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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-20
DAILY LEADER CARRIERS
GIVEN DINNER TREAT
Bright Boys OF Carrier Force
Dine Al lone ard Enjoy
Theatre Line
Party

Tbs patty i~sAsr snndnre4i christ
mar sfeai iu IT, falg tal, aogiye and
alert carrier bs4a ff-aa, nleh,
IA lA# gsinlua u The boys. Il was
spsse trt&
4 hpunslIai dlnnaf al tAe Rome hotel
and ! line party AZ pollafaa theatre
furnished aa evening og supreme en-
losment 40 lha boys
hoalsaco Saafdcn. ~ the lone.
spread himself In putting 70 menu,
whlcs Tho tnys pronounced exception
ally fetching from tho sntree 10 the
Ice cream.
There a ap slight 0u enfth - iii.
spsrlug and elpDm dispelilna as i
bunch of fine. manly bogt "a the
feslsi hoard There one sees genuine
pleasure expressed ylsibly and w!th
point blanh certainty.
Ia kaylng ras II has score On more
of the finest lads IA tbe country on
its carrier fofep. The Leader merely
Slvem expression 80 patent fact. Tho
face of every boy Was sufiuaed With
satisfaction The hoys. rather sub
dpmd at first finally "iaid 10, and
discussed the spread with becoming
eclai Clean. handsome. bright fel-
lows. well-bged and keeniy alive 10
tas occasion, they answered cheer
leader, Jarreld KelleF's tocsln call
with vim
Following lhe repass Mr. Niblack
addressed tbs boys on offiee topics
and service lie stressed the import.
anee of seheol work ana URGED the
boys ITO stleh ~ their booke 70 the
last
Marching 10 pollafd's tbeatse. the
carriers euyoyea ese Black Secret
and Louisiana"
Those composing The Leader party
we're
Leon Asibls Lang Davis. Tilman G
Webster. Richard DrenniuK. Glenn
Resifnan. Tisrrg Malscr. John True.
Wheeler johnson, Deibeft Ifali. car-
rol Ra8land Lester Whlttad, Blly
Walker. Harry shanahsu. Morris Hal.
ssed Soen Boyle, clyde Benson.
Leonard NedfBab. Robert BeDmon.
Claude Gordon, Vernon Potts, Earl
Larry. Leslie Hewea. Gerald Kelley.
Iola canf.eld. Nr aud Mrs e L Brooke.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-20
WILL SELL A RAILROAD
At PUBLIC AUCTION
Federal Judge Cotseral Orders
Special Commissioner Garner
To DISPOSE Of Holdings Of
ST l., & El Reno Co.

On January as. Al HI Reaa tha
prnaerts a. Toe - Louis 4 Neeofa
rasIsssad sili BE- sola hy /. 4 Garner
sp~ciai na&stag ~ commission "a
pointed BY reaerai Jua9e Costeraa
The sale wax ordered by the United
States court of the western dlasics
III she state.
Tas sale i result II Foreclosure
~ Lewis 7 Tune and toe Illinois
Grast Company os St luuis Ma nld
sor hess ahan sseep0 10 he received
The sale snelades aAl Ihc folIlng stock
ot the read, a~pogs land. locomotives
And uaetlse pcwer The sale will give
its purchases fAe righi 10 dleconisnus
the road tear up shs track ard ais
mantle ail eQuH ment
TIE road runs from afga sn vi
Rezo and there are several small
iowrz along the road that may fsnd
shemseaves without railroad C4H-
zens 81 tAese towns had better hook
sfser this matter ard see it they
ean't finance the road and retain II.
Such things have been done eaae.
steFv ~ the towns and farmers along
The read getting logrther and o,1er-
aiin& the rnad.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-20
CENSUS EMUM[RAT0Rs
HAVE ALL D[EA NAMED
Work Win Begin January q
Blanks and Information Now
VI Hands Of Takers. 40
To Comb Logan County

l.osai emumeraiosN hAve received
eertgallAs eansamimR censas hlAAk
ANA aihey tWpyta
The wptk ~ rreraFlAs lhv cMuinet
atars gnf she teneN wlll ~ completsi
This ~uck. hna pffiNial cards certify
lng their positions will he mailed ia
time fcF fAc q. vnlna ~ ahN tAnyAss.
January 2
The censu. shi1 YEAR VIII ~ she
ma II shafunnh rsag taken aNd murv
ounsilaus viii hr asked 81 cscA lnal
sldual iAan eiScn uh any pFsvieas
veAyANs The government drnendA
that Vhe questions bN answered ualh
fully and failure - do - makes the
pefie ilAhle fer fine " tleN
THE ne~ system whlch will he WseA
has hesn ptfieesed 40 eha, Il will he
lnApos Rte "a mlaA anyone or 10 cAans
4 person more thAn once rhe ages
ilnns to he asked wall he 81 ihr wla@es
nmRr and answefx will BE- acaalvd
af each person
The tsalhrle city eenaus Nlll os IAN
rn hy spn enumeFasort and u is
planned IL complete she Molk Nth
~ twe weeks Thuee WORKING ia The
couniy will be allowed two weeks
There are tse enamerAgare appointed
be lake tAe county ernsus thirty IN
all iar Logan county The EXTRA time
allowed hs the enumeFalufa appointed
% take ne townahsp eensus "a on as
couns ~ ths essrs information 10 he
gathered snr The department ~ aafl.
caisMyN
X l. reebly. ~ Oklahoma cily i4
~ sfeiapF w csnsus N this district
A iaA ilNi of n@mea and Townships
u Ahose appointed so take she venau
II 'iss cogniy and cts wiil 81 given
next week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-20
PAY UP CAMPAIGNS
PLANNED IN THREE TOWNS
Guthrie, Tulsa and Oklahoma City
To Inaugurate System For
Collecting Old
Accounts

Pay up7 campaigns probably VIII
be launched In nnmtor II Oklahoma
cities early next year Guthrie Bu3
Tulsa retailers are planning driyes 90
urge tbs delinquent debtor to Iiaul-
date his debts Oklahoma has Tad
two pay up times in Tho city IL the
last two years Each extended oysr
ten days The Oklahoma city Retail.
ef's association. probably viii have
another next year, from February 3
10 IS 1'ae laat two drives have brau
very successful, according 10 officers
of the association Although they
cannot and do not induce creditor
whose debts are ouilawod 90 pay up.
They have the effect 0f causing cred
ltofs with debts ~ two and three
months standing 10 iiquidaie Ia ad
dition, many creditors whose custom
u ia to purchase quantities. OF goods at
ali fimen and 10 maintain certain
amount Of debt pay their entire OBJ
legation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-20
SWISS civixWMa tiHK oF
roHruwEs ~ fAK aEoA

feesvs. Gee eu u~aAsne A~tss alss
swms ~ betn se~@ss rave uss e~snvrsd
tFam Nssx ~ sss~ ~ay N ca~ss&@sl.
Nanle ard ssy th~y suffered terribly
aaa witnessed sfs greatest hssrsTs
during years residences IN Hea.ia
uaaeF halahevik suls.
fNa refugees v~sse sers liberated w
feresa commanded ey G@n@Fal u~nss
Nlns told sh~ Associated Press earvss.
pendent the hetehevik smpseysd ssr.
tvFes ~ tNs mlHgls suss sgslwss ths
heufUaesst~ ana sad shey s@slsvsa sNsy
waasd HAYS suffered ths sarse treat
nssns u a Nsa nst beer fsF ths sesvs
Gasle aetsar " sh~ A~gxs earsui,
HarF.sis f@esuFss Emaioy.d.
uae ~ bpfnirs oils ssaaifieslss sra
burning algvs ~~ss gsssTtsa % W
shs hnf@hwsass t1 ghsala sslss sonf~s.
slane. asSeraina - sss esFlsasss. wss@
declared strangers siVss ~ daily psrU
Many Russian hwafgs@ssle ~hs naxs
been shFm@n into prison h@vs ss@oms
~ad. they claimed s~vssal nrislsh.
ArYeFissn sra Ftsnxh 0ltssses are IN
Ftsv. ~hseh has sga'r saiIsa tnsp the
hands ~ the heiansylkL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-20

Founded by those seeking religious
freedom. the United States has pro
Hfessed under firat Influence 90 10 the
Present time There IA no CART 0f the
land under the stars and stripes into
which she lesson of honesty and
bfoiherly lore has nor been carried
Prom the eyersiaaes " Florida 10
Als skas ICY trails men know the
Golden Rule.
4 large number ~ city dscliers
may nor b. active church goers uui,
fhis II no rsaeoD VIC should believe
fsiigior has lost oai. Everywhere
men are fnea Ivred by their honesty
snd devotion ~ ga0d canses. This
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-20
MANY TRANSFERS MADE IN
CITY, COUNTRY PROPERTY
Reeis Farm In Orlando Township.
Sells Fer Biv Sum: Other
Transfers During Past
Week

Real essste ,fansgsr ssiil k~eq shs
lrnse aH shr vxssrs Department -
she cnWmis elytAs ptflsv haas slsAsk
tssgas S&ss he wANA Is hey~smsns 80
heavy shsl ~ wtl silkeF have Il
~erN dAs ard alxA, a. a. oa eNage
r~iR MARY useces 81 farm land we're
suracd aarlnx shc woek and tran ter
~ tsasArsr ry22is i - srlsk a. ever
Probably tar hMge~s deal sa tAgm
lands made aOsiNw she month WAS
me fale ~ shv W. is#eis land ID
Orlando tpwn&AiaN Ih a.l lS~2 wess
This hand VS. sold d ! n Iao4skAns
for q reo
Other sFenfprx follcw
gas n Mars IA 70 Charlotte M
nlsnNs~k M w $50
" q ChAr~ack Ia " u Goats. a
ALL logs and N bleNk s RasnorA All.
ssnthrse ssgu
w I Robinson 10 kfue IA Chandler
lN \. bsocA 4a. Crescent So
J n Moltingten ID Gee Ward ANA
Mary + House bots "a And ii, block
-. q a. Iusare. sM
r. " ullxvf to Nern Chem l04s
I sue, blotA is, Nea MasHhall saS
So Anna Naimos Ia D. NJ and
{{saft4nwxs4 ga sAu z fs.s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-20
BOYS STEAL MOTOR CAR
AND HIDE IT IN STRAW
Forrest Hedgecock and Victor
Bilby Confess To Purloining
Machine; Good Detective
Work

Forrest hedxecock. son of former
county commissioner. and Victor nllby.
were arrested yesterday by sha sher-
III Ut Garfield county A quiet talk
70 the aberffs office brought con )
e sion from the boys They admitted
stealing ala suio from IN front az she
American theatre. n Enid. The car
Sas ownea by Ernest Van Hocsen
Ihe i~o boys live near Marshall aud
have borne good reputation.
Sheriff Dion Husted wot bury ON the
casa 10 fbis and Garfield counties
and afsef the keenest aud mot sens
Tide bit OF detective work eser ~
corded IN this section. brought she
boys 70 hook.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-20
JUVENILE OFFENDERS
STILL UNDER DISCUSSION
Opinion Il Divided Al To the
Wisdom OF Judge Boleas
Course In Bad Boys
CAAn

y dn not ScsIeya Aila lisu5u per
sann who wuula deal harwhls wish l,ad
boys, said the meshar 81 fisa hayA.
this morning ~ hos does ~ &c
thinKN unEhlnklpGly thlpa tAw
course judge nnles IA pataugnm " ans
oF iudamenl and reason
JudKo isoles himself said ~ wili art
ha swaynd from hts course In aealinA
wita layenlie ofmndwfs Wa a bar 4
lhlne 70 send hoy 70 The eetnrm
school or enufaA. iher~ ars Iuta AZ
boys who are lneuFglalHia and shnnla
go there. but ena of twa lnfraellans
~ the legal 81 moral code sliaulA 90
cunAiNn person. ola ~ fuune. a.
eandlwn punishment, and 10 haa ak
am IN eaafKo ~ The rannir eunft 4
ahAll nos make criminal em II
boy said thp ludRc
A nnmter N people wAu nave ans NJ
Interested III "a" Wsst aisie saAs
where an eleven year old ElFl Waa
missreated by a SANG 1t taya ~ uns
agree With the Judge ard ihlhk AllI
the boys xaould be sens forthwith 10
the seheol FOR reform thsf argue
that lhe boys we're old ennush ~ fs
allse the Rtasliy of thulr rigenAe. and
they declare the judges MaHdsY
school courte Naa thus Fag falleu ~
bring about repentance
ons W'eai Alde citizen claims that
ene ~ the boys hau opengy beaate9 ~
shat he aid, aud said b. lid npt IL
lend 70 attend sunday achet = dn
not ralna u pays g. susieul Hfe
tene" Ia this case sald tBn West
Nfdar
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-20
HORSES ~ " AIEN
dAts 81 CORPSE 10 ttiSl

Walters, Okla pee iq When X
q. Arlington dFoNe hf horses lnl0
Cache creek yesterday evening. the
body 81 insn fioaled - ne top
The eefRsr proYrd "a he that ~
stranger Tesn IN tbs neighhOshood
some lime ago He had been mur
dvrud hia head hasina been crushed
~ with hlans Instrument
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-20

isry But how about the ssroxrees
81 reaixscng Nany contend that the
advancement IN ysrloas ilnes of dis
1fssSy and invention has leesensd The
Esopies Interest In that greatest "a
81 pfcsienas- the saving of shear own
sonis.
Those Eho are Inclined 10 worry
oyer ihis rgnId Do well 70 give the
gHosstt more serious study. n We
consider that great part of me De =
seiopnent ~ this country has taken
place sincs the middle of the last cen
tpry. We csnnot help but besseye thai
religion bss kept up rood pace win
ne rest ~ oar expa DssDn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-20
fREE oolp AND PLATINUM
FOUND ~ CANADA

Torcntos Dec. 20--frve gold and
platinum have baen discovered in the
gravel beds near nsllesllis. IN Hunt
insoon township, hastings county. nc
cordino 10 reports pvbiishe dnefe TO
day.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-20
rl,itt ~ tltt M OIi
~ ttiktn. ~ 10 soc

lHasreHdeeNe, Raws Dee No.
A. lneT~Ass " ~ cents 4 harfal
~ the price % oll hFsrasNg Il 10
esvs a barrel s~as snnovrxsa 10
dsy hy she Prairie on a 0as
company
Aydmcrs, usla, Gee. 10 .s~rA2
Magnolia pstTplsvm eempaNv
resssd az advances yesterday ~ 40
esNts per hsrrsI fee Hsalssos
erude, rasslNu the pslsss - ttsA
reprcssNsIna tho largest advances.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-20
Many Burned
10 Death When
Trains Collide

cas~A. Me. Es~s ~ 4sfEF,s.r
persons wsss klsied W. hurns5 60
asash ard mssy sussslasa selws
Iss ssssy. whsn . fYsAghs sfas~
ecllid*a ~ssh a special srslN fYuws
o. Jehn N a. l@asea wssh ssaes
age passengers svvm ere ssssw
shlp tmpsvss ~ Frsnes. ~ sNs
csraalAn raSlsse railway near
here, shs sssgors seleseessa sNs
engine ard fee~asa ears ~ sN~
train and ,hs wrecksss ~ax h1en
I'D. Tire eaesa0soes ~ Mash sFafms
were smeru sNe AlIlsa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-20
SLEEPING CARS USED
IS --oMEs ~ EEELlN

Bsfasn. zyt1 ~ Tae hoes r.g pr0b
Esza - Esermr has reaeness sarA =
~ rsvas 9nams thas the MINISTRY 81 gsaS.
iie ~Srxs Aaa fsssn w. ihe idaa VI
usAsxnr 80 sse1Esnx ear 2aznsiax
snse ia rxElroaa xasds II " expected
thsz aaows a@@a beos nisAsay wsss be
fas1e srziissSe by fAe mezx3re
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-20

&mersx< "a growing better.
s'edicsi sesesee ssnee fhe sVx hss
gNuTsbeHeA tbe lives ~ Amersczn1. ~
F*f~ grosniDeni p,hYsseszn assert she
sserage ieazsh ~ sife s1sI be = years
greater fAsn during NJ days r rhe
csril Esr.
Ihfr& ~ Cause for satisfaction ID
N progress al srxnehss of seiencs
ssy~ sDsee darsnr she lzsf h1lf nen
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-20
EMMA cOlnM,< A<D NlEN-
A<lpaR. Hf.RrN. ARE TIM
NJ ST PROMINENT
NAMES On I'M PASS
f.NchR list
RADICALS R0UND[D-lJP
FROM ALL PARTS COUNTRY
MYSTERY TRtlN' LANDS
MANY Al GATES on M
tktrin<: MANY
MORE N ltIl.> 0sER
THE COT NTRN
BULLETIN

New York Dec 10 The good
ship. Rurfcrd known IS TIE
Soviet Ark. will sei sal for Rus.
sss Sunday morning TIE ship
viii carry more than 600 undcsir-
ahles back 70 Russia. where they
VIII be turned oy>r to the Soviet
government.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-20
STATION AGENT BATTLES
WIN NEGRO isOnnt.IsS

slhmuAss. Flve ~ When negroes
attempted ~ Fvb tar sgaiian al f'rwer
lun, naFth AZ haFe laat alMhi. AMant A.
4 kIYA saye basfle To-day he "a ~
"A HUsulVai VI point u daath Thgva
nagru.a Esaxa hern arrested
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-20
soo ARE RELEASED
~ An AMNESTY

HeisiB gtors, D@x - By an am
Deuy bln passed ~ parliament To-
dap 900 persons prominent fl Plnntsh
life before The rebeliaon wese released
frura prison
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-20

Elizabeth Garfield. Mr. and Mrs q "
Dunnica. Mira II n Darwin. Mrs A q
sheaa. Miss Louise Burke. chas
seezed. Marshall: l. q Nibiack.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-20

Enf Jna x@i swfal mad What's the
fu2tfNrg 1as zsAsd. -aoa~n't he ffke
ralsln pses'' Yep. sepised she lad
~eni ~ soia ma he rad A0sght shcse
r1Asins for another varEose~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-20
t~ts rnt H>I>. OlI, tHtsit-
nc n AN RUNNING ~
~ O>Fns NINE Attt.
riIuss~ t~tD NJ
ntpi a~ltINIki
nur.r.ETtN

London. Dec. 40 RolAsnaiA.
southwest Of Tnmak. has b~sn cap.
,ured with a,5o0 prisoners BY shs
holsheviki. according 10 "A Of.
tioial statement issusd al xovist
headquarsars al Moscow. and re-
ceived here Many of thn prison
era were executed immediately. ..
IL the custom of The Reds
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-20

Ne. Y0rH peS ~ TAe serern
me@i steamship ssaHara ~gAe Sow ~
ark i FeASs fc aeave New york
fcr aox.sS RG= IL nE ;~o AoArx' n0ssee
y MAS learneA shi~ gasornlnr 81
~As garry ez hrr An.aaay crussr q
greater f4r 81 s&TesAl handrea raal
Gals ke11 tov 6xswz4s40a 81 g8s4s i
lhne. infor=asfsez was watAAeaa ccn
Seraang iAs exaes Aeas ~ sAllssax. hat
j wAs Animated sAas iAe crass woa q
wsaEAs 41gAes soaIgAs ~ lemasroN
os-sereus Ores are corransn.
May PtFScns roassdeFns ana0nx the
'Esss eaarervHs 81 sAoss charged wsss
rSSsts@g 70 vvsrtAr0w tAe rns4ea
STATES svvernsmeng wevw ~<a@s&s ID
tAas gcsernrsens for she xrms 70 TAs
sa's theie ts0fr~ssg1s o. wGsfinx.Ass
~ V@s tAsAy rmr wny AYenantsss
hsrAraan asa RaamA tsci6mAns mAsmss
cre tss anssv anszbas na ,hs eaSss ares
List
Nysssry Trains lr Serves.
Three mastSssg trKns are sr5ngaar
sediiscrszi Fx2srsle h~re sfozn rag4ous
carts ~ tAe cazasy 81 ~4s ~. ass.t "a
s1aa 80 6eSc49sa~ ut Yansenev weate
ee cnrrzalss n she kasis Island a.
sersser peas before aAshtingl. Tka ms.
sso--ws6e rvsE1ay s0s uAs9eszie a..
s'orSa'son j. zeaxAag compset on. fea
es1i a4sAo-l,iex sxss
vcse-erss arc Seeret
Tk% naayemert ss she trans ! bs-
iz9 sc9N sesfss and even iAe SAthor-
Sizes ar Il shs asf& ~ to iass wAen
tie ~rs1 fs3g sg@<sis- wgH agrsve
Que w&s msFtHE s8gwly f~sms Baf.
fzac Waih -FAds ~Ao aare usSee
Iseznseixsz. K i cAarxed. wssA spread
ing tire sessas ~ enresf along the
Csna6ixn sDraer ssvAer was 1up
frosx PSssA,urgA ~aA 4gtsAsorx A.
seges 70 bare A1rs-1se1 81 tcsage xns
rscsenee curing tie rerent steal ssg4xe
A third srzsnsoaa frcEn Fhil&easpAAa.
sztau6es sgaExzore charge wisa ate-
tempting 10 ca1ss strike IL sAip
yards
In scGsfSan - tae sE reds on Esllx
islsEe sor wacsn SeSurgxtsoA warrants
already have b@e- repesweo tAsre ars
~ rr0se frs wAorz warrants wese ex
S'ectsd caFas shs day
There are 80 z4ore cSsE9r5rs II
5sils sEatsred ss~Hf tAe rCErtry
arsi1anr transportation 10 New vorK
and thscsce 10 ExroDe Il vas sssa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-20

,tsss. Wasoner ~ sallna Knnsss
y ~ ihe city He u Interested ia IL.
Esn coanty farms.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-20
WEATHER

Sss Ogsesns H. Is +@.--sTonlShi
fair. siighasF szrmsr. Ean64y szir.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-20
Colonel william Cooper Proctor

MAJOR sivncral Leonard Mood \
candidacy fer the Republican
nominaiiou fur president was in.
morally started when toionel
William cooper l'rwter an.
nounce.l his acceptance ~ thu
chasfnsauship If the Leonard
Moei National Campaign tom.
miiire tSllenel Proctor Is prot.
ahly the biggest manufactures ~
Snsp products N the country
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-20

means that vast majority believes
IN and lives 40 20 tha principles
which the churches have taught
After all. most people lire religion
which ~ the most effective way II can
be preached
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-20

tcontinned on Page ,. Col. -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-20

a local preacher. eliminating lhe
other day, said Everyone should BE-
Younger than bis Year, Il ID nnfof.
lanate. indeed. when people allow
themselves 70 become rTsmatureiy
old.
Some have the idea that their use.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-21
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION
REAL ESTATE Al ALAAA~.
THAT COLUMBIA COLLEGE DID FOR M
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION
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c1IoN
M0RNlNGSlDE HElGHTSM
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FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET

EAST FlFT1ES-4- story and basement;
completely furnished; electric light; coal
ter by year. s. c. H., Room 1903. AZ
Cedar Street, cry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-21
Locust Valley

ONE OF tho most attractive new Bunga-
lows at Westholme. Long Beach, on 40x
90 plot; good for the year round; can DO
bought for less than 1t could be built and
on very easy terms WHAT you pay for
city rent Will buy this fine home at beau
tlful Long Beach. in the new committing
zone. For particulars address Box 49,
Long Beach. /. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-21

We still have several fine new six-roorn
bungalows at Westhome, Long Beach,
low rental basis. All IMPROVEMENTS
Nothing like them anywhere for price
convenience and pleasant surroundings
See them to-day, write Shore Bunga-
lows. Inc. Westholme. Long Beach, L. 1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-21

TO SETTLE AN ESTATE-A beautiful
corner IN Jamaica Estates: will be sac
ritced; l25Nl2Q: at Aberdeen and Tryon
Roads Particulars II. l.. Jackson, $40
Broadway, City.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-05-22
AN harry BROWN.


= Just as soon as the fever of house
cleaning is banished from the fem
mime mind by the process Of work.
ing 1t of" the aforementioned mind
turns promptly to the business and
pleasure of assembling the deliciously
cool and frflly summer wardrobe.
Now is the time to shop for the deli
cate fabrics that clothe us with sum-
mer charm and comfort-but before
sallying forth with purse and shop
ping list 1t is well to prepare the mina
with fore.knowledge of what's in fash
ionable fabrics, for bless you, even
materials have their seasons Of popu-
larity, and who would wish to wear
chambray when all other persons ap-
pear in organdie?
For instance, ladies, 1t is well rec
ognized in the smartest shops OF the
largest cities that the fabrics which
are essentially THE choice this sea-
son OF 1919 are, in their order, or
candle. ginghams and challis!
II the purse is full, and the seam
stress skillful, choose one OF each ma
terial and be sure you're right-but
II only one may be had buy organdie!
All the familiar pastel shades are
In fayor-with the addition Of some
gorgeous new futurist designs and col
ors.
When the frock is all of organdie 1t
should be ruffled from collar to hem
-or II allowed few inches Of straight
lines It should at least be much
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-05-22
FABRICS TO CHOOSE
FOR SUMNER SEWING

frilled with rows OF tiny ruffles about
the low cut neck and the hem, or the
skirt should be a whole series of ruff
fled aprons of varied size. Also the
sleeve should be short-quite above
the elbow-a mere pun, with three
frillsi And even organdie may have
its touch OF wool embroidery in tiny
dots or flowers. One OF the joys OF
the organdie frock is that 1t suits It
self to either afternoon or evening So
cial affairs-it's always good form.
Combined with chintz, voile, and
Bingham and even silk, organdie is
still the fabric keynote of 1919.
After organdie comes Bingham. very
very plaid, and very gay, and up in the
world as to price. Simply made and
combined with handkerchief linen or
organdie the ginghams are chic in.
deed. Some OF the best New York Of
fers have round necks, kimona sleeves
and the seams. from neck to hem,
coarsely whipped in gay colored wor.
sted, with knitted nosegay in bril-
liant hues blooming on the girdle!
Then challis! Quite wonderfully
popular Is this quaint fabric OF light
wool texture. and equally becoming
are its odd old.fashioned printed pat
terms, and soft colors. It combines
charmingly with organdie or taffeta
The all-over patterns of challis and
the color render much ornamentation
superfluity. Good lines, some dis
tinctive buttons and sash are all that
is required to achieve smartness.