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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-05

tises q feurtscn nations. Perfection
cannot be asked or exprciod.
American honor u bound NJ IN
this rfclccf. n America. out Of her
greatness and generosity. n not pre-
task. but attempts 20 withdraw sui
i~nir within her own domain. what
force II thers len 10 lift up the fallen
hopes Of humanity are Ne selfish
~ 10 deny % the sorrow and the need
Of the world this ensur OF healing .
In a few weeks tho president Will
return to America. Oearing With him
the Frcatsst document Of human no
wy essr prepared ~ the hand Of
al the Ernnt nutious o. h earth
For the nst unle IN tho tufbuient
annals Of tho human g statesman
ship will have provided the mcAna for
asttlinf International Disputes VIM
out the arhitrament of war. All who
love America should take a solemn
pride IN supporting the president and
IN urEfng the ratification OF the treaty
% that q country may fulnii her
hixh destiny ana hring enduring peace
TO a nbcmted world"
Fnancine thr Campaign.
Tho campaign for 1880. which IL
already on. wm be a much more ex-
psnsive campaign uhan any W. have
ever had IN the past Not only will
n ~ bitterly contested. but the meth
ods OF complaining are nor expeh.
sfve thnn they have been." SAID VI.
~ Jameson. director OF finance Of the
Democratic national committee
There IL a real moral issue In this
matter OF raising campaign FUNDS. II
7 want 90 control n city or q state o.
a nation, ! vnnt 10 have the privilege
% furnishing the campaign funds tot
the candidates. n the people wnnt %
control. they have a right 10 and
should demand the privilege Of rails
INK the campaign funds. This II ex-
aetly What ~ are DOING In a cam
pHiFn work.
III requires a tremendous mount
contributors IN the United States are
60 our cause, and 20 secure their con-
~tfibutiona. The responses that come
Into our finance department from eY.
cry corner Of every state OF the Union
arc extremely gratifying. and give IN
a rurc foundation and an absolute
conndence that more than one mill
Hon will respond In n financial way
In helping No.
In making the addres. o. welcome
~ the mas meeting. John ~ Simma
assured the democrats thrt the out
look .cr democracy was most bright
A. no party ever came before the peo-
pie Of the country with such an en-
viable record nv do the democrats az
this time
Mrs. George BaAs chairman Of the
nssociate woman's democratic nation
al committed. responded % the al.
dress o. welcome and ~ viewed the
work Of n I'M during tho period
% the war Col. n X n. selle.N. who
spoke OF past state administrations.
touched upon many OF the Important
state proIectH and pointed out numer-
Gus shortcomings
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-05

York Interests. senator Hitchcock in.
%terruptsd 20 ash
who made that statement "
Mr. Frank poik tthe acting secr..
tnry 90 staiel made e. replied sens-
tor Lodge.
ITO whom did be- make ~"
To the press n was printed ln
tho press that evening And l know
personally that the statement was
given out"
Williams ~ the itc-euc.
senator Williams. democrat 81
Mississippi declared he was tired 81
M effort 90 ma and wurry ana be-
devil the president. not with regard 20
the meaninf 81 N. treaty. but re-
rHrdlnR IT, negotiations"
I'm wager when u N found out who
has these copies. said the Mississippi
senator. IT Will be found that they're
republican, Hs added that b.. %
d.rstood some % the first copies TO
reach this country were brought ny q
financial maEnate high In republican
circles"
SENATE proceedings. Senator wiz
Nnms said. huNe demonstrated wis
dom 81 rules SWING the president eN-
elusive power over treaty ucEutin-
lions,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-05


democfatio party. Ms Bass and Nj.
Homer cumsninra
Mn. Bnas n nef address briefly
covered n sround Of the democratic
field. and predicted a brilliant future
for The dswocratic party. laying par
sIculaf stress on n new women
vote. we are counting on the new
women vote 10 he Democratic" said
NfH. uasa. and ~ expect the demo-
the same reason a. "a did In 1915
and the republicans have the snne
reason for losing In speaking OF the
women Of New Mexico Mfs. Bass
said that she c~onaldered II their duty
~ personally cArfy he message OF
democracy 50 ne Spanish Americun
women of the state. have been told
By your county chairman. Mrs BIRTH.
and by others that they are eager 20
learn but profess themselves ignorant
o. the ngisiissss and duties Of suf-
Of democracy should be- made clear
10 them. the measures for sanitation
and child welfare.
Mrs. lass apoie % the Immense
interest taken b. women throughout
tho United states In the democratic
party and ia particular appeal 90
women bccaune OF ~ humanitar ian
administration. and W. policies
which seek 20 upiift the oppressed.
He spoke Of the special Legislative
which have been passed by
the democratic party for the alienation
Of the suffering side Of our nation.
ana OF humanity NJ large, and added
that the women OF tho nation will be
me nillen or The democraftt
party when suffrage has placed IN
their hands the power which thsy can
% effectively WELD.
A riec club OF Eukninli nris from
the University entertained durinr tho
early part Of the banquet most de-
nghtfuily.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-05
Cattle Sanitary Board
Due Here for Meeting
Saturday Afternoon

A special meeting Of the state cattle
sanitary board has been called for
saturday afternoon. June !, 20 courid-
or means OF meeting the cattle scuh
situation In New Mexico. T1V board
at a recent mectlne, pass a rule ~.
quiring general dipping In infected
districts. but u " now apparent mat
stu more airinge,d rules Will prob
ably be necessary, George Burns. lr,.
of TERRA Amarillo. and CeOrEe X.
Noe o. soccrro. VIII be unable 10 at
tend the meeting.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-05

Much ~ mo 4rtrrh o. Homer a
Ce1mIa<<. ciiaifmAA 81 The demucrnf-
% nst'>nsi csmmiftee. Nas dssetea -
% ers,,e'.m os nos .so sSss.ss Z ,a
IA 10 an exffaordinary tnlng.- he
snid. -hat thonc Who uara loudoaf
FOR var seem 10 b. most a..
i4II11uG1 that America shall rrtfh14
uIah the duties which have fallen 10
her lut a q result o. The var. Dur
ing The progress 81 the conflict how
oflen az We heer uppn the hps o(
~ y Ieop,e ne SUPPRESSION Thh
, nss. = = %. ssss 's ga as ~s1 ~. ss ~sm =
20 such . cnueef who viii confss.
tho< ~ artor has been % cmIsd
that h. 70 ~nIinE that Anerica shsuld
btoom< a tI4cktr nation and attempt
20 draw hack urh tho tAsk unfm-
.sscd. ,n,o ne fapeisd security OF
= had hop~d ana 1 stni hope that
thir frssf ptc}cet ~in not bctoms a
partisan question. y there n reas-
party on RECORD IN this matter. 80
thai h isaxus q 1suonr may ave
tn support % beth political partics
n of al fors<r,d iookinE citi<ens
ktntrailfr lie uIn ne m good com
pam for he Win nnd himself support
"a BY Mr. Tafh Mr.. Wicksrsnnm.
senator Barton and President Lowell.
Of HarTnfd. ma a Host or PATRIOTIC
republicans. IL n . safer lcadsnhip
than hat o. Senators fenrose. Lodge
Thsrs are shors who complain that
~ enterng the league America VIII
furfcndcr her fQrcfeirnty. Tho high
contracting parties have not nufrtnd.
cred their sovereignty. They hive
formed q Partnership for a mutual
purpose and have surrendered only
such rghta a. WIN make mat purpose
effective. Thers ~ however m sov
rNndcf. II A. Ia sovereign right 10
make war upon other governments
Without notice; but Great Britain.
and France and Italy and al other
nations sufacsiplnG 90 the terms OF
le1E1c. surrender the same yoNcr-
cisn riFht. Therein lies the safety
or The world. A nation eoa not SUR
reader - soyerslmty In any proper
rpnrs, when "a makes a confnct 20
Se.srs ne .slss o. issues. The
mutual sufrtndsrng Of tho right upon
the part OF nations 10 DO ssii IN
checked and without notice to the
world. "a n n contract Of honor and
not = contract 81 nhasement
The idea Of = league Of nations IL
not difficuit 20 Understand, Tho plain
people understand a. Only learned
senators are ccntueed about H.. No
league Of peace Was IN existence whom
fhIr var began.
The crucial tsst OF ohose Who dla-
ca. the league Of nations consists
An the attitude which thay disclose.
IL mc attitude rympathefic and help
ful or b u partisan and critical H.
the purpose constructive or deatruc-
iise1 A. an honest attempt being made
70 forward this Hr1nt rfoiect or tn "a
n purpose 70 hamper thoso who are
engaged IN the work 20 hat he whole
plan may fall into confusion and be.
come ineffsctiref M one who, In
ME heart Of hearts desires the crea-
ton % n league Of nations. has any
heerancy IN giving the president
PROPER support. Mr.. Taft. for In
niance, would no doubt have framed
the proposed league somewhat Az.
fercniiv " he were preparing the doe-
umant himanlf; but he fully realizes
that h present dran y. a composite
STRUCTURE. framed, after the franhent
exchange Of views. ~ the representa-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-05

stHt<>-ea ~ n-etin<. polnsln< oui
) rn's,lss y is4ss;<is s'iss'
q. .sr 81 ~ <sar-r.uss. me
fs';e.:ns -pss.sI .e"..:.'se -. se.
t.sssr 7,.ss = s 49, o es.ss,,'
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trV+lai@ i1<4ter4 <1tr o. u nc>all
% 4ftnt o5.a1 pr><4.az y n NAL
lon " Silver ~lst. fofiasI eonxrses-
man Irru %sH ~<<tFp| >tFer tns
ntttln9 4iln . i4N on oIkauIrautn
y nen y cou,1 ~ made effective,
~nitr u'kt u-fs @~n1ot1ct1 ~ fsa1
tifrrt- 2 trr,r c<nrt< PAT.
ien - vetf< essnn 49, ><.n o
; sas'. ss sss si~ss '<css's sss' .ss
INifueI frp4tH ,<nfetE q ~ hecs 81
s4aass.i eethty sna " v Nccisian
~ ,rs'ea, -. ~usn On clos.
ei'1 t-tta<. 4 n. ~ g 4 q.
untt nnflosmi ctnnliurt. Richerd
- ..s,s snlFsns sovl VIII prsslas
~ t1noelns rrosiAia 81 Toast. has
teen arr4EErui
why ! am = Democrat W p.
~ bsnu.- q . csmsus,ssmAn.
W6s 10 womsh q New nsxic,
<hu4M Vols" LnA 0aurEo naM
Our Array al SHsy.' not<rt .
ia
me rfc><.r jobs A. HALEY.
The New Msslee nsmorrat." r. n
rhs Amsfic4n f4bor.ns Man" A
Il. #1rnfII
The National Adminlssrauon.'
John r. Mcclure.
Iho President 81 fnn United
ftate4I- Homer y. CumminEs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-05

Promises that ure hardest to obtain
are surost Of fuifllmcnt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-26
117-H97 =
ONE WAY TO HIT
HIGH COST; DON'T BtS

New York, Dee ~ Spectators in
Christmas trees were hard hin In New
York this year and today dealers who
had hoped for big profits hired truck :
men to cart away remaining frs 10
the bay. Others were turned over 10
ianitors 10 help heat apartments
Exceptionally large shipments OF
weeks ago. and because other things
were dear. were PRICED from 81 10
sio each No stampeded customers
were observed, however, and a week
Letter very fine specimens could be
obtained for from 81 10 81. Tuesday
night trees were selling from sE5c 10
81 and on Christmas Eve there rere
many great piles In various parts OF
the city over which signs were read
ing: Please take one"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-26
PRISONERS IN COUNTY JAIL
ARE GIVEN A BANQUET
Hotel De Robertson Puts On a
Christmas Spread That Was
Elaborate In the Extreme
Boys" Appreciate II

Following his usual custom. sheriff
I'D Robertson WIS host TO the rounty
prisoners on Christmas day Ann
Il being tho policy of the bighparted
sheriff never 10 DO things BY halves.
he put ON a "spread" hat WAS Aor.
yeous and plentiful one of the pflS.
onnrS voices the sentiment ~ III. ut-
fortunate ones who were "shut up" OF
Christmas day In the following letter
10 the Daily Leader
Editor Leader Prisoners III The
ouniy Jail were recipients of feass
md favors a. the hands Of Logan
'ounty through lie sheriff the city
mission and other generous hearted
itigens Of Guthrie on Christmas day
lcsldes the splendid dinner prepared
y The night lailer aud his wife We
ecciyed candles. nuts, oranges, to-
eaccu. testaments. eie. which helped
materially 20 tighten our burden ln
( he reflection that there Ii lola OF
sood IN this old world yet. and par
'Ieularly in thls PORTION OF II The
taller. genial Bud poteet. and Mr.
pegg. are both Kind and good and
strive ~ all times 10 make this a
clean. fmorally and oiherwisel jail
Tor all of which we are indeed Graie-
'nl. Respectfully, Logan County prfs-
oners,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-26
Ex-s0lO|[n Kills
SELF ANO SWEETHEART
Scatter My Ashcs So No Que
win Know Such d Foot
Ever Lived. He
Requested

Prrdonia. N r.. nve. nd lusupis
Hueis. at Who mnfdefad hts
sweetheart and committed Muielae
"Wednesday lssft nesp anking THAT
his body b. sremated and the awhea
scattered 20 tbs Winds Ro that No
one mas know thai such fool ~ /
ever lived
Hnfls a returned soldier. walked
into The boarding house ~ MiaW
Eleanor Carroll, 80. aud shat hmf
dead as shn sat the breakfast table
lle then shot himself They wefe
engaged when ne went nvugssaa
three Years ago Since hia gegArh
their love affair ~ said to havn ~.
ronnlerrd ohWlarlcs and recently he
received note lrom her hruAAsna
their onRaaemNnt and returning The
flnx
Tho ring aud noir WIRE F0sad ID
HIS packets The uoia read
France was nothing ilks this
am no lonsor ieapohaiblu cor what
do. In eaae of MY death plsAmu have
my body cfematsa and lha ashes
scattered "a She winds 80 thai nu 80
may know thai auch Cool - / ~yvs
lived
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-26

Judge Jesse }. Dunn, former chief
Justice Of the Oklahoma suprems
court. lives in Oakland. California. He
thought OF his friends on Christmas
and indited the following letter which
speaks for itself.
Ny dear friend: Peace be unto you
and your household. May fuIlness Of
years be your endowment and may
they all be filled and enriched by the
love Of kin and the cherished regard
and effection Of good friends.
Some cold hearted cynic has prayed
Forgive us our Christmases as We
forgive those who Christmas against
us"-but on you and me and in the
great realm of those where Friendship
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-26
BLUE. JACKETS ARE
STILL BEING HELD

Mexico City. Dec. 26.--HiIario
Medina. incharge os the Mexican for
eion office, declared today that the
two American sailors arrester at Ma
xatian for assault ppon Mexican cit
ixen were so far as the foreign office
office knew, still held there under
provisions Of the Mexican common
law.
..Senor Medina said the foreign office
had asked the Msxatian authorities
for further particulars regarding the
case and asserted the American EN-.
bassy had made no further move re-.
lstive to the incident since II had
handed rs first communication to the
foreign office.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-26
The Eternal TRIANGLE

Chicago Dec. 26 Benny Sokolonski IL years old to-
day was at hospital thoroughly thawed out after having
been cramped into ash freezing weather for day
and night Benny thesbase Of the ageod triangle
and the other two sides formed by Annie Barzyk 3
and Florence Moeller, H. As result he had he said
crawled into the ash seeking death
Tightly clasped in his little fist when policeman
dragged him from his refuge Benny had letter from his
loving wife" Annie
! know you love Florence and know you don love
me any nore read the letter But Oh if you only knew
how love youl Don't tell Florence how much love you
or she will be mad If you only knew how much she loves
you. oh, I hate her.
But II you love her better than me- you can have her
love you, dear love you dear"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-26
Mem York Riddles
Had q Joyous,
Riotous Time

New York. E~e, ~ sisssn lhpaa
ana rhrissmas presents
Seven thousand lnvlged children.
Steven ihaasans mnlMylsel ehlhltpn,
tine riot,
Nlx pfrsiarys esi!rd on "a seNA p9a
lice fwaeFv~A To FuesaF~ oFxieg
That Ii the ssoFy "a the ChfImsmaA
Festival arranged hy the lsnosle'a
liberty chorus ana lh~ polgse AZ
flAfsmvnt
Mans ehlldfen4 laeiwdlNE seyvval
esippiss, WEIR knackea au~A and
tfamplsd upoa IN shs slid ssgWmDlo
for presents
Dolls. eandv Rnd other gsyesvnts
wer. snasehed ~ eNasr youngsters
enly TO be rrenatehed b. athefn mnsN
eager u wAs aive ard lsAp nls4ts
take
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-26
Wedding CauedOn
When Groom
Fails to Appear

Mersor. Mass. Dec, ee. Or.
William Gray vsrriliye Of New
York, former naval surgeon
failed TO appear tor hss wedding
win Miss Ruth ~. kssnsy here
yesterday ana to-day his abcs~ss
was stlil sadly Unexplained,
Mise kcsney, who resigned ~
prosessor Of spanish At eucknsll
university to marry Or, vermillye
was reported ~ ~ the home os
her parents.
The guests az the unexpected
wedding. who crowded the Meth
odist church were dismissed by
tire Rev Herbert Buckingham.
he said Or. vermiltye had not
been heard from since ne leu
a New York hotel supposedly on
hiss way 20 be married. The
crcor. ne said mad beer sngsacd
in tsderai service in rounding up
radicals since his discharge srom
the army. This fact. he added,
suggested the possibility OF rad,.
cal activities being responsible Tor
the doctors non. appearance.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-26

reigns the cynicism Is lost. and
Christmas Is the beautiful season for
the homecoming OF those we love. and
OF tender thoughts OF and for those
who wander. and though we may not
meet or greet face to face. are yet
with US and live always in the great
world OF memory.
And so, my friend--I love TO think
of and to call you such--living as |
do 50 far away from 10 many Of you,
but still holding you as dear as ever,
! have thought 10 write this litfie
Christmas message to invoke the
above heartfelt benedIction on yot
and your loved ones. and to express
% you, while ws both yet live. some
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-26
Short Cuts To
Home Mems

The call for AID in the rear ees,
more urgent, Mr. liooyer's recent
message says Five thousand nf lhe
~ 600 starving women and chlidfen
n Armenia and syrls can be saved
&. aid II sent Al once Mon'l yea
ave Of yoMr abundance to save the
ives of these hrnihers and listers
Give or send Il 10 i. " fnraons.
reAsurar. of W lilrnley. Guhfis.
1kiahema, eoe~sy chairman
The firHg Christian Church II %
haso great service nvW Sunday
nghi The service flag viii he de-
nobilised The members had pard.
nEAble uride 10 The great number OF
yDGng men who vsre enrolled In the
defense ol cur FLAX and Institutions
during the world war These Will be-
s'eme mhsfed II the Sunday nixht
Heryitv.
III place ~ this service rlsg
n-w service slag viii BE- placed on
the wall 10 felFesenl the TWO ypung
WOMEN Who recently volunteered for
missionary service white cross
WIN ras resent each of these aud
nsw cross viii DO added for each new
volunteer
The chairman of the board. i
4..r s.f ~ -.
sionafy Society and the minister will
make appropriate addresses.
These marriage licenses lsyned
by Court Clerk Mrs, Neal. Nelson
Brauscomb. ~. and Marry NJ Nutier.
10. both OF Guthrie. Ned STROBE. G,
Oklahoma Ci,y. and Alice Gale. as
u Guthrie. J. Il Markin. ilA Oklaho.
ma City. and " Greoson. 80. oklnho.
ns CITY. Lloyd X White. 3; wichita.
md Elizabeth Richmond. rs, SILVA
~; Eddie rass Rine. "a. and Bessie
R. Hammond. rs, both of cashion;
Eugene Earle. g, Iiurkhurnett and
Nay Sallce Bethany. Fred l.. Crab
rec, ~, paplI. and lorena Gold, g7
II Purcell; Willie Jones'. 81, Arcadia,
ind Allie Taylor. a., Of Guthrie,
Colonel Hornaday performed thel
ceremony Christmas day that united
n the holy bonds OF wedlock
Fred t. Crabiree. returned yank,
md Miss Lorena Gold. The couple
siil reside ie Washington, u. c,.l
where Mr.. Crablfee has position |
eIth the customs department The
'ride's home II al f'aoli and the
room enlisted from Purcell. Oklaho.
ma.
County commissioners are making |
J much needed Improvement OF the
'ourt house. A large. modern niorm |
'oor IL being placed az the north en-.
rance. This will DO much towards
sdncing the cost Of fuel 10 heat the
Judge and Mrs. II. Burford. and
III. and rms, Frank Burrord OF OK
ahoma City were guests AT Christ
mas dinner served by Mrs. Martha |
Veal. Mise Mary and Arthur Neal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-26

OF the sincere effection feel and
which we all OF Us unfortunately too
often leave unsaid until after the re-
lentless and certain finger Of fate has
touched the loved one and be sleeps.
Nor need you answer nor feel that
duty Is Imposed BY receipt hereof.
nor that neglect win b. Implied on
failure to do so--such is not this pur-
pose.
The real. reason I write this IA be-
cause ! love those who permit me to
think OF and 70 call them friends. and
! DO not want the fog Of time nor
the distance Of miles 10 dim the vis-
Ion or sweetness OF that effection.
! meet % many people IN ihiu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-26

world for whom ] do not--cannot---
care. and who do cannot care.
for me, that refuse 70 willingly yield
efectionate communion with these |
do love and who have always given
me such manifold and bountiful reas :
on 10 feel and TO know that they were
Interested In my welfare. and were
rindful Of my happiness. And want
you 10 know that claim you as my
friend. and with hoops or steel would
hold you, for all OF mans acquisi-
tions or attachments. bis chIefest
wealth must ever be his friends.
A little w'kie ago I heard won
derfuI lecture on "What one Man
Must d. but one man "A not a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-26
LOGAN FARM LANDS
BRING FANCY PRICES
Much Dealing In Dirt During
Holiday Week Guthrie Realty
Also II Moving and Good
Property Scarce

Farm lands stlll have the call 10
Logan county Many transfers ~
choice farm lands we're made during
the week and The lrlues paid Indicate
That this class ot real estate IA ad
sancIng Among the rest good quart /.
ors turned are The Oliver 4. Davis
quarter 10 oak View Township This
land sold 20 Jacob kfetrh for 5000,
the Marion J irwin quarter IN the
same township brought 5000. ana
acid 20 Robert T.. Lane w y. Wood
~-ss~~
CONTINUED on Page 1. Col, ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-26
THIS COOK MAS
WANTED NIi,i Htui.s

New York. psv s4 Alisranan l'uf
firo broke all records Tor uFtars fpr
cooks y .oop,csio When hia euuh
was arrested on disofdstly charge
he hurried 70 court aud offered thar
snm for her 20 bsrvleaaed III time
10 cook Christmas dinner ThW court
only charged 1900.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-26
AMERICAN D|RDMEN WERE
MURDERED BY MEl|CAMs
YANKEE SAILORS. HELD ~
CARRANzt'S ORDERS. ARE
STILL IN CUSTODY:
FIRST REPORTED RE-
LEASED: NEW
SECRETARY on
FOREIGN RE-
4 l.ArIO<S
BULLETIN.

81 Paso, Dec, 26 -Four more
Americans have been murdered
and robbed by Mexicans according
TO q report reaching here early to-
day. The men were taken pris-
oners by men who claimed to be
federal soldiers. When a quiet
spot was reached in the mountains
they we're shot from behind. Their
money, clothing and horses we're
taken. Investigation is being
made.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-26

Chicago, Dee 81 When three OF a
kind are drawn and YOU have In
your hand il's what poker player
would call misdoal MIRA. John
Maihlason don't think 80 TrlpIets
were born 20 hcr and ahe already has
three. She calls Il a full house.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-26
AMT iT A sHAMEi
POOR LITTLE WOMAN

81 Louis, Doc, 2G Mrs. Blanche
pabsi hasn't had wink ~ sleep In a
week. she's been grieying over the
loss of Ferdinand. her little doggie.
Ferdinand drinks coffee with ser IN
The MORNINGS, and kisses her good
night. she said
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-26

Oklahoma CITY, bec at twenty
thousand dollars for a kins ID tat loo
much. according 10 kir members II
The court house staff during dlaeuH
sion OF tho Iatest damage nult
"TwoDty cents n about rtsht. Nala
one young thug cycling hlg gray
limousine on the street ~l'd Just
luve 20 own that ear