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We are proud of the confidence doc
tors, druggists and the public have in
666 Chill and Fever Tonic.-Adv
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September morn came in more
like July morn.
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u d 10 y ELL
County Snpt. Education.

Rub Ny -Tism is a powerful sntisep-
tics it kills the poison caused from
infected cuts. cures old sores. letter,
etc.-Adv
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FOR SALE.

Milk Cows; Cheap for quick
sale. Apply TO
MRS. p. BRADLEY.
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Grapes, Pears. Plums. Toma-
toes, Crimes Golden Apples, Or
anges, Lemons. Also ice cold
drinks. E. D. MURPHY.
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Athens Hide Co. Athens, Ga.
Best place TO express hides. Re-
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Another very wet rain yesterday.
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-12
SVET v DLUZiCH.
cely sv6t.

New York, A. kv6tna. - O.
p. Austin, statistik neWyorske
banky National City, ktera pra
videln6 vydava obsfrne obchod
nj zprayy, mluyil zde pred klu
benz reditelu bank 0 svetoVych
dluzich, papirovych penezich
q iIrocich Z dluhu. Pravil, re
nepocitaji-f Sc rusk@ penize
bolsevicke, jest stav tento
Pied valkou mel sv6t papiro-
vych pen6z "a $7,G0O.000. 900,
V den vyhlaSeni prlm6ri mel
jich Ia 40 miliard, ale dncs,
rok a pill po primefi, "a Sc
milliard. Narodni dluhy vyrost
ly re 40 mlliard pred valkou
ma 265 miliard V roce 1920.
RoVnez nesmirne vystoupiIy
dluhy obchodni, livery. hlavne
V Europe. Eyropane dluzi mno
ho nejen Y Americe, ale i sa-
mi mczi sebOu. Pom6r zlata k
papirum byl roce 1913 yc W.
81 70 procent, ma sklonku vally
l8 proccnt, nyni priblizne Il
procent. Me tax nebije do oci
iako upadek a vaznutl prumy-
slu I obchodu od uZavreni prl-
mGfi do dneSni dolby. KdeztC
pres ceIou valku vyrostlC
mnozstyi papirovych pen6z {
IS miliardy, od piim6ri Gin
'vzrust liz l6 miliard, Gill as
Ipolovinu yVloh valcGnych. Val
la tryala padesat icdcn meslc
primGfl byio uzaNrcno preC
osmnacti meSici. Delaii Sc tedS
dluhy rychleii Y miru nez III
valky. Sv6tove vlady vynakla
dali nyni ma svc statni potrcbA
lprumcrne pctkratc tolik e
pred valkou a ma uroky plat
sc nyni rocn2 dcvet miliard
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-12

dvouletou praci Krymu Krone nekoka tydnu kdy
svjea horecce bya to prace akoveho sebeobeto
satetnost srdnatos, ze Florence Nightingale evi Sc
skoro jako bytos nadidka Nejencm rla stab
vateek prochazela ruznymi odd6lenmi
nice, vsude tesc mys dodavac neenom psala dopy
dnam vojaku veda correspondence rodnam osetrovate
lex mnistersvem valky veda obchodn sprawl ne
mocnce, niz byo nekdy az 5000 ranenych nemocnych
yoiakd O t6chto vzdycky pise jako "svych d6tech".
Jednou obdrzea rozkaz ably nedohotovene krido We
kych kasaren byo ppraveno pfje pe set ranenych
voiaku behem tydne Denici savkovali nildo
ady tlumocnikem vysa do ulc Skutarskyh zednaa do
morode deniky ez patla kdlo byo hotov urttem
Vzao hodn6 douho, nez byla odskodnena
styem vaky zde bylo il zapas zarvost revnivosti
nabozenkych vyznn zvaste kdyz naak cirkve zacaa
zam6stnavat pr osetovani tez kaolcke rebon sesry.
Tech deset novych jeptisek vedlo mne certdv tanec
pos6zovaa 81 dopise jedn6 pritekyni Vemi pochvane
psaa vsak jin6 skupne rehonich nde povzdech
eptisky mali pfednost re nevdava ako je sv6t
ske osetrovateky.
'Jaky mozek pro vaecny dlad" zvoala kraovna Vkto-
e kdyz bya il podana zprava praci Florence Nightingale
We raneny vojak nositkach Kde jest ona? Muzeme
drzeti vsechno, kdyz jest ma bizku."
Pc navratu Krymu vypracovaa Florence Nightingale
ob$nou zpravu $50 rankach .zdravi zdatnosti
mocenske sprave briticke armady r. vydaa knhu
"Poznamky osefovan" kera do dnes jest pokadana
tomto oboru leratury pozd6jsimu vydan pfidala
Ikaptou "Osetrovan novorozenee Konou ejho zivota
byo zaozeni Florence Nightingale Training School, tim
vasn6 polozen by zaklad modernimu osetfoan posed
nch eech sveho zvoa byla nepfstupnou ako kraovna
v$ak kdykoi pral mluv prosy angky ojak neb
Itrovatelka byi vitan.
Danny lampou) by il dan, kdyz pusoba Krymu cho
Idvaa noci nemocnicnmi odd6enm lampou Ma
ual dnes medailch Cervenho Kfize Jest po
stava Danny ampou" Longfeow pouzil e hstorky jed
Inc svych slavnycha aSni:
Lo! in that hour of misery
A lady with lamp |
Pass through the gimmering gloom,
And fit from to
And slow, dream of bliss
The speechess sufferer turns to kiss
Her shadow it falls
Upon the darkenng walls.
St6ho vyroti t6to veik6 zeny vzpomna dnes
'cely sv6t.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-12
MUCNOVA "SLOVENSkA
EPOPEJ' BUDE VYSTAVE-
MA " Chicago.

"Svornost' pise: Chicago
bude re v5ech amcrlckych
NEST prvni ktere bude hostiti
vystavu pet obrovskych obra-
zu cesk6ho malire Alfonso
Muchy iako cast "Slovansk6
Epopcie", tvofen6 umelccm
timto Y Cechach na zamku Ibi
rove. VelisoIepy cyklus ten Sc
stav0 Z dYaccti obr2zu heroic
kJch rozm6rJ. nichz jedc-
nact Jest iiz hotoVo a devet ic-
ste Cokd ma mistruv Stdtoc. Pet
Il t6chto hotoVych obrazu bylo
ma Zadost pana karla K. Cra-
ne-a, amerck6ho mecenASe,
ktery vytvoreni tohoto yeledi-
IL sVojj munifienci umoznil,
pfiyezeno do Ameriky, ably
zde byly nektcrych ncivet-
sich mestech vystavovany Il
tax pomahaly sffiti jak sIAvu
Gcskdho um5ni. tax poznani du
leaitosti historic a kuiturniho
poslani Sloyanstva, jehoz Jest
pan Crane yclkym pritelem, OBJ
divovatelem a podporovate-
lem.
Mistr Alions Mucha prijel
do Chicago V sobotu Sc SVoil
choti, ably zde pojednal Sc spra
YOU ZdejSiho Institute o VISTA
We svych obrazu, jclikoz 0stav
ten byl jednim z prvEch, ktcry
o VystaNu til pozadal.
Urada mezi mistrem Mu-
chou a spravou Art lnstitutu
Vedla k dohode, lie Chicago bu
de prvnim Z americkych NEST,
ktere vysta}u dostane q zc ia
to bude uspofadana jiz "a diva
mesicc.
Vystavc td budou venovany
diva = neiydt5ich salu naSehG
krdsn@ho musoa a neni pochy-
by, re tisice a tisice naSich il
nonarodnich spoluobcanu bu-
Gle putoyati, aby shledli velko
lcp6 obrazy pri tom SC pouci
j 0 Tysp6losi naSeho naroda {
;Vyznam duscyniho zivota SIo
Fanstya a Ic doba vTstayy "Sll
yanaNt Epopcic' We zdejSin
Art Institutu budc sv1tkcn
pro naSl cca koslovcrohou osa
du Y mctropoli americkdh'
iynitrozeml.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-12
Un1eni fakirsl1e scihalo. \

Ncmecku vystupoval fakir,
jcnz sc dayal zahrabat iako kr
tex do iamy 2 metry hluboke 2
sam Sc z nj po ctvrt hodine Wy
prostil. Svou produkci vykonal
n6kolikr5tc velkym 1spo-
chem, avsak Y patek Sc mu d!-
10 nczdarilo. Dal Sc zahrabati,
ale 30 obvybl& dob6 Sc IA po-
vrch zcmc doStati ncsnazil. O.
heccnolyo prlyoialo 20 mar.
ncm Cckani hasicc, ktcri vSak
naSli fakira zaduseneho.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-20
IS TIME FOR A CHANGE
Governor Coolidge Demands Return
uf f-SoNcrnmCnt--tr rgCs a New
Foreign Policy Now.

MIDDLEBORO. Nv. oct IL
Governor Coolidge demanded q 'ro-
turn of srlf-Eovorumcnt' iu an Hd-
dress her, tonight I'VE "mphat-
irally condemn" be said. Invasion
by one branch OF the government
OF tho powers and duties ~ anui her
branch We viii rcpudiato those
who make solemn promises IN our
name. which they neglect or refuse
to observe, and who seek to COM
init us to adventure upon unChHrtcd
season without counsel with others
equally responsible 10 us. and which
our common sons" warns us 20 be
pcrilous tu our existence"
Discussing foreign relations. he
said.
1--WE demand adherence to those
principles of right ana justice and
uusoltishncss tn our relations with
other peoples. which shall assure
their friendship and their co-opora %
tion In tho working out OF the des-
tiny Of all humanity."
Congressman j. NJ. Robinson pre-
sided and addresses were also made
by Governor Morrow OF Kentucky,
Governor Lnwdcu of Illinois, and
job Hedges of New York.
There is evidence OF very great
republican activity in the state 90
Governor Coolidge said "aud there
is no danger Of the result In Mo-
vcmhcr II the people will only do
their part.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-20
ROOSEVELT FLAYS HARDING
Says He Tried To Fool People with
statement About France.

LIMA O., oct. is.-FranklIn ID.
roosevelt democratic vice prcsident-
laI nominee. in an address al Memo
RAJ hall here this afternoon d.
cared senator Harding either by
accident or design, tried TO fool the
american people into believing that
france Is ready to negotiate a new
league Of nations
hVcn according TO the notes n,
ms own stenographcr," Mr.. Roose :
N'lt SAID, senator Harding admits
having said; 'Frrco has sen. her
spokesman TO me informally. askine
America TO lead the way for an as
sooiatlon OF nations II Ia. OF course
Impossible to understand what Senn.
Tor harding meant hy this, bur tho
a,erasr reader would naturally as.
sumo mat the senator's meant the
~ r'h'h government Wanderinp
tvnvH HiHeh cannot speak in behalf
uI th'lr own country any more than
some haphazard American who han.
pens 10 be travelling abroad can
speak Tor the United States.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-20
G.. E. PLANNING
BIG CAMPAIGNS
Executive Committee in
Meeting Here Out
lines Program
WILL TOUR THE STATE
w. Roy Breg, General Sec
rctary of Southwestern Div
vision Has Heavy Itinerary

~ o fully attended meeting ~ th"
executive committee of the Okla
huma Christian EuJ"tvur uilpu held
here sunday afternoon with Miss
Emma MtDhIau of this city, state
president In the chair plans for
state work wrr" made iu detail
The tour of oklahoma 90 Do" mHl"
by W Roy BrrE. general Hocr'tary
OF the southwestern khriuinn En-
dcnvor federation, vHs dated for DO
cpmhcr b tu 10. with attendance at
tho TulU district g. J.. convention
I'm Sapulpl December lu-l ll-l3. John
CccN. aau.latr secretary of th"
southwestern federation. WIS routed
for fyc Wrrks tour of oklahoma.
starting ~ tu'hrlo october %, going
then 90 punDa city. addressing the
young people ~ tulNuavilI" ana
community uu October % ana the
young people OF Snuulp1 ON October
90. For the latter meeting Mont
Hanna of Stpulpu, state viro prosi-
don't reported that Shpulpl Christian
Eudavorcrs are expecting a record
attendance, as several auto loads ut
young people viii attend from
Mounds and Bristow and large mum
bcrs from Tulsa, Broken Arrow ana
Sand Springs
II was decided by the executive
committee that because of the much
larger state budget adopted this
year and the increased amount of
duties I'm connection wI,h the state
union finances, that a finance COM
mittcc Of three should he appointed
20 aid Don Gnmmill OF Muskogcc,
treasurer, In his work &. g. Mem
minEer. vice president of tho Atoka
State bank. $. NJ. Morrison Of the
First National bank at Muskogcc.
ana William Zicglcr Of Calumet
were selected for this committee.
Rev. H. G. Shifflcr, pastor Of the
First Presbyterian church at Nc
Alstcr. was elected TO the office Of
state prison ana ovangclistlc super
intendcnt and Clarence Penny OF
oklahoma city as transportation
manager.
Organization OF many new Chris
tan Endcavor societies was report
ed hy Mrs. Zicglcr Of Calumet. iun-
Tor superintendent. Miss Avis Shir-
ley OF Miami state intermediate
superintendent. and Miss Stella
Kinds of oklahoma city, state soc
rotary. Mr.. Hanna, who as first
vice president has supervision OF all
district organizations. submitted "a
plan whereby all districts will send
out into every county flying squad
rons to help the weaker societies and
organize new ones,
Definite plans were made for hold
Ing G. T.. institute In ten of the
larger cities OF oklahoma In Janu-
AIRY, 1921, with Mr.. Cecil. Mr., Rrcg
and several state workers In charge.
The institutes win be conducted In
Ninita. MuskogcC, Durant Ard
more. Chickasha, Enid. oklahoma
City. Clinton. Hobart and In Tulsa.
the date for the local meeting being
set for January II. Miss Kinds re
ported that the oklahoma Endcavor-
ers are already making preparations
to entertain the thirty-second an
nual state convention June 6-9,
1921.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-20
INQUIRY PEEVES
PEACE Lacquer
But Treasurer Houston
Insists Committee We'll
come to Contiue

WASHINGTON. oct. i9.--Thc
senate committee investigating cam
paign funds Is welcome 10 any In
eliminating evidence they can find
ui negotiations with foreign govern
mcnts." IN the files of the League
10 Enforce Peace. Herbert :. Iiuus-
ton. treasurer Of that organization,
declared In a statement tonight
Tn, records ~ tho organization
had botu voluntarily thrown open
to the committees iuvcstigators. Mr..
Houston said, TO show tho sources
ot funds raised by the league during
the campaign Tor tho league uf ma
tiuus covenant by the suuht".
TN" committee, n appears. has
insisted In going through our con-
ld"utial letter itlos. I'm" by line"
Mr. Houston continued. do not
hesitate to say such tactics ar" of q
Kind with the whole opposition 20
the league covenant from beginning
to end Mr. Taft was rlhgt when he
said the senate foreign relations
committee was packed to beat the
treaty and the covenant
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-20
IT'S 'OKEH' TO DEPoRT REDS


NEW YORK, oct. 19.--Tho i'm
migration officials are not exceeding
their authority under the act Of
October /, 1918, I'm dcporting persons
who are found to be members of tho
communist party Federal Judcc
John G. Knox ruled in "A decision to-
day ~
The ruling, made In the case ~
martin Ahcrn, a communist. "A ma .
tive of Rumania and conscientious
ohlector during the war, under war
rant of deportation Is contrary TO
that Of Judge Anderson OF the fed a..
eraI court IN Boston. The latter. in
tne C"lyor case, said membership In
inc communist party was not Of II
s,ll suitci'nt to deport a person
under the law.
The decision OF Judge Anderson
mas heen carried to the higher fod.
Vrai courts on appeal and it is said
slat an hpneal from Judge Knox'F
decision will be taken hv ot,n,.,,,.
Tor the communists.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-20
ROBERTSON PLAN
PLEASES MINERS

CpSTINUEp FROM rAGE ONE
result that miners have been thrown
out of work
There are the troubles that arise
from the uses of various types ~
explosives used in the mines. Thov
are strictly industrial disputcs which
can he settled only between tho
mine owners and the workers, hut II
he has the cure, should like to 500
II applied" MIR Wilkinson said.
But the governors plan for the
operation OF mines fear will not
work. | have gone deep into that
subject and had an investigation
made OF the y" that tho system is
being put to now.
81 have found that in Kansas, the
government, using convict labor that
coHs v"r. little. cannot minc coal
as chcaply ~ can the private opera %
ors There are 80 many elements to
be considered political. graft and
government red tapc--that | fear his
plan will not work, MIR. Wilkinson
said.
Mr.. Wilkinson tonight drew up d
report explaining in detail tho plar
20 finance the building Of a min,
Headquarters, to he located either
IN Muskogco, McAlcster, Oklahoma
or Fort Smith, ARK.
The location for the mino head.
quarters building viii he decided by
q referendum vote, according to Mr.
Wilkinson, who branded as false tho
reports that the convention had
chosen Muskogee as the location.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-20
FERRIS MEN DENY
HARRELD CHARGES
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

q. Hubbard. secretary Newton county
and 18th congregational democratic cone
mittC', Missouri"
THIS, however does not clear the
ease. According TO The World q IN
iurmant in OkmLlgc". where tho
charge against Fcrria IS royo.ted un
rcputahl" authority % have been
FIRST made, /. was said that Ferris
republican activities and candidacy
transpircd In -Johuson county Mo-,
a. reported In The World OF sun
day.
In their telegram the Ferris man
ayers also deny that ;hc!r candidate
was absent from the floor Of tho
house ot representatives at thr time
the question came up on allowing
seat 10 Victor rorgcr said 20 have
been charged by CONGRESSMAN Har-
held. III - Ferris managers tt.rr to
page 1899 n the Conrross'olaI
record for the Goth congress. second
session, June 10, 1920"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-20
want War Finance Door,

NlhANTA, Ga, oct. Ia"n.o.,
dent Wilson was reoucstod ,,ireSi-
soma ,ors and "A majority OF tho 80 "E
sia delegation In the hons "'pr- ',I
steps 10 revive the war fino,o, 'ah' an.
poraron and to cause an annlup noI
ment by the federal reserve lw"','o hnart
definite policy" in favor no iisa u %,
discounting by reserve hanks "Vr a. Ia a.
cotton belt OF agric IlturaI nanns roS
presented by member banks.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-20
WILSON, ISSUE TAFT
Iorm"r President says Oniy by ElcC-
tiuu UT Nr IiarduE can We BE
Sure of ISight League.

tiiItAGt. t,st %, Form "r
sidcut William n. raft In an Hd-
Cr"Hs tt NortliW' strrl uuiNcru'y toe
right gIid that senator iltidiuI had
made II clear tisrt this country
shoull help In an association Of ma
tiuns t. prevent war AMI that only
10y election OF tho rcpublicdU numi-
roc could real progress Ice made to-
ward nrmginr the l'rItpG States b.to
such an association. lie Denounced
thu Wilson administration. saying
the president had destroyed his
own league through jealousy for
power ana termed GoNcrncf Cox a
"shifty politician"
The issue Of the .camiaIgn is
whether We shhll.approv, an" VIII
son administrator" said Mr. Tart.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-20

drilling ~ 1000 feet on 40. | Berry
Srr,'s wife l. cN.Stagc star.
hin allotment in the northwest or
3l-l2-ll.
The Kimbl,y on &. Refinig com
p1uy test on the Moore farm In the
northeast Of g-14-l2 Is shut down
at 200 feet
DIETRICH, and others, drilling on
tho Bean firm In the southeast Of
H-l2-12 is shut down with casing
trouble at 2.210 feet They are two
feet IN tn" sand and have Il showing
for 30 or r. barrel we'll
W. t. Newman has rig on the
ground for 80 = RiddcH in The
southeast Of 16-12-l2.
m" Cosmos Ou company IS drill
ing up the hailcr at 2,i40 feet on
the Ioiiz tcst In tho northwest OF
1H-in-19
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-20
.EP0CHAL SESSION
FOR PARLIAMENT

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
today in the coal strike which began
last SATURDAY In all the coal re-
gions where tho men have laid down
their tools order was maintained by
the strikers,
TWO demonstrate ~, one In behalf
Of Irish freedom and the other
sRa!nst unemployment ushered In
tho new session OF parliament.
Warned by the savage riotinC
which marked Mondays uncmIloN-
meat demonstrators all available po-
lice reserves were masSed about par
lament buildings. Great cruwds
blocked tho streets.
Just ~ the house Of commons was
being called TO order, a procession
of men and wCmen marched through
the streets hearing banners with
such inscriptions as Hands Off ire
land"
A large number OF unemployed d
men and women broke up "a meeting
OF the London county council. They
were elected and made noisy de-
mopstra.ion ips the streets outside.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-20
Harding VIII Conclude
His Campaign in Ohio

MNRIOf. ohio, oct. l9.--Souator
Warren q. Harding will spend the
closing days OF the campaign in
ohio, It was definitely announced At
his headquarters mere today. The
senator will speak up 10 ann IN
Guiding the Saturday before election.
Engagements were announced Tor a
night speech in Cleveland, oct. q,
m Grays' amoiy, a. Ahroh the night
IN Grays' armury, at Akron the night
night o. October -, at the Music
halL and in Columbus the Idght OF
October 80 at the fair grounds col
lisoum
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-20
COX SARCASTIC
IN NEW ENGLAND


CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE
had introduced Senator Lodge in
Boston as "fampua everywhere,
Governor Cox continued;
Says Lodge Notorious
81 have Just completed a pilgrim
age from tho Atlantic 20 tho Pacific
and back again, visiting almost cv-
cry state in the union. | can tcsti-
fy to the truth OF the governors
statement Senator Lodge must b"
known To every man and woman IN
every city and village in the land
for wherever and whenever have
mentioned his name II has been
recognlZcd--an greeted, not with
cheers, but with ieers, not with ap--
plause. but with loud cries or
shame shame shame Judging
from this continuously repeated eN-
peiiencv should hu disposed I"
suggest even 10 "A Boston audience
that Il would have been moro ac-
curate to have said that the sen
ator IN notorious everywhere
rather that he is famous every
where
"Now, why have the people OF
this nation rises en- mnsso In con
demnation OF Senator Lodge Tho
reason is clear our people are
quick to recognize insincerty.
Lodges leadership was made
possible only by the vote OF Tru nan
II Newberry nhw under conviction
in the state OF Michigan for having
purchased his seat In tho senate.
"Maliciouu falsehoods have been
scattered Ike autumn leaves and tho
hypocrisy OF Lodge, himself, is one
OF the outstanding black events IN
American history. I'm the light OF his
earlier recorded pronounccmentg he
has been forced to stultify himself
over and over again. He has libelcd
and slauderud no man moro than
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-20

WASHINGTON. oct. lq-perso,s q
VINO Nlolate state prohibition laws
termontcd o rdistilled intoxicating
liquors are liable upon convic,ion
not only for the fine and penaItv
Ievied by the court, but must also
pay the federal government sI0.-
600 az special tax Internal reyc-
nue. Commissioner Williams instruct
ed prohibition agents and iatcrnal
revenue collectors tonight that a
provision Of the revenue laws of
1915 imposing the tax was still i'm ef.
rect ana directed them to carry il
out -