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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-15
MANY GUTHRIE PEOPLE IN
BUSINESS IN OIL TOWN
Newest Oklahoma OIL Boom Town
Is Growing Rapidly. 43 Miles
Northwest Of Guthrie,
Many Good Wells

Msas Bishop Is ID Guthrie saas4
frm covnxea. che aew oli fo~n
~0nder u fhe Garfield field Never
saw niace grow so fasi "a cauna
tom Il CROWNS Thy niap ~ she s0Wn
changes over night We Gathsle sseo
ple have chf4sanea tes town NefEh
tlaihrie on accom-; IL X many frem
hsrp being IN business there Goorse
Nsnans " IN She grocery business.
MAurice FarguharsVn has genis
furnishing store. Il + Hawkins and
myself have general mercantile
STORE, q u raraon " in ihe real estate
and oll business ana has fu4it mo
brick stors hnsldinss already ana haa
iei contract Tor third Inn Mater
IN chief ~ pollre and y making GOOD
Kirk~ood iirolhers have paysng
transfer line tsrmsc seeds. former
i.eads~ llnotsa operator w running
abs newpgsapef. 0elo Radman. for-
mey Guthrie policeman 81 Il fire team.
Ing basinesa and fseTf Medlock ia ran.
ming cafe
Coyinr'on IL ~ m.lee northwest "
snfhrie IN Garfield county and l1rsor
10 she openlng ~ the oil field there
was dried vi li'sie vlIlaye ~ less
than Zg0 population soday 4 n
tDaglinx c,fy os 100 and " growing
IN population daily
Rich OIL men from Talsa and other
aur*x of The state are building rel.
fences ir Cesinsion and many Of
hem expect 80 live there. A aew 80
room hotel WI be Duii, by loeaf csps-
alsts siihin she ne1i sew months.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-15
mn Ci,ns~ Iit,D -
~ Il,Ot MI. VIM sti~

chicago ,aly IS ieaa a Far~sll
= thisREo feai raiaie hfekar ufa hae
hern sctlna Is tssi - asa Cfoas
division ln Nashlneiop. eaa ladletef
here to-day on CHARGES ~ nuu support
ani uite abandonment The states
attorneys oiieu said FAFwrll haa
been arrested IA washineion as ~
returned from dlnaef az The frsl-
d,nae of Colonel Geofse Harvey o.
doalea To change - Uan sappor'
seylag ib@ hla wife sa plenty of
money ana needs nothing from ihm
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-15
F00Tl|GHTs Or FOLLY
WILL CLAIM CHAMPION
Flo ziegfeld Ready To Sign Up
TIE New Worlds Heavy.
weight Pugihstic
Chieftain

Chicaso July Is-A ncw theatrical
star. in the person of Jsek Dempsey
heavyweight champion. may soon
shine ia the constellation conducted
b. rho zelrfeld.
lack kearns. pempseys manager
tod the United Press here yesterday
that be is seriously cons.aerlng ar
offer OF an cngagemeni wlsa 2ois
field as a permanent affair
Dempsey Is 70 Do three rounds -
eaoa performance. supported by sins
lng ana dancing girls and athletes of
prominence
The two Jacks lee, Chicago FOR Los
Angeles IN the evening Roth Kearns
aud Dempsey said taat willard wss
technically kroc&ed cut IN she thifi
roand and bot IN tae fourth xs MANY
experts claim kearns also saia that
Ollie pceord referee and those so
ciety men acting as timers and jadses
got back fever They lost their heads
The figAl ives given 70 as By Pccofd
IN the first roand and that's waen Il
~as really over"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-15
BILL REJAHL INsTAlLs
BURGLAR ALARM SYSTEM
And II psid INSTALLATION Cost Firsl
Week Bells Ringing Al Dead
Hour cf Night Frightcn
Burglars Away

EYef had esson NJ sisl she gu s
rle Wull IseF \ paaH e0mmH
iasH " hassn Or enA Yea
have Wsi Yo ta0a al ahsHal lho
ia'.e bpn lfut rinsa when sea- cpn
w. Hogr9 Tha aAine agg,ea. oniy ~
hYNer scale aas adopted bY nl
keIahl AZ itta lipmf when ths hpaau
BURGLAR eWaoue tlfm br9sa oui la
Guthrie Ana guN ulehla ESQ e
vaId faF gle lnssAlla'lha iiuglnm a.
fsniesed - bFeah insp the house saa
q Ausk Ntnauw Thp hsii ayeem A4,a
touched and he alrH u4nded ,hfa
eaf ~ hnuse leiase mn nad
alu 4 had nr lFuslg "a ntle osld iu
my hand 10 tsa aeeonaa. bus thni
burgiar fellow hsui air y Il hy -
an4a fiaf Vi ~ hlslius shw hlNb
ahea when ! nathsd she doov
nui q soiievw hpwAvef ihai nllis
sy#en " bafalar alarm If prastlal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-15
~ - ! SAMPLE NIGHT
IN LlIT OF PENCE OFFICER

sheriff Robertson hae been kept
hasy aimee otlosk ,his aafning Al
shal hour iss waa eouvad by honr
call FROM OSiahems Glly The sheriff
sia~n shere eala has lhlesss had killed
) farmer and wanted f0 hnoa Ii Rob
ef4aon bad bioodhaunas Robertson
dia not sorry had % bosbes y9u
Back in bed for thirty mlnutea ana
The bell rang aKalu this slme forl
ear bad heen stolen ~ Perry sl'lfaaa
waieh ont for taii msn ard a aharg
one said fhs sheriff 4 pcfrs "rhsy
swipea Z iienrg ar hcfe an hour
ago
Then fhe sheriff decided 70 STAY us
and watch the phone A lstilo later
hons came from FaId stating thai
a pasaenser ssudebsker car had
bceu stolen tbere and it ~ss lhought
the thieves wev headed ihis way
And that's the lie of a posee ostI.
err.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-15
United States Navy to Build
Largest H1ngarS in World

Washington. July l5--Acting under
specific authority granted Ia the new
naval appropriation bill. the navy de-
partnens soon will start construction
on swo 81 the largest dirigible hangers
"A the world Rear Admsrzis Taylor
and Parks. heads ot the Bureaus OF
Construction and Repairs and Yards
snd Locks. respectively. today aid
Instructions to speed up the prepars-
tton Of The working plans. a. an ex-
penditEre os about 1880 600 for two
Asngsrs 10 house flying machines Of
the Zeppelin type has been authorized
They viii be located on the sesbosrs.
probably In New Jersey. and possibly
On the same site
Ground area necessary for the co.,
seSnction Of ., coabie hangar will be
about one sqszre nile Each hangar
riiI be zbout 500 feet long. 20 feel
vide and from $50 TO 200 feet hig>
Il Is p-oazsIe that all steel constrzs :
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-15

tion wiIl he used and officials csti-
mate thar from six to eig5t months
viii be needed for their erection.
Provisions for the purchase abroad
Of Zeppelin sIrship al cost not -
exceed te.soe 900 Is made IN the naval
bin. and the construction 70 this
country Of . similar machine at cost
Of 81 10000 i; is probable that the
machine purchased abroad viil be %
machine purchased abrosa viii be OF
larger n probably ~in be flown to
this country BY an American crsw.
the only Alternative being 70 atten-s
TO TOW Il by cables made fast 10 L
ship. Negotiations looking to the
purchase have already been entered
into vita foreign nations After ex-
periments win the foreign craft TIE
construction Of an improved Ameri-
can built machine viii ee started.
Secretary Daniels has no further
statement 20 make regarding .1e
runored trzns-Pzcifc nIght Naval
officers believe. however. that ssch
flight riil be attempted after the
navy comes into possession Of its sirr
cruising dirigiole
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-15


lsn Ametiesa Line sailed Wednesday
fer cDpsHnaxsn Wits ~ passengers
Aalllns On sae battle ara NJ and
Mrs Grover wFaiea sna their fanr.
ysaf aid aaasAser3 = q ptfisa. puf.
chaser 81 slferafs fof tho caaaalaa
cevvrnmeaes W r flanses sioe prasl.
aspt u sbe Rsmlueson TypswFifx
eompany TesisY Jones n he Tefley
Tea COMPANY E Kent. slce presi.
dent og the Bankers Trust eosnpany.
aai Mrs Ksht.
~ board fsa saveis tho Mra Louis
" D nantauety. Henry caraszis.
hlsa Elizabeth carnssle and Mis-.
Pearl White. moving picture aessssz.
Representatives Of tho various
stsaushsp lines stated today that
ihess has cen small sprinklIag Of
returning asrmans m tie passenger
|isis. and that applications from Ger
mans fef passage 10 Europe are hsr
eolninK more numerous. Indicating
large bulk OF German passengers In
ne Immediate fature.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-15
WILSON AGAIN WINS IN
SENATE HOUSE FIGHT
voea ouai Education budget Of
sundry Civil nill To Ne
Boosted To M Existlng
Conditions

waahlngian. July is-fhe hepsl
appropriations ser'fn |ttss tsslted te'
dsf q rssermsas . fspsssass - 80
ssnaf, slyl bNl go sssissa - re.
ommsod . provisional ~sAlHa t~siss
miller aelisrs lrrsaisssly sssNshls
90 ihs federal hsard - sssa,lera'
sdvsater ssd alle~lre ,Hs hesrd -
Instead % "a sr'pleyes =, ssiarss. -
.; 800 a ysar - mofs rhs rsasses
- vetoed ~ ths president carried
eoly sis wllilen dollars for the use 81
che boss IN rehabilitation ~eet arf
cancelled similar appropriation %
another measure
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-15
PRESIDENT WILL NOT Be
asked TG L,lsaEsS SENATE
RATIFICATION Of >Ii\>It\c
TREATY m L. :. WOULD
RE TO WRITE Bi-Ntk
pAct INTO Autiti-
Gan HISTORY


washington. Juiy is-1es.estien'
,nas prsslcsnt Wilson would not b
asked 10 appear before the ssns.s
ssressa rsis.s-s committee Cor dss.
sussior sf ths peace treaty. were sais
tosay 70 nave received IN sjninlssfs.
tor quarters
rlsn standardization offie.als irsi. .
mated they had been infOrunec ~
some members o. the eornmittee ,hss
the rsios,,y o. that eocy seemed hos
tile TO slUesaors ina, ,hs pre,,cent
be asked 10 appear CT that the com
nitsee eorser az a eeiy with hin at
the White House.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-15
Rush for Europe Sets In,
Biggest Since Aug. /, 1914

NeN York Juiy is~oGfleiaIs 81
lsaasailansie steamship companies
announced this mernlnw nat sss
largest number u elyiiiaa passengers
te isaye tho part 81 Asw York Ia any
week aimee AUGUST !. 1915 ~hen ~
world war bexaa sailed last asek On
als passenger slips
Tae largest namhnF ~ passengers
on any one seasnl acre booked to safi
on tie neiIle u he White star Llns
The Baltic Il takiuK = total u l.fTs
passengers. ~ saom $40 are FIRST
class. as svesnd class ant i.ooe
third class
IA sassie. q Ftsneh Llae boat
sailing fer iIasFe. AID = passenger lsst
n iiso The csfeaia of the cansra
I.,as sailed for liverpool sith $40
passengers The total fof fhese three
ships y z.szs The total Tor the seex
= $50 IN az ships
The MaaresaBla bad on beard a
total Of 7ss passengers This vessel
had applications for more but Is stIli
equipped az troopzilp and her
passenger space il limited. The
America of the italian Line sailed
Thursday for Naples with 1850. and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-15

San Francisco. July ib--Tha rela.
tiona o. Edna Elizabeth zsrr and
Elijah > zerr we're nore Ike those of
brother AID aister taan husband aud
wife. according 70 haii for divorce
fled in the superior eonrf here -
Mrs zefr.
Mrs zsrr describes herself a. =
~sife IN name oniy.~ and complains
that zsrr. civil engineer. 4 opposed
70 having children. while she feels
her lie viii not be eonlpisis without
experiencing ne thrill Of having
some lIfsls one calI ser mother.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-15
SAILING or PACIFIC
FLEET ~ DIL,,iD

wasH'rsou my NJ 'rhn npwig ~
waniud i'aeHle flr4 &H $50 fram
iiamp'on lteets JAY q instead of
laly "a Nesieuaf armpma y
WAS aeeided nls ipasy at 4 fentef+
eHee Ewaeeu arurefary pAala# ana
AdBHfal llush ilodman eammand af
fln 'lya fha dstc 8f che flsegH W
rival ~ San Dieap cat waa rssf ss
AuNnNs ? IN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-15
STRIKE nlgoHOtRs ARU
rRr1urhr w ITALY

Rome. luy 10 sirlss disorders %
cured AZ various places u Italy %
aay. Az Lussfa eight persons we're
killed and thirty wpnndsd Nsar
Genoa swe anarchists we're killed ~
fight wlsh cArahlulsrl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-15
ELkS BAR RADICALS
FROM THEIR ORDER

a rueolHtion directing al suBorsiin .
ate lodges % employ ensrxsfic efforts
IN barring from membersh.p persous
who express sympathy ~i,h bolsae-
yism and kindred "lsuss- wss adopted
Al 20 closing session = the Elks Con
vention Al Atlantic City
The resolution further ensoinsd al
loeges 70 parties afe in esery move
mens which RS for ~ 0blesa the
eduoafion of foreigners into ideals o,
the nation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-15
IIisI LOSS N STATE
SHOWS III. DECREASE

Tables seat out by John Connolly.
state flfe 9aarsaal. Show Oaiahona )
fire loss the frat slx months Of this
year saa moye taan s million dollars
less than ii was IN the eoFreSppndina
period OF 1918 II wss sGs2 ieo 81 lees
than the inss the first half u 1917
From Jan 70 July 1. 1912. the fire
ioN 10 this stat. has besn sasf.s4igt.
In isiS The loss for tae first SIX
months sas sg.iee.gss ea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-15
ANOTHER RACE Clash
~ TENtS TOWN

Port Arthur Texas, July ls~
Clarence Paxton and u rerrie. .
negro. are IN TIE 4ospitai serious.y
Injured. and sevesai oiAor person.
are less seriously hurs as d result ~
a clash here today between AAou;
twenty white men and aboui ior;,
negroes
The trouble starieA on . stree, car
when wAite mar objected to a negro
smosing IN The presence az woman
passenger, according 10 tho police
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-15
Fiao2R VAS Aoarsr

Ffpmuns iagy 81 "A xasaabta
wassh taat HI rremank wansaa.
Aaw tasiaenR 81 Mewafh meFw taan
ina Ywars HwN wa4 recovered ~
f'4iselMan Herr and returned tu sha
a~naf waa la slslilns 10 sAs city
fhe Flndef m sAe ilfuepleea has baan
earrytnx ,hs waleh an lhfs time. SOC
knawinK fh@ 0wner
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-15

showers have been prevaienf oyer
ihe stats today. breaking a gsn day
season OF extremely hot weather Tala
condition ls general throughout the
eastern f.art 81 sbe stasa. sae weather
bureau acre reiorts The rain j.
greatly needed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-15
LihTz SENDS Two BUYERS
TO EASTERN MARKETS

Fred " f.intz q ths Lafx store U.sl
seBd two buyers 20 eastern markers
tonight A Baker sfll 20 90 Nev Yosk
where be viii say Tor three weeks
he vi parchase dFy goods and no
tsons cien Householder viii 20 %
chiczeo and ofhe- Points IN asez< os
goods Tor fhe basement Boh VII
bug heavy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-15
DISCOVERS AlonFA Dynamite

Lima July lb Captain wllepx dls
covered u AlleNa ~ dynamite wrsp
ped 10 way rapef auanF ihn tena
stand IN Lincoln part Il ~ FhaH#ht
the explosive aaa heeH stalaa by bayH
from neary qaNftses
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-15
sEcHErARY m'caEcoR RETURNS
FROM ELks concLAvr

George " aefsregor has returned
from Atlantic cay ubaro he attend, q
che National oonr.ntioa q Tzks ~ .
deieEste frvm cathrse hodge. Had q
delightful trip and a uns tsme.- he
szid
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-15
Twenty-Five Hurt
When Lightning
Bolt Strikes

--rIttsesroh. Jsly tt-r~~ssy
slss ps~ssns ~srs srlsrsd. ss,srs
proessls fatally. ~een nsrtninn
strsSs a sso~asd rsrluea sse~os
street car az Fls,A sns ~eee stree,
~ shs center - ths ae~a to~r eIs.
sr.>t eausp sssers slsetrtesl
stern tess afssfneon rhs meter.
man ~ss severely esrees ~Nsu tes
iiphtnire. ~Nieh s,rsek shs trolb
~ere. came so~n irie tNs car sns
burned cot ths eontrolisr. a nun.
bee o. ~crsa ana ehllsrsa ~ers
srsr'plsa - ths panis which col.
ie~sd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-15

WYOMING mAa IANna
a COMMISSION goW

Wa&hlne'an 5alY k ftssmvr Nrn
a'or slagenee n tilArk ag EvauAtpu
wYa Wa apalnFrd Uenlhar * the
International lafag eammSsahsa sasta
h9 pfsalAent wtt#ua Fle sass#naia
'hs iafn tames a fawAeY "A atlanes
84sa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-15
X ENnETty 5 kEnsEeREw
PNEUMONIA VICTIM

Kenneth = KenBebre1. boTu Dee 80
1907. died Jaly 60 a. she Annex of
typhusd penumonla Funeral services
to be heId al the Baptist church on
Tuesday at 1.s0
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-15
WEhNER HAS EARLY nElLE or
GEORGIA PEACHES on MARKET

Col Fred wsnnor Is marketing lo-
rall BIS eroD q iBeiie - Georgia
leacbes. and shey are iine and dsfl
csosir, q ihe SEM -cllng rarleiy Nr
weEnsr ~Hi hase about go baahsis a
line early peachea end r. finding
ready mafksa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-15
LIEUT. DAVE wErsER HAS
RETURNED FROM OVERSEAS

A telegram from Lieut. Dsvid Wen
per. snosnces hir ssfe srrsssl from
overseas sersiee - Newport News On
SUNDAY evening. lie exrects 20 GO
back % Guthrie in about sen osys.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-15
oklAnoMAaa Aala n

All men ~ ~ the 0Alaaaaa dele
raslon VOTED tar tha repeal % she
dayiisAf aaypss aet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-15
s1cHIr TREATY VITA JAPAN,

wssh.nxson. July 3'--A chargo sAAt
Ia7an secretly sucred pledges ffOm
Gveat Britain. France and Haly IN
lai7. tha, the peace sesflemen, q
Shantuns peninsula should. f1r cer-
tain considerations. BE- turned over 80
ths Tokso government. was made an
the senate TO-DAY by ScnA.or Morg >
republican OF Nebraska. who produced
vhs, he declared 20 he copies of d.
elomstic correspondence enhodyfuz
;t~ promises Ok Great Britain and
Fsanee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-15
,''o, VI CONSUMED ~ nI>o
I'M N,> tzs.lus nNifs
90 I'M. it.Doo tI>IfR-
MORE sP|NDlEs ACTIVE
THAN DURING 1918
offn\ ~ u,>D 1O0.Duu
nul> ii>S fut> rms
uuI LAST Nf,n Nh
DEMAND tOn rnO-
NTH GREATER


wssnl~sssn. 4slr is~cs,se. ees.
ssevsa tvFlra iun. ~es s1tof hsl.s
= ues e~a 'sofy - ilassv.. shs ssasas
ssrsss aer s~sss ssssy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-15
Five Killed In
Explosion on II.
s. Mine Sweeper

wssAiaass~. iulf iN~oes sfll.
80 "a a. .n'lrsa rstn ~efs Ellse
j. 80 AsslnusslsN = - Ar,sstssh
mlo. .~ssp.s Hlsnsfd - nssslsr
~ ,hs sspiesisn - ~ins - -
Nef,h ssa lslf - f~e tlhsf sf
fssfs ~srs lelsrss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-15

SHORTAGE SHOWS ~ Rsponr
wasltasion. MY IA In Iana last
year Nsssa nal,s ~ ilnt ans taslsa
ef llnlsfs wsfs eSsumet
'siien 80 hand fsaa 20 ln oanaam.
ler sssA allshmsafa esa tsetssr
bales of iinf ana ,elsei ~ nniefs
eomaered sin ielsiss - ilns end
isitis af nafsns ,saF asa. aaa Ia
euhuc aipgake aba at rempsessss
sfsattl bates 81 an, ant sessit u
'niers compared wifh silstaa AZ
ilui asa saS.ass og Ilaters
spsrdlss Are Astlvs
Cotton splnaies active anrux 1uns
aaWbsfvi aasis soa. eompsred wuA
1aslasss O Saag lssi geaf
Data an lalpafsa and aspofss vas
'nfounlsge ere hufean annonaeud
elailalsea for sastan fsNins ssaies
ahaw
Cohaamsa aaaiau Jaan sSs.ala heis>
compared wlga ysatai ln fnnu laaA
war
c~tsen ~ @segsas
un hsaa lusw 20 IN taueumlHw -
lsNilshmsals ass.tTa taisa eampsfsf
ei'h 3tasta i yvas aKa aat IL pabes
ai0Faaa apA ai congresses ghssTs9
halea. epWpsfed slgh lFsg s0t r~ar
Agn
cotton hplhalsp aositw daqlaw IBne
is.satata gempaFw4 wlfh tssts .aaf
"a lunn laAg yvar
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-15

THss> psf@ges the Nebraska senator
declared .folsy explained IRE prcsspre
which resulted in shAnfunes TRANSFER
10 Ja4mn under the Versailles treaty.
whose rsiiflacsion by the senate. he
asserted. would wrlte the 'hlaekest
page In ghe nations history
Great 6eitain's Influence.
Great Brhain's influence IN the
matter. be charged, was secured By
JapanS support OK British claims 10
Pacific islands south os the equator
wbsle Frances aid was purchased hy
promise of the Tokso government.
TO help draw china into tha war ID
that German ships in Chinese isarbars
would be available for carrying troo
ard provisions 10 France
The Agreement
On the sseh day OF Mxrch. isls.
said Senator Norris. xhe japanese
minister u foreign affairs AZ Toxic.
approached the British ambassador
socated at that place. with . view cf
bringing about an agreement With she
British government. The British min
lister ca6led to has government at L0n
don sr9 after receiving Instructions
from his government. wrote chr Jap
anese government ar follows
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-15

Continued on Page 1. coi.51
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-28
J. R. CRAWFORD REACHES
new YORK FROM ARCTIC

SAN FRANCISCO. October 2s.-
James r. Crawford OF New York. one
Of the two members Of the stefans-
son Arctic expedition, who were left
on the Banks Island, two years ago,
was here today on his way home. hav-
ing arrived from the far north on the
auxiliary schooner Herman.
Crawford told Of the hardships he
endured during his forced stay of
two years on Banks Island. whore ne
subsisted on fish and game until res
cued last August by the Herman.
His one attempt to reach the main
land in a small launch left by Ste
fansson met with failure in the ice
foes.
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Sunday Meeting at Liberty Hut.
French Painter Dies.

PARIS. October 27.-Alfred Philippe
Roll, painter and president of the Ma
tional Society Of Fine Arts, died to-
day.
N. Roll was horn In 1915. He began
painting in 1875 and up to . few
years ago continued his work, turn
tA9 emit auoAfouD 0aAVAoo0 o1 much
merit. He was q commander Of the
Legion e&~Bonoss
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CARDS or THANKS.

CANNON. We wish to express our thanks to
our neighbors, relatives and friends for their
tsap moral tr to s, ,nd 81 S' nnr
beloved boy. JOHN RUSSELL CANNON.
We also thank the Lansburgh employees for
their beautiful doral tributes.
JONES. wish TO extend TO our relatives and
many friends my heartfelt thanks. for their
expressions of love and sympathy at the
death Of my beloved wife, IIOTTTE MAY.
FRANK RUSSELL JONES.
YOUNG. We wish to expess our sincere thanks
to our friends. and especially the Red Cap
porters Of Union station. for their kind 81:
pressions Of sympathy and for tho beautiful
floral tributes extended ut the death Of our
beloved daughter.
G. b. WASHINGTON AND WIFE.
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HAASE's LEG AMPUTATED.
Condition of German Socialist
Leader Becomes Serious.

BERLIN. October p Thy the Asso-
ciated Press).-Hugo Haase's right
leg was amputated above the knee
today. The operation was necessi-
tated by the condition of the bone
which had been smashed by bullet.
Haase. who is leader Of the inde-
pendent socialist party of Germany.
was shot and wounded when entering
the reichstag on october 8. Several
operations have been performed and
Herr Haases condition is consid-
cred serious.
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sv.et HelIs of Peace" ''our Soldiers,
Welcome Home" "A eonf Of Thanks
giving" 1--WE Sing to You. America"
stsfes'" "When Pershing's Mon Go
Marching Into Picardy." america. My
Songs of memory-'Home. Sweet
Home" "Ths Recessional." Our Trib-
ute" "The Bells Of st. Mary's."
"Nearer, My God, to Thee"
songs OF triumph-'Thrse Stars"
''Haiielujah Chorus" from THE Mes
eiah."