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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-23

Special Ia Tho World
M'ALFSTER, Okla, Feb. 22.-
Members of the league OF young
mons democratic clubs of oklahoma
voted unanimously today at thclr
convention here TO rCCeiv" young
women democrats MS members ana
changed the name Of the organiza.
tinn TO the League OF clubs OF
younr democrats OF oklahoma.
Misc kathryn Van I.uvan Of OKLA
homa city was elected secretary OF
the new organization by acclama-
uoh.
Ed Buttcrtlold OF oklahoma city
and Harry DIAMOND Of Holdenville
withdrew as candidates. for the
presidency, leaving the field clear
for Lieut. Leonard Logan OF TAN
lrGuah. who has just returned from
France.
other officers elected were II NJ
Gassaway of Coalcntc. vice presl-
dent, Felix Kidenhour ~ Ada,
treasurer. and Floyd Miller OF
.cnks. assistant secretary. All the
officers we're Choscn hy acclama-
tiou,
Tho resolutions which were
adopted unanimously indnrsed the
plan for n league Of nations, ap-
proved Gov j. - A. kohcrtson's
project for good roads for tho state,
and praised the work Of each mem
brr Of the oklahoma delegation In
congress with the exception Of
Senator Thomas L. Gore.
The expected injection ~ DARK
horse into the race foC presldG@
t.. l,.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-23
Democrats Elect Logan Rap
Gore, Admit Young Women

materlaflzc when the nominations
we're opened for the naming Of the
convention city the Tulsans were
first to their feet with the name OF
Ponca city on their lips. and the
acclamatIon rule/ prevailed once
more.
An attempt TO secure the passage
OF a resolution on the part ~ the
league college for the immediate
turning back Of tho railroads to
private ownership met with failure
through the action OF the retiring
president, WIN Armstrong who re-
fused 20 recognize n division OF the
delegates and tabled the motion.
The resolution TO send President
Wilson vote NJ confidence. and
hat the young democrats OF Okla
homa were I'm favor Of the league
OF nations went over with an ova-
ton,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-23
LIQUOR TRAFFIC IN OHIO
AND MICHIGAN CONTROLLED

. DETROIT, Mich. Feb. 90 The
Illicit traffic In liquor across the
ohlo- Michigan border Is All but
under control tonight. according TO
- lkFrhert Cole, special agent "
department of Justice who ar
rived here tonight from Monroe on
the state line.
County, state and federal officers
are cooperating In patro n =
'he border armed with John Doe
Warrants for the search OF nutomo-
piles and a blanket Injunction against
me use OF all highway for the inn
portaiion OF liquor.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-23
DEMOCRATS IN CONGRESS
TRY TO CLEAR UP WORK

WASIISGTON, Feb 90 Demo
cratic leaders I'm congress attempted d
again late today 10 clear up thu con
restiou Of appropriation bills tn an
ucipnt.on Of final Adjournment OF
congress one week from Tuesday.
Predictions OF an extra sesS.on Of
congress come from both democrats
and republicans during the discus
sion.
Urging that tho senate proceed
with the appropriation bills, Senator
Underwood Of Alabama, democratic
member 81 the appropriations com
m.ttcc, told the senate that IL reEu-
lar money bills awni,cd action with
only seven working days for their
Disposal.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-23
WHEAT GUARANTEE
BILL Is PASSED.

WASHINGTON. Feb 22.-Thc
wheat guarantee bill authorizing the
president to use existing agencies or
create new ones TO buy wheat of the
1918 aud 1919 crops at the govern
ment guaranteed price and dispose
of II at market prices was passed to-
day by the house by vote OF 277
TO IS
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-23
DRY REFERENDUM
STARTS IN CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 22.-The
referendum against tho federal pro-
hlbltlon amendment In California is
10 be started throughout the state on
March \. II was announced
at meeting OF the California Grape
Growers Protective association here
today.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-23
JAUREz GARRISON GETS
SOLDIERS TO MEET VILLA

JUAREZ. Fob. 22--One federal
troop train arrived here today and
two othera are expected tonight to
reinforce the local garrison and to
take the field against Tho villa fol
lowers who are operating In the
north
one OF the trains viii bring GEN
crnl Castro, commander OF the north
eastern military zone who will take
personal command and also confer
with American military authorities
on the border.
Rumors OF an immediate attack
on the garrison by villa followers
Under General Angeles were official
ly denied here tonight
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-23
GERMAN LINERS
TO BE TURNED OVER,

WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.--The
first three German liners TO be added
to tho fleet or American troop trans
ports will be turned over 20 the navy
within few days, Secretary Daniels
announced today and American
naval crews probably will he oper-
ating the ships by the middle OF
next week.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-23
WdshingfOn's birthday
Is VariOusly Celebrated

In various ways Tulsa yesterday
observed the anniversary OF George
Washington. AmoriCa's first prcsi-
dent Banks and business houses
and the city ana county Offices we're
closed during the afternoon and
some throughout the day
ana puH!c during tho evening. Sol.
di"rs we're special guests OF honor
al many OF these.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-23
AGED MAN IS ATTACKED
AND BEATEN BY SOLDIER

j. 4. Kelly. 5s years of age. was
attacked by soldier on First street
near the Nichols Hardware com
pnny Saturday night lie was knocked
down and badly bruised and was
unconscious when taken TO the Tulsa
hospital In Stanley ~ McCuno am
buIancc II was stated AT the hos
pi'al that his injuries were not scr.
lous and that be would probably be
discharged today Kcily's assai'-
ant escaped after the alteration and
had not been arrested late last night
Kelly ruOmed at the Hoffman no
tot
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-23
Wire Briefs
SENATE VOTES TO ALLOW
SOLDIERS THEIR UNIFORMS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.--T h @
senate today adopted the conference
report on the bill authorizing men
discharged from the military service
to retain their uniforms and allowing
them cents Il mile for travel to
their homes from places OF discharge
The house Is expected to take slml-
lar action within few days.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-23
WAR WILL BE ENDED SOON
Germany to Be Given Army
and Naval Terms Some
Time This Week.
BOUNDARY QUESTIONS WAIT
Economic and Political Ques-
tions Will Be Decided g.
on Later.

PARIS. Feb. 22.--The supreme
council at lts sessions today reviewed
the methods OF work employed by
the commissions which have been
entrusted with investigating the diff
ferent territorial, economic, financial
and judicial problems In order TO de-
eide on the proper steps which
should lee taken to accelerate AZ
much as possible the work OF the
peace conference.
Premier Clemenceau sent word TO
Secretary or State Lansing and Col.
II. NJ. House today that he would be
with them In the council OF tho great
powers TO be held next Tuesday. They
accepted this from the patient him
self as the best evidence OF his condl-
ton and determination,
81 George To Return. St
Premier Lloyd George now has ar
ranged to come over to Paris the
latter part OF next week when Il IL
expected that Premier Clemenceau
will be able to discuss affairs and in
particular 10 20 on with tho Russian
question, which will he held IN abey-
ance until MIR. Lloyd George arrives.
pleted the main details OF the mill
tary treaty which Marshal Foch will
soon present To the Germans. II
Will be further perfected In detail at
"A meeting OF the council Monday and
then finally passed upon by the
council. OF the great powers on
Tuesday.
This document is highly import
ant one, being In It's terms per-
nanent armistice. but IN effect "A
military treaty. disarming and dS
mohiliztng the German forces down
to u small police tnsls, understood t0
be between five and ten divisions of
900 men each, with a similar COM
plete naval and aerial disarmament
and the dismantlement, OF the
frontier fortificat!ous az well as Hell
goland and the kiel canal.
VIII End War.
The economic boundary questions
with Germany are left for later de-
termination, but from the military
and naval standpoint this treaty will
he completely effective In tctminat-
.ng the war. making impossible any
resumption OF H. The treaty also
will have the effect OF releasing all
the allied troops except In the estab-
lished areas to be occupied until the
definite peace treaty is signed,
This military treaty will be so eff
fective In ending the possibility of
hostiities that II IL construed I'm some
quarters as definitely ending the war.
although there may still be the tech
nical question whether the final end
ing OF the war does not await the
signing OF the final treatyNof peace.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-23

NEW YORK. Feb. ga wireless
message welcoming President Wilson
home and assuring him OF It's sup
port In his efforts for estuhrshmont
or n league OF nations was sent TO
him on tho transport George Wash
'ngton tonight by the general war
time commission Of the churches.
representing the war work orEanlzl-
lions OF - large denominations.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-23
Want ItniI Return.

HtNHlNSON, Kan, Feb. "a
me return OF railroads TO private
control mt the earliest possible mo-
hent compatible with the public
GOOD and their regulation by the in
terState commerce commission, was
urged in resolutions adopted at the
,.oslng meeting OF the Kansas state
I've stock associ9 tons annual con
N'n'iun here to-day The convention
hlso recommended that The telephone
fleRraph, express and cable compa-
mes be returned TO private manage
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-23
IS OPTIMISTIC OVER
BUSINESS PROSPECTS
Il. W. Sinclair. President OF Ex-
change National bank, Returns
with Cheering Reports.
REIMBURSEMENT IS AT HAND
Tulsa Has Suffered httic From War
He Says, and Anticipates an
Enriy Prosperity.

Il. W. Sinclair. president OF the
yesterday from a months trip to
Cuba, returning by the way OF New
York, Washington and Chicago. Mr..
Sinclair says he feels more cncour-
aged over tho business outlook at the
present time, as well as the future.
than he has at any timo since we
entered the war In Europe. In fact
II is his opinion that we have already
passed over the most critical stage OF
returning 10 a pre-war basis.
~ found a very optimistic feeling
among the bankers OF New York and
Chicago" said Mr.. SiscIBir 10 n
World Representative hs he sat at AiS
desk In the Exchange National yes.
terday afternoon opening the months
accumulation OF mail awaiting his
personal attention, 'and already
many lines of retail business have
made the necessary readJustm ents. In
Chicago where business conditions In
the retail trade were especially un-
settled Immediately following the
signing Of the armistlce with Ger
many, bankers with whom | talked
told me conditions we're remarkably
good and IL is surprising how quick
~ non essential industries and lines
OF trade are getting back on "A good
sound basis
Rcndiustn,crt At Hand.
Merchants Of Chicago say trade
s good IN all lines and reports ~
same conditions come from other
largo centers, The country II read.
justing Itself 10 present condition.
without the least disturbance and
even tho labor problem is not going
TO give the country near the trouble
apprehendcd.
Tulsa is among the places tha'
have suffered the least and the old
town will be moving along I'm a few
weeks M though we never had beer
in n war. There is no reason for
anyone to feel gloomy or pesslmlslic
over tho peace negotiations IN En-
rope. The country never had more
promising outlook from business
standpoint and there IL no city IN
tho entire country with more prom
ising future than Tulsa" a
Mr.. Sinclair saws he did not at
tend single bull fight while In cuba
and therefore no one need deduct
that his present state OF mind Ia a..
tribuatble TO too close contact with
the torohdors of the tropics. lie Just
feels good and believes the rest OF
The country is In much the same con
dttion.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-23

Tom Hendricks, whp lives at First
md Lans nE streets, waa knocked
down and bruised and cut about the
head and face when struck by an
automobile At Twelfth street and
\dWlrd avenue Yesterday nflcrGoOn
llc wHs taken 10 the municipal hoH-
p'tal in Nowbrsy's ambulance. ms
Injuries Arc not serious. No report
pf the accident WAS made AT the po-
leo station and the name uf the
driver OF the car Is unknown.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-23

Upton Hudson. la-ycar-uld boy
who was run over by a Cosden truck
Thursday. was taken 10 the Okla
homa hospital Saturday FOR treat.
mcnt Ills left lex ls fractured. The
boy was injured while returning to
his home nt 1885 East Hodge STREET
lic wis riding Il bicycle when struck
By the auto.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-23
American Camp Burns;
Loss Is Estimated
at Million Francs

BY The AsSoeiatcd Press
PARIS, Feb. 22 The Amerl-
can camp at Is-mr TITLE has been
destroyed by fire, according TO n
dispatch 10 the llavss agency
from Dion.
Despite the prompt and efficient
work Of the Americans. the entire
camp was burned with quantities
or clothing md equipment The
damage Is estimated at 1000, 600
francs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-23

THE WEATHER

TULSA, Fob. "2.--Marimum, AZ;
minimum, SO, north winds. cloudy;
precipitation, 30 inch.
LOUISIANA! sunday fair, some
what colder Monday fair
ARKANSAS; sunday fair; Monday
olondy
OKLAHOMA; Sunday fair; Monday
generally cloudy.
EAST TENAS; Sunday fair; Mon.
DAY increasing oloudiness
WEST TEXAS, Sunday and Mon
day generally cloudy
KANSAS: Increasing oloudiness
Sunday. followed by rain or snow Mon
day aud in west and central portions
by Sunday night; colder Monday
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-23
wallace Accepted.

nv Thc AssoclatNd PrrFs-
PARIS, Feb 22.-rhe French gov
ernment hastens to give It's conse MT
10 the appointment Of Hugh {. wal
lace. as American amhass'adorio sue
cecd william Graves sharp, accord
Ing 10 the announcement OF stephen
Pichon. minister of foreign affairs,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-23
To Resume War Payments.

WASHINtYrON, Feb. 22.--T h
senate tonight passed the house bill
directing the war risk insurance bu-
rcau 10 resume payment OF allot-
ments to enlisted men OF the army
and navy, which It discontinued last
July Because OF minor senate
amendments, the BIN waa sent to
conference, The cases OF more than
20 900 men In tho reserve are ar
fected by tho measure.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-23
Funds Appropriated
for Tulsa POsfOffice
Worlds WHshington BureAu,
Pos, Hulldipg

Post Building
WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.-Con-
gressman Chandler obtained reap
priation OF s35,0OO which was not
used when the Tulsa postoffiCe was
completed. In the sundry civil bill
which was favorably reported and
taken up In the house today. The
sum is 20 be used for extension and
rcmodelng Of the building.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-23

When you nay your income
tsx you get receipt from
Uncle Sam. What would VIII
liam Hohenzollcrn have hand
cd you
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03
WESTMINSTER WILL
SEND VETERAN TEAM
AGAINST WEST VA.
AL J.incsmen Have Played One or Moro
years and Two OF the Backs Arc
Torl, gr varsity Stars.

MORGANTGWN. W. Va. Oct. Few
colleges. larg" or small. can boast this
year Of such larg" percentage or rn-
turned Veterans On their football teams
MS d,".. Westminster college. the lnStltu-
tlou whose eleven fscs West Virginia
in tho second clash Of the season on
SATURDAY Of lhlS week here. or III"
squad Of seventeen players who Will
cuIn,. here on FRIDAY night. there Will pr
rIcvrn who have already won their w
in varsity football competition at West
minister. The entire rush line Of seven
ri.n will j." mad" up of veterans. namely
Eddy and Mur'in. ends. who have played
ui!. and two Years respectively; Dart
und Lewis. tw" big tackles who are pay
ing ih"ir third year; Virgins. n guard
and his mate. Runs"r. both of whom ar"
rinyInl. ihrlr fourth year on III" TENN
und M.CulluuEh center. who is playing
his thIrd year. In addition. there Is
big guard named Foster. who has pihFcu
one year but who is this year ranked
eg 4 substitute brraus" Of the unusual
sirrnEih If III" Westminster team. In
ih,. hackrrrid. though three frOm"r var
.iiv men are available. only two nTc
rIl, i:ts regularly. ThIs par is {. kiCr.
ni hrlfbauk and FaW,"tt. At quart"rbaCk.
:. Ki"r and Anderson At fullhack and
Corners un III" cntIr" eleven which Is
slated to start The gam" here.
West Virginia had an unusually easy
time with Marietta. largely because tho
Buckeye team was badly crippled with
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03

Cox and Stewart. their best men. out of
IN" game. No such easy time may be
anticipated against Westminster. because
not only do IN" Western PcnnSylVan!anS
play "A better better grade Of football
than Marietta. but they have nine vctcr-
ans on their eleven TO only six az the
quota for tho late Marietta team. 1t must
he taken into consideration. too. that tbo
West minister team is consistently rated
Hs the Western Pennsylvania teams. cH-
Guiding. of course. Pitt. w. & J. and per
haps. Carnegie Tech.
1t is. OF course, entirely improbable
that West VirEnias long string or VIC
torres over Westminster will be broken,
but il is certain that the New Whining
ton lads Will put up n better argument
than did Marietta. West Virginia, OF
course. will make every cnd"avor to keep
her goal limo from being crossed. but II
Westminster gets in the sam" position
as did Marietta. j. C.. with tho bail IN
her possession on the MOuntan"crs'
twenty-five yard line. score is posi-
bic. because Sam kirr. the husky full
back. is drop kicker par excellence
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03
HARD SCHEDULE
FOR BELLA|RE
srsa4er Wheeling Fans VIII Have Up
portuntty to Sec College stars In
Action Here.

That the fans OF tho Wheeling district
win DO given a chance 20 sec SoHe -
the greatest stars who have played @"
the teams that they are most ri'tn'l's''
with Is evident by the great players va"
will come 10 tho Bellaire park during
the next six weeks.
On next Sunday. when the lH's''rn
Collegians open the season. the fans Will
he arrnydcd n chance 70 see Paul Eupp
OF Carnegie Tech. Roberts and Schr!f"r
Of the same school, Monk. RayrnoEs ana
Neil Of Carlisle and Barrett OF Cornell.
On October 1s. when tho Mck"rSP"rs
Olympics trot on the field. they Will
present Vance and Ray AllshouS". S,ah4
and Skip Gougler of tho 19lI-t9lS Ch'-
versity Of Pittsburgh team.
On October IS the Pitcairn Quakers
will be the attraction. with "Scruoey
McCreight. famous w. and J. captain
and fullback, who will be the leader or
the Quakers He will have rs running
mates Crawford OF W. and j.. BerSi'.
Winnie Sheck and HILL OF Carlisle and
Clark Of Wesleyan.
November the Young stown Fatric-
ians will show for approval Tommy
Hugsitt Of Michigan. FiCkcrl Of Ohio
State. Ward and Keiliher OF Notr" Damo
and McClareny Of Westminster.
The Rcllaire eleven will have its FUN
quota OF college men. among whom arc
Ayers Of West Virginia Abbott OF w.
and j.. Flcahman. White and Collins OF
Marietta Mullaney OF Georgetown.
Faust Of Geneva, Duty Of Swarthmore,
Shannan and Joseph OF wesleyan and
Stewart OF Reserve.
The opening game next Sunday will
show greater array OF college stars
than have ever been shown in any one
game in this section Eighteen college
men will be on the two teams. Pitcairn's
lineup contains seven and Bellairc's ros-
ter bears eleven names who have won
renown on the varsity gridiron. While
this section hasn't seen many college
players IN action. the Bellaire schedule
will AFFORD them a chance to sec a great
number Of seasoned college stars.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03
GREAT RACING
At LEXINGTON

LEXINGTON. Ky. oct. 2.-Transyl-
vanla lay brought out the largest at
tendance OF tie kentucky Tr"ttinE
liirSc breeders Association rect! and
the race which had been trott"d under
the Tire" heat ruiz, was an "XcItinE one
In IN" first heat Primo" Lore" after
trailing his field into the stretch CAM"
like Il shot At the finish and covering
the quarter in >? seconds won by L
length from IInllyrOud Nate. The sec
und choice. Rnya! Mac. went to Il Wild
break IN the lack stretch and finished
last after trOttinS half in one minute
To save his distance.
Tho second mil" found Royal Mac in
the lcadd at the quart'r with l'rincc
Lore" trailing. the last named coming
through the stretch AZ he did IN the
first and winning. In tn" third and final
heat Murphy went away IN n" lead
aud closely pressed BY t.aston. held hts
pnsitIon to the wire. EaSt"n, however.
ter could not got ur. being strung to
his limit and was declared the winner
orly h"cauS" Of the conditions which
ended tn" rae" after II" THIRD mile.
bon De Lopez won the first event IN
straight hcaS IN excellent :imo. Louie
Grattan won the second event easily.
but the r.r" was unfinished and was
postponrd after three horses had each
won heats and three drivers had en-
gagged IN Il job. which Ia. Judges nippr,
In the bud. and ordered tho driver or
MISS T"la Zomhr" ~ 70 on aAd win thu
thrd heat.
TIL" famous MARI NnlCa. winner Of
the Two divisions "f In" Kentucky Flu
turity. was sold by auction To-day. to-
rcihcr with her year!Ing filly 10y Lee"
Axw"rthy. Zach brlnrIng $'.nHo aud Eo.
ing to the uId OF Frank II. Ellis. Of
Philadelphia. VIII" has been ono OF tho
members al syndicate racing under the
name of tho rastin!" stable. III" owners
# tn" mare. tn" sale brunS made 10
close the partnership.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03
EXCITING VOLLEY
BALL GAMES AT ny"
Business Men Defeated the Seniors In
Four Games Last Evening.

-Four exciting games or voll"y hall
were staged last evening in the Y. NJ. &.
4. gymnasium between III" business
Men and ia" Seniors. Tn" business
Men. however. w"r" viCt"rirUs ln all
four games. wh.l" Ia" Seniors tried
hard. but could not defeat their orp"-
n,ntS.