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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-04-18

Route No. Ii. Beginning at Shaw
erly direction to Tecumsen, Asher
and Stratford.
Route No Is. Beginning at Sui
phur and running in a general south
easterly direction to Mill Creek, Ra-
via, Tishomingo, Milburn, to a point
on route No. 2, west of Armstrong I;
thence over Route No. to Durant
with a branch from a point on said
route near Ravia to Madill.
Route No. l6. Beginning at Pauls
Valley and running in a general
northwesterly direction to Maysville,
Lindsay, Bradley, thence north to a
point on route No. due east OF
Chickasha.
Route No. II. Beginning at Ana
darko, thence running south twelve
miles, thence west six miles to Ap-
ache, thence to Lawton
Route No. Is. Beginning at Man.
gum, thence running in southerly
direction to Ladessa and Duke.
Route No 19. Beginning at Cor.
dell, thence running east and north
to Colony.
Route No. 20. Beginning at a point
on Route No. north of Cherokee
thence running in a southerly direc
tion to Cherokee, Carmen, Cleo
thence over Route No. to a point
about two miles north of Fairview
thence to Fairview, Okeene, Walton
ga and Geary.
Route No. 21. Beginning at Wa
tonga thence running in a genera
northwesterly direction to Eagle
City, Canton, Selling, to a point OF
Route No. ) due north of Taloga
thence over route No. 5 to Vici
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-04-18
COMPLETE TEXT OF GOOD
ROADS AMENDMENT
State of Oklahoma,
Department of State

state Of Oklahoma,
Department of State.
To all to whom these presents shall
come, greeting:
!, Joe S. Morris, secretary of state,
Of the state of Oklahoma, do hereby
certify that the following and hereto
attached is a true copy Of Senate
Joint Resolution No. TO- approved
March %, 1919, and the original of
which is now on file and matter
of record in this office.
In testimony whereof, | hereto set
my hand and cause to be affixed the
Great Seal of the State Done at
the city of Oklahoma City, this
fourth day Of April, A. D. 1919. Joe
S. Morris, secretary of State, (Seal)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-19

chant and passenger ships rather than
vessels such as the destroyer, that could
energetically defend themselves.
X Il 4 X
The comparatively light draft OF the
destroyer. which is about nine or ten
feet, pretty effectually protects it from
the submarines torpedo. for this tor
pedo, to function with it's greatest ef-
ficiency, must take course about flf-
teen feet under water; IL it runs nearer
the surface than this it comes under
the influence of the waves and does not
make straight course. More impor-
tant still, the speed Of the destroyer
and zigzags, making it all but impossible
for a torpedo to be aimed with much
chance of hitting her. Moreover, the
discharge OF this missile Is a far more
complicated undertaking than is gener.
ally supposed. The submarine COM
mander cannot take position anywhere
ana discharge his weapon more OF less
wildly, running his chances of hitting;
he must get his boat in place, calculate
range. course and speed and take care
full aim. Clearly, 1t is difficult for him
to do this successfully IL his intended
victim Is scurrying along at the rate OF
thirty or forty miles an hour: Moreover,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-19

The destroyer is constantly changing it's
course. making great circles and other
disconcerting movements. So well did
the Germans understand the difficulty
Of torpedoing a destroyer that they
practically never attempted SO hazard
Gus an enterprise.
Torpedoes are complicated and ex-
pensive mechanics each one costs
$1,000, and the average U-boat carried
only from eight to twelve. II was there
fore necessary to husband these pre-
cous weapons, to use them only when
the chances most favored success, and
the U-boat commander VINO wasted
them in attempts to sink destroyers
would probably have been court-mar-
tailed.
But while the submarine had prac-
tically no means Of successfully fight
ing the destroyer, the natter had several
ways Of putting an end to the SUBJ
marine. The advantage which really
makes the destroyer so dangerous. as
already intimated. was its excessive
speed. On the surface the U-boat makes
little more than fifteen miles an hour,
and under the surface II makes little
more than seven or eight. IL the de-.
stroyer once discovered it, presence,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-19
The Hidden Hand.

THOMAS e. WILSON, the meat
packer, said in Chicago the other
day:
ITO call the packers extortionists
is a far-fetched charge--as far-fetch-
ed q charge as the summer girl's--
and q charge that Is apt to have =
hidden meaning, too.
That pretty summer girl 10 the
limit . youth complained. She said
was the fastest man on earth be-
cause threw her kfss.'"'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-19
ny ADMIRAL SIMS.

a LII this time that we were seek
~ ing a solution for the submarine
RI problem we really had that So
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-28

bi takovem je zcela mozno, re
suche pryskyrici prosakle vet
We borovic a jinych jehlicnanu
"a prudkeho vetru sebe Sc
trou takovou merou, az vySleh
ne z Mich plamen. Dale pax,
Ia horkeho pocasi prySti z vet
ii pryskyrice, usazujc Sc ma
tifcve v podobe kulatych drob,
ntch kapck, lamajicich papr-
sky slunecnG jako zapalne coc-
ky. a tim okolni hoflave pred
m6ty Sc vzejmou. Mimo to We
velkych polesich kolem stromu
zeme pokryta .ie silnou vrstvou
jehlici a listovi, kterez v let
mich m6sicich setliva, pTi cemz
jak znamo, vyvinuje Sc znacne
terlo, daleko mad 100 stupnu
+. dostupujici, a vanem vetru,
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.o2J .No2J tteWoSJ
LESNf POZARY SAMO-
VZNlCENiM.

. puvodu lcsnich pozaru
VSeObecne sc Souui. zc Zavinu-
ie je bud udcr blesku nebo ne
dbalost ci lehkomyslnost lidi V
lesich pracujicich, taboricich
ci lesy> prochazejicich. Fran
ucentc G. Raymond V
ncdavnGm elsie casopisu LA Ma
lure prohlaSu.ie ySak, zc lesni
pozary mohou zcela sMadno
salnovznicenim hor
lawn v lesich dustatku sc na
lezajicich. Upozornuje ma to.
re lesni pozary vZnikaji vzdy
za stejnych okoInosti, totiz IA
sucheho. horkeho a vetrneho
jake ia piiklad panu-
le Y liznl Europe Y obdobl zna-
.nych vetru mistralu. Y oLdo-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-28
VELkk PRAHA A DELNI-
CKA OBYDLi.
(Zaslano.)

Vitechto dUech prinesla Ces
SIov. tiskova kan. zpravu, jak
velky nedostatek bytu jest v
Praze: jak sc uziva bytu ne.
vkoGnych a ze musi byt Okla
n.zite prikroceno k vybudova-
nj 10000 del. domku. Mnohy
Z Vas preset pres tn zpravu, TO-
tiz jestli il vubec Get, aliz by
. ri uvazoval; a pfece jest to
jcden Z ;lejdulezhGjsich profile
ri delnickych. Tezko jest ne
odborn.kum do veci te mluvit,
:ie jsou odboInici kteri my
Slenku mou budou Zavrhovat,
treba AMI ne proto, ze by byla
spatna, ale proto, re my jsme
zvykli kazdGmu snazivemu
xrajanu hazel klacky pod no.
ny, a kdyz n6ldo n6co della, de
Il to pr) sebe a dost. TAX tedy
ty domky. ia verim, re by mo-
hly nit vzhled hezky. treba
umelecky; o tom at rozhloduic
kdo chce. Ne Sc jcdna 0 dive
vGci; pred ne zdravc a ia dru-
he pohodlnc, a ty tam rozhod-
re ncjsou, n budou?
Jak vypadaii ty palace IA
nabrczi, to jest skvost. TO jest
r..dost na ne pohlednout. ba
troufal bych rici, k nepreko.
l.ani. Ted vezmeme vnitrek
Dole We sklep6 jest dina tru-
hlarska neb jina. Pa. prijdou
sehody p6kne Stroke, kamene
Vejdele do bytu. P6kne podla.
Ey, parketove, pekna malba
a co vice, rohu velika kachl
kCva kamna, ktere zaberou
1nnohO mista, ale ted pride
10 hlavni. Pfcdstavte 81 4 poke
,e Il kuchyn. TO znamcna roz-
telavaC a udrzovat ohcn V )
kamncch. Uhli nosit M zAdecb
treba do 4. poschodi, mepoti-
tajc pfizemi a mezanin, ktcrt
Gbycejn6 taky nejsou bez scho
iii. Ia ty penizc CO stoii ty ka
mna. kterych jest tam 80, mo.
iii by nit vytapanj parni, Il to
uhli by ami lncspo.rcbovali. "
to v6ci Jest tam dcInik We w
hodG, ptotozc ma .icn jcdny ka
n,na d kolikrat mic do nich)
PAX pride kuchy,l. Jake tam
mali sinky? Jsou asi ii coulu
y polo kulat, jesl s,udena voda.
NadObi, to Sc meje We SkOpi-
Cku, vOda sc Ohfiva V kamnov-
CT. to jest kamnech zadGIana
madoba ma vodu, ktera sc tam
mUsi nalit u TO Sc rozumi. zas
-,yhlrat. PAX Sc pete v nee
lach kdo by neznal necky,
v2dyt jsne Sc V nich koUpava-
Ii. Jiz V duchu. lituji ty zeny
ktere Sc IS mimi tahaly, ba i
mnohou utahaly. A pax pride
aoupetaa. Tam jest kotel ma
rodu. do ktereho Sc uhlim mu-
ST tcplt ito le elg. s. 4 obycej
ne tnava: bez okna. Zachod
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vetsim pfivanem vzduchu, pry-
skyricna hmota tato Sc zanecu-
.ie. konecne pax tez, stalym
trenim ulomku kury, jehlici a
pod, "a vetru vyvoZuje Sc sta
ticka elektrina, az elektrickou
ilskrou suche snadno zapal-
ne hmoty ony Sc vzejmou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-28
PLACENf DANE z PRfJMU
A CIZINCI.

Committee on Pub. Inform.
Washington, D. C. - z kan
.celare berniho komisare pfi de
partementu pokladu sc sdelu-
lie:
Cizinci, kteri ziji We Spoj. !
Statech, bez urciteho lmyslu
opustiti tuto zemi, nebo kteri
sami jeste nevedi zustanou-li |
zde, neb odjedou do jine ze-
me, bud'tez zarazeni - pokud
| Sc tyce dane prijmu - do ka |
tegorie obcand a trvalych oby
vateld Spoj. StatI. Takovy ci-
zinec, zde bydlici, jenz neni lr
cite rozhodnut opustiti tuto re
mi, neb aspoE nema nijakych
| planu, kdy il opusti, opust!-li
il vubec, mGze Sc oprostiti I'd
| zadrzovaciho opatreni zakona,
| jez zada, ably jiste procento z
| jeho vydelku bylo vyplace,lo
Primo Wade. prostrednictvim
Jeho zamestnavatele. Toho do
sahne aniz by iakkoliv uvadel
sva obcanska prava nebezpe
Il, vyplni-li formular {. 1910,
'enz nese oznaceni: This Ger
ificate has no Effect on Citi-
enship," a mi z casti v pre-
| kladu:
"Timto prohlasuji, re jsem
obcanem neb poddanym
re jsem pri
byl do Spoj. Statd dne.
re ziji We Spoj. Statech aniz
bych mel urciteho umyslu
kdy (pakli vubec) ucini+n j
nou zemi svym domovem;
re mole adresa We SpOj. Sta
tech, kan je mono zaslati
mi jakekoliv vyrozumeni ty
kajici Sc dane prijmu Jest
nasledujici
Nasleduje adresa, podpis,
.atum a ovefeni notarske.
TAX rozhodnuti departmen
y pokladu ,prave vydane,
zmirnuje diivejSi pravidla, DO
kud Sc tyce kolekce ddchodko-
We dane cd cizincu, zijicich v!
.eto zemi. Ovsem cizinci, jenz
nehodla zustati We Spoj. Sta
ech, bude nadale podlehati
lahovemu poplatku re svGho
sluzneho, mzdy jinych prij-
nu z jakehokoliv pramene We !
opojenych Statech. |
Zamestnavatele delniku-ci-
zlncu shledaJl toto move Opatre
III lepe proveditelnym, jezto
Ian bude odrazena jen tako-
YIN zamestnancum, kteri ma
il urcity 1mysl opustiti tuto re
mi. Mali vsak mzda byti vypla |
;ena byti, aniz by byla odrale
na dan, je trcba, ably sc zamest
1avatel mohl vykazati psan%m
iukazem, vypln6nym zamest-
'ancem ma formulari {. 1910,
iak vyse receno.
Zil-li cizinec V tetO zemi 30
iobu jednoho roku bezprostrad
ne pred tim, nez obdrzel praci
sveho zamestnavatele, ci byl- !
j pravidelne zamestnan trva-
YIN obyvatelem We Spoj. Sta
| ech, nebo takovou spolecnosti /
" temZe m6st6 neb OkreSu 30
GODu tfl meSicu beZ prOStred-
ne pred tim, nez obdrzel iakX !
koliv plat Cd sveho zamestna
vatele, muze byt povazovan "a
trvalcho obyvatele Spoj. Statu,
bokud sc tyce nutnosti zadrzc-
nj castky tohoto platu, a pakli |
lie dokazano, re zamestnavate !!
te neni znamo, re takovy del
nix je We skutecnosti obyvate-
lem pouze docasnym.
,yysssss ,WSS] IIWss]
LESNf POZARY SAMO-
VZNiCENiM.
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49, ARION DIVADLO
ma kinsman a E. 13O. ul. O.
tevreno kazdy den, pocina-
je pondelim 3. brezna.
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y S~~ss~~
ofijde pIda, ia jest prekaz-
kami. To jest, jsou tam tramy,
ktere drzi vazbu, ma ten tram
81 zena polozi kosik pradlem
4 teprve al Sc dostane sama ma
aruhou straI Inu toho tramu, mI
ze pokracovat nez pride k dru
hemu. Takove byty jsou cene-
ny cd 500 pres 1000 ri. roc
ne, a to pohodli v mich nemaji
co tady chuda vdova, ktera ma
4 deti.
Co Sc tyce delnickych bytd,
ty jsou tam pod vsecMu kriti-
Au. Obycejne jedinou svstnici!
Co jest to "a jmeno, jak jsme
* nemu prisli? - Nejsem zad
ny badatel abych ma to mohl
odpovedet, ale prece myslim.
ze kazdemu z mas jest divno U
srdce vzpomeneli 81 ma tn svet,N
.lici kde zil Sc svymi rodici,
avlaste ma Iu, ktera byla jeho
roslednl nez odejel do Ameri.
ky. Ano, vzpomina, a ma proc
Ryt jest misto We kterem clio.
rex nejvice sveho zivota stra-
vi. Byt, kde jest jeho kolebka
j. smrte!ne loze. Kde domo,
nnuj?. Amerika4n 81 rad zazpiva
No place like home. 10000 del
2ickych domku budou zas tai
vvpadat jako drive? Jednu
sv6tnici, ktera slouzi "a ku-
chyh, loznici a vse, 'treba desi
Il clcnle rodine jedinym ok.
mem, neb oknem do sine kite
ia jest tmava. Jest NONE ably
Z takov6 svetnice vychazels
zdrava generace? Generace
l.tera by mohla ceiiti kazdemu
ge''manskemu nebezpeci? V
Drumyslu pax Sc postavit pc
box kazdemu jinemu narodu?
Prosim jdeme zpet. Kdo Ia.
chra. iii tn naSi lahodnou ces.
kou rec? To byl jen ten prosly
tesky lid. Ten cesky delnik
ktery do unavy pracoval ably
Ia chatra nenasytnych habs
ourku z neho tyla a vyssavala
a ted kdyz je vyssala jak pa
vouk mouchu. mGzete oceka-
vat od nasl move vlady, neb
ne stske rady Prazske nejake
zazraky? Tomu ia neverim!
obzvlast, kdyz Sc podivame ma
laSi mestskou radu, ktera je
pofad dales a jest daleka va
lecnych hruz, kdyz Sc vypuj-
81 penlze, tax zas delnik 80 mt
i zaplatit. Mic nema a ma S;
1tco uplacet. ,Jsem pripraven.
re 81 me lcckdo puici, ale tc
nic. francouzi kopali Panama
Amerika to musela dofiniSo
vat. Zacali tam valku, Ameri.
ia to dofilisovala. Kdyz V CO
chach prcstaly klapat ceskt
m'yny, udGlaIi tam amer. par.
III mlyny, a kdyz tam mreli hla
.uy. Amerika je nakrmila. Nc
ak to by bylo kramu, kdyby
A Anerika Jim tech 10000 dom.
ku postavila, tax zdrave a 30.
h"dl ne jako name my. A kdy
1y nam ie d6lnici splaceli
jako rent 6 proc. uroku. Dnes
Edyz 81 plati skorem deset ko-
run by to bylo anadne. Staveb-
n'ho matcrialu jest tam dost.
/ po,om amcricke domky Sc
nohou stav6t &c vSeho co lest
&c rucc, a kdyz tam mali Will
S"nuv most. mohli by tam NIT
ctvrt. Mista je tam
ccst, ku prikladu vojenske cvi
este V Dcjvicich, kde Sc ucili
yojaci mordovat sve bratry ie
Cen druheho. CviciSte to ie roz
lohy mGoha akru. Jak kazdy
y. ulozit pcnizc V cizinc ncli
nic protizakonnG. II kazdy oh.
can ktcry by koupil akcie by
nemohl o mic prjjit. protoze
Flada IA tim stoji IL dane Sc y
toho plati. "A kazdy vi, ze anne
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bovala zmenu podnebi."
"Nu, to ie dobre, cetl jsem
prave novinach, re sc Ultra
Vitr obrati a dostaneme zme-
nu."
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"PoslyS, muzicku, prave mi
oznamil lekar, zc bych potre-
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d. DIkaz po ruce.

'Draha osobo, ami 81 nedove
dou predstavit, na jaky hloupy
vCci 81 lide mysli."
"Svatou pravdu mai. Muj
:yn 81 mysli Ma jcjich dccru."
Sharp County record., 1919-01-24
Two PLANS FOR
A PEACE LEAGUE
ORGANIZATION OF NATIONS AP.
PARENTLY HAS FIRST CONSlD-
GRAFTON AT CONFERENCE.

Paris. With the resumption Of
the meetings preliminary 10 the peace
conference, II Is apparent the move
ment to create league Of nations Is
being carried on by two forces hay
ing the same object, but differing az
to the means for making enecSive
tho decisions OF the proposed world
society. One OF these represents tho
contention that the decisions OF tho
league must be backed by Its com'
bined physical forces while the other
represents the vlew Its findings can
be enforced without the aid OF com.
mon world police force.
Diplomats watching the movement
Of tho two ideas as they come into
being before the conference seem i'm
pressed with tho view that both are
moving toward common ground
which, for example, might prov,do
that the nations could reserve for
each individual case their decision
whether they would utilize armed
force or avail themselves OF other
means.
There 10 reason 10 believe sneh an
arrangement would meet with the
support OF some OF the European
statesmen and there In nothing TO In
dIcate II would bo rejected by the
American representatives,
Sharp County record., 1919-01-24
CONGRESS OF WORKERS VOTE
TO TAKE ACTION TO SAVE
MOONEY AND BILLINGS.
SET JULY 4 AS THE DATE
Convention Authorized Raising Of ST.
cOoO0o For Campaign Of Education
Would Finance Movement By
Taxing Members Of Unions.

Chicago. - A general strike of or
sanized labor designed to paralyze
every industry in the country begin
ming the fourth of next July was de-
cided upon by the National Labor
Congress as a means of obtaining a
new trial for Thomas j. Mooney and
Warren Billings, il federal interven-
tion and every other means adopted
to procure the desired relief fails.
The convention authorized the rails
ing Of fund of $1,OO0,0OO to carry
on campaign of education to liber-
ate the labor leaders and to promote
the proposed general strike. 1t IS
planned to finance the movement by
levying an assessment Of 80 cents
on every member of organized labor
in the country.
Tho convention, which concluded
It's four-day session and adjourned
also adopted resolution embodying
a declaration Of national policies az
fecting labor, which demands that the
people Of Russia and Germany be
permitted TO work out their own des-
tinies, that American troops be with
drawn from Russia, that all political
and industrial prisoners receive the
samo consideration ~ prisoners CT
war and proclaiminB the dawn of
new day for true democracy in which
40 rights OF labor shall be fully rec
osnized.
Sharp County record., 1919-01-24
SEVERAL STATES
RA1IFY DRY BILL
NF?icNAL PROHIBITION SEEMS
CERTAlN--ONLY SIX MORE
RATIFICATION NEEDED.

Chicago Seven states have com
pleted ratification Of the prophibition
constitutional amendment and brought
the number that nave ratified to 30,
The number necessary Tor raircarion
Is 36.
Arkansas, California, Illinois, In
diana, Kansas, North Carolina and
Alabama we're tho latest states that
completed ratification. In addition
the Nebraska Senate and the Utah
house voted for ratification.
Almost In tho hour that tho lower
house OF tho California Legislature In
session at Sacramento was taking
fnal action toward ratification OF tho
federal constitutional prohibition
amendment, Judge James Trout, in
Superior Court st San Francisco, 10
sued an order temporarily restraining
Governor william d. Stephens from
certifying California's ratification,
Judge Trout also issued an alterhat-
i've writ requiring the governor TO
appear in court and show cause why
the order should not be made perma-
nent. Both orders were granted on
petition OF Ephram Light a grape
grower.
Sharp County record., 1919-01-24
Many English Killed In Raids.

London.--In raids on the United
Kingdom by the Germans during che
war 5.511 persons we're killed or in
jured, of whom 1850 were civilians.
An official summary of the casualties
caused by Germans airshIps, air
planes and bombardments from the
sea shows these casualties among cl-
VILLAINS; Killed, 554 men, AL women,
295 children injured. 1,hOS men, l.
210 women, 772 children, Three hun
dred and ten soldiers and sailors were
killed and 551 were Injured.
Sharp County record., 1919-01-24
Naval Decentralization SLOW

Washington. -- Naval demobilisa.
ton plans are IN aboyance and re-
cruItIpg for the permanent service Ia
helng pressed nov 30 that the navy
may be prepared 10 man big German
merchant ships which the Allied War
Council IA considering allottlng to aid
IN the task Of bringing the American
army home from France,
Sharp County record., 1919-01-24
ONE MORE LOAN
SAYS SECRETARY
VICTORY BOND DRIVE PROBA-
BLY, WILL BE LAST THREE
WEEKS IN APRIL.
NOT OVER $4,000, ,OO0,O00
After Next Loan Government VIII
Issue Bonds, But They Will Be
Marketed Through Banks and
Other Financial Institutions.

Washington. Only one more big
war drive is planned by the Treas
ury Department, Secretary Glass said
here. This will be the victory loan,
to be tloated probably the last three
weeks in April. The amount will
not be more than $4,000, 100000 and
may be S5,OOO,0OO,OOO.
Il expect the victory liberty loan
to be the last intensive campaign for
the sale Of government bonds" said
Mr.. Glass. Reports that there
would be two more issues this year,
aggregating S12,OoO,OOO,OOO, are en-
tirely without foundation not only
as to amount, but also as regards
the number Of campaigns"
More bonds probably will be is
sued by the government even after
the next campaign, but it is planned
to market these quietly through
banks and other financial institu-
tons, without the usual campaign of
advertising and soliciting. The
amount Of securities to be sold in
this manner will not be determined
for months, until the treasury gets
a more definite idea of the volume
of expenses growing out OF liquidat.
Ing OF war contracts, the allies
needs for future loans and the de-
mands arising from continuing the
policy OF making loans to railroads,
financing the next wheat crop, con.
tinuing shipbuilding and other inter
nal obligations.
Sharp County record., 1919-01-24
Another War Restriction on.

Washington. -- An option Of pur-
chase heretofore held by the Sugar
EQUALIZATION Board on all coffee I'M
ported into the United States has
been relinQuishod, the War Trade
Board announced, and licenses here
after may therefore be issued for
importation from nonenemy countries
without consultation with the Sugar
Equalization Board,
Sharp County record., 1919-01-24
Control Of Railroad Agreed On.

Washington. - An agreement for
control OF tho TranS.Siboria and Chi
nese Eastern railroads by an inter-
allied committee, practically has been
concluded, and Ambassador Morris,
at Toxic, has been instructed by the
American government to proceed TO
VladIvostok 10 participate In tho
working out Of details.
Sharp County record., 1919-01-24
German Revolutionists Killed.

Basel - DR.. Karl Liebknecht has
been shot and killed whilo trying 10
escape as he was being taken to pris-
on, according TO the Frankfort Gu
2ette, II Is also reported that Rosa
Luxembourg, DR.. Liebknecht's chief
lieutenant, was also shot dead after
being beaten into unoonsciousness by
q crowd at Berlin.
Sharp County record., 1919-01-24
English Generalization Awaits Peace.

London. Reuters Limited says
II learns a general rehabilitation
cannot be ordered until after the
peace conference, as an efficient, army
must be maintained to cope with any
contingency. Ten thousand soldiers
have been discharged daily during
the past week and the number dealt
with in France increased to over 2O,-
900 daily, including men from the de-
minions.
Sharp County record., 1919-01-24
Cnllfsrnla HaNOra Purchase.

Sacramento, Cal -- A Joint rcsolu.
ton urging the purchase Of Lower
California. ths Coronado Islands and
portions Of tho state Of Sonora, Mex,
loo, contiguous to the Colorado river,
vM introduced In the California leg
iolnture, Tho resolution requested
Congress 10 urge the pFesiden, TO IN
itists negotiations with Mexico,
Sharp County record., 1919-01-24
Government Returning Ships.

New York. -- All American ships
which were requisitioned by the Unit.
ced States Shipping Board during tho
war have beop released TO their own
ors, with the exception Of those en-.
gssed In army service. In place Of
ships retainod for army purposes,
vhiG, have bean fltted out for tho
transport OF troops, the owners will
receive ton for ton vessels built and
owned by the government
Sharp County record., 1919-01-24
Expect Coal PrIees To Drop.

Washington, - Fuel Administration
officials expect decrease In tbs
price Of bituminous coal and coke to
result from an order disseminating
maximum prices on these commodl-
ties and eliminating tho zone system
Of their distribution. The order Ia Of.
fective February 1, but docs not AZ
feet anthracite coal.