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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-19
SUPPORT D'ANNUNZI0
Force Now Estimated NJ 10000 Men
-ItcguInr Army Men arr Inclln-
Ing Ia Approve His Stand.

FITME. Nov. II Gabrielle dan
nunzio's recent stroke In Dalmatia
executed In his descent upon XIra.
hns augmented hiscs land and SEA
forces TO such an extent that they
now are estimated To number so 900
men.
Tho Italian forces of occupation In
Dalmntip comprIsc an army corps,
with one division at Iara and an
other at Seheuicn All these troops
are registered under d'Annunzip's
banners and are said to have ample
supplies and all SORTS ~ equipment
assuring them subsistence for several
months
shn arms Of the service are repre-
sented in the command II is con
sidered certain cher that d'Annurzio
Will be able 20 mointsin his present
position SECURE against lack OF pro
Visions
There is evidence Furthermore that
4 'Annunzio's recent coup struck a
rcsnOnding chord In all ranks OF the
italian regular army, and N .is con
tended ~ his supporters that NJ.
move made 20 prevent his carrying
out Of his plans would be frustrated
hv the inability Of the government
To control The present regular
troops
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-19
CAPTURES
|. W. W. MURDERER
Fugitive Suspected Of
Shooting Centralian
Is Now In Jail.
SHACK IS SURROUNDED
Bert Bland Hunted BY Wash
ington Officers Gives Up
Without Battle.

ny The Associated Press
CENTRALlA. Wash. NOV lS--
Bert Bland. l. ". W fugitive and
suspected slayer OF Lieut. Warren
o. Grimm. one OF the four American
Legion paraders killed here ARMS
tice day, was taken without u fight
late today by Sheriff John Berry
and "A company OF deputies. Bland Is
in the county jail ut Chohalis.
According to Sheriff ncrrS. Bland
was found In "A cabin IL miles
northwest of Independence, and is
supposed to have taken fefuEc there
yesterday after he was seen near
Rochester and Kclsing Junction,
when he was driven forth to seek
food.
Bland was armed, 1t IL understood,
and had plentiful supply OF cart
ridges After the trail from Rochest-
er had been traced. Sheriff Berry
gathered his posse and drove with
two automobile toads OF armed dep
uties TO the shack. The shack was
surrounded from all sides and rifles
were leveled at the door,
At the call To surrender Bland
emerged. his hands held high above
his head.
Posses In the mountainous region
northeast OF here, where | w. W.
fugitives still are believed to be in
hiding sought Tor the Armistice day
murdercrs, have been to a large ego
tent withdraw according TO Lieh
Frank Van oliver. in charge of the
searching parties.
But the search for the two or
three radicals yet at large and who
have been accused OF participating
in the Killing OF the four eN-seryice
men. has not been abandoned n
will be concentrated. with a smaller
number OF men In the field that aC-
CideLtai shooting OF hpssencn such
as the fate that overlook John
HAney, volunteer from the Tenino
district, may not happen, Il was said
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-19

NEW YORK. Nov. ls--N II
street, as Represented by tho STOCK
exchange. engaged In further
house cleaning today The reacNon
at times was no less drastic than
that which attended last week $
sensational ttquidHting movement
The decline today derived mnch
OF i's momentum from the main
tenance Of high money rates the
complete collapse ~ foreign "N-
change ana indications that the
safety of the financial situation
demanded further retdlus men'
uf spc.ulatlvr conditions,
In the course OF the reversal,
many stocks went considerably Ne
low recent MINIMUM quotations
and rails. which gave promise or
la,inR sound foundation Tor fu-
mre operations. easCd At the ilrst
signs OF pressure.
Local brokers were l"ss active
In the selling thin the comm q
sion houses This confirmed the
impression prevalent 1n many
quarters that tho accounts OF
many oui-of-'ow traders with re-
ducc1 margins were being
iiquidated.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-19
THE WEATHER

TULSA. Otfs Nov ~ Nstrum. -
m nimum Z. north winds clear
OKLAHOMA "wednesday fair. warmer
i1 west ani rrrival portions. ThHrsdsl
'air somewhat warmer
IOI lSiANi Nednra1a, md ThlrsdAy
fair Iit'r change ir temperature
ARKANSAS WrdnF,taf fair THltsdal
fsIr s0d torlovvHat warmer
East TEXAS NH1nrrJat partly cloudy
warmer .u rurfhwrst portion. Tiursiay
partly cloudy warner ." HUrff portion
WEST TFNhS. Wednesday partly
cloudy sauswtAt warmer It.r.fHl rsr
rra., fsif.
KANSAS. Fair WsirasIag O. prubAb ,
Ihursday. warrer Wrd~eslayN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-19
SAW WARS LOSS
WITH AMERICA IN
DR.. Albert Predicted Ger
many's Defeat Re-
port Confirms.

BERLIN, Nov is.--Dr, Heinrich
+ Albert, German undorsc Cretary
OF state ana hrmerly commercial
attnchc in the German embassy at
Washington. predicted In 1915 with
unerrinR accuracy the decisive effect
Americas entry into the war would
have.
A report which he made at that
timo to the German government.
read today before the subcom m ittee
OF the national assembly investigat-
ing war responsibility. gave clear
warning OF the feeling In tho United
states OF Americas efficiency, Of her
financial powers and Of her intense
loanings toward the entente and de-
clarcd that. In case OF America =
participo tim. neutral nations would
side with America tho psychological
effect would be felt A. once. II would
CONTINUED on FACE SEVEN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-19
AUTO KILLS AGED MAN
Wealthy Farmcr Dared by Lights
Walked Into Machine.

HASKELL. Nov. I'm II. Mas
sey wealthy farmer of northern
Kansas was killed by the automo-
bile OF Roy Brashear, local hardware
dealer. last night Massey was walk
Ing down the road TO visit his broth
er, John Massey. and when BraSh.
ears auto approached tn" lights
dazed him and he unintenfiunnlly
stepped In front OF the car. He was
knocked down ad run over, dying
almost instantly He was 20 years.
old. and was here on visit
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-19
House VIII Adjourn
Its Sessions Today

WASHINGTON. Nov. IS. -- The
senate tonight adopted resolution
authorizing the house to adjourn at
any time between now and December
The house viii adjourn sine die
tomorrow. but before doing 40 Will
pass a resolution authorizing the gen
ate to quit when II secs tit
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-19
TWO MEN FIND IT
DIFFICULT TO DIE
After Several Attempts
Pair Finally Succeed
In Ending Lives,
ONE BREATHED GAS
Another Took Strychnine and
Drank Jamaica Ginger;
"Just Tired Of Life"

,'JuEf simply tired OF living" wns
the only reason assigned by two men
who rcsorted to violent methods to
end thrlr lives Yesterday.
Aron T. waits. 20. who vas n
sergeant IN the aviation service
overseas, iranl, some chloroform. n
little carholic acid. some wood alco-
hot und then turned on II gas jet
IN h.s first effort to die. lir was un-
successful Finally gas fumes ac-
romplishrl tho purpose IN room
at the Eagle hotel. l6is'&East First
street.
'i'vr taken pclaon and I'm going
To die. shouted A. li Patterson, 80.
a. ho ran intu the street from the
Pasadena hotel lltls Enst First
street Byslanuers thought he wIB
joking A tea moments later nc
swHycd, fell tc the sidewalk and
was IN the throes OF death Police
were notified and Patterson was
taken to hospital Strychnine sa-
perinduced by the prohibition cock
tail Jamaica ginger, caused death.
ipplthl uoCiofS salu,
Wanted Ia Leave Note.
Patterson intended to leave a
final farewell ami before tAkink
the poison asked the lnndlady -
} The Pasadena hotel To do some writ
ing for him She said that she could
only write her, own name. without
hesitation he returned to his room,
and took the stryrhninc aud then
drank tho Jake"
A receipt signed by tho city clerk
at Miami, Okla.. for a fee paid on
u paving contractors license dated
May J. 1918, issued to Patterson &
Vaughn was found in his clothing
Letters In his clothing Indicated that
he had wife and son In law.
George lAanauis. AT Elsmorc. Kan.
The Mowbray undertaking COM
pany announced last night that
Mrs Patterson had been notified
and probably would arrive In Tulsi
today.
Waits had much trouble in end
ing his llfe. according to the story
told by police, lie made the first at
tempt Monday night In tho New
port hotel First and boston Gas
fumes emanatinR from waits room
resulted I'm an investigation by a
porter, Waits was found on the
f,oor wrapped In blankets An open
sas jet was wrapped In the blanket
around his head. Carried out of tho
hotel into the street. Waits soon was
revived
Takes Another Name.
II was about II O'Clock yesterday
morning when Waits. this time up-
der the name 0f W NJ Walking
Beggs. okla. registered pt the
Engl" hotel Hc explained that ne
had not slept tho nigh, before. He
left call for midnight Again gas
fumes led u porter 10 investigate.
watkins was found lying on the
floor wrapped In bedding An open
gas jet was pouring deadly fumes
into his lungs This time he was
dead.
Al Stanley e. MCCunc Undertaking
parlOrs his clothing was searched
An army discharge indicated tha'
he had been "A sergeant In the air
service overseas A note believed to
be addressed T. his wife. read,
Goodbye, God bless you I love
you, but I am tired Of living"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-19
Wall Street in NelU House
Cleaning Sees HeauyDecline

Unsettlemen; ccutered IN cruel
bic Steel, one OF the famous war
brides and later popular AZ
peace" industrial Crucible not s.
long ago sold up 90 26l share,
more than , = times ~ high price
of 1918, and almost 2ia times
higher than its maximum in the
boom of 1915.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-19
BRISBANE SELLS TWO PAPERS
Hearst Purchases Washington Times
and Wisconsin News

WASHINGTON, Nov. Is-Arthur
brisbane today announced the gale
OF. the Washington Times and the
wisconsin News of Milwaukee to
William Randolph Hearst The sale
price was not made public
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-19
Sand Springs Station
Is Destroyed BY Fire

Ere caused by "A short circuit at
! 10 O'Clock this morning destroyed
the Sand Springs passenger station
At Third and Maybellc The s'ruc-
uro. was COmpl"rcly destroyed The
loss wls about s 600
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-19
captain fit,hugh DEs.

LENlNGTON. Ky. Nov ,s .
no, hnoer' Hunter Fitzhugh, au-
'hto,,,.' u'Vor, missionary. philan-
As- thd The last surviving mem
, ~ NE staff OF General Robert
r.vb, aled AZ his home here last
"N Tie was 81 years old.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-19
LEGION RAIDS SOCIALISTS.
/ Hundreds Of Pounds OF IAtcrnturc
seized Nv Policc In Cincinnati

tTWfNNNTT OhIO, Nov II =
Three hundred members OF tho
American legion led by their off,
GERS. raldcd headquarters ot the
socialist party tonight Hundreds OF
pounds of literature were thrown
into the stree where II was burned
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-19
MARSHALS ARE RESCUED

Officers Surrounded bs NoOnshlncrS
In tlnhamR Rescued by Posses.
NlNGHAM Ala, NOV ~ -
Two revenue officers. who had been
surrounded and were holding a. bay
armed moonshincra near Pelham.
Ala. 20 miles south Of Birmingham.
were rescued late today hy q special
posse Of deputy marshals and dep
uty shcriffs rushed TO the sccu" from
birmingham
when the posse vac seen coming
The mOorshincrs broke and van. Tho
deputies pursued them ana ono man
Paul llrashier. was arrested ami
brought tu Birmingham
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-19
NNGs MNNTIn

prioc paid Sec or call Mr. NcIirOOm,
World office. Phone 5000 ADV.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-19
SPECIAL IS DISPATCHED
Posse Leaves On Another
Train for Scene, Carry
ing Troop of Cavalry.
GETS OFF AMIDST FUSlLLADE
William Carlisle Believed to
BE Robber Hunted Since
Last Saturday.

RAWLlNS. Wyo., Nov Is The
bandit who held up Union Pacific
train No. 10. tonight apparently
vas badly wounded. according to
an account OF the robbery told here
10y passengers Tho train plat
form from which he leapcd was
covered with blood. A passenger
fired AT the bandit Just before he
LEFT The train. 1t was said. and
other shots were fired into lhc
darkness,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-19
o"fL CHOSEN GRANGE HEAD
" >"g"r Elected National Mas
ur at Grand Rapids Meeting.

: iHANp RAPIDS, Mich. Nov. IS.
ns,i,I""e' Lowell of New York was elected
C,,ona' master OF the National
IosnEs al the annual election today.
e." =, helchum OF Hastings. Mich,
reelected national treasurer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-19


CHEYENNE, Wyo. Nov Is. .
West bound Union Pacific passenger
train No. ~ was hohi up and paaseu
gers robbed at $40 O'Clock tonight
The train rohbcr is believed to be
William Carlisle, escaped train ban
dit. for whom posses have been
searching since saturday.
The robbery was confirmed hS
Union Pacific officials here. Al
though II occurred about 100 milcs
east OF the place whore tho posse Is
hunting Carlisle. railroad officials
were confident Carlisle was rcspbn
'siblc. The train s the 3Ios Angeles
limitr~ one OF the best trains on
the road.
A special Union Pacific train IL
being made up here To carry a posse
10 the scene OF the robbery
The bandit entered the baggage
car at Rock River. forcing his way
In past the bagghgemau at the point
OF u pistol. After the train left Rock
River lie entered the pasaengcr
coaches. robbinE the passengers OF
their valuables, dispatches received
here said.
The bandit leaped from the plat.
form OF one OF tho coaches when the
Drain reached Medicine Bow. Al
the same time a train guard sighted
him and opened fire The bandit
apparently was not hit and escaped
Tho bandit lost HIS hat and his
pistol In jumping from the train
They were recovered The hat, II
was said. answered the description
OF the hat stolen from shecpherder
yesterday by Carlisle The idcntifi-
cation was nos positive, however. ad-
vices said.
The special train sent TO the scene
OF The robbery carried troop Of
United States cavalry from Fort
Hnssel In addition to the posse.
1t should reach the scene OF the
holdup in two and one-half hours
Thas bandit according to reports,
robbed the passengers OF one tourist
car and loaped from the train as Il
was travelling about 90 miles an
hour. He rolled down an embank-
ment amid "A rain OF shots from
guards,
Guards IIir~d.
The Union Pacific earlier in the
day had begun TO hire armed guards
to protect It's trains through WyOm-
ing from a possibility OF a repetition
by Carlisle OF his iel6 robberieS
Mounted posses werc reported to
be on the trail OF Carlisle near VAN
sutter, Another deputation was to
he sent to the home OF a woman llv-
ing so miles north OF Laramie with
whom Carlisle previously had been
friendly,
Carlisle is believed 10 have outwit-
ted the posse, doubling hack on his
trail and catching an castbOund train.
Carlisle was captured April 22,
1915. by an armed posse after the
robbery OF a Union Pacific train. He
confessed and was sentenced 10 life
imprisonment.
Saturday fellow Convlcts mailed
ro~l'slo uu In u box Of shirts being
shipped out OF the prison shirt fac
tory He sawed his way out OF the box
after It hNh been delivered At the
Union Pacific depot at Rawlins.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-19

Prayer Meeting Tonight.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-12-11

NIlT n, nnRTn

1 STOMACHS l
 Indigestion, Acidity. Sourness i and Gases ended with 1 t'pnnotn nia.o...:..t
Cleveland County herald., 1919-12-11

kR7;il >S|!bE |!E
Cleveland County herald., 1919-12-11
k l

3 @&#
Cleveland County herald., 1919-12-11
aciulty, VanlSh-truly wonderful
 Millions of people know that it is needless 10 be bothered with indiges- ton, dyspepsia or a dlsordered stom-
tA' @N ASH topiStS ol EdpeS Dlape neutralize acidity and give rell

Fape's Dlapepsin now Don't stay dys- peptle! Try to regulate your stomach so you can eat favorite foods without causing distress. The cost is so little. The benefits so great-Adv.
 His Only Chance.
 Can l get q room for the night?" asked the man of the hotel clerk "No," replied the clerk, "we haven't got room in the house."
 "Where in thunder am I going to sleep then 2"
Cleveland County herald., 1919-12-11
2.

5 } ! 'IL' he M { . Copyright by Doubleday. Page &
 X! .!l!l X. X!
 CHAPTER XV-continued.
 H.
 "I'm not sure Georgie When I was your age l was like you in many ways, especially in not being very cool headed, so l can't say. Youth can't be trusted for much, except asserting itself and fighting and making love-" Indeed" George snorted. May I ask what you think I ought to have done?"
 "Nothing."
 :" 'Nothing?" George echoed, mock ing bitterly. q suppose you think l mean to let my mothers good name" Your mothers good name n' Am person cut him off impatiently. "No- body has good name in bad mouth Nobody has a good name in a silly mouth, either. Well, your mothers name was in some silly mouths, and all you've done was to go and have | scene with the worst old woman gos-
Cleveland County herald., 1919-12-11

< >>rSO1lS 5 x x: X; K X! X: x: !i:' .;i3 :;l; ;ii now or at any other time. Perhaps you'll understand-this !"
 And with the last words he closed the door in Eugene's face.
 Then, not moving away, he stood just inside the door, and noted that the misty silhouette remained upon the frosted glass for several moments, as if the forbidden gentleman debated in his mind what course to pursue. "Let him ring again' George thought grimly. Or try the side door-or the kitchen !"
 But Eugene made no further at tempt; the silhouette disappeared; footsteps could be heard withdrawing across the floor of the veranda; and George, returning to the window in the reception room,' was rewarded by the sight of an automobile manu. facturer in baffled retreat, with all bic xuoOipCr f11rc aDd fi0ariac p1oplyino
Cleveland County herald., 1919-12-11

lhe moment you eat a tablet or two of Pape's Diapepsin all the Jumps of indigestion pain, the sourness, heart burn and belching of oases dne to
Cleveland County herald., 1919-12-11

llt, ] n(I)( ARLINGTON
 x! x x x x x; x: x: x; x x ! x; ;i; x; x; N 5 of all personality and seemingly part of the mechanism.
 Eugene himself, as he came up the cement path to the house, was 8 fig ure of the new era which was in time to be so disastrous to stiff hats and skirted coats; and his appearance af- forded a debonair contrast to that of the queer-looking duck capering al the Anderson ball in an old dress coat. and next day chugging up National avenue through the snow in his night mare of sewing machine. Eugene this afternoon was richly clad in new outdoor mode: his motoring coat was soft gray fur; his cap and gloves were of gray suede, and though Lucys hand may have shown itself in the selection of these high garnitures, he wore them easily, even with becoming hint of jauntiness. Some change might be seen in his face, too, for successful
Cleveland County herald., 1919-12-11

IIaggniiffiice ] fl
 By BOOTH 2 company. n K X! X! x; x x: K! x: !i x x x; x. $; houses and let himself noiselessly in the front door. The light in the hall had been left burning, and another in his own room, as he discovered when he got there. He locked the door quickly and without noise, but his fin gers were still upon the key when there was quick footfall in the hall outside
 "Georgie, dear?"
 He went to the other end of the room before replying.
 "Yes?"
 "Pd been wondering where you were, dear"
 Had you?"
 There was pause; then she said timidly: Wherever it was, hope you had pleasant evening""
 After a silence "Thank you," he said without expression.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-12-11

You aIWays have that same wait ress in the restaurant, don't you"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-04
NUEVO LEON
RITA ENTIRE LOS OPERARIOS DE
UNA PODEROSA INDUSTRIAL

MONTERREY, y. L. Diciembre 10.
Gran entusiasmo Sc nota desde ha-
&c varios dias entire los obreros de la
Cerveceria Circumference, de esta ciu-
dad. con motive de haber anunciado
los directories de la industrial que, CO.
mo Sc hace cada ano. en- el presente
Sc rifaran diez casas para habltaclo-
mes entire los obreros de Ia poderOsa
negotiation. La rita Sc celebrara el
dia v~einticuatro del actual, Y el vein
ticinco, al darse a conocer Ell result
tado, Sc hara entrega de sus casas,
como obsequio de Navidad, a los O.
~perarios favorecidos por la suerte.
-Todos los e~mpelados de trafico
de Ia empresa de trenes e!ectricos de
esta ciudad, hicieron piblico su a
gradecimiento al gerente de Ia nego-
ciaci6n por ell obsequio de invierno
que les hizo, consistente en- magnifi-
cos abrigos Y bufandas, a fin de que
durante ell trabajo nc Sc vean AGO.
sados Dor Ell FRO y resulten sus servl-
clos POGO eficaces. Estos %agradeci-
mientos Sc hicieron e~xtensivcs a Mr..
Morcom. que ocupa eli cargo de jefe
del Departamento de trenes.
-Dicese que sera removldo de su
puesto de Comandante de la Policia,
Antonio Garcia Prieto, que ha venl-
do desempenando csc puesto desde
hace varlos meses.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-04
hIDALGO
Seran vigiladcs los trenes de
Mexico a Laredo

PACHUCA, Hgo., Noviembre 80.
La Jefatura de operaciones milltare5
en- este Estado ha ordenado Sc vlg!-
len embellishments tcdos los trenes
de carga y p~asajeros que corren &c Ia
de Mexico q Laredo, Tamau-
lipas. con el fin de evitar que sean
asaltados por algunas gavil!as que
ultimamente han a~parecido entire
Huichapen Y Tula V que. segun notl-
cias que Sc %tienen, no haran otra
que la de a~saltar dlchos
trenes con ell fin de a~poderarse dc
Ginero Y mercancias, como 10 hlcle-
ron en- pasadas ocasioneS.
Al mismo tempo Sc ha dlspuesto
Il las estacionss del ferrocarril eS-
tc3 bier cu;Gadas p9r IN numero
considerable de ~fuerzaS. cuycS jefes,
ademas. ester p:ontoS a recibir 6rde-
mes a! tenerse n~oticia en- dichas es-
ta,.aoes de Ia aparici6n de alguna de
las part:daS.
Las partidas de que Sc tr&ta son
dc .ss que cen frecuencia Sc despren-
den del crueSo de sus filas. y son las
n.ismas uue no hace mucho Sc dedica-
. a plsgiar a ricoS hacendados de
este mismo E>tado. llegando con au-
dacia inconcebible hasta a~cercarse
u La orilas de esta capital.
La j~efatura de las op~eraciones tie