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New-York tribune., 1919-10-19

'GSs' MsSs s. . SsTfs
son Avenue. Liabilities: $"65; cts. nil.
Principal creditors, Philip Mazer, $3.50;
Sathan ss,1 Gordon ss17; Joseph phillips
Litwin, 1875 Broadway.
Receivers IN BANKRUPTCY
In the United States District Court
Judge John c. Knox yesterday appointed
Maurice l.. Shame receiver Tor II. p.
Worth Co, Inc. under bond OF s!. 1000;
Israel receiver for Interstate Merchandise
Company, Inc, under a bond Of $1,000
receiver for Durell. Gregory e Co. under
a bond OF $4,000
Avenue, yesterday assigned for the benefit
Judgments Filed
terday. the first maine being that of the
debtor
In New York County
Antman, Harry. DaGhs ct al. sSS%9ss
Diamond. George H--M. Yerman 264.-o
Leasing Company ....,........ s1145
Gcigar. John-K. Erasaviar.... 32'l "s
Hetzel. James-A. c. Hecht.. 1871
Gron & Son ................. 4eo9 10
nsy ~ 'o' ''. -. ~ ss2a.55
Kroser, Charles and George
Smaer-McKesso & Robbins. 55I-86
Klemm. Walter FL. a. Nc
Lee clarence w-Eidimritond Fran
,, els Realty Company ..... 1902 81
Lewis sydney S-a Stowall 80. l.165.4l
Lillian Walker Productions. Inc.
New Rochelle Coal and Lurn-
Der Company ............... 1921
Marziani, FranlS-A. Sartori ct al 1.s31.47
Misthal Joseph (Misthal Hat
Company Chicago Bargain
House. Inc. ....... .......-..... $3.50
Inc.@o I1 o's e. ti'1s.p Henze op1''' 127a.a4
ct al. ..................... 1,812.11
Rutchik. Max Ma n Schwartz 2.0'1 50
Schiller. Jacob-W. d. Enson etal l.los.7o
lins &. Co. ................. 413.64
Skolnik John-Johnson Leather
Company, Inc. .........,...... 719. %
In Bronx County
Balkin. Jacob. and Dave Bohrcr-
Brox. May, and Stellar Scopac
People state Of New York. 800. oC
Deutsch Mollie-Eimer e. Amend 69.44
Harlan. Otis-New York Bible
Janofsky, Herman-woilc Nov
city Co. Inc. ............. 1925
Erickson -. ............-..- 2le.2t
Rossi, Peter-Bilings & Spencer
co. .,... ;.....:, ...:....-. 1855
Rothbaum, Samuel-H. b. Solo
". .
New-York tribune., 1919-10-19
Buyers Arrived

Buyers are invited to register In
this column hv telephoning Beekman
New-York tribune., 1919-10-19
The Sale
Of Odd Lots
and Mill Ends

THE GOODS YOU'LL FIND HERE.
Bed Quilts, Blankcts Sheets and Pllop Cases. Cot
ton Goods, Towels, SILKS and Dress Goods
Ncckpcar, Gloves. Hosiery, Knit Underwear Sill
Undcrwear, Ready-to- Wear Fms. Millinery, No.
hons, FEELINGS. Waists Dresses, Shoes, Ribbons
House Dresses and Bath Robes.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-19
at Merchandise HEADQUARTERS

ca tremendous success" remarked one prominent
buyer. MAKE it permanent feature" said another.
Hundreds of merchants and buyers from every section
of the country enthusiastically endorse this timely mer-
chandsng movement which is bringing the crowds to
this great sales building
Come in yourself Not penny you'll lose-many dollars
you'll gain.
BUSH TERMINAL SALES BUILDING.
100 West 42nd Street
New YorkC
New-York tribune., 1919-10-19
Satisfied judgments

The following Judgments were filed yes
terday, the first name being that OF the
debtor
In New York County
Berkowitz. Israel. and sam
Shapiro-A Robinson ct al:
May -. 1915 ................ stoo.I5
Gerhardt. Charles C.-L. Sherry;
Sept. ls. lsl7--.. 2o5.ss
Leicht, Leopold-P. A. Smith:
Jan. 25, 1915 .........'".... fo5l.24
Remington. Lewis Ell. II.
Cohen ct al; Feb 4. lsl9. 4ss.s5
In bronx County
Hinkelday, Chris--C. ii. Boh-
land Dec. 81. 1918 .... 465.ls
New-York tribune., 1919-10-19
Judgments Filed

he fo flowing judgments were tlied yes
lay, the first name being that of the
New-York tribune., 1919-10-19
st00I5
2059S
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433.35

465.lS
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-09-13

need to start your furnace yet or light your
heater stove, but there'n be times mornings and
evenings and occasionally days when it will be
cold and unpleasant sitting around withoutsome
heatthese when one is liable to catch cold
It's safer much comfortable and more economical to
have portable oil electric handy-t fills in the gap
between and coal for you put off lighting
the big stove longer if you have one Of these.
We have nice Oil Portable Heaters at $3.50 and 81 So
Electric Heaters $780, They nice you can stand
them anywhere and there is bother about filling them
with oil, and they give lovely heat.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-09-13
Grocery Specials

Lords Best Flour, ~ Id. Sack ............$ 1927
Lords Best Flour "a ID. Sack ......... 165
Sc Pkg. Shredded Wheat Biscuit, 2 for . rs
Csc Pkg. Armours Oats ..... 2S
45c Pkg. Brooke Bond Tea. ......... 38
Csc Pkg. Quaker Graham Flour " 20
l5c Pkg. Jify Ice Cream Powder. - IL
DC Glass Pure Jelly, for. Observation-Disclosures. rs
7c Bar Extra Good Toilet Soap 6 for ~ 20
75c Good House Broom. Observation-Disclosures. 63
Soc Box Exquisite Violet Toilet Soap special -. 34
&c Pkg. Limo White for laundry makes washing
Amber Soap Flakes = cannot be duplicated at
less than 25c - special lbs. ........ so
If you satisfied, we are not
We always feel we want to do better
1t get better goods or sell them cheaper that's
what we re studying and you depend upon us for
doing it.
We like the appreciation that is manifested by in
creased business such we getting but going to
have more folks can't help buying where goods right
and prices are better.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-09-13
Baby Carriages
Special Sale for One Week

A large new shipment Of elegant baby
carriages just arrived. We shall offer
these at special reduced prices for one
week, commencing Monday, Sept. 5.
See display in window
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-09-13
Dry Goods Speci

SO doz. Ladies Isle Hose-in black and white, fine
guage (seconds) 35c grade, 19c pr. 26c
SO doz Ladies' Hose black only, excellent 25c value,
(seconds), 15c pr. 2Qe
80 doz. Chdren's Black Hose-sizes oN worth 45c
and Soc (seconds), sizes 5 to w 29c pair. 81 nm
Sizes s to 9N Csc pair. pair for.
About 500 yds of light and dark percae in short ends
W to Az yds. piece, 1Qn
30c value Offered per yard. .......... ~
3 Cases White Bats I'M
for this sale. Each. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. wv
AZ pieces of Floral Ribbons and fancy stripes. 1En
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-30
DOUBLE HEADER BASKET
BALL GAME SCHEDULED
Guthrie Cagers Will Meet Chand
len Boys and 0lfls Will BE
faat and snappy All
Teams Well Matched


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r1ii'h '0Hf'a 4 p'Ist - f'sf'i s
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-30
JUDGE CHAPPElLE Goes
TO KANSAS CITY TO LIVE
Will Engage In Law Business .
Held Office Of County Judge i.
Here For Two Terms and
Made Enviable Record

Jude, John . Chs polls has sloss'
rs buslncse interest here and ias
ulrhf departed Cor Kansas CliY. No
where b. vii make his niiur, home
his family having preceded him som'
tea dave aro
IN ihc rrmowi of Mr end MS
Chaprell. suihlie ,oso. tWo esiim
sbls rssldsnif ~ao have for a nun
b..r - wears been a. i've 10 soiai ani
basinels mafteu Ms chap clle "a,
seuve IN clnb ~rrk snd fs.ok l.sad
INK pAri ia Rcd Cross aud oiher ac-
uslii~s ludre chapisile rrasiiessi
iaW here Cor wears. and was honor
able ami conrieus. student ban
in his profession al oi current ~ q.
fairs lie has a larse iersonai foi
Io~ins aud many t-,nds. whi,h -
HHe-HHs
Ocentiuued nn psgs ri.s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-30
Fifty Million Dollars Not Too
Much If Safeguarded Properly

considerable criticism !. heard from .e,efal
sources On the sood road. h whith g.. been
introduced. ~ the Legislature The Dali, Leader
does npi know. and car,s less. inss who eon.irneisd
ihe proposed measure iiui it ,lors know that
with strong active sentiment al over fhe tat,
for better roads. there j. bound T. b. seh a foil
discussion ~ and mshsd- ~ viii result in
radical modilieaiion ~ nauy of The Objectionable
features - the present hill. And this !. almost
certain 70 result the iinal passage of a practical
measure which vii prove q safe guaranty - me
property owners and tax PAYERS that they viii get
what they ~ badly need. and without ans features
which VII work any injustice or permit any forms
~ graft
Bni there = one suggested modification which
The DAILY Leader j. AMI will BE- eterlasfngy %.
posed to that . Tor ans waste 81 time and few
millions II money 90 any proposed experimental
scheme Delays arr unnecessary experiments sug.
get only degree - graft nothing else
What the farmers of Logan county, AMI every
other county ~ this great need and must have
> a well planned and definitely designated system
Il main roads reaching all the yarioas ceniers Of
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-30
Measuring the Great Wars Cost T
We Spent More Is Months Than Money
U 5 Than All the Gold Mined i26 Years Than All the
Worlds Foreign Commerce and More Than Enough
70 Buy the Railroads. vg- |

Az ihe goid ihe safil tss tar 3
ihe iasi isa fears e.n,. 0oiamha'
landed a Amsnsa csmrs io ltA hA
lion doliafr Ia lhe s 4nafhs lusi.
Sem ~aa "a thn a. ae fsis os fhl'
sam and a. p'f e,n mofs Toe ea'
cosf the Amsrlfau eefrsnmouf
hd.Hon doliafs
This iolai is ~ lreunoe4tab.e thaI
i b. lnlaresins ip w io msasare l'
vith oiher nopuNc|tthie nsan'e
1hs statistical ais rass - lh, tnn
"a states raTs. fhs taiai qaanuO 8.
goid and silver ucun ln ihN aofld -
ie 80 hiHmn fnl.rs a. eur q,
wonihs 81 par w. -leus tslcs rhai
sum.
Tho saiue 81 fhs toial fufclzn ,nm
meroe ~ ihf rlpb. estimated al .a
niliiou denaf- ht "a aafhout, rhe
American tulf ~ Ihs war 3 oau'saleui
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-30

IS siuAiuF h. ~hols = ia ,am
mefts
atsnA fH In rnHHifaaf fhH
aIiraaas 81 ~ en- 80 States rht
inftrIsis tanmt - umrhlea en
Hiates ihsf afsfsa sslas s. Uue
mon ihsn hiih B collars Nn
eip.si ua Hare vesHh les maHiaa
~ 49, mar soaid te nefioi rs sa,
ne fallfoaHA
tn ifit lhr total sHfai W sH tHH
msnsfsstarae ladas'uss IN De lna
"a state fhe Eru~lh ~ . se'iafY snt
lanssf. amoanied 40 if4rs uftf 81
hIiilun fotan w ahaui whai r., ehles
lrH Ia if muuiha uf ihr Rsf
~ l4'N Hs aaEssats tepnsIls in
hsnAs * au liads ln fh ruies
isstes nffe. ln f0ani fTaros 81 bl
Ion duiar in ssar ana hsif oi
ear ihe Hofernmen. eonsamri more
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-30
WILL BOOST TIME
WHEN SPRING ARRIVES
Clock Will Ne Advanced One
Hour Last sunday In March.
Daylight SAVING Law IL
Still In VOGUE

The f.~al uii summsf las ia .sim
ina aaa silh e eill arslp 3. in suaas
ihe assliehi saNnG ifsa fha sis
tem il whh ~ 60 siaN q prussl :
sossi ~sf inas msas4re ana If wfN l,s
r'lalu,.i In i-'sta nnes TIE fIasks
~Ih be advanced out haaf ~ ~ at
SUNDAY ln March llstf Is shaf lhs
las eafa
a. atiueh an smafli.an nf ths
'afi sunday is Mar, ~ .ash f.as ihs
snasfsi umr 10 - \ n,ue shau 10
aasanesi aas heai ana a. ataa :
anisnrridlsn 20 thf lssi auaaay ln
ogielsrr ia .a'h sf re siAnaafa
ilme ~ ea.h fons shs ~ NJ reisyd
ina ~ one hnaf ~ tulnsd in iha
mean aafroaomItaY Hms
The phfas. ta0. tfaf aafta ihH
taYiHhf q m.aaa thaf noihins shnr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-30
ENhAoep MOE ARRIVED
TO LATf TO EXECUTE

lttie Rock. ARK. AN 3o-E Enrasec
over the murder of Miss MARI Clay
born. 70 years old. cauehter % a o
clayborn, merehan, a. Deer Newton
county. BY John Ne Ser. s.. . baehe
Tor. who later eoriri ted suicide. resi-
dents of Deer, find 70 ksifer's BODY
In he home IN the outsslris % the
town took Il irto the yard and burned
u. according 20 the s'ory of the trss.
eey brought 10 List- Rock By sher
IN 6. y. Carlton % Newton county
keifer. Who ~as working for Clay
born. had been releeted By Miss Gay
born. Monday mornins Sesser called
sne elri out of a stose. snct her ts~aes
with a pistol and tnen lstsu her booy
and slsshed her thrcs, ~ith a knife
ksfer then ran 10 ~. home and snled
himself with poison.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-30
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fsF- lan - h saisnt lfnm
fte lei lsrmeni. 81 ths lat lsu
.laes tNst l're.tiepi Wli~n an.i
Fenlef ila,d ,le ~ tifeaf
iiui.ln arr wufalr lhe .la.eaf
AaFHmuf ia AZ its stne 49,
foes EOS Peace tnaf.f 49, an.f
ihal the unasf.iaa.l - rea hsd ~
ihr tNndaa ernftearIhn. was
fsrfrarhlee
lhs vil'insutss ST Nfftalsuf
Nii'pu fa silae l.lnyl ,,sarue a.
hHmi ihe priuam fnr q leas,ie
nf HsiiHns - a.s anu when a. a
matter 0f fan lhf pfaefiesl si.n
Fpi"n eas Amenean. lnI Afss
fhr raTfrnNss Hu lhe i'rrsi,leui T.
laff ie sifr h. ss.nf iafs lsrrsllre
hrfe which maf te capitalized At
humf sln the other haal
hriiaas rss,lf etamplpishln sf
ihe l'ftsi'lent Ru.alan policy
-Ntmplu ship absolutely neese.arf
iHf - s'ifrfs Indicates fhf o..
sire Df llptt 'ifofgt Is re.ipf4,.
Aie lH rffn practical way
y N manifest that lfaluunlsa
ski.f hffvfsn fhe other Allied
l'uwep particularly hstwssn
ftpes ani lisl, ana lsal. sud
.h liaiAans hui sn lar there ls ant
.he .ilrtissi iaslsatlan that
f-nain ani Amer4a lean il ep
H'slif lreff'nn. 81 long - fhs
Hnpasi fsmaina la effect lf wlli
inHinaie 1sn'u fhe peaee
ifnrteilre- n was fei' a manih
Isl Thar there eH. n,sfr rnflu.i
.sln ihau fsNf ln ihs public .aaaur
Hrfs ef iae Wilson llafd tlenfne
Errfmtlf ~ fhnlaMeutais hul
HusiHuees H thf last few
hatf removed nearly sll
'pNhf ant hate convinced usai
.bsrftfa iist thf unwfiilsn
lHFla Ameffau si|lanee actually
as r'frf promising result. ~
ssi .mpof iu tte pholr vufld
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-30

taa tiff eamuIs eaFfs seA ciii-
lIH atfisefF saaenI - iself = nssef-
80 a. Mayef ffsfsasns . offics. Fs~-
ief,iag ahefntsn. ae paasesi a feso-
laisa a. pfsFif.x ihe sfais - the Goa
iaei lfrssnfsa b. inssk Z vestrh.
eousallinr sad ga. .arf|ax euxineers
"a ksnsas cltg No 20 sapsrs4se anf
faks ebass " Iss efrorks satsn-
- hefs
Hr Bisft : n~pgbsF ~ the hrna
ao a. efsaeri fs ara~d 10 kan~ae
Cts al ulTba a sIl retnrn IN
frat - nsat s.eE shh t~o fed
farles. snd sal srploY tbe n~ress
eay help hafs and sisFt asklng fhe
preliminary surveys A. soon az ahs
site fof fhe reserur j. a~terrnlnssl
Ca. aria.l ~oFk On BE- extension wIll
comaenr~ !.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-30

marketing aud di,ifil,utou Tho many necessary
lateral. viN sean follow. pef fofee ~ h4s been
proven ln .o many 81 ihe cider states uhefr ihss
aa'e 80 hong ESQ started iher great eood road.
Asfent
logan county . strongly for good raa u and j.
ready - sfud her representatives 70 meet those
from az over ihf state Tor several dsy, confer
nee 1li~ lasfiiug vlll bring ont the had and the
food features - all the proposed plans and will
result IA agreeing The bssi aud fa0si practical
iea. and plans. End che Legislators should BE- there
- lisfeu. they Will gain wisdom and will 20
leanr VISION 81 nhsi ihe people want and ia not
ssui. Then thss cen formulate good roads legis.
'afinn that wili not he planned ani bnii rs tn
lgcuis and engineers who working IN the
interests II some corporation with something -
.ell # BIZ profit.
Bnt ihe state iaw makers must not fry 70 replace
ne BAD and vicious proposition viih any other 81
the same kind The people patient aud long
ALTERING w'll not longer stand Tor anything 81
his kind They want prompt aud practical actlou
md every member II ihls legislature should b.
earnest, energetic and efficient in providing
nothing else.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-30
SENATOR HALL SAYS OUR
Bob IS RESPONSIBLE
Black Hell Hole Of Calcutta
outdone BY Those In Charge
Of State Industrial School,
Conditions Horrible

Oklahoma city. ian so-"l am in
favor 30 fear,hinx lasesi ixatiou oi
an matters minute and errai. IN con
neciion With the sK se of the Indus
trial school airotiilss said senator
X l. Han. member q the senate IN
vestEaung oonmiitae. sni = Homl-
nent physician.
a number of girl. % NJ state IN
dusirial home here have been be-
irayed 81 msn sint. they have be-
come wards of the s.ais and are saon
20 become mothers. according 10 IN
formation - the senate committee
insestira ing The home Il was acclsr-
ed Last night BY Se.saior " 1 Hall.
= member ~ the committee.
One chas Born.
jas ~ weeks aro q child vas
born 70 oue % The ris At me home.
Senator Hail say Several girls who
ksve been inmaie- - The home fof a
year or more. sool are 70 become
moshers. according 20 Information
which the committee has oo,Alned
The responsibility for conditions -
frsi told IN ne Times expose of TIE
sris home resis primarily with for
rper Gov n l. Williams. senator Hau
declared emphAtfoa''y aficr be hau
rcs1rned from an sii-day lnseaizs-
ton and hearing Al The Institution.
ssios for Mathews
" y Mathews. si4ie commissioner
Ct charities and correclons. siso ls
Responsible IN 4 large measure for
conditions and ~tbe ssid- shoad be
tut under him senator Han says.
The sag-erinie-de,t of the home.
Miss winifred Fnherty. l. noi quail
ped Tor ne place ard should be ~
moved. Han believes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-30
Just Things

"A fuits barber d bssn sued Coz
futsira pa fngss lr ssstonsss' =
80 BOT customer 10 Tulsa bsrb.l
shops aFs Always ioosi0e ., me
pfes'y manieuusi snd perhaps ,hs
barber ~asnt 10 blame psfhaps
ihs esstousf ttsct his sYs on the
BARRIERS fnoeF o. y is lsss poe.i
b'e thai ths prsti uaanissusi as
ere harbers ~ifs Aryho~ a "a az
interesting case tsi - eant 'hins
- anything mere 80 say ABOUT t
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-30
LABoRGR PETITIONS cousr TO
AOJUDor ~ BANKRUPT

Ira Henry Hickam sho de, lsr,s ~
ls lahorsf and vaEe surnef AZ New
klrk Kay rvan s. ykiahnms. IBIS
morning Tiled ~ llion in In.fea
siafe- eourf assins = b. adindssd a
voluntary hankfaHf lie sKes hlf
assets a. household scoda ~ ihe value
q SO and fay. h.s uabMuss
amount 10 s1ls
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-30
LITTLE ROCK BAcHEL o X
KILLED IS YEAR OLD GIRL.
THEN KILLED HIMSELF AS
MOB GATHERED ANOTHER
MOB is FORMING IN AR
KANSAS TO LYNCH MAN
WHO KILLED NEIGHBoR AS
HE STEPPED FROM CHURCH
DOOR; OTHER CRIMES OF
A DAY kIkl


cLENwoop. Ars Jan o--~hst 4
declared 20 have oees tne euiua.natioa
ef feuo resuited IN trs aeath %
Ford Robinson nss- olen~ooo ses
seresy Il hss been lsarnse Duke
Dean - the sei.ei church neishbor
hood, s held FOR sns sillins
Dean 10 slieseo - have waited a.
the church door oas.i Robinson came
out and then 10 have fslleo hsrs Nth
q stick of wood. foicssars hls attack
with a knife. Robl-son ~as fatally
wounded, dying ~ . boosy En- route
20 his home 4 NIB Is sad % b.
forming this ssserroon 10 lyneh hsrs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-30
Signs of Spring

-Serna . lust around the corner.
Judging from siens hereabout, Ness
are three Blusblrus have made
their appearance ana sap Brown
says Ms goose ls trying - ~.
Robbins have been heard by George
W Mccreeor earoline Their sprina
time songs and the srnaN boys are
playing marbles In ihe ALLOYS some
siena. believe ut
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-30
CONCRETE WORkER kIlI.ED
NEAR kE\DIICk >ItTiO\

Word was received here this morn
ing that John jacobson. concrete
foreman in tho employ of The santa
Fe railroad AZ hrndrick. Lincoln
county. had been silica there late
yesterday afternoon. No particulars
Of tie accident are available The
body will be sent to Seward iomor-
Iow Tor burial
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-30
FREE SERVICE PLANNED
FOR INCOME TAXPAYERS
Internal Revenue Collector Bolen
Warns People Against Employ
ing So-Called Experts
Penalties and Punishment

waning asalBai fake esnffis
ga lncomr fak aas been sounded 81
ihs Internal Revenue nuffaa n q
statement ffeeifed - Collector nu-
bern q ns'en. ffcm tpmmissane
Daniel e Roper
hasiug oHsfs ard lndnl4al
taxpayers afe be.nf fanfa se1 fhis
fe.f hf numerous eo.tausa 'lnfaNe
isR etefia rhp offer io 800 IasIf
maeie nanas ~ lnoome Tea wisdom
tc.uiiaaet IS Ys4s Itfse
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-30
MOTTO MEXICAN
nAfDir AsRUsrGo

Mfa.so rHY Jaa zrnsil1 ref
asndes ehe ssrssd aa thisg ~ stair
faf -" iurmrf fel,lsi sausrsi i.uia
t.ahsnrns ahen ~ aaef reseIfsi
sHainsi fht F1ffrnmsui in IsnsuiIl'as =
eafit in iHis haa heen afftsfs-i Is fhia
oF iie eas rapi.rsd he SECRET
EtffHc agents
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FUNERAL tOs NIt~ utRT
10 RI HELD FRIDAY

Funeral services Tor tie late Mr.
Mary G Hart who died suddenly on
Monday evening will be In charge Of
Rev " Johnson ~ the FRS, Meiho-
dist church on Friday afternoon ~ 3
o'clock The body will be taken
north on the evening train Tor burial
al Warren. Ohio
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-30
Enraged Citizens
Burn Body of Man
Who Stayed Girl
Germany VIII Not
Hare To Pay
Great War Debt

- loneon. Ian so-r~e peace eenfsr
saes hss ssttiea enc su.pcraat nas
ter ~ltn regard q ths nosnanisg
eusssien. ths pala correspondent
e ths evening staaasre says ~
has reasons tof repx ring TIE son
fsrenes hs osclarss nas eliminated
sny in,en,,on y esilaae ueen oef
many ans hsr assli lstss - pss shs
sll,ed eeuntriss tee cost - the ~ar
o. % rnpose heavy indewnss,es W
o. tne enemy rat ons
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-30
aoesEo OF 5000. BOUND
Assp AND FOOT

DALLAS. Ter. Jan So. G. Burns
q esttlersn OF portaies. n ~. re.
peted 20 the police to-day that ne
had been robbed o. 5000. bound
hand and foot and thrown from an
automobile on lonely country road
By two men who po.ed as oil safes
men and VINO were taking him 10
Waco TO inspee, a. oil proposs on
there.
Burns said tina, he mad drawn the
money 10 invest with them They
~ere driving from here 10 Waco
when the men held > revolver at his
head and robbed hir re was pick.
ed up some tire laier by = passing
r'otorist
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-30
TO MAN, ON ~ sosa TRIAL

Assistant coan'y Attorney " D4n.
siddls wlll be absent for > Tea days
lie = a sltness It . murder trial 'haf
j. being held - Mi4sal. and aepsrtea
for these yesterday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-30
Niece or CARDINAL
eiseoss MARRIED

New Orleans. ia, .>-Niss Mar
ssret ctbons Of Ses Orleans. . niecs
@ Cardinal Cibbons and AEDert u
Start OF 81 Lo1is. were married a;
the chapel q - Jcseph'c convent
here todsy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-30
sPAarAcAhs pGfGArto

Amsterdam, Jan so-The SpsriAcan
sp~sina ~ wilheimshssea mas hssr
PIT down, according 70 Berlin sdsicss
q ths ~amburg Nschrichten.
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Death 10 Booze
Gu..iers In Russ
Il Proposed

r. ~ase~Ahslr'. lan - thrsas -
p,snisN l~seftsss sssea hssshsslA
effssisis - hisA ssasss - s~sts
- eeesai~sa - - ssafss arlai
90 ~ ate issass = 80 rstseayss
newspapers fA@ astfes eainss ass
tNet ars~ssersss .~sees sssA ~
ficiais . is<rsasina
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Lesvenvorfh. Jan se--FIre. sup
7osed 10 be Of iBce.lai4ry origin. d.
s,royed the federal DISCIPLINARY bar
racks here asf M The loss wiil
sxcect slooeeo.
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Wilson and Lloyd
George Working In
Closest Harmony

or THE
PAST wgyK INDICATE
THAT AN uNwsfrrxN
ANGLO AMERICAN ALI.
ascr ~ IN rrrncr TWO
EsuL.sll SPEAKING Ma.
riosa IN CLOSEST HAR-
Mofr ON ALL TIM nlo
issuEs or rEAcE coNrEs.
EscE FRANCE AND ITALY
JGALous a
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1osu rsAs ail1tos DOLLARS
fsRiFr arAsea sol d

~asnins's~, Jsr 10 fNs rsssugs
reported 'oa@r setsl fresn ssls ~
w. sasless aas sar's sssnps .uxs
ihsf ~sfs pisssa 90 SO assfksl
nif,ssr n'er,hs ~. - o. oaecoo 90
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rnE WEATHER

Sew Orleans. Jan s-Tonighi and
Friday. fair. little casnxe In temper
sture