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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-04
Blue Sky Lam Needed Here

Garter Glass. the feN secretary ~
ihe tr'a ury. has asrouncei ihai ~
viii aak congress fe lafs legislation
that aill prevent rAmoters ~ worfn
less and quesfion1b Die snisrprisef
from unloading fraud Iient bonds AM
stocks upon ignoran' and unsa peel
.ne holders ~ Liberty asi other "a
nabie sscuriies. and ihe CAPITAL i
sues Committee. which sili cease -
exist after tomorrow in = final state
morf 20 he 5ubiic. warns H - ~ihe
enormous losses sustained hy the "a
iion ihroafh ihe s.le - WORTHLESS
sr8 fraudulent secai iss
Ths suggests 10 ne Lsater thsi
mesnbers % she Okisnoma ierislaiuf
who wanf 10 40 me Constructive
xork for he state CARING he comins
session. shoald sine ihe blu sky
iaus of some - fhs other states. anf
be- r.rsparea 10 inir JUICE > blli fhsf
wlil protect peorle o. Oklahoma whef Z
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-04
STEALING SILK SHIRTS
WAS THEIR BUSINESS
Bernllion Officers Here Prom Ok
lahoma City To Take Thumb
Prints OF Mexicans Ex.
pert Shoplifters. He Says

Charles Post. coua'cied Nlih th'
Oklahoma bureau lof lho denilflea
iion Of criminals a. eerllllion expert,
was in thh city yes rday afternoon
and took the thumb prints, and meas ;
uremeuts OF Ben Ai's. The man ae-
rnsed OF iorrlns taf CHECK 30 ehitt
OF Police Mitchell 80 November l.,
also OF Joe Lopez. aae Joe Miller. siias
Joe casares. Two ol ihs MeNieans a. +
rested here yesierda, for shopliiiing
This morning offer Post called A.
ihe shsriffs office here and stated
that. another Mexicaa. thought 10 b.
a member OF the A9ng operating in
this city. had been arrested there with
= suit case fun Of SIX shirts and siis
skirts. similar 10 those stolen from the
lniz Dry Goods ooo1any herr. and
thai the goods had no cost mark on
that belonged 10 any bu lness frm ~
that city. A man fr.m the Luiz com
pany has gone 20 oklahoma city 10
iry and Identify the property
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-04
~in\Uy RIDGES IOH
nm GROSS Noltkln>

A Rsa Cfass Scr, - nsaro ~ill q.
awarded io aum.u verkers and haf
Ton fof men worker hal fo fssrhe
thefs fna masi ha,s a. isasi eight
hanires hours ei Wrk % Yauf ,reah
of flk consecutive ,asnih aud these
conditions vin im the number s'
recipients a. il pli hs found that q
lakes Ions Nme 81 comllets ms
'lrhi hundred hoars A cemmliiee en
awards has been apps niei ~ ihs ~
kan couniy chapter look after ihl
matter and li h.hao. al q T. wofa
ore iu hrein a. sonrf YOUR hour and
u Noa have 10. uec, ssars sighi hun
ar.d report 10 Alr. uHss NsCaun.n
az fhe Rcd cross rooms aus .ifn foat
application for one T ihe medals o.
huftous
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-04

. good many rsrf1af have r.csnily
been dsirau1ed of lard earned aas
iafs fhrlafh the " aium - fake
stocks focks Eat rad no more valaf
than e no-'gas'e On fne blue sky
1he adflce + ~. a. Five or sl-
years sfo an effort zas made to pass
= ~hiae skt" ia~ in this state. bat Il
vas opposed By some powerful inter
esta. whieh feared .hsi u might in
ierfere With legitimate business. Thl.
opposition has been xiihdraxn. and
ihe state can profit rom the expert
ences ~ Ohio. Illfols. Wisconsin.
kanfas Texas anf oihsr s.stsrn
states. Which have eorkable statutes
from which The objectionable Tea.
lures have ben eii.sinatsd.
y = aid that IN thousands o,
holders u Liberty Bonas-who b1i
recently uere urged 20 bay the bond,
IN order % help iha government. sna
70 cniflsais the sasiae habh-a are b..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-04
MONDAY is MOVING DAY
AT COUNTY COURT HOUE s

Tho law desifnaies the first
MONDAY IN January after election
a. fhe day mosi ~ tae county Of
fecr elect shall take their tarl
oas offices. ind to-day Be- moving
day fof 'he Outgoing ane. and
home eomine day fof those who
vill conduct ibc eountys affairs
for the ensninf fwo year
The nov eounfy iudre A n
noiea has been devoiine his time
81 iaai office Or the pasf teo
weeks familiarrnf himself ulfh
Routine work iie eaccteda Judge
John - chappeiie. eho for iae
paai four years has made one ~
ihc beet county judges any county
ever bad in oklahoma The 90
li0cs are 20 be- moved io The see
ond floor 81 tte court house. an
arrangement having been perfect
"a whereby ihe county attorney
vii occupy the ruoma how oecu
pied ny the county cuuri and tle
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-04

lng canvassed BY nn..rupulous aren't
sho try 10 lnduas the holders IN dis
aose ~ their securities. and iak'
In exchange shares in enisrpfises
which promise" iaryer returns. AMI
a school has been ssisblls.sed 60 train
The agents In the efi ~ psrHnadins
he public 20 give np valuable bonds
for the worthless uaff the agents
offer
1t Okiahom. follow ne example
Of other western nts "a and tats pro
per step. 10 prossc. I's peosie. no.
only from being ne .oed out of ishIf
savings. but 20 pssvsnt thls state
from being made 'bs dumping ground
for worthless stock. ami thus bring
lng discredlt upon legitimate enter
prisss d l. q crims 10 obtain GOOD.
under false pretsnsss Il &
crime 20 trade stockf os little OF NJ
value for sosernmsag and other ait
edge securities.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-04

This Il ihe hrs photograph tae "a
- Department hss psrmitied 10 10
pahilshsa ~ he latest fsre ot ssa
plane ihs iaf 80 n lhe world "a
rlnr ieeen n.stt A. neskAsss
ntaea. \ - q caffiea uiis patssa
sefa fs euisisi NAME is lhe = e !
rhIa mashine balii d, ihs raftls "a
eusrrtnr Carpofation a. Garden 80
d .. Is propelled ~ iarse htsriY ms.
iors fhai 1890 horse po~er q has a
tmlsihe sgeea - sTsi, mites an
c.sar An l4es - he slfs ai ne giant
0Ief ts rl.sn D., ihe namhel az person 3
s'antlas uuirf tae ~lnrs watch Nasu
srfesa of ile feet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-04
MYSTERY or DIAMOND
AID 4 LEAD PIPE
Men Charged With Sluggins J p
Smith. a Railroad Man and
Robbing Him. Are Held
For Trial

A sep ~ss taken yesterday booking
20 clearing up the mystery 81 who ~aa
the suit, party that beat J = Smith.
a railroad man. over the head VITA an
ifoa pipe aud robbed him cf eis o. on
tae nlshi % Nos ~ last. ana fof Witch
one suspect % NOW bslns held In jail
"s~~eiman" Morton vas sl,en q
preliminary examination before Jas.
lice hafeis. yesterday Afternoon
charged wiih she crime. and ~As
hound over TO the district eoaft IN
The sum Of 81 ooo
The facts surrounding the holains
II Morton are peculiar Reesn'ly a
white man was rubbed ~ a diamond
here hy q nefress sho hau hssn he
rsrAmour 81 Norlons. and she eaa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-04
AUTHOR Of "CAPPY R|cks"
STORIES ADOPTS ORPHAN
Little French Hero. Aged 10, Who
Went Over Top -Four Times,
Is Brought To America
Bv Peter b Ryne

wv iork. Jan : in care of Capt
Peter u Kyns. California aaiher and
soldier. Marcel. an orphan. came 10
America today on ghc troop transport
aatsonia This 10 year old adfcniur-
er shose last name va not .novn hy
ihe isith artillery which adopted him
had attached alm eli 90 French feri
men after als mother fsd been az
ported ~ Germany and his father had
beeu Allied ~ battle. ami eaea time
me poilus wenf oser tho TOO Marcel
weni aionr four times against The
German. aiihoai being wounded
Taen TIE American troops came
aionr ana Marcel met cap ain kyne
commanding Battery A and sen'
uifh ihe battery The deserted poiin.
aae reprcssnisrions 20 Americans
70 return Marcel 20 taem. baf Captain
kyne objected Marcel enjoyed eaiinr
American chocolate
When ihe ian embarked homexarl
Marcel slowed away inslde a trAsI
drum case and revealed almself thres
days out only when hunger and ihirsN
forced him osf Capfin Kyne sald b.
woaid adopt ihe boy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-04

court clefA Walter Humphrey.
succeeds 20 that office. and her
familiarity with ths duties ln.ufss
Efficiency In "a conduct
In tie county clerks office tho
present efficient and courteous
nrose Estes all be In evidence
Tor the neat iwo years. he ha,lns
hsen appointed ~hen A A Lear
resigned the position some months
ago. and hsvlns been unanimously
elected "a the term which II just
beginning Also. In tho coun'y
ireasurefs office. Frank Wolfe.
the present incumbent. viii be
found on duty and nothing further
need be- said a. - the manage
ment Of the position. a. Mr.
wolfe'a record reflects credit on
'ha financial handling ~ the ooan
iy'a exchequsr
Nlaa Aargrsi pDollitie. Who has
for several terms 20 ably handled
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-04
Urgent Red Cross
Call For Refugee
Garments, Made

To meet the ,nern tate need of Gar.
rsnss for refi9eer. which must be
~ 81 Louis ~ Jaa 2stn 70 be q ny
service thls ~in,rr the Suhrie
ohap,es u the Re- cnoss = estab
ush.ne a sewing rsom on shs thif
floor e the fedora ballclng
Plenty o. good sewing machines
are there and the coma are warm
and pleasant
Since ~e see an end TO the Knit
ting and 50 far as ~e no~ know.
nearly az end 20 lfe sewing. le, us
rfslly 70 this ias' call Get th.s
last quota out on time ard fssl an
,he better later ga, d, having .
~sll. earned res,
" each Red c. - worker .oui1
have heard tine thanks % a soldier
boy who called q headquarters
las, week. 4 s~oulc be easy 20 WORK
until cur WORK - finished.
The ~ork % be done no~ Is fof
wounded boys a. we'll a. rellef
~ors, which neluoes. consaieseeni
robes. day shirts for men and boys.
~omen's skirts. aau infants "a
testes
We are asking that even woman
IN Guthrie give al east ore AFTER
noon . week 70 tris ~ork
u 70 a privilege W th,s geea, need
we rooms vii be open even sr
ernoon, with some one N charge 90
direct the work
" you are not sewing a. home o.
With some unit. b. sure 20 JOIN ~ /.
forces al headquarters
YOUR Help IS NEEDED.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-04

cuufi via b. mosea o. th. fafmsf
ofnces ~ the county attorney
fAis change ~lil greatly expedite
fhs sOrh ~ both offices
Fred Green. count, atiornev
elect takes possesslcn u ths of
rce 90 Monday iie wleceedu Ar
thur SWAMI. vho for me past four
years has conducted the duties ~
this Important office 80 efficiently
tAat ~ va promoted 10 district
judge ui this district A. The recent
election
iuife swami vii succeed The
present Judge. John 4 lilctam.
sulNaier. on Monday January ~
" D y sherwood rstines after
four yrafs as sheriff ana T. SOC.
cseiei - ~ Robertson. Who has
served durlug This time a. neld
deputy Roberisous promotion -
natural nd deserved
uarita Neal. wao ~ IA. past
four fsara hAa been deputy 20
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-04

Nlke Cassidy. wh, has brought 10
al - fhe wells on ne Alice Gather
ine lease. ielegrsThoc n N Fisdsornf
ness yesterday fha' No g vas IN an
~ q 80 barrel 1ell That make
q daily production or the - acre
lease owned b. the Alice Catherine
company of liea bsrcis The oil sells
~ the wells To- s1-s the barrel. %
you can figure tor yourself the klnA
% : bonznzk the Alice Catherine oii
seil Is. Among fhose IN Guthrie who
are interested IN this prsperry are
Mae Cassidy. Ju6xe Dale. Frsnk
Fitzpatrick and W n wslch.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-04

Although Judfe telppslle ~ the
county conri will inaulsh the ga
ties Of that office iolay. he siiil con
iinues 20 make hearts glad of tho +"
Who desire 10 induis- IN mairimon,
He issued what wil' probably b. Ms
last official paper ir that line when
he granted q marrl ~ license today
20 Milton y Johnsos Of this city ana
Harel Harmed of Crrrcent
This morning the Judge also grant
"a the necessary iov papers 20 X "
Dickey aud Alice SAINT both of Per
kinf, and then spoke tie words ihal
made them man snf Nife
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-04
HOME SERVICE SECTION
IS IMPORTANT ONE NOW
Mrs James Mcconnell IL Doing
splendid WORK Locally. In.
surancc Problem Il Dis.
eussed Al Length

Mrs James Mcconnell. 10 charge 81
ihs Home Service div.,lon 81 ihs Rea
Gross here Il aolns ,lms mlehy 500.
sork fur which nhs hould D. ihsnk
~ heartily b. both he boys over
there ana the moth "a 81 home A.
to The retention ~ ia aranra Mn Nc
conneil hands ~ ths iaio na
Your relatives seIslnr viih N.
s-nlors wlli soon be ha.4 Ia osii NE
They may BE- a. hons nov ~. your
protection, and for heir osn. lhei
apdoubisdl, hass iassn out ir.afantt
sl,h the United sgsra Gossruu
You shoald lmpre - apon foaf
aiisal ln the service The vital lm
.'ortancc ~ keeplns their inaafauos
slih the United n.s'sa Eovsrnmsn,
Write 10 them without delay or teil
them l-Fsonally. " - can that tbey
may retain Insurance ~lih fsr tnlisa
States government even after they
leave the military service
The ps,lisge % continuing ihsli
government insurance - sainahl'
riEht given 70 soldiers and sailors -
part ~ tho compensation for ihel'
herolc and loyal service " ths col.
disr or tailor 3srmifs bis lnsuFan''
20 lapse. he loses thft nshi. ana b.
never -lll BE- able q regain y
Hut u hs kesps up his prsseni Ia.
surancs BY IN rerslar payment q
the monthly premiums hs siii BE- abi'
60 change D, later Into q sssbdard KUs
srnmeni policy witnsai medical kn
animation Mssnti~ss. he can ksei
up hls present Insurance at substan
tally the same iJ~ rate The govern
meat will write ordinary lifs lnsur
ance. payment nfs. enf"wmsn
maturing st sge g.. and other siss
forms Of Insurance rhls wlii BE- Tos
ernmsnt insarancs. o. gossrnmen
rates.
Many men ~ili come oui of the "a
physically impaired ana ~lli. there
fore. b. unable 10 obtsin sny ilfs IN
snranos Protection Whatsoever n
themselves snd their families. uHlss
thy keep up their ,ressnt insfaas
~ith the unlfei 6if'ss foserumi s
f'neis samh lnsuraLcs may b. Goa
verfed into standard royernm@us poll
ciss. regardless Of tae meas physiei
condition.
! Impress ,bese ihinsa upon yoar re'
atlves In che service Tell fhsm ths'
Il nothing safer or si.onFer thsn ros
srnmeni inssraErs. TELL them 70 al
about shb 90 their commanding q
flcers and 10 the insi.rsncs offiosI
their place of duty. before they ls.a
the seryics. Tell fhsm TO esrry "a
with them 20 civil Ne a. an aid an
an asset. the coniin iee lnsarance prs
fs'cion Of the United States roveri
ment. Tel them los your sake a.
for their sake. 10.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-04
FUNERAL. ~ uitS III tbs
To ~ IIIID II \DN

Announcement 81 made thai me
funeral service. ~ Mr. , " nacks
Who passed away Ia Colorado. last
Taursday. uin te held ~ Oklahoma
City tomorrow At o0 . M. AMI 9ill
be directed from the residence there
The Rucks FAMILY lived for a nun p
ber o. years in this ciiy. and '.e %
ceased va socially prominent hero.
ana active in club circles Besiief her
husband and one chid. iIo~eil aeed
"a years. Who reside in Oklahoma city.
fhe decreased had relatives iivlns here
Nrs " W Rncks ard Nrs n !. Mason
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-04

Tho III Reno .Attnslon 81 ne ran
smith A Western ral.road has bsel
sna~ bound far The fHt icu daKs. aua
NO train has run osff ihe road ms
morning q large snnA plnN Vas sent
here. and wili atis1sai ihe Wufk 81
opsnlne lhs line 90 Afilr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-04
FUNERAL sGavicrs MONDAY
ron lArs MA eAlt

Funeral serslcss ~ Nsi James
iials. who died at sapalra Thur sf
nlght. ~lll b. held a the flfsl nae
tls, church Asnds, morning 81 iF
o'clock
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-04
Wilson Is
Askiingfor
Big gSum

Warrington. Jan Congress
was asked hv President Wilson IN
a message transmitted through
the State department 10 appro-
pirate one hundred million dol
lars for the relief of famine suf-
feren in Europe II Is under
stood that the money is wanted
chiefly TO send food into sections
Of western Russia. Poland and
Austria Hungary
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-04
ssss. W s Hose-ssn VISITS eu'srs

Judge W Roeertsen VISITS 6s'hre.
Jadse " : Robertson. seer. .ormcr
Y s. commissioner here. and member
= the lover house q the first terri
'orisi Legislature u in fhe cii-. the
gaest OF Ms e0n. Sher'n-eietf "a
Robertson and family Judge Robert
on xss always prominent N Logan
oouniy polite. and vas one of TIE
prominent city boosters uniA 1e
-novet 10 Hutchinson. Kansas. IN 1895
wAere be hss since resided. Gath
ne has grown wonderfnlly. said be
and during nv II years asseate has
prospered. bss E l. and always III
be The same old ciiy % me. and an
slad 70 meet Win ~ many friends
here
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-04
NAIER IsERs NOIICE

Please bring Or s.nd y0nr vafe-
card when yoa pay your water biz
The cards are psrt - cur record AM
vher not presented sf office. simpis
means doing the ws-k over again
Geo. n Acsresor. Commissioner.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-04
PRESIDENT WILSON
AND PARTY WILL RE
TURN FROM ROME IN
TIME TO BE AT THE
OPENING SESSION
PRELIMINARY WORK
WILL CONSUME SOME
TIME; RUSS ISSUE IS
A PUZzLER
rvsesralno - Asr foa
OPENING % p0Aca ararlaa

oetslso % e0Act srgrlsa
Parts. Jan tentefssfioas amoas
Representatives 81 iAo alilss vlll hs
sin =, tie Fssnsa lar~lxe eftsa apea
the rriafn 81 l'Afls ~ rFeNlef tlAm
saesaa whlsh Il expected - hs abvai
Ianaaff Vr IauuaFy fhe premier
3. lakins a brirf rsai N IA NsnAea
rsssldsni wntan eli - hsss n
rafla. Monday. walls ifsmisr .iafa
ueofss arrived totaY
A. the tins of ihu apsninx ~ the
pease conference sppraasAss Il = BE-.
eonlax clear thAt lhera musl he muet
preliminary ~ufA done Aet manf sst.
ilonal sanisreafsa nesi before s~u
efn ralhefirs ~ ihs dslsealss " ~
f0e Htfvdlird p"wers shoal ma ptNsa
fst ~ai hseome puaslhls fhs
AmsfieAn delegation q apparenglr
aoa .inpel that ihe many eappl~sliies
81 lLr situation aaa ne great naHhsf
~ powers pAfli .pA'ias win rad.
lagesslbls fhr holding - kenfai
meetings 10 lhe lmmsila' future
mss AIis~ rsse pslsaa'ss
Where only f~p poser. q ihies Il
moai. participate b. peuf eaafsf.
NJ. a. a.i..,,.. ..4nt.t ..t e.,tt.
,... A.. aal,. a.rs. tA... xs.sa
...sly ,ha en,,r. ~os.t ...<s nss A.
.... ..n.,.t mse, 49, ,A~
..f..f .on.ia.f..,., m,sastsa
.lnt. ~ ,hn tr.as, a.. iaao.slnls
.mli 49,. m.oiee polsi. Ags shfs.hsa
oa, ~ he pa~.fs most Interested IN
m.m
The number % a''sss''' ~ sen.
'nN 'Ash "' ne HfHAt Na '@N' #' 'He
'onieFsnse = iAfn t''ss
tefona h'e me ~" ff't
'"nalasf'i ~. ahi'' ~ ~ 'st.''t'
q several afifsAis' -" N'sf rss'' .
places ~" Hh''s' 'A@''t pa'i Il ~
| 'Hi'f'ns' "h'f Ne'' 80 ~ '''
"p'n NH''h in'f A'r go ".''''Hs
fs hs ~ 'pas'aef''
nsF''a f'pf"'sn''''f.'' N'
i'if *Hti - 'p''"t '''.e =
f' h"'it'''if "f''st'.' are "s'' :
q Hoover ~ '''' .4'''i''-'' 4 '''
.a~afa = haF''f al pt '"f H"'f
pins board h'fhh'A = hafR.h L
.sifAl hen''" ans s'''F " - ''''. =
'eAd ~ - VA hNa'i -" Y " ~
"a 'sfe
'i"elt snlshss's' P'eol''"s
esfmfai y n'f fe' ahp'ni'i'a . ~
81 hsf pfphtNls feAf" ''''t''f+ ~ =
'eas ~ saea - hAa hf'a ''''ifni %
the a'ifn'ioa 81 the American '''"'
faiion - ne pee" 'oNirfrn's. en''n
i maeh eoHesfnfa ana p sif'Hs t''t
consideration ~ ne 'ni'as"'s /" e"
'olshesisi sHon ne esn'fAl powers.
AiihoaGh 80 AmrftfAn 'sFf''''i'a. {.
usss have fsfsissA m'"f f'p'f = -
conditions n i'e haiiia STATES a"' :"
," NAfA'ae. ihese reports ar ff'
/ "'AtftN tAAA ~ f#F AHttN t ~
a az stfisfed ~lth 'hF irtpfmffipn e
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-04

United States Attorney lem Pain
is reported to be consa,ese.nt fro.n
sflasnza II 4 expe~ied sAai ~ slIi
b. well enoagh 10 attend cnu Mon
DAY.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-04

Do know that dollar by subscribing for
The Daily Leader and paving advanced The rate by
the month $40 After today the BY the month viii be
s6o0 But subscribe before the 10Th Of January and
advance you get for year thereby saving
s1O0 Is worth while? II you subscriber and desire TO
enroll for and haven't the 10 call the office Just
phone in and we will enroll and send you bill later
THE LEADER MANA0KnINr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-04
INTERESTING SERVICE
At METHODIST CHURCH
proie sor Ryan Will Furnish the
Music and the Sermon Will
Re Preached BY the Rev
d. Johnson

Interesting forie ~ lhe Mrtho.
dist church tomorrow sunday morn
llaln 8 10 lhs officersi hai ~ made
,aeasuea ~ res. r,.-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-04

New Orleans. Jan t-Toaishi. fair.
warmer. sunday. fsir
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-04

c~a'is~-s % rss. vss, }
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-16
ROOM. FOR U. S. AND BRITONS
Ambassador Davis Tells English
Rivalry Stimulates Trade

London. April 16.--(By A. P.(--
There is plenty Of room on this NEEDY
planet" for the trade Of both America
and Great Britain. and business men Of
both nations should welcome fair com
petition. said John w. Davis. the Amer
lean ambassador. at dinner Of the
Association of Chambers Of Commerce
Of the United Kingdom last night.
81 should not like to believe" Mr..
Davis continued. that there is any man
in your nation or mine whose energy
is not quickened and whose faculties
are not stimulated by fair, open and
honest competition, or that any one is
so stupid as TO believe his only method
Of advancement is through the misfor
tune of his competitor.
Least of all can this he true when
the competitor is at the same time his
customer. with whom his own prosper
ity is inseparably linked. In the gen =
erous rivalry between the men OF
commerce Of Great Britain and America
there is a blessing for themselves as
we'll as for mankind
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-16
YORK ROAD LOAN QUOTA
$1,246,000 Fixed for Lower Mont
qomery County

The quota for the lower Montgomery
county section, Of which Paul Jones
Of Jenkintown. is chairman. has been
set at 81 ,245 900. This includes Chel e.
tenham, Springfield. Arlington and n
number of boroughs--in all thirty five
subdivisions.
Melrose Park Is bidding for high
honors. Men who have organized the
campaign there are confident the entire
allotment will be more than subscribed
before the drive opens.
On Thursday night Chairman Jones
will entertain 100 subchairmen and
workers at Hatboro Inn with speakers
and loan movies" and on Friday night
community meeting will be held in the
auditorium at Hatboro.
Speakers at the Victory Loan meeting
at Jenkintown tonight will include Cap
tain John Graham, Of the 210th Engi
neers, and Samuel Fl. High. of Jenkin =
town. The meeting, il addition to being
in the interests Of the Victory Loan
will likewise by welcome home" tc
returned soldiers and naval men in serv =
ice from the .Jenkintown section. The
Jenkintown Club has been secured for
the meeting.