davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Cheyenne record., 1920-03-11
FRENCH SEND REINFoRcEMENTs
EAST TO PROTECT ARME- !.
MANS IN TURKEY.
TURKS concentrating
coNsTANTINoPLE OCCUPIED ey
ALLIED TROOPS UNDER ARM
lsTicE PROVISIONS.
western Newspaper Union New. Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service
Bizerta, Northern Africa, March o.
A British squadron, which arrived
from Oran, has proceeded to Constan-
tinople. This is probably the British
squadron Of four ,battleships, one crui-
ser and ten destroyers which arrived
at Algiers, March 4.
London.-Premier Lloyd George an
nounced In the House of Commons
that prompt measures had been taken
by the French government to send re-
Inducements to General GOurrand.
cOmmander-in-chief of the French
forces in the East for the purpose OF
re-establishipg his position and pre-
venting further attacks on Armenians.
Mr.. Lloyd George made this statement
In answer to questions regarding meas
ures taken for protection of the Ar
menians. He also said French ships
had been sent to Messina.
Regarding Constantinople, the pre-
mier said identical instructions for i'm
mediate drastic action had been dis
patched to allied representatives there,
who were acting in complete accord.
It would be inadvisable, he added, to
disclose these instructions until reply
had been received.
While definite news Of allied 0c.
cupation Of ConstantinOple is still
awaited, 1t is stated In some quarters
that this operation is rendered all the
more inevitable owing to information
that Mustapha Kemal Pasha, the Turk
lsh nationalist leader, is strengthening
his forces in Asia Minor and that Turk
ish bands are concentrating in eastern
Thrace In contravention Of the terms
Of the armistice.
Paris. - COnstantinople is actually
occupied by allied troops under provi
sion Of the armistice, 1t is pointed out
by the Petit Parisien, which says that
city is headquarters Of Gen. Franchet
D'Espery and there are in the city one
division and one brigade Of French
troops.
In addition there are in CONSTANT.
nople one regiment of italian and
battalion of British troops, and there
are other British forces in the region
of the straits. A British division Il
spread over Anatolia between Scutari
and Brusa, while the French have .
division in western Thrace, the news
paper says.
French losses in Cilicia from the
end Of January to Feb. Is, which In.
cludes the period during which disor-
ders occurred at Marash, were 16d
killed, 270 wounded and 1S1 missing
according to the Temps. Losses OF
French regulars and native troops ars
included in these figures.
Cheyenne record., 1920-03-11
RECIPE FOR GRAY HAIR.

To half pint Of water add OF. Bay Rum,
Q small box Of Barbo Compound, and g
OF. Of glycerine. Apply to the hair twice .
week until il becomes the desired shade.
Any druggist can put this up or you can
mix il at home at very little cost. It will
gradually darken streaked, faded gray hair
and will make harsh hair soft and glossy.
It viii not co'or the scalp, Is not sticky oe
greasy, and does not rub oH.-Adv.
Cheyenne record., 1920-03-11
CASH GRAIN IN CHICAGO.

Chicago.-Corn-No. 8 mixed. $1.s4;
No. yellow, S1.55 q 1.57.
oats-No. 3 white. s1992c: No. 3
white, S9A 091c.
Rye-No. Z, S1.7001.71h.
Barley-91.426 1.5@.
Timothy Seed-S12.0O814.00.
Clover Seed-$45.00 90 0Bs.00.
Pork-Nominal.
Lard-$20.92.
Ribs-$18.000 1900.
Cheyenne record., 1920-03-11
Move Laros BUILDING.

A three-story reinforced concrete
and brick building measuring 90 by 96
feet and weighing 5000 tons, at De-
troit, was moved 450 feet at the rate
Of 80 feet day, being occupied mean
while for its regular uses and with
out Interruption Of telephone, light
or power service.
Cheyenne record., 1920-03-11

Wealthy.
Hewitt-Did you ever dream that
you had untold wealth.
Jewett-Last night dreamed that
was rich enough to sandbag q man
with sugar.
Cheyenne record., 1920-03-11
METAL. MARkETs.

METAL. lGARKETS.
Colorado settlement prices:
Bar silver. 31.31
CoSHsr, pound. 10000.
Lead, $s.75.
Spelter. &S.12.
: Tungsten. per unit. $6.SO0lz.V0.
Cheyenne record., 1920-03-11
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

-Butter-Creamery. H0s4c.
firsts. 41e43c; at mark, cases included.
42044c.
ltry-Alive-springs. sac; fowls.
Cheyenne record., 1920-03-11
Fatal Opinion.

Fatal Opinion.
young Giglets thinks he is the big
gun around this place."
'That is just the reason he is going
to be fred"
Cheyenne record., 1920-03-11

There Is not a moment without
some duty.-Cicero.
Cheyenne record., 1920-03-11
EAsTERN LIVE STOCK.
At Chle0gO.

chiesgo...Hos.-roE. sls.so; bulk
Sipm. sl!so9is;,lss; liehs slasSS1ssHo .s S1ssH
ins soWs. smooth. s1300Q13.s0: pack
ing sows. rough. t12.4o613.se; pigs
S13.25 014.60.
Cheyenne record., 1920-03-11

"Pink tea," Eva, is another name
for q scandal function.
Cheyenne record., 1920-03-11

CatAie-Beef steers. medium and
heavy, choice and prime. Sass O1Geo;
medium and good. 311.sS 014.3S: eon-
mon, Ss.sS011.s0 light weight. good
and choice. S13.s001S.1S: common and
medium. -9e.2S 012.s0: butcher cattle.
heifers. S7.3S olS.s0: cows. e7.ee013-se:
Gamers and cutters, e4.7soe.oo: veaJ
calves. e1S.2S S01G7S: feeder steefa
sAssp-LAnbs. % pounds. S1t.3eo
2o.oo: eulls and common. e1l.eeO
17.ee: eWea. medium. good a01 eAoeee.
ell.eeo1A.1g: eulls anA eo0meas 49,
Cheyenne record., 1920-03-11
CAUGHT FROM THE NETWORK OF
WIRES ROUND ABOUT
THE WORLD.
DURING THE PAST week
RECORD OF IMPORTANT EVENTS
CONDENSED FOR BUSY
PEOPLE.

Western Newspaper Union News ssrvssA.
Cheyenne record., 1920-03-11

IdltH Iluy Aoh ASheAooS WV
monies, according to ruling received
in Hartford, Conn.,, from Washington
to Civil Revenue Collector ]. W..
Walsh. The ruling says Jewish fami-
lies, after gaining approval of their
rabbi, who in turn will secure permits
from officers of the prohibition en-.
forcement director, may secure a max
imum of fifteen gallons a year.
The state of New York will receive
SS,S91 as an Inheritance tax from the
estate Of the late Col. Theodore ROOse-
welt, according to the report Of James
N. Gehrig, state Inheritance appraiser,
filed at Mineola, N. Y. The official
transfer tax appraisal shows that the
former president left an estate worth
S727,713 after all expenses and debts
had been deducted. The total value
Of the estate was placed at $7S1, ,O62,
divided between $3.50, 1O7 personal and
$15O,975 real property.
The superdreadnought Maryland will
be launched at Newport News March
90 She 10 the largest ship yet con-
structed for the navy, being 600 feet
long, ninety-seven feet broad and hav-
ing a displacement Of $1,000 tons. Her
main battery will be composed Of eiE
si,;teen-inch rifles, the heaviest guns
used on naval craft.
A bill designed to repeal the liquor
tax law and provide for the licensing
Of the business Of trafficking in bever-
ages containing not more than . Der
cent of alcohol was Introduced b the
Legislature at Albany. N. 7.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-08
DETECTIVE AGENCIES

NOAlkB0
~<-e~-~~-~~~~->-
rLcREs vAPoR BATHS and Violet Ray
tiss " broadway. Map. iios.
tAA,os sssiy sps,uoue 1fuss. ssaran.
antsso TO contfart Opening fittsd ~
expert; slso abdominal hei,s. siasti,
frussss, shouidsr braosa Wss,fsIl Dsus
Co, okish,ma civ.
We buy dismonds. OLD gold. silver
horehouse Jewelry Co. MS n. Bdwy
'Nu-Ex"-- rns only rrs s.tinsuish.f tina,
you nnov viii aIvsys work a. n
kirkland. olsutbstsr, 20 Bos t:f. Ota.
hema CITY. Okla.
NEEDHAN sASirARit'M
Iefe Wsst 9TH atreet, Oklahoma CITY. We
tr.st anipnAi cancers only. pfiess rss.
THE X l. oV = LoD6E has nneysd lie
office 10 fls Baitiincrs Bidg. corner VI
Grand and Harvey as-uass
wANrrn--seo msn To pawn their
va,ehes 81 Smiths Pawn shop. 10 v
Broadway.
NOTICE 10 hereby given 20 eli real 90.
tate dealers that my property 10 of sf
the market to all real estate dssisrs.
MIA Anna bueh. isu ". Main.
NOTICE 10 KEALToRs--Aii my prepsSty
70 on The market HsIen L Adsns
NArERxirY observation-disclosures Hsns
OF R.dsemias Leys Medstr savlprpss,.
write nosis !, Bon ~ Pboas LW.A
ssaa WMssrnan, sept
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4eSa asnss~ ,nlsasmsn- limss
BoYs WANTED
Z Ws Aavs ssvsrai routS epss for hcys
0tWees the ages of 10 and - Apply
Syy CiSevlation Manager. otiahorAn and
3lOss.
.Nfs
d ANN zJro pRfviNo--osiy Iis Us
VXNf1p - EspsrIsnss1 boskkssp,r.
ShsisssIs Ssocsry. out Of to~n, good
elpps'lslcy. 4, ! cvahaa I West let ~
WAfTxb 0,~Sp ckErfNTEns
Xm ssy y r. hsss sos sc.1 ssrrsn-
~: board and room u. - psr der. APP
~ IsI99sfon Rsfiasss csrpsssi'ea. wal
MN tsscsi,s Gss n yssv cseh stove
~ sNscklra tie inkAL ksnsoIiNS
4AA 0DnNkR, complete sss installing
q 49,, ' :. ~. S ::: e.: ?: :,: .s'. s.;ss: i::.,:
{slytsssS spsa. estsiog ffse; iassi Burner
III. sev,SsnJ. ite W. Rsas.
WANTHD--cspitsi. iWssster Msst b. An
e6.sevvtes waai partnersh,p proposition
$50 t,,s. .::, "a Man n~s,,is. ~ os'.s' s."s
0SVSuAL orpORuNirS.-Yesns NAV
. vaaise8 70 Nsay tsw, ss's az. sAves'
fls4, ptsvsso smpssynsst 81 ohis.
61iSfHf6IG TSsSEIsSsss ssz iaSsssrs
~ Ntst i6tb.. ~. = nA~h,
WAMTbe eAIssi.... al lhSss sa'Iss.
lssA N4lnet Saee
IAN WzjsFt6--zlyT q dss. wssa
&ssesB lMe =. ea4ssel --
Nzly ~ - vi -. z ~: q.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-08

OFFICES AND sr0a8RooMs
FOR RENT
~~->~~~-~~~~>-N--~>>~>~>
vOR hENr-Offies spare With Assh and
enairs. yN Terminal Arcade. Tei<pAo.-
Walnut tsfS,
roR RGkT--Hsif Of veil furnished effl~e
Of three-rooms 500 Baitimors Blds.
Maple Sas
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MALE HELP WANTED

WAkrEO--I eas ose several llss-Sife co.
hsttors who bh,s the ability 10 show
early results. must ts aAls TO furnish car
o. rs; s'tfsdivs proposition made 10
producers; unl,ss you srs able to handle .
live proposition application would not bs
esas,des.d; ssiary Nth ell expenses guar.
aatsedI tsrri'ofy Oklahoma Call in per-
sas o. nsks spplicatios 70 Circulation
6aRaGsr, FarmsT rtUrhmsn. uhisnomsn
MAJ, Otiahoms CITY, okiahems.
hOva WANTED
DstOssa the sges Of 70 10 10. 70 ssrry
0AiahsWas snd Timss routes. No col.
Allsn Msnsse,l oslshefnsn- Tins.
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wANTED-TO RENT

| WANIkU-IO HENI
| sss s -.s s-.s-e--ss~-s ~~s..,
wAhTrn r.. IT,, .,....,.,,,. ,..,,.
"D'ssSspmt .shE
NANTfl'- rFs'f"0n'i moasFhi vel
fWniahsf apartment ~ i've fnbm fDfn
lHuau IaaIan - Hsslg.tl. su..s.Ia ssf.H.
.,'gs S.sp.., uIt ''l'''
- p '''''' ~ ------.a.--
WASTED 10 f.st. thrss o. four ~,
hshsd rooms or spafinsht fyf hDuss
hsphs. ~ 'hiss edHlh fefsfsht"t "
asr'd fhohs Maple sbI J, sfsT
!,
- = = - - = = !.
ROOM WITH BOARD FOR RENT
o,'~-'>->~s>-'---.-,->>> >>>>~>-e-~~-r-~~~~>
NICELY fu,oi.b.s t.a,,. st,s hard Ia
ssnilsmsb, puvs,. bom. nsms t.ss
,,r.,,t,sx -. -.
-. .'.,..." a, L. 49," r.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-08

| "
an Tor lsahdry s,ii CisWen Blyd.
NEED siVi 10 watt isbles. tvo hours Q
dsy fw hoard ~ salary. wsias, isiS.
z=Sl--=--z =E==-==.- ---.s;-=-=ss.=zzzsszz-s-
PAPERHANGINC AND PAINTING
iNDrPENDgrr P:per hanger. Phone
Wslsut hse Edvards
WALL PAPTf--fe: my prIcse are the
eeet. bring san. pies, sstinstss sork
.. y. Paryett III " trd Walnut s1s1
WALL PAPER HUNG. y ,oom up.
,"mpiss nsonsn, w'iaui Hn'J; Ma
xoAcM nMos si. \ Hs4::a- Cal,
xspis 1871. Might. Maple ~. hapls
HldJiNa 8 mos. psistrs1 S11 pspe,
hsassns' ~ wing smpisa walnut
s=--=.-= ==::----=z---=---=s==zz==z-zzr-
SITUATIONS WANfED-MALE
| ~s~~>>>>>s~->-,.~s>>--~~
wASrHp-ro hss~ from s,rm sssd,ss On
smbsiInry .fvfsiturs maA y, c. Me-
CofhIs. TYLER, Tss.
POSITION WANTED = hssistsrsd 6rvs.
sel. isiS Anwood Hi,d. CITY.
''s.4TsoT IT,. e sr.-., .s,'A i: q S.',.S.' .s
49,. -. 49,. --y--.r----,.--------
oia. s,"s .ssnei AH..n .aSs.s,s. y m.;,,:n y.S'
d.sir.s connection ~,,A rsiiabIs sonesrn.
m.nsi ,.t.s"e.s = % o.,.ne%eea ssea'''
| WAhrEib-Sssitiea ss s,ssss,s.An in
shop. hare had tvo ysaFs' sspsrisncs.
a. a ~. ,hs,s ,ss ,s': .hs ssss ifa ,.
P6-Iri0NK,b.S,:.,,TE.:..;I..,..
Il, Il; ss:S:!i.. IN 's.s s'''' i:;;:,. " K.
oMsaensn: an:,vz----------x--
.sso ..st ,.s.s;.s :xx :s'' - :.s:
.M .. s-svss ul9 c..sncsss:
Ss,s:s:s1 Ssss(s,. ~ - .!ss'zss s'zssse - = IA "a
y On Hssss S95e !"
=: ,:;:;:s ,:;::;: .; -: : ::s' sjS:::::
wASTkB Foslilss ssSJssS1s5; slVs;,s%ss. %
osss.sAs ..,xi.: .:es III iss IL ,.x.
se.,is. =. -. S.ss'..s 4 :Si.i.i.s 20.
's,;:s; y. Y -. IL !. s.:s.:,,. ~.
WHIT. ehauifess vsats pesstlsal
16gNd -: = =. sss z 30 .ssesI z.
:|'!;::; =: -: 4; ;;::z =: =: T.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-08

Nm y. 9. HrsSAf 10 sss.s, Z sSs
~ q feal sssats ~ isssssses.
= = saslg 1svs - - fAthss. New 4
lsAnMs C4ty. ~ = vss ~ chs msssssx
~ "a $1,000 s = esssssS y - tiscssss
ws ere - z SsyS NJ. nsrsy wish -
- s s:.y 49,. :: ~ a: .ss % ssss ssViss
81; lsss : ssss Il = .Ssis. h~ss
- = s'Sss - ssss,sss = - !. = ssS,ss
c.:;4i::s r; -. |. 4 q; ~ g 1
49, 's';' II -: M 49,. y
g.: =: /; Ss !: 3
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-08

nOND4D ouCvnfruna co.
~ Oil nsrhanse,
fHUck sALasAbN wANrub
huN - SgQestsnssA II The trvck line.
and capebls = taking sAsves u sn trvck
salss; give veesseNee and sesHnississ
wanted y Apesss. Cal. care Qkiahsassn;
wkNf8p.vigss elias reliable ssiesmaa ts
esssssy Ter ikk sssia soms fspds sssca-
tlAl. nlg peesihilltia- fns right WaA.
comaSsissts With ". L. Lee. HSsaiAs
WANrnb--l6 sa,ssmsN q oNca - n.
vaaasfvset. N,beSeha hstet.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-08

~ Aavs ssvsrai routS epss for bcys
0evess the ages of 10 and 10. Apply
esty Circulation Manager, otiahoTan and
s'~ss.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-08
A Ht'GpEgttON
JOlt NANT Al
IHafflfa

HItDtSfipN
JOk NAhT AD
IbEnr
h'Aissisf. otis, Dsc ~. 1910,
Daily DFiahomau,
psishsms cliy. OKLA
tbnilgisH
" maAss ne inisrnsllI m.f 10
trsd yauf Classified iDlhmns .nd
INA tlfuothiHs ihfHfstilus only 10
fiud that yp1r sdysuissf says 10
rhons N.inut this snf ths'H ~
course rpuit SET In ,ouah With
tho parry by ,sHilns mai ts yau
IN tfisph hinK tp ths Iafty ln.
Interested but I simply oil not
~ y ID y0uf patron. sttsrt 90
h'uf from people guisid. ~ Osis-
hlma 'ny ~ simply r0nfins
th4WtsiFs- 10 rsorl. In yosf Sityf
Antwsfs ~ your ads would b.
a. greater " 'hs sfysfii..f would
fsn thsr rams ~ sv. = mail
abdfssS fnuf paItf pould then
b. mpfs yslgshl. - ar afgsfiis.
ins med um 10 tho outside Iubile.
1hs s o ~. IfsrscfuliY.
A HrBhCHinGH.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-08

LARGE STORE ROOM
NO. is..N WEST SECOND st.
oround floor and ba..msp, isw w6
50. feet floor spses, se.fsot front
on second. hight arovnd corner
from hoeinson 81. Twp elevators.
steam heat: rsshsYs suitable
for retail OF sheIesst-. Can give
long lease 10 responsible tenants
For further particular cell
THE A. '. BOND RENTAL CO.
walnut To-
1ALF q ssorsfoem fer rsnL iN 4
NAVY. walnut 1875
LAnq1 sasVsss sssss ies T.st 10 !.
HlG6 assy fssa II TrIei SsiI6ias Il !,
vsA - Call q o. Nicholas Hsta,
.w6 2 ! o056 MAffSK .
q 90 kasss', /, - ;,sSsssSIS c.ss
9S)<s19eA
uyoc4ttAU4OU ~ ron Rsuf
s.>-|sss>-'sAsrs-~s>rs r.-a~~~>~>-~~~~~~~
ncQxlo HSsxQ 60. Nslsss lsst.a
tQSlyl 55lIQ - TT NApss Siii.h
d11f Isss (. ~ - rs.sisQs
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TAX RIroRrs
ia. sssvss., : North H.rv.y wsiaa, 7ip.

1fN-Pr.rsr. Tor railway matt clerk "a.
o1lnssisn nov o. 400 %, oso fsru' Wars
-, Msdsrn Civil service imii'ots, Den
~. Coio.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-08

hstt ) Nsvti1 sot W, Sth. Maple eSii.
bitkssMAklN0 : Mrs. hidalss,.ad, u,
urand. " ainut tIii.J.
vuRE HkM0hkLkD--Aiss isaisS ana
mons sp,,s. SApsst sorsiNssship. Van.
se., T.lisf.rssriss. 10, D. Marsy. Wal.
nut itn
BENsrircHiSd ana : p,o,iins s,i.eh.
meat verh 80 sli SsvisS waohines
NO. fall ipstrsetsens Aldssss >. y.
ilsA. Boz isI. BirnisGA ~ AisAsma
-s-s-= =-=-- ----------=-z=-------=>s--a
SALESMIN vAMfEb
~--~S>>S>~-~~~-N~~->~~~|>~ ~~|>~~,>~,~-~->~-~~>~~S~
corNry pisraipvroas WANTED
something sss. never S,sa offered bsior.
on ". msrtst; qsiet 70 attach IN any
car. shows 'he fellow tshind you whether
you srs going 10 stop o. tsfn. ,hsrebS
avoiding Academia also vssy atsrsrttvs.
opsr.,s Ths d,sics u sSssiussiS enc
Of ihs srss,es su,smsbiIs secs:sesiss
syer been put IN the msrkN hsrW sScrs.
WIN prove fted seller IN ycss terri
tory; osiy swsii al asesesary: large
SAriosAL SALES COMPANY
100 - OIL EAohAnSs Bias.
Oklahoma c,ty. Okla.
fW6 q iAfes y !. SpssIsii1 1Ss 10 III
isse vacaacies. vsFfb ever eISs . vssk
yMn p:smassst eeaas:s!sa fss pseAs-ss.
xureSAoBfL6 gALs61AN
lisst siss; flrss .cisss SpssisS n, man
vAs eAs deliver tAs sss1Si gtvs full par.
tisrlsrs fes hssfvtss. Address L.St.
ohtaheMaa.
wANfib--czNDS sALSsHzN.
r.,:. - Z. s,,.!:s !:ss':s1 e. ~: .Ss 0s.asa
kiSS grad liss x s.sssss .ss ssis
sNecsliisa. aiss psii seSSssitsss; MIssai
:na - sspstsssess e ttsss lss's,. AZ:
Srsss.ss' Xsss"s cry. 2., - ''''''
HON ., cLH.s % ..i:.%:.; ..; :z.::.t....s .:. :, :,
'' soxnsp sscvsrrvss co.
~ on nsrhanse,
fR0Ck SALasMbN WANTED
ssN y sl(setenss1 u The trvek iins,
and capes,s = tshlAs sAeses u sil trvck
snni.4 q assssr, car. car. okIs Iskssaan
al: sseissisc ssis q 81 ssssiisss =. =
eeseosy fes. this stssA Some fspds eseea-
tlAl. nlg peesihilitia- fns right MaA
Communicate With ". l. Les, HSsklA1
&ANfhb--lS salssnsa q oacs Is II.
vssesfvset. N,besska hstsi.
A0EMTo WAN1ED
~-S~~->~~~-->>--~>.>-~~~-
AGENTS wANrHp--ssn sssslias M.
iAbss aR1 fusl savSs. osilo N svsvy
hsms pay aiAvy ~ cs@aiestsa. tAAlss
.s:, 81 ss c.. x wss. ';f.s': f.!s:
WAu1yD-ulecx
eDcoND-llAMp ca0ynlpo.
Anstsca. esaerA hy1eee sesA pseess
.s .s.s s ...:. S: s:ssii'ss';'' 81 ~ 'A's' ~
~ .; :. ,sssSI ~ 2: I'ss:'' r.. 10 %
-. s., :.i ~ sAssA sSsss 1sa,s 81 -
HdNUI4 Ssssss An r u veSIs ana
aaoss.eoe saN ruees 80 esa GALA.
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The Washington herald., 1920-06-06
Congress Dies
Fighting Hard
hBohHouses
Sine Die Adjournment Is
Taken Amid Cheers and
Jeers of Rival Parties.

Like a dying gladiator. the second
session of the Siaty-sixth Congress.
noted principally for its extreme
partfsanship. bresthed its last
promptly at o'clock yesterday
afternoon on prrarranged time.
Both Senate and House died fight
ing to the end. While. that is the
regular manner of prccedure in the
Senate. the closing hours in the
House have usually been marked by
scenes CT good-fellowshir and free
dom from care. With the slate wiped
clean hours tefore adjournment, the
House in past years has always pre-
sented the appearance of a glee club
or a vaudeville show.
Republicans and DCmC Gratis. with
arms around each others shoulders.
would congrcgate in various parts
of the hall, singing popular songs
and telling jokes.
Yesterday. however. after hours of
bitter struggle to pass pending leg
islation, the members sat silent with
folded arms, rot unlike two lovers
on opposite enos of a couch after a
quarrel.
Frequent roll calls for a quorum
CONTINUED ON PAGE FOUR.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-06
TEACHERS AID
LOSES IN RUSH
Filibuster in Senate Pre-
vents Action for
Schools Here.

Promised relief for the school
teachers of the District to carry
them through the summer vacation
period failed to materialize yester-
adjourned sine die at o'clock with
out considering measures for relief
sponsored by Senator David I. Walsh
and Representative NJ. Clyde Kelly
Two resolutions, one in the House
providing for a straight-out bonus
of s24O, and one in the Senate pro-
viding for a retroactive increase
from January 1, 1920, were offered
as the result of an eleventh-hour at
tempt on the part of the instructors
to obtain relief by marching on the
Capitol 1900 strong.
Efforts of Senator Walsh to bring
his resolution up in the Senate were
blocked by filibusters conducted by
Senators Reed, of Missouri; Thomas,
of Colorado, and Harris, of Georgia.
Representative Mondell, who had
emphatically refused to consider any
legislation for teachers relief, de-
voted several minutes of the closing
session to a political speech.
Representative Kelly endeavored
to obtain recognition. but was told
that all remaining time had been
promised.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-06
PROBE COVERS
FALL ELECTION
Senate Resolution Pu,
Through in Appeal to
Both Parties.

The spotlight of publicity will
shine upon the Preside ntial and Sen
atorial campaign expenditures next
fall as pitilessIy as it has searched
the dark corners of the precOnven-
ton expenses.
The Senate fought cut the issue
yesterday afternoon, with due re-
gard to the fact that it was the
last ,hancc that its members would
have to get some canraign litera-
ture into the Congressional Record.
and at two minutes before the hour
of adjournment Senator Reed Smoot,
of Utah. was prevailed upon to
withdraw the objection re had en-
tered. and the resolution providing
for extension of the Investigation,
sponsored by Senator Alice Pomc-
rene, of Ohio, rasscd without a rec
ord vote.
There yeSc many bitter spots in
the debate that preceded this action.
CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-06
$4,000 OR BE RAIDED,'
ULTIMATUM OF VILLA

Gen. Villa has notified the Alva-
RADIO Mining Company, four miles
from Parral, that he will destroy
the property If the corporation
does not pay him $4,000 by June
20.
This news comes to the State De-
partment on the authority of Les
lie Webb. an American employe of
the Alvarado company, as related
by him to the American consul at
Chihuahua. The same report says
Villa was beaten away from Parral
by the local garrison.
other news from Mexico is that
Gen. Jacinto Trevino. one of Con-
zales' officers. has been made> Sec
rotary of industry, and that other
generals have been made cabinet
officers.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-06
ASSAILS
TEXASS0LON
Blames Blanton for Failure
" OfProbe of Bergdoll's
Escape.

Representative Julius Kahn, of
California, chairman of the House
Military Affairs Committee. issued a
statement yesterday placing blame
for the failure of the resolution to
investigate the escape of Grover
Cleveland Bergdoll, millionaire draft
dodger of Philadelphia, on Repre-
sentative Thomas l.. Blanton, Of
Texas.
'It is to be regretted that this
resolution was not permitted to be
considered" Mr.. Kahn said. THE
people of the United States are
deeply interested in finding out
whether there was a conspiracy to
secure the release of the notorious
draft &ader. The people of the
country are entitled to know who
was responsible"
Mr.. Kahn expressed the opinion
that the circumstances surrounding
the escape of Bergdoll should be
ferreted out by "a strict Congress
sional investigation"
1.-The country has been hearing
great deal from the loud mouthed
Bolshevist orators that there is one
law for the rich and another for
the poor in this republic" Mr.. Kahn
stated.
(Public Ledger service.)