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The evening world., 1920-08-23
FIGHT IN COURT
OVER SUFFRAGE
ON IN TENNESSEE
Both Factions Prepared for
Legal Struggle in Suit Started
by the Ants.
COLBY READY TO ACT.
viii Proclaim Ratification of
Amendment as Soon as Ten
neSSee Vote Is Certified.

NAsHVILLE1 Tenn. Aug. 2s.--Both
factions in the Tennessee Suffrage
hght prepared to-day for a legal bat
tie over the Legislatures ratification
Of the Federal Suffrage Amendment.
suhraglsts and their opponents were
OF the opinion that the next step in
the controversy probably would be
the hearing on the temporary writ of
injunction issued Saturday By Judge
Langford restraining state officials
from certifying ratification to wash
ington.
No date has been fxed for the
hearing. 1t was believed by some OF
the principals that the case might be
heard late to-day or tomorrow. The
writ is returnNble within Ave days on
agreement OF the parties to the action.
The Tennessee Constitutional
League, which brought the suit on
the grounds that the Legislature un-
der the state Constitution had no
right to ratify the Suffrage Amend
ment. has announced 1t will carry its
fight II necessary, to United States
Supreme Court. Officials OF the
league predict the injunction will
prevent women OF the Nation from
voting for at least eighteen months.
Suffragists to-day expressed the
belief that litigation would not be
protracted and that ratification by
Tennessee would be upheld by courts
in time for women to vote in No
vember.
Il will countenance no act" said
Gov. Roberts TO. day, intended to
nullify this ratification and the will
OF the majority by the minority,
either by night and abandonment of
official duty by the members or
otherwise. l will exercise and bring
TO bear all the legal and legitimate
powers OF the Office of Governor to
consummate in an orderly and legal
manner the certlhcation of the action
OF the Legislature to the proper Fed
eral officials"
Anti-Suffragists to-day obtained
uh lhJhhIAlOh AOIDluulnB INC CleTkh
of the House and Senate to take any
action toward certifying that Tennes-
see had ratified the Federal Suffrage
Amendment. The petition was sup
Elemental to the one which resulted
in inJunctions against the Governor
the Speakers of the two houses and
the Secretary OF State.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 23-Secre-
tary OF State Colby is ready to pro.
claim final ratification Of the Fedora
Woman Suffrage Amendment as soor
as Gov. Roberts formally certifes L
him that Tennessee has acted favor
ably on the amendment.
Mr. Colby's proclamation Is a tech
nical final step In ratification OF th'
amendment but practically the sol,
efforts OF sufrrag!sts now are centereC
on bringing abou. conditions 80 tha
he can Issue It. Their opponents ar
trying TO prevent this.
The evening world., 1920-08-23
ALL KINDS OF MEN
DUPED BY PONZI
Names of Judges, Business Men of
High Standing, Police Officials
in Published List.

BOSTON, Aug. 29,-All walks o.:
life were represented in the list Of
the Ponzi investors as published to-
day-men and women of the prof vs.
sions, OF business and OF labor. 1t is
estimated that 10000 in all placed
their money in the scheme.
Tho list runs the gamut from
Judge TO office boy. Former LIQUOR
dealers turned to Ponzi in the hone
of recouping their broken fortunes;
a wealthy spinster was there, a
building contractor, business men Of
high standing, sporting promoter,
soldiers, real estate dealers, manu-
factureCs, Police Inspectors and the
ordinary laborer in large numbers
Whole famil es Joined in trusting to
Ponzi.
The appearance Of the list brought
denials from many of those whose
names appeared. Many said a mis-
take had been made. The Lexington
man who sold Ponzi his new home
said he was at loss to account for
the appearance of his name as an in
vestor of $4,000.
The investments noted ranged from
S25 to S53,SSS, the latter being at
tributed to a man associated with
Ponzi as an agent
Denial that PonEi Is bankrupt wa
made IN a petition filed in the Feeera
District Court to-day By Daniel V. Nc
| fsaacs. his counsel. The petition de
mands that "a trial by jury be ordeTet
10 determine the Issue.
The evening world., 1920-08-23
CZARlSTS ESCAPE IN SHIP.

PEKING, China, Aug. 23.-Elght
men, reported 10 be Russian officers
OF the Czarist regime, recently seized
the Russian steamer Patroclus in
Vladivostok Harbor and forced the
crew to steam to sea, according to q
VladivostolS despatch. Members OF
the crew were landed on Ascold ISL
and, off Vladivostok Harbor,
According to the Vladivostok de-
spatch the Russian officers had been
hiding in the japanese headquarters
at Vladiyostok.
The evening world., 1920-08-23
LLOYD GEORGE MAY
SEE FEHRENBACH
German Chancellor Goes to Swift
zerland-Said to Have Asked
for Meeting.

PARIS, Aug. 23.--Dr. Waiter Rathe-
nau. German industrial leader, arrived
at Lucerne on Sunday and konstantine
Fehreabach. German Chancellor Is ex'
pected there Today, according to in
formation received at this city. Dr.
Fearenbach is understood to have asked
Premier Lloyd George for conference
but nothing as to the latter's decision
has been learned.
II Is considered possible that Mr.
LLOYD George will receive DR.. Fehren'
bach on Thursday, In which case Dr
Walter Simons, German Minister o.
Foreign Affairs, will also attend,
The evening world., 1920-08-23
lowed by the Offering of the SEIZED
liquor for sale.

lowed by the Offering Of the seized
liquor for sale.
There are instances in which a
saloon keeper has had offered to him
the identical cases which nhRd been
taken from him by supposed Federal
raiders few days before and in
which the purchase OF such liquors
from men who said they represented
dry agents have been followed by a
raid by other dry agents who seemed
to know exactly what they were
looking for. There is also evidence
Of the offer of liquor dealer, when
"A doubtful purchaser was afraid OF
difficulty In a delivery 10 have two
Prohibition agents drive on the seat
OF the truck which delivers the stun.
The present information OF the de-
tectives Ii that Kane, who used his
car for livery, took 1t to funeral on
Long Island Friday; returned TO New
York. left the car with another driver
who picked up ELkert near Catharint
Slip Ferry (where he had been ar
rested before with "a truciIload oi
> whlskey).
, District Attorney Malloy says h,
> knows tho names OF the men VIII,
were in the car with Eckert when /
left Manhattan and thinks he cal
? prove their connection with oficla
, Prohibition enforcement agents. Ais
. he says the slayers will be in custod
a within forty-eight hours.
Kans had not been able 20 sun
stantiate his story that his car wa
at Maloneys Hotel at II o'clock Fri
day night and was stolen by Eckert'
\. murderers. Nor has It been show
that Eckert was at the hotel aftu
y his release from the pombs las
D Wednesday.
- Acting Medical Examiner Mord
% Richmond County and the detectiv,
~ are now satisfied that Eckert wa
" shot 70 death by the man who W,
oi driving the car In the seat besiC
* him without suspicion that he WI
In danger and without a chance
~ defend himself. The car has a le
' ! hand drive. Eckert was shot in Il
left ear through the left nostril. al
on the left side OF the neck.
nd Eckert called the home OF Unit
q. States Commissioner John Matthew
A. In Newark Friday evening by tel
- phone. Matthews. who had been /
lu counsel IN civil cases under Sta
ID laws, was not at home. Eokert d
TO not tell the nature OF his bushes
IN saying he would call again In Z
morning
ne Earl. to-day Mrs Eckert ask
lal Matthews for advice In getting pc
10 session OF Eokert's body and I
sif money and jewelry found on Il. T
~ vnluables had been claimed by EC
erts family in Brooklyn, but IN
en- made no objection 70 It's removal
ds nils former home Ia Orange. N.
a, where he had a garage. The OK
for the removal OF the body was I
no cbrdingly given by Medical Exa
en- iner Mord OF Richmond County.
- D. ". Gnfnh personally produced ''The
ll~ glouar" htland Ihaairo tki1 week onlIs-Adl
The evening world., 1920-08-23
LIMITED WRECKED
ON ROCK ISLAND R.R.
Bound From Denver to Chicago
Several Passengers Believed
to Be Injured.

CHICAGO Aug, 23.-The Rocky
Mountain limited on the Chicago,
Rock Island s. Pacific Railroad was
wrecked at Coralville, three miles
west of Iowa city, Iowa, to-day, the
Chicago office Of the company an
nounced.
\ section Of the train was derailed,
the local office said. One woman was
believed to-be seriously injured and
sev,ral ether passengers badly
Lru,sed. The train was bound from
Denver 10 Chicago.
The evening world., 1920-08-23
8 DIE IN CHAIR THURSDAY.
Quartet Were Scheduled, but Cas-
saline Ia ReprIeved.

Warden Lawes OF Sing Sing an
nounced yesterday he had just received
from Albany a reprleve for Michael
Cassalino, so only three instead Of four
slayers are doomed to be executed
Thursday evening. 1t stays Cassallno' 5
execution for four months.
This leaves to DO executed Frank
Kelley. who killed Elizabeth Dunn In
Brooklyn: Andrew Di Carlo, who killed
Wylie Hughes. a negro. in Elmira, and
John Egan, wooden legged slayer OF
the Bronx, who killed Louis Klein In =
cigar store.
The evening world., 1920-08-23

Of Staatsburg. N. Y, and a cousin OF
Mrs. Vincent Astot, was introduced. to
society several seasons ago, coinci-
dent with the introduction of her
cousin, Miss Madeline Carey who IS
now Mrs. Charles Reed.
Mr.. Simonds, who is spending the
summer at Easthampton, L. l.. with
his parents, whose town home IS at
No. 20 West Eighth Street, was an
ace in the air service during the war
He is an alumnus of Columbia Uni
verslty, class OF 1915, Miss Edith V
NJ. Simonds, his sister was one OF
last winters debutantes.
The evening world., 1920-08-23
FIFTH VISIT OF BURGLARS,
safe Ripped In West Houston
street Import House,

A safe-ripping which failed 70 remove
the inner door was disclosed to-day
when the store, Of the Conway Import
Company, olive oil importers at Nos.
lOO-io2 West Houston Street was
opened.
II Is the third unlawful entZy OF the
place In seven months and the ntth IN
the building in eight months.
The evening world., 1920-08-23
Engagement of Miss Marion c.
Dinsmore, to Francis M.
SimondS IT., Announced.

The engagement of Miss Marion
Carey Dinsmore to Francis May 81
monds jr has been, announced by her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William b.
Dinsmore OF Ma. a. East S5th Street
and Tuxedo Park.
Miss Dlnsmore, who Is the grnnd-
daughter of Mrs. William b. Dinsmore
The evening world., 1920-08-23
Runaway Legislators Issue state
ment In Their Defense.

DECATUR, Ala. Aug. 23.-Mem-
bers OF the Tennessee House OF Rep
resentatives here to-day issued a
formal statement addressed to the
people OF Tennessee, setting forth
their reasons for breaking a quorum
in the House by leaving the State. 1t
bears the signatures of thirtyyseven
members, of whom twenty are
Democrats and ten Republicans.
I'VE are convinced" the statement
said, that the methods which were
adopted 10 secure the passage of the
resolution were improper and not
justified. We believe that the ma
jority of the people of Tennessee dc
not favor the ratification OF said
amendment"
They said IL seemed to them thai
the only proper way was 10 give the
people of the State a chance TO ex-
press their opinions.
The evening world., 1920-08-23
FIRE MAKES HIM SICK.

While firemen were running hose
to the third floor OF No. 22O Centre
street to put out small fire tnls morn
Ing. they found Isidore Barnett lying
unconscious on the second floor. oocu-
pied by the Utility Heating Company.
They put him on the fiie escape 10 10.
cover, ana when questioned by flremea
u had just como In 20 work an
when knew there was a fir ussta!
it made mo aick."
The evening world., 1920-08-23
BRITAIN AND ITALY
AGREE ON DANZIG
Lloyd George and GiolitH Take
Action to Give Poles Free \
Use of City.

LUCERNE. Switzerland. Aug. %
ASSOCIATED Press) Polish.--Premier
Lloyd George OF Great Britain and
Premier GIolltti of Italy. have adopted
proposals to be submitted to France
for Allied action to secure Poland's
free and unrestricted use Of Danzlg and
its communications in accordance with
the Versailles Treaty. il was au-
nounced officially here to-day.
The evening world., 1920-08-23
RECORD in TRAFFIC COURT
FINES OF ais Offenders Total $S,32S
Ten New Motor Cops.

with Sl5 cases and hnes taken In
aggtegating $685., the Traffic Court to-
day had the busiests day since Its es-
tablishment in June, 1916.
One hundred and twenty-five speed %
era for first offenss were fined from
S95 10 $50. The other cases were minor
Violations Sixteen chauffeurs were
sent 10 the workhouse from one to tiVe
DAYS in default OF payment OF fines,
Ten new motorcycle men have Just
been added TO the Trafic Division.
The evening world., 1920-08-23
Gets Ninety Days for Auto Theft.

A man giving the name OF DR.. Roland
Cartwright No. 224 Alexander Street.
Rochester, N. Y, was sentenced I'm
BrooklSn County Court to ninety days
in the icity prison to-day for the al
legged theft OF an automobile owned by
Solomon Feinman in last June. The po-
lice said that when arrested In Peeks-
kill he was trying to sell the machine
for S40O. The prisoner said he had
taken the machine for a lark
The evening world., 1920-08-23
KANSAS CITYS POPULATION.
Has 32i,4iO and Ranks as 10th city
OF United states.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 23.-Kansas
City. Missouri, whose 1920 population
was announced to-day by the Census
Bureau as S24. 40, takes rank as nine
teenth oity Of the country. Ten years
ago Kansas City occupied twentieth
place,
The city during the last decade had
an Increase OF 72,O29, which was OK
ceeded by the increase OF two previous
decades. Its percentage OF growth was
the smallest in its history excepting the
decade ending with 1900.
The country now has sixty-seven
cities with a population OF 100, 900 or
more. Ten years ago there were only
nfty
The evening world., 1920-08-23
Jaw BROKEN BY HORSE.
nearing Animal strikes Han
Teller ia the Face.

EGG HARBOR, N. j.. Aug. 2s.-
william Theioacker. a teller in the Egg
Harbor Commercial Bank. was attacked
By horso to-day and knocked uneon-
soious.
The anlmal reared on its hind legs
ara rtruck Thcloneker In tho face with
itB 9nt -. Theioaoker'e Jaw bone
aas broke I.C - has deep cut on
Iho tAoe.
The evening world., 1920-08-23
7 SToWAWAYS ON ST. PAUL.
Five Are American Citizens and
VIII De Permitted to Land.

The American Line steamship st.
Paul arrived to-day from Southampton
with 73O passengers and seven stow
Always. AS five OF the latter are Amer
ican citizens they will be permitted to
land. but the other two, Frenchmen,
will be returned to the other side.
AmonR the $50 cabin passengers was
William IL. Pauling Enrich OF Paris, an
American expert In international law.
He returned after an absence Of eight
years and said that he mad come here
TO vote for Senator Harding for Presi-
dent.
The evening world., 1920-08-23
PoIlco sergcant,. sl.uM Frnetured.

FOIIce StFEVHHIH ""WII HVWVI"I'"'
Police Sergeant Hersey w, Jarrel, at
taohed 70 the Wilson Avenue station,
Brooklyn. received fractured skull
when he fell from the second floor to
the basement at his residence. No. 424
N t.G erbilt Avenue, to-day. He was
removed u Kinsa County Hospitai.
The evening world., 1920-08-23
Mrs. John wanamaker Buried.

I PHlLADELPHIA Aug. Z3,-Ihe
uneral OF Mrs. John Wanamaker, wife
of the we'll known merchant, who dice
list Friday in Atlantic City, was held
91-day at Jenkintown. Pa, near here.
MAYOR Hylan Of New York, attended
the services.
The evening world., 1920-08-23

KILLED by Fan From scaffOld.
William Romer was killed instantly
to-day by a fall from scaffold at No.
IA East Goth Street.
The evening world., 1920-08-23
iiGlG.- ID
ROUMAMIA JOINS
LITTLE ENTENTE
Her Action Said a6IBe Ressftied
With Displeasms Py;tPe
Allies. ~

VIENNA. Aug. 22.--RouRfania has
Joined the CzechO- -Jugoslay agreement
in its entirety, according TO Bucha-
rest dispatches received here to-day.
Dr. Eduard Benes Czecho- -SlovaE
Foreign Minister, is quoted at hayhE
said at an Of1icial dinner that the pun.
pose OF the agreement was to secure
peace and orFcr in middle Europe
and az having declared the Danub q
Federation pure nonsense"
The Vienna Neue Freie Presse says
that British and French circles, while
not interfering, regard Br Benes's sc-
tiVites with dlspieasure.
The evening world., 1920-08-23
MEMBERS OF GANG FALL OUT
OVER BOOZE"

There was a storm OF suspicion and
accusations among the 2bootleggers,
Eckert was charged with working in
ooncert with Federal agents and did
not deny the charge; he was ID
OF aiding the Federal agents Ia
''doublecross" the bootlegger-bandits
by telling them how 20 recover the
stolen liquor on apparently oficial
raids. only TO turn II over TO him "a
seil for the joint account of himself
ana the Federal men.
A mass OF information has been
collected by the police regarding raidi
~ men posing as Federal agents-ii
they were not actually entitled TO the
badges they wore-wh,ch have been
followed By no eficial record OF nny
seizure. such raids have been fol-
The evening world., 1920-08-23

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The evening world., 1920-08-23

vg.. S.ss enA r.. G:s.' &. 'SaG''s "..f s., s as''
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-07

lei6n los que fueron soldados les exi
tan para que manifiesten que, por de
coro patli6tico y por gratitud. Ell Con
gres0 pr0ximO debe votar v ell nneyo
Presidente aprObar, una ley en- la que
Sc les conceda a todos los que forma-
ron parte del gran ej6rcito que deci
did la guerra, un premio en- elective
Y otros muchos grupos mas pequefos,
Sc empeiian en- demonstrates la conye
niencia de que Sc opongan a la Liga de
las Naciones. o de establecer Ell
Tribunal Industrial para poner coto
d las huelgas.
Pero los salones donde conferencian
los leaders del gran partido, para Ell
Ell que es tan trascendental cuanto Sc
haga en- la Convention, va va siendo
relegada a segundo t6rmino la cues
ton personal, de los candidates, y los
grandes problemas internacionales o
internos que ocupan al pals, la susti-
tuye ADVERTISEMENTS.
| ~ t y. = i j y M
IA que seguir? Con los detalles ex
lpuestos Y los que el cable habra trans.
mitido cuando esta correspondence
yea la luz pnblica, habran podido
formar idea los lectores de como
hacen polftica los americanos, Y hasta
es 'muy posibSe que haya surgido en-
su mente la idea que asomo la mia
del marcado, contraste que ofrecen
esos deballes, con los que los actos
] polfticos nuestros de analogo caracter
a pesar de que el sistema, en- su parte
mec;inica, EN- su parte oscrita, mejoT
licho, es casi igual.
Es Nueva York que Sc va a Chicago
a deeir 10 que quiere, a exponer sus
! fleseos y sus necesidades, " New Jer
sey, yiCalifornia. y todos los otrosf Es-
tados desla Union, es decir, la repre-.
sentaci0n genuina, de cadla una de las
seciones en- que sc divide ell pals; es
el pals, el pueblo, que impone srls de,
secs; son los polfticos que conferen-
clan, y Sc alarman, y Sc agitan, no
porque sean distintos espiritualmente,
a los polfticos de otras parties, sino
porque, aunque dirigen, no mandan, Y
necesitan adaptarse la opinion nacio
nal, al sentir Y a las aspiraciones de
los .ciudadanos, pues 81 no To- hacen
su candidatot Y su plataforma fI,aea.
sardnf en- la batalla de los romieios.
A. ESQ Sc debe3 que no sea possible Ell
estos momentos tyaticinar cual sera el
candidate. n La opinion de los,s jefes
del lpartido ]es eonocfda. pero no 10 es
Iaafde9 los soldados, que pueden tdeeir
4 los leaderssl9 que los caballefos Z
@ HstUdpt 319s 3sigiW -
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-07

Arag6n a su rey a ESQ tambien sell
iebe a. aquella question de los candida
tos haya sido relegada a 20. ternino.
La de los principles, la de las soluciones
que Sc ofreceran al cuerpo electoral
para los problemas de la hora actual,
les mas Importance. Los otros solda.
dos, los electores republicanos, tampo
Go estan dispuestos a votar ciegamen
te, 10 que acuerde Ia Convention,
\ ST ]; desde luego, detras de todo ESQ
borbotea lsiempre la mentira polftica,
la insinceridad earacterfstica de la po
Utica s6rdida y egofsta. Pero aunque
descartemos 10 teatral que. pueda ha-
uarse en- tales actos. es innegable que
resulta heimos0 el espectaculo que
ofrece la preparation de Ia COnyen-
ci6n de Chicago, por la participation
directa del pueblo repnblicano en- la
designation del candidate por el santo
tenor al cuerpO electoral que Sc eyi-
dencia en- el cenaculo de los jefes del
partido, por ell empefio que ponen en-
ganar votos con ideas mas que con
nombres. A mi me parece admirable
entire todas las otras posibilidades de
La Convention, la de que esta pueda ser
arrastrada por ell oleaje del entusias-
mo a designar candidate pues no creo
que exista prueba mejor Gle la indie
pendencia del que elige, que es toda
una sintesis del regimen de1nocratico
en- su mas pura aplicaci6n.
Es possible que nuestros polfticos son
rfan al enterarse de todo para demos
tran que, ellos,1 como del oficio, como
cen que sse trata de una bella comedia,
tpero aceptando su teorfa como cierta,
IIcosa Jdiffci1 para los que, como 70, no
Ia tienen por tai, me. parece que Sc les
l.podrfa pedir, tanlbi6n, espiritualizasen
algo, siquiera Ell las eXterioridades,
los trabajos de su convenciones, aun-
que solo fuese por darles un tono sim
patico, simulando en- elias algo del res
peto al cuerpo electoral que, real o
fingido, constituye la nota saliente de
la de los grandes partidos americanos.
Porque en- polftica, a pesar de Guam
tas abominaciones sc digan de ella.
puede atenuarse algO la fealdad de
las aspiraeiones personales que inte.
gran Sis. actividades esa complicada
cieneia, preseptainndolas al pdblico bajo
esa capa, risneha de, terciopelo y len
fteipelas, one e4neuPPre y adorna las que
con segpridasd spPqr dhasdFf se agitaran en- ell fondo
del nechoj de Icada ;qno de los convencio
males de Chiuago.N .;
!, d s,js5es aBt 4.n ATTACHE.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-10
HUBBARD TAKES
OVER HOSPITAL
Ex-mayor Takes Charge
Of p. & S. Institu-
tion Here.
S0-CALLED MUNICIPAL
Did City's Charity Work at
Small Profit; Rejected by
New Administration.

The +. e. s. hospital, known lately
az the municipal hospital, located at
1880 South Carson, has been trans
fetred by the board OF directors 10
Ex-Mayor Charles II. Hubbard, who
has already assumed entire charge
and management. II was announced
yesterday
Composing the board ~ directors
arc ]. r. Forster, T. J. Hartman, g.
s. Avery. A. NJ. Wolch and Mr.. Hub
bard. Hubbard has announced the
ACQUIRING Of n competent head nurse
from Kansas city.
The municipal hospital wns pri.
marily n charity hospital. designed
10 caro- for those who were unable
to pay prices asked Mt private hos
pitfalls. However, 1t was found that
II paid reasonable return on the In
vestment Hubbard was instru-
mental In securing thu hospital for
use by tho city.
when the new administration took
charge OF affairs, " refused to take
over the hospital on tho ground that
II was nm unnecessary burden.
10 Ex-Mayor Hubbard and other
members OF tho board got together
recently and made arrangements
whereby Hubbard assumes all re-
sponsibiiity for the hospital
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-10

though the dry weather OF the past
ten days has not been beneficial.
SLICK, juno among visitors
ro0cntly here ". II. Brown, general
manager Of the Frisco, and Mr..
Fills division superintendent Of the
same road, who spent the day with
J. a. Fratos. H. H.. Brock and other
officials of the oklahoma South
western railway. The company IL
using a ncw rall-lnying machine
nnd expects TO bo operating trains
from Slick not later than July 10.
CHEROKEE, juno IS g, Tim
mons, senior editor OF tho Chcrok cc
Republican, ana L.. u. Smith Mt
tended the meeting boforo tho inter
state commerce commission n
Washington last weok In bchnlf OF
the chamber Of commerce In tho
matter OF discontinuing the orient
railway
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-10

CHEROKEE, Juno o.-Harcest
In Alfalfa county will begin about
the 10th. II even being reported In
some localities that some fields will
be ready by Monday. The yield
IL expected TO he very good, al