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Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-05-21
No. S133


In the State South Carolina at the Close of Business
May H. 1919.
RESOURCES.
discounts e. ie;i;; 80 1885, 1922
Notes iGtI and bis rsscoan:d (other .eo
sa3 sbs4 % s ban"
but in
55 bSnas 3 sssts or sbtssases ssss PSS eg
Sesd3 E aSd ssRs: assss Rae Of
sS5sFn 5tsa do e sta ss5sz esnef
and unpledged ''"'''' 2,vvOww 3145ooN
$:$$ SSs and sa5 II Il PEI S; ct: % 1s:' 5s @
HbS ss S iose g. bonds. eSPS: ,,o7sg
Rsn3: Bond: @ tsss g. e s bana PSa ba w s postal
sua ssnaEs ssRS5i stss than oeE
fs fy"s' 5:15s %?s'E:s :so:s :;;o ssSsS
Stock Of federal reserve bauk oo per Co. Oh 800 0OOGO
ssR:5s Rss 5s,s "s:5t y7 s
ems with FEDERAL lection not avail 9aas
from .d 1Sns 5 c8pss;:; 9TH
Net AM :;;$ en- ":"*::: isEs
ohks @ on 5s bsnFs @S @ outside reporting
Reds~pHn san on fs1d s vb SiS1 psa5oo
osrtst fsasr sn but not and
W. bills reeyaS nG5 and thrift stamps actually 10000
ro., ..... ........ ........ sI58oo,47s6
Total '''..''' uABlLiriEs
e.p!. stock paid ssgSSSs s9SSS5SS
ISurplu
;:; s ::;:;: :; ma
turitv (approXlna e)
reserved for taxes accrued a 2OOOOOO
amount roea sa lUt m standine 5O00W0O
Net amounts due to t natonh h3 pnkS ard trust COMPANIES
Net s ?Ss '? s:1ss S51::': @ s5s5
Gsfsd Gss5s eaSss aEs out a~n bank 1855
Demand deposits than hank deposits SUBJECT 70 ~
deposits payable within i th,y daysC eysos ... 4lO156o
'tssetss ot5r than # fo! eSRss m ooRsd w d.
@ I5snaS dsmand 9nRa DEPOSITS joher subject
Time deposits subject pay payabls i after d 80
| dav or 80 or more holc7 "Du
pa certi6catas of deposit oh than for money 775o,5s
Postal savings DE- ost5.
Other time lime deposits; 3I Subject to s.
17ni States deposits [other than postal savnsS ea-= ooo 40
NS MSg 1n 1fed aePSt States deposits ng deposits
u. disbursng officers 4ozoii'e
-. ss.ssloss 50
Notes secured by u
..... S 15.3op 73
1i titles for redscounts including federal reserve 325
bank( (see above t.
Tx, OF the shown above the amt On N @ & 5ISf
and discount charged Of those m tee H @ So cents
rev. stat exclusive when total chatge | -
made The number OF such loans was "'"''
State Of Rch3nd 5'): ~ hank do ernv
Wm NJ Gbbe Cashier Of the aoveame oasi and beief
above statement true to the W best NJ " 1 GiBBGS J Cahs
Subscribed and sworn to before Ma 1919 Rr11
Notary Public for South Carolina
''''S }TiiS FRAS5ES I! ;F!HN4S f! VEsroS.
l. NJ MAULDIN.
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-05-21
MEMS DISEASES

cial chat with me, and I will 8 ,pl
which / originated and have de z
life's experience in treating disc
call and see me will give you fire
entifc opinion of your case.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-27
THE IMAM Or MYSTERY"
GIVES MERCHANT ADVICE
Also Robs Store and Cracks a
Safe For Julius Ward Other
Stunts Pulled BY
Thieves

The Nan ~ Mystery has asasNrcd
On ihe ev'He Saturday rl8hi h. ens
tered a aFy rcods env here and loak
ali sh money from she several paah
registers he wrote 4 nese Aailns
that the only rnaaun he 80 not hlow
~ safe WAS THAI he could not find II,
Ne also wrote A1s hf hsr ntAff i
ran of Nhlsh wis Bdslee - lho man
Rgeinuui as ta haw ~ safeguard
eFainst ihlefee, lle signed d msclf
Man % Mystery" The same sbier
broke Into lbs safe NJ tho Ward lum
'wr coiuparyn oitice lara scsk and
siole diamonds. ieselry and ether ar.
ieiss vained "a $3.50 This robbery
has heen ksst under cos,e. bui lsak.d
out iuday Asked II he knew any.
thlnT af the robbery Sheriff Robert.
A0n ssld No. | was nol notified.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-27

70 rHAtN FOREIGNERS
EDUCATE ftLlrwnArF&

washlnktnn figt af AZ rasals
II shety suvesslx#sinn4 aaseae shs
AsstAAnK sgsel waekma Ia eua ahaah
tslElshuret tts Hanaiw rpAmlaFsn
~ haseaglan aAa labas has AWsaAa
upon sbr provisions ~ 4 AllI gar ths
AsueFiraniNalnA m altena wun r0tHe
u iss ,aEssa stateA 10 eaFe ggvit.
hona
Ths tlis has bHea drafted ana VIII
ha preRratpa n she RenAte III aara
backed by aa effar1 % hava 4 snaesess
~ lAa earliest aiomsul II ieHRa " ilse
education op sh aiiras ana lhslF fawti
luFlAation wlpa fhn LANGUAGE nna fAe
institutions ~ lhis s0WastY it no.
pFnptlesHs glss0Ne00 yeAt far i
psfiad ~ three ysAfa Part Ut whlea
u ~ ha uaei faF ghH payment IL aal
arius aaA espeasea Il inNsFaslaFa Ana
aRrnia. ASA sHa remAIalne d W. A
lfWnslWHeA aN f#Ka tal 8l
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-27
ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL
MEETING TONIGHT
Al N v Church. Special Music By
Choir and Band Good Speak
ing Program Everybody
Ii Welcome

There sill te fpualna meeting "A
the Roosevelt Memorial campalsn
directors and the citizenship Wrunrally
ionIRht II the FIRST N y chant
Every citiaen ~ Guthrie Democrats
Republicans. Socialists and the con
ncisnlloas oblsetor 70 pnlitiea vi Hen
aral.
Don't mlws this hig meeting Nx
calleut music Viii be rendered TheFs
viii Bio speaking ly reeornlXed oratoFa
from outside tbs city fhc hana viii
give 4 program THE slneiug viii he
10 charge of caFl TagErft
Every true American msn, women
and children. should ha 90 hanA a..
might 70 pay tribute and respect 10 the
memory ~ that great Amefleau rhen
dore Roosevelt Memorial maellnas
win bc hcld In evefy cltg. town aud
hamlet 10 the rniiea States tonight
Lot Guthrie not bv found laKsiuE ~
ibis great event
TIE program win beglu promptly ~
Tao Taera will be- comfortable seafa
for all aud The church hgildlAW wliI
10 warm aud eosy You're ~siaome
d0ubly 30
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-27
Rite Circles Peexed Toncs with KICK Sam Ppys Observes Some Things

Local roResssory circles are rssfssF
p~r7aexec over the scarcity u i've
rews co<nlzg oat of Washington per
txirsEg 70 tbe aoinxs of aae suprsae
ccpacai. wnscs hzs be~n sr ssSsson for
two sesks sorns so<xi Rl<e worksrs
have Desz sss~ssss Of t5&ir sdvsncs-
rsens 70 fhs sexrs< ~ Knsxhs Con-
snaxS4r ~ the Co9rr ~ Honor. bns
osEss<s q fhf gss eonmss'ee ~en'
fnsm b@re ha@ k~-n sslens 10 ssr@sd 7
ing sssisss n - aslse asssrsn6. hos-
srer. ekst AIFz Miles, of Tulsa, hes
3,sea on fbs ~ Ha esesztson 70 80
shksfy~fhsr1 esxrse. sss sgs good 10
ke<s,, 10 sse s<tsrszfbn ~ Alvs. ard
be s1rskwxb bnst<-d ~ 81 Axscci&ft1
Press c>rse~s11S<ns sns aoAveys1 40
14m ~ s1sd ssm< fset shsG ~ Yos'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-27
INSPECTOR rR ,I~i~ tiIN
tlN iMi'ii ~

a l8iieg fafel4aA ~ ths giFY to-day
ffom weaAinsloa tgan inspector aon.
vfal t.ee. " lllla0iu. ssya II waag
g eoaafa'uiata apr fl# 81 ia tlsss
Tiiy ~ tbr rp4hty D hage geailY
uindefH Scottish islie ieapie II tlta
nav bnlldias Is aay'pius tike tba planA
saKgaaf y sill eeF'aials ha bsaatY
wVtA 90 iAe lsapis e}ts st.sa asaes
10 earnest Iiefafs yepeft lhsf flaa
deaisa " inapeelos tivaefal iiailey
would DELAY mAtfefs waa anlaaHdna
'fhe three llile bodies age f4sea llaal
Hesion and lNe nem agruagafe nlii ha
ereeiad aeeafda9 10 piAas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-27
sYArE rsoors cuaao rRcp-
ER-s AT KNOXVILLE

gnrxvEse. Te'A2 Oct @---SsTsf1
s.Aae tTxops = rsaasatss 10 eaesl any
srfsmpss al r~newek rsasaax. street.
-aaaway 1syzrEass Amacmneea saaSy shsf
sazse ~13eavs~ Il r1nsi1ss serwtce
vAsA zaaz-xrscz asn. resampsAun "
wssch yesterday sf'ev elrt days
saAensss due s0 g svks- resulted a.
s-ss--rztssrs cz&sAes
Two companies az state srouEs are
here. nsAsrs are e1rSrre sn8 CoFerzor
RSA~r~s AAs zrnemrre-6 thAf t&&r wsa
s.e rsansarce& ~ tesegzg ,frngs sroz.
Fort EAgs@shesrsst II rsseessa<g
CAsres e areeskseaev o. fAe par
uf se Esnasx~ wAn are mema@sE Ut sAe
y,zlsscsszx s.z'E mnsa1. wsre Ea1e az ; re-
sEn os y@saer6HF's &ss1~Ssf. No Eers-
COS t-szrsss p4-s reported
-~Ef - ths ssears tfzne state troops
hare sser cazE 10 sHryress easssz'ser
ssrs wsfAsr SIXTY ears. the pravs1ns
ccrasspz aesSx rAas riDesng wafcs sn'-
1gvee ths w-eexzng u fhs ersnsv saEi
ty nns sesE-g MsEracs Msyea. a
rsx-w. sance rrnrse e1 1g xSiis-g q
vsate wgzRz T~xr1@er Essz were
aceGArsea Saturday II ssacry charges
rrawTng aGs ~ rAe rTevsn1s disorder
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-27
'EvANCEl|sTlc sERNCEsAT
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Large Crowd Gather TO Hear
Initial Sermon NY DR. Elhert
Cassi,y. Vocal Music
Unusually Good

| IN spstc N the weather she galtlal
m~stlmRs "a ne FasA' s'hratlaA ehnY, 3
SUNDAY wsrr IaFrly assspaea lhe
suairwee vi niNhs NNs peeVails mte
factory "a the evsnkslsst. wta VAS
RvsAsly emsAased uver shv paas "
tos ,he m~etiuvs 81 awsna'eatls
npened
Al the meFMsns aetvco ihe evan
rcls@lle sineef g'pof Hlbvys d CaesH
renssierd sotn hs.ea eu thtf eYvat
eermon ~ ,Iensrst lMagh on NNhuf
which va vvsnoa ~ l,suls tinfnw
,he evening hN pnAa wa@ cWbs ls
Aa~
Thv ~rvlues wsll ~ hwid sgNfY
evening a. go -hsyn snd lhe ahl.'
"a moe, cordially NyMea sp hswr ,hNse
snlvyesllns pe.,alr, whn have eeuse
'an,nns ghv @swl ssWthgie ps~ia aih
ru osher ohiesi shaa - d. ws,d EN
eTs stranger wlil gssarsvN nse9t talt
dlai weleome rAe Nhlss gas Man
day night via hv eAmaufsaNr II Nr
lik0n
EYanellwt Smiths fsFas atmon wRa
ou she thsme. "nws3sfs Id thp tlsf
deriand Ii waa hend un shv ssngs
~ the settlement ~ lhr Fsyvnlsea
Land and ihs request ~ shs trsbeA
~ Rsahen and Cod lhas tAsy he nas
asked a. 49, over lugisn but thay
they be- permitted 20 dN.il II shn het
derIAnd Aa Nilead
Many isrrtauNing ,brIssiansj teslaf
Arv "anlent u dweil ~ lhe persiss
land " their prlvileers rhey rtfaes
10 gu ail vhq way ThesF eeHnrliun
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-27
Johnson amendment
Is Defeated BY
40 to SO

washsrpton. Oct. 2T.-~rhe
Johnson amendment to IRE peace
treaty proposing In effect that she
voting power os the unstsd states
In tire league ~ nations be ir~
erased 60 equal that ~ Great
Britain ard her domlrsons. was
rejected to-day ny tire ssaase.
Tire vote was thirty eight fer
tte amendment ard fsry against
IL. two csmosras Senators Gore
and ssas ses, were smeaa thess
sctEnp Ter ERE amendment sarp.
ton ana nine republican senator's
wpssn against the amendment.
Senator Owen. democrat of Oh
lahonsa. was among TIRE eighteen
senators opposing Or not voting.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-27
STRIKES BREAK OUT N
ALL PARTS Of THE NATION
TROOPS ARE CALLED Ot r ~
kNONNlll.E~ U-N<t>>tlt:
ATTEMPT H. MADE Al
NN Ns.STONN IN
Rt IN A ~ R-rts-
LICE STATION
LEAD SCORES - LONG
sULlETaN


Ne~ so-s. ox. eT.---SSssss ~ str-
sars acre s~.sr~1 l~ rsssAea esssas
ses~<sn 2cce ssrssrs soe1sners-sr
xns several A@n@rec ~u<- ~ee ~Sr~ en-
esesr ~sy &c ~rrs al sss sSsa Terrn
saaa 1e<ss t~ Ereskssw sAs morning
e<<s~~<~ elssy srs ere s1~Srsc rescs-
v~~ srSss were fArro. ass stsSsx, sSe~es
s-sSss arc rA.ass ~r~e sseo es re
cr.-Azsx~rs isNeaaes reserves we're
s1--nc-ee are sr~ srres1 .ers -asoe.
vne asss4s-Ns-rs ccrSr~ea at <Src
ss-~e< sns seesn3 Ase-ss sressssr,
srs ~sxsee sAars eetn str~tss sse s~e
kassss se*r~s & ~zs c1eaies ~ tire
psmss~ ~es ls@e r~eAt eisass trseiy
o.e passc~~=x ~xs ssrsss. er I've heas
~at~ e-ses ans ssra1asss s-5~rec.
res ssr -ser srve<tss ~ers eacts
hez-r~ are sAss~ ~ssurSs crssses ny
peasres s~7esnA 7~e ~ sAe~ ~ers
ssaer Is ta< hssss<sa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-27

chsfies Frog Nashsas snd Ed
Sefeor are invegersse ffsheyFnen Eat
nr1iHy night sheg yTere ir d hcmf drift
ing down the Cottonwood. when
Frog spied an chset sbat loaked
like human &sSu psosradlng from a
sack The obgecs was 10 the wmser
near she hank Of she river ~ Tbs foe4
q the hcuse ocengaed BY Guy K~lier
insesilsxtion dsyelos,ed she Tact that
n was nor only one seek but foar and
81 Of fhens stuffed fail n harnfss
" " ssgArnssed that she stolen nfuff
Is worfh IN shs nsAKhborhood N sss9
"A good haul. said Frog
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-27

OBiy i2Na@ yotss bfsh demsrratia
ana rrubiiean " and ihe wusnan's voss
added. wtre cast n the urinary elec
tson n selecting candidates for tbs
F3fh b congressional district held Oc
tober according 10 official resnrns
received by the state election board
with She wornens vote added. Il In
estimated hsre are 5eeo9 VOTES ~ the
district the democrats cast g.SiA
yoss@ and tho rtpablicsna 2)sss ia the
district
Claude Weaver ~ Oklahoma Guy
received s.C22 sosow u 2.Dsi Gor Roy
Stafford, the next hlSh candidate. on
The Democratic gIekes rhlIe ] " Iiar.
rold. republican. received 2.oIs A l.
wilson of cspitoi Iii'l. oklahoma city.
Republican, received i@
The face ifa, the election war spec
csai nnd mn In any campaign year i
'aken 20 account IN greater Tars tor
the unusually Hshs vote The election
70 finally decide the contest between
ife opposing rarity candidates will
be held November .
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-27
TEN GUTHRIE MEN
RECEIVE K. &C. \.
SoosszIh Rite szpsne Council
Give Thirty Two snd q Hall
Degrees To Rite
Worker

Tzs'e 20 s<sseass nssx saa essrne
cur ~ wasaa-Era. X 10 krcrn shsf
fe1 s.srry -se<sns degree s6-oe- 81
Eass Naepr@ rer~ a@rs1c~G 10 she
-zzS ef gsghrs Gcm=anser of fss
C1nrr ~ HoDo~ st sse -erers ses~bor
os ~ sa-re='< evsnrsi q sbe ASKER
z-s s~r@rres Scossssh Rw< TIE "
C c r. s-s-e~ n sx2Gisty knDrr a.
the ssA4 6srr1e. ro1 wy hard pp~f
sa< vsser szs sHsees th~ ssyzoree IL
fHz~ f~ ne e0re1es shsry-tssr6
Tzx~~ ayxrtet tss DESIRED X c y
v~r*
Ds Mk<4&E. . . Essxs -. Jo&a Dsrr
Joan sf~'wbss Es--s< Trxsaegi. p y
DSSsS7. K'm X Fxstsrwsn. y Eaanx-
tsrx Cas< D Lezx. Eas Hg&ns
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-27
Ht lIsDEI,Ot - FISHERMEN
AlsE IsEl<6 SOUGHT

San Diego. Cal. Oct 27--plans were
put IN operation to-day IN Lower Call.
forria, MesIeo, ne wsli as as Wsss.
inason. looking 10 the arrest of tho two
Mexican fishermen accused of mur.
dering LieNs Cecil n Connolly and
Frederick Wsssrhovss. American ayls.
tors, flew into Mexico Aug n and sub
scqusnsiy lost their lives
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-27
To TRAIN ALL ALIENS
IN OUR WAYS
>iN nlii ritN@ sMtisitI sN
ixAiislN ui itpiliit.NIit~
s>nt v. iiAltfHAtI~
~ iipt tiII filiM
N.iI.tOlgs ~ ~.
ilirnlttin


waeltiwasan. oNt 2f FAAs Fsnaassm
Eselehevlass leassss are - sAss eoursrY
organizing seafat nfa~ga 10 ns lanWar
AZ Np@n secret Orders hAww haas il
au~a ty ere war department ~ arrest
all sulsatees oF foreign lsher IN taa
United #taseA, under ilYe aaaltlan 49,
Il 70 stated thas thousands ~ fsesian
er~ Nsxm entered sha llnstea Afseas
s'rsu8h Assles wlsrin shs pa#t asv
eeai months ant mat mMlt auflmsa
propaganda ID fpmsat sraghtw ara
asFGAsa IL apparent ara eawAa fp0sw
Germany VIA Nu&sis tssFaoAh ksslsa,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-27

some mighty phliesD isY, 4aaintly
writ Then 20 tbs "uYrl, which bollsd
NOT the Hotefian advance notices v
vrpmssoD came wilh his gyn and ha
IN bog wa ysainE her nightly wish
his pretty fallsry
A brave luncheon ~ bFolled ciits,
and q baked lvtaso apA cold brakef
|pt whey and ncbie taw 1T rasp
berries, For walk shscagh she town
and saw y Kelly dasAlnn ~ An a.
,sft peinollicbsf. be Kellg ~ the
park. aud saw lhare few children ali
pr*iijsd ~ and stir. end moi llke tho
hsppy children one sssw elsewhere.
ana wondered why, snlrldN my path
came John NSIacD tbe scriveney a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-27
coal MINES o. TIP roEss
HEAnY TO CO

tiff 8HHtHt*tR1 Aff4A
s9flnkiiald. ut oct. a the eaans
~ waited to-day gof tbs reply oE Jubn
+. i.eNls, acting ptaaEient ol the tlnI-
TED Mine Workers 81 America. 90
rrnaidens Wilson's declaration Nasnr.
day whis4 bgaadad tha stflke Of aofs
coal miners, threatened fue Nov. 4 As
"uaiawtut' and called on miners OF
fifials 20 teseinJ the strike order Ia
lnv interest of public good.
On hia return hete last night frunl
Washington. D G.. where eleventh
hour negotiations between minurs and
operators failed 10 avert tho impsnd
Ing Mise ileApp. Mr, Lewis declared
the status QUO prevailed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-27
SKY HIGH PRICES FOR
EGGS AND BUTTER SOON
Very Few Eggs In Storage Now
and Butter Prediction or.
Jobbers Waiting For
Clean. Up

Eggs al a dollar dozen and s'utser
~ dollar poana src prospects for
Guthrie ln the by no Taesns distant
future according sc t0csl proance nen
TIE rising prices * those eomraoslties
aGrsas tAs past tew days has Arvaght
forth the predictions,
E9gx Ars nos SegliRx nj SIS 90 s6
GEMS dozen IN retail stores ~ the
esty. while batter IL siGgstiy III ghe
leaa Just now wiih prices of from 90
Ia se cents the pounA
HoaEsson quoted egrs It 90 cents a
0nxen this musmlnw. prAee SS cents.
few groceries bad e9gs or batter.
Very fes egss are IN storage tAis
wsnserana tie heHs simply are not
laying say deasers. Stcrsse men are
hoidlng their egss unan prizes no 10 .
point where they car ret loose At a
Kacd profit--and that point n not
reached ye;
Probably VI en- eggs bring Eb 80 20
cents Wholesale The storage men will
begin 10 Jet 40 a. their products said
dealer. ~but Just now the prospects
are that no great quantity ~ the sief-
age crop viii be thrown oa The marks,
untii eggs reaca 10 to 1s cents whole
szie--whlcs means a doliar- dozen
10 the consumer
Last year the Aighest price for eggs
frnxfi figuGf a Iarn 4 fenl Z
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-27
RED FLAG WAVING
TO DC UNLAWFUL

Washington, Oct nv Persons 81.
hablting the red rag or advcca a,lnu
the overthrow ot the government
would be subjected 10 federal prose
cution under . hlil ordered savorabIy
reported today BY the senate judiciary
committee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-27
VETS AND DHYs ARE
At TIE posT IN LOUISVILLE

"Wessr and "drys" vent 20 bat IN
the United States court a l.nulayiiln
Kentucky today TIE vets" made az
astaek on tha constilutlonalisy Of tNe
war iilns prohibition aef Ths its
tiilafa. Who have millions ~ a0ilafs
worth. Of liauor on hand deny the
rlght " IA. government ~ destroy Il
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-27
NAVAL BATTLE REPORTED
RAGING AT kRohsrApl

siborr. Finland, Oct 2g~-Rsposta
were received here to-day that naval
battle occurred on kronstads yester.
Day. rhs reports, which were uneon
firred. gave no details.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-27
eto srRlkE IMPENDING
IN CITY oF PARIS

PARTS tet ~ me uaion Ne smb
way employees plnaa b eall ssrlka
Aas 70 saaiauelion @lsh . sitlks IA
thT uul0as 81 general transportation
workers and eleetrleiaRa aesorling ta
tta t.elso Ia Parts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-27
SENATOR poiNDEyTER rs
PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE

washington. Oct gs 4s'lira roin.
dexter. senator from Washlngton. has
announced hs canalsary Zoe THE
presidential nomination In TIE Re
pabllcan convention ot 1882.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-27

A paKe from the diary of q modern
Samuel pepya Up came q carrier
sfoot from Van Hpozer. fer now ~.
f'Uj wagon coat and dld lend II with
Tr"as mi girlnga, and the day TOOK .
had turn albeit she sun wss bright
Ny Lord wooirow iraI roye~ this day
and be d0 iie under great weight ~
mind. To isa, and iher r noos.yeis's
issters 10 his children nd found them
migbiy fine and fhe lixest Of him of
anything he has written Too. read
from Mr. Merfiet's Conrad 40 Quesl
n HIs Ycuth." snd q ths 80 spusd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-27

parsll~ged proportions A. a result,
everything that looks like alcohol or
Kicking fluid Nv belng samplad. The
amount n hair tonic stuff being eDn
spnsd Is surprising Join Taylor. on
Saturday consumed a qasT N "Famo''
ard felt fighting rood His breath
srneiied lise a nbamroo Win resent
conditions as they are. what witl be
tire situation ia one. two or thns
ysarH
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-27

rae pfs@D hli xo f&F 80 Alsa ~ con
erned.
Whisky Is scarce There Il no beer
and 2T5 brew IL fxs41iy DIMINISHING
prohssltson Is finally prohibiting In
cafhrse al ttr Bcotlexgers unsons
hare dissolved. sn1 there IL vsfllng
and ssashing ~ sDDiArs Some ~ the
is<r,e brew - . .iilng IN ihr a,stfnx
sad ffse new wine - indifferent. Jhe
a<,s~ sssnds ss yes bzye ssas oaf no
sxsry'asnf. their ssgpl yhssing escaped
c~n~orsnz tss5 tsr. But tbe regular
drgrkss who vas Dot frasas aud con
ssrvstlse sud fzfssxhfed usoush< ago.
There are some stsScx and cellars
fairly wsli lscen. buf the knoek<sli
bsoser y W ssxinss = osOp.h of an
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-27

A mans hair n IN estimated. tarns
gray five years earlier than a Won
ans.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-27

three and four seeiions. aud may be
set up IN two or three weeks The
tries ranges from s2Ega "a as 900 And
they are said TO be selling fast.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-27

IN Nex York department eorsa are
boozs drsnker - hsrd pBl chat Is. ibe
nov seIlinx hDvsex. each do1n. o. on
ihs tnwsiIment pIan os acute u Che
shortage of housing accommodation
that one ent<rpnsing store opened the
Insw Department Tho houses sxe ID
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-27

rad been hsi se far ~ Ava he con
crnsd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-27

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-27

tconiinued On Page I. Col 5
The Kendrick gazette., 1919-05-02
KEEP TRAVELLED ROADS OPEN
Highway Commissioners OF Several
Eastern States Plan to Remove
Snow This Winter.

Highway commissioners or their rep.
resentatives from New York, COnnectt-
cut, Massachusetts,, Pennsylvania and
Delaware recently met with the High
way Traffic association of the state of
New York and reported that plans had
been made to keep the most Travelled
roads open every day this winter" OF
an appropriation of $1,OOOOO0 made by
New York for maintenance Of the
routes used by army transport trucks
$4,000 is available for snow removal.
In Connecticut the cost of snow re-
moval on 1000 miles of highway ag-
gregated about $4,000 last winter, or
approximately $50 mile.
The Kendrick gazette., 1919-05-02
WAR TEACHES GREAT LESSON
Soldiers Returning From France Tell
Of Many Advantages Of Improved
Highway System.

One Of the great lessons at home
which the great war taught us Is that
of good roads. Ask any of the sol
diers from lover there" when they
return how they found the roads and
highways of Europe. and ask especial
ly those engineers and members OF the
motor corps what, in their estimation.
was one of the greatest advantages the
allies had in the transportation of
food and supplies and they will state
that outside of never ceasing flow Of
motortrucks and equipment, the excel
lent highways and roads permitted the
uninterrupted use of this equipment.
The Kendrick gazette., 1919-05-02
ROAD OFFICIALS TO QUALIFY
Civil Service Examinations Required
Of Candidates for Highway
Offices.

Some Of the states and cities re-
quire candidates for appointment to
the highway departments to pass a
civil service examination. thus remOv-
ing the offices from political influence.
This is greatly to be desired. Men who
have shown good administrative abil-
ity should be continued In office. In
the communities where this policy has
been followed there Is general salts
faction with road and street condl.
tions.
The Kendrick gazette., 1919-05-02
GOOD
ROADS
COMPLETE MILITARY HIGHWAY
.Road From Alexandria to Camp
Humphreys Is Longest Road Out
side of Cantonments.

prepared by the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture.)
Nine miles of concrete road between
Alexandria, Va, and Camp Humphe
reys, Va, soon will be ready for use,
marking the completion of planning
and supervisory work done by en-
gineers of the bureau of public roads
of the United States department of
agriculture for the military authori-
ties. The road from Alexandria to
Camp Humphreys is the longest mill.
tary highway outside of cantonments
that has been planned and supervised