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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-29
GUTHRIE BOY AND WELSH
GIRL WE'D IN ENGLAND
Roy Y. Patton. and Miss Safah
Frances United In Wedlock;
A War Romance Culmin.
ated In England

A message from Aherdarc. Wales.
20 Mrs. Olive Iatten, tells of the mar
riaee Of hs~ step-son, Roy Patten.
a Guthrie boy and q returned sol
dicr 10 Miss Sarah Frances Daily. IL
Sweet Ahcrdare. $, Wales. England.
July g6. They wan leave Soothamp-
ton, July !, on hoard the Imperator
or The cunnard line. Tor the United
States. Mr Paiten left Guthrie NAV
80, TO claim his bride and expected to
be back ON his Job long ere this. but
owing 10 the difficulties ia securing
passage ON the seas on account Of
the immense amount of travel. he
WAS detained. lie had to secure pass.
age frcm Montreal. canada. in going
over and was delayed there, not land
ing over there" until June ~. He
has had wonderful experience and
quite romance, but has won the
prize and is now expected home soon.
Mr. and Mrs patten viii be at
home TO their friends after August
20. at 1919 West Noble avenue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-29
ARE NOT ALL
IN THE UNITED STATES
Wine Growers OF Spain Dump
New Grape Crop Into River
To Keep Up Price OF
Wines

Maria luly aa Thousands ~ pco-
pie ia spain ara iaeruaoA ever the
action of the wino gyowera in iha
Valepeaaa and other vineyard dla
tgiets. who aitar mgrtinK, lhrcv
large quantities of tha years Nleldt
which is extremely houn,llul, into The
rivers. In order I, 4 said, 70 main
tain tho high prlcce II winoN,
Lack of transpcsfatiou prvv"nsed
the producers trum exporIlnx wines
and fruits. therefore IL tho course "
their mcutlng. the wine growers dre
clded 10 deatfoy the products rather
than permit the public 60 chtalu Vince
AZ modcrates prices.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-29
WHAT Tucked OvEp
THE WIRE DURING DAY

Nashville Governor Cox was rw
questod 20 grant a hearing 20 the wo
men Of tho south on questions ol
"statos rights and party honora," ~
Telegram sent by the southern w
mems league for rejection of the su
san u, Anthony amendment
roaio -Four thousand Japaueae
troops have been ordHed 20 complete
occupation of the northern part ~
saghalIen island, the minister ot war
informed the Diet
Nome Ronald Amundaeu, Nor
wogian explorer, will remain m Nome
FOR two weeks sad then win steer
hir vessel into tho Arctic ocean FOR q
five year expedition, ha announced
Washington Samuel Gompcr7
declared tho American federation OF
Labor would resist wage reductions
At ali hazards and condemned action
ia corporations 10 ihfinH OH thehN
ands Of men ~ an "iudlctmen, Of
management"
Washington France and dreai
Britain. according 20 aulhoritlge ad
vice. have concluded an hErenmenl
IN connection With oiI supplies a.
signed To secure international go op-
GRAFTON and 10 eliminate competition
between the TWO countries
Oklahoma Guy Unexpected
heavy Yields viii boost the total pro.
duction of wheat Ia Oklahoma 70 A.
million bushels. President Whitehnral
OF thc stats bDard ~ agriculture,
predicted.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-29
PRETTY GIRLS TAKE
TEACHERS EXAMS TODAY

twenty-five Logan county young
ladies All bright and pretty, are TAX
ing the three DAYS examination for
first, second and tiilrd grade teach
srK' eecilfica;ar The exeminstious
I'VE st'na conduclea by Cora n Far
reiL oonuty aaplvintcndsnt IN the
aurt room ~ the county building.
THESE examinations are held each
year al This season just following
the summer school hcld at Edmond
There are more taking The iests tbls
year than Is usual. according 60 Mrs.
Farrell
Oklahoma history and government.
agriculture domestic science, geosra
ply erammor and United states his.
tory are tho SUBJECTS today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-29

being towed TO The United States
by the transport Hancock, was
the first ship in the German bat.
tie line when il colIided with the
British grand fleet. while the
22,000-ton dreadnaught Ostfries-
land was the ninth ship in the
line, Immediately in the rear OF
the flagship of the German com
mander-in-chief, Admiral Scheer
OF the three destroyers, all 81
which are being towed over as q
result of their submersion with
the German fleet at Scapa Flow
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-29
Draft Dodgers Get Gay as
They CraWl Ont of Holes

New York Iuls 80 Draft dodgers crawling ont ot eif
gny holes emaieHd ~ the arve propaganda of such or
gauizatonS The American u,l Liberties tnous, which
seeks free conscientious oJcctors held pa rrisous
The 'nergdpls nf hundred hnusand American homes
gradually reaprearing ~ their pre.war haAnis
Cowardiee pl 10 defense invariably assumes the role Of
superiority Hens here IL New Nqr which the spring o
1917 has been th preer hide out ot the national ciaven
the bold hang Of Che American coward IS naueauug to
those who went yersrhs
Their airs and pasronxng manners toward returned service
has provoked IA quite rambler of instances the prompt
Jumping up of no chin eomnlcnanees,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-29
It SIZING MAN DIS
SUDDENLY ~ lIii~ CITY

T.atn perahlu9. weil hn0wn 80 Guth.
fie people. recently 4 resident ut
Gushing arrived "a Guthrie laat nlshl
about ton o'eloca 'le Nna apperently
IN good health when he retired to hts
ruWn ia tho ilatrs hntnl Nt TO So
rhls morning ho was found dead iu
bed. lic had died during lha nieht
without Disturbing anyone
II ia presumed thai his death was
caused from heart troable whisa b.
WAS aald TO be a victim,
A eornnara inquest over The huht
viii hg held
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-29
Saped Lives of
Three But Is
Himself Killed

Nc Ales,crs July 29y-warnln1
three employees TO cAcspc from un
der a falling beam r /. Hatiieis',
president OF the Strlngtown Crush
ed Rock Company was instantly
killed when heavy timber gave
way on a car and struck him on the
head, crushing his skull.
Mr.. Hatfield and three other men
were experimenting the unloading
Of a car of machinery 10 be used
In the construction of new crush
ing plant, when the accident oe
cured at the eompsny's plant al
S,rinutor, a small town near here
late "Wednesday afternoon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-29

Washington, July 29-Four Of
the five German warships allo-
Gated to the United States for
experimental purposes were in
the thick Of the fighting at the
battle Of Jutland, according 70
naval intelligence records here.
The vessels are due at New York
from Brest, France, this week and
under clause Of the peace treaty
they must be destroyed within
one year after their arrival.
The light cruiser Frankfort
now wreck in machinery and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-29

q 4 fllAka. who operates farm
southeast N tho city has broom
corn crop that * the best IN the state.
Experts who have looked u over say
the 80 acres with net Mr. nlaao sz.
s01 The stocks are ~ feet high and
are uniform. The Blake crop Is ths
only one n Logan county and demon.
sbrates conclnaively that broom corn
can Frow IN logan eoanty One o.
the stocks can be seen In the window
~ thIa office
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-29

The county election board Is in
lscssion today preparing the ballots
and supplies for the coming prirar
les The ballot boxes will be flih
I'd and ready for the precinct Off
cials when they narrive In the oilss
Saturday John Hopkins. OF Cres-
cent is chairman, Ned Holman, secre.
tary and Fred Wenner member of the
foard.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-29

ried' to Japanese men they had never
seen. Marriage was arranged ty
correspondence and an exchange OF
pictures.
Such protest against that prac
tice was caused that the Japanese
called a halt on the picture brides"
SO that. after August Of this year the
3apsnese men will be compelled u
tind another method Of consummat.
ing their marriages with women IN
Japan"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-29
Scaled 4O-Foot
Prison Wall and
Escapes Unnoticed

McAlesser, July 2s.-.prison
authorities declared this mornina
that they were stIll without a clue
as to the whereabouts u W !
mule" Smith, aged az, who scaled
the penitentlary walls late Wednes
day and escaped without an alarr'
being raised. Smith is the first
convict 10 escape by scaling the
40 foot wall which surrounds the
prison yard and upon the tor of
which, armed guards are placed
Smith was sent 10 the penltea-
tiary from Pawnee county Fshr.
uary ;, 1919. "He was sent TO the
penitentiary on a 90 year sentence,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-29

Frank Bond is Guthrie boy who
served with the American troops IN
France. He responded when his
country called him. and deserves the
consideration Of the voters Of Logan
county This returned soldier is a
candidate for county treasurer on the
republican ticket He has served
several years as deputy under Law
renee Jeisma and Was appointed BY
the county commissioners 70 fill the
unexpircd term He has made good
and viii continue 10 do 30. See aia
announcement In this paper
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-29

the G-l02 and The V-43 were IN
the forefront Of the fighting
throughout the Jutland engage
menf.
Leading division Of -four
scout cruisers thai bore the brnnt
~ fhe British fire at the orcning
of the engagement. the Frank
furt. flagship Of Rear Admiral
Brodieker. was hit four times.
N,ut with d small calibre she'll IN
each instance aud stayed IN the
fight to the finish. The third
cruiser behind her was sunk at
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-29
Big Touring Car
Crashes Into Post
THO Are Killed

Chicago, July "a big touring
car crashed into boulevard elect
ric light post on Michigan Boulevard
near 43rd Street early today, killing
Mrs. Jessie Brown and Robert j..
Book. driver OF the car. and probably
fatally inIuring John Neaiy "a cattle
dealer.
Mrs. Brown was acquitted four
months ago on charge Of shooting
her husband TO death.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-29
LARGE LOAN TO PERslANS
FROM UNCLE SAM

London. July % Americans have
offered tho Persian government
large loan, according 20 an uncon
firncd report sent by the Daily
Malta Tcheran correspondent.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-29

The opening Of the engagement
The Frankfurt, which has 9
speed of ~ knots, il believed ri
have participated also IN raids on
the British coast.
Although she was well up in
line and her ~ inch guns worked
throughout contact with the
British fleet, tho dreadnaueht
Ossfriesland, flagship Of Vice
admiral Schmidt, commanding
battle squadron No. !. escaped
without a major blow, SO far as
naval records here disclose. but
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-29

hskicaii, Lower Cal, july 2e..--.
Troops we're being recruited here
today by Estebsn cantu, governor
Of the northern district of Lower
California. 10 repei what he dss.
crlbcd Yesterday ~ an Invasion
of Lower California by Mexican
federal soldiers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-29

yss damaged leter by hitting a
mine during the withdrawal 20
WiIhclfnshavcn
or the two destroycrs, the
Grl02 WAS with the scouting
forces, close 70 the Frankfurt. al
The opening ~ The battle. She
took part ID the destroyer aitack
on ihc British battle cruiser
divisions al 4;30 r. MI, and later
IN the general engagement with
British destroyers sent out ~
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-29
MtIsI,ItGE LICENSES

Thnso marriage licenses were VI
sued today Donald IS BAIRD, aht
claue Ruucr al both NJ uklaa0usa
cts deorRe u Rendol, at ani IL
tge'ia NJ soelay 81 both of Enid
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-29
WHOLESALE JAIL BREAK
Ar FREDERICK LAST NIGHT

wichita Falls. July 90 There was
q wholesale jail delivery at Frederick
last nAht. every prisoner in the
county jail escaping. A posse OF citi-
rens are securing the country Two
OF the escaped men have been recap
tured.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-29
MAN WHO DESERTED
FAMILY IS ARRESTED

Deputy Sheriff chas Swanson is
on his way hack from Knox County,
Nebraska. today. with Howard Con-
ning OF North Logan County. In GUS
tody. Coming farmer of Rose
Hill township is charged With deser-
ton Of his wife and children. He
was located by Sheriff Robertson and
warrant issued for his arrest.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-29


waahinston luiy 10 Two mem
bswu ~ rruhtbilon Commissioner jne.
~ Kramsra flying squadron. intent
upon the enforcement ~ the voiatsaa
Aet, ara taclUn dismissal trom tho
service for holding acandaloua party
In Pittsburgh last week u u charged
ihnt theao men participated IN tho
raiaa an Homestead saloon IN thn
course ~ Nhich they seiaed aaau,
tlty u NhlakY
Two sultraasa ~ e0ntrahand hnOsn
we're taken hy them to rittahargh and
a. their hotel they gave PARTY whlch
resulted ia much Noise AMI marn
standnl Tho management N the ho'
tel had them thrown out ia response
10 che protest from other quests,
Commissioner kramor when asked
today about tha Incident, said
II waa In pii.s.sirsh Friday and
heard ~ ihn affair refewpd % have
Gated upon lhs supervising agent Tor
"A report on tho subject and II the
atorY I heard Is ranflrmed. tho NON
involved viii ha dismissed The re-
porl on the subject Il expected a. any
time aud when Il arrives soma action
IA tho matter Will ha taaen. Our
iaty IA 10 enforce tho law, And wa
eliI not tolerate such rank violations
ot il AZ WE'RE reported 10 mo Ia rltlt'
hnrsh",
Booze Thrown From Window.
Tho two prohibition agents under
investigation registered At dowus
lowu hotel and ware assigned ~
rooms on the eighth floor On ihs
Saturday nigh, following tha second
VI the raida lu Homestead, n u alieg
"a that party was staged IN ihe
quarters allotted 10 tho dry law
aleu,hs
Immediately after this midnight
party had sheen broken 40. Il was
learned At the hotel that worry noisy
session had bscn reported 10 The
riefhs dnak from The eighth floor and
that tho two prohibition agents had
been requested TO vaeata their rooms
Immediately and that they had dooe
20. Thewa ena also talk among hotel
attaches At that time of two auitraaes
N liquor and ~ women u VISA said
THAT earkaae NJ ilHuor was thr0wn
out ~ hotel window and crashed
onto lha sidewalk with such nolse as
% draw crowd
Hotel Employees silent.
when newFpapce men questioned
employees Of Tho hotai concerning ths
affair they sal they would mot ac-
cept the responsibility of talking Tha
honxa detective Declared he would
not make a atatemcn, except on all
Vice N tho hotel onmpauy'e attornet
Asked specifically of the talk about
two snit cases of liquor aud two wo-
ts,ssssa,4ass.
(C0nglnued pn pARe col 80
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-29
POLES WILL AGREE
TO AN ARNISTICt

Warsaw, July 2e.-PoIIsh committee
Of the rational defense sent wire
less message TO the soviet command
er on July 27, stating that II would
send delegates on July 80 with foil
aower 10 negotiate an armistice.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-29
Man Who Fed
Wife Poison Must
Serpe Lite Term

Manchester. W. July 2s.--myro
pitt'oone was found guilty of mor-
der N the second degree today for
the poisoning of his wife az their
home in Bennington April 6. The
Jury was cut since last night.
re Was sentenced TO life lmprls.
oament.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-29
GOVERNMENT my slit rti~
SAN 10 NAVE Staged A
VERY MEl PARTY IN \
piII~Bt Rt.H UOIII.
noon
CHAR S PREFERRED; MEN
/ MAY Be DISMISSED
DIPN MINT IlEtD SAYS
VIZ, NM mn DROPPED
~ itlaI~ CONFIRM
y WOMEN IN noon
NJ III IlII AtIs\I~


Nsvr Nsrk. july sp,-~-rwo enforce
NsM afflemrs % she "dry dgvss
ion " shs federal aavsrnmsas. werk.
ing upder ,he volstead law are urdee
avsast hses charged with mskl~r
raids. securing llanor ard alsncsln1
~ tho con,rshand 20 heo,lsuuses.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-29
Villas Surrender
Is Confirmed

Washington. July as-~oftlelal
confirmation ~ she surrender u
sraeel.co villa 10 the federal ues
esument % Msxlea ~aa received sl
the state veparsmert today frer'
the American consul al pledraa
Nesras ss wac eftlelaily advised
of ire surrender by ,he feaefal
commander a, plearas kearAa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-29

Cleveland johnny kilbane won
the newspaper decision over Artie
Root in ten rounds.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-29
WEATHER

New Orleans, July 80 Tonight
aud Friday, generally fair.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-29

xgwx xw p y y y FIX " 81 -
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U z u sa az
The Mankato free press., 1920-12-10
SMITH is BACK HOME.
Missing Rochester Alderman Returns
To Old Lnr,s Tnx.,n

Missing Rochester Alderman Returns
To Old Home Town.
Rochester. Mimi, December 8.-M.
o. Smith, Rochester's missing former
alderman at-1arge, arrived in the city
last night on the Great Western train.
He was not in the hands OF authori-
ties. Smith came back, apparently in
the company of Frank Stopped.
This fact brought to mind the meet
ing Of city council last Tuesday night
when Smith was deposed from office.
At that time Mr.. Stopped had admitted
that Mayor c.. d. Brown had had some
conversation with him regarding re-
ward for the return of Smith. The
amount Of one hundred dollars was
mentioned. Stopped said at that time
that when he had talked with Brown
regarding the reward, Brown attached
no strings to the offer.
Asked at that time il he had been
working on the Smith case, Stoppel
had limited that he had not, but he
intimated that he would soon. And his
return with Smith last night would
seem to indicate that his remark was
no idle boast.
The Mankato free press., 1920-12-10
FARM BUREAU MEETING
Annual Session Will Be Held la City
I Tonnrnorrow. III.

Annual Session Will BE Held Ia City
TommorroW.
The annual meeting OF the Blue
Earth County Farm Bureau will be
held at Mankato Thursday, December
8, in the auditorium of the Y. M. G. A.
building, corner of Second and Cherry
streets. The meeting will begin at ten
o'clock.
tla9r Program
Business meeting. Matters OF a
mending constitution and bylaws.
Reports of past years Farm Bureau
work by Agents Coe and Mcmillan.
Reports of delegates to State Farm
Bureau meeting.
At twelve o'clock free dinner
served in basement OF Methodist
church by Farm Bureau.
At 1:S0 song, Judson Boys and
Girls club. ?
Adress of welcome. President Aus
tin.
Song, club.
Address "The Farm Home" Mrs.
Bertha Dahl Laws, Appleton Mimi:
Club Stunt, How We Achieve,
Judson Boys and Girls Club.
Address, Our Future Farmers" A.
J. Kittleson, Crookston MINI.
Song, Boys and Girls Club.
Address, "Organized for Business"
j. f. Connor, Redwood Falls, MINI.
The Mankato free press., 1920-12-10
BARREDFROMHOME[A
REVOLT IN BOLIVIA MET
WITH STERN HAND.
Protest Of Exiles Who Are De-
= nied Right To Enter
1.-The Nation

Valparaiso, November 16-ICorres-
pondence of The Associated Press]-
More than one hundred citizens oi
Bolivia either have been 'deported OF
are unable to enter that country O.
the result of the revolution sSere last
July according 70 = manifesto issued
by Bolivian political exiles here
Gutierrez Guerra, who recently went
to the United States after being de-
posed and others are described In the
manifesto as some OF the most en-
inent men OF the nation, all members
of the liberal party.
Included in the list of those barred
from entering Bolivia are: Ignacio
Caldoron, for many years Bolivian
minister at Washington; Ismael Vas
quez. vice president OF the republic |;
the Bolivian ministers to japan. Ven
ezuela, Ecuador and Colombia; Jose
M. Gutierrez, consul general at New
York; Alberto PalaciOs, consul at San
Francisco; the ministers Of foreign
relations and war, army officers.
senators, deputies and a long list of
public functionaries under the old
regime.
Orders Is Disrupted.
The manifestants assert that these
men are denied the POLITICAL rights
by the situation Of force now reign
ing in Bolivia and by the violent rupt-
ture Of constitutional order"
The Bolivian liberals residing in
Chile<r rhaye formed a. committee to
reorganize their party for the avowed
purpose OF maintaining high national
ideals.
IL. Jose Zaavedra, a republican, was
proclaimed provisional president. The
constituted authorities were deposed
and three or four days later many OF
them were deported in special trains
to Chile.
Recent sadvices received here from
the Bolivian capital were to the effect
the elections would be held soon and
that constitutional convention would
be called shortly afterward.
The Mankato free press., 1920-12-10
NAVY in GOOD HEALTH DECLARE FOR FARMERS
Medical Units OF Service suf-
fered Loss Of Best Off
GERS During Year

Washington, December 6.-ICorres-
pondence of The Associated Press]-
Despite the influx OF recruits health
conditions in the navy during the
last year were good, Surgeon General
Braisted said in his annual report
made public today. Influenza was the
only communicable disease which was
unduly great, Admiral Braisted said,
adding that the number OF sick leaves
on this account were not overlarge
when taken in consideration with the
replacement of the duration Of the
war enlistments.
The death rate Of the navy, the re-
port showed, was $50 per 1000 in the
last year while for the year 1918, with
the thousands of wartime enlistments
the death rate reached 1S.47 per
thousand. If pneumonia could have
eliminated, the report said, the death
rate last year would have been only
1.84 per thousand.
Suffer From Competition.
The naval medical corps like other
branches of the service, has suffered
from the competition with private
said, has not been able to counteract
"the reaction against military pur-
suits" in keeping its rolls filed. The
year ended with 762 regular medical
and reserve officers, 1913 officers hold
ing temporary appointments and
seventy nine former pharmacists COM
missioned as temporary assistant
surgeons. AS the authorized strength
is 1,122, the existing vacancies num-
Der $40.
The dental corps likewise suffered
losses from its ranks, numbers Of the
corps unwilling to refuse allurtng
prospects of greater remuneration in
privAte life. AS a result, the corps
finished the year with only two thirds
of its authorized strength.
A shortage. of specialists in the
Navy has caused the establishment
of special series of studies which
the OFFICERS are enabled to attend The
surgeon general, however, saw no
immediate hope OF bringing the staff
Of specialists to the point he believed
the Navy required because OF the
constant designations. He urged,
therefore, that action be taken to
make the professional work OF the
service more attractive.