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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-26

$500 Rug-Finest Wilton, size 9x12;
$4,000 Wilton Rug, size 9x12, special
$4,000 Biglow Administer. size 9x12. s
$3.50 Ardsely Administer. size 9x12,
$500 Body Brussels. size 9x12, speci
$500 Tapestry Brussels. size 9x12, {
$4,000 Deltox Rug, size 12x15. special
$3.50 Congoleum Rugs, size 9x12, 81
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-26

Make your rug selection from
our large and varied stock.
Prices have been reduced to
practically a pre-war level and
the range of selection is so
broad that you will easily find
a rug to suit your needs at a
saving. Every rug is included
without restrictions of any
kind.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-03
SHIPMENT OF GAME BY
MAIL IS NOT ALLOWED
Postal Authorities Arc Notified
Of the Regulations Governing
Parcel Post Ship.
monta

A. TIE dntk and other seaaoua have
npE#Fa ~ various parts ~ the ruun
~. she posioftica department al
NPshiugsQa has cent bulletin 10
lstM offices III fnFArd IA same
Ap order MAS received here. IL
ffaeH 70 parl as fpllow8s
"PpslgnaHtcfs are requested 10 81
affise he greatest poaslhlo c8ru 10
rfsfea ii4r accepting faf mailing of
Nny parcels containing game animals
or hlfas 81 pafte taefeag. Including
fafs and plumake, which has been
Killed or offered FOR shipment. h
violation 81 lawN of tho state. turrl
tory or district
Tais d0HN net mean thsi fars or
property acquired merchandise IN ihlR
iinc cannot be- sent hy parcel poet.
local clerks said Il applies 10 such
Eams as deer auall eis
paekayes containing game Nht iB
aiioeed 20 BE- shipred by msil. masi
be properly marked and lhn sender
mnaf show hts hunting license ~ tha
parcel windoW befofe srndlng SANS.
fae new ORDER efaten.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-03
sNN0lY WAS GREAT DAY 1T
EvAkGELIsT|C ME[TMGs
Large Crowds Greet Evangelist
Smith ard HIS Singing Assist-
ant cassitv; Cities Of
Refuge" Tonight

snnH7~ ~ rTl arv ~ the
pNanaeissgic meetings "a the First
Christian chur08 Tle amdienrea nj
both services we're lars,e she evening
audieacc packing every uorHaf ~ the
building and Naliery Tae ip'es II is
both refxtCes wss intonse Assa sse
"yanNalis sNemrd ~ a. iheil hsssi
Mr. cassliy who hss ALREADY htenma
a great faeor4e silt Guthrie peapie.
deliE ENfed tho Audience lHas nishi m8th
his chorus and conefawssinnAi Mork.
as well as with his effective rem ier
ing ~ EAe old sAyeriie. Where II
NY Wandering iiay Tnnieht. HIS
solo Saturday mig |. Mols and tAa
fahy" so pleased she audienec that
requests for iia repetition hMya IA I
resay come in.
For an hour last uinht Fyanyeiist
smith held ahe unbrpheB interest of
the crest crowd with Ats seffnon on
17se llndrnumInat onai church F
was deiineafion OF the plea IN fhe
Disciples OF Christ Ter the unity ~
thc church Ills position wAs tnat
there are five points ~ Division IN the
churos These are human names
human ereeds- human authorities hu
mAn ordinances. and huran fcstm of
fellowship The Disciples refuse 90
be 4 party 10 these divisions. to paar
names of gnpn cr ordnance N forms
af government % ssfaaefibe 30 human
creeds or 70 recognize hJaan or1i
nauees Or sist' orltses or tests ~ fal.
lcwship They Are not 4 denomlna
ton when properly understood. bni a
protest a9ainat ihe aenomlnatlonal
system
TonlRht The evangelist VIII proNrh
on The Cities % Refuge from
large chart
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-03
CITY AND COUNTY
MEN GO $3.50
s-rAar~sr-se
Better Spirit Of Cooperation Il
Noted Between Business
Men and County
Farmers

A hegssr feellng * srswissg ap he.
tw~~h cAts and county, T'he farmers
in she nar hAzss nar ~ fAs caanst
flnd that thry have ionx Ah0rxd en-
ser MSssakea tzai'rv ~S sNnr
The sarners mad that the ais rtsh
ants ~ Guthrie ars On sfe uaeY. and
have al~ayv Sen Tsscy assp fsnd thni
eur baS men 8re willing and anx.
soas q co.opsrwse wisA hscc or every
proposition thDs ionke TO yhw better.
meet q he copnsy Ia The suod rssads
matter tAe GatArse merchants ala all
taf was hamanly possible to rush
he wrFk Ia the matter az he fair.
fact every hing ssosn hsiaine hay
Cars mAs Tor sh~ kladtss tn trying
. crywte eosaa mHfkxt~ th~ bnss eaN
e9eu haze aene rvasgyahiag pnss Aae
hts hnyx worked figsy s.gHv Nnh she
farmers slone Al lines
IN 'h@ free fair business business
usen Atiievr H NJ g0ad ihsnx and arp
anNicus 70 push IL The farswarz a +
prrciste n New m0rv shan ever N y
aFe cnnlnS 10 Ca hvie 20 n0nfar wagh
enF merchants On tbs aad that prone.
s'Facr. Th9t y the 4FvaeF v&rst There
are several hines ncw hst sn~rrhap.w
ard farmers are woFkiRx eco on
rAme'v Th~ eerens rood roaas. ihe
Tree faff ard the Red Cross dfiyv~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-03
COUNTERFEIT NOTES ARE
DESCRIBED BY BANK
President Holman Gives Details
About Spurious Currency
Now Afloat In the
Country

Warning agalnSt two new tspes 4,
counterfeit federal reserve notes i
sounded by President Holman OF the
F5rst National Bank
The two new types Of spurious notes
tnelade si0 bills on re federal re J..
serve hank og chscago and $50 hlllx
on she federal reserve hank ~ New
YORK.
Roth countertelts are printed from
photographic plates cn tive pieces Df
psper wAich have hcen pasted to.
rether. Sila threads have been Al.
serted between tie two faces az the
ON the Chlcaga coan,crfe., sis
some attempt has been maf~ ~ ce'ar
the sesl and treasury number but
they appear too hiack. Lin as
missing IN the face ~ ia. oil III
the background is Sois4 f os
crossed lines Greoa f- "a i
back u too k The y ~ So
check letter A. faco eiat Na. 80
series ct lrls Tses are s..s.,a Sy
" @. McAdoo and Jehn Barke.
The background OF the portrait of
Cleveland on the New York note Il
~'s~ hlaee T~eaeBry NOR bers are
black instead Of blue. Tse check let
fa- q rayr .ers loa nr iAs ard ear
the SIGNATURES of Carter Glass ana
John Burke
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-03
SHERIFF PEEvED WHEN
NUTS" s[URE FREEDOM
Oar Owned by High Sheriff Stolen
by Perry Msn Who Escapes
From sanitartnm Another
Nut Shoots To KIN

taN Husa arre mhrnaa N tbs Land
saturday said Nhevlig Robertson 10.
day Nhen asked fDF nvws
"One ~ them escaped frmm th~
aan&fargnm and made q tcn ilna for
nlY aafase and swwed my bsana new
Fpfd heard ths nm start rhm sn.
gsae and hike hue before eafld gss
n htn be- wHa on hla way. Ana ba-
iteyw uie f1F time Thought hm had
made lta getaway. u wss fiye hours
laseF before I had my Henry car back
~ fh~ gafawa"
Tbs ear Nas ei0len fFsmn Rohertson
w. be- wsA satlisR ht# sls osfapeh meal
II hunaa Saturday Rlshs. A search
oyer iise county was uad~ and finally
shT car wxi recovered bv County Al.
snFney plHwiddie ard Enoch carter
near fhe Riverside Ashoot north of the
city Tbs Rnssllns had given csft and
tlsa "mai had hlknd for the tall tim
hef Az the ssnltarlum q uaa lsarnsd
that fh@ 'gatienr' lived az Perry and
wHntfd 60 Ko home
~ about the same ffmw Levi Dootln.
negro living IN ksprtnxsala town
aht4 run annck and emfsflsd to~d
~ bird shot lnt0 his bruther, Albert
The negro had boen acting .queer''
n late aud finally went stark crazy.
iia wac captured BY neiehhorx and
is now In Nall q faving maniac. 10
VIII be taken 20 the insane hospital
tomorrow The wounded man wan
bfe'iwbt 10 tho Wrixhf santtariun hers
and IL resiing sasy toJnv r6re than
100 shot entered bic neck ana brsset.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-03
STATE COUNCIL Or
DEFENSE BUSY HERE
NEARLY EIGHT THOt SAND
MINERS IDLE ~ STATE;
MILITIA On I'll ARD: No
DEMONSTRATIONS RY
STRlkERS; SOME
MINERS REMAIN
ON JOBS
BULLETIN.

Pittsburgh, Nov 3 M effort
win be made by the United Nine
Workers Of America 10 have non,
union miners in the Pittsburgh
field join in the strike until after
the injunction proceedings in In.
disnapolis have been disposed Of,
according to union officials here
today.
Reports from the district as well
as from other parts Of Western
and Central Pennsylvania, showed
no chance in the situation. Union
mines, ii was said, were closed
tight, while work generally had
been resumed in nonunion mines.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-03
STIT NoRkIn~ ARE
nsGk ~ lDH~

esifard OHIO. Nny taf'aNlne ~
ders 70 return - wosA RiseR rs fhe
men ~ tha Amslxamatei Association
~ Nieal Workers here ~ Nmslunat
President Y y rlwhe Hainfaay nt~hl
~ ~ tha ~ iBddllew furnaces ~ the
HyerH comnany. Yenumcd work
here this morniDg for hr flrsl time
since fhr etflke hogan. seps re
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-03
NO DISCOUNT or STATE
WARRANTS TO Be ALLOWED
State Treasurer Warns That De
posts Of State Monev VIII Be
withdrawn Prom Banks
Charging Discount

Oklahoma City. Nov. 5.-- No dis
count OF state warrants by bankers
Goldsng deposits Of state funds viii BE-
permitted. II "a declared by A. N. Lee
craft. state treasurer Mr.. Leecrafi
Was explaining thar reports had come
10 him that some bankers In the state
were contemplating discounting state
warrants because Il was said they
were noe payable at this time.
The state treasurer points cut that
state warrants are drawing 6 per cent
interest. and that state deposith are
only drawing . per cent from the
banks EoIdirg them II Is also ex-
planned that even though state war
rants may not be payable at this
time with reasonable tar collection
they win be month or two Mr..
Leecraft has intfmased that any bank
holding state deposits found discount
Ing state warrants may expect TO lose
such deposits.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-03
DISTRICT COURT OPENED
FOR TERM THIS MORNING
Motions and Demurrers Heard
Today. Civil Cases Rest of
Week; Jury Called For
Nov. 10

Jadgs Arthur swank began the No
vtmber terra OF district court shil
morn ty hearing erist ct ur sori
srd demurrers and by granting few
divorces
On evidence presented Psnk Reed
was granted divorce from MARY
Reed on thss erounA of abandonment
THIS afternoon several other divorcs
cases sre 5eIr9 heard
Jury cases win he heard teclnnins
NovsmAer ieth. This w~fx viii be
devoted to motions, the resefsng Of
czs1s snd hsarin1 civA CASES
The Ccnreway cases will be heard
~ this ter mot court.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-03
OHIO VOTERS WILL CO
TO BAT ON DRY ISSUE
Both Sides Claim Victory In
Final Test Az To Ratifica.
ton Of Constitutional
Amendment

Columbus O. Nov 4 stokewmen fof
both the wets and ffyw today made re-
eleHioD claims 10 v'ssi0ry az iUmDr-
rows rieciion. ~ which OhlDann will
vote upon fspsal 0f statewide prohl
bision and vfhar prvhFhirlon neaAafes
Voters viii be faced tomorrow With
three prOp0ssd constitutional amend
ments aud two rsfeFendims Two 81
tho Amendments and hoA referen
dpma relate 90 prohibition and were
initiated by the .et# The other
amendment would provide for eiasnl
fication of property for taxation. Ohia
row has ihe uniform rue ~ property
Tor taxation Following are tha pro.
hibftion measures 10 be voted upou
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-03

~fhe people are eanarei, bshinf
Coy Robertson In his uliimailnm 10
coal strikers" said Geueras Bnriln-
game. today This coaBtsy csnnal
tolerate lawlesxness Ani s1xs. now
IL good tine 10 clear up ms xhoia
disturbing mess Let the Appeal 10
Treason al GIrard. Kan. - pat "a. of
business and thess foreign aaltaGofs
told 20 shut up or get out America
cannot tolerate boisheylsm.'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-03
I0NGSIIORENE< SIItIkE
- OFF. MEN GO TO WORK

Aew York. Noy rlle backbone o.
lhe ioneshorelnena strike u believed
te have been broken ikla morning
when thn full force ~ mrn eiDY DYluYad
on ffte chelHea piers hslwssn Vast
Fourteenth and West twenty shied
streets feiurnfd 30 wofa Thn f'hoi.
saa dtse'vi where lhe Wers nf she
waite Star Rcd staF and French
tnfe are located, ha. boen REGARDED
~ shsppinS men az he strategic cen
ter Of che strike and fha salorSfy ~
ihe radical element among Tbs Hsrlk-
"rs has been employed there
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-03
APPOINTMENTS To NAVAL
SCHOOL ANNOl need

Washington. Nor Representa-.
tive Tom u. McKeown today cent to
tho navy department the following
pominasion for appointment TO Anna
polls:
Principals. Robert Wfmbish ol
Ada and John o. Lawrence OF sapul.
pa; frs, alternate. Wyatt r. Scott OF
Lamar
The following nominations were
zen; 70 the war department for ap-
pcinsment to West Point.
Princ.E Al. James w. Echols a:
HoEdenvilse. first alternate. Robert b
Bruce or Chandler.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-03

Washington, Mes : A rauasry
wlda dglte % improve ina heafsf of
tRn Alx milllon sYs in this United
States between sha aena III ts and
sa will ~ laaAshsa 8eye sea faeA
aaY aad MelinssaaF ~ shs wHhllr
healsh sstfisr Ssfs h8agd az Aaatt
= RtA NrHHs fhe " YtasarY
fsahs and other examinations intsr
eaiHsi lH wprA afmans h0ya, wlll par
tieipals b the campaign.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-03
GERMAN BlRcOsiASTER rs
KICKED OFT OF OFFICE

Berlin. Nov s.-Dr. Claeeslnc.
burgomaster of wies aden. In the oc !
cnpiet territory. has been deposed by
the allied commander -sn-ohicf on a
e arge Of administration. Blame
Tor the coai shortage Of the city Is
imputed to him, and he Is charged
with generally neglecting 10 cooper
ate wifh the French authorities. Dr
GiaeSsing a. been ordered to leave
the occupied region.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-03

John Alyes. 81 years old. the baby
~ a family of five children. all lis-
Ing v ose ares avoraRe % years. II
visiting his oldest sister. los years old
at Springfield, IN. fnr the first time
10 60 yeat. IT'S those who etay
cicsest 20 home who live The longest
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-03

piTTsHuRoH MINERS QUIT.

Pittsburgh Pa. Ncv. 3.--Arprosl. /.
r7aseiy $4,000 miners IN the pitts.
burgh district went en- strike today
N response TO the order OF the Uni.
ted Mine Workers of America. &C .
coroirG to officers OF District No. S.
of the organization. The number
represents practically Ic0 per cent of
the coal production cf Wa. x e.nn-
sylvanis.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-03
OFFICER GRABBED FOR
SHIPPING LIQUOR

Chicago. Nov 3--A warrant for the
arrest of r. A. cunkin Of Chicago, who
was appointed rcn1n ego as n,em.
Der Of the earrrlttee Of Adiusans
Boyd In Washington with rank cf
Lieutenant Colonel IN regular army
was issued here TODAY on ehsrg. of
falsely labelling ari shipping liquor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-03
NEARLY EIGHT THOUSAND
OUT IN THIS STATE

M Associated rrex&
Oklahoma City. Nev s--With seven
thousand. ninc hundred and forty six
nitumsnc0s coal miners on strike in
okishors. according 70 figures made
public gate yesterday At headquarters
~ Dsssriet ~. unitvs Mine Workers,
preparations were aosus on early to-
day fer a meeting az tire state council
Of defens< ~stn Dorset Carter. presi
Gent 81 lis GssSEssras cc1s 5Sw stoTs'
association &c make plsrs for rsrdiirp
ire situation.
The number Of non union miners
who remain ~ work sr Oklahoma ls
IFS. accnrdinn 10 Information f~n~
District ~. Operators estimate Ok
ishor,a norr ATTY Supports from 5000
10 to.cco miners.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-03
FRANCE ~ ssoar or
SALT ptEnry AEnf

rayiF Nov y Ssl' hss been added
'c 'he llsi ~ eansmndilie backing im
Frapse Fur a fafguirhF Il has tpS,n
s1' sssslbie 20 obtain irnr 4origi'81 ~
c'iiilsa ia declared 70 be- the chief
eauae
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-03
MINERS nouiGs RECOVERED
FROM WRECK

Amsterdam Ohio. Nov Twenty
miner bodies hayn been fseoss ed
from the v a O coal nine here II
e believed this includes ail ihas xefa
sead ia lAe msna.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-03
Continued on PAGE 8 Col

Board of education heid The reglI :
lar monthly meeting this afternoon
and allowed bllIa School rexulutlous
for The next year were talked over and
tentative program outlined.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-03
STATE AGENCY AMERICAN
!. LIFE COMPANY STAYS HERE
Agents From ALI parts of State
Meet Here With L. J. Stark,
State supervisor; Many
Speeches Made

The Oklahoma aFency Of iila Am
ericau Life Insurance company held
state agency CONVENTION sn Guthrie
Friday. Oct 81 A ID iIin5mAn. vice
president and c Griffith. secretary
Of the company wefS present, The
meeting was we'll ronreeenfsd wpb
mon from All over the state with
T. stark, state supervisor. pro 5dlng.
<~.s -.--,,..------.ss-r.. 80 /.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-03
FRENCH REMENBI !; '1iND
STILL FEAR IMAkT
PROBLEM Miits li>sItN M
iIIi 10 a. MnrhAN M
riO>~ 10 SETTLE
THEMSELVES ~ TItE
MEANTIME ttNM
ist< SADDLE


Parts New t-~~Asrsnsl fs1h nss
h*en glssw extraordinary gawwys ~
sNfofcs emergency msAsuesa IN en-
fesvsmses ~ all ersvsslsrs ~ the a..
nFlsflu ssrwss asa tne pwaee pact.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-03
4ooco ARE our IN onlo.

Columbus O. Nv e--Cr~l r.s.-- -
Ohio ern7ssying 10000 union miners
are eioseo ard no astcrrp; Wit ee
-rsSe 70 operate therr uassi some
-creer-n. is reacher sn1 INC strikers
1contsnaed on Paxn \. Col. 80
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-03

yer Orleans. Ia. Nov. 7-Tonixht
partly cloudy Tuesday partly cloudy,
colder.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-03

t'aFla WOW Thr Nld Ansnrtean
!" p'si1lan % lls~ tslAna ~ thr F'rvnssis
NssiNaTY organization And IA Mar nal
Fnwh ~ wAleh tAe Aethuf4sy whseh
ihW lAisHv hs@ s.wyWmed wnutsi hs vna
s'nata guf ~ snsl ekakAe nefoa has
Neen Fnahifssfeti again tvre with ~
safA 90 eh@ psss whsrh sAe segnurh
h*Ve iavf eahusltlad ta thm xssrTwmn
e1tlHeAl ~ The reaea eumfarwass hsr
he eHfuFevmemf ug thu ss~rnan p~arw
treaty
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-03
EVERYBODY SHOULD Be
AT OPERA HOUSE T0N|GHT
Opening OF Red Gross Roll Call
Drive; Musical Program. Pres.
sdens wAitchurss of Aagle
Board To speak

"Nvwfy rsllAen sA natAFHv. AAA thas
iprana ntNn ami wwlAen. eAesla @s
tsud sAS Nsa Cree f@y AZ t8e og.ees
AN&sv sNwsSAa aalA Meuaayg trvd
iatts tnsiuy
N tav 0scga huW4N ia pHt crowded
sansSh W miil nog S~ sMe saaty ag tHa
MpfNefs h~ AgsMsAm sfgspaf 4 "a a
nplvnaid one i'rs4iafNs WAnsharN
~ she @satr hsari II afsenlsspv. wi
~ the NgiusfpAl NaA@g tlp ha4 "a
l''swaeev - aelivet yhas = ga ihe tR
tsfsat " every emr tA hvef The NAAa
whl glas aNd III mwesS psaxran. ytvai
and lusgfawfn,al wfl ~ wnNh Ytaf
whsAe te henf
All WesArrH and pakesin ~ tA
Aflve egy ufssd a. AZ pFsH al
isanwtins of slsa sevvgAg nMtsg4 A. ~gii
iske piaee snllpwinN n aesak na
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-03
nIaH coMMAso 10 nol o

This plan snnsssntsatsa an tniswsi
sstA mslieWYy 0fMsWt@tGpN anH tnn W..
tnAi continuance ~ tha AAigssl hAmFs
command whEth wuaia b. urenarvsl n,
eWFeFre fiagnnRil military sAAaawsYm any
sSs ~ he anse* tfvaty tlas ssermANy
nNt H'ss lsvs.i ~ 30 II would - aasb
Nsflsrasw ~ lhv pgss aa~A easssstsnatgan
rssnmlGsea whseh n te smke tine psasa
~ thg supreme euartl. kua ~ IA
wesfsd fwprsHrut th~ gellestsva msll
tHFs sw4wsF ~ fise afwmi rpAtinnm "
y #la nlwap thaf pbrHlsAl fssrpp BE-
hn1 Ar ~ fhs ngsny sfwalv ffmfst3
a'aiss wl'h elAnm ali made IA nruamad
military asaient slaFHany as mga
usr's mttlam
fesh 10 m Aillea camsnssaass.
White tar FvNneh have aaaas na
ns~fflun Ns Maf#hal Esmh Il IL thslr
esrer a'inn II The rlmn ia mnnpDy.a
that Fnch ~ as4eetea ~ the allsed
euFnnlaudwr ~ Ne was under ths a..
iHlsflfe White shlm NlaH haN hsss ls4en
sF'anrted and has unf vnf h~en as.
eiae~d z wes nsAAr vvhiers thas Il
fCeuiinnes nn rage i Cot -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-03

ni0 nHivE ~ on.
The tAifd anM,tai nsrmhsf@Ase eam
ralxn kpg fhe American Hed rneA
suA or % 4 yiygn9 wyAfi Ia nka,sslsusa
tudaf wtih an p'peiua ms sanansA Aas
q names on ehc iHs0 roll
Az Counties orusrlssa.
Owens state dsrvv0g es ths
s'fise tasiaf wAs In songA with .xets
venutY IN the AgAtT aAa fland that 4
live, aggressive. Working avxanl8Attan
VI a6nN the eaWGaAxn skFUAshsmi
Oklahoma.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-03

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-03

Mrs Martha Neal. court clerk. fol 3
loving her usuai custom. made fine
showing for her office the past month
In ff.es earned and fees collected. The
total amount IN fses earned IL $3.50 sG.
of this sum Mrs Neal collected ,zs1i ~
and turned II into fhe county treas :
ury. During the month fy marrsaye
licenses were issued and nine coupies
were united by Judge Boles. The
county receives 50 for eseh marriage
iscente and ~ for each marriage
performed The interest on daily hal
ances collected by Mrs Neal smounf :
20 this month 80 s1ns. which s .
fine showing and ono tie affable court
clerk Is quite proud Of.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-03
Short Cuts To
Home Mems

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-03

The shifa anN,al nsemhefsAse EARN
reisn fns fhe American Msd l'ma
ssas efi % a fiylnN w'Ast Ia nkE,syrna
sudaY wiih aW p'seiHa @s sAuuAsMas
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