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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-12

Inc NoNt OF NffliH. tNT IhFAheI mi or
nation see owner az ga Mayo
bldg. or call Usage 702b. This 10
good Shanoe for some one.
NTED-DruE clerk. registered in
Oklahoma. Apply in person eiS L.
Hodge ST.
wANTED-scttied paving production. 100
to 500 barrels per day. Mid- Continent,
north ToKas. Arkansas. Louisiana, also
producing drilling royalties aud proven
acreage, GIVE price. terms maps maps ana ~. 1li
stock Exchange Bldg, Los Angeles,
WANTED to buy close in acreage TO
producing wells, In any part Of okla
92lss l25ss ,,sH SF R%Ss R%ssriG' d''n '0' same Al
WANTED--Acroage to drilL close to
shallow production, WIN drill offset
ST P'T Gd ySy' ns5fAs9 Sr ~ GHy
and srttlcd production ot wells IN vicin.
iN. sand depths, srayuy Of oil etc,
Lawrence L. spencer. l5S South Grove,
Wichita. Kansas
WANTEp--A Job pumping or handling a
lease. ~ Nears experience. can give
good references. Postofficc box SO, Red
FORK okla.
ll67 ACRES -Neosho county. kansas; 80
acres Grady county, oklahoma Tor sale
ur viii make drilling contract Phone
cedar lS7o o. address 6o5 Mayo Rlds.
HOlELS--ROOMiNG HOUSES Is
FOR Rooh,lns house close IN, fun
regular roomeTs Leaving Usage
/ 3GEN-R,
y FOR SALE- Roomiug house. fifteen roorus
good lnCntIunt easy terms Reason for
I sullIug ill health. Address Laudlady, 20b "A
I Dewey Bartlrsyille, Okla.
| FOR SALE-SiXtecn-r room hotel IN busl-
ness district. elegantly furnished and
money maker, rooms all fun leaving the
| city and win give someone a bargain; for
information, call Usage 1851.
HOTEL-et-room. an outside, modern
rooms nice lobby, everything clean, well
| kept, making money! reason Tor selling,
/ Price is right, and good terms. ask about
WILLIAMSON & PERRY,
/ Cedar al2S. Ng security Bldg.
| HOTELS. rnonins houses and homes
bought sold or traded, See allison,
I tos Unity BldE, or call osaEe t7lt
HOTEt.-SiKteen rooms, good business,
$1,000 cash will handle. Thompson COS
Mayo. Usage 3g60.
/ SIZE p. E HOUSTON for hotels, room
| INK houses, restauraEts, get IN quick or
/ pay more. Efficient service.
4. y, HOUSTON.
a4 security Bldg
/ gf-ROuM hotel. close 90 business center
/ Of Springfield; good furpiture, rent $50
per month, s2.5oO, $1,000 cash. Anna A.
1 Muster, ans Security Bldg, phone Usage
| 226l or cedar 2ii
! s2-ROOM modern hotel, In good oil town.
| we'll furnished, worth fls, ,0QO on account
OF other business viii sell Tor $1,000; one
half cash, balance small monthly pay
ments. Usage 63?s.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-12

tion. DAVIDSON Bros Plano a.. 0,... 03na,,
OF MAClllNERY.Strrnr, "a
on FIELD TRUCK co.
Packard Ntslrhs ana speed .a| 90 t
CheyenHr. office Phone Osaro .r1. ps.
ldenoe cedar iou. '
OFIiCE-STORE EQrIrMr>r q
FOR sALE-sigAtly used. thfg. r.,",..
doaka bargain. ATply ltlul. ur...-
supply si' $. Roulisr.
SPECIALS "A TnE SroUl, Ga
MEMS an leather outing shoes .......
able for work, i1eS. Tulsa D.rsB,
wEtrI>e ArrNRrr a.
COnptior coat and hat fo. ruHd Cor .
years. silk lined and beautifully ,l ...
osage i3t3. 1908 y Second
FOR SNLE-Ladlo8' taupe ,a.aur ..H. IA
black plush coat sizes 90. U.a. Hf.Vu,
furs. OHlgs 6520.
.HGHEsT prices paid Tor mons second.
hand clothing. shoes aud hats. I Ne
psage 9ohh.
HIGHEST prices paid f1r SECOND Ian,
meme clothing and shoes, rn.u. ,sdaf
1885.
HIGHEST PRICES rsid tor second Land
clothing. Hhoes and hats. ph Hf LA
HIGHEST PRICES paid Tor serHua. hand
clothing shoes. hats. etc. PEgua ssas,
MANS oyercoat. size 40. Wr ,.. bag,
blue serge kuICkbocRnr suit. ... mao.
tioally new cheap l2al s. Norfolk
SEAL SKIN coat. reasonable usar,
splRELI.A CoRsETs-M MADE 10 nea,1r,
AIRS. r, w. Lucas. ,OFsge Sisl
TWO ladies' good winter GOATS brown
and black, Hi2o 49, So zach. a't1 maua
heavy oyercoat osago 7oss.
MisCELLANEOUs TOR SAIL %
AUTOMATIC nistol, ngw, $50 savage
corner Twenty-flrst aud peoria.
| CONCRETE trash burners w,u reinforced
| 81 delivered. Osogo t0OZ-;,. 1890 4
Troost.
Modern Rad.antflre gas heater .'' fs..o5
/ Electric radiator heater ,....... ...5.uNo
New Edison with records ana spe.a. .....
5A7 Professional photo camera aal
ola stradiyarious violin ......... fia5m
! Old \iolonceil0. good shape o.. t... $500
Phone osage sc7o.
FOR SALE-Baby brown reed Ur.'I o.
| l2til $. Denver, apartment %.
FOR sALE--Ono reed baby buFr. good
as new VIII sell cheap Ceda.
FOR SALE-One pair French door. come
plete. call osago 47-2,
FOR ShLE-Reod baby earring. sos vs.
Second.
! HAVE 40. 3-A folding Eruwu.a Kodak
bargain, s.. Cali at 100 S. Main arar
0 y. M.
| NEW AND SECOND HAND store and
restaurant cguipmeuti butcher aGppIies.
| meat blocks. scales. tools. etc. Cedar sJC.
| % W. First.
| SHOT Gus, l2-guaEc. double t4--s.
cheap. oil W Fitth St
SODA FOUNTAIN, cigar and candy c8sss.
| carbonator, tables. chairs, cash TrE.s'.-.
| electric fanH complete contCctiurrrF UHfs
~. good as new, excellent uplUrtlu.tJ
anyone desiring TO open lrst-o.ass cone
feCtioncry OF drug store, Bargain. EASY
monthly payments. Write or wire GrHg.
man Fountain COMPANY. paiias, Texas
wANTED-To BUY 90
TuRN your waste lumber ana sq,1.gi
Company 1870 = sixth. cedar isio.
wANTEp-To buy accona band ,o'al-s
shoes, hats. etc. l22 ~. Ilrs-. osng'
JS27.
WANrED--To buy le. guago shotgun, ao
inch, fnll Iohokc. puipp preferred. cal
wANTED--A girls good second hand
bicycle. Call Oaago dtst-J
WE BUY aud sell used furnI 0Ire. call
US if you have anything 10 sell. RBwl'
ings \ Hauaws!t, 1lG h. Second ss
gedar 50,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~
EQUITY I'm 200 acres Missouri HuI t
trade for good automobile, Address
sat-t World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-12


OH LANDS AND LrAsEs 4t-a
CHEAP Tor quick sale, SO acres. one
well fuly equipped, eight barrels set
tied, Taneha sand. Address Box 46S-F
care World.
HERE rs a LEASE IN PROVEN
TERRITORY
Nowata county. offset on the east by
gas, oil one fourth mile 70 the west. no
dry holes near. Tho leases on the West
and east have been drilled without strik-
Ing a dry hole. win sell AN undivided
one. sixteenth interest In this 100 acre
loasc and one we'll drilled TO tho sand for
$50. ] can take you up tu SEQ this
lease. George W. Cunningham, sand
Syringe Okla. Phone t6s.
INVESTMENT
Looking for an Investment Have pat
CutCd device used on all oil wells saving
thnussn nds Of dollars on operating costs.
Now being manufactured iu Tulsa, but
demand is far exceeding facilities for
manufacturing, Need some additional
capital Can show you big returns and
high class proposition SNc are open for
the most rigid lnyestigatiun.
THE KELSEY MANIFACTURlNG Co.
alt Kennedy Hldg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-12

ilDIt. s. .Io. Apartment r newly 1ren.
rated HUI newly t.HuIrlUI. south ul,0u
fuE room. steam IlHf. U..flflIaE iuf
hiahrd beet und most drrrable lu city
for ihr money D0urn tifh.E
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-12
INSTRUCTION
LIVE STOCK


DO'.s, tAI', FfIN Os
CANARY birds Tor sale, S5. Usage t5i7.
FOR SALE-Fiyo highly bred pit terrier
puppies exceptionally well marked /,
must sacrifice as owner leaving city. Ap.
ply 20 10 mornings, 22sI Il. Admiral
Garner Gillette.
FOR SALE-Seyeral young yellow canar-
les, Fiugers. Usage 2Os3-J 1903 4.
Rockford.
BON rERklER and hull pups ana Silver
Persian kittens. Northeast corner
rwonty.first and Peoria.
German Rollers $40 gold fish, puppies,
pets etc. Catalog free. Ralph IA Hand y
ing. X, e, Bird Store. Kansas city, Mo.
RABBITS, New Zealand Reds: pedigrecd
and registered, In order 60 make room
for our tall litters VIC are making spec al
prices on choice breeders, bucks free with
certain orders. Call or write Sunshine
habbitTN 2il 5. Nanthus. Tulsa Okla
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-12

IIvuup. b.. ti5 .uc1uuml furasHcd.
large front room for two gentlemen,
tIHHus hfHn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-12
ROOMS AND BOARD

RooMS fON ittN1. rINNlsnfD u
CfrCtNNATi, a.. wonderful. uico.
large downstairs Mrcpiug room can
before q. m. OF after .. m. Phone
OSaEe 2aa0.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-12
PROPERTY for ExcHANGfJ
ENCIIANGF-RFAT TsTNII

PROPERTY tor EHLhRN1t,
ENCuANGF---REAI ESTATt -
FOR SALE or tiadc, four ruuu- u.. 18th
for six rooms, modern, rUN'".aF. "
north preferred, Apply ai 9Is b. f...
FOR SALE or tEade, J-rogw l.nstn.
with sleeping porch, hurdNnn. I.....
fun fsize lot. located on one ul 'he g"..
streets In city. fine Investment WI
a-~sldoT trade Tor standard make 'ar aN1
somc cash for equity, Lip-clHn h.tl
Esiate & Loan Co, Osagc 5a.s.
FOR rRADE-Equly 10 9-rouw un...
now vacant, ON pavement ia' 5000 i'~
OsaEe sl95.
FOR SALE or trade. des.rabI. residence
property o. four, five or n.1' T
Want farm or acreage, bap".N '.A.'
& stanford
10 ENCHANGE-Fo farm. rrar TULSA,
duplex, south side, good ln.a' %.
come, $40 a month. Address h."
sTHOMPsON MAKES F1NCHA.9as
COZ Mayo Bndg. bsaEr $500.
Trcde what you have for what '.H 'aht
70 TRADE FOR ciesr iurm. ru~. 'i.''--
or small bank, splendid lnrN a
erty in PonCa city. bklH.,. rented '.
annually, VIII accept I'D 300 .' N..-.'
or divide deal q. s. 'harr ''-
Robinson Bldg,. phonc ps1gn .-'.
WILL TRADE- Equity 40 Dot .. H'.
nieut for good used car. bsaH '..
WOULD YOT like your equity b" "a oN
taga for furniture inNl3-ruu. .".7
downtown? II Interested, phun '.'a
l7so.
" AN'rEn--ro trade. nice lot u N.1AHN.
vale addition. clear with som" '"-.. ~
first payment ON small house ono '.'
OsaEh tt7o-5b2.
WILL, EXCHANGE two 5.ro1.
houses on corner lot Tor i"'.t ''
Broken Arrow. Usage ls.'
2GxROOM hot,I, good location. a.
rooms good lease, Inut '.H.'
equity $500. 90 eNchnnEo 10. .r 2
lu T1su, will take good car W..
cash. We can make your rAtNt.n 81"
us. B. y. Skalck7 a co. ,eIa. ... .-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-31
WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. John c. Muckler Of 562t Car.
pcntcr street, entertained a number Of
friends at her home on Tuesday eve
ming. Among those present were Mrs.
Floyd Carley. Mrs Frank Smith. Mrs.
Raymond FCrrar, Mrs. William f..
l!ronz, Sr., Mrs. Louis IilliCh. Mrs.
Morris Lewis, Mrs Clarence Dill, Mrs
Henry Prothcrow, Mrs. Hanna LeCCh
ana Mrs Philip SpoOncr
Mrs. Floyd Carlcy, Of 53it Osngo
avenue, Is spending some time as the
guest of her mother in Rochester, y. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. Finkbclner, Of 532&
Baltimore avenue, have as their guest
their daughter, Mrs f. l.. Ubelc, Of
Savannah.
Mr.. and Mira. /. Korn, Of i234 Otter
street, announce the engagement OF
their daughter, Miss Hannah Korn, to
Mr.. benjamin Rosenblum, of this city.
Miss Marion McMichael, Of 100 South
Fifty-seCOnd street, was the guest Of
honor at theatre party given in her
honor last week by number Of friends
Mrs Caroline BuChbOru, Of 1iil
North Fifty.sovcrth street. announces
the marriage Of her daughter. Miss Alice
J. BuChbOrn, and Mr. BrOr Walter
Swenson, Of 1925 Frazier terrace. Sat
urday, March 20. in this city
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Condit Kellogg, Of
$500 WoOdbine avenue. OvcrbrOOk, an.
nounCcd the cngagcmcnt Of their daugh-
ter, Miss Helen Talbot Kellogg. and
Mr.. Henry Martin JuSti. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry NJ. JuStI Of Germantown,
at luncheon given on Tuesday by Mrs
Kellogg.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-31
NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs J. Martin Slmons. 2316
North Nineteenth street, entertained at
GUIDED Miss Lillian Wolf, Miss Emma
Wolf; Mss May Brode. Miss Mildred
kornbcan, Miss Grace Mulford and Miss
Stella Bean.
Mrs. l.. II. Evans. 1872 North Hutch
tnsOn street. entertained at n house
party in honor of her daughter. Miss
Rose NJ Evans, over the Easter
holidays.
Mrs. Harry Fox. Of 1897 North Broad
street, Is the guest Of her mother. Mrs
Rontskc. of Cordelc, Ga. She will re-
main South for fcw weeks.
Mr.. ard Mrs Harry Tutclnan and
their family. Of 500 North Broad street,
opened their cottage at G42l Vent
nor avenue, for the Easter HOLIDAYS
Miss EStcllr Goldsmith accompanicd
hy Miss Carrie Teller Kuhn. Of i20i
North l'rOad street. mOtorcd to Atlantic
city for n short stay.
Miss Florence Bacharachr Of I43i
North Seventeenth street, a student OF
wellesley College, spent the holidays
with her parents. ''''' =
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-31

Adams Mutton, daughter of the comman.
dant of the navy yard of this city Cap.
tain Louis NJ. Mutton, and Mrs. Mutton.
will attend the bride az maid Of honor,
and Miss Eloisc Warrincr, debutantc
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Samuel DeX-
ter Warrincr, of l35 South Eighteenth
street will attend as one Of the brides
maids. large reception will follow.
Ensign De Weese is graduate Of the
Naval Academy, 1920.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Dunn. Of Chcl-
tcnham road, Chestnut Hill, entertained
at dinner last evening. Covers We're
laid for ten guests.
Mrs. Hiram \. Cooper, of 3737 North
Sixteenth street, has announced the
engagement of her daughter. Miss Ida
Cooper. to Mr.. Charles G. Luck, of Syra-
CuSe, y. \.
Mrs. Frederic A. Boyle. of East
Orange. n. j., will entertain at box
party at the Mask and Wig on Friday
evening in honor Of her niece. Miss
Marion Eleanor MCFaddcn, whose mar
rIage to Mr.. Henry Carlisle Rippard. Of
Wilkcs-Barr" will take plac" Saturday,
The guests will include the bridal party
and Out-Of-tOwn guests. Miss Mildred
Armstrong Simpson will entertain at
luncheon for Miss MCtHddCn on Fri
day. Tho guests will include the bridal
party and Out-Of-tOwn guests. who will
include Miss Margaret Brpomall. Miss
Natalie Birknblnc. Miss Carol Wilson
Mr. ana Mrs. Linden g. lipp"rs, Miss
Esther Trothaway. Miss Wlhcmina
Rcichard. Mr.. Thomas II. Rippard. Jr.
Mr. Douglas BirEn, Mr.. W"lm"r Birk-
inblno Mr.. Kenneth Wilson, Mr.. Robert
LayCoCl< and Mr.. Raymond Robinson.
Mr. and Mrs John NJ BroomaN of
Mrdia, win also entertain at dinner for
Miss McFaddrn and the bridal party on
Friday evening before the Mask and
Wig party.
Announcement Is made of the mar
riagr of Mrs. Frank Charlton. daughter
of Mrs, T.. y, Lower, Of OvCrbrook. to
the Rev William G. Ncy. pastor of TN"
Temple Lutheran Church, of Brooltlin",
in the Fifth United prcshNtcrIan
church. by the Rev. II. w. burnside,
y, d. and the Rev. William !. Miller, at
: O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-31
MOORESTOWN

Miss Eorwcn, OF Elizabeth, y. j. has
been guest Of Mr.. and Mrs Clement
Hopkins, Of Main street for some time.
Tho engagement Of Miss Phoebe
Rong, Of Boston. and Mr. IIowa rd
L"sli", "f Moorcstown, has been an
nOunCcd.
Mrs. Arthur Collins has scnt out In
rItauons for q bridge on Friday and
Saturday afternoons.
Miss Trvina wilkins has returncI
from n trip to California.
Mrs. Nathaniel Davidyan has sent
bridge on Thursday April I.
Mrs. Albert Middleton. Of East Main
street. Will give a card party on TUGS
day, April 10, from Z until o'clock
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-31
EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER- pH1IADELpHIA TH
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Miss F'rieda Harris has returned TO
her home, Mt 1904 South Fourth street
after having spent ~ week as the guest
of her sister, Mrs. y. Rosenberg, at her
cottage on South Rhode Island avenue,
Atlantic city.
Miss Margaret Bonner has returned
10 her home, At 2ilS South sixteenth
street, from spending n few days at
NCntnor.
Mrs Walter Christ aud her dhueh-
ter. Miss Florence Christ. Of 1927 Daley
street, have returned home after a
fortniEht's visit with Mrs. Christs
parents, in Baltimore
!, Miss Madeline Sllfor daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. g. BarinEcr Slifcr Of
1907 Riincr street. is spending a week
in NentnOr. Upon her return she will
leave for n trip to New York.
Mrs Matilda Nusbaumcr ann6unccs
the engagement Of her daughter, Miss
Theresa Cecilia Nusbaumcr, to Mr.. Be
dell Wills.
Mr.. Maurice Sewers. Of I'LL Ritner
street. will entertain the mcmhers Of
the Argyle club at n smoker on Sat
urday evening. Among the members
are Mr.. James williams, Mr.. Joseph
Uougherty, Mr.. Joseph Cushing and
Mr. Abe Nichols
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-31

"A MOTHER attractive dcbutante will
n be Priscilla Morris. n daughter of
'hp late Alfred Paul Morris and Mrs.
Norris and sister of Ottilic Morris,
who made her debut this last season.
Priscilla is rather tall and has beautiful
yes and wnvy hair. Her mother was
Hiss Mildred VAIN. a daughter Of Mr..
|nl Mrs. Jacob VAIN. of IIavcrford.
bhe MorrisrS live at Nillanova. un-
(erstand that Priscilla will be introduced
(ary in November.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-31
INST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Talks of Seeing Smart French Clothes
She Chats about More Debutantes Who Are
E to Be Presented in Fall

lhen said Mrs. H---2."1f they clan
very hard you can go out, and say this
one , next. Polly went faithfully
through the first piece and the audi.
ence' highiy delighted at the size of
ner ana her beauty and cutcncss,
SSiapped far longer than she expected.
90 running out she held up her small
nnnu @ ana said: "1f y'cvcr top clap
ping, l dot anuvvcr t'say."
Nancy WYNNE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-31
Al oNG THE READING

Mrs. oscar Bismarck Kcis*cwcttcr. of
INLAND road. Nohlc. entertained her
bridge club Tuesday afternoon. There
werc twelve guests.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Bernard S. Rerlin. Of
Lower old York road, nrn occupying
their new house, on Eliins avenue,
ElkinR Park, the former homo Of Dr.
and Mrs. Edward Rufus SibIcN, Of New
Nnrls
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-31
Thoto by Iho.o-Crlftcrs.

Miss Bella Marshall ana Mr.. Wilbur
Kramer, all of TuCkcrtOn, y. J. The
guests included Miss Sarah Lance. Miss
Helen Iloofelman, Miss Marion Finncy
Mr.. Albert lTardwick. Jr, and Mr.
Joseph Tithcrs
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter t. Winslow
and their son, Master Walter T. Win
slow, Jr, Of 5i7 East Maylahd street,
have returned from spending short
time in Wildwood n. j.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-31
GERM MANTOWN

WakctIclG street. announce tho en-
gagemcut Of their daughter. Miss Hen
rictta Stcinbcrg, to Mr.. Israel Scrota,
Il. =. T., of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lance. 1871 Me.
Diary avenue. entertained on sunday in
honor Of their guests. Mrs NJ Marshall,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-31

THE r"hcnrSals had been very caro-
l. ful and Polly. who is four. was told
ust when to rccite her little piece.
The New York herald., 1921-03-18
TEN COMMUNISTS ARE
ACQUITTED IN FRANCE
Lifshifz and Loriot Freed, but
Defeated at Polls.
BIZ the Associated Press.

PARIS, March 1.-THE ten Communist
leaders who were placed on trial Feb
ruary 2S on the charge OF plotting to
overthrow the Government In connection
with the strikes Of May /, 1920, were
acquitted to-day. The Government
charged that the strikes were intended
to paralyze the country ar the prelude
10 the setting UP OF a Soviet Dictator
ship.
-Four of the men tried, Pierro Monatte,
editor OF an Extremist newsps per Boris
Lifshitz, known as Souvarine Socialist
editor: CASTOR Monmousscau. Radical
leader of the railway workers, and Isi-
dore Loriot, were alleged by the Govern
ment to have been members OF tho ox-
ecutive committee OF the Third Interna-
tionale of Moscow.
The trial. which was held before the
Seine Asszes. attracted wide attention
because OF the proninence Of Idfahitz
and Loriot, both of whom conducted
active campaigns for election 70 tho
Chamber Of Deputies on the Communist
ticket while In jail The elections were
held last Sunday and both were de-
fentcd.
The New York herald., 1921-03-18
RHEIMS MAY HAVE. ANOTHER
ENTIREL Y NEW CATHEDRAL
Committee Would Leave Present One as Monument to
German Barbarism, as 1t Is Hard to Find Workmen
Capable of Replacing Destroyed Sculpture.

ciently to permit the holding of services.
leaving the maximum amount of devas-
tation as 1t Is so as to show future gen
erations how German barbarism invaded
Catholic France.
The opponents of this scheme, however.
insist that true Catholicism demands
that the idea of perpetuating national
antipathies must be abandoned and
the edifice repaired regardless of cost.
There is strong possibility that the
former school will prevail. experts de-
claring that 1t is practically impossible
10 find workmen in this generation sufii-
ciently talented to replace the master
pieces of sculpture of the fifteenth CEN
tury. In this event 1t Is likely that a
Jew cathedral, entirely modern, will be
constructed, on another Rheims site. with
the funds promised from both sides Of
The Atlantic.
The New York herald., 1921-03-18

military measures than those being
employed ut present.
The demand of the Reparations Com
mission that Germany pay $250,000. 900
by next Wednesday as an earnest of her
intentions to meet her obligations CO.
incdes exactly with French opinion.
There apparently is a general agreement
that all the allied offers have now
lapsed and that the full terms of the
treaty alone remain to be enforced.
The Governments bill imposing 80
per cent levy on German goods which
was introduced to-day is modelled al
most exactly after the British bill and
It will undoubtedly be passed, though
il was criticised by several orators, in
cluding Louis Klotz, formerly French
Minister of Finance, who pointed ont
that while the British might benefit
thereby in France it would be the
French consumer who would i the so
per cent. and 1t would bring little into
the French treasury.
In a speech before the vote in the
Chamber was taken Premier BRAND ac-
cepted the view that the Paris agree
ment was a dead letter lacking Ger
many's signature, and now exists only
as treaty explaining the demand of
the Preparations Commission for the i'm
Mediate payment by Germany of $780,
100000.
This commission" said Premier Bril-
and, rs a small. permanent interalled
commission. requiring unanimity to OBJ
tain decisions Very well; 1t was after
such unanimity had been obtained from
the Allies that it acted
Again M. BRAND warned the Cham
ber significantly that It might be called
upon to make grave decisions, his refer
ence apparently being to May /, saying
that the moment might come quicker
han was thought. He asked for a vote
of confidence in the meantime.
The New York herald., 1921-03-18
By the Associated Press.

WARSAW, March 1.-THE Legislature
of. the Republic. on the eve OF the
plsbiscite to determine whether Upper
SiEasia shall be Polish or German. to-
day passed the constitution OF reborn
Poland after its third and final read
ing
Eighteen months ago a special COM
mission Of the Diet began struggling
with the question. A constitution now
las been completed, which the Poles be-
1ieve viii have a favorable influence
urRn the participants In the plebiscite.
AdNelbert Korfanty of the Polish PIE
b'scite Commission to-day forecast tha.
b0sper cent. of the votes in Upper Silesta
would be cast in favor OF Poland.
In the event that the Upper Slesians
vote to join Poland after a separation
OF more than 500 years, the Legislators
haye promised the Silesians wide auton-
uuyy. with their own Diet, elected upon
a broad democratic basis and represent
snE all trades OF the Industrial district.
nalf the size of Belgium, which has been
the object of dispute between Poland
and Germany. So confident arc the
Poles of winning the pleblscitc Sunday
that the manufacturing areas which
suffered through the war and since 1t
through lack of fuel, are preparing ex-
tensively for a resumption of work with
cheaper coal, which victory in the
plebiscite would bring.
During the early hours this morning
tired Diet members slept at intervals
w.ch heads upon their desks. while
sorne watched the progress OF the meas
ure, calling the sleepers TO vote when
needed by ringing bells. The sitting was
enllvened during the small hours BY cat
calls and whistling prior to compromises
on the article providing that the Presi-
dent of the republic must be of the
Catholic faith, which was altered SO that
4 Protestant shall be eligible as Chief
EXECUTIVE.