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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-06
CHt IuH TAXES UAND
IN RENT pROIITEERl<t.

New York. May i Temporary m
lief FOR hundreds Of Nav York families
made homeless by May day court ae
ilou by landlords, waa beins ulannee
today by The municipal commission On
runt prufiieerIRg
The Offer 81 The Join, centenar,
committee ~ lhe Methodist Episeopal
church TO house a. leaAt 1000 IN Meth
Vdist ehnrchos and buildings of III.
city was expected 10 lead to sa!lar
offers
Chairman Nathan HIrseh ~ the mu
nicipai commission stated d root would
be provided for every victim ~ pro.
fitfarlng landlords, until q #ssclai ssn~
sion Of the state legislature can frame
lass % protect tenants from extor.
tion
Hirsch ansonnced thar the appeal 10
Governor Smith Tor the special sen
e'on was repeated today ~ resuIs of
The eviction yesterday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-06
LABOR EMPLOYMENT
COMMITTEE ~ NAMED

The Chamber OF Commerce and tn,
Ministerial alliance OF the city have
appointed the following labor com
mittee: George McGrsgor Fred ny
s7s. Dr A @ Bennett. W Birnley. ph
ID.
The duties OF the committee will
he TO secure employment Tor return .
ing soldiers and others.
All employers desiring help will re-
port the kind Of men wanted, 20 this
committee. Also. hborcrs seeking
employment are requested 20 report
TO the committee and file their names.
Headquarters Ia Chamber OF Com
merce. city hall. phone e. and ask for
Secretary Mccregor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-06
ARMAMTn0UT SUCCEEDS
F|MDlY IS PRESIDENT
City Board Of Education Rsor
ganises withou, Waiting on
Result Of Charter Amend.
ment

Tho city board n education me
Monday afternoon Al he 80, hall ans
rsoFganlacd
Nj Almanirvul sap elcc,ed prvsi'
dent Tor The ensun. year. John 20.
garty vice president and y N Garter
secretary Mf Carter was tho onl,
applicant. Mrs i.o~iaer having re-
slsued rndcr the Law tho secretary
can BE- elected outside tie board A
number ~ committee ehalrmcn wcre
elected Tee board adjourned at call
of prcsidcni. when new teachers viii
be elected for the coming year. Tho
meeting will probably be called Tor
FRIDAY nleht The law provides that
teachers ma, be- elected At any time
following the firsi Monda, IA Nay
A no~ superintendent Of schools
will also be- selected. Prof Flanshor
having fiied his resignation.
The teachers committee viii meet
"Wednesday afternoon 10 consider
selection OF new teaching corps
some speculation Was crVa,ed BY
tie action ~ the hoard Ia not Waiting
on tho result Of the election provlding
Tor an additional member Of the
board Some membefs eoni'ndcd thai
the civic probe hodic- had been as
snred no reorganization Would be
made until tho result OF the election
was announced IN the event of char
ter amendment Others held the law
provided for seofEauisatlon on th-
first Monday ia May ana thar the
election was regular and IN order
Following IA list of tie commit
tees named by President Armantrout'
Teachers and Course OF study
Bruce. nrooks Fogariy
Finance Findly. Bruce. Ilrooks,
Furniture Apparatus. Purchasing
Armantrout. rindly, Fogariy
Building and Grounds nrooNr
l.osthor. Armantruut
Health and Sanitation l.owlher
Bruce, Findly
Grievance; rogafty, f.owihor Ar
mantrout
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-06
FAKE HERO BREAKS
MYRTLE'S HEART

Chicago. May Navy intelligence
officers blew up romance of the war
which was eliminated in the marriage
here of Sergeant" James Fracase
hero" and Mrs Myrtle G Wilson.
B The hero" is In detention at the
Great Lakes naval training station
charged with desertion.
Fracase. according to story told
the officers. joined the navy in New
York year ago. and deserted short
ly thereafter. He came to Chicago,
purchased an army uniform. several
medals. crutch and some bandages.
II was charged. and bloomed out into
a fullfledged hero He met Miss VIII
son. proposed and was accersed.
They were planning their future
home when naval officers arrested
Fracase.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-06
PENNY BECOMES COIN
OF THE REALM NOW
New War Tax Makes Demand
For the Humble Copper
Greater Than For
Iron Men

Pennies. pennies everywhere-and
you need EN-. Last weeK the tax on
soft drinks went into effect. and un-
less the proprietor OF the fountain
stands the tax your morning coke
costs six cents and other soft drinks
have nm extra penny added The
banks anticipated an extra demand
for pennies and have an extra sup
ply on hand to serve their customers.
The First National bank had sew
eral hundred dollars worth OF pennies
on hand and they were needed in the
course of the days business to take
care Of the call for small ebane. Other
banks report similar condition, A
year or two ago pennies were found
only at church or In slot machines and
children's banks. but now they are
used everywhere. Cigars at odd
prices call for pennies and even the
picture shows hand out pennies in
change. The penny has come into its
own.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-06
TWO MILLION A DAY
FOR LOAN NOW NEEDED
Oklahoma Will Suffer A. Tail
Ender Unless Renewed Ef.
fort Is Made, Townships
Asked To Buy

Oklahoma CITY MAY Mote than
two million dollars a day sill he ~.
ouifrd to pui the state of Oklahoma
over thc top officially
This was the statement issued by
the state director today after total
of twenty million. five hundred thou
sand dollars had been tahulatrd a. ths
result 81 reports received from the
banks IN the state.
material Improvement was found
IN the condition ~ loGsinR counties
which led TO ihc hone shA, every com
~ IA the state would meet iln quota
by saturday night Thla will be nccer
aary In order 10 put Oklahoma IN the
clear, ae the failure ot one large coun
~ or several smaller counties would
wipe ~ the narrow margln which has
been supplied from tho balance az The
state
Typographical and other aocintiu
have come 10 thn rescue of their roun
t"s IN the las, few dayR by the IN
seetinenl IN government honda ~ a
portion Of their funds n this we're
done throughout Inc state. Il woui.,
have a great bearing on thn reanltm
a. few thousand dollars here and
there would prevent some county from
falling down fraiernal orders, roun
ties, municipalities and school dim.
t'leia with sinking funds are arrpa
70 inYest to the limit Il IA the opln
ion ~ lh~ state committee that manv
o' 'le sinking funds have not yet h.en
reached ard quick action ia necessary
W order That their subscriptions be-
reported before the end or Tho cam.
paign.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-06
FEDERAL COURT OPENS
! NAY Term HERE
Many Criminal Gases on Docke,
Petit Jury To Be Empanelled
Next Monday; Equity
Gases This Week

Federal cour, j. in session hcre TIT,
~eet The docse, Is ran and case,
are Sc, as rsr ahead ss June & -
Yesterday and today has been con
sumed in hcaring motions aud de.
murrers. Judge Co,,cral Is sitting
There are ~ equity eases. "a cisll
cases and ~ criminal cases to be
tried Following Is list Of eases
pending
Equity n y LADow VI John
Schusscie, II y LaDow " Lowcry.
et al n = i.aIDow Va y 1. Preston.
ct al: n y i.aDow vs. Henry Mers
et al, u r LaDuw Va Albert Ennlnga.
et al u y I.sDOw vs. J l. Cox. ct al
n = LaDow Va Peter Hollenbeck 1t
al u y i.aDow W orls kecne q, al.
Federal Land Bank Of Wichita W
Henry A Sawyer. ct al. and The VIII
ard Farm Loan Association. Tom
Tcs,ermen. ei al W II c Ru,bfosd ct
al Federal Land Bank OF Wichita vs.
Arthur Felhel. et al and Pleasant
Valley National Farm Loan Assn.
ciyil Cases: United States va
James y Rowell. ct al Frank Cronk
bite VS. N Chaplin. ct all Manville
Chaplin VS. A " Keith, Frank cronk
hite VS. NJ s Chaplin. ct al: Rp Clay
vs. Dundee Petroleum Co. e, al. ID vi
Dotterer vs. J NJ Dickinson. Receiver.
Louis Milliat VS. Oklahoma city MN
a Elc. Co Hall Baker Grain Co. va
W l. Perkins: Silsan Newbcrer a Co.
VS. Gettys q Preston. et nj. W NJ
CONTINUED on para RAJ a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-06
i.NuOR IROt Hills CAUSE
IilcN ri,ltf> N tN<n

cR Clauasr. apn IN las ~ Col " u
hoTnadai. - s'sndlns frw tays IN
Guthrie on hls wey fpm nochoster
10 San Frsncisce iie ls ~iih iarsr
shoe factory in Rochsft,r and reports
worderfal business o. predicts vaat
prlc'a Zoe The hlshcr rrai,s oi ladies
shoes viii have 70 so tiill hlshsr be.
fore they rraoh lhs natural trade level.
arily ON account 81 labor and partly
because Of scarcity - materials
The dlsofgauifcd Md indasir, IN
Russia IN a strung element In the sit
uaison, and he sse. no material nm
lfc,emsni Ia either laeor or ma rrials
for the next five wars al least
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-06
Universal Training


TIE eesefnmsrs u seot.no tes bile
eesasse u wants America 70 know
he~ 70 shoot
I, will sumuisss rifle practice 80 a
nstsonsl spov ana encourage ever,
man and boy 10 learn 10 shoot. 90 the
,hsoss ,Ns, q nation o. s.psst msrs.
men need never fear fose'on stssess,
whether oF ne, " has a large standing
army Or q system ~ unsersal Mill.
tar, training. H. ~sr aftermath saf
IN the watches Will appear some os
the best shoss ~ the army. navy and
marines besides r,smbsrs of the state
guards which served during ,re war.
And the~ ~s, be civilians. 49,
thousnds of them.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-06
WOMAN ARRESTED, ON
"B0OTlEGG|MG" CHARGE
Sheriff Robertson Has Pretty
Woman In Jail Here, Said
To Have Had 30 Quarts
Red Liquor When Caught

Sheriff Robertson is entertaining a
real. honest t-to-g goodness woman boot
logger at the Hotel de- Robertson. A,
Least that's the charge against her.
And Furthermore. she is pretty,
stylish and well educated. II JUS,
don't know how TO treat prisoner
like this one said the gallant high
sheriff today She looxs and acts
like a highly cultured lady and takes
things as a matter OF course To be
sure. she does not admit her guilt, bn,
II seems the sheriff OF Payne county
caught her with the goods--in fact
she had just received shipment OF
fifty quarts OF red liquor consignec
to her from Kansas City, when the
officers grabbed her
The fact that the whisky confiscat-
ed was an interstate shipment makes
federal case out OF IT, She will be
arraigned before United States Com
missioner Bassett tomorrow afternoon
at 3 o'clock Many witnesses have
been subpoenaed both from Gushing.
where the arrest was made and from
Oklahoma City and the hearing gives
promise Of being interesting
The woman's name Is Mrs A II,
Daley.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-06

Miraculous escapes. some by Jumps
from the fifth and sixth stories. into
life nets and the tossing OF Infants
several stories into nets and ar army
OF fire fighters made " the mos, snec
taculsr fire this city has known in
some time.
Identified dead are.
Mrs Charles Spcakman, Mrs Carl
steigelwaid, George Reifsneider, Mrs
George Reifsneider.
Al I O'Clock this morning the police
found the bodies OF a man and woman
on the fourth floor Their Names have
not beep asceriained.
They were suffocated and burned in
bed
-Four small children OF Mrs s.eigel
waid are believed TO have perished
on the sixth floor from which ,he,r
mother lcsped to her death. They
are unaccoun'cd for. Numerous o,h.
ers have not been found by friends or
the police and officers early This
morning expressed fear that ha,f n
d'zer we're trapped and burned 10
death.
Miss Anna Bell Joyce. US. canno;
i've. physicians say, She was tak.n
rom the building in semi-conselops
condition after the blaze was nnder
control. That she was alive is at.ri.
nuted TO her hanging across an omen
wineow The lower part Of her s,dv
was terribly burned. Others ara in
hospitals withbroken limbs and burns
which may prove fatal in several in
stances.
The fifth and sixth floors where tha !
IRE was the worst, fell in and search
ior bodies cannot be made until late
70 the day 1t was on these floors
mat most Of those unacconnted for
were living.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-06
Proposition B For Expenditure of S25OOOO To Be Put
Through; System Will Easily Provide More Than
Two Million Gallons of Water Citizens
Committee and City Commits
sion Adopt Black Report

BY formal vote. Monday morning
the city commission adosied the loca
tion and plans OF the Black a veatch
company. Of Kansas City. for the
building OF the city reservoir trlfIe
more than four miles south OF the city.
BY this vote the long discussed and
debated water question is nearer set
tlement.
Along with the adoption. which fol-
lowed favorable action on the part 0f
the citizens water committee. the
commission at once gave Instructions
to City Clerk AndeYon TO advertise
for bids for furnishing labor. con-
s,ructing dam and spillway and ap-
purienanees and flow line from the
dam to the present pumping station
south OF the city. Blue prints. maps
and specifications were spread In the
clerks office. The bids will be o.en-
eu June ?. II any bid is accepted ac-
tual work will be begun by June 18th
May Condemn Land.
The entire work OF constructing the
dam. flow line and making improve
ments al the water plant will con
sume. II is estimated. from seven TO
eight months.
The first step TO be taken Is the
acquisition Of the land south OF town.
Most Of II can be purchased at a rea
sonable price. That which cannot be
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-06
.egto, Barricaded
Wounds Nine;
Is Then Killed

plano. ross,-rom tmbrsy. q
negro. after standing ON srwsc
eisisers srd oss'esrs tor four hours
today from . bsrrlesde IN he homo
here. was shot sro snIsd shortly
before noon. Nine persons were
wounded BY the reero, one probably
sasai. The trouble started ~hsr
Embrsy attempted 20 XIII he wife.
Hundreds os ARMED elsisens ami
officers surrounded the house and
For four hours exchanged shots
with Embrey In an Intellectual at.
tempt to disledoe him. Firebrsnds
also were thrown At the house with.
out resolt. Shortly before noon I'm.
brey suddenly appeared at tne door
and his body was rlddIed with huI.
let's.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-06
JOHN BULL PUTS
BATCHELORS IN BAD

The war has made il impossible 10
further show mercy TO marriageable
bachelors. Great Britain Is takirs I
early action English bachelors will
soon have 10 choose between support
ing wife or giving all their earnings
10 John Bull in the form OF taxes. II
is terrible alternative. but nothwith
standing their screams and 3hudders.
most Of England's bachelors will pre-
fer matrimony TO any other form OF
canfiscstion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-06
VOTE On ROAD BOND
PROPOSITION LIGHT

Vote IN Guthrie in the bond election
~ light Predictions made by farm
"rs and others throughout the county
10 that the proposition will be- defeated
IN the county BY a vote OF three 10
one This - more probable now on
account OF the apathy shown by the
ei'y voters. There win be no ballot
shortage In Logan county" said Ned
Holman. secretary Of the county eIec-
ton board today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-06
HARVEY MATCIIEtT mas
ARllINED IN NEW YORK

Harvey Matchctt has arrived in
New York He has been IN France
since last July. when no and his twin
brother. Harry. together with other
Guthrie hoya went acrosa with a hos
pilai unit A wire announcing his
safe arrival In New York was fc-
ceived hy his mother, Mrs l. II
Matchett. this morning = am feel
Ing fine" tho wire sssd Harry and
other Guthrie boys are still In Francs
but are expected home soon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-06

30 purchased will be condemned b,
The city for water right OF way
The engineering firm OF Black a
veatch submitted four plans OF loca
ton 10 the citizens water committee
One was the daming of the Cotton
wood river. a location north. loca
ton northwest and location north
east.
All these locations were eliminated
by the engineers as either imprac
ticable or too costly. Mr. Black held
that the Cottonwood dam would cost
500. 900 TO be used a. a permanent
reservoir.
Proposition 3 Only Feasible Plan.
Proposition -. was the only one
recommended by the engineers a.
feasible. and the only one they cared
to see through" This IL the plan
favored by the original water commit
tee. composed OF Messrs Duke. Doug
hes. Niblsek. Hildresh. seely and
Lintz
After the original citizens water
committee had voted on Proposition
B" two years ago. the water question
dragged. When the question was re-
vived last summer and bonds we're
voted a new committee was named.
composed Of Hifdreth, HirsrhI. Walton.
Houghion, Lintz and Douglas, to con-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-06
RESERVOIR System With Gravity
Fl0w Line for City Water Supply

fef with and assist the city commis
sion The last committee made NJ
recommendation save 10 favor th'
employment ot an engineering corps I,
make tests. and The recommendation
90 vote bonds 20 carry water improve
menta into effect
viii Need All the Money,
Last summer an election was held
and water bonds IN the sum OF $3.50. 600
we're voted by the city The bonds
we're ~ once sold at 81 o. 30 Splitter
A O'Rourk, Of Toledo and Cleveland
Ohio. and delivery Of 10000 worth
made 10 the buyer4 Adding premium
and interest the city now has to rs
credit s52.0i93l from the dellssry Of
the s5o.ooo bonds
TO build the reservoir and make
the other improvements II ls estim-
ated that the entir. s350.000 will be
bf'h'Hs NV ~ aft0 tiA&Nt&4utu
that Guthrie will have permanent,
substantial and an adequate wstaf
supply 10 show for the expenditure
D. the money.
What cifirens' Committee Did.
Following are the official minutes
~ the citizens water committee, COW
rring the recommendation for the
adoption Of the engineers plans on
Proposition b..
May md. - am. John Hildreth pre-
siding Present. Hartman. Mitchell,
McGregor. Hirschi. Walton. Hildreth.
Douglas. Llntx.
Minutes OF APril ssh read.
Motion made by IAntz and seconded
fCont.nued on Page 3. Col. n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-06
Federal Officers
Are Slain By
M00nShincrS

Per, wsrth. rss, Nay e-wsll
Miller. spsessi saer, % the tsesr, +.
meat ~ lssgies. and w1lllsH, Nsya.
inspse,or Zoe sNs fesas Cattle 8
Rslsses' sssossssser. ~sss slllsa ~
battle with meershl~er. ~ Ne &.
csr,ain eevniy. oslsNems fheif
bodies ~srs fsena yesterday When
the tight occurred 10 no, sao~u
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-06
PALACE PROPERTIES AND
JEWELS or KING oRAoBGp b

Geneva. May G. rms palace and all
the properties % King Nicholas u
Montenegro. Including the crown jew
els. have been confiscated for the b~n
efii OF Serbia. according TO a dispatch
from Innsbruck.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-06
MANY MIRACULOUS
ESCAPES RECORDED
MOTHER. ~ FRENZY. LEAPED
TO DEATH LEAVING HER
FOUR CHILDREN SLEEP
ING ~ BED: ALL
PERlSHED
BULLETIN

Columbus. o. May 6-Fifteen
persons are known to have perish
ed and hundred were injured.
several probably fatally, in a fire
which destroyed a six-story apart
ment house in the downtown sec.
tion shortly after midnight this
morning.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-06
'|TAlr's DELEGATES WILL
n[-[NTER DELIBERATIONS
FINLAND RECOGNIZED nv
ALLIES; SOVIET pOVtN
~ ntUArI~r ttst WN-
LING BOl.>IltNIk
tOluIs Dtt'Ittfip
BULLETIN

Pars. NAV O Tue Chinese
delegation 10 the peace conference
IA Displaying great dissatisfaction
with the announced settlement OF
the shantung problem. While
tho Chinese probably viii not 70
fuse 10 sirn the peace treaty. u
appears likely they viii sign -
with reservations
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-06
NOTED PAINTER ESCAPES
vnE ExEcUYioNERR

Berlin, May sit has been asssr-
taired ,hat Prof Won Stuck. the widely
known savsrian painter and architect.
escaped when the hostages hs'd BY ths
soviet authorities At Munich were sxs
eeuted.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-06
CERTIFICATE or HONOR
FOR VICTORY woRrrHr

Victory boys and vles0ry glris. who
haye paid their pledxea in fail 20 the
United War Worb fund are entitled
90 iilhogral'hed certificates They can
have them BY calling al ne war sas-
iuEa bank and presenting rccclpsa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-06

rhoac Who have plllo~ covers hat
nothing with which Ca on them can
sccare clippings from ths Red Cross
at nominal sum n Yon want an
~ these chpngs gef lhcm nov ~
tto production department ls cleaning
house and wants ", dispose of all l,fi
over OF this Kind
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-06
RED CROSS NOTES

Thero arr a number Of pillows fill.d
with clippings from scfaps lef' over
from the production dcraFimsns which
VIII make excellent ror,h pillows. cor
tho. who desire them n you van,
one. It will cost you onl, - cents
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-06
THE WEATHER.

New Orleans. May G--Tonight gen
orally fair, cooler western Oklahoma; I;
Wednesday, generally fair and cooler.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-06

Those who are Interested IN piccing
quilts can secure nice selection 81
good sized muslln aud outing flanne
scraps az the Rcd Cross roomr II the,
are called Tor right away A small
sum will be charged
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-06

Several sewing machines are still
On hand for sale, az reasonable prics9
ON word from 81 Louis that sew ms
machines were needed IN Europe lho
Guthrie branch donated two for that
pur ose. They have already been
shipped Three other machines have
been sold
The following names have been ad A..
ded 70 the knitting honor roll Mrs
Wm Walton. AIRS ] " rharp. Mrs
Tom Peacock. Mrs T. Cook. Mrs Les
ter seaman, Mr. worstel. Mrs Ada
Walton, Miss I.enora burke. Miss Fan
nio Wallace. Mrs l. ] stark
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-06
Germans VIII Inter Peace
Conferences Wednesday

Preparations have virtually bsnn
completed fnr tho presentation vf Tho
trfma 81 peace 60 the German dele.
Katea a. Versailles AZ Iis o'elsck
fnninrfnN nflarnnnn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-06

More sweater knitters are needed
II you can knH sweaterp please send
IN your card, as there ia largo qnsu
tity OF This yarn on hand For those
who are taking yarn out now the time
will necessarily have 10 b. extended
beyond the 18th Of May the day SCI
for all work TO be done The chapter
would like 10 have everything finished
NJ by the first Of June. SO please
do not delay further. II YOU are going
70 help. The sweaters TO be knit now
are not the large ones like weer made
for the soldiers. but small ones for
littie children II YOU have no neadlen
the chapter will loan YOU some Re-
member you have not done all you
can do until this yarn IS All made up.
Stay with your Red Cross Help N sm
finish the job
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-06

To-day u expectrd 90 sllnnas com
plntlon ct the drnf, of she psae"
treaty digrst ~ which viii hv read
~ Tho plcnaFY aesston % tho peace
conference this afternoon primarily
for the purpose 81 Informing ,he asIe-
gates ~ thu nslnor powers a. 20 tho
details ~ 10. aosumeng tho tiermans
will be asked % slxn
i,aiIar c~iogstss ro ne Al vsssaiiies
WIN Premier Orisnda ana Primo
Minister Nonnino of Italy, en their
way baea 10 rarta frum Rome which
they len Monday AlwNt. n aeams
probabia that they wlii ~ present AZ
the historic m~",inT Ia Versailles on
"Wednesday
Flume TO he Neutral Port
Nothing official has been made rubs
lle an to tbs aKfermnns under whivs
Italy has consented ta rwasl1ia her In
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