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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-02

Miss Estelle Dilworth daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Dilworth. of this
city, and Miss Anna May Oberst, Of
Clarksdale, Miss. who have been at
tending, Ward-Belmont college, in
Thursday. Miss Oberst will be accom-
panied home by Miss Lorna MacGeliv-
ray, of London, Ca, college chum.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-02

Miss Henrietta Yerger, of Jackson,
Miss, is the guest of DR.. and Mrs.
Willis Campbell.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-02

Mrs. ]. E. Ship and daughters.
Doris and Marjorie, have gone to Cali
fornia to spend the summer.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-02

Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Shepherd have
had as their guest for a week or more,
their niece, Miss Jennie Shepherd, who
expects to leave the last of the week for
fore returning to her home in Okla
homa.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-02

lege that a predecessor to the title
granted 10 acres for drainage district
work, and that they were not Informed
OF this when they bought.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-02

Miss Anne Leatherman is having
delightful visit in New York, where she
will be a bridesmaid at the marriage
of Miss Edna Hoyt, who is most pleas
antly remembered as the guest of Miss
Leatherman.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-02

Miss Jessie Latham has been well
coined home after an absence Of sew
eral months, during which she was
greatly missed in social circles. Fol-
lowing an extended stay in New York
she enjoyed a months visit in Wash
ington, d. c., and was delightfully."- en-
tertained by friends in Atlanta before
reaching home.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-02

Mr.. William Hunt Fisher has reached
home from Gulfport Military academy
and Is at home with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. 7. Fisher, at their country
place in Bartlett.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-02

A benefit dance win be given on
Thursday evening at the Nineteenth
Century club by members of the Ladies'
auxiliary of the Order of Eastern Star.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-02
N. W. SEARIGHT
A. E. JENNINGS
"Jennings-The House of Quality"

y T. p purchase at tn" loT
)Zxz/L vouM pHp amorMh ian the rgmam pct
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-02

Miss Donna Sara Fisher will reach
ginia college, Roanoke and will have
as her guest for several days, Miss
Josephine Davenport, of Mckinney,
Tex.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-02

The closing exercises of the Memphis
Open Air school will be held Thurs
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-02

Trinity church will meet Thursday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. The eastern
section will meet with Mrs. r. N.
Chambers and the western section
with Mrs. Biggers.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-02

Stella Review No. 1 will meet prompt
ly at 2 o'clock on Thursday afternoon.
Delegates from the rally in Jackson
will present their reports.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-02
Here and There

Miss Irene Heilbronner, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Max Heilbronner, reached
home from Goucher college, Baltimore,
Wednesday morning. Accompanying her
was Miss Anyce Pollock, OF Hunting
ton, w. Va, who will be her guest.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08
AUTO STRUCK
BY FIRE TRUCK;
ONE NAY DIE
Mr.. and Mrs, 6, R, Goodner
and Eleanor Ittner Hunt,

Miss Eleanor itlner Was probably IA
tally injured and Mr.. and Mrs. q
Goodnef received numerous painful cuts
and bruises at i2t5 o'clock sunday
afternoon when fire truck answering
Nv alarm, sfuck n fnrd seinn oriv
IN by Goodner In the 1900 block on
West Sixteenth street, Goodncr 10 one
Of the leading druggists Of the city
and owns the store at Main street
and Harvey avenue,
The injured persons were taken 10
81. An,hon,'s hospital where the en-
tent AZ thsir injuries were TO "a tc-
,,rmnei Monday morning by IN ~
fiy sss " ,nailsn.
Tn. accident occurred when Goodnet
turned his automobile scru.s tho street
10 drive into the driveway n, his home
eeeinG the automobile turn 10 the
north side ~ the street. tho driver Of
the fire truck. according 10 Tony Nv
crs. fire chief. thought that " was get.
ting cut Of the way, ini spced,j ur
his truck. when Goodner turned direct
~ In the path of the heavy engine, II
wsp too late 10 e,cn plow up. THE Sedan
vas virtusily demolished A t~~lve.
yenr.old daughter At tho 0oodrcrs vas
the only pcrson In the. car to escape
injury
The injuries Of NJ. AMI Ms coetinr
we're reported not serious nt the hos-
mini Monhsv y,>oyuIne The rs,yAItloo
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08
DEMAND IS MADE
FOR RESEMBLING
Of GAS Rates
Hearing Thursday Before
Corporation Commission,

Demand Tor tho resclnh ng " the
CORPORATION commission order " last
hugus, allowing an increase In charges
for gss from the lines OF the Oklahoma
Natural Gas company viii lie heard hy
The commission Thursday TIE COM
pl,in, IL mnde nv $ s putierfleld
The order slIosinx the .increasc er
plains that Il is gwen In view 81 III.
fact that The ras company. wit be
able to furnish an adequate supply ot
rss for domestic consumption during
the winter mon'hs"
The agreement to give good service.
Implied IN TIE order, has not been iOi-
finedi Dut,e,'ioid said NondAy morn
Ing "Thc public accepte In good faith
The promise VI improved service with
the Increased rate and the failure Of
gas on various occasions during th'
winter caused widespread suffeNrr
II N only tca.on1ble that the tnte
should be changed back as u vas since
the gryice Is a. poor as ever
To testify regarding TIE service fur
nlrhsd by the gaA company since the
new rates became effective, twenty.
eiEh, witnesses altcsdy have been sum
moned % the heating Thursday. But.
terrified said.
To.a h- Oklai,sHa Ns'Hr,l Gas com.
rany and the oklatum Gts and Elec.
,ric company are named ri the COM
phint
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08
Arabian Sheik in America
Is Searching for Beautiful
Girl, Heness to Millions

NEW YORK. March "a tale oi
the thousand and second n!Eht"
was toh In New York today by
Ben Mahcmet, VINO proclaimed him
se,f \ sheik Of Arabia I'D . brother
Of The Amir Of Heidi
Hen Mahon,et srftsd here today
with six "fetainevs." His mission.
he said. wss = wursd. eide search
y,fr ean. Turkish heirsss. who the
sheik declared vss piishttd TO
marry the Amir.
sah. according 10 Hen Makomes
was last seen In Csastantlnspss
talhlnG n, sailer from On Aynsri.
esN5pwsrship which had put Into
that pvrt How sks TvykIsk maid
vas ss,e 10 esssps the vlsss6Acs oe
her nurss long spsueh "a hcsd 60.
vpssRsisa Was nss saulataed ~ the
Ankisa cAlsftsla. ~ amer th,e
p~seiine. n seswsa easi AisAppease1.
Her fatker Hadshlsnss srtsvs1
to- ~ ~ - kls tasohtst. vhs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08

was known the knsth and breadth
cf Turkey frr her beauty and char
ity anl soon he died. leaving her
tice. .e0o. 900. Hsdahismo was In
Turkey. according TO Dcn Mahomei.
like Rockefeller h In america -
When u WAS considered certain
shst sari hsd iefs her native land.
either voluntarily ct With abducior.
the Amir 10 said 10 have asked
his brother. Who studied at Cam
bridge university In Ehsiaud. 10
search the world for her and 10
spars NO eHpeNse Prom Turkey the
sheik went 10 FrNace. thence 10
i,sly ~ Tarsies Aad finally ~
pnii1& the New Wpsid. asvlU(pa In
Nsv Tort via HaiIfas. nsM Naho.
met aaHswsssi that v esssetivss
here hal tsIis1 HIN No vselo %.
psai 70 the ssvcrNmsat n waah-
iBetsa sHN learn what ship n vss
that tcssthed n coNstsnt,ncpls scca
after NE srmisttce. whvn ssSi dis-
appssse1
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08
RAIL OWNERS MEET
LABOR CHIEFS TODAY


WASHINGTON. March s--Rsprescn-
tatives Of ihr railroad btcthrrhoods
and the iutd, will meet here wejnes-
day 10 begin negotiations looking TO n
settlement ~ the wage demands o'
.0on 900 railroad workers The ma
chin"ry 10 stan u seiu,inent of 'ne
dlsputr hs been provided for 10 the
railroad tli
Decisions 20 s'aft tho wage adjust
inert machinery rp Wcday-dsy pay
reached ~ conference today hrtwscp
Director Gsrorl Hines md T. DcWin
Cpler president Of N" Nntional N
location ~ Gni'ruad Workers ultcc
,or Generf' Hlnt viii open lhe meei
.nr ord y expected 10 las before tho
'ifrs,niaiive@ suggestions In lin" WIN
tNr rotunntutS "Nperlsnce with the
railway wpRr problem.
~ ihe first meeting Sr Hines will
81 'hAuw and the board will continuS
vl,H oaly lig official membership.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08
SLAYER C0NFESSES /
TO OTHER MUnDG

EppYNlLLE. Ky, March s..--v|
l,ocketi. s,aye Of Geneva Hardransj
years old. and central nsnrs In Il
RIOTS ~ Lexington. February :, ~
ContessGd 10 the murder Of tWo eol
persons. ,hr probable murder Of . r.
and another frustrated attempL
his victims were women. n
Escn Vas siranried. except the ~
man child. whose head he cssn1
with Sione "a
Loci etrs victims. hr told WafI
Chiffon 10 his cell In drath rcv, G91
EddyVlllc peuIleniiary. were .
woman whom he a'tached. and
81 catmi H., In isi. or 1919: 3 u9|
woman chcLod. nssRnlted and MI
dead ~ ErsuFviiie. Ind. Ia ie1y.
woman Of whose color Ne w.
doubt. sssaul,s@ and choksd y
near Camp Zachary Tayior. n
'llle. In February. 1919. whils ~
In the army. .,.
bocse,t further cosfeaseA tba<.)
true nam. IL pstris KlmiHouG4
that he was reared near psNSo
ChristiHn county. Ky. lie NJ
that locality. he said. In isee. oCoc~I
had attempted 10 assault .
woman on the farm Of BsA ~
Todd county.
LocSott is condemned tn -
e'sc;rir chair here March n 1R$
nsrder o. 'he il,tis HsrdsnaA r
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08
British Prepare
For Quick Action

81 lntofnliIonIl News SrTt,rcl
LoNppS. march .-An enlarged
army of O.. c0O s being concentrated a
cansient.rople and In adjacent Turk.
!sh territory, /, Was learned this after.
noon. These troops are being mt's'
at Hra',w.c points NJ a result Of =
unaninous agreement reached among
the Allies.
Unlls from fleets of the various allied
powers are collecting IN the 80 of Alsr-
mora With Constantinopis ying within
easy range Of their guns
British troops in Eypt and Palestine
are reported TO have been ordered u
constsn,inopie. DetsChments Of allied
troops that were belnr held IN the nes'
east are being moved closer to- tns
Turkish capiYal ~ reEul, Of the crit
icai situation that hss dcyelnpets
Home drafts In England aye being
bold In readiness for service.
The new allied note TO Turkey on
Saturday, containing dfusiic t'fms,
viii he followed by drastic action, 4
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08
TELEPHONE COMPLAINT
HEARINGS END TO-DAY

Conclusion - ih, hearing - the cor
pOrs'IUn r1uulte.uI. '1uplA tr p
7r1ln-i alleged poor scr,I.c Ebcn "ui
rr-op,r r''cs charged by me Sotih
western Eli T.lep c1mnauy 3u
nr reached Monday members ~ 'bc
commits jam Hail rhr cas-" has been
y,ntIra sirCc earN in December. ard
' Intended 10 eubpiY nu grievance
~ every sort hra.n~' The telephone
r,,s Finding of tho commission
7d orders for changes 10 ne conduit
.' 'He raWyluy Wit not ue anUounrrd
ur sH.ra' Wee0 after ite puHl.g hear
,Hrt .ie rflr,i. 10 Il, salj
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08
WELFARE BOARD.
OUTLINES ITS.
PROGRAM HERE
Biz Meeting Scheduled iol
Tonight for Plans,
DOPE CAMPAIGN HELD TOO
Fairgrounds and Extension
Of Scout Movement Talked,

T.alI-llng Institutions o. care :"
dsia4uort Children AMI o.'.t p'.-'
iu oklahoma CiIy ,4t't j iI"t
gf.ruiB. ciosIng 81 looming hw !
found 90 b, mm'r,l. elimination ~ '.'
r.fouotls io rl.l,pg tN'l otI'r'..n OIL.
ta- hos scout wufa. 'lI's''pn ~ VI"
,.r,r.l tsibIIr teaching iu fhpnIs ~
,i.ht i.irr and ihc d,ug'rs ~ th' i.'
,rl tlor,r ,u-Opsrl Ion ~ Gre af..
ti., std parents ~ rnu" ~ 'h' geo.
tnssr %, H., olty- Niis drive ~ in' Wet.
nf. board aEairfi 'loe.
4, u mvrDrg ~ ih" welfare long 20"
a. ns Chanurr ~ toTUrrc" f01''
Sandsy might REPORTS wtl . UNl.
committees ~ Nar.uia lH' NJ t
VorA. j.. y tuma'. etnirni.nt ~
the NtlfSc boari. said.
Anti. Narcotics Drive,
II also was said n camp - wIl P.
v1trd nsnlnst BltSal ."AcrF ~ nnf
eu'.c, IN pslhhUms CIV a. y has been
declared hY rciiee oificialH the htpg
habit has Increased by i'aps and
Bounds during TIE past fow w'nihr
NoEhg TifH have nfr found adjusted
% The hthi; and the plans started and
suddenly dropped last fan may be rt.
yNrd and carried oui
Next SUNDAY morning sermon on
the proposed Acan.up siil le pfsa,Ail
IN every churcN ~ the ci'y.
Tl,siay afternoon at 20 oclocl
principals 1 cvesv school in The rIy
VIII confer WITH welfare board work ~.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08

PAEls. March C0rs'antroDie 2.
actually oc.upri hy allied rrp.s u's
Provisions ~ the afu.yiic'. . BE- pgit''.
~, bY the Petit Iar sieu ms mor'.ng
wEIch sayr tt1t r.'y r. headquarters q.
General Tt.r,tc' b'E.p'ras ard thor,
hfe iu ths C.'y about ii'-' of 1890"
frcnrl t-c 'rL
H. addition. there are n Constant.
nBpl. one regiment ~ Italians fN,l '
battalion - rf'i-h troops srfFOer
are o'h'f rri,ish 'oTces, y the res
Of tts rlraI's
\ British division is spreading ose,
Aua'oiR between sutafi nri BfIs1
NhUe tho if,nch Rave a division 81
wcs,rn Thfa,o, the HrNspaptr says
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08
PRESIDENT WnSou
TAKES AuTo U

WASHINGTON. March t-frsoo0
Wilson went riding today In a. 4
automobile, lie Was 0fupeaeo0I
Mrs Wilson. Rear Admiral 1rsyrUo
Wilmer Boiling. Mrs wiison's hfvI
Tho presid.nt wore heavy
oyercoa, and col! cap lie looh11&
picture of health. II was bis ~
public appearance since he took ~
bed las, october. but on HE tint [
las, Wednesday he used = elossd -
The police ssaIn prohibited pAe>|
taphers FROM taking pictures ~ 1
president.
A hrgh, sun was shining, but eo
of the snos from hsS WEEKS bild(
s'lll was ca the ground and . ~
wlHd vas hinslng. W
The president Vac out just IN ~
driving through Rock Greek part.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08
BRITAIN WON'T SELL
WEST INDIES TO U. s.

SCNDoN. Mssrh O.--Premler Lloyd
oemGs, rspiyina 10 uuessions In ths
house n eofumeaa ts1Ay resardinG IN
swsssstisa thst the West ladies b
tsaHsferse1 70 the rsiied states IN
paymsht of part n the British asbs IA
tAat country. statsd that there w~s mo,
tll~ si,Ghtcat intention 6n the part III
eks fsvisish government 10, brtsf ~ ssll
,ony pafl n thu wrst lndiss
1br pfesnkr A sanfod lhe Inhabitants
~ NE Weaa Isdes aer~ ioaik ~
! lnGo1 - 0s Gown ana lntapsci,
o r. tsss aasneysskae IN ~ en-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08
MEEkER BANK IS
ROBBED; LOSS
ESTIMATE $500
Robbers Tunnel Through
Vault; lake Small Change.

MrFKER Okla. Msrck 2 s--tspeclalD
The vault Of the Clurena bank Of
Mcekcr. okis. WAS broken into Sauf.
day morning. March s. the robbers dig
Kng throush the side OF bfick vault
The robbery was discovered by the
cashier. j. I Lowry. when he opened
tic bank about o'clock Saturday
morning
The loss has been checked up To b.
i,5i 10 IN small change. nickels. dimes
and quarters but ~ In pennies were
not taken. II has been est,lnst,i that
abou, al .oso In Liberty tonds Gno
W, y. s. were taken.
No clue has besp worked ou, whoieby
any trace could be found Of The thieves,
Tools Were obtained fF0m the railroad
tool house and a nearby blacksmith.
shop
Mrtker Ia located In the extreme
southern part or Lincoln county ON tac
Santa Re.
The robbery apparently was don. ly
TIE same bunch ihst tanneled through
n saltwater hank last week Nickles
and dimes were taken there No trace
has been found OF the robbers
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08

LONDON. nsfen "a osr.sa
d,tBaith 20 the Osiiy tbptso reay
Quoted former member ~ IN.
Tsf.i,h chamber 81 deputies. VINO
10 r',rb.t 81 ih- Young TYrs
committee AZ sJinai
"~trn trs allied naval ard mil.
tsfy forces occupy cer'sn,inople,
general war ~ IN. "ohamrsoans
asslnu the ohrl,tiars viii begin"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08
POLICE PLANNING TO
use GLUE on SHOES

Special regulations 10 prevent
Charlie Ferris, plaincloihcHnan
from spending AL his time walking
up and down n CERTAIN alley IN OS
@ lphomn ciy were holng considered
Monday by the detective depart
men,
When Ferris walked through the
alley early Monday morning he
stepped on dollar IN which he
discovered stuck to his shoe m
hour later when he entered the po
lice station. Hc dcclqsRd Ne would
make that alley his beat" from
now on.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08
INCOME TAX RULING COSTS j. S. MILLIONS
MARCH SNOW IN
new ORLEANS!

NEW ORLEANS. nstoh
sr0~ feli here for t~snty W'n
ute, early thn morning, the orll
tine on record In narch. W,athr
uAtslU statistics here recon-
todAy's sno~'lll as . trace,
slsst followed ara ,sreutlr
irtsitted win rafflC. h1bIi-
ai,o reported trace o' snow
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08
Mesit,n Rebel Executed.

AGrA fl,lETA. NeNico March g.
The notorious rcb.i chict and bandit.
Naioo Flores. Nho for the pas, five
years tcrrofircd the state Of ramaul'
ipas and committed more than 2oe
murders. hns been executed IN The
prtsenec Of his wife and three dnngh.
,ers II was stated today In dispatches
il'a osnCutica foIios.d court-mattisl
Sunday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08
OWENS RESIGNATION
ACCEPTED By GOVERNOR

The retlgnatlon of Chief Justice
Thomas N owen from the s'1'e su-
premr tctrt. effective May ! has been
accepted. Governor i,Ohefie0n uil
Monday morning She governor .hos
not nrmeI successor yet.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08
-FOUR CHARGED
WITH PADDING
pAYRoLLS HERE
Three Men and One Woman
in Alleged Conspiracy,

ConsllA 10 .rud Morris and
company. thrnesh an alleged system oi
rsaded payrolls Which - alleged TO
have been sucesrsuib' o2efatrd for
nearly year AMI layolied more than
i9.9eh. % charged usalBSt S y Boul,-
lnshonss. g. II Hilrr ~ u GH'nn
ard MIS-. NJ II i.ansdon, IN an irfor-
mat on u',d Moriay morning before
7 Z ponncil justice 81 The peace. BY
Robert mths. coun,y Rttnruey
Tie defendants IRE zach charged
Win obleinirg money under false pie
tsnses IN twelve Sspnate couns
Bouliinrhuuse, according 70 the inior-
nation filri. was route t.nekr'psy spt
the packing company, iIlef MAS an as.
sstari timchcersf and Guf In tierf.
IN the sagsHst department
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08
WILSON GIVES
LAST WORD ON
RESERVATIONS
Letter 70 Senator Hitchcock
Definite and Final.
TAFT PROPOSAL STUDIED
President VIII Not Eccept
Change IN Article Ten.

WASHINGTON Mach fres.l'n'
S. son h1. ir. afsd a loi'r stating
.Is IV,.lon ou f,s'ryitona 90 the
r.4rc ,ru'x 9, was announced 81 the.
Nt to liolso today
The sant'c 'a'iy adopted r'o'ufo on
,li ,ts lodg reservations 10 th' p'ne'
'.sy suA 20 b. Hctel On except those
l1,.,Irr Ar'tlo 81 and the elua,i'
A.ln 81 me voting power u the Ih!-
t,d Sun, aaI ihr British empire
A moir.4 r,tsr,ii. on affirming ma.
'lfll control D,,r hfmam'nts ~as
tdopt 8. q 10 - The democrats.
rhpmhrtirir Of-Pon Gore dglNhomi
king rtah. ktny Afsanms; Nuktnl
Idaho. Ptelan. California Reed MS
koufl. ~ Ids. Tennessee. and fmiih.
Georgia. voted iot It
The res fsajio ~ amended on mo-
o. vrs a. Senator, Sew. republican ~
indiana. ard Mccormick. Illinois, FOL
lows
80 pihu fpr ne Limitation ~ arms
msn'a Proposed b. itr council oi ~"
legg,i, ~ nations under the provisions
~ Article Eigh, shan be- hcld "a bind
Ing the lHird statea until the sam
shHll have bccn accepted by congress
and tho United States reserves the
tight 10 Increase ~ armament without
consent ~ tho council Whenever the
lalcd States 10 threatened With war =
On motion o' senator Lodse the sen.
atA agreed today 10 limit debate u
tsenty minutes for any senator on all
remaining reservations 10 the peace
treaty. cxctp, those relating TO Article
10 and 10 voting power In TIE league
of hauonx
! ~ a result Senator Ruseh Withdrew
bis preyiou. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT fhN HI
would move today 10 proceed q, once ia
a vote on Article 10.
The PRECEDENT. letter was delivered
( 70 senator Hitchcock this afternoon II
ia understood IL viii be made pubic
tomorrow
I The letter Ia written "a Senator
/ Hitchcock. and Is in reply a. the Re.
quest that the president receive stna-
tor slinm0ne who was delegated q rh-
nlsin the democratic senator's position
, TO m. president. The letter viii be
4 forwarded today
Tho presidents position Will be plain.
ly slated. tor the h"nsf.i OF IN. senate.
IL vaa stated II 10 generally under.
stood tie president refused 10 accept
tcrtt,atiuns 10 Article 10 o, the league
ot nations covenant
O Tho letter VII he the "lnM state
mcrt " tho presidents ,Osil,u' On
. reservations. IL was lcarncd at the
white House. II ls understood the
president will ,ta,e his position on the
i Iaft reservations on Article 10.
/ The prcsltsui has also prepared u
letter for Senator Simmons. which
slatrs that his position on the treaty
Is set forth In the letter 90 Senator
/ iiitohcock
To % Campaign issus.
President Wilson is convinced the
peacc treaty will be- the big Issue ~
, 9hs years presidential campaign
whether the senate now rAtlfies " ~
not
The president has 90 Informed those
who have access TO him, ~ became
known today through official White
House channels.
Attorney General Palmer. Senator
Hitchcock ot Nebraska. tho admins.
,ration manager, and Senator Glass Of
Virginia. un,il recently a member oi
the presidents cabinet, are amons
those the president told the treaty
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Allied Troops Massing
In Constantinople to Force
Stubborn Turk to Obey
BULLETIN

bIkAt IN
LONDON. hAtt1 c -- Premier
Lloyd C.otss In ~, hov. Of com
mons today announced tina, ii9nt
msstuf,s had been taken by trs
French government 20 snd rem.
'ofesm.nts 70 General CovfsUd.
tommSnGef.lr.th chief of the Ffsn n
'oftsa IN the east, for IN, purpc,s
~ ~ ESTABLISHING hit posuon ara
pf.y.rting further ATTACKS on ~.
nsniart
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Mrs. fangaon Is charged with hav-
Inc received tn time .cnc'ku vhirh
we're made out 10 alleged nc'itiors pr.
sons, and Is snd 10 have been rsccd 10
her credit iu a bank here nnuitir ghouso
IL charged with having cpntpted with
thp others 10 place fictitious names on
the payro'ls which raSsed through his
hands AiIsr gaining possession of the
checks the three employees ars alleged
10 have turned them over 90 Mrs
Lsngdon. who indorsod the name ~ ihe
person named H. the check and de-
posi'ed them
Twelve checks. alleged 10 have been
obtained by the def.ndan,s were turned
over 20 the county attorney and mzde
the basis pi as many charges. \ part
Of The checks are said 20 he msde out
is tho name ~ Vincent Rodins and vary
In amounts from tis TO s;5. The oteeks
bear the Endorsement OF fioilne. II IL
said. which is al~sed 70 have been
forged and the Endorsement Of M. ".
l-angdon"
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AM0kG
P0L|CEMEN|S IS
NEAR C[|Mn|
Mayo, Says He May Clean
House at Station. ssl
HUBATkk MAKES REP0
Detective Department M
Be Abolished, Mayor Says

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