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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-22
OKLAHOMA ATTORNEY
PLANS NEGRO STATE


wsshlnRlon. o. e g'lans as the
establishment ~ ncstu nation. 10
be sort ~ rolony ~ she tsnlssd
Siefcs and Nrxseo horsler have hccn
presented ~ the aenase committee 90
gorclgn relations and tbs iorwlxn AZ
taifa cvmmiiiee NJ shc hunsr ~ rep
reseusailses ~ pf " II Madden. a
neRro attorney Of Oklassma cky t.
n understood lhs hoa,ae forulxn AfEaIrs
COMMITTEES viii nam a speosxs sasb
committee 10 consider she plans
Consideration III ihe gaAna hy the
fors lgn affairs committee weald be
nsesu ars. ~ 'h.y Involve rhs unit
iax under nsw form ~ govern
mrut ~ iauds nov IN the IaltVd
s,sios with those IN Assien ipcls
gates fayoflng the troisss ar" here
from nAeh of she a. statss ~ tbe
union. They were appointed Cor the
Ialr uap by ihe Kvnsral conference "
lhe Free WIFI Methodist ehavh nt
+, Isuln last August
Tho tnuIsel ~ outlined by the
Oklahoma cNy man, iy0sidtN FOR She
acquisition BY purchase Of ceeslon. ~
i tract a lard cen mites quare now
i8eassd tn Mexico bordering ON the
Mo Orande and tbs Oulf ~ Mexico
Il il stated that preliminary negolsa.
ilofa have already beea hheun with
tho tsrrapxa government IN Mexico
for the acquisition ~ this tract. and
lhsi The proposition - being favor
ablY considered
Madden aaya he and his apad~tate~
have been assured shai II Ibry arr
nuccca sfui IN obtaining ihsH track from
Mexico. the rgate Of TEXAS viii eede a
aimilar trac, contiguous 10 the An
eftean tract ana from the Two rravsens
tho negro nation would be made Up
This "a the old scheme ~ Aarvn
Burr. with tha exception sis1s in yiNw
of the fate that befcii Bun Il has been
determined 10 obtain governmental
sanction for the new project before II
ts undertaken
The plan further differs 10 thal shls
u 70 be strictly nswrp nation n
il propea.d ihe black Inhabitants ~
this new nation shall own the land.
make the laws and administer shefn.
and be in effect nn Independents ma
ton. merely owing a aor Of allegiance
to the United states.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-22
CANVAS STOLEN YEAR
AG0 IS RECOVERED
Sheriff Robertson FINDS Marked
Cloth In Possession OF Guy
Keller. His Arrest
Follows

sheriff Robertson ARRESTED tsay
Keller iaei nG8hs ua q ceafsr nt ghtg
uF cAnsas The enhyAA waa tsheN
fFom shv premises ~ u " aryofs msF,
than a year aMo ard ls saisst "a 60
Wien she ufiivets spafshsa sAw kelh +
hnAar they fonHa ~ eaasaa II sts
different pieces and sonle ~ lhs
E'avv"s uuslet @vess beh ln shn samss
Tbs marks an the eaatsa wvsa 49,
marAa made hy Sewers when ~ llras
hoaKhi she canvas NNiles IL ia hll
When tbs cansaa was wgugpa lan
Ssas lhs ahsrlffs offlea mhsla esvesal
esnrshse ha1 wefe neahls - fseasr Il
Iiar ~ ta ms wsoEsn NuaA waa nispu
llsi'pfssnn Hahday snd lha aFrsst II
keiier tAllow0d
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-22
ANTI HORsETH|[F ASSN
OF STATE MEET HERE
Parade and Barbecue This After.
noon: Sessions Tonight and
Tomorrow; Many Dele.
gates Are Here

The annual catherine az The asaae
anti horso'htef association hsgan lis
sessions here today large tnemlseg
ship Il here and more 8rn eomlng On
every train Tho asvsiau VIII conisnae
over unit tomorrow night
Local lodge and ba iutss usn have
arranged q fine program The re@i
bassnasa fssellnas will begin tAis eye
ming Organization q The several cons
mittees oecnnisd ae bssleF gNrt at
the day,
Several handred Visitors and local
mssnhcrS of the order were IN the ia
rsde this afternoon The imrbcssi
was greatly enjoyed by che visitors.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-22
In,tI linniiiNd ~
iIIIilntII ~ rms ttsl.

iifAs#eis tlft AZ sleaga faablng ii
miliiarf cemeteries - sagolHp m0se
~ lHaa ffssAsen' M Als y'aa rheflH
~ hsislies aFw wTaegaliY aes mlgsa.i W
persons hired ~ lsmlliss aasians 10
hAsg thasf aAaa hgpasht l5 4 Dafslu.
TAR camsl~ry ~ 81 lhe Aagsas wFouaAa
~ their home ailla4 ua4uAsts h re-
noYs she bndisa hays bsssa sssnaed hy
tA@ Authorities Aad she rpaaia ii thaE
iheaa persons eAhe tbs lae Enta their
owa banda paranss 90 relatives nf
soidiars have hsen frequently @n.
eoHnseFva naaf military 60 gatsTles Al
nishi saeklax % recoyeF aha 20 bury
elMswhese lhwif loyea 0naa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-22
-Four Reservations
To Treaty Are
Adopted Today

Washington. oes 22-~Feur rs
vss*o reservations 80 the peace
treaty were adopssa to-day by the
senate fersian relations esmnst ss
with sdmIns~rasEen isaders voting
soildls against shsm The fouf
reservations approved related 10
Article 20 the Mongee Doe rsns. she
privilege of withdrawal from the
league of nations. and domestic
questions.
Taasrva.sen adop ~ relatlna 10
srssee ten vas Identical except sor
TIE transpossno ~ ore phrsms that
'he reservation winch fsfass0sss
wi'sew announseso hs wosld be
oh'la q . regard a. q ~ ,es slon Of
fhv sr~rfy's~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-22
SLAUGHTER on INNOCENT
A>D DtftNSEIESS

Meslco cisY. Get sa indiaerlminats
slaughter os lanpcsnt and daganseieas
passengers on train en- roata from.
Durango 10 tanItaa. fmrarxo. IN naIi
70 have resuitad vhsn one of thA
bandit ehieIa, named caffeon. .iizeov-
sred that his sou. caFelei on tho train
ns HOSTAGE, had been Killed by thc
bandits bullets. Only two Of tho
escort o. thirty soldiers escaped. The
toll u pas@ngeN kiIisd. Including
women and chiIdres, II not stated IN
reports reeeivsd hsrc. although the
\ sIvsu ~ ''nang \
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-22

Lyrics Of Labor.
Under . spreading chestnut tree
The village smithy stand
The smith. striking man IL he
Who makes concrete demands.
Or never horse shall again BE- xhoi
by his manicured hands
Dig pIsnts to Small Towrs.
Industrial unrest during the past
nine months have injured many west
ern industries. dcEpise the so-calied
sra Of prosperity said q business
man. talking this morning relative TO
Oklahoma's g1ace in the new order Of
things "Hcrc in Guthrie We have
several big institutions that have gone
steadily Onward. building and better-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-22


ing. ] refer particularly 10 t;resham y
mills and TO the Pioaesr Mills. Thsss
pizrui have Increased shssr respective
capacities since the arlnistlca wa~
signed and arr quitting out more goods
than ever before. That fact brings
10 my mind the tendency OF indus
tries In The large eastern ccntsrs TO
profit BY the examples of smali IN
dustries In small centers. The labor
unrest has u;sIet the regular order
and ! believe Il will not BE- many So
mezters before many big plants In The
cast Will be seeking locations in smafs
communities Win fuel and freishf
rates equal the big plants can Increase
their production in smaller places a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-22
MT PASSENGER LINER
~ t.luN Nj N iun.

San Fnnelsfo. ues ~ THIS pass
enKur ilnvf Nsppon Aagn af thu Tus4s
hisen kaisha iine, went aground In i
Thick sog NJ I'olas podsa 10 mlles
south ~ 'Sah FFaassasps u 4as
's'eascA to-day according "a shr usMflsse
department ~ fho shnmhef af easa
ineree Tuga have hesa asns ffam
hers The Nlppou MARS + IN haasd
tfom The Far Hast.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-22

Brussels. Oct 22--Marshsl roch has
informed the Belgian government by
telegraph ,hat ao.ooo Belgian freight
cars have been found on the left bank
of the Rhine. IN Telegram, he asks
that q Belgian delegation be sen, 70
identity the cars.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-22
nol sHEviki TORPEDO eoAT
oEarRoyGHs Sunk

London. oes s. Two haishpslkl
torpedo beat dessrvY~fn Msfe saak lis
koporsa Hay uult III Fia'and. wsen
they attempted "a attack rsgs0ulaa
sesseiH aai nfiiish devifoyers -
Tuesday, tha admiralty announced II
day
slA survivors from The balsheslAs
svHa"lr Aara picked 10, tha ltfllish
And Es'honiAna sustained up vasaai
ties
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-22
MAKING BiC TinN OVER
SAYS MGR BURTON

The Hueksr. Burton store hsm in
susnratsd great ready To- wear eals.
Sample prices f.h0s thss ladies eoafa.
holding - value ars b~sing soid foF
80, All coats are being sold Al twrn.
~ per cont discount 1--WE are max
iny a big Turnover n s,oek.v aasd
Manager nurton. -snd our pfseew arr
attractive enough 10 make III. laaAss
pause, because EriceA are STEADILY ad
vancinx."
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-22
Federal Officers
BldckmaiI
Liquor Men

New vAvs. 0ss Tspw rKf~~
agents % ~. s.psss~sm ~ ss.ss
were lestessa tessy Nv shs federal
ersna i.gN ew charges A havsma wv
vsvst IN shs ssesFagaSY 90 hlass
mali llaaer dealers " thia ssty. ara
shsrehy svussTsss tNs ersysssaN W
sNs wsgtsass pvvh'hsslsN sa~ Ysa
other msn. srs "a snsm fesrass
aosn, ~ sne asparsr,sns. ~as -
uscssa On ssmllsr sNAFgss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-22
Ssmsa srsalasas wilsen

MhllN ua ths ssalta saefslaY ssaams
sva iiags'ursf iisla ~ hu eftags hlatA
pY l'eeelaeHi Milaae d l@ls aAa lara
la NHA = aas 81 hsins atf ssssnmta
HHf~Fe sRr aElA,l sNvVtBmNmsu ssef
taan t,sayo Ia8sNsiKeA aiaae fentn Aims
IL s'sas haasytf haHtleN pa a ME-
#iiHes w H. upaaH nf f8 esMmsF
aniafn aaaf being psastfussl ~ Rlsn
aiils* as etisisAsss uf NAkHsas ua the
g@k ia ss#8nAWF
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-22
FREE FAIR IS NOT
AN EXPERIMENT
Gives encouragement
For Renewed Effort On The
Part Of Juvenile
Clubs

Thoaa who Do nos feel nbie 20 ~ :
tend Pay as yan onlsr," fair may
attend the tree fslf and many will
set tho Inspiration ihsi lsads % great
cr and more lnssalieens endrusoF and
greater achievement
The toys' and ssris Climb mep1hsrs
rwoive encouragement through ade-
quase pfi2es and lnsl aciion. fer thviF
work. and this alone = worth to any
county tia whole cost ~ she FREE far.
The county fair D taken from the
list Il semi pub,lc acsiyislsM ard
fiacad ia the rsi az strictly public
bcnafIcence~ and properiy financed
This removes sbs friction that FORMER
IL existed between those who were
trying 10 tut on show that wol'ld
pc credit to their county. and fha,
would return something upon the IN
vestmpns. and hose who saw ou'y tisn
charges and fesg. - barriers betws"n
them and the i1istruntion and enter
saanment which they auaxhs
The free fair - no longer an cx-
pertinent. II has b~cn tried and found
practicable In a biz majority OF fh%
rounsieN IN Oklahoma
Logan county IA onv of tho last To-
give up the old style fair and adop,
the free fair Ian.
All that is necessary 10 begin build
Ing one ~ The best county fairs IN
this state II a little united effort. and
-. L -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-22
LISTENED To VOICE
OR Pn[IuDICED ONES
~I>iiMi NJ ni | I'M
oi 1916 "A " It,lg " NJ "A
A>N ttl~t MI WI ~ss>
rAin iltatn Itt tNi
Ol filI i'inrtI
MN>~i aiil-
Ml>A


Lnaasr. ues ts selgessss #lansfsh
tesssvsd feewi aFrfu saxA ere 6aas
WAstsfsw lrv#atl8AsgwA FNs Aa@aslan ~
lhsts aslisy ~ AsvlH8 heapaAs M sh~
Hst bss ssp@lasea 4 SUE sem~Astts@
% ase.seAiN tms passshslAsi#a W p~aes
esavina hssw bfvaMnt aAyuass ssaeasssiY
prsslases witvaaa sffasss. sas tHe
fsasana Fas ipss.y fatgmF@
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-22
SELLERS or 2.75 BEER
MUST QUIT OR FIGHT
PROSECUTION FOR OPEN DE-
FlANCE or FEDERAL BONE
DRY LAW - PROMISED
ny DEPARTMENT or
REVENUE: Rig
FORCE TO RE
USED
BULLETIN.

Washington. Oct 22--Sy Frsday az
ternoon. President Wilson Will either
have signed the war time prohibition
biz. vetoed IT or permitted Il 20 be.
come a law without his signature. "
10 generally believed that the meas
ure will become a law.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-22
arHuaronsv on ras afAau

ihgilH th fsasfst i0hA#a vaM
tieFNetaTff tsafmrF sAet'aaa HgWhaa*s
aat 81 she teNsd Hl@ges @hss Ysatsf
daf eas the flHtfaas wlfases letigee
1hn Fafwas#w tnxeatssllNa shss W.
sipasAAutlliF ~ s4gfes#n attsAsts III
fas~Aas tha assh hsvaA "A she aes~s wsse.
FvAaHseA Ms ssasiaeWHs lAtMs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-22


will not obtain, because Their. arr
many men in congress pledged 10 tesp
the roads under governmental super.
vision A bl1l is already before con :
rross with drastic prosisions proyid-
iny nxalnst strikes and lockoa'< sAd
around this bin biz fight ~iIl dcsfis !
Iesa center. The bin 81 20 be- report !
ed out early NEXT week and placed In
position for senate debate imin~,isate-
iy after disposal of che treaty ~ ves-
saIIles. with leaders planning its pas.
sage next month.
Anti strike provisions Of the hill
provides lines OF 500 or sir nnuths'
--~--~>---~-------------
(Contluued an pnen 4. (Sna. 4 1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-22
WILL MAKE EN- HARD TO CATCH

Washington. ID. c.. Oct s2-Wiih
secret Instructions already telegraph
ca to Government agents throughout
the country and additional and more
detailed orders as 10 how to pro
ceed TO be mailed out tomorrow,
Uncle Sam ss all set TO administer
the prohibition enforcement Law aa
soon as II goes into effect
Telegrans already are prepared and
for dispatch the minute tee law be-
corlr~ effective 10 every state and
large city In the country telling the
government agents TO get busy and
put into effect TIE instructions AL
ready sent them. II Is understood the
big effort OF tie Government. during
the first few weeks. will be drive
on the saloons who are openly defy
ing t:e law in many OF the larger
cities. especially New YORK and the
many saloons everywhere throughout
the country that are selling 2.75
per cent beer Kansas City ST. Louis.
New York. Boston aud cities OF that
character that lave been very wet"
in the past. probably win see the
most drastic efforts In the govern
ment's initial campaign 10 make the
Nation really dry.
Under the bin passed by Congress.
the internal treasury bureau OF the
Treasury Department Ii charged with
enforcing the prohibition law. II ia
understood that the various collect
ors and revenue agents In the United
States ami cities. on receiving tele-
grams to proceed. win issue state
ments telling just what the Law pro
vides and appealing to the State, cou
nty and city legal and police author
titles to assist tie Government In
making it effective.
Meanwhile the task OF building up
a permanent force to do nothing ex-
cept TO enforce the prohibition act
will proceed as rapidly as possible. A
deputy commissioner OF internal rev.
enue is TO be named who viii be
charged with maxing the United sta
tes dry and directing the anti booze"
army throughout { the country
II is understood that no Anti Sa-
loon League man will be named and
the dry organization Is satisfied with
the decision Some dozen names are
being considered for the place. but
I, probably win be ten days or more
before the appointment ID announc-
ed.
A state prohibition law enforcement
officer is to BE- named for each state |
and this man will be Charged with
making his own particular state dry |
Under the state enforcement officer
a district supervisor win De named for
each congressional district. And nn-
der the district supervisor there wiliI
Be named for counties and cities as
the individual circumstances OF each
county or city make necessary. depu-
ty enforcement officers. These lasi
win be practically be deputy sheriffs.
only they will be working for the gov
srnment alone and have nothing 10 do
but hunt boosleEgers and liquor ven
ders. They will receive $500 year
and per diem expenses. where they
travel
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-22
Short Cuts To
Home News

s~rsrs " lecsarsn IN psyesologs In Hs
rsla,lcn TO masse and the fine arsf fos
particulars can Misses lam Long
hsnniK or Bertha nelana
frisx voelkeF and Henry nosis.
interurban mosormsn ialar~d In the
head on collision Monday esealng
south Of the CHS. are ngossed lmpros =
lnw today Mr. Vie l~onx W. also rr.
ported a~ much improved today
Rss A caiian. as lgned 10 FIRST
NJ n church. Gushriss will prtach san.
day norninx az 1 o'clock and sunday
evening at s,3o Rev Gallon ssmes
highs recommended Everybody moss
cordially invited
An uersons who have bouxht
sea- aon show tickets from m~bers "
The Rotary club OF others. arv request
cd by pressd.n, nart9n to csii at sh~
Corn-r Pharmacy. Thursday aud have
reservations made for aesss Ths
brsrd VIII be osen for The Only oArl-
at hat time.
Members ot the domestic science
club viii attend the state federation
meeting Thursday Those who cannot
spend the day are urged TO 81 ieast
spend the afternoon at the cosscn
lion II is the desire OF tae local ciih
20 make good showing
Marriage licenses were iswusd to
the following by Court Clark Martha
Neal Lester T!nsley. ~ and Etla
Weich. Is. both of Guthrie. Tom
Hoofari. ~ and Lulu yoakuHi. IN boih |
Of Guthrie Lafh.r Bnrro. a and
Edna Gilman. is. both OF Crescent
The dis.rics quarterly meeting ~
the Free Methodist church s.n begin |
tere tomorrow at the church Ras J l.
Brown Will be che elder In sharwc |
w E Mcwilliams is the new ioc8i Fas-
tor.
The governor has proclaimed she 4
Heek of October s0-s7 as Roosevelt
week in the state and everybody j.
u4s-g ID contribute Amssi amrunt
toward the monument csmpassn Chaa
Olson ia in charge of the Se,ive ln 10
gan county
Printed court docket for tho No
vember term OF the dlstrici court has
been distributed among fh~ lo,si a.
torneys. The term will begin Novtm-
ber 3. The Jury will be called on the
10th There are many criminal caseA
md the civil docket ~ heavy.
Local organization for iAc Poll
Can drive American Red Gross has
been perfected and will be vigorously
pushed Fred Lintx Ia Of the head Of
he campaign and he expects 10 put thr
county over the top In one day. r.
erybody should keep up msnaa.rshin
n this most wonderful OF all organixa
ions.
One cf the oldest members " the
state anti horsethief association is
Bart w Murphy. Bart was marshal
II the day today and road his charge
Ike he did I'm the days when he hunt
d down the law yiola.ors He has
been member OF she order for more
han thirty years. And be- 4, proud
u the distinction "One of the hes,
orders in the world, he said.
Logan county republican ccmFalt
ee viii meet al the court house Sat
irdsy. Oct 25 al O'Clock in the after
iocn for the purpose OF perfectinx an (
organization for the coming congres
'ional election. w Heroic, rrpabl. I
an nominee for congress In ghfa dis
ric, will be present and VIII address I
he convention. Local leaders are
enthusiastic and say there never xas i
! time when the party had better
nance than now to win member OIL /
'ongress In this district. The couniy .
viii be well organized and much good
work viii be done. II
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-22

The greatest depth of the ocean is
In the Pacific off Mindanao. whore
the depth ls aa.0ss feet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-22

A scientist declares that every man
Is crazy Th's explains lof os ,hlnss
that have been considered mystery
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-22

OF the Leu, 900 tsso persons on earth
about soo.ooo.oco soak the principal
Esropesn tongues.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-22

one half the overhead expense. SO
long ss foreign agFstors are fIllng
tho cssiss there will be labor unress,
and no plant will be safe from arbi-
frary Demands. Moving ws1f. they
get into real America. VIII all the
natural aud acquired resources Of Ok
Iahoma there is no reason why the
next fcw years should not sec Okla
soma the homc of many giant indus
trise now doinr business In New Eng
land. Pennsylvania. Ohio and Indiana I"
Turning Back tiss Rails.
The ground u being cieared for tbc
return Of the railroads of ~ eouNry
70 yrivate 0wnep5h1p. The ~ order
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-22

rHg wEATHEA.
New Orleans. Oct 2s-TonixAt and
3lsrs<sy, 1sE!lZ e.eady y eleedy:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-22

All that II necessary 70 begin build
ing ona ~ the best county fsirs In
this state IL a little united effort. and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-22

Continued on page 5. Col
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-22

Logan county IA ouv uf tho last 10
give up the old style fair and adop,
the free fair Ian
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-25
LEWIS UPHOLDS
WILSON POINTS
u, S, Cannot Omit One PriO-
cipIe, Senator Says,

NEW YORK. Jan 1S- senator
James Hamilton Lewis Of Illinois.
speaking today before the Lawyers
club III support OF the proposal Tor a
league OF nations, declared that the
American government IN the peace
settlement coud not abandon single
ono OF Presiden, Wilson's fourteen
principles without laying itself open
to the charge OF periidy
Germany. Senator Lewis said,
would have the right to refuse to
abide by the terms OF the armiSticc,
the allies would hc justified in with
drawing from the peace table and all
small nations or aspiring peoples
fighting with the United States on
the basis OF the presidents proposal,
would be excused before the world in
turning from America.
The peace was made by Germany
and her people on terms OF the four
teen points proposed by the United
States including the proposal OF the
league OF nations for future peace.
said Senator Lewis. These were
adopted by the allies as their only
terms of peace il is impossible Tor
the United States TO withdraw one ot
her terms or postpone one or orit 10
press one
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-25
Negroes Are
Curiosity to
Native Huns


WITH TIE AMERICAN ARMY
or OCCuPAIlON, lan -Whcf-
ever American ncgroes have appeared
in the area occupied by the Amcri-
cans they have attracted great at
ten'lon among the civilians IN
ffeyeS, Coblcnl and other places.
during the early days oi the occu.
patton. crowd, assembled wherever
any negro soldiers stopped 10 the
streets and II was necessary for the
military police 10 enforce the orders
prohibiting gatherings IN the public
ihoroughiafc,
The German soldier also regards
the negro with great curiosity A.
cordrng 20 a discharged German sol
der IN Rcng'iori. tho German army
early IN M" war. offered a reward
oi four hundred marks ior the cap
tufe alive oi each negr, he dts.
charged German sDlli~ said that
throughout the war German soldiers
lived IN great fear and even terror
OF the negroes and u was IN order 10
overcome thls fear that rewards were
offered