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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09
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fuhlished Ia the Tulsa Daily World.
May p, 10. II, - and 49, 1871 world
Pu1liHhing Company publahers)
NOTICE FOR HEARING on ASSESS.
MENIS FOR PAVING ~ STREET
IMPROVEMENTS DISTRICT NUMBER
4ti. CITY or TULSA, OKLAHOMA
In compliance with tho resolution of
NE Board OF Commissioners adnpted on
ne sra day OF May. 1891, notice is hereby
gwen that the Board Of missloners
"t tho tlty Of Tulsa. Oklahoma has
examined the estimate and statoment or
lhe tlty Engineer as 20 the amount of
tho cost OF the asphalt pavement which
should be assessed against the abutting
property the property benefited and other
property liable to assessment aud tho
owners thereof IN STREET IMPROVE.
MENT DISTRICT NO. gst which In.
cludes the following described portions II
streets, to-wtt;
DENVER AVENUE. from the North
line OF Latimer street 10 thu North
line Of burgess nm Addition. and
CHEYENNE ANENtE from tho
North line Of Lhtimer Street To the
North line of Burgess nm Addition
And said Board of Commissioners hh =
by resolution duly approved tho afofeaaI IA
statement and estimate Of the city Engl
neer and has determined Ia asseHs tho
cost or tho improvements In said district
against tho abuttlnR property. the property
benefited and other property liable TO as.
seAsinent. and the owners thereof. as fol-
lows. to.wit.
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Pritish Press Makes
jap Prince Welcome

LONDON. May Sin cdilorially
welcoming Japan's prince ambas-
sadur' 10 England the Observer to-
day referred TO the Anglo japanese
treaty AS an engagement to winch
civilization has owed much" Tho
newspaper declared The treaty would
certainly he renewed, although Its
intentions must be made clear, and
beyond dispute any technical diNCr-
glance from the covenant of the
league OF nations must be correct
ed
We need Japan's friendship" the
newspaper concluded
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.iNIh SrEtEI from ne Eest line
yi LOWS N''Nu. To GU" W'Hl INV ni
1W''r ''"'N'h' NN'hh'. IN"
l''NNH' '.I.'N HNhN N' Oh" i''N lh
....,, ....,.,..c ,..... 49,. ~.
SEW N'N lhttI HgW tN" W'Ht
|r" HI l'N1 N,"ud, II" o." East line
orr I|uf"tt" tN'tf' Avenue. lho
tHudWf. tctruu HhnIi be 80 ieot IN
Width
Tl. fuftI,r "details na To- the material.
Vs.l iu |fuptnvIrg said sttpeta ana ave.
MUGS bIHJtrs arc rrfDtrrI To- tho pIans
and sus,ifi. atinns therefor approved by
N- u.4lI .f ,,rIrIsaiouera and tu tho
ms tl, necessity .. Hud providing fur tina
u.'rr., ef.,.rtr Of said rottiona of said
4ir..t4 suJ s..tg.,. Said r.aautiap,
plans nuu spo,lI.aiiaus ore uu fic In tho
.fNe0 uf Wn 'lg auditor nud copies u
HnIl resolution NiN to turnlahc' upoh
application therefor o.. tho othco ~ tho
'l'N NIlIl'i.
Tho putfp cont W saif improvements on
raII ...iI.ta 10 asIi '.ir.rta and avenues
and a4.U .uI tu,m aIu.I Doc nppoftluued
4. anil levied aut Haa,srot agiIust tho
Ihrr...r 'rI'tb' .vral, thercof In Sc,
t,fl.n.r with UI. tt..Iaiuua Of Article
d 4f tH. tItrf.t OF fU. tIv ~ Tulsa
ubtauuua sud pa,nafts to tho con.
i,g,t,, ,...I b.. i,.tt Iy t.. h.lta ,,tdppc.
ing .,. ,....,.,.,,t. '' ''' "''''
Tir ,,Itt..t.t a.. ,hof, tho contract
NAV b. awarded will b.. .souIIrd to pto.
rtr. tU. s.ru4fYtr. OF La stil.ft ,.Iuusny
apptn,,I nI U. Uunrl 1f ,ummisIlnrf.
of thp JIty of rulah TO- tho contract
ruarartcrlnr tho construction IN the sum
~ 100 rer cont ana .a Indemnity hond
uipu.d tv ~ sursty company spproycI by
an. Hoard sf ,,ufuIsaIIuDta I'D thn cav
ooPf r1i., W 6.t Is'a thsu 100 psr com, ~
tho contract prior. provided aaji sutety
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BLOOMINGTON, Ill, May S.
Three -fourths of the livestock now
going TO market from central Illinois
is being handled by motor trucks.
There has been a marked transfor-
nation since the pioneer era. Be-
fore the coming OF the railroads II
was the practice to drive cattle and
hogs overland to the markets, often
a distance Of several hundred miles.
After the railroads have taken
care OF the business for more than
a half century, they are now giving
place to the truck. The latter is
able to call at the stock farm in the
early morning, load up, and reach
the market few hours later.
In the case of the railroad, load
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SECTION 2; That the sss...m.n, mr.
oy levied on each % the above mentioned
iots shd parcels of land are hereby AZ.
clared to be lien upon nueb io,. ..s
patc-is or lana to the same extent a,
other taxes and shall be collected ana
taxes In and for the city OF Tulsa ,1his'
hoinni are collected.
hereby levied shall bn dnIs., 'sssessnsnts sn,o ,s
90 equal annual indictments asTan.
thorised by said STATUTES Of the stat. OF
vded; that tho ssseasments sham bss,
interest nt the rate OF eight UO per
,snt9m poriannum, payabiy annually at
lnstellmants OF tho said asaesumsnts' rom
the date OF the taking effect OF this ordI.
nance that tho first installment of said
torest on the deferred instailrnents. shall
be payable on tho 18th day OF Deeembar.
MlsaI M ana me remaining deferred install
unpaid instailments. shall be payable on
tho 18TH day Of December OF each sue.
ocedlng year until all shall be paid.
Owners OF the lots or parcels of land 80
assessed may at any time duribg the four
90 consecutive weeks following the day
of the first publication OF this ordinances
pay TO tho city Auditor OF tho CITY N
Tulsa, the fun amount Of the assepsmonts
80 levied against their said lots and ppr-
coils of land and thereby release such
property from the lien Of such assessments
SECTION q; That this ordinance shall
days in Tho Tulsa Daily World, a news
paper published In Tulsa, Oklahoma; that
the publication OF this ordinance as re-
duired by law shall ne taken and fega rd ed
Az sufficient notice to all persons In
teresied IN the assessments hereby levied
by tho terms of this ordinance.
SECTION B. That all ordinances or
parts OF ordinances In conflict with the
proyisions Of this ordinance. insofar az
such conflict exists. are hsrehy repea ed.
SECTION o. That an emergency exists
| for the preservation OF the public health
and safety, by reason whereof this ordI-
| nance shall take effect from and after its
/ passage, approval and publication.
| PASSED, and the emergency clause
/ rulod upon separately ana approved his "a
day of May 1921,
! APPROVED. this "a day of May. 1894.
] 4, ID. EVANS,
| Attest Mayor.
! MRS FRANK SEAMAN.
/ city Auditor,
! Approved
| FRASk a. DUNCAN,
| Clfy Attorney.
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HUNDREDS OF
POLES COMING
Stand in Line Waiting for
Passports to Land
of Free

WARSAW. May 7.--One of the
new daily sights" of Warsaw is
line of 1900 Polish and Jewish
fugitives from all parts OF Poland
seeking permission to go to new
homes in peaceful America. The
line stretches away from the Amer
lean consulate. housed in n huge
market building which has a great
glass roof and resembles New
York steamship pier shed.
Every one in the line must be
armed with four things Polish
passport, $40 in American currency
for the wise, "A certified letter from
relatives In the United States and
a third class steamship ticket. Only
about 500 can get vises in one day.
The majority of the applicants
are Jewish women and children, de
pendents of persons now living in
the United States. Many~of their
men folks went 10 America before
the war, intending soon after their
arrival 10 send for their sisters,
wives and children. but the war
cut them off In one day recently
there were 800 women applicants
from the town OF ChoIm. Most OF
their husbands had gone 10 New
York before the war and Hester
street was a common address.
Tho Warsaw line forms early in
the morning, long before the light
is up, and most OF the people in II
are prepared TO stand there all day.
Food Is hawked to them in the
course of the day on trays much
like ice cream cones or refresh
ments at American baseball games.
Mattresses on which women and
children sleep are also common
sights.
Weed Out Frauds.
Attempts 70 scll fraudulent vises
to the unsuspecting in the line are
frequent and. are giving the authori-
tiesa great deal Of worry. Coming
from the devastated lands Of Poland
the ignorant refugees fall easy vic
Tins TO the false tales OF easing their
way TO an American wise and the
steamship for the promised land.
The practice has become so wide
spread that II has resulted in
numerous arrests and cancellations
of passports.
In an effort TO discourage the
practise, American Vice-Consul
TIuddle stepped out of his office
I'm the top tier Of tho market build
| ing tho other day and delivered n
speech to the emigrants In which
he warned them against those who
were preying on their ignorance.
"Thirty-four emigrants," he said,
have been imprisoned in New York
where they were trying to get into
| the United States with false Amer
ican vises. Thirty people are being
sent back from Goteborg, sweden,
where they were stopped BY the
American authorities They cannot
! go to America because they had
| false vises.
Many other emigrants have
been arrested in Danzig, Rotter-
dam and Amsterdam because they
were trying to get on ships Tor
America with false passports and
false vlses. All Of those people
will be prohibited from going TO
the United States.
Some Cold Advice.
Hundreds OF swindlers are IN
| Warsaw trying 20 steal your money.
They say they can get the America
wise for you. They are liars ana
| cheats: They will ony make trouble
for you and you can never go 10 the
United States II you deal with
them.
Tell all your friends 10 beware
Of passport cheats and wise swind-
lors. Tell them the American off,
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Tar and Feather
Coat for Doctor
For Malpractice

BEAUMONT, Tex, May Slight
or ten masked men last night drove
an automobile TO the residenee of
DR.. j. S. PAU. 4 local physician,
overpowercd him and took him TO
a remote spot in the woods near
the city, applying tar and feathers
and later bringing him 10 the
center of the business section,
where he was thrust from an auto
mobile into the midst OF Satur-
day night shopping crowd.
Taken to the police station. the
doctor refused 10 identify any OF
the group which aaeailed him,
later going to his home. /. was
understood that the charge upon
which his castigation was pre-
dicated was malpractice and 1t
was asserted that a specific in
stance was cited by his Captors.
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KANSAS CITN, M1y S"-IHmc9
Mclrosc, e. was shot and killed
here late today by Harley Hensloy, q
patrolman. According To witnesses
tho youth was watching gambling
game in vacant lot and ran when
tho officer approached Ln n state
meut made by the patrolmau atspo-
iiCe headquarters Hensloy sah that
he shot Mcirosp bccssIsc he Tailed
with a description given by pedos-
trian who had just been held up by
two youths, and that tho boy refused
to stop running when he was or
dcrcd o. do 80.
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ing must be done the night before
and twelve hours or more consumed
In the move from the farm to the
yards OF the packers. By the use
OF the truck, there Is an absence OF
the shrinkage. always costly when
there IL movement by railroad, the
stock arriving I'm better condition
and bringing higher prices. For
this reason the motor truck has
been growing 50 rapidly In popu-
larity that the railroads are notic-
ing a heavy loss In their revenues
while the truck owners and stock
men are profiting. The trucks are
of varying capacity and carry all the
way from ten to twenty head OF
hogs and three to 10 head OF cattle.
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Want Ads
Rates and Information

IHc per word per time.
scyon insertions Tor the price OF
six
Minimum space ~ words
% per word per Day when copY runs
one month without change.
Minimum UugIut one tims 25d
ALL CHARGE WANT ADS are due
and pHyholo tho same DAY first inHef-
tioo OF ld appears "a out-of-town
want ads and al wanted To rent, ait,
uatious wanted. wearing apparel and
houaahpld goods ads are positively
Casu In advanced
TIE LEp n ONE WANT ADS are
charged az the same rate as cash ads
and collections Will be made at your
homo or office 40 soon after first tn
sertion as possible. This Ia an accom-
modstiou service and payments should
bs made promptly when bill ls pre-
Honted. Always ask your telephone I'D
TO be repeated back 20 you by the
telephone ad taker 10 make sure that
IL has been correctly taken. The World
cannot assume responHlbility for errors
~ any Kind occurring In toiephcns
advertisements.
Under no circumstances are We re-
npOuBlbls for errors IN any advertise
meHt unless reported Immediately after
first insertion No reduction Ia cost
OF an ad Will be made unless error
destroys value Of ad.
Phone 5000
ASK FOR WANT AID DEPARTMENT
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Merchant Killed BY Lightning.

INDEPENDENCE, La. May S.
~ j.. Gaines. proprietor of a res
,"urani here, was killed early today
"S party OF seven alleged bank
''poers who Ills said by the police,
.I' attempting to force an en-
wSNce 10 the Bank of Independence
C.Ih surprised by the approach of
a.ln'S' Five men, all Mexicans,
,Mglt arrested soon after the shoot
"s ana are In jail at Magnolia.
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Reject Settlement Proposal.

SAN FRANCISCO. May s,-The
Masters, Mates and Pilots aSsocia-
ton OF San Francisco. and the Ma
rlne Engineers Beneficial assoCid-
ton OF Portland, ore, today voted
to reject proposals for settlement Of
sails last night.
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publlshsd in tho Tulsa Daily World MAY
2, 1894, world Publishing Company


PubllHheTE
REBOLUTION
resolution determining assessmenta
and directing notices thereof for nav
INK In STREET IMPROVEMENT bis
TRiCT NO 2Cf OF tho city OF Tulra
Oklahoma, ana declaring an cuerg-
eHCy.
WHEREAS. tho city Engineer on tho
2sth day ~ April, 1921, submitted tp tbe
Board his written stateiucut showing The
uaues Of the owners tho number Of front
foot owned BY each, "a description NJ no
property and estimate ~ the total cost
~ the Improvements, tho proportional
amount NJ such cost % be assessed against
tho abutiing property ana the total cHil-
mated amount a. b" assessed against such
owner. subject 20 HsHsHaIrrrt In ETVIET
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT 40 asl lu
-ofiu ana futslancc as lrHFld .u Section
city Of Tulsa, Bud
WHEREAS, TINS Board has duly exam
incd said statement ami found the ssms
10 be correct aul lu conformity tp law.
SOW THEREFORE,. HE IT M.
SOLVED BN the BOARD OF CON.
Missi0jNEtihtF 0t THE CITY or TrL-
That the said statement bo. and tho
samo hCrehy n appfoyed and
BE lT FURTHER HEsuLNED. that 10
is the determination OF this Hoaud 10 as.
seaz the cost ~ the improvements pro.
yided for in said STREET ININDN r..
MEST DISTRICT 40 goa against thc lots
ana blocks abutting said improvements
end the property benefited thereby and
the property liable 10 Assessment an fet
aut IN the Aforesaid statement of the Clty
~ IT FURTHEH RESOLVED. that mo-.
uce Of such determination 10 assess Dee
Eiyen 10 AN nwncrs of any aud pu such
world. a daily ucwsps per Of general r.r.
rulat.ou 30 the 'ity OF Tulsa, Oklahoma.
for tyc go oons"cuiiv" aays. beginning
on the o'h day. of May 1921, and
BE TT FURTHER RESOLVED. that tho
city Auditor De. ana sla hereby is directed
| TO send written notice hy rcgistrrrd mail
t.. ali .f nj fF To- "a
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LEGAL.

1' i." aforesaid rrgpns'd ass,..n n.n'F
ta'" notice, Goo pe in form anl s.u.i'u..,n
' ,.n "'
mailed at ne umo ds.iroa'si In saH
~ b, aul lhs same is n,,sn, ,.. 's 'ns
s.,s.meul. 1Trroyemonts o. materials
Irf shall ba continued from day ta day
yrN the sumr BE- completed AMI ANY OBJ.
i.vuuus not wad, Boo vyung ou or ueforo
a. Ni shall o., dr'in./to b, waived. ,ui
ug lr rrVrtrW KEsuINru mt
s.rl..'i d, T,. . ami f,i. "u .l n.f,', I,.
lt... .f said I,sfirr hrr ,rrtIfi,uI. .b.o
uu when aud Iu Nuat manner saIi notices
.r..t 'f ...t ',,f'f,,1t. U,. "fpI.tu ~
tb. .ruII..r', I,,o.,y .'n, 90, ,l'.' ,.. .,I,'
>" published nnI th' days on wh'rh tho
hl ll F'Hlllith hESpLNLn ihoi "n
.i il' rub|I. h'1'th Hud sHtot. Hud fur
10 I.'Ih. 'u'. "I Nl'"i lmlfuNtmrh'r.
''.,n ",''.''' ,hls ''Fuin','n slil'
'oN' NIr'l i''' "nd "Nc' lH adoption,
'r!..N,. 'n1 rHh.'cnuon.
uuon a,pueIrF ul approved thH 3td
uut Of NaN 1H.'
Nll H'\Ih. This Sra day ~ May l'al
Aitgst.
NUa PRANK SEAMAN
,.ty Auditor
Approved
TNANk D.. uuN'NN.
tltN Attorney
TubNrnHd tu Thr Iwsa uauy world Aptii
l9 IS. lt 20. no. o. H. 80. 20 ~. a.
"a. s2l. 90. ge ei ?s 20. lO May l. a.
Tublahius Comuaup. Tubltah,rs
QVpINANtU $50. zttO.
An Ordnance To- upportton lew
ond Rfscse special taxes ip payment
of the cost ut constructing q sanitary
sewer iu SEWER plSriutr No. ia
in thc Dty ~ Tulsa, no created aud
t"tnhush'd by Ordinance Nc, sll0.
ana declaring an emergency.
WliIHEAS lu uufsuphco ct tho pro.
visions Of thc Charter of tho cry "
Tulsa. oklahoma, and the statutes ot tho
STATE OF bklohuma, Tor such cases made
~" linNlu'u' Ahe he!h WY OF Tulsa ala
~, CNiHnuN. 40. ellN er'al" an estab.
Ish eFNhH 70 hl'i ~ lis and
e,',I "sNLng "r'lhl,9 u n.,oshAi5 70 vnn.
st'u', -s"N''H lh ralu rbNhh ptaIHltT Y
~. ! u, uS tne MnNlsons ot sald ordl /.
nance no = ~ ulu on me lfih Gay OF
anf Inc" cpnitsIm,ars' m 20 iippSS o9issr r,sss
fnr the corstrurtion of a ccrtsin ssnts,v
sewer I'm SEWEH DISTRICT NO, igi,
and, w. '''
WHEREAS, In pursuance of said con.
constructed certain sanitary sewer In
said SEWER DISTRICT 30. i72 and the
work under eaid contract has been ac.
Cepted and approved BY the city Engineer
aud tho noatd OF gStntniaslonorp OF the
Cuy OF Tulsa, and.
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All owners Of sbutiing property. prop
erty benefited by said improvements aud
hereby notified that an matters affecting
such improvements or benefits 10 the
property thereby and any claim or ohJrc.
Tons 10 tho nHsosgiurnts as above ant forth
shall b" filed IN writing In the office ~
Mrs Frank seaman, city Auditor of the
CITY of Tulsa, Oklahoma, on or before
the goth day Of May 1891 at $500 O'Clock
a. NJ. and the same shall be- hoard bv
the Board Of Commissioners on the eOfh
dsy Or May, 1881, ~ 900 O'clock A. NJ
and any claims or objections not 90 filsd
IN writing before said time shall b.
deemed waived
Dated this DAY Of. 1921
Mno AL Dr.A -
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2s sss0s
SECTION O. That the asasssmsnt hereby
levied on each ot the above mentioned lots
ana parcels uf land are horeby declared to
be q lion upon such lots snd parcels of
and shs.i be- collected and enforced In The
ssmF .tanner az other taxes In and for
tho yity Of Tulsa, oklshomsi are collected.
hereby levied shall BE- divided into three
90 equal annual inHtallmouts as au.
Oklahoma Tor such cases made ana pro.
ylded. that the assessments shall bear
interest az tho rate OF eight go per oentum
per annum, payable annually at tho time
uf the payment Ut tho several instAiliaents
Of the said assessmonts. from tho date Of
the first tnstaliment OF said sssassrnenis
together with the accrued interest on the
the 18Th day Of December, i5al. aud the
rsinaiuing deferred lnstallments with tho
yearly interest on the UNPAID insiallments
eha,l be payable on the 18Th day Of be-
cember ~ each succeeding year until all
shall be paid
Provided. however. that any OF the own.
ers o. the lots ot parcels of land so as
90 consecutive weeks following the day
OF ne iitH puhlicsti9n OF this ordinance
Tulsa, the fun amount Of the assessment
90 levied against their same lots and por-
cells Of Land ANA thereby release such
sEG1iGN 1, rhat thls ordiaSneo s6ail
be published for twenty nine t2sb couHecu.
tive days. m the Tulsa Daily world. a
Newspaper publiHhed In Tulsa. okla, that
the publication Uf this ordinance as re-
qulred by lay sha'l DO taken and re-
Interested iu the assessments hereby levied
BY The terms 81 this ordinance
SECTION bi That sl ordinances or
parfH 81 ordinances In conflict with the
provisions u this ordinance insofar as
such conflict exists are hereby repealed.
FOR me prrasryatinn of tho public health
and SAFETY by hgson whereof ms ordi-
PASSED, ana abe c;aerEoucy clause
ruled upon separately. ana approved THIS
APPROVED, this sth day ~ April 1921.
!. N. ADRGSON
Mayor pro tom.
MKs. TRANK SEAMAN,
city Auditor.
FRANK T.. DUNCAN.
tiy Attorney
lpubllsrr5 lu THO ru'sa Daily World Mas
g, D. 2. uud Q. 1891 World Publishing
FoTlcE.
tsea'ci Hldr Tor s'rss, psginFl
toucr So hereby given tha. IN pursu-
arrr of au order ny ibc Euuri NJ Com
scaled blIH viii t' received af the Office
nj tns CIty Auditor OF said cry until b
u'cl'rE o. rn, Monday MAY ION. 1871
for f4uiehIng materials and performing
the work neccsarv lr payIug ana other.
wise improving in On" manner and sub
jrct 20 tho conditions hereinafter set out.
thr following described ppftlons ~ tho
f4UgvgUE named streets and aycuuca IN
said tf.y Of Tulsa 90 wit.
LEWIS AVENUE from tho North
l|nr 0f uulcrrst Addition 90 the North
Dino NJ Eleventh street except inter
section with Seventh street The road
way thereon fUaI BE- 80 feet In width
FIt"TH tFourlhl STREET. from the
East lpf uf LOWS Avenue 10 the West
line ot college Avenue. Tho roadway
thereon shall b. &c feet - width.
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this DAY Of, 1921.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
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(publIHnrd bod Tho Tulsa Dauy World Mas
o. b, o. uud o. 1871 World Publishing
Co.. pubUElufBJ
NOTICE
The Washington times., 1921-02-16
.PADEREWSK| IS
WARY OF LEN|N.
Pianist Statesman Says Poland
Will Never Rest While Rus
sia Is BoIshevik.
BY FLOYD MacGRIFF,
international News Service.

NEW YORK, Feb. l6.-"As long
as there Is threat OF warlike action
against us by the Russian Bolshe-
Wiki, II will be difficult for Poland
to recuperate economically and po-
litically," Ignace Paderewski, world
famed pianist-politician, who was
Poland's first premier. told the In
ternational News Service in an ex-
elusive statement here.
"LENIN rs TREACHEROUs.,
Paper peace may be signed by the
MOSCOW government, but we have
learned that Lenln and Trotzky are
treacherous," ne said. Actual peace
Is what Poland. which has been war
swept for six years, needs today
above all else"
Paderewski dwelt on the lack OF
food. especially milk for babies and
bread for everyone. which exists in
Poland today.
THE bread Is very poor and a man
gets but one pound in four. days
Then. sand is often found in II.
sand? Why sand?"
Makes the bread weigh more" said
the famous pianist, sadly.
Because OF the lack OF sufficient
food. there is considerable disease
among the population"
PROGRESS AGAINST TYPHUs.
what progress is being made in
the tight on typhus? There were
250, 900 cases of that disease in Po-
land a year ago"
-"The number OF cases is about the
same" was the answer. "The chief
work in holding this scourge in check
Is being done by American sanitary
and relief agencies, under direction OF
the League of Nations.
Paderewski said that an added bur-
den upon Poland was the feeding OF
1OO, 900 Russian Bolshevik prisoners.
Asked II he intended to seek a loan
for Poland while in this country,
Paderewski declined to answer. say