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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-17
8. TEAMS SECURED
BY MANUFACTURERS
Industrial League Will Play II
Games and Start Satur-
day, Mays
NORTHEAST NEEDS CLUB

Industrial baseball in Philadelphia
has been trife slow in getting organ =
lied this season. but at last the many
leagues are whipping their forces into
shape, and, although they have been
slow in announcing the makeup of their
circuits, it will in no way interfere
with the time of starting and In TWO
or three weeks they will be in 1ull
swing.
The veteran Manufacturers League
has been one of those bodies that mas
been about n month behind, but Presl :
dent Paul Brumficld was dcsirous oi
getting only the best clubs in the league
and only last evening succeeded IN sc
curing the eighth team to complete tne
circuit.
To Play Twenty One Games
As in previous seasons, there will DC
eight members, and they are: ~ ". L.
John #. Lewis, G. H. Wheeler Com
pany, Stokes & Smith. Miles Bemen'
Pond Company, Franklin Prlntihs
Olsen Pindus Testing Machine Com
pany and Bement- Niles Company.
The schedule committee has dratteu
a layout of twenty one games. ana ,he
season will get under way on SATURDAY
afternoon, May 3.
Northeast Nearly Ready
The Northeast Manufacturers Base =
ball League held it's meeting last evening
at the Fayette Il. Plumb clubhouse III
Bridesburg. at which time seven clubs
were admitted to membership. with
every possibility of the eighth coming
into the ranks before the end OF the
week, as at least three firms have the
matter up for consideration.
The latest acquisition was a team
representing Henry Disston Sons, oI
Tacony. The sawmakers will have q
club in the Montgomery County League
but the manufacturers will occupy the
grounds every other week. The Other
teams are Gillinder. Abrasive. Arsenal
Schwarz Wheel, Fitler and. Plumb.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-17
HONOR NAVY ATHLETES
INSIGNIA Awarded to Members OF
Five Teams

Annapolis, April 1.-THE Navy Ath :
letic Association has awarded insignia
for the different winter sports to the
following midshipmen
Basketball--'N'' to Loves. Lewis Der
niger Waters and Farwell; numerals "a
Bolton Couble. Thomas, sanner. Byerly and
Davis =,
Jones. Emory. Lambdn. Koch. Earle. Gal
Wrestiinr-"WNT'' TO Maichle. Gallery,
Pirtoy Swigerts Isbell. Adell and Lewis.
Gymna stics-''GNT'' to Mason: Edwards;
Ten Eyck. Strang. Hales. Mold Fletcher and
Pew. r,
Cunningham. Webb. Smellte. Van CleVe ana
Bargar.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-17

Giants Play Senators Today

Norfolk, Va. April 1.-THE Giants were
prevented from fulfilling their engagement
with the Washington Senators yesterday by
showers. which fell at frequent intervals
throughout the day. A game will be played
today
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-17
Columbia Meets Johns HopkIns

Now York. April 17.--1f weather condf-
tions permit. Columbia will play Johns Hop
kins this afternoon. Double practice Will be
the portion of the crews for the next four
days.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-17
Yankees CIjnch Sprino Series

Goldsboro. y. C.. April II.--Thee Yankees
made 1t four straight against the Dodgers
here yesterday afternoon thereby settled
in their favor the spring series between the
two clubs. The score was 3 10 !.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-17

Kirlin c. G. would like to arrange game.
vania and New Jersey Offering a reasOna bic
guarantee. Address q. A. Graham, 214g
North Twenty eighth street or phone Dia-
mond 3O31 W.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-17
, ia play for n good guarantee. II. F.. Glenn.
4Slp Cedar avenue. West Philadelphia.

Miller A. G.. n f1rst-class travelling team.
wants TO book games with all teams OF that
class In Pennsylvania. New Jersey and Della
ware offering a fair guarantee. Address
Lew Ault. 2l8 West Indiana avenue.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-17
Relay Try.Outs Today

The Penn relay try.outs, WHICH were sched.
uled TO be held yesterday, were called of
on account OF the inclement weather and will
be held this afternoon. weather permitting
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-17

Frankford A. G.. q frst-class travelling
team. desires 10 arrange games with teams
of that Caliber especially Bacharach, Mel
rose. westmont. Pitmsn. Mlllyille Offering
a rea soma BILE guarantee. Address Harvey
Stearn, 48TT Mulberry street. Frankford.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-17

Energetic Pleasure Club has open dates
during the months OF June. July and August
for fifteen to seventeen year old uniformed
teams having grounds and Offering guar
nntee. Address e. Vessel. 24l7 North
rhirt -nrst street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-17

Beilefonte A. A.. a frst-class eighteen and
nineteen year old travelling nine wishes TO
arrange games with teams Of that age offer
ing a fair guarantee. Address John J. Nc
Cullough 1900 Lycoming street. Nlcetown.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-17

GARFIELD 4. e.. OF Germantown. a first
class travelling team. wishes TO book games
with home teams OF that class, especia lly
Logan, Stenton. Fralinger and Christ
Church. Address Walter T. Yeakel, SO East
Wister street. Germantown.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-17
West Pbi,ade,pb,a pro,es.,o,.,. vii, mi

It's season on Eastern Sunday. when It meet
Melrose A. e., OF Atlantic city. Would lik,
to book games with all frst-class HON,
teams offering a fair guarantee. Addres,
Charles Lertz. 36 South Fifty eighth street
or phone Belmont 63S3.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-17
Vale Club Defeats Princeton

New York, April 1T.-Yale Clubs soua sh
tennis team yesterday defeated the Prince
ton Cluh players in team match on the
Ell courts by : matches to I.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-17

Delaware Juniors. a fifteen to sixteen year
old team. wants to book games with teams
q that age having grounds and Offering
rea sonable guarantee. Address Joseph Muir
ply. 33l Ga skill street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-17
ES AND ATHLETICS OPEN SERIES TO-DAY FOR S
AMATEUR BASEBALL NOTES

Corley G. G.. a frst.class travelling team.
that. class for April 10 and 10 and the
month of May offering guarantee. Address
Frank j. Quinn. care OF Corley Z. c., DOS
Jackson street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-17

Western A. 4. would like TO book games
with all frst-class travelling teams espe-
lily Welcome A. G., Haywood. Melrose Of
Atlantic City and Pitman, who are willing
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-17
Boston COLLEGE vs.. Fordham

New York. April 11.-Fordham will meet
the strong Boston College nine at Fordhs m
Field this afternoon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-17

Turner II. e. would like to book games
with ali sixteen to eighteen yea: old tea ms.
either at home or away. James Mclaughlin.
2343 jefferson street.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-01
HEADS Of SCHOOL
MEET IN C0NClAV[
Spelling Contest Is carded For
Tonight Logan Has Con-
iestsni Miss Dooliftle
Is On Program

Ssaie psnmansh.p oouis~s between
prise wfmn~rs ~ ne several counties
wsii ~ hcld Al okishoma CRy this
evening as Fars ~ ghe coanty sassr-
snseadensx' meetsnw Miss AarSare;
Daollssie. cosny sapersn'sndeft os To-
rAn oonnsy b ca sae prormn for a
f1ger
NJ " ShenarA president q, the ~
socsssien viii og~n iAe coHnfy ~ap~r
spsendens meeting FRIDAY rnornlng
in be hanqaes room ot she skarvan
hosss ard r y Cogletie. assistant state
sasser.nfeudeni ~ YnbMc sns9ray son
~iH award medals given IA The spell.
sae and penm4nsAir contests
- nase ratal schcol ~a ~rvgsssr
Will deliver sn address On Central
'Fed Graded schoola. and j 1. Nc
Brsen of The nsssonAl burean ~ mau.
essscn wiH talk on xcneral eaucatyonay
9bgeets
X II Wilson. superintendent az pub.
lle snsgrarascn will exssialn the scAsss
laws. and NJ " Shepard wA tats On
The ccanir Superintendent a.
Fastov In me 0kiahona EDUCATIONAL
4ss0e ataon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-01
MASONIC MEMBERSHIP
IN sTAfE IS GROWING
Grand Lodge In Session Al Okla.
homa City and Largely Al
tended Henry Johnason
Ia Orator

There an naw $1,000 masmhsra ~
tha Masonic orier il The state d
ihis Aa beemme mamhefs aar4ng IN
laas year
uwnlBg aarvises N tAw Mssunls
grand laaes ~ Oklahoma t'liy. yeasuF
eay spns.rssd Il hpislipg ms Anefl
san tiNw ana she esand lDslNe service
flag containing sssl sgass isas slAsA
Sexton ~ MrAlp~ser masla Ihe rfss
sniatlon speseh. Nhleh wah responded
10 by = Z Humphrey " Iiagp. aass
grand nAAtur IuNspb VI Mntris. Nrand
nsassuF. delivered his annaai address
and waa suiluaed ~ Hear, n Juln
eun. grand iertnrer.
Among ih0as lfsHuni are ID u Ilailvy
q MeAieaasr sovereign Arana liza p~e
sog guaefsl ~ 8cnslsah Rite Alasans
~ Oklahoma and y y AsAfrm Ut
A1oAa. ono ~ sho olsieat MAS0ns IN
the stats Murruw has lyvd IL nk
lahoma far laaif century. IA ~
tired baptist minister and Is n years
aid.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-01
Rich Man Held Insane In
One State; Sane in Another

tasy at he quoted the New Ncrl
ssale statute watch rrcssdes thar per
soas salaasca incompetent mas no.
sue
Rssie~lng fhe history Of the esse
the court saia thst caAloner eas de-
clar~a 10 be an Incompetent in ,Nls
state in 1858 and aahseaaeniN. W
lsee Was held 10 be sane ~ ihe ceafss
81 rirwinla.
IN tae sh~ea0e uf csanter,ailins
svsasnc. cf equal dignity tse aecF,e
~ the New Nofk courts should b. ae,
ccrtcd a. contrclllnr" said laafe
neits. Nas TO m.et this sisaeglsn
the plaintiff prsdaees decTes q a
virginsa coaFi o. vusnp~ant JariaA,s
tlon declaring the plalsaft sans ana
of subasausn, date The rals of ibe
federal eoafts ~ concraea to follow
he law and practice of she states
where they az. bot in shis ease there
u nothing lnsolsins the properly ~
person NJ the nlaiagift aff~tlne tais
cammlst~c 10 Il seems cqaisahle that
the deerea of subsequent date be ac
cepted a. tsaing thr status ~ the 90
fendAnt toF this action
n hs eoald have found nis aefend
ant In Virgins. aoahsleas hsn Ftgat "a
sue weHld have sone auFhAllensra /"
cbalonsf has been IN Nsst NOrk
under federal sfit If pFosrstion Klv
ing him Immunity from seisars AZ the
direction og Ais romml,tee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-01
MRS HUGHES STRICKEN
WHEN CHILD IS HURT
Fiye. Year old Daughter N Mr.
and MRS PEBBLES Has Limb
Broken. grandmother
Stricken With Paralysis

Tha sssa yssss eiA daughter ~ AF
and Mrs waghsv reehtsa nsTt ~Fsh
salnfal aseidvuA Nhsafllf SITTER y a'eie''k
Yesterday EVENING wheu saAfa Fla'ak
higyrts ran oypF her grsnhnN ths
tsahs limb heiue the blp Tbs fraes
tors Il bad pus and The ehild a1f'
fssrvd aAerueiatlna g@itsa untii phy.
alelan Feaebaa her and gage fwlsof
Mfa d u tfH9hsv. rFaaaHsethsr pf
iha injured eislia FASTENED ~ fhe hfttna
after hrarlnw II the accident sud
shDrtiy thereafter waa ssffeAvH wtfh
iasniYais. ressrlt ~ the sxritemsnt.
The eondgion of Mrs iiaah#s sDsisy
h said ~ be dlaevaFaslaa
the ebild Il rsssias saay the seei.
dsus oasurf~si nsaf she I'ysssslys hoas.
ss West saisla.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-01

have iis citizens been Joined together
IN such firm and public spirited bonds
of patriotism as those created by the
past fso years os sar
NOW We hellase--fs the time 10
begin harvesting sbe fruits OF this
ssr-engendered spirit. Of Mutual
Municipal Alleeisnee.
The great Liberty Loan campaigns.
fte war fsnd chest and allied var re-
iis' drives. all our biz celebrations ard
patriotic rallies. this whole era Of IL
tensiss pablie speaking: community
organization. mutual co-opersiion and
common self-sserifice for CON
mon cause--these things have result
Cd In an unprecedented outpouring Of
hish minded civic enthusiasm.
They have slsuziIzed and ersmaiiz-
I'd for o. our esy's hezrf and soaL
shaii all this snfhusizxm be mere
ffoth, 70 be blown sway In TIE frs,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-01
SWIMMING. ptAI.
WILL OpiN TO<ICMr

Tho hashins posN NJ AaugripAi ~ a
hosis. y oT~n 50 IL. lABh!le loday. and
tbs eoolnesW II gha
weather hw FsstrunaRs w EOod 1, ~
N0ygAeost viii a. Ia sarssse a. ~ hAA
haen tor s"ysral vnaa ana ier thas
fts.cn hs public siil renuise the aAme
noureDus trnaemen, as In she raas
The Naief in shr pool Will hc ktps ln
sanitary condition and changed rsxu
larly The Iashrsa swimmmlng gool
has = wide reputation and during the
summer many parties from other
placss in IN. stats c0me here 10 IN
JOY the cooling effect of ghe salty
swim.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-01
llONll~ tuNt WIRE
INTENDED ~ Mn,

New NesA. M1 i.--r~Srts sss
prominsr, men shceuoheus ne eeur
s'y were Intended sscslws ~ a pies ~
aasssins Deadly heOns ~sfe rssllsa
is shem timed 10 arrive on nsy =
The first enc was premssarsly rsessv
ed, opened by maid ara ssplodea
TEARING her haed. 10 pAsss. rhs
hemh wss lHtsnasa Ter usf mlssfsss,
wife cf fsFmef senator rhst gave
the government a clue Aas the rest ~
tEo asssly packages were Intercepted
THE question with ths afriessIs re~ il
"Hase 80 the bombs beer intercept
ed" rhai remains 20 hs seen.
Senator ansoes ~ aals lsse City.
was the last 20 receive q package u
~aa ln'src spssa hsfoes hesuu opened
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-01
OUR ENTRANCE WAS
THE OtC|0|Nc FACTOR
t.I>tnN rt.i,siit>G WAS
A>NiOt : ~ Tight A<D
PRESIDENT WILSON M
DitsttD M. pitOM-
t~t~ MADl

lsssls Mar Mafshal vesh hss
aissn 60 shc magazine FgaaesaA Amsst.
ave concise statement ~ ira rfiHaI
eflert of shs Americas fascss Ia
ErAuee iss value llaa IN lts miIlAfy
sleafnsaa and hrsslx u aammasls,
"a better gAAa ANYTHING hltA~psD pab.
lish~a Faa hlah hsea whlsh tha aas
Rfsae AlIlsa somssanist hnlas eeKafi.
inK Americas psgs ~ th~ ~aF
en- March ~ aats Aafshai Fveh,
~sAe AmeFIean array ~ france NUN
ssefed 0nIy tp0wm nien ~ aN infantry
divisions rheY wpTs is training.
THIRTY thousand wsra sgrlyIas prv
mansh on Mafvh ~. ,Aa tlsrsmaa ~
esntlya began a. Tim iuaesian "a tAs
allied aewiea ia ta@ Fami0A M As.
QaeHtin TAe sanmy ssoa reached tho
FiseF NsaFpv aHd advanced up "a shs
slamme whleh An crossed ana DO.
sc~Hdad IL lhe valley 81 the tIlas
'l'hc aituatiaa waa suddenly vuFy
seviea4 ln Ihls eFltisal aay March
sG'anssaued 80 ragw !. s'nt. a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-01
PUZZLE. WHAT DID
THESE MEN WANT
Strange Visit For Comfort Paid
Preacher Of Gospel Ny Two
Men, One. Evidently a
Soldier

r~o mcn. one dressed in civv drNN
,hr oshvr IA ehabhy clsllnn asIlrv
vailed a. ,he home oi a loai mlalssvI
~ lhe essrsi lss, Friday
When she man m the eessel aa.
seArS At the front door Ia r~sp0nae
10 he knocs ~ sac ssr~ngers. the man
tr q u sald
MY lNrner hm' ccmmitica a FF~as
srone hls caasclracs hurts him ils
has 'rsa mv AL and am advised %
coasaM gecd rryAeher We havy
been told 10 ccm~ herc
n. shAhh, n@n shon stepped np.
SAVING. Yes M gnsd siT. help ne
The preacher. mom~nssrllY taken
shaek. invited the men into chs house.
and whlie hs TALKED "a lhs shabby
maa. sAs feilo~ IN ollso dsab saansss
- aboal she Fu0E. booking at psc
tarve, tnssfsng hsleA hrar. sie W
nAls h. ven, into the adlolnins rcons
">o1 pray fof me said sAe shah
Nv man IN. gacd minister dh uo,
gsfvehtss
fhen aha O u man dsafipd back
The preacher hede shetn eooa day
The wife ~ che minsst.r rssurnsn
hone two hours later found ,hs dru~
erw ~ dre~eer IN an upstairs rum
cosapsss#ls rAnaaaaed 1oalei ARTICLES
had eecn thrown hastily on The fisar
a. shpaKh a swarh werr belnr made
ser sosnfalhH An examination show
~ menserAmdum book aud sune IL,
ssrs missing
The s'r~asaor - isaaaleA over Inc
strange incldnns and aHhhalas hlA
name frum publication for iha pr.~
sns The two men have n0s b.4.n
soeA slnne
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-01
JOHN SRMSrRO<c CllOlO<.
ER MN> WND ENrERit.<sE
SIMILAR IN WARnN THAN
VIRGINIA STATUTES
IS UPHELD BY COURT
ll<ttN DECISION MOI RtC-
Oc<IxtD t<H NAN Wtu
HAS Bi,E\ E\til i,tlD
FROM MN NORk M
StE tOR DAMAGES

New York Nav I--Joaa Armstrong
caAioner Insane IN New Noyk AID
sane IN Nlrsinia. may 80 10 trial WRa
hts sait against New Sork ,ynnus
ne~spapsr "a ~s,over sloacco Tor an
alleged iihs.i IN tae federal court IN
this distract Jadge FrAns $ pen.
rich. In an opiniaA rl~a yesterday.
dismissed the plea IL bar ingersOsed
by the defendant newseapsr.
The plea IN bar. IN effect dcmas
rer was lnssyosed ga the gfoana that
caaloner. having been iaalcioasly o.
elAred an inoompeseui. coald not
maintain sait ia his own psrwoa.
In his opiaien judge nel,rsoh wrote
that me federal coayls ordinarily Isl.
low The practice ~ the states IN waica
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-01

- u yoa want 80 send a freight shlA.
na~ms 10 another station ven can an 40
now without awaiting she pleasure cs
ihe railroad corporation. sald Serre
iAry George M~tsgegor ~ the chsmitr
81 Commerce TODAY Tue ban on what
Vas termed b. sailing raae" has been
raised Sostce 81 this ecslon was r.
ceivea by Santa pc agent Anderson
tbs eek Heretofore shere ere spe
cfai days w'hsn freight would b. r..
ceAyed fer NAfqmsnf
tn. war Is over.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-01
FRESH PANT ar
Mk.\s DINNER ulR

1he Meas nIunsr clan of che FaY@
N y churyh Friday evenlng this wwsk
from svs 20 Elk shiriN O'Clock Nhen
dinner cali Flnre optl viii De oass
Sunrh a-pan,l1g fE the ehnrch,
eslshsening ~ Nom placs which
show the we&r and tear of service
Tbs program ~ In charge of she pro.
gram committee, Prot W A doodell.
chairman The asenlugN dusmW WIN
BE- concluded in time Tor osher m@w
lngs. such "a Odd FellosS. 80 that
~ meuaberw a ne elab are sure
enough expected
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-01
DEil<Qt ENT Personal
.TANES BEING PAID RAPiDI.,

Delinquent personal iaxes ~ fs
are heAng paad rapidly following no
sicsi 10 taxpayers that the 4enalty
would appiy u moi paid before fhe
lDsh Treasurer Jelsgna says the 6f
Anqnent tAr warsants on r.al estate
os 1918 are now i'm tine hands os shs
sheriff for colhecgion. = have gwen
every taxpayer a faar chance to pay
np aud those thni have not responded
wit nov b. asked so 90 40 By she
shesia and wAll, us course. have to-
Pay the added Esaaity for non Jay
mept xhen due. said the treasurer
today -. N
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-01
GOOD ROADS MEET|NG
HELD At SEWARD
Guthrie Men Address Meeting
and Find That South Logan
Is For the Road
Bonds

AZ an enthusiastic meeting held az
Seward last night. which was attend /.
ed by forty o. more citizens os he
ccmn4unlsy the .'g0od Roads Messute'
rss Diseased BY Judge C smith.
cs,y attorney J william Cor1aiI ~
tisa city. reading clerk os fhe senate
IL the last Legislature, who l. ,bor-
oaghly familiar win the provisions of
ere bsn made = few remarks. and
answered msny questions regarding
The Proposed ecssssiatspnxs amend !.
nnsDt. George Ncxyrez0r. secretary a
ne ioczl Chamber os Cornme-ee. made
TIE cso~.ng remarks q she srenlnx
TIE spsakers rspars a splendid nsesx-
fng and state ma, the good roads
rae2ssr~7 vgIi carry oysrrheInssnpiy
IL shas community.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-01
sftIE I'M tst mn IEE-
CRAFT WILL ~pEtk Ilt.itt.

state TfeaAuref isewensft will sd-
ar~s@ the eitixeaA u Guthrie and Ls-
ran ooantY neat saturday aftsFnaen
81 , oiclock A. shs eaei front ef shs
federal bsllding n ste weather Ia in-
clefnsnt hs viii spssak al shs opsra
heuss Ills teess NlH t,s sf-oi ROADS
srd the Enod Foadz bonds. Col i.se-
craft i said 70 BE- enc Of the beat tn
formed nen ON she road bona matter
In ths state aud Il an orator az vssi.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-01
Another World
War To Start
In Year 1926

-res sssrsscssr. ~see~srssi" ar
rssnses snssssr ~orls ~sr viii be
so - ssrs. fs1e ~her tee fssns
rssrs srs~ sssrna a~o eertis ~"sl
p<resrase tee ~sels - Rassit
enls ss es lsSsss ssssr ss tns ssssss
rs grove sNsre eoola es re rns'
,sss N sss preesess ths Assesia'ss
prs<s ulls ss ,nss s<enerssl an.
roaaoss ,ss esses cate ~ sre be
s,nrsns % tne Great War pear
IN advance ara ths sss.ns % \ N
sse, -
No do1e, se-ne sssks ~sli feei
cnere - 80 zee - - ses further
~n,h ,ne peace treaty ard tne
lsssue - Ns,sors. sns ira, Wilson
r,ish, 40 ~eii oorss rsshs on horne
~cer tne fact Is, y ,n.s astrological
rut &c prtcse, tNs eornirs - tire
Grea; War Il ~&s probably the oris
ioesy sseu ~ made In a l.ss time
prrc.eeieas thst falssc ara were fos
asstsa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-01
Money Is
Bringing Bigger
Interest NOW DAYS

---Iareacc Jslsms. county treasurer.
esto wss sscsed by Henry car las.
month ard sustsined badly srae
,0red right arm 10 getting along
thess days under adverse conditions.
= am learning TO write with my left
hand ard soor will be qualified ann
hicestrous" Ne saac today.
IN the meantime the new county
treasurer is not inactive Ne hss
placed about $4,000 Of she county
fvesis in banss os the county ard 10
esacsinp an Interest rate Of I ia
per cert more than was ever before
paid on daily balances r,s snfies
ibls ruie 10 10 get not less thar 4
per cent en- county money. snd IN.
banks are paying u eheerfuiIy ~rhe
county 10 entitled 10 every penny IN
interest the money 10 WORTH" he
sssc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-01
WHAT Tucked OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

Paris japan has agresa 10 giys
chlna Shaniung
Wichita Emmett 8lrnger oi
seward. okla. ~as ssyervsy injured ia
az AUTO wrssk hers last niKhs
Denver Aonimrr siiliwell. wral
my Tuisa oli uieralor Is dead hsfs
Washington Cotton groWth u r.
iaraei by rold weather ia department
81 agriculture tepof
London Great Britain has raised
lbe ban on publicity and ibs aatoerasir
esnaofs have Ioss their lols
Paris German aslegaem hafe
hand ID IN their credentials 20 the
: eace commission
New York Petal Telegraph ca
bic company made demaHi f5r lnnse
dlate r"tnru of times
Ne~ York F00f more frimea
bombs were found IN city issli spiay
'Aassoxro r y Meaahsf. old iime
csitlsman foand dead IA bsd Age TO-
four sons IN France wsaiihY
Paris Belgium 10 SCI fD1r ban
dred million es~h indemnity - a
sfArir Germany to p4y
New York May viii ba a hoH-
day on board - trade. 77ih division
vfll arrive on thai date
Newport Ness More u the ilaln-
bos division arrived today.
washin9ion isevsiaican asnaiofs
n csaeas have opposed Isazae u ma
'Ions plan.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-01
BUSINESS WAKING ue

" Nanr, representing she soush-
Sssfsr- Advertising sgenry. va IN
ts~ csfr today. oonserr.nx vita busg-
ns~s Interests. ~Basin.s. y -1ktnx
~ with q vim al oTer The soush-
sest SD Nr Mana The harvest IN
dollars oszht 20 b. great Sann "a.
rrcensiy discharged from rnussary
srrice.