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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-08
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-08
Wou of Lou at Christmas Time HARDER Than Pojdes Heart

write mn down ia iiey heart ~ ch@ae
Skate
"Whsn then. do allahtf
"verily, alfeady. ana - ons thal
sandercth IA mind, iNsplsas nnd
blinded C0aDtsFa. and riefkm dance
before my syeA. and | am asixed with
dizziness sl siKhs ~ shop wi1doy.
"Thsn. xnidc me on. spirit N WIS
dom, over this tfoubled sea NJ holiday
shopping. that I may neither be- ahae
tered ON the rock VI my Beloved .
wraih. nor caught Ia The whirlpool of
n'airimony, but may come out on Tbs
o'her side safe, sane. wound. and stsll
SINGLE
For, akAt. sise way of 4 I.o.eg at
christmssiidc IA harder than q food
profi'eer's heart. and sadder Than
holiday dinner In blx restaurant"
Selah.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-08

| how shalt satisfy hnrs
'for behold, n ! offer hef tho
jeveiied wrist watch, which nay fancy
ilc,asssh. and my generosity promps
eth. viii shs not say
Aha He IL SERIOUS. II - bet.
ter than proposal of marriage
Yet, know not. myself whether
am serious -or only daszied'
''fIui, n ~end her The inspersonal
yrnbrsiia or the non on-commlfisi set ci
Kippllug. will she not weep aud wnash
her tessh as one Who hath found d
switch In her stocking
10. " ! offer her the costly wlf,.
viii she not return Il. saying ysow
dare youl'y \
Yet. II send her tho simple hut
tasteful remembrance, viii she not
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-08
18TH ANNUAL SHOW
OF POULTRY A SUCCESS
MANY Fine Birds, Bslgian Harea
and Other psss Were Display.
cd Auction Saturday Ar.
tsrnoon Was Fsature

The sefeaisenlh annaai shaw ~ shr
Logan 1sysstY rpalsfY aaA rns stsek
seYt'ssn same 81 elesan Nasnastay
1lSbi afsrF holding epen h,nsn@ hesa
fstf 4 NrFk
oa tae Tlpslng 5aY C9l (seoFMe t:asf
nep conducted 80 aaslioa aAia ~ ars
niiara chickens aaa bidding wam liy.-
IN
There ~vi% seYNnsy ftamp toAum of
tltieaehl NJ all bFeeda. KAnns. auukY
Nnd iarkefs ileaidsN thln there waea
many IaiF4 ~ ilelsasm rabbgas ANA
other pests on sxhihls.
Tbs msGaEement ~ Ehe anmoosats.n
" welt t'iesased win tbs ssiecaas u
me show and cay much bigger one
viii be lAlt un next year.
TN" officers " shs assoelaglon ars
= ~ Sifofax, presidents Ff. salts. vgee
president ! Y WliHy. eaeresary Mr.
nusth xas superintendent aud "A M
Enblstoa ~ the state aarlcussurul
college, judge os exhibits.
4 iist of tha pfixe winners win ba
pubiished AZ soon a tho award hasu
been tabulatsd.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-08
STRIKE IS
NEAR END

McAlester, Dee. 4 One laAif cf
the union miners Al The coal pits al
Daley. 0klAhomA. Numbering
seventeen. returned 10 work this
morning. the first OF the union
miners In Oklahoma TO return 10
their post
Work In th~ msne~ was begun
immediately and the loading Of
coai on freiwht cars Was started at
IL sc O'Clock tnis motninw. ny
noon ONE hundred sans had been
mined and placed on cars,
The Oklahoma Coal Operator a
association herr this morning
agreed 70 comply with H,e require
menss Of the military authorities
and will immediately furnish list
Of all The union men employed hy
them whose services are essential
10 iNe operaticn oi the mines.
The military authorities will
serve en- individual notice on each
snAn asking that he return TO work
or yaeate the house in which he
lives. These houses belong 10 tho
company
aow Aol hl liza sfsf 40 men fl gp nj
ropE ron aarrLENrNr.
wsshsrutan p~s 6~tsaps Tor ths
sesleaens % trs 'seontfesessy between
shs asiners. epesstors ara shs aosssN.
nsess" ~as expressed ia faFnsl
statement issued to-day A. tss wnlss
~euss, TIE stssemsss fellesss
"a 10 hep~a snss srsrs sssll bs sss
tismens ru~sasy sssssnoea ~ shs cor
sfossrsy hes~ss1 the rainers4 the oper.
ases ard she government sarovsh sse
accepts noe of she miners ef a plan for
she uefini,e ssssismen, pfposed bs ire
President. ssnson prposal Was ssbn,lt
ted 10 Acting President lewis ef sns
mlnsrs ~ Attorney 0snssss Palmer. |
saturday niuht"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-08

I. =. ATTORNEY GENERAL
To SPEAK ATOd HANOI ~

A. Mitchell Palmer. attorney gener
Al ~ the United States. viii be the
principal spcaker at the state nar
association ANIMAL meeting 10 be held
IN 9 y Skirrin hotel. oklahoma Guy,
December IN and 10 Herbert Iarle,
secretary OF the American jndlcafure
society and Albert NJ Kaiae. professor
10 Norfh~estru university law school.
both of chicago are also 10 maze al /.
dressas
state attorneys appearinR on 2
program are: =. r. Fraaiing. attorney
general, Harry y. Smith. James A.
Veasey and Joseph & Stone The
meeting win - closed with han
quet on the night az December ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-08
'Elks MEMORIAL DREW
LARGE AUDIENCE SUNDAY
DR. Edwin DeBarr Of state Uni.
versity Delivers Wonderful
Address List Of Absent
Brothers

fts~ famis@ " nNr htsshrfs w@ wglte
olssiN the e8sst
Teeir ufsavs asp4a ths taasssss 4
ssss stsa usemafs
D~cidedly tire larxfsg gAghMgae q
fEks and friends ~ EikN. held ID
Guthrie IN mAny years heard the an,
nAal sddr~ss delivered by Fsrofs@sos
kdwin neIlarr sunday afternoon "a !
oelcek AZ the Fira N Y rAnrh PrAc
iicalls full memberrhip og she hno-
fhrFhssod was present 10 honor mem.
hers VITO had rassrd beyond
The musical feature ~ the prOgra M
~as unusually excellent Thc PRE-
gram Follows
Funeral Mervh - Bnmsh svrn
Miss Esgher Rruce
OpensRs Ceremonies nv i.asa@e
Solo, Nocai-~sThe ptumls~ OF i.lfa
FredeFiek Il Cow snn
MR. l. y Bronson
Memorial Ceremonies ......a.s
Lodge aud OFFICERS
solo vueal-~fi II E,noash' from
EaiiaA ..s MendelssnAn
Ere luhn 8eiand
kul0gs ss.+4 iirn Frank AiySsuiYp
Sole, Violin rancaro No a Aaagio
..4s.s. .ss..a.4.s. s.. ne befiot
Miss Thelma Roe
Memorial AatreAs Esro Edwin neRarr
Auid l.Ang Syne .e.4. gsy l.odge
Closing
Miss Esther Bruce .orgnnisf
The memorial WAS held Tor the fol
owinG dsrea ed Eils i 1. ovcfArees.
u Wadsworth o wAlktnson. n &
Maine, "a VI Hagan. II a plast. il
aaxsy. Edsar w Jones. n Saunders.
brandon. Wm N Conway. n n Car
Ia. A A crandall, G A Nohle, A Hl
sieble. G & \ Coles. v y Ktdwen, /
: Freeman. A r Wo,he, Wan A
'rasitr Chas kneiSly. Tern Snixss. 1
A Bfown. ] J oRonrke. Otto Becke.
Aeseg VIM Fsndfop. A Never. jr. I
Vim Ritxhaurs. JOSEPH fnuesrt Joe
willis. q w Hoodhous. Chas Hunter
y Iseheon. STANLEY Stobateh. Rob,
Ssahanah. John y iigagg, II Earl
iawkins, Chester tIirschi. steve
iIsco
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-08

For. know in my heart. that II
kiss my beloved. when she staDdesh
beneath the Bouxh OF Temptation.
shall speak the fatal WORD. Aud
J am not YET prepared In pocket oI
In spirit. for the halter. the ansffle
and Che curb
Yet. IL do NOT kiss her shall
b cast out into oblivion. and shall
be known In ihe Land as Cold Feet
and as Cad"
Deliver me. I beseech thee. from
the bitter loneliness Of the single
footers. at Christmastide Yea. spare
ne from that 'Nososy loves me feel
Ing For II h the false sign. by
which many Sentimental Free lance
hath been lured from the open. into
the EverlastIng Union.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-08
Short Cuts To
Home Mems

rA~ tlwgta @ me N lsgeeas sAasrt
~iA ates an Aesen SASS "A the AsssaN
~ Mira W Afeww alf sasss ttAYn
scw As~has lneh~sk rw@asssY aft~vl
WcMAn, Tvs - Nv *wfvma mnA EFT ags
lFvtt9a nj th tAe hAsltwa h.at sAs
seAtlssssn sels staas vwvy wgvsss
rAFlssmAas wiN h~ asgesea
FRr eF Al scuss w aageais Aal
aesift@sd u sismsmt w the s.exaa
Noaaty d9st rhaFs ard ghe seMesw3r
~ Harry < hAefsvla. eswvfctaa N
lar~As ~ @ttg ansmats lgm was
sssen t~N y In me aeasEaatlafy
~ Jaass s~sas
@sNm W sAklaa 4 lArwer ywsls ~
Al ssnp "a. mear sas ~aterwwekM VI
tension dam AaA Fwsrtywa hls swm
lsslaeinn a. aasAAsaaa wNme wafslsn gsa
i'naan ecanty. tgNm sh@ asAtr gtah ASH
same depassimrAs
Neal Humphrey II N tsugAyla lssiAg
frnua hlA safml in HEAR g'gwuk tswaabgp
Nna w@@s tnT mamY yAsfe. taamss
superintendent af ~ nesls vi fAss vaan
~ and knUws essaalslnaa AmasAv tha
rsref have Aknm suo lsss.as at fsaw
wee~i tNas ~ils gtse Awas IL sha nsAss
sho Afn II need " tisal wssmi aala
Mg tlwmrhroY Ali thps have ~ "a 4
aaul y 70 sewM o. 10 sheli home III
lhsy iIvc N ghe coangYy YMsa n fhn
vieht apsrls. and II u easpre N slasw
dewa. there ave assens II 0ghr. NJ
aeAEtea farmers ~ lha esuusry wap
will 80 ilAswise
"A iary desisIeai the slasfs fishes
eass Saiafaas - dlstrs,s
gnaFs fhr appfsiAets hal awAedasl
MF flshvF staAe. ihe lafy EAYu essn
~ Taa ssls attorney has euMsungta4i
sof $500 an area ~ total Frs tA~ a4
atFwa NJ a. eaa The naet ~ thp eun
d~almaslau Appeal raava wSlt Dw thas as
ueafsa peAlmou Tha eas~ Mw heeh
sss foF tbs February tsfm N esWFs
In The mranllme wufA ~ aasnm ahema
~ tNN NaGf fNT
Va nentsvy knuwu all ussr the
c"umtfy a. ahnw ussn ana mho gaF =
rAss several Yeafa haa batn Mu aa
vance a9eat fpF a lAfNw elreaa aaa
AL over tina ltalsea Asalws
and Canada, haa daesAsa Ia again hn
crae a cislsan. IN gats Nf saashgsa
Hereafter Ae wlli le nsnma9sg N she |
uuaN4e Theatre fntinK sisnea "a |
AgEe~ment wlth Manager wisaan "a |
kae~s tire shew sawsr fYem AigAa -
pmews ana wkli maAs AhiuHe aans |
hfoand the uashfiw n ~asfw, Ta hsNn |
~itAN he Maid friday 'wn lnssHd - Nsg
cur movie service direct tFpm hanses
ivy and wlh hasw sha efvam 0s tMr
ffss s,uff
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-08

Hen Rowland, the wise Mrs Solo
man. makes the confession of the
7doh wife. She says:
"Oh Spirit OF Santa, saith the Lover
hear now the yuIefide Supplicailon
of one who waiketh amid snares and
pitfalls and raging womcn'
Verify. verify. this is the tour OF
womans delight. and Of mans trlbu-
iafjons'
For. the HuGband is beset win
bills. the Bachelor " beset with fears
and with loneliness. and the Lover ia
beset with tcru sations.
Then. give me strength and wis
dom. that may face The dangers of
the mist'etoe season. without finch
ing.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-08
WILL. Ui~tt - RANK
isOIIIit.i,ItS ~ MELTING.

Oklahoma cry. ilvv FiVw bank
n bberiep may w. prevented sasans ~
caiaarin2 hAnk rahbnfa and "sbaf
fhaaes ~ shla hazard Ia bAnkins will
b. lnples ~ serious discussion Nv
members NJ the Okiahpms State IsatA
eFK ass0elntion AZ The eonyrnil1n
which plll begin here n1ks Tassdaf
Lava have bsrn enar,ed tfosiaiaA
severe penalties. bur aHrIag 'he gatst
fsv months number u tsapka ~eFa
robbed aud larws ewxfvustw sum "
money wRa as0lens
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-08
GOSPEL MEETINGS.

The 20 pei meetings al the United
Presbyterian church are progressing
fine. Yesterday was bumper day.
E'ghieen decisions for Christ. Audi l.
erces almost filled the house both
morning and evening. stili better TO-
night Come and hear Pastor Mcgary
In one Of his losical convincing and
entertaining sermons You viii miss
much II you do not come and wor.
hip With as these evenings. Song
service begins at 74a. You will be
admitted any time up until s3o.
Theme tonight. The Call of the
Cross"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-08
cgploags WAR TALK.

Washsncsnn. Dec s~--"presgcc Wtl
son would be rraveiy concerned 70 see
any such resolution pass congress" hs
wrote Senator Fall to-day sn reaaF tc
the Fall resolution requesting the
president TO sever dtsicmatic reia'
tors with the carsanxa go~ernment
u would constitute . reversal 81 our
constitutions practice which might
lead to very grave eenfSslcn in re.
GARD to our yoresgr affairs" he wrote
The president expressed corfsdence
that he had the support " every corn.
petens Authority IN tire statement that
tte DIRECTION ct the governments for
eisn afflrs Was assigned by the con
stltution and the chief executive and
10 him afene.
When the prcsd letter was re /.
ceived. Senator Ledos, chairman Of
the foreign relations committee called
Senator Fal ard sena,or BrandeGee,
republican, % Connecticut into ccn-
ference and IN a few fnirvtes an.
rouneed that 20 further action or Inc
Mexican situation would be taken by
the committee.
I'VE wanted 90 help,- Senator lodge
said, "hut new he entire Mexican sit
uation ocez to ne president. The re.
sponsibiiity IS upon his shoulders. let
Il rest there"
u was expected Senator Fail would
rake public during the day confidence
upon which he based his resolution
requesting the severance of diplomatic
relations.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-08
TIE GOVERNMENTS
WAY or DOING n

Some of the stunts the Government
pulls off aoald make tbs finest comic
opera seem sensible A coal company
has government contract 10 supply
the Topeka, Kansas postoffIce wlth
coal. A recent shipment for tho post
office was conflscaiod by the Govern
ment on the way from TIE mines
Now tho Government Il demanding
The coal Il ordered for tie posto'fIcc
which 1t confiscated.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-08
DEcGMBsa rIrrgENrA
RFo SEALS DAY

oklahoma CITY, fiec 4 Monday. ne-
eembef iss. has bcsn officially d~slg-
mated a. Merchants bay Ia the AaIn
OF Christmas Seals,
Merchants throughout the atate, In
every store. biz vr small. ARE agree
inF 10 stick on every package aent
out q little Christmas seal as part
oi their contribution In the seaE saga.
and 90 help the Oklahoma Tuhercnio.
sis association IN It's flwht nRainnt lhe
white plague
The idea " nenting with ready
reaponaa from number ~ eltiee
throughout the state and general
Observance ~ Merchants bay IN the
Christmas Seal Sale Ia promised
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-08
PIONEER MILLS
NAY CLOSE DOWN

"Uniess the fuel situation II relieved
within the next gsw days. said j r
nonelass, today. "the Pioneer Mills
viii be forced 10 close down. we
can get no adequate gas service. there
no coal, and Of course We need fuel
with which 20 operate. For several
days we have been using fuel oil.
which costs three times as much as
coal"
lot of people viii be thrown out of
work In event the Pioneer ceases op.
erationg.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-08
KANSAS ALSO ARRESTED.

Tceka. Kan. pec fouuaen arr
rssgs uf sale men ~ oil stock and
royalties thus Tar have b~en made III
fh~ siate banking Department earn
paiRn against vsolat~fr ~ the state
sbhae ska law The defendants Mg~
charged wlfh selling stecks ANA royal
ties ~ eampanses which had not hean
approved hy The state hlue ~ks board
The latest arrests were made a.
i.indsbprg 81 two saieesnen Who We're
said 20 have been doing lsxeiy hnss
re@s IA disposlng ~ ROYALTIES 90 an
oil lease A number OF widows ARR
satd 20 have becu purchasers nF the
royalties. which were declared Nv a
4 s1A n .
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-08
FRENCH PRESIDENT SENDS
MONEY PRESENT TO BRITAIN

Mexico City. Dec Felix Dlaz lost
three members os ~ cabinet In the
state Of Vera Cruz recently when Fer.
min @. panex. Jeaquls Nonsero and II
idorc polaneo were captured hy FEEDER
al troops. Among The documents Ia
Ken from them was 4 circular from
Dias TO business men IN talapa prom
lslng that no taxes would be assessed
upon them after the nisg cause had
irinmphed II they would now SOW
favor 10 the Dlaz adhefenfm
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-08

Grand rtausds. Mksh. Dec SssTks
indicted mems club That il ihe sian
that hangs today IN 4 sui,e Of rooms
In the leading hotel here
The rooms are set apart exclu siye.
ly sor Senator Newherry and the l3i
others charged with consgiracy In
connection with the lale election cam
aigns in Msuhisan
Here the indicted Will confer with
attorneys. receive and entertain
friends and hold special GATHERINGS.
u was rnggested that members OF
the club wear buttons inscribed. Il
helped keep Henry Ford ont of sha
United States senate.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-08
AERIAL NAH. NOuTE Is
ESTABLISHED ~ JAPAN

Toxic. nrc sA long distance mail
filght oF heavier than afr machines was
cndncsod the other day wien swp ~
three avialors who started from Tokio
rcacand the city of naaka diAsneo
o. ss1 miles carrying pouches Of mali
A great crowd ., oaaxa welcomed The
airmen.
The flight was held under tho auspi !
cns ~ tho Imperial Asiation soeiwiy J
which Ia headed hy Lieutenant General
Sagaaka
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-08
'tii.I sAIkit~" SHOOT
TWO DEPUTY SllEHltt~ :

Tulsa nec 4 pepaty sheriff E.
y Neu and Il wahh we're ahns eAast;y
s'oSorv midnlgbt un tasursas hy snat
hlg snymsH ~ho Hlssiapsea 10 Fuss
them AZ the intersection ~ Archer
street ~uh THE Frisco tracxa
The deputies r~Arhcsi Tor thair guns
v ~A commanded 10 pat up their handa
NmFf ~aa suos twivv One ballet pasa.
cd through bis right lew and the other
Through N ieft l@w above the knee
wsnh wae soi through the left wrsss
The robbers escaped
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-08

DiAZ FOLLOWERS ARE
CAPTURED nv CAlsRA<xA

London. Dec s--Iresldsnf poipcara
has sent the sum of " 900 10 tho i.0fd
Mayor FOR distribution amosrx the poor
of London ~in sincers fhaaks TOR the
reception aivea atm AT the Guild hAll
on tho occasion of bia recent visIt"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-08
WEATHER.

New Orleans. Dec s4--Elstern OK
lahoma tonight and Tuesday probably
snow. colder tsmperaturr, ten to txen-
ty-fcur. north, ten to twenty eight
sOuth portion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-08
WILSON DOES NOT WANT
BREAK WITH MEXICO
DEPlORES WAR TALK A\n
~ t.t.t.~biUN~ tHAl tDll'-
I.ONATll. REi.ATIO\S
RE lsllOiSEN Ar TIllS
TIME: -MATtiitlL.
WAITING" To
CONTINUE
BULLETIN.

Washington. Dec s A peace
time regular army Of SOC, 1000 men
and 1900 officers was decided
upon today by the house military
subcommittee headed BY Repre-
sentative Anthony, republican. of
Kansas. framing the army organi.
xation DILL. The combat troops
will be fixed et 2s000o. Suffici.
ent number Of men 10 subdue
Mexico should occasion demand.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-08
FOURTEEN KANSAS MEN
ARE ALSO ARRESTED
FIVE CONNECTIONS, - FNn
HAVE Rtt< ffffTtD;
STATE AND NATION -
AFTER TN MN
NlIO DtIRttD
t<Nt >t'itIl<l.
RuI.LETIN

New York. Dec. 4 Five Okla,
homa men ere under arres, here
charged with pcddline blue sky
N The form of Oklahoma. Kansas
and Texas oil stocks. The head
quarters Of the company Ia in
Wichita. Kansas. The names of
the men are withheld for the pres.
ent pending issuing OF warrants
for others
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-08
FIRST MERCHANT VESSEL
FROM GERMANY ARRIVES

Galveston, Tex. Dec. s.-1' steam
shop Hans the first vesse! flying the
German flag 10 enter port In the
Galveston district has arrived al Free.
port and viii take cargo OF sulphur
TO Hamburg She is small vessel
registering ass ions
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-16
RAPID GROWTH Of DRUG HABIT
SHOWN IN THE UNITED STATES

! while this statement Is probably OK
| tremc, a comparison of the per capta
| consumption in this country with that
! OF other countries indicates thar this
| country consumes from seventeen 10
scvcnty-two times as much opium per
capita as other countries"
habit Costs SIC, 900 Year.
Enough opium is consumed the tho
United States every year. the report
stated, To give every man, woman and
child thirty-sIx doses. A minimum cs-
innate of the value of habit forming
drugs was given as 800. 100000. most of
which Is paid by the victims who suffer
fortunes without their favoritc narcotic.
and are ready to go any length TO OBJ
tain supply
Statistics obtained BY the committee
dealt ony with the legitimate traffic in
drugs
In addition. there is the so-callod
underground traffic in these drugs" the
report continued. which is estimated to
be equal in magnitude TO that carried
on through legitimate channels. This
trade is in the hands Of the so-callcd
dope peddlcrs.' who appear TO have a
national organization for procuring and
disposing of their supplies. For TIN"
most part il Is thought they obtain their
supplies by smuggling them from Can
ada or Mexico. Smuggling is also prac-
tised TO a considerable extent on the At
lantic and Pacific coasts
QucStionaires submitted to doctors,
druggists and public institutions dcv"l-
opcd wide divergence of opinion as TO
the ct.uscs Of the incrcas" IN III" use OF
drugs. The causes suggested included
phySiC ianS' prescriptions. use Of drugs
for chonic diseases. prohibition. aSSoCI-