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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-05-15
PEACE TERMS
FOR GERMANY
MADE PUBLIC
+, Treaty Makes Berlin Responsible
for All Losses Caused to
Allies.
FIRST PAYMENT 5 BILLION

Pact Provides Return Of Alsace-
Lorraine; Observation-Disclosures Of
Saar Basin and Danzie; Ter
ritorlaI Changes for Belgium,
Denmark and East Prus-
STA; Upper Silesia to Po-
land; Foe Must Agree
to Trial of Ex-
Kaiser and APP
prove League.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-05-15
Poo %Re.apnointed.

Pool R~e-appointed.
j. Kelly Pool was re-appointed by
Governor Gardner as a member of
the state prison board for a term of
six years.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-05-15
Cement Combine Inquiry

Cement Combine Inquiry
A resolution directing Attorney
General Frank w. McAllister to make
an investigation to determine whether
there is an unlawful combination to
boost the price of cement was adopted
by the house.
The resolution vas introduced by
Representative Wilkinson of Jackson
county, who said that the "build now
movement for the employment OF re-
turning soldiers in Kansas City, st.
Louis and elsewhere was being badly
retarded by the high price of cement.
He declared on the floor that he
has information that an oil company
has bought up a number of cement
plants and closed some Of them down,
which at once curtails output and in
creases the price. Cement, he said,
commands a price of $2.7O a barrel
against a price of only $3.50 before
the war.
Attorney General McAllister said
that he had not received the rcsolu
ton, but that he would make an in
uuiry to determine whether there ]:
basis for proceedings.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-05-15
Army Cut to 100000.

$4,000 SAN
and nearly all production of war ma
terial stopped. Allied occupations Of
parts of Germany will continue till
r~eparation is made, but will be reduced
at the end of three five-year periods
If Germany is fulfilling her obligations.
Any violation by Germany Of the con-
ditions as to the zone so kilometers
east of the Rhine will be regarded as
an act Of war,
Navy to Six RattIeships.
The German navy is reduced to six
battleships, six light cruisers and IL
torpedo boats, without submarines,
and a personnel of not over $4,000.
All other vessels must be surrendered
or destroyed. Germany is forbidden
to build forts controlling the Baltic,
must demolish Helgoland, open the
KEEL canal to all nations and surren-
der her IA submarine cables. She
may have no military or naval air
forces except 100 unarmed seaplanes
until October 1 to detect mines, and
may manufacture aviation material for
six months.
Agreement Of Allies Stated.
1t states that: Bearing in mind that
on the request of the then imperial
German government an armistice was
granted on November II, 1918, by the
five allied and associated powers in
order that a treaty of peace might be
concluded with her, and whereas the
allied and associated powers being
equally DESTROYS that the wal in which
they were successfully involved direct
ly or indirectly and which originated
in the declaration Of war by Austria
Hungary on July %, 1914, and agains
France on August g., 1914, and in tn
invasion Of Belgium, should be re
placed by a firm, just and durable
|, peace, the plenipotentaries (havinI
/. communicated their full powers foun'
in good and due form) have agreed a
follows:
| From the coming into force Of tn
: present treaty the state Of war vii
terminate. From the moment and sui
ject to the provisions Of this treaty Of
fetal relations with Germany, and wit
5 each of the German states, will be RI
sumed by the allied and associate
s powers.
+ Section /. League Of Nations. TIL
y covenant Of the league Of nations COZ
stitutes section ! Of the peace treat.
1, which places upon the league man
8 specific duties in addition to its ger
e eral duties.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-05-15
Bonds For Highways Pass Senate.

Bonds For Highways Pass Senate.
The senate passed the proposed
amendment to the constitution for the
issue of $50, 0OO, 900 of bonds by the
state for hard-surfaced highways. The
house amended the resolution by pro-
viding that the money shall be ex-
banded in all the counties of the state
and this was accepted by the senate.
The resolution will now go to the gov
ernor and there is no doubt but what
he will approve it, since he recon-
mended its passage to the general as
sembly.
The bonds are to bear 5 per cent.
All of the money arising from auto
mobile licenses are to become a fund
for payment of interest on the bonds
and to create a sinking fund. This is
by far the largest bond issue the
legislature eve submitted to a vote
of the people. The proposition will
be voted upon at the November gen
era election, and it is said that a grear
campaign will be made by the com
mercial clubs and various civic or
CARNATIONS of the state to secure thu
adoption of the amendment.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-28
EMPLOYMENT


flar.AU month $50 t6prrIehfo uff'A
asr. SDnf.rrr rorthrru road Nr'l'
Infrr KaIra.. dept ZUE. Indianapolis
Ind -
NANTEp~ -rcrograpter with .no~.eds'
~ boaAkcrpin. CAU GsAEr -ttf
W,..rt, ...,,,f AZ. ar more
Ir,ti,,' 4, 70 ys,arirr nag
v,A.,,u r....,..,.. ma ,Bo i, cAps
~, - I."'A s'sp,' '..nt.yiABl ledger.
arI r,.|.rttog, 81 retail ,tofs prrmAnt ui
position good .aary Answer giving age
.re'ersnr.s ta,arv rrps.'@d rKpcf'e"C'
and ir.eUtprr number I.bl. care Nor. a.
N.AInn ,,,,,p .n,,s promoter or
'i' ~" 49,. a.. :, dutr in,
''' .,,, ,t,u.d d. seen
'"'. '.' ~. ne. .2eu 90, cal
=, a. T,,r p,.,,r
-
HELP WANTED : hmhLh
.BI ,NTfB .Daad ,icnogrsphrr and boob
keeper must have reference Nam
moth Credit 60. 4oi raH lhfa, "'"G'
-
H,Vrtp GOOD viitr cir. for general
hry..~.rL on, 20 go home ntght pre
rerred must have rsfcrcnscs. Phone
az,
,NTEp -Erpericn,cd millinery sai''
ndy al once At calumet Millinery store.
IlI South Hoatou. .-.-.
WANTED Ar uNCr- F,rst r'as. milIin
,rv trimmer. steady position aNh hN''
,a.srv 10 one who can nil position NJ,
piy Calumet Millinery store. ''' ''''"
boston --.---....-.
" tNTrp-N hrght capable sir for OF
hrr work must be qnwA anu 80
wutcr Bohene'lr.d '''Ah'hk
~ So"'h 'i',l,n az ---- --
WANTED Impro'crs and mhA'rs
,i,r" "9rA. vogue H'nA'' 7"'p' "'''''
h''f .------.. .--.-----.--- -..-----,
LARGE roaI c"opauN IA opening Goa
lard and office in InI" ana ~0n.' r ,,eo
10 ha,' ,'',p'Irn' ,n,i H,' lonlg maze o.
=" "'uaA' ~ I,, r,man, a.r
,,,,y ,,d .b,rc 81 he prof,s Man
ngsr .honfd make 3" 500 year address
Iis Tulsa World
W,\T t,p.r,.pc.t alteration ADV by
-. "a ,oc1 rc.dr.to wrsr siaxe
p.rm.nert position TO uih, parry Phone
SHORTHAND ~tsnogr.phsr Who has had
po;i.ior 'or thorough, capable girl Nr
rI, Ralph Development 60 ''J MAYO
h'dg ..---.-----.
MATTRESSES experienced Apply ready to
GO "a wort Melton g A'eoA '''ee -
WIDOW with utt,c gtri wants some Iady
to 'sr' Tor eh,'d and 'mA' ph,,'' %S" %SS
W Alun az" A""N "'O''
,...b
NJ Itl'--hooAA AcrP'he l"A',t phar
Bookkeeping and Ainafra 'uo'o'''. "'''
Usage 22-t ...-...
WANTED A mtddlcagrt ~omsn 10 help
In Kitchen in SINAI care. huo flon'
'sf' as East THIRD s,Teell- ,lT,eell---- ------- ---,.-.-
alterations and dress
maLrv ,,,rted A. ol7 south Main.
t,-,N,Trn v.,,,, ,ro untncumbercd
~ -" ,.,,,or,,,s Tor ANAL home
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-28
EMPLOYMENT
UpIP WANTED MALE

WANTED Al hHcksmiih Phone IL or
rsH White Front livery. Ciarrmore,
ola
JorN rnE ARNY-S.cra,uns ofns., .,
OglahomN Cuy tn "a MusEoGes. Clisk
,,N, Artmor. ard Enid.
barre nrk i0 West fu''a Rnfh Boiler
A. Iron Co rhor" 'a9i
R,RRtV NtNTrp-ili North Mar
NN>Itp- Two goot an round ma,4n.
H.I. steady vofh Western Rope M's
u.HFc aA9t
lr'Nr MAS 10 norN ,u soda 'ann'str
r- south H7stor
W.'NTtu .W,.I .utler To ass .ntert. +
.. ErnN..- fU.'~fsH. An H"a..N 90
handle alone lave - Ht.... and
aarrrar frr. upporflui'y .H- one a|,r
ground funr Sua. Huu".' 'f capita.
Trr.rr. g.. rarrr-Ia osn
n ,NTED. Men sH.H.rE positions '-H
msr r-a.rrr.r .oIorei f--n porte.
sr-r 1n" won'r so experience mol.
s..ar. .yu'Hr-r northern road. WE.
.r'rr Railway psrr -H-. Ir'isnaro. o...
s1. f-N'N NIfH car
OBJ |.N .'.'
WANTED ...ra-sr rr-ss-r r1G.-
.H r|. ra'H 'o Frsr 'a'
WANTED -... ..g.v.a ..r .a.
tns.. Hrrr- .r.rl. Hr h.."a va.I
Hra .. E,.'n' -- .s
WANTED q a.ra. or .. ..r F.Hru.
DOW. ..r.'..-, . 2. ll'", "a, .'.''' O
,nr>o rs. .ar ..r.s. rr.". APP
....fs.. ra.a-.. .Hr.. In.a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-28


Iu'l lpc,dat evening erttc saun tsj
Hrpu TO 'b. Woal o'n.,
Lps1 Monday evening on H,r street
nncu hroori Ncstri = reformed 'o
N.'Hfrnd 40 ''"'n'"ra ."'fo n.,
LprI tvruIae ~ a.th .lt s tooth mu.ul
ed vuh our dtamDod. liberia. 'r'pft
Phone ufpys Hn.-
Lost uo.u of SOS, betrrcn Je.'rnon
grill au1 a.,tn and turtna.u r'rtfr
,sre To- lci,-"r rl,
Eb0l Waite lus... bru 'rsnrr burh
answcrs 10 name af 'IrIto Reward cal
u,'T' 1909, a.'.r 1.p ~ ''N os'Fr
LOST r'tsrer Tulsa ant '!a''""}r. rr.r
containing s'Nrrp. arp,"f .nc Hi'rs
b,ukhooA o' . f. N,Cal, t,sara
rhons tH'i
1oId rd,. nq,,n r,,.. ,'eg, (, ""'' ~" "'"''
SPECIAL NOTICES .
tO1Iu Property a Inl Norh Di.r .r'r
avenue he.onsiu. 20 bh.,r -. p
h4s boon aH'r''itfh for .,a.o at placed
IN tho hands Of 'eal c.'nt, m.r va u,"n
fnt'r OF rho wsrsr'
iul ar. cordially invited % attend me
~p.titus,,uc ctrr,e which ~liI be hri
lridaN night al O'Clock .D@ south
nou.dsr apartment \ Mr. IVA r1tk
Ihor" OsHr" cool =
,uLLEGr MNTFHhirT u'TlIhI. ia.
bsst riln' street GutHu- nth Ff's'
,easorah.', rhrrr lahir' '"r adoption
ln"nr -
tokL ulLuNa HrHNEHs for zoo.
stoves nud heaters three typ'a. d'n,
ousirluon At 4p5 Worth Cincinnati
ossrr i0f1
NOTICE TO ,uNTRACTOHs
TIIf { " rRlICllNRD 60 lNC
Strnctnra Engineer. pe.is"'r. sod ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-28
LEGAL

PROPOSALS FOR HIDS FoR SANITARY
SEWER CONSTRUCTION
scslsd bids will Ne received at tho Of
fioe ~ the corporation clerk OF the city of
VI Reno Okshoma ny to . o'clock on the
5ih day Of September, 1919. Tor tho con,
siructlon Of sanitary sewer mains add
submSins and sewage disposal. and
treatment plant as tnllqwss
Approximately four and siStsnths No)
miles Of twenty four inch t1b, eighteen
tisN inch, fifteen tlSl inch. twelve stl2l
inl ten Gol inch and eight lHl inch
mains and submalns Of sewerage pipe ot
standard salt glazed vitiriied quality
two l2l combination flush tanks aud man
holes severity .a t76l msnholes aud a
sewage disposal and treatment plant OF
the lmhon upe
tsch proposal must he accompanied hy
certified check 81 five tAl ner cent ,uf
the snount Of the bid and made payable
10 the commissioner Of hnanru ot tsid
city. or In leu Of such certified CHECK
bidder bond In the full amount oi ihs
BID filed made 10 the city 81 ~ Reno
okAhoma hlant proposals for bidders
will he furnished hy tho corporation clerk
Of the aid CITY aud plans and specifics
tions msl h. seen on hio at tho office of
Tho corporation clerk ~ tho city hal ~
Reno or Al the office ~ the engineer A.
the county engineers office court house
VI Reno, Oklahoma complete s't ~
ispostt 81 fifteen fi5 uOn dollars five
fi oUl Of which will be refunded upo0
return Of same in good order before the
lSih dhv of September 1919
The huArd Of commissioners 81 tho city
of HI Reno Oklahoma reserve the right
10 reject any or OH bids
Hy order Of the board Of comm ssionets
oi the city oi ~ Reno. Oklahoma this Goth
dsy o. August 1919
P =. ntFfN.
Commissioner 81 Public AfAIrs and
p p'firtu Ms,or
ETHEL BOWEL
tSsAh Corporation clark
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN lHf COUNTY COZ Er nF TULSA
COUNTY STATE OI OKLAHOMA
'H The matter Of thr estate ~ Hannah y
hN'r i've easel Probate No g.g-
persons having claims against Nahnah
, Dixon. Deceased are required fu present
inc saU. sltN bo necessary vouchers fo
the uris.s Erri ctrcutor or GOO HIF siiorner |
hHi.h pt TgH Robinson .. ding In |
Ir -.'r 90 fH'N ut'a. " .it.r ..s months |
~ rHe ta.c hereof or me ..mr ..| BE- I
forever barred
Dated this 10iN Fst 40 ruI,. 5000
ANuGtN % ''ENN
lrr..trr [
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-28

COLT MBtA..S G. Aug @, lr1C
uCsl|y complete rcigrus from the
sixth and seventh congressional dlA
'rict primaries held yesterday put
George Rel Zimmerman uf l~-Ning-
ton and T. Ja Mann ~ So Mathews IN
the second Iaqo Ia" thr seat vacated
hy RcprcsrN aiiNc Lever. and T. ~
Stol, 81 KinEstrcc and T. y Sh"'
wood of conway n the second r''"
for the seat mad" vacant hl me
death of Representative EaEsItI".
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-28
AUTOMOBILES


Ip., lpIp ,nlrr io- ale 80. guar
''cI 'r.' r.ats iH"ae ,fi,
NAtIrp 49, r,sru#s-Dfs .uiomob. 4, frn
..',Fu.w .'d ."rf.-s s'a'"r iiir"ss
rrort' -roou Motor 60 u.HAnon. .
g.. Hn
NNNt.' rtR To- ,ale 600 ra'f good
'"o..'s cot tA l-u2 West '".Umh .
.'','r l0.u- "i4'uor hr ~ Rcd
.'''
ruG pUI,L -Nl4 BErr.n ono 1917.
r' one ton ford tm,s ore 'Hls rori road
''.r. ono Inlt Nv. passenger Stpd'
hn,.' "r" 80 r'c.p.'ssrgsr sport
u.i. Ga" ran - Dsl A. HobArt
'a'sr' 'I' - "''o. rhone 727
FuN -N1 Public garage srd tour r.o IA
20 deuce. good ~sIrt with tour tnts
ls. wt"s oHf on ptarA IrsH $1,000
rh terms s,sp ono are 'oWnto"s Tor
"' nns'"n oarhse bas."t nt'h
re- DiK ' 2ut tor ale buck
~ - r"'1''"r H'rrs.n
lun r'l IpI- Ford touring c.r tod,
H"uN uNs"'rf.rr ghrsco .ii Nof'h Mstn
on IY.- Intd roadster ZANE a. new
Hr~ -. 'bsrg nCage. al' Wet
uNr I,Ir nodr. touring ,ar so good run
r.r. tlIr. NiH Nv~ good hte,. pTI,e
lpI. uNtRlNNU cburnm, roadster TO-
.''r.R. "rr'rr usSco 1tnl
ron NI tvepa.,coger Overland in
sHol condition price s119.9G cash
rhaur l.1I ~ 27ro
tuL -NIl bargain iu seven passenger a..
'umahl. good mechanical condition. ireg
r.nl ,I. ami leaving city an At 10
N"rr NAnihus street east side
ruU Filr--iqig Dodrc touring car IN
'ne .hnp" ss'o i2o Souh Morale.
toit QUICK sALs herli foAd.tsr. f1ao
bow Islnt fonF new Tires good ssrtrr.
's- 'or Rowland ~ l2l NsrrN Peoria
HNH5NlN five passenger Ford touring
Nr party leaving city Cal ioip tAtt
FOR SALE -Four cylinder gs,on rosd
sirr hrstclass shape, slOO. can OAsEe
'7Hoi after : p
FpN SALE All size good used Auto
tres. - to SO. Tubes 81 A2t East
Sccond
rNGE Rosd,icr for sale or trade a22
Wut First street
ruH sALE Iai7 Maxwell touring car.
'N- car has been used bat little. price
$40 h,.r do~n balance terms. also
~ 600 car. Eryep passenger for $1,000
on" fcycus four passenger ear driven
1000 miles oost 81 200. cash price
'iloo north Main Garage
foR SALE Dodge spccd.tcr Tor cash or
part Uu time. good condition Chc'irr
Baker of Chas. Lukins Auto Co. FIth
and Main
WILL TRADE my Chevrolet roAdster fcr
."p lord diamond. furniture or what
haze YOU 1909 taEl Jefferson
ONi Mitchell isut ny touring car bar
gain II taken At once Inquire Q South
Victor street or call Osarr so27
rNlGt roadster for sale or trade 1-2
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-28
BOARD AND ROOMS


HOTELS IS
IA SNLLE HOTEL
as south Denver Elegant cool rooms
vu I.,VOBS HOTEL
Now orrs Tor business, everything ne~
ltrptouf building nice rooms - prt week I.
i'r rsf night a0s Fsst first street
LIGur HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS ie
pHntNlN. =. fri Light Housekeeping
vo'Ws 'nr reHt Fhon" Usage tp7'
TWELFTH W 1lI one Nght honsr
keeping room nice Tor working couple.
Walking d'N-r.c also wear ar Ioo
FIRST " lll- For rcnt ono urh,
'nusot,u'rr roow Phone ussCs ,ial
np.'IpN s. sos For rent one suite of
d'Nr.iaIrs rooms and stroai0r rnrrh
rI,.N mrI ..hyd fUr light Housekeeping
Nrt D." ll.nor. usaro cote
uuSIuN s. IrtD Two large south ton.a.
lr,ufnE r.-1ns and sleeping porch uiato
front 'ui rear cntrAurr. good VEL
N.,LH .1'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-28
BOARD AND ROOMS
ROOMS Win BOARD

hDDhh WITH bbhhb
kupMNAIk. for ufrr youuy man. t~o bod.
large clothes closet close 20 hath -
'..itni mcss, close IN. Otsge ahi-
WHERE 10 EAT -
MR. klNG wishss 10 arronore ihsf so'
VI. open Nor private dining room about
O., srufembe, Board o. iHa ~r,A extra
meals hr appointment Phone 1904 "f
CAL At lIlu south Cincinnati.
WANTED ROOMS OR BOARD ~
WNNIFD B, two yuung business men
ore ur tvo Toams etrh or Without board
Nth private family mention terms
tddr"s. j ~ sArr World
NNNItD UY woman and boy Of h'"
v.Ar. room and Husri In private tam
l'.. close ln tarr Tor child duung day
NuiHer employ dr y /. baAyr
rsn-p' dsIv",, 'ru'a
lurNn Adf cmpio,rd desir-s room N
private family close in On south s1"
rhorc O.s4c ,r1 after , p m. or duf'ns
day O,a.r 80
WANTED 40 KESI Is, tso Ers en-
poysd tsn rouus for Housekeeping
must hS ,rrasousbIs and on south or
~"s' side Phone O.a.c $40 between
and 70
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-28

room.
Housekeeping Rooms
Largo. airy ana wei. furnished.
two rooms to The suite.
NO. "a +. FAIRVIEW
Phone Usage SEQ
ROOMS ron RENT FURsGsHED II
| lRNlSiitp room and adjoining ,IecpnE
| porch. gentlemen preferred Phone Usage
! 11b1
| MAlN, = ll79 Sleeping room suitable
| for ivo gentlemen hoard ~ desired.
fhone usaEc hoHl
| sLEFplN1 room la'lcs only Usage 9ti
MAIN IS. lal S.rely furnished south
east room 'ah.' Tor QUO or t~o gen
klGurH aDc. Lovely largo room. five
Windows. suitable two ladies employed or
business coupl" Usage H7Ia1A9a
MAlN s. SEQ For rent. nice larA
/ beautiful bedroom for one or tNo gen
trmrn close i'm Rent reasonable Ref
efenccs required For rniormSuou call
usage l'S'
SLtrrlNG room suitable Tor tso gcntIo
men references required Ul Usage
I WELLINGTON HOTEL Nicely furnished
rooms clean aud rooi. daily or weekly
rstes Phone ungc 1922
IktNIuN S. l.lj N,rs furnished
suicily modsr1 sleeping room suitable
Tor tsu Home privilege touycnirot
IN ar and iitncy Usage el5d
HOSrON~ s Ti Southeast serpinE
room gcr t.rmen or man and vito ON
l.oy"d Phone uAhTc fnl2
ClNCtENtTI = sgt-For rent. nicc sscp
inr room suilAb.e for two or three gen
tlrnen Phone ossEe sse7
WOULD LIKE young mao Of good habit.
10 room with smother one Modern
home rhons Ospsr 5i79
DENVER 3, 6ls- South exposure. run
n'ng water in room gentlemen pre-
ferted Phone 0sAge lin1
NlrE .tprHshel ,r,pinE rooms. srlr,B
Modern reasonable, close 10. Phone OAge
e2in
RuuMM'T,. t,Iernp,, r,chsnscy- nns
and dandy. r'asonIb.e c NJ Parrish
WELLINGTON hof'.
Elulilli. o. lh-lwo beautifully furnished
connecting roons in new homo best 10
cation Tor men or ladies or two couples
ElMOOD 9 sos Ady with apartment
has s,rommodatior 'or = teacher
LANOpF HOrFL- THIRD y. olG N-wsr
furnished rooms hot and cold water
reasonable rates 20 permanent guests
MAIN. -oa one large sleeping room.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-11
WILSON AND CABINET TO
REOPEN NEGOTIATIONS NOW

WASHINGTON. Nov. li.-President
Wilson and the admins traton Will
take Immediate steps for re-opening ne
sotiattons between the miners and the
operators when the strike leaders have
officially complied with the court order
1t was stated early todsy on receiving
word that the miners officials had voted
10 call off the strike
Atty. Gen. Palmer wall MAKE every Ct
fort 10 secure Immediate negotiation
and tho administration Will take ever.
possible step to see that the demands
OF the miners are given a fair hearing
before an Impartial tribunal.
The fuel administration regulations
will be in force for some time to come
it was stated, until the negotiations arc
on the road to success and the production
of the mines Is once again restored 10
order.
Labor leaders here were ast0unded at
the reports from Indianapolis. for they
had confidently expected that the United
Nine Workers would stand arm on thetr
ground and even accept Jail sentences
before they would resc.nd the strike
order.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-11
SENATE TAKES
Up PENDING
RESERVATION
Ry J. BAR- cAs1rsEL1..

STAFF coFFEsPokDEKT =. SERVICE
NASHINGr0N. Nov. 1I.-The senate
this afternoon resumed consideration IF
the pending majority reservation to Ar
ticie I1, IF The league Of nations cove
nant This Is tho reservation which
President Wilson referred to as certain
20 cut the heart out Of the treaty"
It's phraseology has been altered
slightly but Senator Hitchcock. of Ie-
oraska. the administration leader in the
senate. declares that it still is @objec-
tionabie and obnoxious 10 tie friends 81
the treaty"
Under il the United states would 49,
sumo mo obligation t. preserve the ter-
ritorial integrity or political indcpend-
ence of any other country, or TO inter-
fere IN controversies between nations
whether members Of the league or not
L also stipulstes that the United states
would not ne obliged to EMPLOY its milf
s-fs or navel forces under the league.
eNseP4 with congressional sanction
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-11
BOWMAN
WOMAN IS
NOT PRESENT

GROWN POINT. iNla- NeE. 1f-
EVELYN Ros, man. charged with beng
the dviver ~ tAe white racing car
which harled the machine az Harry
stingley into Lake George three weeks
ago causing The loss ~ tsro Hves ana
rot anpeal n the Hammond cify court
yesterday % have her case continued
as had been expected 1t had been
planned t. continue tho city case long
enough for Prosecutor ". o. Thomas to
file similar charges in the criminal
court after which the first matter
would be dismissed.
Prosecutor X. O. Thomas went ahead
with hts part OF the program and filled
his charges before Judge Martin smith
but has ordered Deputy Prosecutot
clevland to Iet the matter stand in tie
city court in order that the woman Will
still - under bond to compel her 10
appear ir Indiana she was expected
to &c Ia Crown Point yesterday in on
der to furnish the bond which Judge
Smith would fix.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-11
WANT BALL
LEAGUE FOR
SEVEN CITIES

Organization OF two basketball leagues
rs nov being considered by tho fans Of
Hammond and nsislboring cities. An
other meeting of enthusiasts was held
Monday evening al the Hammond Cham
her Of ComrEerce at which the plans were
talked over. A Northern Indiana league
composed OF teams from Hammond.
Whiting. East Chica &c. Gary. Lowell,
Crown Point and Michigan City viii he
organized If possible. while ii is certain,
that an eight-'eam Industrial leagu viii
lee organized in Hammond. Fans Viii
meet again at the Chamber of Commerce
Thursday evening and 1t is hoped thst
every man interested in the game will
be present to heip in the organization
sork-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-11
LABOR IS
SHOCKED
At RECALL
Statement from Miners OFF,
cials Is Expected Later
In Day.
r1nrEan.rloNAl NsMs sERvIeEl

rr~ -tT~@--TceN- Nv H-Fresldent
..l.--a+ net Al II O'Clock
..,.. Ne cbaare5 bv the first
=. oa.-s NV. nv the great body
-,,-1-~ .o..1 -,irAr.
-...4 - a.
President " llSoH -.
Sc statement lateF l' -,
govern men - +sva .,orn-
taation. on1e me XII ss-a+a-,.
81 with the coaI o1oet'
faa.'llty intinatea s-'o.i@tS
statement "ouio oe 10. -
REFUSE TO coMAHN .-
The miners have taAen 1He
courss.~ said Secretary O. eA7 -.
trv Glass. who was Ine lt'S
the cabinet meeting
w don't believe J shouta com
re have o1ticiai con i's'i l'1"
A,;y Gen. Palmer, altho"sh
a7anifestedly pleased "'lA 'ie
tne tids 49,
Labor leaders were -.
ieA taSen IN tnalanapoi-7 -.
Ioath - believe tAe news a'
4OTE NOT PUBLIC.
R, how big majority tHe moo
nong the conferees ven oFet
inaway' element whleh
~7a defiance Of the courts anu
rent NAV never be- known oulsl1e
title circle which cast the oAi-o :
secretary Willtanf0G4reen OF fAe union l.
"a the International news
.av that # ) dountfol ii 1He
aat}l evsr be made public
Green added that statement Ta's
- forthcoming later in the day from
e miners officials
WHAT OFFICIALS THINK
FAe surrender o. t"s HA.4et9 -.