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Evening star., 1921-01-19
CARL0ADING RECORD.

Railroads OF the country establish
ed q new record during November in
the average load carried by each
loaded freight car, according to COM
pilations made by the bureau of rail-
way economics. The average for the
month was thirty and one-halt tons,
which was two-nfths OF q ton greater
than the previous record and one
half ton higher than during the pre-
cedibg month.
Evening star., 1921-01-19

preparation for eradication of tuber
culosis and an increase of 100000 fo
control and eradication of hog cholera
Evening star., 1921-01-19
CLAYTON ISSUES CALL.
Asks New England Folk to Edu-
cation Conference.

A formal invitation to the citizens
OF New England to attend the ma
tionai regional conference on educa-
ton in Boston Friday and SATURDAY.
was issued today by p. P. Ciaxton.
;o uniteo states commissioner OF edu-
cation. The gathering will be ad-
dressed by Gov. Cox Of Massachusetts
M Claxton appealed particularly to
cltizens to take part rather than pro-
fessional educators.
Evening star., 1921-01-19
MRS. ROSA LEAVELL DIES,
Longtime Resident of Washington
Succumbs at Age of Fifty-Five.

Mrs. Rosa Mills LeaveIl, wife of .Job,
r Leaven OF 1926 14th street north
west, died yesterday afternoon after an
was fifty-five years of age and b.a
long resided in Washington The fun
eral services will be held THURSDAY ar.
ernoon in Richmond. Va.
Mrs. Leavell is survived by her hus-
band and one son. J. Burwell LeayeII
and W. n. Mills Of Newport News. Va.
ana three sisters. Mrs Ida Hall. Los
Angeles, and Mrs. Mary NJ. Stratton and
Mrs. j. Morris Carter of Richmond
Evening star., 1921-01-19
WURZBACH NOT FIRST.
7. n. Mckee Says Texas Elected
Two Other G. o. p. Coneressnsn

formerly journal clerk Of the House
OF Representatives. a statement re-
Gently published that H NJ Wurzbach
is the first republican ever elected tn
the House from Texas, was incorrect
George A. G. Noonan of San Antonio
was elected in 1894 to the Fifty-fourth
Congress as n republican, and r. r.
Hawley Of Galveston was elected in
1896 to the Fifty-fifth, and also in
1888 to Fifty-sixth Congress. Mr..
Mckee explains
Evening star., 1921-01-19
, Cau It district of Columbia. I"

- - 8ditW Of The Star:
How about cutting out" the word
washin gton from this burg" of dis
franchisement and taxation? Just
call IL the District Of Columbia in
mailing. To the best Of my judgment
every state has a hog path or railroad
crossing named Washington. This
District Of Columbia is the only one
on earth. At least, let US hope 30.
4 few years ago my entire ship
Woahington, Nc a. T. OSBORH
Evening star., 1921-01-19
POLES ON WAY TO U. S.
20, 600 Refugees Concentrate q,
Danzig, Others Arrive Daily.

American Red Cross advices today
said 10000 Polish refugees en- route
to the United States were concentrat.
ed in the free city Of Danzfe, 10000
Of the number being housed in a camp
on the outskirts Of the city.
Additional trainloads arrived daily.
the statement said. but great NUMBERS
were turned back for lack of pass.
port wise by American consuis at
Warsaw or other Polish cities.
Evening star., 1921-01-19
LOAN APPROVED
Chilean Council Of State Supports
= Act of CONGRESS. -;

SANTIAGO. Chile. January IA
hill authorizing the negotiation OF q :
loan of approximately $25.0o0.00e on
behalf of the state railways. which was
recently passed Dy tns ex Ihs co,nc;i Soai
Of state today. In a statement relative
tn the loan, the minister OF finance said
he was corresponding with New York
and European bankers regarding the
d4tails of the undertaking. He said the
loan would bear not more than 8 per
cent interest and would be repaid with
a fund created by the setting aside OF
is per cent OF the gross reVenuao "
the railways involved. -.-
Evening star., 1921-01-19
gen." C0xEY IN CITY.
Gave Mr.. Harding "Thirteen
Points in Recent interview

Cen" Jacob s. Coxey. leader Of
the famous "Coxey's army which
"sformed" Washington a number of
years ago in the interest of the un-
employed. made a less heralded visit
TO the National Capital today, bring
ing news Of an interview he had re-
Gently with President-elect Harding
at Marion. Ohio
Gen" Coxey said he presented Mr..
Harding with a copy OF his "thirtsen
points. covering soldiers welfare,
the Volstead act, resumption of trade
with Russia and other. Of his pct
theories.
Evening star., 1921-01-19
WILL DISCUSS CREDITS.
Lloyd George and BRAND to Take
Up Economic Crisis.

PARIS. January 19.-Premier Lloyd
George intends to discuss with Pre-
mier BRAND at their meeting. begin
ming January 25. the question Of in
ternationaI credits. says the Echo de
Paris. He has reached this decision,
the newspaper declares. with the idea
Of remedying any economic crisis
which may exist
Evening star., 1921-01-19

Over a thousand camels are used in
Queensland az a means of transport
across the arid districts, and the num-
Der is rapidly increasing
Evening star., 1921-01-19
AGRICULTURE BILL
TOTALS $33,517,459

Continued from First P;,@eD
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-03
KICK ON RED POLICY
Protests Against Blockade nnd De-
portntion Of Martens Sounded
at y. Y. Nassmping

t NEW YORK. Jan. 2.--protcst'
against the blockade Of Russia, the
deportation OF Ludwig &. \. X
Martens. Soviet ambassador to the
United states" and u demand fIT
opening or commercial relations
with his government were expressed
In resolutions adopted at u mas
meeting In Madison square Garden
thls afternoon.
The meeting was held under Joint
auspices OF the American Labor Al
linrcc for Trade Relations with
Russia. the American womon'f
critics union and th" soviet Rusgin o.
medical relief committee. Timothy
Healy. president OF the International
brotherhood OF stationary flrcmen,
presided.
United s,atcs Senator Joseph /
France. Of Maryland. Frank =,
walsh, lawyer. Mrs. lInrriot stan
ton Hlatch or the merogoncy com
mittce and william II. Johnston OF
the International Association ot
Machinists, were speakers.
complete ana unrestricted, "
relations with Russia, removal OF All
obstacles 10 trade with her, the cs-
ahllshment OF cable. post and wire
less communication and the riRht
to travel between the United states
and Russia were demanded In the
resolutions.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-03
METAL MINING IN
YEAR DEPRESSED
Federal Figures on Four
States Show a Slump
During 1920

WASHtNGTON, Jan. 2.--Prclim-
mary figures on metal mining for
1920 in California, New Mexico,
South Dakota. and Texas were an
nounccd tonight by the geological
survey and show that the metal min.
ing industry generally was In a de-
pressed condition IN those states dur
ing tn" year.
The output Of California mines for
1920 and the comparison with 1919
follows.
Goli sl3.933.60O. u decrease OF t2,.
1886; silver t1.57S.G6O fine ounces,
an increase OF 43i.i7i fine ounces.
copper l2.s3ig00 pounds, "a decrease
or A.Ie750I pounds; lead 5.07i. 500
pounds, an Increase of i.5O3,33O
pounds, and zinc l,572,5oO pounds,
an increase ~ ! .0ge,02s pounds.
NrW Mexico mines produced last
year Si76.O0O IN gold. $4,000 ounces
Of silver. 100000 pounds of lead.
1000. 900 pounds Of copper. and H. e
$4,000 pounds Of zinc. These figures
represent, as compared with 1919. n
decrease Of $4,000 for gold, 10000
ounces OF silver ana $4,000 ounces
or lead, but an Increase OF 5000 900
pounds OF copper and 3,SiO. .0O0
pounds OF zinc.
Gold production in South Dakota
in 1870 was fi,339,000 compared
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-03
IRISH FORBIDDEN
TO HELP REBELS
British Issue Order That
All Insurgents Must
BE Turned In

uy The Associated rf,s-
CORK ian Any person know
Ink others to posses. arms or am
muuition must report tho fact i'm
mcdinl"ly pr render himself liable 20
prosecution. Major General Sir Ed
ward Sriuktud commanding the
troops iu Munster. announced today
IN motto" issued here. II is Also
forhldd. % 10 assist truDls In any way,
hy providing Them with fond. cloth
ms vehicles ur shelter. The order
Is effective Tuosd1y.
Tho people 1to warned that they
ruW not f1iI % report The rebels ana
thcir movements without Tho slight
''t delay Appearance before "a
military court is alternative. ia" no.
lI'o stuios. adding That an attitude u
neutrality Ia consistent with the pu-
tltlDu of lur1'ity ga punishable -
declares that porFons who do not do
heir utmost o. prevent damage 10
government property viii bee dealt
with severely On pciHuu and iu estate
Sending out code tclcgrams with
out pcrmisslon pf the polio" iuspc,-
tor /, banned aud tho use Of wireless
'Dr carrier pigeons ~ prohibited. Al
meetings nud assemblies are forbid
lru, sis adults being considered u
meeting
The notice issued today Ia In ad -
'ditiun To u proclamation recently an
puuu'od recurring that the occupants
't huusos 'u nfflk u list OF residents
.u the iurcr side OF the door and
holding them responsible for the con-.
tact ~ such listed persons.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-03
BURN HOUSES IN REPRISAL
British Police Decide 10 Give Cork
inhabitants Some Punishment.

liy Tho Associated Press
CORK, Jan. 2.--Seven houses In
nearby towns ana their contents
were burned by tho military last
night ns u result OF nm ambush Of
the police near Middleton, II was
announced here today. The follow
lng statement was issued by the mil
ltary authorities.
AS the result of an ambush on
the police at Middleton the military
governor decided that certain houses
IN the vicinity OF the outrage should
ho destroyed as the inhabitants were
hound to have known OF tho am
bush.
"A notice was handed TO each OF
the Inhabitants stating why the
houses were destroyed. Each rcai =
dent was given an hour to remove
valuablcs but no furniture and the
houses were then destroyed. Moth
ng apart from the houses and the
furniture was destroyed"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-03
NO CRISIS, LONDON AYERS
Question Of Ruhr Occupation ~ Very
Distant. British Think

LONDON. Jan. attitude Of the
British government concerning mill
tary occupation Of the Ruhr region
OF Germany IL that the question In
very remote and that no crisis IN i'm
pending. according to statement
made in official quarters today.
IL was stated neither France nor
Great Britain would accedo To oc-
cupation Of the Ruhr region only as
u last resort after definite proof Of
bad faith and plotting by Germany.
Regarding disarmament Of the two
irregular German forces. 1t was said
the British cabinet viii have no
further discussion of this question
until after 1t hns received the facts
OF the situation In reports which are
expected soon from the allied mill
tary authorities In Berlin and Paris.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-03
Duluth Paper Sold.

TTITLNOF.T.TTIIA, Jun. 3,-An-
nounccment was made here tonight
that A. G.. Weiss had sold the Duluth
(Minnesota) Herald to NJ. y. Han.
son, general manager of the Phila-
dclphla Record and Paul Block OF
New York. Mr., Hanson became
publisher Of the Herald yesterday.
Mr.. Hanson was connected with the
Philadelphia Record for 81 years
and was general manager for sew
cral years, Mr. Block Is n widely
known publishers representative
ana is financially Interested in sew
eral publications.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-03
Eye Strain
Lavoptik

For QUICK benefit in cases OF
eye strain there IL nothing equal TO
simple witch hazel, camphor, hy-
drastis. etc. as mixed in Lavoptik
eye wash. The witch hazel and
camphor soothe aId relieve the in
flammation: the hydrastic and other
ingredients have tonic and antiseptic
properties. one man reports that
TWO applications helped greatly
when hia eyes wore 80 bad he could
not read without pain. We guaran-
tee small bottle Lavoptik to help
ANY CASE weak. strained or In
famed eyes. Aluminium eye cup
| FREE. Quaker Drug Co.
Sold In Redfork by Redfork Drug
90 .-.A1yt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-03
MOVIES SOOTHING TO EYE
Newly Invented Camera VIII Make
'Cm So Inventor Chains

CHICAGO, Jan Announcement
pf the invention of moving picture
.amora which. II was claimed. would
limiua'o distortion ana eye strait
and produce the same perHpcctiv,
ana symmetry In pictures that would
bee visible Il the objects photographed
we're seen Ia real HE. was made to-
'uy by George Spoor formerly pres
idcnt of "a large moving picture pro-
tuClug company, who gave "A demon
stIdtiuu.
Tho camera was invented by T.
John HcIggren Of sweden. formerly
an employ Of MIR. Spoor. II uses two
lenses IKE "A stcroscopc and on the
principal of stcriurt ioian, the in
vcntor claiming use of the two lenses
'csuted In tho same effect as IL an
object were seen In real life with
Two eyes,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-03
STATES BUSINESS
IS SLOWING DOWN
But Federal Reserve Re
port Indicates Better
Conditions Soon
NEW FOUNDATION LAID


Special 10 Tho Woud.
WASItNGTON Jan. General
conditions iu oklahoma were dealt
Federal reserve board rci,nscd to-
night There BE- a slowing down OF
business 80 nearly all Inns ln okla
huma bsi there is a general belief
that conditions will soon zoe IIghted
and foundation is being laid for
decidedly better business The re
port says only slight evidences Of
liquidation are noted.
ia southern Oklahomr cotton
picking continues although reports
arc 10 the effect that a considerable"
portion NJ tho crop VIII he paSturod
after the first picking
Petroleum production IN in excess
OF tho amount that can be handled
readily by pipe lines and rcfinorg
are temporarily storing some oil.
Operators are ourtaillng develop
nlcnt 10 some extent but extensive
enlargement ~ rcfinorirs is Ia pro-
gross. The petroleum market ls cx-
pcricnclug the usual seasonal dun
ness hut there has been no general
petroleum or its refined products
shipment of zinc ore from the Mis-
touri Kansas oklahoma aouthwcst -
"rn district during November was
3Ti1O tons az compared with iO,i7g
during the sumo month In 1919.
Coal mining ls holding up well. tho
percentage II employment being
more than In previous months
Reports from IA or the larger in
dustrial establishments In five lead
ing towns in oklahoma which om-
pioy total Of 1900 persons. show
reduction OF forces amounting on
the average To about seven per cont.
OIL rctincrics In some INSTANCES have
reduced the number of employees nv
much ~ 40 per cent. There have
been sumo reactions In the forces
or the packing houses. and flour
mills In certain sections of the state
have reduced their working forces
noarly 80 per cent.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-03
EXCHANGE WAR PRISONERS
Italian Regulars and Fiumc Legion.
nr,cs Are SWaplHd.

TRlESTE, Jan, g. Exchange OF
prisoners taken during the fighting
at Fiumc began today, l63 regulars
being surrendered. and 100 legion.
aires returned to Eiume. order is
aries maintained In the city by spe-
cial police organized by the national
council.
Gabriellno d'Annun2io. the poets
son, tried to entor fiumo yesterday
afternoon. but he was discovered by
regular forces. They turned him
back. threatening to arrest him II he
tried to evade guards sent with him.
The provisional government Of
Fiume began the disarmament of
the leglonaries today, within five
days none of the poets troops, with
whom he had held Fiume for 10
months. will remain. and all arms
In the city will be turned over TO
Italy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-03
z Million Pounds of
Tobacco to BE Sold

LEXINGTON, KY, Jan. The
Kentucky loose leaf tobacco market.
the largest hurley tobacco market In
the world. will open here tomorrow
with approximately 100000
pounds Of tobacco on the breaks.
on the price offered buyers depends
whether or not producers will take
charge of the situation and, through
a company OF their own, undertake
TO market the crop OF members OF
the Burlcy Tobacco Growers asso-
citation.
For the first time In the history
of the market there are three sets
of buyers present for the opening
Sales will be held In each OK the
eighteen warehouses daily.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-03

II IL seldom that ono finds
vaudeville bill where every act is
good one. Usually, no matter
how good tho bill as n whole, there
is one, and often more, weak acts
to dctraVt from the evenings en-
joyment Hut the former In the
class of hill offered at the or.
phcum this week. OF the seven
acts, thero Is not a weak one. and
there are several that might be
cllsscd as hcadlincrs Of the aver
age Dig time bill
Though Bobby O'Nenl, in n very
protcnlious song and dance act
that IL billed az -Four Queens and
Joker" is slated for the headline
position and dcscrvedly So. there
are four other acts that crowd the
hVadiiucr fOr this coveted honor.
clifford aud Wills, in AT Jasper
Junction." the -Four Gussips, a
novel singing act; Grant Gardner,
blacktlCc monologuist and the
final mystery act, "RCsista,' are
an with the audience at the first
show sunday night.
ONoin has an excellent act in
many respects. In the first place,
it's conception is novel. O'Neill
appears as the Joker and Is assist -
cd 10y four CumCly misses, VINO APP
pear as the queen OF hearts, dia-
monds, spades and clubs, The
frames from which they make
their sudden Appearances ana dis
| appearances are huge cards, then
| SONGS ana their lines carry out the
| card game idea, The girls have
| good voices ana attractive person
alirics m,iloutally they wcal
| somc lavish and daring costumes
| . NdN is an excellent soft shoe
| aud acrohalc dancer, and afte,
| watching a few ot his steps, an
| admircr of his class OF dancing
| longs for more O'Ncill has big
| high class act well worthy ui
| headline position ana Of the rcoep
| tiun it received,
| clifford aud Wills are old favor,
| ties ON this circuit Their act re-.
| mains unchanged from former sea
sons hut tins does not dctUact
| from ils enjoyment clifford II a
| combination station agent, baggag,
agent and ail-round utility man
tt waNsidc railroad station. Ills
partner is IA theatrical performer
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-03
YOUnUrsf Captain Of
CiUil War Is Dead, 72

ST PAUL. Jan. 2.--Captain
Iosophs Burger. ~, believed To have
becn one OF the Youngest captains in
the civil war, died nt his homo here
today. Burger enlisted In the army
AZ n drummer boy AZ the age Of IA
and three years later was commits
stoned captain. lie possessed n
medal of honor ana vnlur. awarded
ly President Lincoln
He came Ia Minnesota In 1871,
and served two terms In the state
legislature
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-03
Bobby ONeiH and 4 Queens
Headlines Best Bill of Season

waiting for a train. clifford In
good rube comedian; his lines are
good, and. what Is better, he put
them over with an ease and natur-
alness that do not make his work
appear forced in the least. Clif-
furds act Ia one that cannot be
fairly Judged by the applause II
receives at its close. An act of this
nature usually has no big punch at
the close to bring big applause. II
must be Judged by its reception
throughout tho time 1t is on, and
Judged by this method. clifford
and his dainty partner more than
pleased,
Grant Gardner received a big
hand at the close OF his act sunday
niGht, and most OF the time he
kept the audience in litter or
laughing outright. Gardner's act
consists OF "a lot of nonsense and
tomfOolcry. most of IL directed at
the audience, which handled by n
less competent comedian would
have failed. Gardner. as clos.
| ing number, plays u beautiful so-
lection on the cornct
I The Four Gussips Is novel act
| Tho -Four Gossips are women, each
| possessing a good voice. Their
] lUllNluuht nullptTS hUu thtAi NudE .
| tct scleCtiops are good,
"Resista,' me last act on the
/ bill had not the slivh h'est diff
Guilty In holding the audience. Re-
| sista Is slip OF girl who W nor
NAL weighs about ninety pounds.
She can change her weight at will,
and many men from the audience,
/ INCLUDING a wrestler, tried in vain
to raise her from the floor nt va
rious times when she willed against
II. In oUder 10 show that her shoes
| held no magnets or that she was
held to the floor I'm any other way,
she worked from a rope and "A
platform and allowed any number
or men TO attompt to hold her in
the air
Cornell Lcona ana Xippy have
a song and dance act that. features
some very good dancing by the
man Of tho team, aud introduces =
| wcN trained dog
Buch Brothers, who open the
hill, offer au excellent lcrohauC
act that has plenty Of life and
starts the bin off In excellent
! shape.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-03

william W. Cublcuz has hoou
awarded the Jansen medal Of tho
Academy OF Sciences ut Paris.
France, for his discovery la CON
nection with rays cmHuntiug from
the earth to the starn COhl"ntz h.
u native Of ohio ana has been Win
the buronu Of standards tor twriv,
years llo has developed "a method
~ measurlng radiant heat hy IN.
ftnfod ana ultraviolet rays ana hpa
devised an instrument for asironu-
morH 10 measure heat from thu
stars
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-03
MAN KICKED INTO ETERNITY
Mule Kicks stable Ross Carrying
DNnnmIiC In Hin HOCkCt

INIONTOWN. Hnu Jan. 2.--Frank
pelono. a stable boss. today found n
stick of dynamite ana put II In his
hip pocket. Later while working in
the stable he waa Kicked by mulo
Tho dyn,Suitc exploded. blowing Pc
lone To pieces and destroying the
az mile
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-03
Wire Flashes

vrw youK In, Jrrl,n DICK rot
ton broker s.s 1fcIdentfiy sho, and 20.
fiaualy wounded by ueorgc truce BrooE-
SON u the i,io HciyIleri BfookS ~ New
bIies. homre se.,ardsy gS evshlns The shoot
lpg rss,,iteA tom t6, disrTErxe of an
,rr,v ntst,I vni't ia ur..ka vas ox.
su,i1ing A, a bospiisi Ia was said to-
,yI, Ia, u. bt,t ,,ndiii,n Is crit.
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l. -..
vutvArKrr ,yi. Ia, Oi,fic,ai
fgrcs. given out W ne, coroner shpw ,'g
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with t,sG2.5sG the previous year
and silver production In that state
amounted to 6s,O35 ounces against
ilj,j22 ounces in 1919.
Texas last year produced 10000
ounces Of silver and small quantities
OF gold, lead and copper.