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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-22

Flrss osptist Church. tcol).
Corner Springer and broad.
Sunday school az I'D q m.
Preaching ~ io;3 q nj.
y Y Y y. s3o . N.
Preaching 4 y NJ.
All cordially welcome.
DR J NJ YOUNG.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-22

Garncts larger than a hazel nat al.
most invariably contains flaws.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-22

Meets at CITY Hall every Sunday al
10 a M. Preaching AZ Il m and Z 5e
. m.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-22

g. Paul A. M. q. Church.
cornar Elm and Villas.
sunday school. q 30 a m
Pr-arhip9 at II m and II 80 . m.
A 9 y League from 30 TO I 30 D m.
You orr cordially invited 70 attend
services Sunday at o. Paul A, M E
shurch.
JoHh NJ. WATTS.
Pastor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-22
oAiL, no y 9 HT.

Nothing can make man raalls
great but being truly good. and rar-
taking OF Gods holiness
M Henry.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-22

Dartcrs. although having web feet
rerch and neSs In t~ea.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-22
Ai,rue,an c,ub.

Chinese esteem the ycniSon ~ the
musk deer AS a great dolicacy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-22

The pentecostai Church of Nsxarens
Corner Eigih and Warner.
Sunday school al 10 a m.
Roy Holmes, superintendent.
Preaching at II m.
Youn Peoples meeting at z " d M.
Preaching at $3.50 y m.
Mid-week prayer and praise service
Thursday evening. ~ $50.
All are cordially invited 20 these
services. Come with ua aud we viii
do you good.
w. y. OLiM. Pastor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-22

Genuine Brlar Pipes Large stock
lust received from the factory. Price
PC, Esc. 7oc, Sl.oo and upward. Al
olsmith's. Take one home with you
and be glad Fine hne OF awfuIly
good cigars, at from SC 10 2oc each.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-22
West side Msshooi., cp,.soo,, ch,l,,,


Corner Eleventh ana Mansur.
Services Saturday and Sunday eve
ming ~ O'Clock
Sunday school at 9.fs . m.
Love Feast. 10 q m.
Preaching At II an.
Class meeting. $40.
Prayer Inetfjnx. "Wednesday. 3 . n.
Come and woryhip Win -.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-22

First Msshodin upIsc opal Church.
Corner isrpad and Noble.
sabbath school. g4s d 10.
A y Rankin. superintendent
EgwoFsh League 4 % IA.
Services at ~ ~ and 7ao j. m.
Morning. The Unclaimed Apnssla :
Evening, The Tongue. Iis llae and
Abuse
A cordial welcome "a All.
JOHN A. CAlI.AN, Pastor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-22

Flrat Church or Christ Scientist.
lls North BroaI street.
Sunday school si 9.ta q m.
sunday servicea at II m.
wednesday evening service. & % m.
Reading room al afT4 East Okia-
honla ayentlc, Open from At 10 n IN
TO . m. excep' Sundays and holidays.
West Side Methodist Episcopal Church
Corner Eleventh aud West Noble
sunday school nj 10 q M.
J y N.asley. Snp' Glass for al axes
Morning worship, 1T d m.
Epworh League. gs30 y m.
Evening Win My *rhum geryicc.
Z. 30 y m.
The public is cordially Invited 10
attend these services.
ROBERT N. LEHEw. JR.. r. tor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-22

Mrs J u Thoburn OF Oklahoma CITY
IL here attending the Wcman's Mis-
sionary at the Methodist church
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-22
Leader Church Corner

FIRST Christian Church.
Corner Ash and Noble
iihsc achnul. sA a ~.
lunior Congregation. ioSa IN.
Ps G Fes 10 p IN.
kvan@cllai Smith will pryach morns
ing and evening
Our aim for nlhle ssshopl attendance
IL NO Come.
EsanN.linf Ca 'slty will eln1.
GUY n f9NnI4f. Minister.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-22

Mrs Joff Alien ~ l'cnea CITY Va II
tho cisy attending the womAns Mis-
ssonAry oonvsnsson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-14
Health Talks by DR.. VIM. Brady
hcEsininE Control In Locomotor Ataxia (IIlo
Copyright ,lYis oy National Newspaper s.r>

s I'd, sxsrsisss for the deyelopment
has been diminishcI or lost as result Of loco
ss Ths thus ia s aesass
1Ssn for TO- the nppsr Here
$; Weir Mitchell aud later Employed BY rraenko!,
These or hs ower extrem NJ sae and mG'n ,Se
BODY be i is essential hs, INC Exercises should
nhseey % of and in osTar peross
last ten Rry @ ahn tas
sesysI s'GpnmF Sh0r, Of fagqS which is
,dla 81! in chair. Rise slowly to eroc, posi-
S% SssGs hs" from s"se cane arms Sit
e oo soSy and feG 4e,S2s IL
right ~ ,i hen eat t three times.
STEPS with h" cane .C sl oSEs walk
r. tasss s"e :'eSs eS"s
st.n % ~ih s fss s md s;
nshss srn n hands on hips and count
SSie e"an f1sh Say by F' until you
the u "S hsy seo1 the ha Ses5
peat ,hs three times. always, slowly WI '@a'' 'e-
S rfms to "us soT VI
again sow w.'n No %ae we then
sHin and tSan bend trunk slowly fg5ward
s .nli and up again then slowly to left and up
kemc mber. the purpose of these exercises Ia
not to Increase strength or muscle. but simply
70 develop accuracy and perfection OF move.
menI therefore they should be done In a pains
taxing and precise manner. and the more
slowly the better. They should be done without
inc patients desire for self vcment. No
appreciablc Improvement In the control OF the
various muscles affected by the nervous lcsions
should be looked for inside OF the FIRST ten
weeks. After that IL these and the other cxer-
Tises previously described carried out re-
Improvement, which In some cases amounts TO
a restoration of fair activity. DR.. Maloney a
Pronnent advocate Of muscle education exer-
IiscS for locomotor ataxa. remarks in one OF
rccumbeni or sitting posture. with the eyes
piihd-loiucu. are especially valuable.
Questions md Ansvers
Answer to q. a. 81 gather from your let
yer that the condition of which you complain
Is natural condition and that you have been
misintormed believe you would have your
with your family doctor.
Does Yeast Make Folks Grow?-Pleass toll
me whether one compressed yeastcake taken
mined with water or fruit juice after each meal
Will make one grow taller? ] am hfteen and
'"uch shorter than most girls Of my, age.
Answer do not know. but 1 believe II may
slimuiate growth in some cases. No particular
harm in trying II anyway.
~, Raw Potatoes Wholesome.-Is it Injurious for
IL one Graves such things? tMRS j. b
AnSwcr-On the contrary It is healthful
practice provided the vegetables are perfectly
clean.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-14
From Other Viewpoints
ny DIR. NEWELL DWIGHT HILLS
Vegetable and Human Parasites

ssn Sa 'ns eaeG a Of 1s ss"'x s
The bones in MEDICAL college Gene every leaf:
NAMED. What made Tie stripped ,ree more
s,TnnE kodak m taken N late May The
liness Of the tree in blossom, to take a picture;
white bloom: Had every blossom come 10 fruit
an the boughs. heavy laden. would have touched
upon the bloom So small Vas this enemy That That
iH The ood IN e e e Of ha o
chsrd and for weeks nobody had gone through
day the farmer WAS HORNED to ind only q few
Oh hc mis- q a Of
enemies was complete. The aphides ruin roses
9 9n"s '1d G sf 0 s@" Jose
There are animal parasites on the soldiers
gerous. They are as deadly that mosquito
SICK paeat to the healthy sv ~or Ef Ff BY so e
latng the mosquito DR.. Gorgas discovered that
that was 4 yellow fever carrier But t every r
eve our m the the wasea the
SAINT war against verrnin that was scarcely less
The industrial parasites arc far more deadly.
z A1y r IS got Rer Is by yos aE
hand tricks. They are parasites Of the body
e Sor IN e e AND m e1ss
his meals from door to door In the winter he
Kitchen door I THe labor '' aga, a%a
@ RsaVe e"soEs
Of letters ,sn 70 the newspapers complaining BIT
week TO the agitator who is q go between" tho
employer and the union. The saloon kee pers or
ola ola We're largely parasites, sucking the blood OF
and able 10 work. but will not, and live in the
county noorhousc are pauperB plebeian. Tho
refuse to work and live on their fathers cs-
tate. are paupers patrlcian All these arc bur
must be carried upon the backs, of tho toiiers.
1urroW carried soldier with a gun on his back.
Today the peasant has gotten rid OF the soldier
burden. but VIC still have the parasite who arc
heavy loads. often making the worker to stag
ger. But society has awakened. Farmers arc
killing the worms on the apple trees with Paris
green poison. and tho time is not far on when
every man and woman will have to register oncc
Sy year stating exactly what they do FOR living.
national house cleaning az the rcpubic has
y who arc e. simply indua.,isl para,ites ana who
good housewife drives the vcrmin and the
mice put or tho cellar and garrett. or as farm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-14
All Human Labor Not Equal.


To the Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
o. s pnr.r, seems to be hood Of dsson,ent
this tmS, The leaders, drivers, arc seeking
ias eaanE sheis OiInS f sif into ee
nc harem of which would follow
the The in
ars "ss IL sHi1ss
world. and If attained would only last but a
r,sr S ts0 has ! smPsyed Sh iSoa
men men. ana can prov BY ihs men lnenselSes mat
hene "a are sGITfey N w9 ske in some
40 i~cG or three times ,s as much and better
use the Mind only 10 know yhS @ eN the tho
same rSmuneration as the capable man gets.
per per day I the e ,bs man? II So where is
nan his Does in no, have 'se
55endeney to- lover the highest TO the lowest?
and will.
the hand. The Supreme Creator in the begin
ping fd a gave US all hinss in the earth and air
Wing nGIdy a1o to @ en or wear ,h but simply
Srow S"''' car" our bread by the sweat OF the
The e co Of wealth in this nation
ing nc soil and building houses from stone and
hard -worRns farmer " Makes it falow. sows
implements stock. etc. Then the farm becomes
rSnnns @aper and the ~'of Is are are
man , The lahorer is worthy Of his hire;
est standard OF capability, educate 1t up and
not down.
Judge Gary. in his testimony. says the low
est wage paid by the steel corporal ton is s4.62
per day up TO S3@.5G per day. Would there be
standard equal wage where such conditions
are? This is one of the reasons for open shops.
We believe in union OF labor, hut there must
DO a classification TO make tho union a success:
IL this Is done tho inefficient will rise. The steel
and other manufacturers have always rewarded
their best men. This has bcen tho secret Of
success. From. what know every one hiring
labor. skilled or mnskilled. will pay. the most
for capabilty.' The bargain collectively
only be done between employer and employee
1t is n question of wheat and cares
The parable of the talents One had ten:
another had five; another, two Nos. two, .fve
and ten were industrious. according to their
talents and were rewarded in present life and
in future life The man who had talent
buried it. until called for: he was punished
severely. Cirtsing In duality and quantity
OF labor 10 six hours instead of eight hours in
q days work the want OF production would
bring the nation to distress.
Lloyd George has said curtailmcnt so far
with many thousand miners in 910 than
I'm 1914 many million tons OF coal min ed
less in 1919 than in 1914. This is g subject
for thought. READER.
Milford, Va, October 10, 1919.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-14
News of Fifty Years Ago
(Erom tho Richmond Dispatch, Oct. IA. 1869

The following were last night elected Officers
OF tho Masonic Building Association: President,
A. +. Ilarney; vice president p; W. Gruobs;
directors, Thomas U. Dudley, j. 3. Calvert and
Albert Ordway
The American brig Mary Allerton cleared for
Rio yesterday with cargo of 1913 barrels or
Richmond ground -four.
The naRs on public buildings were displayed
at half mast yesterday AS tribute of respect
to Ex- President Franklin Pierce.
tho Virginia state AGRICULTURAL Society and cx.
poets TO attend tho fair this year.
Workmen are busily engaged In digging the
foundation OF tho Presbyterian Church at the
corner OF Porter and Tenth Streets in Manehes-
ter. Prospects for speedy completion OF the
edifce arc good.
General Candy has issued an order postponinE
the appointment OF proxies ana directors or the
various chartered companies in which, the state
haa An Interest until Virginia shall BIO fully
restored TO tho Union
Tho Augusta County Fair Ia in full blast
Many Rchmonders are attending, and the City
CouDci OF Baltimore Is expected to be there
tomorrow in body. ~.
Mr.. Jefferson Davis reached Baltimore yes
tcrday. His health has been greatly improved
in. the last few months
John Wake, Cameron, only brother OF Cap.
Walker died In savannah, Ga,,s on Satardsy last.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-14
A Daily Once-Over
stenogrnphcrs md SILK Attire

Young working We oman. do you wear such en-
pensive and easily soIed clothes that 1T is i'm
possible for you to forget you must protect
Them, thus causing you to be less useful in your
position?
every week adjusting and arranging your cloth
ing so that you may keep 1t immaculate while
you work?
If you have certain job to do. don't you ap-
proach II in such way that you thinking
more OF protecting your cuffs your silk waist
than OF doing the work? If so, you not a
full-value employee.
Then your shoes pinch your feet and make
you uncomfortable that you have your mind
that more than your work
And to dress as you wish you spend lot of
tninkng and planning to meet the expense of it.
More and harder thought what you have
on your back than to the performance of the
work which enables you 10 get your bread and
butter CHI:
Don't he the overdressed working girl. There
is far better form in being suitably dressed
than In wearing o-callcd fincry in the wrong
ace.-(CoDyriGht. 1920
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-14
SEEN ON THE SIDE
BY HENRY EDWARD WARNER

"When Fellow Need, n Friend"
There arc moments In the whrlinE OF this cal
lous world Of ours
When fellow moods frcnd-nceds him
BAD!
Flo has some unexpected thorns
among tho nowors,
He has wasted opportunities in Fortunes golden
hours.
And he's sorc-or In the dumps; or he is sad.
There is nothing in such moments that will
make forget
Like the comfort in confding to tho end
All tho nasging little tanglcs that are woven
in tho net
That enmeshes him. and holds him in his prison
of roSrct-
Just confcssins the shoulder of a friend
And it isn't that our troubles interest that ono
VIC choose
AS the Ono whose cheering confidence We
seek
But it's just a great big loncsomcncss--tho over
whclminE blues
And yearning for some balsam for our aching
spirits bruisc.
For the heart that's full must die OF grief,
speak!
And it's when were sick and lonesome that
Friend alone hold
That full cup OF sympathy that ndcrsta nds:
And cheering whisper warns us, and the
world is not so cold
When the sun OF sympathy shines with its rays
OF purcst gold
In this world OF weary hearts. but sraspins
hands.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-14
A Greek Lullaby.

Oh, sleep. my dawn! oh. rs,..n. ,,v
OH m n1eon Oh, sleep, my morning start
-, thy lover from ATARI '"A'' Df'ns
On, sleep. for In the city great pya
~, ordered Jewels fair;
diamonds for thy hair. "o ."o
Forty Constantinople maids ara bro,d-
ering for thy bed
A coverlet both rich and flna ap.Ir,t
the day thou'rt wed; '''0 ssA'hst
royal easle In tho midst, the border
peacocks gay
The kings son and the emperor's havs
-. none so fair. today.
Oh sleep, for there are coming soon
SHOES that are fine and neat:
Hed snail they be and sewn with pearls
to ut thy tiny feet. %
oh, sleep. child, In. thy cradle small.
and sweet thy dreams shall boj -,
Oh ttS;ady Mary. Virgin pure. shali bear,
! KAN Review, OF Iondon, a :, 80 y v "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-14
Spreading Menace of I. w. w.'ism


HE greatest dangers that now confront
the United States are to be found in
the growing spread of I. ". w doctrines
me /. W. w. leaders are trying to do in
this country, in a different way, it is true
exactly what the Bolshevists have done in
Russia Under the teaching and spread OF
the pernicious doctrines of this organization
there has developed sharp contest between
conservative labor leaders and radicals for
the contro! OF the American Federation of
Labor, and in this contest radicalism is
steadily gaining ground, as evidenced by the
frequency Of strikes called over the protest
OF union officials and in direct violation Of
working contracts. In this contest for con-
troll Of the federation, the fact stands out
boldly that the ]. W. w. organizers have
succeeded in getting a foothold in every
important union, and domination of their
councils is only question Of time unless
there is unexpected reaction from the pres
ent tendency.
In their scheme for obtaining control OF
organized labor's actions by dominating its
councils the ]. ". W. have concentrated
their efforts upon the foreign element In
labor circles, where they find the making
OF converts easy, owing to the prevailing
ignorance and lack Of understanding OF the
true ideals OF American labor. With this
element the demand for higher wages and
less work finds eloquent appeal, against
which the charge OF reputation OF contracts
weighs lightly.
Nor is it surprising that this l. W. w. pro-
paganda should prove so effective when we
read the statement OF Secretary OF the In
Terror Lane that lin n large number of our
most important industries SO per cent Of
the people working there are foreign born,
! and they have signs printed for their well
| rare and to protect them, and those signs
| nave to be printed in seven different lam
| guages. and many OF the people cannot read
| them in any language" Thus 1t is that in
| this fertile field the I. ". W. spread their
! poisonous propa ganda with telling effect. and
1t is from strength recruited here that they
are further enabled to spread the germ OF
discontent throughout the country.
AS Secretary Lane wisely argues this
| menace to our institutions must be met
with education, and it is the duty OF national
and State governments to provide the edu-
cation' II we hope permanently to stay the
| wave OF Bolshcyism. of which l. w w pro-
paganda is but another form, from cngulf-
Ing our institutions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-14
Mi.. Clnrn RelIe orr DIe..

LYNCH BURG, Oct. 13.-Word has
been received here OF the death 1t her
home At Stamford, N. Y. of Miss Clara
Belle Orr. formerly member OF the
College. Some years ago Miss Orr suf-
fcred n nervous breakdown hero whiio
teaching piano. following which she
was never strong again. She was q
graduate OF Syracuse University and
member of the Kappa Kappa Gamma
Fratnrity
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-14
Prominent Educator Dies.

DANVILLE. Oct. l3.-Thc funeral
OF Professor ]. S. Allen who died early
Saturday In Milledgeville. Ca. will be
conducted at his old home near Dry
rork tomorrow, lie was member Of
lege. lie was educate ted In Virginia and
took his N. a. degree at Randolph
University OF Virginia and later to
Chicago. He went TO Georgia fifteen
years ago. and at the time OF his death
was professor OF pedagogy at the
N>rmal and Industrial College at MIL
ledeeville. lie is survived by his
father. his wife. three brothers and
four sisters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-14
CaroIine Eair This Week.

Caroline County Fair will be held on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday OF
this week. The exhibits are expected
There Will BIO. a band Of music. and
Congressman s.. o. Bland. OF this dis
tr!cl, will deliver an address of well
Daughters Of the Confoderacy Will pro-
vido a free dinner TO all OF tho Con-
fcderRte Veterans on Thursday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-14
GETS HELP FROM AMERICA
Milk and Money for Tuber-
cular Children Reaches
Berlin.
=. [By Associated, Press

OF American e eondenssd "rI milk He''V i,ay
reached Berlin and will be distributed
in accordance with directions from the
donors to the systematic milk cures"
for underted school children. .,
This relief body also has received
funds from Nav York to send 1000
tubercular children to Switzerland.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-14

CHARLOTTESVIIILE Oct 13.-JudEe
Henry Clay Mcdowell has named ".
Eskridge Duke. Of this city. deputy
clerk clerk Of the United states District
just been promoted to the position OF
clerk of the Western zDlstr!et. Mr..
Jr., and practitioner at the local bar.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-14

liking Albert is not the first sovereign to
SCI foot on, our shores. Dom Pedro, En-
peror of Brazil, visited this country and at
tended the ceremonies at the Centennial EN-
position on July 4, 1876, though unaccom
panied by his Empress Queen Elizabeth
however, is the first white Queen to visit
this country. Queen Liiuokalan Of the
Hawaiian Islands. visited this country dur
ing Cleveland's last administration, after
she had been dethroned, to plead for restora-
ton; but she was not a white woman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-14

] 1t would be more in, keeping with the OBJ
ject for which the labor conference was
called by the President if the different
groups composing it would submit their
plans for accord in a more pacific form than
as demands" proposals would sound
better.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-14

(: 1T is impossible TO prevent men from
Quitting their work. says Mr.. Gompers. Very
true. But it not only is possible, but right,
that the organization of which MI. Gompers
is at the head should quit insisting on MAX
ing wage contracts for the class Of workers
who treat the contracts thus made as mere
stGaps of paper.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-14
NO One Authorized to seIl s.~., S,.
BY Associated Preus OEoP'

.rWf,aSHiNHTON. Oct. I3.-No one Ia
cSu nhs i to negotiate the sale Of the
from President Aiejo +. caprennoe t'e ef
pisn Grsan Sugar Manufacturers' and
sented to the Senate todavY %% aas Pre-
president Marshall. Mr.. Garrsno re-
t tsrrc sus TO pending bill authorizir,g
chase tho Cuban cron "a 10 pur-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-14
pretes.er y. ". Harris Stricken.

u Z.
lessor J. NJ Harris. OF Lignum, Gull
pe Ip COUNTY, father of Mrs. b. r.
paralysis at his homo yesterday. Mr.
and Mrs. Willis left to be with pro-
feasor Harris
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-14
Rain Enable. Piora to start.

which had prevailed here since August
81. during which time scattered show
was arrested by steady all-day rain
Sunday. This will enable farmers TO
begin preparation for fall wheat seed
ing. which had been held up. The
work is about six weeks behind normal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-14

MISUNDERSTANDING, Oct. 13.-Thc
Orange the last week in October. This
fair IL usually we'll attended, and it Is
expected that all of the departments
will BIO well filed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-14

Senator Norris. Of Nebraska, in the course
or speech in the Senate supporting the
Shantung amendment to the peace treaty,
read a telegram from President Wilson, adj
hitting error in statements made by him in
justification of the award of Shantung TO
Japan. The readiness of the President to
admit error when called to his attention is
III striking contrast TO the conduct of Re-
publicans, who deliberately persist in spread
ms false statements and drawing false infer
ences about certain Clauses Of the treaty
and the accompanying covenant after their
falsity has been fully exposed.