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The Enterprise job department.
has built up a reputation for first
class job work of all kinds, sol
. that IS the quality Of work you
are after, come to this office,
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Too late. too late Ye cannot
enter into any of the elections if
We fail to pay We poll tax before
Tuesday.
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special airplanes will carry news
Of the peace conference from Paris
to London twice day.
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~ the peace table Germany S
p,rt is to wait until the Allies are
satisfied.
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Before the armistice was signed,
in certain cities in Germany, shoes
sold from $4,000 to $4,000 a pair.
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let Is all cooperate now to
make our city beautiful in every
s+nsn of lie word.
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Turkey by Thanksgiving and
German goose by Christmas was a
true prophecy.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1918-12-26

II YOU want to give an unusual
Christmas gift, buy a canary bird,
GOOD singer, from Mrs. /. p.
Hedges.
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Last call-for poll tax payers

Well, the homing pigeons have
f. be dcmobiI;zed, too!
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Subscribe to The Enterprise,
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Good stationery adds tone to
business correspondence and car
RES message beyond What the
letter has to say, That is the
kind we print.
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1919, calendar for the new year.
It's 1 gem of misunderstanding.
The decorative mounting is rich,
out the man purpose has bcanto
produce IA calendar that is usefel,
ana that purpose has been achieved.
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THURSDAY. DECEMBER 2e. 1918
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n,,;c;sI Journal Parish of Natoh'toenes
Parish School Board.
:. .. CITY Of Natchitoches.
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Communications are soh Sis fnr anv
we will not be held responsible lof any
viaws contained therein.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-15
ITALY PLANS TO RENDER
FORMAL THANKS TO U. S

NEW YORK, Dec. ~ In various
ways the people ~ Itily are show
ing their gratitude To America for tho
part she has played I'm the war
Iictro Masragnl. the celchrahd ltul.
Ian composer, author ut "'aNall-rin
NustiChna" ami Iris" has an
nnuncrd that he II working on a
hymn IN honor ~ the American ma
uou lts first public rendition Will
shortly take place, vuu'cmpurancous
~ m Rome. MILAN ana Washington
\ somewhat different project has
hecu started hY the 'Giornale
dltallh' of Rome The "Giornale'
has proposed the formaticn ~ a com
milteo ~ 500 mayorspt the principal
cities and towns ~ Italy. who shall
come To- the United States HccoM
pnnicd by "A band ~ music from each
city ana bearing their respective yon.
tllous or municipal banners The
object " this demonstration win hc
to express to- President wilson and
the American people tho gratitude
~ Italy for the generous contribution
which America has made ia the war
for the freedom of humanity
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-15
"7he MAJ, of Smiling Eyes, Uncle Sans
Youngest General Enjoys a NOUpl Career

WASHINGTON. p"c. ~ Iher"
we're u hair dozen ~ them. hll Hlhhh
Ing ovrr sls feet. sturdy ~ NINA ana
llmh Sn when came m" 'al I" ~
asoldietIug fanny 'ontlhN' was
held ann rrr --~"Nd brother chosen
Then the waiting fut how tuuId
the, be- quii. sour" he'd pass lhe
examination ~ Ms4i Iului'
ras. them he dii. gloilnusb In
such manner Was Gen i"yi"h g
March set upon the raf"rr whl'h
TOOK him up ana ~ through various
posts 60 his present rank or 'hl"l
~ the ann, general starr young
est nf the Tou"fals he was sum.
uturd from France io become mead
~ the mliitnf, establishment ~ Ia"
capital uutrauking every other Of
n,.t In the army in Washington
such ,ulorful romance a. i- shot
with sudden ,luluni change hul the
ito,d ~ marching fr"t thtohlH lho
vuut uf his story II hrE.,n lu ln'l
on. "a, where he was hYrn ,3 gears
ago
Eastun hackEIuunds lafayette
college lligh unb, hutnp he cod.
lego stands cieruhN ht"uilng over
the tuufs bulVN itrs' known ~ me
professors ihrtr was tho great
philologiHt literature and lipguirt
Francis Alden March
Wr- ISdnt
n was to him that irptcs"utn'lNe
William Mut,hl"T. well known char
actci IN his dhy. went stamping his
way on Ia, fine morning h"fuf"
urnctnl March. appointment 10
Wrst roini
Professor. the rrpios.uttiiSe
gruwltd. This West POINT business
gives me no peace Iioys whom my
local political friends recommend 10
there and flspk the exams and
can't hold their places, I'm going
TO Hivs up ,hc democrats and try tn.
republicans | want to appoint one
of your sous. | guess thcyll pass
And this was tho beginning
March was an active student OF
infantry. cavalry and engineers, His
interest wa. In tho army as whole,
not In its separate branches. ana
consequently his ability Ia perform
the duties Of chief ~ staff,
lie spent 10 years In tn. army he
foto the spanish. American war
when John Jacob Astor gave "A bat
terry Tor service In tn. Philippines he
was advanced from the rank OF first
lieutenant TO that ~ captain ~ vol.
unirers and given command n was
q notable organization, composed
mostly Of college men. With hoose-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-15

vrlrs Rough l,iders II shared he
llmelirht
Richard IIurdiug Davis has told
the story Of hip capture uf MrH.
Asulnnldo. ENimlninp her luggage
VI perfumes. fins ana fln"tJ, lie
came upon ~ huN uf soaps. ITS
ftangrnnt, clean aroma rose io tho
mems faces" iIaVis wrote. "nnd they
uuddrnly stopped Major March
stopped, too. ana looked with eager
tempted eyes The men looked ~
their officer. the officer looked at
the soap then we'll n WIS Madam
Aguinaldo's soap, not theirs. Maiot
March ordered them not ut touch II,
ana looked away WhllQ they wrapped
II up ana put II hack surely tho
brilliant young West pointer de
served the ulbute which Madame
AEulnaldo paid him while IN Manila
I do not IKE Americans, SHE said,
but ~. for Major March. h" IN the
incest klnd"rt man ha'" ever
met"
Itns-o- japanese War
UeneraI March went tu the IuzH1-
Japanese war ~ an nhHerv-r, MOI tu
spy. but tn learn when the United
States entered the present war he
was merely colonel of ARTILLERY lie
went abroad with pershlng as chief
of artillery nnd laid tho lines on
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-15
STATE POULTRY EXHIBIT
OPENS AT N0WATA MONDAY

NOWATA. Gkla., Dec. 1.-THE
flfth annual show ot the oklahoma
state Poultry federation will open
here Monday with approximately
1000 entries trom all parts ~ Okla
homa. Large entries already have
been made from Missouri. Kansas.
Arkansas Texas. Tennessee and
Colorado, In numbers of exhibits
and quality ~ entries this years
show In expected to shatter existing
Oklahoma records.
The Judging of exhibits viii ne
gin tomorrow and awards will he
moe by charles II. Wheeler. Win
nemac, Ind ~ A Stonsr. wichita,
Kan, and capt II, j. Fisk. Fort
leavenwurth. kan
The annual banquet 81 the stat"
federation will be held wednesday
night and many prominent poultry
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-15
AUSTRALIA. UlANS TO TRADE
EXTENSIVELY WITH FRANCE

SYDNEY, Australia, Dec. ~ -
When the French mission headed by
ro,.,., p.,, nan u,tch 4. ,ov Tan,
"N' '"'' y" "'''' ~
'hs huSt'hna' returns nom" u VIII
urge the government to appoint trade
comm iiSsioners to improve the com
mercinl relations between S'rsnce aud
Australia Doctor Siegfried and NJ
Motto, members OF the mission
have been very actively engaged In
sydney and Melbourne In comforting
with COMMERCIAL interests and gov
ernmental departments with this end
In view Addressing the CONNER
cial Travellers association In sydn"S
early In october, NJ Motto said that
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-15
A CLEAN STOMACH
Makes a Well Man
/tpY DIR l. W sioRr)

safe Vegetable eytrsct OF ~
leaves Of aloe, Mayapple. root o.
jalap. made into . tiny. sugar
coated pill. Dd by almqst eva!
drusxist, - Dr.. Pieroe's Plessn'
Pellets, and first put up MARY
fifty years agu. In vialS twcnv
five centa- =.
Most people die eventually o.
an over scid condition. ~ 'n
blood can be rendered NOR
alkaline. the longer we llw
With regular hours, six TO e'r'
giaases Of water between meaN
sensible coarse food and chano
10 get the poisons out OF w
system, q man will live to wt
hundred. But. unfortuna'ry.
our highly nervous way OF l'y'o.
brings increased storage oil uIs
sid In The body. This aru "
poison, and consequently we ~.
FER frum headaches, neurns'n
lumbaGo, sches or pains rne'
matim. gvut -,
Get nd Of this uric ARID Pols .
~ taking Q harmless nedlcim,, ",
called Anuric, which throws ~ n.
the uric sid by stimulating -,
kidbeyl Drink = pint OF ~, ~,
water before msals and s,s, w.
Aamic { double strength ~ ',s,
meals and at bed time. hhuc ~,
en- Be obtained at almost ~ :,
drug store for aIV cen-. p.,c,.
Isnd Q dime 70 DCtor ~.
lnvulkiI Hotel. Buffalo, W. "
for trial psckasS b
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-15
Specifications

ENGINE Completely enclosed perfected
overhead valve engine, ~ inch bore,
~ inch stroke. developing 81 horse
power al 2.s0o revolutions per minute.
water jacketed intake manifold with rS-
haust heated hot spot vaporizes low
grade gasoline. Detachable cylinder head.
BEARINGS -- Extra large. bronze black
babbit lined
CooLiNi--Thermo -syphon, with honey
comb radiator,
CARnSRErOR-Stro with hot air
attachment
LrnRiCAriON-Full force feed through
hollow rrunkshaft
STARTING. LIGHTING and IGNITION
Drlco.
CLuTCH-nora and Beck dry-disc reauir-
tng no fabrication
TRANsM ISSiON - Selcctive sliding type
with three speeds forward and ono re-s
verse
DRIVE fIotohkiss type. with double uni
versal Joints
ANLEs-Front. drop forged beam. bower
roller bearings. Hear. fun floating. spiral
bevel gears. Bower roller bearings In
wheels.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-15
nrr- D~.elk mmrttna1arr.

NENklllk, okla. pec. ~ i. u
warren of this city dropped dead
from heart failure last night while
waiting for train nt the Santa ~
depot IN ponca CITY Mr. Warren,
formerly city marshal ut Nrwkirk,
was preparing ,o return home after
attending the funeral nf the sister ~
his sons wife The attack ot heart
failure is supposed to have been
caused 10y the iact that Mr warren
cNcrtrd himsrlf beyond his strength
IN rushing to catch the train tn
NeWkirk g.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-15
Specifications

BRAKES Dual, internal expanding and
external contracting
SPRINGS semi elliptic. long and fiat un-
der load. giving great feribllity. Rear
spring b3r inches long
RlNG-Gemmer, worm and full gear
type. is-inch wheel
WHEELS wood artillery type Wire
wheels Rt extra cost
WHEELiA Sells Inches
.-RES--asSt. with all weather tread on
rear wheels
GASOLINE TANk--i6 gallon capacity on
rear Vacuum feed
UPHOLSTERY Deep, soft, French piped,
Turkish upholstery, with genuine leather,
currd hair. and double Darcy springs
TOP-One man "Neverleek' with Collins
curtains
EQuIPM MENT---Electric horn, Van Ncklen
speedometrr. Kellogg tire pump. tire ear
rier with demountable rim, jack. fuil set
of tools and trouble lamp. Tool Kit In
left front door
PAINTING -- Touring car and roadster,
brewster green or black with narrow
gold stripping and ivory wheels -Four
passenger. Saginaw red with natural wood
wheels Touring sedan. black
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-15
Instant
Responsiveness r

\ instant in its responsiveness to the driver
"A as the polo pony is to its rider AT touch
of the accelerator the Stephens Salient Six
leaps forward with ramming power or its speed
increases gently at the wik Of the driver. An
emergency push on its brakes brings it to a sud
den stop, or light pressure on the pedal reduces
its speed with gliding smoothness.
Such flexibility is possible only in a car with
the scientific engineering balance of the Steph-
ems Salient Six, possessor of the projected over
head-vave engine which burns ALL the
gasoline.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-15

LONDON. Dec. lt--General Tor
com, head ~ tho Armenian military
mission which n soon to visit allied
countries, has issued an appeal to
his country men aAkins for their sup
port ot the work now going on iu
Armenia The appeal which was ~
sued while General Torcom was At
port on the white sea November
~ has been received here.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-15
Io~tou Publisher nic~.

BOSTON. Dec. ~ 90 S,ephn
O'Meara. police commissioner Of th'
city and formerly editor ana ppe'
Usher OF the Hoston Journal t'd
here today. Mr.. O'Meat1 hesih
Newspaper work IN 1897 as r.
porter. lie was director " iw
Associated Press at the time n ~
reorganization In 1900 lie sold ne
Journal IN 1909 to Frank \ Nuhs'
and recently the paper was mefg'
with the Boston Herald
"Do you believ. In humanity u
.A tal, th. D.A rtn.a -
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-15

The body Is . highly Organised
machine Of complicated parts In
which the stomach, liver and the
Kidneys work for tho common good.
Damage 10 any one Of thess organs
interfercs with man % . motor
mechanism II you clean the stom-
ach, liver and bowels occasionally
with . gentle laxative you c.n
keep well. Too much fuel In man q
machine, such - eatipG too much
meat or alcohol or tea. nervous
overwork and lack Of e1erciss IN
outdoor air bring ccustipation and
bad health. Fat lo@ meat, plenty
Of vegetables, and with air and guod
exercise you need little else. II ths
liver needs rousing and mort Of
m need this oncs . week -taks q
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-15
SUCC0R, NOT JAIL,
URGED FOR "DOPES"
Physicians Cnn Br~ak Drug Addicts
Of Habit, Specialists
T~stib.

CHICAGO, Dcr II Scientific
symptomatlc treatment for druE
addicts IL tho proper course for aty
municipality 10 pursue, several Wis
itlnE specialists testified yesterday N
Health Commissioner Robertson n
office The conferrute was attended
by representatives Of every govern.
mental agency In chicago. Or Rob.
rrtaon and the country and icderal
officials Nrc trying to deNihe a plan
Tor car,rB for the unfortunste- who
are addicted TO tho use OF iruRs
" Earnest = Rishop Of New York
an authority on treating drug cases.
told of his cxpcrie enc. Ia treating up
ward of 10000 cases iIs declared
against throwing drug addlc,s into
~ Ft said this was Eobi wl,y
to XII. not to cure them,
"rhti. is n general opinion that
the use OF drugs is "A habit thil
Doctor nishop. This is wrong II
IL a disc"sr
Adiicta Wcicuu~ Help,
From my experience | wou'd tFy
that a majority ~ tho users Of drugs
want to he aihrd. n they are treated
In "a humane way You must remain D.
wv 'HhN wv WI lN' vs. hNF'H -
the underworld or criminal element
have IN mini one case of "A success
fnl business man who used morphine
Tor ~ wears without a physician OF
any m.tnhcr ~ hts family knowing
II laws and administration OF
laws have made the illegal traffic In
drugs profitable
Take drugs away from these per
SONS and they become wrecks OF die.
Zach case mus, b- considered sep
arately and treated for ia individual
needs There ~ talk about crime
and vice h.tng responsible for the
us" ot drugs
u know of cases ~ newly born In
fAnts having all the symptoms OF
heavy drug users Of course. one or
both parents were drug us-ts You
cant trace the use uf drugs to vice
when babies arc born with this III
tavors Sprciai Hospital
~ were health comm issiOner of
chicago I would provide a hospital
for treating drug eases would let
the uubliC know how drug user
suffers and the torment he goes
through when deprived " drugs
pr & y Terry of New York told
~ survey he made IN Jacksonville
Fla lie said he showed | 40 ~ the
total population tn have been drug
users ~" said 50 per cent were
made so hY the use ~ drugs by phN .
rlcians 10 Illness and operations.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-15
STEPHENS Salient Six

A care Of the ut
most luxury and
extreme merit.
In performance.
comfort and style
II will compare
with any car on the,
market. regardless
Of price.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-15

Red Cross membership Is within
reach OF all
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-15
Don't Suffer
From Piles
Sample pa~Aa ase sf the raasas
Pyrsaia p,ie rrestIs~ut New
OaereA fr~e to rrov~ what
n viii DO for Neu.

Pyramid Pile Treatment gives
ing or protrudlng piles. hcmorrhoids
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-15

A car that will in
crease pride of
ownership every
day OF its use. The
cul m ating
ach lev ve ment Of
more than half IA
century of success
full manufacturing.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1918-12-26
To the Fathers and Mothers

What is your biggest wish! We know your biggest
wish is that your and daughters should become
speced well-todo, useful and women in the world.
You hope to give them some clothes, few nick-n
and tools and perhaps even farm.
You hope besides this to give them some good prin-
ciples. little family pride and good deal OF ambition
to make the most OF themselves
Most of you believe that it would be good thing If
they could have year away from home at some
good school, This is the way towards advancement The
government has found that the young who had been
college made better officers than much older than
themselves who had not had this advantage.
There two things that hinder parents from send
ing their and daughters away to school, One is that
they put oil from year to year 1t is something that
they have done and they do not bring themselves
up to the resolution to start in and do it.
The other hindrance is that they have been afraid
would cost too much money. Now many schools are too
expensive for people Berea has been establish
ed purpose meet this difficulty The cost OF things
at Berea is made low possible and sudents earn
some money while they attending school. 1t is the
fashion Berea not to be extravaganza you will study
the ia Die OF expenses page six will see that any
student have twelve weeks winter term at Berea Tor
less than forty dollars, and part that amount
The best thing you can give your son or daughter
the thing which they never ose and which will new
go out OF fashion, rust or DECAYS an education
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1918-12-26
PLAN AIRPLANE FLIGHT
CAPTAIN r. A. bartlett TO LEAD
EXPEDITION THAT WILL BE
SENT TO ARctIcs IN PLANES.
Aero Club Is To Finance Trip Of Elk.
plorers-Base Will Be Established
at Cape Columbia For Journey Into
the LANDS of Ice"

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
New York.-An expedition to be led
by Captain Robert A. Bartlett, noted
explorer, will be sent TO the polar
regions next June to survey the north
pole by airplane, according to an an
nouncement here by the Aero Club of
America. The plan. 1t was said, was
conceived by Rear Admiral Robert f.
Peary, discoverer of the pole. The
purpose of this expedition, which II
was said would be the most completely
equipped ever sent out, will be to Eek
plore, survey and photograph the I'M
explored parts of the Arctic regions
and establish the existence or noneX-
istence of land or lands in that region"
II also is intended, according to the
announcement, ITO explore the upper
air and the bottom of the polar basin. "
Results of inestimable value to the
United States and TO science will
surely be obtained from this expedi-
ton, said the announcement, which
added that the club would raise
S250,OO0 TO finance the trip.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1918-12-26

The Kentucky Association Of Bap-
lists. at their annual convention held
at Campbellsville last week, voted 10
raise the largest educational fund
ever taken by the association or by
the Baptist church in the State.
The fund is TO he si,l00,0O0. and
the drive" will start as soon as ne
cessary clerical arrangements can
be made. The money will be di-
vided between the Baptist schools
OF the state. II will be devoted en-
tirely 10 educational uses.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1918-12-26

PAGE 4. Local News.
PAGE S. The Tragedy of the Goth
Century, safeguarding Peace.
Immigration.
PAGE 6. Farm and Home Depart
ments.
PAGE 2. $. 5. Lesson Temper
ance Notes. - Poems. - Serial
Story.
PAGE 8. Eastern Kentucky New.
Real Estate Advertisement.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1918-12-26
To the Boys

Some of you had great time being in the army,
and some of you little too young for all Of you
the question is-what next?
Think OF this! If you ever to get any more edu
cation training now is the time.
The fact is, most boys really more important than
they think themselves. 1t makes great deal OF differ
their folks and their community what kind OF men
they become. A good many boys think they can be
great without trying very hard, but too few under
stand what great they might be il they should try
hard enough! See this picture OF Lincoln studying at
night He did not have the best chance; he did not have
a teacher and he did not begin young he should
but he did the best he could He worked hard and he
was never sorry for any studying he ever did.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1918-12-26
WALTER HINES PAGE DIES
He Had eevoted Years to Literary La
bors-Appointment Of Diplomat
Was Popular Abroad.

Plnehurst. N. C.-Walter Hines
Page. of/New York. former American
Ambassador to the Court of St. James.
died Of heart disease here. Mr.. Page
resigned his post I'm England because
OF illness. He returned 10 New York
October ~ in a critical condition and
was hurried from the ship to st.
Luke's Hospital, New York. During
the first few weeks his condition APP
peared 10 improve steadily. Late in
November. however. he suffered re-
lepse. but rallied and was brought TO
Phehurst about ten days ago. For "A
short period after reaching here he APP
parently gained strength. but he grew
appreciably weaker
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1918-12-26

As a result Of a shooting ARRAY
over a game OF dice at PIN Knott
Sunday night, George Wilson and
John Morgan were MORALLY wound
ed, Wilson dying upon arrival at
the hospital, and a report says that
Morgan is dead at ST. Anthony Hos
pital, Louisville. where he was
taken after being wounded. The
tragedy, as reported TO The
Somerset Journal. was the result
Of difficulty between George
Wilson and John Morgan, who,
(continusd on Page rivs)
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1918-12-26

President Wilson is expected To
visit England this week and is sure
of cordial reception. Lloyd George
had intended TO meet him in France,
but has found il difficult to be away
at this time. II is suggested that the
two countries are not so far apart
on the matter Of the freedom OF the
seas as at first appeared. Many
things can be accomplished by
these personal conferences that
would have been impossible by COR
respondence.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1918-12-26

Spain is struggling with a prob
lem in the demand of Catalonia for
an independent government. Ad-
vantage is being taken of the prin-
ciple of Standardization which
has been so strongly voiced Of late.
Some grounds of difference exist, as
it is a border province. The re-
quest is being parted and will
doubtless be put off until the meet
ing of the Cortes.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1918-12-26

There is some talk Of Count Bern
storff being given a place in the new
German government. He has taken
pains TO deny any connections with
the plots discovered in the United
States while he was serving as the
ambassador from Germany. The
burden Of proof, however, will rest
on him before he can be acceptable
TO the United States. He insists that
he has always been favorable to a
league of nations.