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The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-07-15

Passumpsic Lodge, No. 27, #. & A.
M.
Regular Communication, Thursday
evening, Aug. 7th.
Birney L. Hall, w. M.
Fred FL. Dolloff, Secretary
Haswell Royal Arch Chapter No. II
Stated Convocation Friday evening,
August 8th, at 1850.
Bloomfield A. Palmer. e. Ell. P.
RAYMOND A. PEARL, Sec.
Palestine Commandery, No. S, K. T.
Stated Conclave, Tuesday evening,
August 9th at 7.30.
Willard v. circuit, Com.
A. M. Lang, Recorder.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-10
ROTAR|ANs ENJOY 1 FINE
LUNCHEON; TALK BUSINESS
Committee Appointed To Aid the
Masonic Temple OfficiaE In
Caring For Crowd TO
Come This Month

ia point % attendance and earnest
ness OF discussion the MONDAY
luncheon OF the Rotary club held to-
day In the ordinary of the lone hotel.
was tho most successful naiherng
held Ia many wonshH, There vas al
most complete attendance OF the
u.embsrship. Cart TsExsrt being the
only visitor. Interesting talks we're
made by Heinz Braun. Fred Lnlr aud
Elberf Burton. These gentlemen dis
eoarsed interestingly on the operation
and management OF their several
businesses, This topic will be gen
oral ln tho future, zach business man
at some session will tell Of his busi-
mess and the manner In which he con"
duets Il 10 secure the beat results
The manufacturer will tes' of his
business and explain the different
points. Tho topics promise to DO not
only interesting but Instructive ~
welt. Stories OF Waits OF government
sieuths and the finding OF evidences
OF profiseering by Guthrie merchants
were brought up and the source Of the
stories traced. There are no poiitssrs
among the Guthrie business concerns
Tho prices goods aro sold Tor In
Cpthrie are much less than elsewhere
In the state. quality considered.
II was agreed by tee Ttoisrisns that
q committee act ia conjunction With
the Masonic temple officials In pre-
pairing for the biz fall reunion that ~
scheduled Tor tho istter part Of this
month. The COMMITTEES will aid IN
securing rooms and accommodation
for the Waiting Mssons.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-10
BANK ROBBERS IRE
BUSY IN KANSAS
But Roitertsons Stunt Put fh9
Quietus ON the Ycggs In Okla
honA: Chautauqua Bank
Robbed Last Night

Waite Oklahoma Bandits are iayaf <
on since shwiff Robertson and his
men made sach quick and speetacaA
lar 81 ine MERRIAM mark r0sbegw
Kansas yeggs are showing renewed
scsawSsy to that line
Al Chaatauqua. Kan swo uien sn
tered she State bank aase yessardaa
evening and xot swsy with $1,000 ln
money and ss.ee9 in Liberty bpnds
rbe rcDsery sS@o@ed s<spulag method
es locking she cashier In sAr ssaAl
Il ss shought she robeeT cnme shse
way. sheriff Robertson received q
wire lase last nlght wtssng o dsscrls'-
ss0n of she Fuen The men were in .
Fovd eag vkh bright yellow xheeis.
Il n though. however thss the fel-
low 2ainf was csmcafsaEe and was
changed 20 black after shs men eos
starfee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-10
RAIL MEN APPROVE
OF THE PLUMB PuN
Rail Tic.up Sure II No Wage
Raise Granted; U. 8. and
Labor Officials Confer
To Avert Strike

Detroit, Sept D-fsovcrnmenf and
labor organization officials are ex-
pssied 10 reach Detroas tonighs and
tomorrow TO confer vith officers and
orxanizsfion eunmissess In an endeas.
or 10 reach au understanding that will
aver che ssersp " sise rail- transports
s;en threstensd IN this country snd
canada Va the brotherhood Of main.
tsnxnre u way employees and railway
ssvp iAborers. IN. convention here.
Brotherhood officers declare q
sirike ssn,ost certain II wSzc and
oshsv demands are not nssS snd that
the men viii Accssr no ccmpromi =
Walked y Hines. director general d
|saiIro&dx. s~cresssy of Labor Wilson
f;id@,a Robsvtson, minister Of labcI
!for cAnA6A and other officials Of th'
|fs6 governments sre ezpeetrd 10 ID
dress the cDnvenston tomorrow.
The ce1veB&ion Is exp~rsed 70 ~
pryve tfe sripnrile ervppsai for Op
|<rss'on Of raj ianes advanced ty Cssl
liz Plumb.
rhe convention plans steps sor a.
esec&5on a. . twelve sh0sy ofbe'
sms<las here sor fnssrssttonsl h~sd
& ..s a.. i.4 ...4 ~ -.s.4..si ..A-l.~ &
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-10
Death CALLS WE'LL
BELOVED GUTAa|E WOMAN
1an Elizabeth PAttsrson Dies
AfsSr Long Illness Funeral
Services Thu,dAy n
10 A. n.

Mrs Eiisss.sh Patterson IA ds~d
Mn Patterson was beloyed hy Ah wAs
knew her, she ~ss charming friend,
harry mother. consistent christian And
an excellent nelxhboy, nhe pass
I'd out into the Great AEisnss ru~saAy
afternoon Al I sa, after an tiinc~s shst
keps As~ contined 20 her hosne aad
largely 60 her bed for the past five
ssara The immediate caa~~ cf shs
iI.nr~s was FALL sustained about six
yyNrs axo. Prior 40 that time she
was halo and hearty and Vigorous be-
sond her srars n the sunshine ~
loaa. or the aifectlom ~ srisna.his'
could have bewuIled Mrs Patterson Ia
live. che would s,e here to-day vvx
she posse ssed EVERY Joy that scs~ 70
make life hAppy Her sarroandlnss'
werc ideal every material comfort SNa
at her dlspcs~i and she had she nndl.
vided attention ~ swo Devoted d~ush
sers ard three sons. hut the asVA'
summon. came and shs had 10 m
Funeral services viii hs held Thwrx
day morning al 10 O'Clock Al tho honss
40 East Harrison avenue. lOsennsns
will be made In summit View e~sns
|s.ry.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-10
STEEL WORKERS SEND
WILSON An ULT|MATUM
II Presidents Reply TO the
Union Men ls Not 6atisfAc-
tory General Strike
Nav Be Called

Washington. Sect lo-~presicsrt
Wilson hss bear asked BY repressr-
ts,ives of the Union steel Workers In
sssslea here considering . strike for q
more dsflnits statement a. 20 tho pos.
stbility Of an early conference being
arranged between shs heads of the
urifsS states stss corporation sno
the unlons-
The conference here will remain In
session AZ hours awaiting q reply be
fore taking f'nsi action. II was not
iutimased what aetion would be taken
" thc union rssr cons dered the presi.
dents reply unsasorabie
Conditions in the steel industry
were said 10 be becoming steadily
worse ard the union officers declared
il ~eusc be impossible TO restrain
,1eir nea rsueh lonber.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-10
OIL DEPOSITS
BY l|D Of ELECTRICITY
New Device Invested Thai oue'
csssfully Operates End HaA
Located Oh Pal In ths
Texas Field

corsaspa rvS. scm 10 I.ccasiux
crude petroleum es means cg an sl*Ss
srseAl device. NO matter ho~ lss BE-.
acssh the essshs surface the product
mss be, hss been successfully sscns
In she shallow field near here durSnx
she last Few weeka. and ka9ene I'll
AIa~. sh~ inventor " The Instrument.
has gone 10 the ouslsiax district
sreaad Hurkhurnets TO make lufshsr
practical seets Of shn remarkable IN.
yeassoa. The oil Industry may he
mvoiussoniaed u Oh r,ols can be- 10
ctaed by ncsns cf she ms fMnsns
The rrsnesrlc ason whlch Il works ~
described nv Ms Elkins a. follows;
-The esNtem ronsia,s of torussns an
electrical ciruh through tbs earth hr
arupping an insulated wire 20 the hot
sa mot dry water hole, valley or N !.
t.nsstioa placing a series ~ batteries
IN top IT the earth 80 the posltiy~
polGe IL whsch ss attached hard wire.
This land wirc IA then taken ous over
the field ia any direction and FOR any
distance. and all of tho Intermediate
ssrratory " comhed shornuKhsy Win
elecsrsc currents flowing from shr an
noae or positive Fole "a sh. cashele ~
negative ps,ie The earth being simply
hixe inverted mssnss, thu .iectris
carwn,s srus~l from une 10 fhe oGhrF
of the charged polc~ by the Path "
least resistance. much as dors shs
return current of the telegraph nss'
tenn through ia ssoand wires 20 shs
poin, 81 origin That system Aixs
nrosys that the principle of carth con
daasivi,y Of electricity IN abSomsels
esrrers
"Oll and sis constituent compunans'
being che only minerals in tho eArsi
through which clvesracHy canno, ran~
/ 4 therefore follows that an oil lool ~
| the path ~ the electric currents met
toned will Offer great Resistance
10 tho said currents. forcing them a
40 around the pool. and also r~suxlns
IN an avprcclabie sos~ OF currens tls'
electrolysss. both of ah~es factors rnx
issering these rssissances on an ~
.rcmely delicate meter IN fhe hands 9
The opsra,or. on the surface of th
earth "
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-10
ASSESSMENT OF TEACHERS
FOR THE WHITE SCHOOLS
TERM 9EGlN< MOND \
MORNING. SEPTEMBER Is;
ENROLMENT STARTS
TOMORROW /: IN
CREASE a. Pupils
OSERLAST YEAR
INDICATED

TAss i he &sx weak N Ts~as0Ga
Nen1kv u,Srnaxx Ava<hs aaa carry,
2A2Es~s q sAe sAy W. Ae cRAsed ey
rnAmraa frsz sAxx- eon1s sras &zA
ss-xsmr@6 Tor the sarss 1&y q sSeosi'
N waR I've ~so~az sor ~one sud sag ~
SsAe-s-
C-c1erzssv ssw1k4nE the ssoy ~ &c
"a sae Eaconny SIDE ard the gsrg Ga
~ saasAany SIDE ~ shse sssastaea-
R1s IN nay event- th~ ssho& terms
s-erans Eo72ay and tAr xsfenesScs
gsrVs srsxss> cf s~ang Sr1saxsss
a-re Ssr.~raasxaeeak Peak ans as
M- II seacsswx sr~ wugkans fat a.
euEw tAsss los ears sc se~ taat ever
sAsax ii IN sAaa sa4zs~s TIE suAcsa
axsRcsr.<s Aars sssz reaovasec and
sxzs~zsex and aAs ke4asA Gssmgtznesat
has glvs1 8 cae1s hsE a. 10 the ss4ass
s4arc sass
Enx,s u,~ns VII assxsn Tnars&ss az
~ eAxA seAs~a xA<~ rresA-nsa III
~ az tke e@s. EnrnssHrns in T~sos
s.c&ssss ~sM ~ un Frsd2s and S@smr-
exv
DeS~sArss - sn< vs~eys Schscss.
T~~ rsssx Hgne os fAw SGrtx re rat
rss< Il sAe sc1zsa-r ss~~sser ccsssw1i
sss H3aHxr ssaS5&sm<x un sAe w~@s
ss0e and sss cxrtrss and c&sssal Hln
Auss9snr 90 shx e~sz sads- The ecaa-
axrT STev~~1 Ranns- snd ccsterzl
sazz&anxx vEas Se gives szser. The
sD~naxry A~swee1 Cszs-zi and CzpsEsa
fiAEa Ag1aaGas4xx ~ as sosscws Bevsa- :
nanr ~ the unxsn Line cf The Santa Fe
u runs e2ss ~E Syrsrre- 90 Brsaa.
tAsRc@ sro-~h oz Broad 20 Was,
sAs1re eaxF co Was 40 Asa thevpcw
rs~h 10 Exrrssen. shsne. "a = GO 0ak.
ane nurM 10 Csa&hccns- taerscs cxss
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szss 70 xxS.ss ssS rscrsh &c csTy Mz-
sx Az Avsnx sasr &nf eoa8A VI 'kss
Tine wiz send sre.a fsrss y 10 severas
grace tncsussre. 60 Csvstxl H8l
bGzsesng tbo~< Esrtnr nc~7k &ue xws'
CT shis Aae f-1zn Ts-fs 2 80 Ssreask
sz<5zSrs rHA sens - Cenzr&
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ssstx Vs sE- sa<esc VI BsE.er: cboss
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kETsLlnr
Asa~sn-e~s - TeseAsr1-
The s1EsDr1ar 81 sss sss4xnzaenz d
fCsrslxre< o. Page 8. Co. : j
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-10

ISL o. men v'ho hare bees ordained.
sDd who snceseoe1 10 che worS ~
the nirAfry. b~s IA DN ssecs~d IN
sasxi-x HIRING Tor wtfe and chsiarr.
E@st Ass h~rs~ne1 10 ahe ninAtsy
wais cccur 0 she se@nhlrg yrre~stxr
syonsr Or lssss. prsen sb@rs II . rev.
csst2osxry reform, > ysAise revolt
srcm he pres~nt pssxsnosy. The tina.
san non< when ~rcssnse<rs~ nns h<
esSsed sv - fsr . f0rssp hogs. y
~ preserved ttm1@<he sss<AsSg pro-
ss<sso1 xhsfs cop<sin shs s<~t brxfns
arz conscs<ne<s Of <5e egnsnunssy
We s'an 10 so0gsr yre~sme shss IL Soc
es<xfsi xs6Aess ussss find s1De other
cccnszstoa 70 make . ilvfpx-
Ess'T1ss Il go ~ iDcrsss<s n
Wages spf v0gxsn - ssy kn<- Bu'
|Ef Anencs - 20 elve s6ssssse cDsn'
|p~ss.G5o1 Oasr TO crzfssnen and
s5es1s - sfssWpts vssssizg scos'
|gwy scrsr1 wSsksleTx. teaeheFf. ~
|sz 80 serv< o. syzrs<. rs sAais sooI
|fe<d - e1sye essSssssscss = 80
'0upg 1py. y -.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-10

Several witnesses hare testifAee scr
and xg.zinss she man. YOUNG Pre- &on,
who 10 tHf dS years Of a@e swore out
irsornntlor AGAINST DBnn and charges
shas b and shres oshv men gave him
. drink from a black boiIe Aft~s
tsssi ~ ssyx be- kng< noshiag lad
nhsn bs recovered hls sensss Dunn
hs1 hss hand In bis pocket and part
~ his npou<y vss gone
IAN eaxrzyes certificate sxsa<d y
tbe wsr 6ssA<msnt p5ii o. xfvsn q
<ywy bsz1nexs bour and firm IA
Cp<hre ris1 piede@d 20 rs-ssnrio'
tse&r Old smyioyeS VINO enlisted ~ -
synys ARP firrn vbo signsd -
srr~<neus. or Who took back sbe boS,
sfs<r thsy F<xsned - enfb1eS % -
a shsoe certificates. A<yitcatios e4i
- nsle thrDssh chs boy GDm of
Ex11sgstos - tbs stsle.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-10

when this treaty accepted the men in khaki Will nsvsr
have 90 the seas again
q those who died
The nsrnssionaI labor organizations viii meet whether
the treaty k ratified o. not
There was intention part Of trainers Of peaes treaty
10 crush any people.
The treaty 0way the chains Of oppression and vss
small nations the right 70 live their own lives
ia rather have everybody my side than b armed
10 the teeth.
This treaty attempt 70 right the wrongs q Enrope
snd Ia my humble opinion u measurable success.
There can be no good government psses uslsss ths
people themselves ussied. @
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-10
PREACHER FINED $500
FOR BEATING Ills NON

kaasAs cny. ~. s~ss o~issv~~ad
David Bail. pastor u she Psntsecntal
church a the Naxarens. WAS fined
$500 here today ON charge os ~'hip.
ping hts s.ycar old son. Jos Tbs boy
was covered with woiia
The lads offsnss. the father aaid,
was playing hockey fran sunday
school and awoclasiew with boys he
should avoid
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-10
oEGAr rvpHooN m
CHINA KILLS MANY

Annoy. China. Sept io~-A great ~
plscon aweps over the suathesss coast
on Monday last. resulting IN the death
of AZ leass three thousand persons.
according to reports from W Chow
rho tyE hoon was accompanied by q
tidal wave os ss feet high.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-10
AuSTIuANS Sign ON
THE DOTTED line

81 0srmair. 8sps iow-or Kari
Rsnrsr, head of the Austrian dele.
pxtlcr 10 the pssee conferences
siunsd the treaty " csses BE-.
tween shs alilsd and ssseeisssd
powers and the Austrian rspusi'a
a. iosts o'clock shss morning.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-10
WILL pasAcr AZ ,os

Pittsburgh. n. Sept io--Jass 10
prove he still IL "in the game" Rev
Alber, yogeI. aged ios. ~iIl preach
nex, Sunday morning II tho First
German Methodist Episcopal church
here.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-10
BURNED CAR or MAN
WHO TOOK WIFE DRIVING

WAKE Hail. ~. Sept lo--Csvsre
Mayb~rrys wife went asscmoa,ikng
Nth William Arnold and when ahey
ssfs the car temporarily. George. who
lad bAen following. cTemasei she ma
chaDe by settinx fire TO q straw stack
se piled afsoat 4. He " under sFress
charged ssA arson
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-10

Messv tass. sAep& Se'~An c~ssssss'
prcss~s against Amoss~a Arww AIR.
rlane< sru~~tmx sA~ fwussw lnsc Mes
kAn ssrrsefy. ~. t>~n aAdss~~~d "a
tho vansd states a@p~rsm<Us ~ shs
M.xic~a svvvramvns. AcSo~Asns "a
salvsau nsaxv r~rn~aass. Ia Charge
~ tbs terclsa &syAsrs a~p~rtm~ns iis
sasa that the asss rrvscss.d AGAINST
had sak.a plAc~ IN Heacs~, cAsAuAh~A'
co~hulia snd Lower California;.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-10
MASsACHUsETTs COVER
NON CALLS OFT GUARDS

sssssr. esps 'o-osvssnss cesiItee
sssiy shIs sstspse~ called - ~
gsussh beiSass - ~ saatS ouse6.
r.aes " - ths tftb, i2sk ae6 sosh
rsSbmeNts sN6 . msshiss oss sem.
pssy ~ ere i4th rsesmsNt. yheos
tssepv wsss sr6sss6 y vspsss = ~.
n esAsrs 4 go.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-10

Minneapolis Heps se-~rh~ tlr~t
Stage " President wilsoa's saur oe
ihe coaatry developed oas unmissAks
ab'e fact. sha gespss ilke ~ hsar hsns
lamh~st ihs ssuasufw. ttA~ auAi~ne~s
Ilss~n Att~ntly~ly enough 10 ht~ ~.
plantations " sArlous articles ~ th~
treaty and u I'm l~Axu~ ot n16t0as.
hat X h. not until ~ b~xins 10 taih
sbost tA~ ~am~xlax twxoswneer "
"soms xvntlsussn'' In ws~hh1wson s1Ast
sAs crowd. warm W ~ ~ cAist -
seasiys. And then shs tNsdsv A. hits
shs greater ihs dsiieAs N ~ h~srsss.
wAss ~ announces sh&k - asotAA
fighting slood II vps ~ svckss ch@ws
of approval
II " pa disfscuh 10 siad i r~aSoa
FOR All u this. There h nsovw 70 y
than the mere AH~Fieaa Iov~ ~ :
sacr~p" lIe had NOT be~n ~ hours
out of washinxton whsu v b~rAns~
apparent that the people u th~ csrsns
sry arc weary "a tho petnt cf dtsxuse
with she way tbs lr~~ty stsht has bssn
handled in the asIlonsi es5at2t 1his
lnprsmslen grvws stranger A. th~ pr~ss
lasnt generates sur,hwr snta ~ west.
Il WAS evidenced strskhaxiy IN d.
sl.,lnss last night when The prs~tiant'n
address wan preceded bf 4 prayer ut
tered by bishop i.onsi~y ot shs npsss
repal church. bishop tonxlsy pvayra
| tras peace may eoase W tht~ sersatfy
and ID All shv ~efid ~ pr~yvd that
taomo who oppose ths eovsnsns ef shs
| Iaa gus might como oas " tfs dArk-
| ueas in Witch they dwell and sew The
Insw yision which n hsfure the uni.
jsers. II vas III. first inyeeaticu o.
The trio and Apgear~d 70 make desp
impression upon Mr. wiIsou.
People Seem impatient.
| The tnpatlsnrs " the peopl~ wisn
The s.aas. and this lapsstsnes Il ~
most an mtroax among the f~pubiisaas
as tha democrats IA dns 10 siss eoa :
vietion smc,s All who have sivss shs
subject though that ths treaty y sure
10 b. rxified In the fsrsu whinh sven
Ishe president himself will lind se'
Icsptsble. Thsy depior~ the wnrws'
and nj feeling ~hlch 10 bssnx enxrn'
asrsd by .he delay and want 70 s~'
lane Whole matter dsssDssd cs- Minns'
-.a.@.~,~..ssrsss =
tContinusd on Faes :. Col VI
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-10
Starring the Spirit

Al sszs~~s tAeoioxsczi sznsnsyv
hz4 afrer-3<6 Tor fifty rsszrse~-s
10 <Azstr a. cx&6s1sfss Scr shs Csrss-
Tan mEriksr7- TIE sxboog tina Se-
rers@aEx ss s;gnaSssr estsssszhn~ss
ssse - cfFsr re- xszczs1s klsA eo1-
Es<zssns r1s4 oiAxr sEsrstss.sas q
sEx1znx sx ho@e xs< sSsrsS YS
tnsasSz ef ~eszsng sorzA sfdSom re-
rx1ren<usx sor tho<e sAs se<x ~
ysrsss. g. sSs,ss1s strsax1 s<r~szs-
szx % sxxrs~s sd xxs<szs1s1 vos-
s1sxers-
Tls zssuxesxtts1 81 t1as h ssmsss.
sp< lie vsrIsnx X xsrez 10 <ssnrse~
ssS Ssees ss< csts~< h scs<zsx- ~
sxr e sbe azzrt<<S. --he isbsrey a
~1sshy ~ - kzrx.- ~ - - n0h-
ing 20 sAe~ <ksx we m's<n = Tee
DFervssx sz41 ns4srYsTD>rs - msris-
t<s7 81 - nDsorADsn szAs ser<r ssz
fevxs yvung 1ez -sEzrt y - : e.
rs<x- The see~1sy oozSskS1os ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-10

wsshsngTDn, Sept To- Every AmeF.-
can soldier who bcoams casually
in -he war sxzanss Germany ~ issi
has bern socoansed for.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-10
Short Cuts To
Home News

~ n HArix. ~sno~hsfa.~ ARRESTED
~ The rsv rolscs last ~eek en- VAS
rAaey eAsrxe sfser Ae Aad b<~n dis
covered hy rrsns pre~n In bis rccw
ssssmsssar 70 rife Ass pcSkess tAssr
safz~A oegr to sAe ecasty authorities
o. eAsres ot reshsns several pAsroas
IL the Alame Ac;sl was held on the
specific charge nAae ~ the county
xsternev, ct stealing = watch worth
less than - He ~as given 81 days
In the ecaaty t2ii The first cAArge
against the aere~head was grand
lxrccsy, aas II Developed that the
~stcA sseaea ~ss not safrscAeasls val.
uasle - make that charge stick, ~
sAe cAxrge VAS ~a&need to a naasds-
mesnev. Harris Is ncsed nscrpAEns
gses& ana vAen drivsa crazy tof The
sarcStAe ~lil ao snytAlas 80 sesare
n0ars Ia bay a. Tas pity Of Il an is
that the drag ss sps&ressly 10 easy
70 secure.
---rosa Jeakans. prcprse'er et the
Sscre fer tae Be~ and his Daddy, len
las; nAxes for Chicago and osAsr
eastern markets. Ne vii hay a stock
" nlf-y staff for his store while away
Ard ~sll ee absent scs DAYS In the
meantime Col Lloyd Leass wtlI con
naHa he ssss and viii a. Il viiA his
usual rrAaasfy and splema
Nose welne~rssr sefs this wreck
Ger Ne~ York where he goes TO bay
rseas Tor ses d 4 N store Nose
Ass rus beea back to New York tor
maay wears. but &c says be bets 10
wAll be AHA 10 PICK his VA over The
old rosse he used 10 xasea when A0y
striving FOR living In the great
metropolis NAea Nose came from
sAe ol1 country he. os coarse landed
"a New York There I've stayed until
sas cal OF tss wsss hss Alra ana he
came sAss way He never ~cRi back
Ard Il i needless 10 a24 thai The
same Old Moses made good Ia the
wesiera land os promise.
Gar. TAwxzrs. retarRed solassr
wAsse vcsce every oae scres TO hear
xsli Stag " Ebe she~ssx of Red Cross
pscasres st the Farss PreshySerl2n
caaFxh IT. $50 TAar~d&s svess~x
NefAls~ bui praise suv saax Rea Gross
~ beard sros1 any ssa shO has becn
20 the service an1 I. j. especially ap-
prnprsAse sAks Mr. Taweart Will sing
several soaos as ,his entertainment. In
psshcA w.N he shcvr tee wonderful
work that fhe Greatest Mother az the
Word dsG, nos Only for her own sol
3iers hs. for ibcse OF the Allied Ma
tAonx Mrs Bic2sI. who teiped the
Red Cross Garry Or here al hcae.
xfl also rsve several selections in Aer
ussal desigastnl roaqs Tie enies-
tssnment ss free and shs pueiic IL
cordially saritea Rev Co SschoHs
hss fsn6.y conseate1 to briefly eS-
si.sn tbs p9csarss a. they are tarovn
oa the screen.
The Chald's Welfare committee oil
the City Federation meet yesterday s'
tie city Astl 10 cEssine plans 10 co.
s5%rzss with the Red Cross The
coxszGssee ia A. soaoirs. Mesdame.
Geo spser. ~ Nlssiey. A @ Dgbbens
cecl PxrA&Eu. Pred Halne. Maggi.
B1rxs. Ray DxrAs
These marriage lsxen - were ~.
s8r1 Ny Ccarz Clerk Mrs. MARTHA Nea
ss-acs yesterday. NJ A Kesler. zs. sns
es%4&ase Ksesn. ts. sosA of Okishons
Cry. veSrf Maybe. - and chssstsss
DSck&s~. -. bofh os %9vsrz
--hcesr1 Damn The m2n charxes
rs-A FvbSsng LswrsE<s prxstoa. Rori
lsAsSs secssOr hand. on he evening q
August ~. ~ b<anx Tried tn coznsy
a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-10

scouiiausd % fsss :. Col q

Judge Hiidrsth. "rwsddis = oss
o. she worlds srsstsA mlassdias
foress"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-10
PRESIDENT N SPEECHES
IS DIPLOMATIC
QllAlIF1ES tlls No nEDE1l.
VATlON" (Isf nv ADDING
IN. IMPORTANT RGA-
psx.r~; TOtN HlslNCS
OFT GREAT
CROWDS


tHY As&x# Af&H VfS&S
On osAre prssstsws Wll<p~'s
spsssAi vrsir. esps io~-pssssesce
Wilson ~ss Nss1'su tss wsse v.
day ~ s~s ~ she ls~ssss Ises -
ME ssvetsy vide spsakiws sssr
Ter shs peace sssssy. Nssviy sss
hsls aay ~ss given svsr u travel,
me saly ssss ~ h's sshs<sis ~.
Ing = short srs a eIs~srsk. ~. o.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-10

--Hcem1 Damn the u2n charged
with roaS.ng L&~reres Prs~oa. Rock
lsAsSs secssor hand. op she eveninx cs
Azxzss -. u being fraed tn coznsy
coa-z before Jsdge A II Bcsss to-day.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-10

These marriage licen - we're ~
s1s-s w CSars Clerk Mrs. MARTHA Neal
si-ace rssterdsy. NJ A Kesler. -. and
tes=z&lse KleSn. s's. sosA of Oklahoma
crv. vxrt Maybe. - and chrsstssn
Dsckzsr. -. beth q <9vsra.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-02-17

Florida has 10000 lakes. Lake
Okeechobee. the second largest lake
within the union, has an area of
nearly 1000 square miles--more than
half as large as the state Of Rhode
Island.