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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-06
TWO MORE BOYS TO
SAIL F0n CANAL ZONE
John Kruae and John uwinn
Enlist In Signal Corps Win
Be Stationed In Pleasant
Place

Two mnre men enlisted - the lsasaE
T. = reefnlpns station YsslefasY. far
ths hanama CaHal xDiia rhAy afs
John 4 kruse Il fgaa yt,s College
Ayeaas uatbFls. aha Iohn Il swinm
o. pfY0r. OkiA
They enlisted ~ the sigma yorpa "a
TRUCK drivers ana wltl Ao - CDroxat.
Panama 10 Flll that ea4meity
n ~ only flYa days aatsla9 frous
New Oflnama 70 she eansl gonv. ThMy
wsii flnd shla 4 delightful soyagn thru
the ssulf og Mexieu anA ths warm VIA
lefs III tim Caribbean aea. ~ unlike the
restless Atlantic rhey will ease th~
United Slales Ia nveenibee and Viii
reach CFlatDkAl and Col0n., VI tie Ar
l4nsie end N ths eanai. iust IN siue
"a witness shp end II the rsiuy ssas
son. These tpgns. thssF names ussan~
Ink 10 spanish "Chrbto her Celunt-
bus" commemorate the naInss of that
lhdamHltsble sallar who visited pana
nlA in 1909. looking FOR the narrow
si@ca between tho asaa~ ot which thu
frdlan HRoks,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-06

MANY of the best authorities argue
that ne prices on building msteriais
are not iixely 10 make any decided
change In the near future-y,erisaps
not for some years. On the other
hand. 1, II possible consldering the
high rentals prevailing. tbst build
ing erected now 1t presen: prices Of
material ard labor will produce
greater return 20 the owner than .
buiiding erected two years hence
From many points Of view. economic
as well ~ social. II seems propifious
TO have plans for building made now,
40 that every individual viii at this
time put Into actual practice q BIT Of
work ths1 Il going TO BE- step towards
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-06
CLUB WOMEN WILL &c
BIC SISTERS" TO GIRLS
Inmates Of tho State Industrial
School Will Be Looked After
BY Committee OF Club
Women

Al the biennial meeting IN October
the women uf tho Federated clubs
proposed ~ a part ~ the fatura work
iha big sister Idea. AN concerns un
happy and unfortunate girlp within
their reach State President nf wo.
mems clubs. Mrs G.. Pearson. has
appointed Mrs M'araesl OF Tulsa. Mrs
w g. Tucker nf paweansaa and Mrs.
frnd w Green Of Guthrie 10 carys on
a committee Ia organizing some defl-
mite plans for work among girls Mrs
Pearson and this committee hold a
meeting IN Oklahoma City Thursday
and spent the entire day ~ the Ia.
dussrial home for girls. there.
Tha plan of the ciaba il not only
10 heip improve the condition or these
girls but by girl survey IN the towns
over ,he state. to start rirl clubs which
viii ho under the guidance and help
Of Interested club women Tho club
women hope to cooperate with the
mems eluhs ia THAR work as "big
brotaers" 10 the growing boya
To make our boys and sirIm clean
influential .itizans needs respnsiv,
and Keen interest on the part OF III.
entire community 10 which ihese boyr
and girls are looking for IDEALS.
Let's jift their idealsi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-06
INDUSTRIES NOT HURT.

Cobierz. Der. e-~Gernsan industries
generally this fail have been doing
The greatest business IN more than
five years. according 10 German news.
paper accounts FOREIGN orders have
been coming IN for months. various
Industrial centerx lssye reported. Many
factories are saiS 70 have on hand
more orders than they viii be able
to slII in six months or more On all
SIDES employees are demanding in
creased wages. ard many labor difn.
cultses have aris<n with irticsfions of
unrest snoag the Gervsn workfnen
for Al least sofne months
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-06
Help Create Era Of Prosperity; What Ole Hanson Knows

II " Idle 10 talk q awaiting the re-
port ~ this commission or that com
mission 10 proceed wfth the work Of
rsconstrscsion Only the indogent-
rnineef individual " content 10 git
back ard wait for some body OF men
to do his tainking for atm. The prob.
ien Of rrconatrgcfion Ia an individual
prokaem.
The man Who has been iztendinx 10
erect new bsildinx or sHer or re-
model 4n existing structure, but who
has dsfersd his work either because
q shs ban on conxtraction or for GER
tain other reasons. hss exeeptionsi op-
porsnity Tor doing Ing asfinIse
IN The matter nov.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-06
MAKES PLEA FoR Alaska.

Washington, Dec. s-.~fpac.aring iha,
for lack Of intelligent government
assistance ths truly great resources on
Alaska must perforee lie Ia idleness.f =
Governor Tomas nlEEs. lr. In h.s
annual report today. voiced plea for
the adoption NY the government of .
more liberal Alaskan policy. The r..
port said lawiessness. particularly
that fomenied by proiDermsns. I. w.
W. end I,olsheyik eiemenss~ was be.
coming a menace.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-06
500 MllcOMTEMTs AnE
SHIPPED FROM lRGENTlME
Industrial Unrest Ceases With
Their Departure. How she
Country Was Pnrgcd Of
AgisAicrs

Mashlnesnn. A>sAc Argentina hss
~ lAa United Stairs Good example
IA deahAg With aaien Anarcnsa mais 4
sxre and meuacs M'hsi Ar&.nslna
has done j. 70 take hosd og sAts ssnh
Kern ia the 0ssvvea ule Hanson man
ReF.
Al an Amexsvan who has iaNs a..
iarned % wasAlnxson tsum an OFFICIAL
vesit os some nsunshs duration Ia
So@sh America. huf whese position
Is sarh that A~ docs nat thinA II
r0ner w. should Ne ae0,v~a by name.
was asked ahsus the progress os she
Labor afsturbanceS Nhich had Ncen
xstlictine the Arxrnsine r~rulsiig. and
whleh . fvw mnAshs ago apts~a ~ 10
have hroa@hi the wheels ~ sndaNSrs
tc a siamAsalil
Remedy is Deportation
hasenH s~en Anythinx in sAe
psRess very recently on this sah3ess.
SzsA vAs Qaestsonsg and Ia 0anmev-
llan wish eNr c~n troubles in the
aMea sgaies | havr had coed deal
~ earnestly tc kne~ the states of al
fairs IA gh% Soath Anerfcan ca0n
Try whsch seemed t0 have been the
aaass fertile tteld teF lncendisry sot-
elsn agtsator~
Thlnxs had quietea d0wa a gr~as
3esl In Angeaslna when \ iefa. rr.
Piled she traveller THE railroads
and steamships and street cars an
wsre coins. labor ia general was AT
work. and lhe whole trend sqsscareu
. oe iowayd raz,id resumption II
ne normal
How 60 you explain the great
rAanxe IN the situation in sueh a
shcyt sisne. eonssarrsng the faes that
ArT~ulina was in turmoil aud ~ this
srsnk ct ansr~Ay. according 10 the
4 orss the world was receiving from
3aeuos Ayrw@s
Intelligence ~ Shown.
Well. sssd ths resarred American. |
the government down there showpa l
ateagigence tn the crisis and handled |
he dtstprhers ~ the public peace |
siih a strong grip White was thexe
'hsaf &seA foreign agisafors we're de- i
serssd. After they had gone there
sss an aimoss magic change.
Most of sAe deporked asisatnrT. /
sasssrsd, ha0 come fvon hcasnern
'sarug~ Many ot them were from
spain, and JAS as many II not more.
rom iFaly. There we're some Rns
aans and poseS II j. fact that
hoagh German encouragement and
Hpsnyt ~ these aeiiagos@ was sas
'sAyted aal along and SIN u believed |
@ nave existed. few ~ ghe exiisd ars
asofs themselves were Teag0ns
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-06
WHAT spuTH AMERICA NEEDS

London. Dec. s-One of the great
est needs of South American republics
to-day Ia an immense increase OF mer-
cant shipping. says Sir Israel Tocor-
nal. head OF the Gillian Mission. which
has Just been entertained In England
We need ships In abundance II We
are 70 reach the full plenti'pde OF our
fnercsntile power"
We lack ships for the trade of
Europe" Senior Toconnzl asserted.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-06

paf's, tfee t-afHs iest ~ ere sepiy
90 hs made nv shs sissea ard aAsu
eiased pe~wfa 10 sns laseas aommuns
sAsiea from WaseH kaFt van Larsmsr.
head ~ shv GsFman peace esutmsss4Sn.
regarding The arsalnal MI1lad asmanei
fBe fha signing uf sh~ 9esteaat gut
Una ne psacs tseAsy lnta etf@0t. sub.
rsissea y Germany 90 MAY 4. ~as
unanimously adopted ~ sha aaaswms
enuneil te5aY prsmlsr Clamsansa..
presided sver the session
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-06

tlon imbusd with AmmricAnism. and
have yet failed 10 SEQ any Of his
u,tarsnces denied
Mr.. Hanson In m infervisw said In
plain language fhst cannot be mis.
understood:
This know; Folks are tired Of
this league of nations pow wow They
want something, ana quickly. They
don't give hoos whether the Sen
s,s adopts the league or discsrds u
what they want u 70 have done with
international matters and gst busy
on domestic sffairs They want 10
know WY they pay go for pair
Of shoes
They are unsnimously oppoxsd 70
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-06
CHRISTMAS FUNDS FOR
LARGE NUMBER PATRONS
okiaho1a State Bank Closes It's
Sixth Successful Year of Pop
uizr Movement. Checks
Are Being Prepared

Macy met. women and cbtidrrr cf
CHfhrse sill be reelgssnss os checks
of rzrSCEs sza0gnfs srorn ss7ay 70
sf@-~S AND interest al 1s~r cent In
Sayraeas ~ their Chrssrrass saving
deposits fer yha gAsst ye&r in she OK
Ixh0rnz State bznk-
This asnk IA taa finishing Ehe sixth
year of sts- xuec@sSfui ptzn Of Chrief =
mas szsfnas wharh has wDn so mach
favor iE taAs comnsry the past few
years TIE Ian ls q very ssSnpse one.
DECO "A srnAE4 amount zach week.
tsen 5ux h<sore christmss gef II ali
hck sr one caecx together ~sth in
tereSs Macy pssrons save more this
~xy iAaa they plsr to sperd a. Christ
raxx. &r1 leave il On deponls il the
regular ssvsngs Department At per
cert snf@res' others pay their taxes
xra oskrr osSgass0ns fron fhe shrlft
fnnd u IL wonderful pssn in serv-
Eng 10 teach tss yyzrg folks to sxve
ss least part cf shelr earnings
ogffersrs Classes-
There are many caSs~ssH whaeh q
person ncg 5Dsr When the checks
are mailed oas and yre~nied 20 the
depo@ikorf shty wsia draw amounts
raging fron sa55s to sI57 S@ pia5 ja-
xerezx
Work os r1ganx the cxwsstmss
ssssnes Cab d@ssxstDrx their sssinxs
for the year os ssE. Mil b~g1n tbs
sirss ~ CERT w<<k. said r. " Parsons
csshier cs ske Okizhozss STATE hank
inrns6lsssay sslsowirx the dsSyi-
tsflon os the cAs<xs for fhe past year.
fhe risS fpr }~st vgll wtsrr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-06

su the we~AIy neanslay Mneheue
~ tho Issana eIae h~ld yeAssFAAy Az
the lene Met@i fWll meNtlfM "a Tho
clnh wsa ln evidence ulns namser
" ~. l,oals amt Mrs ". W tleer.
secretary ~ the CoaRsy Hnd s're~s
chapter and W. y A. nnfian wesp
guests ~ ~. eiah and each made
aeseeh Tum JeuAsns IN eawest
msMnef ~ the l.lens elan vas "a
tr~saeea "a ,Ae cnh
Freeman Mtlar ~ saltwater
sixn~a sha bond ~ Assees s'vtamaA s,'g
"a aa IloweyeF. sgisnaM will Aas he
AZ nhrsty Ions There b seaeap
asalnat him fuf eas asaallAa IN rayna
enunts aAd oFslceta fsU,4 lAAt euuny
will he h.Fa tonlsNs Fus - pFlaehsg
crisman was convicted ua ehaFav ~
ste~linw the Albert isaFAcA eaT last
August. lie was ssntssssei last weeA
Ny Judge swauk q five PEARS ~ the
state panstrnliagy
The following marriage lse~aava
were teaa~d today ~ u nieseqwpn.
ss Oklahoma elss, and tauA tsfi~gaa
~, Mlams, EFAe#t Mtlliams "A. tsrea
sent aud MarNuoFy schlreslffA NJ. Mwl
hall. Harry y Wilson. Az. nkiahnrNa
sasy ana rrma l., Arafs. "A wlehla
Newton &. lsasrA =, p~veY. tDl0rado
aad ELLEN NaFsu Reed. ~ slataflw
indgo Ilal Johnson ~ the leth iusll
elal dissrisl haH bewn ssalxned 20 hold
term of eourt lastlng rna wenk hvFe
beginning next Mnday marnsmg indsw
swanA disqualified hlwealf ~ nam
hcf % eases on the doeket and the
auprem. canrs has nsmsd Judge ieAm
SON 90 preside IN ais steaa.
The box social ~ Trsnlty ehayek
Guild hall held lasl tvenina foy the
benefit % ~. Boys rluh. waa Rveai
avrcese socially and financially sses
snteen dollars we're wlwed by thv ~lle
OF THIS boxes, and shw sifty ~ mArv
young p~opie who attended haa
most .njos abia evening
The Jury IN the Tlaher sOudamHa
,Ion ease waa taken d tho Aile II fhe
dam sp1ih ~ tho city this morning ID
yie~ the damaxo. 1iH~ ease went IL
the Jury thia afternoon ThM il thv
second of the condemnation eaaae 81
se tried IN district vuurt here
snow one plant that will he
bucsed np before Christmas ara l9t
Of thirsts onsa ~ill ba disappointed
said Sheriff Robertson today n awe
had h tip that Hbspmans ~ fcai red
whlskey will arrive al gha afatemeas
ilaned plant sometime roou and / am
on the watch
Herb Williams, tax slpush ln the
nffic" of iinbart ii0ien. lntefRad fes
anue agent for ukIss una Il hstr tustay
looking up several delinlarais Many
lnan who are entitled to pay fevrnue
tax base neglected. 10 io su. n0t nleu
tionally. but b"caus. they have not
glsAn fhe law sufficient security
Eyrry iuarried man who hA an Income
~ $4,000 must mako returns 20 ti~
government. II he IL single hs muas
pay OH III 600, In any event ha mast
make returns ON tsat amount whether
he pays or not, he aald
~-Col Sam L Hidlnxa a,iaruey aud
Oh man IL here from Pond Greek tax
Ing dcpoalliona Ia land eaass =
drilled swo dry testa for an II uFaHl
county that cost me 10000 bat !
have not giveh 90 The quest There ~
oil In Grant euinty just Hike there
" oii IN Logan Al that II necessary
~ IN. nerve 10 40 after u and not bs
dlsconsagsd when you 90 a dry hnsn
Try. try again " my MOTTO
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-06
KANSAS coat COMING.

Karsss City. No. Dec 6.--ksrsss
was Settsre ccsl IA fairly app~eesaese
c9srtssses through ths sos9nseer plsn
TODAY: Missouri nopec to be doing 80
hy nscht. Oklahoma. y~rse~e rrsrtial
ls~ hss been declared W. tire coal pro
oscsns eounttes, hcp<s 20 ee In the
e4sinsss ny Mc1csy, arc Arssnsss
reporfs indicated. probably will have
tcoE,inaea ON Page =. Col. ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-06

vi pasa. Tea Oa@ H 'tre early
this mofnine DESTROYED the Red Cross
homo as Fort Hiss. IN
which abont 81 returned soldiers we're
being cared for Red Cross nurses as
sisted b. the posts fire department.
carried all patients 10 safety
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-06

tbs coal strike. They say. aud say,
that u IL unjust, unvarranisd. out
raxeous AZ ONE time tha interests.
the capitalists controlled ras coun
try. The people rsyolted. The Hcds
are Ia tho saddle now and again the
people are going 10 revolt I've GOV !.
cred twenty states and find that
the people win burn eoFnatalka all
winter rather than consent io the
governments surrender 10 tho neds
"Do iou know taAre ara 500 Pacific
coast goIshsyists roaming this conn.
try working ovsstlAls 10 overthrow
this governmsntY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-06
RtpOzE fLOW : rREKi.N
N 81 lOulS TODAY
~ lUDG lIt"rS nan

Nv Associated frw~s
~ levss, Dec e--~Ali scvss ~
srssAsearts ~e~s sold freely h@fs
ssos, fsile~s-a sNe eeaef ~ Fed
stai sssss Fass yesterday, tern.
ee~srily restrsssl~o tire unaed
states district sstprne, ard the
collector " lnsefnsi revenue frcm
lnserss~ns ~ssh tns ssls ~ sseh
beverages.
rheusarcs ~ cations ~ ~hgsky
ana wines were ssxpessS ~ and II
Was eeHmon ssans TO see per.
sens cearsine street cars ~sss
large earsh~N lsss and hueoles %
quart eossi~w
Mhisks ~fheiesAlee az from ssr
10 ta3 = esllen aeeercsrp 10 sh~
preof, ard saloons sold portions
~ - 20 70 cents drink, .pour il
yev~ses." eostiea soocs rstaaeu
At ar average % ttc . quart.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-06
OKLAHOMA RON lS
lIO\ORIn Ar RA<Qt ~

New Orleans, i.a.. nec e-sJaan A
Wright II oklahoma. star tsgAs end
cf this years Tulane vniscmls, foM
ball team. MAS eiecsed captain VI tAa
1882 sqaad At the annual banquet laei
nsghs wrirhi is Junior
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-06

an members of y r q EIks lodg.
No i2e are requested 70 meet al ssla
Sunday afternoon ~ tha Elks hodge,
fooms from which plac~ they will
march Ia a body 20 the First VI W
church. where memorial aefvleen will
be- held AeoMn Paddock. Exaited
Ruler.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-06
cARRANxA TROOPS FIRE
ON oeREcoN FOLLOWERS

Washington. Dec e-~nrivsse sdv,css
received here to-day from Mexico sso
csrrsnss troops at pachlea. state cf
s-saalgc. tired on the followers of
General obreeor. while the general
~as making = public address in ths
Interest Of his es1oscscy FOR the pres.
sceaey. No details were given.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-06
COAL SCARCE, THEY
HlkED PRICE Of OIL
EMBARGO ~ IN AGAi<Sf
EtFI. OH ~ THE Wt>l
SITUATION ~ 0kt.s-
lOMA ~ CLEARING.
VOLUNTEERS ARE
At WORN
BULLETIN.

Washington. Dec. 6 Prosecr-
sion Of Western OIL producers for
alleged profiteerng. was ordered
TODAY hy Attorney General Palm
er. On complaint filed by Senator
CApper Of Kansas. federal agents
were instructed 70 proceed at
once against producers who have
taken advantage Of ne fuel short
are in the west 10 increase the
price If their product
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-06
cHIsEse r'HKo or tiuaa.

ea'HA haa more salesaea thAh aay
ethuF country y lhe vyeia h nsn
*l" gFa'F ~ u#nv a@ hair nAitsslm
eaN@a n anlf ap8sgnetiaW ease hsan
ennntdMd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-06
1msAR0o ON FUEL OIL

fitg A~~e. tAtea FFN~sA
Maxnsra.e~. Dec e--Sa~Nultsreousis y
the railroad aSrlnsstraoe~ establish
ed ar embargo, effective Norass
ao.ssrss sA r~,enss az fvel osl from she
west 70 posrss eas; ~ Csieaac ard
81 Lcuis TASs scstcn. 4 was es-
rsaire1. ~ss recesssry 90 conserve
tee s-sll svpcstex o. eesl assslaoie
ssr me serrsssry ~sa ~ ere Missss-
sicrs river ARD 10 scrsp~s. s~-ere pos
ssbie, tine use cf sSes esi irstesd.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-06

WashinSsa-- Dec s--Ali essurssrc0s
coaE rnares row an operation r>ust
cIose ~strsn ~ees. pnsess the rail
read sdrlrsx-as.cn gays FER tire ccal
Il M seerfEx<steo or diverted. sssd . 1
statement soass hs tire American
whfaessie ceas Assoc sssson.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-06

re great work 10 be done. Such ao-
tion will help stabilize industry In this
pefid immediately and which viii
allow the formal declaration OF peace
Let us buiId--let Us create lot us
stage the great drama o, the city
street 10 every corner where new
bniIding should rise on vacant lot.
Let ~ begin now our plans for re-
construction
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-06

Parts. n~e - Tse military class os
1920 ~ili be called 80 toe coiors late IN
February and the class ef 1918 win be
liberated Fhr se~ona fortnight In April
according 10 newspapers here
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-06
FAMOUS OPERA HOUSE
DESTROYED Nv FIRE.

New Orleans. Dec s.~The hlssofl,
rrenen opera hnuee crested 10 1858.
was destroyed py fire here Iaei nlgbt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-06
rrams pnAsrlc Tina sHoar

fEif AstefiHSea isfNt#
pesls. uRe A..~rh& Wsnsaet ssersay
W D~sna cbssyvsd regarding the s@rns
ef sAs Nass which ~ss unanlmessly
aaepssd hy tha enursgi thsa nsagalNa
hut "A can hs sssa that IL 10 wvvasa
90 firmly sNat Sewterenes slrutss as
p@ei shs discussion wtsn ea@rmaay ~
aMrsima russlnD ~ ere treaty lsts
II roe Will bs officially asas@a rh~
nets fssalls th@s snaAssv shs p~ass "
fsesive sneaAs shs Immediate ssEsaa~
~ tire uerrsaH prisoners THE Het~
classes BY dleseslnn csemany sa msan
she arsssssses pewse@ea4 s4aliaa snsss
seslea the sp.asFs as~lars# IA viii b~
ssmpslisa ~ asiapt measures N ea@
tea ~ military essisf
owlna 10 shs rspeFsAn0s ~ ma
nats, Paw putaasa shs usasrss ssea
rstary ~ shs pwaes seAfsFvne@ ~ssi
haaa i peFaanAlly - fsafsH sAn tees
nsr, uead ~ the Germans
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-06
UTMOST SECRECY IS
OBSERVED BY COUNCIL
IluI liNiI SIT inil nm
ANSWER Nm ttisAi~ ,Rt
uns~lN iHAI nttn
u tIHtNN >ttllI
IAnN uf ~ NE
tu>IIisl NtI o.
~ IaillAIH
NnIE
BULLETIN

Paris, Dee q In d note drafted
by the supreme council today II "
demanded that Germany aixn she
protocol providing for the carry.
ing out Of the psacs terms, failing
which the allies. Il IA set forth.
will be ohliesd 10 have recourse 10
military measures
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-06
INDIAN SNAKES DEADLY.

Snakes killed NO fewer than 2a 500
persons In india last year
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-06

Ssw Driszrs. Dee s--Toaigzt ard
ssndzy sJosdy - colder torixh;
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-06

Ole Hanson. until recently mayor
OF seattle. may say ana d. strangeIy
frank things In faese days of deceit
and pussy footing. but We can only
say we know him ~ iran Of &C.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-12
Member of the Associated Press
THE JOB is FINISHED

THE expected has happened. The ma
4 tion has subscribed $4,50O,0O0,0O0 for
the Victory Loan with a generous mar
gin, just as it oversubscribcd every loan
which the government has hoatcd during
the war.
There was no doubt of the result from
the beginning. The obligation to pay the
war bills was recognized, as every honor
able man shoulders the obligations to
pay his private debts.
We may now forget the relative stand
ing of the various federal reserve dis
tricts as the subscriptions came in. The
thing to note is that they have all done
their duty.
Now that this job is out of the way
the banks can turn their attention to pri-
vate enterprises. and great corporations
which have waited till government fnan-
ciering was ended will now go into the
market for the money needed to do the
work held up by the war
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-12
BURLESONED!

PROFESSIONALLY the Camden
" Chamber of Commerce assumed
great risks when it permitted news to
leak out about the collapse of a dinner
and mass-meeting plan that went to ruin
because five hundred invitations lay in
the postoffice for four days and were not
delivered until the morning after the
event. Camden business men are sure
to be bitterly arraigned by the post
master general and charged with "parti-
san and furtive attacks upon the postal
administration"
Business men in this city are often as
misfortunate in their experience with the
mail system as the Camden Chamber of
Commerce.
Morale is a word relatively new in
America. Mr. Burleson has helped us to
an understanding of it. 1t is possible to
understand the Importance of morale by
observing the gradual elimination of that
intangible but indispensable element
from the mail system of the country.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-12
THE RAIN HELPED

TllE cleanup last week was materially
L one of the most successful since the
annual campaign was started. About
three thousand loads of rubbish were
cartcd away from the houses to the
salvage dumps, where what has any
worth will be utilized. The storerooms
and the attics are empty and the habit
of getting rid of useless things which the
people are acquiring will gradually re-
duce the amount to be disposed of in the
week set apart for the work.
Then on Friday evening the rain came
down and continued to fall all day Satur-
day, washing the dirt from the streets
into the sewers, so that Sunday dawneG
upon ceaner city than the sun has
shonc upon for many year.