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Evening journal., 1919-10-30

The Want Ads VIII be governed for
finding Of good places 10 board. and
houses 20 rent VIII receive much at
tenllon n advertised al once.
Evening journal., 1919-10-30
COUNCIL APPROVES
CITY BOND SALE

sale Of 100000 OF the $4,000 IN
bonds FOR harbor street and sewer and
water improvements, has been made by
the city 10 the Guarantee Trust Com
pany, OF New York city, at SOS 80 on
the Si0O This Is about $3.50 better
than the price offered month ago,
when bids were first received
A report on the sale was made 10
Council, sitting as committee OF tho
whole last night. by Councilman For
wood. chairman OF the finance commit
tee. The price obtcined was viewed as
most satisfactory.
OF the total bond issue. S29OOOO was
subscribed ~ by George q. LObdell,
Jr.. Of the Lobjell Car Wheel Company.
and represented the purchase price of
so-called Lobdell tract on the south
side OF the Christlana at its junction
with the Delaware river. This tract is
to be developed for pier siles.
or the total income from the bonds
issued. $4,000 is 90 be allotted 10
streets and sewers. $4,000 TO The Water
Department, and the remainder 10 har-
Dor development
Evening journal., 1919-10-30
CLOSED CARS BOON
T1 WOMAN RIDERS
Sedan and Coupe Possess
Many Advantages For
All-Year Use

"The sedan and coupe are especially
notable for the wider range Of advan-
lases they afford 20 all women, says
the Wilmington Automobile Company,
local agent for Chevrolet passenger and
commercial ears.
with either Of these two styles the
woman who has many interests outside
her home is able 10 increase The field
II her acliviies-to get TO more places
IN less time and with greater comfort.
10 cOnserVes her mental and physical
energy and helps her 10 accomplish
more without sacr iicing domestic re-
'pqnsibilities.
"For The same reasons closed cars do
lway with the most unpleasant phase
of shopping getting 20 stores and
back-espccially I'm inclement weather.
- In such car more shops can be
visited and a wider selection made in
every purchase 70 enables the house
wife 60 seek out the best values in all
supplies and 10 get things home she
really needs-ius when she needs them.
THE sedan and coupe have proven
particularly adaptable for feminine re-
quiremenis, in driving comfort as well
as practical convenience. BY elimlnat-
ing all The disagreeable effects OF travel
and supplying every refinement possible
in a personal equippage, they satisfy
the ideals OF feminine taste.
colder women particularly appreciate
The comforts OF closed cars, and they
are the ideal means Of taking the chill
dren 90 school and on their daily out
ings. Every women owner is continual
ly discovering new advantages that
contribute TO the complete satisfaction
afforded by closed cars everywhere"
Evening journal., 1919-10-30
CHEMISTS aEAR OF
RUBBER INDUSTRY

Members OF the American Chemical
Society were addressed at their meet
ing, in the parish house Of Trinity p. +,
Church last night, by DR.. w c. Gerr.
yice-president OF the b. +. Goodrich
Company OF Akron. Ohio. on the sub
iect OF Rubber" Or. Charles l.. Reese
presided at the meeting, which was the
first meeting Of tile co-society this fall.
The address OF DR.. Gerr was an in
teresting discourse on the history and
development OF the science Of render
Ing crude rubber into commercial
product. Another meeting Will be held
some time in November, at which time
pounded Coal as a Fuel' Will be the
subject OF discussion.
Il was decided 10 have q series OF
three educational lectures by Dr.. Wilder
Bancroft. who will talk on Contact
Catalysis." The first Of these viii be
given on December 70 and two lectures
in January. These will be followed by
other lectures, all by speakers Of ma
iional repute.
The society will 60 to Edgewood ar
sonal. The governments big poison gas
plant, at Edgewood. Md, on Saturday,
November l.
Evening journal., 1919-10-30
DO AWAY WITH
INDIGESTION

How 60 Purify n Sour. Distressed stomach
Ga Few Minutes.
Let us talk plain English; let us call q
spade "A spade
Your food ferments and your stomach
isn't strong enough 10 digest the food you
put into it the food sOurs and forms
poisonous gases. and when e. does leave
your stomach 10 has not furnished proper
nOurishment 20 the blood, and has left the
stomach in n filthy condition.
Take Mi-O-na stomach .dDlets n you
want 20 change your filthy stomach 20
healthy, clean. purified one.
II An-o-na fails 20 relieve your indiges-
tion, rid you Of dizziness. biliousress and
sick headache your dealer will cheerfully
refund your money
II you want TO make your stomach so
strong that it will digest "a hearty meal
without distress. ana YOU want 10 De with
ont that dr0wsy. all-tired-Out feeling. take
Mi-o-ma; it should give you prompt relief.
For sale by y. B. Danforth and all leading
druggists.
Evening journal., 1919-10-30
nErEn SCHOOL QUESTION.

The application Of the Board OF Edu-
cation for assurance 10 go ahead with
the construction OF the proposed No. %
School, in the Twelfth ward, was laid
over for one more week last night by
Council, sitting as a committee OF the
whole. TO give City Solicitor Huxley
opportunity to advise as TO Councils
legal powers.
Evening journal., 1919-10-30
WHO WILL GIVE CRIne

Has any one a baby crib not IN use
which they viii donate TO a woman
with four small children. The mother
was made a widow by the influenza
epidemic. II SO, please notify the Asso-
ciated Charities. telephone GsSO.
Evening journal., 1919-10-30
10 MELcoME SOLDIERS.

PENNSGRONE. y. j., Oct. 3O.-This
borough viii give a welcome-home 70
its soldiers Saturday afternoon and eve
ming. There will be a parade, a supper,
speaking and a dance at the dupont
clubhouse.
Evening journal., 1919-10-30
nnY.LAw rEsr Is srARrEn.

NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-The FIRST m5vo
Of New York liquor dealers TO test The
consllutionallly OF the wartime prohi-
hiiion law since The passage OF the en-
forccmcnt act over the Presidents Nelo
was made yesterday by the illing OF suit
In Federal District Court against VIII
liam H. Edwards, collector Of the second
internal revenue district here. A West
Broadway liquor wholesaler brough
The action, alleging -ie wartime prohl-
billion law tO bo void and illegal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-15
BRITAIN DEPENDS ON
A|RsH|Ps FOR HELP
Sweeping tho Seas Clear Of
Thousands Of Mines Ia Dan.
gerous job, Howe the
Planes Helu

London. May i5 Sweeping up ,hs
thousands OF mines Which atrew the
seas in The ncighborhood or the Iirit
ish Hes has proven such costly aud
dangerous job when carried on by tho
ordinary methods. that tho admiralty
haH turned TO the airship Tor relief
Experiments eondactod IN the North
Sea II is announced, have been sue
cessful. mines beins located and ex
ploded much quicker than when The
nsnal mine sweeping ship is usad
While the airship has the advnnt.
age of height IN locating mines. the
mere fact tast an airship cannot bat
a mina adds so mnrh 20 the element
of safety that II ~ expected that muca
of tho 5000 square miles Of mine
gttewn waters which remain will be-
cleared without loss of life
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-15
NOM stnNNt MEETING
NJ MERIDIAN <.aitI

A '"ft lutatcsilag meeting va hcl.
h M'tidhn last r-sht hy tas Ilam.
Service and Nursing scrvscr chairman
NrS Olive Mcconnell and Ms esl.n,
h'ole' RS. reilvtly Nra Mccoanrll,
tain was Dor lho b"nefl, ~ he ~
'urnci soldiers IA regard lo ,hc sde
bonus Insurance. rvfaad ~ nllroad
'are. 80 ~ man, bo>s homo fson
the war have an inadeqaat. Idea ~
many 'hinss 70 'hsir inler, 4. Mr. Mc
V"nnell has decided 10 tako ,hr ia
formation TO ihrm hs holdlne informal
mee'lns. sith ihcm ~ the yeeloua
towns 'hruaghnal the county Mrs
p"le' will ulilifr thcse m,.sine. a.
tain 9" 'ho women prenens. ON ths
value ~ iehing The RED croas classes
IN Homo NufslnT Quite an lnlorcai
ing oiap q being formci in Meridian
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-15
FEDERAL COURT JURY
AWARDS R ? CLAY $4,000
Sui. Involving Commission on Oil
Lands Sold In Healdton Field
Is Settled After Three
Years In cGarts

After a trial lasisne severe; Gs~s
q sary ia ite fsuderal eparf h~re re-
turned serdscs Yesterday evening ID
hess than an houg The case was ar
important one and involved c9ulmss
sian to- sale az oli land
Rp Clay acted a. agent Tor she
Dsndee Petroleum cnsnasny in buylnr
acreage in thr Healoson Oh field IN
lsa@. II APPEARED from she evidence
That Clay tat successfully Negotiated
he transfer a iarwe tracss ~ valuable
on Land 10 ne Dundee company, but
that COMPANY refased 10 fay the full
carnissson agreed upon hsii did pay
Clay sis&ea fer negotiating SALE ~
acreage 70 the Crystal Oh company.
The amount sued sor hy Clay ~ss
So 80. and 'hat amoun' was awarded
by tAe jury psBS 6 eer cent iniere
fog three years
The Dundee company ard she Har-
~ sincialre interests Join in the Vs.
sac The case will he taken 90 ihe
rarcaN ecuT q sSspeais
Court wsk not in session fodzy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-15
DlCcALAuRuTE SERMON
HIGH SCHOOL, SUNDAY
Rev Geo o Nichols Will Deliver
Sermon: Senior Glass Pro
gram MAY 20. 65 To
Graduate

Conmneemeut activities q the
Guthrie higa school vii hegin san.
day al 500 p M at the First N y
cauroh When Rex Seo. q Nichols
wili deliver the baecaiaareaie sermon
On Tuesday evenlng. May eo,h. a,
the aiga school auditorium. the senior
Glass program Wiu be given This
program promises 70 Se one cf spirit,
and excellence assisted nv ihe high
school orchestra The unusually large
class 81 Sixty-fsve viii make their
final appearance Thursday evening
May - T. Griffith of the state
rniversi,y. will deliver the commence
menl address A more detailed ac-
oount q; the senior class and their
losing activities viii appear later
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-15
CLAIMS FIRE POLICIES
MAY Be CANCELLED
Tx x-Fircman Says Policy Clause
Calls For Well Trained Fire
Fighters; 0rubcr Says Cen
'rsl i Working Smoothly

'Hosdefs 81 insurance policies ia
Guthrie may no, be sarpriscd n ,hel,
Dc cancellation y their policies sais
a former naid fireman today. "R-ilns
harsAa officials say that wsil-ifainra
and disciplined mn protection is q
clause in the Insurance coniracs ana
pick-upp are certainty NOS trained
mou
A local insurance firm admitted thar
the fireman. contention was found
ed on fact;
Thrrc we're no Developments Thurs
day in the local fire department si,a
alton.
Commissioner TTapneil said every
thing was moving along nicely and no
one VAS complaining
Mayor Hartman was non commsstal
Fire Chef Grua'er said ~Thc fire
deaartmcs is all riehs everything
moving along nicely and nobody kick
ing"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-15

ficies a the Liturgy.
Among fhe official fmmscs.s gns q
sEe Moscow socses ~ i,srody in yer-e
oi ~ chsrch funeral service suppos-
- - be performed over fhe body e.
q dog TIE Moscow SOVIET also has
issued a paupsaiei depicting The sup
posed orgies OF sriesss. Thee pro-
csctaoas are bssng sent ouf IN hun
dreds q shoszzncs ~ boiskeylkl prop
sgsn1s
In another ehsreh Il he Sorfh czu-
cssas : bzyones vas tkruss through an
iron IL eseh a way az 50 bore a kse
in the rnossh % chris and cigsret
vas rgt IN fae bose. Blow ~ere IN
scribed some c,d5oss words.
A Moscow dlsszses ssys that -
solsAevik iescerz. in order 70 shake
shs fslrh q ne masses, have czssed
he sz-srssson q - hones NJ Sainf
Tsk,son aid ssinf sFrofsn.
Thsre - szid 70 - growing move
zent snoEx shs reiizlous eiere-fs
!. ks~is % bring ss>oss . vrotssf .,
az e1zrrh q fhe world xzzinxt .hs
fsDssAsris riolsslors q xsslxisn. The
r1efro5oiissn mission q o5ezsz may
- ssrozd soon or b~hsk Of TIE pro-
seo-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-15
| MORE MALE CHILDREN
BORN THAN FEMALE
Report of County Health Officer
AE LIVED AT TULSA.
Gives BOYS Best Of II BY
is To 5

hoys beat the girls by 4S to In th'
birth rate for April a. shown 5y tn
connty health report The rerritor'
embraced IN tine report l. Guthrie tsss
and surrounding territory Here Is tn,
isst and the names Of parents
George Perry, girl Norman Roe
Sri Dewst Ammux. giFi: Rail- n Free
man. boy Maurice Demming, hoy
George Brooks. bos'. George seaman
boy Frank Davis. boy. George Pa
due. hoy: 0ris Smith. boy Ike roman
seward, hoy. Thos Sci. Seward. boy
{ Cofntorsh, Seward, boy Fay Col
lins, Seward, boy Ohio Haskins, gira
Ioe Sheisun. giri James Basy. glri
Homer Lehman. boy Leonard Knox
boy. Msrou MARI boy; Gilber, Tor
rants. boy, W n DAVIS. boy, Harolf
fsarneis. girs. Weaver Wilson. hoy
Fred Williams. girl: II II Smith. bos
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-15

lsfgs Gums IN many eases u will cut
aoWu The running expenses several
hundred dollars a month. and u will
make iosaihle a wider use n msllinx
lists ia Advertising esnsnalgfsn
Shipments ~ ino-cens 'ssaaips and
twoseens envelopes sre expected 70 ar
riva soon. bat = present the sfeas
Gfebletr - the postnsflcs l. 90 60, rid
81 the stssk ~ throe-esnt etamps and
envelopes y ba. on hand. ihs market
Tor which Il V sspeosed. will be per-
sspslbly rssincsd BY the facs that psc-
lae will be- inclined 20 gai off writing
their letiers unsll after Jaiy 4. This
will b. especially true in the oss. ot
large BUSINESS ls,ases who are plan.
ming advertising oampsisns.
Have 100000 s.cers Ensslopss.
A carload bot u thres-esnt stamped
envelopes Was received BY the okls-
homs CITY rosfoffiee only few days
ago. Tue Oklahoma city office 4. tho
distributing office fsr tho state.
Tbere ~ about foar million env.-
loper In ear load ana the post
master is - Zoe sio know how he Win
ever dispose of them.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-15
.-s-s sa-~-s-s~srs..
WHAT Tucked OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

Newton A cioudbur~s near here
Yesterday evening destroyed hundred
u acres of growing wheat
-paris~Chlna hsn absolutely ~,
fused TO ign the peace treaty.
cobIenz n The Germans sign the
peace terms ali American soldiers will
b. out of the occupied territory By
June
Oakland, cai---chief os Police Ned
dsrmsn indicted for taking graft.
---vicksburg An angry mob took
Lloyd Clay. negro from officers ias'
night. hanged. shot and burned him
lie had attacked white girl
-LHiie Rock Iron Mountain train
wrecked auto. killed John simms. wife
and two sons
Wichita Falls T. wind storm last
nirbt blew down -four oil rigs and did
other damage near here.
Mempbif-csErsin John Parks
shot and killed Enoch Bsmford dur
INK q quarrel on bosrd steam boss
last night.
yicksbsrz-A troop train ooiildsd
With freight here last night. Four
soldiers injured.
-F worsb--A csr'iss airpIane fell
from 100 feet last night seriously
in.uring plot A n stormer.
Dodge Millions ~ grass
boEpers on the Szck has eau I'd a ne,
~ Of riiroso traffic on the division
hes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-15
Mail Bill Is BurdenSOme?
Well, There's Relief in Sight

Alter July ! fIrss elass letters vii
require only tso-eeHt tsuip. ae
cordlnx TO announcement made By
posimAsisf oiamlih The hres-ceni
postage Law which wrns into .ffeci
November ?. leiT. aa war rrseeae
measure. has been repealed. aud ghs
Old postal rates viii be restored. in
ciudlng the two-esnt rates 10 Mexico
England and France. The one cent
government passcard sill be- seen once
more. asd all souvenir and picture
postcards whish meet with postal
regulations will require only a one-
cent stamp instead u Two cents o. Is
the case now. Old rates will apply
on all foreign mall. and on AL second.
third. fourth class matter rates will
remain th. same. inasmaeh - these
rates were not advanced when the
war revenue bill went into effect
Means Much 70 Business.
The reduction of first class postage
from three cents 20 Two cents. small
as u sessns 90 the average person who
writes only few letters q day. viii
be hailed a. . great boon BY the busl-
ne~1 men whose postage bills run Into
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-15
& \ Il E<taMPMENT
WAS BIG SUCCESS

The 2Hih annual encampment ~ the
Grand Army of the Republic cloeed 81
ponca City last night. Il being one of
The most Interesting and aneceHsfui
sessions ever held Bachwoll will
entertain the next enosmpment n y
Cline Of Woodward was selected as
commander. y q platts ~ Guthrie.
senior vice commander. and Judge
Il G Bassss OF Guthrie as the judge
advocate. Past Department comsnsn.
der w II Honaday lnatalled the new
officers Of tho q A r.
Mr. Eliza chssteen of Guthrie wss
elected a vice president of The W II e..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-15
OAERSE As MEN SAID
TO RE "tNNETTLED'

Washington. MAY staalg'sc'
show that she man who has been II
France returns 70 this conuify un
settled " All soldiers and others who
remained in this country have gone
back 10 work The oveTsea~ man y
still ap IN the slr No explanation fos
this attitude Is given. Many crimes
are laid 20 this unsettled feeling All
cities in the country report unsettled
caste.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-15
MORE REVENUE BLANKS
TO Be FILLED OUT
Partnership and Information Re,
turns Mus, BE Made To In.
ternal Revenue Depart
ment Before June Ia

hlankr fol partnership aud infnf
nation returns under tbs income tas
law arr ready for distribution III ihe
o'fice ot Hubert !. lluien. revenue ,ul
leciof Un'rf The 1913 reyenuu lss
every partnership and personal sersles
corporation musi file paftnernhlp ra.
turns with the collector of Internal
revenue on form loaa The slne fur
ullng The ruiuFns has huWn extended
10 June rs. and the penalty for falIlng
TO MAX" q rtaurn y q fine of nat mors
than Al tiAn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-15
WILSON'S MESSAGE
WILL BIZ SHORT

Paris, May f5---rresioert Wilson
has advised the cable companies tina,
his message TO fts forthcoming spe
cisl session Of congress Will not b.
more thar = few hundred words. en-.
abline i to be cabIeo probably on the
lay of delivery
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-15
.s[ApLANfs WILL HOP orr"
LiIE THIS EVENING
IHInD ne ~ aRESv stN
FLIGHT Wiii. m CONTEST
ItrNtt> >ltrit<t~
A>D DlnI.iRi.ts. WIN
ntIu.IsillpS BELOW


q, iohrs NJ Nay ls--rhs Amsel
can naval a'risible c,a scheduled FOE
pcsslhls men step nlan, 'rvm sn's
per, 20 ire t,rtslsn lslss. arrived rssv
today ausr . day ard nigh, cruise
from moe,auk Point. N Y. The hal
loon hed hssn IN the ar twenty nss
hoara snd forty flxs mirutss
tNs s rsacbsd the ouldlylas sr
eharaus a, ilts . ~. osssrw'sr .'m.
(eiss q ~. Nsw yassl. ths start from
mon,auk Point wss msde ~ q m
yesterday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-15
Roy UNDER II HAD TO
SECURE PARENTS CONSENT

Only one marriage license was Is
sued today by Court Clerk Msrihs
Sesi. Edgar Ppiiism. ca hion youth.
was under sse and vas compelled 10
secsfe consent II his parents. which
be did by wire judge Bses then
snisee Puiiism and Bessie Rodgers. -
of Kingfssher, IN sbe holy bonds.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-15

n s Trsyior Indian Inspector. rep.
resenflng the department Of fhp inter
or, ~ In the city He ss a witness In
he case agslnsi I'd Baker. w n WIS
dom and Frni Black. in The United
States court here. sci for next Mon
iay The defendants are charged with
conspiracy 20 deffand indiana by
inducsng them TO ge, 4atents 10 Zee
from the government.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-15

with the imparilnk of The Royal
Secret. rhursday afternoon me s. ring
reunion Of the Anelcnl and Accepted
scotiiUh Rite VAS cafded To rass into
history a tccord brakcr
This morning ghc ihlr,loth degree
with Antnohai on deck for tho four
ie'n'h consecutive time WAS exrm
pihed Then followed lhe attractive
doable header, thirty fr8t deurre,
with Ne manifold muaical numbers.
tConiinucd on Page I. Col. J
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-15
BOLShepiki In Russia Seek
To Destroy All Religion

Le11o-. MAY s@--s Assoclsted Preexs
in ne CsVs&E3s. ss eisewhere IN
hSz "a. ne scas1eTskf are seeking to
Destroy -el&xSos NJ hrsnxsnz l. into
e<srre-nge tossTofng 80 { -nesszxe
tnosn AeusseS CORES 2ondent ~ Kxa-
tsr1Dods'. shsF corcarssc II a church
VIA as csrs1o1ssi mock marriage
between 81 sxse F-1ess zr1 > azre
77hs e4osr was sorcst. unde- sArsats
0. aexft- r. sinx sns PsalcrA ssE CIR =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-15

Sberiff's Office reIeria aear-trng
e-iy in Easf Guthrie Tuesday night
Fnraged husband made after his wife
with revolver The woman jumped
through the window of her home, ran
20 neigbbor's and Jumped through
another window No arrests.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-15
All LAsoa UNIONS srslke

wiDnspeg. Manitoba. May ia~The
lonr Threatened general strike of
union labor in winnepeg came shortly
before noon today. Approximately
2. 900 men and women left their work.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-15
REspy ron ralap
lno or OCEAN rHIp

~ johns, N =, Nay la--rhs c.
wss ready foe fliuhs ssrosa she A.
lsnsle. her commander. LIEUT. Corr
msnder Coil. declared ~ he stepped
ous ~ the tlrlgsbls's basket teth the
ossw ard the waellns steea tire srip
~sii. ne saFd A. yst, hs added, no
orders had bssn lasusa for future
movement.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-15
How rita ftyHnn
will aH eHorEerKp

Washington May I4 fplasiaenE
vah the sian flwfa fvpawnsy liag
n q. t1iay u the Anlsftean nayt
aeanlan IN $40 effort 10 make gh@
flraf srags aetia alF paaaaSe the
nsyy 8A made pablie N ptsier
ishlrd As uhbh spyefuA me a
flpn u every sifegail and naval sea
sci CONNECTED wlfn ihe long flight anil
tconiluued % Take 7, col ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-15
Chicago--Cicpchnd
Aeriai Mail Line
Opened To-Da,

--cnlesas. Msy 's-rhs free slr
e'srs IN ne rs~ ch'ssas cl.v.lans
ssrlsl wall "rvles. lsn mere tessy
81 p.,s ~ " is aus IN Clsvslsee
81 : y y" rrsr, @ ~ 10 p,is, sl
the r'sehlrs. witch 70 % aAvls
lsed =. ,hs rsll has. weighing 40
pourds
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-15

Twenty alrnIanes from Dallas field
and Fort silI are flying over okla
homa CITY 1his afternoon IN honor OF
me appearance there OF Eddie" Rick
enbachrr. American ace.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-15
DROCED0RfF -nAMTlAU
PLEADS FOR MODIFICATION
UEME<CkAl Turns DEAF
EAR 10 GERMAN NOTE
ASKING CONSIDERATION
~ LABOR LE1l>lA-
u0< PLEA


rsfpx Nay is-rte Austrisr peace
ssr~s probably ~sst he sresrnsea te
sse Asssrsr esaesa,on next week.
TIE terrs 4 Is snsers.ooc. REQUIRE
TIE ois~susi.-s os she saross skeoa
--9nisier ~cesS among otAsy arrns-
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ALLIES TURN DOWN
GERMAN PLEA
PARIS. May TS-Tne cou-esl q fear
Ass cscisne5 e cons ser tire ncts fror-
conrs Won s~oesosrff sxntsaa. cnses
81 tire German peace r.ssssor. rsis-
TIVE 70 International labor Legislation.
IN ooss sens 10 tse German oeieca.
-'e~ sccsy. ~ cierencesu. pressseas
cf TIE rsacs contereree. says fnxs the
shsee arc sssocisse1 governments are
- she op3rion ;.as ;hesr decisions
Stss- as serres ~hssn are reprcouces
" ire c-aft os fre irserrsticnai agree
r7erf On labor is~ ~eserreo 70 IN sAe
first paragraph of year letter os sNe
'ctr 'nstsr' rad already Beer stuasec
~sth the eaosess attention Rep~exer.
ssfises q inc trades 0nie~s RAG sassr
par ~ sAf prr-ars,ion of the ar1aeses
relating Go labor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-15
Beer Containing
More Than 2A
Per Cent Illegal

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