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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-04
MEMORIAL SERVICES
FOR DEPARTED Elks
Prof Edwin DE Barr, Of State
University To Deliver Address
AT First M. 4. Church
Sunday Afternoon

Annual memorial services for de-.
narted brothers will b. hesd ~ ssnth
fte lease 42e. q 7 Q Eika a. the fsrsl
Methodist vhnrA neAt Sunday AFTER
neon as o'ciock
paNeie~ or Edwin nellarr of 4hs
state university 4, Norman. ain de-,
liver the memorial address An mesn
ees ol shv locai hodge who have died
since organization II the lodge hcre
VIII b. remembered in tlse service.
slks who died aUrsne the past year
~HTe gahA Y Brass. T. Earle Hawkins
Chester hirschi and Steve Miaco
The lsrogram 70 be gaven will open
with an cgKRn rendition of funeral
nsareh hs Beethoven. played Ay Mis-
k4shsT iirgscr. Followed hs The open
ng ceremonies by the lodge The lsro-
gram follows
Program.
Funeral March Beethoven
Miss Esther Bruce
Opening Ceremonies .... nv Lodge
Solo. voyaI--'rhe Promise ot life"
~.ess.. ..ss..sss. Frederic II GUwHne
Mrs /. y Bronson
Memorial Ceremonies ..ss.....@
4e.-..t e4s4s4. Ledge and Officer
Soso. Vocal 1t Is Enough from
Elijah Mendeiasohn
Bro Iohn neiand
sul0gy s..s. .,s3 iiro Frank Mcclure
Solo. yiDlsn Concerto No s--~Aaaxso
...s E,e 4serlos
Miss Thelma Roe
Memorial Address ilgo Edwin DeBarr
Anld ian@ Syne nv Lodge
Closing
Miss Esther Bruce. oreanssl.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-04
WAR MOTHERS COMPLAIN
ABOUT WAR HISTORY
Woman Who Cannot Afford
II" Pays $40 For a Pagc
With Picture OF Her
Soldier Son

Complaints reach The igaadeF from
u@lhers OF soldier baya rplatiye 10
men canyassinR ln TIM sily fur 4 his-
tory Of lhe worlds NaF. Thia pntnfa
rise. Il IL understood. "a hrlng Ffs.
NOTED Nv reputable Oklahoma Cgr
men. bnt therr IL nothing obligatory
abent u Prices fansing from slp ID
80. II u ealn. AZ. being exarted of
war mothers, who want hs namea az
their sons in history lu4 what The
history u ~ wiiI b.. fht nunbNf IN
eoplea 70 be issued olc these ulal
tcrs ar" MOI known 90 fhe Leader.
bur II seems foolish fog mother no
gn axalnat sp history IL slsa can
not afford u TIE hislufy Il no, ~
thorixea by the government iiut Il
private enterprise Mothers cannot h.
forced 20 patfonlsc It. ard II they tall
victims 10 the conversation ~ Aallel
tors they have only themselves io
blame
On" war mother aaid today shat she
had pald ttn for paNe, wssh hsr van =
l'ioto In the history naylnm g. ~
advance ana giying her nets For the
balance The notes we're discounted
Al local bank
= cannot afford this. she aaid.
and think the write Nd ana phpsp
of my son IN Histories should be gtsen
free would he perfectly wllllng t0
buy Tor W the history with nsy s0ns
name and Gactsre IA II, but Sayina
these notes works 4 hardship ga me,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-04
TRAIN BANDIT TELLS
or ESCAPE AND ROBBERY

Douglas. Wyo, Dec. William
Carlisle. train bandi, who VISA shot
down end captured Tuesday was on
is way ont Of Wyoming when over
taken by the posae he eaid In state.
fnent 10 Union Pacific officials last
nighi He said he intended 10 no 10
either Canada o. Mexico
Carlisle said that after his escape
from the stats prison AZ Hawina on
Noy i6, he went 20 a Hawllns hotal
and registered as J Archer Later Ae
boarded an east -eound freight train
and went to Laramie, he said. and then
boarded this Los ADgeleg Limited
west bound. which be- robbed 90 the
night ~ Nov is near Medicine How.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-04

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a box soeiai ~ili ~ hvtd Ia N,
ssWnd hAsi W FetAlNy sAuey n nn tYAAA,
avsalns 81 -, ~ sha hems M ~ "A,
lios's slpN ttsls avs ress0estsi =
hrsaw Nus laash NV twA pNAsina
shvls paue inalsts ths eax the bases
wiIl ~ sota to shv al9hess hlaapf kH
~Fbe aFr interested "a tha ilaya elat
ers cordially Invited
l.nlhes Tasnuss Anf 49, ieh rmea
siey nlshs tof sguaklyn y \ AFTER 4
thr~e wr~ks vsslt vlih hga eAfcuts ava
friends tMgheF il GwshFsu bow bnt
ha@ avent nseat ~ bis alme IN shr 4 \
navy since teAl aariH9 whgrh slnse ~
has secn alntslss every NuantFy ap she
ul0he n1s tiushFln Il ain hame ~
hin ana u IL Nyaua plsaaare il tner
aMetn wish hia osd friends lgss hrap
3 q arooklyn giel AnA ,hla i heg f.skt
yisss "a uAssHpmA fheY bsssh !. ,Asst
hasina bad dellahtfll sima whliv
here. a1d ssy thsy wiil rume aeAsa
next sanmer vhsu the Towers ars n
hlnon.
ehila wulfetA wil ~ ti8eaass4g
BY Ml~A Susan Ramsey tae ksut ssfuas
representative whn Il wish the ehau.
tef, "A te meetings et me latYnus'
Clubs at che diliefsns sehnoia aa vFt
day afternoons Tha pfshirmv aYa
vital aMd ~ practical lnterNss a.
tho m0gtbeta ~ The chs Ana Il wiNI
b" ~ell worth while - hear N4as
Ramsey dlssatam teesa peuhsvma TNe
tFnaney werk and schuei taapu.tlsn
has revealed conditions tbal romesiy
such conditions an Agp paeagtga The
neN civilian pfawraa whleh the eAaa
Ter has v~dsesaSeu has brought to
ilghi the fact THAI ehlga Welfare ssrh
- the crying Reea of ihe community
u yea are Interested ii the ehsldfen
uf your luwn and what yput Red tsrasa
under I've direction " Miss smlth ana
MfA. Buer Il aosng and planning 10 a.
foF The children. pums out ga thaAa
neoilnaa tolnorrpw afternoon.
Young men mns ~ Chamber ~
Commefca last nlEht ,n ORGANISE IA
Athletic slub ~ Guthrie wifh num
bes ot etshuand Athletlea 50 business
m"n The Guthrie athletic cluh saak
~ first stop toward utRaa,faiioa A
eenmilica WA appointed ~ hgvwBig
gale no attitude ~ she puallr gowAYda
this and locate . buiIdiug TOR fss paf
poee. The comAstaer will rrpars ten
reau1ta az tho meeting HeAf TmamdaY
night At the Chamber of tpmmatco
Nicholas shelton of Earlssila. lll. /
who aeryed With the air svFyiea III
the A. n " rsenliAled Yesterday ggF \
the signal corps ln the pAuama Canal \
Zone Ne will ~ stationed al t'ufosAl
near ghe paritlc entrance Ia ihe eanAi !
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-04
May Declare
Var against
Mexico Soon

Washington. Dee secretary
LANSING ~alt Ne ssgiss bsfsrs ere
senate sarssu. FeiAssows commit
tee before action ls taken en me
resolution cf seAstcs rall. rsgvn
lsesr. " Ne~ Mexico, reaussssnu
rres.asn, wilson 70 sever usrle
matte eegstices with Mssics. rhs
eommttsec ncs~x 10 hsv~ the sec
resaFy before u later today
rhsr ths eomrssstse recessed.
senators sAsa the whole situation
wss IN an vnseFtasn state sens
toe rlseheosk 81 Nebraska. scssno
democratic leader. sssd THAT aa
mlnissratsnr senators mad nes tsk
sr any definite siand oa shs resa
iusGcn. Republican mcmhsr. of
s,se committee were understood 10
savcr She resolution bot sNey join
90 with tire democrats IN DESIRING
70 get sli facts from Secretary
lansing eefsss reporting % she
senate
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-04
THEN HAVE EVERYTHING
Else BIT HAPPINESS

Yesterday newsyapers Contained the
pictures of tmo wotnen all dressed ~
and no pisre 70 galons was the 4anz 2
ter of Post. the cereal millionaire who
hae just been grarted divorce The
other was ar Eastern socaeiy SeAe.
whose romance also has ended Wifa
every means ~ happsness 'hat wealt \
can insure. ;heT cuasdnt ee hsppy.
The fact Il. rDto6Y can 70 hasn't
some ring rnufs To do than being a
social butterfly
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-04
ACTING PRESIDENT \ /
IENIS AND SIN GENERAL.
DISTRICT OFFICIALS or
TIN UNITED MINI
NORkERS ARE ~
CUSTODY
CONTEMPT or COURT
IS CHARGE FILED
TIM MisN PROVIDED BONDS
or Sia,eoe ZACH WHICH
MAS FURNISHED M
~lM-TN COMPANY:
lIt NRiNc SET ron
NENT TUESDAY
BULLETIN

indianapolis Dec. A Headed by
Acfsnp- President j l.. Lewis. six
general district officials Of the
United Mine Workers Of America
appeared At the federal building
here shortly before noon today
and surrendered TO United States
Maraal Mark Storren who held
capseaes fer their arrest in an
formations filed yesterday charg-
ING officerS OF the union with con
tempt of court for passively per
hitting the coal strike to continue
The men nrovided bonds Of ten
thousand dollars each which were
furnished by suretv company
The hea1rF will be held at ten
o clock next Tuesday morning.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-04
P[D|G0 GOES TO THE
NAT WITH Or HAHN
Highland Man Throws 4 Fit and
Pops orcn When Shown the
Fuxx on His Own
Tongue

Mad rcdaxe and DF. rvdtso engaged
tn y fe~~ alteration, lass nlght. NJ
the hnme ~ she foruaes Mrs prasre
~as aasens AZ she time hence the 20
isre we're rot callea Ham Refused
90 eise AS version af the sgFxsr. fefer
gtng al inquiries to hts Atiorney.
y appears ghat pydseo has heen
sabertmg andey tAe hallsnchAtlon that
sae treaty h dead Il has worked on
his ssrgnltiS and hsS diApArhsaa. Wen
iAe alarm wa& FIRST soundnd Hahn
had redseo aown ana WAS inxegaing
fgfsy feet 10 taaiag ia sAe Highland
aaAn hat Peaien gtvcs his owm ver-
SION 81 iAa afgaiF a. tnlloes
"MAns pecple from user ghe state.
nmssly tAo~s 10 wh1al ! owe money.
are asklng regarfana hy siwe cnnal
ssen Ia he perfectly bones; Nth you
laiAS ! never had trup condition.
snA il answer se yen undertakes
will SAY fatty positively rcsnse 10
do sns bayiHe In youg line nn~ NeAr
prices are entirely unrashnnaein A
h@d my family physician CAN 90 mle
lAsi nseist. I0rgov Ham. ne seemed
pleAss.a shas was ahle 10 cAn hin.
J consider him xery nice man ryeu
sf RE ~ 4 Doctor gle gvls my saawue
ana "a 'pe stick egs uay pnise. placed
Ale cosd clalay hand oR ms bean. look
ea vi the raftegs In she roof ar my
moath comn ented ou ihe i0nEnees OF |
my ionEae ard SIS beautiful coaf he
Also thumpess un tho FORE part ~ ns |
hack tag d.a not sNll ne whether ! /
~As ripe green az ros,~n he tfen{
placed a bunch az sWAhef tueg and 4
phonngraph fixines Id h.s wooale, Ana |
took little hear-is thing aad stuck
ap against my cater wall 10 see II :
could listen at ahas Was lhlng about
rh~n he told me ow terrific was nay
rases ssying thas No oFgan good old
VA 3nn breaks down. sat offset this
~ thinking of The haany good times
NJ an cid violin Then the Doctor
ouk oas hAs fdwarine stick and ks RIO
slea 4 prescription thai eosi me SIX
,sts il oula cash 10 tave il filled
Then &C. dosed me with scme al the |
most fursfhie shsiirg nseA.rine he hads
i lis carTyan. and told me he hsd na I
lwahi wOaia recover from une end |
o re ofhsr Geo. 4 sarc Ii iough 10 |
y layeA ap sasf not neatly 80 bad as
D &e layed out
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-04

The Lender hag received number
OF c0nmgnicasions written by WEES;
Ssce readers aud members of che City
Federation protesting Vigorously
against the vacatinx of ccstarsl school
on fhe West Side, for the federal san,-
farium. 1nasfnuch a. che proIecf ~
dead, no purpose can be- served IN
prsniisg fhese communications
However. ihe tome u the letters en-
ensplifies anew how matters asfsGstng
civic welfare and growth are exax-
gTa'ed and 81 ssprted Most OF the VET
ters souchad on abe phase thai the
hoxpifsl o. xsnis4rinm wzk wanted for
ts,berrn}sy t1sx5e0<x- That wzx uW re
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-04

A whole iot OF people take theil
gen In hand before properly inform
ing themselves, and II must be said
there WAS a woeful lack Of proper In.
formation relative TO s-preseni san
iiar5um project
DIR w Duke. former state superln-
fsndenf OF health, received The gov
tspmeni's proposal two weeks Hgo. Az
o Rotary club meeting under the head
os city affairs" he. win Dr. Hin. In
formed sh~ club Of the governments .
proposal. and satd, ~ ihe city wanted
this sau1tar5um. masters would have
u bs hurried, since th< offer W0uld
~ n1lHluyn ~ fnuc4I1o< wl1klo Z
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-04
How Co Matters Are Distorted Why Not Junior High School,

few daysin fact. before the nexl
meeting ~ The Rotary
In the proposal the government of-
fered 70 house no less than thirty
patients here. the majority of whom
were returned soldiers, suffering from
mental and nervous disorders The
club. thinking tho proposal q fine thing
for the city. appointed a COMMITTEES
sc investigate sites. Tho Cotterns
xs hooI appeared 10 BE- the only feasible
location The committee also took isp
the matter OF having army barracks
moved here. aut this was found Inn
pra<tIcsbIs. and wa~ shsndoned the
Qola9rel ge1QQ! iAen ma Hlth ssxsrs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-04
plIkI<6 ~ STATE lS NELL.
ADVANCED: 20 l'EN CE\T
~ rUrN. ~ GOtID
GRADE
'0klAHOMA's STAPLE THIS
YEAR IS BEST EYER
ArpnO\IMArElA W rtl'
CENT OF t.ltOr ~ STATE
WAS PlCkIn plslOn III
DECEMBER I. SAY
E\JpERI~
fan GRO. 1. rosslckA


The final estimate plates the 1912
1890 cnilnu crop at i0hal oa0 bales
actual growth without lnsarH
Reports from correspondents Indi.
cate = heIlai shat 7pper cent Of she
crop. og . llsslo uo ipan 1890 ESQ
bales will he u gead pic sfades on
contracts Tor futur Il rsefs
The Quality oE the oss,p as 10 sar'tea
Is unusually lew Rains caused y
vast amount or cotton Ia le sssAcolof
cd Tho staple. especially in Texas
and oklahoma l. very much hotter
than average.
Approximately No par efut ot the
crop sas picked prior 10 liee ! Much
cotton remains "a he picked in Ar
Kansas. Mlssisaippl. Oklahoma Ten
nessea and West Tesss Aiabama,
Georgia and Louisiana are ahout
through
Cotton was offered fTeels and there
WAS almost no disposition IL hold when
the price was around % cents Ther"
has been less roadlness 10 Feil al
reecnt declines.
Arkansas. the Tepnwss~w valley in
Alabama. North raroolina, Oklahoma
and Tennessee had fats to good top
crops hAscw ere. with few local
exeep' loss the top waN esther poor
or negligible.
killing Espsfs which were general
occurred over all rxeapllns southern
ner,lona az the hell from NOV 10 70
tfooffnn,d an Pare g Col. 2l
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-04

tbleaEa, it ieaf t4friitantHF
rhvmsa Nuti llsteeae l9salef gh4is
aiae N 'hW NeN Yees eeNss ss'on ua
rflion reform and rsia lR sFArSa 8f
me naval prison 81 rawsuanlh y tF.
~eni eaet spda4 HHh sh4 anav4tcsd
irtnHtie oct wNiaN iNttea n taoF7
ernpr Ffsns q tox iru aasin4 an
R1lnluenf 9 teusulAalea ly savsa
iisafe iliinals NglsNla ilas esne
mapaar lssbufps charged lbsl llilpaga
fflscHa aFe eeae aaa hyvtpi aaA sVa
respaaNble fpr the thleaae erlane
wass fhe loliel asIAou 81 dsmssihea
~ infamous
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-04

nished BY the government were, for
the nost part. returned soldiers snf-
fsr1ng from mental and nervous trou-
bieE. A str3cily t,sbercuIsr hospital tor
soldiers has already been established
IN Colorado While Il is trie, Ver-
hsE,s a few lung patients would be sent
10 Oklahoma. this WAS merely 20
relieve CONGESTION in other ssnioria.
One writer stated that three hun
dred patients in the last stages OF
consumption were 10 be dumped on
Guthrie.~ and *shsf kine school was
actually wanted 20 house these pev-
pie. v1bo would doubtless mInx1s with
DE peopfr ~ fho town II churthcs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-04

Mafshal Fech who cnutm@mdeA ana
Allied arftea IL tao safias 4tmtaaf
~Ar u 70 beeOins y csndidale fsr fha
Senate from hia provinces Ia Franes.
aeeoydinr 90 t'rwacb pawapaper
whiie President t0IneaFa u h herosna
- rewspapwF sdsspf waaa hla tngm US
pifga in laHuafy II k'pch can llHe up
me f'runeh Senate ~ well a. ne disi
tha Allied arAaIea, America Mh0uld sensl
Tor and get him.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-04
ENDLESS STRIFE AND CON
FUSION WOULD RESULT
NtnItN LAW pftsaI. slulll
~ tUu. MINING DISTRICT
~ ~rAII NiIf.II. sua.-
i>IiiK NtlghIig~
FLOCK NJ tNl
fuN A~~t~i-
MN

oklshams ciky, uau ssa.t t4aveTmee
=. \, ggessstsau se'taY eaHe~ggea nls
FTaueas feF sraapM 70 pvassNf nsgma
properties w ~ ~ l1asnad shAs sssm
eerApanles % nssfo lnfsnsfs ~sss n
~ ssHs ~ ere state frew celvwbAA.
NeV Mssseo. tn i wsaaaMe 10 Asalar
GeassA' lsssph piekmsn. esmnt@oaae
~ sAr southern alvislsw ef sAa Aesmy
a asa ANtanlas fssss. Csavermae Maha
pFtsam deaiaesd thsAs uaapa waull
pHir "seveivH us tn uaneesas&Ff aan
flitt aHd eoaFualnw, ana f0emsalss
withdrew ela request.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-04
FEDEtt1. nIsAG-<ET IS
OFT; t30 GRABBED

Toledo. O.. Dec. 4.-.~reJefaI ralus
that started here yesterday snd result.
ed In the detention Of moro than i3c
men. one Of them a city councilman,
were expected 10 be eontlnued today
by ,offlras conorsesAed here from,
various parts Of urs country.
The officers cay tsat Toledo 10 head.
quarters for some Of the moss proml .
nent safe blowers. burisrs and con
fIdence men In the country.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-04
GERMANY SHOULD STAND
BY HER AGREEMENT

Paris, Dee. 4-Germany ssouid
stand py her word and carry out the
terms Of the Versailles treaty. says
Philip Seheidemann. former German
chancellor. In an Interview published
by the Echo de Paris
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-04
HE MADE A FLASH
Or HIS ROLL; HELD UP
omah Burford Had 500 Las,
Night, Today He IL Broke.
VIII West Charged With
the job

umah IlurlaFd local nrKtD made a
flash ol his iony green laat nigh,
and today he II in t0as with gha he -
oi getting u haek Omah. \, Arenln.
from the evidence addured q, the pre-.
tlmlnRyy irial VI nne N9ll Mwat. AZ !.
other neeru charged wiih robbery
raid visit 20 his glfl Who lives Ia
the isn block vn South Second street
late last nahi He also visited a
plant" where llquof Ia said TO be dis +
s,eAscd ~ the rate ~ 20 sents per
glass Il WAS while 10 The a,lant'
that Oman made the fal0l mistake ~
flashing hla roll When he started
back to hlA girl house he mos 40 with
trouble The trouble wam IN the shape
og iwo black bows Who otdercd Oman
- stick up his diglta And then they
ins, naturally went through ms pprk
eis and look ny money, saY III att. ana
tnday IL broke" explained The crest
fallen nurfnrd
Il Was neariy'fi oclork last nlrht
when Ilurfurd called The Rheriffe o.
flee Sheriff Robert ION Naa 90 hand
and within thirty minutes aftsr the
stick np affair. Robertson had fe IN
money, found Ia tho bottom Of trunk
a. the home of WIN Foster. Isnrfofd
swearH that Foster wns iha man who
pointed the gun lir 10 unable 10 iden.
tify the other negro On The stand
to-day llngford named thr denomlna
'ionrof the several bill that waa tAk
en- from him last nlshi The desfripa
ilon iuiIira with The hliiA found IN
the trunk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-04
ITALIAN SOLDIERS FIRE
ON CROWD. MANY HIT

Rome. Der s--Itaiian soldiers fired
upon crowd here lAst night after
they had been attacked with knives
ard daa&ers Besides the one work
man WHO was siIied. there were twelve
~oundsd.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-04
sARL MORRIS AND ~cuNeoAT"
SMITH IN -FOUR. ROUND DRAW

Oakland, Cal. Dec 5iunboAt'
smith and Carl Morris of oklahoma
heavywnlghte. boxed q four-round
draw here last nlght
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-04
FIFTv-sg1 PERSONS
iNIuRED ~ WRECK

Fort wrorsh, Tex. Dee 4---The fIfty-
ssx pers0rs srtared when Fort
worth a DerveF S9ssengsr train was
dersiisd yesterday north ~ here and
who sFe IN ioczs hospitals sfB re-
cover. Il was snrounrsd d here today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-04

Late NeRseflaY thW aNgaxAne aswAged
. proclamation establishing martial
Inv u Eie#Esll tItts1ar t'ral aHd
akmllgsa souHtiss aAd foafual ass
niand waa mRda - iha esmmAa,fns
Fenaral ~ ihe s9vsacfn aNpaFlmsnt af
use United NiAtsa ARMY AZ san Asa
tpnla tof l408 faarrMi tFems# sMi tx
fcoallaaea an raKs Ct Cei. al
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-04
Some Don'ts
For Al Home
Brewing Plants

rhe lnasreal revenue buresu
yesterday ~srwea
pens Try 70 sesl formulas sar
tre ~svp shs, CHEERS hrewtc IN
year owr kstchen~
Dent brew shs ~eap tha, cs,esrs
IN youF c~N ksschen"
Either eperatseN, she hureau
says svhleoss the p<reon r~sroo
sibie % rne and lrnprsssnmen
Merry chrsxsmAs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-04
SITUATION AT MILAN
ls MOST GRAVE NOW.

Rome, Dec. t--The situation ~ MI
Ian. growing out of the general strike.
IL grave according 10 adyiees received
lere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-04

Since the history project IA strictly
n private enterprise, war niDthsrz.
who esnilot afford AZ Mhculd hfMi~
fHfn A&fx,ro nf~mts.~ .1..f ". y B ssz{
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-04

TIE srerxxe weekly eSrninxs .cf
New York fsnaery workers in june
was szzSA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-04

Fred Armstrong icol y9s Eas
Harrison. wrote 10 Gov Robertson lar
peek offering the services q com
psuy 81 - c0iorsd men In l.ogaf
county. to dig coal Al McAiesse-
mines A. whltehnrst. state boar
" agriculture. answered the letter
commencing Armstrong for hss loyain
ard saying the governor asked ule X
t2kc nn this matter wish you. we ar
fixing 10 n8il fuT volunteers, moi tf
heiP break tns strike or assist the
oeerasorp. hHf iD try 70 get oat Goa
fer me penpie whe are suffering. y
yc urare 10 raise company of -
cal0ysd men. fhss council of defenss
viii bs glad 20 use YOU We give pro
lection.
s.Ast right Arm strong received the
following nsessa9e FROM the state
ccarcil ~ defensx state has taken
over coal mines how many units of
ten men esch can yon entrains Free
railroad fare viii Dc wired. good food
ard lodging at McAiester. wages for
gnexpe rlenced men. $50 per day"
Armstrong Il busy today and has al
rs2ay oraAnized several units for en-
trninmens. He wants more colored
men 10 70. He urges business men
~ the city TO prevail on coaorcd men
70 70 10 MeAlesfer The wages are
sra NJ trouble. rsiroad fare and
g0Cd board and lcdging furnished free
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-04

oklahsHta City nsx ss-~saaywrssar
Robertson characterized ~ esaxssaa
% nsWfa syaeea ~ Oklahsnsa as i
"neeasesa waste ~ sIeAs Aaa expense II
uevesuaF HohsfsseH's ussssaae ensas
General nlekwAn suTs Aaw esAuW
Tan, fesas fNaMs yew klna4y fae al
terlag troops IL pnllsa seAi rgslsfa. BAR
aFvs sswlsed ssast thsts tResps Afw NV
asa sfeeps and II sAgM ~ sFna IA ~uNsst
be 2 nsedlsss waists N sxpeasa ard
time ~ send tlAsrs "A weu awlr w
selve W n uNneeAssagy eanflla7 sna
eonfuslen u fesas srw Aeafe trvops
! Asfs1Y withdraw my request ~ Haess
snd urge snas You "A nat Amna tnau
under any elfeuusa,Aae Meapeef 4
fully. salgnedi w. a NaAevgaan.
Navefnnra
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-04

N regard 70 Coticral school. H0ine.
ihjnx should b. done 10 fully utilize
this fins building. Only three teach x
ers are employed there st present.
while ward schools On the East Side
are crowded, aud tiw eiiy wnperins
tendent N even now IN quest n nddIy
tional room. Ths suexA~tIon uft&esd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-04

TIE nN9fu ireops " HH*a b~sn seNg
hefe wsfw t@a companies VI sh@ gAsh
Infantry. stationed a calycioas tiaa
Meslse Fhsy wrrs ID hA4W haen Uasd
ln pfgteetlaa yeiurtsee snin~ra
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-04

otposiiion. Mesnwhile. ike aovern.
m"n' In q hurry Tor decision. can
celIed The local proposal. and the lg0.
tary club ~ va dinner yesterday voted
10 drop the mattsw II must be adr
mitted Che city lost a good thing.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-04

piitsburg kan. tleu g. Wealher
conditions iris morning madu opera
tson ~ the Kansas strip plta prAee
flcally impossible. A misty rain that
formed ice aa soon Al u iit The ground
WAS falling,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-04
UNITS OF COLOREO MEN
TO WORK At MINES
Big Wages Paid and Fare. Food
and Beds Furnished Free;
State Calls For Nine
Volunteers

Coscred rlcr OF Logan county Dt
yoa wish to earn $50 DAY digging
coal. railroad fare. and good board arc
ic1oinr frec7 peorie suffer fer svei
be loyal and help.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-04

IcoalIaasN aa I'aMa q IIaI En-