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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-03
NEW DIRECTORS
NAMED ON CHAMBER
COMMERCE BOARD

The directorate of the Chamber OF
Commerce was filled yesterday after
noon when a meeting of that body was
held. James NJ. Muldon, r. F. Mitchell.
j. F. Taylor. J. III. Fraser and w. B.
Logan were elected to fill the five va
cancies, caused by death or change OF
residence.
The board gave their hearty endorse
ment to the plan to bridge Escambia
bay and connect this county with
Santa Rosa.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-03
OUARTERMASTERS
OF GREAT WAR
FORM ORGANIZATION

Washington. April Organization
Of ''the society Of quartermaster Off
GERS OF the great war;" was announced
here today. the signers of the articles
Of incorporation being So officers OF
high rank. including the heads OF all
the various branches OF the army sup
ply service.
The list Of signers IL headed by Ma
1or General George W. Burr. assistant
chief Of staff. director of storage, pur-
chase and traffic.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-03
STRIKE SITUATION
IN SPAIN REPORTS
SAY APE BETTER

Madrid, April 1.-The Industrial sit
nation In Spain appeAro~ TO be Inn
proving except IN Alicante
state Of siege has been proclaimed.
The strike OF mali carrier. =. -----..
had ended and several factories re-
opened yesterday In Barcelona. Work
men also arc returning In other prov
inces.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-03

Rub-My-Tism Is q great pain
killer. II relieves pain and sore
ness caused by Rheumatism,
Newalgia. Sprains, etc.-adv
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-31
GUTHRIE BANJO OPENS CON-
CERT SEASON LAST NIGHT
Excellent Program Rendered BY
Band In Oocning Concert
Of the Sesson At
Federal Park

The Guthrie Concert hand under
direction OF n II Ryan. opened its
nnh concert season last evening with
a splendid concert. The program
consisted Of standard, popular and
patriotic selections. all - loh we're
played with artistic Interpretation
and fine Instrumental effects
The present hand nov consists
largely of young players but tho effics-
ency OF the orsanlzation Is not hinder
ed thoreby The Guthrie band is one
of the best in the state ana while It's
work benefits the whole community >
small percentage of the people con
tribute 10 its support. Scarcely \
town in tie state contributes 80
mcagerly 10 it's band as does Guthrie
More names mus, 10 added 10 the
subscription list II tho band is 20 be
maintained Is your name written
theres" Call on the secretary. X NJ
chilcott and give him your sabscrip-
,ion
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-31
First Couple To
BE Married
In AirpIane

--t'eussen. res. May si-rhe Nrs,
aerial marriage ceremony In the
United ses,es. II no, In tbs entire
world. 10 90 be he'd AZ Ellington
feid this afternoon. Win only the
birds of the air az witnesses and tho
fieecy clouds az setting. Lieutenant
Robert Mead of Cumberland. Mary.
iant, and Miss Marjorie Dumont of
yorsviil.. Indiana. Will be martIed
In a Nandley Page bombing plane.
Tho eourtshlp has been a flying
one. Mead met Miss Dumort two
years AGO when he wss making I.
record fer himself as a motorcycle
driver.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-31
WEST SIDE MAN MAKES
SPECTACULAR ESCAPE
Claud Mcvcy, Who Sold Stolen
Ford Car To Van Hooxer,
Proves Himself a Sprintcr
of Merit

Claude Mcvey Nest Side young
man, made 4 spectacular escape from
Sheriff Robertson and Deputy Scott
last Night abou, 2 O'CLOCK
Young Mcvey had been captured
during tho afternoon after selling \
stolen car to ] d Van Hooxor. lie
delivered the ear TO Van ilooxer for
s225 The car was of late model
and Is fully worth twice that amount
The sheriff got wise to The transactions
and grabbed young Mcvey II devei-
0pod later that ho had stolen the car
from garawe At n Morgan. Colorado.
and had driven II to Guthrie
we were walking along talking ana
had no IdeaNcvey intended 10 make
a Try for liberty said Sheriff Robert
son today when We reached tae
Masonic temple corner he broke away
and ran east up Harrison And be
lieye me, that hoy did some sprinting
Three shots failed 20 even make him
hesitate; IN fact. believe n putt r.
newcd pep ntoghisy Df omfre did
no' shoot TO hlt him and really ne-
Iieye he knew ] wonId not. fof have |
known tim 4nee he waa In short /
PANTS; anyhow. he made his pet away /
n good shape and we furnished the I
fireworks for the people OF East Har-
fson." he added
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-31
WHITNEY SUCCEEDS GAFF-
\EY As CHURCH TREtSt RER

One church denomination cannot
expect to mono ollie all the ;iffs
Other denominations have their feasts
of gaiety.
For instance, Mail Carrier Walter
Whitney is now treasurer Of the Bap-
tis' church. succeeding George Gaff-
ney. who Is doing his worshipIng else
where. II appears that caffncy aid
not ike the way The Reverend Mad
dox lived and had his being. In other
words, the pastors dwelling place
yexed Gaffney.
The congregation. however. soyally
backed the pastor and the Bapmsi
faith marches on serenely, according
to the deacons
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-31
GUTHRIE WOMEN TO
ESTABLISH STORE HERE
Miss Sadie Brakey and Mrs @ m
Sanders To Enter Business
Aug. !. With Ladies
Ready.to-Wear

Guthrie Ia soon TO have another
ladies ready to wear store Ana Il
viii be an up o-daic one IN every re-
spcc,
Miss Sadie iirakey. who haA boon
with the Ruokor .llurlon dfy goods
store during tho past three years will
be In charge Miss Ilrakey has reagn
ed her place with thc Ruckcr burton
store and viii leave Monday for a
short visit with her parcnta at Kiowa
Kansas. before going to New York
and OF or eastern markets. where she
will select stock ot hirh class. roady
fo-wcar clothing. t~t
The new store will be opened 10 tho
public about AUGUST /. Associated
with Miaa nrakoy IN the new buainea.
Will be Mrs G. NJ. Sanders Tho
store VIII be exclusively ready to.
wear shop and viii be- located IN the
building 10 the rear of tho rornr.
Pharmacy. now occupied by Wallace
Brothers.
The building II owned by /. | iie
land and he viii thoroughly remodel
L TO suit the Ideas OF Miss nrakey ana
Mrs, Sanders, A new modern from,
viii bo put In and when completed
VIII be one Of the most attractive and
modern store buildings Ia the state
- feel that Guthrie ID entitled 70
real up-to-the minute ladies stor-
md that 10 the kind we nre going tn
establish hore," said Miss Ilrakcy to
lay
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-31
HUGHES CAR RECOVERED:
IN GOOD CONDITION

"The men who stole my car werf
evidently experienced auto mechan-
ics.' said DIR Hughes today Sheriff
Robertson recovered the Hughes car
AZ Tulsa and the doctor went ihers
Thursday and drove Il home. "Mads
the "Trip in the mud from Tulsa =
Guthrie in six hours he said today
"Tshe fellows vino had IL had tune.
the car up until II runs like racer
and feel that the machine is bette
than II was before they stole II /"
The Hughes car is Super Six Hud.
son and was stolen from in front
local church here last month when
found II had been sold by the thieves
TO Tulsa citizen.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-31
HOW PLAN OF D0NO|MG
FOR ROADS WORKS OUT
Eight Thousand People Gould
Hnanee Ro.d Improvement
Deal In Logan County;
faets To Ponder Over

speaking further on the scheme o
matching the eovernment Tor gcp'
rosds n l.oesn coansy. Al iseer. said
Hard sartacsd roads Vote bonds
N the amount of ssoe. GO. and So
federal and Of s-4.a 90 making a to,al
OF 81 i.oaAleS l.~s them Dc IS year
6 per cent bonds and of the demon
iration q 81. so. So and siec
The amount of principal 20 ~ paid
on tn bonds each ycar would be SO. 3
eee. and she amoant @. interest would
BE- s1o.eeo each wear. making a total
u sseo. .rne 20 b. paid oQt esch year
Tor - year, The county commis-
sicners have heen paving spsroxi-
maieiy TWO and one quarter mills Tor
construction Of roads. zach year and
the vAinstion of Logan ccan,y Is So :
coo esse and two and one quarter mills
Win raise ssi.soe. the tar that We
would pay for Hard surface roads =
the same as We ar. paying Cor dirt
roads
I.ei the peopie o. Logan county buy
these bonds in the follovinx manner
each month. which
with the federal aid would be all the
morey they would need in any one
month. the amount il would raise
ronid be $4,000
For example II party bought al
sies bond they could pay tor /, in ~
months al 81 Ter month
In The above manner fhcro would
~ s5a,aae year coming 10 the peo-
pie of The county each year: they
rouid not b. paying more TAX than
hey are now. and he money would
'e kept in the county in lace OF be-
ng sent 10 New York each year.
The population OF Logan county "a
. cco. and 20ss, ot the population
eorid bay 500 bond and 2.eea a s-i
ond 1000 so bond. 1000 a sss
ond. the bonds would b. taken up
nd nobody would be over subscribed.
md then only one fourth Of the pop
lsiion has bought bonds
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-31
Thousands of Souls
Die of Starvation

Berlin. May ais--rhe boiaheysk
fighting in the Baltic provinces il the
most hateful Of oil. according 20 Am
efican officers returning from mia.
slons there. who tell Of the CHASTITY
almost unbelievable cruelty on tbs
part Of the bolshevik mcrcenarlos.
Neither side is showing mercy nov
according 20 --latest REPORTS
A number Of phases are citled to
account for the exceptional bitter
ness Of the courland and Lithuanian
fighting. The boishrvik are faced
around Riga. by German volunteer
divisions. with whom a number 81
Let's are fighting.
The German divisions are known as
the Baltic army and IL supported from
oeTmsn headquarters. The campaign
u conducted tn accordance with the
armisilce terms. say the Officers. Part
of ths Germans are from Germany
proper. and the rest are known aa
'Balts"
The "Balts" are the German ropu-
alton OF the Russian provinces north
" Prussia They are descendants Of
J wave of Germans which swept into
he Baltic provinces Of Russia in the
thirteenth esntury. In the course Of
ime. the Germans. though a very
minor portion Of the population. have
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-31
SEGREGATION LAW TO Be
TESTED IN FEDERAL COURT
Negro Freeholder Saws the -Four.
teenth Amendment T. Being
Fractured By Oklahoma
City Officials

Brief mention has been made OF tho
lalt filed in che federal court hers
~ William Floyd. a negro Of Okla
iona City. against the police depart :
nsnt in particular and the eniiri fnu-
sicipaI organization Of Oklahofia City
general. which in effect will bring
~ the merits Of the pro osed segre-
,stion movement in all cifies against
be coiored residents.
William Floyd alleges that on Jan
;. 1919, he purchased from the owner
NO lots in the Military addition 10
oklahoma City. and that on May y
@st he entered into and took possess
sion Of same as bis family residence:
hat on May 10 the police arrested
rim under the so-caIied segregation
Continued on Page 6, Col. -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-31

tty Associated rtess
Toxic. hay u Thirty kor-
cans wefv sho, or Killed. with aworia
ot hayone,a by Japanese soldiers ia
chris,Ian church building. forty mile.
from Seoul Ia connection with tho
Korean Independence movement
THIS has been confirmed by nm In
vcsiiga'ion ny nfl,ish aud American
consular awonia and by missionary
leaders IN Korea The facts are al
mi'ted by the Japanese authorities NJ
Seoul, including tho Governor 0onaf-
al IIaswawa The authorities cay
ibat they deplorc the outrage. that
those mlIiy az Il have been punished
and that orders have been aivsn 10
prevent a recurrence
investigators also hs- found that
Seochung. another village nsar
cheam nl was burned by Tho Japan.
oac and that several korvnna thcrs
wcrc Wounded IN aa attack by Japan
eka soldiers who shot them or usei
their Aworda and bayuncts on them as
they fled from their burning homes
after this troops had ser fife 10 ths
Reports have been received of the
burning Of Christian churches IN shrue
other villages and Koreans told tho
Associated Press correspondent AZ
Seoul thai they could show him nine
which had hecu burned BY ths
Japanese
pclaIla of the massacre Al rhsam-
n we're obtained by thu Associated
Press correspondent who visited chat
place. IN company with Raymond h.
.'uftlee, the American vIea~ ~c0unsul al
Scout and Mr. Underwood an Ameri-
an missionary subsequently, tho
correspondent again visited the place
with Mr. Royds. me british counaaf.
ind several missionaries. including
frontinned nr Page 4, Col ID
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-31
MARRIAGE LICENSES
ISSUED ~ NEAL

The following marriage licenses
were issaea this weeS by Court Clerk
Martha Neal. Martin Snmpier. as.
and Hattie Sanders. rs. bo,a Of Brit
ton: A W Wilson, 2s. Deyal and Liba
Davis. 81. OF Kansas City; Navina r.
Matherly. rs. Ossawatonie. Kansas.
and Edith Hubbard. II, Crescent:
cfIas @. Jech, "a. and Agnes Miller. 81.
both Of okarche Judge Boles per-
formed the c@emony for the las.
named.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-31

como to own practically ail the prop.
rrty.
They are called tho baltic fiarons'
and own everything through feadal
system which has lasted fron ths
middle ages The PEOPLE are mostly
betis. some OF whom are in favor Of
lbe "Ilalisv and many ~ whom are
not Tho "naiss" lean toward Ger
many IN their sympalhies and are
hated especially by the boIsheyiks OF
Russia
When the revolution came In Russia
tho "Baiis" organized and began
telling program against the bolshe-
yIks. During the last year they have
held the bolsheviks out Of NOS ~ the
"naltlc baron" territory and since the
armlsiies have been materially helped
by the volunteers recruited In Ger
many.
Their resistance has especially an
Tered the Russians. who want 20 free
ihe country of Gsrmans. According
10 Americans who have been In tho
region. Troizky ha- sent his best
'roops against the ~naIis" Tue boi-
shcyiks have fought like barharians.
and aceorain gto reports. have wiped
,at entire towns. when they were sbls
tconfin-sa on PAGE 4. Col ID
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-31

leave for home before the week END
oai he--oT a successor. II he With !.
draws from The delegation Ii expscs :
ec back in time 20 sign she treaty.
Preliminary 10 presentation OF the
Austrian treaty 10 the enemy dele
gates tomorrow. representative OF all
the nations thar made war on Austria
or broke with her. mes in secret
plena~y session OF fbe peace confer
ence al the foreign office and heard
summary Of the terms read aloud
for their approval
The German counter PROPOSALS were
delivered 10 an official of the foreign
office AZ Versailles, and taken to Paris
10 be laid before the big four. The
first section Of the counter. proposals.
understood 70 constitute one-thlrd os
The document. comprising z5Ao9
words After having considered Ger
nany's answer the big four Is expect
sd 70 announce any changes IN The
treaty shs; may b made an dssk Ger
many 70 sign quickly.
Meanwhile. resorfs OF dissaflsfsc-
ton with the counter proposals ens
hated from Germany The conserrz-
tive pres. holding that these coun-
ters conceded TOO mach. took or an
sezriered sI- which dispatches from
Berlin said. might lead 10 q general
wsve os disssfisfxction.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-31
DR. BENNETT DELIVERS
ADDRESS At CRESCENT

At Crescent yesterday the Decora
ton day address was delivered bs
Rev A q Bennett OF Guthrie. A con-
gregation that crowded the Chrfsiiar
church 70 the doors attended. Mum
erous soldiers just returned from
France marched in line with the Older
veterans Of the Civil war Several
Guthrie citizens spent the day ir
Crescent.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-31
MANY ACCIDENTS ON
MEMORIAL DAY

There were twenty-five accidents
recorded on Memorial day. at tx.
three OF them fatal Jake Ellison was
killed near Hobart when his auto
went into a ditch Mamie connors Il
dead at Mountain View and Myron
Peabody wac fatally injured near VI
Townsend Eighf accidents are re-
ported from Oklahoma City and tn
from Tulsa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-31
OLDHAM BACK.

Rhss Oldham has been mustered
cut o, the army service and has re-
turned 10 Guthrie. During the war he
was located near Indianapolis. Ind. his
camp being near Speedway. Am
glad rs all over said Rhae. I'm
going 10 rsf a couple OF weeks and
then get basy~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-31
RILEY WILL RELIEVE
GREGORY AS AGENT

y y Riley has been appointed aa
aislant county agent 60 have charge
of the office while Mr. GREGORY N ~
home % harvest and ihrenh during
the month of June Mr. Riley IN on the
ground He ia regular agent u
Washlih ccmniy and Ii an affahla. Ga
pable gentleman whom the farmers
will find very useful
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-31
WILL FlT BACK
TO UNITED STATES
TOURNEY <ONIu ftttsM
SPAIN MADE WlfoWN Z
MISHAP A<O ~ RECORD
TIME: SNtf LANDING
AT PlNNOl III


ps-sss.. May si-i, rae beer
lssrrss ssrs sesssssisll, ssss there 10
. prescess sAss TIE Ars-sSsr ssseisss
NC nay ~ home over tne street.
Asisrsse rosss from lrelans 20 New
ssurclsrs n % srcersseos . sso-
terence Will es nsls here shortly &C
ass>.ss the project
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-31
ARRIVED AT 2:R

p,nogss. England. Nay s'-rse
Arsrissr sesrlsre Nc-s arrived here
sre- Ferrsi. spssn. AZ s:S o'clock
re asserNcor.
Ire A~erseas naval Nier came into
sse~ 90 plsnsVsh At 7:2s o'clock
Oeesl si-el ara three rsirsses later
hsc srspcec co~n ~ the hsreor.
A eres; reception ~as sivsr the
saers from ,he ursed S;stes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-31
NAvS-cyRTtss LANDS
ON ENclAND'S


wsshsnsson. May 5f-rhe Amer
ear nsvsl trans s-Atisnsie hight ~.sen
began as soeks~sy. Long Island. May
9, ~ss sveeessfsily completes tocay
~atn sne arrival of she NC .; Ply.
mouth. Enais-o. after 500 mile HOP
srer, Fe~roi. Spain.
Announcement that Lieut. comnan-
der Albert c Reads plane. she sole
survivor % sne so0soroe o. three. hsc
reached England. ~as ser, 80 the
navy department By Vice Admiral
Knapp. at Londor. Tire tire s,yer
in the message. 7:2s . N. confused
officials here ~nc were unable 70 e.
tsrasse the actual tire FOR the lsss LEG
Of tire flight.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-31
PEACE TABLE TAKES
UP JAP PROPOSITION
COMMISSION ~ ptnis NAY
ACT; ACADEMY ron UOSs
FINED N IisI OTAO Os
NIGHT Nv JAPANESE
StMDlt'Rs ~
80
sultrr,s

rsrls. Nay ti,--rhs secret plsnsry
sessions of the pssee eenfer-rc. 20
hear the peace terms 20 be submitted
10 the Austrian delegation mss 81 Q
o'clock this sresroor. rhe dcsrs ~
the French foreign office wers closed
promptly At tho hour appointed for
the meeting.
The Japanese question was alec upl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-31
HUNS HAVE SPECIAL TRAIN.

Versailles May 3i-A special train
squipped With wireless telegraph ap-
pasaius. whlch was used by German
general headquarters and the former
emperor during the war. arrived At
Versailles today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-31
sAccALauREArE SERVE oF
THE MErHupisr UNIVERSITY

The BsccaiAurests service Of the
Methodist University OF Oklaao1ns
will be held In the First Met odis,
church Sunday morning. June !. az
eleven o'clock The sermon will be
delivered by Professor " A GoodeM
desn Ot ia@ college Miss Clara NJ
Hoys OF the depsrtmen, Of music will
sing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-31
Austrian Terms
VIII Be Made
Public Monday

--ears sss st-es~iss eis~ss.
ssss. ss s-ssss-s - sss pssss ss..
esFs~ss tea, rspilss 70 tss iss'
t~e osrr~s. resss TEE effisss'
sssts~,ssss .. tss rssiiss nave ess
set tssa issses
Asssrar vsr~s Neesss
--psrsa sss s,-ircssssie-s srs
tsss tie eres<~sssie~ - tee peace
,sr~s ~ 80 Asssrss- seleessss ~sii
es esssssres es,ene wsrsss ~nsr
"a hss s<s~ sspessss ire, ~oels ~
ssrses ever. Tee plersF, session
~ ses peace esessre~es ,ss after.
nssr ~ili seeiss tie eees,los
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-31
BROTHERHOOD OF RAILWAY
TRNNNES TO DANCE

The brotherhood of Railway Train
men viii give social entertainment
~ The A O Z w hall tonight De
sides a dance splendid entertain
meni will be given The program fol.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-31
-eoLLAao,s" TO OPEN THURSDAY

The Gem" fhssfer goes out Of ex-
issence today and "PoiIard's" rises ir
rs stead The new playhouse viii be
opened. formally. Thursday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-31
ORATORS CRftr <EW A<O
1setssNtstu >tNttWt.Nt.
CROWDS Wt AZ >tWSsO<S
FLOWER SHIP" IS
LAUNCHED IN RIVER
HfNt1lltI. >lllNlCt ~
CASTING FLOWERS O< TllE
WATERS ~ HONOR az
ttt Hbt.> 1plttpN NH
~ SEA

Memorial nay exercises eh,sei fri.
day nigAl. and were pronounced the
most elaborate and impressive ever
held In Guthrie, wsgh the notable
memorial sermon on Sunday. by Rev
DR. Bennett. whlch should have heen
heard hy every patrioi in Gnthrie. and
the Grafton Friday BY Judge q W
farridge. al the opera house. a new
snd broader sentiment was CREATED In
reeard 20 this day and occasion. which
vas lnaugarated half century ago by
General John 4 Logan. in common
Grafton of the des-is Of valor and death
81 men who gave their lives that che
union might b. preserved and ihe flag
maintain unsnllied The veterans of
che morc recent wars were nnmer-
ously present. and manifested a deep
Interest IN the conduc, Of these ssrv-
Ices which they viii have 20 take
charve OF hereafter For li IS tn, plan
az the members OF tho Grand Army
iha; their active services in shis line
OF half century entities them 10 ~rc-
tire with honors" and permit the
Younger and more active veterans and
their friends take charsc. with the
elder veterans as iac guests OF honor
Flowers In Abundance.
The ;adies had provided an ahund
ance OF flowers. which were s,rewn
IN the sacred mounds :: the City of
Dead. where a flag already marked
he resting place OF every veteran OF
-----------a-~------.--
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-31
rrs wGArnss-

Nex Orleans. Ia May sl-Tonighs
sn1 ssn6sy probssiy sasnssr show
err. oooier 6zn6sy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-31
Monday Date Set To
Decide AuStriQ'S Fate

Psrs. Msy Presentation OF the
treaty 10 the Austrian deserstes wss
Postponed until Monday, after psen-
ssy session Of the peace conference
TIE conference met in plenary sas :
sioz 20 hear a summary Of the ANS
tran treaty read Juss before the
se<ssor. Premier ysnreiious ot Greece
AID 7 c Bratixno. former premier OF
Rgmsnss. enxaFs1 IN q Eordy srgu-
rsent Az soon as he conference con ?
yeEAd Brsslsno arose and requested
= - boar possgonernenf in sbe name
of the Balkan states This wac
srznse6-
Paris. Nay She piensry session
q sAe peace conference rhich me-
todzy 90 hear the summary OF the
Asssrlxn treaty rad. zdt0srney -
hours a. ths regrs<s Of c Brstizno.
former vrenier Of Esmanlz and one Of
fse p-sce DELEGATES.
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MORE Troops ARRIVE
Ne~ York. May st--More than Zoo
officers and rae- Of the 18TH Division
gNssaonsl Army, southern Pennsyi-
ssnssl arrived here to-day.
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