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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-09

tlrstciass cars are to be abolished
on japanese railroads, because they
are not justified from a business pofnt
OF view Third-class cars are being
made more standardization Les
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-09

Guarantees Mnrveisenl Roof Cement
fireproof. waterproof. alright. Rhein-
heimer Lumber Co.. phone 4sS.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-09
Stage of Development

Immediate drilling program calls for ten 1O) wells Well No
drilling Desdemona Tract 500 yards of Echos and
T IerreD Well No. 2 derrick erected Well No. 8 derrick IN
der construction.
Balance Of wells to be started earliest possible moment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-09
Wonder CASHIER
Opens NezC Pool
NearDeSdemOna
The Warren Wagner Is
Making 10000 Barrels
OfOil A Dav.

De Leon. Texas, July s.-The most
wonderful Of all wonder gushers is
the Warren Wagner well, on the
Terry tract. making 1900 barrels Of
oil a day. while still in a state of in
completion The well came in Tues
day night and made 1000 barrels the
first three hours. while the tools were
in the well still drilling.
The well is situated across the road
from the cemetery. south OF BESIDE
mona.
This flow has staggered the most
expectant Of oil operators. Il is in the
vicinity Of Desdemona- This was said
TO be. so by biologists for some time
and the theory has been almost proved
by the monster gusher.
TO DRILL 30 WELLS.
The Home Oil Refining company Is
reported to have three wells drilling
on its Waggoner ranch lease in VIII
barge- county, Texas Il is said that
the company will have plans perfect
ed in the next so days to have 20 to
80 other wells drilled on this lease
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-09

Consider the immense profits which may be made from the
bned production be developed through immediate dn
program of ten 10) dees wells.
combined settled production of little as 5000 barrels daily
would mean a yearly income of some 100000
We may get that production from well alone; the Echo
well (some 500 feet from Well No. y reported at be
than 900 barrels day. There Safety numbers the drilling
Of deep wells in proven territory assures us Of satisfactory
production.
Well No. down better than 200 feet and the oil men of the
Desdemona district say that its location usts the expectation Of
the big well Of the dstric50O0 10000 barrels Remember
that the right to advance price Withdraw balance of
offering without notice.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31
PERSHING EMPOWERED
TO MAKE PROMOTIONS
IALcr NudIfi.. order Prohibiting
Raising Dffi"'rp' Rank issued
Nflrr SlguinR 80 Nrmistic~.

WNsIlNGTOT. Jar % Sccro-
'ary utknr has issued Instructions
modifying 90 O. uWuri ,h'cui. The
blanket rrohiti'lun against promo.
ton ~ off.Dofs promulgated hy M
war department Immediately nftcr
tho niWisli,e was signed and which
~, been Sharply criticised IN con
Etr-v ud"r m" u"N pplcy con
'nlur1 I'm a tuompfnu'uW 't'i Jan
uIry % addressed 10 General March
chief ~ start aud made public 'H.
day General rrrzhlnE N uuihurir" }
- make such Promotions ns NacAn
cles 100 tho authorized strength ~ hi
command may p'futl' uud the sam b.
practice viii be- followed In the
luiiri states
.rhfa relaxation - tho rule with
regard in promotions The memo
'auium bli. does not invite "A dc
par'uir from the principle hitherto
o9'thI shed that promotions can no.
hr iund" merely hs reward fur pnH'
s'rNlros. however uorlt0tious Tue
rule IN relaxed only to permit tho
army which remains undcmohillyed
to hc treated as "A living Organization
with such promotion. ~ would hs
normal In times of peace 10 fill va
cnncl"s existing or Ms they mnS
arise "
Tho new policy applies up 10 anf
inrluaing the grade ~ colonel. and
under u officers who are holdinl
commands or details which SHOULD
curry with them higher rank thar
| the holders now have, viii be al
Vanred Ihis IL to he accom- y lishe,
In The army overs"aA even though
there may ho Officers ~ ptopel
rank for such positions Genera
I"rHhing being given specific author
l Ii'y "a m vacancies hy promotion
rather than transfer where IN hi
| Judgment that course is wise. ile ais,
ls directed 10 send home any surplul
officers
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31

hetirr foothold perhaps than he Tor
merly had b. sought to com" IN no"
and tab. tho children from the Gus
tudy OF hl- former wife, alleging thh'
they were not property clothed am
were abused by their stcp-father. pn
THIS point both fcg-s ana the IL
year old girl testified that they had
plenty ~ clothes and were not 'tci'-
ed a. roughly hy their st.p-'athor
an they we're formerly treated by
their father Roth the girls testified
that they were hring sent 10 school
regularly and that my did not want
their father to be given their care
and custody
Denying ihe prayer ~ Williams
the court said that there WIS nothing
10 show that the childr"n were lo'1e
abused by their step father, and
nothing 10 Hhow that the father had
iri.d 20 helm provide for tho children
since tn. decree was rendered NOT
was there ANYTHING now to prevent
the father from assisting the g.rls u
secure an education. which they sC
plainly manifcsioi u desire to do.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31
EASTERN STAR CELEBRATES
FOURTEENTH ANNIVERSARY

An evening ionR 20 be remembered
in Masonic circles Of Tulsa was
greatly enjoyed hy the members
Wednesday, evening when Tulsa
chapter No I33. -. T.. : celebrated
It's lt,h anniversary ~ Masonic hall
Entertainment In the nature ~ uu'
steal numbers was furnished py Miss
Thelma Loe, John burnett aud Miss
turilc NurVel with Two riNophuncs
ana "A piano. The feature ot the eve.
uins was "A farce playlet entitled Pc
male Masonry" The setting. the cos
tunes worn by the actors, aui tho
mock ceremonies kept the audi"nc"
I'm an upruat Of laughter several
tnlka we're rendered by Officers Of the
chapter.
The receiving line consisted OF the
newly installed officers ~ the lodg"
as follows. Florence NiSon. W NJ +,
] Truman Nixon. W =: Tempa Tur-
nant, A. NJ: Gertrude Thompson,
conductor; Ouida Lee, associate con
ducior. Emma Fast. secretary Mary
Condor. treasurer, lnez fnrkhursi.
chaplain; Ada OherhOltIer. marshal &,
Pearl Ramsey. organlst. Anna Ni"rS.
Adau Uclva Hodgs0n ruth GEN
eva hudson. Esther. Ruth Mon'gom-
ery, Martha, Caroline cline. El"c'h,
Cora Davis. Warder Those taking
part In tho farce. Female MasQnry,"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31

Wcrfoufhth tonight. Convention
liIl 3 o. - ,lu,E
,uu Nrh hearts nee the pnHlme ~
tn" Hftr.uunu rh, trRl meeting Dr.
Two w'okH viii hr WITH Mira " Il
Scott
Mr ana Mrs Inn J. ntyiisun lrfi
inri evening fur T. turbs tltS Whrr,
thcy gp iu npcud several days
Trinity Eiiid Will meet regularly
at DO o'clock this ufirf noon in the
gulld room ~ the chur b
Mr. ana Mr. Gcutgn " Sucdirr
hnv" rfiutnrd from "a fortnight tiu
"a points IN the onst
Tho council ~ jewish Women vii
meet regularly u'st N'iuoHihy AFT
crnoon ,n the public library
Mrs q . Glllotto viii return
home this morning from q few days
ylsit In Kansas 'iV
Mrs Howard - colo is convnle.
cent after "A fow days illness ~ "A 49,
we're cold
Mr. and Mrs " T. brown and
children nre homo from "a visit III
Kansas city
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31
PREFERS MAKING OWN WAY
TO DEPENDENCY OF FATHER

TrsiIfvlnR before Judg. Martin N
the superior court yesterday. ltyenr-
old Pearl Williams told the court
that She preferred To work for her
board ana remain IN the high schoo,
~ liristow than for her father to he
given her care and custody even
though he would place her IN n
'r'r ao'.pi and provide all these
things for her
The testimony was brought out IN
a hearing ON the Application ~ ;it'
defendant fur modification ~ IN"
decree In the case of Halle Williams
against John williams. which Wns
rendered iNo or three years agr IN
/ the superior court ~ Tulsa Couriy
and IN which the plaintiff was grant
| cd dlvurc" and the care and Gus.
/ todv of the three children
/ Tho mother having married again
and the father having gained a llttie
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31
Women and
War Work

Red ituhA headquarters open hlI
day
United Presbyterian unit meets for
work al church
The Tuesday Hook club b. said iu
hold tho record Tor service N ih'
Red Cross Tho ofp,niSatl"n s the
only one ~ the tlfNH Wuturu.s rlulH
which dispensed Win iiH program 90
study IN favor ~ war Wutk ana 80
20 momhtfH have br'u among the
mos' nIhm Goo dI'.- -uui'd lh'
club tt.utu ls ono uf ~ months or
service and Win f'w 's.'u'Iui
avery m,mr'r devoted ,b'u Iu'Hlp
afternoon ~ ihy Wruk iu wutt WuNl
needed ni i,d truhB head IAI ',rf
Having nr.Hhrd is 'ni'' 'ho 'luh
Will resume Is study beginning u"Ni
week
Today VIII sro the work In tho
sutyirlI drruuur1 department ut ~"
Rcd cross completed Hud the drpht Z.
m,uf tIsprurrt Nth ,uft,k IU'
wurk was urr,r-d rtupp"d imln'd
htss un,r the Higniug ~ the urui
nirc but later lurtrurituuH asked That
"A tprritl utdrr hr fll'd aud accord
insiy wutk,Ia veto called fur and
the making ~ di'Hslnps. p'hH etc,
resumed Then ilui" vas issued m
order ta mako up all materials on
hand which has lrpt small fore"
~ women husy ever since.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31
TEXAS LEGISLATURE WANTS
PRIVATE RAIL OWNERSHIP

AiSTIN. Texas. Jan. 30 The Tex
~ legislature oppressed Itself as ia
futinF return - railroads to private
Ownership - soon as possible when
ne house adopted u resolution 20 this
effect to-day \ similar resolution
has been adopted hy the senate
The house tuu, he'd another probe
hY adopting u resolution providing
ful fI.i Investigation ~ the state
highway commission The senate
haH no. yst ron,utfrd In the rcgplu.
i1u Th" proposed investigation was
brought uu ly debate on measure
~ CONSOLIDATE tho highway commits
sion with the rai,rund comm hslon.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31
JUST HURT
ALL OVER
Couldn't Sit, Stand or Lie
With Any Comfort; Sister
in-Law Gives Good Advice
and Cardui Does a World
Of Good.

Holland Tesns Mrs Mamie Mes.
ser. ~ this place. states. "About
three years ago I was In a very crit.
teal condition. I had been suffering
for somo TINA To tell how I hurt
would be impossible.
Just hurt all over.
I couldn't sit. stand or lay with
any comfort my back. sides and
head all gave me n sreat deal OF
trouble.
was especially bothered with n
llsht swimming In my head. My
people we're very uneasy about mo
and sent me 10 my relatives to see
II change would do mo any good.
I stopped at a sister. In laws and
aha being "A great believer In CNrdui.
asked mo why didn't use H. de-
cidcd to try A.
had only taken n few doses when
folt II would do mo good. This
gave hopes and used II right along
ana Il dld me Just world OF good,
since which time | have never ceased
to prair- Cardui"
Cnrdui is recommended for sim.
Pile fcmrlc complaints and womanly
pa!ns ANA hn, been found to benefit
IN thousands ~ such cases when not
due to malformaiion or that do not
require surgical treatment Try It. TO
ADV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31
MAY USE DRAFT BOARDS
TO DEM0Blll2E TROop,

NEW YORK, Jan, aO-A pl., ,.
demobillze soldiers returned =,
France through local dtaf, boars -
stead OF disoharg them dr..
from camps IN being cons ief., )
the war department. acplrdir, !,
Police Commissioner fnugh, ~,
made public today detail. oi Inter,
views which he had hsi Mont,, ~
Washington with Secretary o, W,'
Raker and Provost Marsha. U.n,,,
crowdcr.
The proposed new system. N. ,o-
missioner said. met with he apr,oS.'
" General Crowder while Sept.,...
Baker, who had decided aFtlnr IN.
plan when II was urged ON A b,.'
rious occasion, promised 20 rsco,.
slider his decision
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. Jan SO
Major Gen. Edward u. Glenn and
Lieut. col. Richard Derby u son In
law of tho late Theodore Roosev.lt
we're among officers arriving today
ON the transport Martha Washing
ton Colonel Derby went over In
Tho medical corps with the rank ~
major Ito was met here by Mrs
Derby and expects TO 40 To New
Nurk soon.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31

were: Mesdames Snyder n.
hacher. Lane. Hallsr, bruout H.'V'.
utsen. Santrack. Fl-affin 10y
Dick. and Foote. Mr. Rohe,, w
assis,cd tho ladies by actin, =. ~
didAto, Tho refreshment Gonna.
consisted OF Mesdames Dtuogt u '
Ter, and Schelk ''@'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31
TULSA COUNTY ENGINEER
TO ADDRESS AUTO CLUB

pnn W patton, Tulsa county engi.
neer. will address. the Tulsa Au,omo.
hile club ht its wrrkly luncheon "a,
the ketchum hotel today The prob
lem ~ getting good roads Tor this
county. one ~ vital Importance Ia
all automobile driNor. will be dis
cusscd by Mr. ipt,nn
Four attendance prizes will bc
given.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31

LONDON. Jan 30. via Montreal. --
Major General Sir sam Steele, of tho
permanent STAFF of the Canadian n
army. died AT Putney today Io was
20 years old.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31


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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31

After dinner sale, q to 9p m. sat.
urday February /. Save from 81 to
" on your spring hat, Rouleau NIL.
linery, over Woolw1Stha ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31
IN, Calendar for Friday.

Shakespeare club meeting In home
Of Mira CLARENCE j. iIindmon.
Drama league meets, Mrs James
&, Treat In HOSTESS.
cadman club presents Itcinnld
wcrrcnrath IN recital at convention
hall
MIR. and Mrs. H. Otis MrCiin'ock
arc hosts OF dancing party A coun-
cry club.
Dance Of Friday evening club In
ballroom ~ kctchum hotel,
Mrs &. q. spindler presents pupils
IN piano recital
Mr.. ana Mrs. G.. n. Coon enter
tain El Casado club.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31

Gsorsctte crepe hats on sa,. a..
urdsy night for ~. Rouleau Nal
nory, over woolworths -Ady.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31
FAMILY Dinns~. .

Judge and Mrs Frank ". Dilisrd
MRS Mamie Harris hurts, who's"
return from their bridal trip to Flor
ida n expected on Saturday. VIII ho
tho honored guests Al dinner with
members Of Judge Dillards family
~ guertA sunday IN hls homo. eS
South tibrton avenue, -
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31

Mr. and Mrs ueorvr n llerry mo-
iored to Muskogec Tuesday to spend
"A few days with their daughter. Mira
John NJ Gidney. and Mr. Gldncy.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31

Mrs " II. Allen waa ho-teu nj
Wednesdays mretlng ~ tho litnpia
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-11
Duncan Cops Game
From MGrLOIU Clan
Makes Series 3-2

Duncan staged a comeback on
their home lot yesterday afternoon
and won from the NARROW team )
to /. This was the fifth game to be
played in the series, NARROW winning
three and Duncan two. The teams
play again at Duncan tomorrow and
Saturday and at NARROW Sunday.
Battery for Duncan in the game
yesterday was: Sewell and Erwin.
For NARROW, Morton, A. Dempsey
and Cook.
NARROW has secured the services
of Don Flynn, formerly a star Tex
as Lacquer and later with the Chi
cago White Sox. He is an outfield-
er and pitcher. Ned Pettigrew, un-
ill recently with Moline in the Three
league, and an outfielder, will be
in the lineup for Duncan in the re
naming games this week.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-11
CREAMERY MAN
To HAVE PLANT
OPEN HERE OCT.

Tentative arrangements have been
completed for the opening of a cream
cry in Chickasha on or about Octo-
Der /, according to an announcement
made by o. j. Hallowell of Illinois,
who has spent several days here
looking over the field.
Mr. Hallowell returned to Illinois
yesterday evening, stating that he
would return to Chickasha about Oc-
tober / and complete arrangements.
He indicated that the creamery
would probably be installed in the
building now occupied by the ]. Fl
Freeman and Sons on Choctaw ave
nue. where a bottling plant, coal
and feed business is carried on.
Details Of the transaction are not
given out, it being stated however
chat Mr.. Freeman will retain charge
of his present business for the time
be ng. Upon the return of Mr.. Hol-
lowell, definite announcement of the
plans will be made.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-11
By United Press.

Washington, Sept. 11.--Gaining
courage from what they term the
failure of President Wilson to start
a backfire against them in the west,
the senators who are opposing the
treaty in It's present form are assum-
ing a more belligerent attitude.
Senator Kenyon's speech yester-
day is pointed to as a sample of the
trough manner" that the opposition
intends to attack the president.
The administration senator's are
unconcerned when the fight is
over it will not be the president who
is hunting cover" said Senator
Hitchcock
Senator Hitchcock will today pre-
sent the minority report Of the for
eign relations committee on the trea.
ty to the senate.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-11
CAS- PRESSURE IS
HOLDING UP WORK
OF LOCAL OUTFIT

A gas pressure that blew the bit
and cable 700 feet above the bottom
of the hole, lodging the tools at this
point and causing other damage that
will delay drilling for ten days or
two weeks was hit yesterday at Burk-
burnett-Cement No, in the Walters
field, VIM. II. Donahue,g secretary
treasurer of the company stated
this morning.
The gas pocket was hit at 2120
feet, and as soon as the hole is
cleaned out, the drilers will push
the bit into the oil sand, Mr.. Dona-
hue says. Drllers, he said, expected
to bring in the well, which is offset
ting three wells, including the San
ders and Keys producers, within the
next two weeks.
Burkburnett-Cemen well No. 2
Mr. Donahue says, is shut down at
20S0 feet This well will be drilled
in as soon as the standard tools can
be moved from No 1, following the
bringing in of the latter we'll.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-11
PAUL DAVENPORT
WINS PRIZE FOR
DISPLAY DESIGN
Work of Returned Soldier Accepted;
Grady county's Booth at State
Fair to Be Made From 1t.
Start Work Monday.

Paul Davenport, one time "Mephis-
to" on the Daily Express and more
recently returned soldier, has been
awarded first prize in the contest for
a suitable design for Grady county's
exhibit at the state fair. He will re-
ceive $40 and free trip through the
state fair for his work.
The successful design which has
been worked out in oolors by the ar
tist is now in the hands of j. w.
Owens, county agent It shows, at
each side, horn of plenty that is
seen pouring forth every conceivable
farm product from a bale Of cotton
to a luscious apple In the center OF
the design is a figure OF woman
holding back draperies which reveals
in the back ground a beautiful farm
scene.
This design is to be worked out in
the praper size by Mr. Davenport and
the figures constructed Of corn, wheat
and other grains. The grain Is to
be stuck on beaver board with a glue
preparation. At the base of the col.
umns, pouring forth from the "horns
of plenty" are to be the products that
make up Grady county's display.
Work on the display will start Mon
day morning. 1t will be finished here
and shipped in its completed state to
the fair at Oklahoma City.
There is much work to be done in
the preparation of the display, out.
side of making the actual framework
of the design, Mr.. Owens points out,
and he has asked for assistance. Es-
pecially has he appealed to the
schools teaching agriculture. These
will be called upon to make the bun.
dies of wheat, oats and grasses that
will be worked into the display.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-11
Say Wilson Failed to Start "Back.
fire" Against Them In West;
Hitchcock Says Wilson Won't
Hunt Cover.
WILD SCENES IN "CHI"
AS TRIO SOLONS TALK
Worked Into Frenzy, Crowd Demands
Impeachment of President; Crowd
Cheers Accusation That's He's
a Gutter.
By United Press

By United Press
Washington, Sept 11.-Six demo.
Gratis of the foreign relations com.
mittee presented the minority report
on the treaty today urging it's un-
qualified adoption. The report char
ges that the opposition seeks to viii
ate the covenant by amendments,
knowing it to be invincible in a fair
fight
The report declares that the delay
resulted in government by obstruc-
tion" that is already affecting trade,
that the adoption of the treaty with
amendments and reservations means
that America will lose all the con
cessions secured through a dictated
peace. The report also declares that
the League of Nations is the only
preventative for world chaos and
that the opponents offer no substl
tute
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-11
Wild Scenes In "chi."
BY United Press.

By United Press.
Chicago, Sept 11-Interested In
the senate opposition to the treaty
and howlingly interested in the meet
ing last night a wild crowd thronged
the auditorium to hear the talks Of
the opposition senator's.
Not since 1912 when the auditori-
um saw the birth of the Bull Moose
party, has such vast, excited wild
ly cheering crowd jammed the place.
They shouted encouragement to the
speakers and worked themselves in
to perspiration last night in greeting
Senators Johnson, Borah and Nc
Cormick All three made addresses.
Demand lmpeach Wilson.
Men removed their coats, women
famed themselves and all jumped to
their feet demanding the impeach-
ment of President Wilson. Their
shouts shook the house as President
Wilson was tagged a gutter" Sen
ator Johnson left this morning for
Indianapolis while Senators Borah
and Mccormick took different
routes
Senator Johnson declared that the
country had been flooded with prop
uganda in the last two years lauding
those in power
"Why talk of the altruism that the
president says is in the treaty that
he brought back to America?" Sena
tor Johnson asked. "He brought
back just what was handed to him.
Cries of 'Impeach him. Dom
give him any more power" were
heard as Senator Borah told of wher
1000 Americans had been sent to 81
IBERIA without the authority Of con
gress or the people.