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The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-18
THE PROBABLE REASON

The editor of the "heart-to-heart
talk" column of daily newspaper
received the following letter from a
young man:
please tell me why it is that a
girl closes her eyes when fellow
kisses herr"
TO which the editor in a fiendish
moment, replied:
Send me your photograph and per-
maps / can tell you"
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-18

These tablets are intended especial
ly for indigestion and constipation.
They tone up the stomach and enable
it 70 perform its functions naturally.
They act gently on the liver and bow
els, thereby restoring the stomach
and bowels to healthy condition.
When you feel dull, stupid and con-
stipated give them a trial You are
certain to be pleased with their eff
feet.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-18

If your subscription to The Daily
Sun is almost out, we state again that
you should get your renewal for
another year in at once, If you desire
the 50 rate. Fair warning has been
given every one. 1t costs us twice as
much to print The Sun now as IL did
two years ago. You can understand
that this must mean increased price
Of subscription.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-18
Our Cheap Column

A Little Advs4tisment in this Column
Will Bring Quick Rssuiss---oas
Cent q Weird.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-18

Aunt Martha. Jennie has mar
ried man who plays poker. Isn't
it dreadful?
Uncle John 1t isn't half as bad
as marrying a man who thinks he can
play poker, but can't.--London An
swers.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-18

"Why do they call Broadway The
Great White Way'?" asked the visi-
tor.
Because, answered the New
Yorker, "the thoroughfare is dedi-
Gated to ice cream soda and butter
milk. Washington Star.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-18

LOST :--Mcnday afternoon, at Bran
mans hitching lot, ladies' black
leather purse containing four 81
bills, two $500 bills and some
change. Also tax receipt for
$29.76. Finder please leave at
Sun office and receive reward
222-3t.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-18
A GOOD HOME FOR THE RIGHT
PARTY

If there is a country woman, white
or colored, between 30 and As years
Of age, who is willing TO cook for a
family of three, for good wages and
kind treatment, it will pay her to adj
dress P. O. Box l44, .-Greeneville,
Tenn, or communicate with Postmas-
ter Gouchenour.
01Q6t
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-18
WANTED
vVTAAFAA6

EXPERIENCED C A g
MET M ERS. MA
CHINE-ROOM MEN AND
FINISHING ROOM MEN.
RITE, KNOXVILLE
FURNITURE MGR, P.
O. BOX BOIL, STATION
A., KNOXVILLE, TENN.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-18

FOR SALE:--Span of Heavy Mares,
coming five years old; free from all
blemishes and good workers. Mack
Broyles, Chuckey, Tenn, Route g.
213-12t.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-05-25
TIE NEW $500, 100000 BOY
HOW'LL HE BE GUARDED FROM The FATE HIS BROTHER MET?

lit'ie John Is ncLesn rris Nc ts|
Fortune 81 Vnson, Killed hf Auto
When lfc Hhr Away
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-19
ANT|-O0P[ DRIVE IN
STATE WILL Be STRENUOUS
Hubert Bolen, slcuth OF Internal
Revenue Department l. After
Dispenser OF Snow
New Law Is Severe

There i COINS 70 b hlAv 10 cases
On the pari VI lhe duse dispensers ~
this state os don't know what ain
talking about aasd Huber nolen
collector OF internal resnur. who was
In Guthrie on quiet tour og lnsesti.
raiion last night
Tit force " government inspect
cse working ON narcotic violations wlll
be Increased 10 the next few days aud
we are golng TO enforce the Law 10
the letter. Boien said
Several convictions have been made
in shls state aud the inspectors have
large number of caaes IL present io
fhe next grand jury Bolen said the
bureau h0pcs 10 make such a showing
IN tile enforcement of this law that
even dope peddlers viii be afraid 20
follow their business
The drive ia 70 be- made IN eoDnev-
ison With cam aign 10 interest the
public in providing for treatment OF
drug addicis who are not able 70 gay
fur their own treatment The cam
paign is tbs result OF a conferences
held recently Al Tulsa by the internal
revenue bureau and tho United States
attorneys OF both districts IL The state
Bolen said in the recent decision
of the supreme court IN the pofemas
and other cssas. the fact that physi-
Clans are not authorized 10 prescribe
fer the satisfaction of narcotic drug
addiction, and that druggists cannot
lawfully fsll such preserlpt LonA- Ia.
Fad De effect OK eepriving shousands
II addlcts OF their habiissl 1uppiy Of
rarcoties
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-19
THE VICTORY SHOWS
WILL OPEN HERE
A Carnival Organization That Has
Clean Attractions and VIII
Please Both Young and
Old, Vine and Clevcland

One Of The best kpogn carnival or
ranlzaisons on The road win play In
Guthrie this week On the lot. corner
o. Vine street and Cleveland avenue.
Al the shows. rides and otner
smusements will be opened Tuesla
sinasemens opened this afternoon
and will continue each afternoon and
evening during the remainder OF the
we~x
The N,ltnrx- -AkQAz--<~+--~-r --T-7r
feature attraction ORG 90 sse best
minstrel shows on the road today.
-his attraction carries eight ~srform-
ers. each an artist in the realms OF
miasireIy
IN the athlesjc ssadisip. where box
ing ard wrestling exhibitions are Civ
sh. -four well -kno~n athletes. among
them being two worlds champions
rhs zssBe challenges 70 anyone a. any
time. giving two dollars minute for
anyone staying with them
Band concerts are gwen aftsfno1a
and night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-19
CONN[WAY MAKES BONO
IN THIRD CHARGE FILED
Former Cry Banker Has Multi
plici,y Of Troubles Since
Taking uo Residence In
Oklahoma City

n J oonneWAs. lormef dsni oi
ino desuu,i Logan County bank. 81.
rived in t'uthfie ,hls mornlnR and xass
bond for appearance on ihifa charge
A.sdc agail 4 hiia by coansy A,lofney
Green The latest chaipe - iha, OF
aecs ,,ing deposits whpr ne knew the
bans va. insnisens iGNs aeecitis
charge g. made that he accepted
county mones whvn ne bank wae
pFaeiioalls eloerd
The other two charges AGAINST ron
fwey are for forsers and enbsazle-
meni The embeszleneni ehargr WAS
disiuls q by Justice Hornaass Mon
das Ths charge ol forgery sna lhis
latter ,nurse must n0w be snt
"fhrfe " nothing - these chargeE
tisd against rnnnswas. said Attor+
lss shas Smith TO-DAY = min certain
here II ael une point where M per 4
entora ean touch me IN iac, the con
due of yiy bank when | was hers va
hone and above hoard I had vlclsei
Indss and dlffienltl.s but I'm III the
sssaf eaid Conuewas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-19
THREE GUTHRIE RED CROSS
WORKERS MAKE GO0O
Mrs w II Hecf Mrs Ollie McCon.
nell and Miss Mabel Smith
VIII BE In Charge OF Peace
Time r q Work

o~lus 20 the vaAi volume ~ WORK
eesfiua on bs lhe home service see,lOn
og ihe LOGAN .ounly chapseF re.
ausr, was made yycenils by ghe south
wrsiern division % the American Red
Cross 90 selecs candidate 20 andolgo
e tcur~e o. training ~ sha Red Gro =
inslifatv Al NarmAn. tor the pvn oss
o bcroming trained community
worker 10 heih ssrfs 81 The peace
time program
Mira ~ v lleet SECRETARY " ,he
Chapter NAs selected 80 take this
vogk and sbe apd airs olive Aecon
ncli ~ho wenl 40 the Dallas Inatltnse
'ns fali aud Allsa Mabel Smith. who
has b"en n training " chioseo win
work together io pul iulo operation
sho plendhi constructive and eduea
tionai program 81 the coming yeas,
s.s.-..~.---
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-19
FRANK RANKIN BELIEVES
IN FUTURE or GUTHRIE
Rnilds Brick Block aud Will Con.
duct An Up To the Minute
Grocery Store; Always
Guthrie Booster

\ hew business ZOE Guthrie untltp.
~ naw building and al wsl soon
olen on North Division. halg hloek
eft Oklahoma Aud wn know our
generous hearted eisizrnsnlp SIN nlsv
\ hearty wciroms
For many weeks The uas brich block
haH grown, from foundation to root.
under the personal guidance ~ the
o9nef, 4 Y Rankin, and II nov pgu4
sels goodly. substantial appearances
The west end has brsn pArtliioneJ
on into several iiylpK gaams, to be-
occupied BY Mr and AIRS Rankin. vho
formoriy wefe IL baalneaA IN Perkins
and 10 later years conducted ufUs
perDus stor" ~ DsumriHht, removing
% Guthrie fseentlf with lha deter
ninetlon of making thla lhelr pvtma
nens home
The large sloeu FoDm viii sDun BE-
filled with the latest collection of
groceries, fruits Vegetables. ese
Everything viii b. bright and usw
indeed most inviting 10 al, and the
ropflaior viii SIy. eaen i heart,
wateome. wheshef groiu north. sougls
esst or west. Or trun tlreenlsnd's iey
The farmer aud his produce will
have careful attention. and the very
beas OF everything u nsga. hIa.sL anil
VTo'IHcf all be welcomed and paid fur
ai market value.
Such sn institution - the Rankin
sFoeeFy Is The harblnser OF better dsyn
for Guthrie; u a one OF The latest bus
mess entsfpfisea 10 come to nashgls.
ahieh inJieases peFmanency and pros.
psriiy. Mr. Rankin has great faith in
b" future of thls town and his faith
, backed by hts Investments hire
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-19
OIL tIiONA CITY PRINTER
TO NHEsfI.E NAN IIEisi.

HOB Roberts Oklahoma cry print
FfssfesileF Nha recently non from
Harry Drmstflaus we'll known rhca
80 mailman. IN straight falls. will on.
tpse Joe cutrer claimant II the
Nofld's wslinfwrighi championship. in
9 handicap fngteh ia this rlty WudntH.
Gay ulght THIS viii BE- the third
match bvtw"en Roberts and Cuirer.
the former sinnins on both occm ions
However aairrF boiiayra i,r will have
better luck wednesday night when
fhs two Krs toeefher 10 the Guthrie
efena fhe match sill take place IT
the carnival
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-19
JUDGE HORNADAY orr
FOR EAST ON BUSINESS
but VIII Combine II With
Pleasure II on Big OIL
Deal In New
York

col ~ II ileennsiay lsayss fuss
nlxas on four weeks vacation. bis
flfnt Since hs tDok tsaf offIsg July IS.
1915 lie ~lil combine baaIneAA NLLA
: TaII neaaaru ~ pleasure ie vlls
80 10 Kansaa city. st Louis. chleagp.
indianapolis. colambax, clsssIand
and rolsde. IN lhs lnlsfsss Of ,hls
nesiy ORGANIZED on pfoises. Ne has
worked this out In line sFsps aud
nos has one o. the beat and most
practically ofxaaifsd. eoaamon iav
trusts IN the country. ladsp ,adent of
any corporation taxsa or diesatlonl
TIE nsw concern Is ihs American ois
Associations. 5000 shares a. 80 par
value. r'aey have taken over ell the
yslaahls leases. wells. pumping plsr,.
tanks and ufher Interests u the Am-f
OF and Refining Co. and will under
the ns~ plan be pernl'ssi 10 opsrst.
In Texas, o. sny osssf stass " s4s
tinion
Judge Hornadsy says hs viii attend
his old regImsntai reunion ~hils one.
perhaps the las, one. lie declares hi<
Is going 70 be boy again. IN that ot'
swimming hole. where 10 used 10 play
hockey from Sunday school and -
swimming. where be once yullsd =
browning boy out a. he vas eoInx
Io~n the last time. bat the nesr
tragedy was not out for years after
rsrds--i, vas Sunday scrspe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-19
ASH PATH IN OCEAN BED

London. Aag i<-it hss just been
learned by The Reciprocal News scrs
ice that aviation enthusiasts. who ara
hoping FOR great things IN trans AT
iznfic aerial navigation. see chance
for simple method Of direction find
Ing In the fafsre.
siesmssiss which for many years
have been GRO ,sinz the ocean in def
mite tracks. eject the ashes from
their furnaces into the ~sler. II Is
ciaiIrsd that millions Of tons Of cilnks
ers have been deposited on the bed Of
the Atl&nfle al the way across and
that thls clearly shows from . heighi
II bxs long been known that one
osn =~e % any dspsh q ~s.er from
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-19

'ers, u burning chips become
sonimon. the prospect fof elndsf
ath for aerial guidance will be- snali.
However. ws have got. The idea and II
soaidn'i be great expense TO spread
'ome coIored sabsianee regularly over
be ship tracks tor over any new aed
al routes that may be cho4snl and
constantly renew the markings. II the
trans Atlantic soyage be made in "
hours or less the pilots viii be flying
all the time in daylight and VIII there.
fore Be able 10 foIlo1 the tracks A.
easIly a. person following footprints
N The snow. OF cou ,s great depths
would require tbe aviator to elm high
er for rs reekonlns. and soxs would
make . difference =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-19
AyfAroas sAFn AFrGa
sGvkRg rHtAL

Marss. fss. Aag te~~Ll.vssnAns "
q Peterson. one " the s~s American
ssissefs held by Msslsan barass sse
$4,000 ransom, eyess~a the bssasr IL
shs Ansrsssn sias sAeiy shss y~svalna
Shortly aftsr Llsut pstsexee eress.
sj the border. cspsaln Mstisek ~.
surrsa. bringing ~ish hlm Llsus Davis.
fasy afr ssesessa 10 est0vn 10 Maria
ey sirplans Lisvs Peterson erosssd
~ tiib a ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-19
alorrAar Mtec.Asr IN
VOLUNTARY eAsssuptcv

Nafk tlaFk. ~ hlNheNFi. upsNr
county. fll'd petition Ia voluntary
bankruptcy salania, ~ish ths sisrk of
the federal dlsifls' eoafl, llsilnr debts
~ ,s.tesip aud assets u si.ioo Iie
R hardware and furniture merehant.
aud fiVo) % the assets sas listed a.
soeA Tn trade rhs lsrxes, single
item ~ Indebtedness In the pcilslon
vas an unsecured clalm for sseN ~
held hs lhe Oklahoma Furniture com.
pRny Of Oklahoma cts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-19

proporiionate altitude This "a
vac given utiiii, daring ne war pbei
airpIanes aud "bImp~ dsrIsible air
shIps secuted along the coasts Of Eng
isna and Franc. looking for r-bosu
lurking on The bed OF the ocean !
is said ihaI these aerial craft easily
PICKED up steamer tracks bs the srss
irsanss % eindsrs
No doubt the scattered ciinserf
> osid hos forever sbow snlezs con
ziantly rsnexed. said I. A Iegros,
enc of toe founders fihe Royal Aero
cub and p@s, president of the Brit
N Institute Of Automobile Ensineen.
sea fo< iis .~nd al other marine de-
~ gradually eovsf over these clInk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-19
MANY FIRES IN STATE
DIRINl, RASI- MONTH

Total fire loss IN July for oklsho-
ma was s2iaysz3 according 10 figures
issued by the office OF the state fire
marshal yesterday. The total number
Of t.res was IL. -Four lives were
Inst- The anu Gs2i feature of The re-
port l. that 10 per cent Of the loss
was incurred in rural districts.
Only fi9Ac9 loss vas experienced
n wheat fields during the height Of
the threshlng season. while the state
Of Kan as on the north Iosf hundreds
Of thousands OF dollars IN wheat fires
due TO Incendiary origin.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-19
DATES FIXED ron STATE
FIREslEN TO MEET

Firvmra pf Oklahoma ln elll.s oi
isss than 10000 population are dls-
satisfied ~lth the Law passed BY the
lasi general assembly. providing for
. double siaioon system for flremen
IN cities of more than 1000 popuia.
tlon a thorough discussion Of the
iaw VIII be feature OF the annual
convention cf the state firemsn in
Oklahoma City September ss-1s.
Dates Tor the convention we're fixed
q, meeting Of the executive CON-
initsse In the office Of the state fire
marshal at the capital yesterday. No
convention has been hold for tive last
'~o wars owing 70 var coodItIons
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-19

NsAlssler AaN "a salclde. .
killnf and foeehlf = fatal sfsoiihn
oscurfrd SATURDAY nlahl
} u carter Allied himssll sy aslas
lns pol On
Vhefle, ~ del ~ kisb.. "a ,hoi
before ihs eyes of hh wife sad st,
chlldron. ayoofdlag - the s,op ~
del is lu srllicAi condition Al lhs
i0cai hospital
vii clasdon uesfo .hvl sad allied
Made Cooper pegio q Il shsrrsd
w. deniss the ,rims
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-19
MlN-tPi> PRItL ><ulDlIs.>
IA ~ PluD>l'ttIlNE RtN-
flt> 10 llNtr PENDING
NM OltOtR
MANY CALL BUT NONE
BUY ARMY F00OsTUFF
POSTMASTER Ot.>uITU SANS
ONLY on PRICE ilSr IN
HAND ~ \ H. ENi'fSr-
NC NEW RULING ~
t\N 1luE

TIE question a.; whleh i rlghi. ne
Associated Pres dispaicAos OF The
gfiee sch 'sFais sssslsrd b. IA, tos,-
lsstcr, o. tht state a. 10 TIE price o.
go srnmenr sc'sssssyss no~ bons o..
f,rcI for sale
Postmaster ol>mith has schedule
q, prices on loodsiuls 70 BE- sold Ne
70 rcady 10 iakc iac orders On ihai
basis bui prospective customers eho
cal al the ostcifie, say they read in
the newspapers that lo~sr rate has
been posted by tha war department
As 10 ihai ! know nothing said
iostnsst,r Oismilh today = am
rrm believer = sll that the Assoc.si.
ed Press publishes hu, / an also
siickler for standing BY what the gov.
errment iasirueis. Therefore am IL
ouandry. caaho, sell the goods
a, The price The Associated Press says
i1e government authorized. because
the government has not ye, advised I
ne 20 do 50 ! am patiently awaiting
the order. Ia the meantime an viii.
ing ~ take ofdevs bur would ady.se
al 10 walt day or gwo until things
right themselves aud the oriei
ccmcs
laobaels hundred peopIe hau
called al 'hs sossoffce today ,o place
orders. They went away wilhou, DO
sns - ana wiil wait on the ne~ fat-
Ing
The sr.s, dltfsrence n il ihe rore
rate of postage
Under tnc Erss 0rdts the rate Il
cents for the first pound and 0ea
fer each added po0rd fr3m 81 L.pais
The mex rate il SAID ~ BE- rcn,s
for the first ound snd cent for each
added pound. which. 81 course meNp
q vasi difference ID price ID ,he usti-
mate consumer
So they are an waiting
Time Is no; she essence OF this sale.
aaywas The amount OF goods allot-
ed 70 Guthrie stands good Indefinite
4 and until she quantity il exhausted
Confined 0ra pAwD s~at44
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-19
uRlrisn rlrnr IN sArrlr
wirr nolsrtviSl

s,ee1nolm. AUG fp--rhs srslsn
feet has been snosess with bolshs
va var vessels which concentrates
asa'ns, Nrons,ss,. ,hs naval pae, of
ps,roassd, a dispatch ffem Aslsins.
fora says The city ~ Nrorstsat. a
10 ssld. ~ss burning.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-19
Tt\ SUIT WILL m
TRIED ~ COtRI IiEHt

Iht Trxa companys suif for the
recovery " as.TeHia corporation tsA
lsld under rotaet. has been All LIZ
TaKnst = In this city. The suit il 10
sesf me constItutionalisy of The cor
pafation tax ~ applied TO non real
dents OF Oklahoma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-19
Wan otpAHfMKhr AursoHIxsp
PUNITIVE EXPEDITION

washington. Ava is-~rhs Arssrs
ear purlsgss sspsdlslar Enss Msstss
after the hsralss ~Aa Nsla me s~e
Amsrsesr svlasefs, - bsiru ssaassssa
ys'sn the fuli srs~isaas ~ shs ~
tnerisiss IL wssniraser. whs have
hssr ~isnneissas Aeasvnssmsrs "
sns ueyswmsrs's policy vnsAl sns r~o
Amsfieans ~sfs safs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-19
LOST AV|AT0Rs RETURN
TO UNITED STATES SIDE
GONtn>Mt.>r PNNS RANSOM
tON Mts<'s RtttN>. rIet.<
su>DS t.ldItItI CAVALRY
~ lsOr PURSUIT
uN BANDITS
BULLETIN

Candelarta. Tsxas. AUG ~
Via army field telephone "
marfa) Troops Of the xlshth
cavalry crossed the MsxscAn Dor
der a. $40 o'clock shis morning
In pursuit Of the bandits who hsh
Aviators Peterson and Davis for
ransom Davis and Peterson 40.
ccmpAnied uc troops acting ~
guides
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-19
House Repeats
Daylight Lam
Oper the Veto

Warrington. AUG ls-~Repeai of
the daylight saving law was passed
today oser President Wilson's vetoc
BY the house on a ~ose of 2z3 70
fcf, seven more than ths required
two Thirds n1aIoeisy The repeal
new goes to the senate where rs
supporters claim victory
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-19
FOR DEVASTATED
REGIONS or FRANCE

Paris. Aux gy Tel, phones Tor tbs
ff.srhsfnf.d -. ...s.----
sfe being provided ~ ths French
vs'otflees 90, Or equipment purchas-
n f9r the American army
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-19
sEyEN THOl SAND ARE
IMPRISONED BY RuMANIANs

Budapest Aug ls.-seven thousand
men and women. including former
Ministers Rzrb4i and Janosex. have
been imprisoned zs = reksl; of anti
Boizhevikl raids by the Rnmsnizrx
assisted BY the ns~ Hungarian police
force Many arIstocrats personally
siled u ferrxtine out he Bolshevisss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-19
Officers Clash
With Strikers;
Score Injured

nsslsr. - Ass w-ssrs hss .
ssefs ~ sssssrs ~sss l-lsfes, sss.
sssi ssrleosly ~ . fsss ssss ~sfnl'>s
ess~ss- s,slssrs ~ shs s,s~ssrs
steel Gao ssmsssts sss-s s-s sec
vs'eH s~sls,ss s~s ~llss frsm ne
elsr' a ,fess ~ state peilss ~s,<N
ss been sss-ses ne ~efs. ~ss
essAss ts tNs sssns.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-19
sv,Aroes Aas A,o,no
m PURSUIT OF sANo,rs

csrsslas,s. rss. Asa ,s-~Avissses
are 90 operating Win ma ssssiry -
sses,s 10 ,essss sns ssrasss o. ,hs
~sssssn slss. fiyins ever ne ornAss
alssrtst, sasss 81 cssasssfls