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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
welded WOMAN Re TURNS LICENSE
TAKEN To MARRY ANOTHER MAN
RECEIPT OF UNUSED LICENSE Re
LIEVES TENSE SITUATION AT
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE.
License was Secured by Martins Forty
Man June lo-Few Days Later An
other Man Claimed Woman.

Il refused to marry THIS man.
, Tins si,,,rIr NOT. written in pencil
.,.s.. e ,,I.,,r writing
"'' d i'' "
paper accompanying y marrIhE" I''"H
, r'lurn' To th' OFF," "i county 'l'rK u,
) t. Willis N'si"rd1! morning, r"l'"','
; rather y tons" >''uaiI"n when inc ih""'h
. 81 Ium" Cr"n'"d IN y" mnrraC" incense
bureau. Tn" Sptc" ~ inc bottom OF '"r
!l" nS' intended Tor 1'' ''F'"''H'' ~
, M minister performing IN" ceremony
authorized by 'h' d"rUm"n' wa hlRiN'
4 In l'~ .:"ni Wa IN" note. r"n"l'"d IN inc
! handwriting "f tn" women !" whom the
: stat" had gwen rs sanction !" marry
. Nu lm''i'ig'n"r reporter i"hrh'a ina,
on iTu' - u ma'rldG" H'"n>' was issue"
I I" l'HvId I'"rn'm". -. 81 Martins f"rrN'
. OBJ" authorizing hm :" we'd Nora ''a''
, 'hIh'f 81 Nh''ihS. w. fTP'' ''''"
, IA" ljr'us" indicated that neither inc
: man nor woman irtd """n marri"d PC
for. tn" llC'nS" was ISSUED ana pun
i'Sh"d ~ tho county '"irt notes III inc
morning m"w~rHl"rS.
Next day ~" '"'r Wei known S'Fr'.'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
LIST OF LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

\ complete lIS; - Applications. 10 dat.
for licenses 10 conduct business for
whIch a state l,rcns" =. r'0ur"l Will
T." presented thus morning for III" ap-
proval Of the OHIO County Eulrd If COM
In:ssInrcrS.
Tho lice1lGcs hav" all h"on prepared
and as soon rs tho board has passed
favorahly upon til" arpll"ftIou IN" Ii
rors"s will hc granted Applicants can
secure thclr licenses ~ any I'm" after
The board session this morning
I'll" county clerks oftc" Will hn ready
crrl% IN mornln-; 10 IS~u" tobacco and
Other lir"rE"S Whlrh DO not require an
"r.I'r e approval from the county COM
m .GrI,u"rS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
OPPORTUNITY CIRCLE
POSTAGE PLAY

Several Young Indies Of tho OTHor-
tunjty t'r,'" of ihC Vance N"mor,nI
church. W"ndsdalc. will Gil" n li'tl"
play ortltlcd The Missionary Clinic
This tW"drc Sdayl "N"n ne ~ o'clock
in conmcrricn with prayer mo"rinC. IN
,hc mons Ith'" class room IF tho
church TIL" play was Givon 50 Gu"-
ccSsfullr y; N" recent 500. al moot inCs
~ ~" ,''r.', A. tho HON" Of Mrs Charles
KIrn. Mrs. El:Hchofh r"ttICord Will be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25

arl comes worry highly recommended.
Miss prtou. whn has been the instructor
f.r tn past year. IS TO be the physical
director n"Xt year
I'll" Tn"l has h""n n very popular
r!l,.. . pccia,ly during this hot wealth
r rco~'o who realize how dangerous
nrf'.rc ss. whore :h"r" arc few If any
ru,r~ "a So 'hr health. condition 81 skin.
&c.. "f ~. harhcrS. always know they
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25

The small discarded clock will corr
IN handy for the sick-room # tho IA.
Ia in good condition. Set tho hand; \.
tho hour when the next dose Of mod p.
cine is to be given and you VIII MT
have TO tax your memory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
COMMISSIONER
BOYD,S COURT

In IN" matter - r. NJ. Griffin. bank
rurt. "f W"llshurg. a Petition for d
charge was nl"d and an order # notice
thereon entered. An order " dlS"hHrr'
was also oni'r''i IL tho hrukru,'',y mat
ter Of S s Chapman. of Elm Grove.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
NEW INSTRUCTOR AT
Y. W. E.. A. Pool

Mss Evelyn Eoa.o. e Bloomfield. y.
J.. arrives Friday E" take up work n
NS'hro!:rE As swInrl:"E instructor a ~"
7. ". pool Miss N'hl" - a craduh'"
OF the E"w Haven sCho". o.: gymnastics
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25

In police court yesterday, J"HGc NV"
imposed I'm" Of -. with IN" a'''''
native Of 50 days III the w"rkh"uSo'
unon William Bowen. Bowen pleaded
,1,,Itv 10 a charge Of being dIsord"rly
and striking his VII" Sunday at their
home, No. IS Alley -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25

The West Virginia mark"tahi" p"a'n
crop for 1919 will hc about -.-"" car
loads. aCcnrdrng Ia IN estimate '"lh-
pIlcd by W. II Summers. director "l
Of the market bureau Of tho state d''
rarimcnt Of agriculture.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25

arr safe in the Y. ". pool, as n doctors
certificate Is required of all swimmers
before entering the pool.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
Deeds Left for Record.

S,pt. l:ark &C Elm Grove I" less" r.
MrCiIl. property IN the Sixth ward.
Wheeling. SIN.
W. +. Jones 10 John Gh"rsaiu, prop
crtv on Fifteenth street; $40.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25

Samuel Good has purchased the NJ"
residence at I.cnnoX Place. now hcihS
constructed 10y James h. Han. Mr'
Good. tho coming fall. will we'd MISS
I,owcnstcin. Of Can;rn. O.. and the!
will reside at I."nnoX Place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25

! recently patented gam" for HON"
uSo utilizcs tho motor and turniahlc Of
a phonograph TO keep II in motion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25

Pay your water bills now and save
1O~c. City Treasurer Office.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25

Fred SOndrrman. Ia "iArE" 81 wv
local bureau Of the United S'a''S wv
rluymcnt agency, yesterday "ht'u''
that 10 la, tn" Applications NJ
one hundred m"n VIII" w'*h |" ="
Texas N rc~p"nS" Z" an Hnp"a' '''
,.orLmcu In harycS; tho southern crops.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
tM&RI

Charles Ridg'oy yesterday WAS
awarded a contract by the county '""'
missioncrs for placing several hundr'n
wards Of stone on tho Wheeling creek
road. He is to get hfty-siX cents per
ward
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
HERE AND THERE
items Of Interest tn Local feoPie
About Wheeling folks. socie|0o
and Organizations.

The nth convention Of tho iI'''
turgh synod Of tho Lutheran churcn ~
YounCstnwn. O.. commissioned tho NV
G.. W. Crtchlow Of this city a mlSS'""
arv to tho Virgin Island. lie Is 'hr
first American missionary commissioner
10 the recently acquired possession oi
this country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25

County commissioners !cS''rn"E
'cd an increase from 70" per ia!
s. per day for Supervisors anu
crS employed on IN" ROADS III
county commissioner Dean offered n
resolution granting IN" Ip"r"as" at'"r
49, ha,-d learned that tho road force
,,.,,,Id unit ,hc,r Jobs unless given
more money. LIN Ai
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-28
Crab Booze Valued Ats$2.5 500
Officers, Trailing Colored Woman.

To parsphrase: FOR ways tina,
are dark and for tricks that are
vain the festive bootieoser 10 pc
Guitar"
Notwithstanding the fact that
we have an ultra bone dry state
and a nation that has the Sahara
backed off the board. the wiley
whisky runner Is still dong bvsi-
ness At the old stand. The truth
Of this ~as esemplified this morn.
ing when Sheriff Ed Robertson
and Assistant County Attorney
Albert pinwiddic discovered
boeze plan, in the very heart Of
straw stack and extracted there.
from many aunny. sacks contain.
inc pint bottles Of Sum, rook
whisky.
Sheriff Robertson and his men
have bsen on she trail Of this plant
for some time but were banled
time after time in sheir efforts 10
locate u.
Al traits ceased al the c,mst
ron bridge north Of town.
This morning. however. 4 warm
trait was struck ond Pearl Mccnl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-28
FEDERAL OFFICERS HERE TO
ENFORCE NARCOTIC LAWS
Federal Men Say That Several
Arrests VIII Be Made Soon;
Important Data Mas Been
Collected

Special Enforcement onieer Jamel
7 Peck OF tae Federal Department. 1,
in Guthrie today looking into sllegee
violations OF the narcotic laws
The government aas had Two plain
clothes men In Gaihric Tor some time
There will be some startling develop
mcnis socn.- said officer Peck. Il
find some peculiar conditions existing
here and ! am surprised over the dis
covcry or course We find many
places over the country where local
officers slip and In some cases where
the local officers really don't care and
make no effort to enforce the narcotic
laws. believe this is one law that
every honest officer s1ould fearlessly
enforce. as IL is not only for the pub
lie good. bu, for the good OF the vic
Tim tina, is using the poison" he
added.
Penalty for violation OF this law by
an officer is very severe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-28

we'll known ioosi neeress. was
grabbed with the goods on. She
was driving a cart ard in the cart
the officers found ourryssek
f'''ed with PINT bottles o. sunny
brook" Robertson ordered the
won'an 70 turn back and tte of,
cers and woman retraced sssps
Until they reached the Tom Nc.
Nally farm 3 miles north of town.
AL traces Of the cart wheel tracks
Indicated that the plant was on
that farm. Then Robertson teie.
phoned 10 his deputy, Harry Beam
70 secure a search ~srrsn, for the
Mehsily farm and send Il cut i'm
msasaisly. This order was com.
piled with with the usual prompt.
ness. characteristics Of thas office,
and the search beuan.
Wheel tracks o. tAe cats driver
~ the McGilI woman, led 10 with.
~ twsnty feet of big straw
stack wen search the stack"
ta'd sheriff Ed. This was done
The Inspiration was good one.
eocre sack after boose e.sois, was
estraatcd from the very heart ~
nc stack until the entire con
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-28

tents o. the unique "plsn," was
retrieved BY the officers
u Is BY BIG odds the largest
booxe conflseation ever pulled or
IN Logan county.
According 70 the very --latest price
bulletins posted by "Booslcpesrs'
Union No o." the booze would
bring on the local market, $500.
And In passing. u might be we'll
70 add thst the suecess OF this
campaign should be divided three
ways: sheriff Robertson. Deputy
County Attorney Dinwiddle and
Deputy sheriff Ben arurraus
have worked cessIcssiy on a "tlpr
given some time ago that there
was "booxs cache" near the
cimarrcn bridge, since that time
ono o. the other Of the three have
bssn oa>ths lookout l.sss night
they ssaysdse from 10 o'clocl On.
~ dawn. ~s,ohNx the spproaohs.
Today their long v,si enda and
the triumph, 10 we'll earned.
-hnd believe me-" sald ghsrsss
Robertson. ''fhls "a tuss small
catch compared with the one wa
have 10 sight"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-28
GOOD EXAMPLE FOR OUR
STATE TO FOLLOW

While the attorney general Of
Kansas is busiIy engaged in filing
suits against tho seven big cement
companies Of the state which are
charged. with violation OF the anti !
trust iaws. these companies are Just
as bnsily engaged in announcing to
tac public through the pross that an
increase rate Of IL cents barrel on
cement will 80 into effcc, at an early
date, The alleged cement trust seems
10 worry over the attack OF the state
legal department about as much al
the average citizen worries over the
comeback Of tho German Empire
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-28
KANSAS STOCK nA|sERs TO
COMPETE WITH BIC FIVE"

Kansas livestock raiscrs have just
compinted plans In attempt to beat
the Packing House Trust and deter
mine the real cost Of selling meat. A
committee has been sent East for the
purpose OF studying market conditions
The plan as outlined AT the meeting
with the livestock commissioner Of the
state was to establish retail hutcser
shops at different points in Kansas
and sell direct to the consumer. thus
eliminating the wide margin which
appears between tho market price of
live cattle and the steak and roast
price asked by the retailers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-28
PAYS BANDITS RANSOM
TO SAVE LIFE or BOY

Washington. July 2s-Acting upon
the advice Of the Mexican government.
John West Thompson. an American
rsnchmsn living near Mexico City. mas
paid the 100 pesos demanded BY
Bandits for the release Of his four
teen y-sr old son. the state depart
nent was adsised today The Mesi-
can suthorities said they feared the
bandits would murder the boy uniess
they received the money.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-28

"A shrek OF terror from his vii,
probably sared an East Villas man hl.
trousers last night which were beins
carried away by burglar at about
10 O'Clock. The burglar dropped The
pants but kept pocketbook contain
Ing few dollars In change.
Many Guthrie high school boys
have enrolled for the peach picking
At the Holman orchards Other or
ehards also have listed school boyS.
The peach picking will begin on or
about August 1iAh.
The peach crop in Logan will be
unusually large and the price for Ia :
Dor win bc higher than heretofore. A
number Of Guthrie boys are also work
ing with the surveyors at the big mu-
nicipsI dam soosh Of TIE city.
Sheriff Robertson and Deputy
County Attorney DInw3ddle came near
grabbing gang Of dope users safur-
day night The dope hesis escaped
but the plant 10 spotted and tome Of
the psrsphernaIIa is in the officers
hands. Sheriff Robertson has placed
a special officer In the city whose duty
II is to watch for this class Of law
violation and also poker games. II D
rumored that several fbos~snd dollars
has changed hands q late in a big
poker game that has been n session
for come time.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-28
The Day of the Teacher Is Here

The United States commissioner OF
education announces an alarming
shortage OF teachers. Al the moment
when all the world has awakened TO
the pressing need Of new and great
Or era in education matter, he says
shst schools must close. extensions be
abandoned and all run even more
shorthanded than in the past The
war has elImxxed one more long sp-
proschinx ensis.
Each year higher standards aud
longer preparation have been demand :
ed 4of tsachzs. CurricuIuu1s every
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-28

whore were enriched BY the impov
erishmenf and eshawgtion Of teachers
New duties were added because of
new needs and new ideals.
Then she teachers were paid lees
than the jznlfors who swept the schoo!
rooms. iszs than half the wages Of the
nan who erected the buildings and
far les than the minimum wage ex-
resrs have found necessary 20 sup
port q home. Men were barred from
the profession. The women who en-
tered did 20 under penalty Of life
sentence to ceilbate poverty. unless
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-28
MORAL, KEEP A BAT; AIDS
TO KILL MOSQUITOES

Malaria can be eliminated The
mosquito alone Is responsible. The
surcst method of ridding tho earth OF
mosquitoes Is propagating the bat. &C
cording TO an authority In New Or
leans. DIR Charles Cambell He Is ths
originator Of the only municipal bat
roost In t1e world. at San Antonio.
Texas. which will accommodate ESQ. +
600 bats. and already has about $1,000
guests ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-28
B0lsA{V|kI At [AsT
GAIN 4 FREE HAND
WILL. MEAN PERMANENT
VICTORY or 4 COMPLETE
DEFEAT: BOlOLA<D
NOW u \ MENACE
To REST Or WORLD

London. July 2>-rhe boishsyists. %
the Bolos. as they have been dubbed
by the British troops on tbs Arch
ansel front. have ROT Russia. V Is o
no q c longer 10 mlnce words. Russls
is boioland and permanent menace
60 the security OF the world
How far German intrigue and Ger
man military genius figure In the
problem must he left 30 conjecture
The fate remains that Russia has pass
cd Oh, OF the calculations OF the en- .
tente. The exclusive Information from
Robert Wilton. Dispatch London
Times service correspondent with the
retreailng army OF the On'sk govern
nlent. combined with tho detailed data
hroogh, 10 London in person by An
drew Soutar. a distinguished novelist
and war Correspondent. who has been
representing the Dispatch London
Times service with The British troops
south OF Archsngel. demonstrates that
the situation in Russia is exceedingly
grave. almost hol,eless for the plans OF
the international financial interests
seeking The downfall q the bolshevisis
Although iuany hundreds oF miles
apsrs. these two correspondents have
been the firs 70 reveal TO the world
A Il desperate light of fhe mixed ar
fnis's which had been biting fcebly into
the outer edges of the Red territory.
The Withdrawal OF the reo British
troops 10 ArvhanScl and The collapse
cf the 5000 anti Red Russian forces
upd~r General ironside was almost a
fc-essne consequence of che disiointet
allied military rolicy and the Arneri-
cas- arc lucky 10 have cot out of |
northern Rus'aa before this crash Of
plans came
Allied ArmieS rs,i.
Take map az Russia and run fin
ger southeast of Archangel tAf the
name OF Kotlss N reached This was
TO have been the objective OF General
IrvnSide's Russo British army. Now
jump The finger 40 Perm and trace
Continued on Page 3. Col II
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-28
NEUTRAL SENATORS lRE
IMPRESSED WITH I0EA
FOnCEFuL ARGUMENTS o.
ONO MAN WINNING
FRIENDS: TINS WEEK
Will. END CONfEM-
ENCEs WTTu SOL.
ONS; ACTION
SOON


Wssh'ressr. Juiy 1o--prssldsns
w''se~ began aisevssssr " shs pssss
treaty today ~lH ssmo>rssls ssrsssrs.
Further ssnssrersss wish republican
senators, . sozsr @ ~hsm sIrssxy
have Waited sns White Nsvss. wsrs
held In sbsyAnes.
senator rhewss. ssmesrAs. ~ csls.
sAds, ~ss the fret caller TO-DAY. 70.
rsslnl"s with shs rrsslssrs hsV ss
hour. Ne described HE sslk win We
erss'dsns - "nlshly sasissscsery.- bss
refused 70 % Irss asssils " sns de.
svsslor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-28
ARE OLDEST TWINS N
THE UNITED STATES

Mrs Maria Hawxhurst Banks aud
her twin sister. Miss Elizabeth Hawk
hurst. recently celebrated their Sgth
bIrbday anniversary At the home Of
the former in Sea Ciiff. l. |. Friends
called TO offc. congratulations and
many complimentary letters and teic~
grams were received
The twins are said 10 90 Zoe oldest
ia the United States.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-28
Negroes and
Whites Fight
In Chicago

Chicsga. July 2s---rrouhlo be.
tween white mcn and negroes WAS
renewed In chesgo's black belt to :.
day when Moses Thomas. a negro.
fired several shots al wsgonioad
OF white workmen being taken TO a
South Side factory. When an at.
tempt Was made BY whites 70 dia.
srm Thomas, doxen negroes rush
cd to his assistance. The police
auclled the disturbance and report.
Cd that nobody had been injured
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-28
QusIsRtI ED WITH HIS
WIFE; DlNAMITED SELF

johnstown, m. July 2s-~Followlng
a quarrel with his wife. Stanley Mna.
cabbage. aged as. an amployo OF ths
Springfield Coal company. Of Manly.
glo, near here left his home. secured
two sticks Of dynamite. adjusted tho
caps. let The fuse AMI sat on tho OK d.
ploslye
After Ito explosion. which blew his
body into bits. an undertaken with bis
assistants. with buckets. picked up the
remains, which were found as far AZ
100 feet away. Children. playing In
the neighborhood this morning, found
pieces of MuscabbaEe's body, lie IN
survived BY his wife aud five children
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-28

Washington. July "a Former fresl.
dent William II Tafts letter 10 Chair.
man viii n iIay~. uf the Republican
national commsstse. suggesting certain
r~ssrvassons which should b. made Ia
the resolution ratlfinYx the peace
treaty ARE regarded BY many a otfsr4
Ing she common sFoapd upon whlch
an axrvem~pt may ba r~ashed ffw
auavio Ion pf lbs treaty with sh~ lsasu~
ot nations insact Ccntsusw of tks Iss.
terx, pphliwhsd III Pittsburgh fMp~r
created sensation IA che semtr
chamber
Mr. Taft's proposals meet srxeticaliy
all ihs important cbi~ctions thAs hare
been raised against the league. and
II President wibnn ssre*~ TO them
there seems little doubt thar this way
will bs opened 10 an axre~msns Ta
date both ssdes remain firm. 8~nas
tors who have been In conference wMh
the president At th@ White House
dnring the past fsw dsya have In many
caser saxgrsted reservations IN tha
ratifylng resolution. only to b~ met
with fhe statement BY ths president
thAt the treaty should he adopted a.
Submitted
Want League Separated
Upon thu oth~F hand senator's ~ho
have vigorously obi~ctst TO the cvy~-
aant of the icaKna of nations. includ-
Ing Senators Lodge and Knox. are mot
ready 20 accept the Tart reservations
as besnx sufficient IN themselves. They
eyideuslY Intend 20 carry thssr obi~e.
ton TO the point of demanding s~p-
aration os the I.axus fTom thu pace
treaty and consideration OF " alone.
Isut failing in this there u no indl
cation that they will refuse 10 aecsrt
shs treaty with the reservations pro-
posed.
Neutral senators. thoss who have
rtw definitely decided how they with
vote snd many close observers OF che
fcon,lnued on fsxs .. Cot 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-28
ALI. TROOPS WILL BE
BACK IN L. S. ny FALL.

Paris. July 2S-Aii American troops
eyeept > few thousand 10 remain on
the Rhine. should be able to leave
France BY Sept I. in the event the
tentative ssrsemers for the sale Of
American army Supplies in rrsnee to
tse French government Is approved.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-28

bic by the lIberallty Of Jas r Robin
sof, one Of the most prominent lead
and zinc operators In the state. Hon
J c staleup II the superintendent VI
the hospital Rev y n Mcconnsll
ID d. corresponding secretary Tor the
Bap4tss general convention of Okla
homa delivered the dedication address
The bospital opened under the most
favorable auspices This gives the
Daptists three splendid hJypitsls IN
the sssts-one At Muskogee. one st
Oklahoma Cry and thss new one ~
Miami.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-28

the bars were broken by marriage.
The war explosion upset some Of
this. The teaching profession ceased
TO have a monopoly on the sense Of
social ssrvicc which teachers had ~
slong accepted In place of cash
Tho long forgotten law Of sipply
and demand roe TO demand recoxni :
ton and iss price.
The new world needs education
above all else. The increased pro-
duct,on thar alone can ward of misery
demand; a sudden multiplication Of
fcontinued on Page 8. Col II
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-28
PERMIT TRAVEL
THROUGH GERMANY

cobiens- July ze-Army hesdqssrt- :
ere yesterday gave psrniss'or for 1--WE
Awssiesn eemnsreisi travellers 70
prseest Shrevsh the coblenx brisse-
hsss On bssi~ess In the interior Of
Germany.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-28
'vwAsN'r A sovcovr,
sur psicus CANE DOWN

Harrisburg r.. July 1s--Local
sakers. with ons ssesptian. 10 dsys
sso increased ne price Of their N
aud is cent losves ~ sns eeas. rhs
increase did not mat with shs ap-
pfovai OF many houss~ivss who began
10 make thsir own bread. Today the
bakers announced that they would 20
back 10 their old prlcss.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-28
NEW BAPTIST HOSPITAL
IS OPENED TO PUBLIC
Splendid Mann Institution Dedi
Gated Sunday Now Three In
State Of Kind; Muskogce,
Oklahoma City, Miami

The new fire proof Baptist hos
pltai AT Miami was dedicated Sunday
afternoon with appropriate service.
This property. worth sf5aooo dsdi :
Gated free OF debt. was made rossl ,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-28
Berlin Gets L0dn
Of Big Sum From
United States

lerser. Jsiy ss-As American
lssa ~ srs hsnsrss m,sllsr ssslsrs
nss been ssss.ass ~ Martha /
Nsrsss. rsessssrslrs shs ossssshs
essA ~ es~s'n. according 10 an
rsesasss Telegraph slspsssn from
oss''n u ~ss s>.s ssn per cent o.
me lean ~esis be sspessss IN
ssrssor ssrss 10 the German esnk's
ersat