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The Washington times., 1919-01-15

So the house was dismantteds bit by
bit. I attended the wedding of Jo-
seph Grace there. A wonderful home
it was. Now it Is but a shell. ,+,.
With reported untold wealth at his
disposal Jacques Lebaudy lived a life
of sQualoT in the Lodge. The priest
found him one night, when summoned
by an urgent cry over the telephone,
alone, seated far back in one of the
great rooms. disheveled, unkempt, at
filthy table upon which the remains
of stale meat and bread lay. The
priest talked with him, he said
Gradually out of madness came under
standing. and Jacques Lebaudy dis
cussed that phase of his life which
seemed had never affected him-his
The Washington times., 1919-01-15
|LEBAUDYANDT
ALIKE In MALADIE
WESTRITRY1 ~.

WEsTBURE L. L, Jan.
15.-Dr. Guy F. Ceghom,
medical examiner of Mas
sau county, yesterday de-
scribed Jacques Lebaudy's
mental condition after ex-
amining the dead mans
brain. he said the brain
was small, and added:
"Lebaudy was a para
noic. L should class him
with Harry Thaw in
many respects. He was
cunning and shrewd above
the average along certain
lines, but in others was
underdeveloped. He was
undoubtedly congenitally
insane, having either been
born with a mind that was
unbalanced or grew that
way in childhood.
'"He had a receding
forehead and chin, with
short, stubby, black hair.
He had absolutely no blood
disorder. OF course, he
should not have been left
at large
The Washington times., 1919-01-15

erty OF Jacques Lebaudy, heir to a
fortune estimated at $75,0o0.Oo0.
Piece by piece the furnishings OF
The Lodge have been destroyed.
Beautifully Furnished.
Beautifully furnished 1t was,
Father McGinnis said. but always
Lebaudy was smashing something or
burning the treasures of the home.
He would take beautiful rug ont
and set fire to it-no Cne ever knew
why.
Fine mahogany furniture he
smashed with an AK and also burned
The Washington times., 1919-01-15

Mrs. Blanca
De Saulles
killed her
husband
because
he kept
their small
SON away
from her.
Nine. Lebaudy
says she
committed
the act in
order to
protect her
young
daughter.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-01

.,, b.. ,.,,,.,, a., ,,,,lrr +, u.rfeci the argu.
,,,.,t and reach sound conclusions
Il H. ,,t J,fn,up Z. SOC the point made BY
I,' ,,,u,.,,., If, .,s..rtIuu mat thc cont strikc
..,,,,,,,o ID. vastly .pgr,,,r.d ty tins pcrniciou.
.,,,.,r. ~ n,,,lon l.hr,hIug an tho mturc
,r tu,,. E p,4.,d uu q, the consumer H. ono
farm. ,r ,roinrf .Ilu. must b, borne ln mind
, ,,,,,.,l, understand ihI, dur.'lon If.,hc coal
,,.,,,,,.. .,r. f.f.psI iu figure th,'r profits IN.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-01

They shall not write in future years
Tha, We forgot our wumen's tears
That We are faithleSS 10 our dead
Df us % never shall he said
THAT We we're faithless 20 our dead
We that have conquered Tor the truth
shall pass that glory on To youth.
shall W. who once have done our best
Sow lt'rr a. another tcsi
shall Ne ~ hose glorious sons have iIrd
In Freedoms cause. now turn aside
And fam In faith and sacrifice
which always have been freedoms price
stand last W horeyer Nou may h~.
lor God and huWc-aut liberty
stand fast nor faltrT unN nor sWcryP
SO selfish interest YOU serve
To all they dici Tor now o." true.
God knows We sull have work 20 do
For home and an its tender grace.
Row for the glory Of our rsOe
Your chidreu-s laughter ard YOUR toll.
y our right to own a patch 90 soil
Ec ready Wh.u shall rouc De .tll
To sert, the Fag. lest % shall fshl
Wen Nvh' sweet Freedom battles s,lE'
$50 Tr1.tnrDu, tongue shall shake our wiz
'rr" men h.t&" placed our Flag ln Hir
And Fror men long ,ha'I keep 20 there.
We uuSt MOI write one shameful page
To stain the luster of our age.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-01
The Horoscope
N, star, lncliw. bu ho not rompsl
Monday. December 1. 1919.

As'rolpgors read ~ AZ mos,
unfortunate day. sincJ Mercury and
Mars are I'm cyil place.
Messages conferences ana discus
siuns that lead to contests ot ph}Hl-
cal force u-p fures lHWfo"td
Again upv.n"nts oL troops az.
peer to be imminent and mes VIII
furnish much matc,ial fnr news
paper exploitation
BITTER controversies ~ all sorts
>6rc prognosticnted. These VIII IN
No-Nc the clergy. the press and lhe
government
This 1, held ru hr an iuluspicious
tim" for those who would coucllla'e
their fellow men. since ia" planetary
Influences make tor resentment re
bclllon and revolution.
Those who read the stars declare
that their phophcsics long nave
warned the people that the ne" era
meant an ONrrturning OF all inc "A-
tablishci Institutions of civilization.
or at least sweeping changes II
them. but they point out th"l utte
heed has been gwen TO their pro-
phrc'cs
one Of the iudlctions Tor the fi-
iurp ls that there viii be financial
crises that vii, bring anxiety 10 the
gu,rrument A. well as 70 lDdiNiduals
Banks should safegustd their m
tcrestE. especially at the beginning
Of the new year.
Again danger Of Il rupture Win
foreign power is prcSaged. Ihls
may forecast complications W'N ia
pan.
Changes In tho cabinet previously
furrtuld have taken place, nut there
is SIM another Indicated.
The stars give promis" OF wac,
spread cu-operation between capitil
and labor. but the changed order
viii he more gradual than retorhers
imagine IL Will be g.,
While the scers behold IN thr iu,
turc the oyrttlruing OF lndus'flh.
systrnns and even the destruction OF
many Of them there Is "A sway OF
the stars that blinds those VINO wiz
be the greatest losers
Persons whose birthdnte 1t Is may
meet Win. many business perplcNi-
ties IN the coming year.
Children born on thus dhy may
be rash and highstrung Anh IN
cIinod to IVORY over tritles, nut they
are nkely to he talented.
tCopyrtsht. 1919 nv the McCldTs news
paper syndicate
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-01
Bennie's Notebook

Mn cuEzln Artie stayed at my
house an mite last n,tc an "oa"
tip ahou, . o clock this morning anu
tlrkIed Arue on the end OF the moss
with the end OF peace Of strlng lill
he got tired OF thinking 81 was ny
and woak IN saying. Hay, that ain +,
funny 40 YOU think that's funny
IeH srd Wich DID, and Ar'le
scd iii tell you good game. ich
p.ay his is a hospital and we 10
both In It,
All r.le scd, let's play YOU got
one leg umputated and ] got Ss9
ampu'ated .,.,
sod Ar,ie. and sed, All Iiie tn1u
you can have the legs or ana III
jest have one. | aint selfish
Ana Got little hunk or wite
chawl( out OF my pants pockit ana
We hubbed II on our faces to MAKE
ourselves pale looking and ~e bo,h
laid there making noises Ike men
having fearse phnes, and pritty soon
the door opened and pop and ma
came running In, me and arne teS'
keeping ON making pabefll NOISES
w they're both as pale as a sheet
hoy must Of eaten SUMMING thaN
poisoned them or sumihing, sed ma
Crate SkuN watts the uoN'o'S
fonc number? scd pop And he came
over to the bed and Looked al me
close and rubbed one finger over
my face. saying. Contowrd me n'as
ted little devils. they've got "hawN
on their faces. Benny, Kenny. w
ouentnp my eyes, saying. sir Ne
,ra nm sed Waits the big ideer al
mis- time Of the morning
We're PLAYING hospital sed. Ar
tie got legs OF and | got one on
wen how many hands have, you
rst7 scd pop. and Sod ? and pop
sod. 10 y~'i haven't youve got >.
Ana ne gave me sutCh krack
some place with his hand 1t her al
the way throo thee covers, and men
Nd gave Artie a krack and MN aha
mi, went back to bed and nae ana
Ar,ic went back 20 sleep.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-01
PsPRIKA NOT STIMULATING.

Three weeks have elapsed since the coal min
ers threw down their picks. Most OF th9p have
uor yct plckedo them up again The paprtkH OF
the Injunction method has not greatly stimu-
lated the llttlnE ot coal ana the honey ~ fair
words has uuut induced the miners lo trust the
administration enough 10 work while n"goia.
uuus are In progress. IT seems not 10 have Oc-
currrd Co excellent pr. Garfield that So long
as the miners are out Mr., Lewis cannot be re
gnrdod ~ a commander In chief who com
Wtuds ana that II he talks one way his army
acts another Nor does Secretary ilsun say
~ Mt Lewis, whom do YOU represent II tho
wincrs what are your principals doing anN1uut
doing '"-. New york Tribune. G..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-01
INFLUENZA
A Doctors Advice

Some good adyic. from physician
II worth needing now 50 you may pro
tsCt Yourself from influenza attacks
fatal to 50 many people who do not
snow how to avoid the danger lie
advises
Keep yourself in good general con-
dtion, don't go 70 excess In anything
Get plenty OF fresh air. exercise and
eat slowly. A few times dairy inhsle
the vspor OF DR. Rlnssers Kennedy
Ths m-dicsted vapor. pleasant TO
lnhale, from cigarettes, or while hurn-
ing On a holder. or In a pipe, aids as
a preventive against "hu". or innu-
enRa IL also wards on the colds which
often pTecsdc
Keep Br Bipasrfs Remedy In tho
house. always handy, fur all mem
bers OF the family Get II at the
drug store or send 10 cergs lsiiyer or
.tamps) for pronf package 10 the
0'~''"~ Co., FAN Atants Ga. otr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-01
On IT'S MERITS.

The proposed contract uf friendship and serN
i,c Go France will come up soon In the ser.
ttr fur acceptance or rejection. OF the s"uu
uuCuis uf this nation toward our sister rcpuhlt,
fortunately there tpn he not a moments doubt
rhc attitude % our senate and our people ou
the question Of pcdgiug This aid to France in
case " need will not he affected In the slightest
degree Oy the circumstance that the promise
was made b, President Wilson TO Premier Glenn
encrau as Z consideration for that aStute states
mans srVu'"SccnCe IN the rainbow scheme
which met defeat at Washington last Nrducs
day Tho Franco American treaty will stand ON
Us own mrftfs with most friendly public srntl-
mcpl behind 10 -- New York sun
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-01
r,xAr,oS AND COAL sTRiKls

und,r this heading In The Sunday issue OF Ihe
world there appeared an essay by m'' = w
uar, and Mr. Tom u. Boyds,on that Hhou'd CON"
n,d ,he very earnest attention OF everyone
.r,... y,n,Icmsn are particularly well quallt,ed
y, di.cus. the subject they have chosen. al"
,,.v ,o,n, out nm economic feature Of the exist
,,, commercial fabric that ynally affects All n'
those directly or indirectly connected WIN '"'
,r,,. ,,sustry and le.a directly all who ar"
honeficinriea OF and contrihutorS to sovnrnmsn'
There In no question ot political economy NJ
com,,e, and confusing as uxauon There iH No
branch OF the government service taxing oS
aud large and Including -" span OF history 'o
unscienuncally administered. fhe arnc'' wv
sundays Issue shows how, IN sing'" phase VI
che subject injustice Is done an important IN
,us,ry and tho whole public made to pay for the
injustice.
Eor " It he admitted that any form Of taHh-
Inn I. unjust the curollary that the whole phol'
must contribute to pay for that injustice !" un
.snnpable Tho federal excess profits tax ~
,ppled to the mining industry (which ~ H wen
knowr includes the oil industry does ac-
co,d,,v to Mesrrs Hart and hydston. In fact
t,ke from the citizen his principal or certain
prurortios OF It,
}rhe oues,ion would seem to hinge on proper
definition Of profits in the first instance" what
a. rrofIt7 The simple, unadorucd answer would
n ,,nt return from an Investment above prin-
cipnI and cos, " administration or operation
For YOU canuot nattcr yourself that YOU have
actually received a profit until YOU have your
original money back or 80 aggregated that "
Gan he iuycntoricd certainly. and insured against
loss. and In addition certain amount IN excess
Of the costs Of conducting tho business, what
over 1t may be
This il the point the gentlemen make, snd
nrer reasonable consideration We have no heTI'
fancy In concurring IN their findings. ~ mat
tor ~ both logic and law. 'Ict US take an oil
nrop,rty Tor niustrauon. Il costs you. We viii
assume. 100000 THAT is Your Investment
You drtlI u we'll that comes ln Hs a reasonable"
prpduc,r s,, a,rrar,ug % barrels per day
ON This showing your entire property. 'h"o-
r,ugallt appreciates In value and YOU soil a
certain portion ~ your acreage rnri2' ooo. In
aour,Erd by your first well. YOU MAX" certain
other Io,uunus and twrt number ~ wells
Npu arc apparently, ou the hrh road to success
..rlr. now u,, time for making your federal
u,.n, report
u,,, l- this ur.u..r, of your. ,o no returu,H'
II i- auraruatr worth "a very great deal nf
.uouo, and hou.d foo .hs casual observer. %. $50
a,a,s-,d As matter ~ fact however YOU
hs,, received back oul, "a portion ~ YOUR ortr.
iu,l Investment tr the sale Of a pant 90 YOUR
acreage 'Nlr production dcrendinr ou tho lo-
cnucn ~ your lease may or may not hs rrort.
able hut In any event, while YOU would no,
take many times 'he cost Of 'he property far I,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-01
4 Different suit.

ono day when Judge GARY vas
irving a case he was much ahoSeu
b., "A man In the hack room VINO kePl
moving about. shifting chairs. and
poking into corners FINALLY nc
iudrc s,opped the hearing and said
Young man. you ARE distur in'
the court by the noise YOU are max
ing What cx use have you to "'tcF
for your cDuduct''
why. Judge. said ne young man
"I.Vr los; my oyercoat"
That's no excuse rctorted tie
nudge people often lose whole suits
here without making half the dis
furhance
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-01
AMENDS nv NENICo.

The Mexican government can make amends
for It's outrageous behavior only by reasing to
mol,st Mr.. Jenkins, agreeing to reimburse him
for moneys cNtortNd from him. paying him dam
ages for injuries he has suffered, and acknowl-
edge to the state department that It failed to
give him IA" protection to which he was entitled
as the American consular agcnt--New York
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-01
Oklahoma OufbHrsfs
hY OHIS LOhTOk

Miss lev JOY of Hughes county, was not IN
lhc least hr alslurhed hN he recent icy o''S'
I'm. ,rbcnter rl,.riiu Expresses som" surprise
mat an pcter can bc as natural or the F'"E'
ha on IN" sthF"
IN. Hnr,IesvilIc Examiners conception Of -
urur Joke ls the Tuist aui" cluh's pr"mSe 10
aid ne pul'ce In thc'r campaign against H"'''
cry
Tho ,roocAI oft mau>sho runs the chandler
. Ncs4 PublIrl.t has this To- sny Judging from
IN, ,nrolrs- way the Crls ARG wearing thr'r 10"
ru, waists the, DO not appear 10 fear The
naked tru!h
Tho wagner Rg,ord thinks "loung.coon
which hpp"tr'd ~ III" caption of maIr'as' %
announcement Of a youns negro COUPE ,h, .b
other dos may safely be regarded IN me Hk"'
pr a prediction.
The SAatook Sow. II going tn have 7 hard
rfnr forming rs political affiliations n says
t,,u,,.nt,ti, puIIt.ra that condemns everything
ma otu"r party docs, good 'or'bad, IL not Il S'i'
brand '" nook ~ WIN
wc ar, just Old tt.hion"d enough admits III"
\ ia SrW- ip no glad that whrn e Gun man We
,,rrr taught that II ~ wished To pro1P'r We
y,uuIl have to got out and wgrk Ike sam liH'
instead of quitting work and helping p"rhPE'
tho country
Lady Asrof American horn. and the first
.oruan to be- elected ia the English parliament
only undcr"stipatrd The 5000 majority sh"
nTtultftl
how m" democrats in the arm oklahoma dlS
tricr felt when the returns came IN.
Congressman McKcowp declares that inc
farmers ~ the fourth district e'rcnuously Oh
i,rt t1 the secrecy praotiCcd by the commits
zlourr of Indian Affairs regarding Indians
whose restrictions have been removed Prob
ably lntertcrcs with one Of IN" principal agri-
cultural enterprises In his district
The coalratc courl er suggests william Jen-
nInEa bryan as the probable nominee for prcsl'
dent on the democratic ticket because william
J is reported to have said that the only times
he was given the nomination Was "hen 'he
democratic party had got things In such shape
II had no hopes OF electlng the national ticket.
Wicked uppcrcut by the Newkrk Republican:
Victor Harlow. editor OF Harlow's weekly told
the studentA In the school of Journalism At tho
oklahoma Univerrity that they should remain
neutral politically In their writings until they
were thoroughly acquainted with the issues. All
Of winch explains the neutrality OF Harlow y
Weekly"
Of light reading matter lis what "A mind redde-
reads pcrsonnllyswe are "A good deal OF a ught-
Wad, but wc'd rather pay the war tax on our
movie ticket than start u war with RiI Hart
About the only advantage bald headed man
has is that he knows when he brushes his head
n the morning II will stay that way all day or
course. We may he too progressive IN our ideas
but runaway horse certainly dOes look crude
these days It has just about gotten 40 In thls
country that II you give girl a brilliant en-
gagcment ring sho isA proudrr OF the g1fi than
of the Rivcr Tille Ginger SAYS the reason she
new boss has "a couple OF gold teeth that he
ought to wear dinners
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-01

Tho attendance OF women AZ he
English football games has increased
t, such an extent that the most OF
the professional clubs have decided
to withdraw the special concessions
heretofore granted the fair sex in
tho way Of free or reduced admis-
siDu
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-01
HIRKAH FOR ROKNW.

Divided on the treaty tho senate Of the United
states Is united today in the verdict that his con
trbutions 10 the ghat debate mark william II
Rorah Of Idaho as the most brilliant dehater ~
hts day and time. a senator whose eluuucnce
has been unequallcd since Daniel Webster
adorned tho senate Boston Transcript. =
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-01
DdiIV Biblical Quotation


Th. eyrs of the Lord are over the rlHh'"ouh
nnd Ills rarn are Open unto their prayers l
Pet 3:i2
My God II thou art mine lnh"eh
Then have All my heart can orhVe'
A present hrlp In time ot need
Sun kind to hear and strong Ia save
Bnt the face OF the Lord Ii against mem 'h"'
do evil | ret. 2tl2.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-01

II Is evident there Ysoins to be lot OF '"h
mined right away, providing that pro'lamhno"''
interviews. orders sndS cabinet dec'"'onS VIII
do II.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-01
Barometer of Public Opinion
A CONFIRMATION.

For the first time many are finding out OK
actly what Americnnism L. II required long
fight in the senate To give them that inforna-
don II Is the one ompensaton. - New York
Herald
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-01

wander what would happen II everyone
should forget tho coal strike n"'' '"'''
actual suffcrinKi
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-01

The school teachers must have iher h''''
polltlcaI game once "A year,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-01

a ,r,. ral,ons men at Kansas city just couldn't
wall, Wph everybody ciss "pik'"S '"'S ""' W
get in. ..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-01

q Miss Icy JOY of Hughes county, ~as not III
.ihe least hu dislurbed b, the recent 10y b'hS'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-01

Wicked uppcrcut by the Newkirk Republican:
Victor Harlow. editor OF Harlow's Weekly told
the studenta In the school of Journalism At tho
oklahoma university that they should remain
neutral politically In their writings until they
were thoroughly acquainted with the issues. All
Of winch explains the neutrality Of Harlow y
weekly
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-01

The Coalgatc Courier suggests william Jen'
nInEA bryan as the probable nominee Tor ptrSl
dent on the democratic ticket, because william
J ~ reported to have said that the only tme'
he was given the nomination was when th'
democratic party had got things In such shape
II had no hopes OF elcCting the national ticket
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-01

rnoNr oooo ror ALL pErAnrmENTs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-01

The rhonter Eu'Irtm ckpr"sSe" som" NT pr.A'
mat an pcter can bc aa natural or the T'"E'
ae ON IN" stag
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-04-17
GERMANY To- ASK INDEMNITY
TURKISH SITUATION IS GRAVE

The thing that has
that the that started ravihed Belgium Serbia
section
ships bombardd hospitals schools churches will indemnity of the
the
occupation of Germany territory
expected
to begin in sections of Turkey within short time.
in
wide
other they dnegang still telling other condi
The about reliable the bolshevist
Italy having serious internal troubles and number of have
been killed in riots resulting from strikes.
The told by cable telegraph today follow:
Demand Indemnity
claim indemnity
which that the
Versailles will for damages sustained
attacks
delay concluding causing the gaton of Boshevk
and Spartacan trouble
Bavarian Troops Munich.
large of Bavarian
artillery advance Munich
terday Tagblatt known whether de-
cisve battle will be fought
Agent Fires Loaded Transport = --44
BOSTONThe German allowed board Patricia to
out for German attempted the vessel last night
American soldiers board
cordng Major Frank w. Cavnaug of the 10nd field artillery who
of the officers
Situation is
MILAN IFour killed and several wounded during
disorders here Wednesday, incident clashes anti
fighting Wormen Of Milan Turin and Genoa the principal manufacur
ing cities of northern Italy began 24h0ur strike today
Conflicting the Bolhevik.
IN Russia giving away the new Bur
geoe" according director
has arrived here Premier War Minister Ty
understanding with O.
Say Bolhevik Are
LONDON-Contnued the along al
the whole Russian the Baltic Black claimed
Russian official wireless dispatch received today
BOlshevih 1900 Persons
LONDoNEighen hundred including 400
dered by Bohevi Ufa according telegram from Oms
Turkish Alarm
LONDON learned here that the situation Turkey causing
shortly
outbreak of of the Armenian population large scale
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-04-17

very high tribute to the services rend-
cred by the Y. M. c. A. He stated
that naturally that some of the critic
ism made of this organization were
just, but on the whole they we're very
unjust
DR.. Mcdaniel, chairman of the spe-
cial base ball committee, reported
that the organization of a team was
moving along very satisfactory and
that the men to provide first class
team were available to defend Mos
cows honor, that all that was neces-
sary to make the team success
would be the moral and financial
support of the public.
Prof. Soulen called the attention to
the basket ball supper to be held
that ievening and urged all the people
to do honor to the boys that had done
so much for Moscow
Judge Morgareidge made an an
of Latah county's quota
in the sum of $610,000 and stated that
there would be meeting of the Lib
erty Loan committee and the Council
of Defense and the representatives
from the various outlying counties to
be held at the federal building at L
o'clock on Friday to perfect plans of
putting Latah county over the top.