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LIBERTY B0NDURI 81 MARCl
DE RAZBOI,
Vindeti-le la moi p1n4 sunt pre-
turtle bune. Simon este cea mai
cinstitx cas4 de schimb. Platin,
bani gaia ori ce sum4 de Libert.
Bonduri 81 Marci de R4zboi. We
niti 10 Room PIG Lennox Bldg
etajul al doiles, East 9th 81 Eu
cid Avenue, de-asupra Ia Singe'
Sewing Machine Co. Deschis zil
nic, afara de Dumineca pin la
,rele 6 D. m. vi trat4m cinstit 81
vi dam preturi bune. (1x6)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-28
G A u T

pc fratele meu Lazar Cismasiu
din comuna Turnisor, judetul 81
blu, Romfnia Mare. Eu vreau sa
ma due in patria veche. ii rog
sa-mi raspunda prin scrisoare,
sau cine site ceva despre dinsul,
il rog ami scrie pc adresa asta:
loan Cismasiu, 5000 Carson Str.
Pittsb1irg, Pa.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-28
G A U T A M

$50 de lucratOri la puncrea de
tevi pentru gaz natural la Com
pania Hope Natural Gas Comp.
in West Virginia. - Plata $500
pc 10 ceasuri. Drumul gratis.
Compania da corturile, salte-
lele etc. - Toti Oamenii care vrea
sd vina. la acest lucru sd fie III
Pittsburg in 20 Iulie 1919.
N. ROMANO,
443 Third Avenue, Pittsburg, Pa
(74-76)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-28

trei rinduri de cuglarie america
ma de prima clasa, Gu toate ccle
trebuincioase pentru ele. Sc Wind
din nina liberia. Deci cine dores
te sd alba o cuglarie buna, acu.
ma este timpul tocmai potrivit
pentru ele.
Doritorii de afla mai detailat
despre toate, sunt' rugatl a Sc a
dresa la:
Lazar NegrDa, 1909 Putnom Ave.
GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
(74-79)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-28
Z MICA -
.uBLiCITAEM.l
1kx2KERSQj
DE WHARF

Restaurant 81 salon Gu bar i'll cen
trul Rominilor, intre fabricile ce-
lie mai mari dimprejur.
Pentru informatluni mai dea
proape 1ntrebati la:
JACOB MEHR,
5706 Stone Ave. N. w., Corn Gu
West 58-th Street, Cleveland, O.
Telefon, Guy Loraih 780-R.
(74-76)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-28
Sc cAUTA

o femeie de ori ce etate, numai
sd fie vrednica, sa faca mincare
pentru un ON. Sa ingrijeasca de
0 casa 81 200 gaini. Lucrul acesta
Sc gaseste la 0 farma. Cine vote
ste sa stea Ia farma in acest coli.
ditiuni sd Sc adreseze la:
Rev. u. QAVRILESCU,
731 North 4-th Str, Philadslphia
penna.
(73-75) :
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-28
SCRISOARE DESCHISA
DOMNULUI RUDI NAN

DOMNODUl Null NAN.
Referitor la cele publicate lie
d-tra in ziarul America" am ra-
mas surprins vazind ca va facet
ca. nu stiti despre banii in chestie.
Nu til minte de atunci de cind
tia VENT apa la calciie, ca 81
spus d-ta singur ca au sosit bani
din Youngstown, trimisi de par.
Podea.
MOI, soldatii, poate nu am Fl
Stiut mimic de Ell daca mutt era
musai sa spuni. Par Cd d-ta ziceal
atunci ca sal trimitem inapOi, I'd
sa lie fie rusine a he trimite 1u-
mai att, 81 al spus ca al primit 0
scrisoare din Youngstown in ca
re-ti scria ca Ibanii de abba s'a
strins Gu firtul 81 nikela. Banll
s'au TRIMS noua soldatilor, deci
numai moi puteam decide ce sd SC
faca Gu Ell, insa moi ce puteam ia,
ce cind nici nu am vaZut BAN
nici Odata. Att am volt numal Sd
spun ca sa aduc aminte d-lui Ru
di Nan, ca a situt despre ace
bani.
N. STROIA,
fost sergent in al 112-lea Trench
mortars Battery.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-28

pc Nicolae DOlgae, care Rlecat
din Toledo, Ohio, luind pc sofia
mea Mariuta Puscas.
Dinsul a fost presedinte al So
cietatii 81 secretar financiar al
parochiei, este cunoscut ca mesc-
rias timplar.
Cine il giseste este rugat ami
"r.i-a. 81 vOiu Fl recunoscatOr
Mitrofan Puscas, 2118 Front Str.
Toledo, Ohio.
(71-76)
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RECOMANDATIE.

Avem onoarea a recomanda pu
blicului Romin pc Domnul Ioar
Bunta, care este autorizat a nj
Representa- in ori ce afaceri, nego
cieri 81 transitie de comerciu. Ru
gam a avea intreaga confidenta
find recunoscut de moi.
Gu tot respectful:
THE CLEVELAND RUBBEE
MOLD FOUNDRYs& MACHINI
CO., CLEVELAND, OHIO.
408 Sheffield Building.
(60-74)
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G 4 U T A M

Labori pentru Rolling Mills. =
Plata foarte buna. = Veniti la 6
dimi neata.
LAKE ERIE bot & MAT co.
915 East 63-rd, Cleveland, Ohio.
(74-76)
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DORESC SA MA CASATORESC
Gu fata cuminte 81 cinstita de
la Is pima la % de ami. Eu surt
ROmfn macedonian de % de ami
posed bani gaia peste 100000
destul pentru a face pc o feme-
lie fericita. DOritOarele sd trimita
poaza dior la:
379 Frank Ave-, Sharon, Pa.
(74-76)
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-21
COUNTY EDUCATORS TO
ATTEND 0. c. CONVENTION
First Meeting Of Central Eduoa.
tional Association Gives Prom
ise Of Being Most Success
full; Begins Nov. 2S

The following program VIII he given
al the first annual session cf centrxl
Education association. November 3R.
al the htsh school auditorium. Okla 4
home City. Teachers from all naria
Of the district Will be Ia aftandanse
and the Iirss convention 0f This organ
lxRtinn givg promise OF being ar ax
crasscnally Interesting ofae
Mrs Cora farrell. county superln-
tandent az Logan county ~ secretary
treasurer Of the association aud has
betn u hasy human during the geak
Preparing the details for fha meeting
The headquarters Tor shv DELEGATES i
and visiting seacherw viii be az sfe
Lee iiucklpi hotel The sessions wilt
begin AZ the high school auditorium
promptly at lD.iS on Friday morning.
November rs.
The official Frogram appears on
page 3.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-21
FORMER GUTHRIE III 81
MSS WOMAN IN CITY

Mrs George kins and son knseiand
n Webb CITY, Mo.. arn in the city
visiting Mrs Kings daughter. Mr.
Wade Helms OF MI East Villas Mrs
King lived IN Guthrie before state
rood Her husband, the late George
King ran she first racket store estab
lshed In oklahoma II was locasnd
a the old Brooks block w~t ~ tho
scader office Mrs King viii viTif
ierc for some time. As
For a number ~ years rne has been
ngaged In business In Webb City bat
recently disposed OF her interests
here and viii later on take a trip to
California and spend the winter She
sys she may comn back to Guthrie
and locate,
Guthrie has improved wonderfully
since ! was here hart, sho said
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-21

a year for gasoline. or cigars. Or din
ner parties. and cheerfuIly pay an ex-
tortionate rent, and prnfiieera
butcher bill.
But. ss surely at Monday morning
comes around, there Ms the same old
storm. the same old argument, the
same old gentle nagging ABOUT the
LAUNDRY BILL.
Now. fhere ix nothing on earth. quite
so soul ui-satffying, as plenty Of clean.
snowy linen
What b 80 apietizing. as the right
of fresh satiny. damask tableclo'h,
and the opening OF frcsh, smooth
napkin
What 10 80 luxurious ~ rack GOV
cred with clean white toweiss
What Is 50 stimulating 10 ths self
respect. - the oonsc:ousneos OF clean.
smoo<h hnxsris7
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-21

What ~ 80 surely next 20 Godlincss,
and indeed productive Of Csodhness as
delicious. perfect cleanliness
And WHO " 40 inshstent. upon hay-
ing H.. as a Man.
Yet. even In his bachelor days. hsr
laundreIs Is the first person that he
win hasgio with, or put OFF. or forget
20 ray.
And. after marriage we'll
Every wife knows how II Is,
Why don't you get a woman In by
the day Why do you let 'em sting
you like that why don't you buy .
washing -machlneg--etc. ETC.
And. q womsn's HAT
u N the keynote TO her happiness
the barometss OF hef temper
She may cheerfutly wear her tailor
ed nuk three ycars, make over her
evening xDwus. and hove her sho<s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-21
MERCHANTS SHOW FINE
Sense CIVIC SPIRIT
Woman Pays Deserved Tribute To
Enterprise and Zeal Of Local
Business Men In Welcome
10 Visitors

"A fine sense Of town sptfH Il
shown by the merchants of G.tthrk
during the rsunions of che consissor,
aud other sccrc, io~agss wh8oa rn.c,
here" said woman this morning
wno has no connection with any lodge
or society, n no not hslong 10 any
clubs and am noe gerscnaily inter
"sted In the Rite or any oihrr secret
orsfer, but | am desperately inter
"s'ted In the city and 20 all that vocx
forsh toward Sc development have
llvea here for many years. and have
yet 20 poe the iocal business na fan
down when asked sor lend hslntnw
hand 20 some home welcrxne show
Now during The past week. iuring
sln neeiing of the eonslstory thA
saers'han;s spent time and money TO
arrange things nicctv Tor she yissg
irg lady Vi asors am wurc their e.
forts were duly ar. p.rcciased. Such
hcspiialky cannot fail on empty
hearts and snals As N has darc Cor
many years past The Latx store came
o the front with a wonderfully nice
reception 90 the vi ators. Mana ser
-insr has always parsakcn of The right
'Idrit He knows thas hts sore n
,snefsfed II he heirs town industries
~lntz ~ always rAady and willing 10
end helping hand and a kind word
or all those things that SO To make
II me city He Is good adsers ser.
genuine philanshropsSt and a hard
worker In civic causes as we'll. The,
Antx clerks are also quick and vadv
. respond 20 The call OF civic u liff
IN this means great deal far q |
cwn. The other stores are eaulliy
nts~prasing The Ruckcr Burton
tore and the new Fashion Shep were
~ and doing and sheFg work onshi
o be appreciated by cisIEens sene--
liy."
~Of course. concluded the lady. |
there viii be those who wifi eay
Oh. wen. It's water on their wheel |
Iut is IT. 1t was not necesSary for |
hese stores TO 40 TO any extra ex
ense 10 entertain the visitors dalr |
ay hey woald have sold more i 'osis
nd they done nothing. Yes. ssr. IT'S
fIne spirit, a spirit OF community |
ervice
The lady In question II none TOO
orIia.ss1siatovy Tire Guthrie ssares
isplay a loyal spsrN and Il civic zeal
o. usually seven In The average city
'he ISGtr store is THE pioneer dry |
cods store o fthe city The putting |
n OF a fashion show n1nans exgense
! this hsg ens orium. hut for many |
ears IL has never failed To Join hands
aih the conSissory and other nrgan-
'ations in rendering good viii and
ospitali,y when the good of the city |
ould be snbseryed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-21

Helen Rowland. female IshilcsoDhe
Is trying TO unscrsnble ~woinsn'
Here che tells why "womeI tie to
their husbands.
Tell une'
Why rs II.
That. no masteE how generous. no
master how rich. no matter how poor.
No matter how old. CT young. or
kind. or unseifixh or intelligent q man
may BE-.
There are Two Things. w5ich al
ways rouse his fighting spirit
Two things. to which he chronscslly-
eternaily. and oonscientiously OBJ
JECTS-
The Laundry Bills' And tho price
o. his vsife's hats
He may cover her with diamonds
s.d szbecs.
He msy sgend huaireds cf doEars
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-21
GREAT OlY PLANNED
FOR SUNDAY IT CHURCH
Evangelist Smith Will Tell How
rsr You Are From the King.
dom. Tonight A. the
Evangslistic Meeting

EsaMeliwt Smigh will pfuassh nn tbs
,heme. Net Ear From the kAnssiom.
at the e,anselAwie meeting AZ M
Fa~s Christian church tonsxh' rhs
lsss day. 81 the ms~llnx are erovinz
she snops Interesting " all reoSle are
coming forward In RESPONSE Ia TIE IN.
yisaticn at every service, AMI many
are thlnklng seriously Oh Che maNtrct
of che vlalnle ~ chFset and the tharch
uoon them 1'hsrv ls every Indication
that before the final close 90 Suaday
niFhs many mnrw will he reached
Despite the rain. and ether atsrac-
sions In the eAty. fine audience wai
IN attendance lam night The lnteront
was cxccllent
y was announced last night that
Saturday nsThs would be pct'hAnA she
sc.atr~s yoang people's service Of tho
ssrs,~ Mr. Smith will .iyc his black.
hoard sermon TO young people thar
nlEht on watch"
The seronn lala night. eMarsha's
Mes@@gs was hasesi on the story ~
the death ~ Iasanls and his heIng
ralsed ffvm IA. desd hy Jc~ns "rhe
Master II coms and ualleth for thee, I"
was The me@@xa, Of Martha 10 her
sister Mary. as lgfis approached their
home This is iasa nutshell the rva.
pel 90 men to-day The master shIt'
OF jceus ths ulsslon ~ Je~as 10 the
world. and the call Of the MaAser wcrv
che roinls that the evangelist drove
homie 10 the mlnda and hcArtu es hts
hearers hast night
rlsws Tor Sunday arc Rnlng forward.
With the intention of making Il the
eseatnAt day In the history ~ tfr
Gu hfle church "Fomr hundred Ia
nihie School" Ii ihe cksgan IL enc
Sunday rchaol Workers fnr tha hav
"A 1000 O'Clock the evangelist will
preach Following ius soryluu the bsg
basket dinner viii be served. TO which
everybody IA invited. In ihn after
noon ~ siso FvansclIst Smit, viii
preach again. and the closing wFsice
Will be held Sunday night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-21

II want 70 way hiS.s eatd Manager
WIZ on of the Gushs4c os.ora hoslsr
anhay, and that Ii that viii protesx
ray rfEuar pa nons when | book high
pFiced moslpn picture plays. A. all
times the price Tor balcony seats will
b. - and ~ cents, rrsardleaw ~ the
prlee Of ihe seats ON the lower floor I"
MIR WILSON IL anxious That HIS patrons
understand that entrance can DO had
90 NIL screen shows ~ a standard price
o. - aud % cents
There Will b~ good fcrevn sho w on
at ihe Guthrie thmicf tonight, satur-
day night and Sunday There will also
be ulauneee IN the afternoons.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-21

half soIcd. and her gloves cleaned.
But. N Shc has a becoming. ufnast.
artistic halo on hss head
A poem. creation, g dream. which
frames her face and scts Off her hair.
II buoyy up her spirit. stisnpisics
her vanity. voothes her soul. sweetens
her disposition. and braces up her
COURAGE
A woman In becomlnM haA Is twice
as agreeable, twice as pleasant. twice
as cheerful. and attractive and intsr-
cstinS. and twice ~ easy 70 live with,
Az woman In q dowdy. unbecominx
hat
Cfvs hcr the inspirzzSon OF dag
zfing hsio--and s'fse xn ~ . saint
Give her tho consciostsness n ciesu-
Illness and bsauty-snd Tie world h
HERS!
Ctvs ber carte biSlees II ~ MI.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-21
CHICAGO PACKING PLANTS
TO CLOSE SOON

Chicago, Nov 2.e--The increasing
coal shortage had begun today 20
menace additional industries and
threaten slightly the nation food
Supply. with the further prospect Of
bwecping curtailment of pa ssenger
traffic within twcnty-four hours.
AS the NI.efse bitumiDo1s coal min
ers rounded cut three weeks Of idle
ness " became known. through a
statement here by the regional coal
committee that the big Chicago rack !
ing plants have about two weeks
supply" Of coal left. and that when
they have used that the committee
will not be able TO release any coal
70 them.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-21

laner's and the laundry, q
And sho can get along with ANY
husband no matter how fsi~sy be may
be- about the other blllsl
And yei.--At never @n be-
There never yet lived normal
man. who could pay flc laundry bill
with perfect grane. pleasant smllc,
and cheerful thankfulnerss for soAr and
wstsr and starch and fhtifons.
Every man wants tha houya 10 b.
sgvtiees. and his wife 10 be- happy.
But he wants them 10 get that way
BY . fairy process.
Th&s's why the most truthful. hon
sws. loyal wosn2u In tfse world.
wiii sometimes lie 20 her ausbsnd
about Two Thinpe-s
Ths Laundry BilIs--And The Price
q NJ Hats
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-21
LIQUOR STILL FOUND
IN RESIDENCE CENTER

Muskowac. Noy air--A complete
moonshino still with three gallons Of
whisky. three rallons of wine and
nearly three aalIone OF "rhoc" benr
were taken IN the heart ~ tho resi-
dence district by enforcement oft
c"i1 Three complete worms were
discovered. bn only ono was con
nccted. Edward Dickson, who lives
In iiln house az 7IH North seventh
street. Is being held for illogal aos
session OF hquor as result of th"
raid Every door OF tho house was
locked with a yale lock. but officers
went in through ihc window
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-21
raE THINGS coNcHEaa
HAS ACCOMPLISHED


W@shiassom. Nnv Al White conmsd.
eFasiun ~ the tr~aty ~ ysrsNiiias
was the oEtweansftsN wssas III fhp first
ss~~lan "a th~ sissy ~ixth essnsesss
fhw first IN @sx Ywasa tM whfrh gvgsuhs
lleaua have rnntnDllsa t~ssh branches
considerable amA.ssaHt iss@tslstium
ws~ completed and many other useex~
ufNs fwspafed foe dlsgxmai when thn
fsaaiNr meeting hexIAs f~e 1.
The session AN~k sIf~SG wN8 aa
extraordinary s@ ,.ssara May ~.
urlstsr 4 eos a.si irua raffa by
President n ss q etAssstsr .islmsr.
IIy tllN ri ns-gl @l' ia ~Asaa Fslicd
VI thN a.snlsss. asrs .s~s asa~rh third.
Asnonw the Fwtnespai lszlslsttvs
Aebi~y.mantA ~Nrn
AuhmtHalon ~ thn Woman outrage
constitutional amendment. tg tha
stats fos milflrastou
Tho prohibition enfurrmm@ns hill.
providing Tor nnForssnw waftims AMI
pfehlhEgton. pGsaaed over
President Wilson's veto.
Tfn act resssstinK the daylight saw
lme tad. also raaaed nvwr ths pfeair
asus'm vsHr
Providing for fvturn ~ lsiexraphy
ielaphunu and cablo sire iIusN ~ prf.
yuls operation
Continuing Kuyernmuut usntral ~
dyes 10 Jan NJ naat~
Extension ~ ths Lever fond and
,sgn 30 20 an paga 7. tUi 80
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-21

Charging extreme cruelty, BET ver-
sea sued Tor divorce from Il vnr#aa.
whom rhe married IA 1907. when shc
WAS ~ years vf aEr Tho case waa
heard by Judge Swauk Yesterday eve
ming and the wife was granted de-
cree. When abe married vcrs9a he
was a widower with SIX children n
was forced 10 do all the druigory
work on the farm aud waw abused
for doing 4. not only by my husband
hui by his children siae said.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-21

Paris. Nov 2f---Rene viviani. for
mer premier. has stated In an inter
view that Premier cIerenceau vii
remain in his present office until Jan
uary and then will become prcsiden
Of the republic. M viviani 10 quoted
as denying any intention 10 become o
candidate for president Of the cram
ber of deputies In opposition 20 Paul
Deschanel.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-21

DISTRICT MISSIONARY con
VENTION Ar NJ CHURCH

Guthrie district convwu1sson o.
Wnmenn FOREIGN Missionary society
osened ~ the First NJ v church to.
day NJ 1870, A splendid program
has been arranged Al 72o shlw eve
nlnw there will b. a rrea, missionary
rally. The paniumime. zion sIast~, :
VIII be presented under the fIrccsson
OF MrH George s'affney nr Dean
Duiton ~ Oklahoma city will deliver
nm address Special music viii be-
rendered AZ Intervals during tho con-
tention The sessions will continue
until Saturday night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-21
THIEVES LOOTED FARMERS S
HOME Or vALUABLEs
John Sears, North Logan Planter,
Stricken By Sickness, Taken
TO Hospital; Robbers
Active IN Meantime

When John Sears. living five miles
cast OF the city. was suddenly stricken
and removed to a hospital yesterday
afternoon At 5 O'Clock. the family ac-
companied him.
The farm home was LETT without
guard. When members OF the family
returned later In the evcnlns they
found that robbers had visited me
slsce and made complete loot Of al
v.luzble~ In sight BesIdes some
money and jewels the thieves took
. shotgun. shoes, dresses and other
wearing srpsrei.
Sheriff Robertson spd his defufies
havs bees o. - 20 strce 70 o'clock
lAps night ssd Asxs : s'aA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-21
.tItGt MIg<T STARTS IN HIGH
COURT on PROHIBITION

Washington. Nov I'll Argument or
The consalsutionaiIty Of the wartime
prohibition act was the business today
before the mprcme court This reach
ed the court on three appeals from
federal court rulings. one from Kan
lucky holding the act invalid and two
from New York declaring Il Wild
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-21
CONFERENCE or GOV.
ERNoRS rs LIKELY

oes Molnes, 10. Nov 2f---covernor
W Harding os Iowa had received
replies from the governors Of sever
ccsl producing states Up 70 ncon to-
day to his suggestion yesterday that
the states take concerted action in
an effort to have mining resumed.
Not enough states had replied for
Governor Harding to say whether he
would call conference Of governors,
he declared at noon. States from
which ne had heard were indiana,
Illinois Ohio. West Virginia. Ken
lucky. Tennessee ard Pennsylvania.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-21
DIVORCED COUPLE ARE
REMARKED BY FINDLy

Rev Guy fndiy performed the cere-
mony "a n O'Clock yagserday that
united In the holy bonds OF weilock.
Mr. and Mrs 8 Robinson This cou.
pie had been married before AMI were
divorced last June. Mutual friends
brought about a happy reunioa ana
the Robinsons will again try life IN
double harness.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-21
Short Cuts To
Home News

oyvf Va Maskowv~ lhm fsdeval cf
fleem are sashersnx Va thr bscaa assl
dlera and the nSornahinvfa Yesterday
two stiin were erahhed and twunay
v1llcnm vi she 'syray mWie destroyed
The nixhi benw~ rwvenas man was
spprcarhsd ln hla room ny newru
bell hop and asked II ha wanteA aome
hpasc iIe DID Load ms sA tha
rlani and ! viii take "A an." he told
she bny The boy Vel tho waY. Thm
officer arrewted th~ up~sMtov sad a
carload " rp-srsa about tuwn aa1 e,sn +.
fsrs~sad several salons ~ rval rusA
liuuor, And wo u ko1t rhe way ef
the tren~wrcsmur W hAtd ana a
thorny one.
sheriff Robertson Feceivpd wsfn
laMt nlght 90 be on sAm lsssk0As fur
she men who robbed the state hank
ai Martha of several thousand aplmss
IN currency and bunch 10 liberty
bonds, The men are Thought 70 havw
cauxht train lnle ~ Hono and ftun,
there took an ihserurlsan car 81 on.
lahoma Ctty aud then came n0eth.
Martha IA In Che southern part Il sh@
state near Altut
AitorueY General rr~~llnw os
Professor pvhArr ~ NuFuAn wlsi lie
liver the memorial addrma Tor IN.
lueAi Elka lastva ~ The t~ge~t here
next week n pomsshle for him 90
do so shc Attorney General will cos~e.
lie 10 very eloquent speaker Sad
viii pleaac
flovernuy Robertson and Governor
Hobby ~ rvsat aFe meeting In Furs
Worth Texas IN mn effort fe clarity
the atmosphere ~ rewaFt 10 histnr
controversy that has bsen gnlnw osa
over the ownership ~ the Rad river
hands The attorney Knnepla uF N.
two states and other officials ato nts
tins IN the rase. Tpday u lnoks ilke
the dead lock will continue aud that
the courts viii hay. 81 unsanxln tlss
matter
C y AnsssA. Oklahoma CMy altnr
ncy. now sswiminnt attorney general ~
the United States, may hn named 10
eueeeed Attorney General Palmer
who has suffered nervous rullAime
aud will sfohahly rwtlre. Attorney
Ani~s has been ia charge of many big
propositions since Joining tho 'aTal
forces ~ the United Atatem.
TON I. Wade. democratic nssAuaai
committeeman from Oklahoma, wha
has iusst rrsarnrd from thA east. save
the feeling of the en*i as 20 senator
Owen a@ presidential timber III i0gnl
4, fast spreading 'lie has @ana
mighty fine backing and hts chances
are becoming brighter oacb day and
By the time the campaAxn oF'~Ba neat
year ne viii be ono ~ fhw laedlu
candidates. " NOT IN met. ihe lAadR i
one from the hop OF raid Wsie. whc
wns In Guthrie last nlgft
Tho cimaron Valley Far asun-
citation ha- offered % aNll all w nrup
erty to the Chamber az Commarre f0f
s2.epo, Guthrie neNsHs this Property
and commitlcc has the proposition
under adylwemont.
There Will be- a nleating ~ fha
shareholders of the II NJ A lease ia
the Burkbufn.tt fi~ld heid Sunday
afternoon ~ the Elku olfh roona Ail
are urged 40 be- present
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-21
COLORADO COAL NINE
STRIKE CALLED OFF

Denver. Col Nov MA G@orve o
Johnston. district president. United
Mine Workers OF America this morn
ing announced thar she strike OF BIZ
luminous coal miners in Colorado
which had been ordered for Friday
midnight has been called of in ac-
cordance with the injunction issued
late last night by DEsrios Judge ciar-
cnce J Morley. of Denver