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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-01-16
TALK OVER LAND MATTERS
Greek Premier and Minister to Italy
Meet Wilson in Paris.

Paris, Jan. 16.-President Wilson
received Premier Venizelos, Greek pre-
micr. and Lambros A. Coromilas,
Gre elk minister to Italy. During a
long conversation the Greek premier
presented arguments in support of
Hellenic claims in the war settlement
which Nj. Venizelos said were based
on the principles laid down by the
president himself. 1t was recalled by
the premier that at the beginning of
the war the entente powers demanded
that Greece occupy northern Epirus,
with the understanding that if at the
end of the war the occupation of
Avlona by Italy was confirmed, the
occupation of northern Epirus by
Greece should become definite. There
was also an additional understanding,
it was said. that the limit of Italy's
occupation south of Avlona should not
exceed the limits of northern Epirus.
Regarding Thrace, NJ. Venizelos said
that its Hellenic character was fully
admitted, even by the Bulgarians. He
said this was demonstrated in 1912
when Greece and Bulgaria collabor-
ated against the program of the COM
mittee of union and progress in Tur-
key Under that agreement it was
pointed out the interests of Greece in
Thrace were fixed as six times those
of Bulgaria
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-01-16
Are we wasting twelve mil
American W0rnen


Out of the worlds necessity has been born
the answer that is electrifying women the
country over. Wherever you are, whoever
you are, you cannot escape its contagion.
Greater usefulness to the world, greater well
being for the home and family, decreased cost
of living.
Already the astounding change is making its
way into our everyday life. The cooking, the
laundry and cleaning, the care of the babies in
sixteen million homes-how can it be done by
four million women? How can individual
household drudgery be abolished!
In detailed, practical fashion, Mrs. Gilman
tells. What she has to say about this most
extraordinary development in the worlds
history, no forwardlookingm man or woman can
afford to miss. Read s'The Work and Waste
of Women" in Pictorial Review for February.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-01-16
ARE FIGHTING BoLsHEvIsrs.
1000 Ukrainian Delegates Gather to
Oppose Red DOCTRINE Spread.

New York, Jan. IGNORE than
1000 Ukrainian delegates represent
ing their countrymen in the United
States and Canada met here today to
adopt plans for combating on this
continent and in Europe the spread of
BoLshevist doctrines and for Ameri-
canizing one million Ukrainians re-
siding in this country.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-01-16


"WENTY million housewives In America!
Sixteen million of them able, energetic,
eager women doing the work that four
million could do.-And the H0rLd is short-handed
of workers!
Sixteen million women cooking, scrubbing,
washing, tending children-a1 day long-in
sixteen million homes.
t Wh0f IF frUeEpe million of them could be re.
leased for the Uorlds reconstruction asx
Charlotte Perkins Gilman, Americas sanest
and foremost feminist, discusses this burning
subject in Pictorial Review for February.
$1,000, 100000, at conservative estimate,
would be released towards the worlds shortage
of money and labor, by releasing these twelve
million women for gainful work. Think
what that would mean in France, in Belgium,
in Serbia!
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-01-16

Of F. Matania, tells you more graphically than
any words could how the German gun nests
were broken up by our brave boys. You will
want to frame this picture and those that are
to follow for their historic record CT the Great
War as well as for their artistic value. =
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-01-16

s'But our homes? Our men? Our babies!
IF they must suffer we have no right to change"
1t is the Ole, .old cry that has kept millions of
women the world over "non-gainfuL"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-01-16
Birthday cards for the
Youngsters. Color cut-outs

Such amusing onesthat the children will love cutting and
sending to little friends whole dozen of them No
by
Pictorial Review And there adorable studies of
babies.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-01-16
REMARKABLE SERIES
OF GREAT WAR PICTURES

beginning with the February issue, Pic
- torial Review will publish month after month
series of stirring full-page War Pictures.
You would gladly pay $1.O0 for any Of these
remarkable full color reproductions.
sTaking the Guns, from the mastery brush
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-18
Art Cun,r,.
Mexican Bandits
Filthy Rich

Dear EdtoT'-
Well Ed where them vl,s, let Of captive, the other
their minds have
few dosp the other does not nothing
their lives
wa, offered position Mexico other day Ed bu, give
refusal being hard keep mans head shoulders
that country aA them b,rds would lay for bird like
probable hold lo Of couple million which hundred
thou more than | would be able TO pay
was captured BY bandits I'd would with them and probable
release paying dollar down and ,moeon zach Other
week They bird could credit of them bandits
will only 60 about like diplomat something and not do nothing
to ruiis up their dispositions -
Al that I'd suppose would be jus, like myself beard h, Villa
somewhere and him OF mind and mebbe
ashamed would aud take job selling Mexican oil stock
or something
Wen Ed your paper y, be building one
corners ~ and will ck
trying the The they decide h, building I'd
bunch OF the Of tall buildings
ge,her aud says Well got story building and another
have go, story edes aud finally the person which
ading We'll Boys will building aud raise
eight stories md the meeting broke up .
we get affair without failure will he quite
,c opotan or something might
clean and put mule some OF our leading sewer,
Impre,sivey Yours
ART ctJNM
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-18
1N .. = man wAo ~ y ua1e ~ltk Npb
getting about a. rare a. Ms o. i ~sax who sssd
TO wear oxs
Ripping Rhymes
Dy Vslt Msseo.
TIRE spIHDrxRIr.

TN . bliths end reckless spsnde,,
! tfottins With . sildsd hand. and
J blow my legal tender with Tree
and lavish hand. Not . silver, not q
copper do ! save Tor day, to come .
ard soms day III be . psupes, slosh-
Ing homeless through . siuin. on I
zee the cautious fellow ssitins lille
dollars down. while I'm painting red
ard yellow streaks around the s,ddv
town: he'll be paying heavy taxes .
support me. when ! dwell. with tho
other batile.sses. in the poorhou,e ~
the dell. All the people who are s.,.
ms must support me when I'm old.
when with t'other buns I'm rAyins
over lost and wasted gold when Eve
soaked my watch and broorhs,, anI
my hat and fountain pen, and I'm 1T.
ting swattins reaches in the poorhou
In the glen. People tell me ! an,
crazy not 10 salt some coin away. ltt
that threat SCENE vague and haO.
treating OF the rainy day. For lbs
present day 10 sunny. there's no JArnp-
ness In the brerie. and I'm busy burn.
ing money that is growing on tie
trees Youths the time ior gly
eirouses; III conduct the merry war.
I'LL I'm chasing rats and mouses 10 the
pDor house OH the tor.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-18
OKLAHOMA CITY TINES


Capt A. B. Hammer and Tom Nc.
Mechan. attorneys in . contest case
being tried yesterday in the United
States Land office, came TO blowI
after Tom had called the captain .
sooner"
An old colored woman witness made
for the door crying, Seems like dar's
swine to be trouble heah."
Lord Ki,ehner has been appointed
chief OF staff and Lord Roberts COM
mander in chief Of the British forces
in South Africa az result OF the
shake up in war department circles
following the defeat at Masefs-
fcntein.
Al q meeting Of the city council
last night complaints were read re-
garding the obstruction OF street
crossings by the Santa lie ard Chct-
,Aw railroads.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-18
Robert Quillen's Corner

unfair call the boshevst hog They tral,
ma but the hog isn't too larry for il,
This from Cuba Offer pound and you
siu ~ from storage
n have enough eat because the farmers haven't thought
I oeeH esganring 10 establish six-hour day
New definition meeting who know
olvsDss ist what they will not eoncede
Wha 0an ssys that he fighting tw his rights that ne
IT something he desire, and will think
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-18
Aifplass Chssssl 70 sssplans.

Combinations Of wheels and float
TO permit sirplane landing, on either
land or water have usually been found
more cumbersome than Useful, A. .
successful compromise solution OF the
problem. however. . Canadian boat
maker !, now producing interchange
able pontoon equipment for the we'll.
known Canadian training plane. says
the November Popular Mechanics
Magazine. To efiec, the Msn,forma-
ton from landplane to ~splane the
landing gear is removed and the pom.
toons boned to the regular undssear.
risse fittings. A. shown in the accom-.
psnying illustration.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-18
The Children'S Story
By Cdrlysle H. Holcomb
TRADING WITH THE xINc.

TuEn DOE Kas ss Fors, jouned from hi. p,l,e.
~ ~ ths border and Everyone loved the King
o y vlig anywhere that he could be help Isn't
~ tese lovs always the that mosti
J9 - a iron hs slace thst twilight took him before
al Ye1ag Rsd Foa wandering abcu In The twilight ehanced
~ - ~ Ks 6oaA He noed everything quiet He noticed
OoosGse esss{ssa from behind he palace
"a Ha ~ yous Red Foz -Soms has ben in the Kings house
un uaeA has
~ ~ ssss ground watching s strange There seemed
~ u eomethlug Dsesis9 sbosA he strangers ectons
k - - y esryg soe4hinG" ssd Red Fox 10 himself IN bet
ID Spoa esueAtlg hea II Kings pslsee III find ont"
Ny9 ~ bo9 eof and closer where the creature
NIUD q eeasehia6 thes seemed to Be very heavy %
~ ~ Kmgs candle stick He 10 trying to carry
~ ssyaa will Show him whether he steal from
uueel H lecks % he might make good supper.
vM sesvs him right for stealing from the King Young Red
H. pe ~ this strange fellow and end 10 this kind
- IL ses closer and closer and when he close
Ea 31uAk y seen and The strange b fghsned
h.. Ii yssssk :quest cried this creature Squeak
o11 yseas lsl Fox q he held this fellow eIoss
4M II = Jssk IL Wood Rat"
{.L2 - kbdb eaadk stekr
I}-l u soaoe saeks I'D Mr. Wood Rat III am
nv 1n - - pssasoss and snd psw
S SSS - - xAe ~A.u ). No. !, ho~.
~ sSsyJ - : iron IRON ''s Na"s ny
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-18

7, xss once the custom in Korea
that . man was not allowed TO attain
to the dignity Of trousers until he
married. A bachelor was forced 10
wear skirts - one who possessed no
definite position in society. More
over, the law prohibited marriage i'm
less the man was able 10 support .
wife in the station to which she was
used. so that the skir, also served as
an index 10 income,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-18

One high school girl snow balled an.
other yesterday, precipiia,ing a gener-
al free for al! which so surprised one
Of the mail tarriefi horses tied near
by. tina, il ran away and caused bad
smash up
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-18
Ten Years Ago.

Tha, Frederick 4 Cook failed to
slow convincing proofs that he ever
reached the north pole, is the finding
OF the committee OF the university Of
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-18
Dorlf@orr.p
- MR nm ~
THE FORBIDDEN roor.
NWR Nm.

Our highest tribunal susains
And lu,her, feel de.p.,essd p.in,
Or feel we're headed for perdnon.
The final effort to .ude
The latest arid legislation
Receive, jolt les, than rude
And Bs,chus ho~ls with conernaion
few may find in ubsta,c,
The ioceu draush 10 which they're yearnns
With which to III their forid
And slake such thirst as may be burning
The moon,hne vendor may relieve
The drou,h in ISOLATED sections,
Bu, those wi,hou, his realm will srie,.
Because they have still eonnectons
The bootleg bareer may bring
And lemon make them sing
Who deem tina, beverage daisy
Bu, Of those wh9 dwell in cot
In bungalow or mansion regal
VIII know that booze a i
At least they know i, is not legal
The remarks the waiu. carpenter quite sensible anu
better form than the statements those United State, senators who
suggest hat pedestrians arm ihene'e, to shoot Speeding motorists
but form OF outswy doesn't Sasa, another would the other
foot should make talk less, but we have slight hope
that it Will
Our 'op.Gn is @ Ia, pTos & to point where p. no book " ls ca,
iot dollar down aud similar easy payments, irOmn on
OF shouldn't with proposition but this
occasionally will
the Popul, party play engagement would
seem conservative in everything but ~hi'ksra
Ponea City has been sentenced the penten,iary for having
three and appreciate those te,,u surroundings MeAe,te'
The war seem, o Be except h. pde. and tn.
telephone service.
Another hardship OF the days
When miners quit and acted snry,
Wa, in New York, wher,
The eaberets closing
We give publicity from Chicago
hat price, slumped heavily there This truth press
the hope that the proprietor OF fayoe emporium notice
b Possibly he doesn't read the eo but having been when
young lady asked he had received affirmative
there hope old Dos Munyon remark back
those good old day, when he appeared frequently alongside
reading matter.
Ruie Hoskins says number Of reform
msnts is that someone needs the money
"Aphrodte" Of play running NS York
right style Those who have their mythology
lon straight original Aphrodie from
land Cyprus clad collar Of seafoam such dphano stuff
Nothing should t easier than letting the bills wait the
poaon commsh suggests until the esteemed n mild weather. gas
pany appor,ions the discounts with lavish hand
daughter carry without the assistance Of roll
mother sp, think she destined for a musical
Definition. for moyeoddi. . Who needs the
,iHanes Of the Justly celebrated mstistoe.
who used hunt work conspicuous by his absence
for the world proceed do their
Christmas shopping early possible
An able expert tell, shortage Be entirely
overcome for year, However optimistic notion that the frs,
four months will Be the worst
also b. possible for village attain brief distinction
by failing to bid for the Dempsey Carpenter controversy
cav pOpI D.. GO. Q,,.M Ck..o. - R... . 0e1l.v
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-18

The Christina, issue OF The Student,
high school magazine. is unusually at
uIt,iye. 1t compares favorably with
many college publications.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-18
WORK AND SAVE.

slIRI ,.nsees high living many influences
N ~ ~ ss soaring single remedy effect But tcrt
a los ess Who want the outlined by Attorney General
w. He points method BY which people help bm,els,
~ ~ pshd before Many have found helpful But its full results
- - y ssnsd n. made widespread effort The important
v q dat psogsm work When support
ts the lowering many price, those prices
~ sss and industry will help ho. who w to help them
1salwA
0f s department Of justice contemplate, other action in Il,
a sssinN s high coat living oarde" and pOte" are to
es They sheaM and they have been but
N high prices made for the month Organized campaigns
- NJ high Of living began governmental circles months
= nsats then the legal machinery Of naton and and
ai1 have accomplished total Of less than nothing Judged BY the
1us bsst the governments box Even the most hopeful
Stn ups uueh from the after such record
NJ pn~ s,s eoa'emp'es wider use f, price committee. But
~ bvs tss fair ps before Either they recommended
Important ducton' their recommendations rdeued and
d b dsslrs Sometimes they deserved such fate hens the work Ct
sb pshisry ignorant Of business affair The public will
,lvssl sssb from such . source
~ ~ government sin help poor pa, showing
general proposes, strive for industrial which makes
Ve ssd greater production ending the strike rendered
s And do than has discourage speculation and check
- Initiation which major Of high prices The federal
nsd power make difficult the speculative loan, which
hsw tendency boost prices and hamper production So long
~ borrow and spend there will be who prefer tina.
= working and saving
effectively BY working and Restriction bare necessities dc,i
Ne Such fate forced Of minor earning capacity But the
others who for end bng should renh The
q those Of adding the hardp the When uur
such demand the production Of essentials suffer I, time for
e Of the self sacrifice and work that helped 10 win the The
esmpsn for thrift with the 1t should he supported
md its beginning need not be so long DELAYED
Oklahoma Cs the last outlined in The Times
inspiration and for better record
IN 1920 Though building permits attained high figure the demand for
homes and building, There oppotuntc,
here for industrial expansion and business growth sufficient insure and
retain leadership among cities of the southwest lie, OF those
opportunities be neglected
Regardless Of advance notices and planetary alignment Is still apparent
hs he world will ouls the available supply Such prospect
fvhs restrictions the Of for industrial purposes and the
posston commission should govern itself accordingly
The government unm;sakable of
speaks which desired shall
tsveen Mexico and the United States We ,ha, Can,a laugh
iae behind his whsken
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-18

Copenhagen, according 10 reports re.
cciyed at London today.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-18

Mexican government unmsakable sign. Of
whea u speaks Of the harmony which sincerely desired shall
Seeven United We suspect
In Z u, behind his vhi.ker
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-18

in presen, prices owing to the large
quantities OF eggs in cold storage.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-18

Di,,rie, Judge b. A. Robertson
today addressed letter to George r.
Clark, secretary Of the Lincoln county
democratic central committee. an
rouncing tha, he has concluded TO
erter the race Tor democratic nomina-
ton for governor
Fec, have reached their high mark
a, ~ cents a dozen. say local pro-
ducors, who do not expect any raise
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-18

Regardless Of advance notices and planetary alignment still apparent
thst s world will oua the available supply Such prospect
fhss restrictions the Of for industrial purposes and the
Dossion commission should govern itself accordingly.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-18

the Popuist party could play engagement, would
conservative in everything but whiskerA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-18

The to b except in the price list and the
telephone service
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-18

Pnea City has been sentenced the penen,ay for having
three and appreciate those eu surroundings McAester
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-18

AcoLD WORLD.
Another hardship Of the days
When miners qui, and acted snrly.
Was in New York, wher. someone SAYS,
The eaberets were closing early.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-18

alton has progressed point where book agent
doing favor when he unloads the complete work.
!. aud similar easy payments from now on
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-18

!. shouldn't end a sentence with proposition but this one
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-24

Y I has become almost habit with engineers point
the Marmon a the highest expression of the engineer
ing that will rule the next period of automobile
ton One is MarmonS girdcr-like frame which pro-
vdcs great strength notwithstanding that it much lighter
than frames of conventional design
frame il built to the of body which is bolcd
directly without the Is. This important
obtaining low of gravity and preserving the equilibrium
OF the higher speeds
weight and nothing the structural strength OF the
rrey eliminated in the design of the Nlarmon. The sides o the
replace member heel
board, steel running boards integral parts, with Tenders
boed to them There step hangers, fender similar
supports which add nothing but weight and provide opportunities
for Slucaks and
As in the Frame throughout the Marmon
smplhed, scientifically designed
that is to supersede the conventional cars OF today.
lkn1- Ihnnil .cAn-Onr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-24
QUITS BENCH TO TAKE
OIL COMPANY POSITION
Special tn The world

HrsriAl To me Wofh.
NOwATA. Okla May - Judge
W. j. Campbell has sent to Governor
Robertson his rcsgnsion as Judge
of the Nowata Rogers district. To
take effect June l., Judge Campbell
M announced some time ago. has ac-
cepted position ~ counsel for the
Producers a. NofinerH corporation
and will make his home In Tulsa
Judge Campbell ia a graduate of
the law school ~ tho University ~
Tennessee In the class OF 1904 That
same year he came to Nowat1 and
took up the practice Of law. He wna
later elected city attorney. serving
one term, and was then elected
mayor, again serving one term In
1914 he became n candidate for dis
trlct judge and was nomlnatod over
II |. Brown, who had heldlthe office
OF district Judge since Statohqod Ho
has held his position on the bench
ever since.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-14
GAVE ALL TO HIS COUNTRY.

Editor Every Evening: Much is being
printed in the daily papers these days
about the boys who fought under our
flag in France thrilling storiesfof those
who have been spared To return to their
homes, and equally thrilling stories about
those who have made the supreme sacrifice.
Nll honor 90 them all Nothing that we
here at home can do will compensate even
to the smallest degree for what they did
across the sea.
I The writers wishes to pay tribute here to
| a Middlctown boy, whose very modesty
! u sometimes seems TO me has In "a sense
denied him the hunors that are his due
Very little has been said about him in the
newspapers HIS name appeared in the
casualty list last summer Us Wounded
degree undetermined I'm anxious
mother heard after some tune that he was
IN hospital recovering fro wounds re-
cclvcd IN nattlc and then for weeks,
yes months not line. The War De
partmCnt at Washington could give no
comforting words, and cable after cable
brought no reply At Christmas time,
when most of us were Enjoying the day the
message came to the mother here that her
son had been killed in action" That
was all The Christmas box had already
hccn sent but the son was not there TO
receive n
am referring To John ] lioifcckcr
tho hrSt NIddlctown boy TO enlist and the
oulN one 90 bc killed in action that has
bccu reported to date He was the only
SON ai Mrs alberta lIoiTcckcr, Il graduate
81 the Nhddlctown High school, and Of
I,oldcv Commercial College lie was =
nephew oi Mr. and Mrs Aubrer Nandcvcr
of Wilmington, and had other relatives
III that city member Of Forest Prcsby
tcrun Church, also the Sunday school,
Lr vte regular III attendance
Whom John llotfcckcI decided that his
couu,rv needed hum be did not hesitate,
lUr gul,tcl at once and i tcw months
lat,g Wa overseas Ihcrc was nothing
ot the Spectacular about his gong he
SIMPLY heard THE "cail" and enlisted
Democracy and Liberty meant something
vurfh Whlc u hum Today he rests
-umrNhcr, IN France along with thou
sand II other brave boys and sorrowing
mother equally brave silently mourns
thc los Of her only son. ill honor 10
J3ck Hoffcckcr and his memory He
give all that he was or hoped 70 be to
his country Md no man could do more
\ Friend
NiddIc'own January l3. 1919.