The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 53, No. 104, Ed. 1 Wednesday, December 31, 1919 Page: 4 of 8
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THE LEADER. GUTHRIE. OK LA. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER M 1019.
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nd pfcture sent to The Leider rrr
eat at-tha risk of the owner. The
Leader xpretlr repudiates tar r--wmetbtlity
for their cafe custody or
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The End of a Perfect Day
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A happy and prosperous New
Year to all readers of The Leader.
Tar Up AVeek" should enlist
enthusiastic support.
Resolved : That the roads lead
ing to Guthrie shall be harder and ' "7.
better in 1920.
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Dr. Mackey'sTalk No. 10.
To sueeesafullp treat chronic trou-
biea meant peiiUing. Meant Wat
doctor mutt devota hit tnbre- time
and thowjHt to their treatment.
The meat difficult eHu of condl.
tont that any physician hat te meet
art the onet tnat have been Imjer-
Ing frcm year to year.
Many men and women go through
l.ft half dead and half alive because
thty have net found the right method
for obtaining a cure. v
I hav devoted yeart of study and
tpeciadae in thia data of ease. My
office is well equipped for their treat-
ment. I ute aM proven method of
treatment according to the caae medi-
cine electrical treatment vibration
etc.
My charge t art always low and
within th reach of all and I generally
furmth. the medicine. If you are af-
flicted with any chronic or long atand-
Ing trouble. I am at your tervice.
Cr. Mackry Speciality Office 209 lt
Eatt Ok'ahoma Av4 over Coyle and
Co" Cotton Offxe. Hour 10 a. m. to
J p. m. daily. Sunday. 10 to 12 only.
Resolved ; That all kuoeking be
suspended and all work harinoni
ously for a ereater eitv.
with "mild'' reservations at
present considered ineompajible.
New England Rhippinj; a rargo
of rum to the Turks reealls the
To co-ordinate science and tei'hal-
rai work an academy of labor i plan.
ned for t'lecUo-SlorakL
THE
Dimes RJickolo
and Csntc
It appears that MeGraw
wiping the. first fleeks of blood rate
irora the lips. The new year
promises to give up some lively
times politically
old criticism of Britain's resorted
cargoes of missionaries and rum.
is Boston at least keeps them sepa-
THE DIPLOMATS' PUZZLE
The tardiness in arranging for
international eredits the growing
Attorne'-General Talmer is sure disorder and distress throughout
he can bring prices down. If he t'entral and Eastern Europe and
would only say down where a
r$ceptioil committee might be ap-
pointed tcpieet them.
The Illinois 'women's bowott.
'.which brings eggs for a day or
two to 65 cents a dozen wholesale
will not produce many thrills.
the necessities of the armies of the
recently established small nations
is intensifying the worries of
statesmen in the OKI World. They
have not been able to find their
way out of the mazes into which
they forced themselves by the
onditions arising from the Ver- j
sanies conference ine more thev
Bela Ktp's Bolshevik regime in ftrugirle the more they seem t-
Budapest ouly cost Hungary 1.- sink ami now that they appear to
000000000 kronen while. Ru-have residue themselves fo an
mania a-army 'of elvtlizatioh cost '.merican attitude so iliffereiit
the Huiigariaus twice as much.
I f mm lh.it riwni!iii.l liv l'roei IahI
I Wilson 's consent to European i
England and France in maintain-
ing order were not of jwssible di-
mensions. With American rash
withheld and especially with a
new peace pact possible the out-
look has nothing to encourage the
builders of the new nations and
tracers of their boundaries.
They are jist beginning to
t realize that unless American aid
is forthcoming promptly to sup
port the ersaules agreements-
foinc of the arrangements must be
taken up for revision. Europe
an not be reconstructed without
American aid nor will our assist-
'me be sufficient unless there is
revision of the ersailles terms.
since Europe can not exist upon
charity but must be given oppor-
tunity to achieve in industry and
cottinifrte. What has occurred to
European statesmen is that the
many new small nations into
which the breath of life was bhv-vu
at Versailles ran not reconstruct
themselves and maintain large
armies in the field fighting each
MOTHER FEARING KIDNAPPERS HAVING
CHILD MF00T-PRINTED" BY NEW YORK POLICE
It does not take an xocrl t.i diplomacy's terms bone i ut its it!r !l auie time. The
know that European railroads jiawest. 'Europe must be recon-' i-ht'!!!.' mst stol first but the
can not haul soldiers and armv strueted and redeemed but tin-1 Prollem tlio diplomats have on
supplies and nrodiict of industry ; fortunatelr the reconstruction is f'rir hamis is how to end it and
at the same time. .Vrv not sul- not following the promise set
stitute work for warf idown by the Versailles pact. With
bil.ji j i ... a the Tnited S'tates definitely fixed
Senator Hitchcock will make a as tje banker for an experimental
reputation for himself if he gets 'I':"roP ' hased upon strange
by with the treaty even if it is 'boundaries the governing tasks of
allow industry
; resume.
and commerce to
thai slip through your fingers for
trifles and . things unnecessary
will keep up your deposits in
Oklahoma Stoto Bank
Christmao
Savings Fund
and will accumulate into amounts of
$12.50 $25.50
$63.75 and Up
which you will receive just in time to
buy presents and meet other expense
NEXT CHRISTMAS
The first deposit makes you a member. After
that you will become so enthusiastic it will be a
pleasure to keep up the payments.
EVERYBODY OLD AND YOUNG
THE BABY INCLUDED
INVITED TO BECOME MEMBERS
JOIN NOW
Oklahoma State Ban!:
Guthrie Okla.
HAVE YOU A HEART; LISTEN TO
THIS PLEA
"An-.ther-Tmie-niltd las WliTKfl-
led up aiid died !
! ae been so fie.tient recently in New York au I
that the New V-nk Police Bureau of Misini Person las had
PEACE MAKING DIFFICULT
And now it U the coat owat.r
whj refuse lo ratify wirtum tesrra
'ORS. ; ve-a
Women Must Accept Their Own Responsibili-
ties Henceforth Says Mrs. Raymond Robins
Iviihiapj.il
U iuitv
n.ny riHjUcsrs frcm .nxious mothers to have their childien '"foot-
rintcd." Inspector Joseph Fan rot was the originator of the new
;eheme he deciatt- is much more exact way than finder-priming to
stablish identity. H has been a loptel by the police of Chicago at;d
oh.r iat.ri ..It....- In Vnw Y.irL- ' f twt .1 iriilt ir e hi Vipcn intro-
luced into maternity hospitals to insure ainsf the inmihilitv of Covering there-and what is that
mothers not getting their own babies when they leave the institutions.
This photograph was taken at New York Police Headquarters.
unit hers in Armenia arc dread Lug
the winter. "Jnst human rent-
I . . . . a
The mother. reeiunir back "iUs. t pweclefl
gaunt and cold from the desert. I n3n-v 01 tLle"- Ir.om the 'enent
bas put down the thin little bones b-T Ten gmty of rags." .
with those that strew the road so 1 Blit feed ftnd cloth'
many miles and has sunk be- twe perishing ones some of
mem oeiore it 1 too late. Her
bert Hoover cable from the 0u-
hide them never to rise again.
Only a little child and a
mother out on the bleak Armen-
ian road but what is that Vision
The Ictemational Coegresj of
Working Vomn the fir ucb
mrtttug to take place in the history
ii the wori-J 1 just a part of the
omea's movement of she world in
ice words et Mr. Raymond Kobin.
president ci the anonat Women
Trade Union League of Amerka
which orsrariuauon lia callrj the
Cot!gre tor a meeting in Washing
ton. Uctotrr
women. Xt Kobtns say are
ronctous now that thrv mul a
rept their own reporibiHties and po
toccer hae their affairs a-zendej to
oy proxy itrn cannot take the en-
tire reponsibiitty for the worM.
Thrir knowledge must be supple-
mented by that of women. Hence
when it was learned that the Inter-
national Labor Conference was to
neet in Washington in October the
l!ritih women's organizations re-
ejwe'stej. V ote of their membership
to i?k the Kational Women' Trade
Union League of America to call an
International Cot!gre$ of Working
Women in Washington the Keek
prior to the labor conference in or-
der that the fruit of their discussions
and resolutions might be of use to
the laber conference proper when
that body took up the discussion of
employment of women child labor
and protection of mothers and baV-
ies. Accordingly each country u
asked to send ten accredited dele-
gates. The greatest result of this Con-
ffress "could be the establishment of
mutual understanding and faith be- - -
tween women of all nationalities. Na not had a fa r rHjn- in vt u. "ti. r
constructive work for the future can working lcn of ibt wor'd f R' T0? mtnJ
be achieved unless it is' built upon see tho tL L'l ?
tetiowsntp and a dehrute understand- trom -thr am ' ' XI Z'T."-"'" pi wuat is
1 rr-i r
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FRANCE SENTENCES A
GEHNUN STEEL KING
Second t'i
1 bird l-4s .
Pourth tH
V'Ct cry -ts
Victory Zt
9J..
f9.o:
Voice the cold winds bear to the
tars of our souls "I was hungry
and ye gave me no meat I was
naked and ye clothed tne not!"
Today yes.
casus: "it is impossible that the
loss of 200000 lives can at thi
day be prevented but the remain-
ing 500000 can possibly bo
saved." They need aot starve
and freeze aud die if we will save
them.
Long Prison Term For Wrecker
of Briey Factory Plants
During tae War
Period
Often Vta'aW trAltl It A aa at at 1 awbma
today while we TllJ an . ft.
- m r v " v uvt UIV . vinr If- lit HI
ri nrmanncf f.r lha tio- ruip ' . rfv
r..t-.. .... . t0 .
many more of these little children i '" . . .
it bi.n.trP.l nr a iwni 1 oday nearly eight hundred
jnJt two humln.j 8)1( fiftv hou;thousiiil destitute Armenians
During the last ten years the aver- lvu His people need food and cloth-
lln um arMl f"r alone in that dead in . h itlf children io Hia
uaruig me ten . karins aih! bleixl lhm Tvt...
in. iiiua. meir weazenej sums Cling-f ... ; . .vo..
ing in fear to their rattling bone.."!1 -vou .v'' r m0re: of
!ld thev re rrvin out with lu"w u rom HUUgry little
ace w(tes In Tokio
j creased 92 pr cent.
th
year period prccedinr ll.'s
crea was unij prr nui e ........... wV..v .
hi i"K VUI "till! . i . . .
gasping breath. "I am hungry! I cuureD Armenia into your
J1.-A co-irt-twiul ri0b; i9 Alma. poouur m m hungry! I am hungry'" And tu arae.
tie German etHeer. a . Enund ami Amrr- the Voice of One who watches us tnem foo and warmth and
. - . a : p
me :
Ix-wder CUhsified Ad got results.
fifes. T?ArMont Roenx
"f one another's problems. At nosuion of om iUJ'C. Vr'T.. raOT"J w". omeu
the present moment endless avenues ihe women who have ha l V ' S WOrM sucn
can be built up by which people of -TrLl !.f T f "y cotamerrial organiia-
.11 countries may get togetheto ex- ti AfSf? . mrchanSe of t.on does.-;- v
chaafe their experiences and ideas. "j'l'" !J"f h l'e as true that a nanon.
l to the present many of these have Amrru" t 0rl'f- he !L rore han M uaJ. can lire
been closed to working women. The lXI T(aJf I mon alone Our standards therefore.
Congress offers this oppommity for ootrr ; tfiSL' cp.romitte? reu?' by those of the worlci
an interchange of thought on the lll il l"t ? wth re
suh ects wh eh affrrt thrm mtlv "nlr? 1 m S'??tnnAn- The other hetwr;Z the women of tkr -.M -
- . " vnfiaiirfc w tw4 mil.. m W a t . - " vi va
concernmg . employment head 7 h.v-. '" JW e of the five dele-
legislation
emia labor care ot mothers and pro- t u.irA Z; ' rw. J f t i e ? . Irom tbt 'auooal Women's
terticm of women in hazardous in- $ ' Tny of America who
inUererer there is a child not get- & cSl-"mS TuHoSnilT S??? J Wim held
w a fair chance it is tm t V Coor- n Th.Udelphta in Tune to sit in th.
i." rFirv'- ty0"! -P"ress of Worfcinc
iXX..V.l v :om- ' spending Otocu of
f resident of the New her timr in v ...;.
WomeTradr. U.;on Leawe. arrrm-. (Z. .uTrmu
The evidence prtfcented by the pro-
secution m to show that the broth-
ers h't'! nysteniailcally deitroyed the
FreDch Me.aj working plants at Briey
Micbeviltc Lort?wy and otber places.
tranporiing within to years time
anlllloos of ions of material to thet;
factory at Karlsruhe including iuan-
titles of undamaged material m.) as to
make the operation ot what remained
of the French plant tho next thing to
Impossible.
Amiens. LVt
has sentence!
Kooer. tvoeciutag. aimtoistrator olj The native piay tae game with as
mines a; Karlsruhe to ten year ron.I a:e reej
finemcrit (ifreen yea:s of exile and at
fine of tea million fraac upon his!
conviction of a chari of orgaulxin:
the pulasa ot factorfe in eastern
fYance.
H was testified at bu trial that hr
collected machinery aud ol?or iua"l -
al from the factories and blew them
np in Noreni or. 191S. His i rolhet.
Herman and Ludwiz were given a
similar sentence by default
The Roeckling brothers are known.
a steel kligs Herman Roeckling.
president of steel assoc'ation. was at
Treves as a member of tie German
traiistico commission for which rea-1
son ho was not arrested. The other
brother. Ludwig wnt to ersailcs as
a member of the peace dviega'ioo end
consequently was covered bj diplo-
matic immunity.
iirpruirA lyifta t.- ArilKyfitA
His birthday comes again to the 5 "Inasmuch as -. h it
ears of our souls "I am hungry! unto one of the le'ast of these My
1 am hunury'I aui hungry!" brethren ve have done it unto
ciiiumn aiu ine .Me." Wm II Taft... . "
the
tm tt thr nr;4.
wiring women of the world to eive sicrt t
that chiMIti chance. WTierever there Schneilermarui.
auacrin. occacse So has York
LIBERTY BONDS
j New York. D 31 Final price on '
1 Liberty bond today were: I
;hs
.$101 .w
League arrangements for the Cooresa
1 Second 4
Third t
MOO
1.40 1
W JO
To Our Customers
and Everybody Else
Heartiest Greetings
on the
May
dawn of a 'New Year.
you all enjoy 365 days of con-
tentment and prosperity.
GUTHRIE FASHION SHOP
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Niblack, Leslie G. The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 53, No. 104, Ed. 1 Wednesday, December 31, 1919, newspaper, December 31, 1919; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc713978/m1/4/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.