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You will wonder at the quick re-
Spouse Graphic Want Ad will bring
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and designs for this part Of the river.
Belgium is TO be permitted TO build 3
deep draft RhinsMcusc canal il she so
desires within IS years. in which case
Germany must construct the part with,
in her territory on plans drawn by Bel
gium: similarly tho interested allied
governments may construct a Rhine
Mouse canal. both. il constructed. TO
come under the competent international
commission. Germany may not object
If the central Rhine commission desires
TO extend its Jurisdiction over the lower
Moscllc, the upper Rhine: or lateral
canals
Germany must cede to the allied and
associated governments certain tugs,
vessels and facilities fer navigation on
I'll these rivers, the specific details to
II" established by an irbitcr named by
thr Cnitcd States. Decision will
based on the legitimate needs OF the
parties concerned and on the shipping
traffic during the five years before the
war. Tho value will be included In the
regular reparation account In the case
of the Rhine. shares in the German
navigation companies and property such
as wharvcs and warehouses held by
ticrn,any in Rotterdam at the outbreak
Of war must be handed over.
Railways.
Germany, in addition to most favored
nation trcatmen; on her railways, agrist
taSrecs-garbed in transIation) to CO.
operate in the establishment Of through
ticckt services fer passengers and bag
CONTINUED on Page Twelvo)
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Freedom Of Transit:


Germany must grant fr"'d"m "f tran
sit through her territories u! rail or
water 10 persons. goods ships. carriages
and mails from or Ia any "f IN" allied
or associated powers. without customs
or transit duties under delays. rest
tions or DETERMINATIONS based IN
nationality. means OF transport, or place
OF entry or departure. Goods in transit
shall b. assured all ro*s;bl" speed OF
Journey. especially norishabl" goods
Germany may not divert traffic from ITS
normal course in favor of her own trans
mort routes or maintain control STA
tons" in connection with trans mgra-
ton traffic. She may not establish any
tax discrimination against tho ports ni
allied or assorat"d powers: must grant
The Inttcrs scaporis all factors and r"-
durcd tariffs granted her own ~ Other
nationals. and afford tho aiIi"d and
associated powers equal rights with
those Of her own nationals in h"r ports
and waterways. saw" than sh" Is frc"
10 open or close her MARTINI" "oasIInS
trade.
Free Zones In Ports:
Fro zones existing IN German ports
on August hrsr. nineteen fourteen. muS'
warehouses and packing without ! dis
elimination. and without charges except
for expenses Of administration and use.
Goods leaving tho free zones Tor con-
sumption in Germany and goods brought
into tho fro" zones from Germany shall
he subject TO the ordinary import and
export taxes.
international Rivers;
VItaya. tho Nltava from Prague, the
oder from Opra. IN" Nicmcn from Gr"d-
no, and the Danube from Tim. arc de-
clarcd international together with their
connections. The Riparian states must
insure good conditions Of navigation
within their territories unless special
organization exists therefor Other
wiso appeal may he had 10 n. special
tribunal of tho league Of nations which
also may arrange for general inter-
national waterways convention.
Tho F;lhc and tho OXr arc Ia bc Hlnc"d
under international commission. To
mcct within three months. that Tor the
f;lhc composed ri four representatives
" Germany. two from Ezccho-Sl"Vakla
and enc each from Great Britain. FRANCE
italy and Belgium; and that for tho
oder composed Of one each from 10
land. Russia C7rchu-Slovakio- frrA
Britain, France. Denmark md Sweden.
If any riparian state on the Nicw"n
should so request Of tho league or ma
lions, similar commission shall he o.
tablishcd there. These commissions
shall convene on request OF any rtpa-
rian state and meet within three
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CONTINUED on Page rwelve)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-08
Has Reca Proven the Only Sure
Way to Stop Falling Hair
and Itching Scalp.
yin Not Stain Hands or Clothes.
Eeing Prepared Especially for the
Human Scalp, It Is Pleasant
to Use and Produces In
mediate Results.

Just think Of a mango euro that IA
prepared especially for the h,rtnan. hair
and scalp No more do you have to us<
the ordinary Mango Cure with its dirty.
sticky. smelly and Srlcary objections.
9hat is why the new = OF the wonderful
results obtained by the use. Of EayrnoH's
Perfected Mango Remedy Is spreading so
rapidly. because once you have used il
you would not use the ordinary kind
again for any amount.
6 No Sediment OF Murky Color.
, Rayrncnds Perfected Mango Remedy
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TrY It Today for 1OC.

In order that you may test it's merits.
"" :,re willing 10 send all charges pro
paid enough uS this wonderful remedy
to7 ono or two treatments upon receipt
Of l0c In stamps or coin TO cover postage
and packing. Send today. Direct 10 the
Rayrnond's Mango Remedy Co., Wheel
Ink W Va,
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Druggists Sell Lots of It.

Every user is a booster Of Raynond's
Perfected Mango Remedy on account Of
the instant results that II produces. as
it will stop falling hair. itching scalp.
and viii remove dandruff with only one
treatment: clears and refreshes the
scalp making the hair soft and piablc
Get Il bottle today and notice how much
cleaner your scalp feels after just one
treatment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-08
Opiunn:

The contracting powers agree. whoth>
or or not they have signed and ratified
the opium convention Of January tw"n-
ty-third nineteen twelve. or signed the
special protocol opened NJ The Hagu" IN
accordance with resolutions adopted ny
the third opium conference in nineteen
fourteen. Ia bring the said convention
into force by rnactnE within twclNS
months of the peace the necessary lcGis-
latiOn.
Religious missions: Tho allied and
associated powers agree that IN" prop
critics of religious missions in t"rrit"r-
irs belonging or coded In them snail
continue in their work under III" control
OF the powers. Germany rcnoun'inS all
claims in their behalf.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-08
Aerial Navigation:

Aircraft Of the allied and associated
powers shall have full liberty OF pass
age and landing over and IN German
territory. equal treatment with German
planes as To use nf German airdrnmrS III
Germany Germany agrees /" acccp'
allied certificates OF nationality. air
wnrthincSs or romrci Cncy "r licenses
and 10 apply IN" convention relative I"
aerial navigation concluded between the
allied and asSOCiatrt: powers Ia her own
aircraft over her own territory. These
rules anply until nineteen twenty thr"c
unless Germany has sine" hccn admit
ted to the league Of nations or To INC
ahoyc convention
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-08
.|AYMOND'5 PERFECTED
NANCE CURE BESTFOR
.os:s1a~- SSFa
HUMAN HAIR AND SCALP

is as fro from sediment or nurkiness
as now wine, and while il h1s 4 slight
odor Of tar. and yet it is 50
cleansing and so productive Of results
that you thoroughly enjoy its use.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-08
Customs

For period OF six months Germany
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-14
over THE TOPF0R
JESUS MADE / MT
Singing Evangslit Puts On 4
New Song Al Service Last
Night; Meetings Grow
In Interest

The EnA Of ssae warla win "
the snsrc~tng sh~sne dskcnsaed n,
EsAaFnliM A. q SmaA al tho Firs
e r!sslan chascA tonlgssi. according Il
'ha announcement lsst ulght. Mr
CAssl'y announces sAas h~ Would stag
The Judwus~sss a. Als Solo ioni AZ
Tae n~etsns la1s aIwai was arg.l,
attended. and WAS onv ag she nsams
lsssensely Interesting IN the eass,
s"ri~w 1'w nastc wAs enthaxlasssr
aad waA eni0yea ey ryNryhoay Mr..
cahSey introduced ncw senx a. hss
solo last might. gnausaag thc auaIear~
the ehorns I've sonT grrw out ~ tsae
war Over the Top fer 1u@asp NJ
dcilshled the W oia audienre
Eyanseisft Snrh'e seynson laat
nssht was a lucid discussion nt sh@
meo'eA question ~ CHANGE ~ Heart i"
lie saisi lAat muva ronlumlon has
gashared around the sahieci. ,eiefiy
because Of tho doctrine shaa nA
could not eome 10 t.na Of his own free
viii, but ,hss he mart await dem
onssration ~ aume msa,rrloas klmd
from without Thls doctrine IL wholly
unknown 10 Tho plhle and Is wtolly
u thimR of mems dnyfsing
Ths meaning az thn heart va.
shown from numerous passagea cf
scripture THE hcari II spoken of ~
understandings. believing. discerning.
loving. eorrowing. reiosvinx.
purpcsing. ooeylmR. etc Those are
classified as sh~ Intellect. emotlons.
and will ~ man Trues changes the
intellect producing fsah. Love
changes tho can0ipns. aud obedience
10 the expression of tan change ot ina
will.
Flva more perponN. al laduhs. ress
pond~d "a the invitation iast niHht.
making susal OF 70 Tor M. week.
and a. thus far during ps meeting
Many others ware near decision last
night WN
An impressive hAp''smal sefyica
followed tho sermon saat nixsil.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-14
HERES 4 NEW WAY TO
KILL DUCKS, NO GUN
Bright Lights Lure the Migratory
Birds and They Dssh Reck.
lessly Into the
Ambush

Mitchell. y u. Nov iI-~f,trect Com
missioner John Dosy has invented !
Spectacular method OF bsgging ducks
bur II Ia doubtful II the scheme will
prove nadiy 30 ular
"Huntfr simply do not care to use
their heads Is potyn explanation
The street commissioner recently
was hunting near Fores,burv. When
he got through be returned 10 hts
automobile, which he iefs near a
slough. Switching on hie headlights.
Do,y began 10 change his shoes IN
front OF the car,
There was a. wniEx, bang. gnd
noty received tremendous blow on
the head. Although partly stunned ne
noticed dark ohjess crash Hwalns.
The car and recovering his Wits, M
quickly Investigated
A big malard. attracted by the lights
flew atralah at Inc ear but roillded
with Doty's head and broke It's ncek
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-14
VETERANS CAUSE NATION
TO DO COOT|[ SCRATCH
Epidemic OF Itch Is Breaking
Out In Many Parts Of tho
Country Says DR.
Pabat

Atlantic rHy Nov Va Returning A
4 y veterans wefv credited with havs
lnK hFuaahs hvuse wltb them othef
lhln8m haaaaw French wax Vfe@sas aud
brides. Or rharlws rahst New York
state stvft sersier commissioned. said
to-day ~ f'abat served IN shv aavy
agfing thp war
lfe had refsFente "a whM he termed
war itch and he said spIassaies NJ
If wsT. brraklnK Das ln vaFsaaia parts
pf the country tie attributed 10
spread sithsf to neailxlenos IL physi
esans a. demohllxation camps a. neg
Iret N Ihe mem 20 repoa Ems *ynsps
toms.
pf fsabst kald thr zen Ia caassd BY
an infsniesnIai "nsite" that digs In
under Tive assn and prsxsesds 10 multi
pI yws kind Ca~ea treated. hs az.
serted had shown the hch could b.
er4dioased lf rsrorsed to a competent
gYnyslcian wAthan eeevnteen days Of its
deyrl0pmsnt. but that II longer time
wac permitted to eiapse one was liable
10 be- doomed 10 pass the remainder OF
his Iifs scratching.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-14
RIDES DRY ADVOCATE FOR
CLOCKS ON A BOARD

London. New ii William Y John
scn an 'Amtsscan Prohibition worke,
and anfi~saloon icagae organizer. IA
nlllarly known here and el~ewher II.
"Pusssfnoi, was draeTed from ylas
from from which he was eneak ne 10
day and severely beaten and fa-aded
through two niles of crowded West
End streets on a plank
His AZ ailantN. for the the most mart
were medical students and agalns,
them NJ times he pus up a ssrenuous
fight. receiving badly damaged eye
and other injuries, so that finally avs .
Ing 70 his weakened physical condl.
ton. he was obliged 20 submit 10 the
indienits.
Eventually Johnson was rescued hy
the police. who. during the early part
of the march simply kept tho crowd
moving He was rushed 10 fie Row
street station, where his Injuries we're
dressed end he was then abiD 10 70
homo.
The occasion of the attack wag a
meeting ia Ses~rx hail, lust osf the
Strand. at which debate had se.r
arranged. under the aus pieces ~ III.
oyerseas club and patriotic lsasu@. be.
tween Mr. Johnson aud " Mitchell
Banks. a lawyer on "the how ard the
why Of American prohibition,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-14
.CA|CAc0 IS PREPARING
TO HAVE BIG TIME
As Soon A Federal Judge Rcnd.
ers Decision Saloons Ir the
Windy City" VIII 30
Opened To Public

Chscspo. Nov. tsy--.Feue hundred "a,
sersattons At downtown Gates mad
been booked today IN ante .patson Of
the issuarce Of an injunction tomor,
rev ~ Federal Judges carrsntsr ana
Fisshenry 20 prevent enforcement os
the war time pro'ubstlon law. s,oeks
81 bonded whlsky were at the Ken.
tueky iinc awaiting fsvershis ceurs
action here. u Was said. and 10000 900
cations cs liauer were avaIlsbls IN
Chicago.
Saloon owners SAID liquor selilnu
here could be resumed within an hout
should the restraining GREER against
the government be issvet Many have
taken steps to obtain city licenses.
Tho men who oper their bars IN
the very doubtful event OF Wet Dc
cls'on. Will do 90 At great risk" Die
wies Attorney ciyns sald Saloon
keepers cannct presums thss the court
will allow the sale OF liquor in Chicago.
Receipt of orders Tor such liavor IL .
violation of law and will be punished
a. SUCH"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-14
SUGAR SHORTAGE NOT
NEW TO ORD TIMERS

To some OF the old timers ,he sarar
shortage causes merely reyessson "a
the table ways of long AGO. whcr
foods got lbeir SAVIOR with "lonr
sweetenln or Short sweetenln'."
Grocers report something OF run
on the mm he syrup stocks BY those
who have been unable under any
pretext to get sugar enough 10 sun
ply their families and syrup which
many great grandfather know as
Tong sweetenin'." has made the
morning coffee 'sate just as we'll ax
the best granulated
A a contribution TO home economy,
however, long sweetenln' leaves
something 10 be desired. the average
housewife will tell you.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-14
BOl l.SlltvlkI IN BTtESr-
LITOvSk Is OvERTHROlSN

London, Nov 1.-THE boisbeviki
have been overthrown In nrest Liio-
ysk. soviet wireless dispatch from
Moscow today admAa. After fighting
the Insurgents there for eight days,
the, .disnstch says, ,ae buizheviki
withdrew under ground" tThis ex-
preston IL commonly used in Russia
TO indicate the temporary abandon
ment OF an attempt TO control. the
defeacd elements scattering and aban-
donIng opening, ORGANIZED efforts for
the time beingl
The commuEIaue asserts that the
bolsheylkl army in Siberia has cap
tured 10000 tons OF grain.
Another announcement In fha mes
sage Is that 10000 tons OF oh were
burned In fire AT Groznyi. In north !
ern Caucasus.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-14
conn YIELD ron
YEAR ~ PLEASING

The average acre ys~ad ~ the Okla :
homa corn crop fcr shls year IL better
than sh@ ten year average OF iAs
hu heels an acre. according 10 'hp GEN .
eral agricultural report of the federal.
state departments, is4usd today The
best yields are reported from the
southwest and south paeaa Of the state,
while the poo~si was In the north.
wess The o,aio yield wag better than
the sen.year average, The average
Yield of grain sorghum and lS-annta
has not kent np with the fiys.sear
average. but both CROPS are FAIR, Tho
sorghum ior eyrup As better than MS
ual because of The rank growth cf the
cane.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-14
WOMEN AItE AGAIN
MAKING OWN CLOTHES

SHY dollars. tSA 80 and sira for
read.to- wear garment im driving
many Gulhr.e women TO making their
own clothes Sewing machine nwsnts
have never before sold so NAVY ma.
chimes I'm any ycar a. this year, sltho
+ costs nearly twice as much ~ buy
q machine than u did , Years ago,
Fifteen years ago when read-fo wenr
eloihss for women sold for reasonable
prices, many women almot sbrrdon.
ed sewing Now they are going back
- the oidfewhloncd way of having
tho GOODS and making them up The
exactions of the read to- wear prof.
teers are killing their markai.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-14

tests tho tax II stands by common
consent.
All proposals made TO tns Seventh
legislature for submission 20 proposed
constitutional amendments raising tina
maximum Of school tax lcvIes failed
OF adoption. This was due 10 a re-.
version OF public sentiment against
higb taxation and 10 any spirit Of un- =
fricndliness on tho part OF the legis-
lature 10 education. There was moth :
Ing In the constitution. however. thas
limited the state government IN sx-
tending direct financial sid 10 ~ rural
schools and tho Sevsnrs legislature,
which was distinctly friendly ID ~
tional end conservative educational
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-14
BIG PRICE PAID OKLAHOMA
FARMER FOR COTTON

\ Ahus. Nov H. Ben Crawford OF
Olustec, n Jackson county farmer. has
developed cotton one and onc-foumh
Inch staple which sold today for 75
ccpts pound The cotton was pnr-
chased by New Orleans firm and
rouclt the highest price ever paid for
cotton In southwestern oklahoma The
cotton was awarded first prize In tho
cotton carnival here Tuesday Craw-
ford's cotton also got first prize at
Oklahoma STATE Fair.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-14

One Of the most wholesome laws
passed by the Seventh legislature re-
lating to schools ia now being placed
in operation by the state board OF
education Distribution OF an approp-
ration OF s1oo.0o0.oO provided In Sem
ate Bill 1S2 for the fiscal year 1920
for tlAe aid OF financially weak rural
schools. has now begun. Applications
sufficient to take up approximately
$5O.000.00 OF this fund have already
been approved and others are under
consideration.
The rural school aid bill set aside
$200. 10000 for the biennial period
1920 81, half Of which IL 20 be assign
"a 70 esoh year. The Law i designsi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-14
COTTON CROP Is
HARMED By COLD

Freezing weather in the northern
tier OF counties in the Okla oma cot
ton belt has done considerable damage
TO the Immature crop according 10 re-
ports received by the state board OF
agriculture
The northern belt staple is green
Many hollis are immature Samples
taken from the cotton fields near tho
state capitol sndicate that the freeze
did great damage as far south as Oh
lahoma City The weather was even
more severe on line west from
Chickasha TO Mangum. according to
weather reports.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-14
Concerning State Aid for Weak Rural Schools

specifically for rural districts which
have the will and desire TO maintain
first class schools. but have insuf-
ficient taxable wealth to enable them
to carry on the educational work
through all eight or nins months
term.
\ Many school districts in the state,
especially some Of those located In
east side counties. having large
amount OF restricted and non taxable
Indian land. are engaged in q life and
death struggle for funds A number
Of them. although made up ofmoss
progressive citizens. have hcen aEAb;e
10 pay sufficient sasarics 10 secure
sood teachers. az II tho higher remun-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-14

Grafton were given. have been forced
70 cut short their terms and thus de-
prtve their children Of the full ad-
vantages OF free education.
The poorer school districts have
provided the maximum levy permitted
by tfse constitution. IL mills. and some
or them. by common consent of their
citizenship. have discarded the con
stitutional limitation and levied is
IS. and in few instances, as high M
20 mills and yet they have found
themselves crampcd for funds ID
mA'utnin highest rural school stan.
Nnrds.
Although any school district lew
over IL mills 10 Illegal Il no one con
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-14

SHAWNEE FACES A VERY
TOUGH PROPOSITION

Shawnee. Nov. i4.--Shawnec high
school has finishing schedule thar
is "finisher" in every particular. The
local elcveh journcyed to Guthrie to-
day 10 meet the fast eleven there.
Then next Friday they are "at home"
70 use Norman team, one OF the best in
'he state Thanksgiving Day they
have been invited to feast on turkey
and defeat at Oklahoma City. The
local lads are working hard for the
Oklahoma City game and are putting
in some "snappy" practices each aft
ernoon.
---
Cornell's mascot. black boar cub,
must have his claws corssed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-14

Alexandria. L.. Nov fs--Andrew i
Whsseflcsd formsr rvssdsn, herr
wss arrested hate today on osxess tram
Superintendent ~ Police Mooney 81
New Orleans. IN connection wits Ii.
murder and robbery there Tuesday
nishi cs Dr isropoldo Cordosa former
consul Tor Hcndu as. aud ,hs s~r.cps
wcunding ~ Mrs c0rsiosa
Whitfield told She local Anlhurltse.
he knew nothing Of ths case EXCEPT
what be had rad In newspapers. he
arrived here Yesterday New url.an
osficnrs wRi take whi,fiela IN charxe
lonAeht
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-14
GIANT BOMBING PLANE
HOPS orr IN RACE

MlncoIa. " n. Nov t4--vics Admiral
Mark ksrrs giant Handisy Paige
bombing oiars took ths slr from Mi
chei field shortly aster o'cloes this
morning for non stop flight 70 Chi.
esoc. The plsns carried eight pssssn
GERS snd 1900 pounds os sspress fer
The American Railway rsprs.s com
pary, Admiral Kerr expected the trip
70 take about ten hours
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-14
THEY TREAT EN- ROUGH
IN MERRY EMGLAND
"Pussyfoot" johnson, Dry 6leuth,
Is Given Severe Beating
BY London Mob OF
Students

London, Nus is Wllliam u John
son. dry adyvste. who has been max /.
ina a prohibition campaign Ia London
" IN serious condition al 4 hospital
here He may NOT recover from the
effects % brutal beating given him
by a gang ot hoodiunis iss nsshi.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-14
GORE, FOLLOWING HIS
CUSTOM, VOTES WITH c Or
VOTE On C4OTuRE rule
WILL COME SATURDAY;
SENATE ADJO(l rms To-
DAY on ACCOUNT or
FUNERAL on SEN
ATOR MARTIN


Washington. Nov. iA.--rhe foreign
relations committee reservation 70
Article Ten Of t,e league Of nations
covenant stood today In the senate as
part Of the pact In face Of p~esl \
dent Wilson's declaration that Il would
cut tho heart out Of the covenant.
The reservation, whien has caused
exhaustive debate In the senate, was
adopted I1te yesterday BY vote OF
- 70 s3 In the exact from in which IL
came from the committee.
The senate was In adjournment to
day on account Of the funeral OF Sen.
ater Martin Of charlottesviiie, va.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-14
rHwsG MINING WOULD
RArhgR tpAr vHAS WORK

leilssa ~. New ef<--Aasrsrs IN shs
W'im'nossn zeal tlss~ses - msss,nes
last ~ishs veted = prcss TIVE ssr.ks
recall and viii rew~sr DIE Until ~
sismsrs 10 ~rads On srs dsms.ds ~
shs opass'orA rhsy ssso refused u
allow rsainssranss men IN the mine
70 stay On dusy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-14
PLENTY or WOOI.
STOCK IN COUNTRY

Washington. Nov it--Wool stocks
sufficient 10 supply the United States
for more than year al the present
rate OF consumtion were on hand at
the close OF the quarter ended Sept
~. said an announcements today BY the
department Of agriculture. Total
stocks aggregated 72e.27s 900 pounds,
more than 50 per cent more on the
same date year ago