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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22
" tJiS1It'

The narrow Faith, a II Woods'
"'hmilonnl success opened at IN"
Majestic yesterday ana war accorded
= most pleasing reception hy the
large audiences that witnessed n.
~ Marion Clark the manIcurisi.
played hyTannic ward. this remark
able hctrota IN superb other mem
hers ~ IN" east witch includes man,
well known players, gi,o excellent
portfa)als ~ the parts assigned to
them The Narrow Path" In .
strong. tlrilc drama of American NE
"a page to scan--torn from tho
BOOK of life u presents n story ~
old ~ the pyramids and vet n story
nat lH ever nea! A tale ~ a mod ,rn
l'"lHhhiShr ana his fcastings. ~ %
woman's truztfulness and her Irn.
atty To-day IN the last day of the
local engagement and admirers uf
Fannie Ward are urged 10 see h"i
ln what IL sail 20 lie hcr best work
since she appeared IN "rhs cheat A"
Tomorrow for u return cnglgo
| ment or one day Franz Keenan, M
More Trouble" COMEDY ~ sucl
rare quality and ~ 'ich In genuln,
! run and humor Hs 20 h, iu . class ",
ITSELF Noull enjoy every min0rt 81
, IT,
Friday and Saturday comes "lioi
Man Here II u story which w,
make every, woman ut M and tnN,
stock OF herself, for II deals with th,
return To the primitive instinct al
the female 10 fight for hor mu'c 4
n ns interesting as II ~ novel an(
beautiful In scenic inyca'urc rs u /,
In It's wonderful photography
4unday and Monday l'rmcl.
Dean, whose portrayal of The VIVA
cat ~ paris" created a srnfntion. VT
appear IN another thrilling and IN
usual story, kiss or kil" Etsidri
being "A very beautiful woman. MiV
Dean IL "a splendid actress with
most enGging and pleasing person
ally She has nc lui -ci n follow "
In Tulsa which has never beer
knialled by anw other screen nc'rcsi
In 80 short time.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22
LIVE STOCK OF COUNTRY
VAL lUEO OVER EIGHT BILLION

WASHINGTON Jan 81 Lave
stock ON farms ana ranges ~ the
country on January was valued n'
iS.SlOs0i.00O In hn estimate made
public today hy tho department Of
agriculture This IN An increase oi
tbth, 0O6 600 over their value a ychi
aSn
The number ~ tho various hnima l.
with "A comparison Ia the number nt
January |. 1918. and their value
follow
Horses. ct.a1t.O00: decrease. 81
900: value. se.t2Q.Toa, 900
Mules ss?b 600. increase, g. 900
value. Ss67. 7,OO0
Mich COWS. 20 t6i 600. increase
i57. 900: value. sl.sas.oba 900
other cattle, t.39o 900: increase
as1 600. value. $3.50 $40 900.
sheep, tg.s63, 0Oo. incrVlse, $50,
900. value. Shrs,0ie,o0o
Swin-. 1851. 900. increase, 500,
900. value, Si.665.ss7.0 900.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22
SUIT NOT TO BE FILED L.
W00LLEY AUDIT CASE
hlsrin Advised ~. DI-,s ibuiIon of
und- Wa. I'rnTpr-Niil It..
iinbur- County

Hul' va7 NOT filed b. the county
attorney ycvtcrd,, ~ pursuance of
't"snluii"n passed Monday aftor
noon hy me county commissioners
"uth"rizUg him tp bring SUIT again-
Sheriff James Noplley and his nf-
fchl hnndsm"n fnr tho recovery of
IN" tl.iit q, whlrh In duo the
county, according 10 tho report ~
deputy states oSiunncr ana Inspector
lNins \ Ntrh. Who has Just com
plotted an official audit ~ the
sh'riffs accounts during hla prc,i.
uus i"ru ~ uffl'c In lglb H.
t"uub Attorney Munrpr stated
yesterday that /, NJ POE. nttorney y
Tor fh"rir Nuoll"y. had agreed that
ihr fuuuoV would b." pntd back To
ih" county without suit heInr
brought. ani that II would be done
~ soon aa they had had umn "a
check over IA" account to determine
II that Hniuunt was correct
county Attorney Munfor also
stated Yesterday that he understood
mat sheriff NoOlloy had been nd
VlH"d 10y tho then county attorney
That he could ~ DIVIDE tho tees ns
the account shows they we're di.
vldod
n !H understood that uo criminal
pr"t Seedlings viii be- iusittioi against
sheriff NuullrN ~ ht acted IN good
fhlth In r1o matter. and since he
coming advised stands ready to
rrctify any mistakes hr made while
artlns under a miHinto-pretation of
tn. law
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22
NAVY TO LEAVE EUROPE
NOT LATER THAN FEB. IS

lNNnoN. Jan - Franklin u.
HooseNclt, assistant secretary ~ the
navy after "A conference with Ad-
mlral sims on plans Tor the demo
hllllation ~ the American navy In
European walris said tonight he
was confident that with the cScep-
ton ~ about 1000 men, tho Aucri.
can navy would he out ~ Europe
not later than February 10
when the armirtice was signed
there were 70.0 American sailors
IN European waters Today there
nre approximately $4,000 Several
thousand are at aviation rtati,ns IN
Franc" and Ireland but are nclng
sent home az rapidly rs ponslhl,
ono Of tho present difficulties ui
the way of complct. demo utilization ,-
the uncertainty ss to lust how many
German passenger ships Will he al
lutted to carry American soldiers
ham, ana - to when the ships will
he delivered. Tho navy II having
little difficulty In dispoSinH ~ vast
amounts OF material and supplies In
France, England and Ireland
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22
| SEWER IMPROPERLY BUILT.
PROPERTY OWNERS DECLARE

Protesting that report submit
ted to tho city authorities concern
ing u SOVIET constructed east of
Rockford avenue and between Tenth
and Fifteenth streets aS being in
CnrroSt citizens ~ brlluNia~ and
furcHt Park additions met IN n mass
meeting hnt niEht ht the residence
81 ! 4 Watson Tor an open discus
sion The sewer involved IN one
constructed hS carl rlcasnnt one OF
the clty'H contractors According To
the estimate furnished tho city au-
thoritics hS ,hr engineer ~ the CON
struvtiuu conphnN. fair per cent
nf rock was paid for. which many NJ
the property owners claim does not
exist ir this locality
After much drliheration II was de
Cidcd to waive further action On the
matter until an investigating com
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22
COMES FORTY MILES
TO GET 0R6ATONE

= lDpcr prosperous farmer
who had suffered terribly Tor iva
years from indigestion. a. the adyir.
~ hia friends tried the Org,ton.
Treatment one bottle relieved hin,
10 that he could eat any Kind ~ food
that formerly sourcd on his ,lnmach
and improved his physical condition
80 that he wanted some more liza
regular druggist was Just out II or.
gatonc and he believed 30 much IA n
that he made the forty mile iup ,o
is Ia get II at once Mr l.oprr .a,.
that since taking OrRntunc he D. r,.
lieN-d ~ the severe kidney palms no
used Ia have his nerves are u'ur
aud he sleeps well At night ana +.
gaining In both weight ana health
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22

charles H. Eastu private. com
pany g. Nth battalion. l65th depot
brigade
iiov S'ott, private, company .. col
ored dmft camp
Tim Nceston private. COMPANY 10,
reclamation division. camp Logan.
Texas
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22
NOSE Cl0GGEO FROM
A COLD OR CATARRH
Apply Cream In Nostrils To
Open Up Air Passages.

An what relief Your clogErd
nostrils open right up, and the air
passageu ~ your head are clear ana
you can broa,hc freely No more
hawking, snufflirg. mucous ais
charges headache. dryness no
struggling for breath at night your
cold or catarrh IL gone.
Don't stay stuffed up Get q ANAL
bottle OF Elys Cream Rslm from
your druggiat now. Apply "A little
~ this fragrant, antbepuc cream IN
your noArils let n penetrate
through every air passage OF the
head. soothe and heal the swollen,
,nflamed utuoous membrane, CIV
ing YOU instant relief. Ely's Cream
balm is Just what every cold ana
catarrh sufferer has kecn ssnkins'
M. lust splendid. ~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22
strike Thr,1t~ns In London.

LONDON. Jan. 81 A rtuke
which would close down all the tn-
sinerrlng works and nearly every
class of public service In ton
don is threatened today. Already
900 workers are out and ms tho
men and the employers broke off ne
gotiationS for u settlement during the
day. II In expected that at leas,
$4,000 men engaged In tho en-
Einceting trade will ccase to work
before the end of the week
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22

mittcc, composed ~ r. & w,,.
ward. J. u. Ham. q. g. Stahlsch,,S
made persona invcstiga ton h, :,
caVation and conferred with IA. er.
authorities The theory va. AZ
Nanced that tho questions .nyol1s.
would he submitted To the Ta,n.,
ets' league at an early date
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22
Frrnch Women Ash I'un,.hn,cn,.

PARIS, Jan. si.--Fr.nch woman
members of tho peace conferences
ask ing Justice In the name NJ thous.
ands OF women. young girls and
children. Who Il Ia set forth. were
systematically torn from their fam
lilies and subjected to various forms
of ~ treat tm-nt at the hands OF the
uermans during the war
To Cur~ Wabitual Constipation,
Take LAX .FOa WITH rErStS''
for two or three weeks A Liquid
Tonic laxative Pleasant To Take.
soc. II Regulates
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22
RYAN, BUFFALO ATTORNEY,
IS INDICTED FOR TREASON

NEW YORK Jan 81 John r
Ryan. u buffalo lawyer. was today
indicted for treason bY the federal
grand jury
Ryan, who served ~ a captain In
the United States army during the
spanish American war In accused of
harborlng Madame 10 Nictnfics. ono
Of the UermanH under arrest with
oi,cary and alleged 10 Rave heen
sent here N q spy 10 carry on prop
uganda work among Irish .Ameri.
cans, Hc IN also accused ~ having
procured "a man named Hurley and
sending him to Germany with mes
sases from Madame de Nictorica and
10 obtain funds Tor her from tho
German government
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22
To Inv~~s igntc Car strike.

KANSAS CITY. Jan. 2i-Opcra.
tlves from tho rcHed StafSvs depart,
mrnt of Justice will Ice ordered to
investigate tho dynamltlns OF street
cars here, Francis NJ Wilson. United
States district attorney announced
today after receipts ~ a telegram
from the attorney general
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22
A NEVER FAILING WAY
TO DANISH UGLY HAIRS


NJ woman is immune 90 super.
fluuuH grow ihH. ana br,ture these
are likrl, tu appctr ~ nuN time, II
h. a,r isihlr 10 always have some del
atone powder handy rn use when the
occasion arises \ paste is made with
some of the powder und water and
spread upon the hairy surface: N
about . minutes this ~ carefully re-
moved and Ia" skin washed Nou
viii then find that your skin Ii en-
tircly free from hair ~ fuzt N'
sure. however. to get real dclatone.
Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22

sAtllAMENTo. cat. Jan a
resolution declaring the cancellation
~ loans made by the United si,,,.
to the allies as proposed In ,hs
United States s-natc wnS "unp,l,,n
tie and unnecessary wss adopted h,
the california state senate
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22
Soldicr-Sailor Arrivals

Al discharged soidi~vs, sailors
aud mavsnr~ nr~ ury~d 90 ryvi-'rr
at tir Y. ". 4. A.'Or He'd trs~.
In order that their nansc~ MAJ ic
plsr~d In tirse rDiunn-.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22
City Briefs
AT ruLsA rnEArERs TODAY,


HH0,pWAN ilsh Jials comp.nI IN
tNrtr~r itomsr idsd and -is rouf
GhiSp rl, L,mj 10" s,'''' BE- sp'
PALACE Hp.oi W,,hhu,u m The
VA al Nan WIN M.id
NNitrttt l'ioUls Nafd m The N.f
mN1io .Ltu. Womtn
HtRtNn VIOLA ra'a IN The Gold
WONDERLAND loulsel No.ls. oom
odt coupsnI
HORACE MANN tonchcrT Assoc !.
. Ton vii meet thir afternoon at 30.
UNIPIl 10 y,nr old sbn ~ ~
Hnd Mrs " Weber n, Notth
Yunn. H. rcpotird to hc improving
nlreh from an operation Tor apprh
diclllH at local hospiia
pNlNg Tu the absence ~ - num
brt ~ those Interested m" meeting
~ the Automobile l'enlcrr' nsso'lH
ton scheduled for last night, Was
postponed
uisTitirT war stamp chhirmrn
IA" purpose ~ prffco,ing a cam.
pHiyn program fnt 1913 frcd khtw
district chairman. viii report tho r".
suits ~ last ,sar's campaign 10 m"
meeting
TuE NEHsAUY ~ the o.
dlnailon ~ Rev james J N Ne"dy
Ia the priest hood ~ the Episcophl
church, will he ohsrrv"d ~ 1tintN
ci-irch ~ \ o'clock tundh, morninr
There viii bc "a hrirf addr'H, an"
music
r. n Gt'rliREY. Tulsa chAmher
~ commerce highvay Comml'~iunet
viii address the Tulsa Auiotu"hll'
club at It's annual business lunrh'"n
at the ketchum hotel Friday ~ ~
The membership priA. viii hc tire
gwen by tn. Kelly Springfield com
pany
FUNERAL. services for charles T
iiolllngsworth of Leavenworth. Kan
viii be held this morning al 10 40
from tho residence ~ & NJ grr.tch
ard. ITO Souih Phoenix Tho de
ceased II the father of W " iIol.
linssworih chief draus htHman OF the
e. NJ rri,chard company
HiNE FRENs'H fatherle~s chil.
dren were adopted yesterday Nv enS
company Drn " lpp, county
cha irman % the organnat tlon for
tho adoption OF the fatherles~ chil-
drcn OF France. stated that ~ the
last 3s0 pames received by the or.
"a niration. there remained only 30
for adoption.
UNITED sTATES Marshal A. ".
Enloe of Muskosee spent Monday
night In Tulsa on his way to oklaho-
ma City with prisoner for tho wept-
rrn distsict OF OklAhoma, JIc was nc-
com panied by chief deputy HUI OF
his office.
No INFLUENZA cases have been
reported to the health department for
two days Officials In charge hks
that as q tbod omen--but they
knock wood when they braG about
the healthy condition Of tho city.
Two cases u smallpox were reported
yesterday. and phoperly anarantinsd.
=
| Chapter A. k,p q. E.. met with
Mr.. j W. Abel yesterday afternoon
and after the regular busipe~ meet
ing a very delightful luncheon WA
served. This chapter IL composed
entirely of members who have de
mitted from other citlee The soc.a
hour was spent In T. y. q. r-min-
isccncss The next meeting will h'
held at tho home Of Mrs. II. "
Hoe hmler In two weeks. Any 4, II
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22
GERMAN COLLAPSE A
BLOW TO MEX. PLANS
s,iII I,cilc,c America q Isi Helpless
Giant Incapable ~ Dcfcnd-
inR tircif
CABRERA THE EVIL GENIUS
>oicsi lspior-r Tells ~ tondiiinnS ln
tho Mvrtciwd ,ountr, ~ W"
Observed Them.
NV DlnENHO " MNUrIN )


wAsiiINOTpN Jan 4 In re.
cent issue of the Washington l'nsi
UuAsru uastinsH MillVard the noted
explorer Who contested th" ltn"ts
welt clalm 10 the dlfrovcty of 'h"
river ~ Doubt" IN UrnIll gives u
mrid account Of conditions 80 h"
found them ~ Mexico ApropoH ~
tho demand ~ The senate Tor drastic
nriinn 10 protect American Investors
from the capacity ~ the thttanf'
government his account In ~ p'
,uliar Interest Whil" hc does not
deal directly with American oil IN
forests In the aouthcrn trpuhllr.
there IN value ~ reading the nh-et
Vntions ~ a real American On whh'
ho has actually rorn m tho and ~
the cactus The rstractH follow
I'm all my travels have never he
tore a.en such conditions aH rNiHt ln
Netico today Prepared ~ ! was To
fni extremely had conditions was
poalilvely shocked when I snw IN"
true state of affairs As Tar M ! was
able 10 ascertain 'nrranta ana inc
group ~ patriots around him stak"h
their hopes on n tisrmnn victory ana
nov ihAt derh"hN nus -" ne''
81 they do not hn"" "h'oh way y"
turn
Il refer principally 70 connlll"nr wv
Nucalan and on me uuli coss' nv
representatives of the pte'cn, gov,
ernmen, appear to nave gone mhn on
the subject 81 srsf, No,nInH ."o
small ana nothinx 10" "rko 'o' '"'"'
TO approximate
Disorhrr Rarrp.m.
The en'ire country "a "lso,s"n
i,ed business government ana ~
nohbsry and blsrkmail are rshpan,
Poverty IL general Thonsan"s upon
thousands of men are wl'hout ~"tN
and have been forced ny munger w
turn thieves Men who are ospnol.
or seulnG VOTE INV" r a.,
In 50 doinG, hecnuse 'hey rrsnI' w
exrer'ence mar their pay WIZ pe "
propriaied under various Hulses, ns
the military and Others W 'he VOW
ernmenf a
During tho war oermsny ana
Germans we're Hiven every oppoI'un.
" 10 use The country Hnd hsrns
other forelGnsrs. JUST ~ soon ~ VIZ
kaiser quit the Csrrsnra asenu, res'.
iSinG that their hopes were sons
far ~ Bselin was concerned. sm,'vn
~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22

uNv Tint CHILLY tcc,inR.
Take Grove's THs'eless CHILL Tonic
II Warns the RoHy by Purifying and
Fnriching tho Riood YOU can soon
feel iis strengthening. inviEora,'ns
Effect Price soc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22
ouinlnc Tim, Does M, An~. Head

QuInInc Tint IbNcr Not NVWT Icnd
Hecaurc Of ita tonic and laxative ef.
feet, LAXATIVE DROMO QUlNiNE
tTabietsD car he taken by anyone
without causing nervousness or ring
ing In tho head There Ia only one
"liromo Qulninr u. W GROVES
signature on the box, 70c.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22

JEFFERsoN CITY. Mo, Jan. ~.
A "Jim Crow" bill was today intro
duoed In the Missouri house OF rep
resentatives.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22

No INFLUENZA cases have been
reported to the health department for
two days Officials In charge hhs
that as q bod omen--but they
knock wood when they braG about
the healthy condition Of tho city.
TWO cases " smallpox were reported
yesterday. and phoper'y anaran'insd'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22

UNITED STATES Marshal A. ~
Enlos of Muskosee spent Monday
night In Tulsa on his way to oklaho-
ma city with prisoner for tho wrv'-
rrn distsict OF Oklahoma. 10 was nc-
ompanied by chief deputy HUI OF
his office.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22

HiNE FRENTH fatherle~s chil.
dren were adopted yesterday by ems
ploye~ Of tho ltosana Petroleum,
company Orrp " i'pp, county
chai irman of the orEanha ilon for
tho adoption OF the fatherle,~ chil-
drcn OF France. stated that ~ the
last 3s0 names received by tho or.
"a nisation. there remained only 30
for adoption.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22

FUNERAL services for charles Y
iiolllngsworth of Ieavenworth. Kan
viii b. held this morning AZ 10 ~
from tho residence ~ &. NJ rr.tch
ard. ITO South Phoenix The de
ceased II the father of " " iIol'
linssworih. chlef draus shtHman of the
G. NJ rritohard company
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-01
Fifty-five Suspects in Jail and
$50 More Will be Gathered
in by Police
Force.
EXAMPLE OF LEADERS
City Continues Quiet and No Furthei
Trouble Expected by General
Wood Who is In
Charge.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
OMAHA, Neb., Oct. 1.-The city
continued quiet this morning after
an uneventful night. General Wood
said the crisis is passed and he ex-
poets no further trouble. Many
negroes returned to their places OF
employment this morning and many
who had left the city following Sun
DAYS rioting are reported to have re-
turned here.
Fifty-fve persons suspected OF par
ticipating in Sundays rioting have
been arrested, according to County
Attorney Shotwell, who said 25C
more will be arrested. .. -...,
I'VE are going to make such an
example of the leaders Of the mob
that the fair name of Omaha will
never again be disgraced," Shotwell
declared.
Among those arrested was G. l.
Hathaway, real estate dealer. whose
wife was found brutarry murdered
after being assaulted several years
iago. -,
viii Brown, the lynched negro, died
protesting his innocence, ACCORDING
to a negro known as Goal on
Johnny" who was booked at the
county Jail with Brown. I'm not
guilty. I'm not guilty" the negro sa1o
Brown kept moaning.
|. Mayor Smith continues to improve
physicians said, and will soon be ou'
of danger.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-01
EXCESS PROFIT TAX
SHOULD BE ABOLISHED

and each has cut the value OF the
dollar" he said.
"If labor and capital We're united
as they should be, in the effort 10
do their duty. then the future would
become brighter as we removed the
burdens artificially placed upon them.
II think 1t would be great step
toward reduction of the cost OF living
| II the whole scheme OF excess proht
tax could be abolished. There never
was so bad a device in business as
the device called cost plus and the
excess profit tax is in It's essense
cost plus scheme"
Colyer issued challenge TO Ed
ward Morris. Chicago packer, 10
prove his assertion that the commits
sion had been in secret correspon-
dence with foreign governments con
spring against American trade. ne
offered to pay the expenses for an
auditorium In which he, Morris OF
| any of his representatives would
meet him publicly and seek to make
good on the charges.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-01
STRIKE IS
TEST Of
ENDURANCE
Steel Turmoil Has Settled
Down to Battle of Wits
and War of
Strength.
UNION LEADERS FIRM
Plant officials Claim Slight Addition
al Gains as Morning Shifts
Take Their
Plaees.
UNION LEADERS FIRM

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.]
WASHINGTON, Oct. I.-Flat re-
fusal to deal with union labor was
made to the senate labor committee
today by Judge E. n. Gary, head OF
the United States Steel corporation.
In the face Of repeated questioning
the industrial leader stood without
budgins on his contention that to deal
with union leaders would result in the
closed shop, thing which he declared
would be "inimical" to the country
and Prevent industrial prosperity.
Gary specifically told the commit
tee he could not meet Samuel Comp.
ers or any other union leader as a
Representative of his emp'oyes. Every
employe of the Steel corporation,
Gary persisted, has the right to
singIy or in groups appeal even to
the president of the concern.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-01
DEADLOCK ON
PEACE TREATY
Senators Begin Hunt for
swer to Question of VIII
Rejection Will
Bring.
RESERVATIONS ITRoE
President Wilson Yield to
Changes or May Fs~tly Refuse
Any Such
Action.
[By L. C. Martin, United Press Staff
Correspondent

by II. v. Ohltcu 1888 0Iahi
Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Oct. Senators
today were beginning to hunt the
answer to this question:
What will happen If the peace
treaty is rejected, either by direct
senate vote or by President Wilson's
refusal to accept it with reservations,
which, in his opinion, destroy it?
Many democrats declare that if the
treaty fails, the men who cause its
rejection must bear the full respon'
sibility and take action to meet the
situation. In such an event they ex'
pect the president would decline to
initiate negotiations for another
treaty with Germany and would not
go out of his way to make easier the
task of negotiating such a settle
ment.
A deadlock exists in the senate to-
day. One way out is for the presi'
dent to yield on strong reservations
Another is for him to flatly refuse
them, which might cause rejection
by senate vote.
Or he could withdraw the treaty
from further senate consideration OF
pigeonhole 1t when it reaches him
with reservations which he considers
Objectionable.
Some Of the presidents supporters
believe he may yet find way to
yield on these reservations without
seeming to yield too much.
Although there are many indlca'
tions that the senate will either
adopt reservations or reject the
treaty, the league of nations cove
nant has as many enthusiastic friends
today in the senate as it ever had
That is one reason for the strength
of the reservationists, it is apparent
Without reservations, these league
supporters think the treaty will be
rejected and will carry with it IN
defeat the covenant. Hence these
league friends argue it is better tc
yield to the demand for reservations