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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-01
Proposals Of En0idnd
to SOuiet Mdde PHbHc
in Dispatch From Rome

mFNos AIRES Fob 90
what putpur's 90 boo No" huHs W
Great BrllnIu.s propovti iO un'
soviet government OF l,urHlI.
which James DGrtdN tho NrI'
iHh rCprcscutttIv, pt tuprubtLt
transmitted to NukIm lINtiuufr
Trpi,aoutttIVt ~ lhr Nug,Uw
government are contained iu t
dispatch from the apuuiout
of la Mlcion. lu Rome. tH fol-
lows:
FIRST incii recognition Of the
MaNimaliN political regime.
Second. uuulutcrtor"urr los Great
Britain with respect 80 .hc inter
national condition Of luc countries
separated from former Russian
rule on Tho west. namely. Finland.
EHihoula, Lithuauia, iikralnia aud
Poland.
Third. nonintcrfcrcncc hy Great
Britain u the affairs Of siberia,
Fourth, rehabilitation ~ tho
rod army
Fifth, - promise nv tho bnl.
ahcvild to recognize tho mdopcud
cuCc OF Inc mcriiional republic.
especially Gcorgll
sixth nouintcrfcrcucc by Rus
Nit with the territories ON the
frontiers OF Georgia and Persia.
ScvcHth payment I'm gold for
goods exported or imported ho-
tween Russia and Great britain
Eighth. regime OF commercial
equality for Russia ana Great
Britain In tho autonomous states
on the western fprnt
The correspondent saws tho
Moscow government IL dispoaod
accept several Of these points but
that II ~ firm against the fourth
nnd sINlh.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-01
AGRICULTURE IN
u. S. MUST GROW
Hoover Says Farmers Are
Not Keeping Pace
with Industry
PRODUCTION NEEDED
Medal for Service AZ the
Food Administrator
Given Speaker

CHICAGO. Ir. HH DDro.upu
of a,fi.uI.I.. 't I..u pace with tl'
development uI |.Inriv WAS ono u'
th" greatest Ia'....f .fH,unu n.1h..uH
OF tho r.u..... II.f.UUf lIuu.,f I,
viufod l,,, I. tU uiHr,H. uufprc fI.
western .rpi,.} ul Engineers 1u.
dufr.er 100. IUluIr. workers f.uW
.hr fmH U' puui.I COW. and ~ 49,,
dCEpIHp our ,.u..I4 of IuIu.II.. .f
Uuf.na .U, .,sf I., N,.I. a. .tuIi..
ua du#I.. DO, ..I tl, ruH". 500 tuN..
fhDn U, IH..I with Oh. u,...iD nI
Importing ...I.tuffa 1h" problem
Is mn.. IIH. ,,.uum.. u... Do, .I
NtseU U,..... of dependence. ou u.l..
aon. supple I1r food ND VIII ho con.
crfr.H about tI..T .Ir.i. aud fnI
purscI,oI discussing tu, domination
OF fl, uDl.. t.r Iu...rI Nuul f,II.
Nou. UIu become U..p dIfu,u.i u.
rII. iua u..,F. iur I.I.u. OF utt..UF
serves li. l1ual $50 vIII ur.t higher
EYrttlou maintain rIrIt military and
NAVAL for... aud lup.rU the dc.rl.
Dum.UI ,I Uur national If'. which
'rp.tq u tho nplr,i ol uur arma aud
suTruunds our villages
'Gt,If t. IH ih, need Tor con
sN.u. flNr Thought and action iu %,
patd ~ tho weakness of our Indus.
trial relation. ho said. "inc need
fuI similar Thought and similar ur.
tvlty is still creator with regard to
agriculture Th' horticultural ,uluH.
try. Do, explained must hr made eco.
uomicalg attractive. Thir can Doe
accomplished. ho declared hy rem
"dyiug me defects 100 our lrnuspurtd-
iiou ana distribution tyHitWN
Measures which hc advocated 10
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-01
Bernard Shaw and the GloomyDean

NXTILLIAM RALPH INGE, Dean of ST. Pauls, no doubt
had Bernard Shaw in mind when he asserted that religious
teachers today be looked for outside the church. Yet
in spite If his liberal religious views there is in all England
scathina opponent of Shaws socialism. Shaw attacks
with characteristic satire the somewhat reactonary views
he Gloomy Dean many of the great economic and
problems of the day In Hears's for March
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-01
Why Men Dislike Their Wives

Assistant District Attorney of Kings Couny-that to
say Brooklyn Miss Helen p. Mccormick has listened
plants of less than five thousand unhappy
couples From this intimate experience with domes scord
she has learned many of fundamental
that the ve is the chief ocnderl Why? Read Why Men
Dislike Their Wives" In Hedrsts for March
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-01
Short Work-Long Job!

OR months, Whiting Williams, Director of Personnel
of great steel company abored under alias, the
buddy of his foregnbon friend Anton Peo Sephano
He slept with him in the bed and worked beside him
the mines and factories, learn from him first hand the real
of industrial what is the important
truth you learned?" he asked. You will find his
a most remarkable one In Hedrs,s for March
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-01

FAMOUS French actress refused the advances of
young Breton suor who died two years later with
against her his lips For after his death she
subjected persecution which took the form of loud
cries and other terrifying plainly heard by others in her
company Read "A Cottage in Hampshire ghost story
by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle In Hedrsts for March
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-01
The Master of Man
By Sir Hall Caine, X. B. L.

LOR four years Hall Gaines pen has been laid aside while
he has devoted himself the service of his country For
four years hundreds of thousands of readers have waited i'm
patiently for novel from the author of THE ManXman
"The Deemster" and "The Woman Thou Gavest Me-
Now this long awaited story. "The Master of MAN.
l920-begins In HedrSts for March
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-06
HUGE LEPER HOSPITAL
 TO BE ERECTED BN BRATIL

RIO DE JANEIRO, Feb, 6 A lugc model lcper hospital, intended tC lccomodatr several hundred lepor> oi both sexes and all ages, is being built some distance outside the city of Sac Paulo. 1t k claimed that the institr .ion will place Brazil in forefront of any country in the world in the f'~Hy against the dread disease. Laboratol es. with staffS of experts, for re search into the disease on the moay ,omplct" scale will be established within the hospital.
 The lepcr colony will have scpa,@t3 apartments for single men and wo men. children and married persons. V will have it's own church, postal anJ telegraph office, police and fire de-
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LIKES THE WAR GAME

GREAT FALLS, Mont, Feb, & Tohn Eurk,and, who has served in fo, vals. has enlisted again in the Unite States army. BurIland was in the Ho, war. the Balkan war, the SpaniSh-An' arirar war and the Great war, He rr ,nly recently discharged from th AmnIcgU 1rmy.
 He also served three years in tn. United States navy.
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lnrt. ,o ceasa. lt is estimuted.

port, 60 cease, 1t is estimated.
 lt is planned, because of the 5uTe amount expended in this way, to .ry to induce the unemployed to work ou emergency labor. The government IS now supporting 55O,OOO unemployed, Under Secretary of State Moellendo,I has demanded a fund of 5,OOO0O0,0CJ marks to tackle the unemployment question,
 The representative from Baden h"S announced that idle textile worker thee are leaving for the Ruhr dDs- trsct to become coal miners.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-06

ALIAS SUMMONS.
 NO. $ - 1i7 IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA,
 THIRD DIVISION. BANK OF SEWARD.
 A corporation,
 Against
 sherman Haynes, alias J. sherman Haynes,
 Defendant. IKE PRESIDENT OF THE UNIFIED Nr'TES OF AMERICA, GREETING:
 To the aboye-named defendant, Shcrmar Haynes. alias ]. Shermal Hayms:
 You are hereby required to appear ;n thc District Court for the Terrltorg of Alaska, Third Division, within thir- ty days after the completion of the ,r Gu'Trd siX weeks period of publica n oi this summons, to-wit within thiTy day after the 2Oth day of February. 1920, gnd answer the complaint of tho 'h1vc- named plaintiff (the original nf which complaint is on file in tie above entitled court) and unless you No appear and answer said complaint, judgment will be rendered agaipN. you for want thereof for the sum 0t One Thousand Dollars, with in. terest thereon at the rate of twelve per ccntum per annum from June 1, 1919, an attorneys fee in the sum cC One Hundred Dollars, anc Tor all proper costs and disbursements. and will seek to levy execution issued up on such Judgment on certain real and personal property owned by the said defendant and situated within the Third Division of the Territory cf Alaska, described as all the right, tItic and interest of said defendant in anc to all of Lot Four in Block Three, and that certain one half undivided inter .st in and to Lots nineteen and twenty m block Twenty Four, all in the town of Seward, Alaska; as well as certain personal property situate within said Town of Seward, own ed by said defendant, all of which property is now subject to the jIris- diction of the above court by reason of a levy upon said real and personal property made by virtue of a certain Writ of Attachment, heretofore in this cause, duly issued and executed.
 This summons is served by pub!ica. tion thereof in accordance with he provisions of an order of the above entitled Court therefor made and en- tered on the 29th day of December 1919.
 The first day of publication of rhiS summons is the 9th day of January 1920, and the last day of publication thereof is the 2Oth day of February, 1920.
 WITNESS the HONORABLE CHARLES E. BUNNELt.,
 Judge of the above entitled
 Court. this 31st day of Decem-
 Der, in the year of our Lord one
 thousand nine hundred ana
 nineteen, and of our Independen.
 ce the one hundred and for.
 fourth
 ARTHUR LANE, Clerk. By John E. Miller, Deputy Clerk.
 (SeaD
 Gateway 2 Times
 First Pub. Jan., 9, 1920.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-06
CLNS. COLDS FIN &Co hfN
 JUNEAU, ALASKA

TOg oF THE WORLD PAYING THE TOP OF THE NNnhi
 In presenting the following quotations want you to understand we ~ ~ MO u If the market after the issuance of ms car ~ tb, simmer inc benefit Upon request VIC
 he pleased to keep you advised of market changes
 Bear m policy ot dealing deet "i t. trader and trappc and dO PAY THE Hl"iihoh pKL.ES FOR FIRS DE ALL KINDS
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\IRNEN HAVE REFLECTION
 OF EYES QUEER LANDINGS

LONDON. Fcb., 6-- Air Scrcic Iactor~ have discovered that aiu"oo who have been experts, will on oc'eS ion and for period, make all mann og mistakes in landing. With a smoc.h lawn below them they will do g "poachcd egg" and crash the machin' on its tail or will talk" the ground @" fore they mean to.
 These accidents arc attributed C a particular sort of wcarincsS Of cvy muscles as we'll as eye ncrvcs.Th' eye
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-06

above best grade o"tT grades including pale skins priced in proportion.
 ARE THE LARGEST DEALERS IN RAW AND MANUFACI- FRED FRS IN THE NORTHWEST and all we ask you MT SpFer k n give u the shipment and we Will convince you that NC nav more for m quicker than you can get any where have been in business m Alaska for So years ana trade We sell manufactured iurs Ill all ,r Inf m Ind States Canada great European Cities
 shipping not only helping an Alaskan industry bu' you are helping yourself build business that belongs to Alaska
 mddeman entirely buy direct rom the trap" per thus able to m better prce than you can MAKE RETURNS SAME DAY SHIPMENT Is RECEIVED
 shipment SOOO9 more will entirely satisfactory wire at expense and will ship place designate
 be with yourself we'll as with and trial shipment the result will make steady shipper
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-06

fails Co convey to the brain a p,oor. eyc-plcturc of the ground or other op- jectS. The eye fails very much as the muscles of am untrained athlete fNl. Many exercises for the eye have been designed which will remedy this dc- feet
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READ THE
 GATEWAY . ALL OF THE NEWS DAILY.
TR A P P E R s
T K A ID E k $
SHIP TO GEORGE k. GOSHAW, ING, DEALERS, IN RAW FURS
New York,

Seattle New York
 Alaska Building W. 27th
 Snip direct York for highest paid shipments handled graders grading your kept that Providing valuation does satisfactory the Furs will transportation charges prepaid Ship by Insured Always and address All made by check the other desired Special instructions shipment
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BILLION MARKS Is SPENT
 BY HUNS FOR THE SUP1GE .
 OF GERMAN UNEMPLOl Ea3

BERLIN. Feb, G The Gowrun government at the end Of Dccrwb. had spent in 1919, l,OOO,OOO,OOO mu. for the support of the unemployed a cordinc to the figures Of the ,apor Ministry Another .OOO,OOOOOO marks will have been paid out before tha lival of the time specified for this Jp
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-06

LONDON, Feb, G The Ct;cs Medical Officer of the Boa!d of EG.. cation reports that of 533,4 400 child,en outside of London medically examined in 1918, 259,OOO or 4S.5 percent were found to be defective.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-06

Alaska The M Behrends Bank Juneau National Bank Tacoma Tacoma Wash Dexter Horton National Bank o
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-06
HEClEGTinG THAT
 CN1 C2 C0UGH2
Nrhv,. .,Asa C~. Kings New E-s..ve-v So promptly
 C. a,'.s t

- ......E .u. 'rr want to be ..... 'at ,Ea. rII cold or A -. 70. u... new at- ..... .,-E Not when lrnN.H success r.. ........ .f. E.u-~ New Dis .... ...... .....s croup does ..,. ... f- rI relieves ..., ...... .- as high
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C,r-ss'~ >e, .,cro' Relief

s. .'.. '."r.' 'u, always ..... r..... Nvlp that .... .... nfr-1liNrS, OuS ...r.. ...'v -. COrrec-
 .fr.ru bowels ....r lr. N.ug.S New . ....~. t',v promOS
 ., f.., ln.E JhOi- ... ,.r..rs, .ue Sys- ..s.r ..t ."TWcnt- .... ,.+I keen ZeSt
 .,..utul rccCs-
 Dc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
L. MAKE EFFORT re DIG
OUT CARS FROM DRIFTS
New NnstAHd'A Transportation Largely
Paralysed By Heavy Blanket
81 Snow.
fly Associated PfeS.1

fly Associated Pfes.1
BOSTON. Feb. 2S.--1ndustriai estab.
lishments were asked to divert the
energies OF their employees today to
digging out railroad yards and juno.
ton points in New England. whore
thousands Of cars have been stalled BY
recent snowstorms.
Experts on transportation, who con.
TERED here. regarded the situation as
tho worst in history. Many plants have
had to shut down berauss Of fuel
shortages and others Will DO forced
to close .esrly next week unless traffic
conditions are Improved. Tho ques-
ton OF food supplies is serious in some
sections.
Freight houses OF the Boston and
Maine railroad wero closed here today
and the employees were sent out TO
help tho track clearing crews. It was
announced that only pefishablo mate.
rtals, foodsturs and fuel would bc
handled BY the road.
President John II. Macomber. Of the
Boston Chamber Of Commerce, sent
out cali for tho indtstries nearest
the eongeeted lines Of the railroads to
FURNISH. $500 men to supplement the
railroad workers.
notwithstanding clear weather since
Wednesday, when fivo inches Of snow
fell in northern New England. diff
culties OF the railroads have Increased
hourly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29

sn...yD- :. u:iv..AL -nbt
ARE DEFEATED IN SENATE
Amendments Draw Much Criticism
in Upper House-Eight Bills
rs Arc Passed en- Bloc,

Liberalization OF Virginia divorce
laws as proposed In two separate bills
vas rejected yesterday by tho Senate
BY votes OF 10 to Is and IL to SO. Both
bills dealt a1th restrictions on remhr-
s,ase after divorce. and drew sharp
criticism before being put on their pas
Tie Senate took up out OF order
Sections In the state law on rights Of
aot to prescri. Q liquor for medicinal
purposes. The bill WIS on It's second
reading, ana vas advanced to lite final
reading and then fnssed. Senator Jof-
ffeys. of Mecslenburg. was the patron.
Eight Bills Are Passed.
Eight other uncontested Senate bills
$tre' passed en- bloc. These bills were
Senate bills Nos. 2as,and 2ts. amending
sal, 3i5 and a5l. .eEi
action on the Deal search and seizure
bill. which was continued from Friday,
wns deferred until Tuesday at 1890
o'tlcck at tho request OF the patron.
Senator Cannon. of Richmond. asked
Inanimous consent TO take UP House
bill provides .or the appointment of
single elec!oI registrar for each city
OF more than $4,000 persons, The reg.
central location. and will be com.
pensated hy tbs city. Amendments TO
the bill woulI make apply7to all cities
considerable opposition was voiced.
Senator Cannon asked that the bill.
which has alread! passed tho House.
be made special and continuing order
for tomorroS: at 1888 o'clock.
Asks for School Data.
Senator Parsons. of GraysonI offered
a resolution calling on tho Auditor OF
Public Accounts 10 furnish the Senate
with info imatI,n rs to the compen sa-
tion of school superintendonts for the
several counties and cities, and also
what Will be the compensation under
The pending bill proposing increases.
Senator Mapp said he had received
the INFORMATION. prepared by supsrih-
tendeht Hart, and he offered th.s to
the Sona'e. On his motion the state
mont was ordered printed for tho IN
formation OF the Senate.
Governor Davis today sent to the
Senate the following nominations:
Members of tho board OF visitors of
the University OF Virginia for four
Years from March; p, W. Scott.
Lee drawer. TTazowcT. and W. r. T,
Oliver. Fairfax. Member OF board Of
f2rileptic Colony-Dr. Minor Davis,
1,ynchburE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
BANK CLERK IDENTIFIES
FLETCHER'S HANDWRITING
Ssys Names on Helme's Petition Were
written by Siichigan's Labor
Commisaioncr.
my .Associatcd Press. !


GRAND RAPIDS, MICH, Feb. oS.-
TESTIMONY on tho handwriting OF Rich
ard II. Fletcher. state labor cUulinis-
siener, was presented vi tho Ne~berry
elections conspiracy trial today. The
effort of the prosecution was directed
toward Establishing the authenticity
OF Fletchers signature on State pay
roll vouchers. IL order that they might
be compared b. Francis L. Courtney
with handwriting on petitions nominate
ins James W. IInlnIo as Il rival OF
Henry Ford in tho 1918 Democratic
primary
Morris .. Kirby. chief clerk q the
State labor department for twelve
years. said no had mover seen Fletcher
sign>hG name In tho tino no had been
cohnccted with the dor commissioner
When counsel for tho government OK :
cused him Judge Sessions interviewed.
Il want you 10 go back to Lansing
ana send some one here who knows
that signature" he said. II hnvo
grave doubts as to your testimony.
ana tina. sort OF thing does rot SO
Daniel c. Cody. Bay City bank en-.
ployee, was shown the signatures
which Kirby could not recognize. and
affirmed thoy were thoso Of Fletcher.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
BAL TiM0RE SHlPBUILDING
PLANT TIED UP BY STRIKE
Cr1ncmen and steam Power Workers
Join In Conflict Arising Over

Crancmen and steam Power Workers
Join In Conflict Arising Over
Open Shop Issue.
BALTIMORE. MD. Feb 2S.--All the
e.anenien and steam power men ON .
and Shipbuilding Company went out
today, making altogether about 1000
labor bnionists there who have struck
shop issue.
An Official OF the company said to-
day the action OF the cfanemsn anu
t'"c"rcc OF ali new construction and
nGcessitated tho laying of o. 1000 40.
Gilicral workmen.
Holden \. Evans, president OF tho
company, reiterated his previous
statement TINT his company was not
III. was determined that sax plant
shnii Sevor. become q closed shop. even
IL VIC never build a ship % turn a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
MORE NAMES ON BALLOT
Hoover, Wood aud Palmer In flnec 70
Presidency tn michigan
Primary,
ny Associated Ptees.J

LANSING. MICH. Feb. IS. - The
names OF Herbert Hoover, Major-oen-
eral Leonard wood and Attorney Cen
cral a. Mitchell Palmer wore added
today to the list OF those who will
appear on tho presidential preference
primary ballot In Michigan April e.
Petitions wera received by tho Soc
rotary OF state TO place Hoover and
Palmer on tho democratic ticket.
Ho0ver's iiane. probably viii appear
on both Republican and Democratic
tickaiE,.-
OoI'fnon Lowdcn. Senator Johnson
End General pershing and Senator
poindexter already have qualified for
places on the Republican ticket. while
Governor Edwards, OF Now Jersey. and
William J. Bryan will appear on the
Democratic ballot. The Socialists
~ sYc a!cd for Eugene Y. Dcbf.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
OFFICERS WILL BE NAMED
Wonan'h Auxiliary OF Hugh stochdclI
Machine Gum Company to 3Ieet
kA1f HhuHaAAu

Election OF officers witt feature a
meeting Of tho Wo,nans Auxiliary OF
pany. and the Fifth Company. First
Provisional Regiment. Virginia fnfan.
try, National Guard, neSt Thursday
Armoey
Badges. which will PC The open Sc.
snrno to Dances and other social func.
tons given Under tho auspices OF the
auSiliary Will be. distributed Go NOM
bcrS Thursda.' night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
GERMANS WILL SURRENDER
100 SHIPS THIS WEEK
E1eitsneAt Pscvsi!s at seaports. Many
Unions Appealing for Rcten-
tfon of Craft.
I BY Associated Press.

rBy Associated Press1
BERLIN. Feb. 2S.--Uhe hundred and
twenty vessels. including oight battle
ships and number Of cruisers, will
DO handed oyer to the entente next
tho terms OF tho treaty OF Versailles.
according TO an announcement made
at meeting OF the Association of
German Fishermen ut Hamburg today,
These vessels, the announcement said,
would be named by officers OF tho Ger
man mercantile marine.
Excitement prevails at German sea-
ports as the time approaches for de-
livery Of the last German commercial
ships, and several unions have appealed
to tho government, advocating the re-
tention OF the boats. Il is pointed out
that reconstruction OF tho industrv may
be impossible ard that new disturb
able.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
DEFER ACTION UNTIL MONDAY
West Virginia Legislators Adjourn Sit
ting without Considering Suf-
frAEe IleaOIutIon.
NY Associated Press. ]
u l.ltc~nN HIH A., fAxA

Thy AasociAted Prcss.
CHARLESTON. w. Va. Feb. 2s..~Tho
House OF Delegates today adjourned
until Monday without consideration o..
the resolution ratifying the national
womans suffrage amendment. 4 reso-
luton WAS introduced rejecting tho
amendninet. but went over until Mon-
aag under the s rules ;,s Leaders Of thd
tcrcsted in what tho House might do
now. they expected tho night 70
begin In THO Senate. which will meet
later In the day