davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-24
KOLKY PRO ga PROC.
PIVO.

New York, %. dubna. -
Sun Oznamuie z Washington
kancelar pro vnitrni dane ia
la sc vydavati danove ko.ky
pro prodej 2a4 procentniho pl
va, ktere vafi newyorsti sladcl
Kancelar piipomina, re prodej
kolku nena vlivu ma soudnl
jednani, jez Jest V proudu. Ma
sledkem toho Jest Zrejmo, ze
sladkum nebude braneno Y pro
deli 2slt procentniho piva. ale
budou musit snaSeti dusledky
|sveho jednani, rozhodne-ll
'soud pro vladu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-24
NACELNfK CENERALNtHO
STABU v SHERMAN.

General P c. March, nacel-
mix americkeho vojerskehO
stabu, priiede Ultra z Wash
ingtonu do tabora Sherman ma
inspekci demobilisacnich SIRE
du a nemoc1icnich zakladen.
Ku prehlidce peSiho vojska te
DIV nedojde a zvlastni uvita-
nj nebude rovnez pripravova-
no. - Ultra bude re Sherman
domi propusteno asi 500 vo-
jenskfch femeslp{kt = tito bu
dou nahraxsai civilisty.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-24
MNlCH0V POD VLADOU NASlLi.
NEMOCNICE OLUPOVANY JSOU O
POTRAVINY.


Berlin, %. dubna. V ce-
lem Mnichove nastoupila VIA
da nasili bavorske hlavnl
mesto jest ma pokraji bankro-
tn. Delnictvo jest ma stavce a
komuniste Sc zmocnuji potra-
vim, kde jich naleznou. Neco
pokrmn Sc sice dostava zenam
a detem, ale verejne kuchyne a
spizirny nemocnic jsou olupo
vany jeiich potravinove pri-
dely. Vlada premiera Hoffma-
ma hodla Sc opetne stehovati
Banberku do Norimb erku.
ale zde uzije patrne mAlo
klidu, jelikoz Sc jIk nyni &nl
pffpravy; aby We spoj>n1 $ nni
chovskSni tsroatsty m vlMu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-24
WSSl WSS]
SMRTELNY PAD.

45.ety delnik w. G.. KraZer,
7401 Melrose Ave. zainest1a-
ny We skladisti 7O6 Hill Ave.
spadl vcera do sachty naklad-
niho elevatoru a Zabil Sc Oka
mite sfitiv Sc Sc Ctvrteho pa
ira al do pfisklepi. Koronel'
ma vHetfit, "a jaASeh okoIne
81 nsseSst to - phh6dilo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-24

Ice hra.i vesele karty a kdyz
Jim naridil. ably hry nechali,
hodili iei do vody a pOkraco-
val nerusen6 V dalSi Zabave,
nestarajice Sc, kdo topfciho
Sc formana vytahne.
List Am Mittag prinaSi Zpra
WI z LandSberku ma rece War
te, re nemecka pohranicni
straz zastavila anericky vlak
Cerveneho krize vezouci do
VarSavy potraviny. Nemci o.
hrozovali vlak strelbou. kdyz
by die rozkazu nezastavil.
Vlak cely prohledali v DONNIE
nj. ze vaze tez strelivo, ktere-
no arci nenaSli. Vzdor tomu
sc musil vratiti do Friedberku
pOkracovati V ceste do Var
savy jinym smerem. Americky
velitel pozadal mirovou komi-
81 Spoj. Statu o zakroceai.
Move povazlive nepokoje
hlaseny jsou z nemeckych pri
stavnich NEST. V Bremach Wy
h,asen stav oblezeni a zastave
! ny vsechny noviny a verejne
mistnosti, hostince, divadla atd
zavreny. Soukrome osoby ne
smi uzivati telefond a te,egra-
my podlehaji prisne censure.
Ami kostely neni dovoleno ma
vStevovati a nikdo Sc V dobe
mezi 8 hod. vecerni a 6. ran
nj nesmi ma ulici objeviti.
Podobne prohlaSen stav o.
blezeni V Hamburgu a Atone
kde naiizeno zastreliti kazde-
no ma mlste, kdo nositi bude
zbrah.
Velkou bouii V Hamburku
zpusobila vykladani americ-
kych potravin, kdy nasledkem
stavky muscle byti pouzito slu
zeb stavkokazu, vykonavanych
uredniky a obchodniky. V nej-
poslednejSi dobe delnictvo PHI
volilo a pracuje, ale Sc zrej-
mou nechuti.
WSS WSS]
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-24
VOJfN TEZCE RANEN.

Vyslouzilec 70 svetove valky
Walter Rabcock z Lakewood
.vyiel 81 vcera po SVEN navra-
til voiny automobilem ma
Euclid ave. Sc mu stroi nasled
KEN prudkeho zabrZdeni pre-
kotiI Babcock padl pod teZ
Ike auto. Byl sice prispechavsi
mi strazniky vyprosten. sotva
ale vydrzi. Ma zebra preraze-
na a lekafi Z Charity nemoc-
nice povazuii jeho stav "a IL
pine beZnadejny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-24

poznovu bylo utoceno. Nekterl
komUaisticti vudci hodlaji s
pencil uzmutymi V mnichov-
skych financnich ustavech, po-
moci aeroplan leteti do Buda-
pesti.
Zprava z Gdanska podava
nejlepsi dukaz smysleni ne
.meckeho d6lnictva. Zam65tnan
.ci V gdanske lodenici, kde Sc
opravuji anericke lode urce-
ne pro dopravu potravin jsou
tax nacichli bolsevismem, re "a
mericke lod'stvo X opravam
pfistav tento nebude pouzIva-
Il. Foa,map, jsmuz svsfsna byla
'oprava jsdnk z lodi. nassl neko
lik dAnfkt. ktesak mfsto pr<-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-24
WIZ IWNNI
KRAJAN Sc POHRESUJE.

Po,icii oznameno zahadne
Zmizeni 39leteho delnika O.
Cervenky. 3141 zap. 50. ulice.
Tyz odeSel jako obycejne do
prace pondeli rano do dnes
donil Sc nevratiI. Cervenka je
zenat a chot' ieho Sc obava,
re byl nejakym nestestim po-
stiZen. Patrani v nemocnicich
bude tudiz predevsim zahaje-
no.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-18
OKLAHOMA CITY WINS
N FIGHT FOR BANK
Board Orders Branch OF Kansas
City Federal Reserve Bank
Located: Tulsa Was q
Close Second

Washington. Dec. rs Establish :
fnent AZ Oklahoma cisy al q hranch of
re Kansas City federal reserve bank
vss ordered today by the federal re-
serve board Territory assigned 10 the
new eank ~iii include shas parv os
osiahomsa MOI in she eleventh lDsliasb
a ssrscf
Oklahoma CITY was chosen over Tut
"a after gsoll oF the banks az the state
showed ssreferrnce for the former
city. MachFa- kan. slr~sdy had been
eliminated from consideration.
The funcfion OF she new hank viii
be To expedite shipments os cErrsney
and 10 provide besier facilities for
inirsss~te cs@arinx vf checks. the board
having Ok sxssd tfaxt Discount facilities
Hcc0-dec BY she Ksnsas cTv bank
weFe xmssle
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-18
METHODIST COLLEGE, OK
LAHOMA CITY, GETS MONEY
$50, 900 Il Voted For School BY
the Church Board; = O
Green Il In
Charge

Oklahoma Clty. i,ec. ilfs --Oklaho.
ms city college. operated under the
board of education Of the Methodls,
tspisccpal church. received 80 .e0av 10
be added 10 the endowment " the
board which has just ended In New
York. accordinx 70 w. q Green. pres-
lcent or che college. vino arrlyed In
Oklahoma City last night from thc
New York conference
THE board showed a lively Interest
IN the gnccegs of che college here and
In addition 90 the endowment made
q substantial contribution 70 the
yearly budget" sold Green
The trustees are planning for a
tg.eeo,00 endowment campaign 20
begin The latter part of next year.
A meeting OF the educational asso-
citation OF the Methodist church n 10
BE- held In Chicago during January.
when additional stes. are 10 be taken
- develop the general program
along educational lines.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-18
THREE MEMBERS or W|L-
SONS CABINET TO RETIRE
Lansing, Lane and Wilson will
Quit Soon After the First
Of the Year Is the
Rumor Now

Wa shangson. ~ c. Dec. i&.-~ Score
safy os State. Robert Lansing. secFe-
rcsxry ot che interior Franklin X
Lane. and Secretary of Labor, VIII
ham H. Wilson. are expected 10 resign
from the cabipet "a ahe near fatnrs
cmrreni reports In official circles arr
sc the effect that all of them will re-
sirs before sgring Secretary Wilson
10 understood 20 be she first scheduled
10 isave When asked as 40 bic In
sentiona. Secretary Watson said. =
have no statement whatever TO make
On thas subysci"
The secretary os labor'w suggestion
thas she manery be given an advance ~
~ per cvnf IN wages Ia eaid 40 be she
c~nse Of his resignation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-18
.ENc|ME[n DOWNING, WELL
KNOWN HERE, KILLED.
Open Switch ~ Norman Kesuila
In Wreck Killed When Ne
Jumped; One Other
Injured

NoruaA. nec iS Harry Y. nawa
lnE engineer. and 90. oshor mAn
nlighth inIarsa ~hsn ths nuFth bcuna
Santa ~ passenger train M. w ran
Into an open switch here sAla after.
neon and sraM ~ insa three hsAassi
box rarx. standing on avrall
pnwmtns's honse u ~ Arkansas
ety.
The accident occurred Fwo block .
soash ~ the Nnfmsn station and the
derAil led 60 shs freight depot. where
shs ho, ears we're hving unloadvd
Hot engineer and fireman jumped
The engineer struck switch ssaaa
and Was killed snesaniN The TIRE
man Was unhass
J W Mafcun, ~as the oriy nassan I.
ger Injured. although an we're badly
shaken ap This train Was an ssoar
late apd was running Al tull epred
trying Ia make up time when Il hit
the switch Tho three box cars weFe
demolished Tse front OF the engine
was tnfn away and the remaining half
buried itself IN the ground One rx
presA car was damaged
The switeh was supposed 20 have
heen left open by q swischins crew OF
local freight trAin ~fteh left Nor
man about two hourk before the ac.
cident occurred The train Vas de-
la,ed about Two hours rs the wreck
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-18

The bank will have five director
three appointed by shs Kansas CITY
oAnk and swO hy she Federal Reserve
sosra An outline of the sowea o,
the nep branch was ixsued by ne
board ss follows
The branch bank will receive de-
C0ssts ffocn member hanks hus viii
carry 80 depcssf accounts All anaounss
received Or deposit ~'ili b. transmitted
6aAiy by fea@xrags1 or otherwise 10 the
Fs6eraa Reserve Bank o, Kansas City
Tor credk 20 the sccoanss M the de-
s'oestaDx banks. and each member bsnk
~ the territory assigned 30 sbe branch
wherever located. rnss. al sts epsilon.
make refnitssnces " carrency and
checks dar@xz to she Federal Res1rve
Bank q Ksn~ss CRY. The bank ~iil
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-18
A0W HlMON FORCES
WERE DOWlEO OVER
se@s~~~~ss1r~rs@
Fourth District Congressional
Meeting First Held In State
and Nation; Hamon Men
Absent


Stsw Correspondent.
Shawnee. Okla. Dec iS -~ When the
republican congressional committee of
the fourth district met here Tuesday
and called III. first convention In both
state and the United States 10 select
delegates 40 the republican nationai
convention. the Mo1iraw forces won
first blood in shr fi4ht for national
committeeman. So complete was the
route " the Hsmon forceg that Frank
StnarnA. local Hamon manager, was
suddenly called to Texas on Oh bss a ).
ness, and Cash cada went qnall hnni.
inR
Mr. Mrt3raw who ls IN New York
attending meeting of ihe ways and
means and finance committees ~ ,h.
national committed. both of which he
Ia member. was moi present. bu, hla
Interests were looked after by Claude
Baker, OF Ponca city. Ewsrs White,
of Mrcloud. and Hen Cob.s. % Tssh-
oiningo while cd Iiamon himself was
10 command of HIS warriors with n.
dpyoie. Jim Applaby and Mai. Harry
Gilstrap az line officers.
Major Hugh scosf state manager
of General Leonard Woods boom. WAS
active with his military pfucaxanda.
but found a greater majority Of tM
hundred or more regalbIlcans in al
tendance without definite presidential
preference, and fayoring unintsre~tsd
delegates. The fight In the dis,tgo,
VIII be bot and furious Tor thirty days
eliminating In an old fashioned
free for all. knock dawn and drag Out.
when the district convention meets
here or January 10. when Jim Harris.
Who failed 10 goi In az ihe prehmi.
nsriea. promises 10 b. ia evidence with
tho remains of hlg old.time steam
roller. -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-18
sAsos1rY soMss ssurAl.

Nesnsss Tezn. nex. Is -Ths
re~eg es = nsAsossfy sAaa woaad oe.
gwsre r2snesgy pf Any us - rsghss
~ not q rincnae fcr wAsch ynca1rr
1srncersss ssanas h9s H. q a@4sgnsAsm
A. rrpei As any despotsxm az ans
throne Governor r~REk A i.s~ der.
os E1itpass ssae soaay 10 an saars -
RI sAe SeusAern AlsursAl Land sea.
rNn4Aup
Fsr~as.ers Net DesAvahae Csssssms
Aafhuz = Ia she Inigea S8Ases thems
u nc Fnser 20 prevent snsn wur-
shipping kssd se~cr4sng 40 sh4 csc-
sSsss ot Aas nwn n9asx sencx ar 10
ws6hfa3a sram AArn lhe right no ssfe.
aIA~sas sssd 80 a~n pros~wzs. shews
ursN4 rnaag ssne xeaxA al enc s2~.-
riasson. thT governor sak&. ara asuors
sAesn asw spFees N sAwaes nesS
kasag auE laaa assag false Aa~m
raenfs ans - 10 sxsne VIZ arcns@d
ourselves
~ i nas nnnsf~rx alone sAas max =
a nAaacn great " sese character
az shf individual estaser. sAe rpx
srnoF coatiEmed Ana ssNo uan asusr
that America moms6 sre greater and
arr tzsare brighter IL Ne could reaDcs
our sAcssaAarax.n Ay fsw huadrea
ss.easanS - sA0Ae aasscon4ens WAC
ccnae fram os&er aSndser
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-18
IiE CAN'T LIVE HONEST
OFT on a aNii,

Afier II yeafs q aurenasEsh buft
giar lnstrnrefp.d with Magafal prison
tefn@, a New York eonylet dssernE.tl
when released iawt May atHev aoing .
yeara IN Nin9 ipw. that hsneefursh BE
would 80 straight A few days aa0 iys
appeared before MAGISTRATES and
asked 60 BE- sent hark 10 insl ''Na 0ns
will let fne work" ha capitalized be-
cmus" of my past isaAf nGTht in dea \
gair started oas TO ruh h0ume. then
changed my mind Instead haye
come here 10 ask so# 20 send ma 20
JAIN beeaus. that IA ths only plaee
where can Dc honest and llye the
Judge turned this man a'Aa hits proAlwfa
over 70 the prison welfare ahsnelats son
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-18
lssGps l'Wstts< IN last
SlN MONTHS tONtstR

sAigsxe. ssw W srwss ARE xesns
ta ~ Atsh ~ isam SIX mvnsas ssnxvr
sa Tire apsuson et western wshcs~ssses
os xrscenes ncs~kh standAns thw ~.
lc~ n~t prtces farmers has. Asa 10
cake tsN their rscaacss enc lass 4
monshs Il tAksw slx menlhs fx y
chsmxv in sar pFeaae@fe markss 90
rvAsh the cc@samcf @&sa sAis sNeshsf
hsN&ae " thw iaFare AfsAoaak W ed
sane~ hayxnx IN ethsf fessd aFsseaee
there " shorssee wA4cA aias~es< 20
Ar gvN~sne. owing ~ ths difftswaas
W estsia3 sAn russds transported ~ fUr
oher FeAeeaa This Wholesaler way~
raaFt chan haig fas eFsasfs hs swvstys~
are v~tatnssd wsgh = gtssaA sna letter
Ana ear expianagsnn $ogrS, hm smr
entire cmRpat ~ rensre~wa ss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-18
NE USED T0DEA
SUNDAY SCHOOL D0T'
Here's q Model In Bank
Robbers; Shells oui the Coin
When Officers Grab
Hin

yoyssr. Mo. Eee. 7s-whh xS.sss
sr caxA ans E0gernznens spnds cor
rsxsse III tss esxehir4x EOa,ers Psnkry,
Of Eaaors6a spring Ne. 10 years
ED. wss ARRESTED hern asfe yesEssrzasF y
fo~ rae robbery ThGFSesg zs she 5ansl
q NT1sAsssx. Ne Essrksgk SnSosn-
gss6&. Csso4s zsa0nz-6 was ozgrGred
rear stella. SaEurdsy Dxaf by Ecss~s
E.4unsrs hs1 s. sss os ae assnk'F nson-
ey. Tsss rotsa loot wzs 81 lssR, SsrT o.
vsn6xh " xsaIs 1ssscDounse1 sss-
Pzasey wAs arrested ~ swo seFsc-
rEFe- rae wefx goekfrg Cor rlows ezs
shseses NA@r Re wrSe tod De rz#
nr6af agrww, Ae ccsosF xeuueseed
and xss6 he vss -xsrs1 ~ esSdEG
gsos<nk* H. wss ssyaisssY cr~sssc
snc tsSonxir III z<srb and manner,
and calmly sp3c she osns&srv ho~ h.
snc haz cD1npznlon hsd -ssprk sp"
sne hsnk spak4nx sAe szkkser and hls
wssessr t5s h4xsF Fzn3r
= used 70 ~ sandzy schoel boz. =
b< sad. -Su< rorne hDs xy swss
s-prz H Bst ! n~rer have srorn,
snos sc CT soathec ligsor :
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-18

with The rcsonsace Of his msxxo bari /.
tone enfiIadeT. lie sang classical ~.
ricS With the breadth. zeal and artist
ny of cAruso. Soins of NJ, SONGS were
iimpld beilmss. because he had only
xsrnefed shs first three hines ~ the
chorus bssi thers wa~ volume. verve
ana sincerity In the OUTPUT no matter
how meaxsr the octAyo~.
We'll DO I remember" said : Ro-
tartan vino sppisaded tie OcDcki~ old.
time song idea, how John and Astor-
nsy Horncr. composing . sessssding
p~ry were rewarded vita Ice cream
and psNsy ny = scuIfnl s<udj4$on u
"Tsks nsck Your 0oId,s updss shs w
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-18
'Fll.!Iht Ic "'&!nwgP'
LOSES MUCH TO c|TI
Omaha Club ~ okmnlgss. chi,
cAsc 10 Gainesville LsthArEy.
II Appears Lost Money
70 The Town

The H@sM~.ue wysg~m ~ nos e8s
n saenoiens afssaa0n IN oar cavss
sffalEs. SaAA an ssslss merchant shss
rnernsnx. ~ee ~ sAe by. has nos Aeen
weea w svlAsnre M ylsae mess ln0x
Ae E@*s t~N S~&sa wa @~egAss Ass
l~msarwry aanse srcm osmmansay aast
= ~eess~sea q ans csecss some wmna
lss~s ss ssnNS
Y shlsk Z - said. ~ihaa we shDaaA
n~rer ees m @n ear msa~ss.t wxtsrs
pnwrxsn ~as ~sser sn sar which wAN
s<sm ~ sr~nnd ~ mnne in the static,
Gar park &ssaem and oar oshcr re.
soaFsx-s TAe troahl~ r.. we mses IN
%ssl@mam Senelass and wheoe II - saf
~sa~v ~se aM~n in xwa dave wA far-
EeN @Aa Mhn@t 4. rAaS'a tMe way ~s
soss sac osnaasa baA team car ~snter
sna sFfsng sEAAainN qu&tsafs Ne
ssssalH Aave s~cnr~d shas slaA and
aise shv sAisugp cguh. eAsch g~es Ia
xs@An~ssliie. TEXAS. ss~ srmsnsng. FRANK
Kesleg asaa Heins fsraun bad the shs.
caeN AmrcA In charge. mnd q G. o6 G.
eonnsssee had tAe omahs club
ssncheA sA~y EheagAs. Aas every.
Ass&y FAMED 60 'foalow ap
These bali clubs Sre bigger as
~ss saAm sAmsseFs @na ss&fe rnnvem
toms Tae srssnfng aFsfas#sasAon tor
fhe Chsc@eo esah ls $50, aoa, saT sxna
aa clua s%s&eeA AN sAss moncy "
sg~tat whh fhe merchants. remem
her weR ~hrn she Leader sounded
she warnang Oh the Omaha rrn osi
tt0r Ne havs a tAamher * cxsm
gaeree secretary and se aoer i 10
s@0ag anG skAfmsxh easssas rDfhinw
can be gosseu bs ssay2ng sr GMfsxfs
We wans the ssmsx she conventions
and the rr0lesss from the outside
fssere's ~hcls aenxA here Who car
talk wAsS we want u sAe bacon
hrouvss horse ssa nag &syinw shsx
tn spirit ef criticism. snd | know
some fsdaows ~iM b*xan knocksnx as
seca ss taey read sA4a. bas I arm EEL
iinx sAe irutA ia kgnass Hsy W'ass
we wxns for SsathF4e are things that
will ps~asce ghss wsll hrlng ready
reUaey 80 the tsasan.ss f,eoTslt. shsnR
! am rAgha There are several nther
bail elsaes y sshous xpranx tSslnlnw
quarters, ss yss WIZ aa effor b.
ssAaAs w get shens
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-18
DistilIers Stand
10 Lose Vast
Sum Of Money

lcassssl,s, ks~ Dee. te~~ksr.
sssky SsssH's~ sfp&s~nsly began
teSay to 'ese nspe % rssd,~o
themselves az approximately "a.
600 80 eas'ers " tsuer before
rssssoas prehsc.sssr sewes s~se
fierce Janwasy is A. thA time
~sl ~<<sAy aasens<a ses export
rsuss " eat ~ thss seantfy o.
ss cc~ssseAsss. acSescsrs 10 fec
srai suthcrsties
- tAe - eeasa hs learned 10
aAs. 40 workable pisn soe ass
posing ~ shs liasor ssoski sr
xersoSky eeoaed w&rsNevs<s
sAsa 10 ~ ~ersn 81 wholesale.
more sNs~ tssoo oco coo. hsS been
yaasaresa arc whisky interests
~srs said 10 leek with alarm secr
tnx nssrsWina nwe i,rsst
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-18

'ongs. bo, the old songs cling 10 the
memory.
wbsis In . stantiIIsnt mood " the
Rotary luncheon. the osher day. John
s;olobie advocated . Rotary sonxfest,
wherein the members shah he Obliged
70 tear from fhr lining a memory
fraxments f the old sonxs and reel
'em off for the declaration OF x~s~sn-
bisd Guests. The ideA II cracking
socd one. There are perhaps chill
bistns on Goi0bie's voice now. hus
there was : time. and not 70 very
knx sxo. when he couid run she w.
NUT ~ me popular scnx fsvUrseS and
make fhe frfteTS IN EIkN forrest or
Hsrr Ncsss's sspnysIops tsvsvn jIne's
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-18
VERDICT M I. w. W.
CASlcS EXPECTED TONIGHT

Kansas sNsF Mn.. lsee n Na in
fufmation ~av available cATis to-day
Ia inascasa whesh.t thH iurs deigb@s-
asinw 10 tnx sass of 99 members ~
the Industrial Workers og me wofid,
90 tf8al IN Kansas CITY. kanwas. FED
eral esaFs, charged with violation ~
the espionage Aes In ehls, bad reached
verdict
l'ndes the in uaciinn ~ iadse John
{ roloek. delivered lass night upon
completion fthe case. the Jury viii
rstarn sasaed verdict. II one has
bern reaehed wArn eaari ronyenes
to-day
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-18

redeem treasury certificates. ray gov
eminent checks and will cio1s ont
psiances daily with the head office
The branch viii carry no earning se
ssss: aps'lscstsoDs for loans or dis
ccarsts for member bsnks and offer.
for sale or mail transfers. bsnkerx &C.
oegrsncss ard b<ils ~ exchange elsgi-
bic for purchase BY federal reserve
banks viii be- transmitted to ina Ped
ersi Reserve Bank Ut Kansas City for
final action.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-18
When the Song, "Take Back Your Cold Made the WeIn Png

The weird ssxx strains Of The Al
eoho3sc Bsues. floated out from the
tssfrc s'ow q q icc>i dance hz3i And
the dancers, ss they danced. tired 10
ham ths tpne But they failed. II
wns 'unhnmzbse Then the popaisr
Ezra~fy Goxr ,axz. My Msns . Free
Lsnes. ir syneDgsse1 bars. bisrsd out.
Likewise sntgsnso;e. Thea 10 quick
sscce<sson as ahe program u dances
lssher~d sp came -Prencby." ~Snsses. E
ny Paris" Dream Lady ~sD>oly-
rutzu.- ssd rtx -Bcssd Walk Shin-
rnge =
Tzpx rsts5e< 51ccosc Ssscczfeed.
th< ssoaia sAri~ked. u vas jsxx.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-18

real war i;rt-'em ..p- aud : ~ en-
dcvn-french jsxx- with every body
dancing from fhe wsist up. But NOT
. tune could one hum Aud therein
4 whess jaxx mYsIc sixnai8y fails. II
tarss the entSsIIs 20 hinge for any
isngh q time % rnemorys wsiIs.
How diffsfens the popular song hits
Of t~n and fifteen yesss xxo---sooss
vim csdencs and rhyme ana rhyfhym
-fhst utuck- wskxae. for the most
noss par. sis true. vish "a occasional
pciks ov fnsxprks o. two step fbrown
~. bw none che I@~s tunefui me
e<ns jhsz po<s hss cssppsd fhs oId
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-18
COLD WAVE HITS EAST:
BELOW ZERO IN NEW iORk

New YORK Dee 1S The mercury
gsisysd hiee aEs r~ek waA fAe rssp
mark tcday. Esrsng Sea Yors sss FRS
sesnrA M reasa wsaser weather ana yh4
fosfssa Dtse@as be~ aay hAga in rwa
years TAe aenswrafnre drapg.a6
from - oesre4s II 2 e'cs.ck yesser-
Oar Ssrernocs se ssro ~ 4 a. M A
sass Dorth~ess SAnd t.s0ec ~ toe
GisesxaEorx
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-18
WE HAVE ONLY TO GET 1T

SIR Charles Parsons. leading Brush
electrical engineer. believes iimirI.es
power is concealed In the emrsh's in
terScr All we have 10 DO IL fp go, n
ou; The sos.ibitiiies OF this power
are now incosnprehensibae. I" sir Char
ies informs US And 40 are the i'm
possibilities cf getting v 90 she nar-
tncs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-18
OMAHA CLUB TO
REST At OknulC[E
President o'Rourke Says Ne
Had Up Matter With Local
Chamber For Winter
Quarters

The Omaha base eSss clHh will srsia
Va slssnair~s this sprlnx tonsfArss
~%s~ ssKnmd IN september
Il se fsxr~stkh the anahrse, with
o. e1psralSssve cnFahse wafer safnls,
and 4 artoas Fraining grounds has nos
annexsd onr 1r Faorp metropolitan
hsll clubs fov winter knd spring
quarters
W A. Rourks. president ng the
Omaha club writes The Leader I'm
SeTtssnhes and again ia October. Mr.
Finley visited several Oklahoma
towns lcoking Cor suitable training
qnafsere. he spent several hoaf~ ia
Guthrie and liked shs city. r0r acme
reason. however, your Chamber Of
Commerce never gog assaon on our
contracts
u As said that ball rluaAs in wsnteg
aad spflng training qaafsers sener-
asly leave S.ses q day In the town
-~----r---a--.-~s~--as--ss--..s~
Mabel Nosmand. who IL starring ga
ths Jinx. Al roIlard's Thursday IL
a niece OF Coionsl John on. of ODD
Fellows headquarters hese.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-18

Washington. Dec, '9t Between .,
soa and assoo small newspapers face
suspension n nos rssinrssoR unsvss che
news print elgaatIon IL sean relieved
Representative Anthons. Republican.
kansas. told the house post office
committee today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-18

window cf the tate Bishop I,rooke1
home on Washington syenne. The
good bisha, appreciated the MINISTRIES
IN no uncertain way EDtsfing houe"
tbs troubadoufs unIosdcd their sn-
tire rspes.ssve, causing ths minister
70 miss an early morning train. Among
she songs THAI sscosed repeated On
cores werei There's Only One Oirl
In This World for Ms." ~sweet Maus.
Tommy Atkans;s = Wish Had
Hundred thousand Dollars. and iietty
Green" @Oid Black Joe." ~MoiIie DarI-
ins." "Just TIL Them i'hst You saw
-s@.~.rs--~ s---.sre.- ~-.-.~.-...-.
(COntlnuex 0n l1Axn n n0t