The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], January 06, 1920, FINAL EDITION, Page 2, Image 2

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TULSA DAILY WOULD, TUESDAY, JANUARY G, 1920
CONGRESS MEETS keep rail changes WANT AMERICAN
BUT DOES LITTLE.
Reconvenes After Holi
days and Spet'climak
ing la Hogun.
REACH NO PACT BASIS
Conference) Continue With
Compromise Still Far Off
Merger Not Present.
Sot mil liiiiiit'itlnns liv Itnltro'iil Ail
iiiliiUlnillon Will Hit lti:l. ilncd
i;cnillu- Aiiikiiiiii'I'.
FOR TURK RULE
Jnternational Commission 'COURT SUSTAINS
rian Heforo tho 1
Allies.
WASHINGTON, Jin. D Hon, of
Uio i luinKcn In rjllro.nl ohtiiII"H
ailopMiil ilnrlnR the (icrlinl of Ruv
rrriinrtit control will lm i:onllnilnl
iiftar llin riMil.i urn rvliim'd to irl
viitu tiiiHllon Mmi-pIi I. Tim Anno
rlallmi of Itullwiiy HxnflilllVH ut
uirrtiitifM now hfin I'"1'' ' Wuih
Inglon nr. iiinfiilly rotnlilwrlnK nil
of Ihfl (liiinici-n, nml Tliinniia Ili-WItt
ruylfr. lt cnairinim. ftnimiinrrii ln- i,!0vi.rn (jonalinitinu.l ,m, II. n mr
I'"?.. 'T...0 """""" ",r8,l"y '""'l-Un win, an Arn-ri.:..,, ,
Iw Ii.inMm 1 tf h , I other inn-1 who ton nxraplloti lo thr majority m
I iitulK (.hi i iirncfl from Is-on Mui -1 vIcwh i cK.iriltiiir tij 'otu of thf
"m an Inflm-ntlal (iri-k who In ! war tiowrm.
llltUIWLS I'ltOMISi;
M;V t,i:tiMi MATI'Mi
NKW yoflK. Jnn. 5. -Another
tlht for !T5 or ihtiI titer will he
rnailo before thn t.'tiltcil Htatt's mi-
TEN STATES SHAKEN"1
run unionisms ui. oisti-hj
worklliK f" hotter relatloim liotwrwi I
iiieeeii iml J i.m. i III. would linvu
ii HuIn m ileum m fur prt-aWpnt If
no Afiirl. .in won I, adept thu pui
LIGHT BEER BAN
lly NHWTON C I'AltKK
Ilf Intf f iIIoiiI Nnwii !
I'AKIH, .hut. Tim eriNitlon
if mi InietiiitllofiHl coiiiiniNiNiiii lo
I jirthiiuk llixi Iliiuv Oiiiiiiikc In
Mculin: Two Villages llcntnijeil
nml .Mnnv Denlli Iti-tilt.
C - Ten
earth-
Ailontlnn of ft ruin for thn illatrl-
hiillon unit Irilureh.niKO of frnluht
en rtt.
fnnllnimllon of th nyslem nf
oprrutlliK NlHtlNtli'N nnliitilUtheil hy
tin. rnllronil il m I n In t rf lim.
Cmilliitmllon of thn prnmnl
t'lmratm.
A iiimorniluiii oiitllnliiK tho
ViriHtlon'ii olijnvlloim to I li'i Cum
nilna nml li'h hllhi v. Ill lm pr
antil to thn Nrniitn anil liiiuao i'oii-
fiTi-eM within the next few ilav. i
HMOi'littlon. wilil. ailillni: that prmiT
vatlnn of loral control over rati-",
NiTvlcn, lirnimillmt anil oxteimlon
woolil lie linkr.l
WASHINGTON', .Inn. ronarmw
went lo work Immediately toilay
upon rrcunvniilni; after It fortnight
ly holiday ri'M.
Without formality, hoth wmutn
mid hoiiaa In wan illapOKllluii of hllla
on their nilemlilta Htiil wUhln .in
hour or o hoth hoitlna reNiimed llieir
normal iippuaiani-n of aounl ntirml
aneo ilurlliL' apeeeliniHKlliK Mlaivl
l.incotia hllla only were i nnatnrril
ii nil fow of the laa Important punnxiI.
Thu Miiiiito Into In the day alarteil
(lehatn on thn waterpower itrvrlnp-Jili-nt
hill, rmiHlilratlou of whlih
itrtiti, lunM 111 fnll 1 1 II II m Inlll Ink! Wl-pk
Tho merlin amlmm, hill, whli ;h fJgW PACKER LAW PROPOSED
Henato leailrra hail i'Xieeleil to take ,
up toilny. went over until tomorrow i -
Them wero few ihneliiimtiiit.i ami
only perfunctory iIIhi'iirnIoii ! tho
peaco treaty In the iwnatii. Henator
Kliut, ituinoiuat of I'lah, primcnteil
formally hl Not of eoiiiproiiilm) ten
ervntloriH ami miiny Houatora wero
eiiKUKeil all (lay In private rotifer
ciici'h on the treaty Nltuiillon, hut
tiothliiB tnimlhln renulleil.
Vletor llerKer, the WlHi'onnln o
clallnt rn-elrcluil after belriK refuneil
a ne.it hy tho house, illil not ar
rlvn toilny, hut tomorrow or lin
innillutnly upon IiIh preNetitatlon of
re-electlun vreilnntlulN, houm. IimcIith
plamiml 10 refiiNu iiKnln to era lit
him a Neat. Hepreeiitittlvo Mann of
HllnnK former repulilleiin leailer,
nurprlHeil Iiouno memherd hy an
oounclng lio woulil Miipport Ilurcira
iIhIiii.
Many rominltlrca of hoth Nenatn
nml hoiiNo i;ot Into artlon toilny ami
preuireil to Ki'lmt out (ho emlleioi
proii inilim of IiIMh nml re.NolutlnnN
which are expeeted to hohl cotiRrcNH
hern for tho next lilnn or 10 tiiont tin.
with an ArniTliMii aa
priwlilont, la tho lateat auggetlon on
thn ovn of tho eonferi nee of I'rmnler
liloyil (iNorKu, I'reiuler ('lemnuimi,
I'tmnler Mill of Italy ami J'rvtulcr
Venlieloa of flreeco.
Not only will a. aupreinn effort
lie niailm llila woek to aotvn the per-
melhml of rollHctlwi iranaportiitlon llln; Turklah problem hut an mi
teinpt will hi. inailn In rem h A com
luiimlHfl on I'lunir at thn aame time.
lni.itclii- from ll'itim any that
nnwpapera cloar t thn Kovirnmnt
mo pri'parliiRT thn puhllo mlnil to
airept a rvjnetlon of Uahrlelo
.loin, II. Ilenton. aolliltnr for thn ("'Annunrlo-a herlNhe, .Jrean. anil
l.lo Slock (' nil-wloii Ahl.nl for hy
licniirn ami hi nilrli k.
WAHIUN'ITON, Jnn. t A new
plan for ifoviirnment reKtilatlon of
the meat Imlunlry lncliiilln p.irkcm.
torkyarilM ami llvo Htnrk cummin
moii iiierchantN. w.in prenenteil toilay
tiy Himatota K'enyon, repiihllran,
Iowa, .nml Kcnilrlrk. ileniocrnt,
WyomlriK, to tho Henato ni;rlrulttirn
oommltlen when It heijiin ronahlerii -tlon
of their tienOlm; hllla which
have heen attackeil hy the parking
nml other IiiIi tcnIh. Thn mihHlltuto
inaeHiirea woulil provhlo Kovcrnmrnt
'rexlMlratlon" Itmteail of llceiiNlnir,
lint Willi hroail feileral reRiil.itlon
IhroiiKli i propimeil feitoral llvo
aloel conilnlmilon, compohmt of thren
tucmhvra appointed hv the prrsl lent.
Inxtcail of Hlncln official.
Another featuie of llio Hiitinlltute
meahiirn would iiroildn law for thn
hettlemeiit recenlly efferted tietween
tho department of Juallrn anil the
packer dlvorcltiR tho latter from all
hualncHH except meat parklnir
to rei Ivn a eompromtaa nKrce.ibl)
to I'naldent Wllaon.
U'hllo Noma dclalla of the parti
tion of Turkey Into Nphere of In
fiuenio h.ivn already heen worked
out, thn reennt conference In lin
don falmd to aeltle complntnly thn
fata of thn former Turklah em
pire. Tho Inability to reach a com
plete aiireeinent la auld to have re
Halted from llir nppoattlon of M.
Herthelot, tho l.'ri'lieli forelmi offl-
er, to thn MiiMKcMtlonH of I.loyd
tleorKo-
I'reniler VenUnloa olnca Ida ar
1 1 v.i I, etc tnveial day hk haa held
hevernl cnnferciieea with Crouch of
flclala iiKirdliiK (irceeo'n Turklah
tlalniN.
Thn (Ireek premier la expeclcil to
(plav a iilronif roln In thn final de-
i ihimia in i urHvy h iiiiuin. no in
ready to urKo a (Ireek inandula for
Conatiintlnuiile on tho irroiiinl that
a larKo part of the n)iii hit loit la
tlreuk. However, thnro la a feelltiK
that Vcnlnzeloa would eventually
diippnrl a DrltlHh mandatory If It
would ch. ino tliu Turk completely
out of Kuropn
The HUKKcatlon of mi Internationa)
cnuinilHHlon for CoiiNlnntlnopln and
roNTiM m nm.M i'un osr..
under the u.irtliun prohlblM'in Bit
agalnat the Htnndaid llrcweiy of
llnltimoie .in,) th Aioetiian Ilrnw
Iok company of .New "rleana for
mamifiniiiin of i.l;, hcer hnforo til"
ourt held that cnimreiia haa the
rlMht to ilelcroilnn what la Intoxi
cating hnveraKva, but In view of Hi"
timet tho Volaicad act lind not yet
been iHinaed, mnnulacturo of low
alcoholic beer waa pet mlaathtn undep
uio wartimn proliliiltlon net, ptovlil
Iiik t waa not Intoxicating.
'I'll I'lisll I'llM'l,
Following liandlnK down of to-
ilay'a opinion, Aimlatnut Attorney
lli'inTiil I'Heraon, who h.ia been In
uharKH of the proliliiltlon caHoa In
thn Hiiprome court, aunounrod that
tho dniiartment of Jimtino waa ready
to bgln thn pronevutlon of all per-
aotia who huvo aulil liner alneo thu
ptuMHKn IhbI Oetober ZH of Uio Vol-
lend ad Tho mime of nil per-1
ami violatltiK tho nut havo been ob
tained hy thn department and card
Indoxed, u ml proNovutlona, ho n.iul,
would lii'Ktli at once.
Thn opinion of .luatlen HrnndelN,
who nlau uavn tho bocmeber if, dn
i IhIoii iipholdlni: Ihu cunntHutlon.il
Ity of the wartime prohibition act,
waa HwenpliiK, HctlltiK forth that
"Implied wur pownr over Intoxlcat
In Ihiuora extenda to tho onactmunt
of lawa which Mill will not merely
prohibit thn wile of Intoxicating
lliliinn, tint will offoctually pruvont
tholr aula."'
"Wlii'tlmr It hn for purpura of
nntlonal ilefetiHe." thu JiiHtlco H.ild,
"or for I tin purpoHn of eiitabllalilUK
poatofflcea ami post rouda, or for
thn purpoao of reKtilatlnir comnierca
amom; the mcVitiiI atale. conres
Iiiim llio power to make nil lawn tic
cuawiry and proper for cnrrylntr Into
uxeculloli tho duty ao reposed In tho
federal Rovernnicnt "
A illnHcntlnK opinion concurred In
hy tho other threo UHsoclntn lua'lcea
wn Kl'en hv JuHtlce Mi Iteynolda,
MI'.VIlTl CITV tin
promo court, accordlnif to K'nory M(lt w,rn haktt'i by tho
Kllhu" UooT'b. nieT for" JaVob Mu-I.n which on .Saturday nlht de
Itupert, nKlnat wliorn Iho I'liliel atroyed at lent two villages mid
Htate aupinmo court decided today, rauio-d many diutha In the Htato of
rim iiui-atlon whether z.7j ueer ( Vcra Cru. These ainlea were Mexico,
Punbla, Vera I'rur., (l.ixarii. (Jtierrero.
tm, v i,i. mil, i ulipr ihn IStli amend
moni la e ra.i ve. . ' Moreloa. Jallaco, TMxcala. IIHUIro
,". ' ,c . f"Vlr''' , M,rJ . iUCi'r4 "Ml guerctaro They atretch from
' " v. ... ,, o-,, , 'ho lalhmua of Tehuanteper In ai
only under wartlmu proliliiltlon. nortliweaterly dlrwilon. a dlanince of i,
day' ileelalon relate only to tlm ,u lir)y 500 ,,,,, nil rrom tllc umff
wur power of cotiKrea. When i ,of m,.x,.0 t tMr l-.iclfic.
amendintint la effective ciueatlorn Iteporta received up to It o'clock '
will bo talshit not only ti to the i Inst nf indicated the cent er of the
validity of It paaaiiKe. hut nlau clmlc convulalon wna In thon'lKh-
whnthor or not noii-lntoxToMliiB , horhood of Mount Orizaba, a volcano
beer i.an bn aold under It." iHliualed about 70 mile went of Vera
K rim on the line beiween the atatr.
iClihiiso I'nlntvra t'nlon Difluira
i lirmcr SolillrtN Ineligible.
CIIIi'AHO. Jan. 5 Member of
the American lx'Blon today are Inel
Iclhln t. tiieinboia'lilp In fhlcnRO
rulnter' union, lor.il 275. n unit of
tlie clilctiKo l'edcr.uloti of Labor.
On the theory thnt anyone who !
it member of the IckIoii cannot be in
ayinpntliy with the labor movement,
the union I making preparations to
otiat any of It niemuera who arc ar
ruiaieii witii imc organization
world war veteran
Miu li Zinc Ii I'lulniiil
-MIAMI, .l.gi. M,,r 11 ,
000 toua of zinc waa prn.tu. 1
lead ii ml zinc field of n
Oklalioma In 1910. n, ,r,i
lire (omplled to the I m'. i
KcotoKlcul anrvo. Thn ,4
largeHt ?.lnc output ov, r m.i I.
sltiK'c atiitr.
Kvery department of In
In? need lied ("ro!"t lWj
Uuually Rood for kitchen
of tablo linen, rliccta mid pu,,
etc Advt.
TICOOI'S AIUIKICNT TOD hIAIWI.V
Intimation Hint IVrliliic 'nioiiiilit
War llcpartincnt N (ihcii
WAHIIlNtlToN, .'an. B--ttitlmn-tlon
thit (liineral 1'rrahlnB felt the
war department did not aeml troop
to France a fast nn It mlKlit have,
wero made hy IlrlK Hen. I'ox t'on
tier, formerly of fieneral 1'erahlnK'H
stuff, tetlfyiriK heforn tho houmi
commllteo on war expenditure
Oeneral Conner ileHcrlbed tho nil
nation In December. 1917, a Herloui
and upon IicIiik duentloned a lo the
war department' effort nt lti.it time
to send troop, paid' "Wo felt thu'
thn transportation of troopa could
have been expedited."
Ohl People, Who Arn I'cehle nml
Children Who Arn I'nlo nml Weil..
Would hi irrently benefited hy the
General HtrcnKlhenlnR Tonic Hffei t
of OIIOVUH TAHTKIiKSS chill
TONIC. It fitirlfle and enriches tho
blood and huliila up thn whole ay,
tcm. A Oencrul fitrenBthenlUK Tonic
for Adultii and Children. 10'' AdM
DR. ALLISON
Ilonr 0 n. m. lo 0 p. m.
142 Enst Third Street
Tclcphono Dniko 0372
of Vera Crbz and ruebl.i It wn In
till neighborhood that the most ser
loii iiamaae waa ilnne Teocelo, u
village 35 miles northeast of the vol
i',iio, ha heen virtually desiroved
and a hlmllar futo befell t'ouzalliin.
u rinall hainle! In tnt neighborhood.
To Ural A Couuli.
Tako IIAYKH' 1IKAI.INC. HONbY
3,-,i -Advt
112 Millions'
used last year
to KILL COLDS
CASGARAQUININE
Standard cold remedy (or 20 yari
in tablet lorm iai, mtt, no
opiatei break! up a com in 24
Saving is a condition of mind.
Determination and will power arc
first essentials. If you can culti
vate those, the saving habit will
follow naturally.
Environment has a great deal to
do with it. You can't mingle with
a f-ast set and go the pace of din
ners, dances and theater parties
and still save money. Social
striving renders economy impossi
ble, and you can't save if you don't
economize.
If you would be successful you
will accept the rule of the
"game" and spend less than you
earn, forsake the bright lights, and
learn to think "in interest."
One dollar will open an account
at the EXCHANGE TRUST COM
PANY. You may send it by mail.
'SAVINGS EXCLUSIVELY."
Exchange Trust
Company
14 East Third Street, Tulsa, Okla.
"Service and Strength"
Affiliated with '1 ho u, hanpo National U.ink
m Tulaa.
DANK JCOrlPANt
This Is 1920-NOWWHAT?
For a whole year you have been plan
ning what you would do in 1920.
This is 1920 now what?
Right now you must decide definitely
what 1920 is going to do for you. Be
gin to save and success is yours. If
you can't save you are doomed to fail
ure, for success is not in you.
You CAN save if you WILL.
i
We pay you to save.
I'.'llnllill
Bk rViHllill
BBKk. II'. I r. .11
houri relievea srlp In i davi.
Money back if it fails. The
genuine do rat Kca
top wim mr, iiuia
picture.
At Alt Drug Strt
Suits and
Overcoats
Tho winter season is still oi
and if you intend buying a
Suit or Overcoat, don't watt ,i
day but come in and see o ir
line of all-wool
SUITS AND OVERCOATS
They are of tho best tailor
intf, stylish and all of th
newest patterns. They are
priced lower than otlur
stores are asking for the
same quality of clothing.
Suits $25, $35 to $45
Overcoats $18 to $45
Holmes Clothes
Shop
223 S. Main.
FIRST
THE
NATIONAL
BANK
OF TULSA
Fourth and Main
"The Convenient Corner"
4 Per Cent Interest
Jol"n ""am at. Tulsa, Oklahoma m
5095 Phone 5096 II
100 Per Cent Safety g II Write. W rw mnsv isnwv 1
48 of the first 50
Pierce -Arrow
trucks are still running after 8 years
most of them for their original owners, many
of whom now own fleets of Pierce-Arrows.
H MMrtaaataMaraM 4tHHBHfHHH
No. 17
is used by tho
West End Con
solidated Mining Company of Tono
pah, Nev., and in 8 years it has
covered 75,000 miles, fl operates
under very severe road and climatic
conditions, likely to cause excessive
wear and tear, yet the veteran stands
up and delivers regularly. Recently
the company stamped its approval
on 17's service by buying two
additional S-ton Pierce-Arrows, say
ing they regarded its operating and
maintenance co3t as wonderfully low.
Regular inspection is essential
to keep trucks running. It de
tects trouble before trouble
becomes serious and prevents
costly repairs. Pierce-Arrows
are inspected free monthly.
WHY PIERCE-ARROW?
1.
2.
3.
4.
Delivers more work in a given time.
Loses less time on the job and off the job.
Costs less to operate and less to maintain.
Lasts longer, depreciates less and commands
a higher resale price at all times.
Tulsa Motor Car Compaiiy