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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-20
RETt R<t.D SOLDIER HAS
CHARGE OF ROLL CALL

y I. Herher. returned soldier IL
manager OF the Roll Call for Nayina
and has already shown that H. IL a
live wire Over 200 trti~ax 20 resi-
dents In the Navina jurlsdbtion have
been prepared by him and SEMI out
calling attention TO the roll call and
asking for their memberships for the
coming year Mr. lierber was In the
county office the first OF the week 40
interview the special vocational hoard
representatives who were in Guthrie
Monday and Tue day al the Red Cross
rooms Mr. Herher spent several
months this summer In the Baltimore
institute for the blind taking treat
ment for his eyes which were very
badly affected by gas while hs was
In the service. Notwithstanding this
trouble. however. Mr. Herber is look
IN on the bright side OF things and
at present in giving much time and
;eryice TO the Red Cross.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-20
TilEO TRACY WII,S SECOND
AWARD IN BOYS tItB

Theodore Tracy " Pheasant Valley
has iust raeolved notice that ~ wAA
awarded second in. The noya Corn elut
snns@s, VI the Htaie falr lhis ycar ~
( klahofna City
Prof paan. NJ the A A. "a oollewv,
ssamined T'heodore'a ter esra of xhite
fH,. and conn llInenssd bin apon his
l'd6m@nl in ss'l1ellnu ear " wiiallsF
,ype, that we're true 10 the bread h.
4 raising.
Logan county should haye many
Lsore boys and kris reecivlnx Inssrue.
ton In the different clubs and max
ins creditsbIe exhibits at thu fairs
every yrnr, The county agent and
ths home demonstration agent are
anxious 70 enroll every boy and riri
~ the county ihls year. and lltiIe
bon~sf effort upon the part OF the
hoys and Eirln Will place Lognn county
first In All lines OF club work. and
riye back 20 her the place ahe for-
mcrly occupied IN thu ljna.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-20
STAFFORD CARRIES LOGAN
BUT LOSES DISTRICT
Claude Weaver, Oklahoma City
Postmaster Wins Democratic
Nomination For Con-
grcss Quiet Election

wrh less than 20 ssnr ront ~ the
notinal yoin Registered. tho aalot.es
election ever held In loRan county,
caine 10 ilgsmal end Saturday vhs
with Inc election offi.sals loafisy on
the job
Roy staffota s..S-'rt tho cGunly hy
about nlnrt, majority His nearest
op oacni was Jvp knsaht wish wray-
81 trasiiBe behind Stafford siso car
Fird Guthrie lila yose w9n sG ~
knlglN'p IS weaycr. iolied ~ votes
sn town weavern areas"as strength
wa shown in Crescent where Pos 4.
master Prince bad marshailed hia
forces and dd good service for his
fellow federal official.
In ihc disrc Weaver led al op
ronenls by a iaswe majority Iir
Lead oy~r Stafford Will exceed 2ooa
iiaFreld walked away from Wilson on
the republican ticket Tho election
viii be held November s.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-20
WOMEN AM AGAIN
I!\sY WITH NEEDLES

The nimblc fingers nf some ot tbs
Eood ladics of Cushrie are again pts
ing 10 knitting needles. bnt ihla time
for some iIttl" klddI.w afound t,wu
who need warm swcatrfs and stock
inHp for the winter coming on. Amer
'he las' SCRAP of yarn supposedly
had been -. piwd to NJ Isoula Tor
credit. several packages OF yarn and
unfinished garments we're sent In 20
ihc work rooms Mrs Mcclure. dis
rector of womena work out of the
goodness of her hear xot busy aud
called up a number ~ women and told
thssn what she would like to have
done Tho response ~aA immediate
and once more Mrs Warner. Mrs
Alurges, Mrs Goodrich and Mrs MY.
crs arc knitting for tho Red croE
There is attn small quantity of
yarn on hand, and II anyone els.
reading this can find Time Tor some
work of this kind the yarn will be-
delivered IN rcaponse 20 a call 10 g75.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-20
STRIKE LOSSES I25 MILLIONS

n the mercy o. unjust employers
The strike of preslmen and printers
%hich stopped tho publication of mag. .
A. ines was another violation of con.
.r2ct. international Typographical
r1lon PROTESTED, but the men struck
Notwithstanding THIN the Iht.rna
Il nol rescinded the charter OF tho
ir.al union and bred II out of tho Dr..
y nIzation and another union 10 being
~ allied In ita place.
"he intelligent working man and
he " largely 10 the majority. the coun /.
~ over. Notwithstanding the spread
=: the strike fewer knows the first
rcccasIty Is 10 have something with
vnich 10 pay WAGES and u FOR staying
% 'he Job now and sdjus,ing his dlffI- :
erlticA where b. has any. later.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-20
NO CHANGE IN SUBSCRIPTION
PRICE TO LEADERS REGULAR
SUBSCRIBERS: PRICE ON
STREET, FIVE CENTS.

The price for the Daily Leader on
the street Is five (5) cents.
To the subscribers served by car
riers there 10 no increase in price.
City subscribers will stiIi be served
At fifty (so) cents ronth.
Persons who are patrons Of news
boys should place their subscriptions
with the Leaders city circulation de-
partment, IL they wish the paper de-
iivered regularly by the LEADERS, reg.
uIsr carriers. The Leader has no con.
trol over newsbcys. They buy their
paper from day 10 day and maintain
their own routes Persons served BY
The Leaders regular carriers should
phone complaints Of improper delIv.
sry to No. rs. The Leader city csrcu-
lation department makes . point Of
caring for the interests o. regular city
svbseribs~s served BY the Leaders
own earriers- Deliveries made BY
nswsboys who buy their papers from
day TO day are outside the zone o.
The Leaders circulation department.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-20
WOMAN, It's YEARS Or
ACE, DIES SUDDENLY
Mrs Harriet King, Springer Town.
ship Woman. In Good Health
Saturday; Dies In Bed,
Coroner $ Jury

The acting coroner. judge W. n
Hornaday. wlsh Assistant County Al
tornes Partridge and oepu.y sh1 riis
Charles Swanson, keil an II .vest
Sunday afternoon on Tive body of Mrs
Harrlat King at The home of her som.
Glen King. in the north edge o.
Springer township. she w@s ils wears
old. very active and IN good hraita.
She went to bed Saturday nigh, r.
fine spirits and her aransidaughtsr
who slass with her arose early and
left her asleep walcn they wcns %
cah her for breakfast they found her
dead.
The evidence showed gnai her aeath
was caused from heart trouble. with
which she had long been afflicted
The vertisct Of the jury was thai sip'
came 10 her death from natural
causes. Her daughter. Mrs klnR, will
leave tonight with the remains aud
take Il 10 MnMlnyille. Tenn. whor"
burial will be made IN the family loi
Her husband WAS buried there ~
wears aEo. Rev d II Wade. the new
pastor of the First Baptim church,
held appropriate services Ut the
Clothier undertaking pArl0rS ihiR
She had bacn an active
member Of that church for nearly TOO
years. and was regarded as an EARNEST
devoted and ex"fnsary christian. and
had reared large family Of children
all ~ whom were following in her
footsIepl as 10 their christian lives.
She was born In Willsboro. y G. IN
1903. and lived with some 81 her chill
iren in Chicago most OF her life.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-20
N.tO< RItilti- TROPHY
ron ili~i ~IitlIsiiIt.IiN

fhe is#au gHaa lfsegAgls VA
s.eaAfi0a ana u.s. lnaa eoHNy NbsaH
asfu hreaastA aamalaflea af she
yptgs9sivN W aaW 4 Hsatfh Elemfevt
breeder u seNaf,t mista fhe NpAnY
as the aal faAFWn valley gAlf. N
bay large siissF foHhy to hs awasa
cl io the gfant raahim aHlnml N
insos twa hresAp aapualv Nv tbn
esunty fair
ihia lA4phy wAA mWa wv u u ANsa@
iLls Year sa bis sh9rtharu s9a 1ba
ffophy will hase .al mn snraWa
" 81 T. and le asllretmi in 'tr Aessn
fes tbe seaf aH returned la fhe eaH
soeiatIaa nfsf Ntar fa la aftstAd
splH and ne Yeer ana ths ~nper
~ his hfe.d enamsei n@sa IA Aa h
NJ ihse Ysag lhas NntksAa i AaaF lis
own feepui % BE- afdea ip q ID ls sun
aunaally
z WlleY. ganiy sEsnl was dale.
F1ea tn buY stsst htAasMal trophy
and with thp asslatsnes IA NeaNa
spah snd Aelua. flaae ll.s aelatioa
ny whites le@elrY stefv lha xsHeA
Ar White sili hsge ghe anKraslux
aste huanaily A hgl essepaa. Aa ~
" hAa appreciation " tbe
NJ ls's ~ sooa uerei9eds snd aheFts
Arrnm ~ LnWAn e~unif
Hereford and shnrthefn hreedefa
seenid rall A. ne isvelry asurs and
~. thla beautiful trophy ana dssas.
u,ps ~ win a shIa year
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-20

/, Curse. both going and coming. ag II
vere.
The notable thing rbout strikes Of
'fis time N that they constitute an
tame within Iabor's circles cons~r.
alive labor leaders arr rexuIsr'y
|, gainst them. all III timed. Yet they
ccur Last week longshoremcns
-irike broke loose In New York. but
without the approval Of the union
+ sders. prelidcnt O'connor OF the
'rngshorcmen's union. condemninx the
strike, very sensibIy says
II believe that the very existence
= any union depends on carrying ou'
agreements entered into with en-
'oyers. To throw away such prin.
c.pIe can mean only one thing disin
tcgration of unions. leaving the men
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-20

Although the hunting season on
ducks opened last Thursday, sporis-
men report little success 30 far. Only
few OF the chosen fowl have been
bagged in the last few days as the
heavy flight souiLward ia no, ye' In
full swing.
Huntsmen are josirneylng 10 the
rivers and lakes in the vicinity.
The majority OF the duck hunters
have gone east, but only few
squawkers haze been brought down.
Hunting licenses. shot guns and
ammunition have been selling like hot
cakes at the local sporting suod stnres
and judging from she opening DAYS of
the season. the lakes in the surround
Ing territory are going 10 be well pop
ulated with the hunismen.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-20

We canno, wear. eat or nsc what
not produced and no amount OF
rooney can buy Il for ~.
The hIgh cost Of Living IL not 30
much question Of increased wages as
b. is OF greater production.
Work IA plentiful and wages high
= eight leading industries WAGES have
Inred from IA to lie per cent In the
'ast i5 months. But Il is one strike
after another Notwithstanding
There have been more than 1000
s'rikeI In the United States since
Jan A. Rcsorts made by the depart
1sent of labor to the Induwrial con-
ference shows the cost to workers has
's.r 25 million dollars In wages. and
- the employs, about 100 million in
Icsses. The consumer gets his. Of
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-20
SHERIFF ROBERTSON
RECEIVERS LOST CAR
Tulsa Business Man Had Given Up
Hopes Of Recovering His Stolen
Car When Wire Came Saying
Robertson Had II

One week ago last Saturday. c T
Martin, wealthy Tulsa baslness man,
lost a bis Cadillac car from the streets
Of Tulsa. Al tae same llFme two large
Psckards were stolen. Mr. Martha Is
In Guthrie today He eame here IN
response to wire from Sheriff Rob
ertson that his car had been found
Robertson and his meH located che
car north OF the city where II ead been
ditched by the thieves The car Is
valued at $3.50
There Is = reward Of $500 for iis re-
turn ben Bammage and Harry
Beam. Who traced the car ~lll partles
pate ia the reward.
7 am certainly grateful 10 your
sacriff for his quick work. ! had
given ZIP hopes OF ever seeing that car
again Our officers had exhausted all
resources and had given up the chase
Just as ! began looking around for
new car came the wire tat my car
had been found came right over
and sure enoug.s Il f. mine" said Mr.
Martin today
The car Is almost new and Ii In
good condition. Notwithstanding the
fact that II has been driven thousand
miles since II was tolen last week
Farmer boys near Pleasant Valley
notified the sheriffs office that car
had been deserted near that point
Comparing tseir cards and wires.
and Beam soon located the
,wner.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-20
SENSATIONAL CHARGES
MADE BY SENATOR
Watson of Indiana Says Reds Are
Entrsnched In Government
Departments md Are
Strong

Washing On, Oct 2o---Sensatlc.a
charges hat socialists. Reds and oth
er radicals are "eatfenchsd" IN GOV
srnmen, departments. and psrsicu
larry that the investigating forces o.
tHc Fcdefas Trads commIraior con
tanned many men hostile 10 the gov
ernment ard American Institutions
were made 10 the senate teday by
Senator Watson. republican of indiana
who introduced resolution Tor an
Investigation by the Interstate Com
meree committee. placlaminq In de i.
tense o. the five bio meat packers,
Senator Watson declared that the
open records of some Of the federal
trade commission employees o. that in /.
vestieation showed them 10 be snar
chists. pro German ard would be
representatives. of the soviet govern
mcrt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-20
MANY ARE Hello UP; ONE KILLED

Try Associated Press
Chattanooga. Tenn. Oct ~ With
James Oliver. aged 20, In iah posses
today still were securing tho sicinKy
OF Ocltewah, Jane county. for I'd
Martin. his ALLEGED companion and
accouspllce In the killing Of Deputy
Sheriff Mcintosh. and the robbery ot
many travellers on the Dixie ni.hsay
Saturday.
The two discharged soldiers. II Is
said, barricaded the hIghwey near
ocltewah early Saturday. holding up
all travellers who approached ard III
naily capturing and holding for hours
several citizens who came 10 lrvesti-
gate the killing of Deputy N,tntosh.
who was shot by ore OF sse boys
whom he attempted to arresi.
Oliver was wounded In an exchange
OF shots with posseman. and was
only captured. according 10 aitisefs.
when he feared he was bile l!rg TO
death Citizens who were held by the
men we're forced 10 take him to Oclic-
wah for medical attention. Hia cnm-
Tanion escaped.
Oliver was threatened vita ,vnch
ing at ocitewah. A rope was elaced
about his neck and he was swung uf',
but citizens desisfcd when hn prom-
ised to give the name OF his ecm
panlon
Deputy Sheriff Mcintosh died in full
view OF persons attracted to the spot
Attempts to reach him with medica!
aid were repulsed at the point II pis-
tolls
Six men and a woman were huddled
along the roadside covered ~ the
pistols of one OF ne bandits. while
several hold ups were In Progress
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-20
Muen aoaua aroen aoLn.

gttY Asss sfeA rFyss
~ Louis oet 10 A wAeeiaa
aaAluas raalsal ap~eulaF NJ waa
sounded Al sire eenverslss ~ ems
Investment nAakeFs' amase,asNn N
Aeerssa. ~tssh ep*naa Asrs sastay
rhaaeamas ~ ~sslssmear ase saa
sa.asna sha seuHtey alsueuslas
spurious ssaska ard herts she
banksea asserted A ~axv at swsa
slaslas vanally ~ affefmath u var.
IA sprsaasng over ths e@awtrY. asl*
aassa asslarsd. saa sSsu tsAsaalens
bAreAs,w are saAlnH aavansaas ~
shss
ws'iiam q gtasse u, ~ aaislssoee.
president " shm asTaelaslan sasu
raFsd Fhs alspasiem wfeA teS aassa
latloa efsse whNh sailsN~ea tne
france PvusAsaa ~av. aaa M ~hgen
vsay residents u Gsfmapy sufs
maae paupsrA
Ths sstsnslsn st fss*lsn s~salt4
70 build up foreign tesde asa sh#rs
Ny lHeraass production. ~4a usaad
90 a means ~ sraagaAslsg sdleal
ism aNa consisting sbe hlah aast ~
ilsioa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-20
RISK MEN MARKS
FOR LEGISLATORS

Louisville. Ky. Oct 2o--Fire insur-
ance interests OF the country have
united and hereafter will lire up two
million insurance men against all at :
sacks upon the business OF fire insur-
ance, F c Boswell. president OF the
National Board OF Fire Underwriters.
declared In addressing the convention
OF the National association OF Insur-
ance agents. He asserted that insur-
ance men are taxed more for doing
business than any ouner industry and
that they are constant mark for any
legislator.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-20
PROHIBITION IS CAUSE
OF SUGAR SCARCITY

The cat is cut OF the bag. The rea-
son for the sugar shortage Is caused
by srohibitior. This is the statement
made by DR. Alonao Taylor OF the fed
eral department OF agriculture. Soft
drinks and candy has Increased 50
per cent in demand since hard drinks
went out.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-20
TWO OKLAHOMA oil
STOCK" MEN GRABBED
A WOMAN tuMr ANln> I~-
tArl~. u Ait>i>. ~o, Nj.
~ ~ it>tNsiN W
SIiit Iru>~. tlu.i>.
pisrt.I ~ III N Any
uI t,ii -hisii.
OiItk ~tsiliMtS


Chicago. 0ss Wa p~lpga utsnAe~
ard { 1eHss. wha s*y snsiv Aswss
aF~ Va tamtvn. nAsas sss Ia gsgl hsFw
on ohafus ~ segfna sTes's4s sA
ssachs IL ths pklsnewsa ART Yssaa
osl fssiax. Thsy ~sYAsa awa~4 sfsses
altla ard ~sda@s 4 s~awssa saespao
i0n escaped.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-20

Washington, Oct 2o-~~pvalssRs vii.
rcn had very goou nsQhs ard hAs
recovered from the attack " lnciqss
'tion which he Rad yesterday. seeee
tary Tumulty sala today efser talk
with Rear Admlrsl orsysor, the . ga.
idens's ptysicGan.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-20
ANOTHER sTREETcaRLEs
TOWN RESULT or STRIKE

Knoxville. Tenn. Oct .D-knoxyille
eas without street car service Sun
f,~ and today, employees OF the Knox
,i'i Street Railway and Light COM
,any having fone on strike as a result
~ the refusal OF the company to gran
wage increases demanded.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-20
DARR|CAD[ H|CHWAY
IN MILITARY FASHION
HOID-lP or pASSERS-RN
WAS WHOLESALE IN As
pEtT Ar TIMES. MUCH
MONEY AND JESSEl.RY
IS TAKEN: one
At LARGE


Chattanooga, Oct eo--Ed Martin,
one Of the two returned soldiers who
robbed many ceople on r,9h~ay
near here Saturday. and klllec On Of
ficer, was captured by posse after
he had been wounded three times.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-20
Short Cuts To
Home Mems

t'aAnls Rall has hFuAhs eais geg
aisoser From 1escpA zoa phe allssrs
nan support anil ssanAenmsnl No
eallaren TIE wife asks tag al assao
Flats alvoce aHa allmous 9el Il Hys
lns In Mawer~
The annusl meeting ~ IAe t.agaa
ceaaiy chapter American neA sresn
will be- held "Wednesday. glVseher "a.
At s,xa ~ the ms bali Taets wsll
a. np~aAer pge*ems fvm IA tioals
All meusesrs arr lasasd
nishop II + nsynoids Il ii shafgs
% tho BID rally At the NAsarlne
vhnrcA. pvi Meet Mariner. nuw auInw
On r'sese wsll he apes sas manls
fNlfmlshed BY ehnsr ~ IN. nsghaas
college. Some neted speakers ~ill A.
prvseas The tsiN hsalns tonight
&C r Eastman. expert sFyNafasss
brought half dosSa Vera Imperial
and enaw apples "a th~ Irsavs ~
fee. stas are world heAlsfs Tue 40
pies average pnand each and Am
p~Ffct to color and shape MF East
man aaya hla sfees Am lillea witA
Iheer wonderful applra,
The state m~Silng NJ sha Anti
Iiprwsthaet association viii upau sea
slons here Wednesday t'its hnnaresi
delegates are expected rhDAa whn
have reoms 10 rent tuF nlKht shaulA
register tAvm a. many nsoma will ~
needed Theiephonv 81 AnA apk saf
A = Gregory. secretary
30 u Arthur. detective. wiyh tN
ilusna agency ~ Tulaa, 10 Ia Guthrie
to-day committing wsgh sheriff KA
Robertson Il sa Thought lsal there Is
q plant la nuGhrie whatr atNtwn ao..sla
from Tulsa are eandlesi and lhe ilnrua
assns IA here Tor the pnrose ~ srao
ting aoias clues tha, ara very has ana
eud hnee,
The congregation or tAa ~ rI
churcp. South. of g4a city believe ID
their pastor Yesterday nnv Callahan
completed hia Third sear as pastor ot
tho local church The tang rmailan
unanimously voted 20 retain sam FOR
another year said member; There
~ no discard HI our church when we
act good maa We hold him and Rev
Callahan rs the best wa have had faF
a Ions time Tva vhueh has Improved
wonderfully since bis Stewardship and
the congregation has enlarged Ne
love our pastor Guthrie people. gen
efally, are giad to hear thaf tss cAl
lahan will fomaln in Guthrie.
-F w I.intT w v Harker. and II y
George have returned from New York
aud Chicago. where they purchased
thousands of dollars worth ~ iadlss
ready 20 war and meas clothing for
The Lusx October HAlep. T'aa ready IL
wear market In New York. owing 10
watm weather and showing 40 ~
recorders. waA weasening. and shny
~ere fortunate Ia obtaining many hl#h 4
grade garments at pfioes considerably
over than earlier 10 tie season
we're anxious 9u soil
what garments they had ulats ~. ao
hoy coua pat ran money lulo aptns
material Mr. George reports that Nj
,ough, lafga quantities ~ mems suits
or spring that will aell ~ 500 and sss.
md advises all Who can % buy aaita
row, while comparatively lew prices
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-20

Eifnw = rvweii hns complaint
afalna the city. Iie aays iN Ia haFe
on visIt a. the home ot hls wtfns
brother At 1905 West Cleveland ays-
ruc. and that wv haa been ~eryea wstn
notice 10 rAy poll tax 20 work TIM
roads. = am NOT resident u Guth-
ric.~ and therefore an, nor amenabIN
70 taxes herc." said Powell.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-20

New Orleans. Oct 20~~fhe ualpR
ionashoremsn voted almost unAH
r,ovsiy to-day 10 remain on strike w
~ their demands for Increased ~agss
were met.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-20

Scottish Rite Will hold special
reunion ~ the Temple Nov " 70 20
Ladies' win be entertained at this r.-
union.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-20

John Adams: They are reading
Il, peace treaty In the senate with
some hopc ot getting Il finished before
Christmas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-20
FRENCH DEPUTIES
VOTE HEAVY CREDIT

Paris. Oct s0--The chamber OF dep
utIes last night voted a credit of H.
100000 franrcs 10 national participa-
tion in The erection OF tie monument
at pointe de Grave. at the mouth of
the GIronde river. in commemoration
OF American intervention In the great
war
The pitch of the human voice varies
w1fh tha length ~ cha sShnras
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-20
NOT SUCH = GREAT
DECREASE AT THAT

Berlin. Oct 20 Th" re~ailt of ro-
vincial census taken DC, shows Ber
Inns population 10 be- so 100. which
~ decrease OF ifs.0op Us compared
with December 1910.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-20

George Mcfirsgor says that after a
u,an has learned 10 drive 4 motor ear
se must learn 10 talk the language.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-20

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-20

New Orleans. Oct a0-Tonighf,
cloudy and colder; Tuesday, generally
fair