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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-06
Ruch Y 7~uvaTstyith.
p MARYANOWA.

Posiedzenie oddziaiu Kr6lowej ia
dEigi No. CITY Macierzy Polskiej, cd
bedzie sic dis wieczorem, o godzi--
ME Smej, W sail zwyk3ych posie-
dzeh. Obecnost wszystkich pozada--
ma. - Anna Schmidt, prezeska; Ma
rya Rosa, sekr. prot. ,
ZE sTANSLAWOWA.
Klub Obywatelski Tadeusza
Kosciuszki W parafii sw. stanisfa-
wa X. ma swoej trzytwiercroczne
posiedzenie dzisiaj wieczorem, o 60
dzinie Smej W hall zwykfych Wyp
dzinie Smej, W sail Klubowej. - Jo-
zef Grabowiecki, PREF; WladysfaW
Barwig, sekr. prot.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-06
z HELENOWA.

Porucznik armii amerykahskiej,
Leon P~asternecki, e2burmistrz mia
steczka Stevens Point, Wis, zwol-
niony re s3uzby wojskowej, wracajac
do domowych ~pieleszy, W przejezdzie
zatrzymai sic pred paru dniami ma
plebanii Sw. Heleny, gdzie goScinnie
i re staropolska uprzejmoScia podej
mowany by} przez X. proboszcza Pho
ira H. Pyterka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-06

wsEystkim krewnym i znalo-
mym donosimy 70 smutns via
domoSe il najukochanszy syn
naz .
S. P.
FIoryan F.. OhoIewczJ6ski
Do ~nieszG@hwym wypadku, pc
Eegna4 sic q lynn swfatem, cpa-
irony sw. Sakramehtam, dnia
Ago pazdzternika, 1919 roku, o
godzinie 1otei rGno, przeEyw-
sly lat %.
PogrEeb odbedzie sic W sro-
de, dnia SGD pazdziernfka roku
1919, o godBfnie Smei rano, z
domu 5ahoby pnr. 274s Fuller
ton ave, do koScio4a sW. Jacka,
a stamtad na cmentarz SW.
Wotciecha.
Ma ten smutny obrzadek "a
praszamy wsEystkich krewnych
/ Znajomyeh, " ciezkim zalu
pograzeui:
Jan / Apolonia Ghoiewczyn-
Soy, rodzice; MSryAnna- WiktO-
rya, KonseAncya- siostry: IA
stmiexz, Michal SeAnissaw, SJe-
fan. Edward, bracta, wraz Z Gaia
rodsiBa Z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-06

dobrych naaiczycieli, MONA pobie
rae lekcye cry ma roznych instru-
mentach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-06

Wc1oraj, " niedziele. 5go b. m,
o godzinie Sci popoludniu, W ko--
D. W. Sw. Heleny odby} sic
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09
CONGRESS WILL TAKE
@ A TRY At DIVORCE.
Speaker and Committee Chairman
Want Limit Clause OF
Separation; Bill Is
Introduced

Was aing,on. June s-ln connection
with the reconstruction legislation
which congress- Is going TO consider.
marriage and divorce will be included
With the addition OF marriage anc
divorce. the program OF this congrcs..
which includes everything from rv-
vision OF the tariff 10 the peace
treaties and toe LEAGUE OF nations ana
their ramIfications. seems aow TO he
complete,
Tae prospect for a wide open ais
cussion OF marriage and divorce tol
The first time In congress is mace
very bright by tho introduction by
Representative roasiead OF joins
resolution proposing 10 amend the
federal constitution to authorize con
gress 10 enact laws to define and
limit the causes for divorce. and a
joint resolution introduced by Speake.
GIllett providing for constitutional
amendments prohibiting a man from
having moro than one wife.
Representative volstead IS chair
man OF the aouae committee on ,heI
Judiciary. and his resolution has been
referred 20 this committee
Speaker Glliett on several occasions
has attempted to get consideration OF
his joint resolution. but Il was neve.
taaen very seriously Now THAI he Il
speaker, he can ret II considered and
reported without much trouble from
the committee on the judiciary as
Chairman Nolstead who has very
strict ideas on marriage and divorce
and wants congress to regulate II Is
also against polygamy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09
GREENS WILL co TO
BAT HERE TUESDAY
Federal Court Jury To Hear
Lurid Story Of Blue Sky Pro.
motion; Mail Fraud Is
Charged

The trial OF y ara n Green.
father and son. viii begin Ia federal
court tomorrow. after hclng posi-
ponrd three times
The story OF the Grrsns. ,he Great
Western Guarantee Investment com
any. the Oioai Finds. ihe War Baby
he Quick Action. the Oily Derrick
ard the Teachers and students. and of
Hard Working Don" rs soon 10 b.,
sold officially
u was ipss about a scar aeo that
the hons arm ~ Uncle Sam reached
0ai end grabb,N the Greens IN,
date os their arrest Was May 81. 1915
The Greens peddlcd sboa The blu
est OF all blue sky IA operators oi
The Great Western su fattss' lnsrsi
ment company they acted 40 fiscal
agents ~ the sale OF stock In various
~ companies which they als3 operai
ed. The game worked this way Tn.
Greens ae ths Investment company
would contraci to sell for me Green's
~ the nll companies. the sfDck 10
The on companies, bsying first. how
ever, lahen out two-thlrds az The 81
eompany stock as their promotion fac
The Oh companies War Baby. etc
we're capitalized az So 1000 eaeh Tn
eromouon part nciicd 80 900. and
then the Greens ~ the Investment
COR any, took down 80 per cent OF
he remaining 10000 as sales com.
mission. leaving tse0n Of the total
So,eHf invested hy the pablic" fof
~sTs
Continued on Page 8. Col. &,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09
WOMEN, HURT IN VINE
STREET DITCH, SUE CITY
Stella Suttlcr and Stella M
Vance Claim City Was
Negligent IL Not Fcnc-
ing Vine Street

chArxing aha, negligence OF the city
commissioner We had charge of tio
maintenance Of roads aud bridses
within The city limits. caused am ac
eidcnt from which pcfmanen, injury
20 herself resukci. stella Snticr has
brought sali against the city OF Gutn
rie Cor 81 coo damages.
The position Tiled in die,rlc, court
last week states tAat while drlslnT
alons Vine street near fhe dltc4 on
Harrison Avonue. her horeo stmbied
and prceiplatea driver buggy aud
horse into the Vine street cut, result.
ing In lasting injuries 70 hotself
Effla " Nancu. who was with her IN
the baggy when the aeclden. occurred
siao raer tie city for $4,000 damages
for Injuries received.
TIE accident occurred on tho 9TH
ot December 1915
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09
81 COUNTIES ENRICHED
BY GROSS TAKES.
More Than Two Million Dollars
Apportioned To State. and
School Funds In Hall
Counties Of State

Oklahoma city. June Thirty on'
counties In Oklahoma have received
s.. .aS7. .sis.ss during isi6. 1917 ans
1878 as their share OF the three per
cent gross production tax on oh and
gas produced In the state. The tax 4
divided as follows: rwo-thlrds 10 the
counties In which the oil and gas Is
produced TO BE- divided equally hc-
tween the school and roads mainien
ance funds.
In addition one county. Ottawa. has
received siS.s57le during that period.
but all OF this Is the gross production
tax on mineral. principally lead amt
zine The tax on mineral il one half
of one per cent
To June |. the counties OF the state
have been paid total OF s2.s2i SsoSa.
divided as 20 years as follows Hti.6
s5ra. s}siN: 1917. sei5.7e3s7: iais.
ssT5. 5.as3oS. For the first five months
OF 1919 the counties shares OF the
gross production tax was $2es .s32Ai
Officials estimate that IL requires
less than one-twenty fifth OF ona per
cent OF the total tax collected TO pay
all OF the ex! enses OF administration
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09
Berlin In Wild ORGY;
Huns Gan1bling-M1d

Berlin. June 9-Monte Carlo was q
gamblers kind ergarten compared 10
gambling Berlin" today. In Monte
you could get gamblers excitement
with q five franc piece; in Berlin the
lowest bet is fifty mark While there
was q limit at Monte, you may put
fifty thousand marks on single card
in Berlin.
II you are stranger In Berlin just
ask the chauffeur to drive you to one
OF the five hundred gamblers clubs =
Berlin has today Your looks will tell
The chauffeur the class Of club to
which he had better take You 10. There
are all kinds from the low class den
&c the most fashionable with special
rooms for ladies'. dancing halls and
dining rooms. where dinners. wines.
liquors and soffces are served at half
cost price. The visitors come from
all stations in life. The film star sits
beside the butcher-var CRATER: the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09
GUTHRIE MEN, AFTER LONG
FIGHT, ARE SUCCESSFUL
Williams Brothers Who Patented
Wonderful Flour Bleaching
Process On Road To
Fortune At Last

Al Williams 3 rs just returned from
Kansas City where he has been in
attendance AT the National Co opera :
tive Millers convention, which was
held at the Coates House. at Kansas
City. Mo. during the past week. Mr.
Williams demonstrated at the con
vention what is known az the Will
iams Apparatus and Process OF
Bleaching Flour" which created =
great deal OF interest This appara
tus IL the result OF considerable work
and expenditures. having required
seven years OF application on the part
OF Mr. John Williams tnow OF Henry
etta, Okahoma). and Mr. AL Williams,
they having devoted their time almost
exclusively 10 the development Of IT,
The WiHiams brothers have been
engaged in this industry for fifteen
years, having been pioneers in the
Improvement Of fsouA bleaching.
Their first efforts resulted in what
f.t o.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09
Sold Wife, But Kept
Flock of AHInities

i.os Angeles. Cal. june 8 wrnng
from her broken heart by a constant
crsscendo ~ anguish caused by tho
braKsn infldellty Of falshlcsa husband
whom she pictures as a monster anons
msn. Mrs Maude Lillian Collins.
daughter of Albert y Lee. millionaire
hotel man OF Manltowoc. Wis. today
barred The details Of a mystery teng
edy OF last SUNDAY night when her
husband. Charles | Collins, who. she
says. sold her body and soul 20 Josss h
ID Batchelder. wealthy land broker.
shot her purchaser. aa she declares.
fof being too good 10 her. A written
contract by which Iiaichelder agreed.
Tor a certain stipulated price. 10 take
Possession OF and care for Mrs Col
iIns Is in the hands of the polre.
II was a happy. innocent gifl." Mr.
Collins sobbod today. when ! married
Ralph Hibbard. the man really loved.
n Wisconsin. We lived happily to-
rether for several years aud 20 him :
bore son. Then Mr. Iilbbard died 1
was heartbroken. but after a time Mr.
Collins came into my life ana woocd
me until was forced. against my will.
10 wed him.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09

Gcorse NcUrasor. scsfetarv ~ the
Chamber ~ Conimores receyod the
following telegram frcm the Oklahoma
Cily chamber os eommcrcu ihl, after.
noon
Official ,slosram .eis "Wednesday
Tor state wide reception IN TAI. cit,
20 II" home coming aHh dlvhoe
trrcnlly r"au,ff yoar community TO
accot a cordial Invitation 81 state
committee 20 ioln other cities Ia scnJ
INK big dclcealion and band Repof,
ON arrival 20 Gcnersl reniecost pclc.
Ea'ions paving own expense OKLA
homa city Chamber u Commerce. y N
Cathaf, chairman
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09

countess beside horsedealer: the
bakers wife beside the coquette.
EXCEPT for some lotteries and raf-
fIes. al most OF the clubs the play Is
"Baccarat" The club owners who
get five per cent OF the sums raised
from the auciioning OF the bank. :"
taking place every hour at least. The
card money or fees together with
the percentage amounts TO somewhat
between 5000 and 10000 marks per
night at the biggest clubs. The di-
rectors get 10000 marks per year.
At no time in history has there
been 80 much gambling at such high
stakes. At some flubs 5000 900 marks
changing hands each night The gam
blers want to have all the action out
OF their fortunes before either tav. the
collector or the bolsheviks get them.
But not only the wealthy are in
fected with the bacillus In the streets
OF Berlin people may be seen to lose
% or more marks ct a single turn at
roulette" One day soldier. having
lost 500 marks. arrested the bank
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09
VI NiSlII\G pROtITEERs ~
BOHEMIA EFFECTIVE

The p0pulaee OF Prague bohemia,
aas q way of really regulating pficea.
Fif'y seven profiteofa wrrs given
their choice between beIng hung Or
selling their wares reasonably Thoy
chose Tie latter, and took their oath
on Il.
The people OF America do not
counsel hanging, but they would not
object to seeing persistent profitccru
made 70 mediate on their sins In Jail
1'ho Prague way should az least con !.
vince our government that something
can be done besides appointing an In.
dustrial board. then dIssolying IL.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09
OFFICIALS CHOSEN FOR
SALVATION DRIVE HERE
Ten Cents Contribution Asked
From Each Taxpayer In Logan
County Funds For Worthy
Organization

Can each taxpayer n fnsan eoanl,
afford to pay ten liel cents toward
tho salaytion army Why noff
The Salvation Army s. nobh or.
ganixaiIon,
u wants sa.i1o from Logan county
The bis campaign VIII aeon bo on.
Geo Mctlrceor has been made chair
man tar Logan county with lhn G 81 G
a. headquarters. Fred Beck IN treas
urer Itey Nichols haa charge al the
speakers bnfau and Mrs Arthur
utbbrrs ID captain ~ tbs sleld force.
Mrs Resroad ~ IN charge ot he ladiew'
council
All Ia in readiness for the start "
Tho campaign which thu Salvation ar
my will conduct throughout The Unltoa
States Tor iie Hons Service fund
ThIa campaign which II the Salvation
Arny'e first attempt 60 misa BY III
tUnsiye effort The fund necessary TOR
the support OF ls home activities. N
unique amomg similar movements in
that, although nHii0nal IN scope. II IA
founded entirely uIon the puruly local
nand* N Inc tlties 10 which II will be
carried on Actually Il viii ba con
oorted series Of local camrairua wih
each city Feapne the frulis of it's asn
iabors
The Salvation Army has announced
through the national committee witch
1r.a.ia.,..., -. ..-, '''.s'-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09
Greatest Wheat
Crop In History
of United States

WsshlNston lars a. ~sss, pro
ssssier ~ i.sts.eoooo b.s,ssls. ,h,.
cerNolssse sNs ~estsr ~Nsst ana
spslra wheat. ~ss forecast tssss ~
ire department - sareueufs frsr,
'ns se~ssne~s ~ ,hs erop lac, iss
Winter wheat proaoesea s sers
east ~ est wlllaa kssNsls eemesrss
with ses,s's.ooo bushels fss.sss iast
"sensh. ~ssi"e ~ ths largest ever
grown conas,iee 81 ~ln,sr wheat
~ss eis PEI cent ~ . nef'ual ssu
pared WITH icos ~, esn, laa moasA
az . als lsst year
spe,sa ~hss, nrodue,ier b, foreess'
At ats.ooocco busAsls. which ~ss .
record eren
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09
LICENSES
lSSl ED LAST WEEK

These marriage licenses were ISSUED
in county court last weox:
Charles Hutchin9on. rs. Providence
r |, and Edna Sweet. 81, Guthrie,
Iva w Mines, &C. and AIphbetta
Preston. 81. both of Guthrie.
A G Chairman, "a. and Nellie Powell
rs, both OF Arcadia
q n Schartte, 81. and Marie Scott,
81. both OF Hutchinson. Kansas
Aaron Wright, 2s. and Marie Single
ton, %. OF Langston
Albert Meinenger. 20. GUTHRIE. and
Clara penrod, IL. Mulhail
Thos A Newherter. 80. Anadarko,
and Virginia NJ Bennett. ~, Marshall.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09
CHARGED WITH MURDER
On THE HIGH SEAS

New YORK, June g-Captain Adolph
G Petersen. skipper OF the barkentin-
Pusko. who Is being tried here in the
federal court with his younger son.
on a charge OF murder on the high
seas in connection with the death OF
Axel Hansen. n seaman. admitted un-
der cross examination that he did noe
order his crew TO pull IN the line TO
which Hansen is said to have chung
after ieaping into the sea-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09
TWO DIVORCE PETITIONS
FILED IN COURT IlElsE

Two divorce suits were filed in dts.
tfict court Saturday. In each instance
the wife brings the suit and cac,
alIege gross neglect OF duty and
cruelty. Thercssa Reedy asks th
court for an absolute divorce IRON
Patrick Reedy. She charges drunken
ness. abuse and desertloa. Rosetta
BeldIng. VINO was wcdded 20 Loonarc
X Bedding in fss2 In Rockford. Mo.
recounts many acts Of cruelty.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09

Then followed the most amonlslnx
torture ! believe any woman could
bear. iio beat ms son and abuaed ma
verbally and physically until some
lines wac craz-d but ! kept my faith
IN God and for years prayed TO Him
70 take me from tho misery which
salned when ! nisiged myself to lows.
honor and obey Collins Obey him
d'd. bat honor and love had not. Ny
obedience went 50 far that when hs
foposed 10 sell me 20 Mr. fiatohetdsr
consented. knowing that my new
master could be no worse than my
should hare told tlss po-
Iice. bat my fear Of shame and pub-
Iiciiy was TOO great. accepted whN
seemed 20 be- the inevitable.
During my life with Mr. Collins I
nov ne had 10 affinities. all women
n doubtful character was taken ell
'vcr the country. In Pittxburg. sha-
'on. Philadelphia and New Castle. "a.
se formed attachments which kept
'im away from me for days Al time.
The same occurred In Chicago aud
scon,inued on Paxo Cot. ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09
NAVY RELEASES 5000
GIRLS FROM SERNi(st'

otu ynowunieu who enlisted Tor
charge fro mihe navy department or
5000 yeowomen who enlisted for
clerical duties during The war, was
recommended BY Secretary Daniels
before tho house naval committee lie
urged that year should be allowed
to enable the yeowomen either TO find
other work or 10 fake tho clyil scfyicn
examinations and obtain a permanent
appointment.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09
MANY SuBpoENAEp
ON LEAK PROPOSITION

Washington. June Sin its inves.
tigstion Of how copies Of the peace
treaty reached New York. the senate
soreign relations committee today
subroenaed Jacob SohiH. Thomas 3
Lamont. n p Dawson. Paul Warbure,
J p Morgan and Frank A vanderlip.
Mr. Lamont was requested to bring
with him any ccreespondsnce which
pssssd between J p Morgan and com
pany, and its Paris and London agents
regarding the treaty, and particularly
any communications on trs subIeo.
between the. banking housc and Mr.
Cavison while the latter was abroad
The committee also adoptst unan-
imousiy a motion by Senator Fall, re-
publican Of New Mexico. inviting Act
ing Secretary Polk 70 appear as wit.
ness and to take part In the inquiry
BY cross examining witnesses and
otherwise.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09

I.nndon. juno g,sn official state.
ment issued BY TO iinaaian aovict
government. received hpre by wire.
less, says
I'm the rwgion ~ retFugfBd oar
tnoopa have RETIRED "a tha line of
ksFnnYe i.ufka IAwuna
'rhe kfonntaslt soviet has decided
% esacaale Al the women and chill.
dfen and tho unreliable hoarwsolss
element
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09
PAUL LEVY ON TRIAL
IN DISTRICT COURT

Paul Levy. we'll known uuthfie
negrol charged with ahoo,ine n l.eota
Anderson with intent to kill. Ia heinr
tried by jury Ia district cour, ,oda,
The scrap occurred last April
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09
NEW PARTY WILL HAVE
CANDIDATE IN FIELD

New York. June 9-The single tax
party will place a presidential ticke,
in the field In the national election
of 1920, IT was announced at its head
quarters. To effect this a national
convention OF the party has been calf
ed TO meet in New York, June rs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09
DISCHARGED NAVY MEN
GAN GIL MILEAGE

Washington 1unu ps- Men dihrharw.
90 fspui tn. nasS and naval r~ssrvs
SlEp haYo mileage o.alfna against tns
government MAY obtain paymrns nn
der an order laaaed today by A~err
'aFy Daniels There asa nearly iao 900
stitch rlalnla a# a result ~ tbs snvwAa
~ mileage allowed w cenKrama ia tbs
az of February IA. isie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09

THE fruit crop of Logan county
will be fine tais year. sald peaes
buyer here from Chicago today.
There will be no trouble IN so/x.
the crop tots year In fact most
orchards have already been sold and
the price l. attractive / have talked
with number 0f the orchard owners
and find that s"ry little damage was
done by tie hail. the thick foliage
protected tie fruit /"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09
HITCHCOCK RECEIVES
CABLE IN CODE

Washington. June e--Senator Hitch
cock, democrat. Nebraska, author Of
the senate resolution for an investioa-
ton Of how the peace treaty with Ger.
many reached private interests in New
York. received eabIegram from
President Wilson. He declined to
make II public until Il could be pre-
sented to the foreign relations com.
mittee. which was TO meet today to
make plans for the inquiry.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09
SOFT DRINK STAND
FEATURE AT poLIARp's

A soft drink and pop corn srand wi h
latest equipment. Is feature at poi
iard's iheaier II n owned and oper.
ated by Robert Pollard and Dick LLOYD
They are hustiing boys aud will ma 1.
a success OF the undertaking.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09

London The stock exchange here
and the cotton exchange in Liverpool
is closed today. Whitsuntide holiday.
Washington-The embargo against
the expectation and importation Of
gold was removed today by President
Wilson on recommendation of the fed
eral reserve board.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09
Bis BUSINESS TO Be CALL
60 BEFORE COMMITTEE
MORGAN, LAMONT AND OTH-
ER Mll.llO<Alllt.S INNM-N-
ED ~ LEAK" l<tESri-
CATION; NITCiit.tN.k
GETS CABLE
BULLETIN.

Washington, June s-Presldent VII.
sen in a eabIesram received today
by Senator Hitchcock OF Nebraska
democrat. said he hoped the investl :
cation BY the senate foreign relations
committee Of how copies OF the peace
treaty reached private interests In
New York, would "be most thoroughly
prosecute a."
The president said he had felt Il
was highly undesirable officially 20
communicates the text Of document
which 10 stili In negotiation and sub
ieot 70 change" and that anyone who
had possession OF the official English
text has what he 10 clearly not en-
titled to have or 90 communicate"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09
LET YOUR ROY OR
GIRL WIN 81

Fifty words can win o.. why not
Try T. The Calumet Baking Powder
company offers s. to the boy or glrl
writing In - words. why mother likes
Calumet beat iAsk mother. then
write what she says. Send ths ans
wor 20 The readsr before June 10.
The Leader viii send tho winner the
s.. Try u.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09
THOUSANDS PARADE IN
PROHIBITION PROTEST

Buffalo. " Y. June s-Tweniy
thousand men paraded last night In
a demonstration against prohibition
arranged by tae local trades and labor
council.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09
FiRE-EATI\G JUDGE OF
HOLDE<VILLE RESIGNS

Giyiag as his reason for resignIne
that the governor was too lavish In
granting pardons Jndse Gearr,.
crump. known as The fire eating.
district judge of Holdenyille distrIc,
has resigned.
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Uncle Sam viii
Protect Nicaragua
From Invasion

-Wash.eese~. Jere s-WNh .
substantial marine guard N N,ssra.
qua. and a ~srsnsp on each essss
the un,ses ssssss 10 prepared 10
protect skss eesrsry from .rsss.sr
ey cossa R,escs. " vac learned 20
dsy from efs,essl souroes Ne &C
ton 10 expected. however. psndine
the outcome os an lrsessie esslon ro~
being mase By the state depart
mont
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Mrs n sklnner. gs0 0lrDd street.
Aew Orleans. wants Information ~ hsr
husband. w J Skinner Rha il vsry
l'l. sha says lier hushand. she claims
haA deserted her.