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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-21
REDS OFFER REWARD FOR
SLAYER OF FINN LEADER
Big Sum Is Offered BY Russia
British Subject Tells Of
Executions BY the
Rolshevists

Hclssngfors. Juiy .s A retuvae a..
rect FROM Priforrad declares the,
several British subjects were aho, 81
the fortress of ~ Peter and ~ Psui
the great island prison Of retfogrAd
after the fighting ai kWsusya GoFk
ain. opposite kronuadt They wegs
forced 90 dis their own srayes and
were shot naked
The informant dcrlafes thar womrr
inka part IN the executions The hfi'
tlsh embassy hax been wrecked
Tho bolshevfsts are cpncsntrAsins
resolves on the Gaschlna front. "
miles southwest ~ p.trograd. where
they have suffered hsNvy loesee u
fighting with the North Kussians snt
Finnish volunteers They offer $3.50
600 for anyone who VIII aasaaainai'
General Mannerheim, ~" Fianish itr.
gent. wah the ob)eeI ~ faralyTins
Finnish resistance
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-21
GUTHRIE BOY HELPED ~
NA\k <C-i AIN FLIGHT

John sehiceram. formerly N . local
oil office. has returned 70 Tulsa afse'
five month"; serving unele Sam IN tbe
navy IIir last job vas 70 heln ios
tae SC-s into tae hafbor ~ i.s@9onl
Portugal, when /, landed ihcTa ID ~
flight across the Atlantic Sehick.
rams home il Guthrie Okis.
Mr. sehlckram WAS sob on the
4. II. u. shawmut. and served durins
The war period 70 the mine laying
service. Al the close of ihe war. ~
shawnnt became an aviation tcnde
and was al Lisbon When tho No
landed Mr. schiekram WAS one of the
sailors detailed q tie the nayai pians
TO the shawmnt to tow Il into port.
Before Tolng into the navy, he was
employed BY WIN slraham, an Oh pre-
dncer. lie arrived In Tulsa iass wsei
ana VIII remain here ia tae oil husi
ness.- ful~a Times
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-21

ing viii throw light on some diseases.
pains and aches. which were never
known.
There will probably be general
rush to SPECIALISTS remarked a drug
eiss Seeing thar the internal reye-
nae department wiii permit frescrsp-
sion OF whisky 70 the extent of one
quart month for each person. whole
families viii probably become iii az
one time
Where the confusion lies is in the
matter of whether the druggists really
have the power 10 sell the stuff. so
far they have not been notified
II IL not yes known how the drug
Kisfs win dispense the spiritus fru-
nen'i or spirisus vini rsIlIei. which IN
English means whisky and brandy. bat
Il viii probably be In fiuid oanccs
and prices viii b. high enough "a
make . man think twice before roins
70 . physician 70 tell him how sick
~ = and don't you fhink that WHISKY
yin be ~ nn1y euFe 1or me-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-21
BOOZE IS BOOZE" EVEN
IF IT IS IN DUTTERM|lk
Claim Now Il Made by the
"prys" That white Fluid
Has Dangerous
kick

naliincrs. tuis 81, ~ns~a wpa
tusi.Fnuik HeFicesly ths may ~
lhs ns,, ~, ~ ,hs r.kld nruAlsstioa
tst undsf certain csual,loaa - frr.
ueosasl.., ta,lesmns develops an aa
hwml aisohellc son,sni lossph
ceris'ie wAnp~, fvassr. N y. pro-
fesrus - ahsbste chsmiatr, ~ ,hs
ioAns HopaIn. aalvsrisY. asml,lesl
,osias tho dlw alsohollc pcsslblli,lss
~ ba,setmilA
"under certain osndlti~ns huss~e
mlik could b. mssAs 80 a1yehnp sn AZ.
csholle coairns.- ssld tr fsas~s. -suI
have srave apshis - 90 itA paIavm
bilis The matter ;. nos 10 be ,aseu
500 seriously
Tho aHt salaon lrasunrp fsrl either
wls~ We arr rot CUNNING fas any
fsrsisular Kind - eoose.~ ~att w.ssr
irisndeet csahe" tc.fas re " -
proved that hulisrmiik contains 81
unlawful prrcunsase of aleohal. sh~n
~ nW as much thc ensvny ~ hstsrr
mllk - Ne arp shr enemy ~ whlssy
10 ua boose II i-eose. and chats All
,herr V 10 a"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-21
SCORES OF MEGR0[s ARE
HAMMERED BY WHITES
Hospitals Of Nation $ Capital Are
Overlooking With Injured
Blacks. Result OF Mob
Rule

Washington Jaiy "a rui'er and
hospital rseads to-day showed roof,s
Of negroes were lnlurrd IN M side,
sresd clashes between whites aud
negroes hsg~ last nieh MoV than .
dosen nerfocs. sonir ~ them suffer
ms from severe beatinTa At TIE hands
81 mohs. werr treated a hospitals and
soofcs werr cafwseior Al ihrsr homes
The ,iosinx wbsrh besan shortly
after 20 o'clegk. iaRsed unsll earl, this
morning and although many arrests
were mese. 40 widely scattered varv
'he ousbreAaa that the p,iiec end q
asiasl of provost guar,se were ansblr
20 cope wah the situation Riot calla
rame r. from sescaai sections In rapid
u,eceNsion and the entire police rr-
serve Wa ksps on the lnmp pfartlcai.
" all night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-21
srAls ssrsas War a.
oraae sAriona CUR

1ansivs lulY 81 t,ainqssesemsms
el Spanish tfuops witA nsssY~ saaslm-
= nss have h.~n har.swi lnFwsFa fs.sm
farNtehs. Aieasar ana Rsiaais. and
lava srssssa st the fFaasl~fs ~ the
NAd HAs tssfFsaf. aeash ~ rammter.
a~rm shv rev~ws sneasp flwbttua IA
sWred Fupa seasa either fs~res have
he,su sssstasghea vla fhe Aalwsa tsths-
lAna4
Amtheasie Aesslla IN ths fsxhslns afs
sfslt unnhtalnahsa n h sssfala that
twp spanish mlllAry puaAs aave nesu
sapsmgoa hy haimssis ssaap~ and Ism~sa
iSswaa havw been A~ayv
g'hn apanssss nasrtsaia ai Frxsys and
MsIaaa asw fvpswteaf taii. ans sushs
lsne~A So brinxlwx weanasa 10 Tan.
nlss
Itasaalt " ~ fsauaak ia wal tass. 90
shN rassgN rrtaan mad. whsvw he
Has a@Ft@R fA~ tsms twe saYa rs~ssswa
stFung FssufDrerwsnts rrfheHHsn
from all ttr~etAana @Fs #nswsvtes his
sali 10 sakw ~ arnaa awuiHst tire iAs
xMasux rhrinflaH ~ mas xIxs enr
siderable f6fea ~ w~iIsafilled aad
wwlt Agwsea mafle~ soldiers 0vSamie~d
afmsd ama saEa Nv Ngaia h~fofa th@
fupl8f~ wish aalsail fhey are Amg~n
~ yhn eilexuhra A. stsl4sll sess are
feporsest IL hays faavhs dNap~vwtsly tn
esapWt battles Ia whsrh 80 maTvy ~~a
ahawn
N lbs HaagArsta sawna#A Ia vA@r
twriam rwaaas rhvn vssfueY aHyh~~
s~nno~mvsly wtll ae fh~4es N th*y
tall then treaeheFY rmstms h~ iesssss
co. sasuNa trlasa whe hAse slFsesdv
aabms4ssd ta aaalu amd sha Hsaatttssn
~ ghls puTfloa ~ chs astmaass n@u@
AeaasnnA egtltsai
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-21
Little Girl Cripple Writes
PreSidenttO Return Fugitipe

Philadelphia. Isly - lAstse EalsA
Bender. ; ysar old eFiaIl~. has sgpsai
ed directly 60 President Wilson fs'i
the extrAdAlon of t'runk y Kllls. hss
4suardlan." uho absronasa wtsh tbs
1900 she bad feeeisesa As asmagss
from she ishllsdelphls Rapid TFsasts
company for ihe loss u ber right ias
The little xiri sent a spsessl dssiiss9y
letter 10 81 Wilson last nixhf awsins
for his personal aid IN bringing baek
the man who robbed her - ser entire
estate
f,u, ihsrs i cue of1snfsndlng sis-
wans IN the little erippists message
There IL nothing ssndseslvs about n
She aosa not s*k Tor the punisbmsns
10 which Ellis has laid himself open.
The lllsis one asks:
= would like you 90 bring Mr. F,lis
back 70 Philadelphia 70 that ! coaId
,ry 10 get my money hack"
The child hoids no rrudse against
the man who swindied her Of her last
cent. Her thought Of hsm s~cm 20 b.
filled with pity rather than sprn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-21
HOW AUTO DAMAGE
CASE WAS SETTLED

The Marshall Tribune saw tn
damage suit brought By J 7 w'yskoff
O y Ingle and X ID Smith azainps G
Hanasr was on June - settled out o.
court. Mr. Hauser paving wyckof'
500; Inxie. $50. Smith fiho. and
5000 attorney fees.
II VIII BE- remembered that white
returning from Wichita last year. the
car driven by Mr. Ineie was crushed
irto by one driven by Mr. Hansef. Mr
wyekoff being badly injured Al over.
and Mr Smith having his shoulder
broken. Mr inxle'e car was also badly
damaged They brought suis for
damages. bu, II was finally seftisd oal
of coart t,i filu = = - s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-21
JUDGE SWANk GRANTS
TWO DIVORCE DEGREES

Judge Arthur Swank granted two
divorce decr"e~ in chambers yester-
day
Theresa Rnedv. charged l'airse'
Hcedy with extreme cruelty Th,
court granted an absolute divorces and
division of property as prayed for
Also assessed 90 /of suit AGAINST the
tefendent.
Walter Washington wss granted dl.
vorce from Maggie on the grounds 81
deSoril0n.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-21
"ClOOHOPPfRs" DEFEAT
SANTA FE TEAM SUNDAY
Score Of II 10 .: Game Was
Exciting and Fast; Next
Game Will Be Played A.
Crescent

The bath came between she "clod.
10 i-ers- % cr~~e~nt and che -ilinss'
men of the SANTA ~. ~ the hall
park hcrr sunday aftcrncon. resulted
IN bis surprise 90 the railrad bow
and their friends when she buneh
from north iogan took them 10 .
cs,anlns bV scor~ of ~ 20 ? The
came. however. was one Of tn very
fastest and mnst exciting played on
The local diamond FOR many years.
Roth sides had their rooiers and the
players were o1s for blood
The next game will b. played at
Crescent CITY next sunday afternoon
and a large crowd from this city viii
attend
said Manager Shiron of the locals
we were crippled BY being shori 3
lew Of our hes, players. but Crescent
hsd some extras Next sunday we
VIII show them"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-21
MANY GUTHRIE REQ Cross
WORKERS TO GET BADGES
Awards To Nc Made FAITHFUL
Worker who Contributed Al
Least 500 Hours Work
During War

The Req cnass committee an awarda
~ no~ ready "a Distribute eeriitl
aetee aud had3er 60 ghe wiling work
ssS who contributed mDrr than : 3
hours work during sse war
Thy conditions ihal were n~cusssr,
% win the badge ~ honor ars a.
follows Eishesu nonsh psrsod "a
service whlch y dlslslvd ln,n lhr~e
six month anlss ~ sesvlce Ttm mlu
lmum s~rsice for each IL 500 haurs
Adtlllonal ssrvirs ssrlpeA will b.
awarded Cor each mcc~edlnw unis
which shows average og 700 hoara 0g
| four days wvt. providing there has
snen no interim between the unnw
and no break Ia ihc continuity "A
service with she esceptios al swu
~~es~ from each unii
Following l. ilas ~ ,haao who we're
awarded bafdroa ana certificates
rhay can have sams by calling al ihe
Y Rsd Gross rooms, FeaFai building The
womens badges are tiDp. mems
badges. rs,
Mesdsmre , y Williams. J v pay
mai, SsurKls e II coitcFal " II li~vr,
Il & ruruAdAl@. ~ II Kaebal. Alher'
pafneA, y G liaiafeat II n Moore
llenrs awrafanwen. Dan Mater, Emma
platts Webb Baker. Geo I.anxhepntag
J iIEldreth. J = winion. q + iIwrs
rick. ! v Douglass. v Cook. Tell Wal.
ton. Johu " co'issai. n y psr~ln. y
q fohnm, ] l. Woodwork Felif Ads
lf. nd Nlrbols v " Mct'nIrv, A y
Nicholas, Marie Scott. Anna reiah. !
J McNuhy. Olive Mcconnell. ] A
lIuvhaH. W u isoaasn. Fam Aust'hl
l. l. warner A nlbbens. Tom
w.lch II 4 Miller. Anna Layrfeyt w
Ifnsils, Jno Rcny. islsn gravs~ W
worafel. MA Hurley. Inc Alleu A v
Keos sch. Nellie Hamilton. I0sfis An.
dsraon. Mrs G Carver, temnl" Trader,
Roy Burka lcoll. N Cassidy. Kathryn
Cassidy. Llilie C;ooeh " Paw. v 4
fnml.hwy. Hayden Fasanharson lal-
lle Rsearns. NJ II Tvavers. G y NoTrip.
Geo purduni. n rardum. A A vofis.
Jim specr. and Mra 4 " campnef
Mgas.@ sfurgla. MaBde A Mexican.
Llllla Rankins. iooll. inia Davis. kssh-
ryn Cassidy. Tfrsaa Ryan. Celia ror.
'.r, Bessie Williamson. Mary rihbetsa,
Vera McNulty vessa McSahy. Mae
NcGoIdrlck, Mary Harris. Miffis El-
isngion. Lena Ellington. roeiie Alien.
Mildred Ilaws. Ida Larson. Anna Lar
sou. Ros. purduns
Messfs James " McconnaIl yarnon
iaws. Geo acGresor. = " EAnix. II y
Darwin. } r psYmal. and Rev Fsndiy,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-21
SENATOR CORE WILL
OPPOSE THE PRESIDENT
MISSISSIPPI SENATOR. ~
alTTER SPEECH. CHARGES
NEpV VRllCANS WITH
Pl.AYINC Politics tn
DkrRINlE<,r on us.
svltGr,n

wsshiressr. jvIy 2i--Presissr,
wiirsn returned 70 washinosOa esr'y
to-day from . weekend cruise to
nsrctor Reads and was ir,msd,stely
ordered to bed BY MS personal ply
s.e,sr. Rear Admiral Gary orsysen
she announced the president was sus J.
ssrro ~,sh dysertry. Or craysor said
the prssidsrt's condition was not ser
'oas, but ne probably would be unable
TO receive callers before the er ! of the
week. Engagements which Mr. vii
son had with number Of republican
senators 20 discuss the peace treat,
and the league Of nations were can.
eeiled.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-21
THREE SENATORS. FOR WILSON,
LOADED FOR OPPOSITION

Washington, July et---wssh three
senators ready with prepared address.
Is. ane her fuIi day or orasory with
the league Of nations and the peace
treaty ~ the subjects. was promised
when the senate reconvened TODAY.
The three senators. Beckha~. Ken.
tueky; pome~ens. Ohio. ard harrison.
Mississippi, all democrats. arc sup
ro.srs Of the president az ! advocate
adoption OF the Versailles pact as Il
stands with its league covenant and
peace terms proper entw!red.
Resumpticr o. the treaty consider
alton section by section, as read. con.
ststute the senate program Of the
foreign relations committee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-21
RAIN VISITED SOtTu
A<D NORTH LOGAN ~ >DAN

farmsN IN Ahe city today from
'ualh Logan report heavy rains Sun
Nv nswht The rain extended north
from Seward 10 within three nnles ~
iuthrie and was heavy Cotton and
sorn was benefited greatly by the
rainfall Norh Logan also had a
vht rainfall
rorn In the Gnthrie neighb0fhoof.
'hoagh NOS yei damaged from the
lrouth u in need ~ ruin and fhs crop
rill he cut short considerably n mols
srv doaN nna come within the next
'nnk
ssa raiwn truck fruit trees and flow
bushes arr 5eing damaged srsaiiy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-21
FORMER GUTHRIE SNOO<
MAN DEAD ~ ST LOtiS

nill nsfmnger. former Guthrie man.
who. during she DAYS prior TO state
hood ran saloon on West Harrison
avenue. died suddenly at hts home IN
~ Louis last week John Adams. hts
Guthrie attorney. received wsrs
from Mrs Iiarranger telling ot his
death.
After fhc state went dry THAT IL
after she salcone wens ousl Bsrpn-
ger moved 90 81 Louis and engaged
in the saloon business there
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-21

Ween the onissloa ~ rsaasss Coz
pantshmsas sas aaeutlonsa abe smiled
saek snd said
Il dent giant 20 sss anY vsrson 20
20 isll Thats a terrible place 70 bs
gas thiak. Il Mr. EIIls soeia oaly
come back bsfs, easla fslk 20 hlm
suf hs spaii und~rslsad ard thsn ixs
would 50 our aad st my money cor
m-. Il ssa't nlcs 60 think ~ peoyls
sslhg IN iall
And that 10 lbs nssaw 81 the child
Thsf - what mske@ Der tho life of
shs little hosssboid a. ssss Dro~n
street Thss Il what has sshss away
the sting u her ersvpisa yoath. The
letter says IN part;
= am q lhfie xlrI 0 yesrs oid. SIT
yesr~ ago was run over b. TIE trolley
car and my leg vas cut OF above ~
knee. They pay me 1900 damages.
Frank n Ellis rss sppolnsed my guar
dian and Charles 0fss>r became his
bondsmsn. Three ycsrs $50 Nr Ellis
run away and took my money Win
tcontlnusd On Pass :. Col. ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-21
10Y PAPERS ISSUED
NJ COT RT CLERK NEai

Mrs Martha Neal county court
slerk has ISSUED The following mar
ege licenses since SATURDAY VIII
lam Hammond -. Anna Herey "a.
9th N Guthrie Aionxo Northrup ~.
Oklahoma cisy and Mamie v Rowe 50.
Il Columbus. Ga. Lester G. Mny.r -.
Oklahoma City and Mary knighi -.
both of Yukon. Okla Rev ilenn.s'
serforned the ceremo-y ai she church
Sunday morning Jsmae y Herudor
q and Eta Barnes ~. both Of Enid
rrtmony performed at parsonage
Sunday afternoon By Res Findiy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-21
INDIANS or OsiCE TO
BE GIVEN MILLIONS

Poncs city, July zi-<EacS or2xr
indian vii receive bonus payment Of
1880 during the coming week. tofss
Of more than $1,000 900 heinx dIstrib-
nsed. TIE pa,mens comes from oil
and gas royalties. Three payments 70
The Indians have been made during
1919. amounting 10 1850 per eapIts
and the $3.50 payment viii raise the
total per capita 10 ever $500 since
January /.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-21
FARMER SUES SANTA ~:
CROPS ARE DAMAGED

Charging that his alfalfa erop was
famsged frmn q Santa " dam near
his farm. south Of the city IN che
seward neishborhood. c shetrumpf
has brought suit against rsfiwAt
company and the federal railroad adj
minsssniion for 500 The suit wss
flied IN distrios court today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-21
PARTISAN POLITICS IN LEAGUE
ElGhr rs CHANGED

Washington, July 2l.-- Partisanahip
in their opposition 20 che league OF
nations and the peace treaty was I'm
puted TO republican leaders, In the
senate today by Senator Harrison.
dfmocrat Of Mississippi. speaking In
support of the leawnc
Deception Il Lavish.
Never before Ia the discussion OK
great national question" said SEN
ator Harrison. ehas dece. zion been 70
iavishly rracticed and misrepresenta-
sEons 20 generously employed
Rank psstssanship.
"Just critscism y always acceptable
But when opposition TO international
policies, such a. are contained In this
(Coutinued on Page &. Col. -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-21
coRs OPPOSES LEAGUE.

Washington. July Ex-senator Gore,
democrat Of Oklahoma. 70 ous IN an
interview In which he states he viii
he compelled on account Of IAN honest
difference os opinion" TO oppose the
prssIdent's plans Of league of ma
tisss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-21

sVl1sr,s

rsrss. j.ly sl-~uaase ~. treaty
ssfw. ~ pss<s sfsssesss ~ me a.,
led peace eev~eli, Aassrfss srmy IL
sssssss 70 ic.coo wen ~. s.ees srs
slmsss saseslasl IA mat " sn@ asv
~ars Ne ssnalss r.ssr@sislsasl sam
Nss bees tsssa "a ne treaty. sss ~sll
he msa. sNe~a hsssrs MsY Y. is,s
IRE urs ~ pssmsas ~lli .. sssssssa
ever a e.e,ss ~ 10 yssss
rss treaty sssws ~-ss srss.ssss "a
o. rsri Hssrsy saa ten ssys aver
~ ~hlsh a. sns~se
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-21
pam FORTUNE TELLER
RETAINER ~ SJ..iiH'

Kansas cpy No. iuly als@t A
Miller. flrlstow Okia. farmer. today
asked iAa police - ARREST "MaaAm
vonda. fortune teller. who disappear
"a followlaK receipt ot FssalarF II
$500 10 Iaealo a buried treasure an
hiN farm.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-21
MRS BELT RETURNS
FROM DALLAS. TEXAS

Mrs Louise BELT. ccrsefierre al The
r O Lnsz dry goods store. has re-
turned from Dallas. Tex. where she
took special cosirac in The Gosaard
Sshooi nf cnrSetry, said TO be one
OF the best schools OF as kind in the
United States.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-21

FtaEw faty y 'Fhs npvs sssex
ssid wase IN twa yeaFs - swwsploa
gbFDawts tha euflyw provinces A hsaYy
anew i talsiux and lfsa sallmYs afv
Fllled Zero enathsw
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-21
EloIRrA caoe SHORT
ON TAsr sioE STATE

The liberia peach crop Of Tulsa
county ~ill ho ten DAYS bats this gear
and will max. lees thHn hnig erop
according 20 tbs secretary ~ the Talsa
County Fruit Gro~rra' association
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-21
BANDITS ESCAPE WITH
ROLL FROM X. &. BAR

Kansas CITY. July ei- bandits that
iccked ID " Carey. local ssicon man
n HE vsuis and escaped with q 800
the days receipts. are stiii Of large.
They left a note saying: You and
are both violating the izx: roar
money - tainted but I don't care, ]
need ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-21
ANOTHER OKLAHOMA COY
IS GIVEN WAR CROSS

Private Calvin AtchavIt of Walters.
Okla. has been awarded the disiln :
Ealshed service cross by the war de-
rnrtmens for distinguished service and
extraordinary herolsm.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-21
HO Hum! John Still With
Us? But 1t Will Be Costly

John Bsrieycorn sat up and winked
his eye Saturday evening.
Jchn was jusf felgning ses:h
That ruling Of the collector os in
iernni revenue. that physicians could
prescribe and druggists could furnish
whisky 10 the extent OF one quart a
month 70 persons who needed Il, caus-
ed lct Of comment and likewise con-
flxion-
Doctors differ in their opinions on
the use Of whisky medically" said a
doctor today.
Some ssy Il should be used IN one
case and another win not agree. Gen
orally speaking they all agree that
whenever Il II taken as medicine Il
uust pass shroueh the throat In order
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peANur CROP IS lAacEsr
IN MANY YEARS

washingsos. Jaiy et-rhe son'h's
peanut crop this year promises 20 be
a million bushels larger than last
years.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-23

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Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1919-11-14
MOST FRAGRANT or FLOWERS
Baltimore Admirer Declares the Breath
% the Lilac STANDS Unmatched
for Sweetness.

When fhe lilacs breathe odors Of
comparison When the lilacs brtnthe.
their oderons breath carrles the fra
GRANGE Of the distiIlation Of genera.
ton Of life and love that they have
gathered TO themselves, where they
have hloomed by the garden wall or
against the porch pillar. The old
home-wonderful in the yividness Of
it, memories aud associatlons-is ere
ated by the pitturing of beauty and
tenderness that the fragrance Of the
hlossomiHg 1ilacs brings to the mind.
ono sees the path through the garden
winding down to the clump of lilacS.
The faces Of other duys are framed
IN the pictures that fancy creates
through the magic Of the lines.
The panleles of bloom are in full.
flower and the blooms will BE- hailed
with joy by the mutitudes who have
III their feelings the sentiments to
which liIacs appeal. They are medi.
tatiye and reflective kind of flower.
They come so quietly In the spring
They bloom forth so abnndantly and
manificently. They sing their con
cert To the airs of April and cause the
four winds of the heavens to become
their survivors to the joy of man
kind.
The llacs are the softest and most
persuasive of all tints. those of laVen-
der and purple, with some Of driven
Wilderness. How wonderful their
beauty. the assembling of the blossoms
and their disposition upon the branch
How full Of art How eXquisitely
Dresden is the lilac as It swings In
thC breeze And every lilac bush Is
a product Of years Of growth, and that
growth goes on perennially until one
and another generation is laid be
meath the sod, and the lilac has been
intruSted with the cherished memories
Of youth and maturity and ago-passed
out of life Baltimore American.