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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-03
si~IIu\Iit SAVINGS WIN.
tIiiIsIuis CHECKS SOON

Many persons bste Christmas
money 'hia scar on asesnns o their
sfsiemati, sayinxs the past leaf and
ieposltiug ths Amount To- the
Chrstmas saving club u che CHh.
fir state bank
This bank rili hsve ase cub
iaF 1879 starting soon the 1921 elah
losos toaAy and the members sall
tate thef checks early this moalb,
said = = Persons esansr today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-03
AN OKLAHOMA MAN IS
KILLED ~ TEXAS

chiAieo he, Texas, Dee Tom
simmons ~ Davidson Oklahoms.
waa sufiocaied IN an early morn ng
fire whsh destroyed the oliy room
lng house here nis bod, ~as
found AZ the entrance 70 hlA room.
simmons vss enrputs by auto
mobile 70 California and had stopped
here over night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-03
Packing House
Employees VIII
Walk Ont Monday

chleseo. Dec. 1-psesina hoes
workers In Kansas City ara chl.
cage have beer advised 70 disresard
the orders % the Kansas inous
trial court ard 70 90 On strike Men
DAY morning. when tire union strika
order gees into effect ~ al pack
ING centers. u ssas announced soday
b oennie Lane, secretary ef snc
Amal9aratea Meat Cutters 4 Rus
cher Workmen of North Amer4cA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-03
MOTOR THIEVES BUSY

Many sedaus and courses were ran
sacked last night at the thcator.
Keys were taken from Birney Mer-
tens sedan which was in front ef
the Ford garage Keys were also
taken from Judge Dale.s coup and
J.. Stark coupe while farket IN the
driveway OF their homes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-03
llM eaoM lAw Aeply ro lAllsl

Does the jim cros la~ apply -
lallnf Is question: asked ths al.
torneY generals department. FRIDAY b.
y = smith u foats ). FORT Cobb. ~he
declared that white tersons and neg
ross ueFe not gettinx along amleahl,
ID the caddo county iaii
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-03

TAX on Z duEatIo0
Ministers 81 an denominations have
hccu nskcd Lhfoufh the lgu4a hy y
n Wil on. niate sshuo. suroflniena
eni 10 preach anon education *uus
da, "a hello IA the state ohfaryance
af American Eau,ation week which
beean Friday and Wil hs, thfoeh
December 70
oNeruor Robertson hiss issued y
proclamation designating the wrrs 5.
American Education weoh and ls
80 operation of rlA nnd county nuF
~ niendenta and of ai tc1thofa ln
the state le sought by wils0u
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-03
TWO sAsss lscssAss CAPITAL

T~o state banks increased their
capital stoss fsida, making four Sta
banks 10 Increase tbslf capital vsthsp
The last seek The Guaranty stat
bank - saaa spflnsa. Tulsa count,
Increased from st0ssf 10 tsv0oo ant
the Allne state bank ui Alins Aitais
county ralsed from $4,000 70 % o0s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-03
CT 4
il. Is a
e Point
w.a s g. aus,Ae,

imrcfta / tha Var Eass
efn diaeaselan az tho armament
eaaisfvnes wss ~ea tn.iay - Chias
ia the committee 81 chs ainn pow
efs sfeat nflsAln. JAaan ana
fpuse agreeing a. retlrr fs,sm
mash 81 the leasad tervnery ~
Dhlna
iapaws rsu utrsmtstlses. e. ~at
sail AErecd e. ave ~ Their leased
territorial haisiinxs "a Hhaatane aaa
also Fosofted - affsrlas - als
vasn fetlem~nt iFon tAplr apeeia iai
The OTTER frnm ,flnat nfitAia
tspaa aad Frspoe were "a a 10 b.
ceatiasrai ON falfilmvns euadslioa
wfieh Nhina was exps,iad a. meet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-03
COUNTY AGENT Wiley
ASKS REPORT

J. n Wiley. county agent. aud Mrs.
Pollock. home demonstrator have ~
turned from saltwater where they
made an accounting OF Logan county
crop conditions rounty agents and
demonstrators operate under the sas-
plcies OF the agricultural college farm
extension department Plaas for neki
years work vere outlined
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-03
COUNTIES 10 PUBLISH ANNUAL

A county annual, deyoting $50 ragas
20 the work OF the consolidated schools
Is being prepared by the schoo of
several counties. according to info
nation received by r II Wilson. state
superintendent of public instruction
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-03
FUNERAL OF HOWARD CANNING

The funeral Of Howard Canning VII
i-a held from the United Pres hyter
ian church two o'c ock sunday after
noon. Rev Callen will conduct tae
services Interment viii be II Nj
Hope cemetery northeast Of the clty
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-03
Many
True Bills
Returned

The federal grant jury which has
been in session here during the ueeA
worked fast and effective y. reportina
les indictments. and 3 information
the greater number of the true blls
are against persons who violated the
national prohlbtlo.. laws There are ;
number charged with white slavery
aud Others who must face trial f0f
peddling narcotic drugs
One case that took 40 considerAba
Of the Jup's time VAS the case ol
one c d. Hamilton. charged will
fraudulent use OF the mails Il!s cas-
is unueual
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-03

Attend ths memorial Services bg
the Elias SUNDAY afternoon 81 90
ard the community slns which fol
iows noth al the flfst II y ehufcn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-03
TRIED TO WET up TIE TOWN.

Jim Nccregory. feeling that the
town OF Coyle was dry. tried to irri-
gate IL. He had landed several GUS
toners when the ''lsi' ste ped IN. NJ
Gregory is in jail
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-03
FILES BRIEF IN RED RIVER CASE

Government files us brief ln Red
River case in Washington yesterday
Il claims part Of river bed for Indians
and rest FOR government
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-03
PROMINENT SHOE mANUFAc
TURER DIES IN BRockroN

Broykion.f Mass Pee 3 Harvey
T Crawford, one Of the leading fig
ures in the shoe manufacturing inda
Try died At his home here last uignt.
aged So years
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-03
GUILTY VERDICT IN
KANSAS MURDER CASE

Grea' Bend. Kansas Dec aA
verdict of guilty of first degree muf-
der Vas returned this afternoon By
the Jury IN the case ~ " 4 Nixon.
on trial In connc sion with the kill
ing n Arthur Bana. yonng
attornev
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-03
WEATHER

New Orleans. La. Dec. 3.-Tonighf
fair. colder with ccyt wave. tenn
pera.ure twenty-sxo to tweniy-six.
Sunday fair.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-03

Japan will accert completely the
Hughes $50 ratio of capital ships.
word comes from Washington tod4g
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-03

fe NNled NHd fsfkelt IN lo0an
MI fosses dauis pslica s,si
marshal i 10 Geihrls ,o8at aftead
ING federal coprt llp lol 81 s~rl
day aad how he snp rem le ilous,oe
ki'ied tge ase bfoase vA tufAs,e oa
the land Gu,hsa built un. THAT
was moe than thirty years aro ls
fact lt Was Sc yss Asc lhba Wiut
We we're out haaiiae ior deer aal
came uioa bunrh ei slid ,urkeNs ol
the cottonwood We could have
kliled tNensy hut ln those asys iht
turkeys wefe - p.enplal that ~c dla
not want 10 bapaeA oprse Nes wltp
them and besides ee we're ieokluv or
bigger sums and se ecrc sueeesslul
klling four fine bask deer daring thc
We~A De saA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-03
|YAS


Snow renlpht Is lasss,
promise of Neathefmsn.
>aes has eevn fai inr IN the north
vrn pArt ~ n state riaee estlt
mosnins and ia Washington coun.g
the Nr Is heais The wsalhrsntan
has proinised snoe for this part 81
he state ton'ghi Aad a4d and cleaf
weather for Suoss,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-03
DOCS GET PROUD,
QUA|ls IN HIDING
Official Opening Of the Quail
Hunting Season Finds Many
Guthrie Huntsmen
Afleld

Il has bccn q great week ia dog
hand
Pups who gor months have received
nothing more han nod froa. their
masters aud who have heon kept
waiuns Tor hours ior their daily soup
bone. have suddenly sprung into
popularity
The boss personally sees that then
menus aflcctionsely pulls their ears.
and ia every way cxAi1lt- grallty.
ing change of heart
unlimbers sho, Guns
Ani tha, Old sway .hocscd. double
bariolod. rus.-pla,od shot gun. which
was removed from the attic when the
duck season opened and snck be-
hind the door when the hunter came
IN and said taa' they amt lighting
has also had resurrection
The three income has been ap.
piled freely several parts ~ old
pants have been torn 40 and ranmed
through the barrels unin they sis-
ten like a movie stars teeth and the
old KAT. chuckling az tho woe which
is 10 bcfali heavier artillery at The
disarmament conference. IS "farlrg
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-03
t1s Fooled The Women

llaml ton started matrimonial and
financial campaign az llon.ny ,n tbs
early summer OF 1919 lie oslaentls
had full knowiedse og the value Of
publicity AMI established 4 standias
with . newspaper az once AFTER .
few weeks 81 showed clipping which
told that he was heir 70 an estate ia
Polk county. Tennessee. conditioned
upon the requirement that he be Esar
rled BY Septemter ~ of that year
The editor Of the Hominy News MAJ
shall l.. smith. formerly of Guthrie
furnished the story and sent Il on
TO daily papers. In a few days. let
tcrs FOR Hamilton arrived from AZ
around Postmaster Ceoree "a Black.
woods. who was here this week a.
witness. sad the mail came IA hamp
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-03
empIorsd Nem Method

Hamilton was away ffon homiay
much OF the time that year the Hon
my witness related 10 The latter part
Of 1919 Hamilton and Miss Agnes
Nj son were married Later thare
Wa a divorce and property settle
ment
About that time many letters 81
inquiry reached liominy people Mos.
OF them answered the anxious womoa
lnquirers that Hamilton was vel
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-03

the cottonwood We could have
Killed twenty hut Ia those asys tht
turkeys were - pentlal that Ne 1ia
not want 10 hapden curse ses wltp
them and besides pe we're leoAlug or
bigger sums and se aero suecesslul.
kllins four fine baeb deer daring thc
We~A De saA
oaa0ooo
More Nlolassrs ~ lquof la~
Nov Than Evef Dsfo.e
Thero are moIe men arrested
those dsys for violsiluu 81 lhs uauol
laws 81 the land ihan ever before sn
the utter contempl el,h Wh.,h thr
mooushinerp and brewers tr,4i th-
bone dFY laa ls rmarAai lcr said
federal officer soda, pmlnk the fes
eni .tting 81 the federal grand hfg
iNs true hAa wrfs nArasd snd
lniofmafious Med The fraaief manu-
hel ~ the ndi,tmsnis ana lnforms
Toms afe ior siolatrf ihe llaua ns
and Tor pedalinr nsr,osly dsaes T..
ina the mails to dsfrand ard NAl.e
slave rhsrses come next Ia number
Names Of those Indicted have NOT besa
made pabla and ~til not He unul al'
arrcsss have been made Whiah ~l
rohahly be Mondas The next ,cfm
81 federal eoat, VII 81 hcid 81 okia
homa CAY IN january
oooooon
y You Want ousn Diunsr.
shoot For a.
lf yoa want a avpH DINNER AMI teal
that sou are not eood rnouah sho,
70 procure II. talk nice 10 Bnl fieer
or Frank Kelly aud nduec cithc
~ them 90 nyite yon 10 ~ huniluF
THAT Wl stttle lt H there atn any
quail foolish enough % make an az
lcarance % the sicluly Wherein
Kelly or herr happen tu b. a wi'i
b. tho frying lan for them both arr
erack shots and neither cse nlss
bird There are plenty % quail lH
the country around Guthrie accord
ine 90 farmers and those Who has
teco IN the field hnntinT
oooOoon
Car r't, Rabbit. sklds snd
Injuries Dr'eer.
! 4 Khkman oii scout fnr %
Roaana on company Is Ia Gu,hf,a
to-day recaperaiiag from lnlurle. re-
ceAed when his car turned over aul
Teal IN ditch near Mulha Thur
day "lts wonder II didn't kih
me," be- said in telling the story -
was coming To cuihrie frum tho Nui
ban district Thursday night sad was
going pretty last when all of sus.
Den the ear slinled skidded aud turn
ed over in the ditch was thrown
clear Of tho wreck and that Is a ! thaf
saved me After the accident
looked over The ground 10 see waa'
caused the car % skid and found :
dead cottontal fsbb't Ia the ros'
When the wheel hlt the rabbit tay
fur clung 10 Il ana causei the t9ra
over Kirkman sustained broken
r.b and cuts on the face and bead
oo0 Ooou
Football Game tomorrow
Legion Teams 20 Battle
For Supremacy
one of the hardest fought battles
IN football. regular old army style.
Olli take place when the lindsas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-03
Football Game tomorrow
Legion Teams 20 Battle

one of the hardest fought battles
in football regular old army style.
viii take place when the lindsas
The Cordova daily times., 1921-09-22

Your eyes fitted. compound and stigmatic lenses replaced. See O.- borne.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-09-22
COMMEMORATE SIGNING
 MAYFLOWER COMPACT
CBy Associated PrcssI

PRONINCETOWN. Mass. Sept, %. The Mayflower compact, the fam ous agreement signed by the Pill grims in the cabin of their vessel in this harbor, will be commemorated in a bronze bas reliefs designed by Cy- rus F. Dallin which will probably eb set up here about November l.
 Improvements in Proyncetown in connection with the Pigram Terccn- tenary observance included the re moval of certain buildings. new grad ing and the construction of a dig nified approach to the Pilgrim mon ument on Town Hill The result is to be civic square and parkway east and north of Town Hall. at the east end of the hill. On Bradford street north of the Town Hall. there will be a horseshoe approach. and at northerly end the bas-relicf will be placed
 Mir. DalIins design, which has al ready been delivered to the con cern that will cast it in bronze. is large for such a work measuring 9 feet by 16. It displays the figures of Pilgrims, ten men, three women and two children, grouped about q man in the act of signing the com pact, which is spread out on large sea chest. Nyles Standish in armor and Elder Brewster are two central figures. The nautical flavor of the environment is conveyed by means of ships lantern overhead.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-09-22

Let the Daily Times figure on your job work.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-09-22
INACTIVE GEYSER IN.
 YELLOWSTONE SPOUTS
JBy Associated Press)

YELLOWSTONE PARK. Wyo.. Sept. 20 Fountain Geyser, inactive for uearly a year, exploded suddenly q short time ago while 200 persons looked on. Water spouted to a height of nearly 25O feet in one of the most spectacular geyser exhibi- tions the park has seen.
 Pent-up steam that had been i'm prtsoned for nearly a year brought on the blast, which completely tore away the crater. After nearly an hour the flow ceased and the geyser has since been inactive.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-09-22
COLONIAL BUTTONS ON FEMININE FOOTWEAR
 ARE AGAIN IN STYLE
CBy Associated Prcss)

NEW YORK, Sept 22. - Colonial buckles on feminine footwear have returned in style with the revival of the tongue pump, one learns from the shop talk on Fifth Avenue. Most ly the mode is modified Colonial, but the larger buckles also are in demand Jet, gun metal and nickle finished are preferred.
 The strap pump, fashion oracles say, will still be favored by smart dressers this fall Buttons in met allis combinations to go with this footwear include bright and silver. and similar effects in gold.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-09-22

have taken definite steps toward prohibition, although in some cases the movements lack sincerity of purpose.
 Sometimes the agitation IS to serve a political purpose; sometimes to attract prohibition or aniprohi. bition agents who have money to spend
 U. s. Money Is Misspent
 Refo,mers in the United States are distributing much cash in Mex iCa, and this money very often passes into the hands of men of a singular sort
 Some fine corner lots and mort gages, at 12 per cent a year, have been acquired through the generosi. ty of earnest old maids in the United States. In the files of every church organization and reform so- ciety interested in helping the Mexi- cans, it is said. are letters from worthies here who are willing to spend their money for them and spend it wisely
The Cordova daily times., 1921-09-22
BIDS WANTED

Bids will be received by the un- dersigned for fifty yards of sand and gravel delivered at the City Float, Cordova. Said sand and gravel to be a suitable mixture for concrete work. BANK OF ALASKA.
 S22-tf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-26
HAYSAPPRONES USEOF
TROOPS FOR GUARDING
CHICAGO POST OFFICE
Requests Postmaster Carlile to
Work Out Plans for Having
Mails Protected.
IBy Associated Press. L

CHICAGO. April 25.--Rcgular army
troops may he ordered to duty in
guarding The Fedora! Building, the
larger branches Of the post office,
railroad terminal loading platforms
and the branches OF the Federal re-
serve bank. il was announced today
by Postmaster William H. Curlilc.
The Information was received in n
letter from Postmaster General Hays,
he said.
Postmaster General Hays approval
OF Federal troops to guard the Fed
craI Building and mail stations came
as the result OF a suggestion by Post
master Garlic recently. Postmaster
General Hays. in his letter today.
asked Mr.. Carlilc to work ont a plan
in detail at once.
''I am particularly Interested In the
matter Of having Federal troops pa
troll the stations in the larger cities
when the specially valuable mail is
being handled" the Postmaster Gen
erals letter said.
Lets see what we can do about
this righ; away
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-26
JAIL JACKSONVILLE WOMAN
ON CHARGE OF MURDER

JACKSONVILLE, FLA. April %
In prison today. charged with muir
dcring her husband, Mrs. Jessie Will
liams declared She acted in self
defense.
According 10 her story. the hus-
band. Il. V. Williams. kidnapped her
child sunday after having smashed in
the front door OF their home. Seizins
high powered rifle. she sent Il bull
let just below Williams heart. and as
he fell. throwing up his arms. fired
two more shots into his body from a
shotgun.
when arrested Mrs. Williams was
calm and declared she feared her hus-
band intended bodily injury 10 her
because she had asked the police TO
get back her child
Simon Wells, father OF the woman.
is also under arrest. the police cx-
pressing belief that Mrs. Williams
could not have thrown down the rifle
and picked up the shotgun as rapidly
as she claimed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-26
IiN IIu,lsnn IIn,,IcN.

United News STAFF Correspondent
PARIS, April 25.--Thc allied rcpar-
atoms commission delivered an ulti-
matuin to the German government to-
day. demanding that one billion gold
marks bc placed at the commissio on's s
disposal in the vaults of the Bank OF
France on or before April SO.
government. the rcpar3tions commits
sion formally expresses its regret at
the contents of the German note of
April >. regarding the gold transfer
from the Reichstank. intimnting that
German misunderstood the spirit
that prompted the entente demands
The principal reason for request
ing the transfer OF this gold to occu-
pied territory" tho new ultimatum
reads. was that under the stipula- :
tions OF the Versailles treaty. this
action might harmonizc conditions
affecting German exchange"
The note proceeds:
The commission is obliged TO
exercise the powers conferred upon il
by the treaty. II is not necessary TO
discuss At this time the relations of
the German government to the
kcichsbank. since the commission is
assured that Germany has. in any
case. the means of complying with
the reparations demand If she wishes
To do So
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-26
MAN, INSANE, KILLS
BABY AS WIFE AND
RELATIVES VA TCH
Dashes Infants Body to the
Ground, Causing Instant
Death.
Especial 10 The Times Dispa,chl

''7t' N''' ~ i W. !ll:S- IDIs natch.
pANNll.LE. VA. April 25-From n
remote corner Of Franklin County. in
NirSin!a's hil!y section. came today
details Of ono of the worst crimes in
III" state annals. in which Thomas
stump murdered his child before n
knot OF helpless relatives. while de-
'ncnied. stump, convicted OF murder
years ago, but who did not complete
n tcn-ycar term. and who is now
wanted for violating prohibition laws.
is suffering from meningitis and has
been told he could not live long.
stump told his wife he wished TO
take hcr 10 neighbor's home. and
hc asked Lucy stump. a cousin. to
accompany them ana carry the baby
Before any Of the others could reach
him he had taken the baby by her
feet and was whirling her round his
head Ike club and. as they ap-
preached he dashed the mites bra ins
out on the ground. killing her in
Stantly. He then sank to the ground
and submitted To arrest. He has been
committed TO the state Asylum ar
Marion as insane.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-26
BERLIN
| OFFER FALLS SHORT
26 BILLION MARKS
Berlin Officials Give Views,
Though Proposals Have Not
Been Published.
PUBLICATION EAGERLY
AWAITED BY WORLD
Germans Suggest Making An
nuities in Payment of Repa-
rations Flexible.
WANT INDUSTRY TO RECOVER
Offers Immediate Participation i'm
Work of Restoration In De-
vastatcd Areas.
WANT INDUSTRY TO RECOVER
Offers Immediate Participntion i'm
Work of Restoration in De-
vastatcd Areas.
by John Grnuticnz.

United News StnT Correspondence.
BERLIN, April c5.-ForcIsn Mints-
ter Won Simons. II is generally be-
iic>cd here. hns JeopnrIizcd his no.
sition, nnd Is In serious danger OF
bringing nhnut fall of the govern
mrnt because of his dealings with the
United States.
Members of the RcichstnE arc stir
red by the fact TINT neither Won 81
mons nor Fchrcnbnch consulted thnt
'"dy before making the new promo
snis, and the EOScrnm~ut otYicinIx arr
"ue Tor severe questioning when the
matter comes up In the German Pnr-
lament.
IL Is snid here TINT the Intcst no,.
:" "nshinEton contains proposnI.
which undoubtedly will he unncccnt-
aoie To Frnncc. On the other hnnd.
ri!n statesmen hope that .mcrI.,
Will. before making public the con.
tent" OF the note. suggest nltcration.
ny Germany. which would render h.
worthy or consideration BY the cnS
tcntc. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-26
BODY'S ATTITUDE
ONMEASURE WILL
INDICATE POLICY
More Drastic Enforcement Issue
Is introduced by Sena-
tor Volstcad.
ACT WILL BE PRESENTED
IN HOUSE AT AN EARLY DATE
Relaxation or Tightening of Re-
strictions Surrounding Drink
Win Be Determined.
BANS BEER As MEDICINE
Give Congressman Opposed To Dry
Laws Chance to Voice Their
Opinions.
ACT WILL BE PRESENTED
IN HOUSE AT AN EARLY DATE
BANS BEER As MEDICINE
Give Congressman Opposed To Dry
Laws Chance to Voice Their
Opinions.
Ity John ciciS>nrr.


WASl!lNGToN, April .5.-A now
nnd more drastic prohibition enforce
,,,,,, o,,,,,c us, i,,-odurcd hv
Minnesota. XII determine 'he wei an"
dry sentiment OF this Congress. and
show whether there ,s To bc a relax
.,to ,,h,.,,,,,,. az ~. ,.s,ric,i.,s
'' "
The bil! IS offered after tn" c"nn-
try has had nearly "A year and i halt
., ,t,t,yo, I, ~ ,yn.c,.d Ia
,n,,.,.
question into the iimelShi When II
comes UP on the noor for cousid.ra-
;ion. and furnish opportunity for
mcuhc.ssof congress opposed to pro.
bibi,i,n. To max. themselves heard.
yoI.t.nd Chairman Of body.
volstcad. ns chairman Of N. Ju-
aic,,rv Committee Of the House. is in
:, nosi;ion to bring tho bill before the
iousc a, AN early dat. lie IL conf
dan, of ITS massage. anu VIII have the
sunnort ~ .ho Anti-Saloon League
and other reform organizations