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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-04-08

sos .Steinmes uno Seter Oil.
then. bon Berger, paren am @on'
tug in @eidGfteu bier.
-Sobu Soeriter uno Satin, bon
ct. 2ouis, fauen letten Samstog
81 eincnr fur5en 9eiud ihrcr 81.
tern bierber.
-@. s. 9oltr, bon RoiebuS, be.
fono iif lcstcn Rontas in 8ei6Gf.
ten bier.
-8rOber 9rarnSIe un6 Samilie,
pom ct. 2ouis. befinoen iid gegen.
pGrtig bier oif 9ciuh Bel Der @tltt,
ter Oes Serrn 9raenbIe, Srau 2i35ic
Soqcl.
" ~6or tbe Soul of RafaeI." Elm
qroBortiges @onneIbiIhcr SdouItiif,
miro an Sonntog, ben II. gpriI III
scr GonSertDuIe ouf Dem Screen 5t
ic6en iein. Sebt Clara Gimboll
9oun8 in ibrcr gIan5uoaiten RoIlc
Cine cbenfaas be6eutenOe Ruae in
beng S6nuitiide, ipiclt Srau BauIa
Mcrrit, friiher Sri. 8nulo 9ltebl
bon &binelanb, uno in 9ermom
poblbefannt.
Or. s. 9. Scba, bon 8lun0,
ser longiGbrige BETTER unb &ebaf.
teltr 0eS 9Iano Courier bot Icin
3eitun9s. @eid6ft on 2esIie 6. 3D.
bis perfalft, Scr 6aSieIbc lcttc $50.
die bereits iibcrnoHtrleu hat. Or.
Scbn. ser ieit bieIen Sabren Sen
8IonS Courier in fibigitcr @ciic
Icitcte ,lno bur6 feline Setting biel
gum 4ufbau Scr Staot 9lanO ionic
0c5 Iiibliden SbeiIes uuieres Gotm-
ms bcitrltg, miro ii6 BON 3eitungs.
gcihGftc 5uriid5ieben, Inn iidl aus.
ldliebli6 ieincr allsgehcbnten 1rStz
lid,cn 8raris at piomcn.
-Sobn 9anuier, BON He6 8ir6,
uro beiien @oter Sans 9anuier 10.
mie Geo. G5ei6in. bon 8lanb, befon.
oen iid letten 0ienStog l1nb @itt'
nod bier in Observation-Disclosures.
" Ser einen pcrgniigten Ibenh
pcrleben mill, Der beiude ntorgell
Ibenb Dos SanSbereniigen in
Smiths Sone.
Sic grbcn oes BERT. So6rl
6(ltcti6 perfauften bieie ISOLDE oic
befornte Slucti6 Sarm nahe SiDiSs
on aueuit Oettercr fiir $10,500.
2ctterer miro nod bieien Ronut ser
@ciiB mtreten.
Geo. Stoermer uno 6ranf @ol.
0efcr, bon Ban, famen lesten Srei,
tag bier our6 ouf Der &eiie naf
ct. 2ouis in Observation-Disclosures
ten.
-9oItor S. &c. ScrteI unO 8ot.
tin, BON Ban, troten Ietten RontaQ
cine Reiie nod Ct. 2oi,is ut0 ct
GburIcs on, no lie mebrere @o6er
beiud)smciie 5u beriueiIcn beabiidti.
gen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-04-08

8as Die @eni6en nSdidiot" men.
men, limo meiltens MIR lire eteenen
oltmmer Strei1e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-04-08

= 9eriifiidtiat BEL ginfGufen Die
in 6ieier 3eituns @n3eigenSen, unS
madt fie ooraitf oufmerfiam.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-04-08

Ser @eiie benft abitrnft. ser
aluee real.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-26
LEGALITY OF LICENSE TAX
LAW BEING TESTED
State Treasurer Leecraft Is De
fendant In Federal Court
Case Other Cases Up
For Hearing Today

Tho eaae ot rhe Texas Auio Sup
nv company and 'Ne Ices Ttc ami
saiee ooni~n, ~ Texas hgaiFsi
T. Koe Is being tried 20 lory ia
frdoai court To-day Controversy
arising over eaie ~ tires which -
plaintiff alleges we're NOT paid for s.
ihe defendant brought on the aui,
The ease " The Texas company
IS Arthur y l.eeefaii, mtata treas
uterl ior recovery q ncsnno tax rall
under proieat ~ ,he plaintiff. IS pe.
,Tae tfled 20 tho court iury tgial be
'nF waived rs the PARTIES lllleans
An order vas entered yesterday
dlaeharelny ELMER Mays q q Ter
reli Bon Tyler and Al Easlcy from
eefody no hills having heen return.
e} hy ihe grand Jury snd no lnforma
tions filed agalnal them These men
NFee helng bpid for alleged violation
of ihe rational prohibition act
Tho oklahoma phouoarph com
ranv corporation of oslahom,
Cl,y nsd voluntary petition "a
hcnkfepey ana was aimdged TANK
tupf 1ho matrr has heen referred
~ isaac - Taylor rsfereo ~ bank
fanies AZ oklahoma ciiy L1ttlill
ies ~ tAs company are listed a.
steW8 io and aesAie n the SUM ~
'iafssfl are ieied
rAis morning nsn lntiman entsF
ea plea oi EuIli} lud was sentenced
lff 20 dags Ia The logan county lall
aud asseeeed fue of ttnV lIe waa
charged nah having possession O.
Intoxicating liquor en Indian land
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-26
.PUTTING RIDERS ON A DRY
BILL. MAY KILL II.
Vote on Deficiency Amend.
men. May Core Late Today
Opposition VIII Fight
Hard

wasAngton. May Members as
lhe house aVposra ia ihr volstead
amendment reeently adae6 90 'ar o.
flclcnsy appropriation 8'li making an
additional 100000 aNa aale for pro
hbltion enforcement ant laly I had
ar opportunity last nigh io teree az
other vote on ne question apr ne
Paragraph IS paraglagh eoasidrf
tion OF tho measure. hVi aia NOS iake
lnuyauiare " Il AH feanlt lhs hllS
witch probably will g. passel todaf
wil 81 % tho senate carrying nc
amendment
While none was requested on pro
hiiliion enforcement CAaifnmit nu'
Ter Of the naval commi'fee demanded
another vote on section increasing
hy sto0.ee0 the amount available fof
salaries for chemists, clerks and ae'
ccuplanta AZ navy Yards and fiatlons
This section and number of others
povldlnR foe salaries ~ royernmeni
employees VIII b. finally dlppoasd o'
before passage of he hiil
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-26
GREAT FINAL WIND
UP DAY PLANNED
Ccmmuaity Workers VIII Stage
Closing Concert For Bene.
fit OF Citizens OF City
and County

Miss Roach ard the oemmuuls
workers have afraased for q Freat
final ewind np demonstration at tho
city ball Friday night TIE public
il urged to see this practical demon
stration showing something 81 me
play work which has been presented
re The volunteer play leaders aurlnf
tho three weeks Miss Roach has boon
al work IN Guthrie ans me county
This will be sort of closing con
cert, and should he seen hy every
Guthrie citizen who IS interested IN
recreation work A splendid program
has heen worked ont. and 4 viii be
unique and worth your while You
will have to be there 70 get the real
snlrit Of the many unusual stunts
that viii he presented A fine en-
ierialnment ls assurei for all who
attend
FRIDAY afternoon will Ne devoted 20
"a colo~ed workers There viii b.
great outdoor demonsira'lnu - Tho
Noble park where ~ VII We at'e
TO see the results % the three weeks
work hv Miss Roach
Miss Roach viii be u Marshall thlH
afternoon 10 Close up the instruction
10 the class Of volunteer leade
fp.rr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-26
HISTORIC DUBLIN CUSTOMS
HOUSE is DESTROYED o

May, 26s-- Smoking ruins marked
taday the site OF the historic customs
house OF Dublin. which was burned
yesterday by a raid!ng party Of cls-
illans. During the night sullen
bursts OF flame In the twisted chaos
OF stone and steel lighted up ta@
rain-swept scene. about which Brit
ish armed forces kept vigilant guard
Fifty men taken by crown forces
in and about the old building spent
the night in various prisons Ia the
city and the bodies OF upwards OF a
dozen persons Killed during ihe
struggle reposed IN morgues Il was
believed that some OF Tie raiders
perished in the fire.
The customs house was completed
in 1891, and was one OF the chief
architectural ornaments OF the city.
II was OF the doric style and was
crowned with a dome surmounted by
a statue OF Hope.
Archives almost priceless We're des-
stroyed In the flames which swep:
through the building. after gasoline
had been thrown about and ignited
hv the raiding party
Troops were quartered In Liberty
Hall. nearby. during the night and
the approaches 10 the customs house
were cut or by barbed wire entan-
lsments
1T Is not merely blow TO lrlsa
pride and commerce, said the lrssa
Times this morning IN commenting
on the fire, "but II is blow 10 AL
our prospects OF peace
The Freemans Journal said ~
may be noble thing to rise to hig'i.
er things on the stepping stones OF
our dead selves, but when the step
ping stones are the corpses OF oar
countrymen. the achievement is not
noble"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-26

MnahlnstuH MAY, "a rae thinner
Mas quietly aFFansvt Aaa 90 word Il
li wae INSIDE panlis uatil EpdAy
~ was nuAwslrsa thas Nhlla aa
hatt ana fAat pfasfam eaa dse lasi
ulan lhAi ihn Alaeasalon asfeea "a
submit lhe hpllsf administrators II
~ lala woalA actively eo operate hs
tween she Naeefnmeps aaA haaiassA
mep lsf gsy sal ~ essust gfadea
e was alsa IpalyAiet that she "a
hiulst,atls pelleY we4ld susa se
vafaa annae a.fg W asa h ths sinaas
al ailasfiea 10 tHeaen "a a part "a
ne effort i,s Nasd STABILITY
Thr Acsisloa e sspaeed so Aase az
~ ha numeraia seHfereaesa III tsa
heAr fuluFa NetwNnn lh# president
Ard other rlasnslAi leaAtea
Mr ilatdinx a stii q have tat
hefofo bIa guests aa ufiqr ge ~
vfmYthinN practical ~ ia aNeVate FAR
the feilff M aeanNnls ennalllnaa
whiiu the tAhAefa ara asld ~ haVa
7, niisa wllh expressions ~ wllaina
'ussa ts werk ia elpHe eanlaaeslua shs
aaminlsifasluw
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-26
(By Corb Sarchet.)

When Judge John Deveraux. whose
mysterious death occurred recently at
Tulsa and still remains unsolved, was
named a member of the Oklahoma
supreme bench number of years ago
by Governor Bob" Williams, it was a
climax that Devereaux always hoped
to attain. for he was n descendant Of
a long family of supreme judges in his
native North Carolina Both his
father and grandfather had been men,
bers Of the supreme court Of that state.
a dist inciion of which Judge John
Devereaux was justly proud.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-26
]. S. COMMISSIONER At
LAWTON RESIGNS PLACE
Judge Cotteral Names w. T
Dixon To Succeed Judge II.
r. Blanding As a Fed
eral Officer

Judge Hugh r. Blanding. who has
served az United states Commission
or at Lawton Tor number o. years,
has rendered his resignation and IL
has been accepted. Judge Blandlng
and his family are going TO Honolulu
for an extended VISIT with son who
~ stationed at that point
w r Dixon. an attorney OF tAwton
has been appointed United states
Commissioner at thai place by Judge
Cotteral. the appointment being ef.
fectiye May 23rd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-26

from North Carolina.
Ffcm an association with Col. Jones.
II was al easy matter not long after.
ward for Reyereaux TO form q partner
ship with the younger Edgar Jones.
known for many years as Oklahoma :
Bean Brimmel young man Of great
force and polish. who was universally
popular Although democrat politi-
caly. Jones had no trouble in being
elected TO Office ia republican Logan
county whenever he so desired. aud
he served two terms as county at
torney with John Devereaux as his
deputy Judg Deyereaux was a demo-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-26
NOTED WHEAT AUTHORITY
10 Ri ~ ENID

Aaron samro. legal council iof hn
national Wheat cfowsrf aHaoeaiion
viii bs IN Enid FRIDAY june az 2
O'Clock in the afternoon iu adafraa
the wheat growers 90 that pari q 'h"
s,a,e Il Viii b. his only daie 30
oklahoma
~ you aunt trW hand lnforma, eA
un The wheat situation and the plans
of the wbeat graHera ior The future
8, wlll pas you 90 ttAe "a rip ~ Enid
in jane to hear this msn speae
He has "a message that VIII pe
worth while 10 sou ia the future
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-26

The Devereaux came 10 Oklahoma
and 70 Guthrie back in the first DAYS
OF the 90s, when the territory wac
Young and rough, and he began the
practice Of law Immediately as a part
ner of .;ulge Tom Jones, perhaps the
most unique character that Oklahoma
bar has ever knop II Jones was
Virginian, whose father had been a
plantation and slave owner, and he had
the distinction, too, Of being the
youngest man ever to command a
regiment in the Confederate army IL
was natural that such a man should
form a law association with Devercaux
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-26
TWO BAD BOYS
TAKEN TO GRANITE

Dalton Winfrey and Owen Gowan
he two boys arrested By the city
police charged with wholesale theft
OF bicycles pleaded guilty to the
charges made and were sentenced
by Judge A. IL Boles TO two years
In the state reformatory at Granite.
Sheriff Robertson took the boys to
Granite this morning. The Gowan
boy admitted that he and other boys
whose names he would not divulge
tried TO hold up the Hackney broth
ers some time ago
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-26

ruiaa. May. ~ Twelve prisoners
eucaped from tho county jar AZ ? w
this mornlna, saving their VA
through seven heavy iron bars aaJ
sliding Down a rope ladder. While the
night laiier sat within 20 yarda ~
them Among theu, wagn same "
a ~orn, criminals " the county, o.
felals say. Three we're reeapsursa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-26
tiliiD-N NiiE. WHO KILLED.
II HIM. TRIED

Pennington. $40. May. ~ The
trial oi Mrs John Parsons. Is year1
old today was set 70 began tomof
rtw IN lussalfe court The ehlld ulfa
T. charged wi1h fourth degree nlan
slaughter On connection with me
shooting ~ her year old sep
daughief iliiY tUa mantha old
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-26
lInIRAI. OFFICERS Say
LOGAN IAii. I'M INST

Federal officials wha have Waited
ANA luabes8ud ihs Logan county JAIL
hava Risen IL elsan bsEl u hnaleh
and pronounced & On. u she hest ar
rAuroa and safest lalla 10 he ataia
Msat federal priHpnhya viii ~ Aeaa-
ct In lhn IosAn heaslla n The future
Ambrose Kains Mull ellnaa 20 hla
declaration that ,ba plaea 10 unaanl,
iarY and iad bst for tho cuantY.
1feaf minAa wIil differ nays
Naaetfssa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-26
TWO FORMER GUTHRIE
MINISTER'S IN WRECK

Rev +. s Ssockwell. well known
TO Guthrlans was killed in a collision
near Norman. Wednesday Rev. G.
NJ Meade. also q former Guthrie
man. who attended the NJ H. Uni
yersity here number OF years ago.
is in the hospital seriously injured,
The car the two ministers were rid
ing in was struck by a Santa Pc
passenger train two miles south Of
Norman yesterday afternoon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-26

Washington. May - Tho one hun
lred million dollar deficiency az
propriation bin carrying tao hundred
thousand dollars for prohibition en-.
forcement un.il July ist, WAS passed
today by the House. Il now goes %
The senate.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-26
ROY KILLS FATHER
WHO TIIIn,IE.>s MOTHER

Waco Texas May % Ioe Lnmp.
Kin. l7-year-eid son u } f.nmpkiu.
who Is alleged 20 have killed hia
father last nigh, ehen he latter az
vaneed upon the bows mother with
club, was adri ttad 70 Fan today IN
1900 on charge Of murder
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-26
MORE THAN i.00O
LIONS Al STATE MEET

McAlester. May. %. More than
one thousand visiting members n
the Lions clubs are In attendance A.
the Oklahoma Kansas district con-
ventlon today in McAlester
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-26
Harding
Talks Ufth
BigMCheg

Nashlneter AaY, fNs a8nls
lateasianN relley ~ promising -
peftAssan an nspans govsara smAsas.
Atipa ~ nsewsai hasiaess 0anaagIau4
vss . ssvsaea as whsts hausu sin.
rer last nssNt. asssnass ~ sat erstat
zee Mellon anA HpavvY. \ y wosaan.
raul wafbufa saa nmuusf " eth.
80 pevmlsnt fnAealvs~ ervssdsas
Hafa,ea vsas SAD d nave tAgkea assv
,Ne shple sssn lesf ~sth MA guests
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-26
ATTACK MAnig ON
IlIisiI> tt SlOMS IIOt NJ.

i.ouAon MAJ M Reports " an at+
tack og ihe fiahlIa custom hauas
reached here fhla afternoon. A.
epaala stats hat fhe building vas sss
- ere through bombs throwa into u
The e0niuaea accounts 40 NOS neu
t'ou ias tate ~ the customs offielais
inside ihe hHlidins
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-26
A LITTLE STRANGER ARRIVES
AT The vERNAN HAWs HOME

vernan Haws. affabIe deputy FEEDER
al court clerk is the happiest man IN
town today and he is so swelied up
that one visiting federal building rs
lead to believe him to be the presiding
Judge. The reason is good one al
s. pound baby girl. The little stranger
arrived this morning chaperoned BY
Or Houseworth Mother and babe
doing nicely.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-26
FneBrand
Is USed
Bg Irish
BULLETIN

Dublin, May. 2s.--At ar early hour
teis afternoon another battle between
civilians and crown forces took place
following attack " civilians on sev
esai business and public places.
which were fired. The casualty liss
from las, night fighting has reach
twenty six.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-26

pfHsae May 81 Two l#liefa writ
isn A nsal4mn ffaakiIn. ora II
tfeash dated pAfia 90 igs2 ana aa-
o'hef Is Fn#l~h aated Philadelphia
lu itl9 ha'e heen tonnd among 'An
aasHHnta n lha MaHeam u illatarr
a' f'pms an Inventory ~ uiish q
bfins mnts ~ the aafapas u arap
lHH Bp nWw rafaiuHars
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-26
AMERICANS III FINISHING
AMMUNITION 10 IRISH

London. May IS American am
munition totallng iG.2ss rounds. has
been captured In the Dublin district
since March 2G last Sir Hsmar
Greenwood, chief secretary for Ire
land. stated 81 the house Of commons
today. =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-26

MARRIAGE LICENSES

These marriage licenses have been
issued. Marion Lee Graybeal, q
and Mable Davis, Is. Lowell; Arthur
Arthur Wilson 3s. Noble and Hattie
Shepherd. SO Noble: Chester Jordan
81 ana Sarah Woofard Is both OF
Falls.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-26
rHis RAD AND 10
rARHuD ANp rEATHt9

shreveport, Ia, Many. 20 ~-ias~
horaan. 80 years cid, wAs tatsu lntc
the country by party ~ make
men tass night and ,sfred and fsa'h
cred Ne vas returned here AHa
elected from an automobile nqAf
Courthouse square, fe went 20
hospital 20 have tho icaihefr 0AfA
removed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-26
SENATE COMMITTEE To
INVESTIGATE "tPKiSI\.'

Washington. Nay 70 THE senate
committee on education and labor
voted today To- inye tisate recent dis
orders ia the coal region along ihe
X enturky West Virginia border 4
sub committee probably viii he}in
hearings q. williamson. " Va next
week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-26
n t.ili ~ nIi,f
ELECTRICIAN ~ KILLED

Wyns0a, NAY 1s~l w Jatkasu,
30 YEARS. 90 slsetrlelsn u ths iiuns
plant here, ~as slllsa latw yesterday
when he was caught ny 4 halt ard
thrown infs 4 flYwhssi fns Aner
lsae legion - uhgah ne was = Tssn
her will have ehafas ~ shs funerat
FRIDAY tis ls survived BY ~Ido~
and small daughter
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-26
OKLAHOMA PATENTS ISSUED

Washington. May. 26. - Patents
have been granted to the following
oklahomans, according to state
ment issued by the patent office to-
day: John w. Patterson. folding bed
for automobile: Charles B. Samuels
Tulsa. milk bottle carrier.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-26
Judge Duereou Poued Important Part State History Bach Days of 90s

eraf also. bnt IN later years. following
the coming ~ statehood, he became a
republican aud il Is understood that
he remained 20 until his death
Went 20 Bench
When Devercaux was appointed 70
the bench by Williams. he was q law
partner in Guthrie of John J lIildreth,
now referee in bankruptcy, and after
serving some time be- went to Tulsa as
n partner ~ former Cogressman Bird
s Mcclure. whom Devereaux had
known AZ Gnthrie for years while
McGuire was deputy L 5 attorney,
Continued on Paxe ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-26
BLAkEI.Y NOT GUILTY
SAYS JUSTICE HARGis

B. Blakely. Marshall man had an
easy Job proving his innocense q a
charge placed against him OF attack
ing a l2-y year-old girl u that place
Monday mo evidence here to hold
this good man. said Jus Ice Harg .
as he ordered the cass dismissed
from the docket
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-26
YA\k DEFEATED BY
BIsITISIIER IN GOLF GtNI

Hoylake, May s6 Fred J Wright
OF Boston. was eliminated in the
sixth round OF play today Tor the
British amateur golf championship,
losing to Bernard Darwin Of woking,
by one hole
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-26
POPP|Es OF RED
DER SOLDIER DEAD
Scarlet Flowers Clothe War.
Blackened Battlefields. Re
turned Red Cross War
Nurse Says

~For never blows So red the rose.
As where some buried Caesar hied
Maskogee. May 20 Scarles pop
pies sprung NJ 10 clothe war black
ened French sod. and blossom from
the blood Of American soldiers who
died there. according % the Legend
of Flanders peasants, which Is prou-
Fht TO Amepca by Mlas Helen J
Aharn. Red Cross reSonstruciion
worker. working ia Oklahoma this
week IN the interest Of Poppy Day
sales
Memorial day will be also Poppy
day in The United States. and IN
France Millions Of little crimson
silk popples. made by hand by French
peasant Women and children IN dew
astated districts. viii be sold 60 wear
on Memorial day The funds Will be-
used TO carry on relief work among
the child victims of the war
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-26
Memorial Day Proclamation

As he years come and go Memorial Day ieeomes MORE
sacre 30 the loyal thoughtful Amefyan citizen IL heinH
sacrcdly observed al oyer this Republic n meoy ei
those who their flag past bat being THIS teaf
scrdy foreign lands n honor ~ ho Am'FeaNs
who rest under sncred mounds Flanders ed~ Wnb a
thus 10 inspire our loyal ih. Memorial Day anniversary
Now Therefore George Pollard Mayor ~ The 'iiy q
Gafhr hereby issue proclamation declaring Monday. May
goth fu aud legal holiday end hereby request ali es
~ euhre n cease and e unnecessary business Hpl
avoeatuns the general community observation &"
the day ia o fitting true, loyal Amefcan spirit
Done al the city Of Guthrie Oklahoma this 2eih day %
GEO A POLLARD
Mayor.
,.t.-, nrn L ANnERSnN CITY llerl
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The preliminary heating - ium
srlea chafrsd with kiinF ai nriaFei
hst weeF during dranAen hfa~l AZ
a sin alte east ~ fhe tliy t'Ne mills
uii be- he'd Tor Justice ligfgls ia
morrow morning af 10 oeloct
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KILLED on AUTO

. LLOYD Rose aeed !, WA run over
and killed BY ~ auto a. Tulsa YES
terday. The dr'se- of 'he car was
Geo. kribbs. aged IL.
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SAPULPA MAN KILLS
SELF IN CHICAGO

Chicago, May, 26.-John l.. Ford. OF
sapulpa. Oklahoma. shot and killed
himself In a downtown hotel here
yesterday afternoon. He had been
registered at the hotel since Monday.
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Miss Ahern II d type of Red Cross
girl idealized in soldier poetry ana
front line epics. although she did not
wear the white costume uf the Red
Cross nurse Brown ewes crinkly
soft brown hair. and quick smile.
all bear Witness Ia their character 20
the things she saw in the whlrl of
reconstruction work among MANNED.
famine -craxed refugees and victims
OF German occupation during the last
year OF the war and the perioa %
rso las sacsion foalowiws
she was awarded tho Medallion
Reconnaissance, by the French gov
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EATHER

New Orleans. La. May. 2s.-To-
night unsettled Friday, partly cloudy
cooler.
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