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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-03
PAINTING AND DEcoRATIN
EMPLOYMENT
HELP WANTED MALE

HELP WANTED MALE 81
WANTED Capable carpenter TO hlild
house and garage, would Ike 10 hear
from Mr. MADDOX Phone 2oT7 or lsaI
WANTED Colorei slrl for general house
Nurt must be competent Phone i04s
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-03
spBoIAI Norrcus

WHY PAY AORrt
E'pert watch repairing Cleaning. 81; msln
spn1g. tl; crystAlA csc Al work fully
guaranteed Railroad work speciAity For.
nstly Inspector Tor three roads 20 years,
experience In the best retail storoA and
watch factories II j q uofdon's watch H..
pair shop, 4 North Main
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-03
RENL TsTAfT f'-iI.ijii. T.ioj.AN

Any AMOUNT ~ money 10 loan on city
zeal estate q farms; low rate ~ interest,"
harAAton Realty Co, 1lv- Robson
Phone 4IIn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-03
y LEWIS CLINE, ooaoty Clerk
LODGES Am SOCIETIES.

Delta Lop0E aas Meet. every Tues
day evening Next meeting
.AASLl, TuosdAy May 9th Work IN
& A, starting 2 30 T. NJ Wis.
l,or- are cordially Invited Ma
D. - JOHN O BURNETT. W NJ.
WySN~ ARTHUR BAKER, Heo'y
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-03
FINANCIAL
kHAL ESTATE LOANS

fARM ioASs
An unlimited amount of mousy on had.
loan on improved farms IN Auy ps-, y,
Oklahoma QUICK SERVICE an
RATE long time Interest paid o..s
yrH can pay al or patt any interest," pu
meat without notice T. 4. Lilly ..
Tc1ss Blds, ~ T., FOURTH ST qaos.
5il TULSA OKLA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-20
n0TAR|ANs WILL GIVE
ANNUAL PICNIC THURs0AY
Program u Beat Ever Dinner At
0 AZ Then viii Follow Stunts
In Water and on Land
Plenty Of Music

The Italafians .. fHshfir wiil huld
hiFh carnival II tbs reunltt Club TO-
morrow nlaht when the annual picnic
win be heia Dinner wlll hs agysral
promptly at . ld. after which The pro
grom will Ds given rha entertain
pleul COMMITTEES has feN spesial
stunts 10 pull of as q sarpFise
Tn" program follows
Dinner served ~ tsts President
4 u burton. toasfmasisF
Musical pFagram snslatea by Davis
iia,hAns ienalr boating. cfolsrs.
shfowing horse ahoea immediately AZ
Ter dinner
Contests usef the top contest. Ia 4
aies Candle rsee. wateFnclon facr.
lydle best high diyr. ladies. brst
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-20
C0l0RED EMPlOVEslI
pOsTOFF|cE STAGE FIGHT
Zeke Wilson Takes Jani,or Pen.
die;on To a Cleaning In a
One Round Bout: Both
Claim Foul Play

patrons - ,as gostofiscs wvre start
led abou, il,2e today by ~ild cries
Tor help. evidently cmenAtlng from
iae basement o. the feaeral hellding
For few m0meafs it Was
iaoaghs the elevator aiaa had
heen oaagAt under ,ae drop Qascs
Investigation b. superintendent Bar
bour revealed tie true oanse cf iAe
cries They came lrom the iaags oi
William pendle,on. colored elevator
asah Ard shey were In dead csrncsl.
4e wss Oh sAe easenenf floor where
he bas Aeen felJ@d by lanisor zeke
wilscn and zeks wAs sazklRg every ef-
fort % spoil the facial beatty ~ Pen +.
dicsop b. AID Al : pair cf Ne 10 shoes
Tie sAoes p%re cn ths fces of tAe
Aforesaid zeks ana that colorei lnai-
ssdeai was mad all She say sArorgh
sanseey sAa other esAplaynz separated
;he keaaseranta and they were tarnea
over 20 ,Ae clsy police ~Ae Ia sara exs
lrasea s7e asaal an0aH us tine ans
Cast ii flsati1g Bad blood il said to
exist between TIE swp men ans she
fsgAs thai took pAaee tosay was inesi-
table
lie took after ne via i eycie-
snlfe So Wilson
Eie as me wtth chair before I
AnEw R8as was hapFanlag said PEN
aleton
Peadletnn got cacldedly The wors-
oS re flss HIS face and bead was
lady be@ten as Wilson showed no
i arss
peaaleson gos decidedly tise worst
~Caess hoth have oHiiiyed their use
i1lnesz 70 Incle Saa re remarked.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-20

rariment If Labor was issuing
statistics on food prices whieh had
La l------s4 4saa-a- : r-T-7TTsJfFfr because
~ the t1nse IS their publication
they had become ancient history.
The Department of Agriculture
wss sending lecturers out 70 ap-
peal 10 the public 10 eat more
Ineaf. the only effec. of which
would be to relieve the packers of
thu costs ~ storing unusual guam
titles ~ material against the op-
y0Ff.nssy 10 increase prices
Thoagf' j ihossaBd protests were
rzEss5 against fke scheme on foot
- r~iace production Of cotton 10
tina, price 81 fifty cents a pound
night b. charged nothing which
ssDn1ed like : protest came from
sn executive off1ce
The President : ine-sgae 70 cor
eress wzs not simply an exposure
of fhe madness u food speeula-
ton prevailing everywhere. II
VAS not merely an appeal 10 con
zre.s which congress can net
slight - rireBmvenf 4; WAS also
. notiee to the people that the
fsierzl government was 10 longer.
essher upcsBscieusIy or with eoH-
bleoded Intention. IN league with
food spee1lz'e-s-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-20
Square Dealing In America

la q preteass at offseitlng thr
poor pay 20 teachers, most VI the
states have teachers pension laws
retiring ihe teacher on part pay
after long term Of service. This
term Of continuous service ranges
about thirty years
Ia other words. one Of the in.
diciinen,s held ont 10 gooi people
70 serve the American public l.
that after thirty years Of gos,i
behavior and continuous work ia
the public schools. The state will
pay a part of the living expenses
ef the rctirel teacher for the
rsmaiuder Of life. II eau be said
that this pension i. a part of The
living expenses and only . small
parf-~because the entire salary Of
the average public school TEACHER
amounts 10 only IS per cent of the
actual eost of the bare necessities
and deeeueiss Of life.
The teacher must be prepared.
trained. capable. enthusiastic, sm-
bilious, and far above the aver
age citizen in intelligence and
general Information. Those lack
ing these requirements fail quick
y 10 the teaching profession.
Those capable ef being prospective
pensioners are invited 70 discount
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-20
The President on Protiteering

T. the Presidcgt az honor for
sn appeal TO- e5nress which
zsnounss 10 . ..orn1aArl.l l..ss l.ss :; :
se1ght 81 ssstDierable eo~ss q hY
ing frofa Dse shoulders u the
consuming rlblle
All honvr 70 him fOr making il
clear 10 every citizen o. the Re-
Iub.le that prices ran b made
oEsr reasonzble. rot actually Iow
s1st continuous proeess Of going
On strike dos -; eare fbe sifnz-
ss,n. bur only azxrsvates = that
f4ss5op AM . disregard for the
rights of Others hare DO place IA
the eouneils of ; FREE people
And al hesser T. lr Wilson for
rtpndIztin9 J-slieie~ 1.relep-si b.
ks sssordinafe< aaiag hss abe
stzse~ In EDrope t. re detxsz<nt
o. tie peace ard yrdrr of the
us.'oE.
Ths rzbines hss l-s<n under tie
innnTo-x q the eIemtnss xhieh
al 9rer the eoasfrv are now be-
ing h-rHzhf % the bsr II Jzstiee
- snswer - charges of profIteer-
ing Tb> SECRETARY sf wsr was
Under pledge . Withhold surpins
AMY foods from rhe n.zrkess lest
r-ie-s = d-nor<-iz-d The De-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-20
THE SUGAR FIGHT IN
GUTHRIE IS REVIVED
sheriff sslses 5000 Pounds Held
In Storage Nv Hen coolscy;
csooknsy Says Ne IL Rlsh,
and Can Prove n
The .ussf fsh' IN oa'hrle As
BEEN rssiVra

IN, .ussf fish' IN oa'hFls @
been rssisra
on sniofmatipn gi,ta he soanv
As,ogns offics last ulaht neco
,,oand. % susar slosed IN 'hs felfslsld
storage house vas eeltsd On scafss
vaftaal The wAffnai ~ns lssusd
uaasr aulhwl,, % ehsples - ot the
stats laws. which l. ~ rclaslon e
restraint OF trade and aalewfal com.
hnstlun Tho sanaf a he property
oi Hen c@osssy. tie Oklahoma aesnas
efocpt
rending haarlns GA the rataplain,.
the Augae wac placed 10 the custody
ot Sheriff isoh~stson The hearing ls
scl fpg Thursday
The cuaaiy aisafneYs alisc1 has
NJ tltlsd the tultrd STATES ATTORNEY
aud b. viii he hpre Also a. lh9 hear
lns tomorrow 1'his "a shc fieA eass
~ seizure 20 take place 30 tAls pais
N ,as stats elnre w tlEhi against
hoarding hegAn
Mr Cpoksey nass hr IA Absolairlt
NOT gullty Oi boarding ~ attempting
10 hoard = advertised my sugar foF
sale Ut ii pensa when other stores
Noru selling u hlAhcr had sha 40 *
NAf and told The people they ssula
hMsc Il IL pasvels u y pounds. lhat
fs ali I have 10 AAY MI pfs@nus
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-20

,,t.,, ,,....,,.f .r..,,i.a,aaas. ~ AZ
49,, ~ 80, '.'''' aa't 49,.
' 'sasi - :, psr .h,.,.' cent & ah' rss sss' -.
.'' sts'a = ..',. 80 49,, ~, 's.a,s.,,
,s.,. "s' ,.',..s.s.,. - - I ,aa's 80. .ss....,a
's,'. ,e,s" ''a'''s'a ,.''',', - ' 49, r.s s.'~ -
...'', -" al ..,'..''s'. s"'aa ..,,..s, a 49, ~.
~ ''.'. 'e''a' '"as - - rs t - -.
s"'.'' s'''s,''.. - '" a''.', ,.a.,.,a ahss 49,. ~
is'ss.'o" - ' '" w
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-20
FARMERS Gt, BIC PRICES,
BUT T".Y Plv MORE
WI,O ~ TilE Il ttttntRs rusk
sALAMlkD NAN. TIuE
FARMER IN JME CON-
MN t.NnOluls: NltDesE
MOvON Cars <OW
TWNN EyEn

rhsr~ are eusy tvv phases ~ ihs
hhsA coat ~ LIVING psonlom. u th~fs u
any prealsg. llsal deserves serious
consideration.
sfr hlah sssss asd hlsh pfssss fsf
basic pruaag,. that eoassI'ais nsses
ailiss ~ lite a de,rmsng oe benefit
Is saf country
Have incomes aud wages Increased
tAsler than eitt ~ IlvIax. er has ,hs
eoas ~ lisinx including clothes and
baasing decreased faatrrf
IN aaawsT w n. fsras phase ~ ths
aasslloa, u has been an American
Beast thai Ia oar eoaairy abor gpf
hiahsr fay thar ia osher lands
y has hveH an AaseFleaa huast that
hsFr tbs tagmrr waa heglas rewarded
IA zoe maFkes psscs af hts pguducss
than IL any ethsr enantgy
Ilsah wasea fpr labor aud hlsn
pFIve@ tof fafn products hsa been tbs
object " sso,h pellsKal parties whem
bddlng fpf vutps ~ elections
Ths claim II nat made that she
taFmsf has uos been benefited nv ~sr
pFtoes. and elslm n wasi. thas His Ia.
comv has not scared
Cost III farm snplsaeBsa aaa asAsr
ihinas The fslnsr buys have sous up
90. but farm implements Aat ssn
rssga uu an ayefAas
re gets rFops every rear snd tha
soaFtna prices fue rive ys~fs havu
more shan covered An advances aud
is fasara muns liz hta oMn fnod
ilus TIM slain i made ia aartlemlar
fLAs white waxes and swlarlss hayw
adsancsd daflaa the past 1.-Two ysars,
Twins ewss hsa raised mote
"A "a patslealariy rlalned thai a
middle Glass nor aulng manual labor.
ssfaMs~ssse
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-20
Farmer Share
OF $II Meal Is
Just 50 Ccnt

The fsr-ss ss,s pat ss ssso
Ger srsssslrs TIE ss>s prsssss,
serves - a ->s>i ser . psrss - tss
a. . Nstsl fs< ~.
eernessrsscsss - ths State fsrr
Bsrsas fssssssle-. ss,lsrs a. the
we.ss sseoss tsSs,. prsas0sa enes
tis;s - srs~ ersslcsrt wtlsoa tna
th,s ~As tive. TIE art,s,es lrslsd
- r. TIE nssl ~srs s,sea 80 s,s.s
FssssesA ssr-. ersss. estssr arc
sssfes.
TIE return - ths sarmer en tsess
save scr,rneeit.ss. tsss ssssrteS. "a
a. tei'e~s Sect ,~s pserss e
esnts pesssoes. - cents bread. :
ssnss' esssss. : cents: Ssfss. erssm
s~c sssar. . ssr,s. corr. ~ es~o
TIE ehlees ~ e.sars shis llisssra.
ton. tie es'esasioa sad. va te
she~ tat food o. th< sses Sss,s
are sst ~ al proportion q tie
pfses se the p0oosesr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-20

y tOsias5eo rcpslnFion !, The last.
oei eroaine lo~u lu lhe vsa,s,r ne
sasa pids 4 lnrslce ~ toe ptsee aud
rul,S nsn Mates y ohlei Of loliee
iimr Maieheis accompanied
audge Qale % wichi,e Yesterday 70
So a double header lsail game lude.
lNsie = All ardent msrr oi she grvas
American sams ami uill 90 taf "a sce
a ruoa une
We lpei pi.sked having good rain
here early this mornna Dat wa dia
mis- 4. Narib I.osan gog us aAower
and 3 fcgaiar downpour h reported
from Garfield county
Thf Niesoly caFnlsai arsw fair
ssEfd enaa las nsxhi The aurar.
tleDr ais spod aud lAs show Il clean.
There WA b. wrestling match ,o.
ldght hal will be II unusual iaterpsi
s'enssal AsDa&sr llalicnlsveA ~
'he rNmauon Valley Fair association
y mahlns extensive preparations for
blg 'lsae lhis taii Among nsher
ietus IN aAe aDuApiasaI line wS,i BE-
lafae earrfvwi rowspany Horse and
auto fatsA Will be feAsufca III the fair
Thers alas b. recurrence ii lns
slu shis tall Il wuull no, H. amlas
so ar'up q lsslie eaeh brandy nos
Ahlu ne fem IA plenliful t'nder
the hes ias lllui 1 permlasibM II III
y u4ed exVfasiuels a. homs pufposea
The llhlt % parcel post gAekagea
haa beea pissed u poupds for All
tnDo forfha fanssaiesion Of The sur.
lslus tova psodaela only Formerly |
lac llnai was % pounds for an az
sepi shs flrss lhrep aones. where she
imii ras ~ pounds u H. sa,lci.,Ai. |
" " postai officials sllat food pro-
aas'iN isteiidsd fnr distribution hefa
7iii eanie ffoH ihe VI Louls arnyl /
ssfehou4e A. II Isouin Ii lus sAd
ousib aoge the pAreesA ost rate wllil
y cents fpF The fIrst pound and I
'ents fpr each additional pound max.
ag about ss hundred poauos
50 tar noshing hiss beeu dan. ID
soTan county b. Judge Boles other
Ian naming ~ council of defense
a compliance wilh rsqurs, uf the
ilate council Or 4 T7T-1 :
re county council uonldns a1e.sss-
pllsh much anyhou Homs merchants.
+ rule are quar- and viii treat
he peopls sight
Has there been another secrof
'.arfiaes IA Guthrie Looks mueh that
~sy. 4 local telephone operator re-.
rived sire message of eongtainla-
ions today 4 eerisin young fnaa also
= 'scelFed q mysterious message. a. II /.
] taet o. q sactical joss The nsmes
. the eouDle vii be given Letter. Thay
lfe niea yonns .eopls and II they are
M they shoald nos be ashamed Of
s Zach should be pfead Of shs
,shef
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-20
Bill introduced
To Reimburse
Former Kaiser

--esrsir. tgs is--t bill hes beer
sgtrtseo - the prsss.sr cabinet
which rros1oes fhst f7c.occ o<o
r,zrss srzii be eiysr 70 ferrsf
Emperor winisrs - total ssssisaens
se~ re evil iiss here i>st through
-so~res sbsssssss.- soe,r5srs 70 .
wsirsr o.spsscn 90 fhe Frehes
Ire esssne* hss rst reached . de-
essisr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-20
nT|ABl[ APPEAL IS
MADE TO BRITAIN
nl-\ut.s ltNlI DIPLOMACY
ron Mt.\ACL 10 500. .0oa. ~
TROOPS WITHDRAWN:
pl\CE COt \tll. tlA>
INkI\ tP PtfA
Of ARMl.\lN


PARA Aus so--Alied repressnsa /.
tises here are berry urged 20 s.s the
saess es Armenia !, 10 sseisres ina,
ssndreos ~ ,hovsards o. these PEI
seeassu people have been silsa o.
rsvs used 81 starvation since ~sr enc
es, rhs MATTER ~sss taken 20 ~ the
peace eeunsa tecs,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-20
As TO THE WARS END
PEACE NOT yET

Pesfng SatsdsY Aag si--A mandate
d@cs2rsng gar with Germany - aa ess.a
waH Rot he issued until she treaty x4Aa
ASssFAs \ signed Il i annonnced.
Tae foFernrnent. i = declared. i
sisll deserminsd not 10 sign the Ger
Esan treaty
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-20
ERiris. srfAMfs Is eepoareo
DesraoyEp ~ riae

lendor. Ass zo-rhs se,s,sh steam. !.
e. Ashsnt'. 2tss tons, hss been d.
rsrsysd by fire q osssr, wsa Asries,
according - s,ssssss ssesiyss By
Lioy5's
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-20
THE CARNIVAL IS NICE
PLACE TO CO NOW
But There Was Little Misunder
standing In the Beginning:
Exciting Wrestling Match
Carded For Tonight

There j. too much chance 10 this
SHOW said Sheriff Robertson gas,
= --sssF4--z4 -sssF44--z4 sst-trr rrFpecTTng the several
sssa.--al ssssr- - t71E f7aTnTFal- Scae OF the
little games mast stop
The state lass 90 not permit aay
body operating games Of ckal .. 3l.
evea a penay gun ceiling machine.
-~----~-a-->-~-s
Confined On PAGE I. Col. ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-20
LOOKS LIKE THE EMO
Of "MATcHFul WA|T|Ns'
CAVALRY NND NIRri-s>i.>
~ CHN>t- WITH >oMa
Rtctl.Alt> fnOu ME\i-
tN< ARMY tlDI\1:
RA\Dlr> killED ~
uAtlu>E GINS
BULLETIN

E. Pxso, Aug 20 Reports
reached here this afternoon Of an
engagement; between U s. troops
and Mexican bandits. The bandits
laid sn smbussaie for the Amer
iosns snd the report while unof.
fetal. states several soldiers were
killed. The pursuit Of ;eh bandits
continues Win Mexican regulars
aidins.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-20
Oklahoma Booze
Xcuth, 'Pussyfoot'
Is In England

-le~sss. Ace N-~aHs~s q
leNrss-. ssssssss ~ ne A~ss'ss~
Al, ssiese lssoss. ~rs ressf~ss
10 seslsrs sesss sr~~ s~es~r.
~ssss ~ s,ssnssd ne se~ssss
rsmpsfsnss se~fssssss sss,ssss y
~ss net tNs ,.ssv.s pssssss 70 ear.
~ % sropsssrss ~ tesss~s ~tsn
shs ssepess - esss,rs ssss, srs
nlelnss. Jeh~ssr !. sns<- - osfs.
hses .. sressy Fee,-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-20
o GhEsAL eEHsslno is
on ITALIAN FRONT

hprHa Aag sy General FvevnmG
aHsns pafl ef yesterday "a vsales In
lbs essHtnR he left ytnies nn sa,aF
of tho ballssslslda and iaa liberated
Fyelpn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-20

hlKh divs, msn boys ami slFls awlm
ming Faes
t'rlzes In all epBlsAls
Let's get sogsfheF and have oAe sUaa
tlas Ai members ana snelf f4miAea
Hfs 81 sesed 90 as gFvsent
fAfv guards slih aspsur hVat sill 0e
"a hand
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-20
russvlT os sasoirs CONTINUES
INTO ~gART O FNEsico

INTO ~EART O FNEAiCO
Marta Tss. Aoe ec-- Somewhere -
nessso. ssp0siss csnsslsrss. ves. Arr.
srsean sslsiers early tssss continued
sse russ1ss s<ssn yesterday of eSncsss
~as espsure1 ane hsld fer rsnsers
lseste~amfs Petersen srs Cass. Ar,
sr7cxr sssstsss reseuss yester1ss
after paymsrs % $500 sn soio TO ire
es.cs iescer
-Eavy STORM REPORTED
Msgstsry Asasalsrss1 nere Was
wsshcs. irforr.sslor srcr~ sne p1rssssr
earesitlSm. ~ssvy sssvrs sn tire rsesr.
fs.ns ~ cAaAasA1a sntsraesins corn
-s.nhrasaen va s-t ssela ,eiepAcrss Of
sre anas
PISA sssasy sra, the A~ersesn sol
ciers arsscg rave as1 shesr first
ssir~SsN ~stn ire bamsns was srSs.
Gates tsSs nisss ~her r~c ssaatos
rrt4rnso 70 the aresacar ssce ~stn
Ballet roles n sne rssne " ;hssr rna.
ensrs an1 repSrt that she, rad Beer
sttse.ec hs bs~sit sars IRE svi-
stofs ~eptaed 70 sAe attack estn ras
Snsre gar. .llirs tss and ~son6sne
ssve~ai
CAVALRY : PURSUIT.
rsrst rersrvs sad sAe exysivs ~ss
- Psrsas. e. tAe rsrsssnirs bardst.
sus ssr-.naestssa ~as inserrgpssc
ard 70 f0rrhrr ~rs-c rxras frcrr she
r-nasse fcrxcz
tgErLAsEs ALSO IN GAME
rsSr asrpsares. salcr arrived last
risns frsn Fart sgsss. near Ei Psss.
s~ers - sasrsrs the air prr.scsi9r Of
she Eashsh Ssysiry 10 Mckee last
r89ss.
Ths rsies ass nsAs are eesev.~ 20
szss ~FSec shs trzsss Of bspdstr tst
:. ~ss rot ~sssout its advantages.
hs~eser. for IN. sostersc rc~cgsisn
cs tire earth ~ssAs rake sresh srs5ss
rscrs easily osscsrnihss sfszr fre traits
rnzoe p~<sSoSs 70 tire rzsra
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-20
ARMENIA DOOMED

I.nndon. AGg ae--The shadea of
massacre IS desocndlnd upoa ne
ficaggilng rcpablsc Of Armenia Mca
aeed on the sts ~ hostile tribe
from the soata by k5rde. from The
aced on the west BY hostile sriee.
A1eFbeidglsn republic co-speraiiag
VITA the TURKS grcm the southwest
and 0eorEAan Roisheylsts from the
norsh. 500 oes AFmealans. an that ls
nov left OF TIE CHRISTIAN population
in Southwestern Asia. are doomed
Further. knver Bey. brutal general.
sssimo OF the Turks and Arabs. Is 10
command OF troops waiting sor the
moment u strike The Armeniana. be
lna In ARRANGEMENT and complete un
derstsndlnw with Lensn ana Tro'sky
VI RussiN, vita the purpose of attack
ing Denlkine's Rnssaan~ British army
in the rear
The foregoing startling picture N
immedsate probabilities resulting from
j Mt drawal Of the British troop Ia
the Ca0caaaUs IL hroueht to i.onaor
os Walter eeorTe Smith. og PhN*del
pkis, member " the American com.
rasstee for relief IA she Far Easi Mi
Smith after 4 conference wiib high
officials of the BrlliTa gosernmnni
rerelsed your correspondent IA hEA
apartments aad made the fullowlns
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'.rber. d 40 ekease t4g a mau.
8, womsn Nho WAITS 4, aul sotkins
these aass said ConErslty the ssie
employment insn. who "a. Ia she clly
las, nisht iX waseh ihe nAa sho
y not ~erkl lhe dAys and sg'oi
h.m, rc IL not worth Nhlie Ia soui
community There are also ge;s
rarasitoe Who hsse sonft money and
usS on Il ard DO noshlns g5 ald lbe
community Ia whi,h thss llse 1befe
oashf Is b. .one,hiux sha sula he
hArdod ghsm TAsy Aea nuAasits
hs added
There 81, mort improvements gu
ag oii In Uashfle t0aay than ever
Hesore asd there n whole lot Of
NOW Aaildlrgs belns erect a, Sven IT
ile price " everything is sky high
Guthrie n on the moss and NOW is
lhe lime ID zee iliat he movement
/ nos efwpe II y0u 10 not own
ycur evn haira now Is iAe time 10
make arrangements 10 DO soi Il will
~ w'ise Investment. eA pfnpsFAi
values Are iswoi rIshi pow than ihes
VIII ever b. again D ne hislofy "
this OH toan
uihries eoiion mills apa flua
tslil. and olher manufacturing plants
are spsklng day and nlsts and aii arH
serlng wonderfully we'll. And ey
nfs bns.hels man q en9asine spl.n
did hnainess Prices may be hiKh but
gsoria IN ihis pAFt of ihs country sFaI
nn dosntrodden There seems 10 b@
slensy ~ Iavneg and 4 y apparently
Ia nc hands " ne uasHY
ashfn has se miles N pass
menl than ans other eiig of IL alze
IN ihe staie ana the aosrmenis arc
IN beiss condition There are some
stfeess shss coald be improved Dy
cetting fhe aeeds. bDl taksa Is and
large Guthrie II one II EOS nost beat
tlEul eltins IN The roaihwes and a
taat becoming nlore ~
The peach crop q Logan vii
bring npans dollAfs % he growers
and 10 hg y IT
Y estimated thai lh.. --..-...-.- :. II fao1.Y
~ q eHi 80 growers hese b. forelxn
bayers vl!i exceeo hsif million dsi
lars
l'eaeh ackIng vlli hsys bsen 80
Ishssi by The ena of shis we~k 1t j.
~stuaiss that 81 lessi 800 car Iosas
all pc shipped out b. that slme. Aany
fsnsreds " baskeis have been marx
essa locally
'if all y III. shade lFees 10 saih
~ werp eat tovn there rxxsd be
enough svalIsbie timber 70 LaiId
Z wn ne site of Edmond s sssd q. !
press Williams well known lanlbef |
'Hen recently. = never tsx lowa /
Ii.ai has ~ iuaay beautiful trees sflI |
sepi. IT, s5asc
There i sfisf among lie eashrle
sswen shs love the csIflvafinx u |
roses The bushes have been dsins
md other tisn the very hol sszihsr.
here . 30 knoxn cause fof the blight
hat sselalnsiy i on the flowers ihis
Eesr. i<si year xas nBeh hotter and
5ere sas little water. ysf tbe rose
,s-shss thsise1
III G Old, has rsisrnee % sl,s OIL
ss!cs hsfs 'oested IL lhs nex to~n
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Secret diplomacy Is thp curse of
The wofld. but for II ihc American Pro
pie snd the British public @suld nov
b. in possession of all the facts con
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