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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-06
OUR BOYS DEFEATED BUT
PLAYED A COOO GAME
Foot Ball Teams Of Local High
School ard Norman High
Glass Play Interesting
Game

TN" Gaihnp hlFh school foosbail
scam sens doNa IN defeal before ss,s
Nrens herman hlsA sehuol ,lsseu ~
Norman la~l se~e bs she store ag aE
% 8 4 was fina game ana very
bitterly contested lbraarhnag. despite
The anr sidednssa * me score. rhs
VnfhflH team w#s greatly wna kepess
~ The loFs y ltarnhafs, rekulef all
haek and Mccoy. tackle nafnhaff
sAs not eligible 10 play ia lha Nor
man game and Mccoy wal slck and
rad e he taken oul early in siso aame
Guthrie held Norman sporels~s dur
NV shr flfpl auarier hul ,he "unlver.
siif tliy' boys seerd two tonrh
downs dursne shr seeana period Her
plunslns backs and slesof ese ~ the
forward paAa aas TOO mHth for tgush
RES weakened defrnae Norman
scored iwn mprp ilmes III the third
quarter and nne af lhe nl~nlns IT the
fourth. and shn large srUvd began
yollins Tor blk scote Az lhli jmnc
iDf~ Guthrie ionk brnee Vernon
Cook lntercs ted forward paxa on
ms own Ten yard line ~ 10 shiaI
time Guthrie had made hui ono eflrns
dowu The boys here. began au ire.
alstlhle stack on The Norman lino.
Mason and Luce made several long
Gains through .hp line and around the
ends. Norman tough, desperately but
ronla no, ehrck ihe advance and with
or ioeinv the ball the Galhrlc boya
carried 4 20 Yards for touchdown |
I WAS splendid rails after helng /
on'playet through three quarter. ~
he game
Guthrie plays 81 Reno here Friday
This ALI BE- anc ag thn hesv ramen
y iae seaaon vi Reno has strong
cam and wili rnt u bard rlfhl with
AifepRihensd line and another weeh
y practice the Guthrie boys aiil pre-.
'ent VERY strong team Friday.
Ilall 81 tackle and Mason ana Luce
4 haists we're the stars In The Nor.
tcpnilnacd on page /. Col AL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-06

Asksd for confirmation of persist
ahs ysmcrs that this controlling stock
IN Victor Talking MachIas company
vas b*ins transferred 20 puIDnt in.
tcffs,. Or that some schems NJ con-
aoiidatIon with the Columbia compsny
was hsinK considered, Eldr~dge Il
Johnson, prcsldsn, OF the Victor COM
Fany, denied the humor In most posl
tive and emphatic language. liz ad-
ded that there had not been any such
negotiations from either aide. ana cx~
pressed the opinion that the vumom
are circulated BY Interested psrtiss
who have stock for sale. \.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-06
CHIEF MITCHELL AND HIS
slEUTHs GRAB A STILL"
Barn Owned By Lucius Garrett
Housed a Complete Illicit Dis.
tillery; Much Booze and
Com Is Confiscated

Chief Mitchell. rarolmen uran,
Redman and James. aided ana 1!recl-
ed BY two revenue men from Tie :vd
eral service. made raid on the house
and barn occupied BY Luclous 6srrft
al o'tiNek Sunday afi.fr son and
confiscatsa quantity of whl.e corn
ligner. much sour ms~h. ''ctoe as~r
aud crrpinte iisEillue sHsffs be-
sides nat the Officers confgst~ssA ev-
~rsshinv found IN fhe honss Ard barn.
which consisted OF hous .hnla fnrn'
ture jewelrv and money In cns pack.
a~~ Chief Mitchell found more Than
$1,000 in bills In sqek h ronna
several hundred dollars IN silver. golI
and checks The money found Il pres
snfned 20 be the recslpts frnm The
business since Saturday afternoon.
Checks frcm Crescent city men AMI
others over the county and ade d.
trict, indicates that the hnsi-,-s was
conducted on a wholesale basis.
When Chief Mitchell snd Ms aosse
arrived at The Garrett rlaec, Nhhh ls
located between Sixth and S.sen Il ~
Grant, the doors were lock, fhy
were til ped but the tip wq tou late.
said Mitchell we nNsnehdod III
hammer down thp door a small
quantity of white liquor vas Iuuns IN
The house and one quart ~ 'e'ls iiuHar
We then went TO the barn and found
he plant And believe me, II was
some plant Barrels. stoycs, worms
md all the noces sry ara4shernalia
fConsiuued on PAGE s Ioi !,
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= oApfALA kln Aronf

X nalaom, saaeaala. epcs . alls rah
hsFa, travelling es passengers. enm
'saandevFva shs lsasalan 4taamer Gers
ssae'lne 81 Ass lasswt trip Aetwesn
ehss uF9 end s'wBssAatlHeuIe ana roo
esi . aeleeIsa liel n wrAlthy ssassa
s~rS ~ iosassa fuhlea Tho rebkeFy
~as snadue#ra wssh sAe darGmg aaa
fash II su Aiussieaa train aela ap
fha constantine carried msfshanss
fruei rgiIss llaku llaAaaa and gslsaa,
l'FaevHlnxsa canmlaaslnapgs III fur.
eHAse ensds. with sash Ia snlli saa
lanaanaft fablsn sar me- parva~r
Thcrr xas aelhlnR ra Indicate sAs
rhaFaeseF of enc gobhrtA unsn sAs
khlp was slshla "a hssafa ~ tAe nos.
pisorsa. whFe th~ rapsaln And erev.
a mo polns ~ psAass, wsfa ordered
forward aHa enc enElnss Klagpsi rha
l"adlnn merchants wsTe IgnAd up, Al
'hviF nsfus4 wvfr read trvaA ter, aaf
ilsflr rsrsouA nsa bMm9Aam searched.
Il ~as ease of al firearms oa shs
desk had arms asafh the rrew aui
she hauabisF paasnaxsra wsTe not nla.
leatsd
This ca tain sas ordsFed ,a aasl
Rair his hip eluas ~ shafa. the plfs
N FlFFaFnla waa saAasd lms0 Iftr- heas
and fhe fohhsrs moved ~ taaa rhey
imreaiafrly dteaprarea In th~ hHls
~ Anaseiia rha msmbsfa az ths
erew ~ho rowea shem aAhorw rve@ls.
"a banaaame t;b
Habbnfiva AfpaHa the tilatk #ea BE-
cnnn haldrF and ~ daily eegafsnee
Fpfst u*fsoHs wers rounded 90 90 she
hlKhwaa ogtAlae Naaehi yesterday Aaa
~ saluAblss end better eloshlns os
The party takea The affair ~ thw
Constantine hpwsysF. is the firN iims
haF hanaHs have Transferred thntr
10 the waisf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-06

~~Y~~~~p>uU
entire community. are often foeus
Tor disease The niaIn diseases "a
which loss ~ time Ii due are prevent .
able di eaAes. such as measles. mnmps
chicken-rnx, diphfhefia. scarlet fever.
etc. Daring the year 1911. Is4a evil
mated that $1,000 deaths occurred
among school children, - per cen, of
which were from entirely grcsen,able
caases.
Bui how shall wc prevent the spread
&c communicable dineasosg IsoIate
cases Of infection BY all means. bu,
better atiIl lei "a guard against con
dIsion favorable 10 the read ~ In
feciIon. Defects ~ nose ana throat
pave the way for The reception Of hos-
tile disease germs ny locating the
children who have enlarged tons.ls
and adnoids and persnadlng The par.
cnfs 10 have them treated. we may
--as-..--~-------
Continued on Pa2o ., Col (.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-06
WIDESPREAD PLOT is
uNEAHrHER ~ OFFICERS

Elaine, Ark. Oct 6--Discovery of
what 10 believed to have been a wide
spread plot on the part OF organized
negroes for . 1snerai killing Of whites
In this locality and possibly IN otser
paris Of the south. led officials today
TO tighter up on emergency measures
and redouhIe their efforts to appre
hend Leaders Of the alleged oruanixa-
ton who are still uncaushs
The existence Of the supposed con.
spiracy was brought 70 ilGnt by the
committee Of seven appointed by civil
and n'asary authorities fo'Iew;no t,e
race disorders here last week. TWEEN.
ty-ene white planters had been mark
ed for death.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-06
keds5
u

Chicago oc, a. Although Tho aos
have made dlsappoln.in ting shovi III /
IL iha series there has been no fall
inE orr IN snfnrass Thousands 81 psr.
sen Tis't1i the park Yesterday hnn-
ING the game would BE- played. while
neSNpsper offices and haseball head.
quarters were deiaged with lhousaf flsla
Of telephone calls regarding aAe pros
nec's for laying The contest The
tickets are In as great demand an
ever and sealpers. with cholce box
seats IN their poe sssiou. are asking
40 for asal costing sss.n
Betting usid@ have unsnrgone hIg
shakeup as q result or clnelnnasl'a
drive and The supporters 81 the sOx
are asking odds on whatever wagere
fhey decide 10 make.
The batting order for toaays eamo
follows.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-06
TWO ARE LvNcAEo

lincointor. 0s. Oct Slack Cor.
don and viii Brown. negroes. were
iynched by mob here early to1sy and
t+se< bodies burned. rne victims Of
the mob were charged with shooting
eoyee Fortson near here late satur-
ooycs Fodssor near here late Satur-
day. Frssnsr 10 not expected to live.
Nose Martin. another negro. was XII.
ed BY : posse late last night during
the hunt for Gordon and sesersI other
blacks were whipped for refusing 10
give information as to the where.
abcuts cf Gordon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-06
New York Police
Baffled BY Report
OF Stolen Bonds

Ns~ s9f~s oes @-svs~ yoek 90
lice were mysslfiss to-day ty . rs.
port from oests, ria. shss mar
believed 70 b. Henry atrbs~Iss. VS.
srrssssa shsrv lsss rlgrs ssr ,ns snsst
" sigs.ooo ~ Liesssy hands bsIoao.
lno 10 Hienard WNisrsy Z CO, Auo
q several aAys asssr the shsn q
yesou man lasrsInsd a. sIrks~i,s.
~ss found murdered a sssmssra.
Conn. bot no tract ~ the ssolsr
berds was discovered.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-06
TURN BACK CLOCKS
HOUR OCTOBER 70

Setting back Of the clocks. or the
return 20 the regular time. win take
place October Is the date established
BY law for the changing OF the time
pieces. under the daylight saving
plan. under which the clock; are now
regulated. they are one hour fastcr
than the regular time
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-06

Washington. Oct g-~The embargo
against the sailing Of shipp'rx board
vessels 10 Great Britain. was partially
lifted today BY the SHIPPING board. an
. result Of the ending of tho railroad
strike there.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-06

cirelrnati--Isath up: strike one
Jackson played near the itft field
foul line while Rath was batting Bali
two. strike two. bah three. Rath
started The game hy drawing pass
cft Williams Dauheri 80. Daabert
laid down sacrifice. Schaik throw
Ing him out Al first. Ra4h easily max
Ing second ou ihe play Groh NJ bali
one ball two. Croh sent high fly 70
Felsch and Rash held second. Roush
up: ball one, strike one, Ron n oss.,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-06
100000 nUBl[s
WAS THEIR LOOT
CAPTAIN AM CisiW, Ar
POINT ~ PISTOLS. MADE
IN O'lEN ORDERS. RFG-
ttNn ~InE tSt NE -
LAND" STONY MN
t~t.trt


rsvss, o~s wusrslsm.n teamsss*
se'sTss cnassss ssshlsaa. seeuesss ~
nsse~ FsAasYwsw aas sarNsa tN* -
sssFsess - alvs W sll rsoNsy saa
is~ss sass W smsu~t ~ sss~~ wAI
llsn 'ssnds Iris ia srs sNses senessy
~ sNs Alwa ~ vsaatns cnstssu aas.
lss 10 leeassa esas rsumta mAls~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-06
President Wilson's
Condition Continues
To Improve Today

fpv Aesorsasrsf rrpvs
Washington. ocx 6-President
Wilson continues 10 improve and
passed a satisfactory night. said
the presidert's physician. Rear
sioned :, Rssr Admiral Crsyton.
the prnepsidests p,ysscia- Rear
Admiral Il. head % IT, naval
medical setooi Aere. and Or
Sterling Rvffin, of this city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-06
MOB PURSUE BLACK
SLAYER N GE0RG|A
SITUATION AT ELAINE. Ar
KANSAS, - STILL TENSE;
NEW DEVELOPMENTS
INDICATE 4 STATE
NIDE PLOT To
SLAN WHITES
suLLEr,n.

III NNNFe7'HFFV TFFhN
GreenviiIe, 8 C., Oct 6--Joe rur.
ner, the negro VINO is SAID to have
shot and killed Policemen Kitchen
and STAIR yesterday. while the Ia,
ter were rsIoina . card game In
negro District ef s,e city. still MAS
being sought by posses in the low
er section Of the county today.
Quiet prevailed thls morning and
no trouble between the races Was
anticipates.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-06
GOAL MINERS NOW
60 our ON srHIsE

sug ss8g#t4fsf fts@e2f
Jonrsso~n, ps, oes s---r~o tncpsand
rslns~ employed IN t~snsy slx Inas
psrdsrs coal mines in ihls alurie,
went on strike today. The urks ls
SAID 10 nave bssr esllsd beeavss the
rsns epsvssors refused 10 sien the
union scale.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-06
SIXTY KILLED WHEN
TRAIN GOES OFF TRACK

Mexico City. Oct e-~.Sixiy persons
are known 10 have been killed Ii The
derailment Of train sunainE from
LAREDO TO Mexico City today II Il
believed the death list Will raaea 10
or more All the dead we're among
the second class passenxcfs on tAe
train.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-06
roLIsn ToRcEs WIN
AFTER DIG oHIvr

nv AHHF1'lafff fFNNAb
& Copenhagen, Oct s~-Poiish forces
have carried the forifications of
Dsipak. between old Ruasla and TO.
land after lxo days of hard fighting.
according 10 I,arlln adyieea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-06
MOB SEEK SLAYER
or GEORGIA SHERIFF

Washington, Ca, Oct Slack Cor.
don, the negro wanted for the prob
able fatal shooting OF Deputy Sheriff
Freeman near Lincclnton. Saturday
night. WAS Iyneheo early on the scene
cf the crime today. together with an.
other negro named viii 3 Rown. &C
cording 20 reports received al the
sheriffs office here.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-06
Short Cuts To
Home Mems

Apent Sunday niThs ena eaet ~ to-day
a. kwesgs ~ lhe iene Aofrl TAey
hadha FinaF~a sAas s'ep Ia sAssr
sshrsAsle, aanaay hs0yugsg sAey start
"a aa 40 overland tslp w tMllas
Fvsas Tho rein ssoFm eag tse taad.
w nAa ahapa ana ~heu shey VeaeAna
she Aisoylaaa stretch ~ aanA tsls eide
the Sselelnn hlls. tAe eaf sslAdsa Aut
wsni aver an emhaaansas KNua
aates &c oyeapanla ~ tAs sas ~sFs
Not salaswa, hus tho saf was sat eas
81 gemmlsslou Wursi reads ever
sa~ said Nr wooa ia seeaklng es
the asssavas
l'rat Ryan will tea'lwus ii tsAt u
IN 0alhFie ise aAa aeepptea thN
prnpoalsien ~ the rAaHssvt II Com
meFee 10 hs band dlrecsaf hers nis
snAnY friends are also sisd Bar ~ has
accepted a NJ Ryan Ia ne3 w tae
east ea, wsll fssusn soaa. rhla Ia
sar~a Ihs BEST taAa III she static fev
Guthrie
Members ~ she stsh ssslalaa.
nAlahneaa ana Texas national guards
wha participated IL fhr MAR asA saw
ncFslee ~ France wtlg Held feuAsau
81 bAi'As. Texas. 80 ovsaheF inth
Taw FeanieH ~ill ~ hslA al sas atais
FAIR nsaaeas Men wiil nas wear tge
uniform tut wgii wrae overseas caps
and InsgKnA MasY ffnm hsFe wils a.
iesa Lieutenant Neat llar IL i na~
of sAo promoters 81 lhe seuulan A
refmAneu, Organization sill he fasm
ed
~~one marrla0n hcrnso waa laaaea
by Court CLERK Martha ssai to-day
Evans Wonda ~. and ivnnle t,ahuey
~ beth AZ Oklahoma cltY rh.y
we're married later ~ inc eoanty
iadse
~t'naFgiug ,aaf her sassAnd has
been aaNpslatluR wi,h Immoral wemvn
an thar the condition IT Als health an
. Feanls IL Wueh shat ess can no lnnger
tolerate Film and further eaargina that
he has been abusive and rfncl ID heF.
Opal n wohh haa hrnaeht suit Cor an
absolute divorce ffnm quincy Nnbb.
whom ahn married IN 1919 rha
eonpin separated March IE, ihgs yraf
Iass Dempesy. worlds rhamAs0n
heaytwelghs ualllat was IN nashrla
a short line Saturday nlwht ~ was
en route n T"sAa oIl flsiaa ahera he
haa interests
Guthrie anan 10 have annlher
industry ana Il glses promise ~ start
lrg r1Thi 90 wih nlw ha.gusna The
res lus'ltlAlon wlil be- named kam9fA
Kraft shop and AfA f1lanph HananYN
viii b. IN charge She viii 10, ihrvs
men "a wntk 0Nev shs afAts
and the baalnees - certain "a etaand
rapidly, aw there 4 3real demand goH
fhis class ~ wnre Nrn Handers q
sn sspcrt ~ thu hWainswA SHE Ntff
have none kn, expafta % heln h,r
The place ~ BUSINESS will b. oyer ne I
fiush 10 FASH y Ahop
brotherhood n Railroad Traln
mtn Will siv~ dance in TIE a q tfE
v hall tomorrow piFhi This nlll I
mark Inc opening of \ seriTa ~ dansrs
md entertainment 10 BE- given hy shifl
rider during the ~lntef The saasse
sill b. ~ the heat and the boss ana
flrls Will have Rn enjoyable rvenlnK
hssa orchestra Will fiay All fp# se
able people are weieuins IL atsena
Mira EllsabetA Hunt. l0ag W.Hs
0gan died this morning at oeluek
fter shDw llInsaa faneFaI asry
rew wlli hn had Vt she tvesaenre. ram
iscted ~ Rev Harry i.nff ~ Oklh
ona cuts lnssrment wlli he naAs
4 anmms yinw
~ ss~~-~4 s~a~sa.s4s-+s4r rs.~~- IL
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New Orleans. Oct Tonight fair;
somewhat colder; Tuesday fair.
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ssaDail to wllliams NJ raas. uo AMa
40 errors.
chisaeo--i.e.NaIa ap me crowd
fslled encouragement An NJ sox n
ielbol1 same "a bat naG one. hAsl
two. strike ona fnnl. sifiAe iva Aall
ihrea I.sihoid asartsd ,he sas hnls
ny walking to tras egevs haila aiI
were how aud on h. aatsde ita Col
Tins ap ilall ere. hail swp strike one.
~ Collins wss aai. knla ie nauners.
bnt fslhod made seems The play
" slrss va very rlosf Weaver ups
striks orr Weaver Singled ne hall
hi''ia~ Fsers haras, bat proving soe
hos - htrdle. I,~sbe'd aashea "a shini
and arrived safely, jackson aps strife
oNe. lame s'ared n warm mu for
r'rr'~rssi Foul. slrlae fwa. JaeA
sf~ 'a"ed Ws hshs one ahsf s.eph
fs'@A esre ~ naef fiiisa l.elhaid held
tisvt snN wNaycf nrss fss,Meh "a
strike ove fesch sent a hi. nv
thar pnnrsr captured No rnna. one
biz. no euwr~
Seeard Inning.
Cine cl~rs.A-@lmncan ur strike one
strike wn hsll one, hail ,wu. imnenp
famed No. & up; strike one. bali onc
ssrlhe twn sehalk backed ~ and
made an eass rai ont on kopfs foul
Ncaie ups strike ona. bail onr. sttikc
tso; Nealo tanned No runs. no hits.
no errorq
chIcaoo--tiandn up, strike enc, hall
enc. strike iwo loui. ball two. Danai
famed IslsberR nes hail one. hall
swp. STRIKE one. bali three. strike tao.
Rshere also famed Schalk up,
strike one, hall one. foul. sstlke swo.
bali Two; schais famed. No runs
no BIS and no errors
Third timing
ball one Gandil pw him oui on first.
Eiicr uil E.ilsr receied Va bic ovation
Ahcn hc took his place IN the batter
laos Foul. strike ons. hail caughs by
Weaver fsaih up. strike one. bal
me, strike 'wo, Ragh 20. ped an easy
ioul 10 Gandil No runs. no hits. no
sgroFe.
chiearo--WIliiama up bali ona. A
record for worlds series play VAS
made IN the second inning .hcn she
'aichera made eli of the pnt outs
'srikH one. bail lwD. strike two wll. !
Jams struck n,u i.elbold up. arike |
ne. strike two LeiD0ld famed Ed
'ollina ~, hall one. bali Two, ball |
hrce. strike one. strife swo: Collins /
aimed Elder duplicated hig feat oil
tContinnsd cr age 8. Cot. 81 /
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-10-07
MANY TRANSFERS
Thirteen Deeds of Conveyance Are
Recorded

Recorded
Deeds of transfer for the following
pieces Of property have been placed
on record in the office of the clerk of
court. H.. M. Johnson and wife to
C. Horgan and wife houses and two
:lots 81 and 80 section 5, Rosemont.
DR.. S. B. Moore, to Mrs. Hattie l..
McMcnamin house and lot 1921 Duke
street; Harry Aitcfrcson to Robert l..
Kane house and lot 1912 Princess
street; Clarence P. King to First
New York Corporations lots % to 80
inclusive on upper King street and
also twenty-four lots in block sec
tien /, Rosemont; H. McGovern to
First New York Corporation lots lS'
10 and 20 in block ID section = Rose
mont: Thomas H. Petit to Jas. +.
F:rneH and wife house and lot a,
northeast corner of Prince and Lee
streets: Willard Davis to Charles
Mundv house and Tot 1924 Duke
street; Thomas Chauncey to trustees
of the Alfred street Baptist Church
lot on the west side of Alfred be-
tween Duke and Wolfe streets; Mrs
Elizabeth A. Hayes to W. NJ. Pres.
house and lot at the northeast corne,
of Queer and Henry streets; j. Johns
ton Green to Mutual fce Company lot
on The east side of Columbus between
Wvtha and Madison streets; }. Gin
TON smoot to Laurence Washington
lots 13 and IA in Northwest AleXan'
dria Improvement Company.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-10-07
SITUATION IN TURKEY
Downfall of Cabinet Causes Apprc-
Observation-Disclosures Rascript Calls
HoIdtnp of Elect IONS

Paris. Oct. THE downfall CT
the Turkish Cabinet, following the
occupation by Turkish Nationalist
troops cf Konieh, an important CT!
of Asia Minor. connected ny rail.
road lines with Scutari and Smyrn:
is considered in French circles as
creating a grave situation in asia
Minor. and the developments OF
another difficult problem for tn
Peace Conference. The young
Turks are thought to be rcgaln:ng
the upper hand in Turkey.
A new Cabinet has been formed
in succession to the Ministry OF
Damad Ferid Pasha, the new Grand
Vizier being General Ali Rlsa Fas'
ha.
The rescript Of the Sultan de
fines the mission of the new Cabinet
as being to arrange for the holding
of elections and convene the Far
lament.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-10-07
News Letter Prepared by
Body Sent Out To 4.
It's Members
MATTERS OF INTEREST
Tells of Activities During Past Month
and Plans Under Way For General
improvements.

The monthly news letter of the
| Chamber of Commerce has been
submitted by that organization to
it's members. This is the first
number of a news letter from that
organization. It's purpose is to
strive to foster the trade and well
fare of Alexandria and to write
something of interest to its men,
bcrs.
Questions taken up in the latter
include the condition of the streets
and lights in East Rosemont, and it
is set forth in the letter that a
committee should appear before
council in behalf Of these much
needed improvements that the cnly
way to keep a citizen happy and
satisfied is to give the comforts
and healthy surroundings that he
would be able to get in other COM
munities, and that if this is not
done it Is more than likely taaC
he will move away at the first op-
portunity and thereby lessen the
income of our city and business.
Another matter taken up is the
illumination Of King street.
Other matters included in the let
ter pertain to county roads. Y. NJ.
c. A., housing situation, commuters
association and number of other
matters of general interest to its
members.
The letter is nicely gotten up and
concisely gives the activities of the
Chamber of Commerce for the
month is suitable shape for the
busy man.