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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-24
U. S. WILL SIGN
BULGARIAN PACT
Corr1nnnY nm m ufllily WIN Ne SLIM
scr Than tsr oiiaer Powrrs.


PARIS. Nov. 2A-The American
delerates to the peace Conference not
having received Instructions TO the
contrary. will sign the bulgarian
pence treaty. unless there are new de-
velopments before Thursday. The
ceremony, which will be much sim
pier than those az Versailles and ~.
Uermasn. will take place In the ma
yor'a Office at Neullly.
Frank 4. Polk. American UNDER
secretary OF state. probably will sign
for the United States; Cecil D.
Harmsworth. British under secretary
for foreign affairs. Tor Great Britain ;
Sir George II. perley, for Canada.
Andrew FISHER for Australia: Andrew
". Iakenherg. for South Africa
Thomas Mckenzie for New Zealand
Dr. Edward nencs for C~xecho-Slo-
vnkia. Baron Van Den HeuVel for
BclHium: Victor Antonesco, Ruman-
ian minister TO France, and GENERAL
Coanda. Rnmanian premier TOR Ru-
mania: and ~. Trumbitch, Jugo-
Slav foreign minister. Nikqla y
Pachitch. former serbian premier
and M. zelger. for Iugp-Slavia.
A. Stamhuiiwsky, the Buisariar
premier. whose credentials were yer.
lied today at the foreign office, vii
sign for Bulgaria.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-24

SALT srE MARIE Mich. New
ea-The hope hesd ~ marine men
that some OF the crew % the steamer
nr1on. sims on white flah point "a
ihr gale of Saturday and sunday,
might have survived. WIS VIRTUALLY
Abandoned AZ noon today when no
ferlhrr news was received from cram
searching for lha victims.
CAPTAIN Nrron BlodEctf of h corn-
pnnt ownlnr the wrecked xcsrtis sad
he believed that The crew numbered
~. Licensed uificeFs defintteiy kno~n
40 Ia( been on board are Captain
WaIlor nj NaaI 81 Bay Cay, Nicnienn,
master: william Lyons. Marine Ctty,
Mic6Inan. mate. n. n. buchanan,
conhtanf. Ohio. CHIEF engineer: Louis
nAalan. TonaWandn, n. n. second
eneIneer and Floyd A. White. address
unknown. chief cook.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-24
DOTS and DASHES

SAN FRANCIsCO-Charies NJ.
BelHhaw, former state senator and
against Hiram johnson FOR
governor In 1914 Mrs. Belshaw n
Mrs. -. Il. Sherwood Of Spokane, were
Killed when their automobile rolled
over n high elm az Halfmoon Bay. 80
miles souta Of here.
MONTREAL-The main buildings
u the University OF Montreal. better
known as Laval University. were de-
stroyed by IRE. entaillng a loss OF
tfe0. 900. Lighted cigarettes probably
cnuard the blaze.
WfTTE. Mont.-Fire swept. the
wholesale district OF Butte, causing a
loss estimated at more than s2s0.O0O.
The heaviest loss was Suffered by the
Montana Wholesale Hardware com
pany. owned by former Senator w. A.
CLARK.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-24

Mrs. Frederick Wynn " IN the
city. the guest OF Mrs. George Simms.
The following named persons THIS
morning appeared In police court on
charged OF traffic violations. A. j.
Nicholson. taxi driver. received a nne
Of ffs for speeding. George Holt
man was fined SIS FOR reckless drlv-
ing. 7. J. Mahray was fined SIS for
speeding. A. r. Baca was fined $40
fof passing a street car from which
passengers were being d'seharEed
severni ether persons charged with
violations Of traffic ordinances VIII
appear In police court at 3 o'clock
his afternoon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-24
TREE BOTANIsT VISITS
SOUTHWEST DISTRICTS

George II. SuhWofth OF washington,
g. the dendorolOfist. or tree
botanist' of the forest service. b.
spending several weeks In the south
western districts investigating the
range o. several disputed tree species
Mr.. subworth Is the oldest man In
point OF service. In he forestry d.
He Is the author ~ "a numror
~ hooks. among them being Forest
Trees OF the pacific slope" and Com
ferrous Trees ~ the Southwest"
Together with "a MEMBER OF men
from the LEGAL forest service Mr. sub
worth visited the ''guayule' or rubber
plantations south % Tucson. The
Ruayule plant Is indigenous 90 north
ern Mexico. and southern Arizona and
New Mexico. This immense pianta-
ton IL owned By a very wealthy cor
poratlQn ana IL cnusing much interest
AZ e product Of our arid areas.
Superintendent r. O. Miller Of the
coconinO forest ear Fiagstan, Ariz.i
H. IN the city. lie was formerly n
ranger on the Manzauo forest. Hugh
Caikins has returned from % 0cld trip
In the sacramento mountains.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-24
8 SAILORS GET
6 MONTHS IN JAIL
Convicraf 81 Rlounx In Bosuon and
AtoIcItatL

BOSTON. Nov. si.-Eight sailors
were sentenced today 70 six months
In jail for isotinE a. a result ~ an
early morning disturbance IN Scollay
Square in which police and state
guardsmen baftlcd with a crowd OF
100 n~luejackets. The trouble started
last night when police frustrated an
attempt 20 rescue a sailor who a
been arrested for drunkenness.
Later endorsements from battie-
ships az the navy yard marched TO
the Quare where 25 policemen and
100 Euardsmen met nd routed them
with clubs and took eight prisoners.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-24
FLYING PARSON
SEEKS NEW RECORD
WA steas AGREES Country and MAKE
Only OSo stop.

NTSEpLA \. " NoA. 2f.-tAeu-
tenant Kelvin w. Maynard. one OF
ne winners In the army recent
trana.contineniai air race, Will starr
from here wednesday or Thursday
morning on his attempted one-stop
cross country fight. u was announced
to-day. He plans to ~ from here 20
Dallas. Texas. where ne VIII rest oNer
mani and than 40 on the next day TO
san Diego, California.
l.teutenan' Maynard will use a spe-
clally designed Da Hayiland four ma
chine. known as the "dreyhound''
Tie machine i capable OF attalnins
4 speed 81 iS0 miles an hour ana has
an unusually large storage capaciv
for oh and gasoline. a ~ Whi
be carried ~ a passenger.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-24
DOCTORS TESTIFY
! IN GARDENER CASE


Five doctors testified this morplnE
n q claim brought BY prl j. A. Heidv
aeainat The Gardener eniato for tha
sum 81 $1,000 tor professional services
TO he IRta Mrs cArdonef, GOVERNS =
period Of ak days Hearing was be-
fcr4 yetat ~ r. Hiensy and me
~entstias IS y value o. a Doctors
services o1supsfd the sweater portion
Of the da4
Doctors CORNISH. Franklin. peerce.
1letelatt and cipes tfstIntd for the
defense. Df, Ntldy maintaining th5t
Mrs Gardener should pay In propor-
on much The anmn xfnundh hat the
famous Mayo Bn1fifra maxi thrlr
ratea. that The value AZ meQic4t scfti-
Cos wa AZ Gfoat ~ the pa4icnt could
Afford 10 Ray,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-24
DRUMMER BOY
OF SHILOH DIES
Ent.vd ciuI War at the Agc OF Ten
Years.

lEOflAt HiAs nov -fs-i. ~.
Munroe. famed after the Civil War
as the drummer hoy Of Shiloh" "
dead here today at age OF 20 years.
He entered the northern army at the
age OF 10 years from burlington. Ia.
and erv NJ a drummer hoy IN
company !. sixth regiment, Iowa vol
unfeer Infantry. A statue of him ~
a drummer Is on the soldiers monu
ment In Dcs Moinou. la.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-24

necausc Of its tonic and laxative
effect. LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
tTahletHl can be taken hy anyone
without causing nervousness or ring
INK in the head There ls only one
"Rrimo Quinlnc.F T.. W. GROVES
signature on the 20 soc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-24

All the swallow tribe are found
In every part Of Great Britain, in
Guiding the Shctlandr, except the
swift, which Is not found In those
ialauda
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-24

DEMOCRATS CALL MEETING
WARRINGTON. Nov. %. rho
democrats national committee and
the wOmen's associate committee
we're called by National Chairman
cummings today 10 meet here Jan
uary , 20 ~ a time and place Tor The
national convention next year.
The Evening Herald Is the New
Mexico paper that put the "Class'
IN 0Iasslhed advertising.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-26
DEATH or EuNicE
cuNN,NcrAM

" X v u y u VI !. 4 " y X Il i
Eunice Cunningham died AZ swink
Colorado, pscember IL. 1879 Sh.
was bern noar Crescent. Okla. lau,
nary IA. la9ss For time dnrine ths
past year shs made her home wisl
her father. W Cunningham. IN Nal.
hall Nhe became delicate In 0oalst
aud her father hoped im sa.sng her h
Colorado abe would he RESTORED Il
health. but instead ahe gGadualls
Krew worse
EunIce leaves father. fonf sister.
and six hfuu era 20 mourn her death
Her mother died fsw ssags ago.
This body arrived fl Mulhsll last
Sunday. December IA. 1919 fuaeeal
services wrfe held that afternoon al
the Mount Carmel church, eighl mllas
southwest Of Mulhail. conducted n3
u,ss, HaselrigK The ffail form was
laid 20 rest IN the McSally cemetery
A little flowcr has been purkad in
the aprinailma uf life. and planted IN
the paradise of God ta 9ruw In an
eternity . MulhalI Journal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-26
'''''ii i|IlII ai' f,l
c0lDs IND FLU
caietahs, the New hapssAlsal
calcusl Ts6lsss. Cut shor.
colda and Hay Prevent rlu
~ Keeping Liver Assivs.

physicaSns hare iswrred from ex.
r<rsence. daring the epidruAlc ~ lnfla
enza, shat one n she most imnSrsAnl
factors IN The prevention az flu aud
pnemsnnnts 10 to keep the liver active
- that th~ digestive crxsn~ usMy b.
tn pcsfcw werkins nrd~r ana she sys.
tenn thereby enabled 10 throw etf cold !,
check sore thrunts. and Fp~ist ssricsss
complications For this purpose shey
hsve foand that the asw. nansesl~ss
eatofnel tables salted c2ictahx. are
Tar more effective even than che old
style cAiosn~i. which Was formtalE' che
universal tasorste. ~ CNiuAbm a. moi
weAk~n the r~sieni. nor Interfere with
the appetite and dixssticn
AZ the flrxt sign " cold or Anss
throat. doctors recommend enc Gallo.
tab nc bed time with swallow os
wssvr. that's alt No salts. NO nsa.
sra, nor the slightest interference
With your ds~. pleasure. az work
NEXT morning yua wake up feeling
fine. scus liver II active. and yrur
appetite is keen tor a good breakfast
soid only Ia original scaled packages,
price thirsy-five cents Al dsusx1&ss
recommend ana guarantees caloiahs
Your nacnsY hack II yoa are not De-
For sour esutestkcn CAlotshs are
lighted wnh them,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-26
Women Must Accept Their Olgn heSlv,4s.o...-
ties Henoefonh, Says Mrs Raymond Robins

rhs Imewas;onal co~sssn cl
Wmkang Ncmsu the kfu s>ssil
sss<ssnx ~ sAks plase ia the hswory
81 lh< world ID iuss . p&sS es tks
vrsnsn's movement 81 the votld. 10
th< words cf Mr., k1smsnd kchas
pxexi6eut ~ The NasiouaI Wuutn 4
Trade tnsnn League ~ Amsssea,
shth os9Sa.sss'on has eaued ,h<
CcUxre~ icf > meeting N W4shlnx.
lon. Ocsch<v "a
-Women.s Mrs Reh.ns msA -ars
sousyins now that they must se.
tvrs their own responsibilities and ~
spnest hase their ~0asrs attended H.
b. psosy. Men eanhos lake thr sn
hre responslhslilv Cor ske World
rhesr knowsesirs must h< supple
asAssd hs thai ol wwm~n Ilense
ehsn II Was harmed that the Inter
aAss.sal Labor Canierwucr Was u
mses In Washlrxsca IL O~spAer. shs
fsls.sh womsn's uswaassasinns w.
sevaed. ~ vote Of their menshsssh.p.
te Ak the National \Acmcn'a Trade
tnsen League oi America W cav an
international Congress ot Woskis8
Wamea IN WAsh,ns,nn the ~eet
erios ,e the labor constsewsr IN or.
avs that sht Funs "a their discussions
and tesnlusions mAghs liz of nsr 10
The Lt0r cuaisfsnse proper wlssr
ihsi body scck ar ,he dsssnsssnr ~
employment of women child IAlrf
and rfu,rcilnu oi nAnshess ard bah.
ss Ascnfdingiy. each sowsssy w@s
ssked 10 send ten scesvdsssd dele.
gates
Tho greatest result Of ihis Con.
ssess should be the establishment ~
mutusI understanding and faith be-
tween wsnen ~ sil nassnnsllsieM No
sonssnlgsise work fnf shs future can
ks achieved unlsN il u built nrpn
fellowship md definite nudvfs,znd'
ING ol onv aashsfs problems Al
Inc present moment ~ndisas asTnnes
can b. bali ur hy mich psup'e 81
Ali couusfsss MAY vet tegsshef 20 sss
ehanee their rxp~tanssx and idsas
70 % the present MANY of shrse haa :
lvec closed "a working womsn The
Congs, ~ eHsrs this opportunity fer
On interchange IL thought an slse
Subjects whkh affect them mcaY
kglslatIorn concerning employment.
child lslsoy. rare oi mothers and pro.
lection ot women in hazardous h.
dustfits.
Wherever there Il shi'E rot Fei4
ting ~ tair ehsner II u np 10 fhe
working sfoafrn of the world 10 give
Ass ehild iss chance Wherever there
IA woman sanersne k<vssse shs hiss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-26

bestA flxAtlnx ~ dAyil&hs. rrsasix1
xas On ne lookcut and had VA mru
aadev srnss all nixAt The battle ~.
ran a. the stated sla@. All of oar
sntrenchments in iron. ci the fort
were eSpsarci. sns iAolmcs' army wxs
unable 10 enter
rAt ~ o'clock In the mernlax h~
savs ~ hope of sneesss and ordered
q scffcxs.. A. our army uas small
Ss made no Aiieup, 10 parsae ths
re,rcAiing array.
In making his repors Of shix b~t-
tic hessncs pat rir loss Al i.Szx men
onr loss Was "a.
= recall very readily my exp<si-
ence In golag over lie battlefield 10
pick ap the dead ard wounded The
soldiers lay so shicx on sss ground
! could hardly ~Aik without stepping
ON the bodies II was sickening 10
me ! don't want 70 70 lhrouxh sneA
y trial assln. Cope the tiuse will
come when wars ~lIl H. NO more
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-26

While ! am getting along In years
haviRy reached my fcur score sns
~ SAYS Comrads Fsed Pfped % Mni
hsil there comes 10 my mind quite
vividly ~ umrs greats Or ne cisi
War.
y Was a member of Go "A. .rlrA
kansAs Cavalry, Col. powell slas /.
ton. commander. ard one ~ tAc
famous battles IN which hts nglmert
took part Was iAst fought at Iie'ens.
Arkansas, July I. 1855
The army Of The Soaia was max
inx . strong effort TO break Gen
Grants line OF ecmmunicaiIons aud
10 relieve pemhertcn At vltksharv
The eonsmandes OF tc southern arsnY
~ Arkansas was Lieut. Gen. r w..
Hosmes
Helena had heen occupied hy the
noithern army since July. fSe2. under
coinnssnd ot Maj-t'cn. Il. NJ. prrnfEs-
and numbered tliss men. The fort
WAS quite well fortified.
Holmes reached Helena on ths
sveuins Of Jals !. 1858. With an army
Of S.cvc men. and the orders were 70
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-26
MULHALL NOTES

James Wlntnn has teen called IA
Wea,heftofd On account of rae slck
ness of his mother
Mrs. Noah Wilson ID visiting her
daughter. Mrs Maekey. at ussry.
Charles Ward living eleven miles
wos, of Malhall. was In io~n sunday
Miss Ina Miller. daughter OF Rev
Miller. - Ut Tome again after an ex-
tended vial, with rela,iscs In OKLA
homa CITY.
W. n Matthews attended the
bankers meeting AT Oklahoma cliy
last week.
Jonas lieilnan was county sea.
visitor on Thursday OF last week.
Mrs &. J. Galisway visited wi...
Guthrle folks ras latter par, VI last
week
Charles Bennett was here from
Wichita a few DAYS last week greet !.
ing old friends
Mrs J \. Thompson had 20 mlsa
few days school last week on sc.
count OF sickness
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-26

Prank Blrckci's is.ycn old hoy bas
his leg bfcsen the other erenIni
shortly after leaving town IN hts VIA,
home. The horse be vas fidins
slipped aud fell with him.
r. ", Reed has letter from bis
daughter. Mrs q. A. Scott. Of Kansas
city. sayinx shire IN gcttIps along fine
with her studies At tho business col
.ese.
w. W. Mcmillan made . bssibeSs
trip 10 Guthrie on Thursday OF last
week.
Lyman Williams has sold hts rest.
dence property In Tho norua part of
town to Lester cunnlngham oi
Missoufl.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-26

TINS rnmtrlsss+ uH IAsegnssiensi
Relationships shgMld ~ shle ~ Msys
A. ishnltt lmsafasastsm VI WhaI IA
hApyeAlssx sssspsm wvukssx wsWsxu
slHnsghaps shs w0yhi "a Nwb pwa
Mssseg a say easNwatsxsaI msxaasss
tlaa does
III u quite ~ sfNs shas 1 nassnn
sle rnDss sAan 81 lasHsssdsal Tsn Eve
aloass tlps AgaidarAs tlseseavFts
mnfs n tested Ia lhute III sisv wuslh
snd 80 10 ~llh aa lstva shst gigss are
helping me wsHnsa ia wv ~asli
Mgs kntasNs Il anv mf slAs Ave sxiss
FAlss lspm fhs NAtlaHAl pum~ss's
Tfads tfslon IssTne ~ AMsssga wAr
was elected III sss ssssugh tsHulsi
sassventsam ua lias aswsMaMtsma hssd
n PHILADELPHIA Ia innxs ta "A IN lle
inlffnaliousl Congress ~ Wssk s#w
NanNn She u srvayfsNg Amh
her slase IN MaahiaNsnW eawlplssiAg
aetsnssmsais iet Ihs toaXvssA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-26

Many PHYSICIANS believe that anyvn.
who has bad cold should ne osmpipta'
~ Isolated 10 prevent other mamheF'
Of the family and associates trnm ron
tracing the diesso. ~ colds afo about
~ catching a. maaaieA. una nains
sure thu aooner ans rids hlnseIf 81
a cold shs less The danger. aud yuu ~iIl
look good white before yva fiud 1
bettrs medislnn than chamherlain's
Cough Remedy 10 a'd you ln curiag !
cold.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-26

These tablets are intended especi ial.
t. Indigestion and constipation
rhey tone up the iseniaca and cnabls
Il to perform its functions naturally
They rot gently n igsNjiver and bowels
thereby restoring the stomach and
towels 10 = healthy condition. When
vou feel duh, stupid aud constipatod
give them a trial You are certain TO
be pleased with their effect.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-26
'BERMlDIsxs tANxUr
MY MOTOR tAIts

Hamilton. nefmuds. Dne ~ a
vigorous effort 10 faise tho ban ~
cars has failed The house essembls
yesed N 10 ~ against Il For as lsa4l
another year Bermuaians and yIsiF
inw tourists will continue 10. walk
ridr bicycle or drive hnrse % ol
yore.
since little ssntucket cnpisais,ea
10 the forces of psogress this colon,
has held an sinies, unlauc positot
ia opposition 10 ths uAs of sStomo
biIrs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-26

not had 4 ialf th.nce In me-, the
working wnmea N she wvfld mmsi
see e. Il thai ao eshsg aofnan nlnsfs
isam NE saass tesssn lsss suss ihs
rnsassoa ol wamen i hn&lis sssgsA hy
'hs wpnsn Who haze sht least
rA a Fssdil II The gaissehaage AZ
ideas which hss sitsAds takyn place
tstwssn wuAMsn III shs wurld sAe
AmsfIcAn N0meiss Trade Union
league has aplsssnlsd 4 fomsnllsse
~ in'srnalional Relationships III
which | am chairman fhF oshsF
msmh<rs are MIS- Mary Ansieysnm.
head IL ihe Ncmsm's Hursau 81 he
| United Ssatrs Department ~ | abr !.
Miss Agnes Newer, site-rfesldeal "a
The International Glove Workers tEa-
Ion. Chicago. Miss Julia Ot'0nnpr,
psesidsp, ~ shs Trlfrhnwe Opss
alers talon. nestnn. Miss R0te
Sehnsidsfnann. pfsssdsrl n she Nsw
ynsk weaSns Trade Inian LEAGUE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-26
Housg eueNep.

David Moore. VI llves about seven
miles southwest ~ Mulhas'. had hls
house burned ON ThutsdAs Of last
scek II eanFht fire from The fiae In
the loti Most of the contents we're
saved.
Mrs. EF el Rivers has returned 20
her homo ai G~sry after ~eeh b
visit With her aunt. Mrs NJ Wilson.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-26
"W[Ts' TO SUE US.
F0R AOl,ll0,D0l
Liquor Interests Of Nation 70
Seek Compensation Yor
Loss Through Prohi.
bition

Chicago. Dec. es.-.-I.iaunf interest,
estimated te~ir iosscx As resul, OF
the eniovcment OF the wartime pro-
hIbition law at t&oo. .ooo .oc0. accord
ingly 10 . statement made here today
y Levy Mayer. chief counsel for the
iissillers III the Middle West.
He announced thar sns 10 recover
approximately this sum from The
unasa States government will be fii.
I'd In the Court of Clains az Was ing
ion Ne will go to New yora ncxi
Monday or Tuesday TO eonfcr with
the legal Representatives OF certain
liquor interests with regard 10 the III
inR OF 'ihe suit.
Mr. Mayer explained ,ha, this action
II entirely apart from the prcceedinsa
attacking constitutional prohibition,
10 be submitted TO the United Staies
Supreme Court.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-26

The laissd sAlassA NeAat tlHAhs "
leers are on the - sals E1sesiax ii FaaA
sad pay as eftlssFs ~ shs aAst Az
psInsmsssn ~ ssastahlss aFv made
ailnr apsnnNtlslsn .ls.a slpns asn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-26
chalsrMAa axrAclsss.

Sunday WIS = beautiful day.
Meetings wcrs held u the different
churcBcs TO srraa9s Christmas pro-
grams. The children Of the town arc
10 have treats snd the christmas
trees wilt be :sdsn wiih s.fiA u wlii,
indeed. be 4 Merry t'hfIsssnps
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-26

MANY hospitals and other health In !.
stItutions Ia England now include
women ON their boards OF manage
ment and public rosi,ions which usnd
70 be filled by men. are now open
10 women doctors as well.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-26

lMgsef ~ Hssrds N f8fa 8e
firsys W ias tAA8s flaassE A A
nslweAs@a af ghH sfesss kGA8H 4ssta
IA New tNmasAw sWa sa eaa
saesslnH tAfeH YNp e@ga a1sa sK
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