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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-21
Programul Serbarei:

TOtl membrll SOcletatn au sc
prezenta la hala la orele 8 a. m.
Convoiul va parcurge de la hala
pc Garfield pima in Navarro Rd.,
trecind in Cleveland Avenue 81
mergind pima in Tuscarawas Ave
N, fntorcindu-se pc Duber Ave
pima la 18th Stret, trecfnd in Ha-
rrison Ave. pima in al 20-lea Str,
unde Sc va face fotografiarea in
tregului public.
Convoiul Va fl aranjat dupa
cum urmeaza:
1. Presedintele aranjator, D-l
Constantin Vestemean, calare; 2.
Tn grup de rosiori; 8. Muzica Ar
nautiu; 4. Autoritatile 81 maiorul
orasuluA 5. Automobilele nasilor
halei 81 al drapelelor; 6. Functi-
onarii U. S. R. A.; Z. Drapelele
societatii dupa vechime (fmparti-
h); 8. Tn grup de caluseri, vataf
9. Membrii
| solicitation; 10. Drapelele socie-
tatei DIR. lulu Manu-.
B A N C H E T U L.
La orele IL a. m. Sc va aranja
Banchetul la care sunt rugati toti
\ fratii Romfni de a lua parte.
Dupa Banchet Sc vor tinea vor-
biri din partea reprezentantil or
Uniunei, Institului Tipografic
81 al societatilori ireprezentate.
Pretul la banchet $1.5O de per-
soana.
Masa va fl fmpodobita Gu ce!e
mai gustoase mincari 81 bauturi
splendide.
| Biletele sunt de vfnzare la Off
ciul societatii DIR. IuliY> Manu-
Programul Teatral:
/ Productia teatrala Sc va fnceps
4a orele 8 p, m. 81 va dura pima ia
1 orele 12 din noapte.
1 Teatrul va Fl predat de un grur
de tineri 81 tinere, sub copduceres
d-lui G.. Huludet.
i /. Cuvint de deschidere din par
tea d-lui presedinte aranjato,
1 ConStantin Vestemean.
2. Cerul MKT sub conducerei
d-lui Ilie Valean va cfnta frumo
sui cfntec national LA Arme:' IS
H 3. ,,Tiganul la tfrg de vites'
A monolog comic.
P E r S O. A N r Il E
d Tiganul, Drnul George Nusen
/ Romfnul, D-nul Valerian Popo
vici.
4 4. ,,Stindardul Patrieis' decla
matte predata de D-nul Valeria1
/ Popovici.
5. Gelozias' piesa comica IN
I tt 'un act.
lsnat' 'srviter' D-nnl loan D'
Boierpl, D.nul, vasile Pauliuc.
Elena, sofia boierului, D-na a
na Vcetemean.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-21
I N v I T A r E..
I'll & 1S & 2O)

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Nicolae Filipescu" din
Madison, ILL.,, are onoarea fnvi-
ia pc toate surorile societati, cln-
buri 81 parochii, precum 81 pc tot
fratii Romini din loo 81 din jur
a lua parte la Marea Serbare Ma
tionala, aranjata GU ocazia Sfin-
tirei Drapelelor Societatii Dumi-
neca, 25 Maiu st. n. 1919, in hala
proprie a societatii din al 8-lea 81
Washington Avenue.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-21

ADRESA SOCIETATH ESTE,
sooistatse .Lumina roporulul
Romin'', 332 West Perl Street
Ind dianapolia; IhmanA.
6
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-21
I N v I T A R E.

Societatea rom1na de ajutor 81
cultura DIR. lulu Manu- din
Canton, Ohio, are onoarea a invita-
pc toate surorile societati, cluburi
81 parochii, precum 81 pc tot
fratii Romini din loc 81 din jur a
1lua parte Ia Marea Serbare Ma
tionala, care Sc va aranja GU oca-
zia jubileului de 10 ami al socie-
tatii, Dumineca, 25 Maiu 1919, in
hala societatii DIR. lulu Maniu'
din 1924 Garfield Ave.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-29
SPECIAL DEGREES TO Be
CONFERRED BY RITE
Convocation Carded For Tuesday,
December 9; Deputy Perry
Freeman To Direct the
Work

The Scottish Rite will hold q special
eonvocation Dec AZ the sanlpae TIE
temple announcement rsaas.
Dear Sir; "A special convocation Of
those treshren who have been honored
BY the Supreme Council Of tine 80 de-
tree for the Southern Jurisdiction oi
the United States, Will be cid AT the
Masonic Texs,ple In Guthrie. Tuesday,
December ,, 1919, as 2sos y ~ Those
honored with the rank ami dignity Of
knirsas Commander or tho Court OF
Honor will be invested with that dig
nifty at 2.so D. m The DEGREE OF In
specaor General Honorary tS3rd degree
Honor viii be conferred upon lose
brethren who have been properly
esected 10 receive IL al 500 y. M. VII
fism Perry Freeman. 3srd degree Hon,
Deputy of tGss Supreme corncii In Ok
Iahonla win preside and direct the
work.
We want you TO come ard join Ia
maxing this most tuspicious occa
sion. Kindly advise II we can antici-
pate your presence"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-29
WHISKY STARTS At
50 CENTS THE CLASS
NWt ~i>t. WtItlAt. rllllEtt
~ NtilE ~ lNIUluI>.
LAW N.si>~r rtptff.
lt.lu>s. AND tuM
nt>srM>~ IN
itlSInii\r ~
mn"

siew tlrleAns Nnv Nn sag.wna
elaeed ts@ aNaAn gknw, m faes mAmsse
gsly ist aFe wida upea tesaay ana tlsss
hasIasvs i ghrtvlna lfw h. pref
tesylng Tslan ~ ehar#sux ~ coats
AgAmk h@A hnen eliminated by ! thFpaa
made hs she tlatrsvs aNsarn~y that
should tha aakaau ke@pmrs Charge
EsFrv tban the pilee cssarxsd oafagw
Jsb I, ~ wnaie arrya ali ~ them
guF tHufisN*rinR
whisky, bvnf. .wines and. III MVt.
esvrs drink usualsy found In the eas
dats 10 > veil stnekesi bar. wms wsli
erenfy oyer Vse eonassg IL New or
leafa TODAY afsv Nvtlefal Iuige f'gAs
ief had declared wef Fsns. pssshlhs.
sinn uneensthu'sos,al
tssww thar aM bssnr @sssr thn hsssgn
had slsialnva frstefal auth0sEtssm from
Interfering with ths saie ~ b0ndea
~lfsaalva IN cumeliruev ~sth ttse vnfls
',gal II ttA~ IirFanan lselmmr l.laaar
ea1ntany. bar FsnmM wrFa Mnrvsum fga
qssrf ~ steadily varied a~assrsmsnss
Misvd dssBka wefp GnpttaInahle dur.
lna Fho day hssssses ~ tive irish Fur
"aifMisht liquor 1atsf. has~evWr. N
WA lxs@stlslv tn sstss.ih nFNesMMsly asl
~ ihe wids,l YkHuwn frItfk# ssw many
wears opuiiar " New g,sseank
French restaurant. served egasws wlth
dinners. adAina thm tvuNh whirh ehefa
and nianaasr4 N the establishments
a'wayA have claimed wmm nhemaafy
for sha Fru"sf afpnrsatisin ~ tlnF
pasrls
jadxn Rpafer ~ gvaatsas gt# lnIaac
ilnH. ruled tissi the world @aF eanta 10
an vffisapl sad whrs ramxemm wi
j1afned recently wi'aoul Fsisetlna the
peace treaty wtth tSsrnmny NJ main
lined that whwH EseewsasWf Wilson
ywtp~d the yedsgrad wafvtAsne ufuhIv
bltlan enforcement hAll tietuhur "A.
he pfee,deni dselared tisa army aud
pavy forgra aamobtii4sd
Judge Poster formerly held isai s.1s
p~v cent beer wHM nah lnloxismtgAA.
solsmn Warrlna unhsasd.
Abusw the enthusiasm ng lt4HuF
detAsra. however. lonmed lhn waenlng
~ ths t'hlfsi Ntafsa ug4tFlet attpFnry
and lhr lntefnai revenue eBlIestaF tiiai
atrlet rr~ord MA hHlnm hwpt of II
outer nelflng aud thai slsuuld thn MI
pfemp cuuft II me tlnited States de-
flhre the war tllue gfnnshsihsH act
constitutional ptfepeutluns wusafd BE-
iaeillalfd
lastries Ais0fney aEa0uey. alssnt
lvs nIng ~ ~ vria that saio1nklwp
srs haa axresd q make tEst rhaFge
Ut tD reata d dtank fgv whisky, aHs
nuuueed 3haf ahoalld they eraphlne 10
ciialMe hiKh prieHs fof dflnhM lhsy
tConylnued oa pagW \. cot 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-29
THREE GRu[s0ME AUTO
MYSTERIES At MARSHALL
New Ford car Is Dug Out OF a
Haystaek. Another Gar
Abandoned on
Highway

Marshall, Nov NJ AIArwhnll "a juss
now ln she shroog VI lw0 of rhrea amip
mysteries tnas asem hard II solution.
is"n iiuSsed. aceinF On Information
N" Rot from Il littls bird dnw nsw
Ford frnn stFawssaek On tha Wat.
kar farm enysn nsllsH nnrtf@ast NJ
Marshall and ~ hDl,lln9 ths same fof
Identification The number OF this
ear ~ sD@s7eG, bn, iwo of thu numbers
sle \ and .. had evidently ba%u tthangK
aa IN" car had ~ doubt be.n ssol1n
and had bocn hidden N the straw
stack when n had run out III gas ar
for some other reason.
Mn tlhle u iilil fviina her rar In
ths road south pf hef house clxht
mites northwent of tnwn q few morn
inxs ego TIN thieves hud plirh~d lk
from th~ garage and had reached ths
rNad BY cutting wire ttHsre Dr two.
I;nt Mfl Iiiil had bscn smart enough
70 remove q EIuE from the carbnrvt0r
and the car could not b. started.
That ~ tho rea~on she Va riding ~
day instead of wulking 'fh0 shl8yrs
len flashlights and manas tcph In
49, <4Hs M IA 1 Nt n M N l t.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-29
URGES LARGER LEVY
FOR SCHOOL FUNDS
Supt Wilson Says Constitution
Should Be Amended. Is the
siOo Teacher Worthy Of
Her Hire7

"a is the oats cs AZ sFase n seu-
cate th@ chaA. ser. II VI Wilson. state
sape-1nsen9ens ~ mbtie irssrugtSnr.
in support of me movement 10 amend
sbe conf tgtsen 50 gs 70 pe-rrit :
Larger levy for seh1cs funas sncs he-
stazernsn1 Ut wslrcn' ~ shas IL 3
sezcber sn nor ~urvh s1f1 a saonsh.
Es 0r she has no buransek besng =
seacher TO snsErs salaries wsitSrsent
60 attract Terhons q proper qusEfl-
cataors 10 fhe ssarAsnx FrDre sion. :
is n<nes1SwY xhss rDore money fe
sszilshle 10 edncseson. E1asnasins fh~
sgF@stn.en6rns Wli<on szF~ tn razs :
ter IL rsrs thar question cf teach
~sx' salaries. ~ lx rsfslGy lrppcrfanf
- she saaes ssonsi syssen Of Oksa-
horrx
An s1evszse o. fhe rszxsrnusn ian
sery 10 sEr rrafsss wDu3d b. nee4sesry.
W-sispn thou4ahr- to maze the proposed
azne1Amert effEctenf. His guess rrs
thar . sEx-snSIl iesy xo1sd gre the
szate @esnsfhsnx IKE ten rniiisoa dos-
lars for a. Snbslc <sh0ois
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-29
DELINQUENT LADS
TO Be DISCIPLINED
Revolving West Side Case To Be
bject of sabbath
School Discourse In
Court

County Judge Boios viii hold an ex
ceflionally Interesting sunday SC ool
at tha rnnty court room Sunday af.
tesueon at twu o'clock. nasvsding sosns
special promises" are kept.
The leader. TA lay. referred 10 a
dlebolscal case of Juvenile deprayAy
whice, came before Judge Poles ~ the
day previous The court a. first tn
tended TO increase the enrolment al
the state reform school but finally
West Side boys, Oh the promise shal
fhey attend his Sunday School to-
morrow The boys ag wesl ~ theii
parents s,gcial1ed 10 be present Ths
subject matter al this special schoo
meeting viii dwell upon topics ioussA
ing cases Of this nature Judge Boles
hopes that the lessons pointed out
win prove effective II not, he wis
proceed 10 pass sentence ard tell the
reform school 10 10 It's work Tn,
details of the case are nnprInsable. In
Yolsine So they DO an eleven year old
eiri. her rotasr. aRnl IL. and fouI
other hays ranging in ages between
eight and twelve, The families OF
the errlne sons live IN the vicinity oi
the Methodist hospital on the West
Side. and were haled 10 court I TonRil
complaints made by indignant neigh
bors. In the hearing IL wNE brought
out that ssie brother ~ the mIatreated
little siFi. had kept himself In money
for tie movies by barsaininR with his
boy companions The hearing Of tho
case was attended by bunch of
neighborA and tAa parents OF the dif
ferent boys. and for aw lie q general
domestic row vas omminent In court.
The little glrl has beeu frequently left
alone with -four year old baby. II was
cAarEed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-29
HISTORIC SALOON 70
Be PRESERVED INTACT
Nose weinhsrgert PepulAr
Early Day Place 10 Rest
II state Asxtoncxl
Institution

Mcsesf- csnhereer. The ~sane oa<
Noses, As 10 ~ emhAlmcd
>@ Il y Moses l. desd one "a,
trum gMas.
Bat With the passing NJ the salcor
era. shiRes have rhAngs~i R~lore ths
caanse eassrcls erAdscates even Fa~
sa~mory ef tAe saloon. as IL is the
xtase historscsf society LAS prevailed
ancn Mr. w~inb~rw~r 10 ~ UP his odd
place ia xhe historical aschivcs, SO
shA eatare generations may see lust
~hst saloon actually looked like,
N'einheFwer has agreed 10 esye cts old
bar ard screen. wlA saIfsg8ent bottles
semapgses, at coarse. 10 gtvv the place
a life aike twist Fr0m the apenine
o< oklaslnma nntil 1919. wesn aergsr
conancsed NOT onis the meet popular
hus she most orderly ssAcon tn the
state Fur years he was located oa
pasise she Eiks hotel ou Wet Harris
son. IN hN operated a~alie across
the ssrees. finally mosins ic the Lyon
or AHesi Harrison Here re
wa~ when the pr0hi storm stfssek and
lh~ last day of the wes Srel IN nhln-
hofAa saw sNnae Nsctare~Qnc scenes en-
acted ia ~oA Moses = place Mr.
Wesnh berger ran his saloon vs. a iperch
An1 does Us BUSINESS He SLOWED no
arnnken people on his place esche~ed
fisEafs and rcurh hoasrs. and gaaned
equation throaghoui the southwest as
The sauaresf naoss conscientious and
aross courteous man weso ever conduct
NJ saloon After prohibition he for
get saloons and entered ;serchandis-
ne pursuits. ssecominx idersified with
.very movement hooking 10 the ciss's
srliN.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-29
COAL CONFEREES To
HMD ANOTHER SESSION

Th@ scysrncrs coal commaier.
wAtcA was in AeAie~scr lAss week
coaAucsanx sn snyessa cation az the
strike sssaas 'nr. VIII snces a9afn al
Farnryefsa. Il ssas bAan snnoanc~f
lclaowang conference with Governor
nob~f son Th~ committee has be-
ccm~ rorsenced. y " said. thai @es-
aiaaens Of she strike can be effected
onfy by ehe nrr~ rntsssvsS os miners
and & era+ors who have bean called
to-gether In Washington for that pur-
pose No separate settlement for OK
lThcrna is possible. sccoriing 10 the
committed A written report will be
given she governor when The commit
sse finishes iss " srs The snvestigs
ton thus far. IL Is reported. has only
Included tho |. aspects os the nou;ro-
versy. wAsh which the sublic ssready
Il familiar.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-29
PROHIBITION LAM En-
|FORCEMEMT UP TO LOCALS
Federal Prohibition Commissioner
Announces Policy With
Regard 10 the New
Dry Law

Washington. Nov ~ Enforuensant
of constitutional prohibition viii be-
placed ~auarely up To state and muni /.
cspal authorities and nh. federal ruys
crnment machinery win not Intervene
unless obvious inafflciency On tho part
OF local officials make such action
necessary. the board % tenn peranee of
Inc Methodist Episcopal churrS was
told here today by John Y Kramer,
fe'irrai prohibition commissioner Il
was Mr. kram"rs pronouncein.nt os
policy since he assumed Office week
ago
Mr. Kramer ash the people % the
country could 40 divided imo two
ciaaseN
Heretofore the llne of demar~a
flon has been between r.ose who
favored the prohibition of the liquor
traffic and those VINO opposed II.
fe said Prom now ON the line ot
demarcution viii 10 between those
who ara In favor of obeyinH The Law,
W ether their personal yipwa ARE IN
harmony with tRlc law or not. and
those who will be ready and anxious
to violate tire Law
Describing the machinery being act
up for the enforcement OF prohibition
laws. Mr.. Kramer said the first stop
would be wiz 90" various state In
epactofA
They viii deep ihemeAl,es inform.
ed as 40 conditions Ia their states. =
he said, "and will report 10 the state
federal director who will investigate
and report 20 the district federal aren't
who will use his forces 10 Investigate
and arrest n evidence warrants.
"ono Of tbe aiief lirlrs ~ re
state federal director win ba 10 enlist
aid of all state officers He viii also
endeavor to secure support III an civil,
moral and religious bodies"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-29
TIRED or LIFE, NE
TRIES T0END II
Two Attempts Fail: $500 In
Rive; Wife's Infidelity
Drives Man To Des-
peration

Pistsbarga. Nov ~ Prevented from
leaplng into tbe AiieEheny River from
the Boanet Bridge. near New Kenslng
ton yesterday, after he alleged ~ had
thrown ts.seo. his life savings. into
the stream. Paul Kudesca. aged "a. ot
Glsssrnsrs, made second attempt to
end nss life by sHnsang from the bars
~ cell In the Tarentam police sta :
tson. where be had been lodged for
safe keeping
He was unconscious wnen discover
cd. but physician revived him. He
had made q moose from his On ler-
clothing
Ka8eScz told the police he tad
thrown his money into the river alser
receiving a setter from Europe which
stated ms wife had eloped With re-
turned soldier Te police say that
the money. bills OF large denomination.
mighs float seryersi days
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-29
LIONS MEET m I,ii.t-
Ian WEEKLY SESSION

Al meeting OF the Lluus Club hsia
AZ the lone Hotel YESTERDAY interest
ing matters we're discussed spe.chea
were made by Mrs A q pibblnn and
Dr John Duao ON tr christmaa Red
tifoss Zeal Campaign, County Judge
WIies ~ Alfalfa county gayu very
interesting talk on our international
relations with Mexico IN regard 70 the
imprisonment ~ Counselor Jenkins
Mattbers Of importance were taken
IN and discussed and committees ap-
pointed 70 a~siat ~ various civic un
deriakinxg now under consideration.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-29

tAst ID > great wzstm~ Both glasses
are condemned BY TIE Almighty Him
SELF and they should be condemned
b. every man who recognizes that
work IL he divine InstSnmentsiify for
the Development ~ body ard mind of
the individual and for the saving OF
the world.
Ths second quotation relates 70 Q
sime when the people Of Israel had .
Eind 20 wovx-" In che hour ~ esncr-
vency, when their country wss II stake
they eoncentrsted their scfivists~ might
and day upcn work. Ne time wss 20
~ iost - ~ great Effort vflch they
we're then naking 70 rstpild ~ vsjls
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-29

of tte substance of OF ers. or of tho
country, viii unless they change theIf
methods. never bs cIassed by God or
man as 'poopic VINO had mind 10
work, They are n0 workers; thNy
are shirxcrn. slackerx. and their mum
Der grows alsrminEiy reas.
Men are being fsugst that work II
something 10 BE- stunned, when they
should b. taught that Il " Gods sp-
pointed way for all mAnkInd's N :
vanccnuenf
God Himself works. and throughout
I'll of The divine teaf<4nes 81 the Bible
there N Ons unccsxjng ssSstn II fnvor
'of work Tbs ''SIothfui man" !" snd ths
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-29

man wsso has MOI IA mind 20 work 2
Ara 8o'ng directly contrary 40 ths
teaasisInEs Of the AImishiy
TAis nation needs 90 be taught ths
dignity of work W. need 10 gIorify
work work on tho farm ana work III
tho mine and work ln the factory
work In the office, worx In Inc school
room, work IN ths public, Men who
have decrisd work, or who have
sougs 70 limit tho output of iaborera
not merely by npduiy reducing the
hours " labor, but ny reducing ss,s
Asnoanf ~ work shst 4 man may DO
"a : givsn tlme. arc Tying directly IN
N face of lhs t~arhin9s of fhs Hibls.
Work h bIssaingy xot cury~.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-29

Of Jerusalem. Through their aeroic
work. when all the people Joined TO-
xcfher and an "ihc people had mind
to work, success was achieved.
The people OF America must have
" mind 20 work" Into teir work
they must throw the whole energy OF
their nature. The 'slothfuT man and
'fhe vswter" must BIZ REGARDED as
xiackesx unworthy OF tho respect OF
suyone.
Any organization wbir's sseks 10
limit the labor of i's rnsmisrs, any
individual wt0 Il sI0tbful In tusInc2s.
40 Wastes m Own time o. mat of his
enp4lcysf, ~ <As one who h : wsstss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-29
DISASTER REl.ltr WORK
IN M DlSCl SSt'sp

The rnsai~r nsanshly meeting " var
scanx wonrn wAo have taken ned
Crcxs courses IA HoDs Asxlns and
Care ot che sick vii be held II t.v
Library ON Momdsy cxeninx, pec I,
~ sec svlcek
Miss Ramsey " tho Ss. i,oals office
viii give an interesting talk on Dis.
ssser resief wok ~ the Ned Cross
and she ra0b nrgansx@tson ~sai ke com.
ps~ted ugfs~rs viii M ~leMed. sud
a program Tor she year ~All be- dsss
casset A fuA attendance h desired
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-29
MEXICAN CLASH
MERELY RAW FAkt.

san Antonio, Texas. Nov 29-Mex.
icsn consul at Laredo wires advice
lbat he waa In touch with Mexico CITY
~ eaD o'clock last night BY Telegraph
and that there hiss been no ciarh be-
tween Obregon and tluxaics forcsr
and that President carianza ls stiil In
the city,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-29
Uncle SAM WILL
PROTECT COAL piGGERs

Washington. My 2se--Sossce has
necD served by the department Of jus
.ice fhss drastic sseg~ w5A be taken
IN prosecuting any one who interfera
VISA operation of coal miners by non
Er.icn men
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-29
BOILER EXPLOSION
INJURIES ONE MAN

Bov on. Nov 2S-~0ne man wss IN Z
jui Cd visen the boiler ~ ,be President
Grant exploded asst nighi of thu
POINT. Much damage 10 line boat re-
suited
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-29
MINES or STATE WILL
De TAKEN OVER.

Oklahoms city. Noy. ess-~Cosernor
Robertson late today decided positive
NJ 20 take oyer the mines OF the state
and operate isezn. Volunteers rave
been called for.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-29
OLD MAN TELLS or
NUMBERING HIS DAUGHTER.

sfephensviiIc. Mo- Nov. 20. Rob
ert Hieks. IS confessed today TO murd
ering his is-year old daughter near
u'rbana. Mo. 25 years ago.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-29
SURVEY Or COUNTY FUEL
SUPPLY ASKED BY COUNCIL
Township Men Appointed To Act
With County Council cf
Defense In Compiling
Data

Jussse A II Doses. & airnFan ~ shr
cnnHcil OF Defense has sssasea the tai t.
lowine,
~. A. Whi,eaarSt. State Chairman
az the roanril og Defense, directs me
10 sprosus' Township Chairman
shroaeaoas the ceanty 70 hsok effcr
re conservation NJ fuel
The foiiawlnw are hereby appointed
"a addition 70 ihc twelve already ap-
pointed:
Garhrse Township Wayne jeaxins
Iron Mpund Township ....ts.4s..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-29

New Orleans. L.. nor. e. Ionix1s;
and Saturday prObazsl1 sisef or ~nOwI
stssEg Temperature Saturday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-29
MUCH LIVE STOCK
KILLED IN STORM
All SEtsTtts<~ M SrsIt,
ENtfPT SOl 'THflt<. PAR-
NlIfn ~ LAYERS on
ICE. RISING rliER-
MOMETER FAILS
~ E1rrtr RE-
l.EtSE FROM
RORE
t.Rlp

Swept BY bsixxar5. ~Nscs
epenec operations "Wednesday -srhs
scnssrues through Thsr~oay. Okla
Acrsa is practically asoastec fror
the ~forac sccsy.
MAsle sAe cosc nss not beer ia
tease. ecse rain. sect are zee has
race 40 What has lackec sr srsQ
sdssy.
ourne -hu-scay aste-reor heavy
rssrsau ~xs reported ait over cen-
srss. eastern. and western Ossafe
ra -Ae earomrter crorpeo with
rsirsssi. srd she precipitation ran.
aciy rfys slirsc inse tee
As result. Telephone ard tese :
srsFA wires teasing cot et tire state
are o1s cs cersnr*ss or.
~ 1.sh n'clock sssY~oay after.
rosn. al sanq distance ~ires were
IDLE and nos . selesrxph wire. save
ere. hss res1orccc so sAe Morse
aaphsoes Stree ter c'rlccs Friosy
rscans. The as-e exrepsaon ~as .
rsiir121 wire 20 Kansas CITY, anc
sfsis worked enly spsSrsoasesaly or
ssrsrriy rsSsro15 bossn<xs.
orsy ere extreme seysAerr part
es the state escaped the htxxsrds
icy BIAS s. rhe ssorr - rspocsea
~ the worst thss has VISITED tne
sou.t~ex. II mary yeas
Vague reports Srseble in. telling
~ suffering in Western Oklahoma.
Much hive stock % reported killed,
and mary orchards hsse been ruin
Cd BY she heavy ice. The heavy
rain so~rs<c zee ss seor ss Il landed
en- ground. trees or wires ard the
s<ternoo~ shs~ Of SssYrsy when
sne rherrno~e:er rose twenty de-
srees. was net strong enough 10
rs<lt ard oSsscope tire see.
Gyshrse ~Ss isossseo from she
fess os .ne ssate src the word TO
Gay. Traction cars. Telegraph ard
teiephcne wires ~ere tied pp. Only
one telegraph wire ~as in operation
and 4 handed crly rsaircsc busl-
ness- Tr- Leader resolves It's As
sceissec Press report from chics2o.
This report 10 retsyed AZ Kansas
City. A. result os the wire tee 10
THE Leaders kssocisted report TO-
DAY is nil. oniy few srssmo6se
sesesrsrns nsssre been received al
The Leader effsoe Up 70 ? o'elock.
Saturday afternoon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-29

The above named chairmcn arc nrg-
cd 10 call she atienfion Of The people
10 the facs ths' the coal situation II
serious That rsy should gather fuel
~ every kind and be ready for the
COLD days eoon 10 csme. n not guard.
ed axainst naw. there will be- much
suffering
Also urge the people to look after
their oil l-sarners. osi-Ssoves and oil
saplses, az weil as the wood supplies
This applies alike 10 re home, the
&C ool and the church