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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-06
rlss. A.. A, -.t.sss,

was.inreE. Jan s-Fl@Es uerf
1sH m&ssed 81 t1e raptol sna a.
r1bEc hgl.snxs spn the snn5snre-
-usut = fks de4fh - Coioaei Reese
ver anz u re~pecf Il tAe ns1cry q
~ forzer Prsslaens snd cpmn1n1er
n-esfss- s@rr~ary lsuieis ard Cea-
srsI vsrck or<ere1 fzxs a. Ia. alss'
c. every ship sn1 SORE sizfioa r fs.
rsry sr1 a. every krmy pos; sn<
csns a. hsrs sns sbross
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-06

y paiaufs Minister u Justice II
s very ffae
Victor ifaso Of these tao nations
fb~ victorious one Germany ~lf have
IN empire slasisa ot..iisa,s n ns
Tublsria miiiisrism. The brailst siu.
rof of to- harrscsa. aisc pllne over
its e0uis 81 men. and a parliament
sempersd BY ihe Incarceration q ~
orator.
1his nation. .he nation victorious
all base = varllse emperor claiming
dislni fishl German Cacsas. dog
matte regulation ~ the state: the
scepfcr I'll b. : ssbef. free speeeh
will BE- mazxied insspenden, Thought
~ili be granKicd oohscienes ait ~
thrown 10 lis knees. there ~n be-
70 feai couris Of justice or free press
only darkness
TIE oiaer The sanqaiehsd alton
sili reaea he light on our lime Is
eoming We feei that for - rod.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-06

IN Announcing Colonel ko.,.f
selis death Nj. Striker >sid
Mn Roosevelt called mr of
the Telephone shortly before
q clock. saving that fhe toiene'
had di~d Early lpiay She a.
rot give me ans p~r'ieulsr> and ?
an leaving ~ eu0e ior Oyster kas
The attack must have hecf
Hefs sudden 90 >es Year. dat
inflzmlnsipry Rheumatism detel
opei IN Colonel koose, e'fs right
hznd which became very maff
swollen M Roosevelt sent rs
uur<< 10 the village and ~
Colonel va made - eomlnrfabls
- possible II did not oeeur O.
ne - 'hsi time that b. s4s SRI
rgsly iii
Miss striker venr - oyster lisg
last SATURDAY 20 pay The ,oleue.
visf. >he ssd
At that tine the Colonel va.
sl-epin- n ~ roe1 and J an u0'
49, him and there aas noihlng ir
the rirc1msfznce. 81 lis illue-s a
that tlrae q iniiesfe - ne Thai
death was ness When Nr
Roosevelt eallesi me fti- morning
snd told ne 81 she faloueis desii
] could hardly believe if
Nrs Roosevelt gave ne - par
ticulzrx ~ ~ death
II - underfoed that only Mr
Ro.-evelt ani the nur.e vfr'
wi'h him - fhe time - 50 death
The o;her membsr. ~ Ere iamnl
sre in other parts ~ the eounfrl
or sbrozi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-06
State and County
Money Placed
To School Credit

) sssessss Dee ssis se~~ss .spssi~
's"as-s . tssy sppersss~l~a y zee
v~Tseus sshsei ai.srssss go state
ses sesssF ssNss fs~a. 80 ~
ss-~esr AIT osssrsess Ter 80
ress ieis ~. tssss .-eass - stats
aes sev~tT see~fsiann.sai 49,
efsfs
Tee state fsrd . serves ffasn
esr~snss - esfss~.~s sss~was
.shaei ss~s. lrsa~.s. 'rs~s 's~s,
sasaiefers Ca - - s~s ~.i.sl
isrsous sasgsss
TIE eeu~sr sseftsen~snt shss
gess irse ,hss fae % ssst.sa eser,
h"ss. ~safrises nssssss. l~ssssss 90
asiiF tsls~ess. s't fhs s-e~s, .
ss'e'hs'sd sFnens a.. ssRsal az
tf'sss ~ shs eesn'r - ~. fsssa -
iAs esF'bsF - p.pe~s - s.hssl
as sssidlee - ssss s,ssftss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-06
0lO bOlRD COUNTY COM
M|ss|0N{Rs TO REMAIN
New Members Nave Piled Bonds
However. and . Test Case Will
Be Made Law A To Change
l. Somewhat Clouded

rAs board of caunp cammiss .eneFs.
eonsitfinf q Msssrs HirseAl. slosn.
ans Oliver me- Ia r~sulsf tess.ca a.
tAe easx ssass this mornins ana
transacted rouilae tusin.ss BIZ,
sefe sfio~ea snd ne honds q uoau
= snf ic~rship ACer weFe sp-
rruest and tae board tAsn recessed
r4ere has been soms dlscasa "a a.
70 lusi ~aen she terms Of toe Isw
sonn ssione< siesi Asssre aurphy
sns scel. ~cuh besls and there vss
contention faai ihey sho1id s.ae fteif
ssafs ~ fas same Tine ths osher
eonuis onicsrs did 10 aft the fifs,
Noa1as In la-ssry sfisr election
Tals conteni on "a hAset on th-
constitutional provision. Sc sss
palra provides Ia; date 10 their
udusf.eo lnie ofaee 81 shs consti-
t-ilensl provision confsnsd q sfc,is.
AT a. fhIs tine shoald obtain anui
nhar~ provided b. "a Ths isio
ssislaiare a. pags las see ~
aangra ialf and named be isi Mon
iay q January after tbe general cleo
son. a. tie dAfe for tie nes efresr.
? taks faeif s@afs. vito iae exeep
fon % the oooniy treasurer and
sup~riaten4ent q schools, ~hos.
errls ssre made 20 commence On ne
ifsf Noniay 10 JAY after sara eIe,
ioa Tee special session 81 she leg
atsrf heid n isle-ii. oresfsi "a,
ff.es of cuan'y assessor and prrvlaso
5. frs Monday n July - the date
tCenuarsf - rsss Toef j
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-06
MANY JOBS OPEN FOR
THOSE WHO WANT THEM
Civil Service Commission An
nounces Examination For Jan.
uary Brush Up Your Mem.
ory and Try for One

fhs s.,H ssfviee oomni.sion an
nosaces ihs follow pf examinations
for Janusfs
Kafal esrrier ~ crsseeut. osla.
tAH -eh - ~hlth seih msn anu 49,
men afs aamtied assminstlon ali.
hs held 81 caihua Osla. heslnalns
about 10 - a. Pamphlets ~ inalras
nohs aha appngalios. may bs obtain
% - ihis offl,s a. esn o. ne cfea
cent ofn,t
A rsaminallon - ihe position o.
untkillcd isbnfsr o. lhla office wii,
be hsid ga ian IN Applesglona NUT
10 tiled sth sse A narber. local srg
fefhfs before the hosa ~ sleslnE bus
lne1s On that dalo Tho maslmum
sr' limit has been rmovcd aaa ~
men wiii aiio b. glmllieu balaf,
fsep r.r annqm
Teacher ia re Ia an service vii
BE- held on jan ggna. 90 ON sAsaneira
IN the Indian hoofa of lhe eounif,
The usual entrance saiafg rangos
from SEQ 10 10 fer AMMAN mi
Includes lodging via h.s, aud liant
A common mes. b ssually Ia opera
ton where board ca be- secured At =
very low figufs Ore day 81 sssea
hours is silo~ed FOR lhis examination
Dor Information reNardlnT the above
examinations call fof Geo A nsrbs.
Al tho posloffice 4 isrsc number Of
technical ctsminatisfs are on schrd
uic 81 ell times. those serlons ha,lug
technical ednraiions o. training should
Apply a. once
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-06

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sifs~ 80 e-srsssdsst ~usss
leaf~srsa esaw Hs~, - Miss isss,.
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"a . slsi, - ths neeamsni. = Cei
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bsse sasas q fss ifs ths pfsslasas
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sisy hsiAs isssss ~ N. slieslas fsln
sassils Az sns r~~nsh~rs - sns s~i
si.l p.esr ssssps ~. ~sss~ sd 30
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themselves sheesgf ere sfesp n~.a
streets sna nsss 80 e.si ~ss sea-
be tssA - ,hs esusssi srsln ~.
secret ssrsiss mse. ssssi~a q ssa
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s~a rf.as = shs~ e ~ss !. sks ssr.s
lgs - ~snkiss
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-06

fisfis ian ~ ~as4 ~ samfefs
b. laas ffau i4saiisni y IIs.a sua
fsfalns rfsmisf tismen. lrssea
-tefsla a. Ffsnea sfstssmaa iaal
sssd ihsi ~ favored ne hal.nes -
poesf policy ~hi.a rfsai.isnt wlissa
spndsmsa la bis hnsllsh a.lds-s aaa
'nflmalsi ihaf bs AL ~ wilsla Asa
feasAs1 na ssyssmeni . = isksa 80
lfaaifa iasi laa pfealisai @iu aft "a
grsas aia.sif pabilsif Fskafaiat ~
rienenosaa aliefsnEt
VIVA p5eaisf lisasatesH ala i
sufpfis.as 20 Amsfiss sns .ho hss aa-
l,faieal ~ Pfss laaa' wilaen and
a oieusafssa SER 10 sfeefl -
essst ~ fasif t~e ,aassrsafl,as -
~ bas pfia lpiss - 20 psss, sea
fsfsuse
. shaaiia b. sali thst sas ufe
fssaias - ciemeaeesas speees frssi.
- palafsi inpfsasiea snsat km
srlsass aat thslf sis~ as eeas.asr
ahly ma'iiilea sfifr mas~ eaFsmi
siaaF ~hifh pfeisesd bsital epla
lon foaerfnias ~ tans asd saafkr
e. - ne Frsnel rFsmisfs r<n.sfss
fn~y fpuaa saflsfaesion espne.slly In
cismnaseasn aeelsfailoa tssi ~
soald msks ever sacsifee - asla
tsla ths hassuts bstseen Franes
! fifiiain itslr snd ths vaHra \ sles
AT hia Complimentary Fefersnssa .
President wtisaas epsn sna lony
hisa pirssiednsss ana ffsnksass sf
sp~ssh Al the ssms iims Cssmsseesa
asssrtius saaf aoihins mszt ss9ssats
ihs foaf sfss Aillsd rnsvra. whiis
pleasing saxKesls eppasnisn - lh>
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-06
INHERITANCE TAXES
Or STATE LOOM BIG
Collector Reporta That They Are
In Excess OF $4,000
for tho Year OF
1918

inhsuisnes is1ss collected fos "a
ishpma during iyft smoanied fo
sl..-t. according 70 n3afsa rlssa
lolay 81 iiea wsii. who has sfsa
sn1 eoilssisd ihs isass 90 ihis
am~ni 90 $50 ~ss t1llssisd On Baa
resident estates sna tss.ata ffeH
fesldenis II ihe st4ie. tolls.iioAs
~srs made from "a sstat. ant IL 81
euaaiiea ffeyloal a. 1919 fhs lars
sut amoani u lnhsf ssnes taaes ool.
lseisd 10 year Ia sbost tigaae. a.
1915 the amount ro..ssiea ~as o..
80 asa in 1911 f.8fsa There sefs
"a nonresidsnt estates from ~hlsh
lhs IA was oolleeis sna - rssiasn'
estates.
some ehsnss 10 tAs hanalnx -
he inheFiianse ,As probably wii b.
recommended 20 fhn Legislature. o
~iii BE- proposed 20 lueiads lhls - .
part u lhs dstlal q ss attorney sen
erals office. with ssfhority ior him
20 designate some ens - affeas -
that sork sselssissis
Under the present iss ths sftsrney
general and the ssaie asdifof ns
contract with some 3ne on . essla Of
eishi per cent e0mu.lasian 10 ioesi
and collect Inheritance tases Ben
Wait. on straight salary worsin
from the auditors ossles has SOLICITED
ne Inheritance Ia - . mach lesl
sypenss Than ls allowed amber The ss-
ikofliy Of the eontr4eI
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-06
Death Came
To Col. Roosevelt
While He Slept

ss~ seFs. gsu t-res iun~s
asats essss - Co ~si seessssig's
esste ~ss 80 enss ssseeitsr.. o.
ese~s~t a ths isrs - s'cs
srer~ . hressn eet. ~ss stssss
- ess 81 80 pss. ,sas
o<ssh. ~s. - 4. care e hsu
psi~lssls - "a s~pt
reres pssselsrs haa essr ~
stts-1snes - tie eeie~si sin<s
- ~ss tsssn se Rsesessn hes.
sstsi ssser weeks sso = hs
sFssssc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-06

New York Jan 6 Colonel
Theodore Roosevelt died az
his home IN oyster Bay early
today New Of the deAtl Of
the former Presiden; ~zx re.
eeiyed here bv Mss josephine
Striker. the colcnels secre-
tAry. IN . telephone message
frou Mrs Roosevelt
Nia Striker sid the Col
onel suffered an attack OF IN,
fammsiory rheumatism on
Ne~ Year . dsy and rad since
been more or less confined 10
hs reon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-06

fofni nforss = an ftsfAlnn ~as
considered The nos' lfsrpsd ~ sll %
iafh csiisi io ~ ls,nesllafshp e,
Germany slnge ikli 90 hsd ~un -
himslsf ssholafs sepuiallun before
b. entered poll'isai nfe sad ~ ta
itii whsn hr became l,assr.aA miei,
'ef president he hsa sosbiu.d raasa
ilonsl snd lltofafJ wesk whh hla 80
ltltai activities
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-06
s { BypssotLE I'D MISS
euev ROTTERDAM
sAwEo As cIEess

Ms Gsrzks - Sczi. tss ne~ cosr-
el~rk "a easossce1 he sgDosnt men
81 z c Bsr.s1zie sn Miss Rahy Rot.
ternaa - def.sfiss Mss Rc--ernsr
~ bses ne eft1irnf s,enogrsDb<l
Is TIE o,sn;y ztierB sis Office Cor N
Dzss fso ys<rz. Hr sszrnstzIe IL co1.
rerted vl:a ne Brc1son Atesrz<s q,
'r~,ss - r's<a 81 az
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-06
HOOVER 1000 DICTATOR
ron ABOUT AL WORLD

Paris Jan : iier,fu Hoover has
been artlsraisd director scnefal ~
foad rslisf ueassr.s % restored. nru
frsl sud entnf teffr.riss. li ~as Of
nclaiy announced iodas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-06

Rev W r'rns sUf wifc ~srs
raIied % roHfalo 8 f.nfs On sc,ount
ed TIE death ~ helf son Donald. and
het oeeas - ~ Chnttian thurrhI
filled ihe pulpit 81 iae nitsd Pre-
hyssrau church sasnafh nmnlnr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-06

rae attack 81 rhcGmatifm
settled mainly IN Colonel
Roosevelts . righ, hand ami
Mrs Roosevelt sent a. once
for . nurse in the village Of
Oyster Bay HIS condition
did 10, .; first seem 10 be
alarming and the turn fer the
wcrse Is believed no, 70 have
come until las, nigh;
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-06
tW NJ NO> tltittii>s.
Diils =, DDt>i,. NsO

'e.'nha4fn sAa cosai arofrs
iisfiliaf. lhs fofinsr impsuai usf
unsa ,hanceilaF aisi Halsta.f nlshf
a. kahlalilns nss. ns Al bser
1T faf "a daYs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-06

ri>ss< b-lnx O s-B1 yosr Esfes
card vk<1 ypz psy year water ~
The cares are pan ~ cor record an
wh<n nos prss<nts< .. Office. sizpi7
o>sne dong The vs-k over zszzzl-
0<o ~ NcGreesr. Foan.<>.cs~E I
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-06
ENGLAND 70 olspsssu
wirr FcSD RArIoNiNe

London Jan - feod rafionlnx in
Enelsnd ia 70 be- abolished March .
il is isarned
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-06
FfssY fLLsess secEs
FEBRUARY 81 LAST

New rcrk J2n s--toionel Roose-
sslfs at Hinsss nay - I'D 20 1sis
froz Issf FskTssrJ. On Fes-1ely 80
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-06

DO know that dollar by subscribing for
The Daily Leader paving dvance7 The present rate by
the month $40 After today the t win be
oo But you subscribe before the 10th Of and
advance you get IS year thereby saving
sloo Is worth whs7 II you a subscriber desire
enroll for and haven't the call the office
phone In and We viii enroll and send you b later
The LGADkR MANA0EnUBr "'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-06
Theodore Roosevelt
Dies Suddenly at
Oyster Bay Home

NOTED AMERICAN AND
FORMER PRECEDENT
VICTIM OF INFLAM
MArORY RHEUMA
TISu: ONE OF Ma
rI0N'S MOST vIG0R
Gus FIG HT Z Il = ,
KIN wN THROUGH
OUT THE CIVILIZED
WORLD; ACTIVE IN
POLITICS UP TO
H OUR HE w AS
STRICKEN; AUTHOR
AND NE wSP Err
WRITER
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-06

fessi 0sfwsn sasuas,ss srs
ESQ coc. q, gives ~ ths Ne
80 Nef~ssfts. ~hieh plssss
kustriss tetsi a. q rsflitoe
fhs As~sfssan aifsetes ~ ne
Hussian infef l~stien buf.sa
sisss . ~siillen - asss4ss 70
tsi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-06
Many Obstacles
Still In Way of
Acceptable Peace

. l. v n y N q Y : y e
sPEELH A DECIDED
SURPRISE TO AMERI.
CANS IN PARIS. PRES
fDENT's TOUR NAY
M PROLONGED AZ
RESULT or C0MPf.f
CATIONS AGREE
ABLE PEACE BASt3
SOUGHT ny ALLIES
PRIOR TO MAIN SHOW
OPENING
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-06
Death Total
7.436,5O4

Ths ~8fss sess 81 lifs "a ne
bssflsfssia - sFfs . ~tft
lie~ llsss n trees siiisa -
-sssssxfs srs sssfsetfsa ~sfs
i~sisasa u - ssis trs setai
~oala ~ wos les th@n ~ ~il
iiens fhs zee - ice 81 tAs
esssl<ssIs - sss s~eeu~ess
.... s-.4.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-13
COLUMBIA HOSPITAL BABIES
HAVE TAG DAY APRIL 19
One-eighth OF All Washington's Babies An,
nually Get Their First Glimpse of
World At This Institution.

Tag Day for the abies of CO.
lumbia Hospital will be held on
April 10, according to an announce
ment made yesterday by Mrs II. R.
Learned, president OF the wOman's
board Of the hospital
one thousand OF the 5000 babes
born in Washington every year
have their first glimpse of life at
the Columbia Hospital, the only
one in the city devOting its services
entirely to women and babies Pa
tients are received from every class
and every section in the city.
Founded In 1866.
1t was founded in 1866 by dona-
tons and subscriptions made blythe
citizens Of the city
The old theory that a hospital is too
cold and scientific to make a pleasant
birthplace is staunChIy cOntradicted
by any baby who knows anything
about Columbia
Everything in the hospital is planned
with the most careful thought for the
comfort OF the babies and their moth
ers.
Col Morton NJ. Parker has recently
been appointed president OF the hospi-
tai. with Rabbi Ben Simon and Ru-
pert Blue. Surgeon General Of the
United States Public Health Service.
as vice presidents
The secretary is Enoch l. White
and the treasurer Is John u. McChes-
nev-
Or. W. r. Dubose, retired commo-
The Washington herald., 1919-04-13

, make application this week at Col
sanctuary's Office. room 255. War.
State and Navy Building.
The Rev. e. Hes SVEN will speak
on High Things" at the morning
service at the Centennial Church to-
day. His evening subject will be
Who Shall Really See Jesus When
He Comes Again."
Rabbi L. Grossman Is to speak on
The Ideal American Hebrew" be-
fore meeting of the Young
Friends Club to be held at o'clock
this afternoon at Alliance House. T2S
FOur-and-a-half street southwest.
Tentative program of the Pubic
Ownership League of Washington is
to be considered at a meeting to be
held April IS in room 30l, the Star
Building.
There will be no meeting Of the
| Junior Hadassah Club today The
club held a meeting Thursday night,
| at which musical numbers and read
ings were given.
All interested in wild flowers are
invited to the meeting of the wash
! ington branch of the Wild Flower
: Preservation Society of America to
! be held tomorrow afternoon at 4:45
o'clock in room 43 of the New Ma
tional Museum.
seventh street Holiness Mission,
1881 Seventh street, is to hold serv-
| ices today as follows: IL o'clock "a.
m... Rev John Sims; o'clock p. m,
missionary rally, Rev. c. Douglas.
2 n nd hF11 r n fa.R if.yl, ,E11
evangelist, of Montgomery. Ala.
Organization of the Woodward and
Lothrop Girls Glee Club has been
completed under direction of Profess
sor Peter w. Dykema. of the War
Camp Community Service. Singing
events are now held in six local de-
partment stores before the opening
of the doors each morning.
The Congress Heights Public I'M
prOvement Association Is to meet
tomorrow night at the Baptist port
able building for the election Of Of
ficers.
The Northeast Washington CitI-
zens' Association is to meet at 5
o'clock tomorrow night at the
Northeast Temple, Twelfth and IL
streets northeast. Resolutions urg-
ing appointment of more dairy in
spectOrs and opposing increase in
street car fares are to be considered.
The Agricultural History Society
Is to meet at o'clock tomorrow
night at Cushman's, 6O7 Fourteenth
street. DR.. Rodney II. True. of the
Bureau Of Plant Industry. is to
speak on Jared Eliot. Pioneer
Preacher. Physician and Farmer"
! Speaking will begin at o'clock
Capt. T. Edward Jones is to speak
| at o'clock this afternoon before
| the Federation of Mems Clubs of the
| District at the Lincoln CongreEa-
| tional Church. Eleventh and Il
| streets northwest. He will tell OF
! his experiences in France.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-13
10000 PHONE
men TO STRIKE
Failure to Get Raise Causes
New England Walkout
Decision.

Boston, April 12.-Approximately 90
00o operators and other telephone
workers in New England. employees of
the New England Telephone and Tele-
graph Company and affiliated compa-
nies, will go on strike at o'clock next
Tuesday morning.
Plans for the strike. which was
favored by an overwhelming vote in
a meeting here were completed to-
night. following a meeting of the joint
board of New England telephone
workers
The telephone employees claim they
have been unable to get satisfactory
reply either from Postmaster General
Burleson or the telephone company to
their requests for increased wages.
Under the present scale operators
are paid So a week to start and re-
Ceive $40 at the end of a year. AT
gthe end of seven years they receive
SIG week. The new scale calls for $40
for beginners and a maximum OF SO
at the end of four years service.
Gov. Coolidge said tonight that be-
cause of the fact that the telephone
lines were under government control.
the State has no authority to take
steps to avert the strike. He hopes,
however, that the government will
take immediate measures TO effect a
settlement
The Washington herald., 1919-04-13
THE TOWN CRIER

Pi Beta Phi Fraternity mt George
Washington University has offered a
prize OF $40 for the best essay by a
student on a subject related to po-
litical science Essays must be sub
mitted by May 26. Professor Hill
has charge of the competition.
There will be n community sing
at 4:3O o'clock this afternoon at the
Church of Our Father. Thirteenth
and L streets northwest, under the
auspices of the War Camp Com
munity Service. Readings and spe-
cial musical numbers will be in
cluded in the service, to which all
are invited. Miss Helen Ritchey Is
TO lead.
Senstor Key -Pittman, of Nevada,
a native of Mississippi. is to speak
before the Mississippi Society at a
meeting to be held on the night of
April l9. at 1914 F street. Music
and dancing will follow the address.
Y. W. c. A. BookIovers announce
change of program for tomorrow,
The Quest Of the Holy Grail will
be the subject of the weekly lecture.
Miss Alice Hutchins Drake is 70
speak.
Reuben Fink, who recently re-
turned from Paris, will speak at the
Eighth Street Temple at 1880 a. m.
today on Personal Impressions at
the Peace Conference"
The District of Columbia Congress
Of Mothers and Parent-Teacher As
sOCiations will hold their regular
meeting on Tuesday at p. m, at
the Teachers Club. Eleventh and F
streets NORTHWEST. The child welfare
committee has moved from the Web
ster School to the Old Central High
School, Seventh and o streets north
west
Graduation exercises of the irst
school in Washington for municipal
recreation leaders will be held April
II at Club No. 2 Of the War Camp
Community Service at 1914 Massa- =
Chusetts avenue. The work of the
school has covered all phases OF rec
reational activities in towns and
cities, and has been attended by a
large number Of government depart
ment workers.
Col f. VI. Sanctuary. In charge of
the government dormitories of the
Union Station group, announces that
another of the buildings will be
opened April Is. Girls desiring
quarters in this building should