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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1919-10-23
SAVING KAISERS' STATUES
Germans In Thorn Fear Poles viii
Destroy Them.

The Germans are carefully remov.
ing all bronze statues of former kais-
ers from Bromberg and Thorn lest
the Poles destroy them on their ar
rival.
The statue of Frederick the Great
at Bromberg already has been taken
to Schneidemuehl and regretted there.
That of William the Great will be re-
moved in a few days and the former
.kaiser's statue at Thorn will be taken
from the market with festival pa
rade. The German government will
be asked to erect it elsewhere. Me.
MORALS of bismarck and other German
chiefs also will be removed from the
bridge across the Vistula river.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1919-10-23
Finder Substitutes Glass.

The loss Of her diamond ring was
discovered by Mrs. Theodore Tucker
of st. Louis while she was in an up
town building. A man aided in the
search. He pretended to pick up
diamond. "Here it is," he said. Mrs.
Tucker thanked him and gave him S..
A jeweler said the diamond was glass.
The lost stone has not been found.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1919-10-23
MAKES HIM POSE AS GUEST
San Francisco Husband Gets Tired
Of Notions Of Artistic
Wife.

San Francisco.-Because his wife
believed she was destined to be q
prima donna and made him pose as a
guest in his own home, Jacob Flower.
man; insurance man, was granted a
divorce here.
Flowerman said his wife contended
a singer to be popular must be single.
Therefore they lived together secret.
ly. When guests came he said he
went out the back way and later was
admitted at the front door like any
other guest.
Finally, he says, he got tired of this
deception and sent his wife back East
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1919-10-23
KindIed Fire With $1,000 In Bills.

Grabbing a bundle of paper from
the kitchen cupboard, Mrs. Alexander
Sander of McKeesport, Pa. struck
match to it. Then she gasped. seized
a pail Of water and extinguished the
blaze. In her haste she had picked up
a bundle Of $50 and $50 BILLS, $4,000 In
all, which had been hidden in the
cupboard.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1919-10-23

At Benton Harbor, Mich. there is a
queer religious sect known as the Is.
raelite House Of David. The men do
not believe in BARRIERS and permit their
hair and whiskers to grow to their
shoulders. Their community offers
many unique attractions. but by far
the greatest of them all Is long.
haired and much.be-whiskered base.
ball team.
In addition to being an excellent
playing aggregation, the baseball team
is one of the greatest attractions In
Michigan. Its catcher is king and its
shortstop 10 a crown prince, s'nt no
Israelite Is allowed to shave or cut his
hair. the players have flowing locks,
frequently extending to their waist,
and some of them have boards that
cover their chests. Black, except in
so far as the hair is concerned, Is con.
sidered q badge OF mourning, and nc
player is even permitted to wear
black shoes. All the shoes are made
especially for them, and are tan col.
ored. Even black tape may not be
put around the handles Of the bats.
Big Crowds at Cameo.
The Israelites have an excellent ball
park with a well.kept diamond, ano
back Of 1t a covered grandstand, which
can accommodate more than 1,0N
spectators. So as not to interrupt the
daily activities Of the members Of the
community, all the games are played
On Sundays, and people aook to Ben
ton Harbor from all the neighborins
towns and cities.
When autumn comes and the base
hall season is over, all the members Of
the House of David team 60 to ths
lumber camps. where they keep IN
training for the following summers
baseball contests.
The House Of David was established
in 1902 by King Benjamin with the as
sistance of his wife. Queen Mary. The
king and his tribe came. originally
from Australia. They believe that
they are the descendants of the ter
lost tribes Of Israel. Their occupa
ton is agriculture, and men and wom
en- must take daily prescribed
amount Of outdoor exercise. Theii
little city is complete in every re
spect, except that there is no hospital
The people are so healthy that there 1.
no need Of such an institution.
The community at present numbers
700 members. They have a pleasure
park Of r"a-ly 100 acres, including
Eden springs. tho waters OF wAich
King David ind his followers assert
have wonderful heal!h-giving proper
ti>s. he park also Is said 10 lave
the most extensive and completely
equipped miniature railroad In the
world. Other attractions in the parl
are a moving picture theater photo
graph gallery, bowling alley, a zoo ant
aviary and huge amphitheater seat
Ing 1900 persons.
Women Have z Band.
One Of the features at Benton Har
Dor is vegetarian restaurant where
all kinds of good things to eat art
served to visitors, while the diner.
listen to the music of a band com
posed entirely of the women Of the
community. Besides this musical or
ganization, the men of the House o,
David have an excellent brass ban(
and stringed orchestra. Every after
noon and evening during the summer
season these varied musical organiza
lions give programs, which attract
hundreds of people to the park.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1919-10-23

form.. grandeur. The financial chaos
in Germany and the seizure Of their
wealth in this country by the alien
property custodian has left them prac.
tically penniless.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1919-10-23
RELIGIOUS SECT
SHUN BARBER
Whiskefs Distinguishing Mark Of
Queer Colony.


House Of David, Organized In 1902,
Now Has 700 Members Who Live In
Community Up to Date In Every Re-
spect-Have Pleasure Park Of 100
Acres, With Miniature Railroad and
Numerous Amusement Attractions.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20
DEFENSE COUNCIL TO
AID GRAND JURY

Oklahoma city, Sept .p-J 4 white
hurst az acting chairman os he state
council oi defense today offered the
scrvleo~ of the council 80 Federal nin
tilri judy, ! " cottefal 10 he nai
ter of Investigation Of proiltoerinx.
which rfobshly viii be made one of
She subject ~ a federal grand jurs
ersion Through the operation of the
vsi7iuUg COUNTY, cOdncils, and special
agents Mr. W'hilehurri has kept ~
close touch With conditions. and u
rrofIgerfing has occurred he VIII be
ahlc 70 furnish facts and elrcum
s.ancts. ~ IW
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20
Results from 2 Weeks Dnuc Against Accidents

The No Accident Week campaign
held during the week Of June 23nd,
IN the central western region. CON
prisng 5000 miles OF track aud s2s.
900 employees. shows the following
usrprising and gratifying results
Out OF the 81 railroads in this region
" Tor 70 per cent? had 100 per cent
clear accident record. The region show
ing was: June 20. 10 Us. deis. $50 cas-.
uaities June END to 2Sth 1910. 100
casualties A casually decrease of ~
per cent
Walker u Hines, director general
and W r Tyler. director division oi
operation, United States railroad ad :
ministration. have designated the two
weeks beginning October IS ~ reA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20

riod In which "National Accident
Prevention Drive" will be held on
every American railroad under fcdcrel
control
IN letter 10 the manager of the
safety section. Mr. Tyler has stated
The safety section and then men.
both Officers and employees who are
cooperating with the section al over
the country are engaged In splendid
work the results of ~lSch viii endure
Tor aIl time. for ! am satisfied that
this 4 something which will not be
given 40 with the passing into history
of the railroad administration but per
railroads viii continue 10 build pro
crntra. something upon which the
gresslvely IN the years 10 come.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20
BETTER BABIES BOOTH
WAS ALWAYS POPULAR
Red Cross Workers Demonstrated
Fact That Logan Babies Are
Fine and Dandy Many
Were Examined

Friday Was another busy day los
the workers al the Hed rroe, booth
~ the fair More fine babies came 20
be examined. among whom were IL
following
Donald Douglas Dawes, Virginia n.e
Pollard, Walter Henson. Eugena Rauea
warren = nickford, Melvin rhona.
Terry, Irene June Weldon. charlp.
Henry iIoas vlugic iioag. Ralph I
Elair, AYcc G Lester. Nellie + Bosd
Ralph Hollis Boyd. Vera Maxine Cole
Fred W Humphrey. Mary Ellen Ijlaie
Eddie IIelm. MARY 4 Kennedy. Ray
n,ond Short. Vernon Hartman. Lille
Storm. Anna y kellogg. Nella Storm.
Lean curd. Jr Vivian Rouse. So.,
Pauline Traycr
Drs G u Barker. + o Barker, Ms
vim aud Souier. who presided al the
examining tables wers assistel by
Mr. Ralph DooIey. Miss Lucille Do,lev
and Miss French and Miss Cardcr ~
the Methodist hosaital The masaefs
we're given kind greeting. rrgisierci.
and supplied with helpful literature
by Mrs DR. Davis, Mrs chas olAer and
Mrs DeSclms nf The Federated ,lubs.
The Red Cross nursery was ably pre-
sided over by Mrs Feeding aud hrs
Carter
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20
BREW WITH 3.s4 PER
CENT IS sMUGGlEO
Beer Of Old Time Kick II
Being Sold Over the Barr
In Chicago
Now

Chicago SHpl 20 Fwlvspl Judge
iandls to-day clo .ely questioned rep.
rrsentativce OF three ~ four Mii~au )
kec bfewerirs regarding the An,aw
sling OF beer across the llar into M
nois. They testified thai their beer
ranged from l's TO aIs per cent of
alcoholic contents while two chemists
for ihe Illinois department ot aRrieul.
ture told Of tests which showed sam
l'leA of Wiacon N beer weixed ~ 2ion
GUY, III. containing between a,rs and
5si pcs cent of alcoholic eoalsni by
volume
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20
SENATE AND HOUSE
ADJOuRN FON DAY

Washington sept se-AThr houss aud
senate adjourned s~SsssdAy tnIiow
lag adoption II resolutions espressing
regret d, tbs death W Representative
1hompaou. democrat. uklAhoma. wfxs
isrd TbarsdAy alxht.
M~ush~fa ~ iha Oklahoma d~l~xa
,ion ~ the house ennsistinx of Repre-
sentatssev Ferris. Carter. Morgan.
itsstluEas kleKnoMn. Matsllntin snd
iIowaTd wlth representatives Camp
hell. Kansas. JaeowaY sad fiood&ius
Arkansas Young North Dakota
Durki.y. California p,er. sIisaoarli
kiHeheioe. kenlaekYs RAINFALL, Cali
fornIa. and yalIe. Colorado. ~cre Az.
posulsd 10 assaad she funeral
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20
PROFESSIONAL GUIDES
AEAPED BIC HARVEST
EASY ~ ANNEX TtlE CtDlN
WHEN AMERICAN SIGHT
SEEMS AItE CONCERNED:
GREATEST spENDER6
~ TilE WORLD

Kosue. asps G0-Ssttshinx p4isna"
were vxssadsd 80 sha enllssed person !.
nel attached 20 tssnsral rsrshlnxs !
staff darInx shs Ameriean cnmmMad !.
sF.I .uhl.f's slst, 10 Home Cab.
drivers, prutDssloaal guides, profess.
slsagal besxars. nusssss vsHdors sna
guslasb~k settlers preved agoa The
American siouKhbnts wlsh avidpy. oa~
soldIsr paid Vi 10 be- drives Ffum shs
station 10 M resars. grsp ursilaarily
costing 20 cents or. Nv tfolley. faus
csnts
Professional guides rwap~d harvest
as tha coIlis~am aud III ~ pessss
whsrr they played the rafs VI "een.
tIdense@ men hs offering 10 taks shr
soldiers 10 parts cf these menameass
NOT ordinarily ep.n TO the pwhlia. A
guild. Al the Culiseum exsssed N Tor
taking shF~~ private. and a ssrusxas
through tho wiper tiers while IN
other guide Al ~ resaf's demanded
" for sakinx two baya shraswh shs
Vatican museum. both Of ~Asch ase
lFer 10 the pebble
4 e~b driver sxrsea Nv lAhs shrs~
pvlssses over ,hs Anelsat AppsAa war
for " Ne sgcx ~ fuom i trtp VI
,he city sf isome fpf sheas "a hsur.
TOLD them shey haa SEEN ail and Az
maadsa hIa fare whisn They paid
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20
J0zx-Time Raid
Latest Caper in
Cocktail Thrills

-Nsw vs~k, sspt 1O--A lsqvos
raid set TO mssie u orosdway's lat.
sss sHesrisnes.
While the orchestra N oAiy's res /.
tauvsrs last night Was playing ~
isss'sst sslsct'cns. eight agents
srhed Win warrants charging vio.
lstse~ os wae. time PROHIBITION. ar.
rested : bArksepsr and three wait
era Meanwhile musicians and
singers continued their ssfsrss.
cheating the dirsrs ~ the "sNn'r
of raid.
II was rather . socsAbls little
rasd--apparsrsiy with no hard feet.
irss on the part " osrrars Daily.
proposissor. ~ho. the least Mastered
person prssent, entered the bar
where tho secret serv.ce men were
sampIins goods behind the mahea
any barrier srd saro evs cordially:
"Hssp yourselves. boysl"
Later ne provided $500 bail for
each Of his employees.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20
GRAVE DICGERS NJ
EAST FORM UNION

younxstowu. q. 8ept 1o-Eieven
grave disEer today were erusniss6
into the fIrss sravs diggern unto1 hsso
end affiliated with ~ Aneg1ean ys6-
Grafton of Labor. The nea sai1 tAey
wanted union card - W. cpaIA
pa4n tn steel milh - kAeir way ~
work sondey viAhpss 4slng sloppsd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20
Dry Blight Drioes DID, Timers from he Yukon

Dawson N dry now Venerable dance
halls " this once wild Arctic city are
nmpty, dcsolate. barn-iike. Gambling
houses. and other Joints have been
cleaned out Some have been remcd-
eIcd and Will be used Tor stores. The
babiiucs and the gamcsters most Of
them. az lcast--lhave fled. The rest
are making their getaway" Tor days
are getting short and the boat season
Il approaching close
Closing oi tho bars IL Dawson City
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20

marks the end of this wido open SALON
Ia North America, from the Arctic cir :
Gle TO tho Rio Urande
Government vendor shops Ars 10 be
opened here and AZ White Horse.
Wholesale dealers are turning over
their remaining stocks 10 the govern
ment AZ cost price. laid do~n he'sl
plus a years interest of "a per csnt.
Mexico u said to be Tho destination
Of many adventurous who spent 40.
cade or more In this region.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20

General psrshinx is said 70 have
worn n Ham Browne bolt In New Ycvk
in violation 70 hlA ewn order hat
such war rigging u not 10 be sysn IN
the u n Thcgo IN 4 sw which vss
ni,s iha commanding general of 'hs
amy to wear any kind u uuIlofu ~
plrs~e~ When Miles ~as x~n~ra' NJ
xor~ fancy uaIlorm ~ish q iot cf
gold i,rald on hls cap. somewhat ike
that OF the French.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20
\ NEW pi>-AiiD<Ey
SCHEME IL FOt ND

A New Jereey woman has found 4
new say ol setting little pln.monny
Her husband IL dfinker and uyeff
time he spends might out with the
hoyh she draws So OF his monry iiom
the back and as BE- sometimes II out
for three nights week. II counts NJ.
NJ me- other excuse viii " course be-
necessary after neat January III
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20
PRESIDENT WILSON on
WAY TO los ANGELES

Daimsr, Calf. Sept President
Wilson arrived hrc shortly aftar mia
nighs this morning and went 70 .
hotel 10 rcmain until ak o'cIock when
hts train N scheduled 70 leave for Los
AnxeIes. DsImar IL about twenty
milcs north Of San Diego.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20
NEW LINE or JAP STEAMERS
TO eE EsrAoLisHEu

New Orleans. Sept 30--Estabiish !
ment OF = new line Of Japanese
steamers soon 10 begin service to New
Orleans. via Cape Horn and South
American portsA was announced here
today by representative Of Nake.
mura 4 Company OF Toxio, Japan, the
operating company.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20
SIM FEN NEWSPAPERS
RliDED IN DUBLIN

20 fs'ss' Y FfSTTis
Dublin. Sela so-~Thc Sim feln
newspaper Offices here Nsrr rai,Icd Ny
the military today The publication
~ the HcpublIcan, The Just National .
III. the New ireland end the Voice of
Labor was suppress 20
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20
DOy or 10 TAKES
OWN LIFE; Nv JAIL.

Custer CITY. Okla. svpt ey--Hsnry
Lynch. ~ years of ass. committed
suicide IN the county jsil here Iast
night by hanging Himself His usothsS
had jsst visited him IN Jail and ~
was dcspondent II Ii said BY tbs other
trisonsrs. He wa charged with
ercsking into ctgsr store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20

Linton. Ind. Scst sp--1hs schcel
system Of psochsqa township. 0rssu
county. today wsA tied w By strike
10 schooi marms ssrIks
The dlstsici rsesesfy htsed nor
union Instructors When the Rcs !.
unIonisss went 70 school they wss~
induced BY The nnion adhervnts nes
10 teach. Resuiss--kids AAppy--so
school
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20

! personally congratulate you, your
associates In Tho section aud every
man on every railroad of the entire
country upon the opportunity which
THIS movement offers Tor doing work
of a genuinely constructive nature.
something which not alone concerns
the railroads and their employees but
which reached hack into the family
aud society as large and has already
added much 90 rs happiness aud well
being through the preservation "
priceless lives and limbs
ia a l"ficr addressed % Federal
managers, Hale Holden. regional d.
rector says This ias my hearty
-4A-a-~4v-as~~sA4----@~-s---~s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20
FRITZ HEIDI PAYS
THE SUPREME PENALTY

fEy NFfWfsted PFtsE
Mvnieh, Sept 2o--FrItx hsidi, the
former spsrtaean leader. and five Of
his sssecIatss, whs early today were
sentenced 70 pay shdsath psraIty.
having been found guilty o. The mur.
der Of hostages during the soviet
regime, wsrs executed last night.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20
SNIP ASHORE Off ORkNEYs
IS U. s. TRANSPORT

London, Sept 2o--At the war office
this afternoon It was said the vessel
ashore Off ths Orkneys had about
1000 troops ON board returning froir
the Russian front, She was not be-
lieved to be M serious condition. the
hope being expressed that shs would
be safely relloated.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20
LAST DAY WIS BANNER DAY
FROM FINANCIAL POINT
Ala. PREMIUMS WILL. Bf
PAID AND COMMITTEE
WILL HAVE CLEAN NIL.
FOR ALL DEBTS Con
7 TRACTED: CAllNl-
= VAL AT NIGHT
Yn WAS WIDE
/ OPEN

The sixth annual fair on the grounds
OF the cimarron Valley fair association
passed into his.ory iast night.
notwithstanding that the first two
Gays were not 90 we'll attended As
the management expected. the fair ~
. whole was splendid and was a sue
GEES withal
The close Was dramatic. The auto
races were featured with many thrills.
Including = few wrecks and the break
10 Of record for speed. The drivers
were tarcdevils and put every ounce
~ speed into their machines IN an ef.
sort TO annex the big money prizes
The big crowd that iammsd ths
grand stands were good nasured and
the afternoon was cool. The wind
b.ew from the direction TO give the
people . clean view without the dis.
agreeable feature of dust clouds.
There is no question about the auto
races being the drawing attraction.
tho oaiiopers also bring out crowd
but the harness races are no longer
popular like thsy were in the dsys
Ssfore the auto racing. u 10 the thrill
and the danger that appeal 10 the peo
pie tNat nlacea auto racing above
everything sisS ~ ! drawing carl.
The exhiblts were excellent this
year. All prlses will be paid prompt.
~. The management is we'll pleased
hut u 10 the general feeling among
business men and those who are cor
nscted with The management Of the
fair that this win be the last fair 70
be s4sced under the management Of
the cimarron Valley association. The
next fair will be "free fair" and e..
scrts 10 that end will be made th's
winter. The "sree fair" system has
proved = big success in other covr-
ties Of the state and can be made .
success here.
The carnival played 10 big crowds
yesterday Afternoon and last night and
cleaned w barrel Of co,n. 4 per cent
of fhe money goes to the fsir.
Following s The results o. the auto
races:
No Thine trials for each car en
tered 10 lower n possible track. state
ard worlds record Tor one mile ON
half mile track Fastest ,lp sio. won
by Glen Breed. Time: 40 "a sec
onds.
No '-Fsve mile light car race for
car 23O cubic inch displacement aud
r~d~r priy"S: Firt. sile. second.
81; third. $40 johnny Mails in Es
sex won first money r J wallace
Wallace Sneciai. second. Meryl Lowe.
lG-vslve Ford. third.
No 3-Five mile handicap race. Cars
win be handicaped according 10 time
made In the time trials. Prizes:
FIRST. tl00: sccoud. so. third. se5.
Glen Breed In Hudson. won first
niouey: w p Carnett. Marmon Sue
e,ai won second and No ; car took
third. Event No | was eleminated
No 5--Australian pursuit race, lin
tied 80 ten miles for the four faetesi
cars in ~ time trials. Prizes: Firsi.
500: second. $50. Car No !. Gle,
Breed. Hudson. won first money car
No :. Jake Strickler in Hudson. won
sec"nd The other two entrants. ioI
and II were put out early in the game,
No 6-souihwestefn Sweepstakes
twenty five miles flying start Ps:zes:
First. $500: second. si25. third. s75.
Car No 1 took first money. car io|
took second and car II took third
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20

Dawson. Yukon Territory. Sept f0~-
so this 10 Dawson. Wen. how the
old place has changed"
a grigxied miner, one Of the old
times who n,ushed ovrr the chiIkoot
pass to the Kiondikc during the first
rush and who then Huccumbed TO the
lure OF the Yukon" returned 10 the
metropolis OF the gold fields recently
and thus gave expression 70 his sur
prise.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20
WORKS WILL
NOT CLOSE DOWN

Ff AfNnriafeG FttsNT
Pittsburgh. Pa. Sept 2e-- Reports
that the United States Steel corpora :
'ior would shut down its plants In the
Pittsburgh district unless there was
100 per cent loyalty sbowr BY the
workers. were sienied tCdsv G. the
Offices OF the Ca,ur s,e S.se. COMPANY.
q subsidiary. Tie plants viii operate
as long az psen rcaort fvr work. II was
said
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20

The estimated loss Of The Central
National bank OF TahIequah, by thiotls
from within il placed vt $4,000 The
bank il closed aud the cashie, and
president sre IN jail
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20
FRENCH MILITARY UNITE
70 90 70 oukcAR,A
Inv Assoclated press. ,

Paris. Sept 2O-French military
units will be sent to bulgaria TO sss-
peryise the execution Of the provisions
Of the treaty with that country. ac-
cording to the Echo de Paris.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20

STATE iv.-slxs- M
Oil field workers on the east side,
reported 10 have struck. deny The
charge
Mrs J u Bupb and her little daugh-
ter Of Arnctt. were burned to death
last night when their home burned
The body Of the late congressman.
] u Thompson. is on the way 10 Ok
lahoma in special train Ten con
gressmcn accompanying II,
The South Canadian river Is on %
rampage again and Oklahoma City
low lands are threatened.
VIM A pickard and his wife. .ebarg-
ed with killing the Hutchinson broth
ers near TahleQuah. were sentenced
20 Y, years each In the state lcnltcn.
tiary.
No part OF the body of jim fow
isr was found following the cxplo-
sion Of uitroglyccrine In wagon he
was driving The explosion occurred
near Dighsrt,
George Nheaddnn Is being sought
iir is heir to t25.ooo The estate Is
at Omaha. Ncb
Thieves raided the Catholic church
.. Tulsa last night aud stole thirteen
oil painting valued AZ $4,000
Frank Clark and William Yates. al
lssed mconshiners are being held by
fcdral officers Ut Potcan.
More than $4,000 gallous of gaso-
line was destroyed by fire AT Tnl,a
liant Yesterday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20

New Orleans. Sept 20 Tonight and
Sunday. partly cloudy cooler north
portion Sunday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20

The body Of the late congressman.
] u Thompson. IL on the way 10 Ok !
laboma in special train. Ten con
gressmcn accompanying II,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20

Mrs J u Bupb and her little daugh-
ter Of Arnctt. were burned to death
last night when their home burned