identical with
the purpose OF the extension de-
partment ~ the Chicago Art IN
s'iruie. uf which Ross Crane Is he
head. namely TO bring art 20 the
people.
"Only ~ taking Art 20 IN" homo
c,n We hope to bring art TO the
prople Art exhibits in the public
library VIII fail wiserahly in COM
parls1n 20 the good that artistic
furniture will DO In the home.
only when We rear a generation or
Americans Vho love art In
the hr~ can we hope 80 have
Amer. cans who appreciate the art
IN beautiful paintings and sculp-
ture. declared NJ Crane a. the
ou'sc, ~ hir address
UrrirrIur with 'he plain walls
Of ths portable room ~ the stage.
coS1SUED on PACK NISE