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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-24
SANTA FE TRAINS GO
TOGETHER: SEVERAL Hurt

Albuquerque. n. ~. Sept. 3s--The
collision q. bound passenger
train No. ON thc Atchison. Topeka Il
Santa Fe nasr kcnnedy, n. H., With q
Light engine yesterday tore up con :
ssdershie stretch Of track and east
scund trsins ~ere held here until this
morning
Both ensines we're badly damaged
and tsrse baggage cars dersiled.
Among the injured Passengers we're
Mrs Francis wThftsorth. Little Rocs.
Ark-. les brusaed and Myrs W. shaw.
Fort ncPbsrscu. Ga nose broken.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-24
y|lll WILL APPEAL
TO WAsn|ACTOM NON
----~---~
Sends Courier 10 His Representa-
tive Al Nations Capital
With Sealed
Papers


III pAso, Teas. Sept .s.--A conr-
Ter passed shr0seA here iss, rssA, ou
his way TO San Anton'o. Tex. frou
r-snciscc vss'a's ncadouArsers ness
shs parargo hias aua stale line. !,
vas announced BY member os the
Villa o-wanisation here.
He VISITED vslla ia his Daranso
headquarters in tho .nseress os The
proposed ln.on OF al, rebel leaders 90.
posing ,hA ca-ranza government 1t
was announced Ths courier Vas ex-
pecsed 20 20 10 Washington from San
aaionso x1ih a message for Villas
representative. Mxmei Dses Lombardus
sso i aid to be IN waahingfon at tha
rcscnt time.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-24
PLAN OVERTHROW or
GERMAN REGIME

Genera SeY "a xeperss vrske
'n az industries IN Gcrmany. the dis-
sSisior cs he German army and sbc
yrs~tkow Or 4Se d@inocrsfsc German
gcsrrnzneo< in favor of q communist
sscsms during he coming winter has
eFer decided Dpo1 4; conferences
h&ld by EusS11n and German rsvoIs-
sion;sts. scccrdirs 70 rhe Mnnicf
seuanss Naehrschfen- The newspaper
says that me bta4guhst1rr NJ the COW
eznment are 10 Ss ss<sblishsd VI
L~ADSsc, apd viii b. IN close tooch
v1sh Moscow
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-24
lRc[sT Cllss N Temple
HISTORY TAKE DESIRES
Wenderfnl woek Given Noviaaiea
by ocmpeseas worksrs; the
Temple ClAss View Site
Of New Temple

wnh the aenal ~eahh IL sSsner,
and siecsraeal efiscts the assrs~a fran,
our ~ ftfs~snsh ~er~ sssr~d ,vs.
'rrdxs and hast nisAs At sAe scaaplc
The inpr~sgse ssar~nsA d-wrs~,
knvwn sn Rite sr,snoe a. The psr-
f~s Eia.~ ws rnoansed with All ia
sery~>as and spl~mAia a,rh lsxess
fhN dngrc~ ua~ Ng She mcst smgs~x.
ssse Ia srcstlsh Rite. Was exe,nplisi.d
~ she usual team u psss n,asscr ~.
r~rs&
Nasscai f~aiares werr uogahle id
aennection.
Wa f iaAaax as dsevaeF us. 10
sAe ~. she r-r IN, class, yes unnamed
viii 60 down In Aistosy OF the ocal
emple ss = rSa liter class Ia srain'
x aaHiRcrs taking the wsrk
TAls afsera.on sAs enflre class. *
eouna&ased ~ temple cffscers visited
he size ~ she nsw ssar:5sc and ID.
sg~scsca SusArse's prs~xn, 20 "a ten
r.. sNanvontAon hAli Plans q she
iss ssructnre waseA n 80 ooSt u
@a.eae. The class w@s x'rii els as,s u
aith the plans aud th~ rsse and ravw
ssaSy ard unanimous nspDsnl.
rh+ following IsatArsa men are sak
NJ fhe dasres~ jean Maraia. Paul |
sarnss. F-ed SosAl. rwd Trapn.sl,
lsn Garner. Cass Dos-e. Garnet. John |
ssscAeai " T Moisnish. Col liars and
crnxss n~1nting
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-24

roacbInw of Red Crosse nursing vsth
phttioai training for girlu IN the
school ~ this state probably will be
. permanent part " the ehool course.
n u Wilson state anperiniendept. wbo
~ here today, has encouraged lns
work and through hle Influence ths
statc board " education has author-
Ixed Mss AIoyvlus iAruh- Miller n
shawnee " she state Red Cross or.
ganisatjon 10 supervise the work IL
The state normalE,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-24
sA0W O0WN BETWEEN
CAPITAL AM0 LABOR
Roth SsDE~ CLAIM FIRST
BLOOD IN OPENING
WlND; CONGRESS- To
INVESTIGATE CAUSE
~ STRlkE
1UIL.ErIN

Clevea4Dd. o. Sent q Four
men were xsabbed. two probably
fatally. snd 'wo others were badly
beaten near the entrance Of the
American sseel 4 wirs company
Newberg plant this morning IN
The ftrss serscas local dssorder Of
the steel strike. 1ae trouble broke
cut when a street car stopped near
the nlsnt 70 lef of men bound for
work at the mills. This makes y
record OF III dcad and thirfy-ons
injured a, this point.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-24
Dear Public Itself Partly 10 Blame

c.oshe@ i4iat make ths woman. or o
gtod s4t " her. NO 4, win bs quIls
+. hard matter for hsr " rcsisl new
fail loss even II THAR priecs have
s0ued and are sin soaring.
The burdred dollars that f.xsd her
w for Nv season fsr years ESQ
~0uidgt sssD 50 one lhird Of the d;s-
lance FAis hil:
Tho Increase In cot can uvf Ds
iaid en'ircly uscn fhs incrrsts ci
prices. Five years ago ti'e Average
man WIS satisfsed wit', good cotton
shirt. today be u NOT dressed up un-
t&s he wears q ok shirt Cotton
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-24
THIEVES GET AWAY
WITH On HlAN's CAR
New Buick Six Il Taken Prom
Garage Last Night: Also
Valuable Surgical
instruments

Thieves broke into Dr. l., A. Hahns'
garage lalc hast nigh, aud stole his
alaaost rev Buick car The doetos
lad used the car less than swc
0onths Vie bougat 4, from o. r,
Lewis apd {, was In splend.d coud,-
tlon aaa unfortunately had nc marks
othAr taan the numbers. BY which Il
can DO identified.
The theft OF the car must have &ap :
r9u~d after mlduigai al ,fficers visit !
ing that Dsishboraood along about one
o'c'crs nosIcrs sre 1ocr ct AHs gar
age open.
Mo- Only did toe ,hleves take ,1e
car bat they ailso took three eases
containing surgical instruments and
medicine. There uere two OF she sur
gscsl cases and one medicine case.
isis might give officers d clue. There
was no Insurance on tho car or on the
Instruments ant the loss 10 tse doctor
Will exceed 5000
Bserir Robertson Is flooding the
country with cards today ana has
wired all poin,s TO watch for tho car
n wish toe people of ,hls county and
city who oAn automobiles would IN
sure 'teir property" said Sheriff
Robertson today n, Is q greater risk
n0u d~.s 10 own an uninsured auso~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-24

After having heard wanosass fos
eight dsyH and heylHk sIrsady paanbd
on iia cases submitted 10 n. ,hc fsa
arai grand Jury Il expected so submit
~ repors and return indictment "a.
day 10 Judge John y rotteral IN lhs
tnked asAsss district ecurt 4 lev
more slines ~ wvre called 10 Testify
rsrly thls morning on nc~ canss ne.
for" shv report IL submitted. although
The work Of the Jury u eoneldercd 10
be virtually complete.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-24
NEARLY RJlI.ION DOLLARS
~ BONDS RETiRED

Washington. Sept. 2t.--Sesrly bsi-
aoa Lords hare been retlres and paid
0ff 5y the government With ,cars re-.
tarned BY Tire allied governments and
rsr'ain taxes witch rere paid ~
2onds enaaeires. The total OF all
isss@s Of bcnds ran to fi7.ee5 oeo .eoo.
Great British asHeasy has repaid
sSz.9essss Of the billions she oves The
rni'.sd States and france also made
email paynent In al the allies o~e
ihe Unised States abou. tee billion
6cllars.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-24

h~~~~~~-~v--~s~s~~s--~-~
-sMise Assms Nts.sef whs ~Ss
"lvcsea = s*g'e~ ID shs rnivsFssS u
hsna@, AVID who lvgs la.s we.k % ne.
cep, chat assas'vn ass svssxnsa 10 be-.
eo'nc a~siweans imassaugoT Ia Esgalsh
al " II
iadxr Arthur Swank II ge~sIiIax
~ the enurxson murder trial nc~ %
~ saltwater srarxvon sasalsa AL.
ink Ruth ysrgsais rsfn~y ii shst
Tsaea Last MAJ. bat plsaa. sssf ae.
frnee. Mormen Irals ~ aefvud,ns
sheriff nohestson end ,uauss
Attorney pinwsddse attended ,hs state
w'as ineetspr ~ thorsffs and smna,
attorneys held 81 okMbuaAa tsiss ysa
s.risy ~FssFy rcarsy In sh~ stats
waA represented. ssali she sheriff
This resolution wsa adopted suh ref
eF~nre 10 | " vs. ava strikes IN
Een.fsl u wwA Declared that Fhev
~oald ensufre the lsw Or enacted
and Represent neither rapltal nor Ia
tor nns ans faction ~ party 10 aay
controversy Il alau wes rssols.d shAs
no peace otflvNr swosn 10 uslhold Ahs
law should iuln any efsaulshsion that
win prevent Or vnbafrwaa hlrn ia chs
sro,svsion q iifc and eFupeFiy
fiss grand ledge W the indsgsnd.
sns Order ~ Odd ralia~w Ut oklaluuas
will meet Ia oklahcaaa rMy. ovs0ias
|. Ihu vflleam for I'M coming year
have aiready beon atevsaa hs the faf
cfrnaum plpn, reofwe bruce of tfss
cry u secretary and n u cIiu. a.
Tussa Il Eranj mas,sr. An effort sil'
ba made 20 have he grind hodge
meet IN Guthrie fog shs iHxo ss~&lous
"a IarsN dclegnslon ot tlushrs and
Logan county sl,la"n vell 80 to Oh
lahoma CITY Friday 20 hsar rfspsa~nt
Ms'son make his address The pfua
ident'e special win pass thsua9h Iu,b
rle a. o'tiovk in fhr AFTERNOON N
ifiday, september sash, A larrs
crowd siIi b. AZ the depot TO greet
HIM lic has promised 10 make 4
brief talk here.
Major Alsa ] Siier president of |
The Security STAT. bank of Tulaa N
In The ossy today asseudIax tho Ms
sonic consieiory. Major NlisA served
with The colors In rraucs as ma
Icr and ~sw some " IN. heavy work
Whiie tho security state bank of.
Tulea II cue of sh~ r~eeps flnancial
institutions 10 bo launshsd Ia thar |
wonder city, IL lGss statement sho~f
W well with deI~tlts u sS,efpf fes ~ |
with better prospects N higher /
wages for pcs,offica cicrke and ether
government employee. clyil service |
agcnts are being urged 10 sslmuiat.
interest IN number Of coming exam.
Ipa,ionp. isleposraphers. typia,s and |
clerks are needed st Washington. anf. |
saniination dates can BE- had al tha
poaiofIlec Al any time, Low wages |
have caused shortage of clerks aad |
carriers IN this section of the country |
Tor sotno time. bu, the prospects for
an increahe IN pay soon, win hftng |
many more applicants. Il n believed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-24

t'ostoria. S.p, 2l.w Conssable Keefer
of thIs city, has bargain counter
here on II In ons frii sized circus
cluigment. with essrythns that soes
70 make " q Perfect Day ia Dig
Tent.
Peter wants 20 sell his circus. tent,
IymcnAds nd everything. The selling
day u to Nv Sept ~. The circus
oquipmsnt " 70 bc sold 70 sasisfy q
court ciAim.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-24

III sius shs clothes that makes the
man" REMARKS this years shofpw
Nth more than usual gravity ., ha
tskos sian' ~ tbs price IIs Srd
her1caily decides 70 make iaxt years
suit 20 another round.
10 the good o:d dsys- q ~ "
dollar gre<nback w0ssd fr VI Che
average man for the season. rh'ls o-
csy n takes three times thar tsluch ;or
o fasi onsfis and then you rsminy
think that ycn viii be able v i11N
so!omoo 10 aIl his glory. Fx- frern
81.
A. sof ~ roaaa. wslI tt ID the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-24

indiana iIarbor. ind. 6spi A. )ffi-
clals of the Inland mssol ccpAny s>nt
au uliimatum 70 ,hslr ssritins sn-
ploysoa that unisss shsy rssusnsd 30
work within two days ths company
win smut down the plant for sIx
months. the compsny's furnaces wss
said TO havs cost 70 miiIIea dollars
each and tho expense q atarsiag :
firc IN ons of shsss furnaceu sttsr Il
has been drawn q nst " compAoy
officials IT fifty th0usand dollArS.
Union labor issdsrs ssid they wouli
ignore The warning. ..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-24

hose were worn uDln they w.v quite
hoiely and then dorned and handed
down 10 John Jr OF Dul Jr, Shopn
wore all right, whether Ahs toes ~efc
bulldog or loft. provided tbf'y AID no'
winch and hurt
Five years ago woman inyeSted
Ia q suit with ibs Intention VI wear
ing Il as n was Tor two seasons an.
then resnodeijng 4 and making X
serve another sesnon.
Today she considers herself econ
onical and thrifty u she makes one
fContinned On Yake .. Col. y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-24
RED TROOPS ARE
OCCUPYING TOslsk

L0aior- Sept. .s--A bolshefss
rars.ese received today sror Moscow
s&ys sas-azst troops commanded By
C<11rsi Lab-oY are reported TO have
occsp;et Touz1k, 20 niles CAST q
Onsk. tie ail-Rass.an sest Of gor-
s-uzsr' 20 tie 7rasz -siborisu rail-
way kst.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-24

mobile than 4 Il 10 have no insurance
on your houre property be added
When you consider thai from
ton TO forty carr arr stolen in the
state every week, you can really scc
that Gulsrio ear owners have becu
very lucky so far
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-24
EAST s|OE TOWN
BEARS BAD RECORD
MANY MURDERS HAVE BEEN
COMMITTED IN THE ROAD
OtStsS AND GAMBLING
iiEil.S sSAn City;
MUSHROOM TOWN


oslANsms city. sept xhsxtx
y hsesms necessary. Asiv<sss
asrsrsl ssrress ~ osIsnsma. wAs
prepared ssriy seasy 10 vvsh a.
dssssnss srveps v ovuwrsvNs. I
smAil esi ss~r " cssss ssvrty.
svhsss rsesirs has bss~ IN p~~ts
rsss insssmrssrs,y aimee Ms~aAy
right In eonasetsar wwN ! strive
~ usFl tstesNsns sesfas~~~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-24
BANDIT EscApEs AFTER
RouBlha BANK

ksneas city, Sept ss.-No trace has
been found Of the hone bandit who
imcld up ard rotsbsd the cashier Of
ibc citiscns' slse Bank of pilolt and
got away Win 5000 iast night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-24

N'ssAanEso1. se~< -s-~ Ccag-~Ns i
sne.lns-1 10 s.s~ -sAe ~eea strike y
-'sA- f.r~s sSTnlsa ia II iasss4a, VA
tass---r osstss, ozsy saa ,<~lnde !,
sae tunsg alk~t-cf "snow doxra- ~
sresn csrisas and lAAer phseA man.
ss-e srrisc u rsll coroe IN the re
s1sass,nerx srrn var 10 rase~.
70 Seeisssss We~xer
1n< ssaatca~Us o< souss os the ssstk
headers lAst gAe strike Is tie sfsrs z
. rsovencu 70 sccAalre The hale In
daasxssrs Of sAs cvunsrT. coupled ws:s
nc A<< tAsA the railway rorAers al
r~&6s h.a~s prcssssd In sA@ sc-cslse<
Fwuo SiSa - aorasslss sns srxassor
sxssoc hagkvsys IL reazTtvd 10 COO
s-e3s ~ F~sr stsr-fcsas
rs srvesssssse Strike Cause.
Tic rs,itrx resolution by Senaso
Ke,ror. -spus.scaa. Iowa. 10 aare d
E<r1se lss-or cofnrnxtee suvestsesc% th
csps ss =. sa0 stTsla. bearing bo4s
CAxirrgaa Carr 81 ih~ sae~a rvr.ors
sios CO hcasx Of capital. and JoAn !.
FtIpat-sck. caslruAc q sAe orran'
sxfSou oormisse~ 0e tbs ss~es wcrs-
ers~ In esns8 a labor. IL Tanned =
ureu W tA- Ehc4e frGstson n Scsxs-
ode in behalf "a fb~ great third psrr
the Ezha~. IS the eepaacr trpr
iopA h.nssk s1alsins H.
F1rpzarirx vii ee heard Sy TO-
Committee fomcrrov ard ssdre Gar
win be board ws8ntedsy. ocsoser
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-24

% 1D99~lsks FfvEAF
CkkysaDe. wyD, 6spt et.-
C1e5eass prepared TODAY TO welcome
Pssssdesf ~z.sen- ~1s vii arrive *
foux O'Clock s1ssx afterro0n.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-24

rrumfisha. asrs a. The efttsvrw
snd eAalesws comm#tAe have sonlrpl
81 the ssFlka sl.uastua hefr to-day.
VIII the vseepsivn III asxaa bfula~t
fsesAa and q fvw who wNsv ~mlnds.i
w betng hIi wtsh heIrk bats and oxhsr
uslaaels hurlsj aufleR thA heat m tA~
riossns Monday
i'ollse and spealai dapsss sA~rsffs
aF~ guarding the bafalnx where th~
lelephDne office u slsuassd ThrsaAs
have been uade by shs ssrsAwrv thar
shla euildsux wAivh u o~nssi Ny HAry
wslns~rw~r, will ha barassi. Wsis.
berger Aaa had nothing 10 40 wisk the
strike hss uaiursanaivIy Ii IN a~ngsf
~ sowlax hm 8sosAssy. because IA.
ohi~a ~ the strikers hate aecaps~st
ata property
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-24

0TYY1rM w~w~~~Age~ s*ss~'rs~F
Th1 hEaEory ot psumrMhs has hs~n
turbulent CLOSELY following ths hlx
pr~dsrtian yeam In thn Cushing osi
field. extensions were nada norfh.
eastward At distance of fs miles.
prpmrlTh' sprang %. IN q f.w monthe
Y Wa . city a iArso f~rauuA who
livsd ln ati manners IN ~aSe. thvas-
snds having sIspt IN ths open II was
ckishomas wildcat tpwn M .aiA
ana 1919 f,sna ~ sies sluirfshsd
there among she hlli. Saloons ~u~
lsI.d on aii sldce. Gambling was wisie
open KILLINGS we're frequent A sas~
district known 40 The ilnmp.~ oil
mated on q hin nearby for months al
frrsd carnival N all things bad
Drills pounded all nlFiw lnnx intars
spsr - with ip, ping " reaoisera
wiz o.ys A. opsrAne,
Than In the warYoandlnx hills
apTang oliton and ghamrnck. fhe
slory n nrumFtKhs began to daellns
For ths rast four ~ fire YEARS n has
heen tpan ~ s,oHp or 4.0pt persons
made Dp ~ oll workada and their tam
illse nago~n IA the IleaIdlon ~
field 10 South Oklahon,a became tho
meccs IL moral wildneas. and the
scene sgaIn recently shifted 70 nswsr
on field towns IN Texas. uons ~ ~hicts
In the rv@psct tbs pruMright ef eight
or nina yuang ago
Northwest Crwsk county In ~hish
puimright lr situated, became Msfsst'
"a with w VS. during the world
~av Dave fitiie. wha vaa banged
" Butte. Mont. In 1918. bad made his
aone IN thas section mr. . number u
yuors during nFumriEhis flrurishinr
days Il was said lhat plans hatehsd
b headquarters AZ f~umrishs 20 10
sioItnee 20 Oh plauss In and near
Tulsa. becoming knowa. vss ssspss,
sibl@ Toy ~. "tar nud fssthyr' party
~ TpisA IN ths Gail of lal5 ~ which
N alleged w w's wers guests,
Evening journal., 1919-03-14
YOUR SICK Child
IS COkSTIPATED!
LOOK At TONGUE
Hurry Motherl Remove poisons from
little stomach, liver, bowels.
Give California Syrup Of Figs" if cross,
bilious or feverish.

No matter what ais your child. a
gentle, thorough laxative should always
be the frst treatment given.
II your little one is out-of-sorts, half
sick, isn't resting, eating and acting
naturally-look, Motheri see II tongue
is coated This IS a sure sign that it's
little stomach, liver and bowels are
clogged with waste When cross. fri
table, feverish. stomach sour. breath bad
or has stomach-ache. dlarrhoea, sore
throat, full Of cold, give a teaspoonful
of California Syrup Of flgs." and IN a
few hours all the constipated poison,
undigested food and sour bile gently
moves out Of its little bowels without
gripping, and you have a well, playful
child again.
Mothers can rest easy after giving
this harmless fruit laxative" because
it never fails TO cleanse the little ones
liver and bowels and sweeten the stom-
ach and they dearly love its pleasant
taste. Full directions for babies. chill
dren Of all ages and for grown-ups
printed on each bottle.
Beware Of counterfeit fg syrups. Ask
your druggist for bottle Of "Califor-
MIA Syrup Of Figs: then see that Il Is
made by the California Fig Syrup Com
pany."
Evening journal., 1919-03-14
Editorial Opinion
SHOOTING mGH.

From the Pm ladelphia Press.
II, as inspired reports tell US, the
other nations are amazed at our pre-
paredness for the peace table, they
would be still more amazed at the lack
Of thought that we had taken for
after-war problems and conditions.
They have not been so negligent them
selves. For many months the govern
ments OF these countries have had
committees at work delving into every
path that would lead 10 the solution
Of the questions that came with the
signing Of the armistce. They may
have given this the emphasis In their
prOpOrtioning OF national values, and
spent less time on tracing the history
or Europe and more on marking out
an industrial and economic path in
which to walk at the present time. II
is certainly a fact that our own lack
OF preparation for peace is a most de-
pressing factor in American industry
today.
1t is, Of course, necessary for US 10
be interested in the JugO-Slavs and
the Dalmatlans and the Montenearins
and other kindred subjects. and 10 he
able readily 10 discuss the problem
involved in Italia Irredent, and to
know what to do with the Balkans,
and be able to minister indirectly, to
the Bolsheviki But it Would seem as
II it IS a matter Of fully as great i'm
portance for the industries OF tie
United States to be preserved for un-
employment 10 be avoided. for demobll-
izatlon to be accomplished without
trouble, and for our former soldiers,
and especially the wounded, 10 be able
TO find a place in which to earn a live
llhood. There Is such a thing as snoot-
ing high and missing the real target
Our own home problems are not 10 be
cured by prize essays on self-deter-
mination In Europe. 10 is full time
for US TO get down squarelY ~ the
earth and plan accordingly.
Evening journal., 1919-03-14
BRITISH LEARN Jap LANGUAGE

n. Z. A. Special to The Evening Journal.
LONDON, March ii.-Alore than a
dozen officers in the general stan college
are being given instruction in the Jap
anese language at the University Of
London that they may be prepared for
the more intimate relations that will
exist between Britain and Japan.
japanese Is said TO be the hardest
language in the world 10 acquire, an8
Lafcadio Hearn, British author who
lived many years in Japan and inter-
preted the country TO the western
world more fully than any other writer
has done. never was able 10 acquire
the speech.
Evening journal., 1919-03-14
Chateau Thieny Ready
for Arrival of Tourists

n. E. A. Special TO The Evening Journal.
CHATEAU-THIERRY, March i4.-The
Germans are in Chateau-Thierry-r
pairing the damage they wrought.
German workmen under French
guards, are residing wrecked shops
setting window panes, stringing cleo
trio light wires. Shell holes in the
ro1fs are being covered with new tile
and weakened walls are being strength
ened with concrete.
And with it all Chateau-Thierry is
getting ready for the influx Of sight