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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-19
STATE BRIEFS

ALTON. Dec ls.-Cltizens OF this
town Will be told next week by Dr
Harry Lucas, United States health
service. how TO improve sanitation
conditions here
ENID, Dec ls.-The t52.0 900 edi-
fire of the First Baptist chur h
here was destroyed by fire. II was
insured for $4,000 A new and
larger church will be built
M'ALESTER, Dec. is. -- Grief
caused r. Ii. Davis. so. farmer to
XIII himself. Two years ago he lost
two children in cyclone. and last
winter the FLU took two others.
NEWYlRK. Dec. lS.-Trial OF
John y. McIestcr. Oklahoma city
contractor. for murder Of Amos
Bishop at Ponca city In August viii
be held here January 20
lIENRYETTA, Dec. IL The cltv
beautiful campaign of the Lions
club Is gaining favor. Prof Chris
tan Jansen. landscape gardener OF
the \. ~ NJ college. viii make plans
for the work
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-19

For "Flu''
Keep Your Liver Active, Your
System Purified and Free
From Colds by Taking
Calotabs, the Nasuea-
less Calomel Tablets,
That Are Delight
full, Safe and
Sure.

rhyslcians and druggists are ad-
Mhg Iheir friends to keep their sy.-
@ ,,ns purified and their organs In
"teet working order ss p-otec-
~ TSsn against the return OF influenza
,P MO" that IA cloECed up sys-
ra ~" ana lazy liver favor colds. in.
''sr''Ad ana serious complications.
40 cu' short a cold overnight and
,DWe'eni serious complications. take
Sue laIotah at bedtime with a swal-
w OF "atcr-that's all. No salts.
- nausea, no gripping. no sickrninC
W. effects Next morning your
WI. ,ya mas vanished. your lNer is
s.Ne .,Ne your system r. purified and
't.sShed and you are feeling rIno
~" nearly appetite for ureakfast.
NhA3u please-no danger.
Ao'aTp are sold only In original
@.ed Packages. price thirty five
~ ~ Every druggist IN authorized
!, tt'uhd your money II you are not
I.Iecty .sy delighted with Calotaba-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-19
HUNDRED MINERS
STILL ON STRIKE.
Workers Want Time to
and From Work Taken
From 8-Hour Day.
PRODUCTION GROWING
With Reduced Forces, Over
20 Cars Are Shipped Out
on Wednesday.

AIfsSTER. Dec. lS.-Mos OF
ns miners in tho Oklahoma field
"a returned TO their Jobs today
.rsr local strikers and retusals to
a., fyr fear uf the end or tho
so,'I but the 100 men working at
rs,ge Coal com panys mine AT
krebs refused to continue today
TDen employers rcfusod their re
ousa 10 de,ract from their eight
Tour day the time consumed In go
IN, from the surface to their work
|lne places ,, ,, A., "a
per cent -.
,,,,ors billed 56 cars Of coal yes
,.rday u the Oklahoma council of
1,J.euse.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-19
R,RRi TT STILI AT MINES.
,diutant General Finds Affairs Still
treaty Dcmoralihcd.

SpeiA 10 INe World
OKLAHOMA CITY, Dec. lS.-AdJ.
Zen charles r. Barrett who has
besn In charge OF tho military oc-
.upanry ~ lie Floro. Pittsburg.
haskell and Okmulgce counties, un-
irr Governor kobcrtson's dcclara-
uon NJ martial law 20 promote coal
oroducli0n did not return to his
o,flce a. rhc capitol yesterday as
mad been expected. General Barrett
sid over he long distance tclc-
phonc Yesterday that some OF the
miners who had returned to work
rad again quit. but that operations
are going forward.
Genera Barrett gave no indioa-
lion as to the time when martial
Iav I'm the four counties named
would be suspended lie said that
the federal troops In tho district
probab'y would leave Saturday, and
hat possibly what state troops re
main In tho district would be with
drawn at tho same time.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-19

SpcciAl 10 Tho world
NORMAN, Dec 1S Francis
prosser. oklahoma City. has bcrN
appointed assistant business man
agcr OF the 1920 sooner. University
OF Oklahoma student ycarbooh n
was announced here today hN nat"
H.llcs. Sapulpa. business manirrr
Eugene Rcdd. Mnskogoe, has hr"n
appointed advertising manager and
Preston RAthnun Peace valley, Mo
assistant adv cTtising manHgcr.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-19

There are hundred and one things appropriate for
mems gifts, and know how difficult is for you TO
decide Just what to buy But why rack your brain for
ideas when this s essentially Mems Store and is
rrammed with delightful, useful holiday suggestions?
This store caters to every day in the year and
naturally knows what Is appreciated 10y them There
fore, YOU Will play safe if you buy your gifts here ms
all merchandise is fully up to our standard Of quality
and style distinction
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-19

HOFFMAN. Dec. IN.--N EOTI W'WN-
costing So viii be- awarded by rht
Delta rhi, professional Legal fra
torniy IN the University OF OKLA
huma, e. tho freshman lawyer hero
who makes the best scholastic rec
ord FOR this year This is tho FIRST
scholurship prize 10 be awarded iH
the university b. any honorary fra
toTnity
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-19

" TsF W ~ " VTFW
GRAlHDRSE. Dec. Is - W. n.
Ballard. farmer, has lost eight
calves az the result OF a pipe line.
which runs across his farm. bursting
aad permitting crude oil to run into
and ming.e with the water in "A pond
where the calves drank.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-19
\ Quininc That Docs Not Affcct
Head

Because NJ its tonic and laxative et-
iect LAXATIVE BROMO QUIN1NE
Tablets can be taken by anyone
Without causing nervousness or ring
Ing In the head. There Is only one
"Bromo Quinine." f.. W. GROVES
Signature on the box soc. -Advt
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-09-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Building
Material

stands for a lot of
things.
They all have a
place in our line.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-09-11

New Stripe Silks for Skirts, Waists
and Dresses. 36 inch, $500 and $3.50
yard.
All the New and Wanted Shades In
Taffeta Silks, McLane Satins and
SINNERS All SILK Dress Satins
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-09-11

BE prepared for Summer. BUY
bottle of DR. SETH ARNOLD'S BAL
SAM. The best remedy for All BoWei
Complaints Warranted by Sampson
x Avore.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-09-11
CAUTION NOTICE

My wife, Marcia r, Atwood, having
left my bed and board, without Just
cause, / hereby forbid anybody har-
boring her at my expense as l shall
pay no bills of her contracting after
this date.
Concord Maine. Aug. 18th. 1919,
SWISS MARTIN u. AIWOOD'
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-09-11

Remember the big Fair at Skowhe-
gan. Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, September 80, October /
aud 2.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-09-11

Embroidery cottons and crochet ma
terials at Iva NJ. Holway's.
Stenographer wanted. Pay from
81 to SIT a week according to ability
Independent Reporter Co.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-09-11

New Fall Suits nearly all Navy
with few OF othrr colOrs and mix
lures $500, $1,000, 5000 and $1,000
each.
New Lot OF Corduroy Velvets-
Brown. TOupe, Green, Tan, COpen
and Rose, - inch, $50 yard.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-19
BOMB MENACE
s till Hangs Over
Country
-Mo-e 5rr-cs Coming 81: Nc
Nil Sc Mace

vazs, ---0r TUas -s--he menace NJ
pprnn ou--aEas Sill hangs over M
crI,rt-~ IT ne atLlet ri ne ueDA--- nent
~ 7usrce. William :. F3vnn, chez ~
n deDa---sn- bureau u rnvesrlEa-
I'M. sad -oGav ma ne believed -1e-e
80 more bombs coming 1Uc -aa- i.
was Impossible 70 sHv when ne mex
a-,eGnpr 70 create q reign nf terror ny
rE7insions u.Er1T be made
SuupieTnenlng H Finn Statement
t.le depR---ner -nrirft made publ1r res-
mon q = -Tn-nev General Palmer oe-
-~~a NJ -7ouse APPROPRIATIONS cnr1mlI-
80 ASKING 1o- ! sDsc;E. md u z5nl o q
q cA--r IN -ns rur- -or -aGica1s -a..
a--a-ne'- -ene-z MID ne cnrr-rlIr7:.e.
a. IL testimony -evaH4ec. -na- gov
a---ner- officials md beer a5-iEee o. a
IL = .ar another a-far7I2- bv radicals
''tu sItss- -ov ne Euve--rner- q 1ne eel
swour
W nave -a"a'vac n nan 1R-Ic.s
anC -o7-en so -rucn information VI
Palmer .0lG ne c0r-ull--es d. nIs -
carr appearance '-nat = mas almost
Continued o. Page -coi. g.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-19
Ev -he Assoc.a1ec P-sss-

Norn1ng ofir;al mas ys- become
known Is It wha- acacr re German
government vi aka VII regard 2
the peacs -raurv AZ WAEnar ne doc
unerlt nas ceen nlarea before ne
Na-lona- Aszernol- 2eacs cnnn-s-
s,un ana Is beng s-aGlec ca:-eeel,
TnofHc.a repn--s ara ina -he-e Is
g-sa- d4ssa1star- lUr N ne 7a-- y
ne members = ne --e-raa-, ca0la-.
and n1cn German officials eVa- wna-
are considered ne ex-'er-lely marc
-e-rns asked Of German i Is assa,---
&c tina .a-ge majority II ne -aern-
bers NJ me caaIner IRE opposed r
s,gn.nc ne --aa-y. NJ a:-s @=sfl,-.--l- o.
a reign III 5oisnevIsTr ana cnnseCue.1-
caaos n ne COUNTY, should -nsy ae-
line II meet me wishes If ne a.
Les.
German newspapers rnrr17s-' -lT1s
on ne si-uu-1nn raEH- -,ss--R vtew a4
me ina. outcome, whe-1e- 7er-na.>
siEns or not those VINO oppose sign
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-19

Partisan ina. ! an" ne asserted.
~ hope ! shall never ne ST hice-
bound or SO blinded, by pa--v sAE-
anrv as n Oppose 4 Just Position
taken or a t,-u-f, declared by nnsm-
Der Of any Opposition pa--y. ! could
mt cast nv vofe against any rHa-
sonasie plan tur -;e preservation of
world peace v4-tloU; d c0nvlC1ior ma
would folIcv 71e % ne grave -nat
! aad cor1rr---ad al u13a-donaoie OF
tense against Ell 1u-ure EsnsralCns.
-ne North Dakota senator charged
-ns-e mad been i cmpa1C- # MS
representation against me League.
r. opposed as a proposal calculated
70 sound Ine death kneH u any
scheme = preserve peace" ne -ese-
luaun Of Senator Knox, winch would
cscia-e -ne Sena.ss opposition n
tcor-i.usr Or Page -coi. q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-19
BEER Rider
Hitched to Agriculrur-
al Bill by Phelan
Proposing Exemption ~ Beer arc
Lis-e Wines <-or Wa Time S-o-
-iarrinr Ac--S-orr-ix Taoiec ss
Senator E-oora

Washington. June -S-A resolution
ny Senator Pheia- oernoc-a- Of Cal
Ito-rla adding a -lder 70 me aE-,-
culru-a. appropriation bill proposing
exemption Of the n@s- and 2E1t
vines from ne wartime pronibf-Ior
art. was 1a5ied by the Senate Iate
todav.
Senator Pheian proposed suspen-
SION o. Senate -uies barring ms -lder.
WINCH requires a -Wc-c1l-.s vote. Hle
spoke nrIesy n support of limiting
tne wartime prnnihItIun acc - 1ls-
r1lled spirits Only, Dit Nc discussion
ca-ne e-un prinibi-lon acvocares.
When Senator FheiRn concluded
Senator Gr-unna- Republican. nf
North Dakota. \ charge Of ne Ayr
cultural appropriation bill moved n
table Senator Pheian motion cu--
ting OF further debate.
On he Pheian motion. Senator's
voting II rs supper were 2apuh-
lcans-CaIder Euee. F-ance. Knox.
LaFofIerre and WaEswur-n. Total s
Demucra1s-hUE Pheian. Et-4G-
Thomas and Williams. Total ), To-
IA IL
Senator Mclean. Republican,. Of
Connecticut also voted against
raalirr 1i1e notion. bar ialar with
rsr-aw ms vr,rs pacausa Of Il ualr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-19

inr let Their 7essI 81 TIL n a1+
sz1eur N zE7ecLlnE resumption m
nosr.ilTles MunGav or Ne p4>~- =
me alLas Z -ne a-r1.s-lca : perm
ED aCroma -Ica-ly 70 enc
> While there !s nowhere at lnclca-
-lpr rha- the aIIleG C-oDps II 80 az
va1cn further -E-D German. -le'-9
necessarily would - -Et-,rl-, ne
AMERICAN. 5rl-1sn a-C Francn --n0ps
VIII he prepared FIR any even ua-l-v
Il Is proposed i 4 -l-- ne- r asinr
becomes necessa-v -na- M --oops
snail ma~cr, HIT German = 0a--ie
tar1ua -Ipr. II -sHC. ness - i-1E-- l-ls
the Germans nave n 1Aa-
Mean while me period n wal-Irg u:7Dn
the Germans a. waI7ra- CONTINUES and
unnffic;a. sDecuia-.on sve-y-wtle-f IS re
as 10 wfla- rne~ viii dc. 2h-lin scaelo.--
mann head OF the German cE1lnrf- II
adG-sssl-lE ne peace COMMISSION =. ne
National Assenulv. aGr-Il--at ma ne
assembly and ne govern -1ls!7- WHTe IN
e-uncaG WITH a most TnomentUEs u--
c,slon winch snnulu ne approached WIN
al sn-,sei- open mind
~ III FcssthfssAa i~EatA- a. - -A--'
and David Live: E-sn-gA. ne Brush
prem e. VISITING ne BATE alCs a-nlin9
veriun me cnuncN If G-a!.-- -1in.--
ts.-y and ne supreme -con0nlc cnunr !.
ware ne nrlr SECTIONS n ne peace
,.ru ea-nnca n PARIS q w0-k Meunes-
nav The PaI.st--l z-a-,1a7 s1-ua-lnr sn1
ie. ais as 70 ne occupation ~ -arZ'S
tr me Poles war. Under discussion m
the foreign ministers. w1Iie ne acon0TT7-
ic councils aeline-a-lGns concerned ne
-esum3rinn Of --arie -sla-rrs Wit G.er-
nan and financing n ord SUPPLIES 11r
Austria
Released Snf--aca- and 0urrurtst
prisoners have attempted # 1n-ce -ne.-
wa INTO ne cast. a. Walrna- we p
u,ernne-s IF ne German government
ha Va their headuun--s-z. -l1er were -
pulsed I Is neiiera6 - nave Tser cne-
Intention N see President Ebe--- Pre-
rrlls- Scheldernann md Minister o. De-
fanse Noske.
An a-fenrt n F-HnC'7 sa.lr-<- w-0
Carried me red sa-. n release rom me
ur,snn n B-asr d number IF tlsi- rnrn-
-ades wln -erer-1v nu-lrIen n ne
Eiack seH alsr failed The situation
a. Bras. is declared ID ne se-rnuE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-19
NEW PROBLEMS
FACE RAILROADS

v aSEln--or. June Is - Cr-ec-n-
General lines said ronay failure "
Congress 10 provide more than S-55f
eao. 18h for me -llt-oad acnlnIst-a-
non revolving find would prsser-
new problems Of financing the -nacs
WITHIN a few months but rrat future
necessities would De laf- -1r sDiuuun
when they arose
Certificates Of indehraGaess issued
by the administration u the VA
Finance Corporation and 70 banks
during the last three months owing
70 t1e failure VI the appropriation
bill, II the last Congress- VIII ne
rAkan up with the proceeds n the
new appropriation Should the new
appropriation NOT he made available
before tine enc IF the fiscai wear il Is
understood further issues IF cert
ncates would ne maze.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-19
Nath Dakda SaaiG Declares Enemies d LaagDl
Have Conducted WafBI Campaign Of MIssae-
seaiatim and Gautm- -PTpea League Only
Present HOPE Preventing Future and MGe
Terrible Was--Nd a Party Issue
SAYS KNOX RESOLUTION
WOULD SOUND DEATH KNElL
PLAN TO PRESERVE PEACE

Washington June 1s-The League Of Nations sup
ported the Senate today by Senator McCuoer Of North
Dakota Republican, member Of the foreign relations
argued IhrEehour speech the League
offered Just and practicable plan for the
O. world peace.
The North Dakota replied 60 acgUerts Ct Sen
Of Pennsylvania and otnsr Republican leaders and
declared he could not niue need against League plan
hy party consideration
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-19
AUGUSTA PEOPLE OFFER TESTIMONY
ATTORNEYS QUESTION ROAD OFFICIALS
HEARING WILL Be CONTINUED TODAY

Sweeney and liam Z Newell n
animation N ms phvslc;a, properly
QsaG n CONTRACTION WIN ne opera
non Of ne x 1r---op l5ne -nGlca .s.li
maj = W. ~acg-~s me expenditure
II large SIMS CT money IT s-cess Of
0rC-1a--r maintenance expenditures
70 -t4s:0t-s lie property VI proper and
eEcie-- operating cucG-Don. that d
-a-s-l! estimate Of LAe eE-----s and
expenditures shows -aR- ne opera
non OF the Line. win proper pro
vlslnn far current maintenance and
running expenses aoG necessary sums
n addition tor -aa rehabilitation Of
tie prope,--y. would piace III uuwa--
-a1-ad burden On tas remainder Of
-ha svsre-.
Ee salG -.le-e ara cara, 1a--s u
ne =. a x " system -na- are
profitable and ! ls 4 question waera-
81 Lae -unsv snuulc Ne -aher e-on
-nase parts TOR =ae " in-c-3p Inc and
whether a branch Line should con-
r.nue - 0psra1a Unless = car ne
rendered safe. Ea SID me money
rust come @-orn some other source
han ne passenger earnings and Z
takes IL Lnat money - pay run
ming expenses a1d evan more
Cen Manager ALe-es Sweeney was
m rne stand az forenoon. Ee laid
stress on automobile competition n
winch ne salc me Winthrop Inc was
particularly susceptible. Es granted
TITS was a large -actur n me de-
c.-eGsa II BUSINESS. Ee SAID mat The
automobile roads ware lUw II good
canG.1cE-t]- would be snor-!y-aaG
maj = was nearer IT Winthrop from
Augusta ~ auto ~ -wo or three
niles than -v eiac--,c mad. and mo
-ur ---avei was fast increasing. -hs
eIerrr-lc me Enes our around he
sn0ra II lake Ma-a1acook.
Continued OF Faye 5-Coi s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-19
DAYLIGHT BILL
House Votes to Repeal
Measure
Eoilu~er Closely ss Similar Actor
i, Sera-e-1-5p,ces Ira. oayiir--.
Saving ShaB Enc Mex ocerae-

= aSf-rEun. June --Tbppr, Of --le
c:a--l!gcI sang. i1auE-a-ad as a wa
measure. was pronounced coGav "
Congress-. Dorn Senate ard Rouse
adopting ny Cve-w nelrnIac votes
measures n terminate operation Of
me ENDS mex October Is
The House, following -h--ae hours
5e8aze. ~ a vote II , ss u 10. pass
ad a hi-i u repeal -ae iaw IN me
las SUNDAY y nsz- Oc-ope- but re-
jecIed al amendment To MAKE the
-epsal effective a. once.
The Senate ny vote IF 5S n s
a1rer 1rlef discussion added d -lder
-r me aE-lcu rural nil providing for
ne same Ga1e fixed ~ me louise
bill.
The Senate measure now gpes -
emf e-snce WIN The agricultural hill
and ne House bill Is 70 ne serr =
the Senate. II If considered Lkalv
-.la1 the Senate amendments VII Ne
finally substituted 1nr the F7,,use
measure Action Of Congress. there
FIRE means continuation If me pre-
sent clock -Ine THIS summer and
early IA win return II sun time
October .6. ending TWO wears opera
,lor n me 6aylIgc- saving plan
Members " both Senate and House
n adEoca-ing -epeal If ne law. en-
acted March ~ IaIS. sa3G they wer#
guided largely Dir wishes II farmers
and lanGrinC men VINO oppose r!re
advanced working hours during -he
spring and summer season oppo-
merits IF the -HpeaI Legislation de-
c!a--ed me ax--a hour OF GayHEh.
was 4 3o0E % cI-y-4weIis-s and as
serted rfiat others could easily ad-
1us- their AFFAIRS u conform 10 the
az vanred clock sc.7eduie.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-19
FIND ARSENIC
In Organs Of NJ iss
Gays Body
-a-va-r Professor Test rSes II
S.seeis --ia--is 0pinirn Death
Was Due . Thar Epson ADMIN
tsre-er N Soiutinr ~ l-set<

lawrence. AasE. June --.-P-or-
X Nr+-nt-r ~ Harvard Cu,ver-
Sly. answering question under
c--7ss-sxanlna-lun rouay n ne TIN!
NJ N-s. Sessle Ii fSkeels> LunG-
r-ar for The murder II Miss Flor
ence " Cav. sAiG TINT there was
G.-xa-nnce If opinion among neclca-
exoer-s as u whether arsenic was
present IN every numan ooCy. n lis
experience he SAID he rad examined
t:le 1EEals Of NAM persons without
sat.uk arv rae o. arsenic.
Prof Whitney ha1 previously -es-
-sfa6 -ra- ne mad found more than
-.,ree and one-La.-c grams of ar
se-.3c n the organs CT MISS Gays
BODY and -nat n rs opIulun he-
fiea n was due 70 a-senlcal pnlasulIg.
Counsel for The defense questioned
I'm cioselE as e rs methods II e1-
aiming ne organs When ne SAID
r-,a- he rad calculated me amount
II arsenic " -tle liver from an ex-
animation ef ?n-E-ams NJ that or
gan. ne was asked whether MS est
mara would not be Inc0r-ect Z he
arsenic ware nr- svnnl- distributed
lie admitted THIS FuI said that n MS
experience he mad always rounG an
ever distribution
asked how the poison was admin
iEtsrad the witness sRid = was scot,-
anlv in solution e~ Itself, Ee tes-
lifted thar the preliminary sxamina-
non If tha liver anG stomach was
made NJ MS assistant. Henry G
Smith.
Nj. Smith was then called 20 ne
stand. He mid II assisting Prof
x i,trnev n The examination n The
organs IN answer ~ n question az
n the compensation nf Fowler's solu-
ton. when 4 Bayonne. Y. J. drug
r,s- testified anriier n the --fal that
ne rad soid 10 Mrs Skeeis. Mr..
Smith said me suiuricn contained
four and half grains NJ arsenic 70
aaFs-> s-ft-7Fp
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-19

Mount Clemens. Nic.. June Is
5ar-v F9rd Flag n ElnaaTy''
was desc-;oeG II Judge fuckers
cnU~- today = course OF me hearing
Of Nj. F1rd -5oel SUIT against the
Chicago Day Tribune.
Evldence n rne cnse hHs Qupned
NJ Ford as opposing flags Of ma
tons as obstaeTe"s something 10 rallv
around ~ as me refuge Of scour-
G-His anG as advocating q Tag II
humanity the creation Of w;11c. ae
vas sad II have referred - II
fugitive remark IT 1914.
TODAY L-vlnE 5acun. - illustrator
II me Photographic and advertising
Departments IF the Fort; Motor
CunpRnv. WIS called - ne stand.
- vas cutie a long -I--le aEs and
7 do not recall clearly the 1ncIden-'
salG ne w1-ness. - think however
That he reg II designing such
aag was pE- - NE bv Dean Mar
Guls. LEAD If tIle aGaca iona cepa---
inert or NJ 5rowneI me aGver-
Using -1anage- : made sorae sor- Of
sketch z ware--cGlcrs. ! believe the
6eic was purple and ne world was
shown. and s-rrftc51 NJ universal
Brotherhood, fraternity. peace and
I1-usr-v-Lh.nCs Ike -ilH-"
C,Lner wc-nesses -aGa- r-e-n Esrrv
a Wise x God New york engineer
rlaulltacru-e- and -1vecr0r VINO was
member ~ ne conference cHrl.--
tee on National Prapu-ad-ess and
VINO. or a Few months II ~ was a
member IT ne Nav A5vlsn-v
Scare Willis J Ahbor- w-.-a-
long associR-a6 WIZ =aA-s- pUbli-
-nt1uns. and FIovd Gibbons. Tribune
correspondent. c-oss-exa-rI1rsarlcn Of
II nom was concluded
NJ " ooc salG ne II. er-viewea NJ
Ford n Detroit :, 1916 II al al
tempt 70 csuve-- the nR-utac-lgrar
INTO the preparedness movement The
tartar, sad - na1@ become i,upa-
tIent A. his argument and saiG tna-
flags ware -sDT-,sLil1nC 20 rally
around and that after he World
wa ms would HI I've hauled down.
They also talked Of re 50 DAY
MINIMUM wage a me Ford plant
and the witness testified taat M
Ford salE this scale or profit -snar-
ne plan was not humanitarian.
but a profitable economic measure.
It WAS -nnc business Mr.. Ford sale
as Il Increased the average OUTPUT.
alnlrnlzed labor csir-nnii and reduced
the amount plant expansion and car
ra3 requirements. according 70 the
witness
Nj AhnGrts TESTIMONY indicated
-fia- n 1913 when the FARO plant
was largely gwen over % war wurx-
Nj. Ford mad become one Of the
most militant of me opponents Of
Germany, Nj. Aonur- read long
magazine article 10 the jury and
court which he wrote - -g-S. based
On a visit u me Ford plant and
twn interviews with the manueac-
cIlre-s- ~ had nuT been two hours
IN Stockholm tan the Feace snip trip
n 1915 when J rsalizef that Ger
man miiita-i1n must oe crushed he
fore universal peace could be cum
sidered-" the witness quotad II.
Ford Us saying.