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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-31
WOULD ABANDON
LEAGUE AT ONCE
Better to Give it Up Now
st. Louis Speakers
Declare.

ST. LOUIS, Dec 3O.-Quot!ng
from President Wilson, Gen. Leonard
Wood and Theodore Roosevelt, Prof
William s. Hobbs OF the EnyngNty
Of Michigan told the American Ns
ISOLATION for the Advance OF Science
hero today. that Il was time to de-
tOrmIns whether we had not better
abandon the idea of the league of
nations before It was entered upon
-President Wilson has admitted ~
the scheme for which he stands
sponsor before tho world that with
its adoption Wc would embark upon
'urcharted seas. said Professor
Hobbs I'VE need then the ndvicc OF
those best qualified 10 forecast the
s'ors we are likely 20 encounter
and to determinc whether wo had
not bettor abandon the adventure
before II In entered upon IN" real
question before the American people
has from the start been one OF tho
reliability Of Judgment of its pDl..-
cal prophets"
Or Charles " RokcUoll of val"
In his address today, ,unriu4'H p}
saying;
I'VE owe dct, Of gratitude TO
thoFe senators. both democratic ana
republican. who were unwiiilhg 10
shirk their responsibilities, VINO tn-
nulucd true TO thclr ualh ana l'-
fused to let sentimental concern i"r
the heart OF IN" world lead theh
10 taOrIfiCe the Euul a.. Amer irh
at ls hard 10 find any foreign ma
tlons that lament over the fading
vision OF permanent pch'r,' Mld
Professor Bakewrll what they are
Ia fl il
ing Americas RssiNancc now In
carrying out tho terms Of peace, In
furnishing credits and In helping to
remedy present day conditions IN
distracted EprOpc Amer,cta du q IL
plain. Let the treaty he accepted
with strong reservations OF the
Lodge type. These, II Is said. draw
the teeth OF the covenant So much
the better"
Using quotations from tho Cam
bridge modern history Professor
Bakewell showed that NnaQleon and
Alexander OF Russia Eavc7mouth to-
ideas similar 10 those included IN The
tcagie OF nations covenant
Professor Bakewell continued
"Fair phrases may cloak foul am
biiioR or may be used 10 disguise
selfish interests. II Is striking that
among ths proposed leagues sever
est critics are to ha found many who.
when Belgium was Invaded. and still
more when tho Lubltana was sunk,
were most insistrnt that America
should play great and unselfish
part by entering the war Whereas
there are many who, when the great
est crime against civilization was
committed. held that II was mono
Of our affair and were not aroused
to action untll our own selfish in
tsrests made action impossible, who |
gre now TO be found among the
leagues defenders. including the
most insistent OF them all. and are
Eoutly maintaining that 10 play our
world part we must concern our
selves even with the petty quarrels
OF the petty states OF Europe. This
fact alone should he sufficient TO /
put al end TO the attempt TO answer
the critics OF the league by impugn-
ing their motives"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-31
ENTERTAIN RAINBOW VETS
~omcn's Auxiliary Gives Reception
10 Men Who Went From Tn,sa

Days when win rouge was OBJ
'ninablc at the little cafe d"@ Amis
around the corner In the Rue de Ma
poirOn were recalled by ex-members
of the Tulsa ambulance company
and other members OF the Rainbow
division last night when the rain
how women OF Oklahoma gave their
FIRST entertainment to the Oklahoma
chapter the Rainbow division vet
erlnz
The liquid refreahment looked
Ike o. vim blanc but ~ seemed TO
lack authority as Il went down.
Gallons OF cider were on TAP In the
clubrooms OF the chamber OF COM
merce Young women OF the organ
,zation, wearing overseas caps and
the insignia OF the Salvation Army
passed out doughnuts.
Ms Ed Woods and Mrs. Laura
owens passed out candy.
Major Ava J. Niles acted as Santa
Claus
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-31
LOVE NEW CoMMITTEEMAN
Dallas Man Cioecn by TEXAS Demo
crats-Attncks Bailey.

DALLAS. Texas. bee. 3O.-Thomas
b. Love OF Dahas, was chosen
democratic national committeeman
from Texas nj meeting here today
or tho demOCruiC - ila executive
conImtuee, In succession TO -. s.
Carlton OF Houston, VINO recently
resigned. After accepting the ap-
pGintm"nt Mr.. Love delivered an
address arrairnlng 6rmer Senator
Joseph W Bailey fOr the latter s
attiIui" toward the present national
adminiyi .,lon He asserted Scna-
tor lIaNcy could never elect an anti
Wilson man from Texas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-31

ing few time as n means OF waking
other persons In houses which APP
pear to he endangered by the ofiames,
\ fire alarm WAS sent IN from the
corner Of Greenwood and Williams
stects. the firsmen announced. bat
wren the fir" engine arrived there II
was learnd that the blaze was about
four blocks north ot the city limits.
a small cottage Was destroyed by the
fire.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-31
"RNRIt,GE" A FIRE SIGNAL
Negro Shonting hffnir Was Not n
ShOOtlnE NffnIr.

The "harrhFo' Of hots which
was heard ia the ncg.o sccHon or
the north side 81 the city early yes
tcrday morning was said 10y police TO
be- the neighborhood warning signal
~ fire Tho negroes whenever u
fire Is seen In their section. are sup
posed to have the system OF shoot
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-31

II you were never out I'm pclt-
ing rain ana thunderstorm and want
to zee ~ effects closely without
gotling wet "a visit To- the Conycu-
ton han Thursday tNcw Year'sD
night. when David BrllsCo's great
passionate love play Tiger Rose, q"
is presented. viii give you an init
mate insight OF the fury OF the ole-
mont Auyt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-31

Pa, on December 10 after n brief
illness due apparently 10 his declin-
ing years. He was II years old and
"A veteran OF the civn war. having
served with the Union forces in the
army Of the Potomac.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-31
Mrs Unrr,rI In phIladclphIa

Mrs Lila wade lIarrel. In charge OF
music in the high school ana Junior
high school, Is attending the national
meeting Of music supervisors and
teachers held In Philadelphia this
weak
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-31

HAYES HEALING HONEY stops
tho Tickle. Heals the Throat and
Cures the Couch. 35c. \ fro" box
of GROVES OPEN -TltATE
sALVE for Cheat Colds. Head Colds
aud Croup with every bottle. -- Advt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-31
Nurses 10 Meet Thurs,i, =.

District No. 2. nurses ore.,..
tion. will hold their moatA,y ,,o-.
ing Thursday at s p. m. IN a.. y
W. c. A. There are whisper =, !.
freshmenta ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-31
CAPTAIN John4on Dead.

Capt John c. Johnson, the father
OF Mrs William w Lockhart OF this
city. died NJ his homo In Cusler Clty.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-06-19
FACILITATING TRAVEL

THE OASIS is in receipt of a cir
tllar from the Southern Pacific an
! touncing that on June 18th, effective
with Train No. 100, from Ell Paso,
j ere was inaugurated new schedule
FOR the Pullman service, by which =
t1andard sleeper dissection drawing
room cars) would run between Ell
Paso and Los Angeles. The car
mes from Ell Paso to Tucson on
J o. 100, and is cut out there remain
jig until train No. 101, after arrival
sf the train from Nogales, which
t'ain, No. 101, takes the car to Los
Angeles. Returning the car runs on
Train No. 10. Los Angeles to Ell
Paso, making connection at Tucson.
Berths and sections can be reserved
by wire.
This service has been established
fer benefit of Nogales and Sonora
travel; and it viii be foul vcsy con-
yenient.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-06-19

species of hbrow gorilla which has developed the rud
ents of speech said to have been discovered in the French
Congo He probably says, "Is it enough for you?"
The daily morning oasis., 1919-06-19
MONTH OF ROSES

OIL joyous months of wish you'd last a year!
enchant your sounds impress tne ear
Iav million roses they stale cloy and one
discoes the fact that Junes JOY love the humble rads
appreciate pruns cabbage makes glad dlsbut on
the rose of June We do not boil bake it, slice it into saw
but to cur it, every breath draw 1t has rcn
aroma that simply can't be beat; from Taunton to Iakoma
there's nothing smells so sweet And often twill remind us OF
of long ago. of gardens left behind where used to
of old accustomed places above the door, OF old
familiar faces that smile more roses scent VIII
MS back to cidhoods hours when won't to tary
among homey flowers when life all Eslan and we nad
tread knew backward vo but always looked
ahead dreaming and dreams are quite
boonthe sunlight streaming the scents OF June
and IS view to sin that I've not forty
noses, to take the scent all in.
Copyright by George Matthew Adams
The daily morning oasis., 1919-06-19

WantedCopy of the Peace Treaty Address u s. Senate
Washington. D. c.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-06-19

Yet there male and female who neither
Women have obtained this privilege and many of them ought
not have been granted it. And there ought
to be deprived of but politician just has the
say
If you wish to hear choice vituperaton listen robin
cog cat from point vantage In the of vocabulary
she could give cards and spades to doughboy fresh from Flanders
and beat him at that
the Kaiser is tried for his part in the he will
the judgment bar longer prince "cad in shining amor but
an ordinary man with a heavy burden upon his soul.
Everything around home has become too high for belief
Now hotel rates have and has lost his last
refuge from home.
Perhaps the Sick Man of Europe would like to have Uncle
just
And Uncle Sam should the medical profession
Sick Man of the Western World living right the alley
who would take up lot of Uncle's time.
Speaking of vacations the most delightful that could
imagine would be not to hear think the
pense" for about weeks.
If the railroads divorced government ownership
co their parting request would be for large of
aimony.
species of hbrow gorilla which has developed the rudi
ments of speech said to have been discovered in the French
Congo. He probably "Is it enough for you?
WantedCopy of the Peace Treaty Address u S. Senate
Washington D. c.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-06-19
NOGALES ARIZONA, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 19, ]

.tising Rates Upon Application
The daily morning oasis., 1919-06-19
EDITORIALS.
FEMALE SUFFRAGE-AND MALE

day will dawn in the hereafter when legislator at Wash
ngon will decide introduce bill which will wreck his
public life The attitude will be patriotic but he will be
scious that involves political suicide
this he will not take that attitude until he is
he has had all the he wants
Then he will make the sacrifice He will introduce bill
excluding eraes from the suffrage He will not discrimi-
nate between the he will frame his bill that it will
operate against all and who cannot read write
Thereafter he will not present himself for reelection It
would be waste of time.
For many years have been arguing whether
enough to vote The argument has at last become
weasome at Washington that it has ended in victory for the
affirmative There is justification for it. Some
have
Some have, also Some tell you, without
erg book the food values of the chemical ingredients
tanned articles of diet Also what South
lea the best markets for certain manufactured products And
several other things They better informed than the
1t would be absurd not to let them vote.
Some equally well informed and equally well
qualified to votemoe of them than you might think
strange that they have only just acquired privilege which
been held procuous by dnks who did not know whether
Longfelow cocktail or suit of underwear.
Many and women who have read Longfelow or
famarzed themselves with the commercial situation
America the less abundanty qualified to vote But
is fair guess that they can all read and write.
Yet there male and female voters who do neither
Women have obtained this privilege many of them ought
not to have been granted it. And there who ought
to be deprived of it, but politician just has the
say
The daily morning oasis., 1919-06-19

Everything around home has become too high for belief
Now hotel rates have and has lost his last
refuge from home
The daily morning oasis., 1919-06-19

the Kaiser tried for his part in the he will
the judgment bar longer prince cad in shining armo but
an ordinary with heavy burden upon his soul.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-06-19

wish hear choice vituperation listen robin
scodng cat from point vantage In the of vocabulary
she could give cards and spades to doghboy fresh from Flanders
and beat him at that
The daily morning oasis., 1919-06-19

Perhaps the Sick Man of Europe would like to have Uncle
Sam for DOCTOR But Uncle Sam soldering
just
The daily morning oasis., 1919-06-19

And Uncle Sam should into the medical profession
Sick Man of the Western World living right the alley
who would take up lot of Uncle's time.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-06-19

Speaking of vacations the most delightful that could
imagine would be not to hear think
pense" for about weeks.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-06-19

If the railroads divorced from government ownership
cok their parting request would be for large
alaony.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-13
LEGALS

NOTICE OF SALE OF AuroMOB BILE
TRUCKS FOR STORAGE AND
SAtNAGlNG WILL.
Notice is hereby given that IN pur-
-uancs NJ lien tor storage and for
work and abor In salvaeiny anh haul.
Ing TO their place OF business which
SAID EN- Ia In fnvor OF the bki homn
Ons Engine Company, q corporation
ngains, the CommonN ealth Insurance
Company OF New York tlty r . ir,
Equipment Company, n corporation OF
oklahoma CITY. Oklahoma. ed. N
Semans md n T.. kanaga, and the
prnperty Of tho said Comm, !, ral,n
Insurance Company. Fire Equipment
omrany. ed N. semans and H, H..
kanaga, and on which said lien clam
there IL due the sum NJ three hundred
and sixty dollars fs6o) Tor storage
and fifiy dollars t,H0, for work ~
snlvngins and hauling the property
here nnfter described and The cos.r and
expense Of foreclosure. ard rale under
raid Hen, all Of which In rnst duo AID
which said Hen IL on the following lie
scr,hcd nroperty.
Thrce ta) one nl ton ir'io,0 Trucks
model S.-Mo'or Nos i37S-is1a
Now Therefore. the u owe a. OHertv
or 30 much Of I, ~ ~ necessary 10
satisfy the ahove described item viii
be sold Al public out-cry TO the high.
csl ldder Tor tash on latu, day. ,ac
lth day ~ Novcmhei lNiq. nt = O'clp,k
. m, ~ the plnce NJ business " tine
Oklahoma Gas tncine company a, an
North Western Avenue In OkAhnmn
city oklahoma County. state OF Okla
homR.
To satisfy said Hen Indebtedness ana
cost NJ this sale
Dated n0si"d Fra published at Okla
homn city, Oklahoma County, state OF
oklahoma. this lith day of No,enl er
1919.
OKLAHOMA GAS ENGINE COMPANY,
Lien Creditor.
ny Harry w. frlcst, Attorney.
! All Weaver Bldg.
oklahoma CITY. OKLA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-13

75Ulig5 hssylss ul7jqN 10; ne
dun il2s5uii 30, liEhth Ils.60glf ~,
p|FH ~ hpuli nV
CATTLE. receipts $500. strong 70 ~
\ gher Choice heavy steers VI WT
I, ,J medium i1 oodl1l5 romunr
50 bOdl2gu. choice lights il3 6OW $50,
common ~ J0niJG0 butcher hrifcIs
g. 36ul3 m, COWS s251lii0. can1ers
g. onlrG 90. culyes it01dl10O. fc'dtt-
T. rrV rs 70. stocksts ~ Oplll0 20
flltti trCelpts 500, steA1y u
N oug, lambs 81 50HlI 75. r-lls y 26U
l'I, yvtrling Wcihrrz - soar q.
eve. o. OoUs2t culIs s. onlfi 70, breed.
INK ewes 81 5ouls00, feeder iAmbs
1. N0u = nn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-13
GRAIN
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Nov 70 -No'aithsan1'nr
y lli Ie wrAkr.ss ~ tho outE.'. the corn
market TODAY soon ltyt nd ct'nua ~
fresh p0VcT to advance. opening pr' 80
Nhich husrd from Mo same ns Sr"''r-
days flni.h to = lower with Ic en-
Ter q 10 10 s. lJti and May '.t -
Il 20, were iO,iuNcd hY ralli.H nrd
then by y dror 10 Ir1rr iua bottom
level ~ the prcvlDu, iaf
Absence II any unuslh pressure 10
e. xave relative nrnu,Es ~ oa's Atf.
er o ening 70 plpda tp =, higher. iu-
mdirg Doocmb.r ~ ~ 10 hsc. thr
market continued ~ ha,drU.
Provisions fr'I','"d the comparative
strength OF gfBIn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-13
KANSAS CRY GRAM

KANSAS CITY Nov l7--WHEAT
rcnrrhlly .'eady. No hard g. i2p2 20.
10. 2 g. 5Ju2ii, 80 red ~ 81 Su
s. 2gg27O CORN numunlly W.
changef. No. mlxcl 'it'm1'2 No.
white 81 So No 2 ycliow s. '1Tl =
OATS unclaimed No Nui'r t'
No 2 mil.d ivaj5c. Sc. I'l t''
RYE, yi29
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-13

The initial ossea wvre rccovcred And AZ
tho end of tho first hour Of trad,bK
prices ~eto 10 ! points higher than
Yesterday u close.
Yes,etdRy's sellers turned fnyore 70
rrISo profits nrh their demand cav
urd tho sdvnnc" 20 net gains of W !"
Z, points Mt0 ln the morning.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-13
COT TON.
NEW ORLEANS

NEW OHLEANS nov while
tieTs were breaks ~ a. 10 iU p0lnis
around tho uprr.ug lu cotton today Iu
continuation n the r1ctouury m fs-
mont ~ yrs''fd1H the uurErt sOpr
rort good support hrS'i 1n 'he very old
weather over the belt winch was gen
rralIg accepted nH meaning the end lnp
uf ~" grow ing sen on ~ all sections
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-13
OUTSIDE LIVESTOCK
-
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Nov. ls-HOGS: receipt,
50 .000. "a to Jnc lower, bulk ~ 00p
1880. top $3.50 heavy slio0y 1850:
medium tl,sOVli 80, light tlaf51iAss,
pigs sll 75Glito. Q
CATTt y: 10 oo0 slow Choice he,vy
steers SIS :Sn?O TO; medium Sli2s1
ilsa6, common H7Sdn.?b; choice
lights slIoofta0 a0O0, cnmwor - o0U ittb
Sc s5nis5O. Gamers Sb75us SIS: esive.
Si7T5ltTS; fecders S7?5TiJ,0o; ;
ate ckers S625ffio Is.
SHEEP. II 600; steady: lambe
tl2 ?5ftit 90 culls ssT5mig0O on: chol e
ewes iT,O0Ts 90. culls SS,Qots75 breed.
In Sc 650ffll.7b.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-13
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Nov "a POTATOES firm;
ar.l.ns 81 cars, northerfn sacked ana
buIs rurAIa Uurhnnks. Hy00?.sb. ses-
term rrssct., i22JG2iO, western ru-
rails. o. O0d3l0
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-13
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, SOy 10 -BUTrrR uh-
rlatged EGGS. receipts 7bS cases.
unchanged POULTRY alive IN
lnngsd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-13
PROVISIONS
KANSAS CITY.

KANgAs cry. Nov, "a BUTTER.
pni't.1RY ana POTATOES unchansed-
rGus lc higher frs,s. s2e. seconds
Il.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-13
MIDDAY STOCKS

Tl- fo!IoTing quotations of Now York
markets w 10 ~ 80 D. ~ today were
compiled hy Houston. Fble company,
- Nurth Broadway.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-13
cl2ssen'S Specials

Cl1SSCM , CpCCinuI
J-room bungalow In University ad-
dition has rooms In oak; u dandy ut
Tie home NJ 5000
Groom bungalow In the beautiful pl-
toI section: has oak floors. built.in
features priced right aud good terms.
st g., Ib0
rooms on West 18th street; close
TO Shartel hardwood floors through
out basement and furnace, karBge ana
driveway: immediate possession. good
terms ut 81 900.
l7.room Duplex on Yves, nth street
Will rent for $50 per month. good
home or Investment. va 800.
rooms y block tlassen boulevard;
oak downstairs. garage, Easement aud
furnace; Il bargain at - 400.
rooms. east front, oak floors
throughout: beautiful decorations;
basement: furnace and garage. chicken
house and garden: 75sib0 feet on old
"a Ing, good home NJ ~ $50.
rooms on Wes' 'd'h street; oah
floors downstairs: basement. furnace
and garage: paving paid Tor y noD,
b-room snnp on West 3lt street; paw
Ing rsid for b0S " feet; y block o'
Class.n. only 5000. Don't wait too
long on this
After office hours call 9 q, Nenre'
Walnut 1903 nrown Walnut 1897, Ala.
iidye Walnut 1885
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-13
New BUNGALOW

Close In, on West s'h street only e
paved street all paving Il paid out
This place has nice large rooms and
breakfast room, all floors are oak. The
house Ia double built throughout. a
good basement and Tarose. This plsce
10 n real bargain At tho price and the
location will alwNys be good. Special
price OF $1,000 on this home. possession
In 10 days.
j. e. Green Realty Co.
2,5 American National Maple it,i
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-13

lr.... NJ H. ,Hifnu- grades ~ cattle
49,. u.lrU. r..'.I ra '..IDNs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-13

day with top of 80 % pnd tho bulk
selling at ~ 10 ~ 80. Stockers we're
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-17
METHODIST CHURCH, SOUTH
BEGINS ITS BIC DRIVE
Eight Days Centenary Campaign
Starts Sunday Morning To
Enlist Souls, Minds and
Strength In Religion

ReginninG Sunday morning and
continuing Tor eight days. ar inciud
ing the following Sunday. IA,
Methods; Episcopal church. south
viii condac, her great Centenary
drive Every organization and mem
ber Of this denomination Is expected
20 be busy IN this great task World
democracy without proper ideals, may
prove fatal. bur world democracy
wita the Christian religion as rs
great ideal Is safe for the world
Methodism has always been one Of
The pioneers Of civilization. and after
Just one hundred years OF Missionary
enterprise. which has proven a bless
ing 10 many lands. she now finds the
world white for the harvest
The object OF this great Centenary
drive IL 10 enlist soul mind and
strength. which means our hearts.
our talents and our substance. for
the promotion on the Kingdom Of
Christ throughout the world
Every Methodist and friend ~
Methodism is expected 10 attend
church next Sunday and lend help
Ing hand in this great drive.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-17
VITAL STEP TAKEN
TOW ARD RECONSTRUCTION

Paris. May - What IN character
zed an one nf the most ymal mtepa
towards the speedy reconstruction ~
~af-iorn Europe Il bolng taken this
week IN the inauguration of fhe thru
ianacon'inenial traln service between
Paris belgrade ana Bucharest VIA
Pon'arlier Milan. Trlest. ARram ana
Yinkoycr This liue would under any
ordinary circumstances he great
boon 10 The Traveller and 10 the hnai
ner4 man. but now on The oya of fba
signing of peace. Il assumes an inual
euable Importance 10 the welfare az
many countries
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-17
sTRATTON AND STEPHENS
"BUOD|Es" IN THE WAR
Near Guthrie Soldier Lads Fought
Through Argonne Forest
Side By Side; 91st Was
Hard Hit

y went through a whole lot OF II
the Meuse-Argonne San Mihiel an'
clear up TO the Belgian line. but
was not pInked" tp~vu
Thus spoke Bert Stratton. Gnthrf'
boy. member OF the Dist division, just
back from France.
u had touch OF gas. fhougb. but
IL wasn't bad"
sirafton lad a buddy In fhs
person Of Roberf Stephens. livine
west Of town. The two boys Joined
the service together. served through
the sarious actions in France and re-
turned together 20 Cheyenne. wyo
where they were mustered out
we did not get TO Paris" said
Stratton. who Is an exceptionally
bright young man. Bat I am no,
grieyed much. II vss great ex-
perience snd II the trouble over the
big drink can be settled amicably.
our service will not have ben 10 vain. .
The siss was hard hit with cas-
uzlfies and our requirements came
from eastern ranks"