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Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-13
UNCLE JOBS GOSSIP BEE.

Dear Social Cornerites: When Mir andy and gossip it is not about the shortcomings of our neighbors. If anyone comes whispering scandal to Mirandy she says:
 Cant you say something good about 'em? If you can't let's forget iti"
 ,Mirandy is an uncommon woman. and I never tried to talk common gos- sip With her but once, and all I ever think about it now is never again! There's nothing sloppy about Miran- dy
 When we gossiped the last time Mirandy said no one can put Married and Happy out of The Social Corner because hers is the get-to-gether spirit of it. When she called us to gether l in good fellowship beneath the flag she set her seal of sociability upon it and there 1t must stay. She's a brave and busy woman, Says she: T got enough laughs out of .Ready's wood box, said I, to fill it chock full! Ready must come back, for her si- fence makes vacancy! | You are right. Joseph" said Miran- , dy, I'll say Ready is the darling o1 i The Corner, which I should not per,
 init you to say more than once in my
 ;learing!"
 1 They've been a great bunch. and nc
 one can tell how much they have help. ed and comforted follls, I veutur-
 ed.
 1 T surmise,' said Mirandy that tht
 workers and Sisters of lasting inter est is Biddy. who originated and con. tinued the annual picnics at Covcntr, lake. She and Aunty No 1. were twt of the twinkling stars in the histor, of this page of ours; and there wa.
 NJ. Roena and her two girls, and Jane
 and Crimson Rambler, who were al ways. up and dressed!"
 If you wasn't a good mixer vol
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-13
THE SOCIAL CORNER

lin Square when the union busses were making their ring round trips begging for passengers. I do not go to Norwich half as often as l would like to for fear of them. for twice since they have been occupying Franklin Square. with their ring round trips, when going. from the Central Village car as direct as I could with the other passengers to the sidewalk the union bus came right along and stopped right in our way, and if we had not stopped and gone around back of it would apparently run right over us in front of the waiting room l was frightened and my hair has been white ever since.
 If the people would not ride in the 'busses and the jitneys, and ride on tho troleys, then we could have our hourly trolley cars as we used to- I suppose so many now have autos that makes a great difference with the ,trol- Icy traffic, but the trolleys are great convenience to a great many people at times when it might not be possible or easy to use anN auto, and when you could not depend on the jitneys ol
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-13
MOTHERS JOLLY BOYS FOR
 PEACE

Dear Social Corner Sisters: AS l have seen no answer yet to the request Of Peace tor Fried Dropcakes, I send in one which I think is just what she is looking for and which we always called
 Mothers Jolly 5oys-Five table spoons Indian meal. five tablespoons flour, two tablespoons of sugar. one and one-half teaspoons baking pow der pinch of salt; add to this one beaten egg and one tablespoon of melted butter: then add milk enough for d drop batter; fry in hot fat, and serve with syrup
 l think you will find these very nice,
 Faye Nerna: As I was riding through Goodyear on Thanksgiving day l thought of you, and would have called had l known just where to find you
 As it is quite an effort for me to at- tend the Social Corner gatherings at
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-13
(continued From Page EIeven)

come the two Sisters from Club No. e=hope they will come again.
 Would dearly love to see Aunty No. r. at Buckingham Memorial, or read some of her interesting letters to The Corner or both.
 What has become of Uncle Sam S Daughter Slim Jim, Farmers Daugh- ter. Clara of Canterbury, and many dfhcrs that we used to hear from?
 | hope PerpleXed will write again. Perhaps she thought we were unjust in our criticisms but if she writes more about her perpleXities and trials, WI will understand better and sympa- thize with her more.
 When 1 read the letter written by II. F. Palmer 10 The Editor about the hincys and union 'busses I was glad
 hore was one man in Norwich with enough public spirit to write about the nuisance and have some care for the safety of the public. For months now 1t has been very dangerous for people to get off from the trolley cars at certain hours of the day on Frank
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-13

Dear Social Cornerites: Please try my recipe as given here and tell me how you like it:
 Baked Hominy and Cheese; One ta- blespoon of butter substitute or drippings, one tablespoon crnstarch or two tablespoons flour. one cup milk. one-half teaspoon paprika, one-half to one cup cheese, grated or cut fine, two cups cooked hominy, one-fourth cup bread crumbs one teaspoon salt. . Make. a sauce of the fat. ocrnstarch, salt, and milk. Add the cheese and paprika to the sauce, arrange the hominy in baking dish, and pour the sauce over it. Cover with crumbs and bake twenty minutes in d moderate oven. The hominy and cheese may be arranged in layers and the white sauce poured over it if preferred.
 EXPERIENCE.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-13
CANNED SPARERlB.

Dear Social Corner Sisters: I did not get recipe for Drop Fried Cakes,
 so will ask if anyone can give it to me?
 l spent Thanksgiving with my chil-
 dren and families-23 in all. The tur- key was fine. Canned Sparerib-First season and bake as for the table, cut from bone in small pieces, pack firm in sterilized
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-13
RICE MUFFINS.

Dear Social Corner Sisters; Last week one of the Corner writers ad- viscd the use of more barley That reminded me that our family always has liked mullins, made as follows:
 Rice Muffins-Two and one fourth cups four. three fourths cup hot cook ed rice four level teaspoons baking powder. two tablespoons sugar, one cup milk, one egg. two tablespoons melted. butter, one-half teaspoon salt, Mix and sift four, sugar, salt, and
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-13

union buses, for they do not seem to so anywhere only where it is going to hurt the business of the trolley road. With good wishes for all of our large circle, and hoping to hear from more of the writers that used to write.
 AUNT MARY.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-13

baking powder; add one-half milk, egg well beaten. the remainder of the milk mixed with rice, and beat thoroughly; then add butter. Bake in buttered muffin rings placed in buttered pan, or bake in buttered gem pans.
 SARAH J. l.. { ROZrah
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-13

Norwich and WilIimantic, for ono think it would be very nice for the Sisters in the northeastern part of the state to have little gatherings of their own and become better acquainted. Do I hear anybody second the mo tion.?
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-13

pint cans, and fill up with the liquor put on cold pack rubber, put on first wire. set jar i'll boiler of warm, water up to the neck of jar: boil three hours, then snap down last wire and let set until cold; then wash off jar and dip in paraffine. This will serve four or five people.
 Welcome to all new Sisters.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-13

No matter how devout woman may be. she won't be satisfied with halo when she wants q hat.-Newton kansan.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-13
A USE FOR HoMINY.

BoZrah,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-21
COUNTY COUNCIL or
DEFENSE NAMED BY B0l{s
Judge Boles Is Chairman, Duties
Of the Council Is To Aid State
Organization Probe For
Profiteering

Judge 4 n Boles. chairman Of The
Logan county council OF defense has
appointed the following citizens OF the
county a. members Of the executive
committee, Joe Payne Nalhall, Neil
Humphrey. Meridian W \ ksliy
Marshall. T. 2 Roe. Crescent Mr. J
+ Nissley. Mr. \ N Carter II y
Dcswfn. = l. wslliams, G @ Hornor.
Edgar \ Powers. Il r Burlinsame and
W d Barnes. Guthrie
The chairman VIII call = meeting 81
the committee next SATURDAY atlcr'
noon to take OF The work OF inyevti'
eating whether there Is any protiseer-
ing going on u Guthrie o. l.ogau
county
The county council oG detense q
each county 10 the state VIII work ~
conjunction with the state prganlzs'
ton and the federal officinls
Judge A u Ioles Is chairman, y,
virtue of his office MIS- Cora Farrell
is secretary ana the county attorney
Will be the vice chairman of 'hs
council
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-21
BALL GAME HERE NEXT
SUNDAY WILL Be 5000
Both Teams Are In Fine fettle
and Are Gut for the
Bacon Big Crowd
Expected

The Da,hre Santa fc nlns, sfisa
man, weeks II hard eonsi ten, ~ork,
has flnali. Developed luio fast, via
ming ball tram uue lhc people oi lhis
el,r mghs ~,ll be- plcassd ". and
thcs are a. viii b, demonstrated at
the falr grounds a. y m sunday
sti,rnoon by large attendance aud
hearty co. operation 10 helping defes,
the Arkansas City f0adera
The i<snws boyi are BY no means
an eass marx and shey are ccndns
do~n with blood iit 'hcls syss o
carry off uu,hsl.s scalp iiut going
ont 10 scalp bear and resiplng ons
Asp ,wo different ,hiuKs
Tbs seaKs ar sell mai,hvd. eaeh
having won onr game aplece over the
o,her, therefore fact and exciting
contest Is "a bee ~ ec'ed IN The playiuS
cfg ~ IA. lfe
Icll all souf friends about the
game and poms ual and root gof ON
Il homs Coach
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-21
BRIGHT LIGHTS Or
CITY WAS HER LURE
Wife Of County Farmer Could Not
Overcome Desire For DAY Life
Of the CITY, go She Quits
the Farm Z

81. lust wouid npt live an fAs
farm sass y 4 lAliy ID hiw pe1stipa
foF disUrte tfosn y aia bis say~afd
sffv she lisr the bright hsasa aai
fba aauee halls and | uaut break IN"
habit 20 must ask that tbs knot
Ths eouplt ~As tn-Ll-.--- ~ y rTr-
' rod. this state Ia isie sni LATER re-
mosud 10 farm IN this county. sssrn
miles northwest ~ Guthrie iIn tbs
wandvylsat took hold aysiu aud Epbia
b'ked TO Oklahoma CITY whvte abs
rop " lssllas Ia a IRONING house and
snIo,lng ths kind of lie she Graves
80 lhs husband. tired vai if1lns to
make her see the straight and narrv~
lais has aseldei 70 eat hoss aud
rs 81 carry be burden without hsF.
flsfs az no ehlldren. fortunately.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-21
MUCH CHOCK BEING SOLO
ON THE EAST SIDE NOW
Barilesville Authorities Want
More Drastic Laws 70 Be
Imposed Traffic l. Very
Heavy

Halslasyuille Aa9 u Nov sh@t
JOSH narleyeofn has received hia hat
aud bcen. told good b5e there has
been q decided revival of ih. use of
Fehoe beer III Washington county
Not a day passes bu, what some man
or wonlan Is arrested on the charHe et
being drunk from too frss lmAlbing
oF eloc The police making the ~
rest can expect only small fins IN
the eltY polite court ~ ai ina'itus
lion Il not permitted % lnlDosu pen
Atty IN ke,asinp wilh the oifsnsc Tho
police have made IN effort % yet tAe
county attorney 70 take measures %
stop ths traffic 10 vcboe bur 80 fsf
they d.rlafe ne has failed 90 DO 80.
Some af thIs staff as b.en saut 70
Oklahoma flty fof analysts 10 duivr
min. whether o. not Il contains aleo-
hoI 10 sufficient quantities 10 be intys
Icatlng bus tbe polite. polnt 20 The
increaring nnnbef 81 pvraonA Anls a e
II~rTrTruf dTTHRE TT0m drinking The atuEL
- - 1-7t1T FHfTTcI1nt reason 10 believe
that the choc" bsinE sold IN fais city
aas the kick Z No laas than five per
sons wef. arrcSied on the .ity streets
SUNDAY afternoon. all ~ whom are
said 10 hay. bssn drunk as the result
Of drinking -ehocr beer Cue of these
vas . NotuAu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-21
O|MW|OO|[ ANO BEAM
CAPTURE An AUTO THIEF
Alter Excsuag om,ls ksse We
peeision Goes To the County
slsushs Who Grab Thief
and Return Ford

A. s.ssu, sSlees yesterday sn
sfasea Aibsst ssrnss seshsa "a 81
rass as~ fefs esf - frs~t 81 us's
r.s.ssrss, ssse.s ,ns street ffem sns
poliss stsOsn
AZ hfis ~ returned Ire esf ~ss
sers -s ,nsesh 10 ss~ a ,sfr tns
essnss asss ,ns fluN street sr'sss
The sNssffs effss sss 'r.~f iss'sst
roursd a~s sNsr'u asesrseN ssrt
ht dsps,lss ~ sli ai'sesiors 70 Hss'
tie shlsVss
A, precisely o'slees oseuss cesn.
/, Attorney Albsr, pie~nddls sHe
p.ps,y sNsrlr .affy sssr'. ~Ne tees
the srsi on the LaNes,sn eese. "a
,esnsa 10 Guthrie ~l,h ne ess .nd ~.
ih,ss
a ~ss ,Ns rrs, dsylieN, s'isr'ps 20
steal car ,n Guthrie. s~s u ssss sss
sssrous 20 ,ns tnlss els Nasns u
Albsr, y crlssmar sed Ns 70 a ssrss
esr mere rs says rs ala no, steal tns
car. bg ~ss ASKED b, another mar 70
'sss the ess 20 Isnas,en, -it's the
same Old s,er" says eeesrssc"
When pln~ ldis snd ess~ .i0N,sd
,ne stolen esr the race hssar ~ earn.
est we esn AZ full head % es
fcs seven miles sNd believe me a ~ss
s,ms rough so,na~ sad nesm "Fi.
nelly We ,ar sioNoslas ard cr,ssmsr
sloppsd the car hs wade no attempt
70 rsmons,es's hv, toes u sppseertiy
Tor granted tina, he mad Zoe, she rses I"
said oin~lJdle
Anyhow u ~As ths aulcssst WORK
performed by Officers IN ,hls neck os
the woods fet . long s,ms. ard sheriff
Robertson u proud of be sIsvshs
This morning crssmsn pleaded re,
guilty and Was held under bond ef
5000 Tor preliminary hssrira sspss~,
her IN the meantime he IL 20 tine
eeur,y isli.
y VAS Jos, completing preparations
Tor making = trip 10 Colorado. over.
land, and had sss sas time @ depart.
ore FOR today" ssia uaTnss "A.i
believe me. thanks 60 the promp, r.
spcnse by Robertson and his men. I
Viii leave on schedule tims"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-21
order Tor case OF bacon
xestasdas tsn@futn4te ttIRuA

order Tor case OF bacon
Yesterday Postmaster ulsmlih wired
tAe department and asked u any
change had becif made TO lhs prlcf
lisl Az Originally published We re-
s, ived i telegram lhat no change had
beru made ia the HIST
An Articles are sold ia ease loiN
oniy However. poAmaAisrs niay &C.
cent orders aud cash from one indi.
ylduai representing q group of con
sumetv In such casss. the foodstnffe
win be delivered 70 The individual
Who orders aue pays for them.
The follow inr ~ iiAt ci articles
10 be said. The nuniber Of eans 20 the
case. and the NET prlce par cass 20
the con guner
cl this llai. as Il u 40 exact copy
81 the one the posiniaste1 Inak.4 h.
-z77-- TT0T7- IT-HT0F %. Items you van
- l77-i.-T. ETTI TaFa Il % lhe postmaster
accompanied by the cash. q MONEY
order or certified check. ior the full
aomant of tbe articles ordered
a. u.l4.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-21
DRY WEATHER IS PUTTING
WELLS On THE BLINK. .
Many of the Old "oaken
Bucket Affair." Are Drying
Up, City Water Holding
Up Well

wafer in the nesghborhood wei u
running shy. All over the city is the
Old Oaaen Bucket getting warped out
or shape. and IN many Instances num-
erous oes have turned to their faucets
and uuaffed the liquid iheTefrom.
Many home owners who have been
depending on their own we'll in their
f,arik yuTu a. . source OF drinking
water supply. and vino have looked
with good favor on the practice Of
neighbors in carrying Il away TO drink
have suspended such operations with
q sign:
sThis Is private well. p"
A large number of residents OF the
colored section are feeling tie well
water shortage. Many homes there
are not plped for water and in the
outlying district almost com,iete de-
pendence is placed in well water. Now
that those weIis are becoBling dry
negro families affected are paving =
cents a barrel to have water hauled
10 their dwellings.
This condition is also reported from
the country. where farmers are com
planning. The cisterns in town arr
holding out fine and so far the cit,
hss had plenty OF water. although
Commissioner rrapnell says he q
praying for rain
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-21
nOTAR|ANs WILL ROMP
At COUNTRY CLUB TONIGHT
Big Time Is Certain and Boys
and Girls" Are Preparing
To Enjoy It, Dinner
Promptly At 9 045

Someone has said. Men are hut
is.sA grown up The mcmberN of The
Rotary Club intend 10 prove tbs %
Le true al their Country Club picnic
tonight. This fact was much IN esl-
dcnce at be Rotary luncheon ~ the
lone hotel yesterday Dinner = 70
be served promptly al Gi5 and Dr
iilgschi. chairman of the picnic com
miltee. says il vii. he some eats.
You can trust Doc FOR he knows
Frank Laax and Mr. Gregory were
giests OF the club al the luncheon
yesterday
Frank spoke very eloqenily OF
Guthrie and her future. emphasizing
l,rsi pa = --sss-- III 0VT greatest
assets the hzL-h Az--4sss-- 4 nd TIT TITT raj
waters. and urged unlied action IN
letting the world al large know of
the benefits 20 be derived therefrom
ITS an asset. boys and sou should
realize on Il" he saId
Mr. Gregory. the newly elected sec :
r. iary of the Chamber OF Commerce
also spoke and told Of few Of The
many things he deemed necessary foi
fbs bestermsnf Of Guthrie and th'
community Al large.
Before adsourn.ns the meeting
President Burton said Every gooe
Rotarian viii come out 20 the picnis
and be on time Were going 70 hay'
real picnic full Of Rotary PEE ans
our families OF sweeihearrs are 70 bl
our guests
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-21
+ ftl,SlEltS AM AGAINST
GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP

Members or Tie Farmers uaion n
session at Clinton voted dec!slsei,
against gossrnme,n osnersllp of rail- >
roads. demanding that they be I'M
medlsteiy returned to private owners
and denounced all slaeksfs -ho failed
TO do their biz during The war. They
also voted unanimously against uni
serssl training TIE Plumb plan war
attacked sielousiy. co-operatlcn along
all lines beneficial TO farmers vas adj
voested. senator Gore addressed the
meeting and was given a great oss-
ton
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-21
POS MASTER OLsM|TH IS
READY TO WAIT ON YOU
Will Take Orders Now At Post.
office No Chance OF Prices
Zone Postage Rate Is
Lower, However

Postmaster olsmiih Is now ready 70
lake vour Nrders for meat and gro
cegie
The price for good bacon u
about 30 cents per pound aud acoord
lne 10 Guy Bates returned soldier
who handled the supplies IN the auaf
fern,asttf'n dt..l- Il ~ -rT7TT
pany. the bacon i llEla ard .lA..ss ~ r.
inei.cafiy sealed Com sre The price
IL The bacon with home prices Sey
ersl people can combine In making an
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-21
GRAND DUKE NICHOLAS
Is VERY MUCH ALIVE

London. Aug si--Grand Duke Mich
olas, former commander In chief OF
the Russian army. Is expected TO ar
rive at Stockholm in . few days IN
connection with plans for general
offensive against the Russian Reds. II
las been repeatedly reported that the
grand duke had been killed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-21
BANDITS WERE MASKED.


N..hs,tle. Tenn. Aug 2i--Msssso
bandits held up Louisville & Nashville
passenger train No 2. fros" Cincinnati
10 Montgomery. Ala. between eo'um'
bia and Pulaski. early today and car
r,tj en the mail povnehes.
POSSES IN PURSUIT.
No estimate a. 10 the value of the
booty secured was available TINS
msrrlne. Posses have started in pur-
suit Of the men.
BOARDED TRAIN AT COLUMBIA.
The bandits are believed TO have
boarded the train at Columbia. White
the train was under way they appear
ed in the cab Of the engine and forced
the engineer and train crew to de-.
tseh the engine and mail car from the
res, Of the train and run the mail car
seoe dis-ance toward Pulaski. After
seeurirg the mail povcnes the lancits
jumped from the train and escaped.
The locomotiys finally ran down
a. wales. Tenn.
Meantime the bandits made OF
without molessing the express car.
posses from nearby counties are
searching for the robbers who had a
lona start.
QUARTER MILLION DOLLARS,
II was stated here this afternoon
that several large packages Of money
vas taken by the robbers. One resort
is that the amount will exceed $3.50.
oo0
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-21
HISTORICAL PAGEANT TO
FEATURE VALLEY FAIR MEET
More Than S1O Peisons VII
Appear In Scenes, Which
viii Portray Early Days
OF This Country

vast nlsloeeal paseani VII 0s
produced In Cr,hrle AZ q star ass'ae.
ton Of The ciu,er,pn valley ialr
rhl. .p,e,aele $ oeils designsd on
,r,m,udoa- scslc and wlll be shown
in all cities IN ne state 81 over le.eH
lahab.'eals
qhe story OF The Yn' yssies w'lh
ths utsi pioneers wno parsed ose'
thls territory IN search for gold, ena
/. ads up 10 the insa ion OF the Nnls'
= ,ilerA In Oklahoma rhls i inter
oven wlth SONGS aud dances o. 'h'
various period. and wi'le variety has
hean arranged
Msss franrss Meienrs. sho ~"t
ieadsng lads last season - 'he over
holx.r thester oklahoma Gay wHs
as ,bb lmreani aeslstsd os FRED
Innane uusical director
Thsee hundred pcoltle will paa'scl-
pateSiosetAef With q lafs. symptom
orchestra The eom any ~ill be com
nos ! iafpsl, 81 local talent and three
weeks free instruction IN "lorn''on,
snngag and dancing viii be given g
arxheay wfshlng 10 take parf 'isfhis
passaul
Mis- M.i4enFs VIII he NJ ihr nam
her III Commerce room. HisN ha'i'
oosnaserelng Monday Augusi 18th 81.
ers day from 10 4 81 70 2 y n - 't'-
iesview al applicants Who wish ia
take pari In this pagvaul
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-21

Fred Eiermau. former Guthrie
boy who has been in the army IN
France and Germany for the past two
years VIII arrive here tonight 10
spend few DAYS with hIs uncles. J III
and I. l. Billings and families
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-21
ougBEc 10 PREPARING
TO ascGsvG = PRINCE

quebec Aug ei-- Eisbor~ss pfepsr.
nj ons have been made here for the
reception Of the erfinee of Wales when
he arrives on the British ~asshlp Re-
noun. tonight
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-21
ssslin JUSTICE TO ss
oivgN A RovALtsr

iierling. AUG sf-The mintstry Of
justice has received inssructions 70
examine into the evidence obsAined
against the former vice chancellor Dr
Karl Hsitferieh, With view to pros-
eca'ins finn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-21
C0Ns|CNEO TO ONE or
CAaRANlA's GENERALS
MLNNN> Ntntl.> MASTERS
~ I'M N\D DEATH ~
PARTS ~ MENlCO. ftO-
INNt. tOllt:ts WNkts
NJ EttOltr To srOl'
M ~. NNNNN II
BULLETIN

NogalsA Aris. Aug II United
States intelligence officers M
rested N = DcminGusa three miles
north Of here. with 1000 rounds
Of revolver ammunition IN has
possession,
Domingusx u a paymastsr IN
the Mexican army and u said 10
10 q member OF the staff Of Gov
error GALES OF Sonora.
A. shcu, the fsm, time 4 th'p
msut OF German made revolyers
were ,oatiscated oy U, 3, au,hof.
tiles ON the American side.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-21
WOULD MAKE pRoeIregR,Nc
MORE DANGEROUS

Wash hlnxton. Aug z1-Ameudmens to
he food act imposing fine o; 5000
and two years Imprisonment for pro-
fiteering was ordered reported today
BY the house Of agriculture commit
ree.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-21
NO MONEY TO BE
GIVEN FORMER KAISER

Berlin. Aug 1i--The zeisDns am
Mitias says the finance ministry has
given denial TO ne Frsiheiis fepors
regarding a bill providing for 17e.-
een1ov marks FOR ne former emper-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-21
MARTIAL LAW PROCLAIMED
THROUGHOUT HUNGARY

Copenhagen. Aug 2i--MartaI law
tas been proclaimed throuohcut Hun.
gary. says q Budapest dispatch lated
"Wednesday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-21

Az Pace. rssss. Asa s'--rsbsls
under csris.as oeswsn are mssssss
~ NE sra prspsr,y IN psrss - shs
s,sss % M'shesssr. sssors'~s~Rs a.
esisss. Msslss CITY rs~sp~sss.
as,sd Aue a..
Federal fsssss. " 10 ssIa. have made
"a srea 70 sersus sns tsbsi sn'ssss'",
~te - rsposssd psrsiesisf'y ssrs~s "
the extensive district " ArssseA,
csmmsres sns sufisussass srs dsrss
alfred ~ rssuls " nvsmss's aspss \
ssnsr1 me sssisls ssys
oensrsr s nssIss ~ the ArssAss
JlNtlos sad on sns "fs~ eesssisrsr
when purAbss nss hssn sts~tpssd. NJ
has hssn sbls 10 ssesps. 4 . fsrerts
90,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-21

Medford-Tbe rain last night meas
ared three lucaes and DID much socd