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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-14
TO STATE FAIR
FOR HOG RAISING BOYS

JACKSON. Miss, Nov. IA. tspl.)-As
an incentive to club boys. Hugh White,
noted hog breeder, and other prominent
merchants Of Columbia, will give a free
trip 10 the State fair In Jackson next
fall 10 every youngster who makes an
exhibit at the Marion county EXPOSE
ton.
+. ]. Hurst. assistant district agent
for South Mississippi, is much pleased
with club activities IN Marion and be-
lieves that county, under the leadership
Of Agent Began and the cooperation
OF prominent residents will lead the
whole state in this work.
MIR. White Is to place 100 OF his pure
bred gifts with as many club boys, to
be paid for when convenient, The
bankers have promised TO lend the
boys whatever money they need at 9
per cent interest. requiring only their
notes. Marion boys are planning for
100 lO-ear displays of corn at the state
fair here, too. Upward OF 100 hogs
from that county win be entered at the
Jackson exposition by club boys, while
upward Of 400 youngsters win attend
the big exposition next fall.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-14

AMERlCrS, Ga.-Samuel @. Duck.
worth and his mother. Mrs, Sallie Duck
worth, are In jail here following the dis
covery of the body OF Mrs. Samuel a.
Duokworth In a well at the Duekworth
home, The woman's throat had been
cut.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-14
GIVEN
WEST POINT CHANCE

Young men with at least a years SER
vice In the army are being offered an
opportunity 20 become appointed 20
West Point, Any young man who has
been discharged from the army after the
completion Of a years service, may re-
enlist and be assured OF an opportunity
Of going to West Point.
There are n number Of vaeahies IN
the Point In this institution the cadet
Is trained and educated for a period Of
three wears and is then graduated as
second lieutenant in the regular army.
Many of these vacancies win be filled
by appointments Of enlisted men in
the army.
A man who has had 3 school educa-
ton and previous service can enlist now
and be granted a furlouRh Of not more
than three months In which 10 attend
a preparatory school which will groom
him for the examination, TO be held Feb.
20, 1890.
There win be no great difficulty with
men with proper ambition TO pass this
examination and receive an appoint
ment to West Point. Students while at
West Point receive pay and allowances
amounting to about 1000 a year.
Further information regarding these
appointments can be secured at the
United States army recruiting station,
l26 North Court avenue.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-14

GENEVA, Ala The planning min OF
the Geneva MIN company has been to-
tally DESTROYED by fire, entailing a prop
crty loss OF $36. 900.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-14

LYNN, Mass-Jnmaica ginger cannot
be sold at Wholesale In Massachusetts
TO stores for use AS a beverage, ac-
cording to u decision by Judge II. C.,
lummus in district court here.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-14
BROWNSVILLE MAKES
CITY NOMINATIONS

BROWNSVILLE, Tenn, Nov. IA.
tSpl)-At a public mas meeting Of
the citizens Of Brownsville the follow
ing nominations were made; For may
or. John McCllsh; aldermen, Thomas
Truman, clifford Dinwiddie, Richard
II. Lyle and Charles w Taylor. Messrs.
J. w. Byrn and u. l.. Capell declined
places on the city school board. and
Mesdames Mann Wills and Jonas Stern
berger were nominated to fiji the va
cancies.
The election win take place early in
December.
All women who registered will be al.
lowed TO vote.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-14
STUDENTS PLEAD FOR
BEER; %4PUSSYFOOT"
IS CARRIED AWAY

LONDON. Nov. i4.-Crowds Of medi-
cal students bearing banners with the
Inscription, We want beer and stout"
organized a demonstration against a
demonstration against a prohibition
campaign meeting In the heart OF Lon
don this afternoon. The crowds were
so dense In the Strand that traffic was
held up for some time.
The students finally captured the
Antisaloon league organizer, w. T..
Johnson. commonly known as PUSSY
foot" who was 10 have addressed the
meeting. johnson was lifted TO the
shoulders Of students and carried along
tho Strand at the head Of a long process
sion. which cheered and sang, The po-
lice were swept aside,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-14

HICKORY. NJ The Democratic 81.
ccnttve committee ~ tire Ninth Nntlh
Carolina district has ord efed a primary
held Nov ~ Tor nomination ~ \ caHdi
rarsed ~ the resignation ~ ~ V
Webb.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-14
ROADS MUST APPLY
FOR INCREASED RATE

WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.-By a vote
Of 30 TO 3S, the house has approved
the section of the railroad bill requir-
Ing the carriers within so days after
their return 10 private ownership to
make application TO the interstate com.
merce commission for general increases
OF rates. Efforts to revoke the house
action. which Is tentative, may be made
later, according to members opposing
the provision.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-14

TEMPLE, Tex-Lieut. Charles Rudd,
aviator. haa been killed near Stock
ton, Cal, in an airplane accident, ac-
cording 70 word reaching his parents,
Mr., ana Mrs, James Rudd, here.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-14
ARMY WANTS MEN
TO SERVE OVERSEAS

Men without previous service may
now enlist for one year with the Ameri.
can forces In France and Germany, The
army has issued n call for 953 men 10
constitute an engineer company for pos
sible use In railway maintenance and
operations.
White men only win he enlisted for
this service. This Ia n great opportu-
nifty for men who have never seen sun
ny France n its famous battlefields.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-14
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

LYNN, Mass.-Jamaica ginger cannot
be sold at wholesale in Massachusetts
TO stores for use ms "A beverage, ac-
cording to Il decision by Judge Ii. c,
Lummus in district court here.
-
GENEVA, Ala-The planning min OF
the Geneva Min company has been to-
tally destroyed by fire, entaIling q prop
crty loss OF $4,000.
AMERlCrS, Ga-Samuel @. Duck.
worth and his mother, Mrs, Sallie Duck.
worth, are In jail here following the dis
covery of the body OF Mrs. Samuel a.
Duokworth In a well at the Duekworth
home. The woman's throat had been
cut,
TEMPLE, Tex.-Lieut Charles Rudd,
aviator, haa been killed near Stock,
ton Cal, In an atrplane accident, ac-
cordiug to word reaching his parents,
Mr., and Mrs, James Rudd, here.
S~.-
PARtSs-Prince SiNtus Of Bourbon do
Parma and Mile Hedwidge dc In Ron.
Chcfoucald, daughter OF the Duke OF
poudcaueillo, have been married here.
Ell PAS0, TcN-Oaxaca, capital Of
the Mexican state of the same name.
| ~ Wy VIZ etNhAA lNhiAt E4A lNH
| tis'as, according 10 the Excelsior, a
newspaper published IN Me1ico city.
-
nEtildN rhH German tabor dele.
CATION viii leave Tor Washington on
Nov, is IT, delegates viii take part
In the international labor conference.
PHOENIX, Ariz An cotton price
records are declared 20 ave been brob.
en- hers ThursdaF WhoH eight valley
gins put into effect q prizes ~ - ernls
per pound for ionE ttapi6 cotton
MttW ArfKEE, Wis -ADelajistH ~ thr
Frth Wisconsin district have nominated
Victor l. Berger 49, the rarity candidate
for congress Ia the special election Iiee.
10 20 ttii the vacancy caused by refusal
Of the heure 70 F@at Berger,
MolftTRfEa Da W " Eruiih. prom.
incnt Worth county farmer, aged a.
was shot ard killed bY Burton Jones
negro farm hand 4 poshe 10 pursuing
tho negro
HICKORY. NJ THE Democratic ~,
oruiive COMMITTEES ~ tire Ninth Mont
Carolina district has ordefed i pririst,
held Nov - Tor nomination ~ ) cahai
date for congress 80 ~ the saenne,
carsed - the resignation ~ y Y
Webb.
-
RICHMOND Va hf# ElinahstA An,
Gray Ase1 vi who Offer dried psti
Henry GiaY ara aMw Gen, IafaFsite h,
Me last sisis here ts iszs, Il asad y
k6r home HERE
70 rUHf1FY THf bFETEA fnsfAaf
fmfm gbtf 49, lHFfHF@zA
taks EHuVEH T&afFtfHs C84 1881 y ggn
ftea atd taAshss a. EbaS u sattas " 80
I Mammalian ~ 49, hAAaaa 4 E.a.nLaa a
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-14

fuIa DHif tNb IamfsfsEA
tak- GuIVKH T~&afFifss Ca84 1881 y ggH
fea ard taAHhas ~ EbtS IL Rattas " SOD
Strengthen ne ais3s htstSa 4 FtstNlss ths
systsa Agafss ts.ls. gsS vi tasssass Fgts ~
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-14

RICHMOND. Va Mrs Ellsat&iA Apr
Gray. ase1 vi who onsa dried pitb
Henry tiay ara aaw Gen. IAfaFsitE ~
He last sisit here in iszs, ~ aead ~
her home htrs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-16
DEATH CALLS CAPT
BARNTH0UsE TO REWARD
Civil War Veteran and 80 CT
Passes AWAY Al His Home
West of Cry; Law Officer
For MANY Years

Capt John N Dsfuihnaso passed
away sundey afternoon a. Ma homv
adjoining iae viiN on ihe wems
four years aae whlic crossiae she
street lowafd rs IesAn connt, banA
Cap, farmhouse e,asg,red ana teg
rhsglesane sald he ard suti.s,a a rar
slal siroke Of paralysis Since 61'
time ha hNd declined rhe end was
peacefal
cAF' Iarnihourr wac 4 pioneer ne
came TO Guthrie 10 iesa. and l,d ar
aess uie
IT, wan hTn IN Sommpram county
pennsvianla, Ia 1876 no moved
flon Ohio 70 Kansas Ia lhe cl&hsa#.
ond resided two yoara "a Arkanaas
c'Hy pfior 'o the openlna ~ osia
honsa We ioncd ihe rwah 10 she nep
Fi Dorado ana arrived III GYsh1o fAa
Gre dss caH Ilarn'boute wat 81
~ az tigun ahou lown fnr AZ YEARS
Hs served In various official capacl
ties and wss scfise ln lptal nulisiea
~ SERVED aA ronstabla. deputy shsr
iff and dow0iy United sspfna nasw s.i
favral years ~ WAS larFa. robust
fnah. and rad,a'tb = che.s
During ne admlussfwska - ''niirt
Juaxe Ncc0ri Hsinihos@e wis a
wlclaer % pelisicsl uowcr
"You fellowa ca msy. ril bring ln
my ward nil right. sMid ~ ona dss
wben he politicians bad mieeisinw
ssoat eifeifna certain man And sho
capiasn bfouehl IN hn ward
cap'ain narnihousu served il 49,
oiyil war fonr years with distinction
lie leaves . wife and fiye children
oivev hafnihViwe who iiyos in ohio:
John =. who IS IN Oregon Mrs Ftla
pcnfecvsi n Kansas CITY; Georve and
ThsodeTs ihrnihonp~ ~ this city
The funeral will take place We'd
nrsday afternoon - O'clock from
Trlnily Episeolai church Rev n
Nicholas will have charge u the mrv.
'rs infessnent will be a. Summit
View cemetery and The q A Il poef will
offlcia'e at'she burial
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-16
PENNY FAMINE! AGAIN
YOU CAN BLAME WAR TAX
Extra Cent Added To Cigars,
Special Sales. Soda Fountain
Tax and Many Other Penny
liens Cause of Dearth

WHO h hcaraiux the g,nuiss." ask
1 bpsirrsk man
CatAr4e has a dcarsA q pcnnres. .
iood ~ nickols. husinsss men r~rort
0ankcrs have recsivcd sceerai shlp'
nenis ~ scnnic> sinoc che f.rsi At enc
rcw Not the iittle Corr,r bows a.
srpcar wiih ssarilng rewularty And
srr are the reasons cor the short
age
War taxes uni special ssl,s many
popalar articles formerly selsfne fog
FIVE csnts nov hring six; ten csui ar
rlCicS have jumped a cent. nearly all
cigars demand an extra or two crnss.
rtscles in department stores seilins
u ~ crnts. saes aud staS.
The war tax CLEANS she lee cream
soda dispensers tlll q tho coins ahieh
forns riy vent ln'o bahys hank Moyts
snd shcaser tickets also cosi an odd
snloans Even the ssrs.i car ratron
aas 10 have a penny for his transfer
or ct change from n. conductor
t'ncle SANS mlnts mrv working
overtime making so.et9 600 pcnnies
a month hai they can't meet the de-
uand. bankers say.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-16
|ALItNS HERE IN RUSH
FOR U. S CITIZENSHIP
Thirteen Foreign Born Are Trying
For First pancrs In Judge
CotlcralA Court To-day.
q Nations Represented

0hlal oma all,as are f,ogAlnr 70 the
naturalization courts fltiy rlea, 40
plled lof first papofs al Tulsa lasl
week and iudec caierai today is
hearing pleas u An.eon ia federal
court here
The Increase N number ~ appli
rallohs iot cislrcnrhlp papers IL not
alone due to Abe war. bu, rather the
Esg thAt non resident nlIen under
The iroomv iax Law must pay tax
Ing reslatnce he can unioy the same
ing = residence he can pioy fle same
low rate ~ iaA approximately per
cent. grsni~i al American eiilaens
u In afao pointed cut hf federal
authorities that ihe iisenl thary
sord campaigns and lhe method ~
shiea they wsfe made eaceeNA ~
uulhfia ard Oklahoma induced nanY
N become flligenS Tho close gns
operation bvlw4en alien horn wiua
native torn eitisnns hruuwht about a
better nndreiandihr and. on the part
~ tsfwrha. ilallAna anil AustnaDs Ia
PARTICULAR iA.ec has been an oryanisei
effort msde bys aslf rerree'ise leaders
Ia lead ilaif brethren into the uAinrs
sllntlon coufts.
Thc majority of applicants sIvr
'iaporor as their occupation MANY
can not read nor write
The hearing today ~ IN ihe court
room and hogan at O'Clock trial of
the Greene case holng foeeHsed fnf
ghe purpose MANY iudierous replies
were made 20 rho questions pro-
pounded
Fullo~lnR ate nsnos of sae appii
eanls Mir Hkrobka IlurfAh. OKLA,
fene Aroniylfa. Vale. f'rsnm kueera,
Prague. all auaftians Gusisy 4 Kel.
lar Gushing. Martin Goeir. nashfie,
Germany Raigh n Fnsleahman
Shawnee Iollana Victor Mary Van
Durme. filllwster i. alum Sam
Mefscn. Cushing. and Philip Blum,
wellnton. bosh of Russia willfrnd G
nayiisa and Ernest II Jones. saltwater.
both of Great Britain Eulle Taron.
Shawnee. ~ France. Ella shAlbope.
stroud. 81 Turkey
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-16
DOlO "Y[CGs" CRACK SAFE
AND GET AWAY WITH $751;
Burglars use soup on small
Safc II office of Magnolia
Petroleum rllling Station
rsflY This Morning

Iold barss~ru op~,atod 10 GatArts
saFir thi- nnfp'ne
Tho fillns sssilon. bslonxins 70 ~
Marunlis i'eiroieum ovmisny situated
IN ihe cornst - llrord ana cleveland
aesnuo. ~as rutred w ihl.sta b.
t~~on 2 aad o'olocA who hlsw eren
lhs .snranys natr aud sns away with
,emlenfa tsfe aad apf awey weh
Nat7i w eaah and soa~ yalassla
- ere
People iivlns uetrbY heaFd lhe -
rl"sluu hai w"fe unahla a. o,nis
~l.er ihe snauA same from
q ~ss undoubtedly he work ~ a..
rvf's uoshlns Wa n.Asn cse,pg tho
ccalen'a ~ the safe Eutaaev wAa
mate ~ picAinx ,he yale h,ek on ihe
front dinF Aii slsdo~u WIN. sevar
" faa'encd and pens ~ them showed
svlaeape of belna famesss,t wWh
iio~svvg huwiafs lsmmY ~nA
f'oind IN ihp hu.ldsna. bar tha eogssf
aiosv" evidently dld ueg nae q
Nanasvr u " kellg ~ me station
says shsf" was mose mnary IA tho
safe witch ia small une. INN g.
aaae'ls carried nser utsh' rhs hps
coiesr'sb ~ ,he eseelpsa uf the Ann
siay bualnspe
i'h'rlfe Hnl'"flanA IA warkluM 80 tha
oas" 'oisy and she s'y pnlIrr depart
mem IA hwey
Indications rvlnt ta shn fart thaf
the ra"n whn pall.d or lhla ss,h ~
eAtier seswe said sheriff igaserlsua
today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-16
VOTE TO OtEDPARk
SHOULD Be FlulTlEss
City Voters Will Ballc, Them
selves Into q Dividend Of Two
Million Dollars, Election
Tomorrow

\ csnncs bsslces lherc at "a, sol
crs ln C'aihrls ~ho wili sssi sais
against ~ 'fausief e Cassal rsfk -
ne RRe sssogiasica saia basin, =.
man toaa,
~Since ~ Ns,hNi.si unls,fsss y
,aoslinr coassnllon hap she i.rof-.u,
win ~ idte and 50 into dllapldalloa
Qasklf W hAss hsd s,ssssl &, lof
shis sssacss ~iih 'hsi proi~fi, Nc~
i iAe lin, 90 sirtks tr p.rmansncy
snd sncicrnr, wslh d,-sd sc,ed e.
tn Rte association ihsn1 ~iii h. to
million dos'ars' wurih II i'm row
msnis PLACED al-an shc para ! hssc
he~rd rcmc cne sas thAi this thlus was
rprang rather suddsnls That -
hardly irar d has bc,n iyewirs fDr
a ong timr. bat lhe piAna fsqusr,d
sonie time % b. worked o'N rhs
mayor has rfociatm.d ru,xds,. Jane
i7ih. a. cl"ciion aas aud prsclnci cf-
rclais have bcen chosen A ncannr
vote for tho rsoss~i,ion should b.
Ngi rhr matter is one thli does
ns rsqairc any pahlki,y. q 10 noi
necessary The scniimcn, ~ ihr s4is
Is all oac way The prsclamaiicu
speaks ~ ssp.eeo wosth of hailainss
snd i'm roycmcnfs. that's merely
starter II sill be thrcc tim,s fhsi
much Voters shoaid rad fhe proc
amslicn a. 4 app,Nrs IN The irAdss
md they can readily ss- what "a IN
lss'm~ni they arr making have
alked 20 a larre nnnihcr ~ qeo,ae /
about that MATTER and ! hass sst 80
Ind one. man or woman. thai Is %. !
poscd TO T. Such unanimsy of ~.nt4-
nsrt 4 refreshing n Ne could carry
bar unity of thoagf,t and fcellne all
.ionw the hns. We would make more
substantial prow~sS IN This cwY /
Ilickerang knocking and petty tsai
'aS9es await nothing IN the lig run,
md !, h hish siine W. were finding
be truth az this assertion"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-16
HUM Of The HARVEST
IS HEARD IN THE LAND
After Ten DAYS Of Rainy Weather
Farmers Take Advantage OF
Sunshine Sunday and Hit
l. I'm In High

Sunday @aa busy day with farm.
ers 81 over the county and 'ha cut.
ting machines were hmmmering from
aarlY dawn anssr the sun fsr..isy wsni
down over ~. western slope and
there was good ard sufficient reasoag
for she breaking of Che sabbatt day
rule ~ RES,
The grsin - ripenlnv fss, and shs
long spoil ~ wet weather has dam
ags'd crops considerably
To-Day the harvest of wheas and oais
"a IN fuil bla@s aii over fir state. far
weather. has prevailed since SATURDAY
and fhe farmers srn takin9 advantage
of tho conditions ~ the end ~ the
week. with fvorable weather PREVAIL
inz. fully three flfihs of the isas crop
slh be In the shock.
IN tiss path of the resent storm
~hero II was feared the grsasor tart
of the whent bad been ruined by wind
and han. much of this wheat vill be
Gathered. In fac' great deal more
han was firsf estimated.
Some oais that were cut zhors All.
be moved and bsiiesi and IN this way
'he loss from the storm will not aver
ase 10 exceed 10 ver cent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-16
Yank and Briton
Will Dipide the
10000 Prize

London. Jurc fs--Thc Daily Mai
prize os $4,000 WAS sodsy given 10
Capt Jack aicock. British. and Lieut.
Arthur w Brown, American. who
drove tire first plane 70 ever cross
the Atlantic in non stop flight.
These points prevail.
pEane---viesers- viry bomber.
Enqsnes--T~o 375.A. r.. Rolls.
Royce esecis.
Gasoline cspacstya-syo gallons.
Wing spreao--6Y feet
Length Over Alt--&2 feet. 9 inches
wesunt--Ful toad. $4,000 pounds.
Distance coyerrd--f $50 nautical
rriIes
Time os Fligs,s--ts hours. AZ
minutes.
Average specs--io2 nautical nlles
an hour
Mssecss--T~o artificial black cate
ard . "se~pie.-
During tsc flight tire plane flew
upside down at tires because IN.
pilot ioss all sense os direction fr
sre sense fog.
Tne wireless outfit had a range
os $50 miles, but went ou; os cor,
mission shortly after the start.
Tire t~o airnen completed the
fiiasss frcr, Newfoundland 20 ireIsno
June IS.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-16
JAKE DOUGLASS nosoaeo.

Jake Doseizsz. president ~ ths
Pioneer Cotton Niiis of this city has
ben named a. a deiegaic 20 the wovld
Cotton Conference 10 be held In yew
orifsns next october. delegates from
al parts Of M world viii b. in ss-
isndsnce. Mr. Douglass had 90 s.rn
down q trip 20 Belgium lzisiy. lie
vas appointed as one ~ a comma
s'nn of ten from the United States 10
s'udy cotton manufacturing conditions
in central Europe Too inarh busi
nees a. home that reqnired my pr
sonai attention he said.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-16
asrrcn - wipss,ra.

cehlsns iaee ie Tha hsstesutaa
het ~swa the Amrelsana eni tseyuaps
Ia the lwssieehead aeea. whleh haa l.su
nsusawisz IN sprems vsekn. was m
lsnmtfirt when newW ~ Tho eslsl shsmss
l,sf ~ l'fivata Patrick whwrssiaa ~
rhlsaso, helonslaM rs shs teth wseis
Afiillsy. A. Fhssnhrvawssln. Ssneay
esentnp hegane knmwn A AsFFhlnx
demonstration ~ shr awvywm teeYssn
- Vhs emftfe aFsa waa shown a tew
nsirulfn afsve thr tssiHm AZ sh~ eswpr
shots whleh bruagkt anwa whwFblan,
khFenbfes Fswta u ~ the errt~s ~ pla
l'vidEehpaa arna Mhen mana ~ nn
shussing was heard the ssmsFts2 ~as.
rtine Inv entfge arpa wtarsva fsrfmg.
eAssh Han esswYmH hla egsp ~ tvs
cartridges wnttl thu ~eatiselnM shssf.
hse trad "a fu~vdr sptpad eFam sas
e.ntFv 10 tbs terfhetesf tlrsAtw esf tAa
ne'stfal toan fusiea hlew fhe aters
and n uaeh ranah tlae Hs~e vaFe ter
afH'm 'fF 80 hfsee ae geivpsfMHa
sdvisesf th~ afFieefa that thHfe waa aa
iiaaanr ~ Hn aftatA
fhw fhvvahYes1~tF shf~tfmw was
me ast ~ a 's*fuaH plle~ spas.kms
FsftMMlnx with eTews NJ aagghhsr4
fs~#u wes Sunday afsrmsnsn ssesste
This tsetisns ~ su Am~riena Msissl~r
was Fntiawea bg waraa. whsrsap sas
llA.1.Al..ll... ~. - -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-16
Natlon-W Wide Fight ON ST.
b." Is Object of Experts

Atlantic City. NJ >. June Ia
Plans for . country side program
fcr the psossetlen sf the nsfios's
hsaith during the rseonsssastlar
era viii be discussed ~ eoyss.
msnt experts and hsaish ssshssl.
ties from every state In the ualoa
a, the annual meeting u sns Ma
tlensl Tuberculosis Asssci is,lon.
which opened here Saturday. Ire
sessions viii eonslnvs until June
~.
Fifteen hundred state ard local
voluntary anti tuberculosis organ.
irstlons. which have led the figst
against the disease ~ the past ten
years. will be represented sy dele
gates. who will make q strong plea
Tor further co operation on the
part sf the government In their
campaign.
A. . sesuIt Of their representa-.
tioss, based On war tine rsssIs.
siens. they hope mat . division os
tuberculosis will be ersstsd In the
United etztss Public Hssith eesv-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-16
This Society Pet Was King
of Motor Car Thieves

Londor. June is--fcorr-spon1-
erc> Of tire Associated press)-
Fer four months sidney Meredith.
81 attractive musician cf s~ensy-
t~o. drsssed like a prince and
threw r-orey 70 the winds IN sssh-
icrscse notsls Or TIE $1,000 70
$500 week Re ACQUIRED through
tire dsrirs tneft os automobiles IN
Lon5or- He finally came 10 grief.
however. s.e hss seea s>nteneec
10 fhrs. yssrs' lnnprssonnens-
Merecifs hss shorossh driving
kro~seose cs cars ard tais. with
his srpesrsree, ~ss his ssoet IN
trade Ne ~esi1 sos attract a.
serssee - Ne cfi-te6 irsc . hls
g, Shading ~ fronf Ct clue o.
hetei ard oesve s~sy ard ne con-
fired ss-sss isrsesy % srss meth
ed Ne eesfsssss. TIE police ssy,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-16
President Landed In
France q Months Ago
As Peace Delegate

rfsaiders WilsoH has been In
france more thar sis nsaettss. w.
hss iahorsd eeas'ngiy ard with ssu
Or 20 pot acfass pls psaes lasaa ans
'neerpofats ~ the flnsl draft MS IA
points
According 20 indications n0~. 4
will be another monsh hsf0ya H.
Will DO bass ~ hls dxek ~ yvssh
inu'on ln the mesn~hsls araa.
ihlnus may happen aslas from tha
signing ~ ths peace terms on shs
refusal 10 sion by tho enemy.
wt'i Wilson win aealnf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-16
DRINK CNN[D GERMANS !
SlAY rANk TROOPER
iso.tiIuN ~ .nOWl>. nv
twti.> ,,li Ws, t>-tt,i.>tu
ts,sHt's 'Nn >AliNt> O
riW NllI>sttNps ] pt:tCE
PROVISIONS Om>ONlOeN :


rso. luas is~-ir surssy sasss
h.s-vsr - nssmsr seitIsrs Aessss.
saHs sd FFsnsN ssseps "a csh's.s.
i've frsnsN ,roev@rs. ere Fssssr ~.
fyse ss~i 'hrss Ameflssns ~ss~
.sevns.d and elsn' G.smsns kll,ss hna
a. ma"Y eegs ~au~asa on. rrsrer
esf,ssr 10 .sia 20 he Sal nsssra~ss
svss tssms ~ shs psass peovssiers
caused ths bagtls
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-16
U S WITHIN RIGHTS IN
CROSSING MEX BoRpEF

wxshssctcn. June ts-rhere can b.
no nnfsuroessarosno between N,
governments of the urlted States arr
Msssec regarding the movement oi
frrc~s sercss Ne borcer AZ e. pase
Secretary Baker SAID sccsy. Thel'
scie purpose. no said, WA protection
Of she American side 81 The bcrre,
and there - distinct understanding
between the governments for sseh &C
tier.