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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12

DECREE or DIVORCE wn1
granted IN district court yeHtef fday /,
charles J. Blanchard against N'""
\ blanchard.
JUDGE REpMo>n y COLE oI
d!.trict court lcft yesterday Tor l''""
nee on legal business connected WIN
hc court lu rawpco county ~
will return Monday morning
-.
COMMUNITY boys hike was
hold ly me boys department '' '.'
Y NJ G. A. SATURDAY. afternoon -
j Uadp,r one ~ th" ~ t''''
t>rcs wasin charge
e. II TusON. national hanh "A
HmIuyr. operating oll oi '"'hI I'
stopped iu Tulsa saturday FOR i'"
hours between tfninr IilH1r f', rh'F
spent several worka her" "NaWl"'"b
the books uf rulsu national b'uNF
l.
T1rNlUAL SENNlC EN Tor I'll7
NJ INulu. who died Iu ms nome ~
$50 a. a Ilsakrn ON Friday night
will la conducted from ih" IlEeI'
tt u-,yr-,-tt Z, TIi7r.-b at TUI NORM Main
street aj 3 O'Clock uu sunday 'i'''
noon
EI,hlaE G.. f. M0aser is 81 heavy
sl,.rrr his car was ptucur'Nb
-fr.ruslt rf pgcwspricF after o. h1'
bfcp placed ln fhc garage i"r lh'
ulanl Th.rc tires. % storage h1'''i'
tua ID eunt HrHl articles valued or
$500. vrI, nNrn
,rr1uuING no EARLY csN.
turf,s p number ~ TulHa NJ 'Hons
win leave here Monday morning 'i
N.25 Via tho Midland valley special
tTtn Tor NtAiester The ConsiHtorl
reunion will he IN force there ana
"a great amount of WORK VIII iran
spirr. D. II said.
Up TO 4 LATE hour SATURDAY
night no truce had been found OF
the Two automobiles stolen FRIDAY
uight A Hmck belonging 20 the
savoy on company was iakcn trO ~
near the Elk building aud " J.
Cooper. ~ lG3i South baltimore
iosg hit Chandler.
JAMES MALCOLM a former
newspaper worker ~ Tulsa, now th
route TO Australia 20 become cirou-
latiUn manager OF a uall} pupl'"t'""
I'm Melbourne. writes from teEinh'
saak. Canada Am pretty busy hH
the prince of Wnlce In here ana We
have been out great deal, but not
together lIc N sure u fine looking
chap.
- -.
HARRY nAGBY, manager ~ the
Tulsa Clearing House association,
and Jake Easton, vice president nt
the Exchange National bank, lehV"
tonight for Fort worth, roSas FROM
Fort Worth Easton will 30 To the
cotton conference Of number of
Representatives OF southweAtern
states to be held next week at Ne"
Orleans
MARRIAGE LICENSES we're is'
sued TO the following yesterday by
the clerk of district court. W, j
Bryant, ~. and A. l., Hoffman, AZ
jerks, oliver Rust, ~, and uerrude
Goodman. 30, Tulsa; q. II. Alnsan'
dor, ~, and Nettle Tobcr, Is. Tulsa
David ~. Crewson, So and Ivy sun
van. 81, Tulsa. q. ". Malone. ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12

leans. II The report OF the incident be
true.
II was the councils view. II WAS
stated. that the incident was due 10
irresponsible and local military CT
ficers"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12

ID$bD%. Oc. II Mrs. Ann
Morrison ~ slra,h Gairloch has Just
rrfrrr7-rt hcr l02nd birthday She
has only travelled once IN train
and that uaa DO years ago.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12

ing between the legs 81 fleeing vic
TIM from speeding Ford cnr The
man was w W Hudson WhO had
been arrested by Putrulmau luiIard
on charge uf being drunk and
wanted 10 prove hr was sober ~
out running FORD
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12

POLICE WERE having y >target
practice on east Brady street early
yesterday and officer Harry Graves
won the honors OF the day 10y shoot
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12
Mr.. H. 0. Krater
Tells How Cuticura
Healed PimpIes

II had ugly pimples on my face,
Small pimples broke out ON my face
~ and they began itching and
burning and causing dishg-
uremept, also loss Of sleep.
" They itchod so intensely that
M had to scratch them, and
N4T In about two weeks they de-
veloped into sore eruptions.
II was treated, and used various
remedies, but found no results, and
my trouble had lasted nearly three
years before ! began to use Cuticura
Soap and oinment. The pimples
began TO disappear. and In four
weeks wps completely healed"
(Signedl II. o. Krster, X. 2, Box "a,
Mt. View, Okla.
Once clear eep your skin healthy
and clear by using Cutieura Soap
and Ointment for everyday toilet
purposes and cutieurs Tslcum to
powder and perfume.
Soap 7se, Oin,msut as and soc. TslsUm
2Bo. Sold throughout the world For
sampe each free address: "CHtioprs Lab
or.toris.. Dent. ". Maiden. Mas"
~ Cs,isur. Soap shsvs' ~'i,hoa, mus.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-06-20
THE PULLING POWER OF CHARM.

A woman without charm is like a
rose without fragrance, an egg with
out salt or corned beef without mus
tard. She may be as pretty or as
witty as II Venus or Minerva had
lowered her, but II the graces or
the good fairies failed to endow her
with charm she Is dep rived of a third
Of her potential power.
Strictly speaking the with
out charm does not exist. The mere
fact Of sex constitutes a kind OF charm
In man or in woman for women or for
men. The true test of the possession
OF charm probably consists In the
power of women to attract other wo-
men or other men. Browning brought
out this idea when he wrote: God be
thanked! The meanest OF his crea-
lures boasts two soul sides-one to
face the world with, one 10 show a
woman when he loves her" The idea
of Browning has two faces, a feminine
as truly as a masculine, and Is as ap-
plicable to a sweetheart In love with
her lover as to a lover in love with
his weetheart.-Spoke Review.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-06-20
A L MEMBERS.

A million members next year In
the farm bureaus Of the thirty-three
northern and western states Is the
goal set in a notice to county agent
leaders and county agents by the
United States department Of agricul
ture. Reports show that on April /
there were 409. 841 farm bureau mem
bers in these states. with 1915 com
munity committees-nearly a 30 per
cent increase since the December,
1918, report, despite the influenza
epidemic which handicapped member
ship campaigns.
According to tho 1910 census" says
the notice 10 county agents, there
we're 1892, 1855 farms in the northern
and western states. With one-third
of the farms represented in the farm
bureaus they could be truly said to
be fairly representative. Farmers
should not be coaxed or scared or
fooled into the farm bureau. The or
ganization is an appeal to their in
telligence and their memberships
should be solicited on a thoroughly
dignified, common sense, business ba-
sis. Now is the time to make plans
for the annual membership campaigns
for next fall and winter. Some of the
states may wish to do this on a state
wide basis"
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-06-20
THE FIGHTING PIE.

When n speaks of pies as NUM-
nitions of war 1t Is not necessarily in
a cinematorgraphic sense. It is true
that for some years prior to the late
conflict the American pie, chiefly of
the subspecies custard, supplied the
dramatic motif of a conflict of Wills
In most OF the movies. The impact OF
a custard pie on the human visage,
lngeniously managed in the films by
the manipulation OF adaptable cam
eras, thrilled the American spine and
aroused the great American cacchin-
nation from coast to coast. Pies
were the film actors weapons par
excellence.
But consider the part played by
pies in winning the greatest of wars
You had a regiment of American sol
diers In a front line position, about
to attack an enemy force. We will
say that, as they stood, this regi.
ment was capable of advancing six
kilometers between zero hour and
noon. Give them q ration OF real
home made pie and they would "a
eight kilometers, or. II they hap
pened to be New England troops, II
kilometers. The direct bearing of
pies on military success n easily
seen.
Ensign Burdick of the Salvation
army, known among the soldiers as
Ma exerted himself n busy day
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-06-20
THE LEGION.

Idaho delegates to the state con
vention Of the American Legion will
convene in Boise Wednesday for the
purpose Of organizing a permanent
association. We look forward to the
convention as a landmark in the his
tory OF the state and will be disap-
pointed If our delegates as well as
every delegate at the convention, does
not return home with well defined
ideas concerning the part the Legion
Is to play in economics, industry and
education. A stabilizing influence is
needed now more than ever before,
to meet the staggering problems fac
ing us In the reconstruction era. I'm
less we are disappointed the Ameri-
can Legion will be that stabilizing
Influence, and it should not only be
a working force in the nation as a
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-06-20
WILL FIRE GET your

Now is the time to prepare for the
fire menace Whether or not you
have a fire this summer VIII depend
largely upon your W n otner peo-
pies carefulness. Fire in the United
States is handled like a. national play
thing. The grown-ups play with gas
oline, gunpowder and matches and
the children follow close behind with
~firecrackers and bonfires.
The farmers Of Power county
should begin to safeguard their grow
ing crops and eliminate as nearly as
possible the ever existing danger
Of fire. Insurance will provide for
the loss in dollars but not for the
loss in food stuffs.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-06-20
/ YOCK THE

II you must knock, knock the
Knockers. 1t is easy to knock the
country, the climate, the people, high
prices, and the weather man. ANY or
binary failure can do that. But there
rs little sympathy TO be had from the
careful farmer and the successful
merchant who has built the country
by boosting. Now is a poorly chosen
time TO knock. The government is
planning to spend millions for recla-
nation and American Falls as well
as the entire Snake river valley is
practically certain to receive great
benefits. Power county has always
been in the booster class but of late
the wall of the knocker has been more
noticeable and unless he gets a Sc
yere knocking soon, he may .devel-
ope into a real menace.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-06-20
SENATE STICKS TO PROHIBITION

Certain defeat for efforts to have
congress exempt beer and VINE from
operation of the wartime prohibition
law was seen in an overwhelming vote
of 55 to IL in the senate late We'd
nesday against an exemption propos-
al
By that margin, the senate defeated
a motion by Senator Pheian, Demo-
crat, of California, to add a rider to
the agricultural appropriation bill for
application Of the wartime prohibit
ton law to distilled spirits alone, The
sentiment of the senate thus express
sed in the first test vote of this con
gress was taken generally 10 sound
the death knell for measures design
ed to permit the use of beer ard
wines under the wartime legisla-
ton.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-06-20
GET THE MONEY FIRST.

The Power County Reclamation as
aociRtion Ia working on the principle
that you must get the money to spend
before you spend II. For that reason
II is not at present worrying about
what part OF the $50, 900, 900 the coun-
~ or even the state is going TO get.
II, however, IL vitality interested In
helping the bill TO an easy passage
IN congress-. SO when the reclama-
ito committeeman ask you for a dol
lar membership fee to help the big
cause. do not expect them TO tell you
Just what share American Falls will
get or whether the dam will be built
this fall or a year from this fall.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-06-20
MHAT ABOUT THE BOYS.

There are 2S1 boys in the Ameri-
can Falls school district between the
ages of eleven and eighteen who are
anxious and willing TO do something
during their vacation months. Few
of them are old enough TO gag in
STEADY employment and idle away
most of their time around the town
Why not a company of boy scouts for
these boys7 One Of tho first things
noticed by Miss Boyd, the chautau-
qua worker among the children, was
the absence of a boy scout organiza.
tion. American Falls has the leader.
ship. the boys and the opportunity tc
o rganize. There is not a single thinf
to detract their interest, not even an
old "swimmin' hole" or n Sunday
baseball game.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-06-20

and baked for the doughboys in the
Toul sector 324 pies, a worlds rec
ord. Now she is to get the croix de
guerfe, for the French, while lack
ing, perhaps, entire comprehension of
American pie psychology, know that
due credit must not be withheld from
any one who makes soldiers fight
better.
All of which Is not irrelevant 10
the doughboy anecdote of the Saliva
ton Army man who, after plying q
certain unit with hot chocolate and
watching them go two miles in the
general direction of Berlin, went
about Dragging Of the mileage to be
had from a gallon of his chocolate
Spokesman-Review.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-06-20
A Handy Man to Have Around.

"Rastus. how is it you have given
up going to church," asked Pastor
Brown.
We'll, sah," replied Rastus, "it's
dis way. | likes to take an active
part, an l used to pass de collec-
ton basket, but dey's give de job to
Brothah Green who jest returned fom
Ovah Thai-ah."
In recognition of his heroic ser
vice, / suppose"
mo, sab, l reckon he got dat job
in r~eco'nition O. his having lost one o
his hands."-Ex.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-06-20
A New Tn-Law

They were looking at the kangaroo
at the o when an Irishman said:
beg pardon SORT Pwhat kind of
a crature is that?"
THAT" replied the guard. ooh,
that is a native of Australia"
Good hivins!" ex claimed Pat. can
my sister married wan o. thim."-Car-
toons Magazine.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-06-20

whole but should permeate every
community and hamlet as well. The
local chapter OF the American Legion
should mean much to Power county.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-06-20
No Mnnderi

Her graceful ann at the ball
500 had her friends declaring,
That she could dance to beat them all
With such u fine ball bearing.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-06-20

A noodle parlor" in the latest YER
nacular is just another name for a
HAT Shop"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-25

cich. Nepomohlo mic, krada Sc
dale a zlodeji naSli vlivne "a
stance -.
Vlada poStavila Sc prOti Itch
vareni kazdem smeru - ale
lichvari Sc dial jak u bohatych
Sc zbozim, TAX nemajetnych
g praci. (Poulicni posluha "a
da ia doruc mi listku z Masa-
rykcva nadrazi ma Malou Stra
nu 20 K odm6nu d "a odnese-
ii rutniho kose stare pani 80
K "a to dreniD
Ministr financi nabada k sc
trent a mlsto toho same biogra
fly, zabavy a vylety nejen tfid
"burzou" ale take proletaria-
tn.
Je treba pokracovat? Neni,
prlkladu je ma sta. Zde muSl
nastat jina zmena, ncjen We
Wade, daleko hlubsi. Traba
zmenit smysleni MAJOR vsech
vrstev naroda.
Nase situace vojenska take
by mas mohla pouciti. Ny vsak
hledame pficiny nynejsich u
dalosti vsude jinde, nez tam
kde vezi. Memorandum velici
no generala obsahuje navrhy
ma zajisteni slovenskeho uze-
mi. Ukazuje ma pfipravy ma
d'arske, ma tn okolnost, lie ar
made celkem sporadane veil
znaly slrat6g. To je neco jine-
no nez-li jakesi valecne pokus
nictvi. Va mas to vsak neplati.
Jak uvadi sam Modracek, ma
'Sli Sc strejcove, kteri tvrdili, re
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-25

ka nadsencu, lidi ob6tavych,
muzu charakternich, ale velka
cast tech. kteri nejvic mluvili,
ic naiednou donna nepostrada-
telna, vsudo je najednou plno
nutne stat udrzujici prace,
at ve,sina podnikG stoji.
NSe musi NIT u mas jinou pfi
cinu, nez tu skutecne pravdi-
YOU. Proto name move heslO
"slabd vlada.' Jcnze vlada v
repnblice ia eXponentem lidu,
Jest vytvorem veSkereho naro-
da, ponevadz stat tvori vSech-
n yVrstvy a ne jen nekolik tech
muzu vlady. Ten nesa zodpo-
vednost, kdo je tam dosadil a
kdo narizeni jejich podporuje,
aHeb je mari. Konecne slovo
slabos. V tomto smyslu Jest jen
iiny nazev pro darebactvi. Via
da naridila ma pr. pronasledo-
v&ni zivln, ktere podkopavaji
zaklady republiky hlasanim
rczkladnych nauk - a hned Sc
nasli lide, kteri tyto zlocince
hhil, iich 50 zastavaii a pred
rukou spravedlnosti ukryvaji.
Jest zatcen valezradce, pusty
3yetob6znik Muna a hned $50
cialni demol,rat", list vykonne
10 vyboru XIV. kraie soc.
dem. .ftrany vs.oupi ma jeho
obhajobu a nestydi Sc napsat,
&c b wv PeSti $ duv6rou hyl pri
'2t hlas Munuv, Zapotockeho,
sSl'evala, Stlvina atd.
Viada naridila potlacovani
kradezi na postach a zelezni-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-25

nam netfeba vubec armady. Sill
ma armada, to je militarismus,
rakusactvi. Nam dostaci .lakes
houfy pOlovicnioh dobrovolni-
XII. Nechce sc u mas vedet, ze
zijem obklopeni yeskrz narody.
vojackymi, hotovymi kdykoli
sc ma mas vrhnout. Discipline
= 20 je byrokratismus. Ano,
to .ie ia vlastnojt ktera nam
schazi kazcn. Doslo to tax da
leko, re "a rcpubliku bude bo-
joyat asi p6tina naroda. Svola-
vani jsou STUDENT, ucitale a so
kolsti dobrovolnici. ,Kde jsou
tt os.atn! velkohubi vlastenci?
TO je povazlivy zjev, trpi-li Sc
takovato nekazen. Mobilisace
ma byti pro vsechny bez rozdi-a
lu a ne jen por nektere tfidy.
Bylo by dlouhe a "a nyneisi
dolby choulostive rozbirat tuto-
vojenskou stranku. Jest naiynl
domnivat Sc, re rozzurenemu.
byku imponuje vic mnohomlll
WY kazalel vSalid 5ke morally
nez svalnaty reznicky tovarys.
Zazrakum, kdy divoke selmy
kroceny byly laskyplnym po--
hledem, veri uz .jen n6co ma.
10 pokrokovych lidi.
Mac vsechny tyto trpkc re-
mise snce?: Xviii pravde, ab,y-
chom pohledeli- il do oc!, a
vsichli ii, kterym lezi' >edobro
vlasti na srdci, kteri neisou So
cialni romantikove, by pricini-
ii Sc re vsech sill a pracovali We
! svych stranach, by obcantsvo
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-25

prebiralo zodpovednot ia mari
zeni viadni a take je plnilo. A
by obcanstvO samo Sc staralo,
by TIA vlada, kterou 81 zvolilo,
byla vskutku tax "silna". PAX
bude mono, uvesti vereiny Ii
vot do normalnich koleji, pax
nastane urcity poradek.
"Horymir."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-25
X SITUACI We STARE
VLASTI.
V Pribrami, 2S. cervna


Vsichni ii, kteii po 28. rijnu
vefili v ia ruzna hesla sVor-
ilosti, obetavosti, la3ce k vlasti
a iinych ctnostech ceskeho i'll
du, znenahla dospivaji k trpke
mn rozCarovani sklamanl.
Treba ien rozhlednouti Sc po
piitomne politicke situaci bol
huzel moznO V mnohVch vr3t-I
vach naiiti vse jine. jen he tyI
vlastnosti, O kterych Sc tolil
narecnilO. Jsme narOd staleho
kolisani mezi nadsenim a skle
slosti, meZi silnymi hcsly a
slabVmi skutkv. Jsme rezmer-
ne duverivi a naivn; optimistic,
k,tari nodovedou " dsbach tax
kritickych zachovat iasnou hla
WI a rOZvahu, jsme lid6 lipuJl-
ci 81 pokrokov6m fanglickaf-
stvi bez opravdove snshy reSiti
veci skutaGne realisticky Sc sta
novjska praksc a zkuSenosti.
Ucme sc arpOl z trpkych
zkuscnoti dnaSka a prilozme
vsichni ruce k tOmu velikemu
dilu, ably celia naSe povaha ma
rOdni GO MONA Sc Zmenila vi
ce k opravdovosti q pevnemu
charakteru. Vytknemc 81 ty va
dy a chyby a pracujme Ma jich
Odstraneni. VSimn6me 81 naSi
situace vnitrni vnejSi. Donna.
misto hlaSane syornosti. objc-
villa Sc pusta pfedvalecna roz-
haranost. Tvori sc strany a
STRANGELY, nichz lid6 pochyb-
nych duSevnich kvalit snazi sc
vyuzit situaca pc zadech
svych casio zaslepenych stran-
niku vysplhati Sc co nejvySe.
Ably nebyla MONA shoda a ja1
ny rozhled, je stale treba no.
vych a novych hesel, pro n6z
Sc ii StvaGi domn6la biji. DoSlo
to tax daleko, ze lide isou do
slova pronasledovani pro poll
ticke presvedceni. Vyslovne tre
ba konstantOvati. ze mnozi pre-
daci socialisticti tax rozeStvali
massy, ze kazdy mimosociali-
sticky projev, ba 3lusne wy
stupovani, jest verejn6 insulto
vano. Kdo neveri, jdi Sc podi-
vat ma nekterou vereinou schl'
zi.7Kracime to pekne svobod6
a rovnosti vstric.
Go reci jsme slysali 0 mas
obetavosti a lasce k vlasti. Ny
jsme tn republiku dobyli a
my il taky ochranime, vykriko
valo Sc ma ruZnych taborech
Zatim naskytla Sc smutna pr
lezitost ma Slovensku hned
jsou zde mnozl antimilitaristi
ktefi mysll, lie dostacl ien mno
no lnluvit a svobodu nam kul.
turnlm lidem mali vyboiovat
nejaci cernoSi re Senegalu. Mi
INSTR Narodni Obrany narid
lie vsichni mladi lide musi ~
voinu. Mi3to toho v5ak prsi dc
onoho n'inislerstva same zado
sti Ia sprosteni. ZlistavA hrst.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1919-03-06
CRr Associated pressl

Paris, Mar. 5 = The German cabi-
net Monday, meeting with party lead
ers and delegates of shipowners, agreed
unanimously, it is understood that Ger
many could not submit to coercion from
the entente powers, either in the arm
istice negotiations or in the peace pour
parlors proper, according to Zurich
dispatch to LeJournal. The govern
ment declared that it would decline re-
sponsibility for consequences eff the
entente tries to speculate on German
patience.'' Demands regarding the
requisition of shipping are held to be
unacceptable because it is said, it
would definitely "paralvze the coun-
try's economic future. Germany al
50 viii oppose the dismissal of Ger
man crews from ships requisitioned, it
being pointed out that this would throw
$4,000 seamen out of employment.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1919-03-06
(By United Press)

Paris, Mar. 5-The Germans will be
called to Paris to reconsider the per-
manent peace terms within a week or
ten days after President Wilsin's ar
rival, according to persistent rumors
here. The conditions of the treaties
have all been worked out, it is said, and
they are waiting for final revision by
President Wilson, Premier Lloy d
George, Premier Clemenceau and Pre-
mier Orlando. While the definite plan
for dealing with the German delegates
has not been entirely worked out, it is
assumed that the enemy enissaries will
first be called to Versailles to receive
the terms from the Allies and to re-
turn with them to The German govern
men for ratification. After the German
government has approved the terms,
the Germ-.n emissaries are to return to
Versailles where the treaty win be
formally signed. President Wilson viii
find an entirely new atmosphere when
he arrives in France. Concern over
what is now happening in Germany, is
now uppermost, having displaced the
discussion over the rights Of the mall
er countries.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1919-03-06
KEEP ON FORGETTING
YOU PAY THE PENALTY
Federal Agent Custer Warns Employers
to TuIl in Reports of Men Get
ting $1,000 or Over.

Federal Agent Joseph Custer, who is
busy with the income tax returns in
Kenosha today, sent out new warn
ing to Kenosha employers and called
upon them to get in their reports of
men employed by them who were paid
$1 900 or more in 1918. These reports
are now due and failure to return them
subjects the employer to heavy pen
atty. It matters not if the employer
had but one man to whom he paid q
$1,000 or over, he must make the return
and failure to make the return sub
jects him to the penalty fixed by
the government and it is consider
able penalty.
'fThe men who want to make returns
of their incomes are not coming nearly
fast enough, (" declared Custer this
morning. 81 could take care of a lot
more than I am taking care Of and
I want it impressed upon the people
that the time for making returns is
short
Agent Custer will be at the Citizen IS
Bank all this week and he viii be on
hand on Thursday night and Satur-
day afternoon to help the taxpayers in
making proper returns.