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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12
PETTEE WRITES FOR I
COUNTY HONOR FLAGS

W. J. pe,tee, chai man Of the county
Victory Liberty loan committee, has
written for honor flags for Oklahoma
City, Choc,aw City, Harrah, Edmond
and Wheatland, he announced this
morning. The honor flags will be
sent from Kansas City and should
arrive here this week. The Oklahoma
City flag will he displayed in the
Chamber Of Commerce.
State headquarters will be open un-
: I'll tomorrow night for receiving late
bank reports and subscriptions.
A complete list will be arranged to-
morrow or Wednesday showing each
town and county in the state and the
part it has played in the loan.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12
OWNER OF SLOUGH
THINKS ARMY GREAT

- Stanley Livingston, l0ll North
Lottie street, who enlisted in the
army here a few weeks ago and
asked for Alaskan service, has ar
rived at Vancouver Barracks Wash
ington. Livingston is the lad who
came to the recruiting officers with
. "debutante slouch" and who passed
the physical examination after the
officers had taught him how to stand
correctly.
II like the army fine" ne wrote,
am having a good time and going
wher. ! asked them to send me
Alaska"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12

10 do Is TO encourage him TO advertise
the fact by speaking, II cannot he 50
easily, discovered II you allow him 10
remain silent and look wise. but II
you let him speak, the secret i, out
and the world knows that he is a fool.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12
DOLLAR
NOT WlRsHIPED
IN U. S.-WILSoN
tcontInued from Page -

American people, who came into the
world con,ccrated TO liberty. we're
ready to cast in their lot in common
with the lot Of those whose liberty IS
threatened whenever the cause Of lib.
ef,y was seen to be imperilled.
This is the spirit OF the people OF
the United States" he continued. and
they have been privileged to send g.
100000 men over here TO tell YOU so
II has been the great privilege not
merely TO tell YOU so in words but to
tell you in men aud materll-he
pouring out Of their wealth and the
offering of their blood"
German Misconcepuon.
President Wilson alluded to his
studies in the field OF political science
and Of the attempts he had made TO
pu, into the words OF learning the
thought OF nation the attitude OF a
people toward public affairs" He
continued
"A great many of my colleagues in
American university life Rot their
training, even in political science, as
so many men in civil circles did, in
German universities. | have been
obliged At various times to read
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12
SAN Will
BALANCE BOOKS
Congress 10 De|ve Into Bills
Payable and Receivable,

WASHINGTON, May l2.-One OF
the first things congress will do when
II assemblies will be to make . start
on taking stocks" II is considered
essential to any new legislation in
volving appropriations that there
should be a definite ascertainment OF
the nations war obligations and the
nations war credits.
The secretary OF the treasury was
authorized by congress TO make loans
10 the allies up to $l0,m,m,OO0. This
limit has been nearly reached. Yes
terday the treasury department made
new credit of $S0.000.000 in favor
OF France and this broush, the credi,
given to all the allies up to S9,lSS,-
$4,000.
France ! Big Debtor.
The total OF the credits given to
France by the United States now
stands at $500 $1,000. Our loans to
France bear interest at the rate OF
percent,
France has a great many claims
againit the United States as an off
set to the amounts loaned her by the
United States. Thus far she has rem
dersd MS bills showing we are in
debied to her in the sum OF S50OO0,
600.
The bills thus far pu, in by France
are mainly for "75s" rolling stock,
airplane parts, etc, and water sup
plies, motor transports and such small
quantities OF food as they supplied
our troops
Has Many Offsets.
At various times statements have
been made in congress and out OF It,
that the French government was max
ing charges against the United States
which would aggregate total equal
or nearly equal to the total amount
which the United States had advanced
her.
Ii will be recalled tha, the charge
was made that France was rendering
TO the United States not only for
camp sites Tor which our government
always expected 10 pay, but also for
damage done TO land over which our
troops marched, for material used by
our troop, in repairing roads torn up
BY American trucks during the army's
advance and even for the land used
as cemeteries for our dead.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12

$50 u II by exposure OF folly that
II Is defeated; not by tho seclusion Of
Jolly, and In this free exercise OF
speech men get into that sort Of COM
mhnicalion with one another which
constitutes the basis OF all common
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12
81. Pauls Unite TO Sew.
Marriage IicsnssA

MaTTIuUo GCvNo00
Jossph d. HiGGs. - years old. and
Vivian B. Sells, 10 years old. both Of
Oklahoma City.
0Irths.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blops Chiffon. 1907 west
Sixth street. boy.
.Nr. and Mrs. walter 3. Campbell.
Norman. girl.
NJ, and Mr.. Ralph T. Hemphili.
Oklahoma City. eiri.
Ar. and Mrs. Guadalupe Reyes, 1913
South Robinson avenue. boy
r. Dsaths.
Nh Augusta o. Gala Ia. Vegas
John Bsrkaiaw. Los Angeles. Cal
OulldlnO Psrwita
y J, conroy dwelling, 90 East
Twelfth street. $500.
y; 2 Hudson. repairs North Broad
RcSett G. Maidt. repsirs, sis North
n"rhnd avenue. $500.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12

Rumos has Il that q woman left
the city on the train this morning BY
accident, II ID said that Rose gave
the signal 10 pull ont before the lady
had time to say goodby 10 her young
husband and gei of the train.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12
CREWS
NAY BE INCREASED
WHEN TRIP BEGINS


were so numerous that the sea, in
places, looked from his vantage point,
like pasture dotted with grazing
sheep.
WASHINGTON, May l2.-Repor,s
that the navy dirgible C-S is to at
tempt trans-Atlanti flight from
Newfoundland are premature, it was
said today at the navy department.
The trip TO Newfoundland from Mon
tauk Point, l.. l., for which prepara-
tons are being made. is in the ma
ture OF test OF the airShip, officials
declare, and future movements OF the
craft depend upon its performance
during the northward flight,
The C-S was not designed for long
distance operations and il the vessel
should prove on a flight to New
foundland TO have unusual qualities of
endurance, such as would Justify an
attempted ns-Atlantic trip, Officers
indicated that it might be necessary
TO make radical changes before an
actual attempt is made. The C-S was
reported as s,ormbound today at Mon
tauk Point, with no probability that
she would get into the air for any ex.
tenSive operatlon
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12
To Drive Out Malsria
And Duild Up The System

"nu Ss'to W Ihe oytIem
Take the Old Standard GROVES
TASTELESS chill TONIC. You
know what you are taking. as the
formula is printed on every label,
showing il is QUININE and IRON
in tastsle" form. The Quinine drives
out the mala'ia, the Iron builds up the
system. Price Oc. lAdyD
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12
GpB1,iefs
Ars. williamson Sewing chalmsn,

Mrs. Williamson Sewing Chalrnan.
Mrs. T. W. Williamson is chairman Of
sewing at Central Red Crosn head
quarters today.
Col. Tom Smith In City.
Col Tom Smith member Of the state
house OF representatives. from McAles-
~ is In the city today on legal bust.
ness.
81. Pauls' Units to Sew.
St. Paufs parrish house Red Cros.
unit and the Tenth street unit will each
give one day TO sewing undergarmentr
for refugee children this week
Doctors Car Damaged.
An automobile driven by Or. John A
Guthrie was slightly damaged yesterday
afternoon In collision with another
machine near the intersection Of Fifth
street and Stiles avenue.
Baptist Women sewlno,
Division 2 OF the Baptist Ladies' AID
society Is sewing on refugee under
garments today at Central Red Cro.s
rooms In the Mason Little building.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12

To Cure Habitual Constipation
Take "LAX-FOS WITH PEPSlN'
regularly for IA to q days, A Syrup
Tonic-Laxative. Pleasant to Take, 6Oc
II regulates. (Adv.)
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-09
DIRECTORS OF FREE
FAIR HOLD MEETING
Committees Named and Much
Enthusiasm Shown BY Men
From the Country Money
Is Ready For Work

a flll meeting % ihe directors of
the free fair War heid ai ihe Chamber
~ Commerce Yesterday afternoon and
ihe matter nI The neXs seasa Ialr tAlA
ID over The directors were an IN "a
vor III Guthrie and voted unanimously
fof ihle city ~ tho permanent place
a' which the free fair Is 10 Dc held.
The entire amoun, necessary fof
buildings. ground aud other fixtures
for thr lrep fair has been raised hy
Guthrie citizens aud II now available
The proper e0mmlttraR we're named
and a gond working of9antkat lon
formed. There is no doubt thai the
first free fair for Logan county Wal
he #uecepn from every angle, as lhn
directorate il made 10 ~ the very
BEST business faFmera ia the county
and they afe taking On lntares. In tha
fair that n gratifying and refresh
ms 20 Galhiie raaans who have fnr
80 many years aisen their time ana
money 10 make endM meet. following
iha ANIMAL Cimarfon Valley mir
meets
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-09

er NJ yacht Oneida, anchored ~
IRE Dsfsefy ia Sew York bafb0f
iFR ~ oReiIly aferward surgeon
rererai W she army, had = few days
befcp desnNed an nlser the slze ~
@-cont piece. on The roof NJ isse
presidens'a as0Dth II Slightly en-
efoarhed On ne epft palsfe. and aorne
ri ihe bone was disesssd
lss,oare t.4 sHeni lne evening before
ile operation tae jwesident exclaimed
"Oh, f1r Keen, tbose office seekerN
Those offine seekers. They haunt me
tFsn ln ny dFaamsi-
Befose ave operation Dr Janeway
aud ~ KseH examined tiAc patient,
There wsa 10 afsefiosclerosis. the
gsssse was ~ There was no doubt
however. sbss ne growsh in me mouth
Nse of b iDAliwnsn, nature. The pres
idsnt had psskef ihe might IN reifayh-
nx sieep without the aid OF medicine
Methods of anesihetixasicn In 1923
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-09
ITS Up TO GERMANY
NOW TO ACT III it.ki,

par nce The supreme council
nntes ssaiiuR with te peace lfeatey
wefe delivered 20 Baron won LesncF,
hcad NJ the German deieeation. fhas
eFAhlns
The frw uoge denies me German
demands fof modification of enc
treats oa tse surrender ol Germans
ghafed wlth crimes against inter-
rational welfare asa she ss,nrn q
prisoners. Il agrees % consider te
enaosnic effects of the indemnsiies
rsaulrea for the sinking oi she wsr-
Algs ia tha gcapa Flow or Germany
Ia 10 spirit 0t equity, after hearins
~ tha reparatfou commission
The note warns Germany for The
l4ks iame THAR deu0nciation or TIE
arrisslcv wonia give TIE allied armies
ail latitude ~ necessary military
meseares. and sdds
Ia ilss spirit W. await. yishcut De
tax signature ~ the procioeol and
tha eacnanee ~ rafsfieaiions
The eeepod nose deala enslrely With
tsc scafa Fsgw Incident II places tNe
responsibility en she Germans for the
assiugs ana sees ~ the proes@ only
sn atleiupi difficult ~ explain 70 Dc
lay ihc 'reatf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-09

4 st<.Es is ~ cHstom fyesHsnsiy
hHarrd ID ste cse1vance % eall 81 a
paalAdelshsa doctor whsn president
81 If
some enc famlliar with sfs elTrnm
at4nrex recalled 10 me sie details et
ife fwo opefassona uvon Grover Glove
nd in Jaiy aH7. 10 which Dr W w
keen. % fsiss e4ss Was iutimsteiy con-
eesnsa wsth f)r Bryant
IL WA n0ss anxsvu time for tne
ccprtyy. al fDr ghe president
The bsffle for ard against me free
e1inxge ~ silver ask sifrrely waglrg
ara M gold referYe ~as dimn!ssssug
ard s,r&esysaag ls isst there WE'RE
so hzaks saat 1rsrsd ansbie 10 1ea~
gher me afofsn II ~se ohe ~ the
f&nes sA the bissory n our oopnsfy
= hfa fee IKE u ; man seemed ssen
faai 10 the llfa q natiun.
Operation in New YORK.
The firss operation took place Jcly
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-09

X makes nae anha py
W. Cleveland lised f0r fsfiuen sp8ga
after ihese operations. mss demfA NJ
curing June 8 la0s So was h.an
March -, 1881 and ihe seveni one
seafs ~ h!a lifetime hayu niae slsars
besn exceeded by uuF presidents
Three presidents II saeeossson 10
the early days of lhs reaahlls e1eeea
- faufAeore John Adams. ugHes
Jefferson, eialNy .lhreei alaAl an
eighty. fise. and shra. aTtes ssvaff K.
Bhe died ~ seventy three. wH haye
John Quincy Adams. who paseed away
~ cighty i,Hs since his deaih no
president has sttAlued foars<ore. ana
10 inds" from abe way ii witch we
now permit The responsibilities ahc
ihs IinpoFiuniilta - multiply about
the presidential office Il Aeem1 eas
likely that lhe record ~ lhr rreFlaFs Is
viii be- squaled again philadelphia
Public Ledger.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-09

New Work. lAer = The doors oF
apartments Occupied hy ~ families
~ete tied whh eleg aines carly shss
mornlng whsae too rohbeFA attempted
n Force Mrs Rachael kanlAn. aaca Ss,
40 reveal tho hiddiag place ~ siAUaa.
The fohhssNs Who have hern ArrcAs
"a carefully tied fass lhe dDora ot all
apartments un tAe gara flauF Then
they rofesd an entrance "a wherr Mrs
kapsAn was Hes screams arnurea her
nes shhngs. bus nnue eaala eel oai h.
assiss hsf Flnaiis cne rlanheYed
dewn ihe fire fsstpc aad returned
with two pollceAen
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-09

YORK an Ingenious and entlrals ~.
t"eiiso eonirivance II kela the "a. 1
w fia+ natural DeiilOD. and whep 4
Was In place no impairment h H.
speech couid De detected Latsg a.
improved form ~ iAe device w.fs an
fiailed.
FIVE years later william Potter ask
81 Mr. Cleveland 10 come to pbiladel-
phla 70 be- the ornt0f ~ Tho ao.n ;
nencsmrnf exercises IL JefggsDn
Medical College This saA Mr Glove
lads reply.
y sometimes think Nav isos and
perhaps never Will recover from the
rental twist and wrench of my lans
term In Washington.
"a suppose ana booked for apsseh
fs political character, 10 be- made
late In April, and while II sesmed 10
nse the highest dut ydlcfatsd The al.
gagemsnl. the anticipation 81 tbs Or
cesl ~ already such q nightmare thai
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-09
Groper Cleveland Wore Rubber Jam While President

1trc NOT 20 fully develosed ~ they
are Today Az first nitrous oxide was
administered. and The two left npD.f
blcispld teeth were taken out, Then
esher was given. and the whole o' ihe
left upper Jaw was removed from ,hr
first blcunpid tooth 70 the last molsf,
lbclnaisc.
There is now al the College of Ply
sscings IN this rity the cheek refn ~ior
uaed, which Dr Keen had brought from
paris IN 1906. This useful instrument
preyensed any external scar.
From the time that The patient wss
put under ether the operation ioDs
about forty minutes
July ~ some additional tissue sas
removed Mr. Cleveland was able ~
Isfaye his bed within two days sitter
each operation
Artificial Rubber Jaw.
An artificial rubber jaw was spp-
piled by DR. Kasson g Gibson of New
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-09
Holding Cars For
Big Shipment
OF Real Booze

leulsvslse' N,s Der es-~As
rreNhnstsiy 'toc freight esrs are
ssxss~slss ~ ho1sVsus " pr~rst
stseN For if~wAtd ATE sAspmfns ~
~sfssAsy fsosw NsHtpeky ~are
hossss shevls sNs y 4 SaeFem.
cra't a-sfsss tFe war time pro
nsSs,ssw sst e~eeaststutsonals
wnssey lrt~sessa. prepares 40
tsAs . sees<sNa sfsnes on sAs law
eslna sn~vitss by shs suereW~
ccurt have prepared fer sh@
prwassst snspnse~t cf ilauer tvom
she State ever snown. rhe corn.
rsnses are rsysru demusrsae
charges on sNs cara.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-09
TNlaIY MEN REPORT
FOR WORK IN MINES
Defsnse chalrmaa naanot Move
Them, However Owing ~
Blk w HI Rallfoaa
transportation

rweeiy meH rwase'sd faeAfAy
mpfasaf As tas esgIeA s. Issisa 4. III.
lielFs chairman X ths sanssll Il IL
saase saa salaHeesea e'f tsesHaA
fef wefk iu shs seel mihea AZ Me
Alassee
iHaka hasea seaelsHslY kaaWledH
sd ,ka'f pakStailsn ih sa present
etlsie, soa Aahsiea me sgsse eaaaeil
~ deleaee
FhuFe y apHe alesA " lae masfeF ef
transportation eNihg u shA taklag
.esf " msns tfaiaa ia 81 tua;is
A seau q Ne Nat dafsblsa wnfi
ffNa AaialAat hAuem regarding
sfaHsgefiAsspn. thasa mea Msll ha aanb
to Nj AisaiNf aaal 5aasa tlolse.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-09
GEORGE MIHEGOR SAYS
TENts WONDER FIELD

George Mnsirewof II hern from ths
oll iields of Texas for sh0ri alas
" am d"eply impressed with she
great pil fields 70 the iouth and he
iiese ! VIII Ike ne wotk. Tho pfo
due'lon of The Texas fields IA lnewaa
i7g dan yAnd given promise 10 dnubla
~ nrrsen' production" he said
Mr McGreKor " located III the pea
d"inonia section and Ia ,ssln4 woll ~
ms property lntefasla In the towps
q Jahehamou and Frankksli aud avs
both towns are growing rapidly
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-09


Mssh sfse wama blowing aa's from
Ire nspzhsanas and werc0Fs register
- aegrses aneye ssre, Guthrie p~es
~ thsa rsovnlns ttSeS ere eegcesA Has
~ xhs ~nser ana pvcenbsy the cod
ess Deeesnhsr sas IL ysasS. Arc sns
= sae# - I'VE sstt ghxt ave cas- fress
Are sx lsss s~c slVws premise ~
sesnsas fc~ee.
~ kznsas ana fAst8easi ntavy tne~
x sasana Ane a hs4xxarc - rAS'na n
Ne6faska.
Tnaas@nas cs csssle haxe best
Fraasn 60 oessh sn ssse aneearaie q
rexas. vesrs sns eSia 10 eel0~ xss~
sna assa "a she NestfsseeaeFm paes q
oAg4Assna. whsye Atsie preparation
Nss waae asaiuss shs early ~sssss
~ oAlaN0ma cl0 shs peepse are
sasgersna Intensely ara ali nen ssssn
~ asees ksve eesn Sioser SIS hash
sxx ard xtA, is berg cens~rssd =
tne Ners gsnat
Tne co,.os3slon ,ssth ths cerncnt 0aa
90. sasta nnamassd ny shs oksaheme
Saa conn~arg. sh< peren9 mns from
.~hsan Cuthgss ia served. has not beer
nnat end prehahiy w4ll not be nsaae
fer sowse swe. ia tne raeantsme Ok
asamsa csy Ana cshss tcAna 10 sfa
nSas7 are crs1ana trosn err hne
serray eutssne ssf cUr svpply 1utns
r.e s teu grosa tss ssiss y tAs Sassl,
- fasie sn< Sine eeiNs tlN4dse ~
Savara. c4shfse y sgppes<c te aes
Avs sAirca Il 'ee gas frosa this rasin
4.ns anH shS rxnasnaef is surrec nto
.hs ar.efy assaS seena tins sssNnA 81 tne
sS.ssh. nxasalre cAlano0aa Cts eut
aace sf GpsaFe sessgna fa fnis
aare new. shs es& - as8s6sa ard o.
sAs~ss ctsy is getting me iAons share
Manage Dlp6cns is snvessq qstsnH
ha ssassve - she esFne sNu says re
zatsyfec stas ~ scworrp~ she preA
sore wB w Sack ss fpA capacity.
w1<ay w. xeAeels wtrs 5iSrsifsrc
xs w@xxw ea rAaaFaxsvrsna sassatu
NSra psrc csose1 ncn sssfnssai rlacss
~es rrdsrea sui ~ ARD every cpros
sf sax pasasis ,s beino coasersed for
~sestsS ues
SAID esNrer. ~ a tras that
sAe aTce a gas ~as raised On ths
nroDesssen shss plenitfu supply
wssvia re surriShca, s nas u reason.
rte tnas tAs eeepe ash rebate ~hen
lhe e9ntTass ID aps belnS csrraec cutf'
a. ao~s s9ok "rraxenab's" and w
aa prohseifHy thsre ~fil be- mary
y sscssa 70 enc safe corporation eor'
" esie- esvesfr8 tnes chase q tne
zsess8sr
IN tns reantsnqs the NeatNcfFn7n
prcrs seh rising barometer and
~s weather for Wednesday
Rea Cross ard ofrer charitable Or.
g.ntratiens ARE oOing ua1ch eoca IN
sHe CITY areons iht less fortunate
ores
TIE csal sgrr'y is very low ard
~ are s4resii4r1 Il cgt csrcfvliyr
gHi5 Cars fairfield
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-09

Grand Rapids Mieh ntt a~a'nlied
States senator Truman u NewheFrs
and shiftweM af ihsee indicted with
alm on charges af violating she elec
tson lase, stood mute when arraign
ed BY lnited States plHrict jadge
q w Sessions.
9araalY y mex ~Aa srl FOR ~. trial
us The Newberrs cake This was an
noanesd hy iuage Sessions ihis AZ,
esnoon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-09
IMPORTANT MIltiN. OF
4 0i & TONIGHT

Al Mhu are Interested ln haxieR
yua1a th~na athletic elah IL DegR
tle should emfa@ ta she ehAuh4y 90
tommeFce svulsnf we hya t@9Tgsi
w snaioul Fup AZ many hulneas Nrp
~ pnsslbl~ ta eums fNIs elah Nsl
be ~ lhe interest " basneas nsH
~ we'll a. Others namheg II 4ea
pie " Guthrie afs sHsiVaa a. aee Al
sthi.tIe eIah hegr
Aud 4 Il Important tlas she husI
nssa men sell aa lhe uthar walla
shns a. Interest % having shia attn
let's club Ia Guthrie
The nnfiNsa " this meesiu@ ionirhs
~ 80 aisct etfirsra No sauaslan VIII
he asked
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-09

rao Rotary ciub wlil hald Nv rew.
WlAr wepltly noouaaY lunghsap NJ lHa
lone hotel Wednesday ~ 1915. A hit
meAibgrship " urged ~ be pfessnf
~ spmv matters of Importance slls
BE- np
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-09
aoapaL MNfrlnaa

taEafdless VI ihH wN@laeF eamai
items 4 gnod tised epner Mtien afe~t
vi pastor Metiafg 81 ihe i'nitea lJst-
bgterian thpuh lass nishs m uyt
ailow a ltile iee ~ eold prevent Ynu
from swnllnE sba a0Henfs tDnlsM
TheFe wlil De laik that Nlll ~ YOU
gond and sarm YeHf heafg gemr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-09
SECRETARY VII SON uRoEB
mEN TO ACCEPT TERMS.

Washington. dee . Secretary vii.
son seday sent a TELEGRAM 10 jDhp T.
l.rw,H. acting president ~ the United
Nine Workers ~ Ameriea. urslng lhc
miners 20 aee~ps President Mileou' !
prupofal for " lensM ef iha coal
strike fhr miners Representatives
are "a act on shr proposal Is after.
Noou At indianapolis
The president. Secretary Wilson said
hiss pointed was out With honor 20
the government and honor 10 your
selves"
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-09
colo NORTHWEST WINDS
WILL nLoM TONIGHT

MRshirgiou. lbec g. Northwest
STORM warnings were ordered display
I'D todas an the gulf coast from Cedar
KEYS, Fla. 10 Hay ~ Louis. Miss.
Winds will shift 20 northwest tonight
ard lncresse 20 gale with much colder
weather
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-09
LEWIS SAYS STRIKE
WILL END soon

indianapolis. bee . after te con
ference with bi1 executive committee
today John J.. iscwis presider' Of the
iDtnrfs raid he would nrFe accept
ance 81 the governments terms.
IN my honest judgement ,he coal
strike Viii be off tomorrow, Mr.
Lewis said. 4 will nrKe acceptance
OF the governments proposal. and feel
IL win carry