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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-04
rur C,uM,xs RAILROAD LAW.

The interstate commerce committee OF the United
States senate which been working on the subject
Tor many months. has finally reported It's solution OF
the railroad problem The bul. which FOR tho tim"
at least stands as the official r"naIc bll Is known as
the Cummlns bnl and has 1t is understood the
unanimous support Of the committee
The tel.eraphic reports nrc incomplete. but the
principle provisions given are
return Of the roads to private ownership on inc
lnat day " the month In which the bill becomes law
a-Establishlug an interstate commerce committee
With greatly increased powers the supreme "u'h"
lt over railroad affairs, Including rates, wages. "p-
Grafton ana financing
3-Crentton ot q urw board Of five members 10 h'
appointod hy the president to supervise railway de-
yclopmcnt and operations subject to The Interstate
commerce commission.
i-Crcntlon Of new committee ON wages ana "'rN
ing conditions composed equally Of representative 'm
poycs and employers with wide authority In sc'iUnf
labor questions subject to the decision ot the trans
porta,Ion board and Interstate commerce commission
S-rrohIuung strikes aud lockouts ~ employees un-
der fine and Imprisonment penalties
G-usnpJnc n new policy for concentration in ownor-
shin aad operation of railroads with federal lncor'
poraton into NOT than 30 moro than 30 regional
syytoms
Provision tnpt existing railroad payment con
tract. Win f.r government antu hc continued not
longer t1u four mouths tn3 that present rates shall
couuuu, until changed ry the Interstate romm"rc"
commission win provisions looking 20 Immediate or.
tlon toward roo3u.um.ut
Tho n,,sur. v.I command the respectful cunsldcr7.
i.on of mo country u..'u., 'hr result OF 1n 'S
h,ua,yc study D., bipartisan committees OF very
earnest tud tnl, mon Jnr synopsis presented creates
a. favorable impression oI course point tn tho
synor.ls ma, pro'anln- tr.. and lo,hou's and prn
vdirr prnp'l,, hcrcf.r VIII o.. ,irluuslv ass1ird hy
certain labor as',,tory who boldly cnuo,lao the doc
min, chat Drp4rtH,I labor tltuIi hr
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-04
Ford's Damages Again.

Editor World / notice In today's
World an editorial which reads like
this.
Tho Chicago Tribune said Ford
was an anarchist Ford said the
Tribune lied aud sued IT for mil
lion dollars The jury said the
Tribune dld not exactly state the
truth. but game within six cents OF
doing So
with reference to the above / be
hcvc % Ia according To Just how q
person looks at the matter got
this impression OF the situation.
The Chicago Tribune said Ford
was an anarchist Ford said the
Tribune lied ana sued h Tor a mil
Hon dollars The jury said the
Tribune He'd. III being the Tribune,
90 couldn't possibly damage a man
more than six cents worth
Try b., In tHfuorrow's paper md
srv how u sounds Yours very truly.
JAMES NcMEADE
Tu.su. September =
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-04

American support OF Kolchak
would powerfully strengthen the re-
pubhcaus. who already seem 10 bo
the dominant force IN the nntibol-
shcvist alliance. hut II we do not
support him. Russians who want 60
avert what they regard as the com
plotc ruin OF their country may find
support from other quarters which
would have moro s5nEB ny for tho
save ropubucuulsm In Russip now .s
the time 20 DO ~. and Leuinc would
Doe The FIRST 20 deny that his govern
men has any similarity 10 a rcpub-
lic as Americans understand it,
New York Times
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-04
Home Sweet Home
and Some Mod
crn Ideals
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NORA COLE SKINNER

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gallery ~ his magnificent hun"
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loss and mud and had four rooms
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Et''u with grass. whore th" Stock,
cattle Hri ancop. Et1l,d, and The
Plantation stretched out beyond
'u 'ur other side, about 200 feet
below. was the river Dan, which
rolled gently and steadily through
my t'hrfs land. twisting and
winding over rocks ana hills ana
going firmly ou through other
ncda to the sea Tho guardian
angel ~ that rude hut was nay
mother / have since lived Iu
finer and plrttcr houses. see
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for peace ,uu'tutmru' and hap
piuess, CIV, me nay old cabin home
l' les from 'hIf picture that have
drawn the Inspiration ~ my NE
Two summers ago Eruup OF
women iu boom town were
talking about the jumps I'm real
estate and the rapid manner I'm
which property wNB changing
hands one wealthy women VINO
had just returned from summer
nap lurhInEly told ~. her hus-
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PHONE 5000 FOR ALI. DEPARTMENTS
Daiig Biblical Quotation.
rlI,nspNl. srrrtMnru I, 1919.

call unto me ana win answer thee. and show ih''
urcnl and mighty thua.. which thou tn"weI NOT
Jer 20 ).
when my prayers urr % burden AMI TASK
No wonder little receive
q Lord mako me- willing 90 ask
since thou art 900 ready To CIV"
Into thy hand J commit mF sput. ih"n n''' ''
deemed mo . Lord God ~ truth. l7t di %.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-04

The Hungarian people need help
now more than ever. They need
help not only from their own rcac-
tionarics hut from the Invading Ru-
manians. whose condu>i In stripping
the country OF necessary supplies, as
described by Mr. Hoover, calls FOR
The sh1rpcst rrhukc. Arghdukc Ju-
seph has had 90 60 ana SO wiz the
Rumuulan depredations-- New York
World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-04

Now the Germans are talking
about forming league uf nations OF
their own Was there ever such in
gratitude At the time. too. when
All arrangements had been cousid-
ercd to invite the Hrussians to the
other party II they showed that they
Mere reformed characters New
York Herald
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-04

Treasurer Jameson of the demo
cratic national committee says that
he will need "A 100000 to 10000,
600 campaign fund to elect demo
cratic candidate for president mex,
year. Most people viii think his es-
innate unduly sungy Sew York
Tribune.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-04

Tho situation of the American sol
dicrs In Siberia. from all accounts
is highly unsItiFftctpry II illus
tratcs the failure OF President vii
son lo deal with tho Russian prob
lem In. a way to meet the needs ut
Russia or OF the United States. and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-04

Ole Hanson. tho fighting mayor of Seattle says pro-
hlbilon won the great strike there. lie Hnys' 1T
saved Seattle Nancy than wns cost when the
state of Washington dry During the strike there
was not an arrest for violence piece or property
destroyed That's because whisky Ia $50 quart
when you get Il"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-04

II Ia a humorous suggestion that
government ownership would "cut
the cost OF living" Mr. McAdoo
should write a scenario ON {, for his
distinguished client, Charley Chap
lin.-S 81 Louis Globe Democrat
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ncaJs. I Win: Inl-. You Lose.

lu uthcr words. the railway en-
plusrs wish things to 20 on mainly
as th,y are RuluE now, with the
gross receipts divided among The
wage ruruors and the public pay
ur the deficits Kansas city star
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-04
BAROMETER OF PUBLIC OPINION

1. emphasizes the obscurity which
envelopes his diplomatic and milf
tary policy In dealing with the Dol
shcviki Sew York sun
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-04
nm uI.ur or REVOLUTION

AI.e.pruu. .. ,.rcc titxfths rrht ~ r'. olu''n l7
..,.n nat ir. InIr,d in the peor. n.a ne '''IIa-'
i... .r u.. rur Iu ether words me night 'o fr0' fr
l,,u..l or1.r r.,r, exactly win 'Ho ren' to rFn'
.,. oIuas.,.u d. change n the order Ho'h of .1r-"
.iglu. are conceded 60 bee nrcnahl" and 5.t We rIH
....ry about upaus ,orru1ut nrt wul mtrh W"
,ud ~ vat
.uu, docs uo .uahr ~ royoluuon' mh'ro o the
r,apI, OF a rcpunlo7 Someone said NOT too long .'go
.r.rc n no rIeh, of rryoullon Nh,ro tho people h'v"
tho rlrh to vote Violence Is barred hy the ballot"
The argument In clear. rnHcssiuF both the right
and tho power TO change their government p"tc'ahiy
ana according plan, the people ~ republic have
rgal the right of revolution hcc,uao such night is no
longer necessity bon any o,sc. boruuec to employ It
would tuanIfraly ho for q minority to rebel at ma
infr and thus do violence 10 The underlying principle
NJ even the right Of revolution. No majority in a
popu,r government would rcsor, 10 revolution. be
cause ma majority would need do such thing IN order
to have IL, complete Will Ann no mere minority Of
any body polite could hope TO be- successful In r"yo
lguon and would mus hc stopped from nynling tstif
81 tho right of revolution since that right s prcdon'od
always ON the revolution being succeE-rul
We nrv Inclined to hcliov~ thnt the franchise has
auppiantsd the right Of revolution. and there no
question mt ali hut that the ballot bars violence
violence hc tho last resort ~ tho majority
It can never be Justified by u minority.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-04

The League to Enforce Peace. of which william II
Tart is president sending out lcttcr in which his
sentence appears: Public opinion especially IN the
slalcs whose opposed to tho League must
be organized and trained on Washington" Public sen
umcnt Is trained Wnshlnron--n fact thAi readily
explains tho embarrassment of the League to Enforr"
Pcact which finds itself out ot funds ana ia appeal
iu, people to rcplcnsh the cNchcquer. Tho Amori
can people have money to give organization
WHOSE purpose ., os un-Amcrcen M Is 'ha, of The
League to Enforce Peace.
The evening world., 1919-01-21
THIRTY CARLOADS
OF FOES HELMETS
TO Be SENT HERE
Great Stores of Abandoned
War Materials viii Revert
10 the United States.
AMERICAN HEADQUARTERS IN

AMERICAN HEADQUARTERS IN
GERMANY. Jan. 2o.--The contents
OF forty warehouses and barracks
in tho Cobicnz region, crammed with
millions OF dollars worth OF war
materials abandoned by the Ger
mans, will revert TO the United
States by default.
one hundred men OF the Salvage
Depa rtmcnt to-day completed a
months work in checking up these
materials. They have made an in
ventory Of only six OF the warehouses
so far and their report comprises
sixty typewriter pages.
Tho materials range from needles
and song books to huge guns, loco
motives and shells. The salvagers
have begun shipping the best OF them
to France. including a trainload Of
machine guns, ammunition and ac-
cessorios Army officials believe much
OF the stun is not worth shipping
space to the United States. Thirty
carloads of German helmets will be
sent to America for use as prizes in
the next Liberty Loan
One arsenal inventories such items
az / 100000 knives and forks. $4,000, 900
buttons. 5000 song books. 500 tons of
scrap iron 4OOOO,0O0 British cartridges,
lly,S0O French cartridges, 2sl,76 con-
tainers OF high explosives, 22S boxes
OF hand grcnadcs and 100000 Ger
man cartridges. In another store
house the Salvagcrs found hundreds
of army wagons. motor trucks and
field guns.
Capt. Harry Mcpherson OF St.
Joseph Mo. who is supervising the
work OF hunting for new caches, dis
covered an underground arsenal MI 81
with tons OF high explosives which
had never been reported by tho Ger
mans
The evening world., 1919-01-21

mails" was. perhaps, accurate, but
,hcrc was no ordinance covering aIch
an ofense.
on make IL disordcrly conduct and
see what the Judge says" decided the
policeman.
The prisoner was James McGanhan.
seventeen years old. No. AZ West sd
street lie was arraigned before
Magistrate McQuadc. who was no.
less puzzled than the policeman 20
McGanhan was released on his
promiso that. Whatever il vas that
ne was or was not guilty Of he would
not pcrplex the judiciary and annoy
the public by doinE IL again.
The net result OF 1t al seems 20 be
hat Van Ettcn has proved hmsol;
no moan detective. for he solved n
mystery that was making almost
every body In the precinct supersti-
tious.
For weeks there have been deprc-
dations in the kitchens of the lof'iest
tcnemcnis In the West 5O's. M.nce
pios have been destroyed as II ty
miniature shell hrc. Bottles Of milk
have been upset. a canary was muir
dcrod. Chicken sandwiches disap-
pearcd.
After each such raid the doc RS
were found locked properly, and in
most cases the windows were mac
cessiblo.
II was early this morning that the
murder OF the canary was discovered
in a sixth floor flat at No. 500 West
50th street Tho feathers and bones
OF the bird which had been dragged
through the bars Of it's cage. were
scattered about. Also "A glass OF
strawberry jam had been upset
Van Etten looked at the bird cage
then at the jam, then at the window
sill.
"Rats-do you Think" asked the
bereavcd canary owner.
Never" said Van Ettcn. How dc
you get to the roof"
lie went 10 the roof and scanned
other roofs In all directions. Then nc
went down TO the street and ascendcd
to another roof a block away. And
there he caught his prisoner. McGan-
han, acting as reception committed
for troop Of homing pigeons.
I'm trimming EN-" he said.
Van Ettcn arrested McGauhan and
thirty four pigeons. He says one
pigeon had yellow feather in one
claw and the other smcared with
strawberry jam. The pigeons will he
turned over to the Humane Society.
The evening world., 1919-01-21

to-day the now telephone rates de-
terlnincd by the Postmaster General
was called to the attention OF Attor-
ney General A'twll by the Public
Service Commission, with a request
that proceedings looking to suspen-
sion Of the rates be instituted in the
State Supreme Court.
LANSING, Mich, Jan. 2i.-First
steps TO test the rights of Postmaster
General Burleson to fix long distance
telephone rates In Michigan were
taken to-day by Attorney General
Groesbeck IN filing petitions in cir.
cult Court for an injunction TO pre-
vent the various companies from mt
ting tho new rates into effect.
TRENTON. Jan. 2l.---Having re-
ceivcd Information that its order OF
Yesterday suspendng Postmaster
General Burleson's new telephone
rates is being ignored. the Publicity
Commission o-day instructed its
counsel, l.. Edward Hermann. to an
ply to the court for such action as
will result In tho enforcement OF the
boards orders.
The evening world., 1919-01-21
Quickest Pain Killer on Earth
Mustane Stops All Pain Half the Time it Takes Other
Observation-Disclosures in Five Minutes. Subdues
Inflammatons and Reduces Swellings.
TAKES ONLY ONE SMALL BOX TO PROVE 1T

Don't be downhrarted! Never mind IL
you have tried plasters and liniments
and other things that don't start to
Danish tho pain and agony TIL day after
60. morrow.
II you want to XII pain, get ria Of
nchcs--draw out Inflammation and make
all sgellinRs disappear with amazing
speed. Get a box Of MUSTARGNE right
away.
Chemis, BcEy discovered Mustarlne
He made II Of good. honest, true yellow
mustard--addcd other palm destroying
ingredients out the blister and
astonished the medical profession by Civ
Ing to the world a preparation ten times
better than Grandmother'a good old
fashioned but arty and blistering mus
;ard plaster.
The evening world., 1919-01-21
DOZEN STATES PROTEST
ON U. S. WIRE CONTROL
Say Better and Cheaper Service
VIII Result From Private
Management

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2L-Pro,ests
from dozen state Public Service Com
missions against the Administration
measure extending Government wire
control were presented to-day TO the
liougc Postonice Committee.
Better and cheaper service ".ll re-
suit from private management under
oihclent State Commissions than under
the present control" said Charles r..
Eimquist, representing the National
Association OF Railway and rtllities
Commissions, In offering the protests.
Opposition to the legislation was eS-
pressed In kilograms from the Com
missions of Maine, Rhode Island, llli-
nois, Indiana, New York. Mississippi,
New Jersey. Wisconsin. Minnesota.
Oregon. Nevada, Tennessee dni Mchl-
gan, The North Dakota Commission
favored merger Of wired under Gov
crnment control, but suggested that
states retain police powers over tho
utilities
The evening world., 1919-01-21
PALMER ADVISES PROMPT
Presentation OF CLAIMS
Alien Property Custodian Issues
Statement Regarding lnsur-
ance Companies.

The following statement was given
out to- day ut the office OF 4. Mitchell
Palmer, Alien Property Custodian, No
il0 West 42d street:
IAN persons having claims against
enemy insurance companies. which are
being llquldsted by the Alien Property
CuStodian's office, should im/ediately
present their claims to the New York
Trust Company. liquidator. 26 Broad
Street. New York City. for examination
and settlement. Tho companies now in
charge OF the h1uldstor are:
Aachen and Munich Fire Insurance
Company, AK La Chappelle. Germany:
Alllanz Insurance Company. Berlin;
Balkan National Insurance Company,
Soha. Bulgaria; Cologne Reinsurance
Company, Cologne, Germany: First Bull
garian Insurance Company, Rustchuk,
Bulgaria; Frankfort General Insurance
Company. Frankfort on Main. Germany
Frankona Reinsurance Company Frank
fort Main, Germany: Hamburg
Bremen Fire Insurance Company. Ger
many; International Reinsurance Com
pany, Ltd, Vienna. Austria: Mannheim
Insurance Company. Mannheim. Ger
many; Mercury Reinsurance Company
Cologne; Minerva Retrocession and Re
insurance Company, Cologne; Munich
ikelnSuIhhCe NoHpHny, Munlcn, l'fuS-
sian Life Insurance Company. Berlin I:
Nord DeutsChc Insurance Company
Hamburg; Prussian National Insura nee
Company, Stettin, Germany; South Ger
man Reinsurance Company, Munich
Swiss National Insurance Company
BaSlc, Switzerland.
Mr. Palmer calls attention to the fac
that in case any claim is not settled anC
discharged before the assets OF tn,
companies are transferred to the dcpoSi
tary the claimant stil has rights. under
Section OF the Trading with tn,
Enemy Act, but II will be easier for him
| to adjust and settle his claim with IN,
| liquidator than through the process o
| ha
The evening world., 1919-01-21
lCIDS IN STOMACH
| CAUSE INDIGESTION
Create Gas, Sourncss and Pain.
How TO Treat

Medical authorities state that nearly
sne-tenths OF the cases OF Atomach trou-
IL, Indigestion, sourncss, burning. gas
foatine. nausea. etc, are due TO an eN-
ksa Of hydrochloric acid 10 the stomach,
hd not. as some believe, to lack Of di-
kstive Juices. The delicate stomach lln !.
kr Is irritated. dlgeesaion Is delayed and
bod sours. causing the disagreeable symp-
,ma which every stomach sufferer knows
} well
lArtifTciai dlgesients are not needed In
lch cases and MAJ do real harm. Try
ty1ng aside all digestive aids and Instead
u from any druggist few ounces OF
nsurated Magnesia and take a teaspoon
III IN a quarter glass OF water right after
Ating. This swestens the stomach, pre-
tnts the formation ~ excess aid and
here ~ no sOuruese, gas or pain.
,isurated MaEnes.a ttn powder or tablet
,rm--never liquid or Mix Is harmless to
as stomach. inexpensive TO take and II
he most efficient form Of maEncSa FOR
tomach purposes. II Is used by thousands
4 people who enjoy their meals with no
sore fear Of Indigestion. --Advt
The evening world., 1919-01-21
ONLY MEDICINE
MADE FROM fruit.
Extraordinary success Which
"Fmit.a.tiVes" Has Achieved

One reason Why "Fruit-a-tives'
is so extraordina successful in
giving relief to those suffering with
Constipation, Torpid Liver. Indt9cs.
fion. chronic Headaches, Neuralgia,
Kidney and Rlddder Troubles,
Rheumatism, PAIN In nc Back,
Ecscma and other Skin Affections,
is because II is the only medicine In
the world made FROM fruit juices.
These Fruit LiUcr Tablets" are
composed OF the medicinal principles
found in apples, oranges, figs an1
prunes together with tie nerve
tonics and antiseptics.
soc. a box, 8 for $3.50, trial size 25c.
At dealers or from FRUIT-A-TIVES
Limited. oGDENSBURG. n. Y.-Advt.