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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-25
HOW PAUL DENTON
REACHED HIS HOME
Oklahoma Boy Lost His Mind On
the Battle Field Guard On
Transport Gets Him To
State

Oklahoma DlY April rs lloe 90
Oklahoma soldier llok,d up fram q
hlfi,islI in lmnse us.enelhY uf
f,r|nt ffow shel h1es and eauid OTTER
n0 iieu .he.aan - h.maelf ~as lound
ana restored io h.s Relatives fhrmeh
zoe ntfsleenI elfufis of a riafd oa
transport ehoh uss convoy 'nr go
dier euf'ane frpm mrasi Irfane,
m,m % ihH 4uniff an ni,resune
STORY lstfned ihrueh mo hot'a HetF
Mrs rhlii 90 nrnon. near fhia cHf
Private faHi Denton aiih bis hfo.
Their Nsre taken ln fiua dram hasa sum
mrf and Henf aimo Immediately Is
franso n ihe sNih division which
av some 81 ihe hardest fighting .n
sac close of fhe war Nr per.on
hesfj frnm g. SON until .hnriy after
'mbof sh' m.tsei raune ans
word from rsul and fnany roceiy,i
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-25

uhich nlis f8r ihp expenditure -
ii9 10000 YEAR f0r about sixteen
yar However. t is nu probable
fhaf many ~ these claims or OF fhe
0bouaandF ~ other that VII b. flied
Dy eoldsr- disabled ln ihe Nar. w.ll
b. acted upon % time 40 make much
~ q drain upon che pfoeesds ~ the
Victory loan
The iaisrai board for vocational
iranlnr. which the government hls
fsiable he'd 90 ware Tor Disabled men
after their die,aiart from ihe army ~
navq and iraIu ihem 20 earn s. iivo,i
hood Vii rest several millions - dol
laff year 20 mnnaiu Alroads IL.
40 men have applied for ifsinsnx IN
IN 'nsifaiion sud as fhey ar 10 -
paid al saiH So a month each While
undergolnz trsn.nr. their pay atone
All amount 10 aboai 81 .a81.o 600 a year
"Ofher exvens,s 80 be me- out of
n" pfpceeds - The Niefnrv Liberty
loan VII b. he urohase - wheat al
ine guaranteed price - a. ~ bashei
atT EXTENSION - credit 20 fhs coun
ifi's afroc'atei Uifh o. In ne var
r enable ihem 20 Durchass var ma
i'rai AMI o'her properly of che Unit
81 Saies IN such countries which ie
no longer essential 20 th4 government
Funds aiso VIII BE- needed for ne up-
N"'p and Other erpenses u fhe nav.
sinyee he signing - the arnilsilce and
ior the operation ~ shs railroads In
ADDITION 20 these military costs. the
owl expenses % he government are
running a. about s2.09g 90 600 year
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-25
As ITALIAN War CLOUD
APPUAns. cuaNAsY coaUs 70

ufHn April IS Ams~f a. aadd~n-
D. e The resent sifkes hsun. dee
many app-ara 20 be- aaisiinx town
araln Toe rosi mlusr. IA the nuhr
8isifi0l afe fsiurnlna 10 eofk Ia n
ereas|ns nan.befa and yesterday those
in fae nushhafr and Maohlhslm als-
fri0'k 81 ssli Is half a dozen - ihs
afhsr pistsa reiurnea 70 lhn eolliefle..
THe aei thn ths men are fesamlnE
sofs ls femafsabip b,saass the com
nunlsis 81 ihslf mofe recent meetings
hsfo urged continuation ~ the
sifIss Mon ~ho Formerly hse.lea this
appeal have roiotfed li almost unanl
m0aaly
a h'F fannr p go sifaailan has
been iho f.stHhaNon ~ Amellran fsof
eIea haa proved special attraction
10 haouuf msn An laefesss 70 coal
production a already noiahls. partlc.
ulaas u appef aHsaIs ~hefe lhe sii
aafinH ha been Improved bY ihe
notification ef majority ~ the A.
positions nf miur dlfs,aofa. state
fconflnaed on rare .. Col -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-25
GAMBLING KING" HENRY
BECKER ASSASSINATED
Newsboy Who Made Fortune
From Capital of % Cents, Is
Vi1lm OF Thugs he
Knew Well

81 Louis No April s. liae ne
hro p adventurous fetlou %
Gambling kine Honr, Becter r1se
from newsbay fo millionaire hraurh
hls darus nishis wah ,hau0r and
finally beoame national frurs in
racinK and oihsr sforfing r'foits
Alier having won and loe nam
Der of fortunes some - single mfn
20 the dice Becker was fupuf.d 20 o.
wofTh a quarter 81 million dollsrs
when he wss shot % d.sfh nsar h.s
home her. by thr,e heheatmen
One hlghwayman who prsH.d 4
revolver agausf nctkfrs body pul.
ihe irieger a. Becker was psstns
over his vallts with 81 00
This is a crime % shoof me. when
]. " given an I've Eo. said Becker
az b. crlmpled down 90 iho ground
morially wounded
The icfuresque career ~ fhs can.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-25
LARGE CROWD HtAR
ROAD BONO DEBATE
Logan County Fnfm Council Meet
Was Well Attended At
Mineral Wells Park
Yesterday

1he meeting as.b ia ths Mineral
W,fa rafh Yesterday hF fHe lofan
gaunif tsuu Dounel vas attended ~
praastN fN0 sefers fHom fHe farms
ani many irem ihe n'if
Mas A A Nors supponet bY a nre
chorus ltl ESQ community snflns sut
rpf fned Waika Nsfh quartet
ffom toe Meridian stsaels tang SOME
PLEASING uuHfru Mr r TAI
nfsd WAS fs laHnlst
Afef the farmers program on aea
cultural sahi ana Mlss Emma
Chandler 1T fAr k u rolisse a.
discussed the woman phase o
life thr big ngmhsft of ffe daY usft
efeu 81 iion John uoiohio and ilon
oconiinuei "a rase s rol s1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-25
WI SONS STAND IMPROVED
ny tfNlIi> ~Wiu.iStS

Pare. Apri as l~o Thousand
fiaiian socialists hasc declared their
stppori of President Wilson, state.
ueuf denying Plume 20 italy. accord
ing io a lsis d.spafeh from Rome laat
nirhf
Tbs s, re first in1lnisb ihai ihe
PRESIDENT appeal go the Italian psople
70 stand by he fourteen points has
borne frah 10 certain s.ffi01is - the
iiailau - uiaiion q also oontradlefs
b. Of repeated claim bg Italian dele
gates here mat itaiy's p.ople .neisd
lnx al soclaisis stand ~ one behind
fhe Eovernmeut IN its demand for fhe
Daimsfisu rorf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-25

Stories O Eighty -nBers viii be told
nexf sunday night in fhe Flrst n p
churcs D. A 6 Bennett. the pastor.
ass arrarzss 8 special Observance of
the thirtie.h suniversary of Oklahoma
There all b. sOue very unusual fear
arss. Illustrated hymns vii be sung
d. Bennets VII spesk -The Heart
q Oklahoma Everybody ls invited
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-25
lrAlv NAV cool DOWN
AFrER FlRST NEAr

Although Premier orlando has lDf
rar~ ~lih tao uher nj NH rs - -
Italian d., gliicn 3 fbe p.aef ann-
ference iH protest akalnsf Prs ien'
Wilson's action IN making pubhc a
f. aiemeri o. ID. Adrafic question fhs
latest Paris adv.ocf Do No. giNe thr
view that b. move mecns q csssa
fion ~ italy's par patton u he con-
ference
Italy, Z al her delegate iosve PARIS.
vi b. relrssn'ed a. ~ conference
by Gres Britain ane Frame
Mean~hie ~ i'sian uec Be- ts
whom Premier Orlando Is returning
sppears fron ne Rcne adrlcs re-
eeifed. 70 ~ s'sndlre deierminediy
behird hsr dsis7afes at ~. confcr-
encs Dsnonsira lon~ v.re held 1.s .
isrdlv and iss' a. in Rome and
g q REPORTED fhsi IN alI lhe isrgtr
towns g ~ kngiom there has been
held Qarades IN which ihe f,onic have
sho~n heir approval = Premier or
lsntos sand
feflng = running h.rh fhFcu~hoyf
The couniry. according "a ne reports
and disraichss fa'e fhaf srrsf nr
isln shares VIII President Wnann The
cond mnsiion 81 tha i.aan people
The slogan "Fumc or death i said
10 hafe been adoHed wnsb bsr rais
~ii cseu y fhe fsIuied te-rhorts os
To 'Hf'is ard flums NIB treops a.
u vaa Indicted yc erday .he miehs
lcn..l...-.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-25
ODD FELLOWS WILL
OBSERVE fcorH ANNIVERSARY

The odd Feilo~ viii b.oomc one
hundre1 years oIi ihis we~k. and
throughout Amsrles there viii D. pro-
rfr ohse-fsnce - ihe fact In Guthrie
next sunday morning he local ! o OF
vii eftsnd fhs Firi II church IN
. body and the iastor Rev DR. A g
Bennsi ElH s1ras Al Odd Fellows
are cordially nFIfsd 10 attend
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-25
GERMANS TO De
DICK IN PARIS
Not a. War conqueror. but a.
BuancaA Baronf. Il Prcd,c.
tion % Hun Mercantile
Interests

pare Arrf VFoasftsi rrsasl
W>>einss arf bsine heard on al
d.a - fhe nefnans wli .seri aa
fhff 49, 8 make ifee o. pr
dN0u atffbred ia nf n,hafd kna
Knfhlmann lfofmer Defman forrlrn
eaersarfl fhnf I'm Jess ti.sn nve
f.ans unIr. fhf Haruans sIii b. bask
% rsra Practically fhaf rs io saYl
ard in ftturahia fanaHuns
ENlsnn q ae11naafinE fhaf ths
rrtilm.uar.sa af fhe Aiud ~ Iaciflc
psnnfrsflun af uh.fh faa Germans
seem e. be rari .culariy asi.lf. airrsdy
have commfuerf German ui..rchauss
fConilnnsd on Pare :. col -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-25
ORLANDO CABINET
MAY Be 0UsTED
SOCIALISTS 0i irUu,\ NJ
TIU< ARR Oppo>i\e I'M
STAND IAki\ ~ iIN-
IA\ ptNt DILL
GATES. tprI ND
WILSON


psr,s. Apri 2s-A disrneiig more
hopeful and less irreeonefiatls fssiln1
rressHsd q, italian ne iausrters 20
day. No longer VAS there tax % >
breach ~sth the peace conferences but
instead q Vas SAD,
"Ali may he settied ~it-in fort
nlen, Premier Orlando has 7oae te
Re-ne 70 consult parliament, There
AFTER ~e snail ses"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-25
eLtNAsY SESSION or
PEACE CONFERENCE MONDAY

f>ris Aprd -a a lenarf ,ss.on -
lNe peace ,onf'renro vli he q "a
Monday 20 consii,r iho revised dnn
- ne League ~ Nations covenat. ara
also such portions - fho peace e, as
- nay b. romplsio hy haf flme
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-25
World Soon To
Be Back On
White Bread Diet

-paris. Apr1 eS-Ar Increase N TIE
ralilina pencentsee ~hleh viii ~fr.
tGaly pss tne ~ofio haSk 70 a ~ar
brad casa ser tne neat three
rnenths. . par - tie prosrsfn
aaopteo - TIE s0prer,s fsoo oosneii
Uncsr TIE ehalrrnanship ef nsrbsrs
c f-ocser
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-25
WOVEN WILL HOLD MASS
uttii\G JOuOIyI,U,s

W~nlen voters - fhe city wilI nesf
81 h. cIis hal saturday afternoon a.
; otiock 70 o-gan ~ for ne adop.ioe
y sn smendneuf 70 me rrs-sent chy
rharsr. ch4ng.ng Tho number from .
20 : mem5.r@
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-25
FRENCH AID POLES

Geneva. April - The Polish sgeu
- e. i.aasanne states ihat sisne units
u Central HaHer's army. which left
France last week Tor Poland by the
way - Germany participated ia The
capture of wilma BY Polish troops from
The bolsheylkL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-25
OKLAHOMA sUVuNrs
IN REcRulrs

The oklahoma recruiting dlairei
which ino'udes tae state of Oklahoma.
sioad seventh m results ln recruiting
in ha entire DnHed sia'es Tor the
poros March 2s 90 April p
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-25
LOGAN SlACkER|NG As
OTHER COUNTIES SCORE
Victory Loan Campaign Intense
In Many Parts OF State
Guthrie Patriots Not
Showing Interest


osiahora csy. Apoi 2s-omeia
reports sho~ vieie-y lean subsS r,p
tions TO the amount o. s1.s5e 600 re
ccseo a. state headquarters ,his
morning
cacao eesniy Is officially over ana
o. ahoWa county ~as the only one
unofieisliy reporssc 70 have reaohso q
its quota Oklahoma csiy = the s,rst
'srss elis ~ the state gong over the
TOP
The following counties % okiahora
are officially over the too.
Cleveland eonto,oo. kingrsher.
OTTAWA. oraoy, Greer cadoo.
Those reporting. unofhoially are
eeesham, Noble. Garfield. Grant.
hughes, Ai'aHa. rsrmon. Custer
Kio~a. Dewey, comanehe. ssesh.ns
rulTnsn as o. ahoma state Victory
Liberty Loan commiuee.
caiAiie people are sfaCkerng on
- Victory Loan
Aac ihis should not be
fhe money derived FROM the sale Of
re Nieiory loan viii be used in brlns.
'ng oar Rows home
iConi.nurd on PAGE 3 col 80
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-25

paus. April - osr~sa efusiai
courler.. - assaass - she German
delegation 20 ths peace een8fsss. a..
rived - Versailles today
CsrnssrY has sent representatives -
Rome 4 r,..uns - ps.ml.s. o.o,g..
Clrmsnsssu. apa prssissnt w1soa
49, hsii soaaY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-25
a.nu,N i>NONs tii Nii
pAui~ ,>p uIlliit~ sItf
DESPATCHED ~ ROut
As NEW CRISIS
LOOMS. HUNS COOL
TIN ~ >iisiki tliNI ms
h,tip ~ .isisuA>N stu
~ NN Ot H. A>D no
iii viiii Duu
rAiii~ iNris.IA>i

ITALIANS Ant MOVING
TROOPS 70 FtU.N
PARIS. Apfii - Ameflssu
sulssf ~hs lsft Flusns tnsss dsys
aaa and We has lust arrived IN
pace says a ~as reported tAsfs
,h.t = tptal ~ fauftsfn d. slee.
hsa been showed q Fisns - ~.
Italians ~ sd ths sltr ~as fsli
- italian soldiers ~ro acre 81.
irving eersssnsly
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-25
FIVE MEMBERS SCHOOL
BOARD READY TO QUIT
Tender kesignaiions To Rotary
and c OF Z: Brooks Alone
Stands Out. Runpus To
Be Quickly Settled

Affr session issHnE more fhsn
forty hour n uhlrh menbers % the
city board of cdacaiion ease fesi-
mcny relative 20 ~ uc-k ms - ne
city .chcois End b. Tlsagher Maddoa
troubles the RofarT club and TIE d.
recfors ~ she Ch4mbs- u Coumerce
sdjosrnsd iasi n.zht aniI fhfs efea-
inE
A,,sr summ.ne w. he evidence .he
cisbs voted on = majority ruie snd
Ilsced n ~ hsnds y rseclaI con
mi'tse ruser 90 f7rmula'o pars sor
settling TIE rumpus
Eve Members eesisn.
TIE ne reslii q TIE hsassuR. wa
TIE tonderinz q the r. 8znznous cf
Prcs.dent Findiy. ard Mepbr-z Brace
A. nIvsf. Fozry snd Nrs Low
n
she only m.mber On ere sehooi
board rho fsiiy refused 20 res gn
was o / Brook
BROOKE = nambe- % ne schoo.
hoard finance conui.fes snd his
mc hsr-in-lzs. 6 i ssl1. t. ems.oysd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-25
COTTON DINNERS xUsr
At OKLAHOMA CRY

o Coos cotton dealer q this city.
~as "a ths program today for a talk
- state eotton ginnera In session al
Oklahoma city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-25

Neu Ori1ers. Aprl p Toafxh- ard
SATURDAY. caU1ey. prv1zbiy ran ard
coide- soufbern Oklahoma for N
warner Sstzrdzv.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-25
BoVs WHO TOOK
FORD are SENTENCED

Horace Carnes u. and Carl Soldier.
"a. wao were caught with Guy FAR
guhsrson's Ford car early this week.
were sentenced 70 five years BY Judxl
s~ank today The Judge parolea ~
boys with conditions. 1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-25
DOUBLE
KILLING.

GrsleF fafusef. a eaira saefn -
te~a. kliisa IA dae1hssf saa t-ea
h.nssf this af,ereooa. ses sensiu
has acne to the sesa~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-25

Continued - rar : col s,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-09
MANDATES FOR GERMAN ''.
COLONIES WAIT ON WILSON

PARIS. March S-~The mandates
for administration of the German
colonies and the territories Of Aal-
attic Turkey viii not he appointed
among the powers 10y the peace con-
ference until President Wilson ro-
turns. according To tho Temps today,
Prevailing opinion In conference ctr
cles the newspaper declares, In that
the United states Is ready 10 accept
mandate for Armenia. II IL ex-
expected that smyrna win be allotted
to Greece. the mandate for Syria, In
cluding Damascus and Alexandria
TO France. and that for McTcpotamia
and Palestine 20 Great Britain, ac-
cording to this authority.
II appears likely, continues the ar
ticio. that Great Britain viii hc given
the mandate for German east Africa
and that France viii receive one for
the greater part OF the knmerun and
Togoland Southeast Africa, nc-
curdlnH to this plan, viii ho Joined
TO the Union of South ,Africn,
In the Pacifid II seems likely, the
newspaper declares, that Japan VIII
keep tho German Islands north Of
the equator and Australia all the
German islands south OF the equn-
torlnl line with tho exception of Ger
man samoa. which would be admin
istered by New Zealand,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-09
COMMUNITY CENTER
TO SUPPLANT SALOON
WOULD AID MELTING POT



why not torn tnu CORNER saloon
into a community uIf Uuu." whom
the hn rigryte uI. ,.u.nr uf fn..y
yuncuny places. u.a. NI- lnlrl
M4rkn,r. director OF rU. Jprb0 mon,
Of plr,lutt, and drama ul tho ht.
uoual Young Women Christian
association
Il went over pU W vr.l side ~
Now York one uirht recently foo ui.
tend a community drama mrolng
MIn Ml,kuyc save. Iu 'AphuuiuT hrr
theory wuuL hs wa, rung along
up.i,rd lut, many lIuuua thpro
were ono uu ,.,N corner uua am
other Boo ih, middle ut lhn bloch, b.
seemed. uU mef hulur with lights.
Those Iirnt- ought not lp eo out with
prohibition They ought to rh.uo
'or aumothIug worth white 40 uIl M
the people aud what h,ttrr than
community drama and s3ups 7'
New Interest ~ Drnmn.
Mise Mn,kuyr tno,s that the war
has given "a great impetus 90 popular
interest I'm drama mud that through
pagcnurrv ANA drlw great deal lu
the way II AmrriDuu,Mtlou can b."
effected
Through tho community roul"r n
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-09
Death Preferable to
Year in State Prison
in Opinion of Mexican

hprHa 10 Tho World
tpItNNN. btli, March }.
y Bennett. cleveland county jail
or. ,s fnt ard far past 80 but hs
lretu-r- to hr outrIn. by MeHcanS
however why ana active lney
may be-
n" happened while Bennett was
returning 20 The JAN from 1ieN"-
land county district courtroom,
sentenced John ana Felipe Lopez
and John Gonzales 10 one year
each IN stat" prison FOR burglary OF
two Norman dry goods stores.
Just ~ b, eanhcd the cell door
ono Of .he men broke away and
ran Bennett locked up ia" others,
started after The third ana fired
at MIN JUST na no rounded "A santa
Fe freight car onc-hdlr block
away Thon followed chase
through IA" railroad yards and IN
tu the University. of oklahoma
orchard with Bennett firing fre-
uuenrly NJ the Mexican.
Ns bennett closed IN on the
Meyicln hc aoppcd, turned 10 tho
TAILOR ana snid. "Ghoot me"
whats the matter" asked the
jai'rr l,,fw"cu grnsps for breath.
cone year IN jail Ugh siid tho
Mexican. shrugRing his shoulders.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-09

Strange how a sound will some
times set the ChordA Of memory 10
vibrating
II may he n woman's laugh. or a
snatch Of song or even tho barking
OF dog at twilight
Tho other night I left tho trnin
two stations away from home, and
started 10 walk the rest OF the way
ncroas tho hills " began 10 snow
after "A little, From the houses along
the road lights fllckered through the
haze, and as | rounded n curve, a
little dog ran out and barked,
In nn instant my mind lcaped back
2h years or more, To the days when
I carried newspaper route In Hos
ton, remembered how long the
way used To seem two NILES out and
two miles back and how Dark II
was, In winter. whcn the sun had
gone And how | hated one news
paper that used To issue great cdi'
ton OF - pages on Saturday eve
ningsl The editors must be heart
loss creatures, I thought To myself;
surely they had never been boys aud
compelled 10 travel a paper route,
In n hig house up on the hills, In
the district where rich men lived,
there wero two dogs that every night
barked at me.
"Oh. they won't bite" eaid tho
owner They bark. but they're per
fectly good naturcd
Every night | had to gird up my
courage TO start out ON that route
thipking of those two dogs that
would run out and bark. | was lust
n lit;lc fellow, IN short pants. and
the space between my knees and
my ankles seemed pathcucally un-
projected Just made for dogs TO
bite
The owner caught them snaprins
NJ me one night. ana I remember
yet how hc laughed II seemed 10
him bully iQkc-.a little boy wor-
ri,-i hy two big barking dogs
shat! never forget that owner
nor the man whose house stood next
TO his.
II Was ths night before Christmas
Snow was coming down. ana II
seemed moro dark than usual. and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-09

NN7lllNGIDN March Ennka
ON whlch corporations VIII rGs,rt
'hr.r lplB income for war ann cN-
cess profits and income taS,s viii
hE ready fur d.rrlburon carly next
week, i' WIS announced today cor
purnHionH wh'.h do not receive their
blanks next week are not tulryod
or 'ur requirement that at I,stp, ono
quarter ~ 10, irue tax or the cs-
lwr'.I Ay must be paid Go tho col
lr.ar uu 0r before March ], win
pEu,ug rmputod on IA" os'imatcd
mH.U ~ ''n.rIyo corporation return
must hr hID1
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-09

WARRINGTON March s In an
sver TO numerous inquiries concern
ing Liberty bond tuN exemptions the
treasury today announced that y
maximum OF $4,000 Of Liberty
bonds may hc held 10y any taxpayer.
with interest exempt from surMNeS
aud eNcoss profits ana excess profits
aud war profits taxes. providing tho
holdings are distributed IN certain
way This Is In addition 90 tho first
ala per cent honda which are en-
tirel tax exempt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-09
GERMANY MAY BE LEFT
ONLY VOLUNTEER ARMY

PARIS, Friday, March THE
proposition made TO the supreme
council yesterday by Premier Lloyd
George for clause IN the peace
treaty for reducing the German
army much below the size previously
proposed. definitely rcQu!rcs Ger
many to reduce her army ~ - di-
visions, according ro Information
from Frnnch sources, The divisions
would be formed OF volunteers onA
listing for . years
The council accepted the proposi
tlon IN principle, referring II 80 a
committee to draft tho text which
would I've submitted TO the council
ON Monday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-09
A Dog Runs Out and Barks

the papers more heavy ana tho route
more long
had just come ont OF the ynrd
OF the man with the dogs. nnd as |
stepped onto the porch uf the next
house, suddenly the door opened.
and big jolly-facod man stood smil-
ing IN the lumplrhL
Hello, KID. he cried jovially
"INe been waiting for you. DO you
know what day tomorrow is?"
"Yes. sir" answered. ITS
Christmas
Right you are" no shouted "And
here's something from Santa Claus.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-09

Finland has Joined The PROCESSION
OF new states that ARE asking the
peace congress 20 enlarge their boun-
darlcs The Finns would Ike the
Aland island, formerly owned by
Russia ana now claimed by sweden.
lint their Principal demands are two.
and constitute.
All that territory, known az
Nusslan Carelia east OF the eastern
border ~ Finland
Tho district of Norrbottcn. west
OF the present boundary. lying north
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-09
Finland Asks for Territory

OF the cur of Bothnia. Finlabd asks
only that this district vote whether
10 will remain with Dweden or be
given to the tinns.
on nalionalistic, historical and
linguistic grounds, according to the
Finnish statesmen. those lands
should be annexed by Finland. I'm
der certnin conditions. It IL said, Fin
land would ho willing TO give up tho
Albnd Islands. as they mean little.
~ natural resources or in population
II hcy are Ccded TO Sweden, Finland
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-09

will do Il willingly only u,d.
following conditions. ' 'As
/. That Sweden pay prom.
muneration for the improyer,s,, ~.
naviSihle straits and the cons OF
ton and maintenance OF ugbibo,,.1'' 1''
:, That the Islands renal, I'9use'
fortified territory and remain nh-
for fishing and commercial Up'n
3. That Sweden consrr, pD'''.
pleb!sclte in Norrboaten and c,sa , q
district to Finland II the vote ,o. we
that way. ho'i
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-09

C0WVIImonInrv 10 Inc WIGS of
the members or the club. the Elks
VIII give "A banquet and Informal
dance Thufpdny evening at $40 a.
the E'hs' cluhrooms on Third and
BuulQrI streets.