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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-18
Chicago Cash Grain.

chicaso. Nov. 1S.-Corn, No. :
mixed. 1.So@1.6l; No. ! yellow. LIS
01.Seh.
No. white, 71h 07Sc.
Rye. No. :. 1.SSAS 01.3s.
Barley. 1.AS01.tS.
Timothy. S.0001l.60.
Clover. nominal.
Pork, nominal.
Lard, 1910.
Ribs, 1s.0002o.50.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-18
STOCK SHIPMENTS.

Stock shipments from this city
yesterday amounted to the follow !.
Ing: Alsdo Livestock Shipping as
sociation, one car Of hogs and one
car Of sheep; Edward Cook. two
cars Of sheep: C. c. Bentley. one
car q cattle and one car mixed cat
tie and hogs; Equity Shipping as
ISOLATION. one car mixed cattle and
hogs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-18
SURE SHOTS WILL
MEET SWAMP EMS

Tonight the Sure Shots and
swamp Ems will meet in . bowl
ing tournament at the Volentine
alleys. Caudors' Sure Shots are
fresh from . victory gained last
Thursday evening. when they
took" Dools' Lucky Strikes. "A
good and close game IL expected a.
both sides are confident OF receiv-
Ing the winning laurals.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-18
DEPARTMENT GETS
NEW FIRE TRUCK

The new BrockwAy dre truck ar
rived In the city yesterday, and was
given q tryout b.: Fire Chief D. T..
FAR and several of the company.
The new truck was made by the
American LaFfance company. and
the chemical tanks Of the horse
drawn equipments were mounted
on the chassis. Alsdo now has the
best IRE fighting equipment Of any
town Of ito size in this part OF tho
gtAAa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-18
CITY COUNCIL HAS
REGULAR SESSION

/. The city council held it, regular
session last evening, ct the city
hall. The usual routine business
vas enacted. A sidewalk petition
for the southwest part OF the city
was discussed, but was laid aside
for further consideration. {
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-18
The Day in Davenport
It is the Opening shot az . gsu-
bling cleanup drive.

II is the opening shot oe . san-
bling cleanup drive.
Chndrea Under Iswa SsDsevis-
1eA-One moro legal aafeGuara
thrown around the Silloway chfl-
dren BY the attorneys for Tie
mother 10 IN amended petition q
the divorce action brought By Mar
garet +. SillowAy against her hue.
band, Rev. George z. Stlloway.
In the amendment Just flad The
plaintiff mother holds that her IT.
tie children are under the jurisaie-
ton Of the district courts Of Iowa.
The plaintiff alleges that With The
exception OF i've years she has al
ways been q resident Of Iowa and
that the children for the last year
have been residents Of Devenpoyt.
The couple have two chtldfen.
Charles Thompson. aged 6. end
Frank Fayette. aged I. aone-
thing like 4 week ago the father
made 4 sensational attempt to take
THE elder child but was thwarted
by IN aunt Of the little one.
Historic Dsllding nasel-The
march Of progress has caused Ia
demolition Of another Of the city's
early landmarks.
This 10 the brick building -
Fifth street. near Main, which ID
now being torn down to make roo1
for the new garage building to -
erected by C. A. 'Ficke for the Cad
illac Sales company.
1t was erected in fs40 BY An.
tome LeClaire founder Of the city
Of Davenport. At one time t.
ground was owned jointly BY Al
tome LeClaire and George BaveA.
port.
kaabas 70 Hold Ceseneay II
ceremonial will be put on BY KaaSo
Temple Wednesday afternoon aHl
evening when more than one hum
bred candidates will bs mt
through the rites of the order.
Il
Davenport, Nearly Cenpletsa-
The ssteamship Davenport" nan
Cd In. recognition Of the commend.
able work done by this city IN N
Liberty Loan drives, 10 rapidly
nearing completion and proAahly
will be ready for launching early
In January, according to ]. c. Nc
Carthy. secretary Of the Greater
Davenport committee.
Issue e10eyeee h Pernits-De-
spite the high cost Of materials
and labor, building seems to ~
steadily On the increase in DaEsa-
During the past week permits
for 100000 worth Of construct1pn
were issued By Building CommiD-
sioner Ralph G. Graham.
Oh1t1nEy-At 1880 O'Clock yes-.
terday at the family homo ct III
East ThirteeQth stroet, occufrU1
the death Of ]. Watson ahpatx.
death following IN operatioA whicA
he underwent two weeks ago.
licensed . We'd - Stephen G.
Dalton and Olga Anna Kro1DoIs
18th o. Clinton. {.
Charles =. Wah1ing and Wloa
Gertrude LinsAAx, nth Of Davsa.
II
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-18
Liberty Bonds.

New York. Nov. 1S.-Pricss o.
Liberty bonds At 1850 .. m, today
were: 3xs, 10000: flrst ~, STA;
second %. $3.50; frst Ans. $3.50;
second 4ks, s3.s2; third AIS. S4.44;
fourth AS, MO-; Victory 3xs,
es.2s; Victory 4xs. SOS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-18
Peoria Livestock.

Peoria, ILL.,. Nov. 1s.-Hoos: ~
ceipts. 5000: Nc lower; generally
slow. Outside demand restricted
by lack Of outlet; top price, 14.1e;
bulk, 13.76@1l.10: lights. l&Se0
14.l0; mediums, 13.7601A.l0:
heavies. 13.76@1l.1e.
Cattle: receipts, 100; steady.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-18
cRUcIbLE The
COAT IN STOCK
SLUMP Of DAY


New York, Nov. 1e.-NAny
changes faatareA tolaay seeok mas
- n...,., ne.t.e. $1,000 -
esEiy gam u 10ssts van = ~ "
almost 5 ard rails failed to hold.
Union Pacific droDDlng 3 Doints.
rbera ware .evaeai eaas,aaueuSlv
...... 49,. ....s,. v.s,..t..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-18

Louis Jomo8 Hoo0s Wotchmeh ~
he eflvis shops, died Monday att
srnoon In the Tri-City sanitafium,
Moline. He hAd been Ill four
months. Mr.. Reed. who msds his
home ct ia Seventh strsst, eflvis.
was born May II. 1851, IN New
York City. He was Q resident Of
Silvis for the last Is years He
was Q member Of ODD Fellow
lodge and the II. ". A., ut Minooka,
nj. Surviving him are . son, Clyde
Of Silvis. and two daughters. Mrs..
J. p. Bell ce lincoln, Neb., and
Mrs. Thomas Watts OF Joliet. Ten
grandehildren also mourn his loss.
Remains will b taken to NinookA.
where funeral services will b held
Wednesday. lnterment. will be
made in the willard osmstery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-18

First MIX Case-Witnesses were
summoned yesterday to appear to-
day at 3 O'Clock to testify In the
case Of State Of Iowa versus Weise
Bros, dairymsn. charged With SELL
ing adulterated milk, which opens
in. the court Of Justice OF the Peace
W. w. Scott.
Want Hen for Railroads Orders
to recruit one company Of $50 rail-
way men Tor military service IN
France and Germany were receiv-
ed by the Davenport army recruit
Ing station. The men may enlist
for one on three years. Train dis
patchers. ensineman, nremen. con-
ductors, brakemen. machinists,
boilermakers. etc. are wanted to
keep the military lines in Europe
in repair.
An opportunity to enlist In the
medical corps for service In Homo
lulu. Hawaii. was presented today
whom the war department issued =
cal for 100 enlisted men. The per
iod Of service IL three years.
Fined for Leafing = Add to the
catalogue Of crime, ''Loaflng In
front of . business place.
John Walters. win Walters. Vic
tor Leach, Victor Swanson and
Audrey Reeves were standing In
front Of Lau's pool room. 212 West
Third street.
The police are continuously re-
ceiving complaints that women
passing this place are insulted by
the gang which stands in front.
06icer Rogers saw the crowd and
ordered them inside. They obeyed,
but within live minutes they were
back ut the stand outside. All were
arrested.
In police court fines Of 81 and
costs were RENTED. The charge
was "congresating in front Of .
pool room"
Miss Hsstettler Improves = Miss
Margaret Hostettler, who was run
Gown and injured at College ave-
nue. and East River street Satur-
day night, IL much improved today.
DR.. P. A. Be1dixen, attending ply
stefan, announced.
Speaks On RaAiun-Dr. Gerald
Wendt OF the University. Of sChica.
[eo was greeted by about ATTY mem
bers Of the Tri-City Chemists club
and their guests whom he Joined
them at dinner ut the Commercial
club ct e:46 last evening. After
the dinner DR.. Wendt spoke to the
gathering on lessons that We have
learned from radium. He 10 one
Of the leading authorities on that
subject.
Picks Up Ceal; Arrested-Albedt
Sinksen, who was caught by q C.
N. Z st. P. Waterman when he
| picked coal on the tracks in the
Milwaukee yards. had q three-day
jail sentence suspended when b.
was arraigned IN police court on Z
charge Of larceny. 6inksen said he
WAS out Of coal and money. and
| picked up Jumps that had fallen
from cars.
Start chnbllne lail Drive
1hree raids on alleged disordsrly
heuses nstted tie police Is pfis.
lcnsrs Asrs duriag last week md
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-18

Chicago Provisions

Chicago, ILL.,. Nov. 1s.-Butter,
4lsher: creamery. 67071c.
Egg receipts. 4,343 cases: un-
changed.
Poultry alive; unsettled:
spfiaes. nc: fowls. 14M@22c;:
t0Iko1u, &c.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-18

Charles Rollins died In . Moline
hospital It $50 o'clock Tuesday
mefninG after IN illness Of three
months. He lived on Z farm near
Brias BluR for the last II years .
The body was taken to his home
Tuesday afternoon. Funeral ser
vices VIII b hsld in his home
Thursday afternoon 1t 1850. In
terment will b in Glenn cemetery.
Charles Rollins was born Feb.
Is. 1853. in England. He came "a
this country IN 1880. On June 5.
1883, he married Miss Sarah Nor
ran Of Rock Island. Mourning his
loes are the widow and hve eAil-
dren. Nh, George 0eFlena q Hsa.
~ x9oAty, N1G Elsk1r J6h6l6A u
Coal valley, Hassl and Allsn. q
home, and Frink Of Brandon,
Iowa Quo sister. Mn. John Hay
wood Of England. and - grand
children also mourn hi passing.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-18
WaTry RnaaelI NiIan.

luAefal for Harry Russell NJ
lam. infant con Of Mr.. and Mrs. II.
h. Milan, viii bs held "wednesday
afternoon ct ESQ from the Ester
dahl chapel. 1ntsemeut will b In
Riverside cemetsry.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-18
Moline Obituary


MePlynn Yv0nne Anderson, IN
FAINT daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Haf-
~ q. Anderson. NOS Fifteenth ave-
nue., Moline, died 1t 1885 Tuesday
noFning IN the homo Of her par
cuts. The child had bsen Ill .
few days Of pneumonia.
Merlynn Yvonne was born feb.
n. Of this year. Mourning her loss
are the Desoats, and . sister violst
aged 6 years. Mr.. Anderson u
connected With the Axel Carlson
company. Funeral services will b.
held Thursday Afternoon at : IN
the roeideneG Intefmeut will be IN
Riverside esmstery. The family
requests that friends omit flowers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-18

First MIX Case-Witnesses were
summoned yesterday to appear to-
day ct o'clock to testify I'm the
case Of State Of Iowa versus Weise
Bros, dairymsn. charged With SELL
ing adulterated milk, which opens
in the court Of Justice OF the Peace
w. w. Scott.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-22
DEATH Of BELOVED
CONGRESSMAN D[PlOR[D
Citizens Here In Mass Meeting
Pass Resolutions In Memory
Of The Late Joe B
Thompson

Az asass fnevsinx held sn the cs,,
Hall in GulArie en September ~. 1918
tie following prramhlo and resoin
sions were unanimously adopted
The untimeis death 81 Ioscph B
Thompson was a shock 20 ills com
nunity. He was respected ana esteem
ed By all. and those that knew him
loved hinA ie MAS hare working.
devoted, and conscientious pnblie
servant. and faithful friend There.
fore be Il
RESOLVED Tkas Il Is ihe sense ~
tnis meeting that in the death of
Joseph .. Thompson the prople o. lry
district, the state and The patton hate
sustained loss that II seenis fell ard
tat viii be realized ID tie rouncils ~
the ustIoH
RESOLVED That this meeting *
ieac e the family Of said Joseph B.
Th0mpson rs hears felt sympathy fuF
The great and irrepsrabi. loss they
Fave sustained
RESOLVED That true copy Of
these resolutions Or Forwarded 10 The
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-22
Inritc Thieves
10 Inspect Ncw
Auto Protector

--leruen, Sect s2-~ Mo,er car
sh'ests were invited 10 attend !
recent 5s~onssrss'or here of q Dc
vice Invented by a Drislsh ,a.a,
engineer 10 check the thieves ss
s'ssss So tar as known. more az
eseisd the Invitation.
The Invention consists az ! he.
containing eoae which IL adjusted
ny rneans % key rhersafssr the
sssphtes, movement o. the ear vii.
Continue ~ siamef untll the esr
steps
london's police have been notlf.ec
o' the invention and IN future they
vii driain the driver of any car
whose bell 10 ringing.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-22
MIDNIGHT FUNERAL FOR
LATE j y THOMPSON

TIC boar 0f fhs isse co1-vesspsau
Th3nrsoa ar-ivrs in Okiahou4
Chr at svor TODAY Tbe bps~ Il n0s
',:Dx in stste "a the rate csassai. 4
nGsuirast suner4s will be copa8csec By
the KniS1rs of KsdoRh ion.xhi Ths
eun@rzl psr-y rslf ssxve Dk1aso'ns
City tcsao~-or rso.n1ny ~ II O'Clock
tor r1ris yalseg. home of ihe d1csssxd
where snterneDt vslI he made Txen-
ty-flge members of congress accom-
panied sss Fs4rSai train 81 Oklahoma
and rsgs attend sbc funeral soui Tat
and is@ snttrn~nt Al the famssF Gem
etsry s0Hgrrow
A nsuser of friends ~ he haze eon-
SreAanan - ssis cs'r rsil ssssrd the
fsrerai sonigh, AZ Oksa5oua City.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-22
TROUBLES Or MERCHANT;
HOW TO STOP THEM
Noted Lecturer Win Deliver Ad
dress 10 Business Men Of CITY
At City Hall Tonight,
Piihy and Instructive

A capacity aadleocr i expected 10.
nlgAt At te CITY Hall waen fht
famous rriasl merchandising lectars
cs Tho National Cash Aegsttsf com
pany viii be- given for the first time
~ this city hs Mr., W. n strrnuan.
expert lecturer The lecsare. together
With The feature f1lna Troa Alrs ef a
Merchant nnd iiov 10 siur Tacn.
waA aruagl 20 shis city through tho
efforts of the cham ~ % Commerce
Repurfs tfom ushcr risles indleai. that
4 4 one of the mast Interesting eliu.
cstsonal lecturek ever brought onf
AdWasslea viii be free,
raursar tle course ot the isctnru the
rrsas value of nevspapcs Aavcr iplns
70 the resAsl merchant wisl ~ dis
GUESSED hv Mr. lsreAneas 49, 1nesns u
steFsopsseon slides he,vlll asow the
proper WAY 20 prepare nswspaper al.
serf'segara's ha~ 10 aea che tsAt
resnlts. AL ~r she retail merchant
shoilld adnps i continuous advertising
policy The matter of window dis.
plays slorv orsanization store sys-
Sc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-22
If Armour Was
Joking 1t Was
Very M-Timcd

-rhs paeksss esrtrei @ Der cent
- tAs nsass. 80 pev cert VI the ssls
leather sec al o~r ssrnerses ss-
csrt ess. yet Packer Arvrsur ss~cs
y 'nOcsssess ts ct pair o. shees.
Y pseksrs eanNst AFFORD 70 wear
skssA ~Ast shAres nas srybcsy
eisef rh~s are the Absolute source
81 ths eesrsry's s0pply es leather.
me profits ~ shs Central Leather
company are 100 PER ceut or better.
ard shs price ~ hides ari a. lsash.
er rs ee'cp Nd, ~ AZ the sime, last
81 than the price u shoes
wher farmer cant es, ss nnach
mcnes sor cali 40 ne has to pay
ser = pssr ~ eAFsskIr nrosarx ii
ocesrs pe~errs = packer 70 become
f1eeneDs about the r~sSe az snoss,
er 70 sp~ad any esne The facts
~cef stare IL.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-22
MASS MEETING" 1t CITY
HllL TOOK ACTION
Endorsement cf President 3 Stand
on Adoution Of the Treaty.
Without Reservations,
Failed To Garry

Tie mass meeting called b. Afsori
ny cha c Smith for she city hat
saturday afternoon for the pu.1cSe 81
sassins rs~olagion endorsing ID.
sapd of PrsS:cg Wilson. ~ith rss
erence TO The adoption ot s8a peace
tr~afw without reservation 81 change
did uoi s@n ous Iass IS was slanned
wAiae tAe crowd prcse0, vas MOI
sarge. u vas representative OF The q, :
's@nship ot the csvy Of an sarfieA The
uitnutes of iAe meeting follow
The Minutes
On call Of Charles {. SmAh, mass
meeting Of citizens OF f.awan coanis
was held 3, s.sp p NJ. a, ire City
Hall .n Guthrie
TIE meeting was called 10 order by
Mt. saith.
Atter dlscasslou Ay c. G; Hogner. J.
J. FIsadresA, Carries <, snaash. w. 4.
Walker. s. ". fscoley. r. ". Bsnford,
Judge Hornaaay ard Captain Bert
Garrison, the FOLLOWING resolution
whiea was offered BIZ G. O. forner.
was adopted By large majority OF
hose present.
Whereas. tae treaty NEGOTIATED ~
she Pres iaert sn Paris is n0~. before
the Senate for CONSIDERATION
Resolved, 1as IL ~ toe sense ol this
meeting taal Il said treaty es ratified
by tAe senste. !. Should be wltA such
reservations IS will conform said
treaty 10 the Constitution. aud pre-
serve and safeguard tie fundamental
policies Of she United States
Resolved. ;hs; i; Is the opinion OF
this ri Getting tlsat &c senate of the
United States ls competent 10 die
raarse It's duties under tie conSslsu-
ion.
On motion os r. n MrCmire. the
Chairman appointed q coaamlstee of
.arce 10 draft resolutions wIth refer
nee 10 tue death OF cur CONGRESSMAN.
Eioncrablr Joseph - Tom pson. = |
scpy Of lch are 20 be sent ID Mrs. |
Thompson, and 10 act as b reception !
or. aisfee welcoming the President os |
I've Irsted States TO our cry on FRI
lsy. September sssh. 1918. The Chair +,
ran sppoAntes G c. Smith. c. e. Isor |
'sr and Joan J. Hilermh ~ members /
i tie corl nisfee.
On motion " Ansos A Ersns the
mass meeting was adjourned TO NEE,
"a the call Of tie Chairman
JOHN ADAMS. Chairman.
chsries seely. Secretary.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-22
STRIKE ORDER IS
AlllE N ONO
WHEELING. "a. PLANS ARE
nfT THE HARDEST: s.eoo
MEN OlIT AND PLANTS
ARE TIED Up:
STRlkE NOTES
suIIerin

M1At
Jstiet. III, Sect ce--M2s!ne good
% sAeir desssrsie~ 20 90 ous a.
midnight. WAS ceser-osnec - .
meeting yessersay n ~ressh $500
we-sers attended. ssesssras o.
em>scses cf tire ilHneAs Steel
company pszrs here sas4so se ss
10 ~es \ tpoay- A. 6 o'sicrs this
rsorrans when the cay shift was
cue 10 eerne Or 4 ~as impossible
70 determine ~sesne~ svfsicse~t
nee rad rveorssc &c serslnUe o.
erssson q the rsEi o r Matthias
s1persnser 3ert. annceneec thai
f~e mali ~pssc operate rs lcra as
sser~ WEIR r,en to ~or. The~s
- ne violence ana practically no
pseketirs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-22
FRIENDS Or PRESIDENT
70 ATTEND MEETING HERE

A mseiinw os the supporters ot
Prevnent wiison. 10 his sffor~ 10
have the pssee treaty adopted vita.
out reservations aud without In amp
way impairins che sffectivesess ef In
isa@ne " nations covenant. h called
for lhs city hali next Wednesday aft !.
ernoon a. : o'clock only frieuds of
tbs president and those IN favor of
tfs staud On iha eovensnt end ~
trcsty are invited. Judge De,s. ehais-
man.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-22
Keep The Home Fires Breuinp

Say. Bill. that \ great stuff.
You don I mean ~ tell me- you
make that yourself
That's il exactly ! i.eim ]
sm some brewer. Fill up the glass
again. /"
Bot where did yon ret on ~
The ideas
Simple enough 4 Ioi of
places dowp town sell the dope.
All you have goi 10 do IL bring il
home. mix II aIp and boil II accord
mug 10 the directions, put III some
yeast. Ief er stand and fermeDt a
While, bottle II up and 10 q few
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-22
Jack Frost
Turks Nom As
Summer Wones

Get rtsdy 10 eossr your tender
Towering plants ard lste tomato
sines rot Istsr than the end os tins
~ssk--ef Jaes Frcst will get 'em.
That's ,As advice gwen BY ,ns
feoersi weather foreessser. w,ntes
weather will come suddenly and
will eilr1inase the gradual eoollna
OF ef the vsual fsl weather. The
rains will corse cold and dsaoree !
sh's AND early src~ Is in SIGHT. The
days os the eeei elosh and the straw
lic are numbered
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-22
EQUINOX PLAYED
TRlE TO FORM

Sunday rsy ts< begfsrin- cf ian
ard ~ o,~ninx of H. es1snox II
aiso Indicated ne end ~ rase strsr
-. fcasoa- Cbcs. dsSigsfful ~ssshsr
riE w. s~serss row for zoe next 60
dsyx. ~Bss an occasional srmms- day
eArUSr sn- -r
TnAe to s5e Old fable. sgSirox
epps&s~ change ln iAs weather. Rain
fs1 f~rsD< sc5i'y Sstrrdsy might
HssrT dornpopr Vi rx1crsed from the
sor-k
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-22

lays you ve got sorethInr that
you cant yet over the bar ans
more
say. it's got the old kick. too.
Give itr the address 81 the place
where they sell thai They re ~.
ing TO have another customer to-
morrow
That ! the conversation that il
heard 10 many cellars and base.
nents of Guthrie homes since pro.
'llibiiion went into effect July |.
and lHiDdreds Of cellars now have
long rows of bottles II dark
brown liquid which the owners
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-22

Rome seps 20 The Aaslo rrAn-
eo.italan agreement 60 tha dlspasi
ton % flums. according 10 the Mes-
sagffo. plaeva ths city under too abv
ersignly of italy aud the haFhon under
eonirol NJ the laague VI pasIons.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-22

play an exciting game Of hi,ie s'.l~
seek with them throughout riIe rest
of this republics troubled hIgtny.
Bur they will BE- iliesiiimate ,if {.
laws with prices on their heads
Not 10 with non Intoxicating cider
sfi ssne These two syeet and IN
noceEf Duroi:cs have been otfaf,Iiy
spared 80 u by the mercy .: shs
United States senate The j3nse
wanted " hang them along with the
Demon himself. bur thc ssrafe DE-
crsec thar they should live. AMI the
conference committee Of the hos.s7 snd
senate. sblch nov IL working % he
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-22
Sur0iOing Relatives Of John Borlcycom


w'sesingson. swt cz-It po~ az
pears thai when Earieycorn ia ~
ficsahy pronounced dead By ,be ~
sIonal cornrr next Janusrf. NJ viii
leave iwo roor. weak country c.us.ns
&c mourn bim and 10 cospicf aii
friend !. insofar as they sre sDie.
These survivors of the iusa ,If
trouble nskef are offjeiallf k.owa
4s non-in'oxicstIng cider sus wi.ss.
II IL. Of course widely rDmoswd that
otber and more powerful d'sceul \ n
Of the Jlm-Jsm king xii res''Y ne
sSoss In hldink after thar ds.e, sn5
saas The insernsi revenue offee 81
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prohibition enforcement bill. rrobab-
ly will not cancel their reprisye. II
is said 'hs, even the problb:'iou'sss
themselves have been moved 10 litY.
and viii moi oppo g the continued ".
isienee u the non -iHtoxlcasln. twins.
There are some Who elassl thai
these ilsile known infants " the spisli
world have great potentiaiisiex. wLen
made They are nothing bnt .nfe fruit
J,ies. aud 10 more alcoholic than
spring water You cant pinch man
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-22
HGO-SLtVS LAND
on DAi.MiTIA< COAST

London Sept 22.--An at,emp. by
Jufo Slav forces to land % the Dal
NATHAN coast IL reported Ia offlglai
dispatches 90 the Adrtatic frontier. IN
walch finme ~ the storm center. Tho
landing was frustrated by the Italian
naval and military authorities.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-22

Washington. ssss - NosIe. of !
new counterfeit so note On ths f.d.
s'ral Reserve bank of New yulk VAS
s's*n sodsf by tls irea@ur, The b.
DER of the nuie aud the background
of sleyelanda pprlmll ara solid black
instead OF having fine cross lnes and
'he treasury Numbers are black. ln
stead of blue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-22
PEACE Pens SOLD

London Set * III an iniernIs.
s'on recently 81 local iheaier fiyo
pSnn 'isfd bf The Iiig Five ~ the peace
conference we're auciioned and
bruughs Kl.gfa. The highest price
.Aas paid for 'be pen used bs Premier
Cleinsneeau uf France. which brought
gC3s
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are proud 10 show 10 their friends
and have them sample
The friend who has been lei 10
on the secret Of the home. INA lc
brew finds tbc place which sells
the ingredients. has II whispered
but reassurlng conversation with
the proprietor and returns home
with two Or three packages lie
ransacks the housr for dishes.
bottles and ear'hen Jars aud after
two or three hours VI mixing.
boiling and sfrsifiing over d hot
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