The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], July 03, 1920, FINAL EDITION, Page 10, Image 10

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TULSA DAILY WORLD, SATURDAY, JULY 3, 1920
PLANK ON IRISH
TELLS SYMPATHY
WOULD AID ARMENIA
Reiterates Principle of
Belf-Determinai im
by Peoplcfi
Silm t on KMUUti but Plat
form PMfN. Aid in
Buiidinif GovenuMnti
rovT!Nfr.r rflON PAOI tiihf.B.
r.,tirfi hj tw federal agrlouliural
Slspartmonl in nil iiiinK relating to
ag rtoUlt lire, horticulture and animal
life. It established the bureau of
market. Ihe bureau of farm msn-
eg-incut and pgSStd 'I Iton fn-
I ! rx int. tin- xr.iin Blades Wit the
co operative fart. i intin inmt i it 1rn a t
nr. I th'1 federal warehouse Ml
The MMOt Willi par v him viistlv
Improved the rural tn.ill system snd
has bttlM up th' SarcSl pool system
to sio h an client its 10 render Ita
art l It Ion nnd II s prai thai Ml vi I In -
ttepenslble t th farming om -unity.
Meanwhile the republican Issdofl
at Washington hOVS full' 'I niii-ilv
to propose one elnirlc measure I"
make rural life mofS tolerable. They
have .:i .1 thli I months Of
m i sssluiisl powsr by uming
sshemss which would atiip the
terms nf lahnr. hv assailing the
principles of th farm loan system
ami seeking tn Impair II h sffll MM V.
by i overtly attempting In destroy
(ht Fioal RttrOffSU plsnt at MiischI
ghnaht upon which the government
hK sxpended 1 7n.iiPn.ooii tn supply
An - n i farmers with fertilizers us
e reasonable- i "ni.
Wo favor BUOll legislation aa will
conform I" IhC primary prOtfUOON "f
th" nation lha right of eolleotlVe
haiKaltilnv.' ami th" right nf en-nper-gllVS
handling ami marketing nf tho
products of th" workshop ami tho
farm ami sin h legislation aa wit fa
"llllat" thl SSpOrtnliOSJ of nut farm
products.
Wo favnr comprehensive si udles of
farm pfoduotlon costs and tho nn-
sjswsurod publloatlos of r.i. ta tousd
III SMSh similes
bABOH nn isni sTitv
The democratic party la now. as
over, th" Hint ftitnd nf honest la
bor, it established th" department
of Uhiir at Washington ami a drin
scrntlc preftdsnl eallsd to hla nf
fii ml council board the flral prac-
tirui worklnnsM who oeor hold a
cabinet portfolio, Undsr this edmln-
Irtrail.'ii lave linn "Mtiililnh.il cut
plsyinonl bureaus in bring the man
and tho Job together; havo bt I It
poarcahly dStsrmlnod tminv blttor
disputes bstwosn capital and lahnr.
woro pssSSrt tbo i Slid Inhor t-l, Ihe
worklngmcn's compensation nil,
tho sxtsnstsr. of whloh ws adeo-
cato an aa ti. Inrliidi' Inhnn-rs cn
tfnged In loading 'imt unloading hTiI t -h
and Interstats commerca), th" sight
hour law, thS m l foi v atlonal
tralnliiK and a code of other wholo-
ums invNh Skffootlnfl tho llbortlsd and
sjotifrlnsj ih" oondlttons of th- Isb
Ipk oIaSBOS, In tho di'pattmonf nf la
bor th" dsmoorstlo sd ml n 1st rati on
sstftbllshod a wnuuin'H burstiUi win h
a ropu mil ii ii const ass dsslroysd by
with in iidins spproprlstloni
Lsbor ia not ii commodity, It la
human. Iiwh i kiiIiii Iuk
hours r.f labor iiii.t ondltlona uinl-r
Whloh labor In performed. WhCS
Msssd in rsoosnttion of the condi
tions undsr whloh llfs must be lived
to attain the hlKhent devnlnpin -n:
and bspplnSSS, are Juat aaaertlniin
of the mitlutuil Intorent in the wcl
tati of tho people.
A' the sans time the nation de-
psnds upon the produots of bvhor:
a rieaatlon of ptoduot nieana lotia
and. If hint; on' imied. dltiinlir. Tl o
whole pi ople. Ihsrcfors, hnva a rlaht
to it that justtes ahull bo done
to IhoSS who work, and In turn ih.t
ibr-N" whoa. UtbOl OTSStSS Ih" ii"
a BHltlea upon Whloh the lid of thn
natloiiH dependa. inuat rocoynlSS th"
reclprorul ol lupitlon heiween th"
worker and tho atuto. They Should
purihinate in tho formulation of
Bound Iuwh and reKtilntlonN SOVSm
ltiK the i "millions IWdsr Which la
bor nt psrformsd, t ynlss and
obey tho lawn an formnlal'd mil
look i heir smsndmcnt when nsr.ss
my l the proi eatii'a m illn.ii lly a l
dri KHed to th" lawa and feKiil.it loua
tftsctlni the other rotations of lite.
UtDOf aa will aa eapilal la in-
titioi to ndQQUsUi tompsnaailon
Fiii n hsti the Indnfsnslbls ilsht nf
ordnnlsnuon, of coilsotlvs barnain
I "K and of ! ii i; throiiKh r, )
sttninttssd if ihslf 'Wit ssls don
Ifslthoy class, how or. shonld at
any tltno nor In Mil DlrcumStSUreM
lake SCl Inn that Will PUl in Jeopudy
th" pnblls w lfaie rUSorl to k ill. M
and lorkntita who h ondaiiK r the
health or ltv a of th people in an
unsntlsfsoiory dslcs for dctsrmln-
I riit dlnpiiten and th" dsmocrstlt
party plsdtss iik"H to contrlim, if
poaalble ntld put Into offeutlVS "0
ration a fail and dofnorohsnslvt
method of oomposlni dlf fsrsnos of
I bio nature.
in private industrial dlsputss we
are oppnssd to COmpulSCIT arhlna
lion Hi a mst hod plnuslbls in theory
but failure In fSOt, Willi Ti "l S
govsrnmsnl ssrvton IN hold diatimt-
ly thai tin- rlKliti of Ii people mo
psramnuni lo the rishi on srlks,
HowsTsr, proa as i- ruplutans n
lard for tin conditions of public
employment and pb'lKo the demo-
eratii party lo Institute tadutr) into
the pay of govornmsnl smpl ysi
and e'luallv epeodv n VUlStlonS dS
sujnsd i" brim satarlss to a usl and
propsi Isvsl
WOHAX hi l l it t.i
We ondoreo the Dropossd Itth
amendment "f th" i onstllutlon ol ihs
United Mates pranllMI sojusl sul
trass t" womeUi Ws congratulate
th" legislatures ol II ststes srhlch
haes already ratified said inn mi
meal ami wo utko th" democratic
governors and legislatures of Tet
neoneo. North Carolina and PlurldSi
and BUOh StatSS aa have not '1
Iflsd the fedsral suffrags amend
llienl to unite tn SP SffOfl to ' nln
phi" th" process "f ratification ami
aet'ure the :ttttb ntal" In time for all
the women of th" United Klatoa to
parblpnt" In Hi" fill ih Hon. W"
commend the eff iim- adv o. nv of
lha measure by Preeideni Wilson,
U'lMI IS IM'I I ICV
We nrs" co-ope ration with the
states for th" protection of child
lite through Infancy ami maternity
are. In tlm prohibition "1 Child la
bor and by adequate appropriations
for the ohlldren's bureau ami the
woman's bureau In th" department
of labor Co-opsratlvs fsdsral ssa
slstancs to th" statsa Is Immediate
iy required for the rsmoval oil II
iitoruey. for th" Inoysggs nf teaob-
t-ra aalarlos ami Inatriu'tlon In ct-
Issnshls tot both native ami foreign
bom ! narnagsd appropriation for
trooatlonal training in home soonom-
lesi rg iSBtabllshment of joint fe-l
arnl and elate employment eorvtie
with wotMstW departments under
the direction nf technically qualified
women. W" ndvoogts full ropreai-n-
tatlon of women on sii oommlsslons
dealInK with woliion'M work or W0flla
eira IntSrSStS and a i laaetfh atlou of
the federal 't-.ll Hervl. . fi." fn.1,1
dlin'rlnilnatlon on the sround of
psgj a oontlnuanos of appropriations
for SdUoallon In ex hyslene, fidersl
I Isglslaturs whhli shall Ineuro that
I A ii. "i fan women roaldent In the
United Mtatc" hUl innrtled lo allene
shall r'tiun I heir iVtnerioan eltlsen-
, ship ami lhal Mio eatnn pt'OHSSS of
naturalisation shall i required for
womah ae for men.
Ills Mil ' H ill? Rl
The federal government should
treat srlth the iitmosl consideration
every disabled m. Idler, sailor and
marine of the world war whither
I his disability bs t.. wounds received
to lint ol .. Hon or t" health ini-
j paired In service! and f..i I he do
I pendents of tin t rue men who died
in line of dinv tin- govwrnmsntl
i tsnderssi concern and rtchssi bounty
ehould I." their requital. Th" fine
patriotism eshtbitod, 'ho heroic con
dual dlsptajrad by American soldiers,
enllore and marli Si homs and
abroad constitute a sacred herltegs
I Of pOStsrlty, the woi ih of will. Ii
inn nSVSf OS rSOORIPSBSad from ihs
treasury and 'he eiory of srhlch
. 1 1 1 be dlmnumsd by any sut n
espsdlsntgi
Ths dsmoeratla sdmlnlstratlos
I wisely SStabllShsd a war i Ink Inaur-,
sncs bursa ti, gwine 4.I00.S0I cn
iiMtoii tnon insurant s ai unprsoad
. nlly ..w ratre
Tin. federal board for vocational
education should no mads a part of
the war nek Insurance bureau, in;
order that the lass may bs treated
a- a whole, ami tiiia machinery of
protection and aeeiHlani o ntttSl re-j
. ye evi rv aid of IsW and approprt- i
it Ion nscsssary to full ami sffsctlvsl
t opsratlo
U . In Move that no higher or more
1 valued privilege - an In- afforded to,
' no American citlssn than lo become I
a fie,, holder In Ih" coil or the i
l ulled ritales and In that end wo
pledge our party to the snnotmenl "f
SOldler SSttlSmentS ami home aid
legislation whi. h win afford to the
men who fotiKht for Arnretea tho
opportunity to become land ami
homo ownera under conditions sf
fording genuine government neewt
ence unsnoumbsred by needless dlf
floultlsg of n-d tap- or advanes fi-
mi ni ia i in teoi ment,
I III ItAlt.ltdADN
Tho railroads were su Mooted IS
federal control gs a war measure
Without other Idea than Hi" owlft
iransporl of troops, munitions and
lupptlss
Tin- hindamental purposs of
fsdsral iniitroi wss aohlaved fully
rind eplondldlv, ami at fnr h-ee i oat
to the taxpayer than would have
I. .."ii tho OSJSS uml'-r private opera
tion a hi. it task
I greatly dim hSTged-
iho proMldonta' re omrrien.latton
of return to private ownership gave
I th" republican nmlorlty a lull year
I In wbli h t" "ii. i . t the neeenaary
j logktlatloffi Aa a BOnsS'
i quesoe thn BsshCummlngs bin
1 went lo tho pri-Kl.li-nt In the 0lOS
I "' 'NT I Nl nil ON 1'AHK KIiKVRN
U. S. MARINE OFFICER
PRISONER ON U-BOAT
Officer of Ul-FatcdU.S. S.
Neptune Gives Story of
His Remarkable Adven
ture and Recovery.
nichuM Ci.noiv ltiff pttty r r i
rnr of thi 1' H. S Ntunt win urn
dranintlf f.tpturc it mfi hv n rmil
I'-hnnl ami IttbSMUMl MpSliMOM
SbMfi 1st lUtMHell I rid hihI hi n O i
in a n priSM hnfttitiil. tbiilUd tho n
Urt oountry, in itlll aaothtr vortd
W'r hr9 t ti'Mt tht i oni(H'Uiihli r-
tonstruoUvs i cr of Tiniu mid
iclvn It hln HfrntiK fiitltMMf'tn-iii Mr
fin mm h iiilvpiil urr.-t wrrt- har
rowtiipT that hU OOMtttltUon h
OOmplttty nhTtrTfil hut afttr
RMflthi "f Ittftsfinjl ht hSJ now rc-Knim-ii
th wonderful hMlth thnt cn
ahlfi) him o pill through h! ud -vonturrn
allv- ni.-l 1- t. .l.t tt nan
Btmpplna two hundred pound ftichtnr
thnt rmhdikt'it on th. IU-futfd col
lier. Hut lei htm tell hln wn itorv:
"Vhn the Neptune wim fMriw1-
do4 otf thi Irlnh OOMt,1 m 1 1 1 1 Mr.
t'linmrn, who now llvm at 707 !. Lft
I'avi'ttp, Tnnitm. Via. "I hit mv
rtfhl lei sad five Hbe hrnkt-n by the
etpioelon, and wln-n 1 mmo tti my
unnnf 1 fou ml Myself on hori nl n
ubmsriae hound for Qermsny i
w i rioj.t in ft Oermsn prison hnn-
plial for flvn motilhn. and you fan
Inmfinr what I RIUSl hn vo Hiif f oi't'd
When I tell you that I Ml off m
VM-U;ht fiom two humlitd and twin-ty-ftvn
ti u humlr d and thirty-one
pounds. Whou I wan rt'patrtutrd and
finally not my die) harfto In Krhrumy,
lllS, I STM Bttle hotter than a living
skeleton l had no sppottte imd my
tliK ntlvo ny Htfin wiu ho u imt th.it
what Utile I did est slWSJTS k ivo me
ai'Vnro pulnH tn th" pit of my utoin
arh Mfdrs I Joined tho mrvlre 1
nrvor know what HSfVSS wn. hut
nftsff what i wsnl through my nsrvsi
wi'r no ihsttersd thnt I ooutdnt
krop ntllt a nlnutOi and thr lllfhteSt
thlnsj upHt BIS. For lx monthft I
i 011111111011 In this condition unahle
to ptrk up tM ttffUli and eo wv ik
that any attempt at work tlrod me
out roinpltely I 1okum to think
that I ihOUld nevrr ho a wrll and
Strong man asaln.
"Hut the way Tunlftr ovorrnnm my
troubles and hullr mo up whm nothlnt
short of marvslousi ft kvo ms suon
an appi'tlto that l wanted to gSj all
ths Wnlle, and 1 )Murr did mako up
for lost tints I had no morw hothr
with Indik'tHtinn and from thr-n on I
picked up strength nl put on
Weight Until now 1 tip th hnm t
two hundrrd and four pounda and
am na well and utroni; nt ovrr wa
itYtu r i Joined th ssrVlos My
nerves sre m Bteedy n a tii nnd
I'm MkS my old eelf nRaln. Tanlar
ta oertslnty n srsnd Risdtolns nnd i
think every lufreiing person ought to
try lt.M
Timlar la anld In Tut i SstOlQStVSly
hv t'.i,, .m kt r and rurlt jii PniK
r. a - Advt.
AND AUTO RACES DAILY
July 3, 4 and 5, 1920
15 Rounds
Thorp-Celmars
Welterweight
10 Rounds
Hughea-McK.ee
Uantarnvvt-iKlits
IS Rounds
Fanning-Wallace
Lightweights
Entire Boxing Program 8 p. m., July 5
Price $1, $2, $3, $4, plus War Tax.
Special night train service on Santa Fe and M. K & T. North and south after these
contests.
ANNUAL JULY CLEARANCE
SALE
$9.85
$1.45
$7.85
Extra
Special
15 Per Cent
Discount
On All
Children's
Footwear
412 South
Main
Street
01
rem
n i n raa m
g WffE.Mll
These Specials on Sale at Our
412 South Main Street
Store Only
Ankle Ties
wiiii. i;. kin Clso Tit C!li
I'unii'H fi.r tJitl.C
(Vhlts Rslnskln Ons-s)stet ajr op
Pumps fur t!)t)iOt)
White Itotnskln FIv- Off
eyelet Osf or da for. OOeOO
Patent Ankle Ties
Blaall puf-nt ankln tls with hltrh
('iiiirh li'.itlii-r hi-cln nn.t rirxilil.
oisa.
als price . . t.
S7.85
French Ankle Ties
Thoet nw Krenrh tinkle ties will he
put on eiile today an.l for innrnlnif
ehupiieni only. They Sold up ti 1 1 S
and pfntin in white klfi. Murk pfttstll
or SStlSdS and hrown (CQ Qt
mteile P.0J
Ankle Tie Pumps
$1S beatlttftti Inn vamp anUM t.
purntie In black eiitln, suede "r
hrnwn AI O Q CI
Oxfords
In ha,m1 turn unlr-s, with hlch T.nuln
rnvered heels, white, ClVS-eyelet. In
washable kid CO G
at D7.oO
Ulaek patent (Ti Q"
leather OO.OO
Black kid nr
leather tpD.Ot)
BrowTi auede with kid dj O Of
Black satJn, hand turn Qn QP
miles OO.Or)
I'll k miede with kit (J
vamps JdU.oO
White relnskln flve-eyelrt (Tp QW
tic oxfords for P)Or3
White military heel QSJ
oxfords. Priced at tJ)0.O3
Black Satin Pumps
Black satin pumps In plain or c n-.v
pattern with hish Preach heele and
flexible soiee. (Jj'r opp
Bals price. t! I .oO
White Kid Pumps
WhitS klil pumps with htsh hcclK
mi l llrhi soles. ro op
s.ile price JPO.Ot)
Patent Pumps
That combine beauty and comfort.
Thsy have long vamps, with hand
turn soles that make th.-m charm-
iiik and iraosful. Bums from j to
'.I in AAA's to I). Q
B ii- pi les pDe7)
Beautiful black or brown kid pump
with s.i.' quarters and hiti
F'Yench' heele, all sU-h from 2 to 9
In AAA's tn D. Extra Stt QK
peelal priced at PU..)
White French vamp pumps In
kid. 3) f .OtJ
One -Eyelet Ties
Bri M itln "'ic eyelel C7 CC
tic pu: is for dl.OO
Black patent on. eyelel UJJ QCI
US PUmpi for tpW.oO
nne eyelet tie pumps In dark tohasco
brown suede with (J Q"
iiatin 'millers.. ... 50.OJ
Raby French
Beautiful whits (Ijq Qf
e v hable kid ipJtJd
whit.- r. mi km QP
Btaeh patent g Qp
leather . jDU.i J
.I'm $5.95
White flji QP
satin, ..t . i tp't.itJ
KMrk..br.,:T?... ..$6.95
White relnskln baby (Jf Qf
I., mis heel oxfords .t50.t0
White baby Louis heel
PUmps, priced . .
$6.95
Sport Oxfords
With style, comfort and class the
kind that "bends with your foot."
Quality inureH you against tired,
aehltll feet. They come In white
with tan trimmings, flJQ QF"
.Mia special Pt.i)
Wonderful fitting,
W hite kid
Brown kid,
I. ather
Black kid
leather. . . .
Mahogany
calfskin- .
Black
nlfskla,
$6.95
$6.95
$6.95
$6.95
$6.95
White Kid Boots
White washable kid hoot In plain
or bluohsr pattern, high French
ki.i covered heels and fltslble eoie8
Could not be bnuKht at the faotpfy
to. lay for 112 a pair. Also brown.
tPO.iO
Men's Oxfords
Men s 114 oxfords In all styles nnd
leathers, from the extreme Knurh'-h
the broad toe tfJQ
rt last tp7.o0
Men'H fin ox-fords In small sizes
oni . bttl any style
desired, go at
$6.85
$6.85
$9.85
$6.85
w
$10.85
412 SOUTH MAIN
TULSA'S LARGEST SHOE DISTRIBUTORS
318 South
Main
Street
House
Slippers
tadlc' our or
two-strap
House Ulppsrs
tn $ I (trade,
go lit
$2.45