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The Pascagoula chronicle. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1905-1920, 1919-05-31
Commissioners Sale.

commissioner oaie.
Mitchell Cook, No. 1878, vs.. Bessie
Cook ct al.
In the Chancery Court of Jackson
County, State of Mississippi.
By virtue of the authority vested in
me by decree of the Chancery Court
of Jackson County, Mississippi, rend-
cred in the above style caused on the
4th day Of May, 1919, at the May
1919 term of said Court, | will sell at
public outcry to the highest bidder for
cash at the front door of the Court
House, in the City of Pascagoula,
Mississippi, on MONDAY THE
10th DAY OF JUNE, 1919, within
legal hours, the following described
real estate in Jackson County, Mlssls-
slppi, to-wit;
That certain lot situated in Section
III Township s Range E West desclb-
ed as follows: That part of the West
hal o Lot E described as bounded by
linz running as follows:
Beginning at the Northwest corner
of said lot e running thence east along
the North boundary line of said lot a
distance of Is feet thence running
south parallel with the West boundary
line of said lot distance of ga feet,
thence West parallel with the North |
boundary line of said lot E, distance
of IS feet, thence North along said |
West boundary line a distance of ga
feet to the place of beginning, the
same being part of West half of Lot
+ of the V. Delmas, Jr., tract, per plat
thereof of record in Book s page 267
Record of Deeds of Jackson County,
Mississippi, and being the same Lot
acquired by Sallie Cook from ]. |.
t ord as shown by deed recorded in
Book 81 page 800 record of deeds
Jackson County, Mississippi.
Witness my hand this l4th day of
May, 1919.
FRED TAYLOR,
Special Commissioner.
The Pascagoula chronicle. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1905-1920, 1919-05-31

A drive is being conducted in this
city to raise funds for the Mississippi
Humane Society, which is establishing
home near Gulfport for the care and
training of delinquent children of the
coast section. The object is a worthy
one and should meet liberal response
on the part of our people.
The Pascagoula chronicle. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1905-1920, 1919-05-31

Mr.. j. H. Simpson of the Gufport
Grocery Co. and Mr.. II. E. Blakeslee
of the new magazine, Dixie" soon to
be launched at Gulfport, were business
visitors to the city Tuesday.
The Pascagoula chronicle. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1905-1920, 1919-05-31
We are authorized to announce
C. l.. WALLER

We are authorized to announc,
c. L. WALLER
as candidate for District Attorne,
for the Eighth Judicial District, sub
ject to the action OF Democratic
primaries.
We are authorized to announce
HAROLD w. GAUTlER
as candidate for District Attorney
for the Eighth Judicial Distric sub
jec to the action of Democratic
primaries.
We are authorized to announce
STOKES V. ROBERTSON,
or Hattiesburg, as a candidate for re-
election to the office of State Revenue
Agent. subject to he action of the Dem
ocratic party in the August primaries
We are authorized to announce
II. D. cUDABAC
as candidate for Sheriff of Jackson
County subject to the action of the
Democratic party in the August pri-
maries.
We are authorized to announce
w. w. VAUGHN
as candidate for Assessor of Jackson
County subject to the action of the
Democratic party in the August pri-
naries
We are authorized to announce
FRED TAYLOR
as candidate for Chancery Clerk of
Jackson County subject to the action
of the Democratic party in the August
primaries.
We are authorized to announce
w. C. HAVENS
as candidate for Circuit Clerk of
jackson County subject to the action
of the Democratic party in the August
primaries.
We are authorized to announce
A. L. FURRY
as candidate for Superintendent of .
Education of Jackson County subject i,
to the action of the. Democratic party
in the August primaries.
We are authorized to announce p
E. w. BREELAND, a
or Leaksville, as a candidate for State 0
Senator from the 41st Senatorial Dis Il
trict, composed of the counties of Il
Greene, George and Jackson, subject Il
to the action of the Democratic party Il
in the August primary.
We are authorized to announce u
CHAS E. CHIDSEY u
as candidate for the office of Justice u
Of the Peace. Beat g. Jackson county, re
subject to the action of the Democratic
primary.
We are authorized to announce
CHRISTIAN SILER orc
Is candidate for the office of con n
table, Beat 3, Jackson County, Miss. CHI
It the Democratic primary in August, nm
919. ~
We are authorized to announce co
j. II. CAIN m
IS candidate for Representative in II
he lower house of the State Legis. ma
allure for Jackson County, subject
o the action of the Democratic party Is
n the August primaries. tei
The Pascagoula chronicle. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1905-1920, 1919-05-31

The Chronicle-$1.50 a year.
The Pascagoula chronicle. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1905-1920, 1919-05-31

as a candidate for District Attorney
for the Eighth Judicial District, sub.
ject to the action OF Democratic
primaries.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-11

during 'hs var Thsn. sfx Customer
"ticsed- about tho small portions snd
the microscopic s~ssr sflcvasse b.
sas simply tasses - -oernsn. o.
az least a. an anpsff5osic sosvmsns
and sas promptly sse~ichss ~ had
no friends snyvhers
Bat how aboss thai nee order frou
the food sdministratlsnf hr Hcovel
ssys ii's al righf "a serve lsrrr- pof
tons ana sivs eassoher. si' tAs saxsr
hey want. 20 Fat a. n. government
concersnd conssausuflv the pabiis
.In not back sp - food parvvyors
who insist On prscficlnx .conssr, alton
TO the limit when the sovernnss, cay.
thsi there is no loae.r sny patriotic
snd 10 - served BY . policy rhsrs
win be more people 70 -sIc<" sbos'
the introduction shsrso'. ans or saesr
tions than there wers TO skset- ssou'
the infrdsefion thereof. and our ssss.
the Introduction thereof. and oar sssss
T. concerned. Consequently the ysblle
FAR more ssvere eAsrAssr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-11
= Obsolete Conservation =

We have heard of soldiers oute0lng
taeir orders and ovrfrunninr their oh
jecfire Therefore Ne should be- able
70 appreciate the disposition % some
restaurants ~e sno~ 10 keep The fighf
on the Hun even after lhe var = over
We should bai for some reason TOO
Obvious to he explained. - arr rot
Food purseyess throuxhoa. the
counify were prsis.Sd and properly 20.
Tor N way ia which they co-operated
with the fred adninistraion n the
nations conservation program Il was
= difficult proposition for msa~ Of
them They feared that their pa
ronage would fall or and they knew
their Gus omers would DO a ioi q
kicking Their Customers Oh do q
lot Of ~kiekinz.~ and the restaurant
Eropriesors could only grin and bear
n II the price they had 70 pay Ia
patience be considered. perhaps they
more thsn earned tie profits which
came 70 them ss a result Of relaclnz
sasir rstiOns without reducing their
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-11

charges
Bui nov tie food administration has
taken OF re ia giving The food pur-
ve,ors flil permission TO cater 70 all
The Faisisffs vbo may enter shelr
establishment. Bui IN some places
the grin reducing dinners are stlil
being surveyed The new orde- from
tho food administration was q matter
70 be viewed ~ifh alarm wha, ~ss
good enough Tor the prolsisr.a' IN war
times should be good enough Tor the
cafetariaf IN peace tines
Some restaurant men refuse - un-
learn tie value ~ conservation Think
% the number q peopl. ihey are saw
ing from The miseries Of gosf II the
coffee Is no sweet enough. you are
reminded o. the ailsres fact that TOO
much coffee l. not good fer the
nerves. anyway-so yoa should b.
content with haif cap
But these food purreyors ril. soou
find themselves devoid Of the moral
support which the public gave tkem
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-11
STREETS N HORRIBLE
CONDITION; SEA Or Mu0
City Commissioner nitchsll Mas
No Money With Which To
Remedy situation: Tries
Flushing With Water

The weather h Fssponr.bis for ,ss
asfal eohaiiion 81 the streets an
sidewalks IN this eliS TIE sno~ hs,
held an Cor fhs pasi '~o weeks. ans
while 10 lhs mlddle q shs As 4
slo~ls msiss. shs n.Ehts erIns frees
ins condliion.. and tho result ~ sss
II slash aud mud On the sifssss sns
sidewalks that rens,rs travel arr
cult and annoying
chief Mitchell Yesterday ma n.
tire Department os' fylss 10 ssmss,
this condition. sns washed shs sids
walks and cutters ~ ~eh a. gosltlc
hat coald mate BIT little pfosf.~l
especially on lie sCsih side % shs
sirestss where the bullains. shaded
ihs wallis rhas morning al me hs,i
ness men we're asked to snassspr q,
remove che pnos aud Ice from N
front % their places % ssslhsAs ana
10 assls the street aspsrtmsn, u
absslng ihs slnrh ssA nus paissnc
TIE els has 10 'aoasy 70 en- 30,
sno~ shoysiers The cnlsf Gays
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-11
MILL PREACH SERMON
ON LIFE OF ROOSEVELT
Rev Johnson. Pastor OF FIRST NJ y
Church, Will Tell Of Roose
welt, the Religious Man
All Invited

Rev johnson all preach 4 very 10.
er-siing sermon tomorrow on AoOsc
geii the religious man Rev Johnson
premises biz sermon Will b. tsipfu
70 every one 90 aud hear . fsvisw
II tse religions llfe 81 rms great
American.
In The evening The Power of a
shadow viii be the subject Or an un /.
.sual sermon
Miss Hoyt rho has been away for
seysrai weeks has returned and vii
ave charge n the music Tue or
ches 70 all add ~ strength TO the
occasion Two inspiring services %
which every one Is cordially invited
The men of the city are particularly
invited to the morning service by the
pastor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-11
wilson GIVEN rlrLe.

PARIS Jan ii--Ths Temps says a is
able 70 state that pres,asns Wilson
mas osfselsliy informed Premier clenn
sn<<au tina, ne does not desire % be
oeasderes al TIE reaee congress as
the head Of state, out only as tho
prime minister - MS state
The Temps says the United states
eoasttution makes the pres.asnt not
only the head of ne state. nut th.
mead Of the government ara mat
President wslson viii claim only the
rish, 10 the pre- 'osaiives o. the iasi
nance position ~ the peace confer.
snes.
The newspaper adds that. when
making snc~n Ms dcsre 70 Premier
clsmsnesss. President Wilson also
informed the premier concerning the
oetalied WORK the ssrioas Amerscan
delegates TO the ecna'ess would have
sssssneo 20 them.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-11
WOMAN SUES CHIEF
MITCHELL FOR BIC SUM
Edyihe Whliienhcrger Avers That
Safety Commissioner Hnnlh
aied Her and Injured
Her Business

A petition Na1 fIi i ln the aIsif.t'
sour Yesterday d, Eiyihe whliten
hers.f afs.nsi Commissions - Safe
a " a Mitchell 10 vheh enc Nlaln
f.n asks for DAMAGE ann affent
sui and BIZ bondsmDn ln ihe snm 81
sls.eeS 80
Pialniiff alleges ihaf she ~as mat
ing deliveries ~ ssa saver and uf
lflor she had prFloasif sold D. a.H
sassnr the riis sat hs1 AslNrfel
ani rollertsd fiia irnm residents 81
she invention. ana i.at she vas laks.
10 police oo4i nni made 90 feiuhl |he
money
She alleges ihaf sac aas ifFhlHne 81
hnmiiisied ttrrafz q and olt,fa e
scared - ihai 81 suffered Fnssi
pain ana aaks ihe above snm ia la
imhui hsr o. the ineontsnIsn. IS.
claims 10 hsNe uhersd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-11
IMPROVEMENTS ADO{O
TO MASONIC TEMPLE
Corner Posts To BE Put In: Ne
yolving Glass Storm Doors
Installed New Sidewalks
Next Innovation

The ns~ revolving flass storm
do,ir ~ sts antranr. 81 Nascnls
Temple ha,e been Installed AMI are .
much needed improvement ffuau an
afiia g and saniiaf, point q se~
wors ls nov being done aions the
Tine ~ puiilnF o. attractive corner
poets ~ ibe retaining waiis. ani oh
erwiss improving the lawns ans pare
lufs
An aiiIiltaai improvement thai
would ada geiy materially to ahe
Temple snd would 10 u henoiii 20
Tedfstrlar would be "a. replacing Of
the Archala sidewalk ~ broad 90.
m'ni vsikl Ia teeplnr w.ia the
finest grounds and building "a the
souhwsr The pFesen, ~alk. are
primitive and their uneven surface l.
TIE cause q many words ana oslrrga.
iian. ihai ~oald not look we'll Ia
print
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-11
OLD GLORY IS IN
DISTRESS ON ALL SIDES
YlASs When No, Tattered. Torn
and Disreputable Looking Are
Flying Upsids Down Or
Wrong Side Up

THE ciiy ls anssab'silY Naifs' .t
bot. las, ihs same. u B. ssfy eaFsissi
In the handling of ~Old siou
rlas.. torn aud fsitsfed 20 irst
ale. nasa upside dos.a. flas poles ~ih
Just the edges sllnTins 70 10 hoist
ina rupe 20 ssav that once upon >
time the greatest sna sranasss fs'
81 any nation On esrh once flutterst
inthe hreers here -ln fact. flag u
every ..-ss and condition srosss ihs
right way. xres, ne sys in ever a
re<fion
This IL All vrons. snd should D.
remedled 81 once. Take . course -
flag esiqn~s and then fiins the star
aud stripes 90 the bfss1ss -lih tn
kno~isdss tisi q Is In prvpsf posliloa
aud condltior 20 coasey the mssntnl
n ~ss Intended 20 eonsey
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-11
HIS ui Iilt
SPIRIT InNi WON

Floyd Gahons. laa thicaso fr
hune correspondent who ialel, a.
turned from France battered and mi
nus an eye. Al a luacheon ibe oihr
day told this story 81 The 9ro~~'
of the mariaes
A company nad be,1 swept hy 1sf
man machine rrn fifs and losi neafil
hair II ns men The captain hso
been Killed. both ,euien3ni- sho'
down. and the comnlsnd of he com
psny's remnant fef 10 srlfzte
sergeant. who bore fsar. o. Porto NJ
so. china and Lus1f
They had been f4r.tlnr il . fors.'
and the woods wese an fire behlns
Them Nov ihey ~. cfoaehed A. tn
forests edge with an Ca field be.
tween them and N, enemy The o.
der came % BE- readf 20 eharfe acfat'
the open tcli aud capiuf' a Iian
machine gun posit.en on their ios
behind the oats. the COMPANY awaited
ihc sergeant wort Suddenly IA
serfssnt TOOK a fresl eheO ~ tobacco.
Inhaled deep hrclih and gave N
signal
Come on. voa bankeiy bisus
ysnks-do YOU van, 10 i've forever
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-11

Norman. Jan ~ Peace problems
viii b. discussed formally ., ,hs unl
,.raiiy ~ Oklahoma a. ~sll a. a. the
Versailles peace eonlsrsaes The ar
issues course foe ,hs sa.nsf ~lll bs
devoted 70 psaes Issue. - tsss esms
up Al the peace ccufefsnes sishO
-four m.n ara .nmllsd. three 30 lons
being taught BY " N Fos,sr ~ tue
school ~ lac. and Que hs D q Dale oi
The department of hi.tor,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-11
tIlI INinti-StNI<Iu
I\t.i\iINS COMING. IIONi.

'ohlsnf. Jan 1i--The Thirty sss
cnih snf neers. cousisiing OF sixteen
hundred picked e,sctrieal and me
ohanicsi - 0eris frsn every state 10
the unlou shi commanded by Colonel
Aiber Pierce of Eas Claire. Wis has
been ordered back % America on iha
first available irsnsecri The Thirty
seventh BE- ihe nrst regiment in N,
Third army 20 be- Or ;sred home Com.
pany y oi the gsih claims 10 be- The
fret force ~ Americans 10 cross 10.
Rhine iia member, crossed a. Co
blenz Pc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-11

Last alsnf ihs n dsparmfn' -
sposasa 10 an alarm a. ieDs We
Noble aysnas. oecu9ied ~ Lsfs ksn
nedy. and sxiinssished = snsli bar
that caused siiFhi damage
Tn. origin of the fire ~as . he'
brlTk placed in The bsd of one - ~
shiidren. ana ~hica limited the bs.
clothes. No oue ~@s .nisred and ,hs
flames we're aBirki, sntinraished
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-11
Berlin, In T.roe
of RepOH, Fears
Men Massacre
DO II Tomorrow
Even IL You
Don't Belong

-tss~ u yss % sss -ssts.s - .
snsrsn. rsa s~ssls sue-s ssslns
ss~is~s sssssss~sll,. - tat yss
sse.is - a. s.es sssn ~sss n
~ill rsa ,es W ~erssrtsliy. ave
sss sses~ss sesrsy ZEE ,ns .sss
~ssss ~srs. aver sNl~s - srssf
- ses hsss sssss tried a. msss ,ss
sssss wee, ,s~srre~ re~esss~ IL
esaass. CO - ssSroh ases
church. sry old shsreH. ~ fact.
os'hr,s nae . asmess ~ sess
churches sns . s-s ss-sh ~
ssssensss sss ~li ts ss's 10 ss~s
. ssss ssrwe~ preached ~ s.s ~
shs shs~ss ss~ss~es Ass ~,
'nss~ssss yss sslii nsss sess wssls.
sssssv~s~ssi sas seeAi tns, s'e~s
esess % ss .. i~seassss What ,es
ss,. lss's ~ u . ~Nisif
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-11

usflln. ian b lhe &ssfaeits.
~sfe dsmoaslfasies nat uaisfesai,
The -lsao~ Ia weleh ~ atsilaesa
u + nesdlsas % dissflhs ibsm Thse
sfs ,ypleal pfplelsflsns aems - saea
sffrc, eysh more iilapldafsd apa
ueafanes than y nAlafAlly lheif pWn
rhsy shostsd soniievnsslF. Nlsdefi
Nleasf lnsAnlss llasn vita wno
sssrs name waa taagssfet Nmllf
r. "a. iaat - zoe 81 SENS idemann
~ ihe1 thoa' ileef hgA llasa'
aaa hats msast 'af rlshbafa. ~
fplles ehlsf o. l.isaaasehf
Nos ana lhsu &c lsaass ihf
safloaa columns sss ghsnre gs bft4t
thfoash the 9uafli iafmlaa slfe|0l
arouai ne ehsheslaf's asiss then
ihsy rush tAslf ~ lpls fefxafi ~un
q mlshl ,has seems lsfssisiisls. ihsir
llealaaAnfa fuaning backward aal
forward srrinr speed whllr thslf q.
mails lisafsaAnlg tAlsh women aat
iris b. The had "a ssifssl thsn
from tne fa.h ~ s4sntif ths fsiusi
element u ~ Be eimiaafai flam ~
ssfioas fseDns When ~ sheer
weight u enofmoas iaAsass thsY Nfsss
eos hard on ihs Fstsrnmeai fasfal
ne latter .n mas faanisf rata
~iih bafoneis shsIfapon a. maai
tassi slll f.ffssf sih faaiskf spss1
s.n4lns 40 . fnsf ~ anFar ana ffsi
saeb a. haman ears may sriaan hsss
hesFd before li i ataalaieir lsll
fUnF
AsoresR aAssA1R0 rgAHrU
sinl 80 barn hal come ffan a.,
fslTnsa siiafss - tas seshfnsHsa'
raAfis - late 81 fka sffffnson A.
possible me erosai srfe stsa lsrssl
fhaa YESTERDAY TAsFe wefs M asall
stamp speskias snf sesssianal sloleni
sisfuftaness % E iossiiEea nsfars q
seemed lhsf unisss shs ssFeFnntsni
foaas ias sasrxr 20 hats fhs ehsi
IAAN" NH"HNH* NANt" -" f#tN t# NW /"
another massefs q l. fsmpfsd fhsi
tssre all b~ an aiiaek % the chan
cellars palaes sson q h also 80,
nlofed hat he refs amsui l. efp@ei
lns saililonsi anI rsllabis froogs. a.
'h0sEh moi = Ersaf naatber ffonl
aelshDofinx f0Nns y - siss FamoF
a thsi iilnaenbsrs hss arrived snt
ls ad1alnE ihs Foss nment in tn
shanesliors faises BOD = rsst9fs o.
asr None a ihrse Fumor. esn 81
verified. the sosefnsisni effelals b.
"a too busy o. .rsfsrrinE - leave
ihs psbile IN he 4afA
srarfr srRE~S ~Irr orAo.
Al hair pasl ~. soidisrs in me VI
hslmsplafE cfiso All an4sued 81.
sona gr' away' Ths spaFiaeas are -
proaehing % ATTACK
Thsy sers l1dfsd approaehinx
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-11
NaW GOn VIII. tititI
Ntttt \iftDID ~ lI.Di\,.

Ciiy Commissioner George Nc
ureFef announce tHat hr e'li aa soon
A. weather conditions PERM begin
ihe erection 81 an attractive ~ gaio
ai sumnit View cemetery. TO i4te iss
place 81 ihe small building iaaf re-
Gently burned doRn
The neu building wlll bc ussl ior q
Raiung and res room and also for
shelter purposes during stormy weaiA
- aud wlll have telephone tall
ea These improvements ar yers
much needed Il the cemetery aaa u %
r. appreciated
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-11

Five members OF the fire depari
ment have been having a touch q IN
fiuenzs and their absence caused 4
shortage q help Sat oosid noi b.
remedied 70 advantage. All members
snen ow on duty except Captain I'd
ear Nelson. Of the Central station.
who Is slowly im7ro ng sna VIII scoT
report for duty.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-11
COUNTY ROADS IN s.o ssAps

Fsfmefs here Today ssy more moist :
urs has soaked into mother earth IN
Logan county fbis year - far than
ever before IN the hisior, ~ ths state
And that the snoss sad rains of last
year insure = bamper crop ihis coming
season All Of which sounds good 20
we % the city
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-11
MIDNIGHT FUNERAL
roR olesEss

The Scottish Rite Mas0ns will hold
a midnight funeral for the late VIII
lam James Dibbsns 81 The Aas0nl.
Temple tonight Tie public will BE-
welcomed al the TeIaale after ii.sa
tonight
Albers Pike lodge. a a A N. vii
hold funeral services for the decease
a. The Temrie. st ~ tomorrow an
efnooa All are we.eome.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-11
oil ltAsiNo CONFERENCE
posrpoNGp usril MONDE,

washlnflon. Jan a ftoase sha
senate confsrsss 40 ~sv 90 has
mes ,oisy IN sn eflr 20 ersss their
deadlock on the OIL lesslas hlll posl
ponsd their eoutprenre anti Monds !
tscaass ~ ne ahsfnfs ~ setefsl
ns.mbeTs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-11
TrLLs or cUrHRlr's
MANY lnDUsTRir 5

There = a mighty Interesting story
of Guthrie appearing IN the current
issue Of the Oklahoma Retail Mer
chant. a publication IN ihe interests
u the retail dealers % ths state This
excellent magazine an be- found 81
fre Dwi prag sme Efenb0 iv
sbuuld secure 9 c0NF 90 BE- d IA pro
fuaeiy iliu irafed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-11

A tslephone from she Methodist
hospital this omrning announced thar
Mayer Hartman. ~hc was taken there
Thursday suffering from relapse
from influenza. Is mending slowly
and had passed q fairly favorsSlf
nlrhf There is siirai Improvement
IL his lung condition. and he will foor
be able 10 resume his dufie4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-11
PRESIDENT wills N
HAS STATED THAT
SUCH is PLAN; PRESI
DENT OF UNITE ED
STATES TO RANK AS
PREMIER OF u. 3. AT
PEACE CONFERENCE
SEN ATE AT HOME
STANDS BY ABSENT
CHIEF EXECUTIVE
BULLETIN

farif. Jan II An early return
Of ali American troops 10 their
own shores Is The talk here now
President Wilson has not definite
ly decided on tins course but II
mas been semi-oiiicially made
public that the army OF occupa.
tion viii be ordered 10 return
soon
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tneis SAM Fighters have llt ~
maklns the olhrf man rua. nnlshlns
im o. akins bin prisoner rais pho.
fysfapA shp~N "a American nAFins
and = deaghbos counting ,qsad -
prisoners 80 iht itoishstik forcss cap
afed a lhe nshNar teiween Afehaa
Fsi and Nolorda The prisoners ssfc
escorted ~ AtohahEsi nndef gard ~
American sailors rom he L \ =
uHmpa
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HUNDREDS KILLED IN
BATTLE IN STREETS
OF BERLIN HINDEN.
BURG IN CITY sITuA
rI0N GROWS WORSE
WITH spARrACIDEs
CROwDINu STREETS:
RUMOR AGAIN CUR
RENT THAT KAISER
MAY II EREcALLED
BULLETIN

Parts. Jan n A. dawn today
there was chaos An the various
squares and streets adjacent "a
tho chancellor . palace in VII
hslmsirasse. according 20 long dis
tAnee wire. 20 the Amerlcan em
bassy here The situation today
seems 10 be growing worse than
!, hAs been AZ any time slncr the
revolution started There - "
newed talk of reralhng The sx
kaiser IN an effort o. nsutfallfa
tho situation. Guards afoand ihs
chanesllcr . palace are sianilng
their ground Several hundred
people were killed IN 4 battle IN
the streets Of Berlin lssi night
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esrvHs oF isrIaNGo
cGkNANs ADVISE o

Washington. Jan ii--t.ssisiailon au
'hofislnN deportation Of Germans AMI
other aliens los~fned dsrHs 10 waf
wss requested by Attorney Gesefal
Gregory today
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Henry Donnei.y u this ciiy. crscl
shoi and representative for powder
and shell conc n. Is a. the Methods.
hospital. suffering from an atisck Of
influenza. His condition was report
I'd slightly better tbs morning
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London. Ian ~ aen.ei ladsn
dorff ~as reported in Berlin dis
patches loday 20 have arrived IL
Leipsis
a division of cavalry = reported "a
10 mssssa outside Berlin vi'h ths
oblsci ~ PROTECTING the national a.
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