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OKLAHOMA CITY TIMES, THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, 1919.
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ment when th house concurred in
Ihf senate resolution by vote of
134 lo 36.
Th ienu today adopted a resolu
tion ratifying Hit federal prohibition
amendment, JO to 10.
13 Months Required
To Put Law Across
WASHINGTON, Jan. Ifi Nation
al prohibitum by constitutional amend
ment hat been ctj-lel by th United
States thirteen months, lacking one
itf, after the joint resolution bv ron
grt wt lubtniitcd to the stairs (r
ratification.
..Fourteen of tlie thirty-si state
whirh has approval the resolution
nave certified their action to thr tate
department. Senator Sheppard of
Tfx.lv author of the resolution, said
today that the country would K" "rv
one year from today. Other held
that lilt amendment would not he ef
fective until one year from formal
Certification bv the thirty-sixth slate
lltnisiipi, whiih ratified the amend
ftient tn-'e thin a sear ago, ha not
tt certified its action to the Mate dc
ptrtmenf. Prohibition leaders regard the ef
fective d.ite at a matter of small mo
ment, however, as cmmtrvwidc prohi
bition m ordered Julv 1 by the war
measure passed I v coitgrc to cm
nerve grains Tint incisure remains
In force tmlil nf'cr demobilization "(
tl-e milnirv fo-ic, is cotutdetrd. which
.tinny think will not he before the coll.
lhHitiin.il amendment is optative
r.H'irmoiH rcvrftlirs derived hy the
fedrr.il novrriitfent from taxes on
mamfai tiife and sale 'f n1 . lulir
dri'di w'.U he ml "ii bv pru' ihili m
It is il.inn d t . r.ii-e RsmirtHilOO t!,i,
sear hv hevrrace t.le. Ft pe.n-e
iime, the amount was Irs, but still
ran into thr Inmdri I of millions.
Senator S'.ifpl .aid aid today he
non would introhne a bill to m kc
tli amenlmcnt effutive afler cnsiil
talion with senate ami h iie leaders
and prohibition organization.
lie a!d he was not disturbed over
..tw.rit (till liiinnr intrirsts intended
to test the validity of thr amendment's
doniion. an I declare I tv hio'iiio'cs
to invalid"!' t'ic l.'w wottM lie lotiml
LAND BOARD TO
: WAIT UPON BILL
Renrpiar.i.ition to Depend
Upon Salary Pioposition,
KeiriTinizat'on of the state vhool
land (! ; .irtmenl, im IndiiiK the elec
tion "f a il i rnnn of the fommis-
inners and seV. lion of employes,
will be jiostji i.f I mitil after disposi-
tion of the lull proposing increases
in sal.irV of some id the employe
of the departnient. it wa anflotiticed
this mcirnmi; bv (invrrnor Kobertson
fnllowitiK his first mcctiiiR with the
new commissioners.
The lull propose an fnerease. in
the salaiv of the seerrtary to $.l,t)
year. This was the salary attacjicd
to the position up until four years
ago wdien it was cut to $-'.5)0 upon
the first application of (iovemor Wil
liams' "1 rued ciotionu." Other in
creases also are provided for in the
bill.
Karl Dryan, son of G. T. IUysn. for
' . ' tner president id the state board of
- aericulture and at present an emp'oyc
of the department, is an applicant for
appointment a assistant .secretary of
the department, a place which has
been vacant almost throughout the
Williams administration.
Following precedent. Governor
Robertson will be designated chair
. man of the board at its next meeting.
For That CHILLY Feeling
Take Grove's Tastrlesj CHILL Tonic.
Warms the Hody by I'urifying and Kn
riching the I'.lood. You can g jon feel
it Strengthening, Invigorating Fifed.
I'riie U'c. (Adv.)
ADDITIONAL UNITS
SLATEDT0 RETURN
'' ' WASHINGTON, Jan. K. -Additional
units comprising a total of more
than .Vl officers and about 111,000 men
have brrn as igned to early convoy
home fton I ranee
Colds Cause Grip and Influenia
LAXAIIYb. HKOMO (jriNINK
Tablets tritiov e the cause. There is
f onlv one "Uroitm Quinine." K. W.
.signature mi the box ,Klc.
(Adv.)
' BRITISH IMPROVING
SANTELARAB CANAL
jr LONDON. Wednesday, Jan. 15.
I 1 Improvements of great importance
.-htve been made in the channel of the
.4hMel Arab, wlm h is the tivrr formed
' W the confluenee of the I tiphrates
and Tigris tiers, according to the
Journal of thr Mrsopotamian board uf
trade, derail going steamers may
now go up the river frotn the Persian
gulf a far as Nahrumar, which is
about twrntv miles above Casia.
: Vital Statistics
Marrtigt Llctniti.
William M lurKea, Jl yrnrii n!l,
Cuahln. anil Klnon L Mycin, 3D inr
Old, I'urden. Mo.
W. II. Wllinn. yrara old. Tutn.
aiwt Nlv iinriltirr Heott, 41 ymrn o.,
Dadford, Iowa.
Births.
Mr. and Mr. !. A. nMlrk, llii
West Mnln itreat, tliL
James Trottae.
, Betvlera for Jhiiim Trottor, M ytnrs
Old, -who died 'I'UMiluy, at hla lumio,
111 No.!!) Hhnrt-1. will b held thin
-''' efttrnoon nt i SO nt th Murahisll .
Harpar unilrtnkln imrlina. Hui lei will
;; lie tn Kalrlown esinrtrry.
Infnnl of Ft. CiTewntend
f Funeial anvlcra for thr Infant nop
Ct Mr, nml Hra It. K. Townnend, l?.t
Went Klxth t'met, whn illeil -iterdi
' tnoriilnv of iinle Imltireatlon, will lie
i ' hrlrt ihU efltrnonn nt I lo nl tha Mnr
t s '' lb I A llai ptr iimUrtukliif mrlnri.
f J.; Sarlal will tit la Itone Ulll cemrtury,
WAMIHNiiTiiV. Jnn 14 - Tj hi my -tuiliy
ltt tfltcn .-ul loilay alnfMi
hilled III thill i
IHed Irwn muhihIi 11
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PAGE DECLARES
LIBERTY STILL
IS THREATENED
(Continued trom P.sga 1 )
cording to law and the constitution
"There are a lot of forever who
cannot upeak Fnglidi and a few n.-
live who an who believe they base
I'ameil the rinht to live without work.
That is bolshevisiu.
" Their way ate md our wav -their
flag is not our flag. 'I he only
Americanism about them is the H
erty thry are rnjoving in this coun
try. We must traeb them the I'.tig
lish l.inmiage and thru let them know
that theie is an Amerii.m spint and
an American comept of libetty.
Socialism Scoied.
Tana scored socialism for its op
poM'ion to the war. and paid a trib
ute to the jury whiih convicted ic
tor Herder, Milwaukee connressm.i'i.
and a number of other socialist lead
er si at Chicaro last week.
" I he world is passim; through a
transitory rriod. b'rscdutionary
eh inces whiili were not dreamed of a
few years aco have already conie ioi I
it I mistake imt the sin of the
timrs. creater chanire ate set to
come. It IS latijely tip to Itie l.iwvrrs
to fee mat every man, enipiosrr .em
rmplosed, Ret a s piarc deal during I
this period," be said.
"President Wilson said that the oh-
Made of the future are but call- to ,
duty. It was a noble and patriotic 1
expression. The lawyers of the tn- i
tiou have exemplified their patriotism J
which I venture ha not been stir
passed by any other profession. If 1
we continue to do i .ir duty, we will j
. r i..i'
leave tlie ptotcnion ol our nag ami
in..- comtitutu-tM, the best flan a'rtd
constitution in the world, to our chil
dren." Vole of Thank.
At the conclusion of hi address
Page wa accorded a standing vote
of thanks by mote than three hundred
members id the association and he
was also made :m honorary member
of the association.
Ilarrv II Smith of Tulsa followed
Pane with an address on "The Fed
eral Income Tax."
A memorial smice for deceased
men hers and the election uf ollicers
ior next ear is the program of the
association this afternoon. T lie con
vention closes with a bampirt at the
auditorium at 7 oMock tonight.
I -ukvv;
we sayf: you money
O.N
OFFICE DESKS
AND FURNITURE
We buy only in cnrloiuK direct from our
liiiimiladuitT and Rive you the benefit of our
buying power. An innpection of our Furni
ture Salesroom will soon convince you.
ESBANCQ
WKSTKItN HANK SIHTLY CO.
3 1 7 Went Mnln
Oklahoma
City
LIEBKNECIIT IS
MADE PRISONER,
REPORTS STATE
Sparhcan Leader Is Said to
Have Been Caught.
ll'y Tint AUHirlalixl I'raaa )
M kl IN, Wednesday, Jan 15 -Dr.
Kail l.ieliknechl, the Spartarau lead
er, has I ecu captured, it was learned
late I i, i'!il, by iilfurrs and men id
thr d.usion of motmted rifle guards
who anvrd in I'.'-ilin today.
The Spartaian leader it mid to hue
been eird mid taken to thr fathidn
aide ll'.iel I den in lite western part
of llt-t l'r.aic telephone (iiittmitni
cation u th the hotel was cut off ah
rt'ptly toon aftrr lie had been taken
llu-ie.
Bavarian Coup
Is Forestalled
MI NK II. Vednrday. Ian. 1'
An attempt I ) orrthrnw the t'.asari.i'i
i-nciiiirrft was planned for twlav.
I lie eo e'tutient fnrces, howesrr. in
tc'iepird tat tac.iti who were march
ing frotn S'nituait and Aiigsbiuii t'i
M'oi .h and dispersed them
Ih i bin . Ire I botdieviki wete ar-
t i m a t.ioi ihi lot 4l hotels att'l
"''v
tvanv f.f I'leoi we e luatrn es
bv .iihtv soldiers
Fair Election Is
Pledged by Ebert
I 'M IDS'. Wednesday. Jan l.v
'irder has hern restored in Herl.n. it
1 . ami
un. ed by an official appeal to!
t' (iirm.in nation unit cti' bv th
1 ierm.ni g vrrtimetit fodav and piiked
1. 'i here I he appeal, whiih was ign
r I h I'temier I brrt and l'hilipp
S. he demann. Hetr Land, berg. (itiUv
No.ke and llerr Wiel, mefiibers if
1 is e.ihinrt, sas that the government
s d ' niiivcd I 1 prevent bv everv
means at its i';,povjl a rrprtttion ot
'Minilar at 1 minations."
Hie appeal refi-r to the ComiiiH
c'eetions ur.der the "freest suffrage tn
the world to ileterume the ronsfitu
1 111 of the tierman stale," and adds
'it t'e y ivernment is preparing a
' a:t of a constitulion which protects
'.'-. f;er ii;ht of self-determination of
t'w nitioti "akMinst all counter -revolu-
1 iir riMn n i in i in 11111.
l'!tforts are being made, it i said,
1 1 "arrive at a peace lafrguanliog the
freedom of the tinman tia'n.n and
whiih will ;i.e protection against the
dancer of a fresh war"
Alter declaring there i neceit of
itrfrtidinit tlie nation again! Polish
aiuirsationits. the appeal (tmcludet :
"No les is it our task t i protect our
frontier axainst fre-h Russian mili
tary ilrsi'otistii wliii ii want to force
upon us, bv means of watlike power,
m ananhistic condition and unchain
a new world war of which our coun
tiy would he theater. Ilolshevism
means thr dia'h of peace, of freedom
anil socialism."
Eisner Party Beaten.
IlFKIIN. Tuesday. Jan. M
Nearly c in'ple'e return from the la
x an. m eleit .o'is show that the party
ot I'remier Kurt l'.isner polled only
, w y(jU., , .'"oiKO. 1 be Kit
er paity : ii'l the uulcretitlent social
ts sr ured only four of the assein
Iv's l.Vi delegates and the majority
. :iahts f'l'tv, while the combined
.irt-eoi partie have 102 represent-Iise-i.
To Cure Habitual Constipation
Take "LAX-IOS WITH PEPSIN"
r two or tnree week. , i.tqum
Toiu'c Laxative.
Pleasant to lake.
(Advj
5'lc. It rrculate.
OLLAR
CEWTTS EACH
23 CI
aUrrr.PEAaUVY Ca die UOaitWv
VTA
Okln.
mJn
Oklahoma General
Wins Service Cross
Brig. Gen. Hujh S. Juhnson.
A 1 1 or. I. iik l,j ail anil. nn. , :re"t
fiom asbiiiKton, llriy lien ll.i :'n S
hsiioji'ii id Uktmil)ce. Okla, s utic
of seventeen army otlicers to he
aw.niled the (listiii);uishrd srr.i. e
mrilal. timer il J'lli'i-on's fall'. r is
Senator S. I.. Johnson, 4 member of
the state lrislalure.
. Steamer Signals
For Assistance
WASHINGITIN, Jan. Hi-Wireless
S. O. S. signal were puked up
tnilav friim ihe strainer Ani.ilirii
T e ( ,n d;i,
steering gear, in latitude J'J degrees
and 2.1 minute, and longitude (Ji At
Itree, 9 i.imute. or al' .ut 175 miles
southeast of Nantucket lirhtship
Assistan.e has been sent from the
i'hiladc'phia nasal di.trut.
Four million Marvint; v. ar victims
in we.lern Asia. Help them out
bcbrti.iry .1 1". ir week of tiic zr
mrtii.m Kelni Cam;;.i:gn for the
southw rst.
tm
fall lSTes 1, L'N'fA 1 itSfe
i mm - iM
1 lgc kw-
IP
BAKER IS GIVEN
CLEAN-UP ORDER
Buhrcr Company's Plant Is
Scored by State Inspector,
I orty ciidit hours to ihan lip and
p. is irispeilion or revokii g of his
st.nr In rose was tl't ultimatum id
Janus U Lee, state food inspctor,
to the Huhrer llaking lompauy, L'l
W est Wathitiglon trect,.t'iis moiil
if;' "Cipiiditioiin thete were ety bad,'1
s.i Mr I eor "Not a person em
livcd had on ilran dotlies. ('oh
wehs limiK frotn ieilnis ami 'halt
b.ir. Wall and floors were duly,
!u-Kci ilu.ti and. n.utv l'ast.-y
cliMts were filtliv sod nisaniia; v.
( .".ke-tniiiiig m.ichinetv was rank
with urease and d uinh. A proof
bo tit wlmh bread was kept, was
t.ink with air so foul that even the
iron support inside were torroded
"WVrim was push ( art haded
wit'i ,'i.H pounds of fre-h bread I
de u.nrd 17'J bue. (.rea r d'lppol
ir in th' ceiling and trash was s, ,it
lered everywhere."
peaceevTdaii
UAYjSE LIFTED
(Conllnutd from I )
a far as posiible. Tha' he still fee!s
I 'be same way is the opum n uener.il!)
erire nl here tonijl.t
(.'urii.udv enough, the iiiestion uf
whether deliheralioui were to he o;ie t
or secret bad reached a stie before
to las' decision where i"ine authori
tative talrment on the Mihjcct was
sought. Ju before t'd.u's meeting
errrtary of State Isohert Lansing
authorized the following as his view .
"The Ameriian policy is that fullest
puhhcity consistent with the rapid
and satufailorv discharge of import-
ant business wlm h mi st c
lore
ttie prace ronfte -In 'til I
i -
i'rded. It l' p
iom should be .
ble that the sr-
rn when the bu-.i-
ne.s is adsariel l i a pi:ut where it
can be regardc I as ready jor final ac
tum. It tnav be, lio.cer.
that in the!
farliar nage, when lubievli am bung
dm tilted between group nr in com
mittee or in mrtliiiKS uf ill the dele
gate, with a purpose of reaching
igrrmcnu on controversial phatei, it
would be inadvisable to conduct these
ilisciiisinni openly. There might
never be an agreent'ttt otherwise,
"That would iml be iccret diplo
macy in ny ense, hywtver, for anv
agreement roul I lie L.tcr approved hy
thi delegates in open nesston."
Rtconildrratlon Diccnsmd.
The foniplamts which the Hritish
i orreitondent have made to Mr.
Lloyd George and which the Ameri
cans have submitted to Mr. Wilton,
toncedit that it may be incompatible
mill public interest in ditclose cer
tain phae id controversial questions
while they are being discussed, but
protest against the "gentleman a
aicrmenl" which forbids any one of
the delegates from giving anv infor
mation whatever, outside of tie offi
cial at.itenirnt, on whiih public opin
ion may be fomied mid iniidc I.
liflicial circle in l'aris are not dis
cussing peace, nor terms tonight. At
tention is occupied With the (lsrstion
whether there will bf a i n oust dela
tion of the action of today.
Wilson and Greek
Premier Confer
I'AIMS Wednesday. Jan. Is -President
Wiljon received Premier Yen
utib's, Greek premier, and Lamheros
A. t'oromila. Greek minister to Italy,
toda)' Muring a long conversation
the Grr-W on'mii-r nrrirntril it r irn
incrits in f'.lpport of Hellenic ilnms
in tlie war settlement whiih M Yen-
iielo said svere based on the princi
; pies laid down by th; ptesidmt him
I rlf.
Greek claims itr hide Thrarr, north
i etn ('pints, parts of A .1:1 M i : r ; n l
the islandi near the Asia Minor co.vt
Orlando Is Only
Delegate Missing
PARIS. Ian l'i Tlu supreme coun
cil of the live p: rater powcr re timed
it seision at 10 .10 o'clock today.
There were prncnt tor France, Pre
mier ( lemenceau and l-'retk'ti Minis
ter Pielfn; (or the I'n.ted Slate.
Trent; nt i! on ami Sceicliry o
State Innv.ng; for li-eat llrilsin.
f.lovd (ieorve and F'orein'i Seerrtaiv
Italfnur; for Italy, I i re. nil Mini ter
Soiiuino, and for ap:in, Yisco.mt
Chmda ami Itaroii M;it ui
Yitlorin Orlando, the Italian pre
"a4LL ABOARD"
More of Kentucky's finest burley, ripened by Mother
Nature and turned loose by Father Time.
Over 100,000,000 tins of, VELVET were smoked bet
year by the boys "over there" and those who did their
bit M over, here." They liked the way Mother Nature
and Father Time do things.
Smoke mild, fragrant, cool tobacco VELVET,
Put it in your pipe-bowl to-day.
J(Ljtptfl(lpu facta
mier, wai th only absentre, lie (till
i detained in Koine,
Pre', lent Wilson ariived at thr
meeting place accompanied by Mr
Wilson and her leciet.iry, Mi Hen
ham. Conference to Open
Formally Saturday
PARIS, Jan. 16. The iiuugur ion
of the peace emigres oil Saturday
will be carried out with eeremo iii
befitting such an invasion. A de
tachment of troop will pay Imnor
in tiie aniving 'elegaie. and Stephen
I'ichnn, the French foreipn minuter,
will rereive President Wilson nt the
head of the V at the foreign min
istry and accompany him to the room
where the meeting will begin at )
o'clock sharp.
The pleiiipotentiai ici w ill sit around
a horseshoe Mhle, the middle part ol
this table being tesrrved for oiluers
The delegations will be xrouprd by
states in alphahcliril order a they
appear in the almanai'i de Gclha
Ameriian nl:gi'c will le at one
end. thrn those of the fliitish ctn d e,
Franer, Italy and Japan in the order
named. Alier them will come repre
sentative of otiicr statei, also seated
alphabetically,
Polncare to Pienldt.
When all ae .seated President
poincare will en'er ami ta'.e the
presidential armchair to make the
opening addicss. It is tiuder,ood
that be will refer to the tragic epoch
ending sn gloriously for the entente
and which for four year upheaved
the world, lie is expected also ti re
fer to the immense task o,' imiveisal
reconstruction which must be the
work of the conference and the hiiih
ideal of justiee v.dtn h will he ob
served during the, deliberation of the
peace emigres, lie r.iuludr by
declaring the session oen and will
w ithdraw.
I'remier Clem'tueau will lake the
i hair as chef of thr French dele
gation, this being his nxht a the
congresi is meetitiK in the capital of
France. He will ropiest the assem
bly to elect officer, which, besides
a president, will include vice preti
deuts and a erncral tecretary.
Invitation Sent Out.
KcKulati'in for the congret will
then be read. It is espeite.l thev will
l-e ratified j thry Maud, aftrr wlmh
they will be made public.
I'oim.:! invitations to attend the
first sittmu were sent out last r.'ht
uimnwiT
by the French delegation to amba.
tadori and ininiitcr of variosii
eountrla The Invitation announce
the number of representative ac
roi lfd to tach country and aik the
iiipnmtati to trammil Invitation Im
mediately tit the perton or person
chosen ti attend.
Serbia Must Join
With Jugo-Slavs
V
PARIS, Jan. I6.Serbi cannot lake
part in the ptact confrrmre unlri
represented ill dilevalinn from the
combined Servian Croatian Slovene
ilaie, the Jugu-Slav committee hern
declared in a protrit isiued against
llie decision of the lupreme council to
admit delegattt frrmt tha k inn loin of
Serbia, but not f the I'nited Kmgd n i
ol the Serb. Croat and Slovene.,
The rmumittre declares this actum
threaten! to provoke a rnnflet whnii
might have secured cennriiirme and
the tefiistl to accept the delegates of
the United government would make
it impossible for Seibia herself to par
ticipate, in the conference.
The protetl concludes by saying lhat
the council in arriving t this dec f limi
did not take into account the new sit
uation in Serbia and thus will br
obliged to exatftine Into the tpirtiiou
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