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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-20
Odd Lots of
Laird & Schober
Shoes
For Women at $9.41

IOI w OHtCit ut 9S.4I
This special Anniver-
sary group includes
black calf with grey
b ii c k S k n tops, field
mouse with buckskin
tops, and black patent
and ki d S k IN button
shoes with Louis, Cuban
and m ary heels.
Anniversary S pecial,
$9.41.
Mems 5000 tan and
black shoes. Anniver-
sary Special, $7.41. e.
Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart,
Market Street.
Bungalow Aprons
$1.95 Bun g al ow
Aprons, in white cam
brio and plaid gingham.
Anniversary S p ci a |,
$1.41.
Petticoats
White Cord Satine
Petticoats, tailore d
flounce. Anniversary
Special, $1.41.
Cotton Taffeta Petit
coats, in emerald green,
wis tari a and rose.
Anniversary S p e ci a |,
$1.41.
Brassieres
Pink mesh bandeau
Brassieres, tape shoul-
der strap. Anniversary
Special, 41f.
Children's Hats
White Cor duroy
H a IS. Anniversary
Special, 41f.
Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart,
Second Floor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-20

full plain toe, low heels, sizes 90 N1
21s to 7. Anniversary Special Ooh !
5000 dark brown calf skin high cut lace
shoes broad toe last, low heels sizes 11I
to 2. Anniversary Or ~
$500 black kidskin button shoes, footform
AnnSsTsary l1nt ,S~ nss's Specials sisi iih to $241
$l.85 black kidskin button shoes with pat
ent leather top, broad toes, flat heels, sizes
8H to II. Anniversary d. ~
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-20
41s Anniversary Specials For Monday Shopping Program
Anniversary Specials In
Fine Autumn Dress
Fabrics

$500 mixed suiting 81 inches wide, good styles
Anniversary Special, yard .................
$500 Army cloth, So inches wide Anniver-
sary Price, yard
$3.50 mohar suting, 81 inches wide. Ami
versary Price, yard Observation-Disclosures.
$3.50 mixed coating, 54 inches wide, good
styles. Anniversary Price, yard .............
$3.50 mixed coating, 81 inches wide Ami
versary Price, yard Observation-Disclosures.
$3.50 Navy gabardine, all wool. Anniversary
L iiSC, ydlu .....,. .
$3.50 Navy French serge; 48 inches wide.
Anniversary Price, yard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
$500 broadcloth, 48 inches wide full range OF
colors. Anniversary Price, yard .............
$6.95 mems Navy serge, So inches wide.
Anniversary Price, yard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
$3.50 black broadcloth, 81 inches wide
Anniversary Price, yard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Dives. Pomeroy & Stewart Street Floor
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-08
20 Rooms
FOR SALE

Small dairy, close In. fully equtppeQi
bargain; n interested call Maple
3g2o-R. can from TO ~ a. m.
a-CiiAIR barber shop for sale. good
business. cheap rent 206 South
Pr iway.
IL ROOMS nicely furnished n. Broad.
why. Long lease. Some terms. NJ.
F"nN.
man. representing the mdbt
popular truck on the market, would
Ike 10 Interview party desiring agency
for state Of Oklahoma. Answer M-z6,
LlAhonAn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-08

D-ROOM modern, brick apartment Ma
PIC 1875.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-08
lFnr Rent Furnished

Beautiful home. J05 West ldtu com.
pletoly furnished. Wul rycSlc,ro for
year Il Moore. Maple l'R
3.ROOM cottagr. furnished modern
conyeulencrs adults 1894 Wet Hi
tBOOM bungalow furnished l'ui
West Park. Sos per month Maple
siOi-R.
FOH RENT September /. i.rp"m ful-
nshci house. full basement, line
filtered cistorn: walking distance, near
car line Phone walnut 2',i.
COMPLETELY Furnished lower floor
OF niory home. basement aud ga
rage Walnut sil1. J2I West 'tN 81
4 COOL furnished rooms lp modcrp
home on car line; $40 per mouth. sos
y, Phillips, Maple i961
FOX RENT -Four furnished rooms at
5oS y. Francis. can mornings
iT'RNisiHrD hpNRTNT%r-. I rooms
400 /. Ith Sec Mrs Adams ur iuFi
floor
COMPLETELY Furnished lower floor ~
two-stoty hurr. basement and gn-
rage walnut Gll1 32i West Nth 81
THREE ROOM furnished apartment
south exposure adults II Broadway
Circle. Nrlrut 1851
COMPLETE fuTrlshcd tower toor ~ 90
story home. basement tud gnIHE.'
Walnut Gli3. 3.1 ". sth
s.ROoM furnished house. good VoH.
no children. zoo North D'.rIas
CHOICE b-room url bath mrri-hri
apartment. cyrfyttiug rev urd hrnp
titul. near high school. adults. refer
ences. Maple 1885.
MODERN 5.room huurt'uV 80 rrspou-
sihle parties adu'ts, good veil water.
close 10 car, o.. qli y. liaid, Nalnu.
Sso6 r.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-08
NOTICES

WE buy diamonds old gold silver,
Mofehousc Jcwolry Co. 2-j n. Hd"y,
q. X. STAMP & SEAL co. rs vest
Grand Phone walnut S5l.
THE HAMILTON pETLCTlVE sERV.
ICE, sls HersNowi,E Bldg. Telephone
Maple I7s5 Commercial work.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-08

Terms to rcsronsible persons
Wake MOTOR sALrS COMPANY
Phone W. Igs. 500 ~ Broadway.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-08

TWO room. furniahcd apartment. W.
stairs, close In. modern, adults. Wal
nut 1897
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-08
NOTICES.
KODAKS FILMSAND FInlShIaG

VAIOR BATH2 md fUru shed rooms
GIG Nurth BluadWny Walnut tHtl.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-08
VIZ, NIaye


AUTOMOBILE BUSTNEsy.
on. Of the finest oppot unitles IN Oh
lahoma for sale have fine contract,
large territory. plenty of cars and tho
best light SIX on the market; Door,
horlih cump.ls owner 20 quit, IS TOO Will
buy cars on hand and well equipped
snlemoom located In city, II yo'i want
m nc automobile game. b.-c " your
crtnc,. Ftohs Walnut ito. syefIinla
walnut ftu. "
5.RoOM nice. modern home. Wo)6{f6
distance. SEQ owuer st once.
West 1rd al M
ron gENT--A snail dlningr1UcQ,
yorth broadNsy. or pheoe ~
bg09. fs. Sr7X<I
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-08

VAST 10 huy hnhv cnlys" ono - ten
u.}s o,I. uD JrteJa, lhUup Walnut
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-15
Efforts to Modify Terms
of Wat-T Time Prohibi-
ton Legislation Fail.
MEDICINES
Consent to Amendment
Permitting Making of
Proprietary Fluids Not
Used As Beverages.

Washington. July 1.-THE House
today definitely put Itself on record
against light wines and beef. All
other efforts of the vets and liberals
to modify the terms of the legislation
for the enforcement of wartime pro-
h,bition met a like fate at the hands
Of an overwhelming dry majority
The largest vote the vets we're able
to muster was 81, while the drys on
one amendment po.led ISL. In view
OF this lineup ii appeared tonight as
II the bill will be put through viz
tualiv in the form in which it was re-
ported out by the judiciary committee.
The first proposition 10 come to
vote was an amendment by Repre-
sentative Dyer. of Missouri. to increase
the limit OF alcohol to be permitted
in beverages from one-half OF one per
cent as provided in the bill to "a
The standing vote on the proposal
was 81 in the affirmative to IFS in
the negative On teilers' count the
result was so in The affirmative to Isl
in the negative.
The second test Of strength came on
Il motion by Representative Igoe, OF
Missouri. 20 strike out the dennitlon
of Intoxicating liquors which limits
the alcohol content Of beverages 70
man VI titT EriAFAA. FsbtPtt'h -
this amendment would have left the
question for the courts to determine.
The standing vote was SO in the AFR
native to IFS III the negative. The
teilers count was - In The affirmative
TO 14t in the negative.
The third alignment was on an
amendment hy Representative Pell OF
New york. 10 strike out the limitation
of one-half of one percent of alcohol
and provide for the determination By
Jury whether or not beverage Is IN
fact Intoxicating The standing vote
was SO, in the Affirmative 20 l42 IN
the negative On tellers' count, the
affirmative vote WINS "a and the mega
tive was 1s3
The only concession the dry leaders
consented TO was a ulotion ny Repre-
sentative Benson OF Maryland TO
make the definition OF intoxicating
liquors apply hereafter and 10 sub
stitute in tn. same definition the
word beverages" for liquors" Led
by Representative yoktead of Mime
, sofa, chairman OF the Judieary com
mittee and author OF the bin. = sum
cient mum Der OF drys voted with the
vets 10 give on this amendment an
Affirmative vote Of IS to rs IN the
negative.
Tho purpose o. the Benson amend
ment. II was explained Is TO liheralixe
the enforcement legislation so as to
permit the manufacture of legitimate
commodities such as favoring ex-
tracts, patent medicines etc. which
may not be used for beverage pur-
poses
Three attempts TO get IN a respite
for light wines and baer under the
war time prohibition law failed at the
hands OF Representative Good. OF
Iowa. presiding over the committee
OF the whole. who sustained points
Of order against them. The chair up
held the contention OF the drys that
the amendments were not germane
to the bill.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-15
TO ASK GERMANY TO
! TURN OVER THE KAISER

London. July 14,-Germany. not Hol-
land, Will be asked by the allied and
associated governments to hand over
the ex.kaiser for trial, according to
the latest semi official information to-
night. Since the peace treaty stipu.
lates for the surrender Of the former
monarch by the country which he
ruled. International law experts are
Understood to agree arrangements for
the extradition of Wilhelm Hohenzol-
Tern from Holland must be made and
carried out by the German govern
mont which will have 10 settle the
matter with the government of the
Netherlands
This places an entirely new aspect
on the whole affair. In the nrst place.
Germany's prompt compliance with the
allied demand, when IL is made, will
prove test for her governments sin
certify toward fulhllment of the treaty
terms. In the second place, any pos
sihle friction between the allies and
Holland would be thus avoided, for II
IS taken for granted that the Dutch
government would unhes!tatingly
comply with a German request for the
ex.ka.sers eXtradition, while the point
raised BY Dutch jurists regarding such
a demand by the allies is we'll AIKEN
in well informed allied quarters
On the other hand. /, is well under
stood here that the Bauer government
would much rather have the demand
to Holland come from the allies di-
rectly, and thus have nothing TO do
with the immediate surrender of the
eAmonarch. no for the present. at
least. is out Of the reach OF Berlin's
jurisdiction. than to be forced TO make
a front against the strong tide OF pro-
kaiser feeling that has been sweeping
Germany ever since the news OF. his
proposed trial was taken seriously.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-15
Shows That There Need Be No Feal|
Of the United States Losing Its lde1l
tity or Its Power, As Action ofi
Assembly on All important MatteI|
Must Be Unanimous.
Three-Hour Conference Is Held Between Sen,ie
Swanson and Senator Knox, Presumably fe
Discussing Ways and Means Of Finding Con-
mon Ground Upon Which an Agreement Nh
Be Reached.

Washington. d. G., July 14.-Senator Swanson, of Vi
,na was bus, man today Besides making notable sp
TONS he held conference with Senator Knox nra
sumaby discussing and of finding gro16
which all for early and favorable decision GU
the treaty Ns
Senator Knox is leading the fight for separation 81 8
league from the treaty and for reservations regarding M
treaty itself $500
Senator Swanson next to Senator Hitchcock, the rad
Democrat in the committee foreign affairs
regarded of the senators who closest prede
The result of his conference with Senator Knox not
closed. ss1aS%%
In his address before the senate Senator Swanson dsa
erfuv with the treaty and the league of nations deck
them nseparable and showing clearly that they d
manded by the spirit of the times In powerful sentenc
upheld the great work OF the conference and dee
thai this time for the United States TO skuk whea
world looks to for guidance apd assistance aesssS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-15
Carson Threatens to
Call Out Volunteers

London, July l4.--Ssr Edward Car.
sons hands Off warning TO America
in his speech al Belfast during the
storm of press comment but the
Daily Chronicle. Premier Lloyd
Georges personal noushpiece and the
Daily Telegraph end the Morning
Post have so far refrained from ex-
pressing themselves editorislly on the
subject
The Eorthclin Press. however. is
administering a terrific editorial lash
ing to the Ulster leader. the Daily
Mail calling him a ministerial Boil
son was responsible. for the 1916
Easter revolt In Ireland.
Commenting on Sir Edwards
threat to cali out the Ulster volun-
teers II home rule Is not repealed. the
Daily Express says.
Such a helated war would be In
defensihle. Britain will never forget
THE rroweSs OF Ulster nor that OF
Irishmen OF the other provinces who
rivalled the North in courage and de-
votion."
The same papers Dublin CORE.
spondent asks anxiously what steps
the British cabinet viii take &c
counteract Carson's threat He SAYS
unless the Irish people are treasured
the threat will lead to secret drilling
and arming of the nationalist
The moderate unionists fear the If
feet OF Carson's speech in America
and on the continent will be detri.
mental both to Ireland and Britain.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-15
Cunst Is Opposed to
Ward Distribution
Fate of Bond Issue for Streets
to Be Determined at Meet
ing of Board Tonight.

OF pre-eminent importance on the
docket to be considered by the board
OF aldermen at the regular monthly
session tonight is the s3.Sd0,o0o bond
issue, which comes to that body from
the common council for concurrence.
bond issue to be used for perma-
nent street improvements has no OPP
ponents in either branch of this council,
but the action Of the common council
ir Incorporating into the ordinance the
directions for spending tho money has
met with the disspproval Of most Of
the representative business men OF the
city
This clause proved q veritahle bone
OF contention in the common council
aand Indications are that fully as
strong opposition will be shown in the
board. Opponents of the ward distri-
button plan embodied in the ordinance
express the belief that opposition in
the board Of aldermen is strong
enough to defeat the measure were
II not for the unavoidable celay in
starting the street building program
which would result in its defeat.
MARX Gunst. one Of the oldest mem
bers Of the board. said last night that
he WAS unalterably opposed to the
equal distribution Of the money and
" ould vote for no issue which did not
laave the spending of the funds to the
discretion OF the administration ere
ated by the recently adopted charter.
1t is quite possible that many alder
men who are entirely opposco to. the
method adopted by the council Will
vote for II simply to rush action on
the passage Of the ordinance. The
streets Of the city are known to be
in q deplorable condition and oppo-
nents of the measure are consoltng
themselves with the reflection that any
kind OF \ building program Ia better
than none at all.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-15

The Kiwanis club last night went
on record as favoring the original
Roden plan of apportionment OF the
100000 bond issue. The Roden
plan was to spend 100000 annually in
each of the four wards. leaving the
expenditure Of another hundred
thousand to the Judgment and dis
erection of the director OF public works.
This was the form OF the measure
when 1t went TO the finance commit :
tee. where 1t was amended at the
instance of Councilman Jones, Of Mad
ison ward, and in council by Council
man Sullivan. OF Jefferson ward. max
ing the distribution $126,000 for each
ward annually for Ave years
The Kiwanis club. after hearing
Captain Morgan Mills elucidate on the
merits and demarits Of the respective
measures. decided hy unanimous
yots that r thought better oe ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-15
Congress Plans
to Honor Pershing


ashington, July Perish
ing Day, 10 honor the command
ing general of the American ex-
peditionary forces in France was
suggested this afternoon in
resolution offered in the house by
Representative Caldwell OF New
York
Congress would designate DAY
and Joint committee OF seven
mem bers OF the house and FIVE
senators would arrange appro-
pirate ceremonies for the reeep-
tion Of General John Persf,-
ing on his return 70 The United
States.
Congress would pay MIN a gal
LIANT tribute by "a joint session OF
the senate and the house.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-15
IN CONFIDENCE
Little Talk No. Z with Readers Of The virginian

How will be for to happy family ALL Of US
discriminate against
social
a ha
would
would
would make friends dishted because had done
I
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-15
Democratic Members Take Position That Com
mittee Has No Right to Inquire Into Reasons
Which Led to Additions Of Specific Provisions
in the Treaty.
President Not to Appear in Committee Room, But
Stands Ready to Reply to Amy Questions Asked
Him Concerning Matter Under Consideration.

Washington July l4-Upcn the question Of the right Of
the president keep within his mind the secret history
Of peace conference has the first clash between the
administration and the senate foreign relations committee over
the treaty of peace
majority of the committee today demanded all the in
maon the presidents possession about these three sub
;ects:
WHY the award of the Shantung peninsula to Japan
made It that Secretary Lansing General Bliss and
Henry White protested behalf of the American delegation
at Paris against it
Is Japan entered into secret treaty with
Germany for partition of Russia and what the real
relations between Japan and Germany during the wari
Why is Nicaragua permitted to invade Costa Rca and
why Costa RIGA permitted to Sign the peace treaty at
Versailles!
The committee has under consideration resolution by
Senator johnson of California, demanding the full seno
ranhc record meetings of the big five and the other
commissioners which the eagne of nations considered
and agreed This resolution probably will be adopted
the committee tomorrow
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-15
SENATOR SWANSON POINTS OUT
SALIENT FEATURES OF TREATY|
IN NOTABLE SPEECH in SENAII
Cities Outvote
Rural Districts
Presidents Veto Is Sustained
By House of Representa-
tives.

Washington, July 1.-the house
to.ay backed up the President IN his
f,xht TO save the daylight saving law.
The effor. to override his veto of the
agriculture appropriation bill because
OF the repeal rider fell Is votes of the
cAssarv two-thirds. The vote was
PAT to 1875.
This action Of the house puts an
end TO the rider and prevents me
senate from attempting TO pass me
bill over the Presidents disapprovai H.
The vote on the veto resulted IN
the most rigid lineup of mem bers
from city and rural districts ever wit
messed in congress Virtually every
representative of a farming section
favored the repeal while the city
members were a unit for continuing
the law.
Republican Leader Mondeil and
Democratic Leader Champ Clark
Representative kitchin, Dem ocratic
leader in the last house. and MAN.
southern Democrats voted against Inc
President. An analysis of the vote
shows that more Republicans than
Democrats voted 10 sustain The Presl-
dents disapproyal. The party vote
was:
To override the veto-Repuhiicans,
1873; Democrats. los.
To sustain the veto-ReruhlicaHs.
"A: Democrats. so. Prohibitionist. |,
The agriculture bill Immediately
was referred to the agricultural com =
rittee which will meet wednesday
to report the measure with the renfai
rider eliminated. Owing to this de
lay. the thousands of employees OF the
department of agriculture, IN all parts
OF the country. cannot be legally paid
their salaries due tomorrow.
1t was said today. however. that
a way would be found TO meet this
condition and the employees would
not have to 60 without their money.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-15
GOVERNOR OF OKLAHOMA
PROTESTS TO PRESIDENT

Washington. July I4.-President
Wilson and the state department have
received protest from Governor j. B.
A. Robertson. of Oklahoma, regarding
the murder. of John ". Correll. cit,
zen of that state. and the mistreat-
ment OF his widow and son by bandits
near Tampico, Mexico. last month.
Immediate action. or an exhaustive
investigation, and prompt punishment
Of the slayers Of Correll and the as
saulters OF his widow. an aged woman,
are demanded by the governor in no
uncertain tones.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-15
MIDDLE WEST TO
FIGHT B0LSHEV|SM

New York. July 1t.-Progress oil
radicalism in this country is alarming
tbs Middle West and special repre-.
sentatiyes OF the authorities OF Ohio
and Illinois arrived here tonight 10
consult with the l.usk committee with
a view of starting similar investiga-
tton in their states.
conference WAS held between these
representatives. and Deputy Attorney
General Samuel Berger and members
Of the Lusk committee. Other states
Of the west have communicated with
senator Lusk requesting any informa
ton developing in their inquiry which
might have a bearing on their states
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-15
HE.NRICO FARMER HURT
WHEN TEAM RUNS AWAY

Solomon Conway, a farmer resid-
ing several miles below the city in
Hearico county. was brought to vir-
ginia hospital Yesterday suffering from
conclusion of the brain received when
he was thrown from a vehicle being
drawn by runaway team Yesterday
morning. AZ late hour last night
he was still unconscious and grave
fears are entertained for his recovery.
according to report from the hos
pitsi.
The injured man was picked up
along the roadside by Sheriff webb
Sydnor. OF Henrice. and brought to
the city and an ambulance summon
ed a, that time the authorities were
in entire ignorance Of the mans iden-
tity. What provoked The team TO
take flight was not learned.