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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-08
BANKS ARE INVESTING
IN LIBERTY BONDS
Bankers Association Of America
Urged To Take Advantage
Of Opportunities Now
Presented

Boston. Oct : The Investment
Bankers Association "a America la'
day received from iss government
bond committee recommendation
that bankers be nreed % encourage
the purchase Of liberty loan honcs
and Victory notas.
The recommendation which vas IN
the form Of resolution submitted
Tor action hy the association at rs
annual convention. said that these
war time notes and bonds Of the gov.
ernmcnt may pe purchased on terms
offering unusual rates II interest ami
tho opportunity OF profitable invest
msfli
The committee reported neKost
a,lonr with the tuasury department
and the attorney general looking "a
measures 20 control shs activities d
scslpers and other persons dealing ar
fairly with owners OF government 'e.
rurifies
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-08
CHILD WELFARE MOST
IMPORTANT CIVIC WORK
DR.. McKecver Delivers q Power.
full Argument Last Night, Is
Guthrie Best City For
Children

disclosure OF rare value WAS Tiy
ca at the First M. II church last
nisht. when pr Mckaeyor Of Kansas
State University. delivered an ad'
dress on child woltara aud proposed
plans Tor Guthrie % enter the con.
tesl now being planned between cities
IN Oklahoma to determine the city
IN the slate which "a the best place
Ia whlch "a rear children
Tho ~.stest vii be on tor a year
and prise of $500 offerob by the
Rotary club of shawnee award.
ed the ci,y ia the state no the
Judges decide, provides most for tha
pruser environment Of me child
Enpl,haaisinT tho value of tho ehill
ia the community life. aud the rlsht
Of that child TO claim consideration
as the. most valuable asset of the city.
Df Nckecfer led his audience on %
enthusiastic support OF the plan ile
showed that no city can lose in the
contest for city pursuing the 10.
tcrest OF the children as outlined.
will soon lose sight of the monetary
value Of the prize aud fully appreciate
the real benefits derived Ia making
the city better plafa In which fo
live and a happy consciousness Of giv.
ing the boys and girls a square deal.
II was the unanimous ooinion OF
those present last night that Guthrie
wants this plan worked out for our
children and Or. McKeeser ls In the
city today to complete the organiza.
tion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-08

u kllllan was discharged BY JUS
iica Iiafgis yesterday evening when
bis easa was called klllaa waa
charged with deposillng "phony
cashiers check with ioeai bank
The evidence brought out the fact
that Mr Kllllan bad no intention OF
deffaudug anyone. II was altogether
lhe fault ~ the Walters bank ID H.
suing cashiers check without align.
Ing it. IL tho story given BY chief
o. Police Mitchell II xas s,ased that
killlAn was 10 a stolen ear wasn ~
tured by Nitchsll's nen. II dotalofes
that Ar kiiilan r. prominent en-
tractor and builder and Ia well fixed,
financially. and Il highly respected.
Il ia 70 be regretted that the local o.
flcesss. following bad advice from tho
Walters banker. arrested Mr. kIillan.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-08
| NEW MANUFACTURING
PLANT FOR GUTHRIE
0verton Granite Works To Be
Built Near the Santa 70
Tracks. VIII DO State
Business

The Oserton Granite Works Is *
nanding. Mr. Lon Oyertou, enc pro
pflugor having purchased new Ioua.
tion At the Santa 20 tracks. hear the
linion station, for his heavy machlui
cry ana principal manutaelory where
he win soon be permanently located
Several cars ~ material ara On tho
way from eastern graulto quafrlea.
and other heavy expensive machinery
has been purchased "a facilitate the
work of stone,attlne. droaFing and
lollshlue All ~ tim heavy mAohia
ery win be located A. the aow plant
Since locating 10 Guthrie, Mr. over
tons business has grown 10 great pro
porllona he ships monuments % sos.
eral surrounding stateu, which necea.
bltalcs more ROOM whore The heavy
materials nhy bo cheaply and quickly
uuloaded direct from the car. and
ehere tae ''nolsYa laborHaylng ma
chinefy may be Installed al -
which IS electrically connected
lhus removing the Continuous dis
tasteful raeket' complained of by
neiehbors III the residential district
which Guthrie officials believe aheuii
no, be disturbed by expanding bnaf
moss
The far4eelng Guthrie builders who
paered into tbs future contemplated
Oklahoma avenue az business not
. residential rifeet. fos this reason.
residences OF consequence nave ever
been erected thereon II We are 20
restrict the business and manuiactur
ing centera OF thc town to small p.o
portions. some Of 1t viii no doubt 10.
low the office class ~ buslnrAa that
~hs compelled % 20 elsrwnefr nes
eral years ago fef flreprool accom-.
modatIons thar Gu,hrlo'a "tareeoing
builders failed 10 provide and Aull
await an "oppofiuue time 10 erect
Mr. oyefton hossa he viii not be-
disturbed in bis new location for hiu
machinery viii have 70 compete with
the mogula Of the Santa Fe. the ,.
Smith 4 Western, tho Rock Island.
Tho interurban and the city ntreet
car service. nos 50 limited.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-08
JAKE HAMOM SECURES SEN.
HARDING FOR GUTHRIE TALK
Republican Candidate For presi
dent Heeds Request Made BY
Oil Man and viii Stop
In Guthrie Saturday

Pressure brought TO bear BY local
Republicans has induced Jake Ham.
on. national comm ltsecman of the
Republican party In this state, 70
make II possible for Guthrie and Le.
can county people TO hear and see
sSnxtor Harding here Saturday
afternoon The presidential eandl-
date viii speak fror the platform
of his special car. The train viii
arrive sometime after t~o o'clock.
Every citizen In Guthrie should
make Il point 20 be al the Union
station ard greet thls distinguished
man. He may be our next presi.
dent.
The Daily Leader will receive
telegram from Jake Ramon tomor.
row morning announcing the hour
Of arrival in Guthrie Of the Harding
special.
Arrangements have been made 20
have the fire whistle blow one hour
before tire arrival OF the train.
When the whistles begin 10 blow
lock AZ your time-piece and remem-
Der that one hour later the possible
next president and his party will
be in the city and the speech will
have been started. Come down
early. Let's make II big success.
There will be two dozen newspa-
per correspondents, representing all
Of the big daily papers Democratic
and Republican. Of the nation.
aboard the Harding special. These
men viii put Guthrie on the map In
their stories Of the day II she crowd
is unusually large.
To Jake Hsron goes the credit Of
securing Harding for Guthrie
speech His influence overturned
the ceclston mace by Senator Harry
New. manager Of the speakers bu-
resu of the Republican national
committee, who had set his foot
down hard on the Guthrie meeting.
Hamor. personal friend ard hacker
Of Harding, wired the special train
ard caught the Candidate. He es-
acted a personal promise for Guth-
rie date. Mr.. Harmon joined the
Harding special today and tomor-
row norrina Will wire the exact
hour OF the arrival Of the special.
Remember, the whistle will blow
just one hour before the special ar
'rives. Make arrangements TO be on
hand early. There will be a big
crowd and the first on hand Will get
the best positions.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-08

Berlin. Oct. S.-Close observers cf
the usso-Polish situation say sAe
soviet army will not content itself
with defeat bat Will either begin a
counter offensive this winter or viil
iannch . fresh campaign In the spring
An American army officer whc tour.
ed Poland fTon Warsaw 10 sosdau
and then visited the Russian intern
menf camps az East Prussia. said he
sound virtual ananinasty OF opinion
among Poles, French and Germans
that the Russians would not give up
their ambition 10 conquer Poland
without further fighting.
A French officer serving in Poland
told the correspondent be believed the
Russians would come back in the
spring and that they would be better
organized for invasion than they were
this summer. A Polish officer gradn-
ate Of an American university and
serving with General Joseph Hallers
army. declared he believed, and this
belief prevailed among Polish officers
that the Russians were badly beaten
but woald be able TO reorganize and
prepare for another campaign within
elk months. A number OF Germans,
who held the opinion that Poland can
not endure as nation. said they
were confiden, Russia soon would be-
gin counleroftensire.
The American officer said inform
alton he had gathered. led him 20
believe the Russians wvuld renew the
fighting early this winter Through
al interpreter be Learned the attitude
Of the Cossscks lnterned In East Prus-
siz "a
Strangely enough these Cossacks
say they are not BoisheTists and thai
few other Russians are real Boisaev
lists, he said They declare they
are not fighting for Bolshevism brt
for Russia against the Poles They
appeared to ~ in exceiient conolfirn
and well equipped Most ~ .nem
were young fellows. apparently be
tween Is and 20, hronEed. healthy,
strspping Or the whole they showed
TO much better advantage ,hsn the
Polish soldiers
The American said be saw many
Germans. some OF them officers,
laughing and talking with the Cos
sacks and thar ii was eFiden, there
was much goos feeling between them.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-08
Some State Miners
Go Out On Strike

Tulsa, Oct. a--Fitty coal minefs
at the Hickory mines. east Of here,
failed TO report for work thla morn
mo. They had given the manage.
nent OF the mine no previous no.
tiee oi taking a vacation" Union
man said they were dissatisfied
with the efforts 20 have their wages
Increased and had decided 70 lay
oft for a time. They would not say
when they expected 70 rcsurn 20
work.
Tho miners al the other coal
minca operating near Tulsa were At
werk today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-08
NEXT GAME or SERIES
SATURDAY Ar CLENEI. AND

Enroute with the Dodgers. Oct
Silt was happy and confident lot
Of Brooklyn Dodgers that were hitting
the trail westward today TO attack
Cleveland Indians on their own reser.
walton for worlds series honors There
was not man Jack on the whole
Brooklyn club who did not firmly be.
lIeye that the series was as good az
won. Manage Robinson would not
say who will pitch for Brooklyn Sat.
urday, pu, the players think JEFF
Pfeffer viii be the man
we will beat Cleyeaklc the next
time he starts" said Captain Zsck
Wheat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-08

Toxic. Oct. s.--The Bible is not only
the best seller in the United States
and England but has now become the
best sellsr'' Ia Japan. according TO
the Rev. Dr.. Charles Z. Locke. Meth
odlst Episcopal bishop Of Manila. p.
T.. who. IL an address here today be-
fore the Worlds Sunday School con.
gress. declared that seven;entbs of
the people Of the world nov have
Bibles il their own language. A cen
tsry ago. he said. only one-fifth Of
the people were 50 provided and now
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-08

chapter. ! was fascinated. had
never seeu or heard or dreamed OF q
morality like that felt that II was
above the reach of the human race.
that it must have come from heaven.
that the man who wrote that chapter
must have received llgbt from God
from God, about whose existence I
had been sVeculatlng And then I
read the gospel Of 81 John and the
words Of Christ titled me with won.
der They were not 10 be resisted.
could not refuse him my faith"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-08
PHussIAN SECURITY POLICE
HAVE .Dis6ANDE o

Berlin. Oct e.-The Prussian secUr
ity police organized on militia y
basis. have been disbsnded and re-
placed BY body Of 5000 civil po
lice. local In character, and under con
trd Of the local civil authorities T6s
substitution vss made In accordance
With the demands Of the enientg
powers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-08
Wealthy Planter
Grabbed With
Much Booze

Shreveport. la. Oct s.--Alberl
c. Hester said by officers 20 be a
wealthy planter and jury commits.
sipner q Claiborne parish. 10 under
arrest here by federal authorities
charged with operating an Illicit
stlll near junction city, on the Az.
kansas Louisiana state lne Win
the still. which had capacity ~
fifty gallons. the officers said they
found about three hundred gallons
Of mash.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-08
The Bible sReSt Seer; 20 Million Published Annually

each year nearly 20.ooo.oeo Bibles
are published In 800 or more Ian.
xuases and dialects.
Bishop Locke declared the Bible Is
the greatest eigilixing force IN the
worlds history. Il contains per.
feet standard OF faith. morals and
character and presents the cnly cor
rect solution Of the mystery Of life
From caadom TO Kipling." he said.
English literature is permea.ed by
Bible thought and Bible diction. .
Among the famous men and women
who avoved faith in the Bible and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-08

admired its worth and beauty he men
toned Shakespeare, Milton. Bacon
Carlyle. MscauIay. coleridge. Tenny
son. Byron. Sir Walter Scott. Ruskin
Napoleon. Andrew Jackson. Gram;
Lee. General COME. De Tocque,iIie
Goethe. Wilberforce. Huzo. Sir isaac
Newton. John Adams. Heine and
Quueen Victoria
The enemies os the Bible. the Blsh
oD said had done their worst 10 de-
stroy II and when they imagined they
had overturned II they found the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-08
SHERIFF GRABS TWO
STILLS THIS AFTERNOON

Sheriff Robertson. Deputy Redman
aud County Attorney Dinwiddie made
raid In the Elbo this afternoon l4ts,
aid grabbed two stills in full oper
alton. Tho operators escaped but
Tho sheriff knows who they are al /
viii arrost them befof mornins.
About twenty plnis of white corn h.
quor of an inferior grade wero found
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-08

Bible was a cube and is always right
sids up" lie told of the case Of 3
Confgclanist and who commented thus
upon a translation OF the Bible ehich
had been given him BY an American
missionary:
= read page after page until 1
come to the 18th Chapter of ST Paurs
sIrsf Epistle to the Corinthians. be-
ginning II speak with the tongues
Of men and OF angels but have not
love ! am become as sundiDx brass or
tInkliDg symbol read the whole
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-08
wArER RENT IS QUE

Water rent can be paid any time
now. Delinquent October 10Th. II
not paid before the iafh water ser
vice viii be Discontinued Bring yocr
card when you come to the office.
z. W. TRAPSEl1I4
Water Commissioner.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-08

O. r Lewis and three Of his men
went 70 Oklahoma cts this moyaing
and drove back four OF The new.
handsome. streainilue Buick cars. rhe
new Buick car Is thing of beauty
and IN the language or O. r.. Il will
be a JOY forever 10 tle owner.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-08
LORD MAYOR SINKING

London. Oct. s.--A bulletin issued
by the Irish Self. DIFFERENTIATION league
~ 1890 p. m. said that Torrance
Mscswinev lord-mayor Of Corr, was
suffering from trouble with his heart.
and was unable TO hold conversation
zith his relatives.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-08
STILL OPERATOR Is
HELD For TRIAL

Charles Lands, negro, arrested
with operating au Illicit distsllery
pleaded not guilty today when ar
ralgned before Judge f3oles and WAS
sent to Jail In default Of tl.t0o bond
Lands Was arrested yesterday Uy
Sheriff Robertson. A. 20-gallon copper
kettle and a copper worm and 10
gallons OF mash were confiscated
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-08
WITH ARM|sT|C[ SIGNED,
MORE TROUBLE BREWING
MANY OFFICERS AND -TiIOt-
SANDS or THE MEN WILL
DESERT AND JOIN IN
DEPENDENT ARMY
AGAINST POLAND.
III Is SAID
suLLErlN

Washington. Oct. s---The Russian
xoxtr, executive council has ceterr1in-
ed upon an early peace WITH Poland
In c-oer 10 concentrate Us army
AGAINST Cenersl WranQel IN South
Russia in an effort 20 retain control
az tire rich coal and oil lands n fhst
seecon. according to dispatches re-
eelsec tocsy. The signing ef the arm
isslce with Russia means the END Of
Wrsrpel.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-08
SENATOR HARolho TO ae IN
OKLAHOMA CITY AT 4 o'cLocl

Oklahoma city. Oci 8 senator
Harding Il scheduled to arrive IN ON.
lahoma CITY Via Aanta Fs Al o'clock
Saturday afternoon, state Republican
headquarters announced today. The
morning hours hers are to be given
over TO the receiving Of Waiting dele,
gates and band coHcerts.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-08

FOUND ON TWO
Chicago. Oct. s.--Olscovsry of vast
amounts Of radical literature In the
possession o. Nieolai John Jarrlnskl
and John Hcioeny, declared 10 be t~o
Of the most dangerous radicals IN
America who wcrs arrested here last
night by agents OF the department o.
justice, was announced today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-08
TORPEDO BOAT. DAMAGED
nA arEEYs Ara

Copenhagen. Oct. s.--The American
torpedo boat destroyer Kane. wkict
recently was damaged by striking a
mine off Riga. left here today FOR
repairs at Landskrona, Sweden.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-08
Lost
In Year In
Bod Securities

session. Oct. s.---rne annual tess
10 the American public through the
purchase es fradulent securities.
Was estimated at ssco,ooo.oo 600 by
Charles J. Andre, seeressr, os the
National Association of Securities
commlsslensrs. In testimony before
tire special state ~elue sky" law
eesnnlssson. Mr. Andre sssd thst
about ten ger cent Of the stock Of
tered 70 tire public was worthless.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-08


Hutchinson, kAnS. Oct S--A honh
Mot mystery engaged The attention.
Of local authorities today. following
the finding last night of . SylluIr-
containing powerful charge Of ~
plosives. under the approach to the
Aain street siaduct In the center of
the city Absence OF threatening ics.
tcrs warning of an impending caplos.
ion and a close check recently which
indicated suppression OF any racicAi
activities here. pni officials at icxs
- under ftand the presence OF tn4
bomb
Early today the police had no clnea
n work on other than the story ,oli
~ boys who picked up the bomb
while fishing, and the possibility That
an cxal ninaticn BY experts ot thu cen.
steacti'H I ihe esllnder might lead
a. he .,y Of rs maker.
mtaN Aeseei es,wpre employees ey
ins local ri tiianeo commit.ee OF
the Anss c4n ,seron during the
wheat harvest this year to investigate
all radical suspects who came into
Western Kansas for the harvest. i
drive against radical suspects was 10.
stituted here at the time Of the Cen.
tralia, Wash. shooting and since ,Asn
no new activities OF radicals have
been reported
The homb which G. NJ. Knoalns.
chief or police. declared contained
sufficient oxplosives to sestroy the
viaduct, the convention hall. and osser
hcarby buildings. was picked NJ ~
boys and opened before II was turned
over 70 the police. II contained no
time device but had several fuses
attached.
Black powder constituted the prIn-
elpal charge contained in the cylin1er.
Other pieces believed 10 De hien ax.
pIosivss, lay ahou, the fuse for de
tonatlon.
The cylinder measured fiftos
inches IN circumference.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-08
PALMER TO ENrEa cAMPAIcE

Washington. Oct. s.--Attorney Ger
eral Palmer is preparing to take an
active part IN the presidential cam
Jaign. IL was snnouneen today al
the department Of justice
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-08
SPANISH WIRE
srRlRg THREATENED

Marrid, Oct. = Spanish telegra.
pers are becoming restriye and there
are Indications that strike may be
called.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-08
WEATHER

New Orleans. Oct s--Tonighf and
Saturday. fair. warVer extreme east
ern 0klzhonn tonight
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-08
MISSISSIPPI. AIN t>~N~ A>D
KANSAS .lNE WAY I'D
Olsi. AIIOuA. STATE ~
Now 2l>r ~ list
INCREASED POPUlAT''Y
GIVES ADO[Ii DION
ntr pOi.IIUItY~ Il T. DIS
APPOINTED; FIGk REs
ll'~rilN TWO. i3 TitE
CLAIM: ~ONE - rt.s
LOSE Rfpmfi v
IATtO<

Washington. tle, srhe exaan
atlon a she final cenana flgur N
tho country which place tho ora
population of continental tAli =
states ~ lna.esa.ios. Indicates gsat
'he wes, aad the south proportion
lY viii gain more Ia a political ~
lhan the paai IL mbidla weas, thrus j
Increased membership IA thu 40
II representatives more solea ia
electoral college and larser delns
Rna % shs national political eoax y
siOua
rhls reault will obtain, whatever
bariA OF appurlguumvnt II adopted hv
congress uext wlntpr. fIxing the ~
~ tbs next houar which Ia turn
reflected Ia the electoral college ~
no conventions " sho hlg pol'tleai
parties
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-08
LOtD EXPLOSION LATE To
DAY SKATERS GLASS
AND MDNES BlIl.D-
MS; POLICE IN
xESTlGATE
BOMB, PR|MtO AND
READY IS DISCOVERED
KANSAS TOWN HAS MNS-
TERN AND PEOPLE ARE
THROWN INTO PANIC
BY DISCOVERY OF
HIGH EXPLOSIVE


New York. Oct. e.--Newark. N. j.,
ard surrounding towns were startled
shortly after ten o'clock today by a
mysterious explosion. Police and
eou~ty authorities immediately began
ar investigation but at late hour
had been unable 70 learn the location
of the blast. Window glass IN build.
lnns for blocks around was shattered
and buildings swayed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-08

a. a result a the Increase af A'
gi0.NAa III population during The feat
ton years Tits new neais must 30
added 20 the housn ~ prrvent any
state from losing amy part ~ lss pfss
tn representation should TIM d ~
ent membershlp OF as bv left an
chaneed BY Increasing the basis "
epportIonnhent There Will have 90 ~
transfer of thirteen seats. now b III
BY twelve atatoa, 70 nine oiaef
AtAtAa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-08

For the past heif century ths pre-.
eedout has been 20 increase this AlAo
" tie house NJ AZ % prevent boss
~ exerelNlnK representation By apy
state Az result, the house. haa
efuwn from aia 90 taa members wlth
only three states. Maine New IIAmp
shire and Vermont, losing ono marl'
her each 10 The last fifty YEARS.
Oklahoma Cats One More
II this precedent Is followed ihin
year. fiya additional reprenensta
llye'v seats must br given 10 sali
tcrnia. lour each FOR Nav York. phlo,
Ptunaylyania aud Michigan. throe ~
Illinois and Texas. two 20 Masst.
chusetta. New Jersey and North
Carolina. ana bha each 20 Ala lsnla.
.-ss.i. .A.14s4Aa-. ..--.--. -.-s--~---
tg0nfinuad on PAGE ~
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-02-13
MIDYEAR ENROLMENT
HEAVY AT UNIVERSITY
More Than Three Times a. Many
Students % Formerly Enter
State lnseituticnA

University Of Idaho. Moscow. Feb.
ll--More than three times as many
new students as ever, before enrolled
At mid year at the University Of Ida
no have been registered for second
semester work, according to an an
nouncement made today by DR., P. H.
Soulen, chairman Of the committee on
admissions.
Both former students and newly
catering undergraduates arc included
In this unusual influx" said DR.. Soul
en-. MANY Of the former students are
soldiers and sailors who were dis
charged from the, service too late TO
return to college in the fall"
The second semester enrolment.
tons Of students who have complet-
ed the work OF the first term, Is more
than 10 per cent larger than the best
similar total achieved in former years.