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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-24
YeEditorN Mods
H. kJolts ar,d Jcsfs
- Slipped Past
RS4The Bl4ac Pencil

Bill Powell. stage boss Of the Lyric
theater, is responsible for this tale about
AL Tillet, stage carpenter with the Mutt
ana Jeff show.
"Al quit the company four years ago
said Bill. 'He said he was going to
this year. | asked him what the rea-
son was.
"'Blil, Al told me, It was hard luck
that brought me back. I bought some
Florida land with orange trees, A frost
Killed my crop Then Invested In a
'ouhle of hundred fine chickens. The
'urned snakes down there ate every
aSt one of them, Last year | went to
Arkansas and bought some razorback
hogs to eat up those snakes And I'm
on the read while they clean EN- out,
I'm hoping that some day before long
can go back and settle down
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-24
WHY. CHARLIE

Charlie Garibaldi is telling a story
about the woman who was Inspecting
her negro washerwonan's fourteenth
child
whats his name, ,Mandy?" she
asked.
"Judias Iscariot,' came tho answer.
"Why, Mandy said her employer,
wherever did you get A name like
thAtf'
'''Out'n de Bible, Missy responded
the negro, An hits Jes de right name
To- him, too"
DO YOU know what the Bible says
about Judas Iscariet %
"Tas'm. Hit say twas hettah ef he
nevah been hawnsd, and dat's les why
| named him dat"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-24
BRITISH LABOR VIEWS
UPHELD BY HENDERSON

LONDON (via ottawa, Oct. 24.-The
attitude Of British labor is upheld ny
Arthur Henderson, labor leader in the
house OF commons, discussing labor's
imperial policy In the periodical Over
seas.
Labor Is certainly not a little Eng
lander In the sense of being indifferent
ID a potential utility of this great al
lance of free states which the empire
In its best aspect implies, he writes.
Labor stands in all its traditions for
the principles which made the real
strength Of the empire, namely, concili-
ation through self-goyernment.'
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-24
WARNS AGAINST USE OF
SACCHARlN FOR SUGAR

WASHINGTON Oct. 24.-warning to
the public against the use of s~accharin
as a substitute for sugar during the
present shortage on the ground that 1t
Is a harmful drug and may involve a
menace to health, Is made by the bu-
reau Of chemistry of the department Of
agriculture in a statement issued.
The bureau OF chemistry. the state
ment said, now is aiding in the prose-
cutlon of a large st. Louis concern
which makes saccharin for the alleged
violation OF the food and drugs act.
The attempt to exploit the shortage
OF sugar and create a demand for sac
charm for use in the place Of sugar"
the statement added. lis an endeavor
to capitalize the public's lack of knowl-
edge OF the properties of the substi-
tuIa -
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-24
MISSION BACK
FROM TRIP TO TURKEY

PARIS, Oct. 2i-Ths members Of the
Paris this morning from Constantinople.
All the members Of the party were well,
none having suffered any Ill effects from
the rather strenuous experiences of the
mission in parts of the Ottoman emf
pire, !,
az the mission, will sail for New York
early in November after conference with
members of the American peace delega-
tion here
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-24
BAR MILITARY DRILLS IN
GERMAN PUBLIC SCHOOLS

MAYENCE, Germany, oct "a (By
the Associated Press3-Military drills
In the public schools Of the occupied
area Of Germany have been prohibited
AT a recent meeting in Mayence OF the
interAllied committee OF administration
Of the Rhine territories a resolution was
adopted forbidding drills of a military
nature In the public schools Of the zones
occupied by allied troops until such
Germany provided for III the treaty Of
peace may be taken up and decided
definitely by the interallied commission,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-24
MESSAGE TO AMERICA
FROM FlUME PUBLISHED

ROME. Oct. GA message to Amer.
lea from Capt. Gabrielle 4 Annvnxlo,
leader Of the Italian irregular, troops
which are holding Fune, Is printed in
newspapers here u bears the date OF
Oct. ~ and was brought from Fiume
oct. ~ by whitney warren, the Amer
loan architect, who went to that city
early IN october to offer his services
to Cant, d'Annunsio,
Eight paragraphs OF the message
were suppressed by the censor.
The remainder Of the appeal addresses
Americans as "~brothers'l and implores
their help for Fiume, which. the mes
sage says, is fighting for liberty,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-24
CAlLLAUX TRIAL DATE
SET FOR JANUARY ID

PARIS. oct, sL,-1oseph Caillaux.
former premier of France, OF Jan. "A
Is TO face his accusers on a charge OF
intriguing to hiring about a premature
and ~dishonorahle peace with Germany.
This was decided yesterday BY the sen.
ate sitting as a high court. The de-
cision to set the trial for January was
reached by a vote Of 80 to 81,
The high court declined to accede TO
CaiIlaux's request for provisional libs
erty during the campaign for the cham
this question Beng 100 to So Caiiiahx
has announced his candidacy for dep
uty for the department Of Sarthe.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-24
sMAsHEs HIS PLANE.

RENO. New, Oct, Palm making a
forced landing about 10 miles east of
Reno. the De Haviland plane driven. by
Lieut.. W. c. F. Brown was smashed
beyond repair yesterday. Engine trout
bic caused Brown to bring the plane
down and he landed on the rocks.
hurt. The flame was starting on it's
homeward trip to New York and left
here AT 10,3A a m,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-24
E NEED CLOTHES.

MOSCOW, Oct. "a tBy the Assoeiat-
ed Press O-The necessity for collect
ing warm clothing Ter the red army for
the winter campaign Is announced ! n 2
Rolshevik wireless message which states
that these things must come from the
Rourgeoisie, $500
and underclothes from the trunks and
wardrohes Of the Bourgeois flats, SAYS
the dispatch. I'VE must extract eE-
erythine from these repositories which
are suttahla For the front.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-24
ENSIGN ~EXoNERATBD.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2A-Ensign Henry
Erlanser Of the United States naval
reserve force, who recently was court
'martialed on charges OF bribery, today
was honorabls discharged from the
in an order signed by Secretary Of the
Navy Daniels, attorneys for Erlanger
a~npopnced
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-24
BRISTOL DICTIONARIES
WOULD BAR HUN STUFF

BRISTOL, Tenn, Oct. "a tSplo:-At
a meeting Of the members Of the local
post Of tho American Legion yester-
day a resolution was adopted urging
that the staging OF any ami ali German
performances given under German al.
rection or by German influence should
be prohibited i'm the United states,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-24
SHIP FIRE CONTROLLED.

VANCOUVER, B. c., Oct. 24,--The
fire reported in the hold of the Grand
Trunk steamer Prince Rupert, was un-
der control, according to a wireless mes
sage early today, The steamer left here
last night for northern points, but when
fire broke out in her. hold she put
back, and Is due here today.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-24
FORMER PUBLISHER DIES

NORFOLK, Va. Oct. 2t-s. $, Not,
tlngham. seed 81 years, owner and
publisher of the Norfolk Landmark un.
IN it's consolidation with the Virginia
lowing a brief illness, After his retire
ment as a publisher, Mr.. Nottingham
was elected q member OF the Norfolk
board OF controL
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-24
SHOES HIGH IN STYLE
AND HIGHER IN COST

CHICAGO, Oct. 2A-Shees will be
high N style and higher in price dur
ing the coming winter and spring,
SPEAKERS predicted at the mjdwinter
conference OF the, western Association
Of Shoe wholesalers, John u. Wilder.
ono Of the speakers, said hieh prices
were due 10 lack OF raw material and
wscarcity Of help.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-24
skRseR SHARPNESS.

The danderdine dodge having failed
TO diskuade the commuter- re porter from
moving TO Memphis, the Bartlett bar
her Is about TO make an offer Of y free
eoTncnh pipA.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-24
TORNADO KILLS MAN.

MACON, Ca. oct. GA tornado
that struck Wilkes county yesterday
afternoon is reported to have killed one
mar aud wrecked a number OF houses.
A series of electrical, wind and rain
storms broke over Middle Georgia in
the Afternoon and Ugh
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-24
IN LONDON.

LONDON. oct. et.-king Alfonso II
Spain, who arrived IN London last
night from Paris, passed the forenoon
today in receiving and PAYING csils.
The king was given an ovation
wherever he appeared in puhes
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-24
DON'T az A elkER.

We don't Ike 10 say mean things,
but IL you have a dollar in your pocket
tvr the litla thread savings bank, when
you're asked to jdin the Red Cross,
dent have 10 read our column any
moro.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-24

We Just don't understand it-how It
happened that sheriff Perry and his
dspS failed 70 take to duress vile 81
least one gambler or bootlegger in the
city Wednesday night
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-24
4 Q e ANSWER.

All, politics. Jack Rocco made an
affidavit regarding Prof. George Macon
and that night In a speech Prof, Macon
referred TO Jack as that l6vable liar"
And Jack an automobile salesman!
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-24
T~ENNEssEAN L

WASHINGTON. Oct 24,-The name
Of Lieut.. Robert B. Gilhreath. Columbia
Tenn, is among those reported killed
in action In a casualty list issued BY
the war department
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-24
SHAME ON TOM,

We are . ltttle bit pecved today at
our good friend, Tom Stratton In
m%shtinninS the p%romintnt people he
saw At tho prize fight he utterly ioxSot
to include ue.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-24
Lar us nE

with SO many oil gushers spoutink
In R~urkburnett and Caddo field, let us
Be thankful that castor oil is squeezed
from the castor bean
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-24
SINCE JULY l..

This country may have gone dry on
July |, but our guess Is that the month
IT October has not heard Of II.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-24
YOU eEr.


Just because q man happens to have
pink eve, that's no sign he cant see
q dream In blue,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-24

II a man could overhesr his wife
prsisins him a. the card club and com
pare that with what she tells him at
home, he'd be convinced that he was
a sure enough Dr. Jakyl and Mr. Hyde.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-24
The Public Be SeyUed
DUGGIE.

Douglas Fairbanks frst playthlnk
vas a jumping jack-Cartoons Mara
zine.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-24

N'' 80 49,
-
Because the man who runs the Phoe
nix had u~nthoughtedly filled the pre-
gram up with prize fights the other
night u perpetual candidate didn't
have u fair chance to tell the boys all
he had on mind,
Next week, though, another DeSoto
county citizen toullud) is going to scrap
smother man Of the same race. 80 may
be II our candidate will agree 10 come
back We can call It Mississippi night,
And then he can finish his speech and
tell US why he opposes a high tax rate
>
And explain how he's going TO make
the street ear Company cut out The
skinsa-stop and how he hates that old
six cents y ride,
And let us IN on how he's going Ia
get us some telephone service,
And how the gas company will have
10 walk owe his body 20 get to those
higher rates.
or why he thinks policemen should
be policemen and not collectors,
And then he a wind up his eve.
J ming gestures by recitine Gen Coxey'l
poem. u Was Born to Rum"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10
MERCHANTS RESUME
TRADE EXCURSIONS
dospri ~ Co-opraiion Wiii Re
sprrad ~ Result ~ Action 'TNLcn
last Night by Ns-ociation.
AUTO SHOW IS INDORSED
Every Possible Ala Ia Enterprise IL
Ia Hr Given by Itctni%r---I,us-
ipc-s rrbsIHsir Declared Good.

Excursions throuRs Tulsa terri.
tory fur IA" purpose of spreading ths
gospel NJ cooperation viii be- 70.
sumed this spring hy the Tulsa RE.
tail Meiohtnts association n was
announced last might at the regular
quarterly meeting In the chamber
~ commerce rooms These cNcur.
siuns, suspruded because ~ the war.
are expected to cover u srehter ter
ritory uui he made more effective
In every wy than ever before.
Tho HSHucutiun also voted = unnn.
lmuus indurHuWcnt ~ the third an
nttl Tulsa automobile show 90 he
held February 9. e. . and a. Promise
~ cooperation IN every way war
given. even tn the donation of show
window space 20 rNhih.is
Secretary Hdy-unr report for inr,
year showed that Tulsa merchants
prospcied iu spite uf wHr conditions
Evoryuno was optlmiSiic over tho
prospect ~ nix husincas m 1919. l.
T. Ahhou. VI e. Hale l."c L,Nor-
ing g. ~ Douglass Bcorgr T. l.my.
T. = Hutchinson, Ice Is unsmtn. T.
NJ Hohm being among the speak crs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10
Cancellation Board Is Named
in Strike of Marine Workers

plichble 10 all marine haf bur eduip-
ment not under government control
WAstlNOTON. jan. 2 -Officia Il
of the war and navy department
railroad administration and the ship
ping board. after conferences today
on the New work harbor strike sit.
uation announced that they had
formulated definite plan of action
which Mould be put into effect IN.
less thd strike " ended within a
reasonable" period. Tho action de-
tctmined upon was not fuadc pub
lie. but u was stated that a prO-
longed interruption OF tho move
men, OF supplY to Europe would
not he permitted.
The war labor board having failed
In its efforts to settle the dispute, "
Lett iauck. its secretary. came here
tonight from New YORK 20 confer
tomorrow With Secretary Wpson
and lIush l.. kerwin. chief ~ Tho
labor departments huronu " con-
ciliatlon TO discuss plans for n fhr-
ther effort 90 secure the htccnianC"
OF n husis ~ settlement Tor the
strike
Railroad administration officials
said employees of tho administration
ON strike have no grievance lyt are
out for purely sympathetic reasons
These officials de-.nred the gov
ernment H. bclrE used ~ a club to
force u settlement of the cUntro-
'efsi. 4
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10
ENGLAND NAMES DELEGATES
ON SUPREME FOOD COUNCIL

LONDON Jun. g-Thc asaoclated
soyernhenis have decided To estab-
lish stifeme war council consist
Ing OF two representatives each OF
frnnre, Italy. the United States and
Ureh Britain, according to an of
hcial statement tonight. 10 deal with
the questions ~ food. finance and
sMppinR resources with relation 10
rcvlctualling hnd supplying hbcr.
uted and enemy territory and Ia 90.
ordinate such wupk With that done
for allied ana neutral countries
AZ the request ~ The war cabinet.
the earl ~ Reading and Sir John
h"nle. Will. for the time being. rep
resent Great britain Thoy will start
Tor PARIS Immediately Herbert e.
Hoover ana hoffman Davis viii rep
resent the United states aud Eticnne
'icmentsS the French minister Of
commerce aud NJ Nllgrhn. France
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10
DEFENSE MADEAGAlNST FOE
Hitchcock Says Purpose Was
to Protect Allied interests
IN War With Huns.
NON. INTERFERENCE URGED
Borah Says Let Internal A.
fairs Alone; France Says
Invasion lnexcusable."

WASIilNGTON, Jan . Opera
ton ot American troops In Russia
was defyndcd ana criticised today In
the senate, hall a dorm senators
participating v n vigorous debate
which continued several hours
senator Hitchcock. chairman OF
tho foreign relations committee.
opened the discussion 10y delivering
prepared speech Ia rcpl, 10 recent
addresses OF Senators Johnson 10
California and Ia Toilette ~ Wis
consin, republicans, who had sharply
criticised retention Of American sol
diers on Russian soil Senators
J Johnson Borsh ot Idaho and Franco
OF Maryland, republicans. replied to
Mr., Hitchcock and Senators swan.
son Of Virginia ana King ~ Utah
democrats defended tho admins
urauon's course
Chairman Hitchcock justified In.
tcrvcption In Russia, denounced the
hoNheVik gOvcrpment aa pro- Ger
NAH, and dcclntcd that The cxpedi-
lions In both northern Russia and
siberia were purely defrnsiNe ana
entirely friendly 20 the loyal Russ
sian people.
Reports of fighting by American
forces In Russia have been grossly
exaggerated" said senator Hitch
eock, Hs only l26 Americans have
bees killed since tho landing at
Ardhangel From Nladivostok to
the Trial mountains. he said. there
has been no fighting for months.
ana the intcr-allicd forces have
been received 10y the Russian people
with open armH"
senator Rorah IN reply opposed
lONTINl. Ed on rAnE TIlKLE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10
BUEN0S AIRES CLASH
KILLS OR HURTS $50
Hattie brtwccn Troops and ssr,krr,
ncurs Mllowi',s General strike
Called by Unions.
CITY COMPLETELY TIED UP
Industry Paraiysrd ~ 10000 Join IN
Opc-Day Walk k-out---liu.incssa
Foroxi 90 stop

HtENDH AIRES. Jan a.--u IL re.
ported that there were i6O casual.
ties here this afternoon as a result
OF n claHh between troops and strik
rrs ut tho Ns~~na steel works. The
troopS opened FIR. on tho strikers,
who responded with rifles,
Tho strikers movement has grown
and moro than 30 unions have
Joined
Nearly all the industries ~ the
city. Including tho ,tranAportntion
lines, have been paralyxed by az
hour general strike called In protss,
against the use " fores by the
state" In the fight Tuesday In which
fiye metal workers were Killed and
40 %ouDdcd. Tho sttika was de-
olar"d by th. regional labor fedora
ton, which was formed n few yenrs
ago by trades unions expelled from
the Flfth Labor congress because OF
alleged anarchistic tendencies Hlnce
noon Today no stret cars, taxicnb he,
horse cabs, or delivery vehicles have
been moving, The strike iuoiudes
more than 90 branches OF trade and
Affscts moro than 10000 iaborsru.
Strike oommittee~ visited CONNER.
clsl houses and department stores
during the afternoon and requested
employers 10 close their placss OF
business. IN order TO cradle their
employees 10 join tho "one-day
strike" By Z o'clock nll the biz
doors and shuttsred their windows
and the employees were In The
streets throughout tho afternoon. a.
there VA no m On NJ nf tra NJ M e. N ftu N
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10
PROTOCOL IS SUBMITTED
France Outlines Procedure of
Congress in Statement TO
u. s. Mission.
CONFERENCES ARE GOING ON
League of Nations Plan IL
Being Evolved; Wilson
Meets Italians.

w Tho Nssoeiaied Press
fARlS, Jan, 0 Announcement of
the French delegation to the peace
congress, In addivbn to bringing n
distinguished array of French states.
mon into the arena or the peace con.
greEs has begun 10 rive dcfinitenesr
TO the delegations OF tho great
powers, Of which the American dell
egntion has been by itself upto the
prr"-n, time. II In sxpected dat tho
british. i,aliah and Japanese dele.
cations now will be announced OF.
ficlnlh
The French delegation Includes
the followins
Geoig.s Cienenceau. the premier:
stephen hichon, foreign minister /.
Louis bucien I<ioU, finsnce min.
commissioned to the Unit~d States
jules tambon, former ambassador
At Iicrlin and at Washington
rotsi "a Re Member.
Paul bufasta Frsnc'i ambnsaa dor
10 Switzerland. will he secretary of
the French delegation
Marshal Foch. y In announced.
will naturally be a member az tho
peace congress az tho commander
in.chlef of the allied armies The
technical Representatives ~ tho
French government viii include
Leon bourgeois. the authority on ina
subject OF n society of nations
The leading figures, lthe Pvefniev
Lloyd George aod Foreign Secretary
I'aHour for ureat Britain: Premier
Orlando and Foreign Minister aon-
limo, for ItAly and Niaount Chindn
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10
CA0MAM AND APOLLO CLUBS
WILL SING FOR MEMORIAL

4 choAs OF 72 voices composed ol
members OF the Cadman ana Apollo
clubs viii furnish music for the
memorial services for the late 1'hco-
dore Roosevelt ~ convention hall
next Sunday afternoon.
Plans are progressing for the serv-
tees, all cominiNces report The com.
mittee on decorations viii meet "a,
phe library this morning nj 1890
Announcement waa made yester.
day that a Roosevelt memorial serv.
toe will be held at the Wesley -Mc,ho.
dist church In West Tuln sunday
evening. g. Y Buchner Of the Y
VI. G. \, viii speak, nnd the Cosdcn
quartet will furnish music
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10
PLAN MADE TO TAKE OVER
HUN PASSENGER BUSINESS

LONDON. Jan Q a-Cnlthd states.
Great Britain and Italy have agreed
upon a phn for taking over the DER
man PASSENGER tonnage The plan
viii be laid before the German and
allied armisticc couup issions next
Monday France Ia not Included In
the plan ~ she got the bulk of the
Aii~r rian passenger tonnage and IL
willing that the other three bid fot
tho German shipping lIrptW,n,a-
tives uf the three countries will sub,
init hcir plan 10 the com missions at
Spa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10
MUNICH mon STOPPED Az
BANKS ny MACHINE GUNS.

toPENHAGEN, Jon. Duting
the rioting reported IN Munich on
Tuesday evening u mob of several
thousand persons attempted 10 storm
one OF the largest banks. but was re-
pulsed by machine guns. according
To "A Munich dispatch To the Pohti-
ken. The riots. the dispatch states.
were promoted by the spartacans,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10
OKLAHOMA WANTS TULSA
TO SEND 100 GUARDSMEN

oklahoma city expects 400 ma
lOnnl gunrdsmrn 80 bee there Mon.
day for the Inaugural ceremonies
and Tulsa viii hc expected Ia send AZ
least 100. according to "a telegram
received iycsterdny hv Major James
a iicli from Adiutant General H. H..
Markham
Following lE the Telegram
MIA lpr james A. Nrll
care National Guard hrmort
"Tulft Dila.
"ENpcct 600 national rutrdswru
In line AT Inaugural parade llink-
ing strongly on Tulsa TO- 700 mon
here without fall Know thai Tulsn
never fails
"Adiutdnt General
"ny fT col. H. n MAltk llAM
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10
CDIL MAY SUCCEED
HEADING AZ AMBASSADOR.

PARIS, Jan s-Thc cart OF Read
ing Will not return Ia Washington as
British high commissioner ana Spe-
cial ambassador To the United States.
according to London dispatch To-
the Echo de Paris II In said that
Lord Robert Cecil former assistant
secretary OF state for foreign affairs,
Will succeed him.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10
MOVEMENT FOR NATIONAL
MEMORIAL DAY UNDER WAY

NEW NDltK, Jan . 70 meet
suggestions coming from ill the
country frnm ftieniN 90 colonel
Theodore Huofrvrl' Vh" ,Wrh u"
hold memorial services. t movement
is under Wav iu provide fui DI
meetings iu various cities trl towns
In this country aud in many fHIr 1900
cities on the same dIN ana 90 .N"
SAME time that the formal exercises
IN congress are To he h"ld
This mOyuuent has th, approval
~ the I,oOsr vclt family ana - in-
innate friends ,of Colonel l.oos'Vrlt
who have been consulted
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10
CHANGES TO BE ANNOUNCED
TO-DAY IN GEORGE CABINET

, IpNhuN, Jan. e,-Premier Lloyd
'lkr II expected 10 announce his
:, INSTRUCTION ministry tomorrow.
understood there will be- few
,k'N IN tho parsonnel. but a re-
lnu'ion of the officers.
h., premier will follow precedent
Mh'ng the post of first lord OF
s t'Eury Andrew Honar Law
e .' minister without portfolio,
snus ,u mus viii be nee In HIS duties as
''on,thinent leader in> the hsase OF
nm lnon' Winstop Spencer Church
WI become Sech~tary for war. II
auu'tW0od that Walter Hume
ptE WI so to the admiralty and
IN, snort. now chief secretary
i.n ''"hd. viii become home secre.