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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-24
Second Punitive
Expedition Is On
Two Troops Of Cavalry On
Trail Of Ranch Raiders and
Cattle Thieves Leave Fort
Hancock.
TRAIL Is LOST

Eel Paso, Texas, Aug. 23.--The
trails OF the Mexican bandits who
raided Texas ranches In the Fort
Hancock district were lost this
afternoon by the American cavai-
~ sent into the Guadalupe sec
ton OF Chihuahua and General
Erwin ordered the troops to re-
turn to the American side Of the
river. Tonight the tired troop
srs reached their naes 30 !
tween FAhens and Fort Hancock.
General Erwin announced tins
exnedftton had found II impos-
siblA to locate tho yaiders who
had scattered after driving the
hornea war tj4e river s
IA rAso, Texas, Aug. 33.-The &C.
ond punitive expedition OF the unttet
States army into Mexico within weei
was In full action tonight pursuing
horse thieves who rafded ranches and
stole stock near Fort Hancock. Texas
yesterday.
Orders from General James b. Er'
win. commanding the Ell Paso militar5
district, were for the f1eld commander
to recover the stock, punish the band
its and return 10 American territory
Colonel Francisco w. Glover went 4
Fabens. Texas. today and will direct
the operations. The information CIV
an at military headquarters was tha'
this mot trail" had no conn0ctios
with the punitive expedition into tn.
big bend country under command ol
Colonel Langhorne.
General Erwin this evening gav'
out the following statement:
II was informed early this morning
By Major Rom. seventh cavalry. com
mandine the border patrol in the q
l'asO-Fort Hi ncock sector by to .
phone that armed Mexicans had stol ~
and srivea across the border Friday
afternoon stock belonging to rancho s!
ness Fort Hancock; that he had IN
vestisated the matter. had found CIR
dtticns Ms stated and had affidavit,
from reltabls citizens that the facts
were ~ represented.
Il ordered him II absolutely CERTAIN
that the stock had been stolen and
driven across the border BY Mex1cs NJ
and tho trail certain and hot, to send
our troops after the bandits, recover
stock. punish the bandits ana return
to American territory.
II am notified BY Major Ron that
two troops Of cavalry crossed the Dor.
der II four o'clock this morning Il
carry ont the order. Colonel Grover
ehiof of stan Of the district ID 1t For,
Hancock In charge Of the troops and
IN touch with them"
, One troop OF cavalry crossed thu
Rio GrAnde ct EAbons ana the Other
near Fort Hancock, Three Texai
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-24
MAJ. FORWARD SPEAKS
. TO GEI-T0eETHER CLUB

Major Alexander Forward. Of the
Virginia state corporation commits
sion. who has recently returned from
Rumania where he served ~ men,
Der Of the American Red Cross COM
mission. will address the members Of
the r. NJ. c. A. Get Together club 1t
their monthly meeting Monday. Au-
gust 35th.
Supper will be served the club MEM
bers 1t $50 o'clock, which will be fol-
lowed b. monthly reports ana the I'd.
dress OF Major Forward. Every mem-
ber OF the club u urged 10 hear Major
Forward. when he viii givs his exps-
riences while on that commissson. I
The Het-Tcgsther- Club has been
doing splsndi services this summer In
enrolling members for the r. NJ. c.
A., ana big report y anticipated for
Monday night
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-24
Democratic, Issues Statement Giving His f54n
View of the Situation. afa1
BY JAMES r. NoURsE.

Washington, Aug 23An amendment to the peace Heaty
providing for the restoration Of Shantung to China
delivery Japan adopted by the foreign
mee of the senate today. the first direct ad4&4
the committee on the treaty MNTM nm
It is not believed that Japan will agree to the
the senate should support the committee in its decision 10 m
back Shantung China Nor is it believed that England
France and Italy bound by treaties support Japa
claims to Shantung will be able accept the American amend
ment
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-24

New York. Aug. 4s.-After day Of
sktrmishes the striking actors nut :
frontal offense into action tonigh. ana
closed up two more theaters. The
latest 70 become dark are the Casino
and Liberty.
These two houses were tied up by
the walkout Of the stage hands and
musicians.
A Lonely Romeo" was playing At
the Casino and scandals Of 1913" ut
the Liberty.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-24

ex.xu - 49,
therefore. even tne s $50
snouio oe nnaIy raHneo Win US Pc
pnseo anienumsil, u p.snU $500.
stDie, = no. prou4Oie thAt - 0L3
nau ons VIII reiuse 70 eccspts xkssHs ~.
o. tne senators oifectly ~ sls ~
~ .ns onAn.un1 4m NJ III 800 ~
enN sn 4. enIe WA 81 t 49, LII "
iIoIcine tne lssus to the $780, Als ] 81
.ne oiSrSsI..on 2. tne GnIne ss 49, 0-
. ~ sss - anYo " III u lpIe N.-
siOlnties Wnicn nave peen fofce0
Upon tne .reaty ntuauon tne
1oopuon OF tnH Amenomenk ~ ~
CotnH unley. III Il 81
- .ne eveHt TAI 0tnct na@l0nn
.nouiu Ietuae I0 accept the treatyS
MI WIN ns SnAntun9 amenome@
.ns sl.-aon Wc.iu ~ III
s.pan az Lne unNs08 "a
90 VEL ~ou.o 3 Iorceo to XIV
$500. pe.co villa ~! ~ ~
seceps .ne $3.50 g y nov as&19e ss
- 49, M1 . UH.AA. - Sg II sE siss
.snuMeHe 49, aoo1s W II
s.llcs p@Iy vote, except th4@& sl ~
.o1 MunoI, % NoFtn N s! -
NepuoIIn soteo wNn thS III &! 9~f
cs.s Ak.anse ms amendme
vo,e WIS nino % elxnt a foss M
III enome nt: VI la4!s ny i
t.ou se,,,, :. nu RI
san - rai,,o-nss E. ~ -. a.s
Son. " SaA.oInI1s nAT9in9
New: OF inalanA. 6randeeees assss
nec Mos.s, % New 49,
@"u ~, =. NeW 1850. ,Sg III SsSs1
p,. .ne .menament U - IL
: r1..cnIuSA =, 81 Neoraska: nWAulQ1
NHelnia. truman. OF Neva0esa ~
60 ~ Al1oa' ,r.o ene. p 0n.g assS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-24
Easy For the Native to Find Shelter IN the Jungles
and Easy For One Who Knows the Country to
Escape.
SOLDIERS MAY STAY

Antonio 23-Ma1or
lived san Antonio tonsh from Del Rio where he went this mornin.
States forces Mexico General Dckman confirmed the
carinue
IA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-24

TO 10 nure. Henteri&. .the nend'' Il
Btill At large. but he owes his liberty
10 mother nature and not 70 any lack
az cndeAvor on the part o. the troops Of
the Eighth cavalry.
An aviator who had flown over the
column. told nae today that IL Is I'm.
possible to appreciate. from description,
the tremendous natural difficulties Of
the country In which our troops have
keen operating.
MIG FORCE NECESSARY.
ut world take Al least brigade and
rcssibly q division to properly search
the country" he said. and the questiou
81 feeding them would be An additional
diligently. the only signs Of hahitation
are water tanks with one house and
sometimes these are forty miles apart
ADD 10 the fact that the country Il
standing on end and you will realise
shat they have bsen up against. 4
nan who knows the country could Hive
1. one OF those tanks and WHOM the
troops approach take to the mountains
/ would be willing TO guarantee that II
knew the country . million soldiers
souldn't catch me"
This borne out by the fact that Lieu
tenant Colonel Royce. ranking officer
or the aviation detachment here, had
hard work today even to fnd orr col
umn,
Royce tried several times and ii last
was successful. BStween the sacond
and third mountains No found the col
nmn. calmly pursuia9 - hunt climbing
every spot wherA HehteFia and hts band
,ould ana hiding placs. Colonel
Lankhcrne u proud of the showing
mads " hin men.
Z ."Ihsy DON'T know how rood they
arAu hA aafn today. sWhAn = column
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-24

Chicago, Aug. 13.--I1Arry II. Stew.
.Art, : returned soldier. wearing 1
wound stripe. entered Chinese re-,
taurant tonight and seeing his VIII
there with another man, he opened
ended his own life with q bullet. Hi
wife's companion was said to Be C.
r. Schools.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-24
Opinion Is that Cavalry Has Accom-
plished Much in Killing Five Outlaws
and Capturing Six, and that Little
Else Can Be Done Under the Diff
cult Conditions that Surround Them.

Would Take Brigade, and Possibly Division,
to Properly Search the Practically Uninhabi-
ted Country, Where Houses Are Many Miles
Apart, and Where the Bandits May Hide for
Days and Months.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-24
On Close Vote Of Nineto Eight the s
tung Proposition in Which the Js
csc Are Given Control Of the PeniiII1ii \
lar, Is Reversed in First Real Slsl
Taken in Action on Treaty.

While the Vote Is Significant, It Does not, ).
cate Definitely that Similar Action May Re4llt
When the Question Confronts the Senate =
One Republican Votes With the Democrats il
the Committee.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-24

Continued on page :,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-24

CONTINUED on page -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-20
BIC eH" LEVY NOT
5ATY OF ROBBERY, HELD
cdlrN Court Grinding. Judge
Boles Presiding With Dignity
and Is Dispatching
Business

In county court tAs morning Pa
i,sss charged slih fofcib'F iaklns
ifs gram one Bud Rrces. ~ gissn
: prehmlnsr, examinations. and af ihs
giese. h. vas disoha-ees he evidence
70. bslsx sufficient 10 hold hin for
rlai
n ne case ~ n. State vs HenrY
Nalon. be Defendant enserfd q plea ~
,asl,s % m eharss ~ Disturbing
'awfui ssssmblAss % school chndrtn
~ Charter Oak school house and
Judge Bo.es fned him So snd costs
A marriage license Was fssaed hF
coari Clerk Martha Neai 70 carasa
Earnssf Deems. 3. years o. age. ani
Hare y Shopiaugh AGED 90 years.
soiA q Oklahoma City
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-20
Presidents Continued Presence In
France, Imperative, Says Noted Rabbi

Paris. Jan Rabbi STEPHEN !
Wise. chairman o. tn American
Zionisi oepsiafion. ~ho has been IN
England end Ff8nee Tor the last
month. wiA leave l.Aris tomorrow Tor
America Asked STAT be- would cay
81 home concerninz The peace con
serenre snd President Wilson's pres
ence here. RsbbI We said
The chief hing n b. done b Am
erica j. % keep President Wilson n
Earosc. n the American people
kne~ hos imperative The Prssl1ent's
presence IN Pa-1s l. - the present
tine Trey would besse1h him 10 sisy
here thrOaghouf fhe conference. if
: greatly 70 be regretted that he
must return 70 America in February
becsuse Of the adjournment of coz
Fress. His Business = In Europe. HE
place in Frame America has gresf
work 70 90 and President Wilson.
: bore ell men, IL NEEDED % % Il.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-20
SCHOOL CENSUS BEING
TAKEN IN GUTHRIE
Scholastic Population of CITY viii
Show Decided Increase
Since Last Census Was
Taken

Tho board - slncailan lug Gulhns
% nae iaklns e ,snses ~ ihr sehal
aslio population ~ f4s ems whifh IL
eiadss al psfsona haf~seu lhe ares
"t sn and twenty uns feas
farrnfs aud other tas Iayefs nhl
are sAlied on tor Information bf the
pefsop aaihonsed - tsse thla u.n
aus sheuid b. very ctrvful 10 slss s.
an 'h' namss - lsrsouf sho reside
here het~ssn those af.s. ss ever, 80
ditlonai name reported meaas lust
ihai much mofs rate morrf laa lnia
he disirlel iof the ,aplofi ~ ihs
'hools A. hla tsr capita money
amounts r. ahoui a y psf scholar.
ne need p ssiiins ssefs uns ia iht
district s ~ once anpafsui rh.
scholastic upulalloa lusluae rser
prf.en LIVING ln lhis district. under
ihe az y q years. sud who will b,
come "a soAFa Of nfa hy the ffs' of
n'a september abe hef married of
single
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-20

proprailons introduced By Repre-
sentative HsfFlaon Tn hfi So a
copy of iho virginia statute ana g.
one 81 ihe n,oasaros proppaed by Cos
srnor ReAefiaou Ia h's sptsrh. The
first hoase bn 20 - ihfoaga both
houses bni prosidlns mlisaso and
pef dlem ior members ~ fhe rg'sll E
tafe a. pas,ea lae wcos Rhe loaso
pafsod . bill in lfs flnai reading calling
fer an appropriation of g. coo ~ re-
hulldinr iho vafdsns honse a i.o Ne
Alesiof pentsufiary and adopted "a
resolution memorialising the uniied
STATES snnaio fo refer federal W., man
tsfi-fe amendment
Thr mcnaos ~ social dHfAsff Is
recognized 10 SERIES ~ tia hIHt noe
eforo tne legislature - 81. 81 iha
legislative program 20 combat ihe
spread of 'hls form 81 aniic ion o. Oi
lahoma ghe mosf important v these
measures pres tes taai teneri dia
rascs shall BE- rrpoIiabie and its' ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-20
GriSt From the Grind of Lam Makers

Oklahoma cay Jan 20 The ses
tuia Oklahoma legislature hersn early
lar seek 70 sysiematise De program
Eram Tor ihe remainder ~ The session
By adopiinr the efficiency piaH used
tour wears aEo of srporiionlns the
administration legislative progrsn b. i
fween tae 4onse and senate 4 Joint
session aeld early ii ths week seoptfd
q resolution 70 aPpoinf q s'eer.n com
mlifee ~ house and senate members 10
coufcF with the governor relative TO
ne program and divide ii be- ~esa 81.
house The work u preparins hills
touched upon ~ Governor Robertson
ia his legislative addr,vss infiuainr
iae original $50 1905. 900 road project
~hloh has no~ BEEN increased r. so
900 .eo0. pill 90 forward caris ills
seek It s thought
TEE first N TIE adm nisirsfioa mes
sures made Hs appearance last ~ccs
In 'hs form of house bill pr l,iding
'or = budgss system ~ naudiin- -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-20

fi,,cd p.r.ous nia, he guaran'lA,d ~
hfaith ah'aofliies
n IS bell,t.s fh.f to docket =
senate measur,e all to larse', in.
tfratei fais e.sk 81 ihs adopt .oa g e
fa'inr esiahHshiuf depository ~
hlls in place 81 ihs fusfomaf, pru
,taare - hstm lenaiof ask ieoos
milton ~ the chair send up BIZ BIN hy
paFe and ihen have i read hs enc
ciefA An iha ls necessary now ls va
drop ao blli in larFo basket pro
tiied for fho purpose
The legislative dUrksf nos numbers
q ruf itt bills f1r iao house and -
GER ihe ssusls ~ acse total n ap
rny have besn tsiafred
q fhe various committees
o. = eapsciod rho leElslaiare vii
80 early ihis vs.sk "a Governor Rob
effspn suggested resolution msunf
lajxlas courra fp maintain tho gov
ernmeui fUaran'en Tot minimum
price . -f1o for he 1919 whest crop
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-20
Farmers OF County
Should Attend
Good Roads Meet

fsfesrs q Isssn sasnsy .Nesla
40 fsH . sstsrs - os.a fe.s,
r'sstine . es Nsis - osshrts nssi
ssssfasY sf,srnssn - , s'slasa. ss ~.
81 kslf
teasn seeris nsses seaa sosaa
eadig - even farrsf In 80 ssavtr
~lu fsssfs ousi~a sns east thsss
~ssAs feiis~ ~~u s~s suslwa ths ga
s,of~ss. 80 reads ~sfs lnsssssahls
- ~sli - lraeosahis Csrss - ossA
- ~sst aaturdss A. far~ssf s~s
hsis she esshf,s bsslesss rasr 49,
inc plan ~hsfsey ~. 'aan ss~ ne
fsessflsa AID fastbss~sfs. sesgee
aea auses acslee. - assssssss. . "a
eaH eeensy = 10 ess q finger - 49,
proposed tso.ooo ooo esss ress. bera
'ss0s, ~h.sh Nss hssa urged ~ oo~
Heesrssen sad d. es tslr ss esee~es
lac
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-20
GUTHRIE NEEDS MORE
RESIDENCES BADLY
Ns~ FanaihS Arriving Daily
Attracted ~ HeAlthiul Con.
diiionS Splendid Water
and Clean City

iA.s sif = n nes.t 81 NOR. rr.l
dsnefs 90 nesrf arf ~ fsoels 49,,
aipt a. BE even 4at ans aans
msrs epaIl eone f ihes anaif ssi
f*siatntft ffasfIsaiis esers fnhah
tshae h4'islns r olt 4p.vt. and - -,
re~i estate man sn ~ slff ~. !
eaiink hf1 Par 20 thfs fna~a.a
ssnt.f ftQn oaislns tafaash lhs eamiar
ttff - man, tsmIies lAsi assife a.
faAe edrsn.sFe of fAe slIs slhs,.fs t4f
naanf Families arr iaAinr aa 8 "a
rent res iatnte
ons sns iefieF es.ftr anusan -
'ha' Alnetren nee fsn.i'ss nav mos
ea o. hI' rpatt q "a pas menih. snd
~ e'hsf sarrIsfs - oH adalflors -.
mosi as Efsa, - ID arHssr, lines
kes tfacs fes afs r,sanah.t
iicea sna - ga.ns ara losn eem.
isniss hafs rlerfy ~ uanes Nant
ns~ hoases srf planned fof to- sp4.ae
and mans mers shoalt b. plsrn.d sus
eresifd eathries Ffa~th i solld aus
permanent ana sdsAaisst .houa hs
'sktu oi ihs sei
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-20
REUBEN RODD|[, WELL
KNOWN HERE, CONVICTED
Former Member Of the State
Senate Shot Soldier BOY and
Is Given 10 Years BY
Jury At Ada

Ada Jan 90 Rsnbtn " naidis. ~
rasf state seaatnr 80 foan4 suity
here ihis morning saf ~As sentsue..
20 ten years in ths ststs ..fison T,
motion fof bss irsi ~lll b. flss'
Monday mofnlnf 70 lsfr uas uii
morn than three hoars. ne a.. B..
ing lut IN their hand 81 lp o'eIat =
anf ~ ssrdiei returned . fsv m.n
uies before O'Clock
hoddis sas accused ~ slllius Percy
Barton ou ihe streets 81 Aaa ahouf
nom. OF 8. ifls. folloslns . me-
understanding ia ne aisulsf oisuff
room siih The nlbss II Percy. Judrs
& . barion. earlier 10 the dss
biibsf ihfes of Four shois ~sfs fired
and - isast three Of them entered
fhe body o. yoanT naaon. ~ho vas ia
army uniform H'ft0n lived tor pbouf
eight hours
hoddie was granted bsfi On ne n
tefnoon Of ociober 3. l,lf va - sr
rested ~hen barton dlsd. and hsrrie.lI
10 Aioka. ~hsrs no remained IN lalII
untu he preliminary hezfiar Sc
as broaght back 10 Ad4 Tor lAs pr
iiminary hearing aae wss grafl.dI
bail b. the district Judge . fs~ day
later Roldis ls stlll Al liberty. lhs
bond made ~ the hs5csss CORPUS pro.
cssaing stili holding good.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-20

Another thing 70 hc urged upon
Americans T. ihsi a. must rot ALLOW
cur domssilc d.fferenocs 70 bs mag
nified INTO grave national dispufcs u
any American come 70 Paris IN n.
hope - iessenlnx the prestige ~ ihs
president. iei fhem frankly say ~.
ihst ali Arerlcsns may knov The
unbelievable ramor reaches me that
men of zreat fislinci on IN Amsriean
life are arriving IN Paris noinlnailY
20 serve ne~ papers - cores oud
ents. or Ia one capacity Or another.
bat asfsaily io fight the presideni
The president an ia<s care ~ him
self and me kmerieaa ptopie VIZ iske
care of these senliemens wbafevef
their motives or zhoever their cilerts
uhsn the day - recsonins comes
America enfers fke peace confer
enee nightly adyan'assd on 80
ssoands We ass nothlng. se desire
nothing save . fsst and durable peace
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-20

n our dislnserr-feens nss. lies our
strength ~ The nett place. AmefioA
a. represented ~ maa eho haa
come - command ~ eonndenle ~
ias people of ihe allied eouniflss a.
no other iiYinT man has The faiih
u ne allied people ln Wilson i q
moral asset analogous 70 ~ fslih ~
the American geopls IN Wilson thru
eaf The years ~ the war
Two ihlnas srs ~ ded The pres-
ident must remain In ~ peace con
ference. The American rao5is musf
stand unlied behind him in making
peace ~ la making ~ar Amerioa IL
NOT asksd - sBrrsneer - inaepend-
enee - judgment 10 ahy prssidsntisl
fat. ! have eecn and hsard iAinEs IN
London and Fai.s shat ssta me the
right and make ii my duty - an Am
erlean cigisen 70 lsy IL upon iise hearts
Of my fellow -c.tixsns 10 stand bshina
the president now" -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-20
uIIlI ROY ~
>EltIO sly III N\Iu

Les Crews. n. five year old son a
Mr and Mr. X A CrsWs. 1ll Fast
LOGAN avenue. was seriously burn.
Yesterday by hsvlng h.s clo,hins ig-
ui'ed while playns 18th matches IA
n yard q the res.d ncs
Mrs Crews vho j. suffer.nr 0lti
Influenza. and is cons.ned 70 ber bed,
wss alone wlih the ,Iiue boz Nr
Crews having gone 20 a nesrhboring
residence On an crrs-d The boY eoi
hold of some matc1ss and wsnt io
h. yard uhere b. cndesyore1 %
start mali boni.-s Its clothes
caught. and MS screams attracted The
attention % Nrz Pulse. who lives .n
Al adjoining house and she ran snd
smo;herd ne flame. hat noi Hntl
ihe ltls boys eiofsing had been
nearly bHrned from nls body a say
Acisn xss hastily TummDnea and
s'ffr examination o. he burns. said
that they we're NOT necessanly fstsl
snd that The little saaeui had = good
chance for recovery The burns.
Which cover nearly he entire body
we're no; deep. hls face entirely es-
Gaping injury The frumpi acfioa %
Mrs Pulse IA knothsr.nz fhe flames.
and stripping the burning cloihing
from the victim undoubtedly saved
him from being fatally barned
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-20
VI uIlin . pitltD
ptHI ~ llls INT

The samber llafs "a impursnai
rgrt ln ~ nfs - o " po~. ef ihls
sits 81 80 b..rn = ihs year ists
in Maina n is3. shil~ siiii "A hs
gfh ysar b. uasea - fesa ils sea-
from lhers 70 Kansas n ises On
~, obsf ~. lss. n ealisted IN ~
ih = = caFsiTS. shsn be- sss 10
y~a~s of age. .sfsrt , months IN Css-
tsrs campaign agslnsl ~ Indians in
western Oklahoma and Teas. snd
sas mustered oal u ~ services %
April -. isss.
iie vas siso an ser IN Oklahoma.
aud Il noe % yssrs u sge. and u
nos living N ibe gesf 1919
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-20

fbfoaRh the .emlun~sl eiletss II
" n i'attsf-en president 81 the
ithaml,er "a ,Alnnssfrt. ani tom.
q ls.ionef ~ Public ttllltics tsen
Nrtsusog meeiing wa> afrang
"a and held Al ihs mayors eff,so
wlih Ururral freisht and fasssn
grr Agenl oliver. of the Fort
Smlfh a Wesisru Hallway with
view 81 .rlnrlne additional scrsite
ntrf ..sie this eii3
lhe meeting was largely attend
~ ~ merchants ah.i shippers. AMI
Ne Oliver outlined ss.hemr far
addnnnal serN tce that virtually
replaces the old .srvigv lnlo sad
uni ~ this giif ufer thai ruad that
ohialned some mnnths ass Al
ffyssni there ls anl, = mixed train
each jas over thi, line fhs plan
prupo.ei rviusistes The passenger
sgrsl,s "a addition % ths miks,l
train. and che proposed s,he,iule
salls Tor pa.srnNsr train a. af
.fiAe hers lfa mall fHal. sa.t anll
north az z "a q "a. aud g. lrate
herr tpr thfse points az % IA
lhe morning The nixed train
viii arrive here at n iH "a. anal
leave here "a in ia the after
upou. and will have passenger
eoarh attached giving visitors
tive hours ln thn sitt
The Port Smith 4 Western uill
srll tickets ~ all points "a Ia road
"a nulhFis with .ippossr PRIV
lege and transportation va inter.
urban ~ OhlshomA cts. wlthosa
az, additional Gust a. passengers.
ihe railroad absorbing the inter-
ufhan iafe aud ihe pfoul.e t.
made that effort will be- forth
coming a. have ibis same plan
work frpm Oklshema ~ o. thls
e'is The uld express Aer,ler 70
HlsN iu hf friuaiatrd
Nr oliver SAYS that a trial ser.
titr of SIXTY days WI b. given
au 'hr pfnpnsed schedule AMI ~
expressed himself a. rDufldent
fhat hy that tlmr ihs business
uuHid Justify ts future retention.
= gives travellers elase fanne,
firu. af Falla. w,fh kaiy sersies.
and 10 MarWleh vfh Frisco ,er
o. aud lnsHres quick trips in
Tulsa NHskp0rf ~apull,a sud al
4 0'nia east and uofth otrr these
fnaAs
The meeting was enihuslasi'eal.
lt lof the neN arrangement snd
There Is 10 1uuhi hHt what il Nill
Installed bt February lsl
lhe railroad sspfes.e. itself ).
Hing and ant Ieus in Httr o.
1uihfir the hest possible service
lusiifabir aod thr return H.
normal conditions he a. ihr fls
Hs NJ fhf waf. mekfs lt certain
ihai Tbs uis IAN fufnlsh ~ qnois
nl huainrss io make sueh ssldi
ilousl srrtea profitable, both -
fhf fif sni fallr0a
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Plunder
Homes and Shops
OF the Greeks

ssioe.si. laa 2. 4alearan ,eiclsr.
continue rlvnoenna ths o~siisnas
ara sheps o. crfesa ~ perotiea
Runsils. according % dispatched
rsoelssa here. q 10 reported thal
tcidsrs ~ho ars psrt.slpa'ina in
the ~ork declare ines afs aotino ~
obeaaenee 20 ofosfa ffem their sus
pertoFs
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CENTRtI >llNNDl Co.'s
OtER Top: II NOR R. 4,

IN he Junior Rel Cross msmbef-
ship drive in ihis cry. the Central
school. Miss Ida Belt principal. wss
The flrf 70 20 oYe. the top. ana 70
= or 100 rer cent membershlp
The snlosnf coiiecied Tor member ?
ship fees smouaiinE 70 g. "a.
fhis morning turned over to Mrs Ad-
de LoEiher. chairman o. the Jgnior
Re- CrofN drive here
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90 nrlpfo a0llo o c.
IA sAalv oAys

fa Uhnsfaf sna ~ifs anf Hahe
Fmfa visiting ffieass Ia
nuf no lee aays r4i Ohrirfsr
tsiped hail usisaoua esy ssa =
one 81 fhs Fers gFoni~ni ofsst Army
uea aaI 3 pAe state oififs ~
smiih E. fesl.ient ~ rsyiorsilie. ~
ana one = ths iarss stock rg~sfs 4
ihaf slate