The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-04-10
AROUND THE WORLD BRIEFLY
Slargraphs Illustrating Interesting
News From All Over.

''' The severe frost of last week
seriously injured the young shoots
of corn i'm Southern Oklahoma. Fruit
TIN oughout the state was badly dam
aaed, but peaches Jared better in the
cniral portion than first reported.
e." In Uruguay, S. A., an editor
nust be careful what he says. One
was killed in duel last Saturday
for calling the President a "Champ'
ion of Fraud"
go President Wilson in a note TO
the Allies has taken the stand that
The Turks must get out of Europe.
Tn until the close OF the late world
war. the dominion of the Turkish
Empire extended in Europe and
ASIA on both sides of the Bosphorus
The failure of the English fleet dur
ing the war to capture CouStant'n-
oplc showed the Turks to be impre-
enable.
.'' Uncasiness is being felt liz Fin
laud northwestern part OF old Rus
Sir. on account of the success of the
armies of the BOiSheviki, wa have
started campaign on both sides oi
the Dwina River
.' Herbert Hoover, u. s Food
commissioner, who fed En- 'opc ard
booS,1d food prices higher in Am
erica ;han cats back, has h"Hn
suggested as presidential candidate
for both the democrats AMI repuJli-
cans. lIou,t" has, howervc, i 'NlllNe-
" declined to allow his name to be
considered and declares his afllia-
lions have been with the republi-
cans
'' a Ert up of American women
have ldunc he'd the very lau ilN!C un-
dcrlaking Of reScuing the women and
girl slaves from Turkish har"ms. BY
and by, 'ncbbe. after monDing 'p
the moral ratlleSnakc of Europe,
eTor: will be made to eradicate the
iniouitouS Concubinage system of
the American Turks in Mississippi,
Louisiana, Georgia and other South
ern States,
80 16,500 Switchmen, members of
the Chicago Yardmen'S Association,
an "out-law" union, not in afliliation
with the Brotherhood Of Railway
Trainmen. walked out last Monday
in sympathy with strike of 700 en-
ployes of the Chicago, Milwaukee
and st. aul II. r. Complete Suspen-
Sicn Of Traffic resulted.
-' The cutting down of the Ma
tlonal debt during March broke tho
records, and was twice over any
previous month, says report of u. 5
Treasurer. This debt now stand,
at little over "a and one half bill
lion dollars.
Thomas A. Edison and Henry For,
were among the guests of John Bur
roughs, the great nature student an,
WIiier, at the celebration Of his &
birthday at "SlahSidcS" on the Hud
son river.
National Woman'S Suffrage ha
Eeen ratified by thirty-five state
and only one more ratification l
necessary for the amendment to Z
into effect. Within the last wee
both Delaware and Mississippi leg
iSlatureS refused to ratify this sui
frage amendment. The Governor G
Connecticut has refused to call a
extra or special session to take thi
matter up.
MIGRATION INTENSIFIES
RACE PROBLEM NORTl
Two Million Colored People Hav
Gone North From the South.
CA n. p. Service).
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, April s.
The continued migration of Soutl
ern Negroes into Northern stat,
is slowly bringing about a Situatio
which only the most careful ed'
cational and spiritual effort ca
avert, according to leading Socia
oglStS who have contributed to Il
survey taken by the Northern Ba
fists in their New World Moveme