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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-14

wonder hcw oag We II continue BE- health for
spies
And ether Industrious gentlemen that the papers criticize
The place fer IL hAser Bill feet under the
sod
hear corporal yell Pail in the firing squadl"
10 cold feet the tAough Of bloodf Have los,
od-mc griif
II hayent CUTS 10 kin man we'd better lie down
aHi quit
70 you ihink yea these animals ~ method Of
spare the rodf
Forget il Come with The corporal in command Of
firing sFaal
II riadle few neendares industry would decline;
II plugged couple ~ profieers the would stand
line
ot u shess ieyis anarchists would re ia aud carry
the hod
Il few q their leaders the range tune
firing squad
Arrested Iassrned Or ~ou on baa''-is ever the
old song.
And las iAe paper aside remark How long oh God
how iong'
We've enough devimsn pas year 10 arouse the
wrath II Godi
Then phas ihAt waiting for Come on with The
firing squsdl
journal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-14
TocAs~s waH SUMMARY.

Re1-iss-1 q tAssr st.1r-s % reac1
C,zr.z<-e AID drive the Fr~-ez
aark i t1e Moz.5l5ie- r~<.c-. .se
GsrzA-s are .--rsasi-g - ~s,Eh'
- ,ael- srsark -orrhEe=. e vf-is-s-
Cc-tsrs,s ~l,h ~ sEparszt kors e
.-rct-g = 7assaEs b~t-esz ;Ae VI
iE-s Co<;ers-s so-ss. AID The Coz
r.-E1@ f5r~=. a-E LIS cTs-cozi-r
ne Frs-ch rssls,a-cs east O. tie
Csz
T1e Ge-=z1 osss1slTs ras, q IT,
o'ss i -ow = - si1-A czT a-s tse
s-ezT h1s Id. s..re- -roF-ess =
-As r-sss-t zcse-s-t tkz- Z az
= - o.A-- .Ar~e = - cA-ses CT
s-cs Na--1 =. F-e-ch -~s1s-a-cs
ess o~s1 ErrE-E s--u-rer "a tks
-sFs lave rasse1 AZ -1z-ztsy -
Ce-=z-s. 5ss-tfs kzvT attacks
zxEs-s. ths hsirAs pos.-i-7s z-cz-s
Ne-T. r@re r,zsie g Ezi- AT -
.--s1 severely t-cz tae F~-c. Ere
Alc-r re 0.se y las 49, : t1-Cr1
esck scrp~s tks Nz.r AZ - sfi5-rs
= rez- - SCH hs-k q re rlE--
ezvs hes- E7zEs--r
Scztz q TIE Aisre @ q s-u-s C
-k--@ z1ss Il. Cerzs-s azrs --see1
sack re F-s-ca 49,. &c z1s L
tro S4yA Bt-is 1Ek-zzE co-riz1ez
= tk-s rsZ1o1 al sse F-s-rs re-
sts-z-cs Thz-s1zy a. L4versi-s. C1-cY
- Cc@1Tre-z- rzs PoEertzl e---rh
= prsEs-; tss s1ezT .-cz stvzrc-
- fz--1zr westward r. G=r=zns
eve ..0<hsi< Z Lzvs-si-s ~ Azvs
80 1-zsis . oozpis-s tks oc--z-
81 C t1s ri-zgs
WE s--szpEz . o1-Cz-k tn
-zt--zl hz-1-- cf the
-zpesze ss->< n eezzzs hz~n
's>r- ~ :s<z-s = u L --s-of q
A<k xEztzz: fAs nev Fr.z<a -.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-14

tcm slx - seven e1acrea thousand
-.e1s An1 ;here Il A11il2on TO some
Ing Ike an esS444 zGsa Der % d.vsssoas
c4 sae Inc q. 80 French divisions.
s--sg q .Ataz Placed x reserve BY
lie Germans. 01..y so1E have been ac-
t~44sy defeated. Ia the sease u ossng
e minated as orsAn-Sss0zs. To assert
ira; the FrezeA army has e@ea IN
gFeat pArs defeated = therefore 10
rssors 20 a pxlsshie fAiseAood design
e. ID encourage The German peacl@
and discourage The allied public
~servver II obtains eredeace
As 70 the se-czd assertion that
EucA's army c. reserve has ceased 10
eyas, taia Is again unlikely. Foch has
Il cers2ia nameer o, divisions
t-sra his reserve n or The Somme,
ir ylAR1avs All IN ChAmg@sIe. TO
nee, German lh-a<ss. b1; be has put
lesser Number IN than the Germans
cn each occasion. aud be has been
- g1estioaab.y able 70 withdraw many
G. them when the lire had stabilized
Itself Il the s1eaail,1e his reserve
divisions have been led by 10; less
than a quarter OK a million o. An
ss.cA- troogs. repsac.ng wzsiAge. and
this n addition 70 another hundred
thousand al training CAMS within
easy march q the non, pats the allied
reserve IL good shape tos quick re-
sp0ns.
II the laAnti-s@ the French SOL
csers u ,he Led ant the French
e09,e =, home. uea. women And call
EFen. s-e o-tilIstlc and While hzytng
suffered ;s--lbiy. both ia nen and
n.eAns they are uzaeseafed ard wlIl
bod 70 the last There is 10 fear
felt by anyone IL the gar torn coen-
tres who tor q ul0men; believe he
French All give Il. The hans Ezy
take Paris. bot the french vii nrh;
q the last Poiia In the meantime
The American made zs-riaa~s are
arriving IL large quantities. soor .
grez; sock q high -po~er bombing
ris3es With the great Liberty -o.or
vi - hsrrssSiar the Haas back cs
TIE hne= watch .or TIE bse1nnsng
- the end
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Her sgss wess A9ase- az- EAsaessr.
gFias me lie % Asr s. -s LFs A@t
Ass-@a1 sayesy
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tes .zas. ;Ae.e al s4-sA.zs s-s
gassaas s1s~ ~ TIE sls 'i-e re
t-z 4 passes - 81 sA-s 1a4 -
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sae Is iryins DO at-.- star
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cg4-saz. AID { ~As sosrg te- tbs
ss.t-'z.r-se-t -cz1a s<ea-se s2a
cc4ls HstAs- cease 10 love z.1r lear
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tss Aau.i,st an 20 sTsry-
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Fr1-k 3 Or-oz the ss5-s z-ass
pceg q AisAgA s'szzsy ser2s Is Ia
following Are yr1 saving TIE ,1.o4
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-14
1000 600 WOMEN ssFRGsc-rsEo

Figures assembled ~ the NLssc-z.
American wcmAa S-ssrags Assec1l-
.soz Sew TIA. 2parv1 sz4-s.F ssvsy
mEtGc- wo-ea A4Te ese1 srsrAz-
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L.eAvl-g o., q eeuSS1s-1.5az Ra.-
s1A-s = SEQ g4 wuwsu. t.-ss IN .-
vorsAac@ c0-es IRE BrasAsa suffrage
stc.ory wassA azs-Lzeassed s.ssa ael
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,ira1gy .sseC asw csssEsns osAs n
srsas Suffrage sasas wtsAla TIE ,Ast
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rlfL Eczaz suffrage As Eszzi-s
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-14
BELL:ANS
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. Druggists
refund money If it fails. 25c.

that a A&shAn4 U4y ASS lis VIE
Whenever ~ geAsss whether 3.
rls4ses re wt.e Or Hc.
Iale@1. Sc firm are the .z1ee ;
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verse
Be a gavs =a- ssss@ yg-r -4.s
II she shows yce ssEns as haze.
lie. Aer s-r4.eA lsg Ser BIKE
BIT kiss 1s- 1sy i ts y9-r rlgA'
Take yo@r cAosse - decisions Nj
M4rrts1 MAJ
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You May Find
1t In Stocking
C-1c-1-z1 a-.1crs-y SzyS ycC-
cc--ssS1cs cornS st
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tozz4 a -Az r-l-y C tisc-'lerly Ga
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-14

In tAe ossss - ~-hcA ue have
basa west 60 trirs - sr-Asa
thsrs are - srries q. srls s:-vs-
ale; snerV a-s e.stre rasic-s
srnsd. Tess sss r-er ~-s, re-als
se siii tss scll ar. r1r trs ssc-
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army shss 10 ie Fra-es srzr tie
e,sa esressA sAe ess-ierasa 70
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paeasy-s ne--. eGs lr sNe e-ceaser
stas will eess se-se ire re--,s
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PRESIDENTIAL PROCLAMATION.
rEgsotsr ~.Lsos sETs .sog !uss = As NATIONAL wAs
SAVINGS oAs-iPpEaLs 70 EyEesecos 70 ouy
WAs SAVINGS sTANek

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10 & r-<sF
e----ec
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pso-7 - ra-e- r-ceis &C
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-14
NAY FIRE Loss IN
STATE WAS $50 600

FIRE io<s for rk4 state zst nontA
~ss s-fai--. acco-1.aE 70 resort sub
zif;-t today by c c Es-nonds. FIRE
-z-sh2i. ;o re fass-z-ce cozasssso1-
- o. his there vas ioss % iioi.-
a.. o. cruee oil s.t tzaks. 81. heiar
csrset By isEhruirz TIE oil ioxs vas
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-14

Es-es-- Hoover. .osi s1-.Ei s-r1 e.
tc-. is going to E1glArt. presumably
tc .zvssrtsa.e re s.1-sEe-s . Al
OelahorA s.ottssr cEs- there. va
v-ufA he Il urizg Ike ; rri-ce.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-14

L. l. rv-o-sd the yrs2eA AAve
Paris 50 wsm protected ia. a. sns
Gsr-2-s ccsSkle .. sAe 10. pl1es
cant reach Il. Are shsrs any cGt-
SIDE the EoE Place
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-14

A -ozaz takes pleasure IL ;he a.;
q being p,ezssa. rh-a she's c-,ss.
2 zz- is TOO lazy a,s stzhborn 70
zzse re effort
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ngMoGQ o. rrg ASSOCIATED
paESA

- 4 kaDcc1A:ed Press b exc1rsvely
0esxtAd % shs sss sr r~sC asicatsoc
G Au nSwv taacnrc1ss crs-l.st &c
q ~ cchwvaS, cr~.t.s< n tA4s rarsx
Aa1 40 rhs ExA e<vS g1ae:sAec
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--ELp .t~ --E Wsr- 81,
SAVINGS s-ss7S


T.s Gz.H-.s La---rT is cczpeLa.
20 t-rl-cs r-icss = Ssr cs-. ccz-
-szri-r T--a t--A
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-14
fWH HOLDS
His RESERVES


a. aesea;e1 Il F-Az1ers. and 4g4rs
.soz ;Ae loca. loss q Kennel there
AS 90 reverse e. &zy SOFT. TIE Ger
as4E E1va1ce b~.-g pCile4 Go~n
9-uzs,.y
a-e-ies, ,~eers Scar Par
T-rz.zg 10 tie case q the battle
- tae ALsre. re s.suA,i0z : tissec-
ert o. TIE tron; GttAciet. togr
FsercA add iAres Br.,Asa divisions
ers l-Fo,vet Tie tA-ee British
divisions sls.ese-. corss4ersbiy. TIE
.ogr Preach 6lv.s.o1s rere p-zctic-
ally destroyed Ard tbs was The
.eevsez. lo-s % the Frecch at Any
tine IL ,Ae ;A-e~ o,ts.ssyes Fo.i5r
NJ tie German crossing o, the Aisa>
! ce-rz.z -z-he- @, Fre1c1 divisions
rsr@ ser % ike f-oz. he:~ee- Cha
isaz-Thi@r-y zz3 So.ssozs. the i.re
s'Ghi.iie5 .,se,.. ske sEAfiry rs rot
T2-rlc-A-iy seve-e. American troo-s
r. sk-r o-ore ihe bar5e1 rsth the
Tr~-ch aas aside tro1 re to9r d.
r.sio1s cE-ruhs,zed az tie oztset. 70
rsa; 1ari. 70 p4rt q the Frvzca -zs
ssieztet
There remains % 6isrzss TIE 7-e=-
~ ope-ztio- nor song forward OF
~ rest hazk G. The oise. r. vhich
,ss C@-zz-s cain % tsr % hsre
'ske1 600 7-iss-e-s p; facts ard
rzz--s a. % this o'f~zsive weak LOT
- avzizh,e 20 tie P-zssz- var
nissers soeech Eis reference
--ss lave r.a.-iT hee1 % ths th-ee
t-srsozs o-@rziio-s Ho-srs-. Z -
-'.4r tkzt = .hz ia.es. ore-ztso- .
.hs-e hes h~s- - rrszt Fre-ch e.
tsst ard 10 lrrs esstruc<io1 G,
Fr--ch 6irssso-s
So- ne have. C sszi -o.<<si Ger
-zs- z--ho-itT. the T-z.eze-. thss
--.o- - tks o7--i-r q re r-sser;
=-1air-. Fock I'D arsfaeie so-e
'.sfy ciT.sic-s G. Frs-ck reserves
-kic1 nay - Tr--st a. s-T-hs-E
The Washington times., 1918-11-29
THE KAISER'S
Going To Take Treatment For
SHATTERED NERVES
CHE THINKS HE Isl

AMSTERDAM. Nov. 29.-Count
wilhelm Hohenzollern will soon
leave Amongen Castle TO undergo
treatment for his shattered nerves
in a sanitcrium near Arghem, it
was understood here today.
lie probably will live for some
weeks at the home OF DIR. Ling
beck. at RInkumb.
The former Kaiser is reported
20 be subject to frequent FITS OF
violent weeping. Some days he is
unable 70 write. owing to spells
of trembling.
Wilhelm seldom goes outside
the castle gardens. During one OF
his first walks he met an interned
German soldier. who refused TO
salute. The former Kaiser de-
manded an explanation. The SOL
dier produced small red nag.
An attendant asked him II he
realized it was the Kaiser who
stood before him.
Damn the IIohenzollerns, Six
of my brothers died for them"
shouted the soldier.
Since then the former Kaiser
has taken no walks. always rid
ing in closed automobile on his
inrrequent trips away from the
castle.
The Washington times., 1918-11-29
FOUR HURT IN CRASH.

Four persons were slightly in
jured this morning when an auto
mobile operated by John c. Phillips
1905 Oak street northwest. coIlided
with q motor car operated by Thorn
as Howard, colored, 1865 8 street
northwest, in front OF 54TT Connect
cut avenue. The Injured are Bar
bara Dorman. seven years old. iRuEh-
ter OF Mrs. Thomas Dormnn. ST2u
Conklin street northwest: Sarah Hob
son. twenty-five years old; George
Hobson. three years old. OF IL Graf
ton street northwest. and Phillipa
The Washington times., 1918-11-29
PROF. C. U. CLARK TO SPEAK
ON ITALY'S SHARE IN WAR

'Ttaly's Share In Winning the War
will be the subject Of lecture to be
given before the National Geographic
Society by Prof Charles Upson Clark.
of the American Academy In Rome.
this afternoon at 4:45 and tonight at
Sis in the auditorium OF the New Ma
sonic Temple, Thirteenth street and
New York avenue. The lecture VII
be illustrated with motion pictures
and lantern slides. Professor Clark
visited all the italian fronts-the
Piave, Macedonia. and Albania--last
summer and has q wealth Of interest
ing information
The Washington times., 1918-11-29
VIOLATIONS IN RoUMANIA.

Roumania has formally protested
against German atrocities by the re-
tiring forces of Won Mackensen. ac-
cording to clbles from Jassy. II was
declared that the Germans have vio-
lated the armistice terms in every
manner. blowing up bridges. burning
buildings and pillaging and plunder-
ing generally.
The Washington times., 1918-11-29
KAISERIN JOINS HUSBAND
AT AMERONGEN CASTLE

LONDON. Nov. s-The Mirrors
Rotterdam correspondent says the
former kaiserin. sarbed in a dark
overcoat arrived at MaasberEen yes
terday morning. accomps MED by the
wife OF the German minister to i'hs
Hague. Thev motored to Ar1erongnn
Castle, said the correspondent, .Where
they Joined tine former Kaiser. Inc
Kaiserin's luggage is sAidSto have con-
sisted Of twenty large trunks.
The Washington times., 1918-11-29
By A. G. GARDNER
(Edlfor Of the Daily NemnI

Freedom Of the seas Is universal
and unqualified in peace time. In case
Of dispute between nations, IL one ma
ton rejects arbitration and the de-
cision Of the league of nations, and
declares war. 1t will be denied use
Of the seas while its opponent will
have such use safeguarded.
The Washington times., 1918-11-29
$4,000 AUsTRIANS
KILLED DURING WAR

LONDON. Nov. 20 (i1:55 q m.).-
Austria's losses during the war were
1900 officers and 100000 men. killed.
says an Exchange Telegraph dispatch
from Copenhagen.
The total Austrian casualties num-
bered 00O. 900, the dispatch adds.
The Washington times., 1918-11-29
ny A. Fl. POLLEN.
(Dlstlnguished Naval CrItIe.)

Germany was defeated largely be-
cause at the last she was effectively
besieged by sea. Had neutrals been
free to supply her the war might have
continued another year. Had all sup
plies, especially from America. been
stopped from the first. It would have
been over long ago. Non-comh atant
trading with Germany has cost Eu-
rope and America millions of lives and
fifty billion dollars. II this Is free
dom OF the seas, 1t has been q costly
luxury.
The Washington times., 1918-11-29
By JOHN ST. LOE sTRACHET
Eater Of The sPeetatorl.

Freedom OF the seas means q sea
freed. by vigilant policing. from
thieves and murders. just as freedom
similar pests. An example Is the ac-
tion Of the United States in the civil
war and By Great Britain plus Amer
The Washington times., 1918-11-29
OPEN NOSTRILS END COLD QUICKLY
MAY PREVENT SPANISH INFLUENZA

ly. No more dullness. headache, no
hawking, snuffling. mucous dis
charges or dryuess; no struggling
FOR breath at night.
Tell your druggist you want "a
-r"u hn'''s Nf Elv'S Cream Ralm
Npr''. 'i'tic nf this fragrant. an
I 'sep'lr ~-ce'1 IN YOUR pnstTls, let
: perrtr"'e through ~"sry afr pas
.o-C ~ ~ t.~-f. '~sCtNe and heal
he swoilen. inH.'aed mucous mem
br~Ne, and rr'i-e comes instantly.
II II jUs' what every cold and
cnta-rh sufferer needs Don't stay
stuffed up and miserable
The Washington times., 1918-11-29
LABOR BOARD OF APPEAL.

Creation OF q board OF appeal. with
authority to review decisions OF the
ship-buiiding labor adjustment board
has been decided upon at . meeting
here of representatives OF the En-
erKency Fleet Corporation and the
American Federation OF Labor.
The Washington times., 1918-11-29
By ARCHIBALD HURD.s

In war, as recent events have
shown. effective freedom of the seas
as Of the world, demands maintenance
Of ancient sea rights which have re-
peatedly proved to be the salvation of
civilization. Philip II of Spain. Napo-
leon. and the Kaiser were defeated.
and the American union was saved
thereby in the civil war. The sea
controls the land and so-called free
dom OF the seas means military au-
tocracy by land.
The Washington times., 1918-11-29
Mrs. BaIIey ExpIaIns.


A Times reporter saw Mrs. William
H. Bailey, prestdent of the Washing
ton branch OF the Young Women's
Christian Association, presenting the
letter printed above. Mrs. Bailey said
she acted as chairman at the meeting,
and she had made the announcement
that 100000, the quota given the
Washington branch of the Y. W. c.
A, from the S1TO, 700 asked for in
the war work campaign, was to be
used In constructing a home for
young women.
Mrs Bailey said: "The seven organ
izations allied with the War and Navy
Departments Commission on Training
Camp Activities, including the Young
Mems Christian Association, the
Young Women's Christian Associa-
ton, the National Catholic War Coun-
Gil (Knights of Columbus), the Jew
ish Welfare Board, the War Camp
Community Service, the American
Library Association, and the Saliva
tion Army, agreed to obtain subscrip-
tions for a fund OF $40, 900, 900. I
understood that the amount was
greatly oversubscribed-
Division M FODOTsI
II was arranged by the allied or
The Washington times., 1918-11-29
ALBERT TO VISIT PARIS.

PARIS, Nov. 29.-KinE Albert Of
Belgium will arrive in Paris on De-
cemher .
King Ferd 'nand OF Roumania and
other allied rulers will meet at Brus
scis some time before Christmas. II
was learned today.
The Washington times., 1918-11-29

ton yesterday, and has furnished to
The Times the following official state
ment:
The idea that the whole amount Of
Washington's quota is to be turned
into a permanent Y. W. c. A. building
in Washington is based on a misap-
prehension. The money collected here
in Washington is turned in to the ma
tional treasurer for the seven organ
izations. and is distributed to each OF
the seven societies in the proportion
that their individual budgets bear to
the total amount collected.
How Rumor Arose.
81 presume what this rumor is based
on is the fact that many months ago
we asked the Y. W. c. A. to make
what provision they could for women
war workers here in Washington. In
the budget which they presented to
the War Department there was an
The blocks are eight inches square
item to cover three buildings in
washington-an administration build
ing, a temporary recreation building,
and a dormitory.
When the armistiCec was signed
the plan for the administration build
ing was dropped. But in view Of the
fact that Washington for months to
come will need every possible facility
for its women war workers, many Of
whom will be here for long time.
the Y. w c. A, with our approval.
did not drop their plan for the dOrmi-
tory and recreation hall.
No Permanent Buildings.
These buildings are no more OF
permanent nature than the laws Of
the District OF Columbia make neces-
sary for structures of this kind
while the War Department has,
OF course. no legal right to control
the expenditure Of these funds by the
seven organizations, we have ex
pressed the wish which has subse-
ouentIy been ratified by the societies
that no permanent build
ing be erected out of the nationally
raised war funds.
81 may say that because of the
great war emergency here in this
city Washington is the only place
where the funds Of these orCaniza-
tions are spent for purposes Of this
kind.
"I am confident that the societies
have the keenest appreciation Of the
fact that they are handling trust
funds and that no use will he made
Of them which does not meet with
general public approval
The Washington times., 1918-11-29

We must Keep orr army equipped
and ready 20 eEforre peace terms.
Continue 90 lend Uncle sam your
mOne buy ". =. S. constantly.