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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-16


10 his room fe.-saF that the lamp in
the hallway fiasTsi and smoked at ev-
cry gust OF wiSsi. 1t was very dark
outside; he rea39nYd that the streets
would he deserafa. Hastily securing
that book whichs Alvarado, the dentist,
had given him. he fook a position close
inside his door. g When he heard the
spy pass and efApI the next chamber
he stole out intoAshe hall and breathed
into the lamp chimney. A moment
later he was safely through the vim
dow and was WIRING his way down
the shed roof, pfSying that his move
snents had not Asis seen and that the
tiles We're firm. -sts nimbly scaled the
vail. crossed am. closure. climbed a
second wall, and 1sescended into dark
side street. Takkng advantage Of the
densest shadows9 Snd she numerous
nserhanslng baleanses, he set out at a
brisk trot. -.
a light showef through the barred
windows Of the sslsarado home, indi
eating that the sanliIy was in. After
ONE fumbling f.Isellly laid hold of
The latch; then. ..isho1t knocking. he
opened the front t1.or and stepped in.
His sudden aJseRrance threw the
occupants into aEfaf: woman cried
ont sharply: syn whom O'Reilly
identified as Ign;EsI4 Alvarado himself
topped to his feesGnd faced him, ex-
claiming: 49,
"yVbo 4aro ron -
I'm friend. -.I.on't he alarmed"
Johnnie summonsT ais most agreeable
smile. then he extended the sodden
package he had tsca5ried beneath his
arm. II come srr2m your brother
Fomas. He askAl sme To hand you
this book and tn &.H that he is return
ing it with his taEisks."
'What are TorI1saNing?" Plainly the
speaker did notS comprehend; there
was nothing but apprehension in his
voice. -
O'Reilly tore tn sweet paper from the
soume and laid izJr. Alvarado's hand.
look at 1t. pleaaF, sand you'll under
stand / didn't taEe time to knock, for
fear might be believed"
Alvarado stared: first Mt the hook,
then at his caller. After moment he
made a sign to ht- s-ife. who left the
room. Wetting ~ Hips, he inquired,
with an effort. "yYifas do you want?'
O'Reilly told him Sin few words.
Alvarado showed. ienef; he even
smiled. "T see, bsst You
gave me start. An3 this book Iia
Tomas will have llfg Jokes. 1t is well
you took precautiges, for | am under
surveillance. I'll MIlp You, yes! But
you must not comsbfre again. Return
to your hotel and~-s Let me think"
Senior Alvarado 9p$ned in deepest
thought; then he SIG: Il have it! Ev-
cry morning Mt hasf past nine man
wearing a Panama hat and gray
necktie with a largo, gold pin will pass
along the sidewalk across the street
from the Isla dc. Cuba. You will
know him. One DIS, 4 cannot promise
how soon, he will ifft-his hat thus, and
wipe his face. Yousunderstand? Good
Follow him. He WEI give you final di-
rections. You knoSs Manin, the drug
gist? Well, you csi5 talk to him, and
he will keep you posted as to our prog
ress. Now go bef0ee SOMEONE comes
O'Reilly wrung .fhs Cuban's hand
Then he stepped OUT into the night,
leaving pool of 'vNsiter on the clean
blue tiles where he.shad stond
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-16
Talks About ~Daddy"

The little girl began to sob. but
soon regained herself, and related a
number of things concerning her life.
She said she had been told that her
mother died when she was a baby,
and expressed her love for her father,
whom she had always referred to as
Daddy Asked whether she liked
the woman who had taken her away
from Annapolis yesterday. she replied
in the affirmative. but added that she
beat me at times and then didn't
like her her
The child showed plainly the re-
suits of her days experience and was
sleepy She added, among other
things that she had lived at Calves
ton. Tex. and Chicago To Chicago
the Lowe woman had planned to take
the child yesterday, because it was
learned that she made inquiries at a
local railway station concerning. the
trains to Chicago
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-16
Norfolk AlrpIane Stons Here

Accompanying the NC 4 which was
returning to Washington after having
been in baltimore the past several
days, were two planes. one from Ana
costa, piloted by Ensign Marston, and
the other from Norfolk. Va, piloted
by Ensign w. Stickney The latter
plane stopped at Annapolis last even
ing and circfed the city and Naval
Academy before continuing its jour
ney to Washington.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-16
Arrested In Baltimore

When the Lowe woman was arrest
ed in Baltimore yesterday by Head
quarters Detective Cooney, the woman
was arraigned before Justice Johann
sen in the Central Police Court and
was delivered to Deputy Sheriw w.
d. X. Lee, of Anne Arundel county,
who brought her and the child back to
Annapolis
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-16
Y ID. Clinic Tomorrow

The regular V. ID. clinic at the
Emergency Hospital will be conduct
ID tomorrow by DR., ]. oliver Purvis.
Chief OF staff. and the Public Health
Nurse !. This is a government clinic
organized since the war at several
cities and towns. of which Annapolis
sc one
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-16

fuc DSSdH 10 OH uSS'S linz ~~S
idows beside her human forms ma.
aalized. She screamed once
Zee; then a palm closed over her
nth and she began to struggle like
ut.
svangelina, who had walked at the
HI cutlery, met the maruIders as
|tY rushed through the door. There
4 Il .ahouts and curses, loudly bel
Orders, great scuiliing and
ing Of feet Upen the dirt floor
= hut, the riclsety, bark-covered
bulged and creaked. Over all
uded the shricks OF the negress
Hing In the pitch-black interior
an animal In IT'S lair. Then some.
set fire to the thatch: the flames
ed up the dead palm leaves to
ridgepole, and the surroundings
red into view.
osa saw swarthy, thickset man
the uniform of II colonel OF vol
GERS. and behind him Pancho Cue
Tearing the hand from her lips
d moment, she cried, Cueto's
NE, but he gave no heed. Rosa
sokcd his name again; then She
sfxi the officer say:
Nhere Is the young fellow? ]
.slr nothing but the squeals of that
mon wcnch."
gynngclina's cries of rage and de-
Zee ceased and with them the
ids of combat. From the blazing
ID ran two armed men. brushing
ks from their clothing. A third
lowed, dragging Evangelina by olc
led arm.
osa felt herself swooning, and she
sw nothing OF what immediately
,wed. After time She felt her
shaken. and heard the colonel adj
&ing her.
some. come" he was saying.
siere is your precious brother and
black fellow"
siosa could only stare duly.
sst seems we missed Them" said
ito.
I Aforc OF your bungling," Cobo
4 re out at him. wrathfully. Fool f!
mind To toss you into that fire"
turned his attention once more
losn. and with jerk that shook
81 into fuller consciousness repeat
"syhere are they? Speak to me"
sonelr she gaspcd. "GoRei" She
ggied weakly toward Cueto, In
tng him "pancho, don't you know
Veil, we've Taught him lesson"
Cueto. grinying apprehensivcly
sobo. @Ne've accomplished some
:. anyhow. ch? 2" He nodded at
ia. ashes all that l told you.
at her!"
lionel Coho took time to scruti-
his prisoner.
es! She's n pretty little spy
ae a prize, truly. Now, then!"
thick lips spread; he spoke to
more gently. II want you to tell
about that brother of yours, Ell?
10 said / would find him here.
Still frightened, see. Wen, /
a way with women; dare say
s II be glad TO tell me everything
Y and by" Then, seeing that his
rlsSed q scorching in their
CHI of the nut and were already
rreling over the scanty plumber
ID ii afforded. he turned from
to call them away.
.oiiting by his inattention, Rosa
sgled out o. his grasp and ran to
ngelina. who lay face down in
dirt, her limbs sprawled loosely.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-16

Both the surgeon ana The nur.,
well pleased with Tao nra.re are
result OF the clrhis Win ''.a
twice = Week on Tuesday a r..
nights at the Emeyet,.ey gay
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-16
CHAPTER TX.
Marauders.

rhe surprise was easily effected,
Colonel Cobo's men We're accom-
shed In this sort Of work. Rosa,
uching upon her bench, heard
hing, saw nothing, until out of the
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-16

With everybody striking for more
pay the wages of sin still plug along
the same old schedule.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-16

It's all right to take time by the
forelock, but don't rest on your lau-
rels before yoa have any
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-16

Pride goeth before4. fsIl Even the
thermometer isn't a. stuck up as it
.las.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-16

Silence is goldeN especially the
kind that is paid foe.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-16
AIR OF MYSTERY
IN ABDUCTION OF
9-YEAR OLD GIRL

lcontlnued From Page one.l
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-16

(To Be C@nEinued)
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-16

Johnnie o'Reilly had no difficulty II
locating the residence of Ignaeio Alva
RADIO. but to communicate with hin
was quite another matter, inasmuci
as his every step was logged by tina
persistent shadow from Nueyitas.
One evening. several days after hi
arrival, sudden rain storm drovl
O'Rcilly indoors. and as he ascendes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-23
RACE MOT LEADER
CsPTt RED ~ sW AMP

Little Rock. Arb, Oci % " 7,
tpnkel Peoples, ofmnixcr ~ fiso nc.
gro organization eharged with ln~ti
gaiinE the recent race treubiaa a
Elaine, F'hillh~ county. and who ee-
capped from the Arkansas City JAIN
after assanltinE the iailer neyeral days
ago, has been captured lie wa
found hiding in swamp near Win
chester. Two negroes who eneopcd
wf'h him also were rrcaplured after
both had been wounded
John II Holloway. negro. self con :
fesEed head of the Mollwood branch
OF the orFanixgtlon has been cap
turcd in Drew county and has been
taken to Helena Officers say that
Holloway confessed that ho had b"cn
delegated TO kin two white men. Geo
Blackburn and u y 0Bmnnpu.
Robert T. iIiIl president of The or.
7anixaiion u stiil al larye
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-23
SOLDIER SAYS VODKA
KILLING Americans
erased BY the Awful loneliness
Troops Drink Heavily and
Then Wander To Frigid
Death

MusAo9s~. oc, 81 After = 9onihs
In slhefaa, Harry kens her sao n
back in Mustvwe. ~agw thai many
American soldiers IN tiie cold narh
ern rounfrs are tcelng moi onis ihoa
hands and gnef hui IN nmts rAses
fh'tr LIKES, as rwalt IL dr nking
vodka, ia" Raesian strong llaesF
'''rhe soldiers arv wanmang whs
shey don't set ~ rosnn bark 30 Am
~r'sA be sa 4 ~'I1ass ~ AmSAsA crazy
with lon'su~ is. and then ihes turn "a
vodka % down their @orivws Tlny
are caught out IN b. cold don't care
aboUl gostlng in o. are tsso drunk ID
do any hing, and their foot aud bands
often are frozen etf
"Merv Q, 'hem have died from the
exposure after getting drunk on voa
ka II Is dan9eruus 10 leave them
there any lonF,F
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-23

The corporation commission "a
bearing oral arguments in he cases
of the state against the chocfaw OIL
company and others rho invesiiga
lion by the commiasIon hsa 10 40
cotton seed priccs and the manner of
handling seed by different gins and
oil msIla. n " said an order Will
issue requiring gins 10 osJpiy seed
house~ as part Of the equipment or
facilities " the gin ss public sery-
ICE uility Win sufficient Iced stor-
ing facilities II is believed thst many
Ills Of The cotton producer will be-
eliminated
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-23
NtN\AIiD'S FLYING
TINE WAS 10 liOt RS

Washington. Oct 23-~I.iant Belyln
w Maynard winner Of the trans con.
iiuantal derby, made tho round tflp
from New York 10 San Francisco and
return IN less than 20 flying hours
the official ,imekecpor OF The contest
reported Tuesday 20 Major General
Menohcr, director of air service. The
record shows that he spent 80 hours
three minutes and "a ~ seconds IN
the air.
Tho return trsp required rs hours
more than that 10 the west coast.
principally because Of tho nccidcn<
to Maynard's machine, which nearly
put him out of tho contest.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-23
Prohibition Bill
Is Before the
President Today

---wsshsnssea, os, sa-~-ualss
President Wilson's sseeutlvs sstlv'
~ 81 yesterday showed IA effects
vpen sNs Hsstsws. ere pssNselsler
sn,esesmens bill ~s,s shs sessFs
msns ~ justices ee,rie~ en 10 een
s,lssslonsll,y ~ss 10 h- laid before
him serNs tl9s@ sea.y
Rear Ad0lrsi oFssson, shs press
deats personal physlsisa. r,ste
plain tina, the lnersasss sessvssy ~
tire prvslasrs was acs inaiesslvs ~
any decided Improvement la hls con
6nies se expresses shs opsNleN
aise that withholding important
auestlpns fvom hsm probably would
he nsars harmful snar alsesssns hiw
20 eensldss tAems TIRE president ia
sno~r 20 be chatting under hls en-
forced inactivity frem persss lps,lon
IN governmental aftsIra
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-23
BRIEF NEWS NOTES
FROM STATE AND NATION

naptlsi mlnlssrrw bolt eonvpnllon
whnu merEcr "a vesed Division VI
the hussne Il hitsve 81 ~ I-oaia Wss.t
A rvwaFd ~ sio.Vou has hevn ~
tered f'r ihe arrest ~ shv thief whe
aiolo el.ltslc Tom lam. dos from
kansas City bird Store
During i quarrel a. dance il
stardy, kay county. leeg nlshi. Cauds
Aimpson stabbed Flotd ssIna Alus
One - JAIL lhe otnee o,aY alr
When John Snx. d farmer Mvtna
near ~ smith walked off hsw porch
IN ,he dark, h. cell two aud hals
feet. lius the fail kflied hlm.
Js'ha Riker, boilprmekvr. fisMrinh
81 gun and threatened "a shoo
samsa fe Assent = Apleman al
IAonsa City last ulEM AIprmap
EtsahlAssI the ann and II exploited
shooting issket 10 sbe side lslker was
intoxicated
The people " Shawnee are eaaS
~ plrawr One car hsad ~ army fuaa
was pold our aud the mayar has o.
dered another
isiuc by charges have b~en maas
Awsinnt Ghe fsagic Aiycrsfl company
lof Oklahoma clly and two u tha
compans'a saIswmen held for trial.
False fire alarms has ro@s OKLA
hosna city sanoO during lhc aai nine
months
TN. ngefe season in okiahoats Clty
opens Friday nlght with Aida.
The price of hogs on foot llaa drop.
ped 90 tli so .he hundred weiwbi an'I
there Ia sifil due an added Iall thu
week, buyers aage what 10 yoa
Iay your butcher for pork
waien German opera ol~ued 10 q
New Yafk thcatcr laAl night yolIvy
W 'a&3 Nt'f fi'N t3hf lftNfft"f , Nt Nlt1
'zar aud zimmerman, drew amnlI
crowd of tito perspns
Austria has Hevofcd all Ties that
hef,sotars hound heT 10 Germany.
Ga aclly Of tho Kansas Clty ubl.
cago aud coficyytile Sinclair r,finer
les has been doubted 20 meet the
growing demand for gasoline
\ Governor Robertson says thpre "
no possibility OF the state asylum BE-.
ing moved from supply The proper
~ 10 too valuable
This tny N scheol teachers ls lnan
than halt ~ the wagc drawn BY rpal
miners, according 10 Il u Wilson aiaie
superintendent
John " Brown. last ~ ihc HemnDl'I
tribal chicEs NJ dead ~ his nome nsar
Sasakwa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-23
Halloween Coming,
Kids Up a Stump

Halloween is coming
The police will Issue Its annual bul
ietin against destructive pranks and
promising extrs plain clothes poiice-
men ia the residential sections.
But parties and other social gather
iuss are about all that viii mark the
festive night this year The late war
and the present war against the tall
cost " existing are cartaiisug merri-
naenf
There will be 10 Gate Might. be-
cause gates are extinct.
There will be no Cabbage Night
because tconsul, The market quota
iions).
Fiivar productions have checked the
manufacture Of bean blowers.
"A tick tack used 10 be a device for
rsttiing windows and frightening the
persons inside Now it's the name Of
nSiA Nftua
A pie Manufactures took an option
on sll the pumpkins after deciding
finally 10 put real pumpxl1 N pump
kin pies and TO use the shells a. q
substitute for shoe leather
Excluding the social phase Of Cob
lin Time in 1919, there " only one
charm left for persons who enjoy OBJ
serving the ancient customs. and We
offer IL herewith:
Sharply at IL noon on October u.
as you cross Oklahoma avenue and
Division strest. tnake . win that
you we're IT home reading Then look
over your right shoulder and you'II
see tbe face Of the driver VINO IL 60
ing to run over you.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-23
WILSON'S PROPOSAL TO
COAL MINERS REJECTED
Answer Not Yet Given BY Union
But Will BE Refusal To Agree
To Terms Advanced BY
President

WaNhinrsun. Oct "a secretary WI.
son's prvauval fnF #sftImneni ~ shf
coal wbrlkv will bo rejected Ny b.
miners. officers ~ she inllsd Mina
Workers al America announced today
on their way 80 meeting called ~
formulate 40 an8wer I'hae wae laksn
80 mean that sha ioint cunfcrenrs
With operators this eilernoon would
end abtutly nnle@ th~ SECRETARY was
lwwfWrth ~ snnibit new proposition.
John l. Lewis. president Of The
United Mlnr Workers OF America. re-
iieratsd shaa ihe unlon would con-
slider no offer of settlement tha, failed
10 grant the demands by the miners
FOR five.dn week
Members ot the miners COMMITTEES
said their meeting ihiB morning would
merely raiify she Informal agreement
reached laSt night 90 reject the offer
Leaders said they would attend che
conference VI O'Clock. ~ they had
Aeeh ASKED To do 10 hy Secretary
Wilson, but that " NO new offer ~
settlement was made they wuuld siart
Immediately for their homes aud make
rady for ihe strike called for Nov /.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-23
BANK Of RED FORK
WAS NOT ROBBED
Tulsa Justice Takes Unusual
Stand In Case That Has Be-
come e Mystery; Was
Bank Robbed7

X Tulsa, Oct z@-|The decision of Jus.
sice q tho Peace \ G Maxey In ti,s
case OF John Scott. alleged "sniich'
in the Red Fork bank robbery sffai,
viii. IL upheld. not only set John Scot
free. bus also William Rocker. now ir
county jail Thfs Judge Maxey stated
on Wednesday forenoon &c be result
o. bis being persuaded that no bank
robbery had been committed al Rcd
Fork
County Attorney Thomas Munros
sasd On "Wednesday afternoon that
Scott wss re -srrfwsed and held on the
original charge of robbery Judge
Marcy hss already rendered his de-
cis,on. The csse was first flied in sbs
= p oours Of n J Gray and the dr.
fenve took change of venue 10 Max
cy,s court. which di1uahfirs Gary IN
preside in hearing AGAIN Mv Munroa
stated that he would lake the case
before County Judge w - wil'isma
next time.
When Judge Marcy rendered his
final decision n was based on the
original contsntion Of the defense that
no robbery WAS committed. In xaors
The court ruled that the Red Fork
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-23
M'GRAW FEARS NOT
POWERS OF DARKNESS
State Republican Committeeman
Says He Has No Doubts
Of Ultimate
Victory

James MeGraw. republican national
committeeman tor Oklahoma. with hia
secretary Claude Baker. was IN the
city this morning MOTORING from ok
Isboma ciiy 20 pouca cRy Mc3mw
Al present M working ON the nooae-
yclt memorial fund While here he
called on several republicans.
II have no fears on The score of the
comnllieemanshsp tight" waid Nc.
Grsw. "Tbe forces Of Evil and dark
news are at work. but they nelther
bluff nor discourage The righteous
element Of republicans VIII raily 90
my standard"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-23
FINDS MANY VIOLATIONS
Or NINE HOUR Lam
Factory Inspector S&ys Guthrie
Women In Shops and Cafes
Are Labcring Too
Much

Were mesn aac1, 4 ! coald 80.
care fsfsy convsctions In sansAar 10.
day tor vsoastions a sho state nine
hour law said Dave |. Easscris. as
sistans chief factory insesriof os ths
Department of labor. VINO made ths
roands ~ factories. restaurants and
osher iaces ~hewv wosnsn are em.
iaaoyed
Easleray Is making sg-~iai soaf
20 note violations " the law caisinx
tor nine hoar wcrk Fcs women ~The
law eavv n'nr hours shall o0nmlsut.
a usys woFs Cor womca and CA hours
week rae law has the scss n and
is being enforced
AT the Pioneer Cotton Mills where
fifty women are employed foand she
schedule averaged ten hoars said
FasteFls Mr. Douglas, however, was
very nice aboas the matter. and the
violations there were nos Intentional
ignoring ot the iaw merelysfognteA
oue errors and hope Ter spc~dy rrr
recsien. nv Douglas said II hours
were r~daced wages would al 20 have
10 be reduced found inffactlons a
the law as Bnrnvss rv~faurans aud
Browns"
Easteriv said he understood the
men working on the rltv reservoir
south of she cisy were dong ten hours
IA this hv true, he said. n shall Offer
na remedy, but Immediately swear ou,
warrants for the srrcss OF consras
Iors
The nine hour law cover every.
thing except pharmacists and nr~ea.
7 secared conviction a. chioka
sha. Monday said EAstorly. "A
Greek who had hern working Negro
women 70 hours was soaked With a |
sitoa fine"
The federal l@v, according 90 East
cfly. Il much more dfassi. than fhs
"1ste law In casee 81 convictions
plants are asveased 20 per cent og
'heir yearly Earnings
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-23

Washington. Oct 2s--Acfion OF she
coal miners and cpsratcs to-day on
SECRETARY OF Labor Wilson's proposal
for the settlement OF fheir differences
VIII determine the future course OF
the government in an effort to avert
The strike OF half malll0n bssumiuous
coal miners called for Nov Il. TIE
proposal would grant the miners az
Increased wage bat ignor the union
demand for a. hour wesk.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-23
TULSA SELECTED As
LEGION MEETING PLACE

Tulsa Was r<lcctsd as the next
me'ting place Of tho American Legion
at the first annual convention held q,
Oklahoma City this week Horace n
Hagen, former Guthrie man. now cf
TuIaa. was chosen state commander
by acciamation, More than H0 vet
Grams attended the reunion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-23

Following appointments far the next
Year were made hy the Methodist
Episcopal conference juSs closed a.
Oklahoma CITY l. n Posts. super :
intendenl Guthrie district. Guzhris
First " u church, A Gallon: West
Guthrie church. n w Lehsw: coyle
w SmNh: Crescent, 4 l. Sam son (.
Marshall, w \ Smith; Mulhall A W
Fawceai' dIStrics evangelist Il l. Selhe,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-23
GUILD SERVES NICE
MEAL TO ROTARIANsi

One Ole Olson ssarixtianixfd Charles
p-ovrd sae stellar feature at shs
iuncbeon Of the Rotary club held al
the lone 'srs evening The ladies Of
the Epsscopai Guild provided an ape
tizing meal one thzt raellcEed up she
crowd. Seats were provided for iod
g1ests and al were ccru led save
three Wives. sisters. sxeeshears
and friends of Rcfsrasns made merry
vffh song and laughter When Olson
rose 70 speak he scrsof hi iines and
flcundered Thr guests COPY covered
his embarrassment w chair move :
men bsrrsye. President Barsou told
Of TIE gco1 work done BY Rotarians
y II Mcclure made speech and Fred
Soehl sang solo The occasion was
exceptionally delightful
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-23

Pittsburgh. Oct - Two men were
shot by police IN fight here shss
forenoon when the officers af2emDted
70 arrst several soresgners suspect
I'd of firing the home Of mill workers
in the sseei diss-ics Of the city earsy
today. The wounded men. both o,
whom are suspected BY police 10 b.
among those who fired the workers
homes. were aid 10 be in critical
condition
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-23
FROM SICK sEp PRESIDENT
SENDS APPEAL TO LABOR

Washington. Oct 2s In last efti,rl
10 Trcveni the dissolution uf the ma
tional industrial conference. Chairman
Lane read so the delegates the letter
dictated by President Wilson yester
day from his sick bed and urring fhe
imperative nersssaiy FOR some action
by the conference to In Mr~ industrial
peace during the reconstruction pc
riod