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The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-08-31

he had helped dress his victims, make
their coffins and sat up with their
eorpses. Breaking down under the
strain, Fitzpatrick this morning said:
Both Burnett and had paid some
attention to Breland's wife. Burnett,
Breland and were all together where
they had been repairing fences. Bur-
nett and Breland were quarrelng
and without warning Breland struck
Burnett from the rear with a small
ak, the blow taking effect in the
back of the head. Burnett fell with
his skull cracked. IRELAND then warn
ed me regarding his wife and made
threats. The ak with which he had
struck Burnett was on the ground
near by. ! picked it up and when the
opportunity came ! struck him as he
had struck Burnett, from the rear on
the head. ! thought il was a good
time to get rid Of him. He fell across
the crowbar which he carried dead"
Fitzpatrick talked freely, but the
whole story was not told and he
promised to tell it later,
Declining to eat his dinner, brought
by Jailer Kirk, Fitzpatrick made
methodical arrangements for suicide
Reinforcement wires 70 his cot were
used for a rope, and his body was
discovered by the jailer's boy a short
time after he had taken the swing
into eternity,
Fitzpatrick leaves a wife and five
children living IA miles from Phila-
delphia. He was a very popular
church singer and had many friends
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-08-31

other car. BY minimizing destructive
vibration, Hudson engineers have in
creased the power Of the motor one
half per cent without any increase in
weight or the sacrifice Of simplicity
ROBINSON MOTOR CAR co.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-08-31
SOME GOOD
HOMES

nE UCduItlul ltNh bAAShf NNO~obNAN
Halbert home on South Third ave
nue.. Two stories, nine rooms, four
bed rooms upstairs, modern, new,
good neighborhood, all conveniences
and possession on the first of Sep
TENDER. Price $7,500.00. A bargain.
The Alb. Cook cottage on the Mil
itary road is offered at a bargain.
The Brookshire cottage across the
street has been sold. The Cook cot
tage is offered at bargain price.
The Henry Davis brick veneered
cottage at the corner of North Fifth
avenue and 18th street. This is one
of the finest homes in the city for
some colored man. See US for price
and terms.
The home of Mrs. Wade Lynch, cor
ner of Second avenue and North 18th
street. Five rooms, hall and room
for bath, lot l65x165 feet. A close
price on this for a quick sale.
Several good building lots and cot
tages close to the Southern Railway
depot and the M. & o. depot. If you
are railroad man, get one Of these.
The Story home on Main street
diagonally across from the Southern
depot and the cottage Immediately
in the rear. We have close prices on
these properties for a quick sale. See
US at once.
Handsome large home on North
Third avenue, corner lot and on the
car line. Just the thing for an apart
nent house or boarding house or
home. 1t is a fine property and worth
The price.
Large twelve room house close IN
On cerner lot. Close to the school,
churches and the business district.
It it the best site in the city for a
boarding house OF for roomers, and it
can be bought cheap. Price only
$4,000
The best bargain on Main street
Only $3.50.
The Dobbs home just west of the
tar grounds on South Fifth street.
Lot is 55x165 feet. Three large room
house, front and back porch, screened.
Barn and four stalls, wagon shed,
chicken and wood house, pump well
rs feet deep. Only 1000, half cash
and a year on the balance.
Fine cottage IN front of the Palmer
Orphanage. Lot l31El65 feet. Five
room cottage in fine condition, barn
shed and COW barn. coal house etc,
Assume mortgage of fiVe-h1ndrec
dollars at six per cent. pay $500 cash
and take possession at once.
Fine cottage on North 18th street.
Lot sSxl0O feet Can be bought for
$500 Time and terms and possession. |
! hacga IN. Look into il.
Desirable cottage N the Stevenson. |
Stirson and Cox Addition. Lot 55xl5O |
electric lights, water, bath, tolleJ and |
all modern convent ences. Cow lot, gar |
den. and chicken house. Price only |
$500 A good buy.
Elegant cottage within one bloE G. !
: he Southern depot. No POP, 2nd. Ave- |
and North 18th ST. All nocessa~" con |
ven iences. Place cost $Z5VC. $3.50, |
viii get it.
Small house on the Air Line road
u the corner. Needs some repairs. We
believe that 5000 vii get it, Make the
offer.
The Croker home No. 222 North,
9th street Five rooms, electric
i-rts, city water: Price for a quick
le onlv $500.
The Seay cottage Nc. 1910 on north |
Third avenue. A bargain if taken at
once. Party has moved away from
% mbus and viii sacrifice for a |
quick sale
The Halbert house corner Of fourth |
.vanue and Tenth street Six rooms
dining room and kitchen. Lot 90Xl60. /.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-08-31

Mrs. Chas. Allen Saunders of Nor
folk. Va. nee Miss Tennie Cook, with
her two little girls, are spending the
summer at Waynesville and Ashville,
n. C.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-08-31

Mr. G. c. Morris, who returned n
the summer from sersics in lrdrSe
with the American EXre IL 'onniy
Forcs, has resumed his position as
carrier at the local postOffics.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-08-31

Miss Mary Flood returned home
last Wednesday from pleasant visit
to Miss Laura Richardson of Tusca-
loosa, Ala.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-08-31

Dispatch ads are winners.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-08-31

1000 ~ and e" Products
Efhciency Desks, Fire- Wall Steel
Cabinets, Y and E'' Wood Cabinets.
RscOrd Filing Safes. Etc.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-07
RATE HEARING
IS CONTINUED
Telephone Co. Estimates
81 Paso's Population at
More Than $4,000.

On the assembling OF the city
council for the hearing or the mat
ter OF allowing the present tele-
phone rates to stand after Deem
Der 1, and mayor Charles Davis stat
! ing exactly what would be asked Of
the company regarding information
TO avoid long and tedious sessions,
D. D. Clark. commercial superin-
tendent Of that concern. proceeded TO
show the studies and proof Of the
compsnys plans to spend in extern
sions and improvements to the
amount OF S7S7, $50 OF its system in FL
Paso during the next five years.
lIr. smith showed that BY rcienti-
fic study OF the growth OF FL Paso
10 population and area and building,
especially TO the eastward. together
city would have a population OF loS,-
600 in 1928. and $4,000 in 1880. The
present population he gave as more
than S5,00c.
1lr. Clark showed that the use OF
telephones increased more rapidly than
did population In 1910, FL Paso had
on April ] 2105 phones and on October
4. 1878 It had 11,5l7 residence phones
and on September I Of this year 2154
business phones. Early in 1918 the
company had its greatest number OF
phones, but due 10 war conditions and
economies practiced by the people
these fell off 925 and only 372 had
been recovered. Mr.. Clark estimated
that If the population increased as he
figured by 1890 there would be $4,000
phones in Fl Paso.
List OF improvements.
The improvements afr. Clark said
were contemplated in the next five
years and which be claimed would be
absolutely necessary to give adequate
service, viii be as follows: In 1920,
new underground cable in Sunset
Heights, $4,000, and minor extensions,
$1,000; in 1921, underground cables in
business district, $500; material for
outside plant. s58.OO0; in 1922. chang
ing and rearranginE for new office.
S7s 800: new pole line, $1,000; addition
al cable on Ange street. S6500s extern
sion 10 international bridge, $1,000;
aerial cable, $4,000: in 1924. extension
to sunset Heights, $500; conduits and
extensions to Campbsu street, $4,000;
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-07
6 killed IN
ATLANTA FIRE
2 Are Dying After Hotel
Blaze; Many Others Leap
From the Building.

atlanta Ca Nov. THREE men
are dead. two dying and a number Sc
riouslf injured as a result Of a fire
early today in The Wilson hotel IN the
business district here. Between 20
and 80 persons. including seven wom-
en-. were ia the building. Many es-
capped by leaping to the roofs OF ad-
Joining structures and firemen res
cued others
None Of the women guests was in
5ured.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-07

The question Of vital Importance today is for
every man to know how to save money on his
wearing apparel and yet get the best value and
stylish clothing. As we have always maintained,
we can save you money and to this day we still
stick to our story. There are many reasons why
we can save you money on your
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-07
To- Amendments
adopted; Others
Seem Defeated
Voters Approve Confed-
crate Pension Tax and
Galveston Bonds.

Austin. Tex. Nov. --latest fig
ures available here indicate that only
two Of the six proposed amendments
70 the constitution have carried one
increasing the confederate pension
tax from to cents, and the other
permitting Galveston TO issue bonds IN
the sum Of s5.00o,o0e for protective
works
The amendment proposing to d.
vorce the University Of Texas and the
A and IL college still has a meager
chance. but the vote Up to the present
time in favor Of the amendment is
1S.072, ana against 1890
The proposition to hold s constitu-
tional convention Is also defeated IN
the face OF available returns. The
vote for the convention Is 1887, and
1880 against
Passing friends assisted him in put
ting the fire out Mr. swift's car is a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-07
REV. FULLER SWIFTS CAR
BADLY DAMAGED BY FIRE

Rev Fuller Swift's automobile was
badly damaged by fire at $3.50 o'clock
Friday morning as be was on his way
10 Fort Bliss. The fire started when
he was IN the $500 block. Bliss street
he was compelled 10 abandon his auto.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-07
JNGreS Says
y. S. Soldiers
Shoot Too Men
Two Men Say When They
Refused Whisky and
Money Were Shot.

Juarez police on Thursday night re-
ceived a report that three American
soldiers had shot Juan oranita and his
son, Conception Oranita, across the
Rio Grande. The report reached
Juarez to the effect that the father
had been shot through the stomach
and the son in the leg. A car was
rushed to their residence east OF the
city. and they were taken to the mu-
nicipla hospital at Juarez, where they
are being given treatment
According 10 the injured men. the
three soldiers appeared at their home.
on the Mexican side Of the border. and
demanded whisky and money. Neither
was given them and the shooting fol-
lowed, the injured men say.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-07
Is What Counts

THE the varied departments strong personnel the Ma
hOnal Bank not the things thai will bring with
after year.
service that understanding your particular needs courtesy and
liberal day day. when you
ready ask
NJ large small this give yOua distinctly person
~ allied financial service It's confidence ability do this that makes ask
for your
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-07

additional aerial cable to Austin Ter
race, $4,000; additional cable % Kern
Place $1,000; from 1920-25. routine ex-
pense for connections and extensions,
sls5,l8o. Total Of all this viii be
se5z,9so. less a credit Of material
saved OF SIS. 500. leaves 10 Be exDend ed
by the company, S7S7.4g as stated.
Thursday Afternoon gerrfon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-31
RHEUMATISM
LIS 7 { N !
Ask Any OF Our Home Drug
gists For the Prescrip-
ton OF q Noted
Specialist-C-2 1923
Costs Little Dose Indicated on
Prescription Pasted on Bot
tie Glorious News

O ccsf. good deal 70 consult a
specialist noK-a- days. bur h.s pre-
scripto- to- rheumatism can D. had
a. ar 81. eur home nrescri ton drug
zst- e. .LEht cost. BY ASKING tor the
nlm5er-C- Il Is liquid taken
,fernai.v az p@r dose aasr@d or ihe
bottle One 8. cur down town drug
zsfs says C--1-3 quickly drives out
g vcur svsfen al the uric sc.d ant
iu9ari'tes tha- cause rheumatism Al
TIE sane 1-s. ne blood i made pu-e
md rich j. any OF our readers suf-
fer from boue pains. swollen muscles
Or .olnts. blckacaes. pains al over
he BODY. di1zlness. lumbsEo. OF any
form G. rhernztisn or biood 20 sol
are siEl e % ask any of cur home
p-escrip,ioa druggists for Prescription
C--- We never car tell the gooa
+ ~iil 90 Is aztii ~ rry t. We IN
esrslznd oar hone druggists VII give
= back the slight cost q c-e225 II il
icr'f benefit u. 80 Il seems we.
Enr-n --h1fa --z-r~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-31
SUIT BROUGHT AGAINST
BOsos~ES OF DEPOSITORY

c.Fzi. ard " z Mexican. v D Packer.
J T Brsckne-. g II Staz-er. e H.rcu
and II " Adams. 81 surst.es. for s.. e
-.o..s wh3ch boad had ben gwen 70
sec1re rhe COUNTY derosi-s n thA bank
II this amount is uncovered. County
Attorney Green SAYS thar the COUNTY
riil b com ie-eiy inielni'ied sor The
deposits y had in the Lozaa Co1n-y
osrk q rhe time os rs failure
The county = to o. Congratulated
0a Ehe s0cceszsul outcome O. what
promised 70 be = complication thsr
woaid hare hsid ~ The fund de-css--
I'D n ,he Logan County bs1k fc- an
indefinite period.
Tne remains % J { Bal will &c
brought TO Guthrie ,onorro~ for -
ternert. TIE funeral will take pszc.
"Wednesday rornine ~ 1850 o'ciocs
fron tire resioe-ce Of ~ Bal. &C.
Ess College.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-31
CLAIMS Of ANTl-ClARk
MEN ARE OPTIMISTIC
Opponents n Former Speaker
Encouraged BY Numerous
Committeeman Kansas and
Oklahoma In Opposition

Washingfor. Mareh Eno0urage
msnt from dsmucrafc national COM
~, eemen IS CLAIMED by IN ant
elsrk crSan.lstton. Nh,ch . p.arninz
,a- sha .lees .on of a Steering eommH-
e. whose eha. rnan Mould become
,1-,v 'sadt- n rhe mex house
Extracts from a number a. letters
indorsins fhe purposes ~ she reoF-
SANITATION comm ffse We-e ms4e
rus'~ asf night 81 Re-reseEtatiye
Ayers ~ Kansas. vice chairman ~ che
aouui.ffee. Who said that other mem
bsrs az fhe "a .onal ecmm ssre q l-
-1.s -he p'an 10 BRING the nariy
rasenraf.on ia the house .uto thor
oara acco-d wl,h the admin ir4f.7n
Among hese indsrs@ments Is one
sns1 1y ? r Llsst-t. an sticgnsy
q Champ Carss home state. ~ho
SAYS THAT fhe veteran itattr aas o. b
lived h.s usellins= AMI hat .he
-M.sso4-. democracy wants leader
Tho IS % hsrmony a'h he q mr. =
'rat on
Msanah.le Cham Clark j. saying
,o,h.nk beyond sha, hose uho ~snt
.sat can have all rhsy van
Whafever power there Is IN the cam
as sn against Mr Clark seems t1 have
strength from a belief thar & :
nrel by The admins ration ami
aai the real purpose Is 10 MP in the
gd auv presidential smb.fion Mr
lark NAV have.
Among th- national ccmmite. men
ron Nhcm expression c. os,alcn
ire cro.ained IN letters made public
" Mr. Ayers ere Roberg c Narchie.
New Han. SHIRE. John Cray Evans
south Clroina. Tom Wade. Oklaho-
IA NA = Hornbrook. Orezon. 2 g
Hoffman. in.iana. ; 3 AnAon. Kan
sas. and I 6 Crawford. Florida
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-31
Friendly Enemies

samuel >tlpmau ani Aaron
Hoffman. wha have won ruylahIe
distinction ~ the authars cf
Friendly Enemies. thc famous
Amer can success. which a III
Woods will present a' the Guthrie
Theatre. April bth. 1912 with
Henry ! Hooper and a. >hfan a>
the featured PLAYERS. are both
familiar Is the American rlaIie.
though they have had WIDELY di-
Vergrnf careers Mr Smnuan =,
chief work has been for the l,gif
mate theatre although b. j. well
known 49, tac author of success
fui vaudeville sketete. SIR iloff.
man CHIEF work has been in
vaudeville where he j. prom
iurni figare. both a. 4 writer and
Producer Mr Shipman j. ua-
tive & New York CITY. and a
graduate ot Columbia University
shere he began hi, career - q
9iaywr ght IN his undergraduate
LAYS bE dramafizing thr krrni-
ger sonata lis besf known
plays. previous to Fr eudly
Eremie, were Eleyatine
Isuband and Children 81 To-
iay. in both Of which LON,
Mann starred and both ~ which
were written in collaboration with
Mr. Louis Mann and Clara Lipp-
man
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-31
Ever Used 10 Run Away

That even the early horseless car
-iage retained al least one character
site q Is honorable predecessor. the
iorse. IS eyinced by the following item
~rfitsu in is9e The claim advanced
~ tae early pioneers that an sgtomO-
3iie could not run away like a horse
: beng disproEed By sc;ual erperi-
snces Accounts o, automobile run
s-zys are not infrequent IN The daily
press Chevrolet Review
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-31
Gambling Spirit s,rera.

Mazzrins passion for gambling was
% strong. even when death vas near.
hat be PLAYED cards TO the very end.
xhen he ras so weak that they had 20
neld for him. and Charles H. the
Merry Monarch spent the last sun
fsy on earth playing st bsssei around
4 large table with his great cosrtiers
and other cissolute persons and ~tth
bank OF a. least f..o0o before him
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-31
Mrenirl Led All States

Women acted as Jurors in America
Amos; half a century ago. The first
grand jury which included members
>. the weaker sen was impaneled
At Laramie Wyo. a. years ago. The
.erritory o, Wyoming was organized
Z lsss Oa; OF part % Dakota. Utah.
and Idsh0. and one OF the frss Official
acts ot the new territorial government
Ess to grant women the right to vote
and hold o-sce.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-31
SEMINOLE BANKER II
KILLED IN ENEMY

Seminole o.ia. March sf-4srr
srseoe. prominent banker n ;ns city
~ss sros ara Instantly KILLED ate Sal.
uroay MGR, as ne reaches nor'- n
IS ss;o~oeds. ICE ~ crisss. ~eai;hy
farmer. nas oeen arrested ara IS oei~s
RES as sss2ee;. pensirs a. loses'i-
sai.cr ~ re police. ~no believe e..
miiy set~een the ;sso r,er raa e.
suites n the traseoy Grsss Hss
-'sse 70 statement regarding rs CEN
pis;, = tie s-sstns
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-31
GIVE THEM CLOTHING
BUT NOT MONEY

Pare. N1reh TEe nesd fo- food
"a Armen - ar--nt and rhoas2n Is
are fnTe4-enod = b s.srsssion az
corting 90 ; TELEGRAM from Nr Heims
an Amerlcan reiief ~orker n rflls.
s-ni 70 the American isi~saiaon here
ana tran-mtf.a Ga d. psace oonnr
snoe - The delegation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-31
PERsH|Mc GRATEFUL TO
WRITER'S FOR SUPPORT
Pays High Tribute To Press and
Public For Cooperating With
the Great American
Army Overseas

CohienE. Margh -'-Gen sr.l ntrsA-
sng has eai a.rsanai is,srs - seV-
e-ai % rhe c..rrsronten,s 2.tschel p
the Amerczu ~xpTiiIionary sorce. et-
frsss r- spp7c.ss5on - fhs ss-F.ess
they have rendered ne army here and
fae 1nblae s. acme tanrs hesr >
VITA fhs American forees Eaea i
- conra n a distinctive ref son3l -rf-
e7enos fo fh~ wo-k of she lna.vd1.
coresQonienf iusscaans ihaf ~
cammana.r .r-ch'sf. ass ite - mri-
t.nhefV - rs duties hss sspf q
touch wrh me new pap.rs
In one le'fsr D. lays a hish tribute
Is the lrfss aui abEc e. hcne ara
rt,rs fo she s-i'y Unprecedented "a
c.'it.ss sceo-isa 20 tae corr,s .oaasnts
wfh the Aue~~aa army
Nou have D. ~~rfs had er-r
toral opportun.fas t,r oassrtfas he
esvelonmtn' z our a-my from rs very
FRS ssa-e Is s. fusi bar-is - az -
oar trpons Wtre fn- ges ana fcr he
htnst ~ those 81 haua sou h3re
ar.t'en faH ani iase,Uss a. accounts n
BE Opera 'lora ii max b. sai hat
n m o,htr vsy has an army b-.n
oe'ier su.Frr'fi hy uaha E cp.nson sna
This aas ha-r tss IS fha rsrf'-ss .r~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-31
WILL. INVESTIGATE ZAP
INVASION On uE\lCO

washins;on. March si-The Anerl-
can embassy az Mexico City was IN
s'ruetec TO-DAY 20 make inquiries con
esrnine the report that the Mexican
government has granted asrieultu. 1l
concessions 70 Japanese IN Lower Cal.
lorna ard 70 report the facts Is
quickly As possible.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-31
Children Cry
FOR ;lETcaER'S
Q z . = RIA

IN camp Kesruey. Cai. q sea pr
yaic w1s bs.ns mad Fsady Tor he
ri-ht by fhs nurse When shc asked
him 6 their aas awning else he
p.shed before she ieii him he - lied
Yes I should ike 20 b. kissed good
n.z-0f
NsTv weN.r raplied she nurse. 4
shall send the orderly; ~ attends 70
81 The rogga work here.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-31
>tIt Bi.ONtRS GET
Iii. II VI FROM BANK

Cicago Mareh sl-Three safe
blowers after cracking 'ae safe q ~.
American Brass e0mnany a. Keno-ha.
Nis hia last Hishi. sao, and Killed
Tony tangs'ore. a policeman og ths-
eiy and escaped In an automobile.
driving a the direction of ChicAso.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-31
LECTURE ATne c-URcr
TONIGHT WILL Sc INTERESTING

War mothers and citizens y ies
cigy seaeraly ars invited 20 fhe Frsi
Ms'hoiIs' caprea th.s evening 90 hsar
Sergeant LeNis GAbe. lecture Re
ALL lecture on q subject 'aaf ALL he
peculiarly Interesting 70 Nar mo'he-.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-31
THIRTEEN MN at GIT
I\'NREtkED MINI.

Trinidad. Cello. March 3f-rhirteen
men are reported entombed in the
Empire mine Of the Empire Coal com
pany near A9uilar. Colorado. which
VAS wrecked oy an esplos'on this
morning.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-31
Aarss Healing t.sner.

stops the Tickle Heals The Throat
and Cures the Cough Price 2sc A
free box % OPEN -TRATE sALvE
for Chest Colds. Head Colds ant
Group s enclosed wi'h every bot.ie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-31
cLSHiT- iN CHARGE
or RECRUITING

MaiCr Vernon O'smNh. L s 4. i
aoW sfatonsa az Bca,csne. France.
according ~ q letter received hy his
e h.r Postmaster Oismiih Ile Is as
ssani sdiu'ani. and has been made
divisional rocrauaS officer He says
roerait.nS has opened Nfh vim Maj
C' m p in B lgfer fef of mee'inr
nans ct be- no.rhls of ENGLAND
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-31
GERMANS sRg ORDERED
TO QUIT rUNGARi

5erHr. March 3f-Tre pie~sti.
ssen; e ;ne German gc.errrer. a.
6.cspes; rss asuses Germa-s =.
lsase Hungary
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-31

on.ou sets ar an eNeel.r, frame
crop II thent IS room Ia ihe o.b-d
make 8 small rlanang tins she
bulh an inch efarf in nr~s fclr =
five nehes ar Plant chr ssts teo
inches desp 50 as Go eause re shanks
90 blanrh.
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I,
:. MARKETS Z.


Kansas rity 40 March 30 HOGS
Receipts. 1900. i5c fo 95c higher
Bllk. $500 1850. heavy. $4,000
~ -. medium SIC sa0ls7o Nsats
ssi,ssGiss5. Pigs SIS ooalSE0
CATTLE Receipts 1000. steady
Heavies. steers. SlaoQTlsoa ugfts.
s. s5ni7>5 e.fers s651al5o4.
sfockers sS254i5-5
SHEEP Rece.pfs 5000. steady
Lambs. 1oonl9-5. e~es. $4,000
l4s0a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-31

Take LAXATIVE BROMO QurNINE
Tablets L STOPS the Cough and
Headache and works CT fhe Cold =
" GROVES signature on each box
a.,c.
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eAaoss SASS

..---,--s. ...--.-,--..
no nos telay prg irins ~ rmnl'
ul,nfs for car,Y gse on.y q e,ampafa
tiyely shore time wli .apse fs soft
they ar waui.3 tor field and garden
use.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-31

Ycung orchards can be in er.iled
until rhe fr,s-- cune into h.arinE fuI
lu order nor 10 ieo-arirze h. fraH
crop ihe SOL ;nust be made very fer
tile. q
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NOTICE

II vOuE own druggist can't supply
ycu kindly give u as name By writ
ing 70 Gas Laboratories. Memphis
Tenn a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-31
HUN SUBS ON WAY
TO UNITED STATES

Aan~ler, England. Mach 3i--FoVr
submarines conveyed by the United
States submarine ten5er Bushnell.
lef, here toiay for the United States.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-31

IN surchasir- nlrsesY sock bav
from nurs, rymen aho use 'Fsn carr
in aropc aurs the p'ars iky d's-
pense Pedigree plants arc a. vall-
abe as lsd.sree stock