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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-06
ALCOHOL As BEVERAGE
IsA DEAD ISSUE
But AlcSlol As a Fuel Ia Very
Much Alive end WIN Re
Moreso As Time
Goes On

NJ MaNn9f Ma King Aleonns wnna
oW ~ ~ hAsk deoF ~ 4 hessgmsv
fn ae sng4sM she front asor IN tfi
luA II a. ggrt
Thar. a. lrrsa eeAnla rvAHcmnhia
lntpypf siton " fts4 ~ sAg~u anHr-
anny ua tho s4bktH ine lDdsn4 IN
pfoananeemenl of nuwher pg World
fsusoap ehfm%ls vlso ssyenard
seseMitle suagr ~ f~tenlis "a Me~
Ynrk cay
Nhy mother Nscm wAsy lm wisfnw
hirsh 40 his nsw hrafn chiia ~ IN
vrn oa q niatsd hs lr Alexander
ifanena rell
There u one Dbelac 90 further
aaEaMa lA Mt sapieAl dsve1s9mossi
10 ihe tn,n~asinR fsce ~ she taei
necessary 10 warh msehinvfN ttal
md oli are saing az and afe strictly
tms'sd Ia QaanitY We can igeie oNai
Sai "a i msnv hgii We can never ps1s
K haek Wa ean dinW oil frufn sub
irfrAnean reservoirs. isni we caa never
refill than again We are spend
thrifls ln shv nsattur ~ fuei and are
asing car capital scr running "a.
.sense
IN r. l@sion 20 cal aud nll. the
wurlds annual consumption he's be
come 40 enormous MAI we are no@
actually " hin mcaureable distance
0f stap ena IL thr epppY Whas shall
We - whfn W. have 40 more oosl
nr nil
"Anrr4 from water rover which
lx wrlcsly llmledl ana tidal and wave
power fwhlfh we have not vet learn
I'd ~ usilizel. and the employment
~ ihe ans rayw directly ns source
~ ioper. We haze hfile left asoegH
ifw wosfs ard Y takes "a least ~
yenrs fn suw n Gro ~ tFerA
There rs. however enc othor source
nf ianl sunpiy vhich wav peFhsss
so'yn this prublefn ~ ihe future A
eOh0l makes beautiful. cieAn and
sffleicuf fuel. ard where not intend
oa fnr consumption Nv human beings
can b. manufactured sefy eheaply IN
an Indsrg NJ bio or even poisonous
form Wood alcohol 'oF example. nan
be eipnloyrd aa fuel. and se can
make alcohol from sawdurs. or xsse
producl ~ oue mills
"Aicohpl can also be- manufactured
from corn stalks. and tn fact from al
most any vegetable matter capable OF
fermenaation Oar crossing cre.m and
even wessdN can b. need This waste
products ~ orr farms are avatlahlo
for tha grpose and even the garbage
from olpr cities We need never fear
the exhaust of our pro ant fuel Sup-
Plies No iorg aa wc can produce an
annual erep of alcohol TO any extent
dfNirtd
The World will probably de.end
nnon alcohol mone and more ~ time
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-06
NAN CHARGED WIN
E,IBi.k/t.i.Mi\I tUPAN

Ukfngbse. Mss 9 IA mll aaYWsmt
~ all cIaima a@aln#f him tuf allsNnd
WhywaMe " county fund W sinese
"f Shawnee formerly county elefA ~
ukmal@v@ tauntY paid 9Yrv fe gnHHfY
Treasurer . VIII Baker 81 Tffl hste
Monday afternoon Although 30 a.
iipn has yss been faAen 4 IL st~efsd
IL evansy Dtficsai rlfHlea THAT t1Yr tm
dscments ehar8ing enibsxxifalsni nSrw
standing agtlN#t ts0ree in district
cDufH Mill be dlsmlHasd The aetaae4
pleaded aei guilty 60 at ffYe fhafksn
before Judge NJ I. lipgafth ~ MunaaY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-06
CHURCH FILLED TO
HEAR EVANGELIST SMITH
Interest In Revival Grows, Many
Seek the Light; Music Is
Feature; Everybody Is
Welcomed

The extent ard nature OF human
authority in religion will be Eyanee-
list Smiths eme at the First Chris
ttan churrt tonight Hts subject Il
Was Peter Pope /, will he q
clear but courteous discussion of Il
vital theme
The gallery was called into service
again last night TO accommodate the
great crowd that gathered Tor the
meeting, The service was one OF the
best that as been held yet Six per
sons responded TO the invitation hast
night. five being confessions OF faith.
The interest was all taat could ~
asked. and promises great harveSt
during the present campaign
An agreeable feature Of the meet .
ing last night was the HE school
delegation that came In a body. and
which was enthusiastically received
by the evangelists and Audience An
impressive baptismai service. con
Quoted hy the pastor. followed the
sermon last night Mr.. cassity sang
very effectively. MY Mothers Bible. r
Tong 1. by special request. he will
repeat Molly and the BABY
An unusual feature OF the mmsting
will be tAe Boys Hike. which will
take place next Satardsy Mr. Cas-
sity makes this feature Of his meet
ings and be always shows tho boys a
good time. Every boy ia Guthrie IL
asked 90 go wiGa this crowd for a
great time Saturday. Nj Casaity ex-
poets at least two hundred lads on
this excursion 10 the woods The boys
will bring their lunches and meet At
the city ball at $50 o'clock Saturday
morning.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-06

10 THRIFT +.
COMMANDMENTS

~ 'ssg's'Viasnslea ~ wattsr w Ifesa
H s1'i'mtFA xtr@ tErSmiAens ia the No.
sst'ual 'ssssx asftivn Ur the Araefie~n
Asn ksvss aaAaeiAstsm. tiA~v ares
" Masses Dsaxnt
hsep an imt&tltgenx rnmwd ~
Expenditures
Have a hank aerrunf.
slarFy Rfm i@~uYAnvw
Mass witt
1wn TsRnr wNts hotM~ evNshf uwfly
Pay ynw bsIia tr.mtfNfy.
Unrest IN Wrr 3@vinNm atnfyttw
apt' ptA~f 9uverHntent sAcufSts~<
= 3s.nd lees tis.n yon earn
W MAR" With othsr~ Thvyft WIN.
~ ~ e~nssr'~p~e y d dortbtfni blc~s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-06
JUDGE POLLOCK IlOl rs
TT ENFORCEMENT ACT

~ fs0ais Ma Nov Euiofce
ment Of the war time pfcashiilon oa
fpfeemeni Act was halted lplnporarily
in 81 Louis and ihls district Of Mis-
s"asi "Wednesday afternoon when
United sisies r. sSs I1Sa YsalegA
"a Topeka, KAN hearing Fa iuunn..
ton procoedsneS ~ NYa ST Louis
hrewrrlew here this afternoon ohgalns
"a verbal pledge from United s,afes
District Attorney Hensicy that no
further attempts At prosecutions un
der che Ian would be attempted pend
ink the result ~ the hearluFe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-06
FIVE GRAIN DEALERS
ARE On BLACKLIST

New York. Nov s Failure 10 file
reports required by shc TnRed States
grain CORPORATION and the disrewa rd
lr ~ official communications from
4 have resulted tn fh~ revocation ~
The llrcn@e of five firms. Il waw an-
Tounced today BY What Director
Barnes
The holders ~ she liconsea were
Okfsha a company of Oksnha. and
G Lair ~ Watora, Okla r A Wv3ik
kuhi Of I,exena. Kan ti1r American
Voaa a Grain company of Amarillo.
Texas. and Biadssock. Alien 4 Clark
~ Temple. Okla.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-06

calpmhas. q, fses es-urs ff,elss
FwsuFW& srara as securities smAsa8lmw asl
~ sne ~vt esetats ARD so agslss.
shp~sh ess HaMtitisa 90 *ll Fmm~
proposals. aaa anusWaIlg large wss
nalaety aaasnat ms Cestans pF~fshs
tiea enforcement aat ard Fatstiessiee
- nakiHeai agehlhstlaw.
Esaasna hl@ asa@Vtg@A aw iAts @ffl
tsal faiufns trsw ID eaaNtlss asers
tAey ~ asats aFwssh sesa first asy vie
isFY estlnsse $50 nssn naNy,s too Aagn
umyA ADMIT EAmfFAI nKFEAf
State Ivy headquarters sAia ~ssys-
ina aamAssa sha svaAahsx aefsst IA
sss ssrsHss~ ssAss, ssA@ gsFe xwss sax very
eiaas q fwtiFgsassan, bus Fsssssed sk~s
tha F@@s I'll Mf tina saafs~law ar@hshs
tsen ard tsss 3Fs n~t s4ns hsss amsaa
waent h#5 hwme sssfs@s&a Nv Ia@wm
yates 4 ~ gibaew ~et aaepssae
manager. anetsesa shs craAh~ SEA
ayeF'~hw uNiauiy H*fsassa snd rsssFs
fatsen asNiAsxmiy 40
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-06

sin. ste wisl lfn& theif fanssa wfsh
the dpe'rsae ~ iha Wesls mhsrM ~
ilist ths lnsprs~Alcm tbe mlauY lnaasaM
do nrs want psepse ~ x~s
ons eaHnnf hNlp nninN tFaswemsmsi
no nsstSev whaF sectwna VI tlis ssrAh~
zone are visited wtth ihe msfafts ta~.
sng nsaae ~ th~ authorities ao Aaaus
pres fhs slis ~ llsishw assassa effmtm
ana thc~~ dsrersml awalnet saF4sw unaIs
eFtnxs " strikers. aasm rsssulssa ia rm4
usarkmsly f~w afmgrderM.
Tha rres@ms atmei stYiks viii wn
down n h'@svrv ass on@ ~ slAs errmsrmg
wtrlaSai"M Deswsan labor nnsl sarpatal
ne s0rid han osnr ~Mn~ saa. Ii nlso
stil ~ ivmn in HISTORY am lMNAiun In
~-rss-vr.a-4@s..-.r--.As .-e-.as.u.4s.-A-.-.--
fCorHtnuad an pam~ fsx.f !
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-06

NINE NEGROES 60 10
PEN FOR ~ YEARS

Helena, Ark Nov Shine more no.
grcsw were sentenced "a tprmn In tine
feniien'iary Of y ysare, twenty seven
70 terms ~ 1--WE years and one for
ten yrarn The conviction grow from
The rnne riots last month
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-06
BIlE SKY OPERATORS
tisE BEFORE SOl M

Ton"ka. kan Nov Fourteen
salesm~u ~ ~socks mn*tly ~ osl ean
ccr1s were hfnre the blue aky
hoorHi today far examination snsc
their various financial eat arpf4scs
The Haiesmen wcre from Manhattan
CLAY C~nter and Wlchisa Tho exam
4natlun followed reports fhat n num
hna ~ concerns afr wslssnp shssr
stocks IN Kansas IA vlolStlon Of she
blue sky law
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-06
ROOSEVELT WILL NOT TRY
ron LEGION HO<0Rs

Ne~ York. NOV g. Lssaienanl Col
eHst Theodore Roosevelt. eiectesi ta
district, to-day announced fhat he will
not be = candidate fo~ any offlepAin
she American Legion, becange of hss
enragemeps ii politics Saturday he
will leave for n. legion convention
in Minneapolis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-06
EARLY r-c 1ToSs agpoRSs
DISCOURAGE COMMITTEE

Mew age 90 The Leader frrm Okla
hoTna CITY SAYS sSriy r. SfTs OF Red
Cross drive are scpur4ging
u may he necessary 10 call on
American Legion 10 hesp said Chair
man Owen. Soldiers will pu y over
as last sTsor but this ~ our fight
soldier have dcne their duty We
mass get this million for Oklahoma I"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-06
M'ADO0 ~ RECEPTIVE.
WOULD MAKE Htti

Wehita Fails fsEa# NuV y t'nF
mff Aesrvafy ~ she ftessAfy ae
Adou stated tiiHl ~ sMA n0f ~w~kiaG
presidential bonngs. isHi as man weaihf
fffvae them e ihfaM ugsa hsm
Which indicates thaf tne soH ~ la~
~ ih~ president may t-s tanaidate
whch ghn time enntsw
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-06

In my first hand study A. Pitts
burgh. McKseSport. Wheeling and
Weirfon | talked with many people
regarding the rart prohibition liz play
ing In the present steel gsr5ke,
Steel mill officials. mayors, sherifsn
state, city and town poHse, soldiers
recently returned from she. ,yther side
Americans employed ID and 20 strike
4 the milk. railroad employees eAam :
Der OF commerce members, ciothang.
furniture. boot and shoe and other
tradesmen. resaurani prowisms. az
well - priests and Minister. all
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-06

VwuntY tuasaslsFhsngfa aIH rssi
n.ew' unsA aeN MeataKy mntmAaa 81
alesw vwpgnms eiAimA sna teau ag'
n>esa hly Fes@rta VI ufeivers CHAIR
msmn " I. itsy.ehs wbe RAA hessH ahmvRs
lwwn tse tils gse several Nefks eAlissl
a. e~sa9m Ia sslAtn hss fam ta@mlMf
uteetlhg Nnnaay ara tAs UshFF Aem
Awrs set sne adisafael Aats haf peNs
NowAAY Warrants ~sly W. Avapsah4a
st@sas tee mstA'p n aex wvvk AZ
esssNiHx 70 ruwp1Y ya~gk w*aA
FAw snlhsw imn msrfhasa lsseees@
w~fe 1r@Hfsa ~ ttaafs tfsesk Mrs
MaFsha Seal scsisY " " faylns As.
ana y = HUeens h8l NatsA Nf pAh@
Meusa CRy lwHNn fhasw evttuMwa
the wAsYiMWs e~eemaMs N A im ts
sns Nlfass W&MhimAfssn 3s hstA ~
aaRnass tusiRr haet@ a'aa puegwuaed
fhia eefwtsnfy tMn Asanatef sg ana
t"aAAne g@we is hvh nt tlashft
isss camhen ana elev tRrNN y
b~sh ~ sluehfsr
liay " Wossag aWls "a sss sssae
fpsa aWd mAN aKw W hwsnA hfard M
luaee ARTHUR Nw4At r. afeetel et,nei
sndas ln~sas {euss tn pwegaFm ttaa
'n~sn sa shs charge mast
Three iRehFA * sHa~ tvll iH ems
NesNngN fstfs a. tFe egste tudss A
AliTht lail W es.MsfnA ess,Yt na8h eM
uhlahpsaa cald wraths4 y pfyamt8ea
'vf ssgmafFow and nntKh
soaF uafhue hansN4a hFaash
bach ga fins ta& aae&A thiA HuvNlWN
Thnt had stayed ap a1 nlAht eA fste
hanAs w . laAe aMd hsyvEesl f0g tsu
privilege ot aa heaFv shsNslsna Is the
tesd ssas dswn VI ~ mmfnimf Aua
~. fuuny fegsaFp n an Nagns " thai
tbs average duck hamlse doses nsst scare
70 vai thR Kagup b. kliie
Chairman iA,tem III ghe euapa
euunsA a. asfsnwa aetIn4 aNpsf sn
rsrusalnue fyum the statv ehaltaaa,
has callsd d nsewsfuH ~ shs Assl
eaunsli fpf FFtiaY aftvfusNn AZ 4
nefscA 1T hts utgase tn tbe VWArt
house ~ vnussllVf Ae gn5xwllsun ssi
making survey ps wml. watal. asE aria
either r@ssatlais aaw NJ shs hunaa ~
dealers
Victory iay SUyelnher lilA wit
hr ata.sVsd ia t4iNhvie Nsswsen ~
the slnla aad eHy otfeials Hge lsNs
sarsna hH snlehtatun fhefe will
hv q Esnersl #sfNss iellfseaslaN ria
s'hsaAssw wsll be Ia esidNnea Nafeasa
ana nsaaAA sosAe stliWn srwn ,Ns si,tt
ni1iN and have a gpod slan fhe kpss
u sbw essx wsll Nv af9Nsl aYsg gp Nv
rillseas say ehlss MMeheu 4 sfeas
hoHfssn AZ sstHw eensraf atns sa as
ln1 considered
sswNhsr AisgvAell As k,iipHl w
sot40a ~ h#a ~ bra "A ne~ FNwa
ear a. AAwgiff Robertson tsstay Tue
ear sa* sssslen fgon ka 1sftsr iaFi
nlkhg aud u W lhua8ht tAs sb@lg eafas
shis way
Saturday " 4laagl0a d4Y ana b,ssh
parties are getslnH rsAaf ttF she eslN
svat n IL aaid tiaaa th@ inekl rys8b
H,ans hafp perfected perfsss organ
ixatlun And rr erg tn #ss n8i hsas4
vote ln ihs puaNy 1he deAugfaflf
epnwrsashsaai euHHee has alaN ~
kAniked nna wfil makn an eltuFA ~
nffNst She republican majority rlaads
Weaver miRnsMw alAgna gaAg mMFtg
ltf np Ga tnn OkiahNmA tsY llae
ilnrtaldN managers e'Msm UalAiNHMw
CITY hy con maipfsiy tnKan and
Payne cuuuils# will decide ,he ean
ts@t
IN htiw hlah eehnol fnmhall tsaa
n worklns faithfully today nod has
been for = Mfrk, aftparpK f'w the
Blk game aith okiaAuaa tAty Friday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-06
NtnrucNY aots RACK

WFf FFE WWFH
lausaviiln ~. Aav eae-9a ats N ,hs
statewide Nfanhlitsn sfnsNam~as,
~hien ~as nsf8ee taa sgsesaes tsss
TUESDAY @aa stEii asWhsfwi saasy
Only forty sesatsea eas AZ shs l4O nsa
been hsasd feem smrEY tagay. st~&s
showing majority ~ 70 sai sgsss
sgaiHat tho aesananmns
This does aet sweAn sMas the ss~ss
nave @9n however n a ealmass.
sups rutsnasns AZ slsa Nsasseky Aasg
8aleoa le&ase said a0s ssghss
ep1nsgsa ~ ~ heard fvagr. grs&t ~sa
ipfisy are 8tE*
a majority N feFty enumstas asww
'stai ~st FmsleFity " 2r sVB.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-06
aoLsHsvlkI ARE vlcross.

FFEF AENfFIIafffI Iff7sNI
London. Nov CA Russian bn'she-
Wiki report rcceived hswe ri 0rfs the
capture ~ Iahafn. - miles north Of
pefrnfacloek. wktb zoo prisoners The
connBniquc also claims the capture 81
ifea pri oners A. Ort Busulsk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-06
MEN MtiO nm THE JOR
THOt GIT TO m PROBES
SIGNALS. MERE NuI
ENCITEn AND IOtpk
OWN TIME
SHERIFF ROBERTSON IS
ON THE LOOKOUT
MEN SAID To HAVE REE<
SEEN On ROAD TO ctTli-
RlE: LOSS WILL. ENCEED
$40, 900: LOCKED THE
CASHIER ~ TllE
VAULT

Cushing. Nov e---rwo raasked
rsen followed Cashier kennes I'M
70 the Oklahoma State bank here
at . O'Clock thas morning. forced
hsri TO epen tne safe and csc Rped
with more thar $4,000 in cur.
re~ey ana shsaf Of libcrky
bonds
The exact armour, taken by the
robbers Is not ycs known. bot will
probably exeeeo $4,000
Cashier kerney was locked IN
the safe aztec the robbers s,nisnea
the 100. They were cool snc ap.
paren ly were IN no hurry.
They ten the bank and drove
away ~ Ford 40 minutes after
they entered the bank
possee ~as formed within an
hour. A Ferd car. in which she
two men were riding, was seen
going sn the general direction of
Guthrie. All towns ~sshir a ra.
olus cf 700 rs.fes Of cushlno were
notified w'thsn two hours on the
robbery
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-06
Ne~ JTHaKY GOVERNOR
NLNNYEn az MANNfMl

tsfssy tlsy, ~ !. fsav As~aaysgHes
elset fdwara Etmards #Hw@unesa
ssasy shas hs ~swla vas slI lawful
nfaans - pt~ssnt prnhihlsien w M~~
Jersey ~ saaslslsF wsy atsgtlea.~ ".
saia. saa ~ iH5'sasgan ~ shs fsssssu@
" shs psepls NJ shts st@fs aeeeMvnsng
national penh'httton, fheY are NJ
auAiffealy opposed sA st#
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-06
OHIO REFUSES TO
nAT|fY IN AMENDMENT
IOtn PROPOSITIONS Nlit.
AOfiD iHpN>. ki>tttkN
sI~t, Igl,.i~fgls~ urt'tL
~Iiiu> 10 ttl>~tI@
"a HMM. ttu,sil~
IlIituN >tW
iIil~iN rs
NIl ~
VOTE


CaiUs~haa o. Nev ee~tsss ~
sasns saaas fewm faasaaYa ess
ssshlglwN wtsatiaA N Okgs ss~~*ss
Is sNastsf sha slsessae msaAs pes
dletlan ~ ##seetArY ~ @s&gw
ansith shat sha apYs haa s&Fes*sf
sNs feur ar0nlbstlam nsane*@s
voted apUn nY wsal4risles Fawasn1
~ mgr ~ faroa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-06
WIFE or PRESIDENT or
MEXICO rs DYING

A~xico City Nov g. Physicians al
tending Signora Carranza. wife ~ the
president. have given ~ hope for her
recovery They wtated today that
~ss7ors Carranza can live bu, few
hours
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-06

Fo~r on. and a KreRf field of useful
nssew ~ opening 40 For The unglnwer
enable alcohol 20 be tsssd % the
source ~ power
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-06
THE WEATHER

New Orleans, Nov. s-Tonieht and
Friday generally fair: much colder to-
nisfss freezing In north central Okla
hon1a; colder in southern Oklahoma
Friday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-06
cAicAGoANs WILL TURN
FACES TOWARD CAST

Chicago. Nov g. IN the celebration
N Armtaloe Day Nov /, ~ t'hssa
g0ans wAl a,Up FOR one minute ard
face toward tha cnAt. according 20
plans announced Tor the celebration
tosiay
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-06

New YORK. Nov t--I he army Santa
C7ans- transport. America. TODAY be
ran takirv on isg knights Of Column
bus Christmas cargo for American
trpo.s in Siberia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-06

ROBERTSON HAS MEN WATCHING
Sheriff Robertson VAS natifisd
of the robbery early tnis morning
ard started with several deputies
TO uusFd All reads entering tne
city from the east. The wire 70
Sheriff Rober sen this noruiua
stated the rcahers Rad beer seen
coming this way There is re.
ward Of siooo FOR bank robbers
posted BY the state and a like sun,
by the Rauksrs' asscc csstson.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-06

The report Of an Investigation made
by The Iron Age" in the Pittsburgh
district BY member OF ito staff.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-06

Waahlngte~. esas a.~fAm nsams
treaty asnxwarnsms presented W. asn
ster Gore ~ Uklahaewa. 70 rsaks an
RaNs9Sg n@nua&F vasw Nena@RarT m~
fore aaf daegaFAt4am " ~ae gnsser sns
eaeN@ e a@sf@@ss ~ss e~l#essa ssxs&y
~ tne sen@ts fha volts 4a4 W u
~ HepwhsiaAs leader kaaas .na @shs
" '@aaiwg r~wuDglaams vvsia4 aaafnss
shs swsn#suauf.
KNesAIsss iHrwwRMr aArF.
AtaMdUHl ~ny ~ Fitw satm sm stxa
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The evening world., 1919-03-05
VERMONT TOWNS
RUSH To GET OFF
THE WATER WAGON
License Wins All Over State
as July / Drought APP
proacheS.

MONTPELIER, VT, March 5.-A
marked trend toward license was
shown to-day in the tabulatlon OF
results of the annual voting yester-
day in the various towns and
cities Of the state on the liquor
question. At least twenty four cities
and towns have voted for license. as
compared with thirteen last year
The number may be increased when
the returns are complete.
Apathy on the part OF Prohibition
advocates is regarded here as one
factor in the result.
The list of places entering the Ii
ccnse list includes Burlington. Mont
pclier, st, Adams, city and town, 81.
Johnsbury, Northheld, Roxbury,
Mount Tabor, Benson, Hubbardston,
Dandy, Fairfax Highgate, Swanton
and Hartford.
Others which went wet" last year
and remain license this year are
Rutland, Barre. Bennington, West
Rutland, Castleton, Fair Haven, Col
chester ST, George and Shelburne.
In two towns. fairfield and Tin
mouth, the vote was a tie.
The evening world., 1919-03-05
MAGISTRATE WON ON 90
PLAYING ROULETTE Wheel
1t Was an Experiment in Court
Proceeding Arraignment OF
Gambling Prisoners.

! Magistrate Mcclellan. being young
aad. unskillful, played twenty yollows
on the double O.
Detective SorRer spun the wheel and
reporter threw the pill. while Assist
ant District Attorney O'Shaugh1cssy
stood By and watched for evidence. lie
did not watch in vain.
This was in the West Side court this
one confiscated at No, l27 Wes, nth
street. in the district where Inspector
Henry had boasted that the only dis
sipation was eating wheat cakes.
There were prisoners present. but the
court seemed to be more interested In
the roulette wheel, which was said to
have cost 1900.
Tho Magistrate. as recorded, played
twenty yehows on the double q. which
caused the Assistant District Attorney
to gasp,
Those yellow boys are worth $50 a
chip" he protested. Your Honor is
betting siOO on an awful long shot"
Arizona Sorgcr. the banker whispered
temptation in the ear of the Court
1t pays thirty Ave to one, your
Honor" he said, III you win"
That's $4,000" calculated the Magis-
trate. Shoot"
A snecr curled Sorgcr's lip as he spun.
The wheel stopped and the pin stag
| gcrcd into the 90!
Fourteen thousand dollars" said Nc
Geehan happily.
| Then il was time to arraign tho
prisoners. They were Grant Fisher, the
Negro doorman OF the Seventy
! Street place. and Frank Jones, lessee
They were held for trial on charges OF
rum ng gambling house.
The evening world., 1919-03-05
MAYORS MEETING
IN NALVELY ROW.;
HOUSTON LEAVES
Clash Follows Demand by
Rolph of San Francisco for
Extra Congress Session.

WASHINGTON. March 5.-Dis-
satisfaction of Western delegates
over failure of the Conference OF
Governors and 'Iayors to take defin-
ite action toward relieving unem-
ploymcnt, which had been in evi-
dencc since yesterday, eliminated to-
day in a row during which Secretary
Houston left the hall.
Mayor Rolph Of San Francisco,
who criticised Congress yesterday,
precipitated the trouble by submit
ting resolution which demanded
that President Wilson Immediately
reconvene Congress and in his mes
sage demand passage OF important
legislation which failed with the ad-
Journment yesterday.
There was heated discussion be-
fore the conference decided to send
the resolution 20 a committee for IA
report later in the day.
with all due respect to the gentle
men who have addressed us Mayer
Rolph said, they have not told us "a
word that We did not already know"
Mr.. Rolphs resolution condemned
the building of American ships In
Japan and China and demanded that
those contracts be cancelled and re-
placed with some of the contracts re-
Gently cancelled by the Shipping Board
in this country. The resolution also
advocated collective bargaining as a
means OF lcsscning labor unrest.
When a motion To refer the resolu-
ton 70 committee was made, Judge
Cowgirl OF Kansas City said the rule
OF the conference called for submis-
sion OF resolutions without their being
read Judge Lewis, representing
Arizona, Immediately protested
against gag rule. Discussion be
came general and in reply TO criticism
Of the Resolutions Committee, Mayor
Baker Of Portland, ore, declared Tho
western delegates were much diesatis
hcd with tho procedure OF the confer
encc and wanted something done /
was at this point that Secretary Hous
ton departed,
During the discussion one delcgat
said ne knew OF at least nine men VIII
were going home before the conference
ended, because they were dissatisfied
with the deliberations
Earlier WHlam Piggott, spokes
man for Seattle told the conferenc
how that city dealt with industria
unrest.
This panic about BolshevIsm /
the United states Is all "A bogcy,' il
said. "rLe man is unfair who com
pares conditions in this country wit
Europe. There is no reason n
: anarchy or revolt in Il Unite
n States"
4 Mr.. Pggott emphasized, howeve
= that Mayors and Governors shoul