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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-30
Los soldados portorriquenos
en- ell Canal de Panama

: Aprovechando la estancia en- Puerto
Rico de nuestro particular amigo Ell pri
mer Teniente M6dico del Ejercito de
los EE. UU. Sr. Alberto G. de Queve-
do. nuestro redactor miHtar, Sr. Carde
mas coIlazo, sostuvo con Ell referido doc
tor una .entrevista, acerca de la vida
= que nevan los soldados puertorriquefios
en- aquella zona.
Hay en- aquel puesto-nos dijo-asl
como en- toda la Zona slgunos Regi
mientos, siendo uno de clos e, de Puer
to Rico. Segin afrmaeiones hechas por
el general Babitt, ell soldado spaertorri,
qteno aventaja en- mucho a los nativos
aiiericanos en- discipline, porte miitar
sobre todo, en- la alta moraldad que
poaeen, constituyendo este un honor pa.
ra su TERRA nativa.
En- ejercicios y paradas no he visto
ninghn otro Regimiento que a el pueda
igualarse. Siendo ell DR.. .Quevedo ell uni
CO Official portorriquefo que hay en- su
puesto, Sc siente grandemente orgulloso
del scompottamiento y moral de Que
dan pruebas sus paisanos en- todos los
sitios que frecuentan.
Respecto a su salud, siguio informan
do ell DR.. Quevedo, puedo decirle que,
en- Ell hospital en- que presto servicios y
que tiene cabida para cerca de uuinien
tos pacientes, son muy pocos los porto
rriqnehos que a el asisten, 10 que Sc
debe al crecido numero de soldados ca
sados que ALI hay.
El "Comanding officer'' del puesto,
ST.. Ferrand Sayre, mas que un Official
es rin padre para nuestros muchachos,
entire los que ha Iegado a capt&rse una
mezcla de simpatia v respeto. Nos ha-
bio ell DR.. Quevedo del buen trato de
que son objeto los soldados en-
aquel campamento, asi coro del
sinnImero de diversiones de que
gozan. Ademas de los salones de re-
que gozan. Ademas de los salones de re-
creo que siempre Sc establecen on todos
los puestos militares por cuenta del Co.
bierno, hay extensos balnearios igle-
sias para todas las creencias religiosas,
gozando ademas del privilegio Gle visi-
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ras. los bomberos de cinco estacicnes del
puerto de Nueva York estuvieror echan
do aqua por la escotilla nimero 2, pc
70 por La tarde ell ''Tanamo" sc hundi6
de proa.
Toda seial de descubrir la causa del
incendio ha desaparecido con ell aqua y
ell fuego. aaaS
Mr.. Todd nos ha informado que Ell
gobernador Rely no ha rehusado NOM
brar unionistas para los ruestos publ
cos y. en- honor, a la verdad, actual
mente,-dijo-h hay dos veces mas unio
nistas colocados que socialistas = repu-
blicanos.
('sThe SUM-, edici6n nocturna, Nov 21)
'Cuando ell "Tanamo'' salio de San
Juan una nutrida manifestation indie
pendentista Sc burl6 del Gobernsdor.
En- ell muelle nos informamos cue con
la despedida que Ell pueblo de San juan
10 hizo al Gobernador, el fuego bordo
del ~ Tanamo'' y la negada q Nueva
York, en- donde 10 esperaba otra nutri-
da manifestation de protesta, ademas
de sesenta cartas amenazadoras, Ell Go
bernador no Sc, idivirti6 mucho en- la
travesia. .Fue por ESQ que los agentes.
del fGobierno Sc unieron a Mr.. Reilly
para hacerle mas suave pasajera la
ir6nica bienvenida que lie aguaedaba.
(ssThe New York Evening Journal,
noviembre 21.)
''Mr. Todd nos manifesto .qGe 81 hu-
hiera ahora unas elecciores el partido
de la asindependencia seria derrosado pors
100000 o5o,0O0 votos.
''Para que tengan una idea sus lee
torres debo agregar que ell americanis-
mo en- Ia isla va en- .aumento cada dia..
En- la administration de Wager, duran
te cuatro afios Sc vendieron 1900 ban
deras americans mientras que en- los
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Ell 1o-1o-7 Es NECESARIo pARA
PRoTEGER LA sEGURIDAD DEL
IMPERIo JAPoNEs-DICE KATo

WASHINGTON novismbre e9.- Ell
almirante Kato, consejero naval de la
delegation japonesa, ha declarado que
la petici6n hecha por esta, para que lie
sea concedida un 70 por ciento del to-
nelaje total que tenga la mas grande
escuedra existente, debe ser atendida,
supuesto que ell Japon la, considera in
dispensable para proteger sus intere-
ses.
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FUEGo EN- AGUADILLA

En- ell barrio 'Malezas'', sitlc como
cido por "Tres Gales, en- Aguadilla,
fu6 destruido por un fuego el a3macen
y taller de tabaco dc los Sres. 'tHer-
nandez Hnos'' Dicho establecimiento
estaba asegurado en- $4,000 y ell taba-
co, en- $4,000. El fiscal del distrito es-
ia practicando la debida investigation
sobre las causas que motivaron el ST.
niestro.
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BALE EN- Ell INSTITUTE
JOSE DE DIEGO"

Ell dia de diciembre Sc celebrara
en- los salones del Institute Jose de
Diego, de santurce, un bale lie con-
fianza.
La organizadora de dicha fiesta es la
sociedad cientifica de la 'Escuela Tee
MICA de Azlcar' del referido planted
6e enseiianza.
Existe verdadero entusiasmo entire Ell
elemento joven de nuestra culta socie-
dad por asistir al acto. ~
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NENSAJE DE LA "ASoCIACIoN DE
TENEDoREs DE LIBRos''

fLa Association de Tenedores de Ii.
bros y Oficinistas de Puerto Rico'', es-
tablecida en- Ponce, ha tenido la cortesfa
de enviarnos ell mensaje que en- CONNIE.
moraci6n al primer aniversario de su
constitution, fu6 leido ante la Junta
Directive del comit6 local, en- asamblea
celebrada en- ell ''Colegio Percy, Ell dia
seis de noviembre pasado.
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Ell PHILADELPHIA -

Nos informan los Sres. Sobrinos de
Izquierdo Co., agentes de la Red
's.D' Line en-esta ciudad, que ell va
por "PHILADELPHIA'' lego a New
York el domingo 2 del corriente las
ocho de la noche.
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BALE DE NAv1DAD

Ell casino anuncia para el dia 25 de
diciembre un bale de nihos, en- Ell cual
Sc levantara un Arbol de Navidad,> para
obsequiar con dulces y juguetes a los
ninos. Hasta las once ell bale sera de
ninos Y desde esa hora dara comienzo
un bale para los senores socios.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-30
UNA CASA DEsTRUIDA

En- Ell barrio ''Arenas' de Cayey,
un incendio destruyo totalmento la ca
sa de MADEIRA de Enrique zayas, valera
da en- 5000.
La referida casa estaba asegurada
con la ''North British Co." que repre-
sentan los sres. .sobrinos de Ezquia-
gaD.
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sEsTA sU ENFERMo oRAuE2

Pues no espere I'd. tanto ITEM
po para que le preparen su
Keceta.
LIeveIa la Farmacia Occiden-
tai Inc, y ALI lie atenderan en- Ell
acto. Buenos precios, buenos
servicios y todo fresco.
Salvador Brau %. San Juan, +
Puerto Rico.
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CABLE DE HOY

Tru-tru en- seda a S cents. yd.
Tru-tru en- algodon a 2 yds.
por S cents.
Tienda "La Fama". Tel. SIS.
ANA TERRADILLOS.
Salvador Brau ~. 5s
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"CAYO MAMBI"

La acreditada frma de esta pla-
"a, 'Vilar CO.., nos comunican
que el vlpor "Cayo Mambi' llegara
hoy a medic dia.
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mismo mes Sc celebrara un Te. en- obse-
quio de la Association Medica de San
Juan.
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SoIicitarnOs
SENORITAS y JOVENES

Para vender en- sus pueblos articulos de
facil venta para PASCUAS Y ANO NUE.
VO. Ganaran mucho dinero. Pdan infor-
mes hoy mismo a
CHRISTMAS NOVELTY CO.,
BOX lO6 CAYEY. p. R.
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Lo que dice la prensa....

cuatro meses que ueva como goberna-
dor de Puerto Rico, Mr.. Reilly, Sc han
vendido de 10000 a 1900 banderas.
Ademas, tres huelgas que desde hacian
cuatro amos venfan sosteniendose, Mr..
Reilly las ha solucionado.
Mr. Reilly encontr6 cargos substantial
les contra Ell hermano del "cpeaker"
de la Camara de. Representatives., quien
era presidente de la Comisi6n de Indem
nizaciones Obreros v 10 .destituyo in
mediatamente- -dijo Mr.. Todd.
"Cuandosel presidente Wilson hablo
de la propia determination de les pue-
bios pequenos, los portorriquencs, inme
diatamente, creyeron que Sc trstaba de
ellos la independence Sc conyirti6 en-
bandera political.
En- las ultimas elecciones los repu-
blicanos obtuvieron $4,000 vctos Y los
socialistas $1,000, mientras que los unio
nistas obtuvieron 10000 votes, pero
81 las leyes no prohibieran la union de
ambos partidos, ;el espirttu americana
hubiera triunfado. en- las elecciones -.
nos declare MIR. Todd.
(The New York Times, noviembre 21)
RELY Es MUY POPULAR.
DICE IGLESIAS-
En- los viajes que he hecl1o al inte-
rior de la isla de Puerto Rico, acom-
paiiando al gobernador MIR. Reilly, he
podido observar que las recspciones,
ofrecidas en- honor del Gobernador han
sido mas grandes que las dadas Theo-
dore Roosevelt. La 1nayoria de. los por-
torriquenos son tan 'leales, como cual-
quier americana de los Estados Unidos,
En- todos los discursos pronmciados
por Mr.. Reilly yo no he dido ninguna
descortesia para con los portorriquefos.
FL Gobernador siempre ha hablado de
una manera digna. M ST.
Los p6rtorriquenoe aman la bandera
americana y cuando dicha insignia es
mostrada en- publico, ellcs bailan 60
zan con gran entusiasmo.
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LA FAMILIA DEL GoBERNADoR
EMBARCABA HOY

Aver circul6 ell rumor de qua Ia es-
posa del Gobernador su hija embar-
caban hoy, a bordo del "San Loren
zc''.
Mas tarde ,el secretario sr. Hull nos
inforln6 que ell referido rumor carecia
&c fundamento.
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RESFRIADoS CAUSAN DOLoR
DE CABEZA. LAXATIVE BROMO
QUININA desvfa la causa, curando
tambi6n La Grippe, Influenza, Pa
ludismo y Fiebres. Solo hay un
"BROMO QUININA'' La firma de
E. w. GROVE viene con clda cajita.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-30
NoTAS DEL CASINO
PoRToRRJQUENo

La Direetiya del Casino da Puerto
Rico, instancias de algunos de sus
miembrcs mas distinguidOs, adopt6 el
acuerdo de hacer un edifcio en- la par
te oeste del Casino para instslar .un
juego de Bowling Alley.
Para Ia CONSTRUCTION de dioha obras
el contratista Don Ramon carbia Sc
ha ofrecido gratuitamente v los sres.
Ramon Aboy, William Korber v Wal
demar Lee, han ofrecido suministrar los
inateriales necesarios precios de cos
10. Ell prssidente del Casino, LcdO. Mes
tire, Sc comprometi6 comprar en- los
EstadOs ,Unidos Ell ''Bowlling-Alley. =
Una vez instalado este cd.6cio, Ell
Casino tendra nn nuevo attractive que
Dfrecer los Sres. socios.
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Los "TEA-DANzANT''

4 Los tea-danza1.11t" que habian de
celebrarse los dfas 4 y IL de diciembre
hassrsido suspendidos y Ell dia 1s del
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-07
TRAINING SCHOOL FUND
REACHES S3l 900
Wednesday, Drive Brought In
Much Money To Committee
In Charge Of Nurses
School Proposition

Wednesday eas big day for inc
Nnrvc Training School 8anlnpa
men, cleren poNmun. teachers min
lstera travelling man railroad men.
aud people n many other lines of
work subscribed according Go ability
Many are beginning to reaiiho moro
fuily ihe Rreat valuo. 10 lhe eommun
ity of an institution whish will torn
out highly trained nurses
Several pursoua called ap by tole.
others 20 ii today
phone n say ihey wanted % mahn a
subscription i.eaAing farmers "a
preased Interest in The moyemeut ana
eesefai ~ them made subscriptions
Committees ara canyaaslug ihe rurai
routes Cash contributions. signed
"a friend" n $1,000 snd s2s 90 res
pncilyely were recelved al the office.
Several additional large anbscrplloas
are promlned soon Thu campaign la
going woli bat ii VIII require con
tflbuiIone from every frinnd III Guth.
rio and Logan county 10 swing ihe
enterprlac in blk fine way Your
subscription nov viii help Influence
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iut tIlIA\S ARE OF
ron WICHITA MEET

fAe following members ~ shs
Guthrie Rotary eiah layt for whhiia
f. special Pullman ear last Night
70 aitrud the district Rotary eonvea.
ton hat opcuea In that city to-day
Sam Gardner /. M Hitahaupt. 4.
e cioihe'r Ed gshL chaa seels4
odsb 9purrler Louis nronzon. Iona
lii'dfsih = @ Niblaek. 10 Walton.
Ffans pientit Arr Esans chna.
Olson NJ = Arma'rput. j scardla
Gas koetHch Ar pIbhsns. Geo.
speer Hyrou na'ehsler
The Guthrie delegates wora white
coats white bats and carried canes
Mestlamea Evans lIl'drvlh and Dlh
heaH accompanied lbor h0ahanda On
ihe iflp The convention win ast
today ana Friday.
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Another
Mail Sack
RO berv

tAlgan Aoe NcaflY tbeee.
quarters ot an arllAra waa
eastsed away e hn psafAwn aga.
tlaa hsgo yvsts tY a xr,ap es
bandits who eoollY piayei sand los
baasbail all afgefuoon ia got al
iolnlWx lba station,
rae snm contained ~ tbe register.
"a poufh nwcopsd 40 by sbe ru5b.rs
ia their sudlsn dash spoa tha mail
rlefha waa established toaay Ia fha
discovery ~ tha peuch rapped open.
abandoned and eYenlnally fauad Nv
thr pollse IA Il Nsre money wrappers
aaa either cylteasa ahawtag shal ghs
saah saA neNopasle securities "a
contained wefe salavi "A saao 700 u
sgaaogo
the rphbefa NADIA a ele8n getaway.
une ulnuie aua haif was tha
esilmei~ of bYngandrra af ths slme
the eutbrrr tunanmed IA nAhlnw aff
wtsh the luat "a antslrn VIA tha
naaaeli ihsl Witnesses wpra dared ami
na lwa ioia the aams asofy Tho
sfefY ei she actual fohbery Ia the
maia rau tNa#
tvur umn appeared wils pogAge8i
resplsera hefpfu aaxen magl clerks
aaa demanded that reelstsyef malt
naeh he surrendered Thls done A
man ~ tremendous ntfemth picked
up thv nNtcH ~ on. baud ard
fnassd u loco a waiting AUsamohslu
Companions gathered wp two either
poaehea laudrd tAem into tha ma
chine ani droya hastily away
una shot waa flfad ANA ihat tv ona
* lhe robbers ~ ths hle man wta aad
hanflei fha ruglHerna matt paacit
The blF man haa dasiel around ths
rref % Tho machine and probably was
taken for dataetiga whether tha
hnllet took ogfeet waa uos ascertain.
"a
The ear dashed around tta first
corner aa policeman moved lnto
siHht
rhe number 81 ,he machine was
obtained and traced showed the wr
fp have heen stolan an March 20
Early this morning ,he pollce
'ouad iha three mail ponrhea n
'ANAHf lnt 'he Registered money wrap,
eefa Indicated the cash loot 10 have
haea ioooo one doilar bills. $50 900
h miscellaneous currency nnR
HafsaHa containing 100 bills each ot
3 eeV denomination.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-07

STNlki.EN TO TALK
At THE TEMPLE

Rev. Geo. w. stock ey o member
OF the Speakers Bureau OF The Mason.
ic Reserch Society of iowa. represent
ing the Masonic Service association of
the United States. will deliver an II
lustrated address to all Masons on
Monday, Aprl lsah The Secretary
the Executive Commission cf the Ma
sonic Service association Brother RI,
berts will accompany Brother Stock
ley and operate the moving p'ciuFn
machine used IN presenting througa
the sense Of sight the importai
truths the Service association are al-
tempting to convey 10 the Masons
throughout tie length and breath u
the land
The hour will te announced 'ater
The work OF the Masonic Service
association in endeavorlng througn
printed matter and the lecture tn-
reau. to educate and enlghten II
tremendous army enlisted under tht
banners of the Masonic Fraternity
merits the earnest support Of every
member. The acknowledged futile ef
feet OF the lodge TO properly assimilate
the wonderful influx Of new member,
through the routine channels Of lodge
instruction, together with the apnat
ent need In these crucial times OF edd
eating our members in the fundamept-
rs Of Freemasonary and their duties
as citizens living under a government
established by Masons W III its guar
antees Of the most glorious liberties
ever enjoyed ny the people Of any
land should cause tremendous in
terest among all Masons in this work
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-07
EXPERT COMMUNITY
WORKER Is BUSY
Many Calls Made on w r. Corn
By Outside Towns Guthrie
Fortunate In Securing
His Services

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-07
Man Is
BIOun to
Pieces

Homlny, April, "a. w. Weed, IS
nitroglycerin truekdriser for the
Torpedo company Of Pawhuska, was
blown to pieces at II O'Clock last
nigh, when 100 quarts Of nltrosIyeerin
exploded five miles west OF this place
on the Central Petroleum company ;
lease.
Weed, who has been hauling hiaa
explosives for the lass three years,
was alone at the time and the cause
OF the explosion probably viii nevee
be known
With the exception of fragment
Of boot worn by Weed, found 2oo
yards from the scene, no trace OF the
body has been found. The truck WAS
also completely demolished and only
IN occasional piece OF iron or wood
and a deep hole In the ground marks
the spot where the esplos'on occurr'
ed
Weeds truck, when the blast came,
was one mile of the main road and
travelling north The shock OF the
explosion was distinctly felt here.
Widows all over the town we're
%.
seed is survived by a widow AMI
two minor children. one a son. . and
the other a daughter 5.
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ton this year to dictate terms Of
employment, according to em-
ployment agency officials. Then.
too. the farmer faces the problem
this year of holding down the
cost Of production because Of the
low prices of farm products and
generally is trying TO get along
with as little help as possible.
Farm wages in Kansas this
year average $40 a month. board
and lodging, or about $40 less
than year ago, the free employ
ment bureau in that state reports.
W. II. Lewis. Missouri labor com
missioner, declares "there prob
ably will not be any shortage Of
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state aecordin gto bureau officials,
runs For experienced hands from
s25 10 $50 a month faccorsling 10
experiencc( for single men. aud
from $40 to s65 for married men
who are willing 10 live on farms
with their families Last year.
the peak year Of farm wages. the
scale ran $40 to $50 for single
men an $50 to $50 for married
men
The Immediate prospect is that
harvest wages this year will be
around So a day as compared
with 81 last year the Kansas
Bureau reports.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-07
SECRETARY OF CHAMBER
Or COMMERCE ACTIVE
Many Matters Before City Civic
Body; Good Work Is Being
Accomplished; Commit
tees Work Faithfully

The secretarys Office at the Cham
her Of commerce ls busy place 4
report prepared by Mrs " "a Heey
shows that during March they hand
led numerous personal appllcal ons fog
work besides letters al inquiry as
"a the need IN Guthrie for carpenters.
masons. sienographers farm hands
aud an classes of OH workers Thete
were CORE spondenoe from persons
looking lor locations fer manufactur
Ing paants. bath house. butcher supply
'hosise stur~ HxNgs suppy houses ail
'industri, and snrpiies the bprdire
crafts. scenic companies. leeAtlogs
senght BY veterinarians eye and ear
specialists and a ioi Of N seellancons
lines All these received timely and
eousidefate attention
During the month there wero three
meetings Of the budget committee of
the chamber. TWO of the special com
mliiee 70 consider a wholesale sweet
potato dry nix warehouse the enter
tainment committee considered the
hand the baseball PROPOSITIONS aul
gave the shorihorn BREEDERS banquet.
the hospital committee handled thA
federal hospital situation and th~
nurses training school the manufae-
turing eommitiee handled the cotton
plant proposition the agricultural de.
voted much Time 20 me cotton grow
ers association the civic commit
tee rs pushing the cleanup cam
palgn for he last week in Aprl Tho
board Of directors have been very
busy hiring new secretary several
good roads trails and large amount
o. important routine business In
fact, the new organization unde
President Lockwood and Secretary
wall has hal a strenuous time da
and might ana at that nave hard
began 10 function properly
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-07
PURPLE AND WHITES CON-
TEST FOR ELks' BENEFIT
Teams Chosen To Have Charge
of Selective Campaign To
Increase Roster Roll
500

A special meeting of Guthr Lode
Of Elks was held 10 ihei club room
Tuesday might 20 complete plans FOR
the scleotive campaign for ther clae
Of 500 new members Tho following
officers were chosen to take charge
OF the campaign Tom Jenkins the
newly elected Exa Ted ruler az com
mander ~ chief w r Power wa
chosen as colonel Of the purple army
" th brothers Bill Welcb aud + L..
Evans az majors and brothers Goe
w Paddock n Al Rrauu, Roy ira
band. Ed Stockton Of coyln. 4 II
Harmon Guy Bates r II Mcclure.
j c Lesh and Dr NJ y Farrow or
Cushing as captains while brolhe
Fred Soohl was selected as colonel
~ the whites with T. = Bronson AMI
II f. Matcheit as majors and II O
Matchett y r. MerieB Louis u
Halsel Roy Frey George Dougherts
OF saltwater. Byron Bachelor, Lester
IIoush. phil Trahand. Herman ger
lach and Homer Adams Of Crescent
City captains Both the purple and
white officers will assemble at the
club rooms sunday afternoon 10 selers
Their oncommissioned officers and
Confined on Page 6)
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-07
MARCH WOOD 70 MARRY
MAssAcHuSE ETTS ciRt

License 20 marry was issued 20
March Wood OF Guthrie and Mildred
McI.auehnu Of lowell Massachusetts
N the court clefb * oklahoma couu
b Yesterday Mafch Wooa a Gu'h
rle hoy and was eoualderrd q conf rm
ed hatche'os Ills many friends her
will Dee surprised 90 heaf % hts nv
'tlmonlal venture
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-07

Kansas City, Mo, April =
Widespread unemployment N
cities has created a drift back to
the farm and relieved the farm
labor shortage brought about
during the war, reports of federal
aud state employment bureaus
reveal.
Farm hands in the great grain
belt of the central states are re-
ported plentiful at wages greatly
reduced as compared with a year
ago.
Farmers. who for several years
have been forced to grant almost
any concessions to labor TO bring
their crops through, are IN a posi-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-07
Work Scarce In CITY; Drift Back to Farm Begins

sort Of labor that presented itself,
according 10 officials Of the
Kansas Free Employment Bureau
Experienced applicants are being
located as fast as they apply.
however, while there are about
sixteen applicants for every job
open in other lines Of industry.
the records show.
The bureau warns that farm
hands who venture to define how
many hours a day they are will
ing to work stand n poor chance
Of getting jobs.
The general scale recognized in
Kansas, the principal growing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-07
WAGE REVISION DENIED
TO RAILWAY COMPANY

chicago, April a.. Permission to
make pt,yisional revision OF the
wages Of unshilled labor on the New
YORK. Central railroad was denied by
the railroaf labor board here today
The railroad recently requested
permission to put cuts Of from n
to 81 percent into effect on April /
The dispute was taken to the labor
board after the railroad and the cm
pioyes bad conferred
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-07

farm labor this year and wages
probably will be much lower than
in any year since 1915
In North Dakota q survey dis
closed that farm labor for spring
and summer work was plentiful
at from $50 to $40 month as
compared with wages Of from 800
to 500 a month paid last year.
In Illinois the state department
of labor reports farm hands go
ing back to the farms and ac-
cepting the cut in wages.
Kansas farmers are demanding
experienced men after worrying
along for several years with any