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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-20
TABLE CHILDREN
lfFT IN WAKE OF WAR
ru,rcau I.Nrrts Itself 20 ~
Wv. ,.1 10 orphaned and tndc-
,rippcd kiddits.
osf MONEY IS NECESSARY
800, ON Hand VIII Bc IA
hsustod by First Of August
nl,-ss Rcplcnishcd.

.rv YORK. June l9.-The sad.
VI" ~ l.rupr TO-DAY Is that OF
S-...-., Of olght and ten ana
.,. ,,,rs ui age VINO look and
' ", d.. .trrn of four and SIX and
4. .,,,.. says pr Vernon kel-
" a.. .,..ntiy returned from Il
-'.S l.,.r. ter ,hc American re
ADMIN rl'un
.rs. L,., been nndcrfcd FOR four
continued Doctor Kellogg
f.,,r I.rd. many are war or
-,. OIL. parents NJ many are ali
.,... dos. .g'o Maluuirliiuu has
',cr.H ..,m has retarded their
a.. ... development, Their
W. ,,.. cry 20 the world for
t..f,.. O. Hoover. director gem
,tt.. American relief admins
.r ..au for yhi'drcu'S ic.
r,,. Iurupo $1,000 0OO of
rru.....n00 appropriated by The
t,d -a.,. congress FOR relief
y , war dusoaicd countries
rur.., Tu cNpcud this $1,000
,nr N..renn relief udwluis'rd-
ht. -.iuH~hci 4 special chill
~ r,... bureau Describing the
X a' "'. eau, ''".."i E''',tLh
'ta .n ', WI ,I...'u Wy ''''
erica. .'.'' '"'''''''''' ' '''''
save coming Generation.
r,c,. .. own funds. added to hv
-. t.... .rr Impoverished gov
..r.. .. eastern Europe and by
+, ,r.u. .,Nlfc charity. the chill
a. rr.t. Is irving to furnish
=. froI tn flc destitute ana de-
MOD rlrs and adolcsycuis of
c,e.. liberated peoples of Eu-
. q. s.yc ana rchahiutatc the
+, cur,,..ur of eastern Europe.
pa, much moro money than now
.shr. necessary II more than
-,r rr..uu Of the suffering 1T
,nrs a.. ip boo cared FOR There
. ,.o American rollcr adminis,ra-
that 10 is willing and
..oua ., receive and oNpcud for
T. rlrn... any money conCidcd
.thy 1911. charitable organizations
n, -snu. Interested such money
he r...4 f.r work in any denoted
.,,yy. ur region which is aCcpssi-
lo .t or II SO indicated will
uscl 10 'hc discretion Of the
.ey.rar relief association where
r iNr needs seems greatest
lsu.c0lr. Colonel \ j Carlson.
,,e0or NJ physiological chemistry
,hc University OF Chicago. and
n one ~ he directors Of the
,srrar relief administration bu-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-20
ABANDONING FORT
SILL WAS A MISTAKE
Has All the Requirements Called Tor
and Would Have saved I'M
mcnSc Expenditures.
Worlds Warrington B4rrau.
Pos kMI1trl


WASHINGTON. Juno 70 what
action tho war department vii nko
in correct tho now admitted error
~ abandoning a part NJ the military
reservation at toii Sill pt' year and
acquiring land AZ Fort Bcuuiup. ca.
tu which the infantry atNnnl ot small
arms was transferred. Is yet undctcr
miucd.
The opinion prevails here how
ever, that the action ut the house IN
Amending the military hlll $50 Hg to
prevent the further purchase of real
estate, Will II the senate Coucurs IN
tho action result In stopping ot the
purchase ~ so4ornl camps and viii
result IN tho huildlug up ~ Fort Sll
as one ~ the leading ,tu'oumcnis
ui the country.
tuurro4-wnu Scott FcrrH strong
administration supporter. voted with
the republicans 'u prevent IN" pur-
chase of moro land lnico' Ferris.
rs early as May. 1918. attempted to
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-20
HHH11-

Tho very newest thing in Enrters
ls the vanity case or vice versa. 1t
is marvel of convenience and Is not
used for the purpose of supporting
the hose. but It Is nttcd with little
pockets which hold not only money
but manicure set and powder puff as
well II the women adopt,this latest
fad as readily ts they usually adopt
the new thlrrs, u is sure that Ameri-
can women will not follow Paris and
60 stockinglcss else where would
they wear that "pcrftrty darling
new garter
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-20

b" As soon ag YOU feel tho effect OF
u NaArAl Germs after heHr bit
= by Mal.lul Mosquitoes n is ad-
aole 70 Fakc GROVES TASTE
tSSh!II TONIC to destroy the
'rms and remove the Impurities
'asan, 10 take. soc per bottle
g.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-16
PERVI5ORS
VOICE: AID To
FARM BURE:A III
ADVISOR PLAN
Supervisor Beal, as Acting
Chairman, Discloses Some
Opposition to WOmen's
Work.

After lone discussion, during
which it was disclosed that some op-
position to the Farm Home Demon
stration department had developed
among its members, the County
Board Of Supervisors passed M" the
question of the continuance OF the
farm advisory system without a for
NAL vote.
The delegation of ranchers headed
by the directors Of the various farm
conters were assured by Acting Chair
man Bcal Of the commissioners, sit
ting in the absence Of Chairman
Brooks Of the FL Centre, that the
body looked with favor on the work
Of the farm advisors department. To
the ladies he said;
q might as we'll be frank with
you and tell you that there has bee
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-16
DELEGATE sent
To WASHINGTON
BY YUMA CLUB

That Yuma may Try to throw q
monkey wrench into the machinery
operated by the Imperial Valley dele
cation in Washington, or, on the other
hand, may help grease the machin-
cry, may be inferred from the fol
lowing story anent the recent meet
ing OF the luma Commercial Club:
AT recent meeting OF the Yuma
Canty Water Users Association that
body decided 10 send d committee to
ashlngton To look after the inter
est of the Yuma project before the
secretary Of the interior. 1t is be
ing known that Imperial Valley has a
lobby in Washington Of ten strong
men who are seeking some modifica-
tons IN the contract by which they
VIII. be allowed to connect with La
guna dam. Also they will no doubt
attempt to secure a permit to rebuild
stone Weir across the Colorado riV-
er at HanIOn's Heading. milford
NinSor was selected hv the water
users as their committeeman They
asked the Commercial Club to also
send enc delegate or one member of
& committee te look after Yua's in
LeTeSt. There are several matters Of
supreme Importance pending in
Washington that demand the atten-
tion and close consideration Of the
department. The water users sug-
gested that the Commercial Club
send Colonel B. F. FLY, who did such
good work for the project with Sen
ator Winsor last year Mr.. Winsor
also asked that Colonel Fly bc sent
as his working partner.
"The club, after full discussion
Of the matter, appointed Colonel Fly
as its representative and agreed to
finance MS expense. Credentials from
the Commercial Club Wi be given to
both Senator Winsor and Colonel Fly
and they viii leave for Washington
ea1ly in the week.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-16
VII [. 4 ARMY
L)II|=: [: /: T: T: {: At D
IN E}jAI. !. Il !. {:
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Rebel Army Loses Two
Hundred Killed in All
Night Struggle at the
Border City.
by A associated PresS)

Juarez, June 16.-Villa troops driv-
en- from Juarez bv L. S. infantry
mon were reported today in flight
southeast. They are headed toward
Guadalupe. onoosite Fabens. Tex
and I. S. cavalry are reported to be
IN cicse pursuit.
Villa forces attacked Juarez Sat
trday night and last night
MeXican fadclals estimate that Vii
Ia lost 270 killed and wounded IN the
engagement.
General Francisco Gonzales, Mexi-
can federal commander, has returned
from the Southwest and has resumed
command Of the Mexican troops re-
naming after the Americans en-
tered. General Gonzales withdrew 20
prevent claahe, hctween American
and MeX'csn government troops be-
cause of mistaken identity or purpose.
General Gonzales said regarding the
entry Of the Americans:
This is = matter for my superior
o. ficers and my president to con
slider | am not in a position TO I'M
pose my views. although | ciI not
and do not vet thing the crossing Of
the American forces was necessary
for the defeat Of the Villa forces.
as my forces defended the town most
bIayely.'
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-16
EAST SIDE HAS
A VISIT FROM
GHOST REPORT

Eerie cries. means, groans and
blood-curd6ng cries 10Y help emanat-
ing from the dark, cavrenous interior
Of a partially burned house near the
east city limits during the past few
nights has given rise to a widespread
belief that EI Centre has been hon
ored with ghostly visitor.
A deputy from the sheriff's office,
in company with one or two residents
Of the immediate neighborhood Of the
suspected house, have made a quiet
nocturnal investigation, btu were un-
able to uncover any clews on illmi-
mating details.
According to the story being circu-
laed, about o'clock in the morn
inw for three consecutive nights the
weird noises have been heard. They
aer usually accompanied by the cry,
Oh God, help me-" closely followed
by a horrible yell.
The nearest to an exclamation of
the affair, which has kept household
ers awake for many long hous, are
the statements of one or two persons
that they have noticed an old colored
woman about the ruins. The belief
is expressed that she is the author
of the night sounds, although no trace
of human presence about the dam
aged dwelling has been found.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-16
SHERIFF RAIDS.
GAMING HOUSE
NEAR IMPERIAL

TIE vice cleanup drive, threatened
by county officials an exclusive story
carried last week in The Press, ma
torializcd early Sunday morning when
sheriffs deputies, led by Undersher-
ift Harry l.. Barker. rMded a rural
gambling house near Imperial.
This, the first Of a schedule. OF
raids designed to drive all question:
able characters and businesses out
OF the Valley, resulted in the arrest
cf two persons-one for conducting
gambling place and the other as a
deaIar OF . g&me-and the holding of
nearly a dozen others as witnesses.
Tho rad followed frequent stories
which pcrcolatcd from sporting cir
cles to the officers chat the place
was hoin@ visited hv scores Of men,
that lights burned far into the night
and that sounds Of revelry and mcr-
mclTymahing could be heard from
the read.
The suspicious aroused by these
stories were confirmed a short time
ago and quiat but pailstaking plans
were made fer the raid. Early Sun
day morning the officers surrounded
the house and entered it while six
teen parsons were absoryed in fol-
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-16

lowing the gyrations Of he rolling dice
and the eccentricities Of the cards.
The alleged owner of the house,
Mrs. Rosa Berry, "a divorced woman
who is the mother of five childen,
plead guilty to the charge in a near
ing held this morning before Justice
of the Peace Isaac Nayfiold. The
court imposed a sentence of 500 fine
and thirty days in the county Jail.
On the statement Of the woman
that she planned on leaving, the Judge
suspended the sentence on good be
havior and her promise to leave with
in a specified time. Unless she shakes
the dust Of the Valley from her boots
within that period the sentence Will
be impoSeds
Ms. Berry told the court that she
had been married and that he five
children were II, 13, -, II and ~
years of age. She says she has a
son who served in the navy during
the war.
r. /. Hunter, arrested as a dealer
Of game in the house, will be az
raioned on Tuesday. Several of the
patrons Of the place escaped bv US
ing both doors and windows as points
Of egress when the officers entered
tie house.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-16

some discussion as to the full merits
Of the Farm Home Demonstration de-
partmert and the advisability Of ear
rying it on for a definite CT imdefi-
nte period Of time.
"There is a feeling that this de-
partment was an emergency war
measure. organized 70 stimulate econ
omy and frugality among the house
wives Of the nation as a win-the-war
project The feeling is that that
emergency has passed.
But the women delegates, re9rc-
SentjnG the fourteen centers. We're in
Sistcat ON some answer. I,nally tho
matter was left in this shape The
board expressed a foelin" that no
action should he taken until the views
of the full membership We're known
and that a special meeting WIl bc
called before June 30th to take ac-
ton.
The women were asked to commu-
nicate with Chairman Brooks 10y wire
as to his views and Immediately this
has been obtained a special meeting
will be called.
The rancher delegation asked the
board for a total appropriation of ST.
500 year to carry on the worl. of
the two departments, WhcA alc aided
by the University Of California and
the federal government through the
Department Of Agriculture.
The agreement with the University
of California under which the de
partments were organized and in
stalled terminates on JULY | and wilt
not be renewed unless sufficient funds
are apnropriatcd by the county The
term of the new contract is for three
years.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-16
(By s0eiated Prese)

pui.. June IG.-The Allies have
promised Gcraaay to deliver within
merya u list Of persons whom ,hey
intend IT, tfy for responsibility f5r
the var ard for violation Of TIE laws
OF Waf
The Allies reply to the German
counter proposal VII he delivered at
4 is @ltamoon The secretary cf
TIE Pence Conference VIII pc soua5lv
ta"a the revised treaty to the Ger-
mans.
It is presumed that the Germans
viii depart from Neimar immedi-
atgiE.
N-leMcs representing Irish soci-
cites In the United States havo been
info ncd that resolutions which the
American congress adopted on the
Irish question have been formally
transmitted TO the Peace Conference.
No intimation has been giveo Of the
character Of the ietter Of transmit
tai.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-16
nv Associated ProSe)

II Faso, June 1G.-Militaly head
quarters SAID the Second L S. cav
airy hli"ade was observed to be in
hot pursuit Of TIE Niilistas about
eight miles south and west of
Juarez.
Shortly before noon the Americans
appeared to be gaining rapidly on
the Villa band which was Desperate
" endeayor.ng to reach the noun
tains southwest Of Juarez.
The Americans started withdrawing
early TODAY and the entire infantry
command was back on American soil
by II, after having spent eleven hours
in Mexico.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-16
STRIKE SPREADS
TO FORCES or
LEPHONE COS
(RV Associatel Preesl

S7U TT1l1Iso1. JUNO IG.-FITJecI
hundred telephone operators, linemen
and electric workers struck today at
Los Angeles, Santa Ana, Riverside
Long Beach and San Berna. dino, ac-
colaing to X. +. Swain, president of
the Pacific District Council Of Eec-
tri-&l Workers. He said taat the
Southern California workers disre-
gardcd orders postpoHin% the nation
Il strike following concessions by
Postmaster General BUrleson, be-
cause they believed hat conditions in
their district did not warrant further
delay.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-16
VALLEY GIVEN 4
BIG BOOST IN
FARM MAGAZINE

Carrying p full page picture Of an
Imperial Nallev scene as its cover, the
California CultiVatOr in q current IS
sue gave some valuable publicity to
this section.
Copies Of the magazine containing
the following editorial We're received
today at the office Of the county de-
yeIopmeut agent:
To the casual observer the scene
OF the cover OF this weeks issue is
simply one Of Caiifornia'S views Wor-
Thy OF perhaps passing interest, but
to the person who a dozen years ago
rode over the section where this pic
tu'e was taken when it was known
only a. the Colorado desert, where
ventWesome people occasionally Went
and unfortunatcl-- occasionally died
for want of Waer-to that one this
view is truly remarkable. The Impe-
rial Valley has given opportunity to
many an American to make home
with luNuriant surroundings and on
lands which are Wonderfully produc-
tive. The American farmer has risen
to the occasion. and today several
t"aiulo@Qs of cantal5UpeS viii leave
this rich valley and bring back great
sums Of money to Imperial producers.
Other trainloads tomorrow, and so on
through the season, with live stock.
Grain, ray and other products. These
wonder crops call for wonder roads
and considering the recent develop
ment of this valley the roads are
more extensive and better than usual
in new country. In addition, July
/ will be the date Of an election for
another Sl,500.000 Of bonds, beside.
we doubt not a rousing majority for
the state road bonds, election for
which viii be held the same day.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-16
(BV Associated Prcss)

Atlantic City, June Postmaster
General Burleson's order Saturday
granting the right Of collectibe bar
gaining to electric and telephone
workers, applies to all other employees
under the POstoffice Department, ac-
cording to report made today by
7. S. Mccarthy to the American Fed
er&tion o. Labor convention.
Mccarthy was chairman OF the
committee which went to Washington
at the direction Of the convention.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-16
(ByAseOciated PrcsSJ

Chicago, June 16.-Union leaders
today claimed that the telegraphers'
strike Was spreading and SAID i
Postmaster General Burleson's report
ed order granting the electrical work
ars the right Of collective bargaining
vas extended to all postal employees,
including the striking teleGraphers,
tie s'ii.e would be called of imme-
J.ateIy.'
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-16
lRvAs nc.ntnl Hrcael

Rcrlin, June ir.-Comt Won Brock
G.rff-R.utzau has i0forycd the Ear-
lin government that immediately aft
cr receiving the Allied reD.v he
would leave for Welmar, where r.
viii arrive Tuaed9v. The situation
win be laid before the National As
scublv Wednesday, and VIII ba dis
cassed so that he cabinet viii ba able
to ascertain the a-aty Of public Sow
timont.
TIE cabinet wiz hold its final meet
ing probablv Friday and VIII submit
the Germa1 answer to the National
Assembly Saturday Tor ratification.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-16
ASK FOOD AID.
(By Associated Press)

London, June 16-The General Fed
GRAFTON Of ,, Trades td rJH Unions ct.,, has re-
tca a AND ec9no%io eag6rqbmf bf not
skeleton department to facilitate and
not to restrict distribution.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-16
(RN Associated Pressl

FL Paso, June l6,-Two clouds of
dust on the rim of the southeastern
mesa Indicated the relative positions
of the American and Villa cavalry
stretched across the Juarez plains
from The northeast to the southwest
and the dust screen was so faint it
was impossible to determine whether
the Americans were in contact with
The fleeing rebels.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-16
(By Associated Prcss)

washington, june H. Secretary
Baker said there can be no mlsun-
dcrstanding between the United Staes
and Mexico regarding the movement
cf TROOPS across the border at III
Pas6 He sand the sole purpose was
protection Of the American side of
the border and that thcer was a dis
tinct understanding between the two
governments for such action.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-16
lR, A.snr;ntnh nr,.-A

FL Pa~o. June To- Major General
CahelI, commander Of the Northern
Department., has arrived from san
tonic. He Immediately conferred
with Erigadjel' General Erwin. COM
mandcr Of the El Paso border district
and of the American eNpeditjoaary
force now in MeEico in pursuit Of
Villa. .
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-16
(By Associated Presa)

Washington, June lG.-The presi-
dent responding to the Senate reso-
luton asking for a complete text OF
the treaty today advised the Senate
through the State Department that
he did not consider it in public in
terest to transmit the tetX now, be-
cause it was incomnIcte and many
delicate points are under considera-
ton.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-16
(Bv Associated PreSs)

Washington, June l6,-The House
today passed the naval appropriation
bin, carving $600,000000.
Authorization fer y thrce-year
building program was eliminated and
the fund for naval aviation was re
duccd to $l5,000000.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-16
CRv Aeeocio4oI proee.(

New York, June 1G.-The Allied
Medical Association convention has
adopted 4 resolution saying thai beer
is absolutely essential to the treat
ment Of certain cases and that wine
is beneficial in some. The associa-.
tion favored continuation Of the
manufacture Of beer.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-16
(By Associated prcss1

Copcnhagen, June To- Eight were
killed and 66 injured in rioting in
ronnectjon With 4 Communist demon
stlation ut Vienna Sunday. The trou-
bic followed the attempt Of demon
s.rat9rs to release Communist lead
cr imprisoned Saturday
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-16
WAR SECRETARY
URGES ARMY Or
HALF MIL LLIO \

Washington, June 16.-Secretary
Baker stetoro the Senate military
committee today insisted that Con-
gress provide Tor an army Of 800
90 until a permanent military police
system is adopted,
He declared that the army Of 300
Geo provided bv the army arpropri-
alton bin passed by the House to be
iradcqUate
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-16
-xD S0zs

Dr. Pearl Rjttenhouse Of Holtville
and DR. Ruth Leffingve!l Of Brawiey
nave ust returned from the State Con-
yenton of Osteopaths in Los Angeles.
This convention was enc Of the lar
gest and most interesting yet held by
California osteopaths, four hundred
delegates attending.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-16
ENPFCT PL ANFS'
ARRIVAL TONIGHT.
lEv \ .snciatnd Prl

IbY associated Press)
Nathcr' Ficld-Four army air
planes returning from Portland
are expected to arrive late to-
night. Governor Oicott of Ore
gon is passenger, with Lieuten-
ant Colonel Watson commander
Of the squadron.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-16
NV -Asenciltal prcssl

Paris. June lG-It Is believed that
the Geimans viii base their appeal
for an extension Of timo for reply
ing to the final peace conditions upon
the f.ct that thew were Given only
one copy of ,he revised treaty.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-16
WATER MEASUREMENT.

The United States Reclamation
Service reports the mean daily gage
hoights, in feet, and mean DISCHARGES,
in socond-fact, Of the Colorado river
at Yuma, Ari2, for the week ending
June IS. as follows;
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-16
Pre-: /. RI: SIDE: {: \ I. |.
VII I()IJFI|
HAIII)'I I; l)I|'
HIS IIIIl5T
Secretary Tu'nuIty Announ-
cos That President vii
son WIZ Carr League Of
Nations Fight to People.
lE.A--ucia.a N-.eea

WASHINGTON, Juno l6.-?,esident
Ni.saa VIII Jour the country, speak
d." il sH"nert # the League Of Ma
toa. when he ercturns.
Secretary TumuItv has completed a
to.tatNe itinerary for the trip.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-16
nv Associated Prcz)

Paris, June Is. -Nar=hal Foch,
General Bill and otNer military lead
crs attended meeting Of the Coun-
Gil Of Five TODAY.
The nicotine developed into a cen
oral cleanup o. the German situation
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-16
(2v Associated rrcssJ

London, June 1G.-Active prcrar-
atious are balnn made for the evacu-
alton Of Pet"o-rad, accoIGin" to q
wireless received frcm Moscow.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-16
nv Associatad prcasl

Versailles june 16.-The Allied re-
p.v to the Germans was delivered to
Count Won Eroc,Jorfi-HaHt.&u IL
G:49 tonight.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-16
lnv Nseociatel PrasSl

Los Angeles. June I6.-Thomas
Ince has invited CAPTAIN Alicoc'. to
enter q trans-Pacific flight contest
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-16

Dicl, Cohen and family motored up
to Jacumba Saturday night and spent
Sunday at that resort. Mr.. Cohen is
official Spanish Interpreter in the Su-
peHor court,
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-16

II. c. Bartels has returned from
san Diego where he spent several
days on Burroughs adding machine
business.