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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-15
LA T'PAGEDLA DEL LU7VE7.S
EI bardicJo a51.r,72a q1o asssinard al que
sso Je ayssee es2 Ii f1ga

III gon9ltoe de IL 3IUNDo que vol
VIC ayr 4 B.g,II6n pu3o averiguar
Que Chlcad Gomez Sc encuen.ga a es-
tas lc.as, vivuo y cole9rdo. "a el 1a-
rr.o d5 Bucna Vista de la misna
jurisdiction AZ Bagamon, caai eli las ccr-
caE,as ae Comerio.
La ruta de chach1.
s. sapona qne CAuchd a. co.aetor el
crinel. deapisto a ID poLic.a s tonio Ia
sis5isn.s rut@
To- n e.ea naoya lego haste IA
resiislc.1 d. Gal Cabs.sl Guerra. cru
zan2o la vosa r-opieaaa de co4a Isa-
bel Elaaoz. llegin8o hasa q s.tio
de-. 5r.inaao "a -5le.a", en- g rnal
de Ia calle 'Doctog B9rbosa dal mis-
mo pueblo De Bayam6n. Chuchd tom6
IA direction de los barrios ,'F5jaro"
Iy "eerro cordo'', iegando por esta
ruta al luear conocilo por "Buena Wis
ta~, cue es d5nac Sc asagura reside su
familia
Por "Buena Vista" andan Qui-
fones y los detectives AIva-
rado y Lafontaine.
El jefe de Ia detective senior Oui-
rcnes y los agsntss Alvarado Lafon-
taine, saliaron aver por lnafianG~c con
direction al barrio de 'Buena VISTA,
porsiguiendo Chuchd, quien, segdn
manifcstaciones propias, Sc disponc a
i asasinar dospiadadamente al que no le
oculte ell su fuga.
Varioa policias siguen en- eI mis-
i mo sitio.
Durante todo el dia de aver y parte
de Ia noche permanecieron Ell el mon
te Que est& cercano a las canteras del
5eIor Vald6s once policias de los puas-
tos de San Juan y Bayam6n, realizan-
do pasQuieas con el prop6sito de descu-
brir Ia ruta seguida por el audaz ban
dolero.
HabIando con el c6mplice de
ChuchI.
e. Representante dc este peri6dico en-
c1rgaGo 6e Ia information de los suce-
scs, de Baysmon, hablo aver en- la car
Gel municipal, de dicko pueblo, con Ell
sUpuesto complice de Chuchu Gomez.
Candelario Rosado, a quien cl Juez
Municipal senior Romani lie La exigiao
una hanza dc diez mil dolares para
Eli libertad provisional, acusdndolo de
violaclon al ar;tculo 337 del C6digo pe-
nal de complicidad ell escalamiento en-
primer grado.
-,Qu6 clase dc relaciones tiene us
ted cor ChuchG?-le preguntamos.
lie juro usted que 70 no conoz-
co r csc "tipo'', con quien solamente
cruc5 algunss palabras cn la mafiana
del dia 13 de octubre.
-6Qu6 le dijo 6l?
-Eien temprano 10 encontr5 ell cl
"batay" de mi casa, y al yo pregun-
ta.ls que ie habia traido por ALI, ,ne
contesto: ST tiene cafe, deme un po-
90, jofe'
yT1. r1Ean coJ:cioeo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-15
ara agasaJar
4 Villaespesa
NomDramienlo aq una comision.

Ager tarao coleplo una aaimada
session. Ia Junta Directive dol casino
Espadol &c san Juan para tratar &c
loa tl"haios pgeliulnares cue aoben
hacersc con motive dc ii pY6xiaa lie
8ada del inaisne poeta esDanol Fran.
CISCO Nllaeapeaa, quien aotsameatc sa
eacuonrrl rccorricndo de tliunIo en-
tliunfo u Replbhca dc santo Do
amigo
Deaples de canibiar algunas IDEAS
il prcsiouos, toGas inapiradas en el de
SEQ entrsiasta dc a@asaiar disna ne.
recidamen,e a tan csc!5reeiGo iutolcc
tnal, sc aeocdo nonlhrar una Comision
coiApaesta por los senores dol Jose
Maria Lemba. don Mnuel Fernandez
Juices, don Abeiardo dc II Haba, don
Altonc Sarniento, don jose Perez 10
sada Y don Roaualdo Real fiji lie
cue uove Ia representation de dlcho
ccntro en los aclos QUO @a cfectaen eli
honor dc Villacspasa.
Da dicha comision scr5 prasiaentc
hororavio el Consul dc Espana J roe-
tugal doa Jose Maria Lomba.
hsiEislo se acordo solicitor de Ias
de@as instiluciones espaaolag nomblar
ctyas comsiones para Que acudan al
mueHe el dia de la negada del ilustre
yate.
sabemos,pue Ell Cssilo Espa1ol el
Ateneo PuertorriaueAo, prepalan bri.
llantes noaenajcs y cordiales agasajos
que culminaran en- radiantes festas del
epilitu don Francisco Villaespesa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-15

: SapIa cue por las inMediaciones lie
.S.rsaua andaba Chucnu Gomez y
su rar.5Ga, peIo mnca me llegue ina
g.n: Que tsuyieran tam cerca de mi
casa CAusAa y sus companeros.
mo as cieroo, como Sc dice, que
rs'el enerbr:eta chuchu, proporcio-
naniole comida ropa para vestir?
4oio $50 ss falso; lc a5eguro a u#-
ed que n5nica tuye mtimidad con el
tai ChNlluu, quo nunca Ell mi vida
c-rc6 con el una palabra.
Ia acusacion Que contra usted sc
formula, Candeiario, es gravisima 20
Qrisiara cue listed me dijoIa Ia verdad
de lo 52eedido. Imasin6se usted que 80
SOY n abosado que usted cs mi de-
f5ndi,lo HaDIe SIN inmutarse, sin ME
do, sin trabas
No pue3o decirle mas de 10 que
lie GscLo Eos coltcsto Candelario cris-
pando lbs pUnos- pues ESQ es Ia verdad
de todo caanto ha pasado.
Y vieado Que Candelario Sc resistia
a hacer nuevas declaraciones, suphca-
mos al Alcaidc de carcel don Angel
Gaerdn Barbosa que hiciera conducir .cl
supuesto c5nplice a 81 zelda.
Habiando con eI cabo Veintid6s.
j 0ono-sabcn nuestros lectores, el Hos
pital Municipal de Bayamon esta con
tiguo d Ia carcel del MunicipiD NADIA
mas natural, pues que il a visitar a
hablar con el cabo de Ia policia don
Juan g. Veintidos, que fu6 el herilo
Ell el tiroteo del barrio Santana.
/ El cabo Veintid5s ocupa una habit1-
ci6a fresca y ventilada AL llegar nos
otros. hablaba con una nina de doce
amos
Como sigue?-le diiimos. Ell cabo
Veintidos traaa dc incorporates y es-
trechandonos la mano izquierda nos Iii
ce resucltamente:
va NE .siento bien; hubicra dado
cn2leuier cosa pot Quedalmc con csc
dcsgracia
Cont9stando una pregnta nuestra, ell
cabo Veintidos responde:
iAh Chuchu habia ocupado un sitio
estrategico, parapetado detras de una
roca, disparo, hiri6ndcme ell una mano
y ma.ando Al guardia Juan Fernandez.
Naturalmente que al caer yo en- ell sue
70, hube de incorporarme prontamenoe
y fu6 entonces cuando OF Chuch1 Go
mea, que dijo, antes de darse la fugn:
mo ERAN NADIA MAS QUE DOS?
GDisparo usted contra Chuchu?
81, senior; 70 hice dos disparos, pc
70 no pnedo asegurar 81 logre herir Al
bandolero.
Chuchd Gomez Sc llev6 una GAIA
de dinamita.
Sc asesma cue Chuchu Gomez Y su
partida Sc llevaron de Ia cantera de
ValdGs una GAIA LENA de cartuchos dc
dinamita. Beina con este motivo hides
criptible panico Ell Ia Jurisdiction de
Bayam6n, pues Sc teme que Chuchu Go
mez use esa dinamita para sus sinies-
tres propositos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-15
LOS SOClALISTAS INCLESES
Sc UNEN A LOS COMUNlSTAS
RUSOS

LONDRES, octubre IA Ell
partido sociaIista iigIes ha acor-
dado por una abrumadora ma
yoria de votos unirse a los CO.
nunistas rusos en- 10 cue Sc re-
fiere las doctrinas poIiticas y
economicas. Este grave acuerdo
ha producido gran sensation en-
toda Europa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-15
cede en-
sus degrlandas

PARIS, oOtubre f4.-Ei ennba-
iador itaiiano en Francia ka en-
tregado hoy a Mr.. Pich6n, Mi
nistro de Relaciones Extranjeras,
IN documento Official en- ell que
ei gobierno italiano acepta que
eI puerto de Fiume sea declara-
do HIRE, bajo Ell exclusive doni-
nio de la Liga de las Naciones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-15
LOS ALEMANES NO IRAN CON.
IRA LOS BOLSHEVIKIS

BERLIN, octubre 14.-Oficial
mente Sc han desmentido aqui
las noticias cue circuIaron re-
cientemente acerca de que las
troDas alenanas acuarteIadas en-
ell Iitoral del BaItico habian apo
yado el movimiento contra los
bolsheVikis.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-15
AEel1lanes VS.. ale
lnanes, Sc disputan
la ciudad de Riga

COPENHAGUE, octubre IA
Varios cruceros alemanes surtos
en- el puerto de Riga han defendi-
do la ciudad contra ataques de
los mismos alemanes. Sc entien
de que este obedece a que Won
Der Goltz es considerable en- re-
beIdia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-15
LA SALUD DEL
PRESlDENTE WILSON

WASHINGTON, octubro IA
81 ultin1o informe de los m6di-
cos que asisten al iIustre Presi-
cente, dicen que 81 estado de su
saIud sigue iguaI que antes, sin
que Sc vislumbre ninguna meio-
ria.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-15
VILLAESPESA RETRASA SU VIA
JE A PUERTO RICO.

Por carta que nos envia 81 insigne
pocta Don Francisco Villaespesa, que
Sc halla actualmente en- Santo Domin
so, sabemos que no llegara a aqui
hasta fines de este mes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-15
Ia situacion poll
tlca clnpcora cada
veg mas esn Ponce

Eoos1ro sp3ls3l "a Ponce ncs
dhisio escche e. tals. I@ma sigalonte.
IL MJNDO
san Juan.
SitUaci6n pou.ica uaicli3ta cnpeora
oada dia. Uua ComiaiCl fo9Mada por
los scnosos Useta. Gel yale hUfant
aiioroa csn q fgop6aito do eAsIeyis-
tarae con Il Junta Genital
hnoclo 81 CoA,it6 rnioaata. en- pie
no, desi3no, 4 ia primcras inprcsioncs
carbiadoa las ai2nien.es candidates:
Comision2do de sarvicio Phi leo,
goaulfo Gel vallo; comis;anado dc sa,
.iJad, Dr Antonio ETayoral; comlsio-
rado CO Hacienda. JNau Barnes; Y
coniHon1lo de obras Pt5licas, vicsr
huffans
Fstaa signs clones causaron f&vo-a-
bic impression ca ia opinion pablica.
Ell CoRREsPoNsAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-15

trabajo empezara el dia primero de
Enero, en- Puerto Rico, y a la yez en-
todos los Estados de la union ameri-
cana Los expedientes y las hojas que
Sc usaran en- Puerto Rico, va han
sido impresos en- castellano, en- la i'm
prenta del Gobierno.
Ademas de los enumeradores seran
(Continia en- la 3a. pagina.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-15
ImpOrtanis los AgTCuiOTGS dc Cana TabaCO FTutaS

Hemos nombrado Administrators de nuestra moderna
Fabrica de Abonos Qunlcos al sehor Luis r. Gonzaiez
graduado del Coegio Massachusetts Institute Of Tccnno
loy diez de expeenca las dbcas de abonos
Armour Fertilizer Works, cuyos productos
importados en- esta sIa.
Con Ia adquisicon de este renombrado Quilnco hemos
taben iAstalado en- Fabrica complete abora
torio qumco quedando as condolences de dar buen
servcio absolute garantia nuestra buena cientea
Envenos pedidos de fertizantes quedara plena-
mente sasfecho precios de competencia
SOBRINOS DE EZQUlAGA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05
MRS. SANDS WAS
UNABLE To DO
HER HOUsEWORk
Suffered With Rheumatism
of Her Hip.
Prescription G 2223 Gave
Relief Where Others
Had Failed.

Mr. ". y sands Owonsbnru. Ky
Route q. writes February =, 1919. az
follows
"My wife has been suffering with
rheumatism oi The hip for somr time
and after trying a number % remedies
without succrs. | saw Prescription
& sa.e, advertised and had i recon-
mend,d to ms After using onr large
noitlc. my wlfc y able 10 he np and e
row doins her own hoWsnwork. which
hr was nos ahir 20 do before takine
ihia medicine ! think Prescription
IL 2@a 8 wonderful medicine and want
% recommend u 10 every onc suffering
with rheumatism ! would he glad 20
have any one syk me about III
Prescription G s22s IS eivlnK rcllcf
10 hundreds every dav II ron suffer
with rheumatism. Iunhaeo. goDi lame
pack, and similar troubles. SO 20 yolr
DRUGGIST soday and bus a $3.50 bottle
of Prescription & 322g and . box of
a2as Liver rlllg Your money bfek
Ia you are bot satisfied
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05
SAYS OUR TROUSERS
MUST Be SACRED

Way al shis Wraneiius about wom
"a wearing overalis or unlonaiis
writes a physician u docs not re-
quirc much though, 10 convince
any sensible person saa- ,uany ens-
narrasNne situations can and VIII oc-
car ~hcncvcr me dress Of the two
sexes IS not plainly dlsiinguishahlc
He cites what e calls a mild example
Thc FRS, ycsI 90 our caicf'ng The ear
two YOUNG women motorists attempt
ca 81 enter the isdics toilet room AZ
ihe rniou station al So Joseph. No.
Their dress Was 80 maunisA that The
masron was uuconsinccd uniu they
removed tbeir Eats aad displayed their
cnllca All ~Nnff sei, the doctor
thinks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05
llUSSB Nk ntlE IN
ttNON ~ tilN t.O

A Chicago alderman who has aefNcsi
sineo iApl and recently was re- sleylsd
hectares he has wasted hla whole lfr
IA au alderman aud Il ee mad d 30 Tive
oyrr aaain wond never run fer offlee
p am slck 81 lhe councils way ~ dn
ing business o. rather ils lark et 10
lnT hualnce Chicago has tho ald
mayor Nna eoancli system which Fp
aolfeA aa much rsdsape ~ repalr 4
hulr IN the street aA e requires ~
congress 10 pass viii lug lhe pulls
licians llko it and he guople stand
IoI II.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05
WHEAT HARVEST IS
ON IN KANSAS
Crop Is Estimated at alS.5 600
Bushels cr SSi5.Si Per
Capita for State.

Topeka. Kan. Jane g-Hsrvestnr
Of the biz Kansas wheat eiV'p. esli-
mated ~ -lN. sao.0fs bushels heFan
today in southeastern counties ard
reach the great whoa, bcll az NE
seuihcen,rai coanfscs hy lane es'. J &
Mohi.r. secIeafy 81 ihe eiatc hrassi
az agriculture. cs,imaic1 fhaf fhc crop
will be far greater fhan thai ever ppa-
d0ced by any other state Ia ne union
Federal Department @ aerica'iHrs
estimates thar Kansas VIII harvest
nearly one fourth of ho total winter
wheat crop of the na,ion Ncariy ii.
oae.eea acres We're planted and .he
condition lass given BY ihr siate board
81 agriculture was as cr ccrf De
best condition end shs larsrsl Scre-
sre ever rccorled Bssea on he xssy-
ernments fixed price. Kansas vNAes
grower bid tair 10 realize nearig a
hSf billion dollars
Statistieians say ihe average man
cnnsurnes . bsr-ai cf ncnr wear. and
that the Kansas wheat crop will max
enough flour to fee5 halt thc United
States Tor year Miilers estimate
il fsles four ard hair bushels q
wheat 70 make a haT-cl oi 'icuf tsh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05
$3.50 ron cllopprRg.

Cotton choppers Nlll he paid t2 50
day, according % information re-
ceiyed hy tho state lahor cummin
aioner The denNfld fuf choppers ia
heavy reports from the various agru
elek ~ the state indicates
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05

Fram ,he Anes lewa inieilgcuccr.
When man ceni's fe you aA
souhled ~ wiih iain and declares hf
VAL alu IN yoaf presence unless sou
psocuic him a dfnk o. ~hlskoy send
hiia 10 doctor ~ elise Give him p
dose q rhamhcrlalns Cole AMI nlsr-
Fhoca Remedy There Is q mistaken
notion amone Whole ioi q people
that hoayc Is the hesi rem dy Tor colie
ard stomach ache
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05
LAW HrLo CONSTITUTIONAL
Court upholds Act AnaIns, Tamper
Ina With ellis Of Ladna.

Washington Juen 3 Fedefal aiat.
utes making L a niiademoanof 10 alter.
forge o. counterfeit bills of ladinH,
was declared constitutional today hy
the suprcmo court ia aet''ng asiWe
federal couf, decree dlsmiaAlng IN
dictaonis brought Ia ohio againnf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05

LAX POS WITH PFPSlN" is a spe
cIaiiy- prepared Tonic Laxative for
ffabitnai Constipation. Il relieve
promptly but shOuia be taken rugu-
lzrly for II to " days to induce reg
ular acton. II Stimulates and Reg-
uiates. Very Pleasant to Take. toc
per bottle.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05

c A. a n o a n


THURSDAY.
Tea fof Miss nveihy SoNausr
NJ Narrsn,s Arnanfrcai
IN Nc Cluh Nrs John 4 EeRy.
Patrons club Mn H : dcxread
CAldr.n's Mocllnf West n d
+ rhar.h
Friiay Auction cmh NJ = q luis
90 rsas Mss Jsauneitc rhul'is
Auxiliary No Nrs e n CLARK
shower sof Miss ncroihs seAau,r
Mise Alma walRin. and Miss Nae
lllgsrhi
Amloaa 'nab Mr. n u nonnss.
~or,h
Red cfess Home Nursing Class
Carnegie library ~ stso
Dinner fer Ms Parker Spenecr and
Miss Mary Harris Dread Ciub a.
heino q Mrs A A woss.
FRIDAY
Friends Cmh W. Charles and nr'
rsuline Barker
kuouey Mooney shah Cluh Nrs
Wlu Patterson.
War Mo'hcs Carnegie Library a.
q; 90
Miiu Club Miss Nrn inslc.
SATURDAY.
Chiidnen's Story Hour Carnegie
library Miss l,ohr in charge.
Phi Delta Gamma club Mrs rar,
Warren
Dancing rariy for ar and Mr.. A nI
blackmone thd Miss JosrHhinr Ram
sey AZ lone Hotel Misses Bnnchc
Nnd Bcr,ha Beland aud John Bsiaad
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05
"a lhe ReIlet b nhsumalle paIns.

7 1F INC NNIlff OF FNtuNFNtIt FHINH1
When YOU have stiffness and spfr
nelM ot ne muscles. aching Joints and
lind Il dftlrult 10 move Alshont ain
wy mHsHsgng ih affected fafta with
Chaniboglains llnimenl Il will n
1--we ihe pain and mako reHl and alocp
possible
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05

Nr and Mr. - collins and iwn
thadron. FORREST and MaNlnr. have
reiufned from a WISH ia Kansas Ciiy
and Newton
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05

Tho W0sI NIU0 " G \ | hid a
most ini,rcstine meeting IT the home
20 Nrs y o. ilonehiAn rhe national
fehIlcc dnvv was discussed ana plans
were made Cor an ,nioralum,nt io
he rI,rn in the ncar future. the pro
cecds To 80 Tor che drive Tea was
served ai the close of The afternoon
hy Mns Dorothy housmon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05

yellow shaded candles lishjed shp
'anchscn table yesterday AZ 3 O'Clock
whom Miss noroshi scxlu,r enter
slaea hc mamhers ~ he's old high
'nhool 7aTvlify and few o,hsf GUESTS
"a" iaine csrls were IN butterfly de-
'iyr and a k swsie. dressed as a bride
sith flowing ycii Of iu'lc occupied
hs cfnfcr table anf was surrounded
Ay yellow water alios. the nut cW 4
were crochccd water lilies A dcii-
cious foer course luncheon was served
q Miss Emma Chandler state bono
demonstrating a9enl ~ the extension
department. az A & " college Miss
Ruth Michapis. dean ot The horne
economies doner'ment ~ Saltwater
and Mrs Howard Fifo. Mrs 4 u BlacA
more. Miss Louise Riarer Miss Aime
watkins. Mics MAY Uifschl Miss Mar
garel Armanirous and Miss Murie'
tan Ho0zer Tho afternoon WAS spent
talking over old Times and Miss Sex
aner showed her many beautiful ln
ons 90 her guests The marriage %
MISS scxauor 20 II stanley Lewis, viii
akc piacc sometime this month
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05
BOOSTING THE BoosrrR.

- Sc r M n E = - >. ~ u g . * Il
Boas year NHy. becsi y7ur friend,
Rosst fhc church thai suu attend
Boaat 'tlo street cn which you are
dwelling
Rues the goods that son are selling
Boosi bio people round about you,
They eaas gel along without you,
Cnaec 20 he 4 chrcniN knoeker
Cease to bn 4 progress blocker
II yoa'd make yoar city better,
focsl il 10 the final letter
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05

Piinec chairman. Miss Alma iloashlnf
setrssN and NEs llsien trnAln.
ifeatunef a mnfi ,nlhusA iI, mcs
ms eth NJ leHtrhinc DimseN a'
epcaksr fof lhe Cl,aslon Wa vnll ai
Nniet fhe eommiito has desldsf
tO pai lha df|sr ia lhr hanis 1T ihs
Npans Womsn of H. fIiy ami make BE-
ihe'r wcrk rhe \ N a. a has done
so much Tor glrls and ,oaps women
n esir~ ans 'hc ynunirv IN nlhet
communities and o. ls boesd that II
Alii da The samr ief uuihric.
E - s.
Chlldrcr En'er'ained a Nj Church
More ihsn ffiv children ~ ne
NciheiIsl chuuga sfrt honorrd Nts.
ierisN afivfroon ai che church when
iho Wemeus f0rlrn Missionary ~
gItft entertained fof ihcm and their
nnihor- The iadics pnfeuicd "a,
ihils onrs With Jubilee i.eelon ccftl-
iiOaies aat after short aud nierai-
Ine TnnrtAm the, were irvilCd ~ the
paneh hoWi vhefr ihps Werc srfN,d
h' Miss Helen CLARA and Miss jennie
Potts
s. H (.
HorCulsto eamp fNi VIII meet IN
rceulsf session ai Masnn.c hall On ri
iay evening. June en-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05

The word Kaiser" ls derived trom
lhc old German "casaro" from the
I attn "Cpasar.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05

A Towering plant. according TO he
ecientiets, abstracts from the soil 20,
times IT. own weight IA water during
ITS life.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05

Ausua, FcrEcr. rhpman "a pagan aud
Ruhert " itash
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05

DRUG stores and Boft DRINK ostah-
lishments are Installing coftce utna
ha said lie added That soldiers haye
learned to appreciate coffee AZ HH
rue worth, and chat the "e&ucrionee
of the army and navy with coffee hav
nor ~escmeed industrial leaders"
Many factories have already ins
stalled necessary parapheraalia for
serving coffee daily ana have found
the reatllia most gratifying and pro
fiieble' be said
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05
COFFEE WILL De MORE
POPULAR AFT TER JULY |
Bone Dry Nation to Increase De-
mand for Coffee, "ay Deal.
crs In the Bean.

Cincinnati. o. June Carl W Brand
president of the Nallonal tafiur
hOaslcss' association. ia an adirpga
~ The annual convention OF hr Ma
iinDal Wholesale Gfor,rs association
today declared That corfeo viii III
crease ~ popularity whrn national
prohibition % bccomeN effective
Recoenignr ihis situation. the
nlaulcra ~ sac panlo, The blg coff'e
growing state uf Iiraxii have provided
for fund ot $1,000 600 20 hc penl
ia ADVERTISING coffee ~ the i'nlted
States during me nest iout years. slr
brand aald
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Mrs r A Mckay Ten Yesterday fer
her new home IN California she VIII
visit win friends ard relatives az
wichita. Kan, and in Colorado on the
Nay.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05

HorCulsto eamp fNi VIII meet II
rceulsr session al Masonic hall on Fri
DAY evening. June en-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05

Miss Marie keo'sch and her Two
nieres. Dorothy Isovelrss and NiiHrea
Higgins of Cushing lefi Yesterday for
a three months irip IN the casi They
wll visit In New York CITY. Buffalo
ard Lake IearRe and will return 10
Guthrie about the first az September
They are accompanied as far as Ohio
hy Mlss Katherine WDlgamos who
viii pend month wiih relatives.
" y IL
w c A Committee Organized.
The COMMITTEES for ihe y W g A
has been organized with Mrs w X
Evening star., 1919-02-23

Georgia oRamey's role in Leave 1t
70 Jane"
Edward Z Roses play. THE Ro-
sary." Is to be revived in Chicago. It
is Still being PLAYED in London.
After an engagement in Vaudeville.
William Rock and Frances White viii
go TO London to appear in a new
musical revue.
Lieut.. Pat o'Brien. who wrote out
whiting the Hun" viii appear in
vaudeville, telling his war expert
ences.
David Belasco's comedy success.
'Daddies. reached its 20Oth perform
anCe Friday night at the LyceUm The
ater, New York.
Edna Farmer. the English actress.
has been engaged for one Of the lead
ing roles in Macterlincks THE Bur
gomaster Of Belgium"
Bessie Mccoy Davis has been placed
under a contract OF several years to
appear exclusively under the man
agemcnt OF FloreHz Zicefcld.
\ comedy by H. :. sheldon. called
1t Happened to Everybody" is 10 he
produced shortly, with a cast includ-
ing George Probert and Florence Mar
tin
RachmsninoT. the great Russian
pianist viii play a return engage
ment at tho National Theater Thurs
day afternoon. March II. seats are
now on sale al Mrs. Greenes office,
18th and q streets.
Elak & ErIanEer are reported as
highly pleased with the business
showing here Of cyril Maude in The
saving Grace Tho receirts are said
90 he the largest Mr. Nsude has play
! Cd 10 since coming to this country.
May Irwin is to return 70 musical
comedy in Raising the Aunty." the
book of which is by Glen Macdonough
and the music by Ted Snyder. The
piece Will have a tryout on the road
before going into New York.
Paul Harvey has been engaged for
a part in Madame Sapho." the play
which Frederic and Fanny Hatton
have written for oliver Morosco, and
in which Grace Valentine is to play
the leading part
Ethel Barrymore's present tour will
| be the longest she has ever taken.
She will cross the continent. visiting
the Pacific coast for the first time
since 1911. and viii not return TO New
| York until August.
oh. My Dear" the sixth annual
musical production of the Princess
Thcater, New York. ceIebra ted its one
hundredth performance at that the
ater last Thursday night before
crowded house.
Evening star., 1919-02-23
In the Spotlight.

Carrie Reynolds is to appear in
Georgia . Ramey's role in Leave IL
TO Jane"
Evening star., 1919-02-23

Lieut. Pat O'Brien. who wrote out
whiting the Hun" viii appear iTL
vaudeville. telling his war expert
enceS.