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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-23
HARDING PLEDGES
NEW PEACE PLANS
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speech attacking President Wilson's
league of nations and praising the
part senator Harding had taken In
preventing It's unrcscrvcd scccpt-
ancc.
Speaking slowly and with a char
aoteristic gravity the nominee de-
livercd his declaration Of policy IN
a clear. full voice that penetrated
far into the crowded outskirts OF
the pavilion. Points ne wished to
drive home with particular force he
emphasized by aggressive gestures.
aud several tiCcs he got the crowd
on It's feet cheering a. ho ham
mered with clinChcd fist to land his
blows where they would tell
His thrusts at tho league Of ma
tions were answered ny repeated
thunderclaps OF cheering. hut the
passage the crowd seemed to
like best came almost az che end Of
the hour and half OF speaking,
when he voiced his humility In tho
presence OF the responsibilities or
the presidency and squaring his
broad shoulder. added that hts con-
iidence in the support of his fellow
citizens made him wholly una
fraid."
Hits Wilson Pact.
In his discussion of the league he
made no direct recommendation for
rejection OF the peace treaty and
did not take up In detail the league
covenant Contcnting himself with
the declaration that the lcagu- as
conceived by the president was un-
thinkahle, he passed on to state his
own view OF what should he done.
IN the cali OF the conscience OF
America is peace" he said peace
that closes the gaping wound OF
world war and silences the impas-
stoned voices OF international envy
and distrust. Heedlng as | do this
cali and knowing as ! do the dispo-
sition OF congress, ! promise you
formal and effective peace 30 quick
ly as a republican congrAss can pas,
It's declaration for n republican ex'
ccutive to sign.
disposed as We are, the way Il
simple. Let the failure attending
assumption. obstinacy. impractica'
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CHICAGO. July 22-PutatoeS weak.
receipts bs cars Virginia cobblcrs 50 90
d97b. Missouri and Kansas early Ohios
ii7baioo. Kentucky tb.7596.00.
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KANSAS CITY. July - Butter ssgs
unchanged. Btoilers zoe sprins chickens
ale, ic higher.
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NEW YORK. July sz.-The British
steamship Baizac arrived today from
Montevideo with $500 tons Of refined
sugar consigned to American importers
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-23
LIVESTOCK
Oklahoma Live stock

OKLAHOMA CITY. July 24--Cattle-
$50 head market active steady to strong
s,eers ',sSc II SeTSss 9nd hsiters 's,o9
feeders tb,250SbO.
Hogs--bO0 head. market iOc lower, top
1880, bulk ti5,5eD1b.s0.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-23

PORT WORTH July ?g.--Cattlc--l7oo
head market unchanged, bceves lsoon
ms
Hogs--3oo head market slow heavy
ti6. 90 1900
shccp.-soo head, market strons lambs
si0OOQls.EO
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WORLD MARKET PAGE
Liberty Bonds.
SEw YORK. July 32-Liberty bonds
Call Money steady,

NEW YORK. July .?--Can money
steady; high 3. low q ruling rate 4;
closing bid Z offered at 3; last loan s.
Bank acceptances 81.
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NEW ORLEANS. July 22-Cotton
closed irregular at net decline OF 10 to
40 point. quot.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-23
It's mileage you want
when you buy gas.

It's mileage you want when you buy gas. Science
says s"just-so-much-heat -from.s so-much-fue" Mile
age is simply heat in the form Of freed energy.
There's no stretch to inch and the better gaso-
line burns the further each atom of gas sends your
car. Mileage! That's the test!
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-23

>~w York spats.
NEW YORK, July % Spot cotton
quiet. middling +375,
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Crown Petroleum Division, Supply Station
Fifteenth and Boston
Crown Petroleum Division. Supply Station
1880 East Sixth St.
j. X. wilkins, Local Agent. Telephone osaSe eeiT
d. H. Remy, |, Special Representative
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-23
New York Futures.

NEW YORK, July g?.---Cotton close
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Tulsa Dealers and AGENTS

Tulsa Auto Mfg Co, Wheeling and Oklahoma SITS.
Gramn- Bernstein Motor Sales Co,
3i3 East Second st.
j. r. McGnnis Auto Co, sie East Third st.
Crown Petroleum Division, supply station
Fifth and Boston
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29
Try This if You
Have DandruH

There is one sure way that never fails
TO remove dandruif completely and that
is to dissolve it This destroys il entirely
To do this, just get about four ounces Of
plain. ordinary liquid arvon; apply it nj
night when retiring Use enough TO moisten
the scalp and rub it in gently with the
finger tips.
BY morning most, if not all, Of your
dandruff will be gone, and three or four
more applications will completely dissolve
and entirely destroy every angle sign and
trace of it, no matter how much dandruT
you may have.
You will find, too, that all itching and
digging of the scalp will stop instantly.
and your hair viii be fluffy, lustrous,
glossy, silky and soft, and look and feel
a hundred times better.
You can get liquid arvon at any drug
store. II is inexpensive, and four ounces is
all YOU will need. This simple remedy
has never been known to fail.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29
Of Special Importance
TO Women

Thousands ofwomen are
leading lives of hopeless
misery because of ruptures
and do not know where to
go for what they need. Miss
Meegan is thoroughly cap
able and highly trained,
so she can render most et-
ficient service. Never be
fore has such an oppor-
tunity been offered to rup-
tured and suffering women.
No matter how distress
ing the rupture or how
long you have had it, my
representatives are fully
equipped to supply you
with exactly what you re-
quire for safety, comfort,
perfect support and abso-
lutte retention of the rup-
ture which is so necessary
before you can hope to re-
cover from it.
Don't wear a truss all
your life when thousands
have reported cures
through using the Rice
method. Why suffer the
burden of rupture if there
is a chance to be free from
truss wearing forever?
Anyway, it will cost you
nothing to come in and see
my representatives at the
Hotel Wilmington. Office
houses are from 9 to Il a.
M, 2 to ) p. M, evenings
7 to 9, local time.
No ruptured person can
afford to miss this great
opportunity to see an ex-
pert on hernia.
w. S. RICE,
Adams, n. Y
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29
COOLIDGE GETS DEGREE
AND DELIVERS ADDRESS
Saws Increased Production is Only
Sure Remedy for High Cost
of Living.

Burlington, Vt, Juno 2g.--Incrcascd
production in order to reduce the cost Of
living was urged by Governor Coolidge
Of Massachusetts at the University Of
Vermont commencement yesterday. The
degree of Doctor of Laws was conferred
upon him.
at is absolutely impossible for the
public to eyade or shift the burden of
meeting the cost of war and paying the
public debt" he said. "This is our part
Of the price of victory. Until this s met
n higher range Of costs will be the price
of prosperity. There has been and still
is in some cases range of artihcially high
prices which has not been caused by but
has resulted in profitecring. There is but
one sure remedy for this and that j. an
increase of production. This is always
the result of long process and its ap-
plication requires patience and forbear-
ance.
"Tho conflicts Of the past years have
strengthened the determination Of all
Americas people now as in the past to
resist all aggression and support and de-
fend her political institutions with what
ever power may be necessary for their pres
ervation and the maintenance Of the large
liberties they bestow upon all her citizens .
The degree of laws wa. conferred also
on Edward Gleason Spaulding, professor
of philosophy Mt Princeton.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29
DEMOCRATS WIRE WILSON
THEIR LOYALTY AND PRAISE
Auditorium, San Francisco, June % y

Auditorium, San Francisco, June %
The pemocratic National Convention
YESTERDAY, on metion of Gov. Gardner OF
missouri, directed Chairman Cummings
~ send 90 President Wilson the following
message of appreciation and greetings
which was adopted by unanimous vote
II the convention:
s'In recognition Of the fact that the
mantle nf jackson and jefferson has fallen
on your shoulders as the unquesuoned
leader of our party, the hosts of Demo
cracy IN National Convention assembled
have directed me 20 send YOU the follow
ing resolution of appreciation and greet
ing. "
fsrhc Democratic party, assembled IN
National Convention, extends TO the
President OF the United States ITS admir-
,ng and respectful greetings.
"for seven Of the most iateiul years IN
the history Of our country Woodrow
Wilson has occupied and by his character
learning aud power has adorned the high
est office in the gift Of his countrymen;.
"He has initiated and secured the adop-
tion Of great progressive measures OF I'M
measurable value and beneht 10 the peo-
pic Of the United States.
"As the Commander in Chief Of the
ARMY ana NAVY pi the ttiiNtN 1Nheco he
has led the patriotic forces OF his country
through the most mOmentous struggle IN
history, and without check, reserve or
retardation 10 an honorable part IN the
immortal victory for liberty and demo-
cracy won by the free nations OF the world.
Eve hail these achievements, sir, and
are proud that they have been accom-
plished under your administration.
I'VE rejoice in the recovery OF your
health and strength after months of suf-
ferings and affliction which you have borne
with courage and without complaint
I'VE deeply resent the malignant on
set which YOU have most undeservedly
been called upon TO sustain from partisan
foes whose Judgment Is warped and
whose perceptions are obscured by party
malice which constitutes a lamentable
and disgraccful page IN our history.
"At this moment. when the delegates
10 this convention from every State in
the Union are about 10 enter upon their
formal proceedings, we pause TO send an
of congratulation
eve rejoice and felicitate "a upon
your speedy recovery from y..ur recent
Illness and congratulate America that
though temporarily broken in body YOU
have been able, with unclouded vision
and undaunted cOurag 20 press on for
the great reforms which you have fathered
for the preservation Of peace throughout
the world in the interest of humanity
and the advancement of civilization.
Long may you live TO Ierye America and
the world
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29
NEAR EAST CLOTHES DRIVE.
To Open July mo Fancy Articles Need
ed-Heayy Garments Wanted.


Tho Near Fast old clothes drive will
open Wednesday, July 7. All goods
should be sent TO 2Ol Church Building,
the Near East headquarters IN this city.
Whom the goods arc shipped from this
city, they will be ready for use in Armenia,
whore there arc hundreds Of thousands
who are in need Of clothing They will not
be sold or repaired, but those suitabl for
shipment will be forwarded direct from
this city To New York, where they will
be transferred 10 boats bound for Europe.
There are sorne things TINT are needed
badly by the Armcnians, but these arc not
fancy articles. Those who can contribute
aro asked not 20 send laccs, wells, chiffons,
evening dresses, satin slippers, high hcclcd
shoes, muslin underwear, straw frame hats.
What is needed are coats, dresses
sweaters, skirts, pctticoats, overooats,
wool scarfs wool shirts, heavy hose, heavy
underwear, heavy wrappers, wooen gloves
and mittens, boots and shoes felt slippers,
children's clothes of every sort.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29
RUPTURE
SPECIALISTS
for
Men, Women
Children
Coming to
Wilmington, Del.
Representing
w. S. Rice,
Adams, N. Y.

A. R. Perkins, NJ. D., a
highly successful specialist
in handling rupture, will
be at the Hotel Whining
ton, Wilmington, Del,
June 80, July ! and 2. He
will be accompanied by a
staff Of trained rupture ex-
pcrts, including c. F.
Stokes and Miss S. P. Nee
gan. Miss Meegan will
give her personal attention
TO all lady callers in sepa-
rate apartments.
Every riiptured man,
woman and child should
take advantage ~ this ~
ceptional opportunity -
learn al about the Rice
Non-Surgical Method, and
be examined and advised
by experts Of acknowledged
skill.
The Rice method for
rupture is known the whole
world over and you can
now have a demonstration
upon your own person.
There is absolutely no
charge unless you decide
to use the method after
you have become fully con-
vinced of the possibilities
it holds in store for you.
No harsh, deep-pressing
springs; nothing to gouge
the flesh and make you
sore. You owe it to your
self to come to the hotel
and investigate I h i S
method.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29
GLASS MADE CHAIRMAN
OF RESOLUTIONS COMMITTEE

San Francisco, june 29.--Senator Glass,
representing the Administration and
author of platform approved by Presi-
dent Wilson, was elected Chairman Of the
Resolutions Committee on its organiza-
tion last night He had been strenuously
opposed by the so-called Senate cabal -
those Democratic Senators who fought
the Wilson trcaty-but Senator Walsh
of Montana, who had been the opposition
candidate, seconded Mr.. Glass nomina-
tion for the place and tho choice was
made unanimous.
Senator Joseph T. Robinson of Arkan-
sas was unanimously recommended by
the Committee on Permanent Organiga-
tion last night for the permanent Char
manship of the convention.
Other temporary officers of the con-
vention were recommended by the con-
vention to continue their duties as per-
manent officers.
United States Senator J. o. Wolcott
represents Delaware on the Committee on
Resolutions, and Il. b. Fraser il the
representative on the Committee on
Credentials
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29

Gov. Cox receded in the odds from to
to 2i5 to I, thus becoming second choice
because of his 'straddle' on the Pro-
hibtion question.
II must be remembered, though, that
these odds were purely Offers Not oile
actual wager was laid. Be'ides, the
''shortness" of the prices would make
a regular bookmaker laugh aloud. Some
Of the ''close-held'' candidates ought .to
be quoted 1000 to /; but the top price
offered was l6 to /.
This was the layout: McAdoo, to L
Cox. 2Is to L; Gov. Smith, 2la to !
Champ Clark, 3 to l; Gov. Edwards, 3 to !
Palmer, 3 to /; President Wilson, to J
Marshall, Az to /; Burleson, TO to |
Bainbridge Colby, TO 1; Secretary
Meredith, to ] Senator Hitchcock and
Senator Glass, 10 to /; Gerard. III to ]
Senator Simons and Justice Brandeis
II to 1; Bryan l6 to /.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29
DEMOCRATS WILD
IN ACCLAIM OF
NAME OF WILSON
Tornado of Cheering Sweeps Great
Convention When Cummings
Refers TO Presidents
Leadership.
FOES AMAZED AT SCENE
.,.,t.. Nt,che,.on 10 New York World

charles Nicholson TO New York World.
san Francisco, June 2o,-Homer Cum
n,nVs leynotcd all right. From the hrst
smash oi the ravcl II was manifest that
Il vas A Wilson convention. Not word
~ analogy, not sign Of doubt, not an
EXPRESSION of regret at anything the adj
miniatrntion has said or done or left un-
said or undone marked the irst day oil
the convention.
II WAS Wilson's picture that unloosed
the first great thunders OF applause ~
wns Nilson : name that started the parade
about the hall
It took the Anti-Wison faction and
that i nu small fraction Of the totally
slrprise Only one incident made the
oppositon spirit manifest. As the dele
CATIONS, true 10 convention taol'loh'
upronted their standards and went INTO
tt, n,sles there was evidence Of commotion
An tho New York group Assistant Sccre-
tnr, Roosevelt had seized the standard
Another delegate tried a. get Il from him,
and fnr an exciting moment they wrestied
fn, unsacsslnn of the emblem. IL was not
hong nor partcularly violent The pohce
had hrgin "a move toward the scene oi
egettcment when number ot delegates,
u.nvrd less hy Wilson enthusiasm than
~ a realization that this was not the tune
frr \ rnw. showed back the man who was
irving "a wrcst the sign from Roosevelt,
and the emblem, borne hy Roosevelt, went
nto the parnde with perhaps q dozen New
Workers tmlhlg a.
Ixrept for this manifestation the anti
Wllannites sat grlmly, ostentatiously TIM
ng the upruar !,
The mention of Wilson's name and
the unvolhng 81 his picture was prob
ahly meant hy the managers Of the show
a. make q test right az the beginning,
pnt only Tor the benefit OF the world at
age hat foi the enlightenment oi those
lergnths who had u m mind 10 get from
mdei the overshadowlng influence OF the
President II tins was their idea, u was a
brilliant sucocss.
po.tma,ter-G General Burleson said
last niuht that the convention was oO
ner cent Wilson. The opening session
.howed that he had not under estimated.
The word that went over the long dis
tanre teiephnne from Convention Hall TO
the White House must have been source
~ neat satisfaction az the eastern end.
The President has had hls indorse-
ment hy the convention. Hall an hour
cheering, stamping and flag-waving Is
good deal for convention 20 extend TO
living man-othor than declared candi-
date. Perhaps the convention had II IN
mind 90 make II good and enthusiastic as
sort Of recompcnse for the snlplng from
meutrrs OF his own party 10 which the
President has been subjected. Whatever
the underlying motive, there Is no ques-
.,on Of the hcartiness of the response.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29
CONTEST is NOW
FILED AGAINST M'ADOO

San Francisco, June 29.-As the
Democratic National Convention Is get
ting under way, tho situation affecting
candidates has narrowed down TO where
William Gibbs McAdoo, ex-Secretary OF
the Treasury and son-in-law of President
Wilson, will be the target for the promoters
OF all other booms.
The field is big one. When the
opening gavel fell at the auditorium
today there were twenty-one Presidential
aspirants in the field:
William Gibbs McAdoo, of New York.
Governor James M. Cox of Ohio.
Attorney General A. Mitchell Palmer OF
Pennsylvania.
Vice-Prosident Thomas r. Marshall of
Indiana.
John W. Davis of West Virginia,
Ambassador to the Court of st. James.
Governor Alfred h. Smith of New
York
Governor Edward l. Edwards of New
Jersey.
James W. Gerard, of New York.
Edwin T. Meredith of Iowa, Secretary
of Agriculture.
Homer 5. Cummings of Connecticut,
chairman of the Democratic National
Committee
Senator Gilbert NJ. Hitchcock of Ne
braska.
Senator Carter Glass of Virginia.
Representative Champ Clark of Mis-
souri.
Senator Robert l.. Owen of Oklahoma.
Lewis Nixon Of New York.
Senator L. NJ. Simmons of North Caro-
lima.
Carter Harrison of Illinois.
Secretary of State Bainbridge Colby of
New York
Governor General Francis Burton Har-
rison Of the Philippines.
Herbert Hoover of California.
The least serious OF the booms are that
Of Governor General Harrison, who has
not as vet found sponsor to present his
name TO the convention, although the
Filipino Democratic Convention has in
dorsed him for the nomination, and that
for Herbert Hoover.
The name of the former food admins
traitor may not go before the convention
at ALL owing to his reputation of the
Democratic party when he read himself
into the Republican party, but the Tact
remains that the FIVE delegates from
Michigan have come here with instructions
TO vote for Mr.. Hoover.
Vice-President Marshall is being talked
Of more generally today than at any time
since the boom promoters began to
gather here as possible compromise
candidate in the event of a deadlock.
Secretary of Agriculture Edwin T..
Meredith, who has issued a statement
withdrawing rs candidate for the
Presidential nomin alton, is beng mem
toned tonight as the man who would
find the most favor in the convention as
a candidate for Nice-President, should
he show willingness to accept second
place on the ticket. The list OF candi-
dates for second place includes these
names:
]. Hamilton Lewis, ex-senator from
Illinois.
David r. Francis, ambassador to Russia
backed by the Missouri delegation.
Governor Samuel Y. Stewart OF Mon
tana.
Governor Charles H. Krough of Ar
kansas.
Victor Murdoch, ex-Progessive, of
Kansas.
General Laurence d. Tyson, veteran
of the World War and lawyer, Ten
nesseean, born in North Carolina.
+. l.. Doheny, wealthy oil man OF
California.
George R. Hodges, Ex-Governor of
Kansas.
James H. Hawley, Ex-Governor Of
Idaho.
The name Of woman-Miss Anette
Adams of San Francisco-is likely to be
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29
TO BANQUET DIR vACARRO.

A committee to arrange n banquet for
DIR. Leopold Vaccaro, to celebrate his
decoration as chevalier of the Crown of
Italy, was appointed at a meeting at 1905
West Sixth street last night. The date OF
the banquet was not fixed, but it will be
some time in July. The committee is as
follows: Chairman l.. Spina; secretary, ID.
Pignat,; treasurer, +. Colone; toastmas,er,
ID. Polcino; l.. de Bartolomeis, E. Di
Sabatno, c. Balascio, A. ID. Genoca, G.
Campo, J. Pennetto, V. Rizzo, N. Pic
ciotti. p. N. DE Bartolemis, and G. Iann-
one
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29
PESKY BED BUGS

A asc package OF =. u. q. makes n
quart enough to kin n million bedhiigs
reaches fieas and conties and at tho sane
time destroy their eggs
I'm possible for them 20 exist when r
ID. o. is properly used Free, patent
spout in every package to got tho pe~ky
devils in the hard-to-get~at places and
save tho Juice.
Special Hospital and Hotel sze 81 80
makes tive gallons Of +. ID. Q.~-your
druggist has ft or can get 10 FOR you
sent prepaid upon receipt OF price by
the Owl Chemical Co. Torrc Haute. Ind
genuine p. ID. 9. Is never pcdalcd. Sold
by Eckerd Drus Co. N. II. DAnfortii
Drug co.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29

Bedbugs lay an average OF seven eeEs
per day. Under favorable conditions they
hatch in Eve DAYS of which two-thirds are
females They mature TO adult size and
are capable Of laying In four weeks. How
many bedbuFs would you have in year
for one Year, To rid the pesky bedhug
you can readily see how necessary it is TO
use preparation that will Kill the eggs
as well as the live ones. II. ID. O. has
been demonstrated by the leading Hos
pitals Hotels and Railroad Companies
that the safest and most economical way
TO stop future generations Of bedbugs,
reaches feas and ants is to use the new
discovery Pesky Devils Quietus p. ID. q. y
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29
FOOD RIOTS IN HAMBURG.

London, June 29-Two persons are
dead and eighty wounded as result of
food riots in Hamburg, according to n
Central News dispatch from Berlin.
Many shops were plundered and state
of siege was declared last night. The
dispatch states that four persons have
been arrested and that order has been
rest fnrnn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29

presented to tho convention when NOM
nation Of a candidate for Vicc-President
becomes the order OF business. Miss
Adams, who was an assistant United
States District Attorney here, has been
recently appointed an assistant United
States Attorney General by Attorney
General Palmer.