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The sun., 1919-07-11
Damp for Boys opens Tomorrow.

Camp Bluenelds. near Blauveit. n. Y,
which Is conducted by the State Military
::,raining Commission, will open to-mor-
SOW with a large enrolment. Boys of
rs to 10 are admitted and will receive
military instruction mixed up with base
hall, swimming and other sports. The
only charge Is 81 a day for meals. Ap.
ilcation rnay be made 10 the commission
At Park svenue and Thlrty-third street.
The boys are expected TO take their own
BLANKETS, extra shoes. bathing suits and
toilet articles.
The sun., 1919-07-11
Il neU
trdUeL coat

for women is of imported
tweed in gray or green
mixtures, in two models,
belted, pocketed, bone but
ton trimmed, shower proof.
very swagger, with a de-
cided English air about it.
Only $3.50.
Second floor. Old Building.
The sun., 1919-07-11
Boys

891 pairs khaki knickers
and straight trousers, sizes
3 to IT, $1.35 pair. At this
price they show a saving
of more than half the sum
you pay for them.
81 Oliver Twist suits-white
pique blouse with washable
corduroy trousers and detach-
able corduroy collar matching
the trousers; sizes 3 to 8; 1885
the suit. We're Sc.
Second floor, Old Building.
The sun., 1919-07-11
White shoes for
UOmen,
$3.50 to SO

Cool, easily cleaned
white canvas shoes, made
on correct lines; the sort
that will stand endless
scrubbing and still retain
their shape. OXfords, high
shoes and pumps, with
high, low and medium
heels. A vast variety to Sc
lect from; $3.50 to 50 pair.
First floor, Old Building.
The sun., 1919-07-11
A fourth carload
of canoes is
speeding here
Well take your order

wen take your order
today, and deliver when
canoes arrive POSSIBLY to-
morrow-due any day..
Third carload sold out be-
fore it got on the floor. All
the canoes are KENNE-
BEG, and you may make
your selection from the
catalogue in the Sports
Shop.
8 of 15-ft., type A, $65
a of 16-ft., type A, $65
a of lift, type A, $66
6 of 18-ft., type A, $67.25
5 of lift, Sponsor, $81.65
Sports Shop-Burlinston
Arcade floor, New Building.
The sun., 1919-07-11

Both ships need men. Applicants are
being enlisted at the navy recruiting
station. 80 East Twenty-third street,
and sent on board the New York and
Texas the same day
The sun., 1919-07-11
We haze q producer of
Music for every home

WANAMAKER'S is the home of the AMPICO-
the greatest of all Reproducing Pianos the Aladdins
Lamp which will enable you to summon to your home
to play for you at any time, often as you wish
RACHMANINOFF, ORNSTEIN, or any one of a hun
dred great concert pianiSts.
WANAMAKER'S is the home of the CHECKER
ING-the grand old piano of the Stars and Stripes
country first in point of years. first in point of quail
ty first in the hearts of Americans of four genera
tons.
WANAMAKER'S is the home of COURTESY of
HELPFULNESS, at the service of all who know how
vital a thing is MUSIC. No matter how much money
you have. No matter how little If you want music
in your home come to us and get it. Unwanted pianos
taken in part exchange
Piano Salons, Fir.t Gallery, New Building.
The sun., 1919-07-11
BIG SEA FIGHTERS NEED MEN.
New York and Texas Sail for Pa
cfhc Soon.

The battleship New York will leave
here July -, and the battleship Texas
July 10
Both ships will sail through the Pana-
ma Canal for the Pacific, where they
will visit American and Hawaiian ports
The sun., 1919-07-11
The neU subway
station at 57th st.

and Seventh avenue 10 an en-
trance to the John Wanamaker
Store. Get off at the 9th street
and Broadway station and step
into the store.
The sun., 1919-07-11
[Signedl
III &$ r.. a. L.:

FREQUENT bus service between
9TH ave. Subway at Christopher
street (Sheridan Square, and
the Store.
The sun., 1919-07-11
For Miss 3 to 6

A fluffy white net frock all
trimmed with white lace and a
Few tiny rosebuds, at 1895.
Clearaway of creepers and
rompers at 75e-were 9Oc IN
$500. Odds and ends-ever so
many surprisingly good little
things for this very small price.
Third floor, Old Building.
The sun., 1919-07-11
There is no other
store in the world
just like this so far
as we know.

1t might be a much better
store than it is, and some of US
are at it and hard at work every
day to make IL a better store
The sun., 1919-07-11
Today is DOUBLE day. Store closed all day Saturday
JOHN WANAMAKER
Formerly A. T. Stewart q Co.
Broadway at Ninth, New York.
Store Hours, 9 to S.

Good morning!
: This is July IL!
The aDeather today Uiu
probably be fair.
The sun., 1919-07-11
The cool country home
What it can get from, the
August Furniture Sale

This is the time when the defects of ones country
home making themselves rapidly known. Perhaps
it is matter of not enough great deep loungngchars
for the verandah care there enough big, deep
chairs any verandah) chairs of airy reed and will
low, heat dispelling and restful.
Or perhaps the breakfast porch needs a set of
light CHEEKY and attractive reed furniture, with the
chairs upholstered in chintz, and gay little round
table with bright chntz under the glass top.
Or odd corner needs reed desk fitted with
writing materials for ones guests. Well
Things like these are in the August Furniture
Sale at 10 per cent less
The sun., 1919-07-11

Fifth Gallery, New Building.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-27
ROTARY VOTES MONEY
FOR NDD|Es' CHRISTMAS
All DESERVING Persons Will Be
Royalty Provided For; Club
Endorses Good Roads
Work

Owlng 10 PRIOR ensag menia AZ the
,rers house. the Rotary club has
abandoned the rhfkamas Riddles
'how, bur at the club mnche on today
~ The lone plans we're effect "A and
money voted 70 care for tho klhdlaa on
Christmas Food clothing AMI foya
win be distributed. Not deserving
.reraon will DC overlooked Tho I.ton's
1lub VIII Join with the Rotary IN ,hA
movement II arrangements can he
made y cinema entertainment WITH all
= he glvrn
Fifty five members Of the Rotary
iiscr sad the luncheon to-day. after
which the details for the Christmas
rat were dispowed of
i)r Duke brought up the matter of
nervous and mental soldier sauis@r-
lum for Guthrie and the prolee was
placed In the hands of COMMITTEES
'pnlpossd Of Duke. Ietty, Rltxhlnpt.
Arman,rout ard GREGORY.
The matter OF ROAD re- airs north
west OF the cry W. also discussed,
= w Lints urged active support 81
he movement
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-27
TAlhksG|V|NG PROCLAMATION

has long hrrn cur custom 10 turn 10 the Autumn ~ the
WEAR ~ rfuise aud thanksgiving Amghy ticd hls
na'f''d hiessas and neres - q nation God has
s rad rieasufr g'srn from the grrat that
uiNtde nnfu,s AMI families the slaughter
wnfld rsrr hnrw Pence has hceu with more than
yef - rs h. hank for IT, though the uncertain an
rcstfn soni i"t ~ nc TO-DAY has ma ~ npiionx hard
10 hrar.
h'e We render thanks for an hole for The burden
~ high cost 70 b, lifted lei forget Ia seek IN.
INmr sWdanee y The ertcrmanee Of everyday life
inrgsenes Tor a crers Of ac purpose and pray
A that We 10 We shall strengthen ties " en,lsh,n and
mutual respect upon which structure must build greater
city and ate.
Therefore. I John ", Hartman Mayor Of the eity ~
uhrir 90 hereby request that Thursday 9th aay Of
Nevrmher 'lA be observed day of Than sgiyng and
rest and that the u zenshp generally refrain from labor
that places Of business close their doors trade and hermit
al workers 20 ohscrye the day the way best suited ID ,hcm
"o to church and e'vr thanks for lelivcrancc
JOHN HARTMAN
Attest e,a,.a.
GEO 4. ANDERSON, City Clerk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-27
AFFINITY OF RICH NAN
L0OTs LOVE BUNGALOW
MRS Thomas, Beautiful Actress,
Claims Shont's Antique
Furniture, But Widow
Objects

Philadelphia. Nov. 49, Most OF the
furniture In the Bucks County aloye
BUNGALOW" of tho late Theodore =.
Sl4onts was not owned by HIM.
This IN the contention of Mrs. Aman
da G. II omas. former stage beauty,
to whom the New York masnate wflied
the bulk OF HIS $4,000 estate. She
says she not only owned furnItar,
there, but in Shonts' New York apart.
mcnt an we'll
Mrs. Thomas IL the principal In
legal fight broug.s by Shonts widow,
Mrs. Milda y. Shonts, 10 breas her
husbands will, The wife was cut Off
with a 5000 HE insurance policy and
an oil painting
After Shonts' death the furniture
In the love bungalow' on farm
two miles from Newton and seven
miles from this city. and IN ue Now
York apartment. was removed. Mrs.
Shonts alleged II belonged 20 the
estate.
Mrs. Thomas, In letter filed in
the New York Court. an her side of
tho controyersy, denied accusations ot
footing and offers TO turn over all
articles tn her rcssess.cH so tho es-
tate.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-27
THE HEN THAT LAYS
THE GOLDEN EGGS
New Strnt To Be Pulled Off At
the Poultry and Pet Stock
show: win Auction
Poultry

The Logan County Poultry aad Pei
Sock S0eias'on - making ar-.mrs 4
Ions for the largest aud best show
" the Kind ever he'd in the csansy.
This association Is not a money
making osganlgation. hu, Is trying "a
auild 40 ihn poultry Industry IN ihis
ounly, and should receive the hearty
uppori of everyone in this STOW aud
iale
This Is an 81, ortunity 70 ihose
wishing 10 SSH, and 10 thoae needing
sook Il affords comparison AMI In
structlon and entertainment sor ALI
The high price of feeds mrke low
orpdnelng stock very unprofitahla. bu.
the value ~ poultry meat ano ci,ss
as5uFes gcod returns to those who
rave good stock and give il pro9er
are
An entry fee of twenty fve cents
ssr head VIII be charged on All stock
1old. TO cover expenses OF The sale.
Geo cafisys local aucifonssr. hasl
b IN engaged % offlciata al this sYie
his being his first appearance N hi
new role, The Lay ~ she Hoa." ne
sure 70 hear him IN this new Golden
Song
wednesday Thursday ard rIdav
yenlnss r. The time cf these Aales,
rom TO 2 m.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-27
GOOD TALKS FEATURE
SUNDAY SCHOOL MEET
s.susa~*ae~s.s-~-
Logan County Sabbath Workers
Hear How TO Present Modern
Scripture TO the
Child :.

Many interesting tsiks and papers
feature the meeting of the Logon
County Sunday School Convention IN
session Yesterday and today al the
First Baptist q urrh. The song serv
ices ves'erday were axc.spilonsiiv In
tere@tire Thoee contributing 10 Tues
dav's ss-Dgr~m were tw. Jackson. Nor.
man; mr. F'rd'v ~nd G. ". Nissgols.
Geo w partffve appeared In be :
hal@ r' the business nlen and their
connection with sabhaAs w-hool work
''~e C-.,ss n,~ ,si lne song service
Tnn~eaS ~ ainr and Rcv Nichols
gaze = scripture rea i.ng. l.. r. SEN
sshensh of OilaNore civ rave n
brisk fR'k o. Sunday scsools and
cnr~~Hrr4v se~vice
This movrirg Mrs. =. 4, Nichols
smoke iaferes' 'inviv On fhe chilli Mra
M A R"rSrh assisted Mrs. Nichols IN
round iaL'p problems.
Rev II NJ Lehew told a'out work
ir~ 80 Nr~- ~~A Ma Tassa n. cor.
ley N f'rnsre~. spoke OF ar work
among the girls A n. Arustrone
ravc his experiences of the adult class
DR. J ] Mitchell Of Seward. told OF the
need of Sunday schools "a fhe rural
districts. Wednesday afternoon re-
ports OF officers and committees were
heard Rev Callahan lead the script-
nre reading and Rev Fawcett. OF Mui.
sall. revert "a to Sabbath practice. Mrs
Ruby Walker spoke with ze.t of
teachar training Dr Nichols made an
aronsinw address on sabbath school
WORK along all linea The meeting
was highly successful and teachers and
workers will 40 out broadened and a.
tuned for new duties in the Sunday
sc ool room.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-27
WHY DID JACK IIORNOR
SMASH TRAFFIC COP

Commission win be named w May
or Hartman TO examine Attorney c G
Horncr 10 ascertain what he thought
ne was driving at when ha plis ed
ns motor car into Mifchelrs inani-
mate traffic cop. 81 the intersection
ci Vine and oklahoma avenue. 0pin-
len is divided whelher Iiorrsr was
trying 70 herd legal point or 3rc m
Wil'on's famous fourteen. The lamp
post was smashed; likewise the cars
windshield. Horner escaped injury.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-27
EDUCATORS FOREGATER
At OKLAHOMA CITY
Schools Of City Dismissed This
Afternoon. Recess To Last Until
Monday Morning Cafeteria
Well Patronised

Tho CenfrSl e<soelntloA with meet
a. oklahoma csty hleh :. houl ~ vi
das morning ~ Ts:lS. There will n,
al Sfiernoca st~xinn for sr,isousl
nis~slnss and also an evening session
for the general association. There
will b. JUS oni DAYS ssssgon ~ The
Central association There van be
longer sessions of the other district
meetings Most of them viii begin On
Thursday evening and rum sili Sat.
afday.
The schools Of the city Will be dis
mis ssed AZ che regular time this after
noon and viii NOT me work uil0
Monday. December 1. This will give
all plnty of tlme 10 "eat turkey aud
se over Il by the time ~ ool begins
again
The sIate high school lnspsefor wa
IN The city yesterday and spsnf the
aay ID Inspecting shs hlgh school and
some room of the Central halsdiny
The scheci here we're Inspected hy
g NJ Howell OK oklahoma City. tn
other hseh school inspectors rAis year
are e w Turner recently u the pk
afena City higA school and " All
NASH formerly city supcrlntena eni y
aNhel. Okla
The high school cafesersa was wa' |
a.rnnixcd Yesterday.
The total enrolment for the .scc-
'nd mon'h ot school Is aota as a against
a0f last year and lssi tie year be-
ore The enrolment hast yas~ fo
he sscond moath was ro' normal be.
arse i WAS ., the sfcoud month has
ear nat he sShrois we're dtsaiss.6
'ee2use ~ the flu The en-es.men
q ne sscoad month Is howager nj
ud cation aha, he c;Iy s. growng.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-27
General Angeles
Executed By
Firing Squad

chlhpshuA CITY. Mex. Nov n =
General Aneeiss. revclutlc~ias.
~as executed Al t:ss IA tccay
lssidc tire barracks of the aiss
regiment ~ esss'sy ~ trna
squad.
Many spectators were pre- sers
General An0xles d,ed without
visible emotion OF fear.
General Angeles WAS sentenced
to death BY four carsanxs aener.
ais ~ the Tea're 81 sos Heroes
t-TheatsT ~ tho Aerces"l At
az sos<s c'e,oes last night, ne
was immediately taken from the
building through rear entrance
to await execution, which WAS set
Tor essY w to-day. rhls ,s the
time he ~ss shot, according 70 the
report reaching here,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-27
INDIANA FEDERAL JUDGE
AGAIN IN L|MEl|CHT
Jurist Who Enjoined the Coal
Miners Sentences Mayor and
Other City Officials VINO
Swindled

Indianapolis, Ind. Nor. 2g.--Mayor
koliin 4. Bunch and Prosecutor Hor-
ace q. Murphy OF Muncic, were sent
enced by Judge A. B. Anderson In Fed
eral Court here this afternoon TO serve
two years In be Atlanta penitentiary
and 70 pay fines OF $1,000 each for
participation In the so called Muncie
fake fight swindlea They will stand
trial again IN January. the court an )
announced
I'd Bliss OF Loganfport was fined
$500 and costs.
twenty-five others were sentenced
Including Lafayette Scott OF Paris, Ill.,.
one day IN jail, Scott aided the Cow
ernmcnt in tte case and already had
served three months In Jail
Csaunccy StilIson, hotel proprietor
Muncie,. was sentenced TO IL months
AZ Atlanta and 81 .o0o fine. and Elmer
Gentry. his partner. one year and one
day At Atlanta and $500 fine.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-27
ONE CHANCE IN TWENTY
IN HITTING OIL

Austin. Tex Nov Pr According ta
DR. q Butte. Fise line and on con
snfvatio1 expert Of the state railroad A
commission. an Investigation which ho
MS Just finished ihows that ~ the
i"sa comnanies that were organized
drill for oil in the Burstlrnett
field OF Tsxas less than fif,v have
raid any dividends or even met their
own expenses. He made this surpris-
" : statement at a recent pubic hear
irg before the railroad comYni I'm
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-27
NAN WHOM Oki.AiiOMl<s
hO>OistD TWICE GIVES
ONiIE THAT'S >OT
iiEIDtD
SAYS AUT0CRACY IN
PARTY SHOULD END
aitES RECENT ELECTION
INSULTS, FIFTH con
Glsis>~it,>N tusIiutl.
0kiAlloN,. MARY
LAND. kI.Nrtt.A,
NND >tN York
~ EXAMPLES


NusknKee. Nev Ne Ihw nesns..
t'o'' of yuunv democrats * Maahnwee
@on'''y have Hlvea Il uat fiat mat Arn.
a'"r Cora cannot spvak ia Maskogos
% heeeu'bar tla II he attempts -
90 30 1hn organization wsil xlya .he
h'Inf man sems ilgbt. IL shs ss.ts.
''i"ns nadr to-day hy tha leaders n tha
so"nE dpu'eecasie arvAnlsatlau Il.
ernt F"qneat hy tlpre ~ Adslvpaa thA
gaah was larnea siuwu thsf ghe hDlsa
Senator cent nusive sfat ha wos.lsI
come anyhow
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-27
coal SUPPLY nwiNpLEs-

Chicaro. Nov 2g-ProgvsSs teisy Of
the national strike of By ulino,s coal
miners irO the iwenty-sixth day,
broughi no marked Improvement IN
the situation at the mlnss Efforts
OF the, government - brlnv about an
agreement btswee tho miners ana
operators al Washington held chief
attention.
The gradually decreasing fuel 7gp
rly forced add sional sshatting down
OF plants in the middle weee aad in
the sou-h he regional coal c0mm.ittoe
requested all industries which could
do so wiihore heavy financial loss to-
close down from this evening until
Monday morning
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-27
FINAL. DECISION REACHED
nv WILSON'S tARITE LATE
TO-DAY. ANNOl lNCE-
MENT MADE
-~-s~r..~--s
INCREASE N WAGES
TO Be Is PER CENT
SETTLEMENT or RAIl.ME<'S
CONTROVERSY ALSO N
SIGHT: VOTE TAKEN
on HINES OFFER or
TINE AND HALF
BULLETIN

Washington, NOV 77---A definite
ard fuii ss'ertent cn bchalt cf ts~
government in the coal wage cortro-
verxy wi be made 20 she operators
and miners late tcday by Fuel Al
rninistrator Garfield A final decision
WAS reached by the cabinet AZ todaN's $
meeting. Or caffec and Secretary
Wilson said. This fues adrninlssra or
called a Joint SESSION Of the opera 'ors
ard miners for FIVE . n 10 receive
the decls on.
Il was rtrersed that tire fuel I'd
minissra,or hRc won his point fec m
increase of from twenty 10 twenty
five per c<a' n mlneFs' Wages as
aoains' ne tair'y- cne - cert pro
pose BY ceere ary wilson, and
agreed 70 by ne miners
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-27
SOUNDS LIKE HoRArio
ALcER FAIRY TALE

Youngstown. O. Nov g. Elmer
fifcklnser Of columbinana. o, today
u slfs,9e richer because H. ..aysa
'he iife of q MONTGOMERY. Aha. woman
two years ago.
fesckinser. while private IN tfc
Sstli sOhio National Guard) division
~ 'f7inirs ~ Camp Sheridan. rescued
The woman in runaway accident.
Today be was notified by IN agent
of the coAasset Iron and Mining COM
parry that by the woman's will lea sea
0s mining rights on lands near Mont
romery had been given 10 him.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-27
THE SUGAR PLOT UNFOLDs

Chicago Nov Pa carload Of sugar originally cousgnsd
Dy the 0odehaux Sugar company. Nashville Tenn 10 J.
Hadennan Co, Chicago, rolled about undsvsrsd for
month"; was rssold four times and piled up ~ cents pound
additional cost the according TO statement today
BY = J. Poole city food director
Containing 42o pounds Of sugar the moved first TO
finally Minneapolis total charges of 32loe pnr up Z L
passed from broker 10 broker said Mr. Poole HI Sabuaton
was only for he month ending Nov - ~ ad ana ~ ear
30 n = ~ know, stin 4 rolling" S' Y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-27
UNION THANKSGIVING
SERVICES AT CHRISTIAN

The annual ThsnkHglvinR seryics
uwdsr the auspices Of the Minisferia
Alliance VIII be held at the FIR
christian church tomorrow mornins
~ III O'Clock. Rev Robert Isctew
Of the West SIDE Methodist
cisnfsh VIII nreach she sermon aud fnv
ssa wst q tsa Nj Nh " X
Howard. ASSISTED BY singers frcn tht
yarlons churches Mr. n II Ryan
wiN preside al the organ Ih 4hanl
offering VIII b given % The RED
Cross for relief in the city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-27
GIRLS WANTED FOR vAmprNc.

An Eastern concern advertiges for
girls TO learn 20 vamp. not the kind OF
yamping Theda Bara has capitalized
In TIE movies. but 10 work in shoe
factories. And Theda. by the way.
says the other kind Of vamping doesn't
pay, that vampire Is never as happy
~ the woman who has TO worry about
the househoh bills, the baby and a
husband
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-27
TEMPLE COMMITTEE
WIPES OUT OBSTACLES

The lns.lding committee OF the Scot
tish Rite consistory held a meeting
last niTht and discussed plans pertain
ing to the +-1Hiing OF the rcw temple.
II was stated by member OF the
committee that ~seyeral obstacles esi
been wiped away. and thas measures
looking 10 immediate breaking az
ground wonid ne adopted within
forty ghf hours
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-27
H4ll MEN vorr

c;eveiane. o, Ncv 27--The five
hundred general ennirmen of ise four
raiiro-d bro hrrhoeds in cSnfereree
here today toSs vf.e an tire offer cs
Director. Gsncrai Hires. ossniaq tire
and orc hs'f fer overtime il slow
freight service just before sdjaYrninc
for iw- - ~. : !. y..ss IS
teilers 70 count and Wit he announced
after ne convention rcccrvcnes shis
afternoon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-27
yANks ARE TIRED or
ENFORCED SERVICE.

Washington. Nov. rs. -Deserfsous
fro nthe army from March to Nov.
IL OF this year sYeragad more than
eight hundred per month. with less
tan fifteen percent of the men a2-
pretended the war department an
nounced today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-27
DUST a eALky HORSE.

The next time your horse balks, try
putting O little dust Or sand from the
road on his tongue. suggests Our Dumb
Animals. instead OF beating him. The
psycolory IN that this gets the mind
OF ihe horse switched from his de-
termination not 10 move.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-27
NO CHANCE FOR
CLAUDE WEAVER THERE.

London. NOV 2s A new home rule
biz setting up two parliamenfs In Ire
land, with council or senate OF forty
TO be CHOSEN b ythe the two probably
viii be introduced In parliament with
In the next TWO weeks.
Daily sessions are being Geld by the
cabinet committee in cearge Of the
military guard
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-27

The federal government N anxious
20 locate sanifarium amons rsturn-
~ soldier boys "a Guthrie. according
% nr J w Duke. w
Thirty patients are available Al
once, Tbs government pays yS .er
day for maintenance.
The Rotary club appointed COM
inittee % invextiknxs TIN mattsr N
ne been xu&6e~led thnt Cx,xtHrnl
ssheo! 4 I. a wevI1 n N m ni1h.ly \. 6&s|I
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-27
TO cuRraIL CONSUMPTION

Washing;on Nav fS-The nsiional
coal ; uatlon has reached CRISIS in
the y.fw os officials here and drastic
stens TO cuFfail consumption an IL
coniemp, ion 4 was said today mat
among 0 her rtsps an order prohibit
Ing the manufacture Of coke h. pccn
prepared
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-27
PERsHiNc WILL BEG.h
INSPECTION TOUR.

Washington, Noy.-;eneral Pers:s-
Ing win leave Wa hington Decem er 3
10 begin his nationwide inspection Of
the military resources OF The country
He WIN visit the southeastern depart
ment first. Then he win 70 TO the
scath district adjacent TO the Mexican
border.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-27
L0GA>'s QUOTA m
SEAL DRIVE Sc. iUU

The Red Gross chriEunaa drive
starts Dec q
Y win hc directed by the Oklahnma
Tuberculosis association Ths state
y 70 raiae 100000 Logan aounly'a
quota u tai0A IA 10 worthy ranna.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-27
START a TlmsEa PATCH.

Lumber prices have been rising
steadily for years. Esery rougs or
uutiiiable part of farm might well
be put 70 timber growing and would
coon pay for itsek IN the fuel furnish
"a ~ tie dad wood.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-27
TRAINS COLLIDE. BUT NO
ONE rs KILLED.

Fort Madison, Iowa Nov 2 Santa
Re passenger train No early today
coliided with freight on the bridge
over the Mississippi river here. The
bagEageman and fireman os ts. pas
senger train We're slightly hurt.