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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-04

MENlCo CITY, March 3-Ih' s.
passport fee for tourists 20 visit Tia
Juana IS TO Doe abolished ana visits
of Americans to thar resort 'u-
couraged by Fpigmonio lbarra, re-
Gently appointed governor Of Lower
California. Senator Ibarra plans 10
leave Mexico City IN a few DAYS 20
take up his new post.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-04
Indict Marble COMPANIES.

NEW YORK, March 3.--Two iu-
dictmcnts containing names OF near
ly so corporations and individuals
included Ia the membership Of the
marble contractors association were
returned today by the January
grand jury. Violation of the state
antitrust law was charged
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-04
I,,,o,bou Stur Is Sbot

CHARLESTON, W, Va, March :.
According 20 information reaching
here today William H. (BilD John
son, West Virginia uniyersitys foot
ball star last season, was shot and
KILLED last night at his home in
Welch, whore he served as special
officer in tho coal strike district
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-04

Amarillo last Thursday obtained
recognition rom Speaker Gillett.
obtained suspension of rules am
secured passage of his bill puttins
the Texas Panhandle and the Pan
handle Of oklahoma back In th,
central time zone Jones at ono.
went to the senate and conferred
with Senator Sheppard In an effoi
to get the bill up In the senate
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-04
victory for Panhandle.

NVTITHT u no " TTTU.
WASHINGTDN. March 9-With
a hundred members attempting TO
obtain recognition to get through
hllLa. Cnngt.aamhn Marvin Jones ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-04

Doctor grhfrr is uu' ~ iho
strong men hohiud iho scenes u
wua h" who pilulud Germany io 70
diplomatic victory uu tho ovtrtd,
iIm question and ho w17 Nh" only
minister who remained boo BnrlIu nud
Irut hIg post during tho kupp up-
rising Uo iE given credit for F1N.
iug fhc Ebort government during thT
.tIaa of March O. i7au.
Tho French threats OF uu lnFnWUu
uf Germany are most serious. con.
uuuod thD minister. ~ ann convinced
that the French are not hIuffinE
The aJprom" question is whether
England viii aubscribo 40 the French
plans for destroying Germany Eut
thorc is "a way open aO long os tho
indemnity conference continues un-
Der way II IN small consolation,
but n the Frouch march into Cor
many. our doatrurtlou means tho de-
struction of the rest ~ Europe along
with as,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-04
iiulnntion for SmolI Nations.

"Roprcsentativos " Holland. Don
mark. SwItzorlnnd and sweden have
shown mo data proving thnt the cco-
monte situation iu thcsn countrIrs rs
soriuua French invasion OF Ger
many VIII mean the ruination "t
those nations which nrc dependent
upon Germany for their trade.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT viii break down
the resistance al those who are not
now infected with bulshcvism. !
viii hold the poItlcai parties In line
us long as ! can against ia" threat
Of "a renewed reign Of starvation.
president -oloct Harding holds
the key uf the situation I'm his hands.
lie could save Europe by "a turn OF
his hand"
The headlines Of the Lolial An
zelgrr were typical Of Bcrhn's ntti-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-04

II NOX and Stetson have sent us
IN their best hat styles for spring.
The new shapes with narrow brim,
wide band and low crown. Very
handsome new grays, tans, greens,
browns. Cloth hats, too, So and
and upward.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-05
What Do You Know
About Your Blood?
Is It Normal? Is Ii Rich? Is II Free OF Waste Products7
Is II Pure?
How the Test May Be Made

For over - gsars, thoas.a4s ana thes
saada ~ usen aaa sansn hsve relied o.
a = % clear their hioea q sa-f~
products IS = will impfvss ths qaa.
~ u your sl9ed ~ relieving gea r.
the waste preaneta which cause impfyg
sflsbed blood aua ifs allied tfeHsifs
stin disorders. Shsamatism aod ie~sr
81 vitality
Jhe sahsr 4nalfiss uhih give .. = =
~ beneficial effect 10 eieanns your
bleed - waste rfoiaets make IL es-
iremely desirable fDf keeping yoaT blood
IN Kood condition
Get =. + 4 - your druggist. nsware
~ substitutes. Write chisf Medical Di-
rector. swim spesific co. D-7iT = & =
Laboratory. Atlanta. Ca. for speel>l s.&si
zeal ads.ec without charged. lie -
helping peoeis every day. Ask hlm -
reud yon hsa Illustrated booklet '.Faefs
About the Blsod''~ free. s. y. = Is sold
BY all druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-05
LEGION CALLED" BY
UNION MINE MEN
Want National Soldiers Or.
gxniration To Put its
Own House In
Order"

Indianapolis ocs AishoasA ~.
tu.ins Is svnaeHn sAe Amsfssaa I.e
xlop he,Aase 81 ailsssd strlks hs~aA.
ins activities u sems u "a members
the oonseatlan % no unltsa Mise
Workers q Ameflsa has sdagsed .
resolaslun eommlstes feg0rs eaHios
on Lexlon efnelals ~ pas sAelr
hoaae 10 order
The Actlaa came a-iar several A.
lssatss Aad Appealed sshrmeatis Tor
the convention 20 80 IN record ~
unqualified condemnation 81 the -
rinn Tho COMMITTEES report sea
among those mai. on more than tpo
resolutions sent o. ths asvntien
COR confederation ~ loeai unlons
throughout The country ant whlfh
had been before the commlssee for
confederation ain the oprnins ~
lhr ccuvenslon Most 80 ths resaie
slona sent lasa "a. alsesfd ant Sc
hate ~aa permitted on nui, TEE.
With mosi IT %. eomnsns hslas ~
acted hy the Legion reaelatlon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-05
Stories OF - fl-'
Great Scouts @.,s-


Although the worst iD.ilaa wsf ip
AilsanA enaed Va iNtsk when shirf
,.rrunimo tufeNdef'd 20 General
Miles. tsn wars latter luaa Apnehr
Warrior Wna sun enrNiuN gsvfuf q"
ihs hearts II she urgurfN Va that state
The Apache kid ass bis name iis
had aeo issen seoat fur oar
troops then Bis ohearg eent had"
hs deserted his eammand and l0lucd
the hnNiiea When ueronlmo suF
rendered. tile apache hid stayed
uut" nnh seoA thr lon~ war trell
Late Ia thp A0n pr4ertof
uamed Jack CLARK located cialn
near cundon ia the Santa ,Nlnllue
mountains north ot rirson cisrt bad
been seout mr. the government sn
the Apache enmph lana lie had liew'i
amnng Tho Walapal indiana foF mHay
ysufa aud hoeu ,hv nirlunWe uf'
"walapai7 Clark One uieat 81 plfi
pu,a mare ~ Clafts wpa stulsu aud
lhv irni showed that u sps the fosk
~ lone lndlan CLARK felt sufe y
vas The Apache kid.
"WBiapai" Anew ihat unlaaa the IN
dlau bent tte nHv aveureiN TIED siH
wonld earapv aud euma hafa a v'es
later sbu returned believing that che
THIEF would not give up such a saiu
ahle animal 81 eDsily. 'iafk prepared
fof bis return That night be slakesi
tle mare oni 10 little park and rons
cenied himself ia lhe tall grass usar
BY. After hours ~ WnlllnT. tho aeuut
sa~ un Indians head appear above
The grass At the edge ~ the elsaflns
4 second later another appeared aud
both indians crept toward the horse
1hcr. ens full mD"n and CLARK
could not miss lie nred aud The FIRST
indian dropped fisr Hanh the 9th.
~ spea for The woods ''waiapai" rrsi
again. The indian stumbled. almost
feil aud then Disappeared When
Clark reached the dead iudinu bs
found she vas squnw. The coward.
~ Kid had made her gn phsad - that
she would receive the deadly bullet
n ihcy we're entering an smbash,
Clark huew hotter than a. hunt fos
the wounded indian that night Tho
ne,t morning he led large party on
the trail Here aud there they found
spots ~ blos~i aud further on bloody
headbnnd. nUi thry never foeua tho
Apache Kid Ills fate ~ unknown. but
II IL believed that he rfuwind away
into one Of tho manY caves 10 tho
Sauin cafaliuns a. ile A. any rate
bis raids ceased "wsiapai- CLARK had
ended The Apache Terror
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-05
MEM wxww xsmgw y
"a Emery Is

Xw@x ~ar xxx &&MH HH x
The American Legion Won't lef
up IN Sc progfam for disabled fete
ans until lho last man has ohiaiue :
The last cent 81 compon ation dae
him. Is lhc declaration % John q
Emery the ncp leFlon commander
The untimoly death ~ Colonel
Gaibraith. Who as legion commander
" orked increasingly 70 get Justice
for tbe d.sabod soldiers was q erra'
loss to the lcp.on II was feared
that successor equal 90 the task
~ carrying on hle work 70 anccess.
fui finish could no, be found HAPPILY
these fears seem 20 have been un
founded Emery u made Of the sam
stuff
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-05
ARDUCKlE TO co TO
TRIAL IN NOVEMBER
Film Comedian win Be Ar.
rngned on = Manslaughier
Charge Tomorrow
Morning

san franclsye. ovt a. rhe case uf
Raseoe { tFatt,A ArhaeAle. "a TIE
eharte ~ manslaushlsr that was
lound asAiasi Aim IN ,hr polife eaaft
ia eonacction with the death ~ vlf
flnia R,pp~ has been assixnea -
ihe court ~ Superior Judge Hans8
ioaderhack Tor trial Arrangement
Nes ses for this afsrrnoon az which
tiue. scaording "a the oourt, Arhaek
ie must b. present II was expected
that she trial ~lll b. held ln Nesem.
her
Reheri u Mcafmar1. asslaNnt
tnisea States attorney Fencrtl IN
eAarfe 81 tsr prohibition prasesss
,loas hero. announced that BE- "a
peesed 10 ~ hefore The federal frand
l4ry tomorro~ ami ask indictments
agAluw ccftAln firms and Individuals
suspected 81 having sold llqHof u
Aff.aehic On IA. oeeasion ol enc Hot !
"a Francis party In which Miss
Rspee Vas said "a hase tccn fatally
injured
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-05

In jussiee 20 yourself and fesr lev,'i
oae~ YOU should know the truth shout
touf bieod for who kne~s 81 shat tire
be OF she WI b. called uroa 20 atana
this test
AL yoHrse'f these simple questions
20 ! f'ei tired wheu I - 81 In the
morning. Am ! All faeEed oni AZ Night
i M face pale aad dfs~nf bo ! spf
fer with pains In M muscles and 1einfs
An J subjec, 10 ans skin dieessef Have
any usmples or boiis1
Nature IL warnlag yon. n your nnswef
70 any of these quertisns IL yea NJ
tire now needs help She has dsne
Der best but i failing
Listen - natures warning Your bloo..
Is your fountain source ~ energy there
fore keHp year blood rich aud pure
Our greatest heslih asset IL 10 have
blood whirb j. pure and clean blood
which Is free u waste products.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-05
NEW REGULATIONS ~
LIQUOR WITHDRAW AIS

Washington. oct IA new pro.
hibition regulations Intended 10 sur.
round Withdrawals ~ liquor fro d
bonq@d warehouses With further rs-
str.ctions may result f.om confer
ences here between ". G Mcconnell.
state prohibition director for pennsyl
vania. and Secretary Mellon. internal
Revenue Commissioner Blair and
Prohibition Commissioner Haynes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-05

Cannot Be Cured
hy loeai applications as thes canned
reach thc diseased portion ~ tha
ear There Ia only one way 90 ,ufs
catarrhal deafness and that n w Is
constitutional remedy Catarrhal
Deafness is caused hY an inflam. q
conditian 81 The mucous llning of tho
Fnstachlan Tube when this tube ls
inilam.a Yoa have Mmhllng sounl
or imperfect bearing and when u e.
entirely closed, Deafness ia the re
suH i'nless the inflammation can
ba redaced and this tuhs restored
% is normal conditions. hearing viii
be destroyed forever Many cases ~
deafness are caused hY catafrh.
witch is an inflamed condition ~
the mucoue surfaces lialls eatarf1
Medicine acts thru the blood on che
mucous surface ~ the system
Wa viii give One AiHndrod UalAr
nor any ease of Catarrhal Deafness
that cannot he cured hs lian caiatrh
Medicine Circulars free An pruF
g's,s ssc . }. CHENEY q co
relo3o. ohio
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-05
wgww wgwRxx 90
y oUtllsc nkos calSisAl a
f ACT av rRfscH ulalsrsH 4
v wxxwWw xwsw ~

rafiA ugt Franea FAneua fas
her fuels. lsafnsd today saat desilnx
haa bseesne a criminal act fpa "A
ahls under The penal soas sev lar
acts u sls,isnee The aaesgien *ss
stirred AZ fur sHp fgat tina sinfa e
var hf thr pnraonal h~sue ~ata
cusns A. rpres ana calalle - fuxw
fought Fev-ngD flfss wish slssats aaa
sapiers lenlcslns mlaas ~saaas
on eaeh ether
Minister - Iusslee naanevay IN
terlaAl ssasemant psuusslaKtsa tuta
annnunsea tAAs lhe aettlsmant "a
polnt II honpy wlth arms was hence
flfih nut e. hy tolerated We va
.tfassa ths iaileal susnoelsies
lhruahoW the fepnhihe 10 sxsst ths
sey~r.at penalties on psssAds a. vel
Ih~ mlnlaler eltcx q t'saneh lac q
lNfr pfahlbalns haela rhls stesusa
has hssa asMa lestrr
The ~ng has cost aa tao masa
hlopd thai ee 80 not abs ta spafs
A. the minlstera abatement aaid
Too many were masllaiad that 4
"a nnw tnaslhln NJ augment thag
unmp"f undeF las vAla nruisxt ~ ~
salvins pr'sats sopnlyta
pepasy knts announesa tha, ha
eouia isasllsc Va ihe Chamber ~ 10
peties ~hat aesigp ths seysg nment
heA saknn a. thn ease II IA rAr4a
and taunf o. pugpt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-05

AtNfON h0fo 10 ~ y
OkiAhoma C.tN. oct 2 Four 'pe
eial trains earriIg more than 5000
meml ers Of ,he Arcrlcan Lesion oi
Oklahoma viii arrive a the union
statoa a. Kansas Ciu On the even
ing % October 80 according 10 the
announcement of Earl l.lttoef,
chairman ~ the committee on ar.
reneemeats FOR The national Legion
convention At meeting With dly
:. Ion passenger agents ~ the four
roads here today final arrangements
were completed
II is pronable ,hal ,he RoeN island
special viii star; from Wsaflka ~
about O'Clock in the morning OF
October 81 II viii stop - cities
having Legion posts untl Il Reaches
the Kansas Line and then 50 forward
without stops 20 Kansas eit The
Santa ~ and Frisco specials Nil
raft from Oklahoma city a. about
: o'clock The same morning The "
X a 7 special is 60 start from Mus.
kosoc
Many Lesion posts are ARRANGING
with railruad agents Tor special cars
10 be attached 90 the tralrs All
Legion post adiutantr have announc'
ed that hotel reservations must be
made so that they can be forwarded
to state headquarters of the Legion
here before October 40
To speed III the trains and sid a
touch OF old army experience 10 the
trip no stops viii be made FOR meals
on the way baggage car with O.
commissary viii be- attached 20 each
train
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-05
Children Cry
FOR FlETchtR'S
& d 9 . r ! a
VI kU< MILLS III
III Hfnl III SOON

Yucou. Oct Q Rebuilding o. the
part Of tho Nucua mills which Waf
destroyed hy fire. with loss ~ AZ
pfoxigates sa0oaue ~ill start q
onee. according TO word received
here hy o y frlshsr. general man
agrr ffom John = kfautli. ons ~
the uNurrs. In shawnee Other oau
sfs afa Prank and n "A kfautln.
the former helns in san Francis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-05

Tho way 10 gain q good reputation
Is a. ondeafnr to be- what Yun aHs
pear That Is precisely the manng
IA which rhambeflalns Cough Rem
edy has gained ia reputation aa y
cure for coughs colds. Group and
wirollng cOukh Every bottle that
has ever beou Eut on, hy 10" manu
faetlrrrs has been fully 81 60 tn
high standard Of excellence claimed
for Il People have found that .
can bs depended upon f0F The relief
aud cure % these ailments and thai
il la pleasant and safe 70 take
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-05
Girl wtto CHOSE TO sat-
nrRsELf HAS WIDE CHOICE

Joliet N. Oc,o 3 Miss Gather
inc peterson. -. who month aRo
offered 10 marry man fof 1T1
il order 60 ges an education au !
retty clothes today announced Il
was now question o. dec'dinf
Witch man 20 take
Niss Patterson said her 100 replies
came from awiiehmen, Insurance
agents. clerks. business men and day
lahsFsrs
They are an gentlemen she aald
and added that one man whom Hhe de
scrites as little old bad offered
s. GEO
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-05

The question has been asked IN
what way are Chamberlain Tablets
superior 20 the ordinary catharte
and liver pills. Our answer is. thef
are easier and more pleasant to tak"
and their effect Is SO gentle that on"
hardly realizes that il Is produced By
medicine. Then, they not only
move the bowels but improve the ap
petite and strengthen the digestion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-05

While 0sfmany q asypiius IA ~.
efff ana talent e. aslleatarn indus.
tFi the afss ant either thlnss ~hlsh
constitute iho faai Wsspn Rni
sirrrs'h ug tns pr0pln the kiAsi aai
As.oeeted iTwea arv CARRYING =
VASE bafAsn ga aa4a 81 ttsf Afsat
ARMIES and uatlts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-05
''It\t\tIAl. Ittt ~" ~
GIVEN \ ~ itrRi~I.

Omaha. Oci The vhuleaaie az
refi ~ millionaire bankers. business
men and lsber loadew hss heen
started hvfc iolloain lhe indictment
81 forty men in connection with s
sorles ~ financial crashes early
this year
Tho indictments oharfed lhat the
lose oi firms nlned hy tho linen lai
Trust tpmllcA about $1,000 900 one
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-05
swKx xwxNE wxwx
X DEVELOPMENT or RAcE or
y SUPER MEN SUGGESTED 4

Xxx xxxxx xxa X y y - y
Baltimore. oct . Dr u = Jen
ninss professor Of zoology At Johns
Hopkins University. expressed belief
today that a race ot lseople with tho
bodies of Greeks gods and the minds
of Newton or shakespeare could l
developed Il group Of eelecied men
and women were put on an island.
otherwise nninhabltcd and kept thor
with the descendants Tor many gen
'cratlons.
"of course. Dr Jennings admitted
that isn't possible. because the gen
'erations OF the human race are TOO
long. and We might not be successful
In obtaining subjects we can. how
ever. improve the race by acientifle
methods. making the people health
Ter better hooking and more intelli.
gent
Great men are both born sud
made li.rcdity aud, environment
both have their effect. 80 the raos
may be changed by selection Of the
parents 0f the future and by =
change n surroundings. In 4 groao
Of men placed under exactly ideuti
cal conditions those with superior
ancestors would econ come 10 the
front while a few men OF equally
good descent will soon show the f.
fects OF variations In environment" /"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-05

The eron q ~ilA sfaees lhin yea
b the hcst ever. and she persimmoa
crop IS an unusually lafee one. Whlsh
insures plenty ~ fat ams
The yellow Vans ate ,arning oct
unnsaaily veil also, no that On "a
neck u the woods. there are MANY
things % ~ thAnkfal for lhia season
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-05

The army worm has va,sn OF
practically all ~ the leaves oi the
cottea which en .bled the sun 70 set
20 IL consequently tre cotton flridt
are snoNy white almost tho entire
crop being open nos aad one roca
picking w.li e. an nr the entlro crop
the ssfiless crop eser harvested 81
THIS county
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-05

Mr.. and Airs Earl Stallard are IN"
proud parents Of an eight pound DO
horn last night Mr. Stallard VII
~ able 90 resume his business iui
iea hy tomorrow Waukesha tWal
Item
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-05

There was considerable scandal IA
our town Saturday night when =. \
Cash, our local butcher. was fCuni
in an ice box with a lot Of nndressel
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-05

When you want physic that Is
mild and gentle IN effect easy ~
take and certain 10 act. take Cham
berlains Tablets They are excel
lent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-05
Sensitive SCOT

Terrible Accident Automohifs
Skidded and struck lady In the SAFE
Is zone WATERFOWL Standard
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-05

Man shoots self In basement
blowing out brains wlnaipeg Tele'
gram
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-05

The bride was gowaed In white,
chrysanthemums. and autumn leaves
formed the decorations Eigin News
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-05
Sun kissed

At Clay Center yesterday several
persons got their tonsils sunhnrnei
watching an alrnlane disappear
Kansas City Star
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-05
chickens Ratsers Nelson.

The l.eessille Bible Class meet
every "Wednesday night unless Their
il good show Ia town Denver
Post
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-05

Mr. Frank. while harnesslns a
hroneho. was kicked just south q
his corn crib Winnipeg Free prcs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-05

The lceal basketball team win
wear their new shirts on rridaY
night The trousers have not ~
arrived New York World
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-05
MORE HUMOR
THAN NEWS

Glass IN swimming for married
couples will be organized Monday
adde's suits furnished II desired
Baltimore sun
Evening star., 1921-12-16

CLEVELAND. December 16 (Spe-
ciaD.-The H. Black Company now
has it's entire force of textile workers
employed on special contract work.
and the Printz Beiderman Company Is
operating at IS per cent of capacity.
Evening star., 1921-12-16
PLANS COMPREHENSIVE
FUND OF POLITICAL DATA
National Woman's Party Sends
Questionnaires to the
States.

Congress j., 10 be catalogued 1or tht
..eu,laI rights amendment by TN" la :
tioilal womans party, il was ANNOUNCED
today. -,
The catalogue will follow the general
lines of the suffrage card catalogue
found effective in obtaining legislative
action for the suffrage amendment.
Ouestionnaires concerning senators
and representatives from the respective
localities were dispatched to state ana
congressional district chalrmen OF tht
party this week by Miss Maud younger
national legislative chairman.
Instead of the twenty-five questions
asked during suffrage days. however
there are fifty-four questions on the
new cards, with special emphasis OH
home and congressional politics.
Miss Younger stated today that
uuon completion of this reorGaniZa-
lion of its card catalogue the
Woman's Parry expected 10 possess
the most comprehensive and best
apalyzed fund of political information
in the country.
Among the questions listed are ones
relative to strict adherence to party
length of service in Congress: war
vote. opposition to President Wilson:
the nature of congressional district
as to farming. labor. city or SUBURBAN
the industrial aspects of the district;
vote on the suffrage amendment and
on women's measures and famlly.
home life, and efficiency as to public
utilities, travel. lectures and re-
forms.
Evening star., 1921-12-16
MAIL-EARLY PLEA GETS
POPULAR RESPONSE
Large Increase Over Last Years
Activities of the City Post
Office Is Shown.

First official comparative figures
made public by the Washington city
post Office today showed that Christ
mas mail is flowing in and out of
the District in larger volumes this
season than last. Yesterday 9.lsi
parcels were delivered here, as COM
pared with 6.566 parcels delivered
December l5. 1921.
This increase of more than $500
parcels in one day is taken by local
officials to represent the response of
the wi ole country to the mail early
plea. In tne past Washingtonians
have needed the plea. but people in
other parts of the country have been
slow about mailing their Christmas
gifts.
Cancellations of letters at the local
post Office yesterday numbered 643,-
645, as compared with 5s0.177 letters
Cancelled Il year ago. Sacks of mail
dispatched yesterday numbered 9.7S3.
as compared with 1921 year ago;
sacks received. 1857 yesterday. as
compared with 1921 a year ago; sacks
collected. 2,799 yesterday, as compared
with 2.13S; special deliveries yester-
day. 1857. as compared with 3,5SS on
December Is. 1920.
Receipts of the city post office for
the period December l, 1921, to Decem-
Der Is, 1921, were S1S7,73925, as COM
pared with $162.093.76 for a similar
period of 1920. an increase of 1882
per cent. The receipts for the fifteen
days ended yesterday, compared with
the period November 1 to 15, 1921.
$149,S37.9S, show an Increase of 25.29
per cent.