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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-22
Boy Not Missing,
SAYS His Mother

Mrs. Jennie Hamilton. 2si7 Second
ave. Declared today that her boy.
Harry. In not missing and that she
is not In poor health. Young Hafnil-
ton was reported missing Tuesday.
and a request made to 1'h. Star to
state this his Bo-year-oid mother was
near death.
MY boy attends Wilson's business
college" said Mira. Hamilton. Some
meddlssome person made misrcpre-
sentation TO Tho Star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-22
CITIZENS PLEAD
CAR EXTENSION
Descend en- MasSe on Coun-
Gil Committee

Residents OF the Ravcnna. Yesicr.
taurelhurst and Palisades districts
appeared en- masse at meeting OF
city council Thursday morning 20
urge immediate extension OF the IA
VIENNA car service.
I'VE expected the Puget Sound
Traction. Light and Power company
20 do something In 1908. but Il
didn't" X W. Douglas. president OF
tho Seattle Northeast Improvement
club. told tho committee.
In 1911 we heard vague rumors
that we might some day expect an
extension OF the street car line. A
few poles began Co sprout In 1919.
and In 1918 a couple OF red lanterns
prcSagcd possible Improvement.
Then we gave up when officials OF
the traction company assured us
that the street ear business as Il was
conducted was a vanishing business.
But now that the city owns tho
street railway system. we again
plead for an extension"
Douglas presented petition signed
by 1880 residents of tho district rep
resented by the Seattle Northeast
Improvement club.
Reuben W. Jones. secretary OF the
school board. evoked applause when
he said that an extension OF the RIA.
VIENNA street car line on H. ssth at
from 2sth ave. n. Il. 10 stth ave.
n. +. was imperative. II tho new
school TO be built In that neiEhbor.
hood could be expected TO care for
the large number OF students prom.
Used already.
The Ravenna street car line ex.
tension Is all right. but we OF laurel.
hurst and Yesler want an even
greater extension" Commissioner OF
Immigration Henry NJ. White said.
White advocated an extension OF the
bus line service as n means OF caring
for the rapidly growing population.
The proposed extension OF the RIA.
VIENNA street car line will cost the
city $4,000. according to estimates
OF the superintendent OF public utIll.
ties The extension would not cover
more than 400 feet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-22
WILSON TO GET
RED TESTIMONY
Department OF Labor Passes
on Deportations

Hearings for more than 20 OF the
81 alleged reds" arrested In the last
few days by the department Of JUS
tice ana immigration offioialn. were
completed Thursday before immlgra'
ton Commissioner Henry NJ. White.
Basil oornovsky. secretary NJ the
local branch OF tho Onion OF tna'
sian Workers. and rcputed leader Of
tho Russian reds" here. was arrest
ed "wednesday evening. and viii be
held for deportation.
Testimony In every individual hear
ms before the commissioner In trans.
mittod TO the secretary Of labor.
Washington, ID. &. who will de
terminc whether or not deportation
shall take place.
Department OF justice agents are
still investigating the activities OF
tho Russian revolutionaries In Seat
tie. II was reported Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-22
Seattle Arrivals and
Departures

Arrivals
January .,-t;r Eastern Mariner from
Tacoma at t;fo a m.
January li--str Rush from British Co
iunbia ports at .. m
Departures
January ;.-iitr Giorieta for Tacoma at
= ~
January 3i--6u City OF Seattle for
Southeastern Alaskan ports at p. m. d.
ctr JAvAry for Shanghai from Meadow
Point al .. m. utr Davenport for Ia
coma At 10 .. IN str Aeriden for Homo
lulu VIA Bsliingharn at t:tt p. m. motor
achr Whkona for British Columbia ports
at 7;it p. m. str Pred Baxter for Eagle
Hartor az i0;ss a. m. str ArgyiI for san
Francisco at a. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-22
Bolt Hadn't Bolted;
just Out One Night

Joy reigned Thursday morning In
the establishment OF Muck 4 Co,
taiiors. Dos Third ave.
Come quick" almost sobbed n
voice over tho police telephone.
we forgot and left several bolts
OF cloth hanging out In front OF
the store Inst night, and they are
gone"
Motorcycle ratrolrnan II. y. Baer.
man arrived In time TO learn that
a fellow storekeeper next door had
taken the cloth in for the night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-22
Open Safe Tempts
Very Black Robber

During the absence OF the cashier.
n daylight burglar robbed the open
safe Of Bishop a Co. 1904 Western
ave. OF sbi In cash and s222.45 In
checks Wednesday.
A very black negro was seen loiter.
ing about the place few moments
before the robbery, the police were
told
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-22
Youth Arrested
in Stolen Launch

Earl Berridgc. &c. s3ss Boylaton
ave. ". is in the hands Of tho juven.
iie authorities Thursday. lie was
lrrcstrd at the foot Of y. Lynn It.
n possession OF gasoline launch
iwned By u. l.. Cris,ofson. The boat
Naa reported stolen "Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-22
26O Pounds Mash
Seized by Police

Two stills. IS gallons Of grape and
$50 pounds % mash were confiscated
BY dry squad officers when they ar.
rested Sam BruExi. ssip woodlawn
ave. and stsfAno Maxxono. isii
Biewc,t st.. in raids wednesday after.
noon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-22
Boxing Board Fee
Is Limited to SIS

As the result OF meeting between
Mayor &. II. Fitzgerald. Prosecutor
Fred G. Brown and Sheriff John
stringcr Thursday. the boxing cosn'
mission will be allowed TO charge
t2S for It's serviccs at each smoker
No provision for n fec had been made
at smokers held under tho super
vision OF the commission. Tho com
mission is appointed by the three of
flclala
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-22
Legion Auxiliary
to Meet Tonight

Plans for a definite organization
win bo drawn up and n constitution
and bylaws viii be presented for
adoption at the meeting OF the new
Women's auxiliary Of Elmer J. Noble
post. American Legion, which con
venes Thursday evening. at o'clock,
In the state Arnory. at Western ave
and Virginia st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-22
Wuxtra! Explosion
in Whisky Vault!

Sheriff John Stringer IL wearing
cotton plugs In his ears today. When
jar OF raisin Juice exploded In the
booze vault. in the county-city build
ing, Wednesday afternoon. Stringer
thought robbers were cracking the
big safe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-22
All Wool" Vanishes
From Family Wash

l.. J. Becker. sssT y. Valley st..
reported the theft Of an ''ail WOOL
union suit Wednesday night frnsn the
family oloshesline.
I'm no; inHinuntin offered Mr.
ticcksr. but Police Captain J. T.
Mason ia my next door neighbor."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-22
Find Purse, Expect
Rush There Today

Officials Of tho National Furniture
company are expecting a rush Thurs
day afternoon. Employees found a
wsnan's purse. containing US. In
the store. only n description r.
necessary 60 obtain tho purpr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-22
POOR CAR SERVICE Is blamed

by Harry X Brown. cx.soldicr. for
loss OF tioS5. lie waited AT Dn-
vanish ava and Lucille at. AZ mid
night. for n car, After he had walt
ed is minutes. robbcr held him up
and took sio.s5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-22
Portland Market Report

PORTLAND. Jan. sd ute city
creamery. $50 tto per 10.
EEgn-sslected local extras. tTGstc
per don
n.ns-ft 9isc per ID, broiisrs. 10 o toc
per IN
Ge@pe-:s @ fec per n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-22
Frisco Market Status

BAN FRAScrsco. Jan. f1--Butt-r--
per 10.
EgEs-Ertras. Ngc per dos. extra pull
ie's. tsse per dor. undersirsd puiists,
Gle per dos.
chsss~-caiifernia nsts. fancy. ssne
per hi firnta sfe per 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-22
Wagon, with Horse
Attached, Is Lost

a light wagon. attached to horse.
Is reported lost In the Green Lake
district Thursday morning.
The outfit belongs To the Rainier
Stables, 2i14 Western ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-22
SEATTLE ORIENTAL

will be resumed next month. an.
nouncc James Griffiths a Sons. To-
cal agents for Mitsul & Co. No Nit.
sui vessel has been In port since No.
vembcr IL The Tsurugisan Maru
viii be the first vessel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-22
BANK CLEARINGs
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Jan. z7.-eteriing and
francs again opened az new low records
today. Demand sterling was quoted At
ia-e0a. off No frvm yestsrosy's low. and
franc checks were iz.ogc. off ccntimea-
Lire checks were off 4. at kite
The oscapement wheel OF . wntch
makes 7si,sOo revolutions every ~
months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-22
bound FOR TuE'oRIENT. Tho

steamship Maquan sailed from Pier
Wednesday. carrying 500 tons OF
copper. steel. lumber and general
freight and 500 bags OF mail. She is
operated by Frank Waterhouse q Co
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-22
Chicago Live Stock

CHICAGO. ian. 7,.--H s-Receipts.
1900 head. market steady 20 higher.
nuik 81 sales itt.abgissts butchers,
titTguisTs. packing. men. hight
titttg 1850. piss. iia7tU 1876 roufha
tis9isto
cAttie-Rsoespt.. 1900 head; market
steady 90 ftc higher. Beef. fsuis 70
butcher steers, u.7s0it.ss. tanners and
cutters. ft7GgT.7t. stacksrs and feeders.
is7tgist0. cows. t.TsgiAss. calves.
III tQuis
Sheep Rsneipts. 10000 head; market
steady TO higher. lambs. t1sTsg3esbl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-22

STEAMSHIP VALDEZ viii make n
trip to South America under charter
10 the T. a r. s. Co. says II. w
Ross. general manager Of T'horndyke-
Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-22
rIorR FOR THE ATLANTIC

coast viii be loaded on the steamship
Eastern Knight. bull, in japan for
the shipping board. she IL In port
and has been assigned To w. II.
Grace a Co. for management and
A. ~. Gillespie & Co. for operation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-22
Chicago Grain Market

CHICAGO. Jan. fs.--fAnht receipts and
. strong export demand today caused an
advance In grain futures at tho opening
on the Chicago Board Of Trade Tho
market weakened. however. on tho re-
port Of Eastern railroads placing an en-
barge on grain shipments.
Provisions we're higher.
January corn opened up INC. at
si.sshc. but lost ie later. May corn was
down " at the opening. fi.ss. and sub
ssquenily lost Ne. July corn opsned At
tissA. down Nc. and Loaf Nc before the
close.
May oats opened down Nc. at s1No.
ana remained unchanged. July oats was
unchanged at op~ninE. isAe. and re-
manned unchanged In later trading.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-22
New York Coffee and
Sugar Quotations

NEW YORK. Jan. ,f--corf.e--To 7
no. iagisse per ID. No. Z Santos. IS y
y acc per 10.
susar-fsa~. i,o.eite per ID: rrAnu-
lated. itgito per II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-22

JACK OGARa. formerly % iio7
Main ST.. is being sought By his folks
In Tacoma Ills mother 1. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-22

a university In California has morr
students today than there we're In
an Europe 20 years ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-22
Tides in Seattle

tIrst High Tide
stis n m. i7t n.
Ifrrt low Tide
f7sG1 8 IN 60 n
second nigh Tide
D foi .. m. 1917 n.
second Law Tide
fifts pm. % / r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-22

PURSER c. NJ. REED, OF the
steamship Edmore. died OF apoplexy
AZ Hongkong January IS. cable ad.
vices state. The body viii be brought
here by c. =. X steamer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-24

where people pick purpl" thistlcs with roses
IN roach" is the way the girl on South Main foa-
lures Tulsa
nv observations from the sidc-Incs says BIZ
Diuglcy. are that the average mhshec docs not
want the mashcr mashed.
but Nj rord will probably work out ~ the New
berry conviction vindtcnton for himself
''Wha, yer got 10 say In favor Of this colyum OF"
inquiries Tate BRADY, one Of the irrccoucilablcs
Nothn, only It works on the dItfcrcntIal system
Another reason why we are in favor. OF a
change is that four employees Of The world have
been robbed within The past week
In many respects this is dfferen, from any
city campaign Tulsa has ever had. one is th"t
Suzeuinty appears for the first time as a potent
political influence
II YOU know what the Smithsonian institution
Fcstion by Is. l.. T.. that President Wilson nov
send the peace treaty there.
Duncan fccls that her future lis as safely Ger
tsin M tho rhymes Of the winds twangng har-
mony atrings The commercial club announces
that u brass band Is assured.
The Sovicts of Tuls, are arranging 10 meet
with the SIT and Swat club for the purpose Of
deciding, II possible, which combination they
Will play In the city election.
Several European countries who expected the
United states to help them win Their wars ' arc
HnNiOuHlN awaiting Ifcbuenl wilson y eApihnd-
ton az to why ne couldn't do It.
There has been mere mention of Jake
Harmon ~ candidate for vice president, which
only goes to show that there are stlll political
humorists who refuse to consider any Office
seriously.
one Of the most interesting and fascinating
house organs" which are coming into vogue i'
Better Service" issued by the Bartlesville Ma
tional bank w. ". Frciburgcr, assisted by clyde
Schroeder, is the editorial pulmoter.
Mind may be an open book, but one Of tho
girls in the classified department says the mind
reader at local theatrr last night failed to
deciphcr hers and she had the book wide
open. II takes something more than psychic
powers to read "a rclassified" girls mind.
on the fylcaf Of n Buffalo school girls Latin
grammar the Buffalo Blade found this litera-
tive translation.
Mary had little lamb,
His fleece was white az butter,
lie could turn Flip flop,
But Mary couldn't cutter.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-24
\ tItI 1 ~

Copyright 1870. hy ldzu , Guest
Lot me hc brave Throughout this day
And bear what burdens come my way,
Tot me not whmprr nor complain
THAT I must face the Wind and rain.
Or. NJ the sun ls pleased To shine,
Let mo rejoice in what is mine.
God grant that from my lips shll, fan
No careless word however small.
To wound another MAY my voice
Cause am who hear It To rejoice.
This daN. from start unto the end
May an men lind In me a friend.
| would mo-, spoil this day with greed
or hate ~ any selfish deed,
Hut would I'm 10 with my best
And conscience clear hc down tn rest.
God grant that whom tins day SHAH 20,
80 honest man shall call me zoe.
In AN I say and am do
To God and man / would he true.
! would hc hrlutul her, and kind
And clean of heart and broad ~ mind,
sure FOR this brief day I can
Whatever happens play the man.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-24
TREASURER school BOARD
FRANK NgWkTRk.
TRADING iiItTSk

That accurately describes the local political
situation. Candor compols tho admission that
neither the colonel tho boss has given tho
order for trading Bohn out lock, stock and
barrel At least there is nothing to indicate
that they have. hut friends OF the mayor arc
doing n buli business along that line
Mr.. Curran IL another piece OF trading stock
that is being literally used by the same forces,
which arc out to save tho head Of the ticket
II It requires the reputation and political scalp
Of every other man on 1t to accomplish the
trick.
But trading IL game that most anybody
can engage in, II will he interesting to OBJ
serve the sequence OF this carly trading
Messrs Bohn, Curran, ct al who have borne
their part of the load. may accept the role Of
goat and submit to slaughter without doing
some trading OF their own, but frankly we do
not expect to thom turn the other check 40
meekly
on the other hand we expect to see a wild
and frenzicd trading market during the final
days OF tho campaign. In the mean time the
colonel and boss are holding theirs close to
their vest buttons, calmly watching the game
and doing their best to figure out lust how
many they will have to cram in at the last hour
to save themselves.
To watch what is going on with the under
standing born OF political experience is In itself
liberal education In politics even for the old
timers And it's interesting
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-24
The Horoscope
rhe stars incline but do MT conn
Wednesday, March -, 1920.

lbsN
Astrologers read this as rather
doubtful day. Although Jupiter and
Mercury are In benefic aspect. IRA
nus rules with adverse power
During his sway advertising
should receive a great impctus
Publicity in all forms will be great-
" In demand, especially In the for
wardinE of personal ambitions.
Novel methods Of using the news 4
papers for political propaganda WIN
bc devised. and publishers Will
b, nefit.
There is q sign read ~ most prom
ising for members Of the legal pro-
fcSsion. A lawyer next month Will
receive an appointment OF higher
honor.
Education again will focus atter-
tention and reforms will be widely
advocated. Legislators will be in
terestcd In a movement to extend
government aid
While there is the prornostication
OF success for lawyers and writer's
or editors. there will he also need
OF watchfulncss, for sinister tars
will cause trouble.
Uranus Is in "A place believed to
foment envy and Iearousy to which
women will be peculiarly sensitive
at this time. These impulses of en-
nifty will be due to personal ambi-
tion rather than to love.
The evening of this day will be
unlucky for love affairs and is not
favorable for weddings.
Secret crimes that seem 10 con-
radict the divinity of mans origin
are likely to spread and there will IN
revelations concerning them that
| emphasize the need OF right thinking.
Persons whose birthdate Il is have
the augury of a busy year. Rcmov-
ais or changes may not be fortunate.
Children born on this day are Ike
| " 20 be quick. gifted and rather
! hard to satisfy
tCpyriyht 1890 by the Mcclure Neryparor Syudcatr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-24
Bennie's Notebook

Scene. showing In Siberia. Man.
driving home in a sled with 6 pork
chops in a paper bag). Giddup, gidd-
up II | couldcnt run eny faster than
YOU horses Id get out and wawk.
Flock of wolfs in the distants.
Grr. Orr.
Man Holey smoaks, I'm being
persooded by flock of woifs. Glllup.
wat are you, horses or snales?
Wolfs (closer) Grr. Grr.
Man c. they're gaining on me.
Gtddup, giddup, If | was a wild ami
NAL trainer | wouldent care, but
| aint giddup. do you think you're
going To fewnrel?
Volts, tmutch closer) Arrr.
Grrr.
Man | know wat III do I'll ShroY
a Cupple Of these pork chops and
hurry keeping on going vile they're
stopping to eat them CWiCh he
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-24

doesJ G.ddup. giddup glddup do
you think Eiddup mccus wor
VOLS. (closc as enythinEJ Grrrrr.
GrrrrrT.
Man. This Is sumthing awfiI. I
gess III throw 2 more pork chops
CWich ne doesJ Giddup. are you
going 10 giddup or aint youp
Volts tClOsc as everything,
Grrrrrr. Grrrrrrr.
Man Hecr goes the last . pork
chops o wy didcnt | buy a duzzon
like my wife told me to-
Volts Jumping i'm the sled and
licking the mans face. Grrrrrrrr.
Grrrrrrrrr.
Man We'1 m be darned. they've
tame wolf. tTcrns crround and gort
back for some more pork chopsl
Tho end
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-24

CHAPTER CNlN.
\ Dreadful Experience.

The next day with Carol Black
locks plea that ! get ready to re-
celve him by September ringing in
my ears. I went down to Bimble's to
order the materials for my draper
les, etc. | first made "A list of every
thing | should need for the different
rooms. ! might as well get II all at
once. II would save going out in
the heat, and az We owed them Moth
ing, the amount would not be great.
| measured and listed the quaint
ty | should need for each OF the
rooms. the color wanted. etc Then
| called Helen up and asked hcr to
go with me. probably should not
see much of hcr after Toms friends
returned in the fan, 80 would be
with her now as much as possible.
We started early, and planned to
lunch downtown. We went directly
TO the cretonncs and ! selected nni
had cut an | needed. ! then bought
the fringeS and gimp to match The
bill came to about S2S
Charge 1t TO Mrs Thomas Ran
dali please" ! said to the clerk and
gave him the new address We then
started 10 look at dotted swiss for
the inside drdpcries in the same de-
partmcnt. In "A moment the man
who had sold me the cretonnes came
over to me and said
II find your account has been dis
continued, Mrs. Randall. Shall |
send the goods G. q. l.. or do you
wish to pay for thcm2'
You must he mistaken" told
him. Il haven't discontinued the aC-
count, We have just moved, and
YOU probably have us mixed with
some other Randall" then turning
to Helen did YOU over hear Of any
thing SO stupid Tom paid them in
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-24

They have NJ last succeeded In coupling up
dcinodon In Dnosaur han Of the American
museum OF natural history located In New
York. We don't know whether II is fish, ami
NAL. bird the name Of some new tangled
ism that they are getting ready to put over on
the public schools. Anyway, the high brow
boys figure that the specimen now In captivity
IL 700 600 years old. which tnkea II back to
about the tmo the folks first began talking
about n league OF nations.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-24
Mcnacing situation

li Germany as t whole Ia content 20 have its
lawful government superseded by dictator
ship S"t up AS this has been by the ntrigues OF
monarchi~ts supported 10y mutiuous sailors and
Won der Golt2's rchcllious Baltic troops, it will
assume the yoke as Weckly as the goose -steppers
or Berlin are said to have done II must be
admitted that AN administration which could be
put to tiEht Boy a force OF 5000 men was either
very weak ur more or less In sympathy with the
retcuouarics bent upon it's overthrow Whether
there rs 10 he revival throughout the country
nt the Hohcnsollern spirit or now tragedy OF
civil war. the situation is tull Of monaco not only
lo central Europe but ~ the world at largc-New
York World. Il
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-24
pr,an's Touching Sclr.Dcuial.

Nj Hrau.s Willingness 10 become candidate
for tho presidential nomination. should the sac
rif,c hc demanded Of him under certain coudi-
tuua.' is deeply touching, IN view uf his Ncarn-
ing for home and rest Considering the fact that
he has already lod hiS party thrice to defeat
each moro decisive than before, Mr Bryin's hold
upon the support and loyalty of certain type
OF democrats is certainly -urprainE Were IL
~ Tor the ndlsputahlr circumstances that there
are dcmocrn'r politicians an over the country
who |isicn 90 Mr.. BRYAN and are willing to fol
low his leading. his attitude would ho ludiCrous.
Philadelphia Public Ledger.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-24

The republican state convention OF Virginia
which instructed for Lowdcn wednesday is dc
scribed AS zone Of the stormiest scenes that ever
attended political gathering in this state 1t
must have been n stormy scene, For, beginning
with the days OF that first and most consumm0to
of American politicians, Thomas jefferson,
down TO the present the old Dominion has seen
many stormy political scenes.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-24

An ENID citizen has flied a complaint against
the railroads with the corporation commission
although tho owners OF the roads have not yet
got them fairly sorted out The charge is that
the bulletins OF the train were not posted ac-
curntcly and that the cmployo was impudcnt
Yet two years OF that sort Of thing and worse
from the government agents was uncomplain-
lngly tolerated.