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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18
Ihy Associated press.l

rRENES, Wednesday. january l5--.
,n;, the Rhine must be made the bar.
rl,r between Germany and France
liz expressed this clearly to-day when
spondcnt%. The marshal is here in con-
n"ctinn with the meeting concerning
Tie extension OF the German armis-
Marsha, t'och pointed out the diff
cuitieS That had been overcome and
S %,'b ma ,h rG s;,. MUS, be rommensurate
now was beaten. he added. but with
her resources. especially in men. re-
in. was quite possible. It was now
IN" duty OF tile allies 10 prevent fur
.h"r 0gGrcSsionS.
Marshal i'"ch praised the work of
The Nmefican iroons. and said General
p"rshing had asked that the American
forces b" concentrated for an attack
S.mo admitted that the ArSonne- Meuse
front. where the Americans began their
1h.n,SiMIT on sspIenber :6 was Il sec,
he lad told General Persh shin s:'''' ID III
Your men have tho devils own
punch They VIII get away with all
The American attack succeeded, the
M mar5 m Snntinusd. and here "" are
concluded too soon, and tho allies got
ali they asked for from Germany viii
put cGhtinuins the fighting. The al
lies. The marshai, said. were prepared
~. offensive. stroke which would have
forced The Germans 10 give up. This
%as /" nave been made in Lorraine on
MoNsm6er II with six American and
'w.ntN French divisions.
This is. Cor me" Marshall roch
hcEan, "a happy opportunity to tell
you ~! h" good things ] think OF
ne American army am OF the pari
IL paved on our side. Your soldiers
were superb They came 10 us young.
enthusiastic and carried forward with
vigorous ideaiiSnl. and they marched
to. yGittie with admirable. Eallantry.
eE. they wcr" superb. There is
no other word. When they appeared
our armies We're, as YOU know. faticiied
nN Three years Of relentless Strupyl.s
aud the mantle of war laid heaviiv
upon ;hcn. We were magniiic"niiSy
..rnml,oried by the virlity OF YOUR Amer
'''ihc youth Of the United States
prouGht renewal Of the hope that
FASTENED victory. No, only vas his
moral fact of the highest impor,ance
hui you also brought enormous ma.
,%rial aid. and the wealth which You
nlaced at our disposal contributed "a
tlH NAL success. Nobody among us
WI ever forget what America did
Marshal foch was asked by the cor.
r"$nondoni: 80" WI
But WIS no, the armis;icc concluded
too SOonH'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18
VlERECK'S AGENT TELLS
ABOUT PROPAGANDA WORK
copies OF Washington Representatives.
Letters Produced Mt senate
Committee Hearing.

'-.-IIf
W.iSlilHGTpN, January i1-t,opi.s
rom the military Intelligence fies OF
letters written by !. j. Dickinson.
ashington representative OF George
sylvester Niereck. before the United
States wen. 10 war. were read into
Tie record at ;o-day's hearing on the
senate committee investigating Ger
'"an propaganda. rh"y purported t.
record me activities OF Dickinson and
ms conversations with persons Nigh in
"Hi'ial life. including President VIII
son. during the months that preceded
tie brcak with GERMANY
Before the letters were produced hN-
MAJOR IL Lowry tiumcs. Dickinson had
been on the witness stand n; his own
request admitting his employment by
Eirre"k. had told OF articles written
20" the Fn;herland and or an alleged
forecast furnished by him to Vicrecil
president Wilson's addresses 10 Con
.rcSs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18
DIVERTED TO NEW YORK
BntileShips Louisiana and Now Hnmp-
shire VIII Not Lnnd AT New
port News.
IBv As.orInted- Prcssl

NEWPORT NEWS, VA. January -.
The battlcShips Louisiana and New
RI a IN p h re. bringing troops from
France. scheduled 10 arrive here Tues
day. nave been diverted 10 New York,
announcement having been made here
,n-daN AT TRANSPORT headquarters.
Ihe orders were given the battle
shiDS by wireless last night.
The Louisiana has on board the
Headquarters and supply Compan ME
ana batteries a. Il and = of the Fifty
ninth Coast Artillery.
The New Hampshire is bringing z
Headquarters detachment and Bat
ttries ID. Il and + OF the FiGty-ninth
up. principally Of New York men. The
ships are corning via the Southern
route, and VIII probably reach New
York Wednesday or Thursday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18

Barnes, the labor leader. and another
alternate delegate.
United States Woodrow Wilson.
IPresiden; of the United States: Robert
lansing. Secretary OF State: Henry
White. Colonel Edward NJ. House and
General Tasker II: Bliss.
ltaly-Nittorio Orlando, Prime Min
lister; Baron Sonnino. Foreign Minis
ter; Antonio Salandra. former Pre-
mier: the Marquis Salvage Raggi and
the, Italian Minister OF Finance, who
resigned with the other members OF
the Italian Cabinet.
Prime Minister; Baron Maxine. Baron
Chinda. Baron Matsul and Count
Hayash.
Rrazii-Senator Epi,aclo. Pessoa. DR..
FcrnandcS.
Belslum-paul Hymans, Minister OF
Foreitn Affairs: Emile Vandervclde
and NJ Nanden Heuvcl
DAIMATIA Will. HAVE
ALTERNATE DELEGATE;
Serbia--Nicola Pachi,ch, formcr
Prime Minister. and NJ. Trumbitch,
formc" president Of the Dalmat II.
Diet. who Will alternate with DIR. NJ. II.
Nesnitch. Serbian minister to Franco,
and NJ. Reber.
Observation-Disclosures venezclos, Pre-
mier, and NJ. Politis. Foreign Minister.
Roumania-M. BratianO. Prime Min :
lister. and NJ. Mishr.
Czecho- Slovaki ia Dr. Karl kramarz.
Premier. and Nj. l'cncS, Foreign Min
lister.
Ioiand-M. DmowSii. Polish repre-
sentative to the allied governments,
and Il second delegate rcpreScn lin K
General !ilSudSki.
China--l-uchcnS lisianS. + o l. Z < II
Minister. aid one other.
Cannda-:3" Robert Borden, Premier;
Sir George roster. Minister OF Trade
and Commerce, with others OF tho.
delegation alternating.
Australia William Norris Hughes.
Premier. and one other.
Union Of South Africa --Gcnera |
Louis B"tha and General Ian G. Snuts.
india-the Maharaiah OF Btkane!'
and Sir =. l.. Sinha.
Siam--M Charoon. minister to
France. and one other
New William f.. Massey
Premier.
ioriuSal-E,ias Monjz
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18
BUFFALO MAJOR CHOSEN
DELEGATE FOR POLAND
lie WIFI Represent Nation Untn the
Arrival OF Delegates Prop
erlS Chosen.

PARIS. January l1.-Dr Francis
Freucxak. major in the American
medical corps and former health com
missioner of Buffalo. y. y. is expected
TO represent holland at the first peace
conference tomorrow. His capacity as
delegate, IL lie is named will be
temporary, pending the arrival here
of the Polish delegates proper.
br. FrencZak represents the Polish
american elements at the Polish ma
t!onal committee. If he is chosen. hr
and General Bliss viii he the two
American army uniforms TO be seated
At the worlds most important con
ference table. Later on Dr. Frrnczak
viii accompany the Red Cross mis-
sion Ia Poland to supervise sanitation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18
RAILWAY MEN STRIKE
Te1cErnphers, Conductors. Agents nnt
Drnkemcn In CuIbn Leave
Thclr Posts.

HAVANA. January 17.-relcgraphers.
conductors. agents and brakemen OF
the United Railways Company struck
las, hight TO enforce demands for in !
creased wages and bettermept or
working conditions Concessions or
Tered by company officials were re-
jectcd
pnny and OF the Havana Central who
accepted the counterproposals Of their
disposition to join the strikers in sun
port OF their demands. but their COM
mittees Will make an investigation &c,
hX responsibility for failure Of tho.
striking unions to come to an agree
ment with tho employers before Anal
decision IL reached
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18
MERCHANT SHIPS GROSS
TONNAGE Is 5,656,856
&. =. Department OF Commerce. H..
ports on American Scu-(;u-
Ing Crntt,

WAsiil NGToN. January i7..-sea-
.SoIhS american merchant shiDs of
I.oou gross tons or over. numbered
l."G3 on Janua.% ] this year. the be
hrthent Or CONNIE cc reported TO-
Gay. ana me total gross tonnage was
..6aG,S5G. All were steam vesscIs va" c"
'eni III! sailing craft of 5IS.l92 ions
me department. also reported ffiy
the War and Navy Dcpari,ncni. ~
TRANSPORTS OF in other scrvic. which
remove them from the merchant ma.
,inc Schcdu!cs and placed their ton.
The tota number Of ships regis
tered under all government der,sri .
Hicnts was 1.l4l. and the gross ton
mage was 3.GS1,1OO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18
KITCHIN WAS OVERLOOKED
Charles -. Orth Cinini. North Chr
"ttninn'S District WINS Considered
nS "lIOpclcAs.'

WASHlNGrON. January lT.-Charles
u. Orth. chairman OF tho consrnssionnl
committee OF the National Security
league. testifying to-day before the
tiouse committee investigating the
league, said that although six wrong"
votes were recorded against Rcprc-
sentative kitchin. OF North Carolina.
on the leagues congressional chart, no
campaign was wagcd against the Dem
ocratic House leader last fall becaus.
MS district was regarded as hope
Tess The leagues educational cam
DaiSn. he said, was conducted on an
Intensive scale only in the forty-sevcn
congressional districts where the vote
was expected 10 be close
Mf; Orth SAID congressman who
voted against important war measures
although they thus recorded the SENT
ment OF their districts. were disloval
10 the country
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18
INJURED BY TRAIN
Winchester Resident Leaps From Car.
DrnDgc0 for Some Distance and
Severely iuc~rntrd.

WINCHESTER. VA, January If
John Cadet, aged about nifty years
IL in "a serious. condition at Memorial
Hospital AZ IL result Of jumping on "a
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad passenger
train while ii WAS in motion at the
entrance Of the station here last night
As h| fell he chung 10 the car steps.
and WAS dragged some distance. BY
ISLANDERS saved him from being run
over. His face. head and shoulders
were badly cut aud bruised. lie IL
employed by the Northern Virginia
Power Company AT its Miiiviile plant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18
Eight-Hour Day in Peru.

i.iMA PERU. January lT.-As re-
salt or the resoluto attitude assumed
by Inc government. y settlement o. the
Strikc here was reached late last iSht
Labor leaders agreed 10 accept Il Set
tlcmcnt OF the basis. OF an cight-hour
day. which will he established through
out the republic. Workmen will con-
tinuc receiving their present wages
Everything is quiet here and it is ex
pccted tina, conditions will be norma
o daN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18
win Abolish suh,rrn.uri...

by NNsONIdteN IE"SS
WASHINGTON. January 1.-THE
House to-day adopted a provision Of
tho legislative appropriation bill al
rccting the Secretary OF the Treasury
To abolish on July next the sub
treasures at New Orleans. Baltimore
Rnston. Chicago. Cincinnati, New YORK..
Philadel phia. ST. Louis and San Fran
cisco.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18
Would Halt Housing Projects.

W[NSHTNGTDN. january t. \
resolution providing that no housing
project not under way. including tina,
at Wilmington. y. c. should he
prosecuted until the committee can,
upon further consideration, specifically
recommend the same, was adopted to-
day by the Senate Commerce Commit
tee. The resolution applies only to
housing projects conducted by The
Shipping Board.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18

OF "pretzel- jawcd junkers" the HIM
ana tn. gay. brave. courageous lads
VINO. as he put 1t. went through their
RANKS iikn "a hot knife through a lumu
OF putter The audience Instantly
gave HIM his need of sympathetic an.
n!ause with an undercurrent of laugh
Yer riSht I'm the middle OF the invoca-
tlon which didn't worry MIR. sunday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18
AN ORIGINAL RUBENS LOST
Valuable Work Of ART Consumed !,
Fire Which Destroyed Chicou-
timI Cathedral

MONTREAL. January I7.--Thc M
nan Catholic Cathedral at Chcoutini.
quebec. was destroyed by IRE las,
night The building and It's fittings
painting by Rubens, valued at 500, 900,
was lost ,'VN'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18
No DECISION ON ADMITTING.
tDI.DiED PEOPLE

Hold il Allowance is the matter
croGrh. ~ al The conference OF MIN
listers Yesterday relative 10 admitting
cci"'cd people 10 the heretofore empty
bai@"nN "t afternoon services
You viii have 70 decide that for
!cIISe yes said NJ. sunday when th,
subject wa- brVachcd 10 him by Chi.t
Ush.r ryicr yesterday AFTERNOON -
aiwtys let local conditions decide tina:
matter"
u IS prac,icaIlv certain however.
:hnt INC col"rcd people OF the city
VIII, have chance TO hear th. evan
eclist You may say said Mr ritZvr.
'that II the cuior"d people don't sct
A chance |, hear Mr. sunday At any
OF tho afternoon services that wc will
try "a arrange tor several SATURDAY.
nights uuring the campaigi, when thuy
viii nave the Auditorium all 80 them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18
rndcrewski and piis,,dski agree.

PARIS. January l7.-Ignace Jan
PadeTewski. the Polish leader. and
General Joseph Pilsudsisi. the military
dictator OF Poland have reached an
agreement, according TO n Statement.
given out at the Polish national COM
mlttee Headquarters here last night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18
Aged Couple Die in FIame..

LAGCARDO. TENN. January IL.
MT and Mrs. Porter Taylor were
burned to death III the destruction Of
their home near here early to-day.
Neighbors attracted by the flames
were unable 70 save the house. The
later
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18
5000 STUDENTS IN
CHEERING RIOT AS
SUNDAY breaches

M:nMLLNNod trom EMsi FascN
!; inu girls AZ III" Eri,ish American To-
h"cc" CompHAr'S pWnt
" sans ..pul" songs" said Mrs
y shcr, ,'auil tn girls came in relays.
ny Work ~ til" city Is going splcudid!y.
have been 50 pleased with the CO.
operation ! aw g"ttin" from the bust.
I"S" women OF tho city"
The men ia the factories OF tho
CITY are also being orcunizcd undo.
the direction oi Mn pitzcr. the mems
Nihlc classes IN The churches are also
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18
Calls fur Help for Stricken Coum,ie.

Z
COLUMBIA, =. C.. January l..-Gov
crnor Manning to-day sent q special
message 20 the General Assembly call
ing attention 10 the serious situation
in several counties OF the State due
10 the epidemic OF Influenza An appro-
pr!ation of $4,000 to hight the ravages
Df the disease was Immediately made
by the Leg iSla;urc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18
BLAMEs PREACHERS Worn:
EILtN IItE CIiLKGM nIunI L

y don't blame The people as much
az 10 the preachei-' declared llr
sunday "fhcr" arc q 10; or reopsc
preaching the biggest lot o.. tommy
roy ana nonsense ina ever went
abropd. They ere standing IN or;hod1x
puri's. too.
''Some nf them think NOR. of draw
ing thrlr salaries ana their breath
than they do anything clSc Thcv
never re, out after "a soul 10 ,lv AMI;
win 1T for Jcau. Christ urams; ihr
dew! Ihty never make It statement
!umoHons incident Of Nv Sunday .
sermon YESTERDAY afternoon Was :,
eurst o: spontaneous app!,uSc IN the
midst OF the prayer iUto wulci lie ionl;
header. hEnra.iveIy, right OF lUr
cad Of hts sermon
in hls conversation wan the i.o,d
Jesus CHRIST ne got or The subjcc;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18
Tran.nort m.Id I'M by Englne rrauh,e

-, NEWPORT NEWS. VA. january II. -
me transport Minnesota. bound for
StWpoft News with troous from
france, IS reported 10 have been held
up az Gibraltar, because Of engine
trouoie. No probable date OF hnr
nounccd ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18
PREMATURE PUBLICITY worm
PROTRNC'r toNI,.i,l.Sr,

pIematur publicity is given f.,
H., n m"sot IA ions. The proceedings If
u.'hih!I protractcd ana tho dnln",,
~ i ne forced 20 speak not ONLY ~
ne business before The conf.rcnreS In" -,
.,n,ar.n themselves with the con.
''"",unl "t their PROCEEDINGS on, 81. ne
lNa!ly. there will oI;,r no
,,,""S reasons against announni,s
~ mo- r,ns'"ns Of the Conversations
I've, OF nation may be wiIrin. ~
,He'r assent on one point onlv
provide that they receive a roncoe "m,n
Neon '' nIti., point which has NOT vet
uISthSsed II will no. b.lnossii,I,
% judge OK the wisdom ana ,I.ti,'
ny p,ace settlement until /, can bs
ni"W'" as q whole and prcmat,,ra M
i,,"''irthenis might lead To misapnr"-
,.c..,I,,. '"" anxiety ~ 10 The ultimate
foundations ""H NO Fea
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18
VALUE or rrBIiC's AppRo,,,
FtLLi APPUE.S',,,r,.,,

ih eating attention. however IN
w"H' necessary limitations OF uublici.,
."'"r representatives OF the bowers ~,
~ Hhutrrhi" the Importance OF c,rrv-
M hVriFc opinion with them In ~.
-, 80" iasr by which they are conrrnn,eT
ic ny rrnoemiAe tina, unless public opin.
'"nnrS 'hHy Will be nuga,ory.
r"asonins applies with con-
,ii"a.>' !"rce 10 the present converse
t""S between the representatives. ~
he great powers "'
-, YIN rH&'fd 20 the fun conferences
'"t wing rule was adopted:
representatives Of the press s,,I,
"' admitted 10 the meetings Of III, fIii
Vhit''h'e but upcn necessary orca
aiohS me deliberations or the confer.
enc may oa held in camera
inc Official list OF The delegates mas.
hoi nc gwen out tonight. hut its con-,
1870. ,"sl'ion ~ known in the main as
,France--Georees Clrmcnccau. Prime
~ =, .n!sttf stephen rlchon. Foreign
Minister; I.onis Eiotz Finance Ninis'
~ Andre Tardieu. French high com.
Jules tambor ""'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18
HIiI1IsH ALTERNATE;
MEMBER NOR >>unn

,'Ica' ir,iain--Navid LLOYD C;,nrr.
! rim. Minister; Andrew Bonar Law
LORD friNy seal: Arthur j. Rnlfour
'"Fe's" Secretary: George Nicoii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18
DECISIONS CANNOT BE
ny MAJORITY VOTE.
Night lead no
IE'rN'I.ES \.run>,

lh'S would be serious enough if il
NtIc cohilneu to controversy between
PARTIES within each State II nigh
10. extremely dangerous if. as womb
"itch be inevitable. il resulted in con.
,ioNcrSN between nations
Moreover. such public accl,r,,,
M"u'u render tile give and take on ,h.
o'F' OF the delegates themselves. whi,tt
HSch'ltl 10 u successful ncgoti,-
r'un; " matter of infinitely greater dir
".u't; rs also extremely import
dhi mat tho settlement should he ~,
only ius;. bat speedy. '''t
fNcrT heliiScrcnt power is anyi,u.
10Y the early conclusion of pcnrr -,
"'"er that its armies may he de-,
rh"hu'|"d and that il may return on.
more 10 The ways OF pence N'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18
PEACE CONFERENCE
WILL OPEN TO-DAY

1SoMtlnued From First PagcD
III private is in order that differences
may be rcconcilcd and agreements
reached before the stage OF publicity
Is begun. The essence of the demo
cratic method is not that the uelibera
lions o. "a government be conducted
IN pubiic, but that it's conclusions he
subject To the consideration OF a non
u!af chamber and to free and oDen
discussion on the platform and by the
DECISIONS CANNOT he
ny MAJORITY VOTE
REPRESENTATIVES OF the allied and
associated powers are holding CONVEX
SationS in order to solve Questions
Which AFFECT the vital interests of many
nations and upon which they may a.
present hold many diverse views
ihcsc deliberations cannot proceed b.
INC method OF majority vote No n;:-
t.sh can be committed cXccot hv The
Tree vote OF it's own deiccates The
'nlciuSIonS arrived at in these con
TTuitht IONS. therefore. can only be
iiormed by the difficult process OF reach
ING IN agreement, among all!
= This vital process would onl. he
hlndcred II the discussion of every dis
i,"'t" question werc open by :, public.
c"rIHiaiion hy each decoration OF lis
own raj 'oIa! point ot view Such a
tt1iiration would. in many cases. W..
."'"Wed ~ premature public contra
Fc'Sy
The Washington times., 1919-08-12
FOR INSTANCE:

When entered the War; the people Ireland took Pesden
of principles at their face value.
By Overwhelming majority, they decided separate or
they proclaimed Republic and far permitted by the
which dominates the country that Republic to-day Junction.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-27
GREAT EXHIBITION
or PrR0T{cHMcs
Home Coming Celebration Will
BE Greatest Ever Staged In
Guthrie; Fireworks Will
Be Grand Auto Races

ons u ghe he~s eshibsnoas II pyro
iechnics ever Eivsu IN this tssv ~ ,hs
state wiii iilunanate the -ky ov~l
Ga'hrir On n. nirhi of Jals sh
nhn rraoana aud John uahon.y. IN
chsrgr ~ fAs entertainment feature ol
the srcA' home coming ceichraslon
have i~cea orders Cor the tsrr,-, con .
sirnmeni al fire~orks ever e~for~ cx.
hlelted IN Guthrie and Guthrsc in che
rasi has Iut ~ some pr> stv hiE Jaly
sth shows Sg-~cfai shclis demon
rscseis Numerous varieties 90 larg'
ami small shells. some fhS, ~Ri hafsi
II an altitude ~ Zoo haei and a
greA, final fisre cne~tion known ~
over the top. win he fsNsuros
The managers assert that the feA
iHre II ihis oeiebrpfton alonc. ~iA he
worth while travelling many mlles 10
witness
Tn. auto rwees IN the afternoon. Al
EsecsrSc cark will 30 fast fu9o0s and
sensational
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-27

ssaiine thar there wsre 40 dry holes
ia ias field they drilled when the
Great west~ra company hegan Its
separations and ths, big profits looked
certain for stockholders and pro
rnoters. 4 Green. son OF The presl
dent ~ the compAAy and cne of tAe
defendants in the blue ssy trlsl. told
Straightforward story from the wit
ness stand in federal court today He
was an iusesllgen, and ready wit
ness and answered an questions. eysa
rndew groeihng examination. IN a
prompt manner Ne stuck 10 the
main poln, in HE contention that there
was DO intention Al any time 10 de
trand stockholders. sa, that The
stringent money conditions. caused by
the war. made falfillmeni of promises
impossible
The :risl is dragging xnd Il iooss
GOV Like the case wlll consume an
ot@ef week Many witnesses are yet
10 be heard
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-27
CAPTAINS NAMED TO WIN
SALVATION army CAnPA|cM
Mrs J c Horner IL Chairman Of
City Committee. and she Il
Preparing To Go Over
,ee Top" Monday

Helr ~ sslsatha Arns rhs,
hsil~d oar ec,s wheu thes ~~rs a.
airc di-trc~s Nv tAAi ~e have .
chanc~ - rcpay he many kandRe@~.s
extended ~ thai ~0ndeffal hand ~
carissl4n soldiers. all " fan tcvn-
The FRI euter'sinmeui % b. wi,sh
by the drive comml,ie. ~ili ,ake
placs tonifAt in froa, ~ the caffne,
niiins station "a Harrison avenue The
Firis ~lti sell dsushnuls ~Alls he
hand riav- pairi0iic music There
Win b. dancing a,so on ihe u~~ ce.
mrnt gav~msnt Surrounding %. ia
ton Ever, clliE~n IN Guihrte y wvl
come and al srs urTed io coms d8~u
to~u The hand concer ~lli star a.
\ oclock Prof RYAN will dir,ct
Mr. J & Horner chairman ~ sAs
~omen's COMMITTEES has perfected her
orgauirAgion for The big driv. that
opens Monday morning rhcsa cap.
isins have he.n eeiected. Nrs y Cook
Mn i.cuise Askew florcncc. Adler.
Nr~ Arthur Evans. Mr. Arthur pib
bene, Mr. 9 4 Hughes. Mrs wm
Rickei. p,~ss Msschcii. rhelms Don
nshs aud Mrs D. : Rexro- J
IL every citizen of Guthris VII
give ten cents 90 this worthy cause.
~ sih 20 over the top with oar
quota said MrS Horner soday "Rui
of cours, thsi Is not gossible. 80 Ne
Aill expect those Who can afford u
% give much more than thesr share
60 make up for the slaskers who
won't she added