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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-14
U. s. WON'T PARLEY
WITH LSHEWKI
Lansing Declares Government
Will Ignore Conference At
tended by Reds
DENIES CHANGE OF POLICY

Washington. Nov. ll.--Thc United
States Government is hostile to any
project contemplating II compromise
with the BolShcvists, it was made
known by the highcst authority at th"
State Department. and will not pHrtirl
pa any difference to which Russian,
Bolshevist representatives arc admitted.
whether sue conference involves the
Baltic states. merely. or the whole of
Russia.
Secretary Lat ing emphasized the
statement that the soviet govern
ment Of Russia is faithloss and tr"ach.
erous. and that Nicolai Lcuinc had de
clarcd agreements entered into by the
BolshevistS would not be observed, and
that if an effort should be- made to rc-
vive the Prinkipo conference proposed
during the earlier sessions of the peace
conference. and to incudc all ltu~~iun
factions. the BoShcviSts HS well a> al
lied and associated powers representa-
tives, the United States would not taxi"
part in it.
Mr.. Lansing Indicated that the pol
icy of tine United states in respect
to Russia is the Same policy de-
clared several months ago. when this
government invited all nations to out
law the BolshcviSt regime in Ru~Sin
There had been no exchange of views
between the State Department and the
British Government ON any new Rus
sian policy. either before or since Pre- F-
mier LLOYD George. of Great Britain,
last Saturday declared in a speech,
after referring to the failure of the
Prinkipo project:
II hope the time i, not distant when
the powers will be able to renew that
attempt with better prospects "i sue
cess"
II was added at the state Depart
ment that Frank l.. Polk. under Sorre
tary, rcprpScnting the United states on
the supreme council Of the Peace Con
ference i'm Paris. had not discussed the
Russian situation. On Tn" contrary,
Mr.. Polk has informed the stat" pc
partmcnt that he has refused t" dis
cuss the Russian problem.
There is no prospect, il was stated
of early recognition Of the i'mNk TOY
ernmeut and there is no other govern
ment in Russia containing any promise
whatever of representing the whole ma
tion, as General Dcnikin. the toSsark
leader in the south, and General judHn
ich. the "whitc.' or anti EiolShcvist
leader i'm the northwest. both have
recognized the higher authority of the
Omsk Government although neither Is
In position to take orders from ana
to CO. operate closely with Admiral Nol-
chak, it was stated.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-14
LLOYD GEORGE DENIES
TREATING WITH REDS

p.o,,,ior Il,vd
Lonhoh, NoEi II 90 Cor,rnor.
george Salu III INV ii" .i, n III.
that no person at aug ,,iodr, ,,,lio r,ad
behat or WIN ms "m"m ,,.n.a-, ,,,- +;,,os
intervieWea hoIS"eNirC p,a,,c,ntiatio,g
IN oraer tn !rHIll w n,,n,,od amJ ,,n"n
Ior peace in's"' w
What terinS'
The premier announced lnat II was
proposed TO car al an rnrE biaL Ga[' a., %m
nternatlonai rohleTTur'' al ,,,,i. mn,,H tnI
ministers or tie a,IirI ""I "'>nOr%,,, o,;,,,.,
powSrS Hi,SHat St .In''I, .La P,,oo C,o,r"rcnco
prople'iE WYNN fnnd ''it ;+solf "na7,Ic to sot
az a. SeI nn~ m"~ r,hich rJTI WAS IN" nrohIem Of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-14
EVENING PUBLIC GER-rHILA DELPHIA +

were rapidly approaching Omsk. Ad-
miral kolchak was still there, however,
and the fate of the place would only
be- decided as the result of the battles
be fought shortly in front
of the city.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-14

clincd to take action on communica =
tions purporting to come from hostile
countries through irresponsible agcn-
cics and he thought it inadvisablc 80
depart from this practice.
lie admitted that the BClshcvsts
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-14

aries were already using the present
strife in Russia to strengthen their
influence.
Referring to the so.caIlcd peace nd .
vices sent by the Bolshcvists, Lloyd
George said the Allies had always de-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22
REPORT SlNN ,FEIN
PRESIDENT IN u. S.
Announcement Made I'm New York
That rruf Edward dc Valera
VIII Appear soon In Public,

NEW YORK. juno ~ - M
nouncrmsnt was made here today
that Prot Edward de valera, pres.
ldent ~ tho Irish sinn fien republic,
had landed In America and would I've
in Row york city Sunday Apart
ments have been engaged for the
slim fcin leader ~ tho Waldorff-
Astoria by Dc Valera's secretary.
Do valera left the Briaish isles rs
days ago. according 10 Harry J~,Bo.
land hls secretary and f. now In
secluSion Ia this country. His mis-
sion To America was made IN the
hope nf obtaining official recognition
OF tho Irish republic by tho United
States government
shortly after tho news WIS made
public hero today that Prof de Va
lcrp ia lu thiB country = Csbl" mes
Flgo from Frank = Walsh in PART
halted theadcparture ~ John A.
Murphy Of Buffalo, n Y for france
aboard the liner EgpaEne Mr.
Murphy waa 60 have Joined the
American mission IN behalf Of Ire
land
Roland s1id n WAS not yet known
how long DO Valera planned 20 re-
main In mo United States hut that
hc expected coon 20 "a 20 Washing.
ton
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22
No Time for Flippancy
The Water Situation Deserves Careful and Earnest
Attention of Every Loyal Citizen of Tulsa.
my A SPECIAL CoRREspoNrENf)

preparing for columns
bc deemed srAl interest
viii he constructive character and will attempt 10
available data viii be used and missatnen viii
un % VIII VIII @ W @ n ' , -, doYs n,a n. rs npon as ,he most
dependable available the writer.
articles That the opposition to the bond
" matter OF serious interest to The public incomphcnbe
intended those who take the function cionSp
do Juvenile journalism will he hn6rcd
the opponents Of the bond issue in
but the hand force that conclusion , -, ,,,-
attitude perfectly opposition Is empcrnmenn Being
forced by temperament into oppo this as to every bond ssG ]
position This acn3 for nch oonCss IN statements S ,s ana
public askcdfo constructive plccc building
,n,, mSTa n, ,lI ", wv A. them 10 hrn honcsuy and fairly
Tho ought he done ehou tho
ne ready do IT, az some reasonable sacri
YER, had family drink the
all and he knows r," unfit to oo with or Sa,r @ I'm S m I'VE
formed boilers and rcarts the industrial growth OF
done he to he shown Just what tat soncthng Is
concrete proSsluoh 90 VOC ,p,s
Ne wants him arrive decision Joking
bga aSo@ NOT or ,s"s .dnc6ody
whether spayinaw wntrr Is actually tho hc aysl
able nearer Supply which Is r"sonAb, ade
auatca audi good
wero d M ,on worEIpg tpcD know hrr business
whether inc ,incr 40 Irc,s .rc,hc,
,hc at oabc lie wants 20 know whether good water
bond issue bad T% without the bond Issue VT" be
,ce questions ana oi'rs WI ne anINer' m detail k1
sources Tor Information VIII be cited as Tar as phe
made 60 render the community real service
od ncusons he dctan They MI
m the imperative nr Of voting the bonds nnd bringing spanaw
"fi fGo % burden OF proof bond right ne
share day the Information We have she5e Ihe
igsornnt You owe 20 your city your family and yourself TO
investigate with an open nino-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22
Former Minister of La
Dor Succeeds Scheide-
mann as Premier.
ERZBERGER IS SECOND
Armistice Commissioner
Vice Premier; Mueller
Foreign Head.
GET READY FOR ACCEPTANCE
Plans Are Being Com
pleted for Signing of
Peace Terms.
AMERICANS ARE ALL READY
Force of 225,0OO Picked
Men Waits Word to
Start March.
GET READY FOR ACCEPTANCE
ARE ALL READY

BERLIN. June ~ "A new Ger
man cabinet has been formed un-
der the premiership OF Herr Bauer,
formerly minister Of labor. with Or.
Herman Mueller, the majority
socialist leader. as minister OF for
eign affairs
The other members Of the cabinet
are:
Minister Of the Interior - Dr.
Eduard David.
Minister Of Finance and Vice Pre-.
mier-- Matthias Erxberger
Minister Of Economlos--Herr wis
sell.
Minister Of Labor-Herr schiick..
Minister OF the Treasury---Herr
Meyer.
Minlstsr ofposis and TeieEraphs-.
Herr Giesbertz.
CHIEF OF the Colonial ottios--pr
Minister o National Defense
Minister Of Food--Dr. Schmidt. 2
No appointment has been made
TO the ministry Of Justice.
Herr Meyer. the new head of the
! treasury department. IL native OF
Kauffburn, Bavaria.
Herr Bauer. the new premier. ~
socialist and held the post OF
miniFter of Ia bor.
In the course OF his official duties
he has had much 10 do with the
striking workmon and recently
brought about a settlement of mo
general strike In Berlin.
Doctor Mueller has become one OF
the leaders Of the majority social
iHig since tho revolution He was
n KanFln ls4 -. A.
In recent speech Doctor Mueller
declared that the former German
emperor was not wanted In Ger
many and that no belongs IN
pathological Ward"
The name NJ EduArd David has
been linked with that OF Phillip
Scheidcmann a. one OF the leaders
OF the German socialist party In the
retchstEg since hefafe the war.
From 1918 10 the tinis of the revo.
-ution lAnt November Doctor David
In his speeches In the reichstag OPP
posed war OF conquest by Ger
many
Doctor David was q member OF
The original German delegation 10
the peace conference. but retired in
favor Of Herr LandShcrg on account
Of ~ health
Matthias ErzhcrEer was head OF
The German armistice Commission
and Il one ~ the leaders OF the CEN
trist or clerical party
The famous reichsthE peace reso-
luton. adopted In July 1917. and
declaring for peace without annex
alton or Indemnity" was the work
OF Er1bergor
Gustsve Noske became n leading
figure IN German politics under tho
republican, government hei Mp IN
Germany by Friedrich Ebert as
president Herr Noske wha a storm
center early IN the year because ot
his drastic measures as minister of
defense IN putting down tho Sparta
can uprlglnRH
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22
Carranza and Villa Partisans
Get News of Policy to BE
Pursued by Il. S.
"WATCHFUL WAITING" GOES
"Watchful Preparedness" Is
Adopted and Forces Are
Kept Ready.
CoURlERS CARRY TELEGRAM
Agents Go Into Mexico An
nouncing That Punishment
Awaits New Raid.

EI. PASo, June Interest In
MeTiesr developments. which waA
begiHulng TO wans after week Of
excitement across the Rrio Grande.
was revived todhy Ivy tho publica.
ton OF an Associated Press dispatch
from Washington -outlining the new
Mexican policy.
CArranzh aud Villh part itans were
alarmed at the new attitude of tho
American government toward Mex
leo and courier was sent 90 Nilla'A
camp as soon az the afternoon edi.
tions appeared containing the Wash
ington dispatch II was also sent
10 IaureZ for the Information OF
General Gonzales and his staff and
many mining companies having in
terests In Meriun telekraphed u to
their representatives in the In.
terror.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22
"wATCHrJL WAITING"
POLICY ABANDONED.

WASH HgNGTON. June ei.--Rscsnt
developments along the southern
border and within Mexico itself. n
was learned officially today. have
brought a radical change IN the at.
titude OF this government toward
Mexico. II can he stated on positive
authority that "watchful waiting
has been discarded for ''watchtul
preparedness
The war derartrrrt has perfect
cd plans TO throw a punitive eNpedi-
tion of adequate strength across tho
Rio Grande the moment official
word In received u reprtals on the
part OF Villa for the .niarez ircl.
dent. or in case OF other contin-
Rencies 10 hiring the Mexican situa.
tion again 10 stage approaching
the crisis Of last Suriay orders
for tho Advancement ~ this column.
however, Il was said would bo ac-
companied by instruction for the
military occupation or territory
necessary To insure the safety OF
tho expedition and absolute pro.
lection NJ the bordeT through the
creation OF neutral sone south ~
Depends on Course
Further -movcmer OF the eNpe-
ditlon woold depend entirely on
subsequent developments
Military observers here place little
credence In tho reports that villa
has abandoned his offensive to the
north Economic Es wei nH military
necessity Il was pointed out. call
for the elimination ~ the CarranIa
garriaos now stationed ~ the nanks
Of the territory Vna now controls
and for possession Of pripclpai
frontier entry port which would give
the rebel chieftafn fresh sinews Of
war In the shape of customs duties
and equipment
situation Serious
So serious Is tho condition faced
by President Cs srranza that he is
said 10 be bcnfing every effort 20
secure the diS,ct support ~ the
United states IN maintaining his
power This 1ccording 10 officials
here, accounts forg TIE orse with
which the Junrez incident was
closed One or the principal pur-
poses ~ The recent visit "a wash
ington of Gens raj Candido Aguilar,
son-in- law ~ the president and a
member of hi~' cabinet. d, IS declared.
was 20 secure this support by the
United States, General Aguiiar was
AZ cording to report. 20
settle the oil question ard other mat
ters that have caused friction be
tween the countries
Members ~ tho Arliuar mission
also confcrrc,l Win representa- tivcs
OF an oil company IN Washington
and u is saitl they viii Fce repre-
Henthtives ~ the company next week
in New York
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22
One Killed, One Fatal
ly Injured in the.
Fighting.
MANY ARRESTS MADE
Large Number of Rioters
Taken Into Custody by
Military Force.

WINNIPEG. Manitoba. June I'll
winnipeg strike-torn since May IS.
Ia under martial law tonight. After
fighting this afternoon between
thousands of strikers and the city
and provincial police, In which one
man was killed. another Injured
probably fatally aud more than n
score hurt, Mayor Chatles = GRAY
formally turned over the city 10 the
protection of the federal military
forces
General II. d. u Retchen an
nounced tonight stat he had taken
full charge Of the situation. At z
o'clock riotinE had ceased and the
victims OF the fighting were In hos
piials Scores Of alleged rioters are
In custody.
Riot RcsnltA
Three Incidents. taking place In
quick succession In mid-afternoon.
precipiiatcd the most turbulent
scenes In the history of Winnipeg
Several thousand strikers and, strik.
sympathizcrs. including returned
soldiers. were participating In a "si-
lent parade. a street car attempted
to penetrate the crowd on Main
street Some OF the pAradere become
openly hostile and when mounted
police endeavored To clear the tho
roughfare the parade was turned
info a riot.
For nearly Ho hours scarlet
riders. reinforced by returned sol
diers. constables and policemen,
fought the rioters. The mounted po-
lice fired at the men who attacked
them and sought To pull them from
their horses. Mike Sokolwoki,
registered alien, fell dead with a
bullet In his heart
Men In tho crowd attacking the
police also brought weapons into
play. A returned soldier waS
wounded In the knee and an on
locker was shot In tho thigh.
Fifteen other casualties were re-
ported. Scores of police and pedes-
trians were struck by bricks. clubs
and other missiles. trampled hy
horses or knocked down by the mob.
As soon as the military took
charge, order replaced chaoh Arm
ored cars and troops with fixed bayo-
nets made their appearance. The
crowds began TO disperse,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22
The World Calls
Charles Pages Hand

The World accused Charles Page Of being tax
dodgcr Hc declares that he paid $3l,25O in state,
county school dura and city taxes in the city of Tulsa
for the year of. The World stated that, far a8 it
was able 20 as. ain from the records he only paid
$1l O2o f0rau asrs If he will leave his tax receipts
with O u Leoua. q a. the Exchange National bank any
time during Monday, Tuesday Wednesday or any other
day where they be- examined by representative of
The World this Newspaper will gladly publish the
rect figures shown thereon together with the property
covered in the sarge. We have desire and
necessity for devang from the truth i'm the matter of
Mr. Pages taxes and will 90 further and publish
his income tax return to the government if he will leave
it with Mr. Leonard for examination and investigation.
Now come on, Mr.. Page call your bluff We will
be glad 10 publish your tax receipts in fun and then
there will be no further argument about the figures
at least
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22
Armenia
Where y Armenia and the
NpnraEaat

1. where y Armenia and the
Near.Esst2
Armenia lies between the
Black Sea. and ne gaupttnF
stretching south IN y sharp
snele and north IN q curve
which cmAsrR ces the Armenian
provinces of the C1ucausas.
captured 1,y the Russians in the
lsst century The Soar Fast
campriseI Armenia. Syria. Ara
bic Asia. Minor. Palestine and
EEypt
2 What .is their gn,crnnfrnta
The dsupotism ~ Turkey who
until the signing bf tho Minis
ticc rulsu an the ~Nslr Vast.
save Egypt Armenia had
small advisory body I0 which
the Turks ip 1910 sent three
separate lemhl ssies In n vain af-
tempt tn persuade tho Armcn-
isns 10 declare themselves ono.
mics OF tho allies Now. there
is mo- government whatsoever
mvO where tho British have
taken control
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22
GONPERS IS AGAIN CHOSEN
HEAD Of LABOR FEDERATION

ATLANTIC CITY, n J.. June I'll
samuel Gompers was today re
elected president OF the American
Federation of Labor IN convention
here Mr. Gompers In q speech, said
.ne selection wns American laoof 3
.nswer 70 It's traducers and oppon-
tnig
When the delcFates arose 10 their
,tsl 10 cheer the veteran workmen 2
eAder. James Duncan Of seattle, me
only delegates who voted mo- and
trsrey Grow OF Los Angeles, and
0'her so-eslled radical leaders re
mained settled. The proposition ot
.nese, however. was small. The CON
shhor. prior 20 the election. Noled
y Cooperate with the workers ot
Japan 70 aE 20 assist them In or
.hhing In order that there might
better understanding betw6en
Wv workingrHen ~ the United sld'eS
40 Japan Frank Morrlsion was re-
Nse'ed secretary.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22
Intened German Fleet Sunk
By Officers in English Port
Resolution BY Knox
Is FdUOred bB Hays;
GiDe Time on League


rSEw YORK, June 72--wtn
II HAYS. chairman Of tho rerub-
lican national committee. via In
the city last night from washing-
ton. Asked about tho Knox raSo-
luton for n heparaie oonsidera-
ton OF tho league of nations cove
rant and the peace treaty. he
said.
"Of course, am far the Knox
resolution. The American people
Will not stand for this sign here
attitude That Is tho way they
mako mortgages our senators
are simply insisting that tho client
IL entitled 10 consider the con.
tents OF his own contract and Just
what u will entail The cIIzon.
shin ~ America is tho client THAT
is an that is involved In tho Knox
resolution"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22
AMERICAN ARMY
READY TO MARCH.

WASH ING TON, June 1i---Army
officials here said today the Ameri-
can army now preparing 10 advance
into Germany could operate as an
entity separste from lis homo base
for a year or more. II circumstances
should require They declared thk
force ~ 226.0O0 men probably was
tho best equipped that ever had been
assembled.
The personnel was described as
practically hand picked" wi,h
equipment ~ The most modern tyne.
Great depots situated In me area be.
mind the Cohlenz bridgehcRd were
filled with tho best og The reeerve
supply Of each division detached and
returned 90 the United States be-
fore the remaining surplus was con-
rcn'raJed fprther IN tho rear for ais.
posal
In the event NJ IN advance. u IL
Tho opinion here fNat tho First and
Second divisions will BOO Tho active
CONTINUED oN rAGF rURgE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22
HOUSE COMMITTEE
DEFEATS BE.ER BILL.

wAsHINGTON. June 2i,--A pro-
posed amendment TO the pending
prohibition enforcement bill giving
the president authority to repeal tho
wartiwe prohibit. m act, insofar as
Il affects the sale OF light wines and
beer. was defeated today by the
house judiciary committee. 10 toS.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22
GERMANS FORM CABINET UNDER BAUER
Winnipeg Under Martial
Law After Strike Riots
THE WEATHER

TULSA, oklP; June 2l M.Iimum.
80 minimum. IL south winds clear
OKLAHOMA sunday aud Monday
cloudy probably showers
LOUISIANA ARK ANaAS AND
EAST TEXAS; SUNDAY and MondAy
cloudy, scattered abowers
WEST TEXAS. Sunday and Monday
partly elondy 10 cloudy.
KANSAS. Unsettled but generally
far Sunday and Mondlv with probably
showers IN east portion SUNDAY not
much change In temperature
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22
NO CONCLUSION
REACHED on PALMER

WASHINGTON. June 81. No con
cluitnn was reached today by tho
senate judiciary sub committee which
met In executive session to discuss
further procedure IN the considera-
ton OF the nomination OF Attorney
General Palmer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22
WIRE BRIEFS
AMERICANS IN RUSSIA
LEAVE BIuEST FOR HOME.

BREST, June 2i---Amoricau troops
that returned from Archangel on the
steamer Gar laBt week are leaving
tonight for the United States on the
American army transport Won Steu-
ben, One offfr-sr ia being detained,
here for court martial.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22
STATE OF SIEGE
IN MUNSTEK.

nv The Associated Pr.ss
. COBbENZ. June 21.--A state of
siege has been declared in the dis
trict of Munster. in westphalia,
northeast OF Cologne. because OF
spartacan distu Dances. according to
inforBation reaching American
headquarters here.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22

"A. DETROIT, June 2l.-.-ttrut VII
sean +. Baer. an army aviator sta
ssun'd ar Ellington field. Houston.
"a KILLED when his airplane fell
T Del Rio, according TO a mes
Gtse from tho field commandant 10
aV'a'ors relatives Baer.s home
va a. Wheeling, W. Va
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22
NTTTT rs ASKED
TO FORM MINISTRY.

ROME. June ei-King Victor
Emmanuel has requested Francesca
MIL a former minister Of the treas
ury. 20 form a cabinet. the Glronale
d'ItaliA announces seml-offl lcia!ly.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22

ltCviee Naval Bill
WANltlNGTON, June 2i .. Re
Vision ~ the naval appropriation
bill was completed today by tho
senate naval committee Witch or
fered ~ reported The hiu author.
iyed. appropriation ~ about f63O.-
900 600 as compared with t6OL6OO.-
900 voted by the house