davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09
2tre Dame Beats Army; ELk1art Wins Over South Benz

Notre Dame rushed the ball TO mid
field on OF tackle smashes. Forward
passes failing. Degree kicked TO
Army on the 20 yard line. Dodd
returned the punt when Notre Dame
held and the Irish recovered on the
Army 90 yard line. Again the aerial
fireworks. Gipp shot the bali TO Ba-
han for fifteen yards. and the Army
was penaiized ] > yards for roughing
the play. Barry went in for Bahan.
Lystadt replaced Gregory Further
forward passes failed and the Army
go the ball on its own 10 YARD line.
Irish Some BOmbers!
with the Irish holding fast Army
kicked out Of bounds on its own 90
yard line Another forward pass,
Gipp to +. Anderson sent the Irish
20 within eight yards Of the enemy.
And still again the Irish pulled the
aerial stunt and scored. Gipp. did
the shooting and Anderson did the
receiving Miller went over for the
touchdown. He slid through center.
Score Notre Dame -. Army Q.
Daniel kicked TO NOtre Danes ten
yard line Miller got the bali and
ran 10 back 90 yards The Irish bat
Ting now with the breaks in their
favor made one first down but were
compelled 10 kick on a second at
tempt Degree kicked to ;he Army
% yard line. The cadets tried TO
gain but were stopped. Dodd kicked
out Of bounds on the Irish AZ yard
line.
The third quarter ended with the
score Notre Dame 70, Army Q.
Stars do Come Back.
McQuarrie went back into the
Bahau stepped in again at half for
Notre Dame Forward passes failed
the Irish and Degree punted 10 VIII
hide who fumblcd +. Anderson
pouuced on the pigsl1in and it was
Notre Danes ball on the Army -
yard line The Irish fought through
TO the cadets ten yard line The
irish lost the ball I'm The Army
trenches.
Cadets Die Hard.
Fighting furiously to stave off de-
feat the cadets tried 10 advance the
bali I'm the shadow of their own goal
posts but failed McQuarrie punt
cd 10 the Notre Dame 2S yard line.
The Irish tried a series Of forward
passes that failed and Degree kick
cd TO midheld McQuarrie in des-
peration attempted to play the whole
same but boys from out of the west
would not be denied. They stopped
the hope OF West Point He was
forced 10 punt The ball went over
the Notre Dame line and was carried
ont 20 yards.
Army rooters in the stands yelled
frantiCally for a touchdown. NOtre
Dame punted 20 the Army. Bruised,
battered and tired the cadets fought
desperately 10 work the ball up the
field Once they almost succeeded.
They punted however and the game
ended after Brandy intercepted a
forward pass The lineup:
Army o. Notrc Dame IL.
Left End.
Travis Observation-Disclosures. Coughlin
Lett IuCkie.
Herrick ............. II. Anderson
Left Guard.
Green ................- Madlgan
Center.
Ogel ........... ............. smith
Right Guard.
Daniel ...-..-.--. -......-- Degree
Right Tackle.
kiefer ....... l.. Anderson
Right End
Wlhlde ..--..... ............. BRANDY
Quarterback.
SchabaCker OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Gipp
Left Halfback
Llslaul ............. .......-. bdlldn
Right Haifback
NcQuarrie ............. Slackford
Fullback.
Score-NOtre Dame II. Army Q.
Touchdowns-Gip Miller. McQuar-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09

SPOKANE, Wash.-While AIR.
and Mrs Earl Haynes. newly
weds. attended a funeral land
lord leased their rooms. He
leased the wedding presents too,
they charge and they are suing
him for $1,000.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09
Aerial Attack.

With the defeat facing them. the
wolverines opened up a bewildering
aerial attack in the fourth period.
making nine attempts TO gain by
this method. Only two were success
full Cliff Sparks, the Michigan quar-
terback tried vainly to boot field
goals from the 45-yard line but his
two attempts went wide Of Chicago's
goal.
The Wolverines were outplayed in
three of the four periods but fought
desperately whenever G n / c q g o
threatened. Score by periods:
Chicago: 0: Z: 0: 6-13.
Michigan: o: 0: O. 90.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09
OHIO STATE EASILY
DOWNS B0lLERMAKERS
by Associated Press

COLUMBUS, o.. Nov S--Capt.
Chic Harleys entrance into the
game at the start of the second
quarter proved the psychological fac
tor in Ohio States defeat Of Purdue
Saturday 90 to o. Hampered by she
absence OF two star linesmen, Flow
ers and Holtkamp. and minus the
services OF Harley, Ohio State was
unable to make much progress dur
ing the first period.
In the second quarter Ohio State
opened up and Harley with an elu-
sive run of so yards in which he
shook off three tacklers. scored the
first touchdown.
Ohio States eagerness caused fire.
quent penalties and two twenty-yard
runs for touchdowns by Capt. Harley
were not counted. Lineup:
Ohio State 20. Purdue q.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-05
Use pondra ell arroz
mas caro-?

Conforme a las tiltimas estadis-
ticas del Institute International
de Agricultural De Roma. resulia
que el area sembrada de arroz ~
Italia en- 1918 Is de u mil acres.
10 que representa- un aumeuf0 de
3 por ciento en- comparci6n cou
el ano anterior. v cn Jap6u. 7.Jte
600 acres. POGO mas menos iauai
la de 1917.
De acuerdo con II Monthly
Crop Report lSepfiembrr dc
1879. publicado por Ia ofieina IT,
calculos de cosechas DC loS Esta.
dos nidos lie Nortc Amtriea. ~
area sembrada de arroz era de
| 100000 acres. calcuiaudose una
production dc 81 .O00 fonelada~
Segtin information euviada por
los C6nsules britauicos. I'll AREA IT.
Ia lndo China Sc estima cu li.Gt1
600 y una production de iIT1
900 toneladas: la cosecha de 60.
rea Is favorable en- 1918 i - eal.
cula una production IL 1872 po
toneladas. 10 que representa- uu IL
por cieuto dc aumentO sohre II
calculo dc 1917. De fucntes no aii
ciales resuIta que Fl Jap6m Oh
tendra una eosecha dc 7.s07 0t0
toneladas v Siam l.lW0Ou
Los datos antcriorcs los he -
mado del nGmcro 665. he diciem
bre -. 1918. del "The Indian Ira.
de Journal.
La cosecha de arroz en- India
en- 191T-1g1S lego 26.T50 000 H..
neladas i la dc I0ls.1gig se cal
cula en- 10 miIioncs ,licz i ~iete
mil toneladas. Is dccir. una ~.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-05
LA LocIA "sINcERIDAD"

La respectable logia "Sinceri-
dad de Sahturce, ha nombrado a
los siguientes senores para regir
sits destinos en- Ell curso del tri-
mestre Que cmpez6. eli dia 10. de
este mes:
Manuel Rive, Past Noble Pa
Dire 10. Francisco Rivera, Past
Noble Padre 20; Juan r. Dijels,
Noble Padre Trinidad Verdejo,
Past Noble ) Grande; Salvador
Font Crespo, Noble Grande; Jo-
Sc Boada, Vice Grande; Padre A.
Ramos, Abogado; Noises S. La
ham, Secretario Permanente Mar
tin Cosotoso, Digno Tesorero Full
gencio Diaz Muller, Digno Cape
liam; Lencio Allende, Secretario
Electo Juan David Arroyo, Guar
dian Interior; Jose Alvarez Mu-
rillo, Asistente de la derecha del
NJ G.; Agastm Olivero, i Asistenl
tc de la lzquierda del N. G. Ale
jandro Verdejo Canales, Asisten-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-05
LA QUESTION CANDENTE

Hay en- todo problema econ6mi-
60 dos fases queles precise distin-
guir, para examinar cada una en-
su verdadero sentido y juzgarla
debidamente Ell Ell seno de la rea-
lidad
La guerra de Europa ha deja-
do al mundo la triste herencia de
IN gran desequilibrio> social, no
menos pavoroso que la contiepda
armada que ACADIA de estremecef
I'll mundO. r
III c0nfiictO econ6mico de los
pueblos debe ser atendido con pre-
ferencia a toda otfa cdesti6n po-
Utica 0 International; porque es
la marea agitada~que impide so
lucionar toda otra else de cues
tioneS. " ''
El Congreso de la Paz no afr
mara en- base s6lida sds acuerdos,
81 previamente no consigue re-
solver el problema de las clases
proletarias, novidas por el acica-
te de la miseria, Y azuzadas por
ESQ que hemos dado en- llamar bols
heviquismo, no siendo otra cosa
que ell viejo espfritu demag6gico
dispuesto a aprovechar todas las
ocasiones para medrar sobre. las
ruinas sociales.
El ilustre Presidente Gle los Els
tados Unidos ha manifestado 10
siguiente: No supongais nj por
m momento que la inquietud en-
las poblaciones de Europa Sc de-
be enteramente a causas econ6mi-
cas- o motives econ6mic6s. Algo
mas profundo Sc halla latente en-
todo este. Ven que sus gobiernos
nunca han podido defenderlas con
ira la intriga de la aggression, Y
que no hay fuerza de provision 0
de prudencia en- ning1n gobierno
para contener la guerra Mr.. Will
son, considera que la "Liga de
las Naciones" resolvera facilmen-
te los conflictos internacionales
ESQ 10 creemos tambien nosotros !;
pero no sabemos como seran re-
sueltos por la "Liga los conflic-
tos mternos de los EstadOs, Y es-
pecialmente la lucha de clases q.
Sc avecina, sino esta va gravemen-
te planteada en- todos los paises
cultos. 5Como buscar la formula
de una paz exterior EN- cada pue-
bio 81 no hemos halado todavia
la formula de una paz interior,
que es hoy un gran peligro, no
en- una naci6n. sino en- casi to-
das, sin exclfil' las principales, las
que dirigen ell concerto de una
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'paz universal firme Y duradera.
El punto de vista econ6mico-so-
cial es clique precisa estudiar Y
Iresolver antes que ning1n otro;
porque 81 no hay paz interior de
las naciones, no podran en- modo
|alguno atender a la paz exterior;
pues, cuando las parties de un con-
junto Sc disuelven de por 81, no
hay forfna de yuxtaponerlas Y ar
fnonizarlas. Hay que fijarse, co
mo dijimos al comenzar, Ell los
dos aspectos del pfoblerna Ell de
la verdadera flecesidad econdmica
de las classes pobres, y ell de la
agitaci6n aanarquica, la intriga b
la aggression Social. de que Fhabla
Mr.. Wilson en- Ia Erase que le' he
mos citado :..Los gdbiernos todos
ahora que estan acordes siquie-
ra en- una bnena volnntad, deben
.resolver con lin lmismo criterio sus
respectivos casos de economfa So
cial, y descartar de entire las razo-
mes justas del obrero las que obe-
decen a insidias y propagandas
disolventes de una demagogia re-
volucionaria. Estudiar a fondo la
situaci6n de los trabajdores, DIR
sus quejas y atenderlas en- .justi-
cia; y~con clio convencer al pro-
letario de'que no debe prestar dido
a los agitadores acratas que viven
de la exploitation de sus adeptos,
sin procurarles un bocado de pan.
Cerca de liii siglo ha que duran
y Sc repiten los procedimientos
huelguistas; cerca de un -siglo 'ha-
ce tambien que las clases obreras
obtieneIf concesiones de mayor jor
nal v menos horas de trabajo; Y
pesar de todas las ventajas OBJ
tenidas, los agitadores demagogos
contin6an incitando a nuevas hull
gas que dejan sin pan a innumera-
bles familias. t
FL proyecto de una Liga de las
Naeiones podrfa5imitarse tambien,
con otra hga de Representatives,
de las iclases obreras y represen-
tantes de los patronos, elegidos
todos entire los mas honrados e
inteligentes, para dirimir por me-
dio del arbitraje todos los pleitos
del capital =. la mano de. obra.
Ese proyecto, por ser menos enre-
dado, serfa mas viable que ell de
la Liga international, EN- la que
han de entrar Ell juego mas vastos
Y mas complicados intereses; apar
tie de que no sera possible un CON
cierto de naciones sis,dentro de
elias no hay armonia de clase. ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-05

(Del 'Boletin Mensual'', del De.
partamento De sanidad de r. RI

Is IN pequedo insecto. pero an
gran propagador de enfermeda.
des.
Miles De personals muereu godos
los amos. victimas de eufermetla.
des trasmitidas por ella; fiehre
tifoidea. diarrea. discnteria. ~.
berculosis. antrax. c5lera Mafar
la es Salvar vidas.
Para limpiar una poblaci6n H.
moscas. todos deben hacrr algo
Hay m0chAs classes. tddas In.
fiinas
la mosca mace en Ia inmuudi.
ella Sc alimenta y yivc en ella
Por ESQ contamina todo euanfo
Sus pehidas patitas tocan.
81 es hueno desirtlir Las moscas.
es mucho meior todavia cvitar sl
crianza.
tC6mo9 Limpiando continue
mente los eStablos. cuadras y "a.
ballerizas. Sacando por - mcno~
dos veces a In semana II estier
col o excremehto de los aBlmaIes
mautenidos Ell los mismds. Omar.
dando o depositando In basura ~
zafacones. los cuales scran vacia.
dos v lavados q menudo. Coustru.
yendo letrinas prueba de
moscas en- aquellas localidades
donde no puedan haccrsc insta.
laciones sanitarias.
Ia mejor epoca para empreu.
der una campafia contra las mos.
cas- es en- los moses lie mario i
abril I'm par de moseas que MAJ.
ca Ell abril puede originar milo
mes para iunio. Julio y agostn Ne
permita que suria ri primer par
Una limpieza extremada ~ ia
mejor medida contra 10 mosca "a
sera.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-05

te de Ia derecha del v. g.; Leoca-
dio Vazquez, Asistente de la IL
quierda del V. G..j;sPedro Figtleroa
Chstodio; A. 1glesias Sandoval,
Director de Banduete; jesus NJ.
Quinones, Delegado d la Gran Lo-
gia de Distrito; Juan r. Dijols,
Manuel Rivera, Francisco Rivera,
Emilio Thomas Y Ramon Oneil,
Conlisi6n de r. P. n. n. p. p. y
DR. Fernando de Jun, Medico off
cial..
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REALIzAcIoN.--de muebles. Teniendome
que1 auSentar vendo preoios mddicos los
muebles de mi casa.--Pida informes a Luna
so s. J.--Tel6fono 254 rOios p. J.
vENDo AuToMovIL.-.'H Hudson G-4O; Z
Dasajeros, perfeeto estado, 6 gomas casi nue..
vas, muy econ6mico, especial para servicio
pdblico o privado. -$110O.--CalIe Barcelo.
ma 10, Parada 10 media, Santaree. s@..
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DAT ACE En- Ell centric cOmercial
= A~A de San Juan, con vista
la bahia. Contiene 10 habitaciones
amplias, con cuartos de banjo. Roof
garden, sitio ideal para bales, ban
quotes, soirees'' Ell sitio de reunion
de Ia buena sociedad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-05
LIE 1NTEREsA.

iQuiere usted paladear una comida
criolla, sabrosa, bien condimcntada y
sana, para conservar su est6mago en-
buena salud? GQuiere usted dormir en-
canlas liInpias v habitaciones ventila-
das? 5Quiere usted estar en- familia Y
ser atendido por un personal quito y
active, todo por un modico estipendio?
Pues hospedese en- el boarding Cons
tancia'', Luna so, Altos del, Cine ''Lu-
ma, primer piso.
r Advt. Lebr6n & Co.
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.HADTpE R Refnado, comfortable,
NA centrico. Para familias
y transeuntes. Toda ciase de comodida-
des. Magnffico servicio. Precios razo-
nabies. Hay ascensor. Telefono 484.
Altos del Pasaje Matienzo. Gale Sal
vador Brau No. "a.
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Sc vENDE


BUENA oCAsIOE.-- hacerse de un es.
pIendido neeocios por tsner que ausentarse
su dneho-ise vende uno de los ,mejores nego.
clos de agenoia de transportaci6n con trabaio
Observation-Disclosures para mas informes ".
II. Box 144.-CatRfo, p. n.
FINCA-Con algunas cahas propia para
este o--Facilidades.---Info
2a2.-Rio Piedras, P. R. s
ARTRTTIsMo, Gotta, REuMA-PIpERA.
zIyA DOCTOR GRAU. DE VENTA EN- TO.
DAS LAS FARMACIAs.g NJ
vENDo BAKATo.-Un piano marca Kohler
and Campbell, un escritorio erande.-+RobIe
oscairo no sanitaFio.--InformarG Foble Ca
P.t0 Box 3s3.--Rio Piedras.
s~4-~-.~-~-~.~~~l~o
GRAN SURTID0.-De efectos PHOTOGRAPH
cos KoDAK.--Renovaci6 constantemente.
Lihreria. PapeIerfa, Efectos de EScRIT0RI0.
Collection Postaies de Faiardo. Materiales
MUsICA BAsE-BALL.-Agencia de- Pegi6-
dicos, Fernando Psscual, Faisrdo. r. r. .s
Sc vENDE.-Una fnca en- Hato Rey, Parada
"a s6 compuesta de seis cuerdas mas me
nos Tiene tros Was de communication. En- Ia
esrrelera tiene un magnfnco puesto de earne
easa de tienda casa de vivienda.--Informa
ran on ID misma fnca.
81 vEEDEN:-Un Piano v varios muebles
Carretera No. 49, santuree (Teitfono 445).
49,
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Sc ALoU1LA

ALQUILAN.-Por cuarenta dollars Ia resi-.
dencia mas fresea en- la calle la Fortaleza 81
20. piso comparable Ell mobiliario que Sc ven
de muy barato Telefono 7s9 rojo.
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sENoRITA ExTRAEGERA

SENoRITA EATRAEGERA. - Con mncha
prdetica Sc ofrece para cohfeceionar y reior
mar toda clasc de sombreros nara sehoras 3
iiias.-Precios m6dicos san Jote 45. piso.
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CEUIT A Cuenta con un gran CO.
NH AA a111 medor preciosas
vistas al mar y las campifas de Palo
seco. Itabitaciones frescas. Cerca de
todos los. centros oflciales, y de Ia pla-
"a principal. Cristo 16, San Juan, P. r.
Telefono 34S.--P. o. Box 532.
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ERROR DE coMPAGINAcIoN
Lebron & Co.

En- la composition del senior Wales,
que publicamos en- el nunero del mar
tes, abril primero, aparece cambiado
ell orden del segundo y tercer verso de
Ia priinera estrofa.
Donde dice:
~ muy honorable,
senior respectable
Lease:
''sefior respectable
y muy honorable
El lector de buen sentido 10 habra
comprendido asi.
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UoLoCACIoNEs.

TAQUIGRAFA.--Espa q inglesa desea Co
loracidhsa POGO. sueldo. Acepta plaza de- me-
can6srafa o ayudante de ofcina Buenas re
erencias.-Dirfjanse B. C.-General Delive-
~. San Juan, p. r. +s~e s-
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MISS GLADYS DE CASTRO

Miss Gladys de Castro ha ocupado
un alto cargo EN- la secretaria de Ia
ccrte Federal, para Ell cuaI fue nom.
brada por ei juez Hamilton, con mott.
vo de una hcencia de ocho neses que
lie fue concedida una senorita anne.
ricana. atN@i tei fist ~ <-t,s
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I'D desa anunciarse positive hagao
seccidn 81 I'd. dessa COmpra Aquiar;
qusre cOlOcars reaza algun rpidamnte
sO AdmmOs cuquer pueblo de Ia
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Ell coRAzoN DE LA HUMANIDAD
Es tan estupenda que merece men
ci6n especial. Q@as4 !. Advt.
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La GAIA DEL REL0J.
Esta magnffica GAIA es de orc relleno de
calidad fina, con 2 tapas exteriores una
interior para proteger la mAquina, tiene la
corona la argolla del Iltimo sistema, en- Su
apariencia es igual los xe!oies que cuestan
tres o. cuatrO veceg mas. s e~ --. ,~.s.
kTENEM0S VARIoS ESTTLOS DE DIEUJ0S
WFEREETEs Y ToDoS som PRECIosos.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-09
ALMOST HELPLESS
FOR Two YEARS
Well.Known Okmulses Coun.
ty Citizen Tslls What Inter-
State Doctors Have
Done for Him.

Mr., George Foster OF Okmulgee,
whose reliability and sincerity no one
can question, writes as follows:
"Okmulgee. Okla, Dec. n. 1917.
Il will say that | was sick for two
years with a severe intestinal and
rectal trouble. was unable to do
anything at all for long time and
tried six different doctors and got nj
relief until ] went to the Inter StYe
Doctors on Nov. ! 1917, and n0M !
am just about we'll
G. w. FOSTER,
"R. X. No. 4.
Okmugee, Okla"
The very best thought of the age Las
ba-n given to making humanity better
physically. Some OF this effort may
have been selfish, Men who have
devoted their energies and brains to
the conquerng OF disease may have
been inspired or stimulated by per
sonal ambition On the other hand,
we all know that great laboratories
have been established for experiment
tai and research work without
thought OF personal gain, Scientists
know that no one medicine or one
discovery can be panacea for all
ills.
The curing OF disease must first de-
pend on accurate diagnostic ability
or in other words that ability TO posi-
lively determine what is wrong with
any individual.
Following this, wonderful strides
have been made in the effort TO as
sist mankind TO become normal, heal
thy beings. Perhaps the greatest acs
complishment has been through the
discoveries and uses OF intravenous
solutions (direct TO the blood strcam)
methods and the knowledge and use
of serums. bacterins. etc.
More has been accomplished by
these methods in the treatment OF So
called incurable diseases within the
last half dozen years than has prac-
tically been attained during the pre-
vious two decades.
The remarkable success OF the In
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-09
NEGRO MINISTER
TO PROMOTE BATHS

Negro preachers should preach
more about bathing to their
brethren than they do, according
20 Rev. A. w. Caldwell, pastor Of
9 negro Presbyterian-church here.
Mr.. Caldwell appeared before
the ministerial alliance yesterday
10 get sits Endorsement for the
building OF new negro Presby-
aerian church, with institution
ii features, in the 100 block
on East Fourth street. The insti-
tutional features are to consist OF
shower baths, employment bureau
and day nursery for negroes,
The negro preacher made a spe-
,ial plea for the shower bath
feature. He said the church
members would be much better
Christians If they could take
baths regularly. The alliance
Endorsed the plan of the church,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-09
IaNkRUPTcY IN
STATE FALLING,
REPORTS SHOW
Referees Records Show Ok
, Iahoma in Good Condition,

Y Business In Oklahoma City and
northwestern Oklahoma is on a
soundcr footing and better financial
basis than ever before, and as COM
pared with the United States as a
whole, is 10 percent better off. Au-
thority for this statement is the rec
ords in the office OF Isaac Taylor,
referee in bankruptcy for southwest
ern Oklahoma. as compared with a
statement on the condition Of the
United S,atees. issued by Bradstreet,
September 3. covering fhe first eight
months Of 1919
In direct contrast TO the report on
the United States which shows an
approximate increase of 10 percent
in the percentage OF failures for
August, Oklahomas records are near
" the same as the seven preceding
months, which ae l04 percent less
than last year.
Record, of Referee Taylor, for the
Southwestern Oklahoma territory,
which is that block OF the state west
and south from Guthrie, show q
failures for the first seven months
Of 1919, as against IS during the
same period in 1918 Six OF the 1919
cases were mo assest" cases, and the
remainder business houses.