The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], October 08, 1920, FINAL EDITION, Page 2, Image 2

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TtTI,SA DAILY WORLD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1920.
M'SWINEY READY
FOR 'SUMMONS
ifinul M.liitiun of it pmlilem mi 1110
u iitnint hy undei tukini; In lil d'jwn
in ndtaiiie apeclfli dil.illN nr plan"
I .mi In favor (if iIoIiik unr part In
li- tchnhllntlnn of this world and
in mrin inu hiiniiinlty nwalimt t)iu
i hm iur tul tragedy of in turn uir.
I am in favor of America m"nin
"TWin T Ulinmi- nf Pot'lt '" r , vrry rl,'1,,r,u" obllnatlori In UiIh
Dying Lord lwaypt oi ouik r,.Klir,i. nul i Hhu ,Wur prem to
bends Jast Message 10
American People
BROTHER IS SHOCKED
Starving Man's Hones Vro
tudc 'WirouKh Skin and He
Hardy Can Whisper Now
JiON'DON', CM. 7. I'mm liU lied
In the, llrlxton Jail Infirmary, Ter
.lien MneHwinev. tlio Imnni r milk-
tntr lonl mayor of H, today will
tlic t.'nlted HtalfM Hflintn any cnmpiirt
by whleh we will In any tleijreu ur
i coder or leave In iloulil tin mivcr
riKii power of ih" I'nlti'il Httitm l
i di termlne, without thi' eompulidoti
or rotmtniln of nn imtrn niimlltii
iImiihI lioily, how unit when and an '
what extent our iluty In that leupcri
Hliull l.r illHi hiirui'il.
To Oumiilt Host MlniK
"An won iui poBBllilB after my eler.
II"M I rihrtll nrtilne wltli thi. 1 1 I'd t
mlritlN In the, I'nlti-il Hutr mid
IM'i'tally 1 nliili roiiioilt In advance,
with tlic nrnnt t" th end Unit we
Hhull have nn iiwoi'lnMon (if nltlntiH
for tli'' iiroiiiolli.il of International
pence "
Henntnr Hardin paid hlKh trtbutn
tn Henntnr A. II. 'iiintntn, wlinin
Whnt llinv lie III final Iih'hmiKIi i";K,i,nt Ik, won In Don .Mnlneti today
the American people, me niwniiiin , )rtt bin re-election lid fall.
wiih aciiI tliroiiHh lil brother. Itr j Ti. KBrli-('iinitnlnrt railroad Mil, of
MiuHwlMi'.v, of Ni'W Voik, who iia.w.n,.n Henntnr CiiiiiiiiIum In ro
Just arrived here ll xi" Inulhor, Henntor llanllnir dewrlbed na
"Terence Mlaheii ioi- ""' '"'"'the, great piece of conalrnctlvn fed-
hn iend love to l'i"M.ttri u n, i, chdatlon Hint linn bcon panned
Viilora of the IMsli n 'puli lo, lita col- ,n u
l.illl"p iki.I til.' Aiu. iicn poili. (Jiii'Mlom.l lly DoilKKilltM.
The democratic conimlllen in
lie mul IiIm oiiii.nl'h' m tho Lorn
nee In very wnk but Ih cutmclouii
't never Kalil I wn,'' rep li il tin-
Meniitor. "Hut w an- at iicnrc now,
nml If wo Hre at pe.ice, why not niy
mi liy a formal ilcclnr.illon."
Anollier (pientliin nnK(il If Henntor
Iliiiillm: meant to till America that
a "rnuiicll of forelfjn liowern" rouM
'.ill Arnerlrnn tronpn Into battle
without Iho rnniiotii of ronier'UH.
"I mean to tell you thin," x.ilil tlin
mnalor, "that under the IriiKue of
rintlonH If tlio cotinrll ilrrreril tlmt
Arnarlrnn trro(m Hlinuld eiiKiiKo In
war, then o.otwrcKK would bo bound
to deelarn war In conformance! with
that deereo or be entity of KroseHt
dlnhonor."
AiiHu'ri lli'cldcro.
Hrnnlnr llurdliiK met unmn heeli
llnir when he concluded 1ih upeeeh.
frio man aalteil about American
troop now on the. Ilhlnn.
"They hrnon'n any buiilnefii thero.''
wild tho nnatnr.
Another man yelled: "How about
Ireltind?"
"I think Oreat llrllaln Ih npproneli
InK a Rcltlement of that iiielloti."
replied Kenntor lliirdllu;
"How? ItV bllrllltlK llo her rlllm"
yelled a man In a prletd'n mniik.1 rat
".My mend." replied tho nenator,
"I can't tell (Irent Mrltaln what imt
tiollev ulinll ho any more than t
would allow (lreat llrltuln to tell
whnt our pollry Hhoilld be
VAN ZANDT AGAIN
LEADS VETERANS
Re-eloeted Without Oppo
sition by Old Soldiers
at, Houston
by the i ommander-ln-cliicf and In
i ' .din the different de irttieit
nn.' illvlnloiinl commandiiM Thi
f.mnilttee tnay not muli" tin acv
Hi ti for several months, l. wa
Nl Htfll.
HOlTirrON, TexHB, Oct. 7 K. M
Van JTnridi iiiinnmridcr of th Knit
Ml t'onfuliriite Vi'ernim, wan ti -fteetcil
l.idfiv wtlhout ontionltloll
(lenernl Van '.nndt Hint before ad
Joiirnmenl of the million of tho, vet
erans, atiouni'Ml the re-appolnlment
nf Cleneral A. II Mooth of New
Hrleann na adjutnnt and chief (if
iitiiff of tho oritanlitnllon. All de.
iinitinent commntideni ali were r -
lecteil bv n.i ln Mi.itlnti, They at i
lleiii'rnl J H. I'arr of Dm ham, N
C. fomminiler of tin. ileparimcit
of aimy of North VlrKlnlii: Hen
Vlmll V i ooR of II It-HVII.'
Ark., commander of the Iran." Ml
nK4ppt department nnd Ceiierul
r'thln H. VniiiT of Mntenvllle. Ml in
run. inander of the depirttnilit i f
I the armv nf Tegnetiiiee.
PLANES TO 'BOMB' FARMERS
rtlrtl'N MimhucMt fo. Will Ketiil Ail
U'rtl.iliii; In "Arrtnl IMckctd."
Ten thousand "ncrlal packcta"
rontnlnlnff advcrtlnlniT mutter of
Hcvernl Tillaa roncerns will ho dlH
tiltnitrd to Oklahoma farmctn thin
week by the I'urtlrn ,Sniithwent Aero,
(plane company. The flrnt plune'car.
Inlnn paoketa will leave tho Curtlsa
'flelii at t o'clock thin mornlnif, Cur-
tlm offlrlalii drclaro that every
, pricket will bn In farmnra' lianrlH by
W.iturday.
' The planes cnrryltiR the "pnckein"
will ileMri.d wlthm ino to 200 feet
of iln Ki..ut.d and an experienced
man will drop the "prop.iijnnda'' in
the twIinrilH of frtrrri Ii' iihch
Tho nildli'licc cheered loildlv thin
reply
Hitc'tl"n '.f next yenrV re mlo i
iv u'.h lift ti i cnlTilnHt'i I r.i ! 1
arid hla ilcterniliintlnii li.m nevMr
uaveicd "
llonifi I'liilrinli' 'I'IiioiikIi SUlii
Thin wii the flfty-alxtn day of
Teincp .Miii'HwInny'H lumner ftrlko.
IVter MacSwIney wua deeply
Bhocke l at Iho I'liamju In bin liroili
.,,' iiiitiiiirnncii hImco Iui lalit wiw
la cmaciaii'ii iiioiwni.
riuentlonH on the ImiBuo directed at
Heimtor lliinllnc, with a reipU'iit that
he ntmwer them.
"I nolo In thn mnrnlnir papera,"
Haiti the aonatnr, "wimn ItHtiiirles ad
ilictwied to inn from a democratic
doiirce,
"I want tn le my democratic
frlendd that before they rjin iUeMtlon
mo they mimt atart conolilnrlnif the
welfare, nf tlin I'nlteil Hinted ItiHtead
iloi. 'J'eri.ncn
i. . ....!. 'el. i l.fim.M
"t ,! flico nnd liml nn.1 hi- rlbilnr tlin rtrro of tin, world acroa,
urotri'.da thiouch Iho BRlll. MM
i.fi.i urn ullollnll until llll'V 11 To III
mort Invlilbli.'. IIr cannot spunk
nlinvn n tvlllntoir.
Tho Cork lord mayor wan Indlc-1
nant over rcporta that ho wan taklnitl
nntirlNlimciit. JK'tld IiIm brother
lie wlHlicd to cmplmslr.o Dial ho In
dyln for u prlnclplu and for tho:
freedom of bin coimlry. '
II In rumored that In tho event of
MncHwInoy'a death In tho Immediate
fiiin.- iho iTo'erniiiiilit will not al
low n public funeral lo bo hold In
Cork.
Mnv Not Ship lioily.
It In even poanlblo thn Kovernment
mnv prohibit Khlpnirnt nf thn body
to Ireland. I'etnr MacHwIncv ravn
M brother ban no feura for thn fit -turo
nnd Hint ho waa teconclled to
death lonp ntro.
Terence tcld bin brnlher Tin failed
tn understand H'" npathy of llrlt
lh labor, while numbern of Amer
v.nnn, "who fullv wnderntood conill
tlonn," weic ilnlnB all In their pow
er to hchji hln
STANDyFiRMLY
FOR REJECTION
CONTlNUtU) l'ltOM I'AOn ONB
coniitltutlotial Intccrlty and nurrnn
dura to a dancurouu extent our Hide
pundfcncu of action, tiiu uuiuucr.iuu
pluttorm nnd candldnto inject thla
poBltion uh 'uttcily vain It not
lcluun.' ,
"Tho lnsuc, therefore. In clear. In
filmplu wordu, It la that ho favora ko.
Ins Into tho J'arla leaKUo und I am
in favor of uliiym out.
"My poaltlon, 1 think baa been
inado perfectly clear, but whether
H has or not. hi (Oox'h) poaltlon In
beyond cavil nml that Is that wo
Khali bo Into tho Icuruo without
modification or mibntantlul ijuallfl
cation. To nuch u betrayal of my
countrymen I will never eminent.
"Tho domocratlo platform anil
candidate have not deelurod for 'an'
UHBoclatlon but for 'that' association
and it 1b that u:ioclatlaii nnd not
Homo other which wo are promlned
will bo ratified within CO days It tho
democratic candldnto bo elected.
"Wo'to Suffered rnoucb."
'Surely wo have Buffered enough
from thn autocratic nHnumptlon of a
perrioiial wlndoni which will neither
tako coutmel nor learn from experi
ence. "To formulate a plan of Interna
tional co-openitlon which will con
tribute to tho peace and necurlly of
tlio world without reicrlflelng or dan
KPrously tl 11 u 1 1 n it our power to direct
our own actlotiH In ti tank of no nmtill
difficulty. It Ih u tank which I liavo
no Intention of iindnrtuUIni; nlonn.
Them nrn many nonfllctliiK nptnlonn
.nmonir thn people and nmiitiB the
members of tho irenate on thla nub
Ject. "I Hliall not rink embarrainlnir tho
THE" SEARCH
FOR BEAUTY
the nea.
One of the rpicHtlonH niked Henn
tor llardlns If "hn w.ik mill In favor
ol' a rtipniiito peuce with Oenunliv."
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Come nt tho molhoda iniployiMt tn In
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lllack and While Ointment,
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aamptea lllack und W'iHi. nintment nn.i
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