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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-22
InvineibIe, Columbia, old Fortuna
Gasser and Foster No. 2 Showing
OIL and All Promise to be
Good Oil Wells.
FOSTER FINDS NEW PAY
SAND AT DEPTH OF 1850
Makes Three Pay Sands for Field;
Activity Increasing With Stretch
Of Open Weather; Develop
ment is Spreading.

The present week promises to be
the biggest that the Cement-Cyril
field, Is miles south Of here has eevr
seen, this coming from the fact that
there are four wells in the process
of completion, three being in the
west, or Cyril side of the field with
one in the east, near Cement,
The wells are the Invincible No. 2,
Big Whip allotment, near the north
line of the southeast Of the southwest
Of section 3-5-9; the Foster No. 2,
Gingrich farm in the northeast of the
northwest of section 6-5-9; the CO.
lumbia Petroleum company on the
Davis farm in the east half of the
northeast of the northeast of section
1910 and the Fortuna No /, in the
southwest of the southwest of sec
ton 1860. The latter is the fields
discovery well which was brought in
a 10000 gasser but which has now
been deepened so feet and at around
1850 is an oil well.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-22
Supreme Court Hands Down No De-
cision on Cases Attacking Right
of Government Prohibit 2.75
Percent "Suds.p
10 DECISION WILL BE
ANNOUNCED TILL JAN. 5
On that Date Government Must File
Briefs; Believed viii Expedite
Decision on Constitutional
Eryness.
By United Perss.

BY United Perss.
Washington, Dec 22-The supreme
court today dispelled all hopes for
Christmas beer when it failed to
hand down a decision on the cases
attacking the right Of the govern
ment under wartime prohibition to
prohibit 2.75 percent beer.
1t was stated today that no decis-
ion win be announced unHil January
5 or thereafter
The government on January 8 mut
file briefs showing cause why the
New Jersey and Rhode Island suits
should not be considered. Justice
White stated that this is the usual
procedure.
1t is believed that this action will
expedite the decision ON the validity
of constitutional prohibition aus it
will bring to light all the facts bear
ing on the question
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-22
AUBYME NO. 5 IN
INCREASED FLOW

Aubyme Oil and Gas company's
we'll No. 5 in the CARRIER field, lis now
producing 500 barrels daily, accord
ing to Ia statement made Saturday af
tenoon by G. w. Austin, president
of the company.
The we'll, which had settled at IS
barrels daily production, "broke
loose" last week and is now produc
ing $50 barrels daily. Mr.. Austin
said. This well is located on the
south side of Aubyme's CARRIER lease
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-22
COAL OPERATORS
TO SIT TIGHT
ON STATEMENTS
Wait for Palmer to Reply to Asser-
ton that They Are Against Pres
idents Plan for Settlement
Coal Strike.
By United Press.

By United Press.
Washington, Dec 22-The coal OPP
orators today sat tight" as they
waited for Attorney General Palmer
to reply to their assertion that they
had not subscribed to lahe presidents
plan as a basis OF settlement of the
coal strike.
Attorney General Palmer said that
the operators were consulted and
agreed to the plan The operators
deny this statement They are sche-
duled to meet at Cleveland Tuesday
and may decide to have nothing to
do with the presidents wage com,
mission
The operators contend thGt they
favor the wage plan advanced by DR..
Harry A. Garfield, federal fuel admin-
lstrator. The objection THAT they ad-
vance to the plan of President VIII
son is THAT the commission is to have
mandatory powers.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-22
END WALKOUT Or
CO To JAIL AND
STAY PUT, EDICT
By United Press.


Indianapolis, Dec. 22.-Judge An
lerson todly told President Howatt,
Of the Kansas miners union. that
unless the Kansas miners strike was
called off Immediately he would put
him in jail and keep him there"
Howetts case was continued until
next Monday. Howatt WIS ordered to
appear in court again this afternoon
when the judge is ito decide whether
he would allow Howatt his freedom
until next Monday or put him in Jail.
Judge Anderson declared that un-
less he was assured at , o'clock this
afternoon that the Kansas strike
would be called off Immediately How
ltt would certainly go to Jail.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-22
SHOPPERS CROWD
LOCAL STORES IN
SEARCH PRESENTS
Retailers Here Swamped by Horde
Of Buyers as Christmas Rush
Continues; All Report
Business Increase.

Saturday was busy day fol
Christmas shoppers in Chickasha ac-
cording to Arthur Ersland, secretary
of the Retail Merchants association.
The largest crowds seen on the
streets of the city since the jubilee
celebrating the signing of the armis
tice on November II, 1918, was stag
ed on the day hostilities ceased in
Europe, thronged the city Saturday.
The city's Saturday visitors were
Christmas shoppers from every sec
ton of the county, buying toys, eats"
for the Christmas dinner and every
thing that goes to make merry
Christmas.
Grocery Stores Rushed.
Chickashas grocery stores were
rushed. Several local grocerymen re
ported an increase of so per cent oyer
the normal Saturdays business.
Starting soon after IL o'clock Sat
urday, the rush continued at local re
tail grocery stores until closing hour
Saturday evening.
I'VE haven't been idle three min
utes all day" said one groceryman
Saturday evening.
Many Toys Are Sold.
Toy dealers report an increase OF
approximately so per cent over the
volume of business done on the Sat.
urday preceding the 1918 Christmas
That many presents were being pur-
chased and that Santa Claus will be
more liberal than ever before was
evidenced by the number of shoppers
in the hardware, drug, clothing and
racket stores Saturday afternoon and
evening.
jewellery stores report an eXtraordi-
nary run of business fer Saturday. TIE
increase in the volume of business at
the Chickasha jewelry stores Satur-
day was relatively as large as the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-22
WATER AGAIN SAFE

Chickasha's city water is again safe
for domestic use. A report of an
analysis just made alt the laborato-
ries of the state health department
reveals this. The report of the anal
ysis has just been received at the
city water office here. The water
analysed was taken from the mains
at several different points in the city.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-22
MILK INSPECTOR
Of STATE KILLED
IN CAR SMASH UP
By United Press.

Oklahoma City. Dec. &c. Cal
vert, state milk Inspector was killed
and seven were injured when two in
terurbln cars crashed on the Nor
man line this morning.
The milk car failed to make the
switch and passenger car smashed
into it at terrific speed Every am
bulance in the city was called ont
and the fire engines were call to
fight the fire which followed.
John F. Robertson, one Of the mo-
tormen, is in critical condition as
a result of injuries received. One of
his legs was amputated.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-22
Of
AME RIGA BOOST
YULETIDE FUND
Plan Raise $500 for Relief Of Worthy
Poor of City This Christmas; -
Contributions Are Now
over $3.50.

Hoping Ito raise at least six hun
dred dollars, the local division of the
Volunteers -of Americh are now wag
ing campaign for the raising of
their Christmas relief fund.
Adjutant Frank Manning stated
Saturday afternoon that a sum be
Tween $3.50 and $500 hid already
been raised and that indications
pointed to the reaching of 5000 goal
The money contributed to the Volun-
teers' Christmas relef fund will be
used in providing clothing, food. fuel
and other necessities for the worthy
poor of Chickasha, The campaign
fund is raised every year by the Vol
unteers of Americn, and the money
spent 60 make Christmas merry for
many of the citys poor.
People Are Responding.
That the people of Chickasha are
responding to the Christmas relief
call was the statement made Satur-
day by Adiutant Manning Several
firms in the city donated as much
as $50, he said.
The business district is being can
vassed daily, and a contribution box
"a helmet, supported by tripod,
is stationed at the Busy corners in
the business section of the city.
Through these two agencies, nice
sums have been raised daily. More
than $14 in small change was
dropped into the helmet Saturday
afternoon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-22
AGREE PAYMENT
ON HUN SINKING


BY United Press.
Paris, Dec. 22.-The peace confer
ence has reached an agreement on
he compensation TO be demanded
from Germany on the sinking of the
German fleet at Scapa Flow.
The final note on this subject,
which is scheduled to be given to the
German representative this evening,
it is believed, will permit the signing
Of the protocol declaring the peace
troaty to, be effective on December
81.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-22
PROSECUTION IN NEW
CASE TO CLOSE TODAY
By United Press.

Los Angeles, Cal, Dec. 22.-The
prosecution in the trial of Harry S
New, charged with bhe murder of his
sweetheart, prepared to put the last
witness on the stand today. 1t is
expected that he defense will sart
its case tomorrow. At the present
time it is expected that insanity will
be he main defense,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-22

Carroll Mcintosh, a student in the
University of Michigan. is spending
the Christmas holidays in Chickasha
With his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Nc
intosh.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-22

Dallas, Texas.-Thirst for one sin
gle drink of it made the truck hrose
overturn the wagon, wreck the furni-
ture and injure Miss Florence Steak
ley. A jury will say whether one
drink-of water is worth $4,000.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-22
; = = ; = : = > = : :
PERsHING BOOM is
GAINING HEADWAY
BY United Press.

+ By United Press.
J. Chicago, H., Dee. 22.-Gen-
i eral John j Pershing, chief of
+ the American Expeditionary
Forces, left well defined
y "Pershing for President" boom
+ here as he was leaving for
= SIT. Louis ON his tour of the
: country. His friends hive
+ opened headquarters at the
+ congress hotel here and are
+ prepared to establish nation
j. al organization.
+ j. J. + + + = J. + T. + =
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-22
INJURED IN WRECK

BY United Press.
st. Louis, Dec. 22.-Mrs. Roy Bea-
MIN and five children of Sapulpa
were slightly injured in a train wreck
here which caused the death of tive
persons.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-22

increase at the grocery and hardware
stores.
Arthur Ersland. Retail Merchants
association secretary, expects the
Christmas rush to continue until the
closing hours for the retail stores on
Christmas eve.
Shortage of Trees, Here.
Due to freight congestion, there is
a shortage of Christmas trees here
it was reported Saturday.
One dealer said this afteroon that
he had just received a shipment of a
few more than one hundred trees and
that his supply was practically ex
hausted. q had placed an order for
an adequate supply, but they have not
arrived due to the freight conditions,
declared one Christmas tree dealer
"I could sell hundreds of Christmas
trees if ! could get them" he sadi.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-22
: : > > . : ; : : > :
BERGER TO CLAIM
SEAT IN CONGRESS
BY United Press.

! Milwaukee, Wis, Dec. 22.-
: Victor Berger, successful so
= cialish candidate in the Wis
Z consin congressional race, is
Z preparing to leave for Wash
; ington. He will claim his
, seat in congress on January
; .. Berger has a case charg-
+ ing violation of the espionage
; act pending against him. He
+ was ousted from congress on
+ this charge.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-22
New Sand In Foster.

OF the four wells, the Foster No.
2 is probably the most important as
it proves a new sand in the Cement
field. This well hit the pay at 1860
feet, for what viii probably be named
the Foster sand The first pay sand
in the field is the Fortuna at around
23OO feet The second struck was the
Caddo at 1860 feet and the Foster
marks the third at 1860 feet
This sand was also struck in the
Foster No. l, when considerable gas
with some oil showed. 1t was not
not given a thorough test and was
mudded off the well being drilled to
the Fortuna sand where fair well
resulted 1t is not possible to deter
mine at this time how big the Foster
No. will be, but in its initial
stages of completion it looks like
better well than the company's No.
/, which is making around 60 barrels.
Proves More Territory.
The four competitions go consider
able distance toward proving their re-
spective territories. The Invincible,
Big Whip, brings actual production to
within couple of hundred feet Of
the south line of tfe Cement town
eito rTil,;e rrolI I,oe haa,, roodx, to dv;11
in for more than ten days. Sunday
they were just entering the top of
the sand at 2340 feet and there were
quantities of oil showing on the slush
pit The well is being finished with
rotary.
The Fortuna No. 1, the Foster and
the Columbia help to prove what is
the richest territory opened up to
date in sections 81 and 1868 and sec
tions l in 5-1O and in so. The
Fortuna, located where it is on the
eastern slope of the "gyp" hill, which
extends from section 1863 into So
6-10 may mean by its oil production
that the hill proper may be drilled
out The two Caddo wells are imme-
diately to the north of the hill with
the Fortuna, Niles farm, one of the
best producers in the field on the
northern slope With oil found on
the east and north slopes of the hill
there are those who are wondering
whether or not the rock mob will
prove to be an other Spindle Top"
The Columbia No. l, Immediately
south ofthis hill, is doing its part to
prove that section of level country
where are located the Central Pro
ducers No. and the Kechi No. l.
None of the four wells have pro-
gressed far enough to determine their
amount of production but they all
have oil and have every earmark of
being good wells.
Much Activity Shown.
With the break" inthe intensely
cold weather and the betterment of
road conditions. operations have
started again from one end of the
field to the other The operators with
tools in the ground are busliy drilling
while there is much activity in the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-22

All the latest news by
wire every day from the
United Press Association.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-22
Much Activity Shown.

With the break" inthe intensely
cold weather and the betterment of
road conditions. operations have
started again from one end of the
field to the other The operators with
tools in the ground are busliy drilling
while there is much activity in the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-03

mn Eliezar Mendiisohn CBeth Israeli.
holotn, Zionist office. Yelu Ahra-
hanis tMoschah sekrnim1. Rachel l..
Epstein. BELLE Aucrbach (Bcth Israeli
Hefshoh Cad, Esther Storech tneth
lsrueil, chat Yudn lleherman tHcth'
lsrten. Heltel schlank. Bezaiel Rarucli
Friedman tMea SheHriml. Hi,knI
Ohehcia tWittenberg uousesl. rInchas.
krumhein. Nardi Rosenbnum frei
AVN Joshua Adler 1sedierah). sam
Vel Schlein tTiberinsl. Rosn Tomkini
tMea Shearim1; Lczcr Horowitz. care
thnyoth Horowitz (Hcth Israeli.
The village ~ Middleton was in a
state ~ intense excitement. IL now
hoasted u now fire engine. ana tho
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-03
A NERVOUS WRECK
From Three Years Suffering. Says
Cardui Made Her Well.

Texas City. TeI.-ln an interesting
Haiemcu;, Mrs. q. II. Sehill. Of thlstown,
says: "For three years ! suffered untold
sgoEy with my head. ! was unable TO
DO any 81 my work.
! Just wanted 10 sleep all thc time, for
that was the only ease | could get, when
wa asleep. bsclme a nervous wreck
Jus; from the awful suffering with my
head.
was so nervous that tHe least noise
would make INC jump out Of my bed. !
had no energy, and was unable 10 do
anything. Ny son, a young boy, had to
do all my household duties.
Twas not able 10 90 anything uniIl
look Cafdui. took three bottles in all,
aud Il surely cured me Of those awful
Headaches. That has been three years
ago, and | know the cure is permanent,
Tor J have never had any headache since
taking Cafdui. E.
Refining relieved meuutl Itook cardui.
II did wonders for me-"
Try Cardui for your tfoubles-nade
iron medicinal Ingredients recommended
In medical books as being Of benefit IN
icmlle troubles, and 10 years Of use has
proven tat The books are ngl.i. Begin
Gkisg Cafdri To-Day. NC. ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-03

line; n golden ana truly q golden
l,nd."
ono old rrandmothor had walked
Tor two hours from tho Home Of the
Aged, Some three miles. leaning on
the arm %. another cronc. her room
mate Again and again she ism
pressed Upon me enc wanted no
money. needed none. b could
do without tlte mix tho home was IN
able 20 provide Tor her. What shc
cruyeo was just e. word from her son,
"a few ules. tic had beef such a
good boy before the war cut her OF
from him
"TcIi nae. nay chile. she piped. do
! look go poor. 200 uidt' \ British
officer in ths street below just OIL
ftred mo t sulltrE. lm not Old. uulH
,lAiy uut We have suffered DO I
looN poor and b put ON my sabbath
clothes. too pointing to her faded.
ahat"lcsH coverings. am not Oh
sine repeated. uuI Aef daiK eyes nlt1cd
.rpm Dor wrinkle Am l. Mamuic
Gull mc;hti'H %Nntruing-.
wtuf uu uIuurr. tril ms SON. ]
lust wlnt tu ac. o. picture uf his ltttic
.lps. how iHty loah vines they walk
Jon thr stIcrt. have never seen m,
-riuIch .lir,u. lm not old but t. per
aou may dic
she wants no money he sure TO
|LH ""|' HNA'"- |' .N"|N''H 'H |NH'N
Drun, from TN, HON, ct tnc Aged
audoi ln I hoarae Whisper We have
she hes, pi everything Ne AVE rood
bread now. not tho wIg Dread thnt
wiE go lluck and fgil of sand. And
somot.ucs We gft 30 ht' uf u.eut too
Its really 10 pleasure go he here -a
}uu.lc not HiDb
s few iret hchind her 10 young girl
waited Joe Csc motley line. She sought
leo get word tu hcr father Hcr
mother. rho wanted tu tell huu, had
ricd uudDr nor very eyes, swollen with
hunger. She was lpft alone !u TURK
iah Jerusalem 90 fifteen. i've been "a
servant wufsiuE night md day iu an
Institution .pr -four years. she tpld
mo. "i'u worn out bat Ill dc before
Q do what othrrs have been driyen 20
Go. Aiy own cousin Leah And
he hurat into tear, after vain at
tympis tO choke her sob
~omr vi the Br,Eht Spots
But not uli brought sadness. Vow
aud Then bearded men 900 thclr striped
I,uftaus aud Embroidered turhaus.
Young women with thUir dark hair
pInusIN covered win suawiH. would
beam over ihumh-woru letters re-
gently -uoftmurEcd "I. $ A. ono
uid jew from Morocco came onrly Ca
send his regards to his son somewher
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-03

~ New England aud hours later re-
turned with hi daughter-n-law and
her three candrcn. They were all
Smiles. aulck and span in their cheap
lut hrirht-hued Passover nnery. They
could .nly .ptak the spanish Jews
lirgon. Indins But they managed
TO explain hsough a Jewish officer.
The grandfather wanted me to tell
hia son I had seen hiH family pros
perlty with ny own ives He was
such a good son. lie scnt so much
money, too.
I give hott the names OF some Of
the Jews wis came to me that day.
I have wrlttn personals to the rel
atives mere q those who could give
Do e. plausible american addresses.
Addnva just 'Joris,lcm.''
A. Cor the lst below. Jerusalem.
Palestine" wa find them. 10 no other
address, falIoas For they are never
too tired. ruin or shine. for their daily
visit to the Fsiofnce. Perhaps sons
aud hrothen and sisters and hus-
bands. seeing the names uf those
they may hss thought beyond their
roach. Will .sad some of those unseut
lstters. will tsufy tho hope ~ that
eager cgowd that aurecs ana cbbr
each dny ln Ora faith go tn cross
roads 20 Jafa and jericho.
Rabbi Snoom Name, Mrs. Rachel
Haruch. Sarnncl Hiy.in tAiru shenrimi.
jacob Joseph Oilrsky. Mrs. Hicle
Davidson. Mr. SUSSEX Wcrnlknfsky.
Jacob Moishe Chirlop. Mrs. Cimys
C%holadeuka care lavka iahr.luw-
ltsch; EiioaAf Louhroso. Joseph Rel
Ter, Chain kehu. Chdm SilLsrbcrE.
Shima Bui1ninikoff. sarah Tillmun
tMoschah sfkenfmI. jacob Aiium
Lew. MIR sh9iom Eisenhach. Rachel
Solomon. aiW uuuI Freedman Db,ut-
schcs Plata Mr- truuic HuruWltz.
Moishc ADron Sssal. caro- FridfHrtir,
! M~aHtcrrth cells Gould tMet shear
inn. BuIuet HeDotshy iYldiiHchc
ras-i. Zipuuh keller care MortDcit
spioimau. Naskercih. rcsich Storm
berg tAli,hkenuthi. Mr. Sarah Vein
berger tNiea shcafImI.
OtiE~ VIM Nwait iA.t,r.
Mrs Toha h~ahinoNIi1. Simeon IilS.
witszkl tMHehab s|rLcuiuII Mrs Sara
Miriam ZNrirrtiCh tNId1I4,ut ,I.sI.
Mrs Git,l Humherrrr. Abruu samuel
Humhcrrer. Gun Eifkt pIufz6in
tShHhutyuo Gessl. SheiuJsl FelumIu.
Isaac Iowa. Israel lHrlIkN. illsl.
Nihamiuh. Toha Miriam Isaiah rprl-
uIN Loeb sussuuU roh,U Nirt
Hu-hio chain 49, schwartz. care Dr
Albert rlch0, Isaac AdHby Law
COURTS Ms solomon Eispuhach.
Rachel solomon. tHtIu IurUn NlIl-
rallt MuDhne YshudH. lamar Ulrl-
ylm ,tlre' Israeli. Hbtul s-.Dhcrmlu.
Hungarian Hhnses go. ClmtH luit-
Heb Hungarian Houses -sl Friodl
silberhcrs Ms Anna Stern tEcth
Israeli, fchovi kaurrhi. Hyohur
knmachi. Naomi Mzrihi. Mo.-ho f"--
H HH-.H- n-- ID
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-03

Apparently the visitor was much
impressed ana surprised-pcrhsps the
latter feeling predominated-and
made q thorough examination of the
fire station.
But you don't gecm to have either
telephone or telegraph In the village
said the visitor. douhtfuily How do
you summon them In case of fire."
Ion, that's simple enough, sir" re-
piled the captain, with evident sntis-
faction we just sends EN- a postal
card
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-03

with the war over. Mrs. Littlewifc
WIS contemplating taking q long post
puucd holiday.
inter her thoughts had hcon busy with
the proposed trip. ARE we going TO
have freedom OF the seas"
Why"
Wen. ] haven't forgotten tho way
we used 20 bee treated at seaside. I
don't believe anybody has "a right 10
rope or the ocean and then CHARGE
Nou u si,pcuCo for tho privilege OF
taking "a huth In h."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-03
.JEWS IN PALESTINE. CUT Off BY THE
WAR, SEEK NEWS OF KIN IN AMERICA
Constant Stream of Disappointed Parents and Rela-
tives Visits Postof6ce in Jerusalem for Mail from
the Exile List of Names of Persons in Holy
City Who are Hoping for Letters from United
States.
BY MARION wEINsTEIN.
Article II

N EoIden land. truly . Eollen
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-03

"Germany win 40 nnythinE 10 nre-
vent a commercial boycott declared
Secretary Lansing me other day Gre.
rnrdicFs Of me outcome Of the pea 'c
conference. che stands falls hv her
muire trade. Gcrmnnv's position re-
minds me ~ Paul Musser Of my home
town. Paul one wintrN day started to
repair % waf0r pipe on the outside ~
his hoGsr. tic snt on the Generate
steps while De- worked. Half an hour
later. when he fried "a rise. he eouHd
ho couldn't His trousers were frozen
TO the stems. So be called 10 bio wife
and explained hia nredicn mrnt Mrs
Mresor got u kettle Of hot water and
~urncaoled o. thnw him % The
wnier was pretty rnl dnrn hot nd
mitted Mnsser. but I WAS determined
N snve them there pants at an haz-
ards "