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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-14
WILSON GETTING BETTER, officials DECLARE
PRESIDENT MAY
ADVISE S0L0NS
Expected to Urge Action on
Messages

WASHINGTON. Oct. it.--fresi'
dent Wilson may ask congress not
20 adjourn without first acting on
legislation he recommended In
various messages. II was learned at
the White House today.
While there is no definite proposal
OF adjournment before congress.
there is talk OF the house recessing.
IL congress should adjourn II would
automatically return to work early
in December when the regular SEES.
sion opens.
The president. II was said. be
loves action he requested has not re-
celved proper attention. He has
recommended among other things
cold storage regulation 10 bring down
food prices and has asked an appro-
priation for the campaign against
profiteers.
II measures advocated by the
president are passed by congress he
viii give them promp, attention At
the White House. IL was stated. HE
viii show he Is perfectly able to act. !"
II was said
Administration leaders. II was
learned. are considering the advisa,
biiity OF issuing statement TO re-
flute reports that Wilson's condition
is such az TO prevent him from ever
again discharging the duties OF his
office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-14

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct i4.--There
can be no isolation for the United
States II she Is TO maintain economic
relations with the rest of the world.
Herbert Hoover declared at a dinner
here last night
rs II not better" he asked. that
we found our associations on tho
same ideals that we brought into
central and northern Europe when
we entered the war;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-14
Arrest Wearer
of Stolen Suit

Stepping out of n cigar store at
Second ave. and Washington 1T.
Monday. Sam Cheldeff recognized a
suit which had been stolen from his
room.
ing the suit was arrested. Childeff
Identified bili-book and n watch
chain which were found In the suit.
Nichols il being held on an open
charge pending an investigation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-14
WAS RESTLESS
DURING NIGHT
This Report OF Physicians at
White House

WASHINGTON. Oct Ia
United Press. p-Iresident WI
sons condition this morning was
good. altbo he md not have =
restfui night. according 10 n
statement issued by his ply
sicinns at I.:i5 p. m. Tho state
ment said:
'-The president did not have a
restfui night last night His restless
ness WINS caused by swelling OF the
prostate gland. condition from
which he has suffered 10 the past
and which has been intensified more
or less by his lying IN bed. Ills gen.
erai condition. however. Is good. Az
noted yesterday. his temperature.
pulse. respiration. heart action and
blood pressure are normal.
The statement was signed by Drn.
Grayson. Ruffin and Stitt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-14

pitai for hichoiride Of mercury
poisoning. showed continued I'm
provement today. according to DIR.
Thomas A. Carter. Aitho all danger
In not passed. the girls are on the
road TO recovery. Carter stated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-14
PROPOSE
RUSS BLOCKADE
Believe Tetons viii Refuse
to Aid Move on BoIsheviki
ny CARL ID. CROAT
lUuItnd Proms stan Cogyvmpuudeut-


Efsr.IN. Oct. ia.--Dciaycdl 1.-The
allies have proposed an international
blockade against soviet Russia Tho
suggestion was made To Germany to
day In n notc which also was adj
dressed TO Austria and neutral coun-
tries.
The notes receipt here followed
the afiies' most resent note 70 Ger.
many. defining their attitude toward
the Baltic situation and the presence
OF Gen. won der Goitx's iroops-
The communication proposing the
blockade on olshcvik Russia asked
what mcasurcs Germany was pro
pared 70 take tn assisting the move
mcnt. At first. II was stated official.
" hero. that Germany was willing
to coopcratn. but was incapable OF
extensive measures.
Germans Oppose
The feeling later, however. as ex.
pressed by responsible authorities.
was that Germany ought 90 decline.
as a matter OF principle. II was
stated. that Germany likely would re
ply 90 the allies that she could not
be n party 20 an action which would
result I'm a starvation blockade such
MS she herself had suffered.
Germany also In expected 20 point
out that the non Bolsbevik elements
would suffer as much under the
blockade as the Bolshcviid. Az n
counter proposal. IL was learned that
Germany might suggest an interna-
tional commission TO seek a course
Of harmony I'm the spirit of the
league 81 nations"
Tho allies answer to the latest
German note with regard 20 the
Baltic situation. has lessencd the
tension In Germany. While the al
lied attitude was decidedly firm. the
Germans consider II was friendly
and do not expect the blockade TO
be renewed.
The cabinet. which viii decide the
official position. as regards the pro
posed Russian blockade. has not yet
been summoned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-14
SAYS That Italy win Agree on Fiume

PARIS. Oct 1.-THE Petit Paris
len reported today that u under.
stands tho italian government has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-14
RAN BRINGS -

LONDON. Oct il.-Ue -
price Of 5000 was paio - > 4
served ram at the Lincon ~ =
ram sales here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-14
BRITISH POLICE ON STRIKE

LONDON. Oct. 1.-THE town OF
Bottle Watch Is facing strike OF
police. Volunteers AFRO substituting
and no violence or disorder has been
reported.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-14
DISTILLED SEAWATER
AS HAWAIIAN DRINK

HONOLULU. Oct i4.--I>ocai CAPT.
talists are figuring on dIstiliing ocean
waves to remedy Honoluiu's shortage
Of drinking water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-14
FRENCH BICYCLE FLIES

In London a man has invented n
bicycle for land and water. and in
Paris n bicycle has been built to fiy.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-26

of purpose which carried everything
before It and dominated situations,
even m an age when men Of Push
and go' prevailed,
Like all country gentlemen. Wis.
count Grey is n great sportsman with
an intense love OF angling Dy-lly
fishing was his favorltc relaxation un-
~ falling eyeSlght compelled him u
abandon all such pursuits.
He i' the author OF what is per
Dap, the most captivating book csc.
written on ily fishing Not only o.
lh., work admirable from ,e,hu.
point at view, hu' II rosSc,sc, an c,.
iranrl'nary charm in u. appreciation
of nature
Ne might welt have become sec
ond White oi Sclboue \, an en-
thuNa,tlc naturalist, hc cnloycd moth
lng 80 much during his term at the
foreign office as his tramp with
Theodore Roosevelt, through the New
Forest for the purpose ot observing
the bird lie OF that glorious stretch
oi woodland.
Britain IN sending Nisgomr Gre,
'p Washington AZ TIN, critical hour
m the development OF the good under.
landing between the l.neli,h-spcdk
ing peoples is giving the United States
ut her very hest.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-26
ARMLESS TEXAN
IS BACK HOME
Dallas Lawyer Offered En-
couragement to Wounded,

r.,,
DALLAS leNl', -- rance and
pneland may be an r'gl.t for french
f'eh ana hngIiShmen' but IeNa5 IS
,ne o''y pace iof icNahs' declares
Judge Quentin y. OorIcy' armle'>
lawyer; VINO mas Just returned to hls
nome mere after lwo months service
IN England ana france offering
sheer and consolation to men vino lost
EInos IN me recent war.
Judge OofIey although arm'cs' cSn
~ device O, ms own invention do
'o,t OF Inc ,hing possible Tor a nor
,,na' man lie resigned as comfy
audge oi Dallas county t%o month,
ego and went to Europe solely To Of
Cer announcement to disabled mcn
end to show them by hs own example
raa' a man need not despair OF his
phufe usefulness merely because of
fne Ios' OF limb or two.
Judge JorlcNS itinerary wa,
hanged ny the British Red Cross and
"e brI'iSh ministry OF pension, lie
kNtlma'eS 'hd' he spoke 20 l?'h men
l',F'pp'e1 N bd'Ie. during ms t'p
GnTonsh London, Leeds Birmingham.
fNdhChcSltf. Liverpool and Glasgow.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-26

perienced teachers have left this pro-
icsNon," said Miss Blanion, "ihi,
number includes many Of the better
class OF teachers. The average country
school teacher in Texas today receives
an annual salary of $3.50, the average
city teacher SSii. The average hod
carrier receives $1,000 annually for
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-26
DOCTORS Use
CALOTABS FOR
COLDS AND FLU
Influenza and Grippe. Like
Ordinary Colds, Require
Calotabs, the Purified
and Refined Calomel
Tablets That Arc
NausealesA Safe
and Sure.

Physician. and druggists claim thai,
the great epidemic of influenza has con-
clNslycly demonstrated that tho quick
est relcf for a cold and the best pro-
Ventive Of influenza and pneumonia is
10 keep thc liver active SO that the d.
r,s'lvo organs may be- IN psrtooteF
condition For this purpose ralotahs.
the new nnusepless cnlomcl tablets that
are free from the s,ckculng and weak
enine effects. is the most thorough and
dependable. AS well AS the most agree
ahlo hNRtiNe.
t1lotabs have tho special advantage
Of not making 'hH patient sick and
weak. az the, 80 not upset the dires-
ZION and 7rg''iic ono tuloilh At bod
time with q swallow uf witcr--th1t's
all. No salts no nausea, nor the slight
est Interference with your eating. plcls-
urc. or WORK NcNt morning YOUR cold
has vanished. your liver Is active. yoiir
system is purified and you aro feeling
fnc With hearty appetite for break
fast.
For your protection, Cnlo'nb- nre sold
only IN original sealed packages. price
thirty five cents Sold hv an druggists
and your money back II YOU are no,
delighted with them. tAdv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-26
Texas School Pay
Too Low, Is Claim

DALLAS, Naslhc weak spot IN
the school system Of Texas Is the
teaching force, State Superintendent OF
Pebble Instruction Annie Webb BIau-
ton said in 4 speech here recently BE
cause OF the low scale OF salaries paid
teachers she said the younger women
and men ATE refusing to take mp the
work and many OF the profession are
entering other lines OF cndcayor where
the remuneration is greater
"ln Texas 80 percent Of the cN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-26
AlRPlANES CARRY GUM
IN TEST DELIVERY FLIGHT

CHlCAGO-Two airplancs loaded
with gum have LETT Speedway park in
test flight 10 determine the ieaSibil-
iiy OF shipping gum 70 cities and towns
in the Middle West The gum will be
dropped from the airplaneS in para
'au,cs and IN this way turned over to
'1e dealers. \ feature OF the innoya-
ton viii he the distribution OF tickets
winch will eutitle the holders to a free
ide in the alrplanc The test flights
gre being carried ON by tine William
Nrlgley Chewing Gum COMPANY.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-26
THIEVES HIDE STOLEN
AUTOMOBILES IN LAKE

PITTSBURGH, Kan. Sinking
stolen cars IN the middle Of a pond as
means OF hiding them from the
police or their owners is the latest
wrinkle in certain circles here Recent
" an automobile was stolen. Several
boys later swimming IN a pond dis
covered par, OF a car. They reported
/, TO the police and i, vas taken from
the pond and proved to he the stolen
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-26

strength and made new woman Of
me. ] cannot praise your Vegetable
Compound too highly, and you may
publish my testimonial ss It may be
the means OF helping some other mf.
fcring woman. Mrs. IRENE KISo,
lOS West Campbell St, lola, Kansas
The great number Of unsolicited tes.
iimonials on file at the Pinkham Lab
oratory, many Of which are from time
to time published by permission, are
proof Of the value Of Lydia Z. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, in the
treatment Of female ills.
Every ailing woman in the United
States is cordially invited to write 70
the Lydia r, Pinkham Medicine Co.
tcon6dcntian, Lynn, Mass, for
special advice. II is free, ready 10
bring you health and may rave your
LIFE
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-26
Drnns Dead In Count.

READING, Pa.-Nhilc seated at
the defendants table in the main room
oi the courthouse listening TO his wife
testify against him in nou.supporl
case Edward Groms. OF this clty fell
to the floor unconscious aud died a
few minutes later
While ptysirian, and others were
administering first aid Mrs. Gromis
leit the room and was not at her
husbands side when he died
Coal dust mixed with oil makes a
new liquid fuel which is being ex-
piol,ed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-26
CINCINNATI MAY SOON
HAVE MALE MlLlINERS

CINCINNATI, Ohio-M.n Of Gin.
t'nnatl and environ, are to be given
9 chance 10 retalatc for the feminine
Invasion Of their fields oi eudcavor.
"a millinery class has been started
.hy Mrs. Marie X. Perry and men are
invited 20 ,oin The "tlasSc."
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-26

New York-Mes Ethel clayton. the
clever young actress now auccessfully
starring under the Paramount banner.
Is famous for her henutlful complexion
when her friends inquired about II shr
aNi1. It's all due to toilet prepara.
tlon called derwilo which ! use twic"
daily. Tho experience | have had
prompts me 10 make my secret public
This wonderful dcrwillo Instant
hcautlfied my skin and its continu,
use has made the results permanent
when Mae Edna Wilder. the well
known beauty specialist, was inter
viewed IN reference TO Miss Clayton
remarkable complexion stated ANYONE
car have a beautiful complexion vhrr
they know how IT'S very slmpl,
process. use the same Article In u}
work. and until YOU nv II Ncu have no
idea OF the marvellous results The vcr
first application VIII astoni~h you &c
TO the toilet counter of any drug or d.
partment store and get bottle of Der
willo. then make the following test
Examine your skin critically hcfCr,
your mirror note carefully It's appear
ance then apply derwillo ~ directed.
Atter you have made tho first applica.
ton look IN your mirror again and notu
the surprising change A peach -liko
advert
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-26

a year. | had
pains in back
and stomach, in
fact all over me,
and was all run.
down. A friend
OF mine was
cured Of the same
trouble by Lydia
+. + in X h a m .
Vegetable Com
pound. | took il
and IL gave
me health and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-26

his work, the average waitress S9E
aud the carpenter y per day.
The average SALARY ol teachers in
the state Of Colorado is double that o.
teachers In Texas, But Colorado hal
had woman suffrage for many years
The average marrying age for mer
!, now over twenty nine and foi
women nearly twenty. seven.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-26

color mounts the checks. baby sof,ness
Genes 20 the skin; II makes the skin
ro6i white, NolNcty and radiantly beau
iifuL II is wonderful for a dark, sal.
rw akin. shiny nose. frecklrS, tan. oily
KIN, sun spots, coarse pores pmples
u,acfhc1ds, chlpp,d. rough skin, rud-
noss. wrinkles and many other facial
lriuishcs Derwillo methcd is nbso-
l,clN harmless and viii not produce or
Emulate growth Of hair II is superior
face powder. as Precipitation does
affect II, therefore II STAYS on bet.
"r. Thousands who have used II have
nd the name results rs Miss Clayton
nd ! am sure II you viii give II q fair
-ll Won VIII become just ns cnthui.
tic as am and always use II IN pref.
renee to any other powder or beau.
Her"
NOrE-When bskcf about Dcrwillo one
n our loading dtugglsta said 1T is truly
wonderful t'Hutluor away ahead NJ
nythiug W Ahve ever sold before We
.rr authorized by the WanufAc cturere TO
Htuui iht money tp anyone who " dis.
rntlsfied, aud We would not permit the
nee ~ our name unless the product pos.
sHsSni unusual merit" n I, sold In this
city under an iron-clni money hack guar
Rrtro by al department stores ana up-
tp-dnio drngElsts, including Wostfall. the
boach 4 VcaEey and the Crosby stores
,cment)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-26
after SUFFERING
A WHOLE YEAR
Mrs. King Was Made Well
by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

lola. Kansas--"I was constant
sufferer from female trouble for nbout
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-13
MAKE JUSTICE SURE
Diplomatic Steps Possible, He
Says, to See That Rights
Are Respected.
CLAIMS MISlNTERPRETA TATI0N
Clears Up u. S. Attitude
Because of Reports in
- Newspaper.

WASHINGTON Nov IL Secre
tary Lansing, in a statement today
designed Ito make clear the gov
crument's attitude on the question
OF responsibility OF Mexico for the
safety OF Americans IN that coun-
Try. declared 1t was The privilege
AZ well as the right OF this govern"
ment by diplomatic intervention TO
see to IL that justice In accorded It's
citizens and their rights given prop
er protection
Mr.. Lansing explained that he n-
sued his statement because some
newspapers. In connection with the
kidnapping OF william q. Jenkina
American consular agent at Puebla,
has mode II appear that he had said
that Americans In Mexico had no
greater rights to protection thhn
MexiCans,
Il regret" said Mr. Lansing that
tho context Of my comments was not
given In fun because II would have
shown that was referring 10 a
condition ~ which the Mexican au-
thorities had employed every means
which they possessed or should have
possessed to protect the lives and
property OF aliens In Mexican com
munlty II the authorities failed to
proyide means OF protection or TO
use such means, the statement at
tributed to me would not apply.
TO avoid being misunderstood as
TO this governments Interpretation
of the rule OF International law on
the subject OF responsibility on the
part OF Mexico for the safety OF
Americans In that country. l make
fafl l.A n - pi
while in general there In pro-
snmed to be no difference between
the rights OF aliens and the yiEhts
OF natives to be treated fairly and
Justly under local laws and by the
local authorities nevertheless should
the operation OF tho local laws or
acts OF comm ission or omission by
local authorities result in injustice
to Americans or lack OF adequate
protection Of their lives or property.
II IN the privilege as well az the
right OF this government under In
ternational law by diplomatic inter-
vention to see to Il that Justice IN
accorded to its citizens and their
rights given proper protection.
The reason for this is that when
a condition OF political unrest and
lawlessness exists such ms obtains In
certain parts OF Mexico aliens be-
Ing denied proper protection by the
authorities must rely on their gov"
ernment, operating through diplo-
matte channels TO obtain justice and
security.
This is a general statement and
the basis OF the policy followed by
this government though II IL neces-
sarily subject to modification In par
ucular cases
ever. that the accepted eiaw and
practice OF nations Ia that as a rule,
I. must be shown that q foreign gov
ernment s responsible for injusticeS
dcne to aliens or that It's consti-
ted authorities are negligent In
protecting their lives and property
before liability u incurred"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-13

NEW YORK. Nov. i2-tnder
nreruIre from the federal reserve
hoard and other powerful financial
Interests wall street today adopted
more Vigorous measures 10 put ls
house In order
Thn was accomplished by further
severe impairment OF quoted values.
"A turnover OF more than $500, OoV
sbares-the years record-and an
advance In call loans 70 30 per cent
"A rate unparalleled since the
panic OF 1907
Altogether the session witnessed
Tho mos, sev,rr purging the stock
narkrt has experienced since Wall
street entered on its period OF post
war prosperity
In the course OF the 6ecline. when
began at the very outset. specuIa
tive fayorites registered losses OF ~
10 IS points, their minimum quo'a.
lions beinr 30 to so points below
maxIm,,n Of the last fortnight
General motors. which recently
achieved the distinction OF selling A.
A higher price than any otler STOCK
on the list, was again under per
sistent pressure dropping 81
points 10 $50. or loss OF lzt =
points from It's high record or last
week
rThe reaction encompassed every
variety OF stock Issue.
Iiduidatiou was 80 general ana
constant as 10 defy analysis. FROM
an accounts murh of tho selling was
involuntary and a large proportion
was traced 90 out-of-towu traders.
who plainly expressed their Jus
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-13
SEE
SUCCESS IN STATE
Victory of Harreld in the
Fifth Shows How
People Think.

Notification over the signal viC-
tory OF Judge J W. HIrrall IN tie
Flfth district and enthusiastic tp-
tiUism for the future or The repub
lican party in Oklahoma marked
the "lovc feast attended last nigh
by prominent republicans OF 'ho
state with Congrcssinan-tlec lIar-
reid as The guest OF honor The
compliment rendered the victorious
candidate by A A. Small candidate
for the United States senate. was IN
reality the initial step In tbs or
ganization OF the state for \ repub-
lican victory In the elections In
1920
Judge Ralph G. Campben. toast
master. introduced Congressman
Harrcld ns the man who broke thc
solid south In Oklphoml.
America first" whs the motto
carried to victory In the F'ifih dis
trict. Mr.. IIarrcld told tho gather
ing That motto and his fla,footrd
stand against the letF1ic Of nations
was the chief cause % which he at
tributed his victory.
Running on that platform. he de-
clared that he won he support Of
the people. IN the cnrnrry. the bust
ness men and the labocing men IN
the towns. the Irish element who re-
scented the treatment received at the
peace conferenc. 90 per cent OF tho
soldier vote, and also The women
OF the district, who remembered
another promise OF peace once given
the nation. That platform II adopted
by the party all over tho state would
place oklahoma In tho republican
column at the next election. ne said.
Interesting sidelIRhts on the cam
paign were given In the address of
Harry Gilstrap, who was closely in
touch with lIarreld during tho fight
Mr., Gilstrnp, as did Judge Hnrreld.
gave great credit for the final re-
suits TO the untirlng ana unselflsh
work OF Colonel Small in behalf OF
the republicans OF the jis'r,ct.
Colonel Bill Higgens OF Bartles-
Oh CONTINUED on PAGE two.