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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-19
PLOT TO BURN
GERMAN CAMP

LONDON. Sept. is-It has come
to the knowledge Of the military au-
thoriiies that a plot was on foot TO
burn down huts in the German in.
ttsrnment camps.
The German officers who are re-
sponsible for the conduct Of their
men have been Informed that II any.
thing Of this sort occurs no facilities
will 10 provioed for the housing of
tho men whose huts arc destroyed.
and that they will have to sleep and
1.-Two cut AZ doors.
Mos, of tho trouble is attributed
to the officers Of the scuttied fleet
who came from s-apa Flow to be In.
termed at Oswertry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-19
TO FEED PIGS,
MAIL CARRIER BAlKS

TOWANDA. Pa, Sept. 19.-Arthur
Heber. of Laceyville. rural mail car.
rier, has quit trying to please folks
by being accommodating.
Heber has put himself out on sew.
eral occasions doing favors for pa.
irons along his route. and the more
he has helped the more he has been
asked TO help The last straw was
added last week. when he found on
the mail box the following notice;
I'VE have gone away on motor
trip for three weeks. Please feed the
pigs and the fowl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-19
Woman Arrested
Under Booze Act

A cache OF five quarts Of whisky
and one quart 81 wine was dlseov'
cred in Mrs. Mabel Campbcii's home.
at aa0g Alki ave. By the dry squad
Thursday afternoon.
Her sycar.old son. Jack. was
brought 20 the station along with hts
mother and was turned over 10 Mrs.
Campbells sister untii the mother IN
released. She was charged with VIC.
lating the liquor ordinance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-19

receive transfer. After boarding
a downtown car they ask for another
transfer. Instead OF using II right
away, the patron transacts whatever
business he may have. boards a
street car for homo and pays his
fare with lite second transfer. Some
OF our patrons have become experts
at this sort OF cheap transportation.
The issuance Of n single transfer on
cash fare will stop tho practice in
great measure"
MurphInc's new transfer system
will be placed in operation next
week. New style transfers win &c.
company tho change. The new
transfer will be carefully punched
as to time. and will resemble mo
ton picture theatre ticket. 1t will
be printed on differently colored pa.
per each day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-19
Air Liner With ID
Makes Safe Trip

WASHINGTON. Sept l9.-The
Lawson air liner. carrying IL pas
aengers. landed at Boiling field at
1855 D. IN. today. successfully com
pletlng the first leg of its transconu-
mental flight to San Francisco. The
plane was due herd at IL o'clock. but
was delayed by head winds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-19
60-F00T BONE OF
DINOSAUR is FOUND

WINNIPEG. Man. Sept, ia
huge bone. so feet in length. re-
Gently was unearthed along the
banks OF the Deer river in Alberta.
according TO information received
here from a. J. Gayle. divisional
engineer OF tho Canadian National
railway. Mr.. Gayle says the bone
is thought 90 be part Of the skcle-
ton OF dinosaur and an effor,
viii be made 10 find other parts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-19
BOOST PERMANENT
CHRISTMAS TREES

WASHINGTON. Sept. is--"Piant
your own Christmas trees and keep
them planted. ia tho suggestion OF
the American Forestry association.
which Is campaigning for permanent
community Christmas trees. In adj.
dition TO other benefits. 1t Is said. a
live tree would eliminate waste In
the cutting down OF tree annually.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-19
MOUSE is CAUGHT
BY LIVE OYSTER

YARMOUTH. England. Sept. is.--
4 Ash merchant here found. on open.
ing his place OF business. that an
oyster had caught a mouse and was
holding IL tightly by the head. APP
pArcntiy the mussel had opened It's
shell to feed when the mouse tried
to eat the oyster. The bivalve closed
It's shell and killed the mouse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-19
Bringhurst Again
Honored by Chiefs

PORTLAND. ore. sept is.-Los
Angeles will be the scene % the
1890 convention OF the Pacific coas,
Association ~ Fire chiefs. having
been chosen at the closing session
Of the Portland convention last
night Chief Elliott whitehead. Of
Oakland. was elected president Of
the association. Harry W. Bring
hurst. Of Seattle. was re elected sec.
Rotary. n position which he has held
| for g years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-19
TRAIN STRIKES AUTO,
PORTLAND MAN DIES

BAKER. ore, Sept. i9.-G. ~.
Rush. Portland contractor. was
instantly killed near here las, night
when a train hit the automobile In
which he and william IIermIston.
Of Baker. were riding. Hermis,on
was not seriously injured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-19
Soldier Held as
Suspect in Shooting

TACOMA. Sept is.-Guido fnno.
cent?. 30. Seattle. a discharged sol.
der. Is being held in the city Jail
here. while police investigate the re.
port that he attempted TO shoot Mrs.
Katherin Stimler. said to be an old
sweetheart Of hts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-19

of the basket she found a note from
lady in Texas, saying that the has.
ket had been sold for so cents and
asking that she be notified OF the
cost price to the consumer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-19
5O-CENT PEACHES
RETAIL FOR $3.50

CEDAR RAPIDS. Iowa, Sept. IS
Mrs. Earl Fry bought a bushel basket
OF peaches for $500. In the bottom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-19

And 1t must stop. Murphinc says.
AZ a means OF adding the $500 to the
daily street railway receipts. Muir.
phinc proposes to issue only one
transfer on cash fare
As II stands now. according TO Muir
phine. n patron may. and hundreds
OF them do. board street car. ride
downtown. shop and return home for
"A lone nickel.
There must be $500 people who
cheat the city OF q nickel each every
day. according to my investigators,
Murphine said "They ask for and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-19
Looping the Loop on City Cars
Must Stop, Says Supt. Murphine

The municipal street railway
Is cheated Of $500 n day because
street car patrons loop the loop
on transfers. according 10 Thos.
r. Murphine. superintendent OF
nuhlic utiliiis-S.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-19

Central Fruit Stores
Lemons. dozen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .3Oc
Best sunlist Oranges. dozen ................fOc
Good Eating Apples dozen ........,.......15c
Best Tokay Grapes, pounds. ...............2S c
Extra Fancy casabas. pound .................fc
Best Ice Cream Melons. h. ..................3hc
Best Jonathan Apples. dozen ................4 Oc
Honey Dew Melons. each ....................1O
Yakima Gem Potatoes. lbs. ...............25c
Best Dry Onions, 6 Ibs......................25
Sweet Potatoes, 3 lbs ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
t,ns, ,ro,na,oaa IN 1Or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-19

Park brand Sliced Pineapple. 30.
Golden Age MacaronL. Spaghetti
and Noodles ..........Sc
Old Dutch Cleanser.
Fcls Naptha Soap ...3c
Lenox Soap ..............6<
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-27
Things Needed To Build a City


gc
q
think
dwellings
Y q
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o
volume Of 10
one h
the a cprot
the of the
rent ot In
anhe O b
ahh but they donan
Amarn rwrte Cnaro
sinra nng 0
Far the
IA o,heCi o in
be 10
ha rsue be
onof hankese on
bringing
in
or
extended
nebu ssomea
gnisahom out . yorvay Il o
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-27
FCRMER GUTHRIE WOMAN
PROMOTES BIC COMPANY
Mrs Lorera Keller Has Organized
Company To Develop Her
Missouri Mineral
Property

Mrs l.orens q Keller Is spending
the ollasys eith her sister NYs
Pearl kinnebrew, after having return.
"a from q business Trip 10 Kansas
City. Missouri. ii the interest OF the
Siiyer Lake Mining Company. with
" leh company Mfs Keller IL connect
ed The Hunt Engineering Company
81 Kansas city has pure csmaed half ln-
terest m the Silver Lake Company.
and tbs erection Of mills and plants az
salaefnan, Missouri. will be commenc-
"a Immediately after the first OF the
wear nnder the supervision of Mr.
ard Mrx n. s.. Lady.
'Only limited amount Of stock
will hc permitted 10 be sold a. 500
per share the isi Of the year. ~
wf1snh Tim. fhe sale az all stock VIII
be discontinued. said Mrr Keller to-
day.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-27
BARNETT WILL NOT
stAND FOR BOYCOTT
Adjutant General VIII Punish
Miners Who Blacklisted q
State Cuardsman; Ar
rests Ordered

There sAan he no prarsice ~ hns
cnsssng or iaNmidasiEg of The men
who served in tt3 militia q the stase
aarsng thv recens coal mine troauls
said Aa1usAnt General Chas BaTfasl
last night a wiIt nos tolerate IT.,
hr added. narraii VAS Ia Gughrle iof
short tiuse isst nigh
Tire arrest az II nnmhes ng coal nln
ers who were reported to have refused
gc work with member of a Nations,
gusrd after regular u0fk wAs resume
has been demanded by Aatutans Gen
erai Barrsti According 40 hAs ia
formation. Chester Lee. private IN
stale guard. and union miner ~
weil. was boycotged when h. returned
10 work with the other union man
in one % the HenrYeita names. orb
er miners IN his shift refused To work
~lih him. IA u reported Lee had
served with the guards on strike Auiy
in the coal fields. The name og tl.e
men sccused Of discriminating againw,
him and " tho superintendent hase
been asked by The aGse'znt general.
Who eonsemflaies prosecuting under
The state las which makes II d faimae.
neanpr for anyone 10 interfere wgth
gasrdsnan in his employment bt
cause oi his membership In the guard
1sf.fan has Instructed Lee 10 continue
70 report sor dusy each day.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-27
PANAMA IS POPULAR WITH
A[WlY-MAD[ SOLDIERS
Many Pick That Zone When
Signing Up With Uncle Sam
For Service Over Seas:
Guthrie Boys Enlist

Panama rs claiming MANY reernlss II
lase a. ne locAi recruiting sta.aa
Harry J Cssd~eil og lsns ". clesa
lana. saushsac. and EiAer AZ Lincoln.
Il a.3 n. lssh street. Gushrle. enlisted
in ne signal corps They viii he suns
70 jefferson barracks. s.. G.ouls. aud
frons 'here shev wli go so coroxal.
Panama.
For travel ard education a wish so
Panama can hardly BE- excealee Co.
nezai il situated within gew miles
II Panama City. ghe vaps,al of the
Fe assasc Opportunities for recreatsoa
md sftsfssinfaenI are plentiful on
foor sf'orss reign al an times The
government maintains a number of
Fecrsaslonal @hnssr along the canal.
Those n charge are alwass pleased
give advice rexaruaag local hissory.
poiais ~ interest and shopping hints
Toe tsmp*Fssure is delightful. aver
aging - degrees the year round one
may ensoy salt saser bathing in shAer
oeean nj any time of thc year.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-27
AHplaneS Fail
To Annoy Ducks
As They Fly

Washington. Dec n -- Agrplanes
do net bother wild ducks the
army air service declared yesser-
dAy and saorssnsn ~ho believe
thes DO are unhuly alarmed
isaeEi Col II. M. Hickman. when
u e0cmmAnd of Door. CSirxfron
fields flew gwice day for 8 aefiod
81 several months over d swamp
that wss the feeding place nf wild
dacks, and lnordes to finish the
Fo~i u was Necessary for him to
paRct his plane within 60 or Qe
feet cs the saFtsrs Buf whan he
roasd take OF the ducks would
Immediately return TO the swamp.
As sn instance Of the effect
Of sirplanes ON wsld ducks the
colonel on several occasions ag-
tempted 70 herd flock Of teal
numbering about Eoo over blind
he chased the fiock hair hour
aI'houi success
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-27

sidney Low. iu M article i'm the
Hss'nsinsser csx<tte. ironically head :
q ~ousb Americans BE- Taught ID
DUR SchocssT~ ssys that in the United
States Ensiish 10 studied in The uni.
serxsties snd schools under Instructors
rho are specialists TO she s8bjeef,
shieh IL right ~ English Is fzr from
beinE dead language and rhe AmerI-
zsn people are good enosxh 70 sppre-
sisfs fhe fsct. The English should
rsarrr the compliment and teach she
American Language.
AsotAsr wriier xsys: n do Not rsat
sryose . ss5Dose that Amestc1z
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-27
nANplrM agcuaN atopoo

Oklahoma CITY. Doe Ts~ " 9hfsses
entered shs State gank N Ntnsa. Has
slt counsy. okiah0rsa. late rhsFsdsy
rsght Or Friasy ns0ynlrp ant eASapsyl
with 10000 IN Llh*Fty banas
Officials ~ the ksnsa haHs alsoav.
cred their loss Friday esofnlea. fhsy
reported u sossy 10 Eugene y csm.
Asxrssafy ~ the uAlsnama nsHk1fss
association. whose headHsarsssx arc In
thls CITY According % ths repsss aivs
or Bsersssry Corr, sHs entire ysun
~aa mined by dynamEse. eas side w IL
eoHsplsssIy sefW away
No trace 81 slas " tAs rohbers ha.
bear found.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-27

RAsnt 70 10 England There he Will un-
derSiana that ihers sre two languages
American English and British Eng
rsh mutually unin,cllixitae.
This appears in London literary
Journal The language most depress
ing "a the cultured Engiishman ID the
language of the cultured American. I"
And lhlrfy eight years ago Mark
Twain made this assertion:
When ! spesk my native tongue IN
~ gtmoef purity in England and Eng
iishmen cannot understand me a. ali.
:Ye may think that ~ oyerdrswn. but
many alterations In our pronanelsfi fion'
With fbe Introduction Of new wos
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-27
jdrs Music In
Church To Stir
The Members Up

nenseF. Dire ss - The whols
French nssioa was a~Nksaea As
1@R2 maslc 80 Why nw use h 10
wake ap shR eharvA. sasa Rev
q y lAcksAnA. pastor " Grace
Methodist Elscanai chuNA ln
explasmlns his Aamnuncemsmg that
As slll hase negro 5Asa band
10 she eaarca al somarro~s serv-
fre
~ w~ ravs them masie wish
feA ranch and some kick he
sAdsd. ~tAsy wsli Ne IN morc rc-
eeHiy~ mooa 10 appreciate the
aiesssnes ~ religion Chrsss was
no nsonk he ggaserniKcd With the
peorse and indalked in their Gus.
toms The cAarshes are 10 setser
taan chrtss and a. everyone loves
laxa nsassr whs mos please the
rnultiiade -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-27
WIFE D[sERT[R MAY
ALSO Be ARMY OEs[RT[R
Kelly Aiken Had a pcnchant For
Marrying Girls Of Tender
Age; One Girl Wife De
serted After ) Days

on November 70 iaeg. M,rs ruby ~
RatsefmAn. ,he marriage license clerk,
issued license authorizing ar. Kel-
isY Athens sa. and Mlss Pauline
Burton. IN. both ~ Guthrie to enter
into sha marriage relation. and they
were duly married by hey q q Nieh-
ols
After \ few days the man deserted
the girl and County Attorney A. ~
Dinwlddie discovered that while Aiken
made the necessary aifidayig that she
was Of lawfal mArfiageahle age. she
Was 10 fact only IA On this lnfugma
tlon judge Hofnadas issued a warrant
charging Aiken with perjury
Ths sheriff got busy and located
Aiken IN panls Valley ~hare he wms
promptly arrpxtud aud lodged IN jall.
Gndsrshefiff Harry Beam went afler
hiin. and The sheriff there handed Har-
nv another license which Aiken had
just received and WAS hunting a min
lister when the arrest was made. aud
another young and oycrtrustlnx vie
tim waa saved by the narrow margin
Q. thirty minutes
Aiken goes under number ofalla~-
-, e, u. spicer. and n J Ilakins.
being among them. He refusca 10 teil
anything about himself. but The ON
GERS declare they have bakged about
the nfaootheat criminal they have seen
ln many y day. Ije was arraigned this
and held in sg4oo bond for
hearing oD Friday next
u isalso thought al the sheriffn
office that \ r. deecfter from the
army
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-27
REpt BLlCtNs TO OPEN
HEADQUARTERS ~ N. y.

New Yoil. D9- "a New dead
quarters for the republican national
committee will be established IN the
iserkeiey arcade. ibi Wast ffth
street. where the entire fourth floor
has been engaged, u WAS announc.
d today. Chairman wnI ~ iiats
and the headquarters stair will inoye
from tee present quarters ht $50 Fifth
Avenue on Monday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-27
Young Girl Clears
Mother of Part
In Fathers Death

san isnis 9Aaspn, ,ai Isec n
h rhA Dean hl- seaf old deaeh
isF os Fred A Dean, former OF
s4eisl u sAn ublspo counts who
w@s murdered With a razor IN hls
bonn Nns lart. rlcared her
fnWher Il saspicson through tes
iaary gls4a ioeal authorities she
hA svfnishesl detectives with y
Ae eeneafnsng 4 man 10 whom
heF tsihsg lAswa money and this
feFs0ns movements on the night
80 che iFss~ay ave being closely
inKNA.i.ate1i
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-27
WHICH LANGUAGE DO YOU SPEAKa


Rrcn sk< sufA of one o. Anerieas =
g, r.1elg pslioBoxssss IL =
Srr49 sAss a. early - 57sf Sosf
sb<ser srzxs1 Enxtish usage. zsons
= Enxzmh x1rh0rfsy. ALREADY txe
I'd and that a ~fsFnr- separation
- Aresscsz sorxse from the Erz :
vSss -s<e*sxry And unssoidsbis
= srpsslns1 sasf rnary local causes
- ass fopnfry. nss ssso<sttsons
~tse and mary other things. 81
o6ne<t xsr words fnse 'he Ameri-
fozxxe His ssopheEy Exe thai
nexxx< xozl1 exsss - The Unjse1
II vesy d,fs<rtzt from that - Esx-
Has isss 2rppaety srsvsiIe6,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-27
uWTOh GREM COMPANY
IS PUT OUT Of BUSINESS
Revocation OF Wheat and White
Flour License Of the Lawton
Grain Company
Announced

Ne~ YORK. Dec z7,--Hesc~atscn cf
the ~hess sne ~nste sEcyr license cS
fhe Lss<sn Grain ermSsny ~ Ls~ton,
sstt fifteen branches ia me sssse. was
sneoSnce5 here sccsy BY the uritec
6ss.es grain corporation The revo-
|<stsor ~ she iseense takes effecs
~ sssr tccsy ard ecntssOes Until
|Syrrhes notsce- TIE 1s1erses were re-
|Sskee. grain corporation statement
'esys eerzsse - the cerspsrys ssiasre
- reflect ire ausrsrtse prices of
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-27
AaREsrs 70 sr MADE

Ar~cs<s we're expected IN New york
toosy sr ccr-ertlor wstr tne deaths
IN cAscSp<e Friss ard s-eHysse. Mass.
and rsrtsoro. Gear, tne t.ree sn~ns
tsro<st MS - she pcsson drug a.
sacvcr Four r>er are gucer arrest in
HsrtScrc. Charged ~itss rpurSew. The
police ssiess srss trey bought u bar
reas cf t-e fSsc in t7e erorx for sfz-
90 ~Nieh TREY tcos tc rsrtforc by
motor truck. where water VAS soc<c
The. 4 ~ss Sod ac<crcsrs. 30 tire
police IN otner csties- cerazrtrer.
81 Justice agents announced fszs trey
have .-sces i've -s~naskey~ 20 New
YORK. where trey say Il ~ss rssce.
4 scse-tffsc S9rt sssjrss all poss-
c~oYs Substitutes sor lscYor FFs e~<r
sssrtos ir he~ yers by tire heslsh ce.
psrrnens ard r-ecscsi se~seties
Sore % tire substitutes fer ~hls-
hey. rnsce scccrcsrs 20 recipes widely
scvertssec. certain fuses cs ara osrer
os~gerogs insredsents. aceo~1sng to
Sne eorsrnissiorer. A 1e.errsnec e.
ser< also ss 5esee rrsoe sc find ops II
any rsessssi zieonos 10 neire diverted
from psant snocs or rsrsf Industrial
use ard re-soic fer Sewerage purposes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-27

and tbs shange demeaning of many
old ones makes thls aalte feasible. :
Americans are ever creating new
wofds by various ways but especially
BY sheer briIlianee of imagination and
rcsoufcefnlnsss. These are examples:
Movie is better than cInsus. not only
better American but better Engiish.
Office holder appeals 10 one AZ much
better than public servant. Stem
winder has more life and slyidness
than keyIess watch.
The railroads Terms Vary
Take tsrminolosy Of raiIroading
vhose creation feil upon the two peo-
-s--~ --~-------.--~---------. +
(Coutisusd On Pses s. Col. ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-27

~nssf 70 predYeers. failure 10 furnish
insornnsfsen requested BY tine corpcrs
ter ard failure 70 make refunds 10
pfooDesrs a. ordered By the vice presl
sens o. the grain corporation, VINO
esss sn< company . hearing recently
= ksnsss City, Mo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-27
FORMER CROWN PRINCE
WILL ALCO 1E -7IEo

london. Dec r. Frederick William
ne former German crvwn prince. will
- Included Ia the list Of persons
~hoSe surrender for trial IL demanded
ny the French. according to an un0f
ilcl4i Fssors Of a reecns meeting be-.
tween British law officials and Ed
Guard ignace. French andef secretary
fof military justice
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-27
FocA Will NOT ENTER
RACE FOR SENATE

Paris. Dee. n liiayas. Marshal
Fnrh bae Informed the republican com
mitfee ~ Finisfefre that he will de-
cline iha offer ~ candidacy 10 the
senate Nhieh was recently offered him.
according 70 the Matin
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-27
CLOCK ruensD AHrAr

Parts nee m The eahluet nawt ss.
daf and appeaved shs hlil providing
f0r Fhe tufninx al&ad 81 thu eguek
nRe hour bvsinalnM February 4 IA
tnai conservation measure
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-27

A fiephon~ Wsasag@ Svcmivsd
feem Carl Geek. pFsslHsns ~ sns
Bromide bank rehnsa sNls msek
stated shas sh@ rphhsg. had h@@w
captured near AtakA sa4isy. unx
" the Febbsrs waa kiiisul tiessj
~ sNs 2s lss, taken was Fssnvsrwd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-27

tibhy, AFk. pse. xfs-~Tie nsnk
" Llbey was snssssd SONS slms last
night sna r,ots slsar VI. .0oU il eurrsney
and Liberty henda ware taksn. rn~
Fesbssa ekeapsd ~ as sefansobsle.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-27
DIED AT RIPE Old
OLD Aor or t2s YEARS

farkersburx, w. Va. Dee. 2s-~Vii-
lam p@ytun. negro. one ~ The old
sss men ia the United States. died
Yesterday ~ Little Hooking. o.. near
gstksrsburx. ~ The age Of ils years.