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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-20
JUDGE BUCK VISITOR .
u IT. Jurist T. Guest of kiwnui-
tub unchcun. likes Tulsa,
club To- rlay HAIL

Judge j J. Buck. of 90 Reno.
di.frici Judge ~ thc Canadian aud
turrouudiug counties VINO ~ iu Tu
as op busiucss this week. made an
interesting talk before the kiwanis
Cnth 1T it- weekly luncheon at Hotel
Tulsa yesterday noon Judge Buck
.Id hH VISIT 10 Tulsa hHi revealed
'ho good qualities Of tine ,ilt to hin.
tud ho intimtlcd that h' might move
fIorc later
g. -. Long and pt e. g. .Nolalug
were appointed 10 make plans 'ot
the formation ~ the kiwauIs base.
b1.l team. that teams which may be
urguui2rd by oFhrr civic clubs might
hr challenged thisfsummcJ
IIr. Bcisling asked the club 90 ap.
pear I'm q body in the parade today
TO- celebrate ihe first baseball game
.of the season Members were uhKod
10 bring their cars and appear 10
front ot tho okluhoma hotel at i,2o
O'Clock
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-20
GALL ABOARD ON TONIGHT .


\ capacity audience is anticipated
tonight by the producers at the pro-
ductiou of "All Aboard roiuck-
iug home talent musical comedy
which will bc presented under
auspices Of tho Tulsalc club a. Con
ycnuon hall Tonights performance
viii be- repeated tomorrow night
Frequent rchoarsals have given q
noticeable topch Of professionalism
to the actors The chorus of about
80 high school girls has been well
drilcd and iu dress rchfarsM tho
fret of his week had ar the man
u.rism and oNcou ion II professional
stage beauties
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-20
WAGE MERRY WAR
ON LADY NICOTINE
w. &. +. l.. Turns Vocal
Guns on Cigarets and
Narcotics

D.guola. narcotic. and pH''n'
medIuIucs vii come Boo for o'naur'
at ~, semi monthly meeting NJ 'h'
east side ". g. r O. W % go otlo'N
tomorrow afternoon u tho homr ui
Nir. s.. D. TbroWor 10 Norih 'Cof h'
town "ruc olRHrot as q menace -"
public houIlh" VIII b, disru-scd hS
W - Furmiu. principal OF Wht'.
urr school. Ant. narcotic lays by
E 4 Robinson, a local attorney. and
Patent Medicines IN tho Home hy
Mrs H D. Wilson Mr.. H. O. card
viii be- lCtdrr OF tho meeting
4 benefit musical ana literary pro-
gBm VIII br given Jointly by mem
borH of me east side uuiop and tn"
music class OFT tho muior high school
ut Washington school Friday eve.
ming AprI 30. Proceeds from tho
program Will ho equally divided be.
tween th. fWD organizations.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-20
Hearing Evidence in
GMF Refining Trial

Tho government closed lts direct
testimony Saturday IN tho ease of
tho United states vs. Gulf Hef,n-
ing company, which has been on
Trial In tho federal court here for
The past 10 days. and whom court
convened yesterday morning the re-
fining company began the introduc-
tion Of It's testimony II is expected
that all tho testimony viii hc Of
fered by Wednesday evening or
Thursday morning Arguments by
counsel will probably take u day and
half Judge Williams has re
peatodly warned counsel that the
case must he finished by the 2ith, as
he has a case set FOR hearing at Ard
more on the 25th.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-20
PREPARE FOR EAST DRIVE
Address By Warrior who Fought in
Near East Moves Congregation

a voluntary contribution OF $1,000
to the near east relief fund was
made ny the congregation of the
First Presbyterian church follow
ing an address delivered from the
pulpit sunday night by General
hzgapctar. an Armenian officer
I'm the Russian army for two years
during the recent war dealing with
conditions I'm Armenia, Seria aud
kindred Christian nations.
Similar addresses delivered from
other pulpits is paving the way for
the near east relief drive which Is
to ht staged In tho near future q.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-20
HOLD SPRING REUNION
g. y ~, and ladies to- Hold social
and PuSincs- session "Wednesday
at Boulder Avenue Church.

spring reunion OF tho Grand
Army of tho Republic, NoWens re.
lief corps and Ladies of the Grand
Arm, will be held I'm the Boulder
avenue Methodist church on Medncs-
Jty afternoon when matters of intcr-
osi connected with the work of the
,nro, organizations for the present
year Will bc considered
Eofrc-hmonis viii be served BY
tho q A IL Tho call for the meet
ing .s signed Nv T.. NJ Younkman
post master. and j. \ Oliphant
.ad dmtant Of tho 81. \. r.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-20
orr nm or "srniNG FEVER"

IT NOu UVk onorEyl IT you HTV
tired ana lunguid, II You do not fcel
Ike oxcrtlug yoursclf--if you LACK
'pep"--the chances are that your
bowels are sluggish A Foley Ca
thartio Tablet Is good and whole
some physic that will rid you oi
biliousuess gas. bloating, stick head
aches. sour stomach or other ill7
that attend indigestion and consii-
patton. They cleanse the bowels,
aWecten the stomach and inNignratc
The liver. sold everywhere. -- Adtt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-20

United Daughters OF the Confcd
cracy Fund recital. Miss Gulley, con,
traltO. Elks' ballroom Wednesday
afternoon. y. IN. Tickets on sale at
the door Advt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-20
Children Who Are Pale nnd Weak

Need Good Quininc and Iron Tonh
GROVES TASTEbEsS chill TONIC
purlflcs and cnriches the blood and
builds up the whole system \ Gon-
crnl strengthening Tonic Tor Adults
and Children. soc -AdvL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-20

Children won't fiii the aching void
when husband T. flirting With am
other woman. see "Ju~t u Wife,
i,ihlio Tomorrow. ' special produc-
ton of Iugcnc Walters famous
stage success, with an ali-Star east.
--AdNt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-20
ORDER TWO BONDS FORFEITED
Failure OF Defendants "a Appear In
Court brings Penalties.

Forfeiture Of $500 criminal APP
pearanoc bond of Mack McGrady,
charged with the murder OF Fred
Ragsdalc north OF the city February
2s, 1919, was ordered IN district
court yesterday when the defend
ant failed to appear for trial
The $4,000 appearance bond Of l,e-
Roy Deboe. charged with automobile
theft was also forfeited, this defend
ant falling Ia appear before the
court for trial
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-20
Engineers to Hold
Meeting Tonigh

Tho EnginoNs' club VIII Do Al.
dressed al IT'S monthly meeting u
night in the council room ot the c.l
hall by John welch on tho subJs
OF "a New View Of Physical Foraei
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-20

II you are unable to really ENJOY
the society Of others because Of the
fear that that twretched skin eruption
on your shoulder will begin to itch,
or that your scarf will slip and ex.
pose the dishgunng rash you had
tried SO hard 10 conceal, Try Resinol
Ointment.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-20

There is no need of enduring such
discomfort when Rcsnol Ointment
usually relieves itching promptly
andmakes the Skinclearand healthy
again. When aided 10y Resinoi
Soap It is even more elective.
RESINOL SHAVING STICK tends m
prevent irritation. ~ dsa.e,f ieH a., EeuA-i
py0aagH.
Washington Journal., 1920-04-30
.. 6. SaIfS.Strein
fir Die NotleiOcnOen in 0eutidlono
uno Oeitcrreid.

Nm Icetcn 5reitao togtc Oos Grc
Eutip aomitc. oeiien yliteIieoer iib
5ienllih 0ablreid cingeirnoen batten.
Bon Sntereiie lit eiaentIid nid)t piel
5n %permeI0ciL od MIR ein paor luu
Icn0e @eId6ite 81 erlcoigcn mnrefl.
Snoeiien modJten mir Oodb nidlt Der.
feblen, 0arouf ouimerfiom 5u ma
den. ooB nie im gnn5en oeiltideu
21noe 0ieJlot b~eiou0ers in opnhbcin.
lanoen cine gelpultiec liz. 10 onB ojus
ben fir oieies Silfsiuert beioH0crs
crwiluidt iino. 0od uoIIc mon iol.
he @obeu nit .HbeinIonobiIfe" be.
5cidllien. SIS fam 0es Deiteren 5lir
Sprahe Dab beinnbe nod mebr oIs
gebensmitteI Die Senoung bon 9Iei.
Olngsitiideu notie lit. Ber ireenN
etiuus entbebren fam, gon5 gIeid,.
giltig lpie gut ODER tpie ltIeft Die
Sohen iino. lit gebeten, ioIdle aleiocr
oocr Sdube mad wie Dor bel Srau
Nnmmel. 922 HenniDIponia Ape., y.
8., ob5uliefern, Die iib in Iiebens.
miiroigiter Beiiei erboten bot, Die
Soden in @mpfnng al nebmen itilD
fir Die MISUNDERSTANDING Gorge 5u
trogen. @nolia lei oonn nod ooroui
oufmerfiam semnht. Sab bente@bcno
cine 9eriommIune oeS gon5rn, Der.
ems ltottfinoen miro, bel Der es gum
eriten Wlnl 4nffee uno Nlheu hebcn
miro. Wer oIio nod aetaner Arbeit
bel elmer Ioiie Goffce nit Den nnoc.
rem irelmoidoftIidel @eOnnfenaus.
tnuin pfIegen min. Der ioate nid)t per.
Ioumen, beute 5n erideinrn.
Washington Journal., 1920-04-30
p@aIbimstOm Ganser6nnS~

@ie idou befonnt ieil oiirite mo
mic ans Der auSeigc an an0erer Stel,
L unierer 3eiting berporgeht. iilloet
am Sonntngs oen 2. @tot uben0s INT
SIS ubr, cine Notwithstanding
,t~iterbaltuug i'm GIubbnuIe itntt. Ger
Sbor DER SdngerbiinoIcr bat fIeibiG
ieiibt, Inn al ienem Nbeno lein De.
ties 5u bieten, 10 oaB niemnn0. ser
oertiden Wtdnnereeiong liebt. iebIeu
iollte. Nud Die bei0cn Solunum
iIern, inltrumentol nno oofaI mer.
ocn itder bel 4len 9lntlona iinocn.
3um Sdlluile fonmt Oorn Der nit IL
IroBcm 9eiial onfgenommene 9mei.
utter pDie SodBeitsreile". or miro
liher nidt Derfeblen,. oitt oieSmoI
'einen ~geiuobnten GinoriId an MAIDEN.
@aS ooS 3iel Der 9nrlteIler onbe.
langt, 10 miro es uorallsliftIid nod
g%latter bon ltntteu eeben ais OaS critc
Nol. Bic uniere 2eler milien, ilieBt
DC Ndlfte oes @rtroges III one Stare
oeS SiIfsbcrcins. Bie icbr fiir ole
len neile Wittel notie lino, fam Ieidt
aus DEM an on0erer Stelle DER Bel
tiulg abgeorlidten Nufruf oeS Gen.
trol SilfstomiteS geieben iperoett.
Mud aus oieiem @runoe 1T roger
Scluh 81 ermorten: eS miro lidlcr mic.
nallo, Dem bic Not 81 Ser0en gebt.
fortbleiben.
Washington Journal., 1920-04-30

re id, gleid bereit. aud mein Sddri.
leil 5n Dem Der 6ron MnIter biu6ll.
pliiiseu.
0iln Serr 8creinsmeierl Sdeini
Dos nid)t oan3 nett? Sntl uno in.
tc~reiianti? So. Sal Seitoem Sie
oell Serrn Brofeilor ipieIten ga
lit Sbnen elm nnenes 2idt o%uigegon.
gen'-nidt nobrl2 lino 5lpor in
@eitaIt elmer 3roul nno oo5u nod ci.
Her red)t oipIomntiidenl - Die Der.
itonO eS 10 uortreffIid, Sbuen (oem
Broieiior natiirIid) NIT SIREN Der.
aIteten Sheen beimSuIeilhtenl Scr
cute Goffee, DER 2iebcstrmt. Der
&iifen BALKAN : 3lmaen Sdmen.
fer, bat ia idlieBlid) Den boIb cr.
groltcn ulo ucritaubten YrofeIior elm
bIsdlen ern1rmt - ia, Die iulac
8raut, Die mubte aud 5u todleu.
mabrlidl, tie neroient es. OoB ser
0crr Gereinsmeier einmnl nit Dem
0errn profeiior &eoe bolt nno nit
'bn u%ereinbort, ooB man ibr am n1dl.
item Sonntag, menn oos Stiid pieoer
aulgefiibrt lpirO. ben @od5eitsmoridl
ncn g~2obengrim" anltimmen loIltr.
Hidts fir UNCUT. @err Gcreinsmei.
cr, id meme es lpobI. erinnern Sic
bitte Den @errn Erofciior bci5eiler
0aron.
llno nun, InIiet uns ollie oobei iein
an 2. mai I'M S6nserbuno. Dem elm
digen Ort in Der Snuptltaot. no mon
nod oeutih fiiblen uno 6eutih oenfen
uu0 reoen fonni
Srou Mmelia Moler. MoomS.
Cedar SIN 6arm,
Washington Journal., 1920-04-30

ltn6 bel ben oliOeren boffe i'd, Oa(
Die NlIIregung meiter feline geitino.
beitslh1Oliden Solaen gebobt bat
Alio, SnfeIden, Sic lcbcn, eS lit Elm
unOoufboreS @eid6it, it'd 10 orrd
Nos 2eben 5u pereinSmeicrn. @cum
id sSbnen raten Toll, merOen Sic lie
Der Willion1r, oaS lit Elm @eIhGit
Dos bringt nod mas elm. lln0 meln
Sic Damn Minionar g~eluorOen iinO
baum tueroeu Sic in Sbrem Gotta.
mcnt boffcntlih beoenfcn Sbreu ge.
olagtcn
0@aibingtoncr %ereinSmeier"
Washington Journal., 1920-04-30
YOlitiide ~3uiammeufnnft Der
9~entihamerifaner!

@ie i'm Snieratenteil eriidtlidJ.
Iinoet am Dienstag, ben A. Mai, i'm
3 llhr abenbs, in Der Oriental Uni
periitat, 1902 Oregon 9bcnue, 81
Us. cine 3niommenfunft ltott, gum
3fpede Der Organization zines @oib.
ington Subcommittes oes ~nationoIen
Committees bon 90. Dies lit cine
oeutidamerifanii6e 8eipegllnq nnh
limb ale iih fir 8olitif SntereIiieren.
Den, Wdnner uno Srauen, ooou elm.
eelnoen.
Washington Journal., 1920-04-30
GinseianOt.
lfein Iicbes SournoIl

.Hein liebes SournoI!
Mm i6. Mpril bradtelt Oh, liebes
Sournnl, einen glrtifel Der 6reil 4au.
me &altber iiber Die S1ngerbuno
gale. Oiele unermiiolidc Srall, ole
l6on 10 bel fir oos 0eutiHtum ge.
ton bat, peroient Die bodite Anerfen,
lllln9 ulio belte berIubt lie nod Ole
5angerbunoballc al retten. 0iele
S0llgerbunobnle, no ooS .oeltihe
Cleo gepflegt muroe, no Die Sprade
Der @eimat geipro6en murOe, no man
bon 3eit 81 3eit einen fr6bli6en
Ibeno Oerbrineeu fpnnte, ioll nun
u~erfauft neroen. 0as 0elttld)e Sc.
ben lit alto oabin uno fper lit Idulo
oaran? ytlr Die oeittI1en WtGnncr,
neil lie 10 iaumieIig 9eiporoen iino.
Onrcb ben 8rieg2 9h ncilL eS lit
Die 1Brobibition ais oiele nod nid)t
IN Strait mar. mol Die SGngerbuno.
bale belebt, natiirlih unten DER HotS
teller am meiItelL unO bier ldien Der
oeutlhe Gbaratter gum ~9lltsorud an
fomnIelt, obglei6 er ii6 in pieIen OIL.
oerl 6allen nid)t geraoe iebr gcfenn-
5eidllet bat aber abgelcben oapon Die
W1nner brahten lire 6nmilien man
norte oas oeuti6e 2ieo, man unter.
bielt lid gemiftIid, Sic Whinucr bot.
ten ibre @lGier Bier, bic gyraucn
,tldt altsgenommen un6 penn es erf
laubt mar audi nod eiuen u8bisfeg
on top" upo beute? Seute bernad).
IGIligt man oas oeutide 2ieo ullo Die
Sangerbun0baue liebt Dem &uin cnt.
gegell. Mber amerifauiiGc @lub6Glt.
ier belteben fort, trob Der Srobibiti-
on. sd Claude Die leitenoen MGn.
fer oerIieren gan5 un0 gar Den Wtltt
neil lbnel chen gang uno gar feline
lnterltisung Der Mebraobl ser oeut
lden 8ebOlterung 3uteil miro. @l-
len &eipeft Dor Dem 8rGIioenten
Wnrtin @iegal6, Der tpobl mie fein
unoerer ltetS nit Hat un0 Sat, ullo
bouptidhIi6 aud nit oen n6tiaell
Dollars bel ieoer gllten So6c babel
IT. Damn Oirigent @umpre9t, Der
tets ein reihbdltigeS mo l6ones
Brogrnmm 5uiammenitcute uflo nid)t
5nlebt Serr 8inflcr, Ser iid sic eroB
te Miibe giebt, 0as bis1en .oelltld)e
2eben" nod 81 erbaIten. 9o1 trot
llleoem, es i6eint olles nmlonIt.
yruu Eaiiline gSaltbcr bat red)t, III
Die 0eutide 3eiiung, beIft ibr neue
Seier gu B%eiuimnen> empfeblt iie in
euren Sre1tnoesfreiien. @cmn Sbr
iIidltS @utes au er3dblcn babt ilber
oieielbe banli lagt audi nidtS boIcS.
ocnn onmit ida6et Sbr @ltd) MIR
lelbIt. Benn oas 8Iatt mcbr geleien
miro, miro es ou9 mebr geboben; es
limo ia mir $3.50 fir oas gan5e SSdbr
un0 man weiB INNER, ipns borgeb.
@enn nun ole oentlden MGnncr
bcitte ni6t mebr uWonn" genl.
Iilo I'M Die Sdngerbunoballe 5u err
bultcn, 6ann nebmt oic oeutihell
6rauen oa5u. lin Mdnner 5u ma
den braitht man Srauen uno I'M
Sranen 5lt MAIDEN braudt man Ole
NGmner uno menn 3lliammen oobil
gearbeitet miro, miro aud bic San
gerbunobnlle erbalten bleiben, Nenn
lid nod niemano 6ran @altber an
geidIoiien bat, 10 idlieBe ih mid aIs
5ueite oil, lno boffen mir. oaB @iele
fi6 uns anihlieBen meroen uno oof
in Der SdngerbunObaIe Elm neucl
@eiit uno neues Qeben erlteben moge,
crY me ~
Washington Journal., 1920-04-30

9as n@aibiuaton SOnrnaI" lit ie.
Oerseit bercit, Wndri6ten iiber bic
Greiswiiie in ben OentidJen &ereinen
aa ncrDifentli6cn; lit icbud in Oielcu
TGaen nidt in Der Gage, bieie NadJ-
ridlten sn crbaltcn, iucnn lie nidt elm.
geididt merScn. Die Serren Der.
einsiefretGre luerOen besbalb crImht,
alle Wadridten ii6er lire Sereiue
Der 3citnns 5ageben, 5n laiien.
Washington Journal., 1920-04-30
Sin Sdfernf!
Nm One Silfsfumitccs
nnS GSrcnnSr i'm 2auSel

Mn anc Silfsfumitccs
nm0 NrcnnOc i'm 9nnOe!
Die aliierten &esierungen bGben
bcidlOiien, bic Grfianug Oes Der.
%iailcr Triebcns : &ertragss nit al
len WitteIn 81 ersiuingeH, eingeidIOi.
len SGs fmrdtbure Wittel elmer erneu.
ten 6mngcr6lufa0e.
9~cntidIanO gebt nngenblifIid
onrd Die i6iucritr 3eit leit MnsbrMd
Oes aricgcS. Die SartOffeIOeriOr.
snug lit auf Elm Minimmm berabss.
Sriift, Oas fnmm nod geniigt, Oas
9eben al crbalten. Die MildberiOr.
gnng Scr &iu0er mnO &ranten iinft
lett WOnaten BON Sag 5n Sag nnO
itebt Jest Dor einem fir bic WeiMno.
beit Ses Bottles ta~taltrOpbalen ,2m.
IammcnbrMdD.
Die Mnslieferung Der i'm Triebens.
Dertrag 9efOrOerteu 100000 Wildl'
fibc fat inter BEN 9rmf unO ben
Sru6nngen Scr Sieger begonHen.
Die eiierne SanO Oes Snngers Mm-
fraat nubarmBersig MiaiOHen OOH
ainOerfeblen nn6 SrObt linen bias
2ebte a65mI6neiOen, iuas nod 6a5
iInternOe 9eben .erbGlt.
Wudj eiucm Sieier Gage beim Gen.
trail 9iclief Committee in Meiu g)Ort
BON 9entideu 9iOtcn @rem5 eingetrDi-
fenen &abel : Mppel lit bic 8eriUr.
gnng Der SmsenO 9emtidlaubs aniS
GaReritc oefGbrNet.
oNblieferMng Scr Wil6fibe ee6t
our 3eit inter OerbGngnisOpIlen
Sulgen fir Die 9emtide &ieB.
sndt opr i'd oa Die 0egucr anf
bic 6eiten &ibe beiteben. Sn BEN
Mngenblif Der gr6ften 0efabr
mirS Oaber Der MildOorrat nOn
,uciter perringert. Grnenerte
@nben fir nnIerc &inOer Oa6er
Die ein5ige SOVfnmng."
lleber cine Milion SinSer iinb
nad) elmer Statiitif ans jiinsiter 3dt
bente in 9entiAlanS franf anO inter.
eruGbrt.. WtildL lire einsise &ettnua,
lit nnr nod 5nr Salfte OeS Notbe
Oarfs, at einem 9cMntcl Der Jrie-
SensOeriOrsnng fir Die Gleiniten Der
&leinem ~OurbanSen, waBrenO Snn.
Serttan cube bun8riger 9inoer leer
a%nsgeben.
SIRE bittenSen SGnSe itrefen lie
iiber baS Meer, 6cn VlmtsperwnnSten
entgegem: Sclft nns in n%nierer Bit
tcrlten NDt! Sic 5lOUr mar oieIe Sil'
fe 10 OrinsenO uOtis, 10 entideibenS
fir bic 3nfnnft Oes oeutidIen Dol
fes, pie bente! Wad benz in Der U.
y. Zines Oom 10. Mpril abseOrndten
Yeridt elmer Sdiuei5er StnSieufOm.
miiiion itebt SentidlanO Dor BEN
3niammcnbrud ieiner NabraugsOer.
IOrgnns.
9entidamerifaner an bic Sroat!
9ic nlte 6eimat, GentidlanOs Sin.
Ger, TcBen in Gn9 lire Iettc '6pfi.
unus!
Selftl Selft! Selft!
Gyeeutioe Soaro.
Washington Journal., 1920-04-30
Sum ausi6ucibenl
SOrt. fOrt!
6. 8. 2einep b r.

Gon SdDoucrbiIocrn mar mein 0er5 inlfangcn;
Iiet, INNER tieier grub ih gSef' All S9gle,
Yin Neer noll S6mer3eu IN oe puroe Stcac,
8otii on gum Sub Ole bIeiheit, fronfen ySangcn.
On noateit leben, lcben, Ieioen. bange1
gRit mir i'm 9imoe al Ger Sorgeuitpeae;
2 gnteS aiuo! Oh obnteit niht, lpie iducQe
@ebciinc gtidte 6ib 5u Woocn ronoen --
Sort, tort auf epig bilt on mir %gegongeul
Neil Wahiipritt fam Der SeeIc Croft %crfdmpien
uHo idIglom uulB Die innre araft ermutten.
Msein Nllnid eritorb, mid rei6t fem fiB 8erIaugcn,
uno ootl lam i'd Die belize @Iut uidt %OGrrpien
Gteiolt on b~Pruleoer, oieIbriucinter Sdotten.
Washington Journal., 1920-04-30
8rieffanea.

3. @l.-Sbr Gingeianot mcroen
mir in Der n1hlten Mummer oum
aboruf brineen.
Washington Journal., 1920-04-30
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Washington Journal., 1920-04-30
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Washington Journal., 1920-04-30

Tiir antc, lcScrnc MGnner- nnS
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@unSraf, 1913 s Ctr. Mo. @mtc
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-31
MARTINsBuRG, w. VA. EVENING JOURN4L

plans which, had they been car
ried out, would have done substan-
tiaI good. Useless itself from par
tisanship and prejudice, it has
frustrated the usefulness Of 9TH
ers. Confronted with duties of the
most imperative and the most in
spring nature, it has frittered the
months away in political fustian
The consequence is that more than
year after the armistice we find
ourselves still in state of war
nd as far as ever from the read
justments which must be made are
conditions will be fairly settled
and secure. No railroad legislation
no merchant marine policy, no mil
itary Or naval program, no assured
basis for the development of for
eign trade, no peace treaty, no de
pendable status Of our foreign re
lations. no answer to one of the ire
mendous questions in which Amer
lean interest and honor are bound
upi Atlanta Journal (Dem.)
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-31

Of the North and 1t must be ad-
mitted that he has lived up to the
letter and the pirit of that phase
OF his platform.
AS Americas Ambassador Nj
Fletcher has had to bear the brunt
OF Carranza's anti-Americanism
Patiently and with skill he worked
10 make antagonistic elements at
Mexico City see the light. As long
30 as last August Mr.. Fletcher, It
IS not know, submitted his resig-
nation. being convinced that the
case was hopeless. At the request
Of the president he withdrew his
request to be relieved Since that
lime he has been handling the
Mexican problem in the state de-
Dartment.
The resignation he now has sub
mitted can only mean that the
months which have intcrvened ince
last August, with the experience
they have brought, have strength.
cned his conviction OF the helpless.
ness of trying to deal with Carran.
"a. In his action not u recognition
also OF The h0peIeSSneS3 or tile ad-
ministration's policy which he has
endeayored 50 faithfully to carry
out? 1t is known that many OF Nj
i'letcher's recommendation to the
state department either haye~beea
ignored or have been unfayorabiy
received at the white house.
Perhaps Mr.. Fletcher does not
refer to this phase of the situation
in his letter of resignation. We
viii see when the state department
makes public his letter, as of couIs
It must. The American people have
right to know all of the circuI1-
stances which have prompted M
Fleteher's resignation from It serf-
ice in which, for eighteen years. h.
has made so notable a record
New York Herald Qnd)
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-31
MONROE
DISREGARDED

The Monroe Doctrine has been
commanded as a protection OF Lat
in American from European ag-
aression. Republicans in the Unit
ed States Senate find in the consti-
tuition of the League Of Nations
some dangers to the doctrine, and
among the reservations is one in
favor of maintaining this charter
OF Latin American liberty. 1t is a
curious feature of the situation
that South America Is not in the
least troubled about Monroe and
his doctrine. Besides those South
american states which are charter
members Of the league four of the
republics has suggested that the
Monroe Doctrine stands in the way.
Or If they consider the league and
doctrine to be hostile to each other
they prefer the league.
The fact is that Chile, Brazil
and the Argentine, the strongest
South American states, are little
more than willing that President
Monroe should disappear from
American diplomacy. To them he
implies sort of protectorate by
the United States Of which they do
not feel the need. The doctrine it.
self is only the statement Of presi-
lent and not a treaty or convention
hat can be repealed or abrogated.
It can be made to disappear by
some other declaration. or may be
repudiated by the other American