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The Washington times., 1921-09-20
Best Possible Combination
n the Jewish New Year Day, in synagogues through
Nathan Straus appealing to his regionists to help

II Il
Nathan straus appealing to his coreligonsts to help
relieve sufferers from famine and persecution in Europe
Many eloquent appeals have been made but Mr. Straus
appeal will backed with particular authority What
he advises others to do he has DONE extent that
other citizen probably has equaed in proportion to financial
resources, ~r.,,.
Mr. Straus illustrates in his work. past and present. the
admonition of James,
Be doors of the word and not hearers only decevg
your selves"
To lsten to talk, to advise to preach all that good
But to DO is infinitely important. And DOING has
been all his life the specially of Nathan Strauss whose ap
peal should call forth generous response-from Jews,
whose he honors and from Gentles for whom Nathan
Sraus hlanthropc work has saved the lives of of
thousands of children
Everybody read recently that in certain neighborhood
of New York City, on the far East sde where only the
poor live, the death rate among children lower than
anywhere else in the city.
To that should have been added the fact that Nathan
Straus work. teaching mothers to- take Of their chill
dren providing them at his cost with milk properly
prepared has been carried especially in the poorest
districts.
In outof heway places, where the prosperous rarely
or never Nathan Straus for quarter of century has
distributed to the poor for less than cost when they could
pay and absolutely free when they could not pay the very
best of pure milk and milk prepared modified" under the
direction of scientific In this work he had associated
with him Dr. jacob the greatest specialist in the diet and
care of children, and others of almost equal rank
In public institutions and in the poorest quarters Of the
city the death rate has been cut down BECAUSE NATHAN
STRAUS TAUGHT THE PEOPLE-THE MOTHERS AND
DOCTORS-that milk that should only build up children
poisoning thousands Of them for lack of paseurzaon
and cleanliness. -. .a..~
Nathan Sraus service to poor mothers and their chill
dren has not been confined to his cy his work has
spread to Washington, Chicago and far as San Fran
cisco He has established stations for his benevolent work
in places in Europe To this work he has devoted
not only his time and energy for than twenty-five
years, but fortune each year. ....
In addition, in proportion to his personal wealth. Mr..
hooh aax ~
in the famine districts Of Europe.
When his appeal is published it should meet with
most generous response
Nathan Straus life has been honor to good American
citizenship showing gratitude Tor opportunity by helping
the unfortunate He has been honor his race and the
most powerful reke to vicious stupidity that expresses
itself in race and religious hatred.
Jew who is able to say that he has saved the lives
of tens of thousands of Christian children is sufficient
to the vicious lying of Ku Kux or the fab
relations of those jealous of useful success.
The Washington times., 1921-09-20
MIR. B. Baer
FEMALE PERSONS.

SEVERAL useless Con-
gressmen are implicat-
ed in legislation to prevent
life members Of shriller sex
from using tobacco.
PROPOSED bill refers to
lady nicotineers as fe-
male persons. That's no
way to talk about ladies.
Opposite sex is 80 labeled
because they run opposite
to everything logical. But
this female person stuff il
rough diplomacy.
IF Congressman can't call
= 'em flappers, skirts.
twists and twirls. or some
other dignified parliament
tary name, they should
maintain an indiscreet ST.
lence.
COME time ago, one Of our
~ habitual ladies wanted
to know II women were
people. Are women people?
Question was referred to
committee of government
salary burners, who decided
that women are people, pro-
viding that people are per-
sons.
A RE persons individuals?
"A Are individuals citizens?
Providing that women are,
people who are persons,
then. there is no doubt that
women can claim to be GER
tain parties. But when Con-
gress refers to 'em as fe-
male persons, then it's tall
time for 'em to rear up on
their high heels and kick
our Constitution for row Of
amendments.
WOMEN seem to be more
W. interested in being
people than in being ladies.
In two years they have
learned to vote, drink, cuss.
smoke and gamble. That
entities 'em to college de-
gree because that's college
education. Ordinary dumb
man wouldn't acquire rudi-
ments of vice In lifetime
Of sincere dissipation.
IF lady person wants to be
lady bug on tobacco.
manufacturers might as well
commence building spittoons
in ladies' and children's
sizes.
WOMEN will smoke until
" their ivory skulls are
tinted delicate golden brown.
eTrains will consist of eleven
smoking cars with extra
caboose for men. Men are
only gentlemen, but good
heliotrope cigarettes are
smokes. May be all okay,
but romance viii be blighted
when bride carries bouquet
of brown oak leaves to
match tobacco Juice running
The Washington times., 1921-09-20
A Transatlantic Record.

The quickest run betwene England and America
was made by the Mauretana In 1910. The time
between Queenstown and New York was days
10 hours and Al minutes. This beat the previous
record by hours 20 minutes
The Washington times., 1921-09-20
A Famous Echo Maker.

In the whispering Gallery in the dome Of st.
Pauls Cathedral, the slightest whisper or the
sound made by the ticking of a watch returns
distinctly after the lapse of few seconds, owing
to the perfect acoustic properties Of the walls
The Washington times., 1921-09-20
The Smallest English Coin.

The smallest English coin is not the farthing,
as generally supposed, but the Guernsey double.
Eight doubles make one penny, and the twodoube
bronze. equivalent to farthing, is in general
use and the one-double is still coined. 81.
The Washington times., 1921-09-20
The March
of EUentS

= Klux Khan might be a dangerous
thing. But in the great majority of
the States it is only a~silly affair,
with no other purpose than to get
money out of foolish persons who
want to pay ten dollars initiation
fee and subsequent dues for the priv
ilege of wearing a sheet over their
heads and shoulders and looking
mysterious. -. "+ +.
The different Gizzards, ~Goblins
and Giblets, of course, see that the
money goes where it will do these
noble officials the most good. .'
This silly organization is avowed-
ly hostile to Jews, Catholics, Irish
Republicans and colored people.
That shows the intellectual caliber
of its organizers and members.
There is but one way to treat this
ridiculous organization, and that is
to laugh at its members while they
confine themselves to silly antics,
and to put them, in Jail whenever
they attempt violence against any
citizen-Jew or Gentle, black or
white. The conspiracy laws are
amply broad enough to cover the
whole membership of any organiza-
ton whose members begin to prac-
tice night-riding, whipping, tarring
and feathering, or any lawless acts.
The mere fact that its members
hide their faces and names when
they act should make every sensible
person shun and distrust the organi-
zation.
We have acquired the habit of
saying that the Administration
may do this or that, or that it ought
not to do that or this. The result
is that we are all too apt to look
upon the President and his Cabinet
as the Government. But, after all,
the real governing power is still in
the Congress, where the Constitution
means it to be. The Congress holds
the purse-strings, and that makes
it supreme when it insists upon
being.
Today, the most important ques-
ton is not how taxes shall
be raised, but how taxes shall be de-
creased. No matter what way money
is taken from the peoples earnings
and savings, it hurts just the same.
And the Government is taking too
much money and hurting us all too
much.
There is no doubt at all that Con-
gress could cut appropriations heav-
ily,, and that the different depart
ments could adjust themselves to
the decrease and do very well. Of
course, department heads would
wall and some of them would yell
murder, but they could get along
if they had to do it.
The election of John Bassett
Moore to seat in the world court
is deserved tribute to a sensible
American. But it is also to
laugh. The world court will never
amount to much. The Hague tribu-
nal is proof of that. But, such as
the world court is, it is the creature
Of Elihu Root, and during that pc
Rod of the war when we still minded
our own business and let European
lunatics fight their own quarrels,
Elihu Root was one of the most
serviceable pro British, pro war
propagandists, and John Bassett
Moore was one of the ablest oppo-
nents of that propaganda.
Prof. Moore took exactly the same
position that the Hearst papers
took. He thought and publicly ar
o1,ad that neither our intarests nor
The Washington times., 1921-09-20

One reason why II IL
getting so hard to distin.
guished the Naked Truth
from the other good things
of life Is that most of the
other things are going
around that way, too.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-05

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-05
Expectations OF WHEAT
AND OTHER CEREALS, GREAT
Would Require i.S6c 40 Box
Cars 1880 Miles In Length
To Carry she
Tonnage

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-05

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-05
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-05
HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS
: Be Better Looking Take
Olive Tablets

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rzzslx1 -tocsToe coated ape tits us.,<-
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ss7sr '-aese cos''posz1c NAKED xlfh olivsosl
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-05

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tAe Ha=t~r RIVER 0a AGx1xs "a. =
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-05

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-05

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s2ke are greatly IN is favor wAen K
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-05


soa 81 the ceremony
TIE beating AZ The ,o,asoHa rosa
and became : raAr and the dance
va> begun
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,hr dcgrcr The>e who did no,
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planned
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government hni i nor akin Il the
Snn dance
Seou after the final 1snee. ~
i~s--> mere di>nsAN'le.l. ami ihe
caravans ~ Indians departed
over the oklahoma plains
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-05

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-05
MONKEY GLAND TEAMS
PLANTED PATIENT HAPPY

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-05
PRODUCTION IN THE UNITED STATES
DURING 1921

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HE opportunity before you. You together
l calmly No din OF dracts you you big enough
souls and free enough from prejudice and can't
settle your national differences high and firm basis Such
things have been DONE We have ansconena boundary
three thousand miles long between the United States and Canada
which there has not been for hundred need for
single gun. single soldier. single fort
For four hundred the leaders of have been saying
with their tongues that rg-nng nations should arbtrate their
differences just ngt-tinng individuals do Do tell
not be done Within the last century two hundred and fifty
International disputes have been settled by arbitration is in
your power arbitration the rule for the settling OF all Inter-
national disputes. and the time has do order
that barbarsm shall be eegated the limbo
Of forgotten things An of International Peace be esab
shed throughout the Earth right here and prejudice
PATRIOTISM blind passion and national arrogance LETT at
the door of the conference chamber and in their stead spirit
of goodwill mutual respect and tolerance is admitted.
May God Almighty give who represent the worlds hopes in
Washington the courage out fair and just
decisions the withstand pressure from all reaconary
interests and the perceive the worlds great need