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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03

NEW YORK, oct 2.-Bruadway
got another morsel today when MISS
May X. Rollins, beautiful artist
model. declared that Robert Bar
bour, multimillionaire, whom she Is
suing for 100000 damages, had
fled TO Europe on the liner Maure-
tania. disguised as a ships steve
dore. Miss Rollins brought suit
against Barbour, bachelor, society's
favorite and manufacturer of Pater.-
son, N. j., for alleged breach OF
promise and an alleged physical at
tack upon her in his luxurious
bachelor apartments.
J The model declared Barbour had
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03

by Associated Press. state wire
/ OKLAHOMA CITY, oct. a.
Thirty-one Oklahoma City mer-
chants and restaurant propridtors
were arrested today by federal
marshals on warrants issued by
Herbert M. Pock. United States dis
trict attorney. charging them with
violating tho Lever act against prof
itoering.
The warrants were issued from In
dictnents returned by the federal
| grand Jury which reported that sur
ncient evidence had been found
against the merchants to warrant
prosecution by the government.
The 81 defendants were brought be-
fore Ernos, Cham bers, United
states commissioner, and released
on bonds Of $1,000 each.
Others Indicted.
Indictments also were returned
against two Enid merchants, one IN
AnadarkO and two New York men,
interested as part owners In Okla
homn mercantile houses. II was
said that the New York men would
be arrested and taken before the
United states commissioner there.
The indictments included alleged
Lever act including clothing, food
and fuel Only large representa-
tive companies In each class were in
cludcd In the indictments and In
each case indictments were returned
against each OF the officers. The
defendants will be allowed to enter
pleas OF guilty or not guilty before
Judge John III. Cotterail In federal
district court Tuesday morning.
For each count AGAINST the act.
5000. 5000 a. ana twoNears In federal pen-
Attorneys for the defendants will
meet Monday to ,conslder the indict-
/ ments. According 10 John Toner
| lin, one OF the attorneys, every
inch Of the ground will be fought by
the men indicted as the act Is not
only Illegal. but the men are not
guilty OF violations"
The List.
The 80 indictments named;
NJ s. Cooter, C. Il. Vancleef. l.. NJ.
Farnum, oscar Dletz, Turnstall Nor
ris. j. i. Brough, jr., J. 7. Robin
son, John ID. Thomas, James II.
Rucks, q. u. Halsell A. j, Graham,
Al Rosenthal, Joe Myor, II. NJ, Ma
dRnsky, Paul Madansky, BENJAMIN
Madausky, Max Madansky, Harry
Madansky, @, II. Gurakis, w. s,
Bulkley, +, S. Bulkley, NJ D. Scott.
X. Wialliburton, Harry Katz II, NJ.
Norris +. ". Norris, VI. n. witt
steel, James A. Riley.
The Enid merchants: Harry E.
Alton and G. Il. Smallwood. Ana
darko; a. l., Boake. New YORK:
Oscar Abel and Benjamin J.
Brahms. --kAux
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03
Prison for Landlords
With Unheated Houses

CHICAGO, oct. 2. -- Landlords
who faii TO properly heat their flat
buildings will face prison sentences
and in cases where death results
from improper heating, murder
charges will be asked OF the grand
jury against the owners, city Health
Commissioner.-John ID. Robertson
announced today after 80 complaints
OF cold apartments had been lodged
IN his department.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03
Thirty-one of Capital, Two Of
Enid, Two New Workers
and One of Anadarko.
PENALTY $1,000, TWO YEARS
But Attorneys for Defend
ants Will Fight; Claim
Clients Free of Guilt.
Madansky Silent
Upon Indictment
When Told by World

ls that so. wei, Thaten't been
CRITICALLY advised of Il, 30 / guess
III say nothing ABOUT It."
That was all that Max Madam
Hky, manager Of the Tulsa store
OF the Madansky Brothers, who
were among the oklahoma mer-
chants indicted by the federal
grand jury, had 10 say about the
indictments when Informed by
tho world.
Mr.. Madansky refused TO be
pressed Tor an explanation or
opinion, declaring that he would
have 10 wait ana see what he was
charged with before commenting
upon the indictment.
Although both Harry and Max
Madansky live here the indict-
ments nro against the oklahoma
City store. tho local men scIng
only connected with II as part
ncrB.
The wholesale list of indiet-
ments includes some OF the lead :
| Ing merchants OF the capital city.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03
$4,000 Worth of Furs
Taken from CAPITAL Shop

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2,-Thirty
thousand dollars worth Of furs
were stolen from-a shop here early
today, the robbers escaping In an
automobile after a running fight
with private detective who ans
wered n burglar alarm and found
the men transferring their loot from
the shop to the machine. The rob-
bers smashed a plate glass window
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03

WEST JEFFERSON. Ohio, oct. ..
Declaring President Wilson had
"scrapped his own league OF ma
tiOns' senator Harding reiterated at
republican rally near here today
that IL elected TO the presidency he
would work for an international as
ISOLATION, but never would consent
to a barter OF American nationality.
The brief reference TO the league
was added by the nominee after he
had completed a prepared address
on agricultural and Industrial CO.
operation hOr national bctterment.
Hailed as Uncle Warren" by many
Of the farmers in the crowd, he was
cheered frequently as he made his
argument for improved farming con-
ditions, but the loudest and longest
applause greeted his declarations on
the league Issue.
Answers Criticism.
There has been some criticism, Z"
he said "beCause my position as a
candidate is not precisely my posi-
t!on as a member Of the United
States senate. Let me say TO you
that in dealing with the peace treaty
as a members of the senate co~ild
deal with the covenant as the presi
dent laid II before us, and so, with
others. I set about TO protect our
Interest with the best and strongest
reservations we could obtain. Then
after the reservations had been
adopted. the president scrapped his
own league by refusing to accept
them.
"But when I'm president 7 shall be
your agent of negotiation with for
elgn powers And I'll still be Tor
an association OF nations, but
promise you that never 50 long as
I'm president will there be any bar
ter Of American nationality. / give
you a solemn pledge that so long nj
I'm president there never Will be any
sort OF substitute for the starr
and Stripes"
Outlines Farm Stand.
In mapping out his program fol
agricultural advancement the nomi
nee asserted cooperative marketins
stabilized labor conditions, depend
able transportation, reduction o
tenancy, tariff protection for farm
products and higher standards o
rural education all must have tnei
place IN bringing the American farn
10 IT'S greatest usefulness.
Declaring he wanted 90 refut
llndlly that silly ola lie apout uoIln
wheat" he denied democrat
charges that he ever had said n dol
lar a hushel was enough for wheat
He only remarked in the course or
senate debate, he said, that h
could remember when under tn
prc-war conditions the farmer wa
glad to get dollar a bushel'
The candidate also digreesed fror
his prepared speech TO declare HI
belief Of the need OF deeper reilgi
GUS reverence in the United state
apd TO explain to his audience wh
he had preferred TO read most c
his campaign address from manu-
script, 1t was not because he di
not love TO speak eNtemporaneousl'
he said, but because he had 'learne
a little bit more toward prudent an
thoughtful utteranoe," since bein
nominated for high office.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03
. Hunting Fatalities,

SEATTLE. oct 2.-The first day
of -the fall hunting season in this
state brought two fatalities, Loo
Murphy, 23. Of Kingston, was accl-
dentaby shot and killed near Olym-
pia by II, @. Preston, member OF
the same hunting party. George
Gregg OF Sultan, a tie contractor,
stumbled and his gun exploded, kill
ing him.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03
DISTRICT ATTORNEY FREES
OF CHARGES

NEW YORK, oct. 2.---ENamina-
ton of members OF the Brooklyn club
OF the National league by District
Attorney Lewis OF FSings county was
completed with this result:
The district attorney found that
not only had none of the Superbns
been approached in an attempt to
Fix" the coming world series, but
that at would have been dangerous
For gamblers or their representatives
to make such advances To the new
champions of the National league"
All Cleared.
Exonerating the Brooklyn players
In emphatic terms, the district at
torney declared he had learned from
conversations with the players OF the
dangerous ground upon which
"flxers" would have been treading
had they attempted crooked deals.
President Ebbetts and Manager
Robinson of the Brooklyn club de-
olared after the inquiry that no one
connected with the /Brooklyn re-
sented the investigation, but on the
other hand, everyone connected with
the club was glad suspicion was re-
moved.
Teleaupfss Hoyne.
Hoyne OF Chicago. states attorney
for Cook county, asking that official
10 send any evidence In his posses
sion relating to the fixing of games
In anticipation Of the worlds series.
| He called Mr.. Hoyne's attention 60
statements in some papers quoting
the Chicago official as saying he
had evidence that several OF the 1920
games were fixed and that the forth
looming worlds series was 20 he fixed
! Prosecutors of two counties today
were searching for Abe Attell, for
mer featherweight champion, in ar
effort 10 have him throw light OF
gambling Investigations District
Attorney swami OF New York county
! continued his men on the trail or tho
former ring champion.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03
Ships Search for 13
Members of Boat Creu

/, NEW ORLEANS, oct. 2.-search
for 13 members Of the crew Of the
steamship Speedwell, believed TO
have foundered in the hurricane last
Wednesday, while bound for New
Orleans from Belize with a cargo Of
mahogany logs, was being made to-
night sby several steamships In the
gulf Five were known to have been
killed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03
Oklahoma State Fnir Ends.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Oct. s.-The
Oklahoma 1920 state fair ended at
midnight tonight Complete figures
on attendance we're not available, but
fair officials declare the total will
be at least 100000 for the eight
days OF the fair.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03
Hun Army Radncesi.

BERLIN, oct. 2, -- The German
army has been reduced to 10000. II
was officially announced today. The
neutral zone has been completely
evacuated by the German troops,
the statement added.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03
GALVESTON FIRE CONTINUES
No Estimate OF Damage I'm Confia-
grafton That Rngcs on Water Front.

grafton Tint NhRrs on WHUr TTUH''
GALVESTON. Tex, oct. 2.--fire
department officials tonight we're re-
luctant to definitely commit them
selves as to the origin or the disas-
trous water front fire which broke
ont early this morning and which
was unchecked late tonight. Tht
fire was slowly eating its way
through $1,000 bales OF Mexican slsaI
stored In section a Of pier ~. The
local firomen are being assisted by
Texas rangers and national guards
men. recently brought here In con
nection with a strike OF longshore-
men. No estimate OF the damage
was obtainablc tonight.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03
.OGLESBY CHARGES
FRAUDS BY SMALL
Suit Contesting Nomina-
tion of Opponent
Is Registered
RACE MORE CONFUSED
Small Says He viii Be Candi-
date on Independent Tick
ct With John Harlan

CHICAGO, oct. John O.,
Oglosby, lieutenant governor. who
on the faco OF unofficial returns In
the September Is primary. was de-
tented for the republican guberna
torial nomination by Len Small OF
Kankakec. today filed suit contest
ing Smalls nomination. Oglesby
asked Judge James Il. Burns, head
~ the Chicago election machinery
tor throw out tho ballots cast In
approximately 500 precincts on the
grounds that fraud was practiced.
CHICAGO, Oct. 2.--The fight for
the governorship OF Illinois was FUR
ther confused today by the entrance
of John MaynsSd Harlan OF CHI
cago. and Len Small, as independent
candidates Petitions for both
Small and Harlan as Independent
asplrants are nov being circulated.
The entrance Of Small M an In
dependent candidate Is n precau-
tionary measure. Lieutenant GOV
ernor Ogelsby. whom Small defeated
for the republican gubetnatorial
nomination in the September pri-
maries, according TO unofficial re-
turns, is preparing TO ask court
action TO keep Smalls name OFF the
ballot, charging that his nomination
was achieved through fraud. Should
the courts uphold Ogleahys con-
tentlon Small will force his name
aipon the ballot through his inde-
hendcnt petition. Harlan was twice
n candidate for mayor OF chicago
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03
THE WEATHER


TuLsA. Oct 2.--haximum Is, minimum
80. south clear
OKLAHOMA. sunday part cloudy,
warmer, Monday part cloudy,
ARKANSAS. Sunday part cloudy,
warmer. Monday part cloudy.
EAST TEXAS sunday part cloudy,
warmeTs Monday part cloudy.
WEST TEXAS. Sunday ana Monday gen
orally fair. moderate temperature,
KANSAS Generally fair sunday and
Monday: not much change In tempera-
'uto.
OKLAHOMA CITY, oct. 2--Oenoral al
reciion from Oklahoma city and not
routes TO be followed North; Oklahoma
city, Guthrie, Perry, P0noa city, New
Kirk, wichita and Newton. Kan, good
Kingflshtr and blackwell, good but dusty
Northeast: Sapulpa and Miami, good
Cleveland, fair, East. Cheeotah, good
but dusty; Fort Smith, Ark. fair TO good
| Southeast; Shawnee Wlster, Hugo anC
| Idabsl. good Holdenvilie. good, rougi
| In places, McAlester, fair, South; UnioI
| city. Purcell, Waurika and Ryan, good
| Duncan, fair but dusty; Hastings gooS
but dusty, Southwest; Hobart and Fred
| erick, good ChioksHha, fair, Anadarko
! rough. Altus. Euugh and dusty; tawton
fair slightly Tough. Wost: M Reno an,
Eik city, good, Hydro, rough and dusty
| clinton. good. rough I'm places, North
! west TAloga, Enid ana Dodge Ctty, Kan
| good Ava and Cherokee. fair, ueary
| rough and dusty.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03
Memphis Has Biz Fire.

MEMPHIS. Tenn oct. Fire
today destroyed a garage at tho
plant OF the York Lumber company
in South Memphis and damaged an
adjoining building. The property
loe was estimated at $4,000.
Wheel Chair Manted--Address Box
iet. A, care Worid.--Adyt.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-03-20
-'7f T-#7-- .7'tss<r - n = = = n
Quarter Of Million Dollars for
Endowment of Co!ored
Medical Colleges

Washington, d. G., March 10Th. -
The General Educational Board. fund.
ed by John u. Rockefeller al liz last
meeting appropriated s25oooooo Ia
be nsed by Howard University fo.
medical education. Howard University
Medical School Is claseed ns the only
a" medical institution for The
training of colorod physicians, den
lists and pharmacists in the country.
The income from This amount il -
bc made available pending the CON
pletion of the full amount Tn, AZ
propriation comes ~ an opPortnne time
and after some effort On the part of
Howard University. The funds will
permit the medical School to institute
many features that have been con.
tt-mplated Tor some time by the au-
thorities
The Freedmen 5 Hospital. largely
supported by the Government i one
Of the largest hospitals for colorel and
conducted by colored in the country
has been the trimming school for many
of Americas most successful ply.
sicians
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-03-20
Policeman Mccall Under Fire

William Mccall, policeman. work
inc out Of Chicago Avenue station
has been accused by Captain Dennis
Malloy of being intoxicated and re-
quests Chief Garrity to prefer
charges.
Ever since Mccall refused to be
Jim Crowed and sleep in segregated
beds at the Wabash st. Station, it
seems as if all agencies have work
ing to "get him"
He is charged with being intoxi-
Gated and this report is made be-
cause. Mccall, who cannot be init
mated and in an alteration iwth
Officer Ford and later with Ocers
Eek and klatzo was about to give a
good account of himself with fists OF
side arms if necessary.
His case has been continued and
he will clear himself no doubt in this
case as in the cdse of last summer
We begin to see rather concerted at
tempt to discredit colored policemen
on the force. The yhite press alsc
seems more thar ready as they dc
not seem to have any regard for tht
facts.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-03-20

President Wilson recently sent {
letter to Senator Hitchcock Admin
istration Leader in the Senate, in
which he made reference to the Pres
ident Of France that caused the last
bond to be broken of Frances SYM
pathy for his policy.
In the letter (which was recently
reprinted in France) France was
described as "Militaristic." This
was the cause of much publicly eX-
pressed Indignation because France
claims she only seeks to protect her.
self from an invasion from Germany
or any outside nation who seeks to
do her harm.
The French people are only car
rying out the safety first plan by
having or preparing a few realities
instead of all idealistir conceptions.
The French people are now Won
dering does Wilson voice the opinion
of all America or is he a lone fanatic.
Senator Lodge in commenting on
the letter characterized it ~ an at
taHl on France and wondered what
effect it would have on the French
people.
Militarism and national Security
- - y :. e,'s :
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-03-20
FOUGHT IN FRANCE SLAIN IN ALABAMA
Condemn CClOred Woman
To Hang In Mississippi.

Jack sou. AIi>s.. March 18th.
Mrs. Carrie Mccarthy. It colored
womah. who WAS charged last
month with the murder If Nilsson
Stiecs WIZ sentenced to be hanged
an April 2@rd. This sentence was
given by the Mis,issippi Supreme
Gouri, confirming the sentence Of
tho Circuit Court of Walfham
County.
Neu siapets record this rs the
f'r,' hanging IT u rolorel woman
in the state of N ,'issipli. The
correction is in order that this is
parilaf- the first lesalized murder
ia rs much as Mississippi has to
har credit The lyneh'og of Il
cololed women in the last 20
years.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-03-20
Sugar Coated Segrega-
tion in Galveston,
Texas.
Especial To Chicago Whip.3


Galveston, Texas. March l5th.-The
Board of City Commissioners have
struck upon an attractive (?) form of
segregation for dplored citizens. A
proposal has been laid before the city
commissioners which provides for the
building of 500 room bath house. II
dancing pavilion. soft drink stand
and restaurant to be used exclusively
of colored. The argument used is that
they ought to make the colored people
satisfied and that the best way to do
il was to give them something nice,
but by all means keep it separate and
distinct The Commissioners hope to
attract colored people from other
southern cities here for summer vaca.
tions, by this ingenious yet heinous
eopperhead injustice.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-03-20
CrookedPo olitics
and High Rents
Must 60
Says Warreh b. Douglas

Sunday, MarchslSth at am over
CIV meeting at thesodd Fellows Hall,
333a S. State street, Hon. Warren
B. Douglas, candidate for Ward
Committeeman of the Second Ward,
ard Member of the Legislature. said
he would introduce bill at the next
General Assembly making it a Grim
inal Otfense for landlords like Oscar
DePriest, jesse Binga, Geo. +. Har-
ding and others to raise rents on
the poor people unless they are given
authority TO do 81 BY the State. He
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-03-20
Attorney AL. Williams
Strong Figure.
ATTY. A. l.. WILLIAMS RUNS
FOR DELEGATE TO NATION
AL REPUBLICAN CON-
VENTION,

The fight for delegate to National
Convention is now on with ven
geance in the First Congressional
Distrist. Three candidates from this
District are in the field. Augustus
l.. Williams, Oscar De Priest and
George f. Harding have all filed petit
tions showing no preference fol-
President.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-03-20
African Princess Dies
in St. Lucia.

The death of an African princess
in st. Lucia is reported, the widow
of Leandre Jean Jacques, last grand
child of the African King John. She
was 85 years of age. The funeral at
the Church of England was impress
i've.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-03-20
JAMAICAN COLORED MAN ON
FACULTY OF LONDON
UNIVERSITY.

London, England, March 13.-Dr.
NJ. l.. Moody, M. H., L. r. c. p, and
native of Jamaica. who has large
practice here, has been elected bac-
teriologist and lecturer on biology at
the university.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-03-20
South lnsulted by Stories
of No Mans Land.
Kill Coiored Men because he was
soldier.

soldier.
MONTGOMERY, Ala. March 10
because he was soldier and was
colored, Wilbur smith by ii.
of local Klu Klux klan near lie Grand
here on last Friday night.
Make False Charges To Arrest Smith
Frank Robinson a white farmer.
near Legande took it upon him elf
to arrest Smith because he had seen
him speaking to little six year old
Florence Whitehead, also white 1'hc
child had asked Smith 70 tell her
about the war and France as Smith
had been overseas and still wore hs
olive Irab trousers and putteps. Smith
resisted arrest and returned TO his
work.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-03-20
Fighting For The People.

Atty Douglas is one of the ablest
ard most forceful orators of the day.
He has the endorsement of the United
Political League and all of the intel
ligent honest working people of the
District Mr.. Douglas did not seek
he honor of being candidate. The
people sought him, because they
knew il was impossible to get any
relief from the present evils. high
rents, filthy streets, high food, and
crooked elections, from the Old
Crowd Uncle Toms who would sell
anything for job for themselves.
Continued on Page 81
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-03-20
In;h Editor Foun1 Guilty of
Inciting Murder Attack.

London, Mar 16.--Chas. Diamond.
editor of the Catholic Herald, whose
trial on charge of melting TO the muir
der of viscount French, lord lienten-
ant of Ireland and others in an ar
ticle in his newspaper, opened at the
Bailey Court yesterday, was today
found guilty He was sentenced TO six
months imprisonment.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-03-20

Any old-time husband can tell you
that when a wife isn't loudly re-
GREETING the marriage opportunity she
didn't take she is loudly regretting
the enc she did take.