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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-13

Nazimova Is giving n wonderful
performance in the sccen version
OF Maude Fultons stage play. The
Brat" now playing In its second
week at the Clemmer.
The story narrates the whimsical
romance OF "The Brat" a nameless
child of the charity institutions, who
drifts into the chorus of a cheap
musical show, Is insulted and then
hailed into night court on a trumped
up charge. There an author who is
seated on the bench with the Judge
sees in her just the type" he has
been seeking as the heroine OF a
new novel he Is TO write.
The author takes her TO his home
This, of course. rouses the anger OF
his wealthy fiancee. But "the brat"
soon shows that beneath her rough
and slanEy interior she Is a woman,
with tenderness and warm sympa.
thy. She saves the authors brother
from disgrace and In the end brings
the novelist to realize that he loves
her and not the wealthy girl he in.
tended to marry.
''Photoplay Supplement" an added
attraction TO the bill. gives the au.
dience intimate glimpses OF screen
players. This weeks series shows
Bryant Washburn. his home and his
family: Enid Bennett and her hus.
band at the home. and Mary Pick
ford having tea with little Mary
Rupp. her sisters baby daughter.
CLASS a
Concealing her identity by the
monde. plume under which she wrote
a novel branding the richest man in
the world as the worlds greatest
criminal. Shirley Rossmore is asked
to make her home in this mans
house. gains his confidence, and gets
hold OF letters which not only break
h Is vast power but save her own
father from unmerited disgrace at
his hands.
This. in short, Is the story of The
Lion and the Mouse" the picturiza.
ton of the famous Charles Kleine
stage play. which is the attraction Mt
the Class A. Alice Joyce is starred as
Shirley Rossmore.
COLONIAL
Tom Denton, the straight shoot.
err" literally and figuratively: "Slim"
Dorgan, primitive and useless
member OF society: Bull" Larkin.
an abyssmal beast and evil genius
Of the woods. and pretty little Mary
Larkin, a mountain girl, are the
characters woven into the plot Of
Mans Desire" photoplay with
lots OF action which is being shown
at the Colonial.
Lewis Stone plays Denton, Jane
Novak Is Mary. Bill Dyer is "Slim"
Dorgan. and Jack Curtis is Bull"
Larkin.
There is also a Charlie Chaplin
comedy on the program
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-13

1t Il easy TO understand why 1T
Ito learning Is a dangerous thing
when you meet a man who thinks he
knows 1t all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-13

Constance Binncy makes all her
own hnts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-13

REX
Persons unfamiliar with the lore
OF the Indians and the history Of
their development on this continent
viii find refreshing portrayais OF
the race In THE Wolf" at the Rex
this week. This photoplay presents
a visual treatment OF the life habits
and characteristics OF probably the
most interesting tribe In North
America. Tho tribe II that OF the
ojibways. up In the Nippissing coun-
try Of the Canadian Northwest
The story itself II adapted from
the stage play by Eugene Walters.
and affords Earle williams. the star.
splendid opportunity 20 display his
ability. Williams has the fascinat.
ing role OF Jules Beaubien. a French
Canadian trapper. who swears TO
hunt down the man responsible for
the death OF his sister.
How Jules carries out his threat
and at the same time wins the love
OF Hilda McTavish. Is dramatically
told.
Jane Novak plays HDda
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-13
Mildred Says Charles Told Her
He Was Rich; She Asks Divorce

She has lAnguoruus brown sycaL
So they were married
Seven days later he deserted her
she said.
She's asking . divorce In Boston
Mass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-13

3o1LANE. Oct. 13.--ChAries J.
johnson told Miss Mildred A. Chip
unnn hers In December. 1917. that he
UnD rich Alaskan
/. He gave her two diamond rings."
but Mildred Is dubious about them.
He told her that he had SI25.ooo
- = private vault here.
Mildred, herself. was . sweet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-13

lGnny . mans only cxtravagant
nnhte u Z wife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-13

plenty of work and the audience I
plenty OF laughs.
A feature OF the Coliseum musical
program is tho singing Of Vivian |
Hart. lyric soprano.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-13
mrgTs DUCKS IN PLANE

HUME OOChS IN FLAME
0FOKANE. Oct I'D. II. Wet
~ 1uwelsr. brought home . pianeful
- 1uclks this morning after a shoot
~ tx1p. He bagged 'em on the ny.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-04
BLACK TALKS Of WATER
SUPPLY TO ROTARY
Says Reservoir System WIN BE
Great Thing; Rotary En-.
dorses "" Branch
For Looan County.

Tho meeting Of the Rotary club
"wednesday noon. al the Ions. wa,
featured BY talk BY Major Black
OF the firm of Black & veaich. arrh
tects. 10 charge of local water i'm.
proyements
Major Black cxplained the reseryoil
system at lcnglh and said thai Guihri,
would have water supply capable 81
accommodating city OF one hundred
thousand
Judge Arthur swank gave good
talk. aS aid " + Griffin. ~ Carnesie
who tossed 9 hig boque' 20 Guthrie
Five or six men were guests II ihe
club
Rev Disch and Rev Birnley present
ID a proposal for groviding ~" sec
retary for Logan county The club
endorsed the proposal
Next week will he Rotary Roy Sconi
week. J u Van Homer ls chairman
OF the committee, having in charge the
arrangements
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-04
CITY SEGREGATION LAW
UPHELD BY COURT
Judge Cottcral. In Federal Court
Refused To Grant Injunction
As PRAYED for by o. @.
Negro.

The ntEfn eoTftNaiinn law pA~Nea
hy sh~ rstv commissioners " okia'
hama ciiy ara put into operation, wi
stand or At leaa' i will continue q
operation for the present IN federal
euuri las' ns.hl lndse cogternl rufua
ea 70 rGan' an injunction agalnsi ihss
cliy on ne aeNr,gailnn iaw on the
ground thar she negnpss. m their po
siilon. had failed 30 state an equity
Tbs next move. according to attor
uofH In ms caso wil ha 60 aHaln fle
suli ihe next time n ihe state eaaFts.
Wllliam t1oyd nesro alleged 10 his
petition for thp injunction. that an
Jan s. isa bu purchased from she
owner twn tots in tho military addls
ilon % Oklahoma clty and that on
May y last ~ euleFnd into and took
g.ossesalou OF same as hls famliy rss
idence that on May "a the police ar-
rested hm under thr 40 called mngre.
cation ordinance After giving hagl
and galning hie liberiy be was aeeln
arreaiod. and placed under bond, and
he was strictly admonlshed by The
aolice not 90 attempt to again enter
into o. occupy his said residence. aud
that the police placed ARMED guards
and dld prevent hy force ~ arms hts
entering into or occupancy Of his said
residence
Floyd sei ~ che fsei that be- Is
citizen ~ the United states and ~
the state of oklahoma. and thar D.
"a by force Of fhe action of lhe city ~
Oklahoma City and lla armed police
department prohibited from the ffee
exercise IT bis rights as such ELL
zen and deprived ~ his property rishi
as guaranteed BY he constitution ~
The United siatca and especially ,he
of the Fourteenth amend
nunt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-04
FERRIS NOT ALI.
DECIDED on RtCI

Washington. June - Representatiys
Ferris made the following statement
today in connection with thr alory APP
pcarinx IN the Leader to she effeci
that he r. out Of the senaiorship race
The senatorial primary IL fifteen
months away The whole country
including the congressional delegation.
IL interested in the terms of the finsl
peace proposal and the return home
Of our boys. ! am head over heel.
in work with my congressional duiies
and am not ready 70 make any an
nouncemeni of any sort in reference 10
the senatorial situation.
"The article which appeared in the
Leader from Oklahoma City. that I
was out os the race was wholly un-
authorized ! have made no announce
ment on the subject"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-04
,Oi. SWIM ~ t\pi At<
,NuN sinNi,t tlNN>tIIl~ :

l'cs,masisr OismJa ~. rsesissd ih.
fniit~nx
tnliei States Arm, Recruiting sia
tion. oklahoms Nin otA Jane d
fsia 10 en- i,,simasfrr oathue
okh iSt ist class. charles % orr
o.. wili b. in Uafhflt ffem ne O. \
Army f~fraliins siaiiou ~ Otahama
t1s ier anoui a ~esk hsElnAlue ians
. rae. for IN, pur osc ~ ssPiain
ms lhe ,arlpas hfanshrs ~ ~. esry
~, and enc trade schools that she
government has established thfoesk
oui me coanify and IA. AEr Nsu.
hcn smith. Colunsl lnhnir, Nsemll
Ing Officer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-04
BOYS WH0 sW|P[O
F0R0s, OPENED STORES
mevey and Two Partner Stole
Two ford Cars in Colo.
rado, also Robbed
Two Stores.

James waite o~nef q the stole,
fofd car foaha IN rossession 81 Claua.
AeNe, las' ~cek by shsuft Roeer
'oo. arrived la the ciiy to-day aua
ideaiified The Stolen property
f'4ing - TIE actisities ~ younf
NeNe' Waite said ~Ncycs "a. no,
alone. there ~cfr three cf tho ,ounx
mcn In the crowa and they stole two
fo'ds; ono 81 the cars ~As disposed
OF on he road from Denver 10 cut
re Besides The cars. the boys robbed
s~o stores heiors ihoy len Colorado
- a iewcify store and clothing store
Amons other iaings the, ,oo1 were
twenty ave silk waists ten slls Dire,
see. twenty i've Ala shirts. besides
hundreds of ties ana other articles
In iewelry they took among other
things i~cnis afe gold waicaes nfyy
gold chains. studs ard charms and ons
diamond stick pin rAoso articles
'hcy disposcd OF on The vary 20 cuta
re. and at one small town on Sat
ardsy they auciioned the goods on
be streets"
There Is reward of ses 10 each for
he arrest Of tec thieves
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-04
CzERNECKI SAYS PRISON
AWAITS CRITICS OF BOIL
sHEvIK REGIME; WoMAr
COMPLAINING TO FRrENL
OF OUTRAGES is IMMEDI-
ATELY ARRESTED; RED
STARS HAVE FULL pow
Err AND ARE VICIOUS.

Budapest. June freedom OF
speech noes not exist in the territor,
under the rule OF the Hungarian bol-
shevists. The sitting process used BY
bella Kun and followers in control OF
the communistic government. excels
in thoroughness and ruthiessress tha,
employed in the old cespotic days O.
the czars in Russia. Among The first
regulations after the Communist die
tstorship was proclaimed. after the
resignation OF Count Karolyl last
March, were those providing sewers
punishment for all who :. read reports
which the government should decfds
were false. or any kind OF criticism OF
the governing powers
Early in April special regulation
was rrocIaimed. providing for the gov
ernmenf's right 10 make so-called pre-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-04
GIVE RECEPTION TO
SOLDIERS IN NEW YORK

New York. June -Four transports
loaded with returning soldiers. many
OF them from Oklahoma. docked yes
terday. Governor Robertson and party
and the Oklahoma congressional party.
greeted the boys. Last nish al tho
Savoy hotel. former Governor c y
Haskell and wife and Mrs l. @ Nlbiack
OF Guthrie. rendered reception TO
the state officials and about City sol
diers. Mrs Nibiack has just returned
from abroad where she was engaged
in Red Cross work. Gov Robertson
and party viii remain here several
days 10 greet other returning soldiers.
From here they will go 10 Washing
ton.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-04

Increased activity in amateur theA
tr'cals probably will be- ono OF tht
results ~ The wsf 10 Oklahoma. Nhen
the men ~ the s0sh division 90 nome
ihls summer kApefienc. galned ty
he doaRhboys aud others from camp
Travis since they became part -
The army y oren alton has Produced
Ia all the regiments actor. of fhs
FIRST quality And one ~ their ahpwsi
eTh" whlzx Hang Foliies.~ produced
~ the 2ilth field artillery regiment.
took All donors IN the Rhineland and
vas requisifionsd by general head
quarters 10 play In Paris and other
lafEe American ceniers IN France.
The show has completed tour Of
the ,s)th division areas. and was -
eeived with enthusiasm At every sta
lion The high praise accorded a.
c0bisnx Is especially noteworthy De-
rauae Il was in competition with the
D<-st shows from al the divisions eon-
sfituiinx the army of occupation Tbs
.asf was picked from all the com
psnies in the regiment. II includes
hree professional actors but none OF
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-04
III UlO\s SUCCEEDS
RFN John CiIiPI<

Rev nudlong of San Francisco
Ca. arrived today TO take charge o'
The pssiorate ~ Trinity Episcopal
church. succeeding Arhdeaeon John
4 chapin who has been IN charge o.
the church the past few months ~
Chaplin hereafter will have biz head
quarters az Oklahoma city. and will
pay especial attention 10 F.plses al
Trinity church At ~ Reno He has
performed material service here IN
behalf of the church He il a airong
man and very popular Rev Badlong
comes here with the highest recon
mendations a. an soilse worker IN the
field
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-04
ciNE All u tER
PACKAGES ROOM

Since nearly half a hundred bomb.
~efe found la the mail few weeks
Aso. postal clerks all over the coun i
try have developed nerves" The
other tsy = queer looking package
threw The poatofficc force a. Dallas
into a panic They hcayed grcat
sishs OF relief when several CLERKS
more darlng than tac others. opened n
Finserly after Il bad been soaked In
water over nisht aud found IL con
ialned nothing hut an automobile part
and nov the Reds" are using differ
cnt means OF asssscna,ion They
plant the lomhs nov ~ hand
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-04
GREAT ACTIVITY IN
NOlON COUNTY FIELD
y. p. Kelly, President of Packard
Company, Returns After
Spudding.in No Well.
Brisk Demand for
Acreage

Frank Kelly has retained iron
Nolan county. Texas whrrn be So
p,rinlended the epnddinr in - tha
first test well on the Packard Oh
company o.oeo acre biocA
Mr. Kelly. whn is president - me
company. "a very optimistic with refs
orence TO The posslbii'ee ~ opening
up rreai flnld IL Nolsn county
when first wrni so that pari n
Texas our iease was the only one u
Tho county In fact the oniy lease
within 800 miles OF production To
day there are flowing wells nearby
and nearly every acre ~ tho county
Ia under leaws." ho said today
Following Oh news was taken FROM
a Dallas newspaper
swnetwager The West Texas Der
velopmcuf company ~ Fmf Worth 10
drilling 200 feet near Blackwell
The swueiwatcr on A. Gas company
Is drilling around COO feet in The
southwest pari os tho county on the
chapin 4 Allen block
The Burford Brimm on company
has secured tw0 blocks IN the western
part ~ the county north and south of
Roscoe TO begin two wells within thlr.
~ Gays
south " sweetwater
The Wichita Nolan on company viii
spud in next week on the kuisnan
ranch block. fifteen miles southwest
~ sweefwaler
The Blackwell Oh a Gar company
is spudding IN on tne Turner block
five miles northwest Of Blackwell ThisI
derrick was blown down by storm
The Packard on company Il drilling
On The Lake Trammrll block seven
miles southwest of sweetwaicr. having
spudded In Wednesday
Outside capital Is being Invested ia
itfferent PARTS of the county and espe
,ially in the territory adjacent ioI
sweetwater
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-04

The Oklahoma state hank viii epa
glnue "a he iha elis depository fot
ihr npN year lilds submitted ~ the
several bsnha of fhs elty ~sre snva
hY he ri9 commissioners fadaY and
the Oklahoma Nlato proved 10 be- lhe
highest bidder and under iha terms
Of thr charter viii after furty visht
hours be declared ghr official drf~sl
tory for city FUNDS foe The eumln8
year IN thIA eaas the hlFlA bidder ~
los hrcanss The hlsh hid il baasd on
hs amouni ~ interest lnld
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-04

Leader sahscrlhcrs are adsised taal
To Leader has lis rcsulsf carriers
None of the carriers IL authorized %
eollest oa subscriptions nsguisf
collectors afc employed fef thar puf
rosH Nessboya Who aimply supply
papers go 90 al their own fiak ana
The i.rAief is not responsible far
papers delivered aad collections mafs
oa private routes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-04
ALL FRANCE - lonkino
orr wifu lArrRrar

Paris. lsHs ta~Fh. asmesphsF~ la
psaes eo.fsrsne. sieeivs ~as fpli ~
spseu'ssFc~ svasy ne ~ aesslhl~ masi
'itssieas 10 ssvssai esausss " th3
treaty ~lsh Germany eut retstra
tangible Is expected % ssystse u~tgi
me outcome ~ shs Joint meetings ~
allied experts bssarsss kaa~n a 10
sspeetsd shss sors ~ ,hsss nssslrua
will to hsia semsFra~ Az tne mssss
lnu ~ the xouaeu " four thla aftav
ncon rrsslasrs wllasa made sneshsr
effort % eenelliass
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-04
ANOTHER TAX ~ DIE
LAST DATE June H.

Excise tax must be paid BY June
81 Manufacturers who are subject
10 the tax are being notified by The
revenue collectors office that they
must make reaort for the month of
April not later than June 2 Or a fine
OF 25 per cent OF the tax viii obtain
Tire patch factories. manufacturers
Of automobile bodies. parts or tires.
candy factories and toslet soap manu-
facturers are affected here.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-04
Freedom of Speech Is
Barred By Hungary Reds

Fen,ive arrests. thus permitting arrest
ipon suspicion upon the mere judg
ment OF the authorities and in the in
crest Of their regime. In churches OF
all denominations the sermons arr
iosely studied by agents who make
reports. Not only are direct attacks
Upon the bolscvist government or
communian forbidden in the pull its.
but tho clergymen are warned 10 tenn
ler their sermons when they are
merely preaching the principle OF thai
religion comes from God. The gov
srnment also compeis the reading from
he pulpits OF proclamation. repre-
en'fng II a. not inImical 10 religious
practice. Steps TO stop all sermons
IRE being taken in the first district.
Known as the "comilat Fehar." in
eluding that city. Reflections on the
government in street cars. in lines OF
oeo9le seeking food and even in homes
II reported TO the authorities. bring
severe punishment
An elderly woman in street car
complained bitterly in German TO a
friend OF the dreadful condition pre-
valent under the communist regime
She told how she and her family were
robbed and gave her opinion OF Bela
Kun and his colleagues As resul.
, government agent. wearing a red
,lar. placed her under arrest This
Incident | Witnessed personally. Snch
(Coufiuued IN pava Col II
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-04
Men of the Goth Made
Musical Hits Overseas

~
'ta aheva had pFeyNAs easwrtsnee.
sseep 10 church ials 81 todge
roons iu Tsaaa aAs Oklahoma toans
Good nlses'ses Comedy
The feature ~ ihe saaw sas peaa
tfy sehna scene. eaplwd trom sshoal
10 thsis home stafss sith ehleh the
aetsv* wefe familiar fha aha. con
tanned nome sae. ilHnsi hlaekfaes
comedy and fse~ siaaine The pro-
aaelian Waa rehsafssa al she rvKl.
mental headquarters At Morbaeh. hns
was ON the road practically ~ ths
tlma Tor three months q waa Ia
cnarze ~ f.ieat Chester " wiiiinx.
ham Rev Fd~afd & stanford. ehap-
lain ~ th~ regiment. former Texas
clergyman fenaefsa ssiaable services
10 originating aud rehaaraiae the
ehow
The rast Included Private lanes
: ksndle. cofpl Alfred basH. i'fisafe
Charles = ifubbie. Private julius q
Peterson. Musician burton swift. Prs-
vate Carl ~ nro~n. Cornl ward y
Nara&aii. Private Oscar 4. piliuaa.
Private Howard VI Conner. Private
chaills. Prlsats Davis. pFi-
rate Arthur g Gresham. Private Fred
winkerman. corpi Edward BECK
sardt. Private George W Bolton and
Musician Frrd y Bergbrcde.
II was the first show produced By
my organisatlon in the army OF occa-
lgiion which was accorded the honor
Continued on Page 8. Col IL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-04
Nary Forces To
BE Cut Dorm
To 10000 Men

-~nsste~. luws s-An erssF Trees
tAs nasy ssesr,rsat saillea fef !
fsssesiee - tNs e~tss sailsts 4
ssesss - -, ~ess ,Ns~ na0,o msa
,, Juiy 's. go fsssissa hsfs tes
ass rNs ersss airesss tNs, tNs
sessiss esrs - ,Ns rssss,is~ se~s
srem ths snes. asusrs nee - ,ess
sNs ssrsls~sY - N. rect ~lli es,
he lr,eaired
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-04

police 10 be secretary ~ the Russian
soviet organization In Pittsburgh and
a delegate from the Pctrograh coun-
eli Of workmen and peasants. sen Il
this country TO spread bolsheyik pro9
aganda a large quantity of W "
and ansrchistic literature was fountl
IN Nne suspects which the police turn
ed over to agents OF the department
OF justice TO aid In running down por-
petraiors OF the nationwide bomb
plots
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-04
WIRELESS COMPANY N
CHINA ORG AIMED

Pekin. June THE Marconi com
pauy has gone into equal partnership
with the Chincse government in a
sS.50oo0o company The Chinese
National Wireless Company. which
hegan setting up factory At shanx
bal and a supply plant AZ Peking.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-04

Small boys Sith air rifles and sling
shots are killing birds and breakins
window glass In the eastern part Of
the city. One woman was HI, By a
stray shot from q sling shot Lac,
night and window was shattered
by . rifle ball today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-04
Death for Editor
of Red Flag
Is the Verdict

-cossHssesn. Jsns s-fsrr To.
stns ~ Nvnleh. ecser ~ ihs sso
Flss ara . rsselssierlst lsacsf IN
bsssrs. nae been ssntsnesa 70
death sf,sf . t~o aays' trssl. se.
eordina 10 . d,spsssh rseslsss nsre
from Munleh
Ths RED Flas hss been q fearless
ssseesss of the resoiv,ier ara as
sasor rssusso % fee ~hsn warned
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-04

Mr and Mfs llshe Thompson ayv
mo,ine 10 rulha Nr Thompson Is
already there having taken position
~lla The olry,rie lishi uililly of taa'
~ that city Mre Thompson la clos
Ing oaihe hasluvaa interests here %
Join him IN TIN ncAr fusafe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-04
AMERICAN MARINES ARE
LANDED AT SAN SALVADOR

San Salvador. Republic of Salvador,
June A---Amcrican marines have been
landed at punsa Arenas and Port IL
mon, Costa Riea because Of the revo
tuition against the government headed
by General Tinoco, according to dis.
pachcs printed in newspapers here.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-04

atNNAhcN of ~ PRINCIPLES
uetigr. ture The magistrates ~
800 osgmsr mseleipailtls. with pep
slstien. ,o,slllra iooco eco. Nsss slan
90 80 sepsal 90 usNsH ~ enc osrmau
elites 10 ,hs snsr'ssn psspls pee
testing sossNss shs pssas ,sfws saa
demanding - pesss " lassics." suuN
az sas promised 90 me hssis ~ pres.
lssns wilson's principles
A nurhsr % Aaesleaa harr ~arase
ssha have nssonss assmAn sublssls ~
r'srrlsas, are si8aina . slwliAs spnssi
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yANk THRICE SAID
TO De DEAD is home

Salina. Kan, June a-Three times
reported dead Lloyd II ingram, Of
Company NJ is7th infantry of the
sSth division, Is safely home. He
wrote from Ellsworth. Kan. to deny
the report of his death.