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Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-26

the Fourteenth terrace and expects to have his new home finished for Christmas dinner.
 The newly elected volunteer fire department met several times dur ing the past week and is preparing everything for it's new fire house. Those who were elected last month were Richard Mitch, John Bankard, Tom Cowperthwaite, Harlie Cox, Chas. Daume, Albert Erickson, Ern- est Dicks, w. E. Holt, J. H. Perry, D. M. Raft, U. S. Ratterree, Albert Peterson, Arthur Notman, w. B. Gohring, J. B. Curry, w. c. Read, Frank Huckleby, Sam Veran Amis Newman John Abrams, NJ. Richards, H. H. Baumfalk, E. F. Irving and Messrs. Hanniger and Beaseley.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-26
chIEErAIN suRRENpERs

E LPASO, Oct. 25-Miguel Holguin, rebel chieftain, brother of Epifanio Holguin, the noted Villa commander who was killed about month ago, has surrendered to General Eduardo Porcayo, federal commander at Casas Grandes, hCihuahua, according to an official announcement made tonight by Andres G. aGrcia, Mexican consul general at Fl Paso.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-26

More than $1O0,0O0' in contracts are now under construction in War ren, the city beautiful. and as much more is in sight for the winter months and will be started from time to time.
 Considerable inquiry has been made in the past few weeks for business property. With it's steady growth and the large concentrator being built within short distance, and the c. & A Campbell shaft go- ing down equally near, Warren is bound to be a city in the near fu- ture It would look as if all from Warren to Bisbee would be one large city. There is very little vacant space now between the. two places already making a city about six miles in length.
 c. E. Gollwitzer has let a contract for a residence to Chas. Clawson, contractor, on Powell and D'Autre- mont streets which will be finished about Feb. 1.
 Warren now has four large school houses and a fifth is being built on the Third addition in Block 100, which the company donated.
 During the week Oscar Johnson let contract for new six,room house on Douglas road. He is hay ing a large basement put under the house for heating plant, wash room, etc
 Mir. J. Clark let contract this week forta five-room house on Douglas street. Men are now ex- cavating for the foundation.
 J. F. Cunningham has let a con- tract to MT. McGregor for large eight-room concrete residence on Arizona and Briggs streets. The construction is fire proof and will make a marked improvement on Arizona street.
 Geo. M. Thome has purchased the Geo. M. Carlisle residence on Haz- gard street. He moved in this week and is making several improvements. MT. Carlisle left during the week for the east by machine.
 H. w. Regland has purchased the Sieg residence on Moiavo Trail, which has one of the finest views in Warren. Mir. Regland will make considerable improvements on his large lot
 MT. Philip D. Wilson has purchased the R. M. Sauer residence on Hoat- son and Powell streets. The resi- dence was one of the first houses built on the Vista. Being of cement block construction, it is one of the most substantial houses in Warren.
 M. L. Rudolph has purchased lot on Campbell street and will let a contract for residence which will be started this week.
 T. c. Cole has purchased thei Krock house on Black Knob View which he expects to use as his home residence.
 Mrs. M. B. Shilliam has let con tract for a seven-room brick resi- dence on Campbell street. Contrac- tor Chiado now has men at work putting in the foundation.
 Roger Kennedy's new concrete residence being built on Vista street is now going up fast. Contractors have about completed the walls and will soon be ready for the roof
 On the A. G. McGregor building men are now on the finishing work, which will reouire some weeks to o0voDIafa Mr. LIofobar Of no,.0IoC the expert gardener, is. laying out the grounds for lawns, shrubbery, etc. He has men putting down deep holes inside and outside the ground and has these blasted to give proper drainage. Men are now on the
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-26

The blow has fallen. Nothing. re- mains but the destruction of matter and the clash of worlds. The in dustrial conference has decided to investigate the cost Of living.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-26

Throw these nlakeshift remedies tc the winds. and get on the right treatment. Get bottle of s. s. s. today. and commence treatment that has been praised by sufferers for nearly half a century.
 s. s. s. gets right at the source of Catarrh and gives satisfactory results. For special, medical ad- vice free regarding your own case, address Medical Director, 5l Swift Laboratory, Atlanta. Ga,
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-26
GAN TueERcuLosIs RE CURED

CAN TUBERCULOS'
 Dr. Glass has posi- tive proof he is able to cure Tuberculosis by inhalation in any climated.
 For further infor-f { nation address T. | F. GLASS INHA LENT co, 20 E. JACKSON BLVD, CHICAGO.
 (Formerly of I ps
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-26

Phoenix-G. D. White to erect se cottages.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-26
Dry Goods Department

l Piece Soft F1eecy White Bottom Comfort Bat
 Size 72x9O Regular $200 value, special--.--- S175 Best grade of Slkoline Comfort covering. S6 inches wide; floral designs and plain colors. Regular 40c yard, Special. soc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-17
VETERANS OR TOWN
| SCORE As MESSENGERS
Baker, 10. and Day. III. Al 8pry
Az Kids In Delivering
Wircgrams Both Civil
War Veterans

The local wea'sn ,rnlou ofnee has
added 70 Ito farcv of mpss~ngcfa two
Apry ones In the i,creona az G NJ l,ay.
ased Ta, and William Baker 10 years
old, Gashrlr can easily beast of two
% the oldest Western Union nAvsaen
gsrs In sas country l,aker Ia pagfl
arehal With hIa long whiie beard both
men arr veterans of the Ctyil war.
They arw aa aiers as boya 81 fifteen
and aee0nilnx 20 the Western unlnu
Fisnasaf afs entirely satlsfactor,
fhsy are absolutely reliable. aud can
rol ha Mred b crap ~ ball game
whaia delivering messages Il llks
the woFk," said romfado naksr "
keeps nc olil in the oseu and on tha
hustle" comrads paY u equally ~
ihu lasilc wa hls II up from 10
&, he said. "and we enjoy tho work
Don't tel ~" lnsn of seventy seysls
lFn's capable as boy. The iatu world
var demonstrated many thlngA. among
others that q man IA no older than
be fseis Old Doc o~irr aid MOI know
what be wav talking aboui
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-17
B0L[N WILL SIC HIS
MEN ON BOOZE MAKERS
New Enforcement Law Will Be
Vigorously Prosecuted, Says
Internal Revenue Head;
Men All Ready ITO Go"

Hubert l. Bolen. internal revenue
collector for Oklahoma was in ths
city today and stated that when the
new prohibition law is approved by the
president he will immediately start
his men enforcing II 10 the letter.
II shall make an Intensive cam
paign for the enforcement of this law.
! have made preparations 10 add an
even dozen operatives 10 my force and
rill assign them to that specific work.
he said.
Lengthy instructions have been re-
ceived by Mr. Bolen M 10 the enforce
ment Of the new law and he 4, ad-
vised TO use all machinery OF the gov
crnmcnt 10 see that the provisions
against traffic In liquor are observed.
Mr. Bolen also has special men working
whose duty II IL to run down the H.
llcit distiIIing Of whisky and the man
ufscture Of beer that hss the big kich
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-17
WEDNESDAY WILL BE
RED CROSS DAY IN LOGAN

Wednesday. October "a will be
county Red Cross day in Logan coun-
~. A big open meeting has been
panned for the afternoon at the city
hall and speaker has been secured
from ST Louis to address the meeting
Annual reports OF chairmen OF COM
r,ittees and the plans for the new Red
Cross work will be given.
Election OF city officers will also
take place and every Red Cross mem
Der in the county is invited to b.
rreser' and take part In the meeting
The following list OF nominees has
been chosen for officers and chair.
men CT committees for the coming
year Chairman. Rev Guy rlndly:
vice chairman. o Brewster; secre-
tary. Mrs w II Heer: treasurer. Ned
Holman; public health. Dr J W Duke:
home service. Frank Mcclure: first
aid. DIR G Petty. junior membershf2I
Mrs Cora Farrell and Supt G N Peak;
publicity. Coy w II Hornaday; disas-
ter. A r Gregory.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-17
|MION|cHT SHOTS WERE
INTENDED FOR DURcuR
Edward Bruce. However. After q
Short Chase Turns Up q
Woman With Children
Al Home

The case axaiust EA~AFa RYmss
cAarxsd With disshafsinx firearms
~1shia the city llmlsn. wai aassAe.
yesterday ana israc. a,schaeged Ae.
csrsilng 60 Bruce. Jan~a Fife and
iisr, Ardsry. and 9th were in,
strumsntsl In haytnK she ehAygvs
drogped
Bruce and wsse vesldc al gioAs rast
oklahona avenue james frfs oeca.
pies roem on she aamr floor uu
Wednesday nj ht Bruce heard sonc
enc moving about ia FYfess room. and
upon naakine sn Investigation. wo.
man dashed down. nruee ali,ess. bruce
ghlnklng y barxlar Mas seekins 10
st~al valuable p2s ers belonging ID
Fife. osensd tlFe iiv then chased tho
tisunv 70 The corner II llfoAa aad
Oklahoma and fired ihnev more shots
into the asf.
The shooting created sone eommo
ton and various rumara acre afl0af
relative 70 the Ancll~nt
Bruce save 10 The i.sadef today bis
version " the srfair The scene of
the story n laid In Ffe's ruogn." hv
says = chased the Figure 10 Ias fln.
ms station, corner nruNd and cieye
land, says hrace. "and there dis.
covered Il 10 be woman She did
not deny being 10 fSfes room. when
questioned by myself and the uolioe
III she would say was that II was q
Irame-nA and asked ~ 10 get Fife
and that he would explain Then she
started pulling away. saying that she
had 70 80 home 20 bar children.
Bruce says he was merely acting IN |
ietense Of Flfc'a fropefty md flrpa |
he shots under the impression that
were escaping
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-17
DOCTOR or LAWS is
CONFIRMED oA lAnsisyo

Ai5any y Y. pet n rhs honorary
degree of doesof ~ laws viii ~ con
'erF"d sp0n Isnhasl t.ansins ssefasAty
efslass by sf'e University III ihe state
q New fofk at tualgAtn aasalam of
The annual conversation. Nj IAnsiu#
slil b" tho principal speaker il tp
evening
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-17
ROTARY CLUB DUE
PRAISE FOR ACTIVITY
0rwaniraton To Stage Tie Only
Girl" At Guthrie Theatre
Saturday. Oct 90, Other
Attractions

Ii's clearly rasa af slsr sheatsr
Fnlng psbilc rendering thanks 20 ihs
Rotary Club. of Guthrie 1ho club Il
Thoroughly alive 10 civic Interests IN
faiherinR me Only Ora aud aevefnl
other attractions al ths Guthrie ihe
aier. The Rofsrians attest their nbisi
INK insenss Ia lie aud city. THE
Only GifiH will open she Guthrss shoa
ter ON Saturday 0cs VI THE advance
man ~ The Girl wan In Guthrie 90
day, arranging for her appearance
"The Girl was net affected by The
actors strike N New YORK in fact.
Gin people are nnalternahlt Hxainss
strikes We 80 believe IN the sacred
uees ot the contract and labor oar
company IL cohesive and thoroughly
catahle The performance herr viii
BE- happy one. and the Rotary clab
II 20 be congratulated on booking .hla
attraction"
Manager Ardery says The modern.
ix'd theater viii be warm and cum
Portable for tho 8remier attraction
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-17
SIX ROOMS "OvER TOP"
IN CENTRAL SCHOOL
-~.aas.-4@-~--
Junior Red Cross OF the County
and City Make Drive
For Roll Cali Mem
bership

The good newa came over the to'e.
Phone tt@ morning from Centra
sehooI that ak rooms have alrends
sons over The top" IN the junior
membership campaign The quickest
work done ai any time since the lun
, 'ors first came into existence was by
Miss Barnards room she told ths
'hfdren IN the morning about tho
opening OF the junior campaign and
when school opened that afternoon
svery child In the room had become
! junior Red Cross member.
There ~ quite spirit OF rivalry
sniong the children In the different
rooms. and II IA matter Of great
pride when one room beats another
over tho top"
The first rooms over ge, beautiful
poster OF Red cro~s nurse, and
many Of the rooms are arranging 10
have this Voster framed. II IA quite
favorise among the children. Those
rooms that go over later get another
poster which Is very pretty but not
quite 70 popular and 70 on.
The county chapter - proud Of the
juniors.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-17
MILLING IN FIFTH DISTRICT
COMES TO QUICK END
Voters In Payne and Logan
Counties Divided A. To
Choice OF Nominees Por
Thompson Place

Tonosrow the voters % shs Finh
congressional district wili east hal
l"i. for q nomlnae f0s canrrwwv rhs
democrats have Dlg iias 10 uhs~as
from. while tbs republicans havH
iiarnid and Wilson. bath of Oklaho.
ma CITY al The candidates az bosA
parties cour from Oklahoma fsss Ca
eott Franklin and Knlxhs. T'hv else-
ton will BE- held Nov 4
Despite Tho short space of time In
which To campaign. fha eontsadgnK
candidates have been very bnsy. The
bulk cf the milling has be.n Al Okla
homa City Normally. the damocrssse
strsnxsh ~ the district ID h,. .o,0. This
year The women vots YET. despite
1he added vote. u is not believed shaf
mors than 1900 votes Will be- caat IN
THU special election 10 select sue
ccssor to Joe Thompson. deceased.
The voters of Logan and Payne
counties viii benefit themselves IL
they cast their votes Tor Franklin. !"
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CONTINUED on Page s, Co. ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-17
WORMS SiiUi ~ 49,
INTERESTED ~ DISTRICT

leNan NNanAf Aili nei ms8 gmnep
than fp4 Fas~a "a ths congregational
alretipa said AZ WletaMu bgaga ss
pees ie'isg "thsn III baa tlilu ga4
eeailys fsw shifl svafias hese. iaxAa
sbsaslA have hsd \ candidate. chen gha
fvsl TAp vauti bAte te~n maAlesssl
fhe asssnss uaieF shleAs Il Ia an Ia
uA'ahpasa eily apfv4s. and lapses
liso snprep1s iaalsswwmeH thla. nF
envfse shnssia tpDs be yot*rs wnnali
take sfesl lnssrst "a district affairs
Tifis X d snort term asmnfp ana sssetu
wlsl ~ Hs"fe a1sna Hsxi yanf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-17
1lo GUNS TO AppESW
IN KANSAS CITY couRr

Kansaa city. Mo. Oct ~ ~tssarlea
u Hughes. william q McAdoo and
Geoge " wickcrmham. Il became
known today, viii defend the ronatl .
taiiouaiity of the federal farm loan
aci IN feedral court hers o., 40 when
a hearing Will be held on sui, flied
by Charles = Smith, stockholder and
director of tie Kanssa CITY Title Il
Trust company.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-17
STRIKERS WANT PROTECTION
ron rHTia AGENTS

pisisbursA. pa. Oct v--asprsssrss
tlyes Of the steel and iron Workers,
union flied a bill In equity In the Ale
ohany county court thls sstsrrnoon
aosinst Mayor Bsbcock. Director "
Public safety c , prisehsrd and su.
psrinssndsns o. Police n I Aidsrdles.
and other officials 10 restrain them
from interfering With meetings ss the
strikers In The pitssbsroh dIssrIst.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-17
Itps WilI. SpE<D
MILLIONS IN tNtAtt,p>

Toxic. uet II rhs Japanese aos
sFnlaHpt Il prssArlaN sa appropriate
-" equivalent ~ tiz# Dsl 4esn F.sr ~
a"velonmrns ~ aviation ahe an,nuai
y 10 BE- expended over fam ~ nys
years,
Interest in aviation has hevn atAm
aiassd here BY tho speslai French al
as'on coFF~ which II geaehlnk ,tr gag
anv@e army
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-17
SPEEDY DECISION ON
DRY LAW PROMISED

Washington, u G. Oci IT. Right OF
brewers to manufacture and sell 2.75
per cent beer under the prohibition
provision of the food control act will
be argued before the supreme court
December s. Thle date waa 80, by
the court for hearing on government
appeals from federal court decrees
auashing indictments brought under
the statute against the Standard
Brewing company OF Baltimore. Md
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-17
WHY NOT ANCHOR
TEMPLE BUILDING NOW

Cannot sec reason for delay In
turning loose some tempel money for
the new building" said I business
man today. with some money spen,
the thing viii be anchored for good.
and no rival town can grab Seems
to me ground should have been broken
- soon as the city voted the deed.
why not get busy"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-17

Washington. Oct i1prssident Wilson
continued TO chow improvement, today,
White House officials said. and hs 40.
pssred TO be mucn chssrsd BY the d..
Feat Of the shsntuno smensmsnt 70
the peace treaty. The rrsutt o. IA,
senate vote Was communicated 10 ,hs
President Immediately after il wss
announced late yesterday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-17
ALL.RussIAN GOVERNMENT
MAKES APOLOGY TO U. o

omsk. Oct 1.-THE ALI Russian gov
eminent has expressed 10 the United
States Its regret and indignation over
the fIogsing OF an American soldier.
Corporal BENJAMIN speriing. BY Gen.
eral Kalmikoffs cossacks. word OF
which reached here recently.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-17
Short Cuts To
Home News

-JadTs Arthur s~Ank aud cour'
Clerk Emanuel weAnbers~r re,urne,
hast nighs from saltwater where JusiS.
Swank n holding term os eoars
Court was adjourned ua,ll a.xs Nou-
day.
Mrs George Perry is not In favor
cf the co-op~rasivn store that " socr
70 be- established la Gushfie. And shs
viii ten the people why she opposes
u Ia public address st the cay bal
Saturday evening al o'clock Sn
invites all interested 10 be on hand
The grim reaper outdls8anoed the
ssork In the game ~ life and death
IN Logan county during the past
month according TO the vital Stats.
ties furnished BY the state health de-
pafimsut, Twcniy-t~o deaths occur
"a during the past thirty days and
therv we're but ten births recorded.
The cooperative grocery store
ai.d meat market organized hy work
lasmen of Guthrie Is So The cap4.
loving well known Guthrie men wgl
Ial stock viii be- sS.Uo and the foi.
be dlreclors. which lnsures iss sac
c,ss " W Gross, @ J Haas. Frank
Bower. " u Arthur. II v nrin. q
kelly. Fred Griffin The plan ID 10
sell 10 everybody and pro. rate the
profits among the purchasers.
Rural School Supervisor r Smith.
will come to Guthrie on October al
and - and in company with 81.
county superintendent Mrp Farrell.
will make tour Of inspection Of the
vitaiizsd agriculture schools OF Logan
Great interest ~ being taken
In this new work by both teacher
and pupils. vltaiised agriculture -
in Oklahoma this year for
he first time and viii eventually be
! part of the state course OF study.
Penalty Of $40 day In addition 80
existing deniurrage and storage
'harses is TO be assessed by the rail |
Dad administration beginning next
Monday for refrigerator cars which
IRE not unloaded after five DAYS aftsr
'cceipt, X was announced yesterday
~ bulletin received by the Okla
IONA Traffic association. A similar
'enalty IL TO be assessed Tor each day
hat car loaded with lumber held
or CONSIGNMENT is held after two
lays after hts receipt
Next Wednesday and Thursday
he state A II r A organization VIII
neet in Guthrie. Five hundred lodge
clegates viii be here Guthrie lodge
nd citizens are pre-. airing to give the
isitors royal welcome. A grind
arade VIII be one OF the features OF
he second day, October 23. A bar.
ecue feast will also be- given the visl-
Drs on that day. Chamber of Com.
ierce has given approval and will
ID In every way. II viii be necessar,
house the delegates at lea ~ one
ighs II you have spare room ROY.
tier u with the Chamber OF Com
lerce secretary
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-17
WOUNDED VICTIMS
LEFT TO DIE IN AGONY
TROOPS or All-Rt lSSl\N
GOVERNMENT ARE DRlV-
ING THE BRUTAL BOl.-
SHEAIkI FROM ALL
SrRO<GHM.DS;
PETROcRAD
FALLS
BULLETIN.


Stockholm. Oct '--prof Guide
Schneider of Riga. In lecture here
stated that the bolsheviki shot 23,Sss
men, women and children in Riga. The
sxscutioners. intoxicated and unable
TO aim Straight. wounded their victims
time and again. laughing a. their
soonies which sometimes lasted .
whole day and NIGHT, he said. Young
girls elegantly dressed voiunseersd az
esecuiioners and. promensdins up arr
down with rifles, fired az the prison.
ers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-17
Jimminy Geel
Girls You VIII
Hare to Darn

naFu Ws Ktf1a
li's h~sam dawe tAss ssar
fheeo eaa sisn~ whea SOS tpuNl
afford ~ laRprv paAk gas hsuaAtas
lAoaxh ssAg IA va@e eios klma ~ =
ssaud sssi ps~plna shrpaeh Ala
i'at ap4 shls wingng
NaatlAs ~sevsv prsalws asasan ~
dagmsd 4nskm
Nace as~keYs kFs sA~ rvssom
Fef yravs tAesr p~sAAAflsY Aas hsva
xvuwlax
FhIs wlNtsg da'htse a~sgpss say ,ssAs
she usa tssssanFd elAWp sAase has
heen sntlfels sstlswd
TMf announce thai tAe sxatsex xisg
~lli wvar skates wggh tsat hp.Ava
hlaas~ aaa Feaaasa susn sog ansY
Ngnats attached A. hs4 kav4
Ana ~A~A shs an@s sug faf IN evvW
inm " stSafs anavF taa wletsv stars
her sal nsllt o. Desk asss aals swlaa4
heF ekaiew svvr hls sboalster. hsa alas
hef Aha@n
Al ihe waxmlae hpass ~ the sana
sFt rlsh IasA az u u llsllv psuss ~.
'm heF skate
ls~ maRt take III hsp ssFeag AhpN4
Shades ~ grandma
Thai ~ wht aeAt~cs Farwtegl Wra
a"n ~ dagnsa sosAa
That a sat alFA are smsse,ih& ia
ih~ aaFninx bAl1a Ama aaesglna aAa rns
ion they hAf~ nes sssls shr n~nt vi
before
Ana fhaF N ai~a why eratufs sAy
mat many YOUNG men will sAAgu shla
y"eF, whe never skasea tafafe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-17
RUSSIAN FORCES HAVE
TAKEN pETROCRAO

Wsshlngton. Oct iT-ReportS OF the
capture OF petrograd and kronstadt
by Northwestern Russian forces under
General yudenieh. weee received a.
the s.a.e department today from an
American consular officer In Sweden
on the Finnish frontier. conflrma
ton OF the reports had not been re-
ceived. but IL was said tina, they gen
orally were credited In Sweden.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-17
CAIILAtN. FORMER FRENCH
PREMIER, TO TRIAL

Paris. Oct n Joseph csillaux. Tor
mer premier of France. who w unde:
arrest charged with Intriguing TO brln.
about a premature and dlshonorabla
peace with Germany. viii appear be /.
fore the high court OF the senate on
October ~. at which time the accuse :
fion against him Win be read and the
date Of his trial determined.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-17
FIRST TEST or STRENGTH
ON PEACE TREATY SHOWN
A,il >DMt>i~ ufiItIln nv
,niI ul ~ 10 as. nt sD.
M. ui I'm itfI, fINr
ti tiii Att VIII
tt>~t Nh ttA II
DAYS

w*sS'rates uas ff tssvsea A.
fsassa tNs ahantw@a ssssnssssars W
sf* psaSs sf~atY wv v@sa ~ aN sa 84s
ire senass ~AA fvaaY Faasy 80 FaaWase
Fvsagna " sAs eesnssa tsxs. fgae
aaY lah a. Aest, wseN as#shs e~&aAwu
" eslsys asfA slas~ ~ sns ssaffa
sspsY svs epsmlssse ~ - ths sln4l
fssulta
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-17
TRADING IN COTTON
SEED - nGsuMGo

Memphis. Tenn. Oct i7-~Announce
ment wss made today that futures
trading IN cottonsecl meal on tho
Memphis merchants exchange. dis
continued At the outbreak Of the var.
viii b. resumed Monday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-17
Norto BAPTIST cHuactt.
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81 the leading ministers ~ thag de.
nomination n Tho eoanffy. died - a
hospital here to-day ~ buae lai
pneumonia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-17

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Maynard ne flying pafsen, and lea !.
enr N ihe sranaopnsInsntai alr race.
who WAS forced 20 land near wahoe.
Neb. Yesterday when The erank ahast
of hts machine broke. shcpped orr
about ~ O'Clock thI~ morning Toe
Omaha. according 70 information re~
es1,sd here early today.