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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-14

lures, musical selections on the pipe organ and by the Bijou augmented or- chestra, and other features that make Q programme of entertainment uneqnaled in any amusement house ;n the world, outside Loew theatre. and the splendid entertainment is offered for 10 and 15 cents, war tax included. And this is the programme for the week. read it over:
 Vaudeyille's classiest musicians, Jack Levy and four Symphony Sisters, top line the vaudeville bill for the first half of the week. Their offering. "A study in Melody" is of the big time variety and musical specialties on the piano, violin, clarinet, piccolo and flute are introduced. Their repertoire in cludes popular and classical selections and will please all theatregoers, whether music fans" or not
 Barnes and Freeman, Hebrew and character comedians, will offer their hilarious comedy success, "The Intrud- er a laugh from start to finish, and a great vehicle for their comedy songs ana dances. Knorr- Bella and company,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-14

Always a feature at Loew's, the pho toplays billed for this week are more
 than usually attractive Two of the iead-
 ing and most popular stars of the screen will be seen in their latest and biggest successes. George Walsh is
 starring in The Beast" a powerful photo drama of wide appeal in which his role is of the cave man type. The action is intensely thrilling and Walsh
 has many opportunities to display that remarkable athletic prowess that has had no little to do with his success ful career.
 Another big photoplay feature will | be seen the last of the week when Will liam Desmond, also "a mans man. will be seen in The Prince and Betty a romantic comedy drama of love and adventure. The theme and action are 1 gripping in the extreme, but relieved | by the lighter vein of comedy that runs 1 through the picture.
 1 Manager Wilson is calling special attention to the big bargain natinees each day, at which five acts of su- perior vaudeville, superb photoplay feature, a sparkling screen comedy, the news of the world shown in pie
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-14
FR|TZ| SCHEFF IN
 'GLOR|ANNA' COMING ID THE JEFFERSON
Sprightly Offering of De- lightful Star Is Termed the r Rainbow Division of
 Musical Comedies"

Fritzi Scheff, the ever delightful star of the musical comedy and light opera stage, is returning to scenes of her for mer eriumphs in John Cort's presenta- tion of "Glorianna," which so thor oughly captivated Broadway, and is to be the welcome visitor at the Jeffer-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-14

Germany is considering the project of identification of it's railways. It is of ficially announced that the electrification will be, carried out by. progressive stages. Uieh-power plants will be established in coal regions and the current carried from them to sub-stations along the lines
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-14
High Glass Vaudeville
 ardFeaturePhot
 On BiH at Loew's Byou
Many Big Attractions Programme at Popular Play House-Jack Levy and Symphony Sisters, Walters and Walters Included in Vaudeville Bill.
 Walsh and Desmond in Picture

is wonderful programme of high class vaudeville on and picture features that Manager Wilson offering Loews Bjou this week. without doubt of the
 The vaudeville include the best the circuit with Jack Levy and four Symphony Sisters headnng the first bill and Walters and Walters, venroqusts dnary the second The other acts all of the big areno andy
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-14

Danish scientists have perfected pro cess for treating cheaper woods that makes them more durable, chemical ac tion in 24 hours producing the effect of several years of drying.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-14

Ergotti twins, who do the famous "Nennette and Rintintin" dance of the mascots, so beloved by the French poilus and the Y per cent beauty chorus.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-02
MASONIC GRAND LODGE
MEETS HERE IN 1920

Gu'arie viii entertain this Grand
Leage q Masona IN 1920. II was M
voted bcforo Adjournment of the 1918
session At Oklahoma city last night
The following nppsmise officers
are announced Grand Senior pea
con, ID Frank l. Walton MnskoKec
Grand Junior Deacon waldo y wat
sins, Valiant; Grand Senior steward,
NJ Il House, nrlsinw. Grand Junior
Steward. William hartman. Purcell.
Grand pursuiyant T. y Moufl.
qnand- Homestead Grand Marshall.
Hawkins O Berg. Woodward: Grand
Bible Bearer William J Oakes. Grant /.
Grand Chaplain Charles G WcyesA.
Ardmore; Grand Tyler. Daniel 4
Mitchell. Guthrie
Other business attended 20 lnelud
cd reduction ~ the annual per capita
tax from s2so 70 1850 per year. pay.
able annually
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-02
MAY FESTIVAL CARD[D
FOR SCHOOL GROUNDS
May 9th Ia Date Bet Folk Dane
ing and Athletic Contests For
Boys and Girls. Part OF
Program

Tn" grade Teachers viii hold MaS
festival on tbn play grounds ~ lhs
Capitol. Central and Banner sehao
grounds Friday morning May alh
from 1900 io ig 90 oclocA rolp
dancing. athletic contests Tor bofn
boys ana girls, VIII ha ia The order
~ events
The laoRreni ARE held AZ am ths
schools ~ Tbs H8mo time ~ that thn
crowd viii noi he too larur ~ ans nne
#ehool Il "a hoped that the pntrnnW
oi each school Viii cnine out and vii
ness ihe EXERCISES
holh teachers and pupils have hern
wofking hHri On the varluua evantm
Cotiefh sshonl viii 20 IN With Isan
ner on the program Euryihlnw "
free
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-02
Scores of Letters, Candy
and FlOwerS for MurdreSS

wi~fs shs rsel.tsred - Mrs siorrs
Miss 0arrlson's attorneys, rhoma'
N Ask,.a aId a a nhsn. cnlvfed la'
etrlr pl,a q not guilty They o..
.e,iea ,ho xa "a. insane when ehs
50 med Ms sicira boi ia.sr. ths'
ciaim,d. r,SAin.d Acr eat,
What's lAe mstttr' Are soa W lT
~iness,s saA Ma 0arr'son asked
Nrs Sicsgs a. ,he latter al a,ross
tae table frum hur aslng from the q.
f',eln q ihe iat~ CO. ksAn Arhoash
he loi,a ihoaeh' n,asbN Mrs Ssorrs
iceA her cNn lifc thsN Asid Nj. Gar
rlson ter tcW houfs at,r me death
ol Nrs S,orrr hut later rrl,asod her
Aflcs the aatopss Disclosed tbs man.
nct ~ death. Mrs Gsr7isoa waa taken
into elsiod, az $3.50 o'ciock on the
mornns of March - at ,ho home vt
Aer uncle. } u EsstY. president a. the
land Trans oriaiion company
Mss GsFrison al nrs, denied she
knsw anytt ng about ihe caasc os Mt
Slofls dosh Al aay OF the nln,
t,crh she held 10 ,he polni bu, later
took the police go the dros sicrV whcrr
sae nd purchased ,he poison and told
them in detail 81 hct actions on the
das % ,ne death
= was oraES she y reported TO
have said = acted On an impalse
mai came O. mc ihe morning before
ianched with Mrs siorss The glri
shea no tcsrs "it - too late Tor tho
now she IA state 90 have said Miss
Garrison one "a ~ "a hops was 90
be permitted ia see Storrv
Il love han with all my healt and
ilm- VIII be siili come for me-"
him. VIII ne siiA came Tor me-"
we're hr oonstan, questions
Storfs was no, allowed SO see Miss
sarrs on. Re stated however. that he
Intended 70 DO al he could 80 heip
iev No did not arpear anxious 90 see
he girl nor did he rsnrees any desire
@ attend hin wife'~ funeral
Scofys II fympa,netic lcticfe have
atrn recesed by MiYs Garrison shilr
rands have sent hsr candy and
ios,.w during her detention
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-02
MONSTER BUSINESS
IN MOTOR CARS HERE
Van Hcoscrs Agency Business
Registers More Than 100000
For Four Months: Other
Places Dull

The monster devsloNmcn, ~ m
ucior ,at bns.Gsss is shown lecall,
IN ne rscCFd made b, he y Van
hoNr,y fNord agency Van nposcs a.
samod The Fosd agency hero az war,
aFo rn 10 ihs ilr,i ~ ih's war. the
hasincsl h,i. been gocd. bus not eN-
crrilonpi, $1,000 20 sSOae h.lnx ,hs
average With the close az ,hc war
and the strain ~ rco 10. lhe mo,ef
mania Ia, jumped uai OF an bounds
IN his seciion
Sinec ihr flrsi cf JsnAary thls year
Van llocf r's hnslnesn has registered
In iht wise
January business. sigtsS "a
fhruafy business. St&4Gs 50.
March business. sei.tos rs
April h0sin,ks. st1.ost4i
THIS shows total q siot saiA Tor
four months
"ief y not be- undcrs,nod thar ,hA
business r,presen,s al Ford car salcA"
said Van licos.r "A larer part ~ Il
has h,cn me huSiag and selling a.
used earr. rorda and llud~ons havn
'eArn over ihe Hudson huslnoss from
Tom Wclth We do business all along
'he llnr rhere ~ more pretn IN umed
cars than IN now
Van Hooscr keeps a aaiarled man IN
MS employ "a make iradua, new Tor
Old cats and the hpni
Rciors FROM Ford agencies AZ per,
~. rawn"c. rawhuska and other
points show complainri 81 slow huni
nesw
The Ford business in f,aihric IN At
iis height
We rxiecl another Nleinslndlne
month. said Van. then thiuea win
siaeken ap until next spring The Ford
new and oscd car husincss q beg, IN
tho srine
When Van Hooaer siencd tho rsra
asencs contract slN wears ago he was
REQUIRED 70 ordcs aid place on his floo,
forty carr. The order gave hlm n.
buck aguol Now goa rorda snld IN 4
north il not unusual People mr..
going 70 ride no matter what The cos, !.
said liii R@iahl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-02
VICTORY rNippIns
~ GIVE PARADE

Kansas CITY, Mo, May 3-rhc ~vlc.
tory special" train " thirteen al
ptcel cags carving the tweniy rlAhih
annual trade vs,ea lan trln Ut lhs
Chamber ~ Commerce ot Kapnaa city.
will arfivc ~ t.uthriv az pfns rs. Nav
Hh, according 10 ihc otficsal achrdalp
vii qsri one hour later go ~ 90
Crescent
" ~ planned Ia make ntaglaa plt.
iufes lu saoh town visited hy tho eNle.
tory spectal" Tbs oiflclai phnlowfa
'h,r viii ~ eauipged with the m'si
modern .amerav, both fof motion 10
iarsA aud STILLS Tho croNdA Witch
viii greet ihn visitors In the yarlous
towns viii Dc pholosra he'd. n chat
an accurate. photographic record may
be tneaefved The gilma of tho lrln
Will be- ssaliabl. IN a abort time frr
'shihiiio IA ihe vo~na alunw the uin
erafy. 90 that the nerveturs may see
themselves on the acFeen
4 viii hr casy 10 identify the Kan
saa tltians ~ parade Ia eaoh toWn
visited the lflppsas viii earry rvl.
white and huc umhrelhas rhey viii
march behind their awn braa~ bana
Of sixteen plocea Another tdeuilfs
inE mark VIII be uniform esp.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-02
DATES FOR SPRING
a[uNrsa CHANGED
On Account OF Roads Bond Elec-
tion On May 9. Consistory
Time Is Advanced To
May IL, Ia, ID

The dates sor The spr1ng reunion Of
she Scottish Rite consissory have been
changed TO Tuesday. "Wednesday and
Thursday. May 70. II and - IN she
valley Of Guthrie, orient of Oklahoma
The secretary in announcing this
change says,
This sfafo election on the sao0'o 200
road bonds Is 70 be held on May gth,
ana u every yutor N the state sAauid.
and no doubt wishes. TO be ~ home 70
vote The boeies in the valley OF Gath
rie have decided TO change Inc ssrlng
reauion dates To- Tuesday. "Wednesday,
THURSDAY. May 3. IA and Gls. 1919
Candidates will please present them
selves for enrolment Ia the class
Monday afternoon or evening Msy III
The Master Mason degree IL 90 be
conferred In full dramatic form a. 3
o'clock Monday evening
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-02
Boost Your Home Town Now and Boost It To the Limit
Don't Be Holdback the Time To Make Guthrie
Forge Ahead Is Now and the Oppor
tuity Was Never Better; Let's Go

A rolling stone gsfhere no moSz--
ba- who wants 20 be a mosshacs, ,
The trouble wsfh rolling stone
lant ss lack ~ snossy garment. but
IT, lack os CONSCIENTIOUS DIREc-
Ti0S.
NJ rolling stone ever slides down
ise ahirnmery rainbow path plump in
te The creek of gold Nay. nay. o.
wsid IN fao- and IN truth. forsoosh
70 rolling ssone ever gets anywhere
Il only bumps aimlessiy downward.
the slave Of an external force zray-
Astion Don't be a rolling stone
There's ienfy of room ~ the SOP
Ard ;be Top Is just where the rolling
stone never arrives. YOu are wanted
at me top
Mr. Citizen. Mr. Worker. YOUR
JOB Is TO STICK 20 your Iob--so
Climb 10 the highest place in Il
ysv can slL teo the rysgs os
the ladder yog must Climb are
rEsE. io yosr HOME TOWN,
in the organization sf which yov
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-02
1918 JE<St
HELD OttiClAt.

In drcision of the suFrfao court
lhr federal ceEkus ~ Au1aNi 81. 1919,
although taken rs q special censu@, is
he8d by the court TO ne the 'la@l Ted
erai census 80 far as is affects The
case decided The opinion Is written
~ Justice McNeiIl Salaries of county
officers were based ON population ~
couniior. according 30 different stats
statutes a sessions of the legislature
up 10 and including fhe session of
1877. hased on the ''lass federal cen
sue County officers filed claims for
ralarias and they were allowed by
the connty commissioners The coun
ts appealed 10 she district court of
okmulges connty and The COMMISSION.
srs were sustained. then an appeal
wss brought 30 the high court
The contention was that the federal
census ~ 1870 was the las, regular
csns=l on the theory that such cen
FrE mEst b~ taken every ten wears
and shall govern The court agrers
shss !, is provided that federal cen-
sas must b. taken every ten wears. but
that " eensu@ II taken In the mean
time unter federal supervision il then
becomes federal census and as such
ibe last federal census /"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-02

have long been a part, spoke in
the wheel, 50 70 speak, among the
fellow workers with whom you
have 30 long associated
Don't fail for the lur. of the sOME.
WHERE Else
Don't chsse some will o. the wisp
III Dorado IN a fafaway promised
land There j. no better pay nor no
better price in any other city than In
your own city OF Guthrie.
Here in your own home town
cvthr,e--is your Vi Dorado Here and
Nov ls your rsinbow gold. This h
your city Of opportunity This q the
town that has many fortunes Tor the
asking Lsf IL make yours
Life and work are much the same
the world over The onsy difference.
20 fer a. VIZ are concerned. between
and any other city is that
bers Il orR home and here sre orR
friends And that's worth while and
Should score h-Ayy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-02
t\IHt >it~IU MEETING At
ELLIOTT StHOOi. UOt ~

Ar enthusiastic gcod faa,s. mcclins
KISS hs.d AZ EHlcfs sehocl hoase fse
nsflev south os town last night Vic
houston asae che principal sg.ccch
ard Il was bo'h eoavincsng. logioai and
seesi received lionston has given ths
bond matter careful study and made a
strong IMPRESSION on the tplendid
crowd shA' came our 60 hvar The ar
eamen,
Mr. coraeli, tarmer reading cicrk II
ne senate wsS 81 hand and answered
nany questions asked him hr those
prs ser' regarding tbs roae bonds.
The ssrnet Of Elliosi diuncs are
n fsvor q vc4ns shs bonds = said
Mr Corded today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-02
Organizer Of
Dsioyai League
Must Stand Trial

Sc esal Mlrr. Ma "a c re~s
lev. presidsrs 81 she Ns,ssesl Men
psFtssH tsaaue ana lc.eeA az,
bert, = lsso0e erasNlrsc must s,Ana
trial 10 JseAser county en charges
~ risleysi'y, the state supreme
ceor, ruled sessy. The decision %
,Ne Jssssen county dl.r,e, court.
eserrvlino se~arrers, becush, ~
rewrlsy and ollhsr,. she sought "a
have re lrd'etmsria aussnea. wss
sustained
Gilbert I. charged with hsVlna
wade public ussersacss deslansd 70
dlsoo1ssa, patriotic 60 operation In
the war end the jackson eoussy lr.
die,men, holds ro~rlsy Responsible
'er a Non Partisan League par,
nhle, which, the lndle,msn, holds.
~ss . vleis,lOn % tho espionage sc,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-02
The Lord Does Not Love a Kn0cker
But a Booster Is Beloved of All

Any man who can make good else.
where can make good al the mor'
surely here, among his life long pa
| where the foundations ~ bis success
have already been laid
Bui the victim Of wanderlusl is ever
the Serf Of Uncertainty. He who fol
lowF ~ the beck and call u the Fas
Away only winds up far and away
from his own best interests. lie Is
saiied, like The rolling stone. BY q
blind force Outside himself And he
lands IN the end, Ike che rolling saone.
IN some forlofn hollow far lower down
The siopaa Of Nt Prosperity than the
point from witch he sfsrted
Don't iet even your thoughts be the
slave of wsnderlust Keep them first
y ai home, intent on your own. cilys
welfare.
Do your trading at home. boost
your home industries Talk fg Oath.
RE. Work for Guthrie. F3o Guthrie
booster at al times Don't let any.
one talk about your home iosD unlsss
70 - 10 say a good word. There Is
no beises place 10 live in than Guthrie
not a single place on earth.
Ne booster. frs. last and al M
time. Then watch Guthrie grow. on.
Boy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-02
GERMAN GOVERNMENT TO
TAKE o9Eg RAILWAYS

Berlin NAY @~s l5w wvrlsss ia fssn-
Gcal--T'ae ennscfus ioaai COMMITTEES OIL
sAe national assembly AZ weimSr SIS
s1csssc q ressslasaan gH-ey ding sAat
e1tsFe raisway svstcsn oF Germany ht
taken e~er As tsA nosernrwems ana
bell un1ai tps4g F@s7 TAs plan weald
tn3a@~ FRA ezag'ove3 hv ne rnsssa
Sssics r saxsnr oves the American
rssl~ass The n -e~evfailves ot Bs-'
raria w7e-e sAe ozy ob5ecfovs so ths
zessHre
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-02
mn CROSS i<srnt CTIO<
CLASSES ~ iiOME NURSING

Mrs t'stdla tiN8iey. Rod croAs
NUTS will start her elaaa In hams
nursing tonight Al "'elneh fhlfd fioer
of the Federal building instruction IL
frpe Don't Miss this otfsorsmaty -
leaFh ihn fundamentals ~ nursing. ID
nrepafa yoafaetyr8 fpf emergencies.
% know when yonr child IL alex. tho
influences "idsmie claimed llsa .0si0
liwn and from this cal ntsy ue have
learned. bal the sneas legina ears. INV.
most eager service. cannot cure Some
knowledge II uursiHa. some practice
" bedside duiiea. ~ nsseusary 20 ease
pain and r~stnre hcaIfh Ninety pee
cent ~ the sick ara taken care of IN
'hH homse, EVEN 10 the eillea where
hospital facilities are abundant. thus
nearly every aomaa az sonr tima i'm
hef llfe B called apoH 70 asaist in caro-
Tor 'he i t h responsibility
most womea poorly prepared nv.
efs tr ~ our country ihnumanas os
peFsons d0e many of them babies and
children, becauae someone. In many
eases a woman. is fatally sKnoranf Of
70" laSs governing slcknsla and
health
Prepare Yourself % meet smergens
aits, % proi'ci your homes. and yoBf
family by learning N. simple prlnci.
les II personal and household hyeiens
which tho Rcd Cross offers yoa frea Ia
The class starting tonight.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-02
cltt. WtO DttiRtNNIttN
PLANNED ~ trW IN RlN ~.
~ tlO<lItD nv NONl<
RUTH GARRISON, l8,
LOVED ANOTH{R's MATE
SIN MINED Isll>O< ~ \
tNkttu N<n WNUlll,n
utItn MNN. mn:
rtIt\ SIN ADMIT
IT'D CRIME

Seattle. W. h. May low Cor De
hasband oi ano,hsr ~cmAn. aud hcg
determination 20 sossces that man
~hich r. .ailed IA ihv deliberate po,s-
onins and d,aih ~ lhe w.fe. is tho
charge asaiusi Rnih Garrison. n year
old Seattle riIl. ~ho nov an battle
ior her iifc IN ,hc courts il,r case
said 10 ~ enc q; iAo moss renask
g ''e Ia N, crime Annals ~ The s.ais
Tor, accoriing 10 the conf, sion IA,
police say she made. his SLIP 81 a vsri
arranged and calculated The doom nf
her rival with all me car, and cold
hicodedns,s % any ci the famous pris
oners knovn 10 history
Ruth Garrison on Marcn - last. IN
viied Mrs Grace iiais Siorrs. 2> ychts
oid. 10 lanehcon With her in the tea
room 81 Department slwc and. ac-
oordlne ~ ne conio sion IN, Garrison
girl is said 90 have made. placed lrois
on in cock,an designed for her
gacsi before the lstier's arrival ncA.h
came 10 Mrs Store in the emergency
hesplial u ihc store.
noaglas n Siotfs. lhe dead wnm
ans husband. an automobile mechanic
of Okanogan, wn. Surrendered soon
Alter. claiming hc knew no;hlng 81 she
cat,. being n Osanogan AZ rhc time
fe was arrested on a felony charge
Miss Harrison u said % have con
'sssed shc visited him IN okanogan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-02
BIG ROAD TRUCKS
ARE TO COME HERE:
Government To Distribute Them
Free Save For Freight Bills,
Were Made For War
Purposes

Letter to-day 70 the state highway
des arsmens frogn she federal depart
neas q agr8calsars, bureau az pabnc
rsads. shows aow Oklahoma may pos
sess number OK fwo. lhree ard five.
son trucks, and which the government
Il gong To assrlhate 70 ths different
ssafeS. frse q cost. excc.k the ex-
perse a freight and storage These
trucks were manufactured Tor war
narposss AZ sha nsonments. and were
seri there for use bur when the arm
.ssies vas s.gned Il ended ne nee. for
ihen
Ts~ Swansea amendment to the
~ soffice appropriation bill provided
fhsSe tracks 10 be distributed 10 me
raraoag states proposing 10 % road
sork 4 Is explained. however. that
IN order 10 gef any % these trucks
ire state must engage IN federal aid
rosd work NJ 4 Cunningham. ssate
engineer has figured oas that II OK
lshorna could comply vlfh the condi-
tons. and this can BE- done II shs roac
bond iE ue carries. the ssage woald So
Untitled 70 zi8 tro-ton trucks. go
syo-tor squadruple drfve} tracks. -
three-ion trucks and 'hirsy-zix five
ton trucks Moas u 'hem are new
sra be Others used Only a little.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-02
AMERICAN SOLDIERS
BEIiItDi.D ny BOI. .sIiElISTs

Heisinsfors. Finland May q Bol
sheFikl asmen deespiiaie.i aisgy Am
''rican soldiers a. the capture ~ shan
karst IN asrDFie attack made pos
sibI" by the WORK Of sfies.
The allied position on the Arhan.
gel front - Dos firm. Thsre /. no
'onFer ground Cor anxiety. Tho allies
are planning junction with The force.
of Admiral Roichak.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-02

The Odd FeEioxs zlil celebrate their
cen'enrisi znnirerzsyy xab ersrrxse-
IN her bs1ss rooms sonsghf- The pro-
rrz1 wiH s<sr7 a. o'eIock sharp
81 Ho-nbe-s e a. brznches u he
order and their fznfsies and invited
zees.s 81 5e selooule6.
Grand Master Cope % y Reno a in
he cifv zsd sig deIsTer sse p-sncipzi
address q ne svsrz1x.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-02

Protect your family. take q Red
Cruas cDBrSe 10 home hygiene and
care - the SEX ClsHses oDen fonixh'
az : o'cioek in the Red Cross room
federal building. third floor. be On
hand Esroli and sase sfrrss lessons
y j. free Ms Esseile Dooiey will be
In charge Go ,onaghs A. o'csock Its
vo-th saiie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-02
FORMER NANosAlrv CANDIDATE
AMONG ~Rgos~ ARRESTED

Cleveland. O. May Two hundrcd
prisoners. one 90 ;he aryes, crowds
ever hroashs hefore police cour, hora.
we're 10 b. zrSicned scda, = q esuli
u yesterdays MAY day disorders 81
\ Raihnnharg. former oagdldatc for
aaaycr on he socians, tckos. was
Among those detained
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-02
WILLIAMS BROTHER PLACED.

Tom Williams. brother of Federal
Judge williams. former goyernor. has
been added To the staff ~ farm Ioan
appraisers Tor The state sehooi land
department It's appointment was an
bounced Yesterday BY Secretary A 81
shaw. Williams has been employ. 4
n The McAisshter penitentlary.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-02
BArrtrsHip NEBRASKA ARRIVES
WITH MORE TROOPS

Newport News. Va. May 7--rrooos
originally of the Arkansas. Loussssns
and Mississippi national guard. suS
division, part ot the ff4sh engineers.
arrived here early today on the bat.
s'sship Nebraska. which called sror,
erest two weeks sse with i,s,s ess,-
GERS and men aboard.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-02
PEACE COMPLETE BY
LATTER PART OF NAY
at-RuA< istatI.sIt,s WA.
RI GIVEN INNING NE\I
MONDAY: BIG THREE
HOLD >tcC RET pl.E.\-
AIRY SESSION
BULLETIN.

Paris. Nav 2 The naval terms
10 be embodied in the peace
treaty with Germany which
finally hsve been completed, do
not provide for the sinking Of the
larger German w2rstips The
disposition of these vessels is lcfI
10 be decided upon later by the
allied and associated powers