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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-26
FLATTERTNc SHOWING
wAcE BN CITY SCHOOLS

lcanunued from Pare One3
.tosras Hnh .tss wear and ihird
IN per cenrare Oklahoma Ciiy
with Claimed pcnulaiiou Of
7aa bae mas hu, OH graduates,
rnss ma. 5ss and shows rnurh a.s.er
4, she ,a-as.,ass roln-rr ths- Okla
s,-a rar Tllsa with 4s shawnee
w;,s & ana Asnsa,ors- win 70 sau far
below cp,1-sS WIN g. r-asusses In
nov csn, cAietasha win "a and
Guthrie with s. really show heater
than any other rwo cutie IN rhe state
An this spaafs ven for Cuihris and
her system Of puhlic schools
The next fight appears 10 be looni'r,
on the kinderrar'en raan Mpst
scbools have abolished ahe Kinder
rarren for ne manual 7raininr idea
The vocational proposition i The best.
nrs s,uSents can do ele~ct-ral and
n,oto- work about qown receive era ae~
and rss rating ia -he high schaos
This at ones sirs them for q vocation
when rhar leave rhe school and y
-aaar IA r-eaf.- 5nno-rauhe .han
saeh nr Mon-eo-i 10 fhe n-sle 4cis
rw-s~sa schools have dome a an5ia1v
4his raa~ 6esns,e eh.. discora TAe
aani-,-n4rt -onld 81 ;nnroras hut +hss
u-ii8 ,oua The -hinr II -o keen she
uhlso schools m ia standard in al
wavs
ii. .. -....
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-26
BEER or NO BEER
rs The uEsTfcN
BEFORE CONGRESS

fConiinued from pa-e Onel
H q far as Il relates 10 wines and
beer and Tor enforcement cf mat act
as well as rhe cons1isulicnsl amend
nlent have been introduced in the
senate
The bin was offered by Senator
Pheisn democrat Of Caiifornis. and
Is similar TO nc one introduced in
ihe house by REPRESENTATIVE Gallsran
democrat Of Massachusetts.
Enforcement Sill up.
Bills for enforcing wartime and
con glsuuonsl pnohihirson were INTRO
dured by Senators SbcF,ard. demo
csai. oi Texas and Jones. republican
q Washington Senator Jones biz
would agRly 40 al 'alceh0nc Nuuiss
noniaAning one -half Of one 7e- cent oil
alcohol hv volume
Senator Sheppard = hll provides 70
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-26
DAILY HEALTH TALK
4 What Doctor Pierce Has
Done For HumSnftys .

= hps ALWAYS seerned 70 me ffas
Ds. Pierce. al Buffaso, n. Y. should s
placed near the top when { LIST q
AMERICAS great beneiactors is written.
He studied and conquered buu.2n dis
eases 20 a degree tia; few realize
Whenever be found s remedy fhai Cver-
caDe disease, be al unce announced ],
in the newspapers and told where il
could ne bouEhl si 8 small prSce- H
did not iolsov THE usual custom Qi
keeuinr the ingredients secret, 50 that
ibe rich oalv could afford 10 buv The
medicine. but openly printed the narne
Il each root and herb he used. And
40 to-day the names Of Dr. Pierce and
ms medicines zre widely kneEn, and
hey saD6 for better health an5 pe.st
sisi1enshIp. 20
One Of tAis Eresi phvsici2-'s NOS
uccessful remedies Is known as rocsrz
Pserce's Pleasant Pellets These sn
iftie. s1Ezr-coxsed pills. composed
Msvarple- leaves OF aloe, root OF ,alap- !
ihinss that Nature grows N the ground |
These Pellets ars safe because the, |
move the bowels gently. leaving 10 bsC |
kffsr Effects. z< 50 zznv pills do |
VERY ofss1 they make . person wiz |
axes them lee Ike . nes man u
sonar. Tor they cleanse the iusesfine i
Il hard. cscsy-d and poi-onc1s rnErzz !
hat acc1mulztes when oDe Is costive !
II - are conFsipsfed. ty al rne2nE
&C to your drusriss and Tes some O
Dr. Pxrcess Fiezsznf Pellets Tbey |
1sy rrsve Il y lhs- 1s-y shsnz yonr
vaen req1ires C make vcc wei znd
asF7y. - 49, /:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-26
Ei6 t1Ts4 ANNUAL CON
NEh-ioN AT O. W. u.

dress. ana At-nr ch2noeilor 4 G.
Green VIII present diplomas and con
Ger aaslses
Those wao wiil 1erciye The 4. R
dts9ee ss thfs eamnsncemsni arr
Rosa Harasa'aw. Hazel A. Iae Rny
l.iasley Verne G Phelps Peafle T..
Precise.
IN ihe Kindergarten training course.
Minnie lee Marguerite MeC0F, Mary
lee Owens ana EAzasesh Redmond
vili receiTe dlpaonas aaa ln tae ar-
afrs-T slsf-s ss,afe Blanc nasher
ana Jesse M Nmhanssa state li-e
certificates to teach viii be granted
~ the state bUasvl q education to
Rcss Harashsw and pesfle F. Precise
aHa special college cerr aates to Naa-
ME Lee. Marruerife Mccoy, Mary Lee
Owens. Elizabeth Redmond r. Il
Snyier. ] r. Frazier RalA Frasie-
Aan schmidt. Mabel Wells
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-26
DARING rawkER
NERVE uNsHAkEN:
WILL TRY AGAIN

fconi.nued from PAGE OneD
iher ~iump-on" lAsi sunday. came
when ID, Mary. which vas bonnd
from Norfolk 10 Aarhuns. rounded tho
Bait o. Lewis today and Wig wasvcd
the FAC; that she had Havker and
Gricve aboard
Saved hands ct Sopwi,h airplane.
was ihe signal
is il Hawkcrg" was the question
sent oat by the flags from The Bat.
WHICH IS the most aorihwes;erly point
u the Hebrides group a.. scotland
Yes iaconioally replied The MARY
The admiralty Immediately sent oat
a fast torpedo boat destroyer in an
endtayor 10 intercept the Mary and
feke of he avaiors.
Destroyer Takes Fliers on Board.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-26
PEACE COUNCIL
TO RECOGNIZE
THE BDLsHEglkl

tConiinuad from Page One)
q peace for German Austria VILE be
presented to her delegates. may VII
ness also The solution OF The problsms
raised by iae conflicting claims OF
Italy and Jago- Slaris il the Adrla,ic
area Paris advices Indicate tAat tqe
conferences are taking up the prob
lens anew.
Germany's Counter Proposals
Ge-many's counter proposals 10 me
terns OF peace are expected 10 *
presented tomorrow. Thirteen notes
asking fer modification II he terms
have been submitted and fAere may -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-26
Y W { \ WORKERS TO
MEET AT lone TONIGHT

Every younrs s'rtmani II 'te ciy =
invited io attend tie Y X C. A meet
'ng which Vili iakt place at the lone
hotel this evening o. : O'Clock Mrs
Hansen Of Okiahoms Citv. q menber
Of TIE state Y n c A board VIII be
me 1tzker and an Interesting meet
ing is aniiclluiea
Oihe- names io be added 60 the
committee who arr rsslsiinE Mrs " r
Prince in gromotnr the Y " G. a in
Guthrie MRS Ralph Dooley. Mrs
Andrew II Blaokmore. Misses MARY
Neal, paroihy HOPKINS Uncle Dcoey,
Rahy Wnolf, Louisa Hni Mary Haw-
lVinS and Esther Bruce
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-26

Osaef faii saeaa snd'AEs are = l'ase'
- uam.ng q frh4i aiioFns, and III
nsAi AZ sssss fAs Hiaed hi7'e'
s2rt an aiionsf
Sxty "a VII rTsfasis fron 4 4
n col.ags ai Stl~aief. Nsy "a
VT Hur' Aas he~t nance ~ RI
Wali as assistant lisa same varasH
SlNsfn d.vcroos wrrs Frariot ,,
oliahsmA ci'f csafis salurdas ~nA-
10 sn hosT
Crrslca soldiers ~in establish g
ioy ,har a. Oklahoma cly The mer
w.l makf fhs ioyk
Po, eifee sirrfs al demand cvsr-
,isne Euy II faiure
fnsus arsreeaf.nr SlNfe-rso Wcrt
outstanding from fhs siaft farm boar
fans on April g. L,sns assroearns
ssN So were made during ~ ~c.k
Outstanding loans from che homo
ovnersAia fund tnouni % if5-.s'
ovcr $50 caflaads os cattle were re-
sssed ay sAo Wilson Rro,hc's pack
hs onlpAns a. ok.aAsma c-iy lsi
sH~k. Iis lAsso.f nanoor in wears
rgTfv-tive returned soldiers secured
Soas ;hroasA sAo safe emaaymenf
AEroau iss week
Peach cro7 in stale vii Ae me heav-
isf in hIsio-z Buye-s a-c confrsctlng
io- crops al $ he ,ashei
Two soldier lloyd and W Judt
have been returned 20 Muskoree from
Siberia 10 s'ani irial On $4,000 en-
Z, z4ierntnt charge
Afcr greeting his sweethea-i
whom he hadn't seen Tor iwo years.
Carl sargent q Of near ldabel starr
"a home. lie was kiIcd from ambush
a. ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-26
90 Of Ohio. City o. To!c.o.

sac az Ohio. City o. To.c.o.
lucas County. IS
frank J Cheney makes na;h that he
: senior partner % IN firm of 2 :
Cheney a Co. doing business in the
CITY 81 Toledo. Colniy and State
Aforesaid. and thar xAid firm VII nsx
he sun o. ONE HUNDRED Dol
LARS Ter each and every case q Ca
send for testimonials free.
p 7 CHENEY & co Toledo. O.
sold by al drneri SIS. &c.
Halls Family Pills for corsii ipaficv
tArrh that cErrof ne rured Nv he a
Of HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn 90 before me ard snhscri5ee
ny presence. this sih dav ns De-
cemher, A n 1856. A. W GLEASON.
iSaall No;a-r Public
Halls Caaa-rh Medicine - taken in
ierlsily and acts through The Blood on
he NGcons Surfaces o. the System
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-26

ness as "a snkInes ssii = sss-
eral haals .Aea lhs scra .ss ns<h~t
lhst iAe aesfreseF hsa es,ass seFoss ~
.issnsr snf tfsnsl.TFea ilssker ant
uurts ana -ss iskins thtm - fsurss
- a. nsshsrn esasa Il seotase
shas - milfs 80 - Rssi = ls-is
TIE assiro,e tAs Ilsssnss rspos-
- 90 sac aamh alsg hisv. thsi
lissisr snf Gnsss soal1 sl~<G ca
h.ori rAs asiaiofs sil feaah Lea
tan - ariask fsesdas sssaln<
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-26
CARELESS THROWN MATCH
VALLEY WORK ccrpl :

Paris. May 2s.-The big four TO-
day completed work on tie draft q;
tie concessions 10 be made 70 Ger
many n connection with the Caas
basin. These concessions viii secure
70 the Germans certain commercial
rights which viii he Of great iadas-
trial sD5 economic benefit
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-26
WIT 90 AiEsAs sA s
s~f sfsta lssr sose

lontan. Nsf - iiafff q tsss~fs
~lfe - eser1sftd a. "a anncsnes-
n.Hni ~ hsr huahAnds re%cas
q kneu ~ csn~ bscs sse sslt
Z hsa = Fessnflmspi fhs' hs AS nc'
deAA al ghe fAme 90. m the hap
sssl scssn .n a. -cfif hsFrs csA
- io fly soross th- Atlantic asHin sns
iins b. wanis 10 rm sare hs keof
iask al contlnae-
sa-eIal shAnksF vine services ~~rs
helt Ia iAe SarhHrn churches last
nishi. Safbion - Hawkes. home
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-26
CONGRESS BEGINS SECOND
WEEK WITH WORK APlEMTT
NesaoFizl DAy VII Co, Week q
WoFk. Rnt ApprcpuAtion
Rlls wll Be
Speeded

WzsAHFiua Nay -t-c0sErss a.
ffTes t1.alf ~ Its sfoan- So ~sik
s-if~Ff e. fAf sai
Qsszl.z4loa 81 ooHHafiees. aIs7.osal
g a. sansA sanrse FesSuies
raast'f tY asoafiaa ant fsFiAer e.
A.isvs rtars oas-r - Isa - isssus
~ aaflsas srs F.nenal fsa'Hrss .
i1f He.4s r-ogan IN a. =snafe.
Sf - arsFsrrz - tas IS ~
Immediate pan .a M haasf. ftf $50
fHsf Infaa au tsIerei - D.
rsssea te~aras vH ~ 'o.iawei -
sts SIZES. 80 srFararurA ueaFurf
SID o'tlr ls'f F.-i .a io-a in-
sarsss sr ot 'rvs~ 'rsffut cf admin
Isirlatl artf aurrf ffs ~ar ar sise
raes Ay tAe house oanH rss
ksls.-- Tnl1oss e vsrssf.
Ita ufel.s vafk tt fse os EAl a-ll
- t-aEel tv fhe Nemorai nay
hsty nru Frlay asio1rrmen'f
f-an rfu THURSDAY antn 'as l1'las-
81 Neriay hstng -.anael
Confess orff isf Rorar suffrsrt
0,o,a 90 aass,i ay 49, housf lasi
ao.k a. 10 frs' a.s of ths nes cau-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-26
sas.e Can Be stored Now

In The whole Hold % medicine shert
: not a healing remedy thar viii re-
p2l- damage "a the flesh nor quickly
iasn BALLARD'S Snow LINIMENT
in cuts, wounds. sprains. burns. scalds
snd rheumatism. It's healing and pene-
rating power is extraordinary. To'
sale by al druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-26

several >sbsiaaFy acies sln % B.
uansMRins.
cer-,aas Wi NJ, 2 o..
Censfai Ccuri MAJ Noa' 'at on o.
csFuAas ce.eEaies. h raaie4 b. !
psfiE ns~SI~PsF A. saslts iaai ias
.oFni - ihes nos sisna sl nCi ~
sists1 ~ the Gcrmaa Firr'roissiai.
80
Ssrre easlr TERMS Ssfierea
Nnh fae escpfInn 81 ere coacsg
sian re.siive % f,e Sarrs a4fin Ger
m4nss elains relative "a mat
F.on ave hern ncletfea ghe c-us
ol ~ four AAs asreoa iAai 0efnaas
oFsaie 3 pFsof eaa-s, nr,t aer asse,,
or revenues ~AicA mas E nscl 's
raslHg Cor TIE mines 'a .hc SaTr
district shoaia ihe p'ss.0ae 20 81
held !u 1854 BE faVarase io cci-
mars
A. q Gefranss saEse-fIon roia-
tive 20 her western froracrs have
heen reg,ciea 10 a sharp ao.c 90 Coaat
Won Brockdoff' Ranisaa D, n Clcln-
cuceaa. prosidou. q tac peacc con,or-
ence
ks,acnion forces are oiac.Aiiy re-
ported 70 have eroRen :hroasa the
rskov front wcsi o. pc'ru-raa and 20
have caPiarcd 1890 prisoners besides
a ereai quantity a. var materials
Farther ca- TIE forces of Admiral
kclsaak o; IA, 0hsk cove ameni. are
rePoTios 10 be Agproachas Niaika. s.,
Is expected iazt he Ko.eezs and ne
NORTH Russian forces vili soon unfe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-26
NfNsIR OF Tisr Assos'Also
pDrEE

Folh Is FEB i, riarf ani ifr
Rhne araifs ar. rfa'r. lr Gee
words lf Fighting RhI Evans
sfor ight or "a fFo.lt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-26
tvssfcaNNGo ssE siDEsr.
ioz 81 j " kys.r

n sshA vas vs.ci,d prs~lden, and
p : lBroraan - 81 Reno secrsary Of
IN Oklahoma Pre- - associsfion Nc
Aicster sss AA.scs,d GoE thc ns1t
nr-cins nlacs. Kyse~ Is m,mb,r
q ne state board o. sffsir.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-26

Ben RsFkey q, shamrock. B. % o.
csy I'm "a ne RAJ c,,ate hasl-
ness sAid Ben. .snd ar do,ng fairly
e.l Ther. s ny mach oii develop
mem IN en- vicinity ~ Shamreck o.
preeeni~ Bcn Is hale and hearty
Again and Wcars M same Cd smii,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-26
votes Way Sc os;a nss

The a.rIan wouid 7iacr lhe rtsoiu-
iion on fhr calcndar -suiy for frAl
vote. s'1ss. h.r tomorrow and a. ieast
hefono no week end Belief 81 rtne-ai
ihai the requisite fwo-ih.ras major
ifr vtl ha obtained
Af ah1rS- zfna r-s WI mfti n
Legislative conference before fhe sen
ate conveaes. 30 raNiy 1he committee
including choice q sen
afors Pen-rse OF Pennsylrania and
Warre @ Wyoming fa- caIairman o.
ihe finance and appropriation commit
ies-s rCaotslvelv IS chosen hy the
commriec on committees. ApqroFa.
81 fhe States as drawn is expected
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-26

= sTl2f4if No4n,ls&l0nfT - Ixa4 ~
sioa "a - foFef - 49, tsnis snt =
an4esssosd - hass AZ aqIwaEsi a. fAe|
snti -ssioaa lsak.s - Amfrica VIA
Fs<Pcss IS rrss sisas s1F srarch snf
se.slFs - insos saass. tAs meassr a.
smiaF 20 a. ,nirr1seet e. a. Asi
sssslon
clssr 10 Essiuasa.
n ~ shrrf4rd tsl nqaW is a.
faed A. ineiutns -arf dsilied mall
srFHaeas sino1s fsrn nied - al
ei.hois liasar anf sli aioasel.e iisa.ds
sas oozrosnds ~trfhsf msei02ird.
rorlNay paienief ~ nol
NAnusaSars q r.aer CO., uss inI
u.as.ns snslaf sanf iaioa.oani faF
s-srrase Tarcrses hea in rvsiasnces
rres'se3 ihsy ser Ture,a ~ hst'fr
~ ms,slrs htrsue effeeus az a.
emrsss ,, ihs rroslssons - iAe meas-
srr~ A. BE- also ihs siis II sloohslle
rasu 8 rfor.siaFe ms8'cisss ~h'sA
ar ncnse'asis and iheapahle of ~
~ ulfi OF. beverage rarroscs.
P'srss Ars sssesnssd.
coFninnof o. iAc slrllans /, saksr
BE- g. An sAlsA roA'slis tTaufpar-
afioa % lQuors hy carrlcrs
Another rrosisioa ~ ihc measure
rroh.a.fs fhs advertisements 81 isquo-
q newspapers. 81 s.gnhosres - =,
sry advert .rurnf ~ notice coafAin-
sny s3vfr sfmeni ~ no.vce contain 4
M fhe laciure ~ a h-cEcry disfii- /
cy. h0i'lo Ros harrcl o~ hox ~
r. hfr r,cop'aci, reported - ooniain- /
inr inf0xtanis Liquors cr designed "a
serve a. an advertisement theTV,of
nrsnk,n- O. in,orc4rnr iauc~ IN
ar rahlit coavsyances and IN ausc I
mohacs voa,d b. rsoaisisd under ine
sci Which pnor.1,s shsi ip ca,eA
vhc7e p,rs,ns arr injured or. killed 4
~ drunken persons. suits io- damf
ases oan 30 hroaeAt arainst chose phol
either sod or gave ihat rersoa the
l'q0o-
sssze Car Sc stored Now
Persons who have stored quantities
y fquors ln their own homes IN gre-
parasicn .or The ions dry spell wonii
b. safe from molesfaiion as me AZ
provides that scrch warrants osnnoi
be issued
Penalties ransing from $50 20 SOC
Tine with lngri -onment of no; less
th4n ihlrty DAYS nor more ihan -
months. woula be provided and s.
'ao oeo would b. Appropriated for the
enforcement q The &C: during m ns-
al year 1929
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-26

cospofais Turner sri Nriner sc~
erS ~ f~in rons - NJ ant NJ
DAVID Sowers arrives hcme "a Sai-
uriaY irCm cAmr fonsion They l,fi
CafArs on Sepiemher IN. 9li and
hsNe boen icgr'hsr curing ten swat
haiilea oomlng oal wtihoai a scratch.
thoach DC, had mAny narrow cscsPcs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-26
children CRY
FOR FtETcKtR'S
Q q g TO IA
KANSAS cITy LIVESTOCK.

Kansas City. NAV e6-HOGS-Re-
ceaqts l5ega. rnarse; ~ 10 &c lower
Buik sl97sd 9a15 heavies. So
AaEr, Medium. $l9.75dgo -. lights
$i95 q -. pigs. STAG 1875,
CATTLE-Marke7 lower Heavy
steer sls&s@77 medium. s1sS,
61Se5. common. si2 25614 7s. lights.
slG.75 61@1f; COWS. sss9@i rq.
siockers. S77gN l4l5
SHEEP Receipts -npa0. market
steady Lambs. sll.-5m14ss- ewes,
$40 20 10
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-26

Okf4skee coauiF s4nfs siaef an
lkt nsrihessisFa Nar' 81 Hashes csun-
- ara an siesiioa fog tAat parlose
hss Aern e4hed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-26

- fAe fisinEs shesi ~ hoass
snanasls. fleor ss4lns. faFnii@Fs vsrn.
s +. snla ~ Pieiers ffames. siese P,Ev
aalaei anf sl.hasline - hsss thea
'srass nsxg siers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-26

I. ooHiax ana ihat lsiAris 81 hlts
- hsSess pehhfaisea eser rullca off
- Is stats sHa ianks srt anr'snss,
tato facos and swnfhng
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-26

Dizziness, vertigo. blind srahe-s3 }
sallow complexion EsGuience arr
symptoms of iorTdd isrer No cne
can feel well whsle lhs LIVER IL IL
active HhRBlNE as a powerful liver
stimnlanf- A dose on Two VII cause
all bilious symptoms % dissr pear
HrF il. Tor sale hF sll druggists
Ram waser IS soft because il cen
tains no mineral matter.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-26

Nrs ~ A Crefnweoa AS rs~sssft
acri ihlf NJ sen Al.sri. ~ arrived
.n ~ NoIt sfF sfirE ip FFaner
fos . srsf He - sapecasd hcne a.
seon a. b. fs-cs.sss a. dl-ehaFse
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-26

Jaass Johu nlafesh - aeisy ~
>e~kiFk to lsck sfser scns of ins
isrve,s 10 ne kaA caunis tsAis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-26

siFe~i csF enrioFss - Naskase'
wn san g.ai 1ahe lei aniess an m
Grease in ~Asrs - sFan<rt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-26

0ssss iali s,csd snalass are = lase'
u naming E frt4l aueFns, and III
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-21
SUNDAY, JUNE y. 1916.


A STROLOGERS see this as an I'M
H certain day. While Venus and
Mars rule strongly for good, Mer-
curry, Uranus and Jupiter are in male
fic aspect.
The sun enters the sign Of Cancer
few moments before noon. thus begin
ming the summer quarter. The In
gress in the twelfth house IN trine to
Uranus is read as foreshadowing in
crease Of popularity for the president
and others in authority.
General benefits for the nation
seem 10 be presaged- The govern
ment should benefit. aitough the
square Of the Noon indicates dipIo-
matte blunders and scandals over ex-
travagance in the use Of public funds.
The stars promise benefits 10 work
e-s and reforms in industrial matters.
Women and children should profit es-
for the home.
Great increase IN commerce appears
to be foreshsdowed and extraordinary
business activity is prophesied-
Men who sit in legislative assem-
bIeS come under sway making for
troubles. Scandals appear 10 menace
them
IN the general frenzy for investiga-
ton, which VIII mark the next few
months, Great Britain viii suffer from
sensational reports.
Danger from enemy propaganda
viii continue through the next few
months. Movements such as Ameri-
canization and colonization may be
used subtly. astrologers foretell.
A London astrologer predicts for
the United States danger Of revenue
frauds and recommends to bankers
special wisdom in certain financial
policies. Some sort Of furry regarding
securities is prognosticated-
The Noon gives warning that the
administration may be criticized. but
ultimate recognition of supreme
achievements IS assured
Persons whose birthdate Il IS prob
ably VIII have a very busy year. but
they must safeguard their business
interests in every possible way
Children born on this day may be
high strung and energetic. These
subjects Of Cancer are often rash and
hastv in sposition--Copyright 1918.
by the Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-21

IN TIL early days o tn actin stage
1 all a comedian had t do t cause
uproarous laughter wuz t appear an
go thro' q few facial contortions. Then
later came what's known in stage
parlance as business" such as appar-
emily stumblin' or runnin' int wall.
havin' door slammed in your face.
spittin' out a mouthful O. beans for
teeth, supposedly fallin' thro' a sky
light. wearin' a patch on tn seat O.
your trousers. a bandanna handker-
chief danglin' from a coat tail pocket.
or scratchin' a match on tn scalp.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-21

These an other things equally ridicu-
lous were never failin' laugh provok-
ers. even stirrin' tn risibilities O. the
most astute an pompous ia high
pitch, no matter how much they paid
Z git in. Then follered a long COM
mercial period when it took tn most
ingenious comedian I git a laugh by
either action or word O. mouth; even
folks who attended tn the-aters on
complimentaries refusin' { do any
thing more than smile family at tn
best sore O. humor. Fer long while
tn patrons O. tn the-ater who in
vested $3.50 or 81 wuz mighty dis
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-21
By VagnIa Terhune
Van de Water.

suppose that Douglas was really IN
love with Alicia Butler! She vas a
rich girl. If he married her -.
Elizabeth Wade shook her head i'm
patiently She knew her brother too
well to fancy that he would marry
any woman. 10 matter whom. unless
he himself were making sufficient
money to support her and himself.
Then unless he succeeded in his
profession Douglas could not have the
happiness of a wife and a home of his
own for many years to come
He must succeed The sister closed
her eyes and pictured the future as
she wished it might be. Butler would
return to Rlverhill completely cured
and enthusiastic in his praises Of the
young physician whose regimen had
wrought his cure. His mother would
be elated. She would tell Of Dr.
Wade's skill The successful ply
sieian would Immediately become
more successful His popularity
would increase Wealthy patients
would flock TO him and money would
flow into his pockets. He would
marry Alicia Butier-if he loved her.
And what about his sister, Eliz-
abeth Wade opened her eyes with
start She decided that she was coo
tired tonight to dwell on her own
future. She would go to bed and to
sleep and indulge no more just now
in waking dreams