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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-12
COOPERATION
AND FAIR PLAY
Frisco Head Appeals to
All Executives for
Fair Policy.
LABOR MEN APPROVE
Golden Rule to Be Guide Of
Action Between Members
of Frisco Family.

In an open letter to employees OF
the Frisco lines. President James NJ.
Kurn, executive head OF that sys-
tenn Counspls all men in executive
positions on that railway TO work
"Vith." not "oVer," the men In their
employ and states his belief that a
fair wage should at all times he paid
t. all The letter has received the
endorsement of one OF the leading
laltr papers Of st. Louis and has
won much favorable con mcnt from
leaders Of the labor IA vemea. rs
well as "lcm buA1rss men WHOM Il
has reached. In part he says.
A OBVIOUSLY It IS impossible for me
" meet all the Frisco family at this
time face to face, but | cherish the
hope that as time passes | shall
have this opportunity. The war and
its aftermath have torn us away
from many OF our old standards and
habits. | earnestly desire that this
condition shall not operate to dis
rupt or destroy the happy family
relationship which obtains between
the MANAGEMENT and tho employees
Of these great properties. The Frisco
is in A fair way one Of the most sue
cessful railroads Of the United
States and 1t will achieve that re-
suit IL you. | and all our asso-
ciates each in his proper place, dc
our part I'm a hearty. cooperative
spirit.
~ believe firmly in the payment
OF an honest days wage for ar
honest days work and expect al
honest days work for an honest
days pay. I want to and Will, give
zach and every employe n fair ano
square deal in all our relationships
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LEGAL.
NoTICp or uFARING on PETITION
FOR PROBATE or Will"
NnTtgE.

NOTICE rs HEREpY GtvEN. TO AZ
pcrnons interested IN the estate 81 tfahh ~
Young, deceased. that on the nm dNg %,
August. 1890, Ida Young produced anu wv
in the county Court ~ the county "l
ruisa. and state ot Oklahoma, an inHiru
tnent in writing purportiug To- be the las'
will and testament 81 Frank u houhh
decessed and also nled In raid Court
petition praying for tho probate or halu
viii and that Letters Testamentary iHHus
thereon to ida Young, the executor named
In said will ,, ,.... -.
on tho lith day ut August lpSO' nou',
is hereby given that the 2tth d'y 1'
August 1890 at the hour OF o'clock a,
NJ OF said day. the same being Gay o'
the regular July term, 1890, Of said court
has been appointed as the TINS Tor heaflns
said petition and proving said VIII, az N,
County Court room. In Tulsa, IN Hhll
County ~ Tulsa. when and where al per.
eons Interested may appear and contest
the same. ,-
In Testimony whereof I have hereunto
est my hand and the seal Of said county
Court this lith day Of August, lsso.
NJ e ROpOLF.
County Judge. Pro TEN.
fsEAI) JOHN u. PORTER,
Court Clerk.
Ry J. Y prIrgs, Deputy
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Want Ads
Rates and information

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Minimum space IL words.
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Minimum amount accepted fbo.
ALL CHARGE WANT ADS are due
and payable the same day first inser-
ioh Of All appears. tAll out OF town
want ads and all wanted to rent. SIT,
nations wanted. wearing APPAREL ana
household goods ads are posuYelS
TELEPHoNE WANT ADS are
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and collections will be made at your
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hertton ~ possible, this ~ an accom-.
mediation service and payments should
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tented. Always ask your telephone al
10 be repeated back to you by the
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cannot assume responsibility for errors
OF any Kind occurring In telephone
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Under no circumstances sre We re.
rponsible for errors In any advertise
ment unless reported immo modiatelv
after first insertion. No reduction In
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destroys value of Ad.
Phone 5000
Ash for want Ad Department
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AUTOMOBILES
ArroMonu.rs ron sAIr

FOR SALE Ford roadster. Just over
hauled, Ford Sedan, good condition,
Mitchell touring, cheap these cars must
he sold Phone osaEc ga south LAnf-
ing
ONE wire wheel nudsou surer sta Phone
Usage 9hbo
ron SALE ,hcsp or will trade Tor good
car. my equity in lot doNloot ON lan
luE. Rogers Heights addition. baago ba""
sinclair garage. ash fur pokr
1919 srUT2 HENRCAr ROADSTER -.
\ beautiful car painted light eluc
WI" wheels ana . cord utc,; : Tres n,anu .i,,
Equipment includes seat covers, tire ca
uuguishCI gutout. diffusiug lenses, scar
shit look 1890 license. $500 rirc. ,hoft
ana collision tnHufAuCC, weed chains ana
spot light rrico cash t2.Jho
TULSA AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE
IN aui u1ulder neage bool
Hut ks
1919 b-passcnser Ia excellent coudi. ..
1919 o passenger. a real buy ..... 81 coo
1917 passenger. looks and runs nnc 5000
1917 t-passcurrt wire vhccls a har.
1918 roadster u uno condition o.. is7b
Some soud podges. too. All together
about 10 good automobiles. all at bargain
Tulsa Automobile ENcHANGE.
tth ana unuider Oshgc tobl
STEPUENS -rAssESGER TOOWNG-
\ splcndid car both IN loohs and per
90 excellent family car. Price tigbO cash.
No trades considered
TULSA NtTpMpUlt E ENCNANUE
ith aud Nuuldcr Phone Usage hObi.
1870 JORpAN 5 rAESENGEW
. 2 good cord tirrs, IN very best condition
painted olive green. original paint. finc
car at q very substantial discount Price
'2.lbo. some terms 70 the right party
TULSA AUTOMOBILES EXCHANGE
Fourth and Houldcr Usage 50ai
ron SAIEHOue chandler Chummy 4lN
Surth Main. Usage fiiS
ron SALE, one Dodge roadster In Goud
Main
FOR SALE or trade. 1890 mode, A.pss.
senGer Ford lib South Roulder phous
Osago sA1
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ORDER ron uENRINU PETITION TC
SILL IIINI ESTATE

state Of Ouahoma. Tulsa county
I'm county Court
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Jessie
" NtlHou noe Gruss. Minor.
Sow. on this Ath day ot August 1890.
comes q. y. Hooker AS guardian ot tho
above estate having filed herein hts pcti
tion FOR tho sale of the real estate ot said
minor for the reasons In said petition
stated
IT rs ORDERED, THAT said petition be
and hereby IN set Tor hearing on tho 3rd
dsv OF September 4 p 1890, nt o'clock
a m.. at which time the next 0f hin and
all persons interested iu the above named
estate arc required TO appear and show
cause. N any they have. Why an order
shouId not be- granted f1r tho sale of 30
much real estate of said estate aA is ueo-
ossary ror the reasons In said petition
stated, and
icirst. THAT notice thereof shall be
given by posting three copies hereof In
the county and
second. That porannal service hereof
be made upon said next Of Kin and per
sons interested In above named estate a.
required by law, and
Third That a copy ~ this order be
mailed with postage prepaid to Rll persons
interested not less than fourteen days be
fore tho hearing Of said petition and
Fourth. u is further ordered that n
copy Of this order be published for two
successive weeks In the Tulsa World Of
W u. WILLIAMS.
pNted this 9Th day ~ August. 1870
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LEGAL

construction - said sewer eystem and ar
rutteuauccs have been adopted by me
Mayor and Hoard ot Commissioners ~ eaid
city and are now on file IN the Once OF
the city Engineer.
Bids must be made upon the official pro
posal sheets OF the city % Tulsa
The rights 60 rcicct any and all BIDS y
reserved 60 the Hoard ~ Commissioners or
the city ~ Tulsa. Oklahoma.
A certified check tu the sutu of i've th)
per cent " the amount W the bid viii be
required from each bidder.
An bids Will be opened and considered by
the Board ~ Commissioners ~ said tiN
at a meeting ot satd Notrd to be held tn
tho city Han ~ said tity Ht O'Clock n
M. On tho 2ith day ~ August, 1890.
Any and all parties intrrcstcd utc hereby
notified that thoy may appear and protest
against or object Co said proposed improve
munta or any part thereof or any matter or
thing In rotation thereto. at said meeting
of the said Hoard ~ Commissioners on the
2ith day ~ August 1890.
MIS-. FRANK SEAMAN.
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AUTOMOBILES


CADILLAC
passenger touring this car 10 In fine
condition ihon" psaro Hla9
FoRp ruuRiNG car t,i5 cash can
o-are $3.50 ~ onc". nsk for icwts
TOURING CAR fur sale. i9lN model. like
new good running condition now
utvat must sacrifice. leaving town. call
~ itat baltimore any time
pARBAtN. OlisuunIr. ctsht cylinder.
viii sacrifice fnt cash. Cheyenne ia.
raso 7is = cheyenne
PIERCE ARROW truck for sale am
lcaNiug town, Will soil at bargain
or trade f'r lot Phone cedar 5ts
.foH sAiN IS passenger Wul5R auiomo-
hUe. tiu" mechanical condition. uulct
sale $50 r7ah Phone Osurr t5oG
Trucks FOHEcIOsEp pN MuUrGAurs
We have several hiEh ErBdc trucks ~
70 = y ton. capacity, TO be sold at real
. ruIst AuroMoULu rNrdANGE
Fourth and u'u'dor Osarc tobi
1890 JORDAN 1ouRiNu
splendid huN. in perfect condition. 8
cord tires painted olive Erron. can he
rricc t2ItO
TULSA .AuroMouuE EXCHANGE
Fourth and noudrr Osage boSt
FRANKLIN. roadster in ,er, bcst of con
.d'l"n, "omo terms ai2 E Second. cedar
1919 FOHB SEDAN
In absolutely perfect condition. va con
'ider the boat buy In tho city. price ti5o
ruLsA AUTOMOBILE ENcuANor
Foufth and uouli.r us1rc tosi.
FOR SALE on 1NApit-Onc Colc-N. T.
pNbfeuEett ttir shape viii trade flf
any car suitable Co mako spc"drter
Phone cedar lfi6, call Tor wallace. io9
s Denver
ron SALE Ford touring car, - bargain
tor cash Phone t9bu.
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UOOMs foH RENT, FthNIsHED ~
A PEEAHANT southeast sleeping room
private homo. walking distance. oaags
BOSTON. B.,--CiOse In. comfortable; well
furnished room for married couple or 2
ladies' OnaEv bBli.
NICE cool sleeping room for rent. 10 Que
or two girls, employed. modern, one
very host OF neighborhood breakfast II
desired. 1914 $, TrooHt.
MODERN, south exposure. very desirable.
gentleman; also garaSe orago IA.
BuRSETTE. b.. 1905 Furnished room
Tor two. also single room. south ex.
posufo breakfast. gentleman preferred.
osaEe ls44.
SECOND E. IS65-Cool. clean COMFORT
able rooms; I5 per week Usage si46.
SLEEPING ROOM upstairs; 'dJoining
Ss2s' "'"''' ' ' '''- "''
CHEYENNE. &, 7iG-sloeping porch with
living room Tor or : gentlemen. Phone
Cedar i7i0,
LARGE sleeping room. twin beds. reason
able price. close II. Call pHaEe COOS.
GUTHRIE g. l2g-One iarKe room Tor
lady CAL Usage tOst-H
MARY BROcKMAN APT, SOs-South-
east room. connecting bath for gentle
man. Usage bllb.
REFINED young lady employed: would
Ike home IN good family, good referen-
ceH, otflgc phone Cedar 100.
NICELY FtNNiHUED sleeping room.
Phone Usage S1ls aoi South Frisco
TWO SLEEPING rooms: modern. south
exposure Osaga s9s4. $50 North
Bouder.
CINClSNATL s.. S2o-i.arge nicely FUR
nl7hed front room. south and east ex-
poHure. Usage SO2s.
NlNrH Vs., 2l5- Nicely furnighed sleep
ing ROOM strictly private. eau Oaase
5s'g
FOR RENT-F Furnished rom In private
home. 722 south Boston Usage 1898.
sLEEPfNG ROOM for gentlemen cali
usage s7as, llo2 South Carson
EIWOOp r.. fl0-Deslrahle aisening
room, close In, also garage. osaEs
/ Ggb1-J.
ICHEYTNNF. q sOe-For ono Or two
gentlemen. cool and comfortable sleeps
[ ing room. Usage ssSs
for couple 1904 s Newport
! CHEYENNE. s. BOg--For one OF tW9
| gentlemen. cool and comfortable Sleep
! Ing room. osagc ss36
{ ELWOOD, &. gls-.2 attractive ruoms.
/ with or without tlocping porch; goutio-
man prcforred. Osagc 4o2t
| DEgRABLE room tn laoeatn apartment!
blocks from Hotel Tulsa. for Frntlv-
man only, Ouage 1888.
PEORIA, s., si1--Thrre nrht hourokecp-
lnE rooms; also sleeping rooms
! NINTu. ~. ga slcoping porch and liy-
IFuFTEENTu ". tls--Very desirable
room With ak windows IN new home
for gentleman. paaEe seas
DENVER. ~. GenUeman wanu
room mate. yerJ desirable room
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CHEYENNE. S, 102--For one or Two
Foutlcmcui cool ana comfortable Sleep
Ing room. Usage at16
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hAlBELL. N.--Niosiy furnished modern
apartment; bath everything furnished
including water and gas weekly ratni 2
room apartment, 1850: Groom apartment.
tis So uHaRe slos, Cedar 1858
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AUTOMOBILES


Or SALE Urand new cole y, i.passen
ser touring Telephone Lewis oHaEe
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bookkeeping rooms at 500
per week
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1913 FORD SEDAN
In absolutely perfect condition, We con
slider the best buy In tho city, price liao
cash
TULSA AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE
Fourth and Boulder OsaFo tOhi
CADiLLAC'S coles Chalmers. 4uiokH.
DodgeA Fordn and about 80 other good
standard make cars, all listnd below the
market price and ready To so, all models !
all prices TermH
TULSA AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE
Fourth and Boulder
1890 JORDAN TOURING
splendid buy; In perfect condition. b
cord tires. painted olive green. can be
bought for reasonable terms N desired
Price $3.50.
TULSA AUTOMOBILE ENCHANdE
Fourth and Boulder osaEe bohl
TRUCKS FORECLosED ON MORTGAGEs
We have several hgh grade trucks ~ q
Law tons capacity to be sold at real saori
TirrsA AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE
Fourth and Boulder OaaEs Sobi
1918 STUTZ besroat with cord tires, per
feet condition. Tulsa Automobile EN'
change Fourth and Bouldet
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Nice large basement
for light housel,eeplns
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srocKuoInEns OF rEERLEss

A SPECIAL MEETING ot the stock
rusnday. August 2Vh 1870, a. 10 o'clock
A. NJ al Room 80 oklahoma Gas Build
ing, III West Fourth street, Tulsa, OKLA
honA, for the purpose ~ elecung directors
and for tho transaction Of Euch other
business as may properly come before the
meeting. 80.
H. y. STREATOR.
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TPubiishcd in the Tulsa Daily World Aug.
~, ia. ~ rs, i6, II, rs. 10, 2oth and alst.
World Publishing Company. HubliFherh
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS AND
EnNTRaITnIkS

Bids will be received Al the office ot the
city Auditor, Tulsa. Oklahoma, until D
o'clock n m. Monday, August gard, 1890.
%, the construction Of a Sanitary Sewer,
Including laterals connections and other
y eppurt enances for Sewer District No III
fSorycll Park Addition, as created ana
established by Ordinance No. 20s2. passed
and approved the 18TH day Of June, 1890
Plans profilcs and specifications Tor the
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Total "No'e 3" sciiEDiiE A. BONDS JUDGMENTS.
Totals I3,2ss,oOo.Oo
CERTIFICATE


en-
of
thand
OF
NEwKIRK Treasurer Board OF Education
q J.. q
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ANNOUNCEMENTS


LOST AND FOUND
sTRAYED or stolen, dark brown Shetland
pony, long forctop and manei reward.
Phone osage 2sl1. i2o North Rosedale.
LOST-Ono tire mounted on rim. si4e
SaNt; reward Usage e27.
WHITE AND BLACK spotted pointer
bird dog female answers name rat
Call Edward soph. Usage cess or OsRge
t0l6 and receive reward
LoST-Gas tank OF car osage 500.
STOLEN
Last Saturday. o'clock. IN front OF
1ounkmans store. W. Fourth street my
i7O255, engine No. 3366s, when stolen had
new canvas seat covers. yellow wheels,
springs wrapped In tape. new stevens
tires on rear whols, few tar drippings
on top OF car. fine condition. was ready
70 leave In few days on our vacation,
liberal reward for any Information or ar.
rest Of thieves. Phone Usage 3g32
LOST--Onc tire mounted On rim sl1e
e2Si; reward. Usage 9,1
HURRY MESSENGER SERVICE. CEDAR
conviction " thief who picked up s.
inch Hwedge No. 2O-G. Acme tool make.
on jerks road CAN =. r. short Phone
ossEe 6Jss or Acme Tool Co,
TAKEN UP-Pair OF bay mules, mare
and horse mule. weight about 1000
pounds. 4 and year-oldi miles east
on Tenth street and "a miles south.
=. r. McLelland. Tulsa. Okla.
sTRAYED from 1915 S Cincinnati large
yellow male angora cat; white mark
ing; reward. Phone Watson. Usage
LosT--Ring OF keys. ono 6 a Yale hay-
ing that name on Il. VIII pay reward :
etlne TO World oIilce.
{ LOST sUNDAY-rwo bathing suits and
caps on Kendall car Reward. Cedar
I 1850 or 1929 y. Second.
. Lost Bunch X koys on First. return
( 20 West side Furniture store, II W.
/ First st
! lLOST-On Owasso-TuIsa road sunday
/ afternoon, hand bag reward to finder
Kansas Torpedo 90. Phone l2as 1880
LOST platinum bar pin WIN three sap
! phires Liberal reward cedar ls6.
PURELY Personal 8
! YOUNG lady from force nf neGessity o.
/ selling scholarship In busIucss college
complete course paid In full Phone Usage
! 754
MAIN, W.---Materulty sanitsriuu, fur the
rates reaTanshle, ps6lss Sdoni4d isa7
Wet Main DR. 81, II. Newman, Medical
Director. gO7 Colorcd BIDS Oklahoma
city
/ finement private, prices reasonable, may
work Tor board, babies adopted write for
booklet Mr., 7 - Long '2ii Feet s.
SPECIAL NOTICES
EVERY member " lho security Hsneht
association requested 20 be pTcssr
THURSDAY evening at Musicians hal
bring your children, refreshments
lCANCEFs. tumorA wcns. piles, fstula
write for teatimonialG Box 5l7, Dallas
Tc1aa
| NOTICED
All people In automobile jitnsy wreck a,
| Firh and ElEin Monday morning August
g. 1890 please rAIl psHgo e7'L.k
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NICE cool sleeping room for rent, 20 one
or two girlA employed; modern, one
half block from Jitnoy, In private home,
very host OF neighborhood. breakfast II
desired 1874 s. TrooHt.
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TWO ROOMS for nght housekeeping;
front room. on car line and iitney line.
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A PLBAHANT southeast sleeping room
private homoI walking dintance, Usage
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BOSTON. h.--Close In comfortable; well
furnished room for married couple or 2
ladies' OHaEg bbl1.
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NINTH, w.. 2lB-Niccly furni8hed sleep
ing room, strictly private. Call oaass
Arizona republican., 1920-08-15
OPENING PRICE FOR
 COTTON HIGHEST IN
 HISTORY OF VALLEY

The Martin Cotton company, 139 North First street, with strong connections in Europe and Boston, yesterday started the cotton crop of this valley off at 85 cents pound for lint Announcement made that the com pany would purchase seed cotton This price made for large pool of cotton in which between fifty and sixty growers are represented
 c. c. Bigeow, the local manager of the company, said that in the coming the company would have buyers for baled cotton at all principal points where long staple cotton is grown.
 This is the first purchase of Pima cotton reported this here elsewhere Nowhere else has price been suggested by anyone in authority but there has been good deal of talk of 60-cent and 65-cent cotton.
 is expected that the effect of this transaction will reachng that will tend to establish the price here and that it will greatly influence the price that will be paid by the spnners and other of high grade long staple cotton.
 This is the highest opening price that has ever bee made for Pima cotton
 The estimated crop of Pima cotton in this state most of it in the Salt River Valley, is 900 bales
Arizona republican., 1920-08-15
PRESIDENT TAKES KIDS FOR MOTOR
 SPIN AFTER SWIM

WASHINGTON, Aug. 14.-Three kids, just out of a swimming hole in Rock Creek park, were picked up today by President Wilson, treated to a forty-five motor ride and dropped out at their homes so proud the folks there could not hold them with a rope.
 The three were hiking along the roadway when they saw the White House car and recognized the president. Off came their caps and as Mr. Wilson ordered the car stopped they timidly approached and asked how he was getting along.
 Hop in," said the president, and they hopped in.
 All along the ride they kept their eyes on President and Mrs. Wilson they asked. Water from tousled heads trickled over three sunburnt faces and dropped on the presidents shoes. One youngster ducked to save the presidents shine and apol- ogized, but was told not to worry.
 Coming down Connecticut avenue, the youngest of the trio. a thin. fraii lad. barely eight. spied a kid he knew and called to him by name. The youngster dropped load of bread and gasped.
 When the kids got out all three shook hands with the president and his wife.
 50 long, bo," one shouted to the secret service man. The president smiled broadly. lifted his hat and started home.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-15
TENNESSEE SUFFRAGE
 CONTEST UNSETTLED
lRepublican A. p. Leased WIreI

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 14-Both sides in the suffrage fight before the Tennessee legislature were confident of success as they awaited renewal of the contest next week. Though the senate ratified Friday, the hardest test is to come in the house.
 Replying today to a message from President Wilson expressing hope that the house would ratify, Speaker s. Walker telegraphed that the president was "too great to ask it. and he did not believe the men of Tennessee would surrender honest convictions for political expediency or harmony"
 The house committee in charge of the suffrage resolution is to meet Monday night and report is expected Tuesday.
 Several opposition leaders said to- day they were certain of a slight ma jority.
 Senator McKellar declared the amendment would be ratified.
 Mss Sue White, Tennessee state chairman of the National Womans party, however, was not so optimistic Our foes are not yet finally defeat ed.' she said.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-15
UNITED STATES ID PROBE HISTORY OF
 GENERAL WRANGEL
IRepubIican A. P. Leased wirel

WASHINGTON, August 14.-An in formal inquiry into the character and policies of the anti -bolshevik leader in southern Russia, General Wrangel, has been begun by government officials.
 No immediate anticipation of recog- hilton by the United States is involved officials said, but should the inquiry develop satisfactorily, it is thought possible that the elements clustered about Wrangel may afford a road to the creation of conditions in Russia permitting her re-acceptance among nations. One report on the generals career has been received, written by a neutral observer attached to his staff The general, but thirty-nine years old, according to the report, enlisted in the Russian army as a private, after having been educated as a mining en- gineer. Though his ancestors are said to have come from Germany, his stock is of Baltic province derivation.
 Promoted Twice.
 Leaving the army in 1902 after pro- motion to a lieutenancy, Wrangel en- listed on the outbreak of the Russo Japanese war and was twice promoted. In the European war he distinguished himself on August 19, 1914, taking German battery. for which he was decorated with the cross of St George Promoted to the rank of colonel, he was appointed an aide to the czar and
 
 Trans BaikaI Cossack regiment with which in July. 1916, he captured bat talion and several machine guns. He was promoted to a major general
 Following the first days of the reyo- lution, when the Russian offensive in Galicia was preceded by disorderIy retreat. Wrangel is said to have pre- vented a great military disaster He continued with the army until disor- ders of the revolution had destroyed it's discipline.
 Saved by Wife.
 General Wrangel then retired to the Crimea. Arrested by the bolsheviki, he was saved from execution by his wife. In the summer of 1918, with the growth of the volunteer anti-bolshevik army. he was given command of a brigade under General Erdeli. Succeeding to the command as the result of the ill., ness of his chief Wrangel with other volunteers routed the bolsheviki and liberated the Kuban, later entered
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