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AUTOMOBILES

MOTORCYCLES A>p nICNCLIs IS
EoNs hlgye.c tor s'i. rhono 'c1Hr ls6a.
WANTED TO Harley Davidson. 2.
cylinder, Fpvoi motorcycle. M worn
,ut machine wanted willing t' psy from
ZOO Co $3.50 Tor suitable machine. e.. W.
Adams, BpN 26j, OkmulrCc, OKLA.
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EMPLOYMENT.

CoLNUEp rDNrLU c,pcuourrd iu
l't,l unltrv 81. uar week. Terminal
liHt,i No. Z >orth Main.
WANTED An ,,r,rt,necd whlto ur
,uiurDd woman frt homework Usage
3..o.
NtDoNE a tuukkryplnE posting machine
operator irnfu ~ at TULSA liuHlu,HH
college ln9 tuat THIRD
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NrrArroNS wANrrn-MALE u


Position as private secretary or work OF
n4a nature. desirCd by young single man
Of good habits experienced and well quHli-
fyi. now employed, but desire 20 make
change about Nov, I. For references or
personal interview, address Box ZIG.
Wluslow, ATkanbas
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BOARD AND ROOMS
MOnMs InN MLNr. INMNIsIILn b

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sleeping room. mut'fu. employed ltUI'r
oHHr' tEa1
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women ot -.h". g.r.s, al homo pn,i-
l'' NO LADY wants roommate. Gall
Fpt ru.Sr r... t..,,..... .,,..l,
mudou home. adjoining hlth4 waII.iur
distance. o.. o. TaI.,I.N p-tsn 50ap.
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bedroom. c"uuo,tlur bath, EIftgu Ulsa.
US tNr bsppu 500
ro,I,. 80 ,r.,, t',,h t"'nI.n'' ZION,
from car ir,. half BLOCK from utucy. cali
At u South 1fiDt Etr,rt
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rmNTING AND srArIoNERy =

and fCUuifInf d0nr prompt
ly call Usage 72lT
LtAkY ROOFS--Gct your lcany roofs
fNci before tho fan rains We Nx or
renew any KIND of roofs. All work guar
hutccd. Phone Usage 9Oi0,
We repair your lcaky roof all Kinda OF re
pair work and painting. reasonably done.
Call OHage a7H2
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wNNrtp-RooMs on no,Rp >,

TWO young men wish TO obtain poruia-
mont tppW IN modern private home On
south side. for occupancy Nov. I. Please
address reply with price and location To
Box 37b-A, caro- world. References fur
nlshcd
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WAETED. Tirst-class bushclmau. only
nEmE raurrIrro"u need apply Eeu.
nnrrr 7l' S Maiu
wb>rHp Young man 20 no acoogrpphlc
and F,uaral office work in whYIr-zIa
fruit house, splendid opportunity fpr aa-
rsuucw"ni for right parry Turner Tulsa
WANTED Porter 2ll South cmrnnail
rrLE National Detective bureau. Inc
OFFICES in principal cities 200 O. s.. 4. aud
canada. loh Daniel bldg Phone Osago
11si
UELP WANTED NaIo vlfh some kro.y.
.edrr ~ bookkeeping Recommendations
ar" required. Fafw"rs' Nr''"Ha' prat,
HegrE
WAITED a. once. ,xprr,uced dIsh.
washer and bus boy Apply ready r.
work Harmony Cafeteria, under wool
wurth'P
WANTED. boy WIN whecL can at
u Fairview ana Boulder
prMPEU WAETED who mas had
between fifteen ana twenty years es-
porieur" In pumping and ruusta boutipF.
f0r puWp'r job !n good healthy location,
near school Give full particulars In first
letter Address T.. .. Box ~
Ii WAST two hundred cotton pirksta At
once; crops an open, ray g. Don't wire
or write. but come 70 Seminole, Okla,
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let me rent that vacant apartment or
house for you.
ASK MIR. POPE
Usage klkN
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new WIN sell for balance due FOR small
cash naymcut down, balance easy monthly
payments write or wire Grusman Foun-
tain co, Dallas, Texas
RESTAURANT outfit: unch counter )aek
bar, stools. tahleH, chairs, steam tables.
c0ffee urn. Cvsryihlug complete 20 open tp
restaurant Buill for party who lost To-
cation. wan give benefit OF cash paid on
them. Easy monthly payments, Grosman
FOR SALE or trade Small business, VIII
met 5000 10 5000 per month with little
nuatIInF 1900 cash Will handle. Box
ut-A. care World
GOOD BAKERY and confectionery and
soda fountain for sale in a coming oil
town, gu0n farming district; Kay county.
Okla. Il. h, Dyrnes. NewklTk. Okla
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FOR SALE
BUSY BEE CAFE
H,.Rf.HA AFfrNH our

Il GOOD ESTABLISHED TRADE
J AM COMPELLED TO SELL AND YOU
CAN GET A BARGAIN
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BUSINESS SERVICE.
BUSINESS SERVICE OFFERED 2

BUSINESS SERVICE OFFERED "a
ict me rent that vacant apartment OF
house for you
ASK MIR. POPE
Usage SiAS
| BLANKETS and quilts homo launderS
each order done separately. cedar ~,
PLANS and estimate free ON buildinra.
additions. alterations Phone OsaEr
SG2i; references.
WANTED--i.00 900 sewing machines TO fc.
pair. 49, Hollyman. the Eypcrt An vnyl.
guaranteed Osage lsS.
LACE CURTAINS. laco shades and ain,
drap"rios dry cleaned or Numbered by
experts. Phone Osag" 62Gg Tor appoint
ment.
WASHING wanted, in basement at 52i
chicago place
ALL KINDS Of party fsvors ana table
ccuterpiocrH made, including Halloween
suggestions Services offered ia dccurut.
ing. Call osaGe los5
PLANS aud estimates free un hulldinyn
additions and alterations. Phone Ostgo
s2i, rcfrrcnccr
WA$rEp--ro do carpenter work. repair
ing connecting gas Btuyea, general
handy man. osaEe 233l.
NATIONAL HOuoE AND WISDOM
CLEANING co.
Windows cleaned, wallpaper, woodwork
carpets and rugs our prices are roaslu-
able. can Usage s6si.
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huaincs, srr,lce a. ro,sooabI, r'',,'
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CALL OSAGE I3y for ali kinds repair
work AZ? for weather strips l..
te'Lk'. Il' ~ Hahlhut
FuRNlTUhE PACKING.
PACKING or OIL PAINTINGS |UT
GLASS, FURNITURE AND WORKS OF
ART
TULSA STORAGE TRANsFER co.
OSAGE $500.
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MATT hE5al.a-- renovated ana recovered
returned none ,he sgno day Phone
WAsHlNG WAN ED--iland work That
can't be bat HuuG." ana rough tfy
work our sp,gia'iy AlcNaGicr Hand Laun-
FOR Ncat, o,oan laundry. done at home
Call Usage -iib. Lol y. Greenwood.
"4 5tsS So GOOD tick roi rago rnsh ali waLk
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FOR SALE 49, lotion Holt
Caterpillar Tractor and
three four wheel Troy
Trailer Wagons. Have been
driven five months by fac
tory representative and all
in absolutely first class con-
dition. Address l.. NJ. Car
ter, Box T. Okmulgee;
phones 2l98. or 1757-R.
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We want some real live salcsmcn
that are not afraid Of work and
will work hard for good money
selling the oklahoma Farmer, Cap
por's Weekly and Household In tho
rural districts Of the state Of okla
homa. There h fine feature TO
hustlors in this business, For par
'loulars write L. Huff, Circulation
Manager, COS Continental building,
oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
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An Ordinance to app0rtion, levy and
assess special taxes in payment OF the
cost Of constructing sanitary sewer
in SEWER DISTRICT NO. 10 in tia
City Of Tulsa. as created and estab-
lished by Ordinance No. 2o7S and de-
claTinE an emergency
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-06
VETERANS or BOTH
DIVISION TO MEET
SOON IN PITTSBURGH
Local Members Receive NO.
tice Of Big Get-Together.

Pittsburgh, Pa, April 6.-The big
gest get-together meeting held by
members of the Eightieth Division,
Veterans Association, will be stag
ed here April 10 at Motor Square
Garden. Many former unit com
manders Of the division, in addition
to hundreds Of doughboys who ser
we'd under them through the cam
paigns in France will descend on
Pittsburgh from all over Pennsyl-
vania, West Virginia and Virginia.
Among leaders OF the Blue Ridge
Division who will be present to
meet the men Of their old commands
are Brig. Gen. Adelbert Cfonkhite,
who commanded the division; Col
Lloyd NJ. Brett, retired. who as Il
brisadier general commanded the
One Hundred and Sixtieth Brigade
of Infantry in France; Col. George
D. Freeman. commander Of the
Three Hundred and Eighteenth In
fantry; Col Harry c. Jones, OF the
Three Hundred and Eighteenth In
fantry; Capt. William c. Wander
water OF the Three Hundred and
Twentieth Infantry; Capt. John Nc
Brdge of the Three Hundred and
Eighteenth Infantry; Major Char,
les NJ. Jones. divisional adjutant'
and Captain Gurus w. McGraw OF
the Three Hundred and Twentieth
Infantry.
Many events, including dancing, a
circus sideshow and exhibition OF
war trophies captured from the
Germans by men Of the division,
moving pictures showing various ar.
nistic day celebrations in Pitts
burgh, and last. but not least, eats.
Just what the show will consist Of
is q secret but the ladies of Penn
sylvania Auxiliary. No. !, Eight
eth Division, under whose auspices
the meeting is being held, have
guaranteed that goldfish and
"corned Willie will not be on the
menu.
Short speeches will be made by
Maj. Gen. Cronkhite and Col Brett.
A feature of the reunion will be an
arrangement by which men Of vari-
Gus units will be able to gather in
their own p. C.'s The hall will be
divided into sections and each unit
assigned a place where its mem
bers can hold forth with their old
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LODGE, WILSON AND
THE TREATY

II,
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n Oi~ - ''t ta,,a 'rt' ,5Il,''o. Qus!I
toe - .',e 1 10 Ia"Vn nueIit 90
, r1,er n;, U'1r.eS @t,e lnei
l,t e w. polHI 81 1 Wv n"t tne 'Iea
tbi,s I['l'J ~ "o@9 o; npt mean any
sn-, bri U.s. put '',,po'ical ScneHi@
,, os -, - : ,"e 49,. ne" wars was
t i1" Ala o. t"n a,or e f 70 5nen IL
o oagS G ,1t ~ ~ ~ una 1t "aNdnlaS,
~ o2 3ioI W. ' IL ~ Tu[e out 'of was
" tSN h ~ aone ~ tne ;9'' "t VI l.:
1' " ism - pet'090 10y a'u not want
e,'im 10 81 49, Tue noisI.t o. hdNilS
t to'',,'., u '.o ~" uo ~ HaIiolls anu
DGeaus o, ne e.. uio not I"ha inem-eer-
'' e, sic ri .oi "a i, lht2 ms eoou-
- ,,4.a nus e1 "a ,o ''1,I l'oaEe net
80 . 4'ee' o..,,. one ssliaple Oh eF'tiOlSh'
u - cue lG ,,I ms IL peaee'
II u l.iUeeu Siede iuCh LOT yer.
, ,'i' mat senator l'ouse dio NOT
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DunkleS.
AS the meeting will attract many
men from out-oftown to Pitts
burgh, it has been decided to show
the government official film. "The
Eightieth In Action" at Carnegie
Music Hall April 8. The pictures,
there are nine reels, created such a
fine impression when shown here
several weeks ago. and so many
were disappointed in not being able
to secure seats, that, after much eff
fort, the officials of the Veterans
Association obtained the privilege
Of showing the film again. Tickets
are on sale here at Mellor's Music
Store. Reservations can be made By
mail.
OF all the men in the Blue Ridge
Division none stood closer to the
doughboys than Father ed" Wal
lace Of the Three Hundred and
Twentieth Infantry. SO Father Ed
is coming up to the get-together
meeting and on the following day,
Sunday, he, in company with three
other former chaplains Of the diVis-
ion, will conduct a memorial serV-
ice here in St. Pauls Cathedral.
Arrangements are being made to
supply rooms for men who are
coming to Pittsburgh to attend the
event. Members are advised to
write at once 20 headquarters OF the
Eightieth Division Veterans Asso--
citation, 915 Bessemer Building,
Pittsburgh Pa.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-06

many, treated by the Allies like a
leprous criminal, will make common
cause with the Red hordes Of Rus.
STA. There are still people, people
even of more than average intelli-
gence, who think that the peace
treaty did not go far enough and
this even in the face of the fact that
in the cabinets Of the Allies there IS
a growing recognition Of the truth
that without the collaboration Of
Germany a rehabilitation Of Europe
is impossible, but that in loosened
If not stripped off completely.
1t would be not only superfluous
but outright stupidity to use argu-
ments of reason in talking to such
people. They cannot be convinced
anyway. All that one can do is to
neutralize their influence as far as
possible in other ways, and TO see
that their wrong doctrines do not IN
crease the existing misery. Should
the Allies follow their counsels
should they renew the blockade,
that monument Of ignominy, Ger
many woull not alone be lost, but
The whole of Europe would be Gov
cred by the Rols6eYist high tide.
Blood cannot dam off this tide. rs
has been proved through the failure
In Russia 1t is a question, further
more. whether there would ge enough
troops for war of determination OF
whether such troops would not go
over to the camp Of Bolshevism.
Leading men n Italy and England
are fully conscious OF the new Ian
ger which tncatebs the world In
France alone hatred and revenge
are still powerful and do not per-
nit that The voice of reason makes
itself heard. although France is ex,
actly the country which would be
ravaged primarily and most severe
ly by the approaching storm.
The United States were hithar.
To the almost impartial ohlookers
of the tragedy which is going on
since the days of the arrlistice on
European soil. The time has now
come. however. when they have 20
throw their whole weight into the
balance to stop the terrible self-de-
struction before it will be too late
and before the whole order Of tie
world will go to pi2ces.-Germania
German Ind) Akron, O.
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khPP'S
VICTORY

The AnglO-American press seems
without execution to take the point
of view that Kapp's move was a
failure.
This is, however, a completely
erroneous viey, for Kavv has gain
ed a double victory. First he gain
ed a victory because he succeeded
in obtaining from the Egert's gov
eminent the promise Of reorgani'
cation OF the cabinet In the second
place he gained victory because
he postponed everything personal
and concluded, in the interest Of his
country, an alliance with his adveT.
sary, Bbart. which seems to leave
the latter victor in the eyes Of the
world. while the real victor was
Kapp's idea.
For this reason it is all the moro
TO be regretted that the American
press misrepreseats, not only
through lack of knowledge and UNI
derstanding, but also with a spirit
of partisanshir the intentions of
Kapp and the course and result OF
his action.
There is no question at all Of re-
dictionary bunker revolt against a
liberal government. but Of the de-
sire-which did not fail, but was
accomplished in a peaceful way
TO clean the German cabinet Of use
less. un-German, dirty elements Gas
Erzgerger and his like)
That Kapp, afte~ he accomplish
Cd all that he could possibly ac-
compijsh under existing circumstau-
"es retired modestly without drag
ging the country into civil war,
war, shows him as a real man, a
species which has become extreme
ly rare today in the age of the vii
est egoism.
Should Ebert succeed in fulfilling
his promise. the action Of Kapp
will have proved fruitful.
May he show himself strong
enough to resist the advance of the
ultra-radical clements. Otherwise he
ought to have capitulated before
Kapp IL he were a real patriot al
all \ capitulation in such a case IS
no fight nor shame. It is a sacrifice
and an honor-Erie Pa) Tage-
blatt German, Ind)
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THE FOREIGN LANGUAGE
PRESS IN AMERICA

70 Editors: We are now able 10
add regularly a new and most val.
liable feature to the Daily Editorial
Digest, namely TRANSACTIONS from
editorials in the foreign language
papers in the United States. or
service covers 500 such papers. in
more than a score of languages and
careful selections by our staff Will
give YOU the outlook of the various
foreign groups in this country on
questions particularly affecting their
racial interests.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-06
WHAT GOVERNOR COX
STANDS FOR.

Governor Cox of Ohio is a candi-
date for the Democratic nomination
for president. lie comes from a
pivotal state whose electoral vote
is an important factor in the sue
cess or failure of his party in the
national election He is a close
personal friend of Woodrow Will
son. He believes in the peace
treaty and the League of Nations
He brings to it's defense one of the
keenest minds in his party, backed
by great forensic powers. He, Of
all the present field of possibilities.
the President himself alone except
ed, could best take the treaty into
the campaign and carry it to vic
tory in the great and solemn refer
endum' called for in the Jackson
Day address"
Thus the Arkansas Democrat
fDem.) states the qualificatic<s of
James NJ. Cox, one OF the Democrat
ic aspirants whose candidacy is
definitely avowed, and the same pa
per believes he will more and more
become the center of Democratic
interest as the logical man to make
the treaty fight for the President"
In his own state, the Youngstown
Findicator (Dem) is equally enthu.
siastic. It declares that he is the
best and ablest Governor Ohio ever
mad and that the qualities that
distinguish James NJ. Cox as Gov
ernor OF Ohio are the best recon-
mendation he can offer" The Vim
dicator speaks of him as "a man OF
tifeless energy, with inspiration of
vision, OF high order Of executive
ability a born leader of men"
The Manchester Union lind.
Rep) deyotes much space to ia.
vorable discussion OF the issues on
which Gov. Cox stands. Although
II finds him "nebulous as to the Lea
que of Nations and not clear
whether he IS for ratification
with Or without" it thinks he
gets on firm footing when he
speaks of the excess profits tax"
He is for repeal, and tells WHY"
@Ee Union goes on. "He saws that
the prospective excess profit tax is
reckoned into cost. all the way from
the production of raw material
through the process of manufacture
and sale until the whole accumula-
ted mass Of profit for taxation is
dumped upon the ultimate consunl.
err"
As to prohibition the Union calls
him a modified Wet" favoring "a
modification of tie Volstead act
which shall legalize traffic in beers
and light wines The same au-
thority also points to UNIQUE pro.
posal Of Governor Cox. that of ''ee.
tablishing Federal Reserve Bank
branches in important trade cen-
ters throughout the world" He
doesn't offer any definite sugees.
ton as TO capital and labor. saws
the Union, and mentions the Issue
Of Mexico only reluctantly
With the above criticism that
Gov. Cox is indefinite about the
Peace Treaty, the Lynchburs News
DEM does not agree. 1t holds
him to be correct in saying tnc
defeat OF the treaty Of Versailles
was due to A Senatorial partisan
con sp.r2-E.' y.ow in which the
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TUESDAY,. APRIL s

The resolutions were passed dur.
ing the morning Sc ssion which was
taken UP for the most part with the
presentation and discussion of the
resolution. They Will be sent 70
President Wilson according to
statement made by W. II. Rogers,
president OF the State Federation Of
Labor. A copy was sent to Debbs-
who is confined in the Atlanta peni1
Tertiary where he is serving a ten
year sentence for violation of the
Espionage act during the war.
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the first official Of our revublic
would excite storm Of Indignation
and tear up completely the tie
which connects us with country
which has been severely afflicted by
the war and which has been saved
and helped by us.
Finally a question for Mr.. Wilson
in this connection: If now, as he
says, the military varty is in con-
troll in France, why does he still in
slst on separate alliance with
France? Should he not rather re-
tire the treaty for such an alliance
which he concluded at the time and
then submitted to the senate?-
Milwaukee Herald German, Ind)
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TUESDAY, APRIL 8. 1920
Daily
Editorial
Digest

(Title Appld for U. S. Pat off)
Edited by the Washington
Feature Service
DAVID LAWRENCE, Prest.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-06

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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-06
LABOR MEN WANT
~DEBS RELEASED

Resolution calling for the release
Of Eugene V. Debbs and indemnity
for all political prisoners were pas
sed by the convention of the West
Virginia Federation Of Labor now
in session at Parkersburg last week
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-06
OPPOSE HITCHCOCK
AS MlMSplTY CHlEE

Washington, ApYil 6.-Defection
Of Senator Morris Sheppard, Of Ten
as, and possibly one or more othef
drys, will in all probability cost
Senator Hitchcock, Of Negraslla, the
minority leadership in the senate
1t became known today that Send-
tor Sheppard has finally made up
his mind that he cannot support
Senator Hitchcock because of the
latter's advocacy of amendments 10
The Prohibition law permitting the
manufacture and use of light wines
and beer.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-06
SLAYERS SENTENCED

Montesano, Wash, April 6.-Thes
seven men convicted here March
10 on second degree murder for
the Staying Of Warren o. Grimm,
Centralia Armistice Day parade vicj
tim, were sentenced to not less
than % years nor more than 40
years each in the State penitentiary
by Judge John M. Wilson after hsn
had denied a motion for a nedH
trial.