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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-22
MN titNilt.iU WIN
aitNl tiiiui.. mn

Al fhs eioss ~ 'ne preliminary tiIsl
.oi Naior Nls, 81 Naflian ihs ra'
ofrA hef tsored elfh assault NWh
Hfnnf 80 eummii apo before ,uarif
laies q naira yesterday afternoon
f.a defendant saa hsli io fhs aisilt
0aHfi is ihe sum 81 Ell aaa
fhe complaining ~unsss Is sAffi
hfra nr iil shoa m Ycafi s.
are. and a nslshhal ~ abe defendant
ffefs nss nnud nf sllnsaass aaA
iho Judge haf ia haid enc ssamlna
nHn Ia tas district soan toim
Nilrf ~ae unhhle la make bond iAi
nas femanasa a. ihr ooauiy hl Is
analf uIal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-22
What the Huns Destroyed in France

hafe ia dn with fhe invaded fe
rious arc brought together under
one bead Since Nuftmhrf o.
lNl-. they nre af lasf ail Hlef
one roof ~ 22l rle saint liouofe
in Paris
The agricultural office ma.
voted a credit 81 siNis million
dollar, and revolving fund 81
twenty million doliafs fof lis
work
The industrial office uas vote
= ersiif 81 fifty million dollar.
and revolving fund II ~ enii
million dollar.
Since the signing - fhe arms
iiee. she Ministry ~ Armament.
with N lonehetr a. Minister has
heroine q Ministry ~ Industrial
keeonsiiiuiion. changing ihe
munitions plants r. rsaes manu-.
faeiuring. and absorbing fhr ~
iiee Of Industrial Rerousiifuiieu
from the Ministry ~ Liberated
Regions 4 credit 81 fgi0n0VlD
has been granted ~ fhis new
Ministry
The Ministry ~ Liberated r.
gIons hes crraici iwo new special
associates o. the Minister. = Com
nissaire General 20 aef q. liaisou
offscer With the other Nirasferies
and y confroleur General for az
counting and follow up.
In general. the Government has
been giving immediate aid and
relief 10 the returning refugees.
clothing them. feeding ihefn. CIV
ing them shelter and the neces-
sary utensils and tools. and.
secondly, II has been helping them
gconunsss % Page rhrssD
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-22

Ia't IS eae of ftf mafhtnr eur "a.
.ioas Is fae AnH Ae arms HaNy
II eaasi g.. o|s uaa.on Nafer of
aaait's itstfsIs s,ef' arn % q
ffNbe b ehrtafnltI m iHis s4Hai
of feicfmlaed niu aNo tvipel fa
4ueleh Toe hothesih mntemsnf 81
one of ts prlH0 lpai rofit .n tte
fa,lfie coast Nsn 81 ihs fffs sn
a'rIs sailors. mafnfs ana ei,I.nna
volunteered to ae.p m apprssNaf
Disorder Ana itet dld 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-22
SLOGANS COINED TO
URGE TAX PAYMENTS
II You Neglect To Meet Your
Income Dues the Federal Man
Will Get You, Sure A.
Shooting

WashlnFioa r,h es slofans oa'n
"a ~ ihs lnfernai ressnno hnftsa a
eNmniais eaflt ana mn atmsni aI
Ineome fsaes refsoi "a. changed rsn
eHlons in phich fhr akpassf rnAs
himself rn~ fhai siflefs hss tesn
era ani boalNllrs have r.ased fte
islesrs o aaieents have hrcn q.
ieafsi iuI the monetary tasi - 900
saeosra rtn |a So he msi lafreiy he
ihe iaAer g. he 4ald fhis ffar
Afm, sl o,-.uiai iIen tnaf as rsssi
bni 81 ncs.ls fosu sui4ofi aYa ons
~ M siofars Then b ssks. eiiase
sua iali ucom. akT
Another rlas~s an lnoumt faA 81
oeipi etih nfa ssfslfe liflf
Thn~s sim celebrated most loudly
sfs nminaoi ihsi aiuailnr 5 hafn un
afmlsiies dss dd uoi end touf faf
ln winning aears sin slelwi i'as
lnE fusir iroHne ins make. m0n raI
nn'ea fhan toa ~ hufn
l'err0ns et, mas 81 nfNntt iH
rrumhls 81 ihs lnrrass.i fafs 80 iss
atun afe sven hs,l tar iHsaaai n
BE- n''o~ine
~ yea ihinA foar lneof faa b =
bari. .hlp picture shat tta eeai1
have hesn ua aealne ha1 Nsuam
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-22

Interesting service. al ie ftr
Methodist church tamoffoe Men ~
Wonen
romofrow Will be layman sunday
af the Methodist church The mer
~ill speak lu the morning and ias
women in the esenlns in iae mofn
ma !. } STARK vii preside and in The
efenin Mrs l. n POTTS There has
been developed considerable spirit
Of rivalry as to which service win ~
,he most interesting
Below is the pfos~m and a lisf ~
speakers for Sunday Evening sons
services conducted ~ Miss IIosi and
prof RYAN Is particularly enjoyable
~ yoa S. 10 sing come. a. the songs
selected are those that are well known
and appreciated BY an
Services in charge 81 laymen
ii.oo m subject The Stew
graship 81 Professions" l. STARK.
presiding
Speaker Judee A " Roles y W
iIniR and Prof " A Gondell
7so , a.. M l. n Potts. pre-.
sidine The speakers have hecn
selected from fhc ladies' - ne cbnr'h
NJ johnson Mrs stark MIR Pierce
Mss Coughlan
Coed music IA charge 81 Miss Clara
Hoff ard Pro- y u Ryan
You are Invited
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-22
4 SUPPER FOR MN
OF TRINITY SIut RCH

On Monday evening a. haif pa,
SIX O'Clock. the nen of Trinity
church wiil gather AZ the reciory. 20.
East Noble avenue. for a supppr pro-
vided by TIE ladies ~ Trinity guiis
TIE Rev. A " 5 Corden. secresars
e the province of the southwest 4
the Episcopal church. vii be prpses.i
and speak . re men Mr. Garden Il
3 spesker 81 unusual strength and -
fe-esf lie = a. present visiting the
Episcopal churches in this region. fof
the Durpose q showing the opporsun-
ify before the men in these days 81 -
ccnstruction- All rho attend are a.
sured o. worthwhile evening.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-22
Moral Decay Big
Problem Faced By
Germany Today
Ladies of Guthrie,
Nom Is Your
Chance to Act

ladies' % 0usnre I've charhes
q commeyrs needs yoof heip and
nersocfsrtp Tire more - yeu ffat
oelons trs better ne organirai'f y
~if become. ard ths 70 spee Al
appeai that al % yea Nhe can ~4ii
bscoe,e rnenabers neat ~ees A''ef
Ne get q fuii nenabershlp. there
should De sooo things - store fef
cutrfe e. These things ~iil be net
ter a. the laaies hslp plan their
re the rnen,hseshlp committee has
been added couple ~ ladies' -
help oufina nest ~ees. Merhef
ship Committee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-22
Be a Booster
The Lord Fairly
Hates a knocker

~Are fev te~r tsess.sf - 49,
raa kresssff Naa 49, ars o.
ths eihsr y res aon1 - veuf ~
- sla Youf tessn e. fafs. shsss
fns ssfs hssi ~aY 20 o. seis = -
JON ths charhsf - csai~srts. "
ssiii eost ,os . . faa az salsrss
ntae oo Il fsa sfs tsslnss.
of pfofesslanal r,ar
lusi thins % H oaiy aollss
te tseeus Hesrnnsf - touf ossn
herss io.sr neesssf sraaeIss,iar
Can fou sffera nee ta bslsna 2
Nou sufs earntt
lain Aontaf fhsn rut raur
boosting eiaihss 81. ana beoss shs
ine 'e>a zoe hss in fhats shs
highest auaiiiY - rat0cilasa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-22
illEoDriNArE CHILDREN
CROWD GERMANY.
hoAl LAWS IAs

Berlin. FEB - ~ Narnus
Hlrschfeld. one 81 ne lead.na German
medical psych, pathic authorities con. :
pleted today preliminary survey ~
moral and domestic conditions in Ger
many In a report 90 be- submitted g
fhe new government nr Hlrsohteli
urgently called for the appointment Of
a medical minister and medical eabi
net 20 save Germany from the men
ace Of surplus ~ nsn illefiflmais
children and deseneracy In an IN
tervie~ II Hirsohfeld said
IT j. stiil TOO early 10 submit 1eH
mite flKures but a general survey gf
eondlisns reveals thar the nation is
IN a dangerous state Oniclai counts
SON that there are zoe Gee surplu.
~cmen a. the result ~ the death ani
incapacity % men through the var
Added 10 thislis the fact that the nef-
sous action Of four years % war has
rendered millions Incapable Of moiheF
hood and fatherhood In one way This
fact n a great ala calldren born IN
Germany today have a poor chance OF
normal development owing 90 food
conditions and disease The falling nfI
IN ths birth rate Tor The moment is .
great boon. Tho kaisers idea Ell
making q breeding pen ~ Germany fnr'
the purpose q filing out larse army
must be snooked out of the peoples
heads untli condi ons are again nor
nal. German women must bring -
few children a. possible |nfo fte
world
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social diseases and tuberculosis are
beyond control IN Germany a. pressnt
Unless immediate steps are taken by
the state 90 deal wifh This phase 81
reconstruction German MANHOOD 8.
doomed and the undermining of the
Teuionlc physique j. certain The nr =
government must appoint a melioal
cobinet 70 deal wifh fhe iii'Fefima'- :
children problem A conservative as-
innate shows 900 600 such caildreu in
the nation foday Marriage have fail-
On or approximately fifty PEI ruf
also This j. due 20 the lark ~ rea
Rrowing immortality and disregard -
the martial ideas among young mon
and women The frantic efforts - ihe
kaiser regime 10 repopuiate Germany
during The var are chiefly responsible
50 great has been the increase of de-
generacy. owing 20 the segregation %
the men during the war that ofsirisi
steps fo prevent 'ts further spread are
lmneraiive for the safety of ste nation
''Cermanys great problem today T.
% rebuild the wholesomeness AMI
sancslfy of fhe middle class 10 ne and
stamp out the nations war laxify to-
ward the marriage Ideal Otherwise
disease. iieEii'nscy and degene-acy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-22

- Louis. Mo. Fsb - The Union
Brewinz com any q she frFi s. Louie
brewery to run oat of brrf sluee man
maciurs va Hopaed Dees abrf iasi
The company notified be- cssfam'fs
hat fhe sfork was oHi
The hreserf haf b.sn c1nvff 80 'n-
io u butter substitute farorr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-22
GRAND OFFICERS ODD FELLOWS
VISIT rEAoouARTERs

Nh Cope 81 ~ Reno. grand master.
p u Clire ~ Tulsa depuis grand
master snd Thoma q Andrews q
stroud grand warden 81 M Odd Pei
lows grand lodge. are holdlng a con-
ference TODAY with q " nrioe. Grand
secreian AZ fhe state h.ad1aariers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-22
BolsrEsisr seirAroas ~
RUSSIA c~lEFlv GERMANS

Washington Feb 12-Ths annnai
rivers and harbors bill carrying ap-
organizations totaiink tD0po.ooo was
seus today for the adjustment of dlf-
ferencs- besween chs senate and houss
drafts
The measure was fassei iast night
b. the senate without record vo,a
after = weeks debate.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-22
Vota .oaNn aur nnlnk aMfr :

Vors soas" nur DRINK "wer-
NashisWen frh 81 Me- prnh bl
i|Hnisis - ctasrsas afe - ism over
fefiinF fhf|r elifkrr fAruas of
lrsnmiafs afuulh lr ihss patnt -
talunihla s reapanalhls fur thsir
iiaiv fhs1 hai nNurvd en havine
anai rf'sidsnl Wlisun reached Wash
'nFi0n ani siruri shr new ar res
'nue hIA a. svf n the irEreilen,.
iof these ho' losiilen sloser alr hlahs
an1 hfuutes
ltr ioiaf fheY ieafnei lhai thar
tusle Ham g sriilns iirssl q pias4nx
IN" role ~ me ~hlfe alrsnul susto-
d.aa ~ me mahasany. wha pr,rpvuaaa
en- universal lnaulfY "whtfl n be.
ssuis AZ he swlsi..a gho ipvrl asrasa
n. bar Ne ihr,sions a. thr1~ 30
his tib saturday ulshi wiiheui waii
lhs fuf tns HiAsas to msl barh. Ana
aats ~hefe ths u4b cosmos in.
~ eno ts more worr.i over ths
siiaaiiun fhan ftp national is,risia.
fpra whD vute ary aua dffnh WI.
fhay nsnnol vts~ the f,nuvp wlrh
equAnimlfi hecause sh~t fear they
nnsi veN u asletiY
N.'ai ~ ihs atoe..i Ntfs. aafteilaf.
ias the psfretual drafshl 49, has
been farna upun ihum. have arranged
aflfaie .eaars aanhpn rarinna.
snasn a. o.llars baf nuf 40 wah ths
rr,ifesas'i rdflcs Tha Artsfno0n
nufd rsteiiei ths senate ana hous.
~ representatives that linclo thsn.
whn has hrsa brfnunr them their
fquer ever slooe ihe government
itsls 0srr the railroads nionihs aep.
lnfsnda Huf to asrepf another ease fsr
transportation afieF Friday
A. offeisl - fha faIsd states
railfoad aamin'stfaflon said today h
seems rsrfsin an snlbarTu viii have -
hH fni uu ne arc~ fsnsa ~ .hlp-
nssnfs ~ wet rs~~is - Washington.
fni his = the renaon Al ~ tha
available staoe ln ~ ssrf~ss asfof.
ani safsllousss under cuuirui - the
failrnaf admlnisiufion arr lammr,t
le fta nlofs aith Nhi-ty brandy ant
slnet q ls Afemllg fuin tisaf there
are ihpasanda anl ihgisAsis - oassa
- whisky fhsl. trery taY slnc.
oanFres adopted that provision -
'he eaf refrupe hi1 whlfh makes tho
iiesd bons aff aW apallcahie -
M VffriH ~ Colombia a. SON a.
thai 81 81 afp.uv,i bi ~ president.
ihefe have been hundreds 81 raaes -
iA4uor arriving hers several cierks
aes sspf smpioFsa eenfiaaoaalr aenf.
.HF pai plslsi esrls nsi INK ~ aso-
.ie - washiusion thsf their eunsign-
'ueufs ~ Nei prssil have srflve.f.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-22

fosiaf y NnshlaEion blnhday ant
a i-eai hoadaF nanks enumy ant
u'y offioes and fh@ l-ssiafnos Nsfs
r'osrd darnE fhe day
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-22
NEW REPUBLIC Is PACING
ENAcE OF SURPLUS
MEN. ILLEGIrIMATE
CHILDREN AND DE0ENER
AcY"; BLAME is LAID AT
DOOR OF Ex-KAIsER. AP
PoINrMENT OF MEDICAL
MINISTER AND MEDICAL
CABINET DEEMED IMPERA.
TIVE


lsneor, -. 27-eh siip sehssoe-
mann. German chsneeller. says Ger
many . facing tne erases, period of
tsr e. s,ssenee. The morals ana the
morsls 81 the people have gone 10
pieces II needs az iroa hand aa~
as eeses before
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-22
BULLETIN

Washington. Feb - On
Warrington birthday. 1919. he
great city Of Washington. capital
OF the greatest nation on earth.
'isc.'r~ absolutely dry Not
saloon l. open and not a hotel IA
dispensing tho booss And Hal.
,imore 4 ae miles away
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-22
Whisky, Ruri Bran
dyStackedSkyHigh;
Capital Nearly Dry

coNoREsaMEN AND sENA.
TORS AZ NATIONAL cAfi.
TAI. WHO ALWAYS VOTE
DRY. HUT WHO DRINK WET.
ARE UP AGAINST 1T NOW
BAN Is PLACED ON RooZE
AND TOWN IL REALLY DRY
FOR THE FiRsr TIME IN
HISTORY
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GcOstinoed on Page FlrsD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-02
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
CHICAGO, February Corn aN


aged lower in price today, weakened
more or less by the fact that country
offerings had become a little larger.
The market closed unsettled, with the
final range varying from / y net de-
cline to a advance. In oats the re-
suit was unchanged to Is down, and
in provisions off SO to Soc
Somewhat greater willingness that
rural owners displayed to part with
holdings appeared to be connected
with a renewal of work by shelters In
important sections, especially of Illi-
nois and Indiana. Prospects of cold
err weather seemed likely also per-
haps to stimulate the crop movement
Bearish reports were current, too. that
within forty days Argentine shipments
would be landed in the United States
at less than 81 a bushel. Withdrawal
of government buyers from the rye
and barley markets was viewed like
wise by many traders as an element
of depression. On the breaks shorts
covered freely to even up for the week
end, but no lasting gain was scored
except by the February delivery.
Oats were without snap. Slowness
of shipping demand seemed to be
chiefly responsible
Abundance Of hogs and the weak
ness of grain curtailed inquiry for
provisions. The fact that a temporary
embargo had been placed on hog ar
rivals here was apparently ignored.
NEW YORK. February 1.-wheat-
Spot, steady; No. red. 2.341s track
New York. Corn-Spot. steady; No. 2
freight New York. Oats-Spot. easy;
standard. 6saS61s. Lard-Duli; mid
die west, 23.20a23.3o. Other articles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-02
NEW YORK CoFFEE MARKET.

NEW YORK, February 1. The
market for coffee futures showed
increasing activity and strength dur
ing today's trading. Reports of
European buying in Brazil were
regarded in some quarters as possibly
anticipating some modification of the
embargo against shipments to parts
of central Europe. and there was also
talk of European buying in the local
market. Domestic trade interests
were among the most prominent
buyers on the advance, leading to
reports OF a better demand from the
interior, and there was further cover
ing by Wall Street or scattering
shorts. The market opened at an
advance of to IS points. with May
selling up to 1866 and December to
1890 in the late trading, or so to SO
points net higher. The close was at
the best, showing a net advance of
$50 to IS points Closing bids: May,
1880; July, 14.4s; September, 14l5;
January. 1885.
Spot coffee, hrm; Rio rs, Is: Santos
As, 211a. Cost and freight offers from
Brazil were generally higher, the
quotation for Santos IS ranging from
1875 to 28.0e.
The official cables reported an
advance Of SO reis at Rio. Santos
spots were 100 reis and futures rs to
100 reis higher. Brazilian port
receipts, $4,000; Jundiahy, receipts,
5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-02
EVANGELICAL AND OTHERWISE

Most of the big American bankers
see. something other than gloom in
the future. Nearly every Washington
banker expresses himself as hope
full that the reimbursement period in
American industry and business will
not be accompanied by lean times.
The Corn Exchange National Bank
of Philadelphia periodically issues II
little newspaper. In the last number
Charles s. Colwel!, president of the
in the following way:
1T is natural for business to hesi-'
tate under present conditions. But do
not let us hesitate too long nor ex-
pect in the near future to see prices
back to pre-war basis.
prices Will decline, but rememb Der
that Tor four years, as every one knows.
the principal nations of the world
have been producing little for gen
erat use, consuming and destroying
much. Even today in many countries
little is being made, much IS stiIt
being destroyed
''pl1n for business. figure on q
cioss margin al profit anu. if domes-
tic demands are light, look to for
eign fields.
Foods are high: therefore. All our
labor SHOULD be quickly employed on
a fair basis
American business men solved the
problems of war; the problems Of
peace should not scare US
plan for business
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-02
81 DISCHARGED SOLDIERS
RETURN TO JOBS AT P. O..
Officials Also Have Written Seek.
ing the Release Of Other
Former Employees.

Thirty-one discharged soldiers, who
were employed at the city post office
before entering the service, Aave re-
turned to their old jobs Post office
officials have written commanding
officers of units In which other for
mer postal employees are being held
prior to rehabilitation and asked for
their release, provided they desire to
return to their old work. r.
Returned men have been reinstated
in their old Jobs or have been pro-
NOTED. Several made good records
in the overseas postal service, which,
1t Is expected. will enhance their
chances for Advancement
An examination for next Saturday
Of candidates for clerks and carriers
IN the local department is announced.
Temporary employees failing to take
the tests will gradually be replaced
by civil service men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-02
j. s. STEEL IS SOLE
MARKET FEATURE
Quarterly Statement and
Extra" Common Dividend
Relieve Weeks Dizziness.
REVIEW OF THE METALS

NEW YORK, February Apart from
the United States Steel quarterly state
n.ent and the lover extra" common
dividend. the stock market as n whole
recorded no material change during the
dUll and undressing week.
Economic problems as presented by
Worthwhile labor disturbances and the
'targled railroad situation engaged the
mere serious attention OF financial in
terests, contributing aprreciably to the
expansion of short selling and occasional
intervals Of liquidation.
In the absence of any encouraging in
f1u"nce the view prevailed that quoted
values might he forced to lower levels.
the steel dividend giving point to that
Clinton,
Public interest was at lowest ebb. ana
there were signs that bull pools in va
ricus speculative issues nad Temporarily
exhausted their resources.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-02
Naval Officers Reassigned.

Naval orders yesterday assigned
Rear Admiral Roger Welles. director
of the bureau of naval intelligence. to
command Division 1 of the Atlantic
fleet; Rear Admiral Edward w. Eherle,
until recently superintendent at An
nApolfA tcs.command,D Division g.. and
Capt. George W. Steele to com nfand
the Meet air detachment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-02
NEW YORK SUGAR MARKET.

NEW YORK. February There
was no change in the local raw sugar
market, with prices on the basis of
1873 for centrifugal to the refiner.
Trading was unusually active for a
Saturday. with the board reporting
additional purchases of 1S0.650 bags
of Cubas and 43.4o0 bags of Porto
Ricos for February shipment.
In refined there is fair volume of
business, with practically all refiners
behind on orders, due to the increased
export business. Prices were I'M
changed at for fine granuiated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-02
Irish Resolution Goes Over.

Action on a resolution requesting
the American delegates to the peace
conference to present and urge the
right OF Ireland to freedom, indie
pendence and self-determination" was
postponed until next Thursday by
the House foreign affairs committee
tive neod ct Virginia, COMMITTEES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-02
NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK. February DRY
goods markets today were quiet and
unsettled, the main feature heinEi
talk of curtailing production in mill
ccnters.
OF thirty-nine cloth mills In Fall
River. seventeen are on short time,
and it is stated that some Of the
larger textile plants in the country
are not now running moro than thirty
1--WE hours a week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-02
Shipping Weakness Explained.

Specific reasons for the weakness Of
shippings and the better known oils
were furnished by The severe and I'M
expected reduction in ocean rates and
indications Of increasing friction be-
tween foreign holders of Mexican con
cessions and officials of that govern
ment.
Monetary conditions offered ground
for moderate optimism, diss hutton of
the local money, pool relea sing large
sums from interior banks and restoring
rates for time and call funds almost to
their former ease.
The investment market was Slightly
stimulated by extension of several eX-
r;rng note issues and the underwriting
of a number of new issues. including
Southern railway and Rock Island short
ma -Lrities. Several important bond is
sues are said to be under consideration.
but these are likely TO remain in q hey
ance until the victory loan has been
fioated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-02
British Air Casualties, 1868.

LONDON. Friday, January 31.-The
total Of British Casualties in the air
service for the entire period Of the war
was 1922. OF this number 6.16s were
killed and =. AS were wounded. lTb6fe-)
Inaindef are missing or known TO have
heen taken prisoner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-02
FEWER DEMANDS FOR LOANS.
Federal Reserve Boards Weekly
Statement So Indicates.

ed by a reduction of $164,000.000 in
bills on hand. and increase OF $s4,-
000, 900 in member banks deposits
were shown by the Federal Reserve
Boards weekly financial statement
issued last night.