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Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-08-02
OPERATION LIME PLANT
NOW UP TO FARMERS

{. W. Courtney. superintendent OF
the state lime plant ut Gold Hin re-
turned today from trip through the
Willamette valley. covering both
sides OF the river AS far as Albany.
and covering about 500 miles OF
travel by automobiles. Daring the
trip he made arrangements for 10
representatives who will receive or
ders for lime from the state plant.
There are now on hand orders for
from 700 to 500 tons OF lime. which
VIII keep the plant In operation
from September to the middle OF
the month. when II Will be closed
down indefinitely unless additional
orders are received. The capacity
OF the plant Is from 40 to so tons
per day.
There is no question as to the
value otslIme on certain soils. and
II Is also found that on certain 9TH
er soils the lime is or no value. and
for this reason the farmers hesitate
about placing orders. preferrlng to
await the advice OF o. A. c. profess
sors, who are equally reticent about
giving advice.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-08-02
.ELKS CONVENTION At
KLAMATH FULL OF pep

Klamath Falls, Aug. EVERY
thing is in readiness for the second
annual convention of the Oregon
State Elks association. to be held in
klamath Falls, on August IA, Is and
16. Attendance to this convention
promises to be exceedingly heavy,
as delegates and members from
every lodge in the state will attend.
The entertainment of the member
ship in klamath Fails is to be Law
ish. the committee having left no
stones. unmolested to give the ant
lered herd the biggest and best three
days entertainment ever dreamed of.
pep" is the watchword. and night
and day the Elks will be busy having
a good time.
Business sessions will be held on
Thursday and Saturday, with a morn
ing session on Friday. The after
noon and evening of Friday will be
utilized in an Elk barbecue at Harri-
man Lodge on the White Pelican
Bay of Upper Klamath Lake. AT
the same spot, following the feed,
the lodges of the state will stage a
vaudeville performance. each lodge
bringing one act, and special act
arranged by the Klamath Falls COM
mittee serving as an appropriate fin
ale.
Arrangements have been conclud-
ed for the use of a large park which
is equipped with tents. in which are
cooking stoves and other facilities
for camping. Homes in klamath
Falls have been obtained in which
to house the visitors, it being the
sentiment there, that the natives will
sleep in the streets, IL need be, in
order that all who come to attend
the convention may have accommo-
dations.
All indications point to not alone
a record attendance, but to one of
the best frolics ever staged in the
state, when the antlered herd gath
ers at klamath Falls, on August IA,
10 and 16.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-08-02
SECURE ENCAMpMENT
CERTIFICATES NOW

All who are planning on attending
the 53rd national encampment Of
the Grand Army OF the Republic
held at Columbus, Ohio. September
7-l3, 1919, must get certificate OF
recognition and membership OF Com
mander W. s. Phillips. OF General
Logan Post. This certificate must
he presented to the railroad officials
before the round trip ticket OF one
cent mile can be issued.
Tickets will go on sale August
18th, good for 60 days from date OF
sale.
The following only will be entitled
to these certificates: Members OF
the Grand Army OF the Republic;
members OF the Womens Relief
Corps Ladies' OF the G. A. r.;
Daughters of Veterans; Sons of Vet
erans; Sons of Veterans auxiliary;
National Association of Nurses OF
the Civil War; and members of fam
illes OF each OF the above organiza-
tions ''Family" means the imme-
diate members OF ones family hv-
Ing at home.
Stop overs are allowed going and
returning. Excursion rates will be
allowed,
Those desiring to go farther east
after the encampment at Columbus,
may'purchase summer tourists tick
cts at Columbus for the nearest sum-
mer resort to their destination.
These tickets may be bought as late
as September 80, with final return
limit October 81, 1919, or sum-
mer tourist ticket may be bought at
original starting point with a stop
over at Columbus en- route.
Mr.. Phillips would like immedi-
ately the number who will go so
that the required certificates may
be sent for. Address Mr.. Phillips or
phone Mrs. Anna Stinebaugh, 14s-L.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-08-02

Salem, Aug. 1.-The resignation
of Colonel John May from command
of the Sd Oregon infantry is report
ed filed last night in Portland and
is expected by Adjutant General
stafrin today. Stafrin said the
resignation is due to protests made
by returned overseas men against
the colonel.
Only 10 companies OF the Oregon
regiment nave been federalized so
far, due to the failure OF officers in
some OF the other companies to quail
ify. AS soon as all have qualified
the captains will call an election to
elect a colonel to succeed Colonel
May. Colonel Abrams of Salem has
been mentioned as his successor.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-08-02
z BOYS ARRESTED
ON MURDER CHARGE
Bandon Boys Of % aud ~ Relieved
20 Have Connection with Ran
don Girl Murder

Bandon. Ore, Aug. Harold
Howell. 10, and Carol worden. rs.
were arrested here today. II is be-
lIeyed they are connected with the
murder OF Lillian Leuthold. lG-year-
old high school gir! whose body was
found Monday. Sheriff Gage said
a .22 calibre rifle. boredn0ut 10 .25
ealibre was found in the possession
Of Howell. Evidence is circumstan-
tial. The boys we're seen In the VI
clnity OF the murder Sunday after
noon. J. H. Worden. father OF Car
rol Wordcn.. declares his son was
eating supper NJ home at 0 O'Clock
Sunday, whom the murder was al
legged to have been committed
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-08-02
MEOFORD MAN IN AIR
FLIGHT TO ASHLAND
MAIL Tribune)

The Medford airplanc en- route
from Grants Pass to Ashland with
Delbert Jones as pilot and George
l.. Trcichler. president OF the Med
ford Commercial club as passenger.
passed over Medford at 9:l5 u, M.
Friday at high elevation and made
the - mile trip between the two
cities in 30 minutes
II was MIR. Treichler's first air
plane flight and he enjoyed tn long
est and highest flight yet made by
any .Medford citizen. flying at an
average height OF 5000 feet during
the trip.
~ The time of so minutes for the
trip includes the time when the
plane took the air from Grants Pass
flying field until II landed In Ash
land. The plane at first circled
around and went several miles west
OF Grants Pass until II reached the
high altitude before heading for
Ashland.
II will be frank about myself n
this flight" said Mr.. Treichler Fri
day afternoon. ~ enjoyed II very
mNch after got used to the strange
sensation OF coursing through the
air and confidence had come to me,
hut for some time after We started
would have gladly given up my pass
age and returned to earth had |
been sure that could do so without
being laughed at. ~
"The earth and towns, orchards,
woods and fields we passed formed a
strangely beautiful panorama. But
the most beautiful feature OF this
was the Rogue river which, In It's
winding course through the valley,
looked Hike a silver ribbon. In pass
Ing over Medford we were so high
that could not make out the people
on the streets, so small did they ap-
pear, and the moving autos on the
streets and country roads looked to
be only a foot or two long"
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-08-02

measure is to embody provisions for
six months training in cantonments
of all young men at the ages of Is
or 10 years. aliens to become auto
matically naturalized by completion
Of trainingc
Under this bin the regular army
would be a small professional
force" and the national guard would
be restored to its constitutional
function" and could not be ordered
out of the country without It's own
consent or that of the state authori-
ties. The national guard would be
recruited from the men who had
completed their six months Of train
ing. A certain number of men would
be permitted to take their training
in the navy, constituting naval
training force.
Veterans of the great war would
be asked temporarily to constitute
the reserve so as to transmit to the
younger men their experience and
training.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-08-02
MASSACRE MASSACRE Of F:-j7IiS1;' Jews IS
REPORTED IN ODESSA

London. Aug. From semi-of-
fetal sources reports have been re-
ceived that General Gregorien's
troops, which occupied Odessa, have
surrounded the Jewish quarter and
began massacre which lasted three
days and nights. Russian soldiers
carried out the massacre of Jews in
Ukraine. Bessarabia has proclaimed
a mourning period of IA days.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-08-02
SALES TO BE MADE IN CASE OR
CATION LOTS ONLY AND FROM
STORAGE PLANTs
PARCEL POSTAGE TO Be EXTRA
Missouri Representative Blocks
House Plans for Taking Two
Weeks Recess

Washington. Aug. 2.-The war
department has announced plans to
dispose OF all surplus subsistence
commodities. instead OF only canned
and cured meats and vegetables. as
at first proposed.
Sales Of food direct to the public
through the parcel post begins Mon
day and sales are to be made in case
or carton lots only. Purchasers
must add cost OF delivery by parcel
post from storage plants where sup
plies are held.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-08-02

Washington, Aug. BY refus-
ing unanimous consent for the con-
sideration of the resolution, Repre-
sentative Igoe, Missouri. democrat.
blocked efforts TO have the house
recess two weeks until the house
acted on his measure for the inves-
tigation of the high cost of shoes,
House leaders who hoped to sus-
pend business two weeks said. If a
recess was not taken the house would
meet daily but transact no business.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-08-02
'yADvEitSE NEWS FROM FRONT
CREATES CONSERVATION IN
4. BuIliPEST
DICTATOR BELLA KUN RESIGNS
Socialist Government Makes rcacc
Ovcrturcs 10 Alilcs---Safc Con-
duet for IBcia Kun

Vienna. Aug. 2 Bella Kun, Hun
garian communist dictator has re-
signed aud has been succeeded by a
socialist government. according TO n
Budapest message today,
On receipt OF ncws from the front
that created CONSERVATION IN Buda-
pest Iicia Kun. at n meeting OF tho
soviet socialists, became pale aud
with his back to the wall declared
VERY well. II you demand II must
resign. | made the best fight I
could"
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-08-02
is BECOMING
MORE USEFUL DAILY

Long Beach, CAL, Aug. 2.-Still
another use for airplanes was dis
covered here when a lost boy, Bobby
HOLMAN, three years old. was found
after an aerial search.
He became separated from rela-
tives. Earl Daugherty, an aviator.
hearing of the situation. invited
Bobby's mother to participate in an
airplane search. The child was
found in. cornfield.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-08-02
RESIGNATION OF
COLONEL JOHN MAY
Adjutant General Notifies Governor
May viii BE Asked 70 Re-
consider

Salem, Aug. 2.-Goyernor olcott
today received message from Ad-
jutant General Stafrin saying that
Colonel May had requested to be re-
lieyed OF command Colonel May
was urged to wait a few days and
consented to do so. He win be ask
ed to reconsider.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-08-02
THOUSAND SPECTATORS LINE
RIVER BANKS TO WITNESS
WATER SPORTS
BAND CONCERT AFTER EVENTS
Many Prizes Donated by Merchants
Distributed to Winners for SWIM
ming and Diving

1t looked as II all of Grants Pass
had gathered at the park on Friday
evening when at $50 O'Clock the
first event of the swimming contests
was called. The whole slope Of the
river bank near the bathhouse was
solid with interested spectators. Au-
tos we're packed in solid line far
up and down the roadway, and every
available point from which the river
could be seen was in demand. Not
less than one thousand people and
probably 200 autos were within the
confines of the park during the
evening. The weather was ideal and
the park was looking its best. Pic
mic parties we're scattered all over
the green lawns and the picture was
pleasing from any viewpoint.
The contests were varied and the
participants gave a good exhibition
of swimming in its various branches.
Amusing features were not lacking
and the crowd appreciated the pre-
dicament of the starter when he took
refuge on the spring board to save
himself from an impromptu bath.
After the swimming contest the band
gave its weekly concert to very
large and enthusiastic audience. Dur
ing the progress OF the concert the
prizes were distributed to the win
ners by Geo. i. Lundburg with the
assistance of H. l.. Stonaker The
officials of the swimming contests
were f. H. Balsiger and H. L. Ston-
aker, judges; e. H. Lister, starter,
and Z. l.. Coburn, announcer.
The program of events, winners
and prizes are as follows:
Girls under II years, 100 feet
down stream: lst. Dorothy Lund-
burg, box note paper; End, Hazel
Schmidt, swimming cap.
Boys under II years, $50 feet
down stream; 1st, Loren Tuttle,
pocket knife; End, Kenneth Gate
wood. lb, sweet chocolate.
Girls IL to .16 years, $50 feet
down stream; 1st. Philippine Sauer,
leather purse; End, Cleora Kiefer,
bead necklace.
Boys 12 to 16 years. Oaks" to
bathhouse: 1st, Leroy Heston,
camera; end, Norman Kendall, pock-
ct knife.
Ladies diving from large float:
1st. Katherine Clemens, 1 pair silk
stockings; End, Florence Riddle, COX
toilet articles.
Mems diving from large float: 1st,
Marshall Hough. lb. pail lard; End.
E, G. Steiger, flashlight.
Ladies over 16, ''oaks" to bath
house: 1st. Katherine Clemens.
novelty ring; End, Florence Riddle,
embroidered vestee.
Men over 16, back stroke Oaks
to bathhouse: 1st. F. H. Popkins.
Gem safety razor: 2nd, C. E. Muir
ply, lb. strained honey
Mems plunge for distance down.
stream: 1st, Jim Lium, "a feet, 2 lb.
box chocolates; End, G.. w. Swinney,
SO feet. necktie.
Mems swim around large float and
return: 1st, F. H. Popkins, flybook
and flies; End Arthur Cramer, lb.
box chocolates.
Girls consolation prize: Ruth
Flint, ID. box homemade candy.
Boys consolation prize. Harold
lsham, watermelon
The holding OF the contests and
the showing made by the swimmers
emphasizes again the exceptional
advantages that Grants Pass enjoys
in having Rogue river at its doors.
We desire to express our sincere
thanks to every one who in any way
helped to make the swimming con-
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Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-08-02
IOWA GOVERNOR TO
TRY H. c.L. REDUCTION

Des Moines, Aug. Governor w.
H. Harding has started campaign
10 reduce the high cost of living in
Iowa by sending orders to all coun-
ty attorneys to meet here Friday to
discuss ways and means for fighting
profiteers.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-08-02
NEBRASKA Is FOURTEENTH
STATE TO RATIFy SUFFItAGl

Lincoln, Aug. 2.--The Nebraska
legislature today ratified the woman
suffrage amendment unanimously.
Nebraska is the 14th state to ratify,
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-08-02

Copenhagen. Aug "A purely
socialist government has been form
ed by trades unions at Budapest un-
der the leadership OF Herr Peldil.
The now government issued a mani.
f1S'o declaring its chief task to he
to preserve internal order under ne
gotiations with the entente.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-08-02

Vienna, Aug --!TheAew socialist
government OF Hungary has made
overturea for peace with the allies.
Bella Kun will be given safe conduct
by the allies and II is expected he
Will seek refuge here.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-08-02

Chicago. Aug. 2.--one fist fight
between white and black is the
only trouble reported to the police
for l2 hours. Calm prevails in the
black belt.
Street car service has been re-
sumed following the acceptance Of
the wage scale of 65 cents per hour
for surface and 81 cents per hour
for elevated line men.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-08-02
STOCK YARDS FIRE CAUSES ZIG
PROPERTY DAMAGE AND
THREE DEATHS
DECLARES NEGROES SET FIRES.
Early Reports Says Calm Prevails In
Black BELT Street Car Ser
vice Resumed

Chicago, Aug. 2,--.lncendlary fire.
started by negroes the police declare,
early today swept the district near
the stockyards inhabited by Polish
and Lithuanian employees of the
stockyards, causing property loss OF
100000. Three persons are miss
Ing and score injured. Three thou
sand are rendered homeless.
Bad feeling between the races has
been aggravated by the fire.
State troops dispersed the crowds.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-08-02

CONTINUED on Page ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-10
GOV. WHITMAN TO -
esn HEAD BIG DRIVE
Accepts National chairmanshlp
Of Salvation Army
CAMPAIGN. IA

charles = Mhltman former gcv.
crnor ~ lhe state cf New Nork. has
acccrcd the imitation extended by
Commander Evanrsilns he",h 10 he-
c.ane nslienal chairman of the saliva.
ticn Army Home Service fund cam.
lalgn thrpugh which the Salsatlon
Army hopes "a raise siaooen which
vii be devoted 10 the care 81 the poor
tna the unfortunate In the rnlled
states II win begin on May 10. TO
lass = week.
IN her letter Of Invitation Com
uAnnder Booth reviewed the manifold
evidence of Covernor whumanr
friendship for the Salvation Army In
The past.
s''rhe salvation Army ia the vnncd
states mindful 81 your consistent aud
saiaahlr Friendship IN the past. asks
yea now Ca become its national chair
man Tor = nonr Service Fund cam
raien which We are planning to hold
IN the month of May" She wrote. "aad
- result of which We hope and aim
10 raisc fund of siaeoosn which
shan 20 la widen and dccpen our sefs.
ice to humanity in this country In all
the phases and channels with which
yea are 40 very familiar
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-10
couRirRs pAasup IN srirr op
Rebellion. ANARCHY, 8rRikIs

CONTINUED grom t'aEo nnol
hlenx t'narmcd ana with NOT 40
much as penknlic on his pefaon tor
solf protection. he mpxles ehrnaFh shw
bolshcyiss and White Quart machine
gnn fire Ike 3rinnln8 anismandeF
what does the Afnnrsan uoHfirr
10 Well. ho Is tac tobnuy who car
rlea lhc spaFrfn NsatsiaurIy and
~ important Documents. infernatlou
Al serrr,m and diplomatic snfranf0tAi
nee. wEieh | amt iiiotu esher ~
Germany would the eifh ~ Oh
ye - hsshold arc iaashv'i aeaY Ia hts
pouch Thaaa aFn imperative reports
NJ American fvtd commissions tF8ss
ling through t'urmany. or finance
commissions, snd pe~ee computations
theNe rng artR niust grach lsris Thp
nails d. not run and the trains tie
hrmHniYfa np. buf 'hp AMnfstait
Vurier Eefs ihrauah slnca ghe sesy
rs started W uafmanY under the
nunmna f Captain euri~ tsn wsssk#
tog }ha.s hAs nsf na.n a nlnwio hreal
Ae tpiuH and snlnians ~ vsss hasess
lha fact ihai Manieh waa cut OF
for two weeka fFan the nufasae wnrla
failed 20 interfere with ahe courier
schedule The fact that DanxlK be
comes isolated ever and amen cula ne
lce Working undes Captain Gnftia
are STA men. all 1T them officera These
sIr are continually changing. but 81
sass they arr picking men knoei
eds. of tha German language ard az
qualniancs with German gau4raphy
are noi essential 1tse men arc eheaen
Tor their erep" and Integrity alota
And Il Is she hobe ~. pluck and in
ielliHenee II thesu American conrlefa
IN Germany that ls Responsible Tor
shs veil Aniotmsa status II the "a.
leuie statesmen ln i'artn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-10
To HAVE GOOD
HEALTH YOU MUST
HAVE PURE bl00Il
Rheumatism, Gout and Similar
Diseases are Caused by.
Drive Out the Impurities. Pu
rify the Blood. Take Pre-.
scription C.2223.

When you suffer the agony and tor
lufn of rha,mstiaru. Eouf. iumbago.
lame back. or similar diseascu. you oi
course want relief aud want Il quick
Linimautg. poulllroa and dope Will
eonctllnnH stop the pain Tor few
mlquiaa bat iho pain eumes back
sometimes WORSE than before
To gof real aud permanent rell"i
you must 60 20 tbs seal of She trouble
-siiss an intsFnwl prescription that IA
reliable. one that not only drives pai
the inpnriliea that cause che disease
aud suffering. btH enrlches fhe blocd
Prescription g. ~ IA remedy chat
was originally i@elmred. used and
RECOMMENDED by . successful doctor
u not only cradieatee The polauns bat
balids up and enriebs@ the blood II
has relirved shouemda mud should ~.
iicye you,
I,o this. Go 10 your druggist today
Buy large 81 80 bottle of rreacrip
sioH c-ea95 Take ~ ieapt two bot
tics according 10 dlrectlous. and then
II you are not satisfied with tie bano.
fifs received return ihe esnpsy bottles
10 yotr druggist and ne viii glye you
your money back Write c-222s Lab.
oratories. Aemphis. Penn. for iIsera-
fHre.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-10
$4,000 OHIO psNs
70 SWEAR OFF
Prohibition Accepted A. a Settled
Fact BY ONO Brewers and
Liquor Men; LargoS,
Bar In World

cleveland May 10 when Ohio
takes i,s last drink May ~ hy sifia,
~ an amendment 90 ,hc state cons,i
miion adopted aat Noyvmher htoef
hau snd other places where ilanov "a
sold vii close np shop
Moat Onto brewers and llqnog dcai'
ors hav, accepted prohibaion aa . ne,
tlcir niartu ~ haslnos Into aoli drlnA
IA n niaew ~ bnsincws INTO e,F' drink
cnlufiama and eaiNcfla
N Bridgeport. ~ Va located whai Is
aaid ic he he hlsssl tarrnom IN lht
United slshw 4 hns "A total ~ csa
fssV ~ VAR spset uge bar A. EH1 tee'
iong f is osnfased hs ne tngsflol
der nlatlllinT COMPANY and ia patron
lned BY people gron whecilnr. w Va
iuai across The river Wcsi prglnlN
" dry
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-10
ONE WAr TO KNOCK
EYE OUT Or v|kls
Own Your Own Home" Slogan
viii Mako Won't Works
and KNOCKERS Take To
the Woods Z

uklaaoma Cuy MAy ~ kncyk cu'
the spseaa ~ eoisheslA psopakanAa
o~a ,uar cwn home
This u lhe sloxeA which VII heHla
ihs rsvAsesl h"me kalislina aflve ~
The hlsiogy - ihc nalier " u iha
aloaan of shr ovefnmeu, II shr lnitpll
States and Nav p amt 40 has beon
tcs ~ tho date nor GlxAuilc masa
meeting To- okiAsnma slty when D.
n ralman. director ~ the roashefa
iivisl0n ~ The Information Aaa eds
cation eefvi,r ~ tho vaUed watoa
department. 81 atcf ~ili ssplsin In
lhe governments plan 20 aid ayesx
Amogirsn vilssn 60 rwa hss 81 hef
owp hamc.
The maeii"s ~ii hs attended ~
s.ssssi.- ,sem -; ~sssss = stso ham
.rs. iAWfers. ciofg,mUa hausaras laun
and representatives, nom rlyle ard
commercial csxAnlsalluns ~ shn stats
,;oscfnur Rohosteea aai olher ogti .
eials are cspsried - make addresses
whnc the xu.ssnmepl's plan u one
postwW reconstruction. u - Also a
siKaniic nationwide campaian which
followed ihr closN ~ aop,illsiss Tho
spread ~ uiifaradleAia from tnnape
to The tfaltca atAes ,ausea ofgislaia
a., Washington 10 d~tefmlne m lm
mediate action, artlou that wuuid prrs
ven, tho spread ~ lailof uareAs.
preventative AGAINST inaldluaa psupa
xsnds "a undermine thu Roy.sDnen,
md cnuae dinconient amone cliiaens
~ tho nation
The plan waa followed aa'cks ts
an appeal 70 patriotic rl,ixees "a bo ~
eaa own Nour own lInmeH iea
nas"1nnfa uAYora aHd peagrr @Ns
citizens. feailalnF prosperous slu
SENS mean prosperous eonnranigleA
and prosperous communities hestag
living conditions for all lNm edlatais
began "a rally sar the plan
Oklahoma, with the nla ~ ihs sas
rFnnr lhs mayors ~ var sniah nltlAN
aud towns. - tho fifst of tlie states ~
the south and southwest 20 ssagi the
haii rolling And II rfeHent lndlea
tiuns are any criterion tha meeting
to-day ANA tomorrow viii he aisI
eantic success