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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-11

Other champions in other days sue
cumbed to the bright lights Others
found training bore and a task when
they reached the summit of success.
With greenback passports into fast
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-11

pretty thoro1y this year, and some
promising material from the state
high schools are expected to shine on
the Pittsburg five.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01
INCOME
TAX IS UPHELD
BY HIGH COURT
Sta''et S Application for IN
junction Is Denied,
CLAIMED NON-ReSIDeNCE
ConstitutiooaIity Of 1915 Act
Finally Settled,

wAsHlNGTON. March l-Corsittu-
utIAaty of the oklahoma lsrome lax
Re' Of 1919 was upheld ,od,y ~ uhr ~.
prone court IN deciding sp9ers
brough, by Chnrle. y. shs'fer oi 'h.-
csao, from fedora! court drGe's d"ny-
.'s nH l1l melton sought "niH.n
-'a'r of'ci- from iEsing In l'r tie
statute shaf'ers oil holdings IN tia,
state.
H@ clsimed he state hhd no authority
& tax non esldeni. income
tn. supreme court today declared in
constitutional the income tar hS % TIE
state OF New York vhirr fixed a ar
f.fsn. tax on incomes of residents and
Ton residents.
Tho decision declares The law WAS un
constitutional because u dls rimiuAted
between residents and non residents
bu, the court upheld the principle Of
the law Itself except for the dtscrimlna.
tory feature.
approximately half million dollars
IL involved In the decision rendered al
Washington II was stated at the capitol
Monday noon. The state will receive
approximately @soo.ooo A. q result OF
The 1sctsloa.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01
EXCISE BOARD
CITY FIGHT
LOOMS AGAIN
Burns May Ask Reopeni0g Of
Case Now,
RAILROAD SUITS CAUSE
Commissioners Have Too
Much Power He Says,

N 1'tsmrt TO- reopen ihe fisht 81
the county excise board opi the ritj
commissioners over The authority ot the
c,mmiAs 10 make tha ely tar
Burns, county attorney. when lie will
asa leave ~ the district court to file an
amended petition IN the suit Of Tom
a'odlne. county ricrk and the members
of IN. eteise board against the city
commissioners
The original suit was filed hs, year
10 force N. ci'S commissioners 10 fl-
their tudgst with the county oxcife
hoard for approval The ease wss
taken to ih- supreme court on de.
murf.r To the petition OF the excise
BOARD and ended In victory for the
commissioners. when the demurrer was
sustained.
''Th. deciAion, a. II hss been cor
strued. makes the city government su-
prcme IN all tax questions" according
10 Burps. and gives them the author.
ry 10 make a levy sufficient 20 meet
any exponse they may sec III 20 add 20
The burden ~ the Taxpayers. The tar
levy this year has been increased. but
at the rat. the city commissioners are
going now. Il % Aet . ctrcuMstance to
what will happen when the levy for
nsat year n hh4a1s. cannot BE- made
Ia believe that ihs' supreme court was
fully aware ef the effect Of the decision
or that u IVES intsndsd to completely
let down the hrs 10 unlimited taxation
of the propsrty owners.
Tho reopsninR N the case. permit
ting mr 10 furnish the court with new
tSe,s end authorities In the question. Ia
Tho only way in which the county At.
tornsys office csn enter into the con.
test at this time" Burns said
The contest Of the railroad companlss,
according 90 attorneys. win he filed
come time this month. Whether OF not
the companies viii contest the city
levy In isa entirety or will only object
10 the amount above the statutory
limit. Ia not known,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01
Second US. Victim Of Mexican
Raid Dies From His Wounds:
! Pursuit Of Bandits Called OFF

No0ALke. Asil. March i.--wsh ths
death here sany today u J. A. Prssss.
American stsrshsspss cf Auby psut.
efflcs. - miles fvem hspN ~ 6eath
tell ~ . rssuN ~ Q sal1 IN MesicaN
bandits ea rrssr's seasral sssss Rri-
day. wAs incrsessA 70 I've, AleaanAss
FSessr, J. a. nassrs bevtAes asl
hss.asee partner. ess1 vsI1sy sAsttly
amer the attack.
WIKI sks Asssh Il JsAa A. Ssssss
q ths army base heopeena eeA.y. Shs
hesSeea taa11ss Os1g uososss, AAfa.
~ ystlhy sst1a1 ~ ArIVa1s. Ara.
peeoGelleA mseoas,a8 Alnnna18 m.
~ sN1 laesle vouol1ag ~ tsuoAse
aVosas y NV Goaano6 - ~ ~
essoesy sonth = - too1oa
t0olUaoe1oa 49, ~
puee1s la1QDCoO y eutnono ~
Asse tsesy. - vspo1eo Oups -.
yRploleess vooDpeoo oooDQ1 ~ ~.
IN q Weno>oa llgotow G5Cnoloo1 oun
~ AQetoao, osue ~ - - unNeD-
~ - ele1eggA - uUopNogo ~
:! s !! 8 s.: ]! J !:
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01


Florence Erwin. the yoane girl Who
cscsped from the welfare detention
home on West Elm street recently. fol.
lowing a career Of Joyrides and e.
cspades In Oklahoma City extending
over q perisd Of several months. aEain
evaded the Police Monday Al McAlcs-
ter, where she Was reported 10 have
been seen.
Word that she was In McAlestsr was
received by the police Saturday and
they wired the authorities there to
hold her. but she was too quick for
them.
II wss said she had gone on 10 Jop-
lin but no definite trace Of her had
been found since she left McAlester,
Eva Warren. another eirl VINO 90.
csped nom the detention home sunday
night. vas arrssleA on the Rreets
Monday rsernlsG by Mrs. A. A. Rogevs.
poiicsvsssaA. Che saiA ne has .
mother IN wiehita yails who 10 CON.
INC after hsr.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01
GRAIN ELEVATOR
IS PLANNED BY
CHAMBER MERE
-Bushel Capacity Plant
~ in Eight Months.

Oklahoma City probably vii, have a
1000 900 bushei capacity grain eievs.
tor 10 cos, approximately 500. 900 with
in eight month"; Tho new industries
sub committee OF the Chamber Of
Commerce industrial development com.
m'ttee 10 sponsoring the venture fol.
loving q special esoeetlns Saturday.
The committee approved the venture
and recommended II 20 the board OF
directors. The board viii take action
upon the matter Al It's mex, meeting.
to he held Thursday noon.
y. l.. jacobson. of the Grsi~ Dealers
exchange. Ia active IN. the venture
which has been approved by banking
Interests here as well as by tho grain
dealers
Stock wIll be sold 10 oklahoma City
men and to farmers Throughout; the
state under the proposed plan tina, has
been adopted,
A long felt need for moro storage
rspacity for grain In this city vii h
met with the sucecss OF the roposed
venture. grain men said Monday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01
SupS 4olD WITHOUT
FLAG neS1nloI1

WASHINGTON, March i.--More than
$50 v~sseis Of all CLASSES. the largest az
which was the Cambridge OF 1000 tons
displacement. have been sold by the
navy department without restriction
as to their future registry under the
American flag. secretary of the Navy
nanicis today Informed the senate, In
rerponas ~ q senate resolution.
The pecrctary declared ad,ices ot
law officers Of the navy department
contends the law relative 10 prohibiting
rvEis'ry transfer does no, aprly 20 YES.
sels under control Of the NAVY depart
mont during the var.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01
lUIo oEAlf lf3 Wul
DooS1 oTY SNOW

Two Pu,inans nlled with Oklahoma
city automobile dealers win leave to-
night n, rhidnight on the Frisco foF
Tuiss. where tte dealers are 20 attend
the Tulsa auto sShow boos, the
oklahoma c.,yfihIbit. from March 2?
to ~ They wIll return wednesdAy.
Abou, fitty are IN 20 in the rullmsns.
Numerous dealers have already gone
TO Tulsa In cars. ana some lett Satur.
day by trrin. THe Tulss show will en-
tsrtsin tie Oklahoma Guy men At sew
ersi banauets and social affairs
when the Oklshoms city automobile
show 10 In progress. TIE Tulsa dealers
viii visit here. and eourtesies extended
the local men Will BE- returned.
Some OF the 0klahom, city deslers
ara 10 remain at Tulsa during tie en-
tire week Of the show.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01
FATE OF ARKANSAS
WOMAN IS MYSTERY

Mt,SA. Ark,. March i.-rhyslclsns
and officials Of Polk county are unaine
TO determine whether Mrs. Lee shelton
II dead or alive. Mrs. shelton. who 10
young woman ilvinG on a farm east
Of Mena. was found In bed apparently
lHfeiess. The evening before ahe hsd
retired IN good health, ave for a slight
cold A four w~eks-old babe slept by
her side and II was tho crying of the
lhfant which aroused her husband nett
morning. Neiuhbors called In pro.
nouncsd the woman dead and arrange.
ments for the burial were started. but
when nf. j. a Hutton was called he
was undecided and the funeral wa
haited.
Bhcriff J. A. Thorton was also sum.
mon@d and he, too. refused 10 pro-
houAcs The woman dsaA.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01
MANY CHANCES
IN RAIL CIRCLES
ARE ANNOUNCED
With Private Control Of Lines
Officials Are Transferred.

Following the ssvsssion al the rail-.
roads ~ the Cnit~d States 20 privats
owneeship at midnight sunday, the
Otiahoma City offices Of the Missouri.
ksnsas. and TEXAS. Of the Frisco. Of
the Rock Island, and of the TEXAS and
Pacific have announced chsnsss In ths
pevpsnnsi Of traffic and operating de-
p~ftiusRts No changes have b<cn
mae In the office forres here Of tho
Fanth ~ or The Fort Smith and West
ern. which was not under government
captrol. II was announced
In the offices of the Katy, J II. Lit
tie. who under the government admin
'strn tion was rn.nmas'cr Of the Bedsiia
division N Parsons. Kan. comes 20
Oklahoma City AZ the superintendent.
OF this division.
Paul Nv. strieby. formerly ticket
agent Of the Katy In Oklahoma CITY
hecomos division passenger agent, aud
H. y. Waller. formerly ticket agent st
Muskosee comes 10 take tho place va.
Gated by Strictly.
Other changes include tho Transfers
OF &. =. Boshwer. of the Katy. former
" division freight agent ot this
division to division freight agent at 81.
Isouis, No,
g. W. VISITS. Who WAS ,rAlnmas,er
NJ Muskosse. Arsum.s the duties al di-
vision freight agent ~ the oklahoma
city division and D. y. Murphy. former
division freight agent. has been an.
pointed superintendent Of the McAles.
ter district at Nuskogee.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01
NEAR EAST Ell9
0UIlook OnEERFul

OptiRism over the oateons OF the
near ess, relief campaign for S1sp 900
In Oklahoma wss <xpressed by y l..
Carpenter Of Muskosee. state secre-
ary. at . meeting with workers In ok.
iahoma City today.
Pottawatcmie county has ttc honor
10 ks the first In the state 10 go over
the top. Carpenter, reported. and Pitts
burg and Logan counties are exected 20
report exceeding their quotas Within a
abort time.
A splendid organization has been et-
fseisd In Tuisa county. and reports
from counties scattered over the state
indicate that the drive viii bs in full
sviAE during tho first week In MarcE.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01
SENATE WILL BEGIN
VOTE PROBE WEDNESDAY

WASHINGTON. March t.---ssnstor-
isi inresiisa,ion Of the Ford. N~wber,
election In Michigan VIII begin Wed.
n.-day. senator Watson. republican NJ
Indiana. chairman of the Investigation
eor,aii,ee. said today.
The committee win formulate q
rolicy Wednesday for The counting of
the ballots Senator Watson said.
''boih democratic and republican, mem
b~rs must attend tho meetings of the
committee dutins the investigation TO
insure fairr~As 10 NIL"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01
.oJu0 QUlMIn
wo0 10 W uloE

TUBA, Okla, March the price
Of mld-contiNent crude oil uas Nd. 1.
vAnced another :; cents 10 t3.s4 ~ the
opsMtQo q buAineso here tsoay. THIS
u me sscsW1 s1vases within the last
~ssk. 1isclaiS soing v ean last Fri.
~ aIeaG with sshss Aid-Csstinsnt
companies.
FORT WORTH. Texas. March H.
The sCinclair on 4 nnlinine cosnpany
aoaouucrd another advances In Nsrth
Texas crude of 70 cento = barrel. maxi
lNo tks prsrs saSs. 4 similar aavsnes
sas made . isw days -
rrrsnuRGH. n. l1afsA .i.--eis.
6eliar oil IVES aimnee - elGAt today
when the sssp pueeoaelno aoeae3 ~.
AsUnccd aM s1veuoo n NJ ~ e
Pennsylvania tsu4e q u ssaoe . 6agtsI
% os.se. Caheh grUoo uua also a..
vaacse q cents ~ o9.e3<s
indepesAsmt rstlpsrs, Nwas pspssasl.
wsvs still cffsstag beaassa AAoye ~
pesssA prices. bus very uttlo a vas
be,ne ~. prs1uessa. n - ehs prs.
vuiIiNg oplRisa. vssp Walt(H0 ~ stiil
hloAf pssosa whleh| thsy SxDests4 -
06eslso March iA vksA ~ IN eem-
p0sys plaa 70 ~ ~ suppalee 1ssen w.
loAgpsN6sse fsflnefs ~ sseDas ~.
81. $; ::s's .: ;:'; q; n
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01
10 Presidential
Candidates for
Suffrage Bill
National WOnan's S Party Polls
Prospective Presidents,

~ International Neps servge>
WASHNGTON Mareh lisal-
nINrlef, 81 iie National Women
party here to-day announced inal
% prs,.drntial candidates tase
Joined IN ufTInF immediate ra,i'ic,-
ton ~ the federal woman ruIirars
amendment Inquiries We're tcn,
tn candidates by the party. ft-
lIrri,ny' ,hey put themselves On
record ny = staten ~. In iV-lF
case thu rrsponse VAS a s,stem-ai
urging Immediate ratification
On ne republican side. rep "s
were received from MaJ Gen. I,"on.
ard Wool. Gov Frank q. l.owasn
Of Illinois Senator Warren q.
Harding .. ohio. Senator Niles
Foiniester ~ Washington. anl
Senator Hiram Johnson Of CaN'of-
MA
Democrats heard from were WI
liam -. McAdoo. Attorney General
4 Mitchell Palmer. James X Ccr'
ard. William Jennings Bryan, rti
S"r too Robert J.. Owen OF okla
hGmA.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01
TYPHOID VACCINATION
CAMPAIGN FOR STATE

To assist ~ \. II Lewis state
health ,onml-'Hnst. In . campaign 80
h.ye etcfy p-i.0n IN ollihonA vac
cinated hgslns, typhoid fever. . =
Mefers arrived IN phlahomn r1iy Fun
day from M. S,e York aboiltofles oi
y. u squihb and company
N.ycfs II employed az har'crplg r.
ny the company which .tepares ~ cine
fuf the state.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01
G. 0. P. PLANS TO END
EXCESS PROFITS TAX

wAsHiSGroN. March i.--Repuh-
iIcsn leaders In congress have decided
on . tentative nnsncisl policy for the
present congress.
"Elimination of the excess profits
tases viii he the first move consid.
cred Senator Watson. republican. Of
Indiana. said today
senator Watson Was placed In charge
n tariff and finance legislation In III.
senate when Senator Pcnross wss
forced 10 leavs Washington on account
Of his health.
The plan for the repeal OF the excess
rr0fs's iases hes csunI~d with n the
establishment ola system ef dlrec, sales
hzss The exact Aym d saiss ieyies
has not heen d~ieffuinsd and will ~.
auirs considerable ssudy. leaders de
chrs.
High prices Of essentials Of Tie are
Affected BY the present excess profit
tsses," seRatos Watson declared. "one
way n reduce IN prsssnt HIN cos, Of
uvtao 10 70 reAues these sasss.'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01

WhSHrSCToS. ,imch i-t'ni.
ted STATE, senator John n Rank.
head % AAhama. Aeh hero ,oIry
~ tie ngr ~ y
Senator nanhhead died shorty 20.
fore o'clock this afternoon n, his
residence IN Columbia fuad lie had
been 10 ~ several N~,k, AMI .us
Illness weakened his heart. which
caused his G'Lth lie hbd sppnf.
entity been v.r,' comfortable for the
lssy few days and the end waA TN.
N-f.'.
senator Bsnkhead hpd been
membef of the senate since 1907
He had been IN feeble health ior
months and had been confined 10
~. bed for nearly mouth. HIS
condition Ind not been considered
serious. however. and un'il today
his physicisns had reported him
steadily improving
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01
POLICE COURT RECEIPTS
SHOW GAIN m FEBRUARY

~ - assssoe uln1s n ~ pslles H.
loysueaa 9 ooonAasRa csy during
IeesuAs1 = eevv tr,e1 h muRicspsl
eee.e - ~ 49, 11osss1 =. Ac-
Se4lp - uenshly soD6ss q y.
- - - nssoly ~ iasssue.
- IT, 3 - sssss ss~ s,ses
sollla HI - Jasssss. h ~ u
~ Ueorn6s3 y ~ higssry 4 ~ slsy
Aeo0 ~G1sooG oegus1lnD y Jssasshe
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01

WASiilNGToS. Nerch I. Holding
'h'' co-''lr lNrHs In Mon'nns, ru--
rendered BY the Grow Indians are 70 hs
held In trus; for the lniiaas. the su.
premc court ,bfay decided that the
Ash sheep company could not rra,e
sheep on these lands as though they
were plDlir lanis
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01
!. 5. EFFORT
To BREAK Up
TRUST FAILS
Corporation GuiItIeSs Of H.
legal Practices, Held
TO PROTECT BUSINESS
Disruption Means Disaster,
Supreme Court Opinion,

~ -f ~ ~ lI'r"
WASHINGTON. March THE su'
prems court to-day up sd formation ~
the United State. Steel corporation snd
subsidiary combinations IN the iron and
steel ipdustry.
On motion ,o dissolve the so-cal'cd
"Seei trust" the court dismissed the
federal gcv.rnment's Sherman Law suit
for dissolution.
A.lnnins the Ssw Jersey foleral
court. dlsrlssai Of the royernmep,
PROSECUTION, the supreme c6u,, iec'aInt
10 ,n,o,n the restraint OF TAD. charged
and siso d,nifd m order TO br.nh up
ohe SUPER combination. said 10 - the
woytrs s,r.,.,, industrial ORGANIZATION
with assets s,ce.alnx I? 900 ana ooo
In dl.u,,sinx IN, federal ,ut, how
ever IN. eou,, ovdcr.d .nrh ai,mi,.nl
.w,th,u, ,,.n,dlc,.. ne,r,,,,l,y tho
ssysynm.n, IN ga. ..,,n n ,hs eor.
po,s,lon acm.iv ,s.or,, 4, ru.sL
~yor~,uI n, y,n,..,,v. s,.,,a,c.,
~ ,.nn..tn. -. S..,.,.n i,.,,c. vc-
x.sns s.,a shs, s,cc. ~, =. &c, IN
v,.l.,lnn ~ ,sv can h. ,h.rssd ,y.tn.,
~. .,.., so,,o,.,lon .ud ~, 4, 80.
,hs so,n,.s ~ ~. c'.,,, 49, ~. ~. 60
,,c.. r.,.ni., .,a.x =, h. -. .o.s,,,.a,
hsd hssn shouA.n.<
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01

Steel Corporation Wins Anti Trust Suit
ITALIAN SOLDIERS SHOOT
TWO IN STRIKE RIOTS

MILAN. March i.-A' q result of n
collision between crowd ana the police
h,ts Yesterday IN Nhioh ih. of'lcer'
fired on the mob and iso civilians we're
mot,nlly wounded \ general strike
Shs DECLARED ~ midnight
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01
Man SAVES W|H
AND GIVES IN
f OR MO HE|
-Four Lose Lives and s
Are lnjuvd, 81.
KEROSENE IS BLAM(
Twc Statesmen Of City fInl
Are Hurt. Y
AN RYlA Nd
KEROSENE IS BLAllQ
sULtGTiN.

inUstlos,Isn W msssvrse ~
had bsen provided ~ 'sessae1DS
the Notsi Rhsaes % NeNADoo0e
ths protection " passsWe ~
IRE may BE- ordered ~ IoAN q
notify. state Nrs msrska,, h
stated by hls assistant 4. osst =
ter, Moresy. o. <a
Fosser stated tbsS tks oeooeoG
had not been iWtosvwsl n ~
nssssy nv MsWesy mseOoNa
indiested thst INseeettoNo ~.
bvIidioe msds sswse tWo
sho~sd Il 10 ss IN an vNeoeboNn
eondnise.
stats rslinss ere skee NJ
plints N aiI hotels nvse - spo1
by . fvs weil. Yhsss aeuoo ~
srtsr'sr sIvs sssspes fse(a ho11o
on vposr fioevp. ,.liI.<{I
Foster sid net hRsw Wtoebog
henNsseey hetel wee oNoD
equipped 'st the time ~ ~ ~ n
HENNEssEy. okla. MansA i.~(
Ia, i--Acs of heroisin prsvoocU
w.. ,'a,s n..
'"" '""'' p'fs""s "sfs 49,
Iealh and yeveral Injured dvstn9 n
which destroyed the Hotsi ~
hrce-s,ory frame structuse. Oouo
~" ~ S~
r.h. w ~ ~ sI
wva '.,,, Auuvv u.-....
Wni,tw m~s wvs - .s,s
/, ,.as....s
GAnr,r, n ucsr~~,sA, .sa1iS
NJ y cp,w1,, .s.ss.ss
,,s ",
ne ,n,u,sa .,., ~
n N uoysIs. ~ nnss1ui1ii1
vim. ,-sca . Hal.s..
olishors ~, eX.s ~ ~
.nsIe .rrs,,ex'
ri, porman ~
rsrol ppush ana ns(S~sS2.
,oma cay. ansi. so,slse1 ~.
Frank Noli u.cnseesy. ashl. Y
ID y2l
walter Stein. I,enn.ss,y. -
:: z: : :: +: !: ! !: 6; : !; ! !;
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01

WARRINGTON. March i.--io In.
t,rpest'na the sherman anN.nus
act tsssy. ne supesms court re-
verssd fsdsss, court 6strsss which
held that the statute did not pro.
hibit rs.ssh pr'es .fls,oe unless
there vac lrtentIsn of ersatira q
monopoly.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01

Aisss u gasoline prIess from Is
10 10 cents = esl'on ~ q result Of
the advance In eru1s oil prtets were
general ever the cay Monday, Yhs
sss-esWt advance Gill not BE- the
maximum. n 10 predicted by sems
sss ''ipno station msnAosu A
maximum ef - esots 10 poss bic
~lth,N the nest tsw srshs. II 10 ssid.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01

ehARlGsroN. w. va. March
i.--HstitlestisW n the national sus.
hass amendment vac rssvssd ~
the Wet vlreiria ssNats shis sstse.
nsss, ths vsts - sssify bsiuO n 70
~, when u wee snnssneed. Senator
Harvey W. Nssssev, whs peepsssd
shs rsss'utls~. shaNssd Me vsts 70
40, vhls Wss SeWs, II wss stated,
In setsr tAst ~ might msxs sss
ssesWslessattea.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01
BULLETINS

WARRINGTON, March ,.-rsrss
court dsersss upheidlre the eonsu.
tutionslity o. the state bssrstry set
~ss today sssssIasd BY the su.
prsms tsart In dseisIne appeals In
proceedings brought Ia IN effort 10
obtain the release Of Frank ?. Ne.
clsskey, held IN nsxsr county. rss,
a., on q charge Of violating the set
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
ORGANIZED LABOR ACCUSED
OF V0ICING REVOLUTION
Blnnt0n. in House, Says AntI,c,Itton
Measures Arc Being Blocked
by Unions.
tBy Associated Press

WASHINGTON, jan I7.-Despite the
tact that antisedition Hesitation is
held UP in the House Rules COMMITTEES,
me subject came up on the floor to-
gay when Representative HuddIcstou.
democrat, Alabama, charged that a.ita-
tion FOR such legislation had origin
ated with big financial interests cen
tering in New York City" and Insisted
that the present laws were adcuuatc.
Representative Blanton, Democrat.
Texas. in answer asserted that opposi-
ton of organized labor had blocked
the road OF antisedition measures in
The committee. adding that recently
suggestions OF revolution" had been
voiced In union labor meetings.
1T is time for all this revolutionary
talk TO stop" no said.
Chairman Campbell, OF the Rules
Committee. said hearings would begin
saturday on tho request of tho Judi
ciary Committee for a special rule to
get through the Graham antiscdItion
bill. substituted for the Sterling bill.
passed by the Senate recently
Representative Huddlcston in his
speech commended that tremendous
possibilities for oppression and tyr
amy" lu:'kcG in pending antisedition
measures
1T is nov crime TO incitc or engage
in rebellion or instruction aEains I
the authority OF the United States or
to copspirc to overthrow tho govern :
mcnt." Representative Huddleston said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
FUNERAL DIRECTORS DENY
AGITATlNG RETURN OF DEAD
Association Hcnd Says Undcrtakers
HIVE Not Organized 10 bring
Soldiers bodies Home.
Ky Associated Press.
NnpJ.- To-, - ~

NEW YORK. Jan. l7.-Dcnial O.
charges that the undertakers Of this
country. from pccUniary motives. were
behind the government to have Amer
cas- soldier dead returned from
France was made today by John +.
Martin, OF Elizabeth. " j., president
fthc National Funeral Directors
Association.
There has not been, and is not
now, amy organized effort on the part
of the unJcrtal<crs TO urge the bring
ing back o. these bodies" said 4
statement issued by Mr.. Martin. lie
added that 10 bring back bodies TO
those who wish their sons to remain
hurled III Franco would be "a great
shock and injustice" Meetings re-
Cities a, which the opposite point OF
view was taken. he declared. was held
without any undcrtakcrs having been
present.
ITO my mind" he said. and be-
lieNe voice the sentiment OF our pro-
icSsLon as whole, il is purely a mat
tor for the governments to decide how
many bodies shall be brought home. =