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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-08
DETECTIVE PUT ON TRIAL.
Petersburg Officer Accused of Ac-
cepting Brides in Bootleg Cases.

PETERSBURG, Va, December s.
Detective Edward c. Parkinson.
against whom three indictments on
charges OF accepting brides in con-
burg were returned by the grand jury
after a session OF more than q month
was placed on trial today in hustings
court.
Parkinson was arrested along with
six other members Of the police force
and three business men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-08
Australian Trade Envoy Here.

J. NJ. Hunter, agent general for
Queensland. Australia. arrived in
Washington last night en- route to
London. and spent today visiting Con-
gress. Mr.. Hunter is making a tour
of the United States in the effort to
improve trade relations between the
United States and Australia. r..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-08
Two Sunday Fires.

Fire at 1916 Chaplin street early
yesterday caused damage estimated at
Herfurth- Brett Automobile Corpora
ton at 1925 7th street about o'clock
last night caused damage to the
building and stock Of $4,000, accord
ing to: estimates of the 6remen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-08
q. S. Shin Hits Mine; Crew Rescued

Advices to the State Department
from The Hague today report that the
United States Shipping Board steamer
Liberty Glow struck q mine December
5 on Ameland. north of Holland. and
was reported to be breaking up. The
crew was landed by rescue boats IT
Ameland. with no loss of life. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-08
|G. o. P. ELEPHANT
SOUNDS FIRST WAR
NOTE WEDNESDAY

tContinued from First Pase.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-08
HOLIDAY TRAVELLING
FROM WASHINGTON
WILL BE DIFFICULT

Continued from First Pase.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-08
UNION MINERS ARE
WORKING STEADILY
IN NON-UNION FIELD

Continued from First Page.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-08

Copyright, 1917
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-08

the price paid the reflneries for the
shipment.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-23

10 ras ieaasF rse r,as niauma
iraxp.~ and ,aksn eep,ca. sad -an.
~, arN~ - carly rruve. Coz an
kna~ ! usss - rran~. -, Ia ~ ny
NJ ! hase neser rea Neeinsi an,Shm
., tcxme Ant noNN,as - en- ~sses
sccnlis gall~l ~ tA~ ~ i.oals
hr~nsh - ~ Rca Cr,~s. oassk. whsl
Is x. s~a ask u il sAls The Rsd
TVS ccsnmafee IN saAris ne ias.
~ N eolfma c,ncatr ahd dcsids-l
lhes strgc Ar s.ans pev1e IA t,stkris
vha hase rs.Aas u,lis~l kaNi eneaFh
ana long enoeeh IN eehAlf az she n q
20 earn a. asara. aad nar,A~i,h tls.s
oonlnifice ls,sneeis g. nosie shas
vho ar a.ssersiss ihst haacss aad
csrsiskNiss awAt th~m snnisad -
raslns an osfclai stand beforr ilem
and p.n saaee On ~ hress AMI Las
cach cherk whAi hAepens a. iAsse
awArtets Tht, ere e,la'ialiy snd for
pAnf posined ,l.as shcy are eniish-i
"a wear hadse v on raslpx she eam
- e. rssi -. n soa AREA wensn.
N's s. lf WA asv bsu,o man. y.,r -,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-23
DOctor Tells Ho,o 10 Detect
Harmful Effects Of Tobacco
Ty These SIMPLE TESTS

~ fsfi fAafas tAaeaa fss@sGlf a
leEes IieH4'Ns tHsIIIaI f1f4 M4n
aeH 49, Iaata ll4s O. lnaH ln0sN44aI
~ twl ~ 49, aeN.AIsII NeaahY sIe
.-if. 'f'f if.# teNf' s,Itt .EFset ~
$50 Issa sfIiAtse As4 4 kaf tsga A. ~
w. a iatstt. stI ltils ssIals eeNN la4.a
80 aeH q INeF eaaH sHIs aIn.' ~ sse
q IrHslse f1e fAHI aafA Isla,Ies tgIn
t|tF - IHffINa & 4|.a. = a. s.IIF naI
HN go stea - ~ ~ iat sfsI4.a
sIHH "a sIIl|ts ~ EsItTa - 4ethfsII 4 ~
saet fei s|fsi efstss n a. - its
AeansIei tfl~t ~ iahf<s tsfIst 80 a.
lt4HA HH 70 HeaHsHH~N tlnH mul -
4N'Irt eut 4sasfsi 'iahlAff ashsls wifn
ltItffH "a ~ iAUss4 nslIIgsfNa sen
HlIstlta. stilFuar esttssseesa tlstelsas
ettt I.ta = fs4AIeIf. la a 80 Hl~sf,
Nifri4i fsN4fNtl-H fft taf4fs elaI selIs
NHm hsaIf sI-tt.s. tr0afhltl ffoata
etrff aills e isH stffAs. iahsF alf8ts
tllAiNFsa ~ eteu fNHfsf 80 iaa 4.sIIsaaa
tffitflan kN4aa A. tahs ~ nesft IA fre
80 tas.Ass.a h. snf lsssa laa - essllf
it1et - ttfmfal flIesll hF ak1iaM lAs
fslle~teo NalIe ittiA nta1 sheaH eas
fac tase ln'm boek n ~ a. 1aafs.
u c1tlHH ftrF fNIe trseaaas aaffI-sl
\ 80 tnA latitfte sIei 80 mat ~
vstlt stsf l.af ikrtsf a. thAn~s 49,
A n tfaf tttsaI - sffstfsif ~ 4aftlr4
tpi 4 asaf - 49, I43inni4E ~ rI.re a.
IfIf. tf.eht tftf u - msft - ~
tw ftklHs IsHf asasl smtka, sah "a
'htf nlfhft y tiRit - fesaAf fkfA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-23

! end slms ssa sslls ~ slsspsar ssa
IRA - ltfs
IN Doe llcl ~ 49, sha ~. ~on'
ocns n haaf Aaa - tnoesiA h -.
80 nTferty ancea.ci.as q IA IA
4 tAslnk rlaeo IN A Ihess. tfitslf
a. 4 thst everlasting lIie D. tm.
p.Ftea a sAe sesoasl csnlas ~ chFts
AMI - - ihsn n anri> s{t.t. -
ND ihat lhs aeaa kaoS ns@ saNhles
Nos " thsy o. ne anas sk,shlaH
heu mues aaoshaee sea sav, la.
pas
- - ~ se,eat 4ssslhn. ean ~
deaa rs~ils oemmansse ~uh ths
llslnrr ans~st epaa 80 aa'Acnis
a Gods ~nri Ne n ~ N ~cudi
ule e. siuls lhis sshiei hshef
ten a srFlrsar~l standpoint. taesse
lhonc isos 4 N
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-23

- csnlFae - ~ ,helr tefsics,
sAAi asy rassAsrmars ~ ssurss q.
~ srend asse tx hana waeon pat
isesa vAseA ,sqesdlsnr~ ~es ueelsss
~ iae rsrade ~ae 10 have ecen ~,rses
y mihiAry ami thsy shaala haye
wSAss Thira. Sf.sr ~ celeeruiieu
:. tsok tAc eeu'raaitee fse days - b..
cote ihta -, mas2v rsek ana shea q
~ss h,<eisa a sas smarsr.i away Ia
cailrxss h&cA vsri. Nnv sAfs ssia
comnaiee rnqaests shs, NJ ch,Ac,ss,
rslmsarss - ~ aena eish sisse ~hk'h
Aeiorrx 20 safi mra VA rsararssssl
ihis uesoss. % rvtap AID nasir rAsk
- tsli Tygb4as's ssrax~ vissoaf faf
'Aes n.isisr ana <asd racl win - SOLD
80 h4-hess hid.ssv aaa sscnes rsasrnea
y re riFhifai partcs
W'Ass sa.> yo~a rsc.ie b msA sssss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-23

To 1hc leader w think ns~, az,
clhcr shines In ,his romm whkh
unsht - h. lcokci sn,o a. ~.il ~ "a
dancing end lAssc propofitlon Why
u n fhst a certain rast Guthrie 40.
nan cant find anyihnE morc re.
tisviahle - - thsn enfer,sinlne =
esrain sotine man fr0m oklahoma
eisN, ~hhh aacs not icol N.H for
masvied woman 10 allow an, man
"a CAN every aay be "a in foNn ava
70 cAi gaa, afief no haahsnt leaves
Ia the mornna sna l.ascs ius, bssor,
be comes 70 dinner and thsa sal's iast
eftcr dinner and lcaes luai before
the husband conss 10 parper WAY
docs noi shis yosns man Try caillnr
caly when abe husband b al home
which woald look much bessrs' And
wiz doos nog ihis husband rog h.s
eyes open and see that MS wsfc has
7iher h,0ehcad duties 40 sec so. any
way W. think some ~ these me
chanlcS ouxAi 90 have garage og
their Own la their hack yardaT May
be II ih@y were good on f0ui "a
mlxAi catch some thiusp And such
ihlngx Ara not a very good exam q
10 aos bei"re shr Young people of the
sDwn Aud beSiioK pesple melng
fNFs from thr city mast remember
that shlnsx cannot be carried oa III
this goan - they can 10 that rosseu
place ~ Oklahoma city "a Mother.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-23

esHtY hs, o. rssAs shs~a ami sssor,
roar l4..A-sr tnw q 20 ver aossn "a
car n'sl. lhls M tpu ~hsrr nessis,l
and plcl 80 ~ sui fruit. o. ne ssaa
cue. wiil gu~ lnrssr ana thea wa
~ili uol b. hslhrrsd 90 aerarale shen'
LATER or II lor ~. % pall aown "a
,slue - ,hn e,,sA oes,
u ~ hrown rol 80 nar Iahevts-. 3,
vil no' ~ lohs hafofc the buyers slil
b. falling osstihvmsslsss to Tiek ~
What Few arr lsf and be sAyshe hon
USES u osAsra who vfre "a fosaa@ss
a. 70 buy eaflf
lAeorlc VIII bay psashe. vhth tAsy
arr blce. and especially 90 when va
can otisr them state inspected, No
IT, which 80 lhe or tot buyer ia a
stamp ~ approval fu~ quality
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-23
b. u falrf

u Y fair to give frae memberships
laclnting grown SONS. 10 sAe Country
Club when boys who have heca born
and reared III Guthrie. and wAoso
parents hava gsia ons hundsi dollar
for membership are ohliged 10 cnmw
sofTh with another hunArpd after lhey
ara twenty -one. before they are ai-
loMs4i ID 80 10 The elnhg
Az long ~ this II sha rase No ffue
memberships aAoald be given TO any
oae 4 esenas unjust that strange
bays ~ iheir parents. who wsll prob
ably 1--we in Guthrie few y.aga.
should BE- allowed 10 90 10 the rlab
fr-e ~ charge. when our own boys
nus' produce the eoin Or stay nus
A Member.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-23

- cents A Whale - - usotsc ia
ihis oewn hasr hcsn s~erlei hA.is,.s
Or woFA ~sll acne hat theif sersi,v
= cap.miifei b. ths - taal. Rcd
crass commilte.A whlcA ra,r th.ss
is~rsie musf VssA ~th 81 =.
- censn. a. the ,,.. !. nrosi.iea 81
sll cod .ssesi usN~. thls y shs llma
les iimh A fatshfal ~orler n,r she
Rel cfnss What hccss a. Ma, a.
VII b. e',s,icrrcr and bay %
n~,on II q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-23
The Forum
cs~aseiessss~s ~ sss
c3.ssr

stlsor t<>tsr Hs = sdlrs<~
n Nr n n {. c- in sl-,a xooAs, 4 n
caiiceas. ~Aa y S.~lroas - ~iAse
s>st ~ tAs ls.ar,A x lely ssearss-
n-rtx $50 .iK a4se n hrtx sAsf
Y ~ .tssss Is - ~ sane a. alsss'
e2E a, PAR Trahana's rnrnre and ,As
soaks xre en~n f0r Hrs ln~p-siNn -
sny uns conse@i~ns ~ hssa. hai flrsi
sans 90 ssate to she rahlse thAi Nr
cai>o<t 4AaHt doaAsc = nd prnny to
iAis ~ner-zinm~ns IN sry w1y what-
ever. scrca1. fhat Ne sAe roalsh o.
s4fv csnmasN~ FssA Aisn IN sa'l -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-23

To The LEADER noitce In The
Leader an article by II NJ. IN Rtael,
nc asks sb" question Us there life
after DEATH" Relieving ihe inquirer
~ he hona~s and seeking afsor truth.
! aak hifn 20 tsirn with mo Ia lhs Bible.
our only source a. information ron
thin important subject. We rad III
John = =. 81 Marvel not at ,hls for
the hmir rs n0snsng IN whieh sll sffsFH
are n their graves shall hear iIi#
vole~ and shall oasns forth -
Again in John ia - -, Jesus saith
unto her. Thy brother shall rtAa arasn.
sarths sssfh naso HIM. know that be-
shall rise akaan in the resurrection
st the Iaas day. geHas said unto her
! am the resurTeeiinn and the llfe. he
that bollsyesii ON me- gssoaeh ne we're
dad. yet shall he live.
ba~lng my sonsiusgons npon she~e
and o<fIar asfaplarrs ~ like impsrf.
answer enslhssscsily. yes. man sAalI
five again Now 70 she second anes :
ton. 10 the dead rally eonHmng.
cate with shs living refer shs
auestioner 90 tsse-ssme divine source
u authority. she Bible In Gen. esi7,
We rad Bot Of she are. of sbs
knoxisdse ~ gooi and evil. tsou shalt
not eai u. for 10 the day that thou
easiest slsreos. dying sioa shs1f die.
In JOB iss7-zz. NE find eherc Jos
= contrasting fhs condition 81 man
In death with she cccdltlon q tree
sbo~sn< shas sitter tree has been
eat down there - hope that II will
zroaf or grow again. Bur man iieff'
down ard ris~sh not. ssii The h~zsens
~ 10 r1re IN tho f5ib verse Ne
read tz,ss Jsb @srs that. AZ che days
~ my sps,olnf<d ,.me VII ~zh On
III nay <l.apxe ts>msr. In sbe i7tb
ekss<er and 1e<h verse. - fsnd sbs<
JOB vlll vat y The grave Read J
Car. 15s' b>rfapinx where We fIn1
lat NJ cI'snGe m vh.eh he b vuis-
NJ firm n1veo1<y % inmng<ehty
W c1us - Jsuus eours - -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-23

~sa ssa sss ~ ,hlaes ~ .ss
naa .sr~ sna s,cssss a. m.~s = iAsn
-.sm ~ - Nt cAls>st. X sca 49,
n-~s mcse, - nssncs shs ssla 81,
ssna. - ha~s ara rAl.e ~ nt en,
se,A so.as atser se~p salsi s,su
- ~ 4 nlt ~ oles n llou.es.'ass
fr calnnnies
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-23
DROWN nor rAs pAMActo
ptAcsfe sAva puaris
,coniinu~i from rare the


s"l,'a until ripsnes time Tho sams
N,hing happens 70 she chessles and
rlams
The folloslnx srshle appeared IN
shs Packet showing the same state Of
aiaers tsshsa az FAR away a. p,nn-
ssispals
Warns Against ure~r ROT"
harrisburg, IA. July SERIOUS
lesaea 10 the peach crop are threaten.
"a 30 many sections hy tho comman
brown ros, fapRns 10 comnon every
ssar hui eFgrcislly abandans this
eason. on account % the humid warm
weather which n favorable 10 iss ~p,d
MULTIPLICATION.
"Swraf cherries were aimow a FALL
nre In soine pestlona where shoy we're
moi srraycd this seasnn due ~ heavy
ATTACKS 81 hwwn rot
Flllr~csOr n f'lanf Industry. ] q
sandors of rennsylvpnla desarinsvnt
~ agriculture, eayN peaches maw bo
progogod 81 pnee ny v ra,fag or davi .
lng. otherwise grsas ioaa wiIl occur
Ia asycral dlsrlaaa
"sslt t-hallod Miuc sulphur solution
ur Il prefewSd commercial lifnr-
sulphur solution dllatea about ona 10
ca ur 70 VII aid in control Duasius
with powdered sull'inr ~ twn appll
Gallons about Two ~ THREE waeks a4ari
will be- hcipfui al weli
plums should l'r similarly upFayed
- 0nrp. ~ II desired. 80 iiow
d aux mixture may be appiimiH
We have the same ding hap efars
ia Texas and Georgia and bsaau~. ~
this fear. a0nsc ~ the bnyesM are
holding off ~ wait and e"a before
contracting more sess'h".
How About The Market.
We naturally look Tor dry weather
now and n mot dIaapsAairted. this msv-
kei VIII fake care 81 HAalF alia We
may reaaonrlsly cApsss ~igh aach nice
large .ibartae Az arr rrnnsisrd 'hls
nsaevn. thn beag market oklnhonsa Inns
ever experienced With short crnp
IN eome Of tiAs large producing SEQ
tlena. no canned peaches on hand
esther by families or deaieFH with
hiHh priced fruit Or an kinds and ps-n
lia really leach hnnTry Il will BE- iifi
vssaalble ~ susHsy hair The demand
and al greater prices than ever before
Most ~ Oklahoma pearhsm have bern
contracted Tor ~ g. per la,ehel { o b
for number ono fruit.
Thpso xho huye pui sold need not
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-23
Is Your Blood
Hungry For Iron?
1ssa l. TAs nsd pissl Fssi - cIvss
Yss s4ssessh. Essssy - pswss-
Hsw Te hske The Test Tksa Tst1s

rfsuss tlse1 49, ssew stss 3 sssnee-
uessi, isfss nt1p>xs u - spss IT'S sss eest
80 III Is<b nss 10 skes bsoet sn1 49, s1~v
- ~ tof No .sA<f sses>e slsn issh n tsea.
Isss esa<.spey Sssl,s<. kes'skf, fsss~ful
ssses. psns tsvn ~ s1sis ss6.slsn 80
sssssns - entire syss-~. 4 49, sees. Z
esrsest iu.sst.f t.epeeoeet . hH -
ssssnssk sssl sstsssn<e esi ~ isstst,ty -
tsDe ~ish sks ssseng vsopseus tstte - -
rag ~ tde-~th6se are - ssr ~ usfxln9
ashsis shss Hsssse evss vsss ~ pisyl b
osn.ns shia. -. vsesy sne Iiesssuy essv.
& "a ,sss .ssa ssse 81 sssss e., - - - vssss
pes gsrd % s.ss msbs sks fss1svsso ~
ysuss.ifs - kcv lsee ssy - vset -
bs0 - - 90 80 e>e1eW os<e~1o0
Hsssss1 lies sksss sls>: - ~ s1sss
n<Gs - tvs ve<ts H. ~ 1~oe
essngs ess,s ~ sss bee npks - ksvs
seg ~ iss1 s<1is' HssSse1 I've esees16-
sss - awvsA sebsl.zs - UecAsss6 ess.D
sss.s sss ~ Il. = =. ~ .<. ,sss ssss ss~ -
uEiss ~ ss1sr lsss6Deie lsss pssesss
Ssss.z Z. I,s. Z sss'y . s.s..''sss< - e ssss e
ssessssfs1 - esrtssiy eue1e1esa>lY eesuDo
= 80 - 1ssss 80 = =, : = Z. - - -
~ n ~ ~ :, 1s>G owL o>sue
IDUU <'<a<
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-23

Nloaewall iaeksnn. lhe great south.
sFn eshrFal ~ lhs t'sgll war. cnoe
dispatched lhls mcssasr 10 the cen-
., deEAte war department Al Klsh.
aiona eslead m0ss msn and fewer
questions
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-23
NOTICE 10 s.oar.
HORN astrorss

, mseisnf ~ 'As ies~s Coant,
ahcsthofn nres.lers - s~r..ay sali,a
ior me eehs'k, ias 4; - - ts'aua .
~ Aree Cvropa cfncs -u.. .>sss
of imp~ran,'r y - b. uao~rsfSl. ~
81 nc' fsil ~ b. Fresenl - n Acton.
pr'~ideui, Neil liamrA~y. secfcssr,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-23

GnnvNH nAnf noWrt. uEnlrtvu
will 'gestc,s tle nteassA ana lsawsl
fsclhIns asa a a absolutely harmless
csa b. slesa 3. infants slih petfesa
SAFETY ace Alevcslons cn tas bsssI~
500.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-23

rsaAess examination via b, held
IN ,hc office II sie oaaniy -ag-ra.
isndeni. CnlhF'.N. okls lal, ss. - and
seth.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-23

necr br'aloine IN ould weathsf
,hroagh she so~~. viii make on, ~.
pf,eiahl, warmer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-23

t@) a sfroppabic blade. 60 that you
don't have 10 throw good steel away.
And lis the longest. strongest, keen
est, besf-f-napered blade on earsh.
seven million sssayers have found
THAT the Durham Duplex gives them
more shaving mileage than an,. osher
safety razor. Get your LIri.as.s-
Duplex today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-23

Evartsy the sarua shape ind balance
~ fne hzTd shz4 gncD1nsed genera
tsc<as Of shzysrs h~zye hrcugg,t 10
r<gfscssors - with these extra ad-
vxntsfes. CD guarded ba11se that
crit cut your face. gzj : double
c16ed ba26s sc- ecrsor-1y's szke. ~
: defschab5e tla1e for the luSzsry rs
q sresss eGge q : c-ce-sf's -osic..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-23

sase flae n raa fsf stf 80 AZ ~as
~ t~4fa fHtf hetfI tsal s f,<.eu<.
lfrsta~s n lstsseas fsn nsf -
'.ss-s - 80 's'"i. 49, .,ss <,ee ~. .ss:s s
.eaese. 49, " saalI ~ aae4 less <sss.
.s~t 80 : tltfe o. ~ nsha@ea 4tsu AL
- fttuttN feitsfnis lsaf>ef slts ts@
s-,fN tfH4 sheileE o. suA<9 So sr>
- .,ls r~ls,alss psessss l's.-,-.s..s y
- ,l4eseaa saa fsffas ihs s.la -....,.- ....s<
- fse ~ ~ hseli tsi - sna - iss'
90 Tee 80 tfettame ~ lrasblx sa1
..'s. I TX . Tsn ~ V Ne. ,.,l ,eea. p.r
~ = az W hes 80, -. 80 's.. y. =, ~ss. @
'ltrNtA tsts 49, lfnhs sHtf ss4h n-sl
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-23

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good, clear shave
Ard ~ MS sr ehavlg kit may s be his equally si1pc
While thei- model many hundred years they have
never been besfcred IN keft shcar1ng width right
ing g. gle tie face
III such times when his Ole failed him. Washington
would have appreciated the guarded edged blade the
Durham Duplex because he would have found nothing
than his wei-loved model made safe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-23

UNN occasion. One of these occasions was when
1 his faithful servant allowed his hand to
~ shp-vhereupon the General arose in his
wr1tE and finished the job himself; for the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-30
Veterans Will
Present Flags
Next Saturday
Ceremony Planned by Adju-
tant General in Front of
State Capitol,

Colors OF all regiments and units in
the war which had a preponderance OF
Oklahoma men, and which have been
received a, the adjutant generals OF
flee. will be presented formally to the
state by veterans OF the units at the
capitol Saturday afternoon. i, was an
nounced this morning by Adjutant
General Barrett OF the Oklahoma Ma
tioral guard.
The veterans OF the units whose
oplors will be presented will act as
color escorts and guards OF honor
General Barrett this morning issued
az appeal for the names and addresses
OF all officers and men of the JS7th
and l3Sth infantry regiments OF the
Ninetie,h division. J44th field artillery,
5l4th machine gun battalion, l42nd
reRimerp Of the Thir,y-Sixth division
and the Sevenfy-ninth and Eightieth
infantry regiments, who will come and
participate in the ceremonies, The
eelers OF these units, many OF them
decorated by high commanding Of
fioers, have already been received and
are now in the adjutant generals de-
partment
The ceremonies will take place on
the from, steps of the capitol at 2
o'clock next Saturday afternoon and
they are expected to be attended by
hundreds Of soldiers and civilians
from all parts OF the state, General
Rarre,t said
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-30
GOLDEN STREAM
Of 1919 WHEAT
REACHES CITY
Sixteen Carloads 10 Acme
and Oklahoma City Mills,

The golden stream OF Oklahoma
whea, which began trickling into the
city late last week swelled into a tor
rent this morning when fifteen car.
loads were received by the Acme Mill
ing company and one by the Oklahoma
City Mill 4 Elevator company The
Plansiftcr mill is now the only one
here which has not received It's frs,
hipmcn, OF the 1919 wheat crop.
George Grogan of the Acme Mill
ing company said that the cars artiv-
ing this morning were ait from fields
near Lswton and Hastings. Federal
inspection OF the wheat showed il to
be Of high quality. Grogan said
I. {. Thatcher OF the Oklahoma
City Mill & Elevator company said his
initial car was sent from Moore, Okla
No inspection had been made OF it
The harvest !, progressing !, fin,
shape now. said Thatcher this morn
Ing. and large shipments are expected
in the next >iew days,
Calls for harvest help contnue tC
come in to J. I. Blair OF the fedora
state employment office.
I'VE can use all the men that wan
work" said the superintendent thi'
morning He does not consider N,
situation as critical The creates
need for harvest hands is in the north
western section of the state, SAYS Blair
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-30
VOTING OF BONDS
WILL ELIMINATE
CITY FIRE HORSES
kesler Would Assign Charges
TO Garbage Service.

Horse-drawn fire vehicles will ne
a thing of the past here il the S2W.G1
in proposed bonds for the fire denar'
ment is voted next month. Mark kes-
Ter, commissioner OF safety. will make
many Improvements in the department
il given funds. he said this morning.
There are now fifteen horses in the
fire department keSlcr plans 70
transfer them 10 other city depar,
men,s. Most Of the animals. he said
are becoming too old for fire service
While the change from a fire wagon
10 garbage wagon is rather humil-
isting, kesler said the horses would
soon get over il.
Keslef also plans the construction
Of two new fire stations and the re-
modelling of others One station /;
proposed for east Capitol hill to COS,
5000 Another ,tation is planned
Tor near the intersection Of Thirty
fifth street with Classen boulevard a,
cost Of 2l000 including equin
ment Both stations will he Of tho
bungalow style OF architecture.
Kesler also propose, to move the
West Sixteenth fire station closer in
In its presen, location keslcr said .
was too FAR removet from the ,hick',
sctilod dit,ric,