davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1920-11-27
EXPERIMENT ON PETROL.

In England research work for com
pairing alcohol with petrol as a fue
for automobiles was recently under
taken in Manchester University.
The expenses had been borne -
equal shares by the Royal Automobii'
club and the Commercial Motor Users
The Washington times., 1920-11-27
FORMING TRUCK RESERVES.

In Greater New York a voluntary
police motor truck reserve corps Is
forming whose object will be to assist
and cooperate with the police de-
partment OF the city by furnishing
motor transportation when necessary
in the event OF strikes, riots, acci-
dents or other unforeseen occurrences
affecting the welfare Of the general
public.
The Washington times., 1920-11-27
HUGE GASOLINE LOSSES,

Gasoline lost annually due to
evaporation Of petroleum between
the wells and the refineries, which
amounts to 5000, 10000 gallons and
more is sufficient to operate 1900, 900
automobiles for one year.
The Washington times., 1920-11-27
tied Viaduct Supports Menace to Automobiles
AUTOMOTIVE
SECTION

BUILDING 1924 Connecticut
Washington motorists during the
of
during 20 December This interesting
be to evenings during the week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-24
WHAT ~IcKED OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

ROME oliver punkott firgI
archbishop Of Araa rs aud Irish ii
sime aud who wa* executed hy the
British cor treason ln 1861 WIS eat
iiied 81 a ceremony Ia She e,asillea oi
5, Peters
81 paso The state Of chihuahua
offered reward OF i0oo00 pesos Tor
the capture or death Of Francisco
villa
West New YORK. \ J James
Hsllock Reid. auihor of 200 successful
plays, including Human Hearts and
the Confession died
n Louis Edward l. Corburn.
public school supervisor Of music
here, and president of the National
socialion af Muaic Supervisors oi
the United States IN 1879 died
Oslahcma Cily Executive com
mii,ee OF tho Oklahoma Amercsu Le-
Eiuu decided 70 hola the state conyon
tlon Ia Tulsa September and 2
shawnee Mrs Nora shsckleford
of shawnee MAa killed aud five per
soils including her four children. Mere
injured when . train struck their uis
tor car near Waneite
London A bolsheyik comnuniea
iiou reported The capture OF the entire
White Sea fleet Of six cruisers an,
seven transports, together with a
large quantity OF war material belong
ing 20 General Denexine
Washington Signed by President
Gompers the American Federation Of
Labor issued its expected call 10 the
electorate for an "overiuFn Ia con
gress"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-24
VETERANS INFORMED ON
CLAIM ADJUSTING
Many Cases Of Discharge Papers
aud Liberty Bonds Lost
What Service Man
Should Do.

Liberty bonds 90 the yalma ~ sis7. :
40 Ovlonxing 70 z.gis former sarvlce
iaen have been fsturnad to washlrx
ton ~ the post office department be-
cars" ~ incorrect address according
~ Lieut. Col Mathew G. smith, h.aasl
~ the servacs and information branch
% tho war department Ia a state.
Haent ISSUED today. vetsrans who
have not received their bonds AZ this
Late date are advised 40 writs 10 the
Zone Finance officer. Washington. b.
G. giving their name. army Aeral
number. organization and address
There are aino on file with the kone
finance Dfflcer 1853 dlscharne cerfi-
ficaies which cannot be- delivered 10
their owners because they were mail.
90 out and returned undeltvefed.
Alphabetical lists by states VI thess
undelivemble discharge eertiflcates
have been furnished 10 all senators
aud congressman. with thu reaaass
that they be- given the widest public
ny tosaibie
Former service men who stlll have
claims 20 be- adjusted with the va
riWis government agcnclea should al
dreTs Lieut. Col Mathew q smith
Council % National Defense building.
Washington. ID O.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-24

arch mnrderew were General Can.
dido Asnilar. previously reported a.
killed Ia action. which was denied
TIRE" days ago. General Juan parri.
soo. General M"rigo Ortiz and col
Eduardo Hayden. believed 10 b. \
Canadian soldier or fortune, accord .
Ing TO tho message received h,re.
Gensral Hudolfo Herrera Was a
former general under Porfirio Diaz.
before the latter was forced 10 fIee
from the victorious Madero armies.
He was later connected with seversI
revolutions against the Huerta and
carranza regimes, being known 81 i
"felicisia" faction who was back.
~ by financial support from the
"cientificoa. who wanted 10 promote
ths candidacy Of Felix Diaz for th3
presidency OF Mexico. after General
Porfirio Diaz had been forced TO seek
safety In Spain.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-24
~o'ronza and Faithful Fen Victims OF Brutal "Ley Fuega"

San Antonio. Texas. May ~ --Presi-
dent carranza aud six NJ his most
trusted followers, were victims of The
ley fueza,r fthe Iaw ~ the tugiiiyel
which has been practiced IN Mex.rc
from time immemorial IN mnrde. ia2
political prisoner.
The wholesaIe siaugbter ~ the
president and his party occuref Al
o'clock Friday morning al Fisx-
cal. Aitongo. Paebla, when nine oi
his small personal bodyzuard Of II
rDen under General Rodolfo Herrera,
turned traitors. aud aroaslng Car
rama and his faithful chief from
their sleep. ordered them 10 run for
their lives
Before the men Rad taken Ten
ktepS. rifles barked and carranza and
seven Of bis generals fell moriaily
wo9nded. General Juan Barngar
was missed By che flrss tive yoiieyf
bat the thsd was effective and be
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-24
FREIGHT RATE INCREASE
MI 81 RI AUTHORIZED III
RAILROAD MANAGE
ME<rS ENPEgT TO
MfEI EXPENSES
OBLIGATIONS NOW DUE
MUST Be MET
EXPENSES MORE THAN 100
PER CENT HIGHER NOM
WITH RKNE<t r. i-E>S
THAN 10. IL STATED

wssAlmwtu. MAY ~ ---lucyeasss ia
sreagAt rates ~ so as per cens in east.
era texrssovy. Sass in southern terri
tory An1 1881 per cent ia western
territory. 20 mees the difference t~-
y~een tire s per eeas Exsurn on pep
ersy inv<sm~nt peruitsed under the
lrSnSporsgfior act were advocated
here to-day @y Howard Eilio;s. chair
man 0F tAe sub committee of the gen
eral rate committee OF the AssoesA :
thon os Railway Executives in a
statement before the interstate con-
fnerce cozaralsSscn
NJ. Elliott pointed oa, saas IN he
s2s;eEa territory railroads for the
year endfng October 81 returned on
property investment less than one
fiftA cf cne per cent
In the soathern territory, Ne SAID
resarnS acre hess than three fouFths
~ one per cent and in the western
aesratory slightly more than tw0 per
cent. For saae coaEsry as Whole the
re<nra wss Said 10 have been slight-
" Elaore thar oEe per cent
Craer sh@ conditions of private
ownership ard operations u railroads
~wish governmental regulation. pro
svcslcn snad encouragement" be said
the railroads musf obtain earnings
enoagA 10 r@ei aN ohhgarions &ad
A&ye snstscsent cre8is to sustain them
IN competition WITH ether peoples
tine, brzias. enersy and money
MT EAioss dea.2re1 saat the rasl
road operators were inst as DESTROYS
az obtaining fxir adjustment q
wages for their es etse o. more men
as they aere to receive increased
revenGes. Re said There IS n2s
power. hraan- power. coarage CON
aso1sense and vision enoash in the
c0untry to sacceed IL they wili pail
,ogssAer. work iong and hard and
eliminate SesfsAness. waste ar dex
trxvEEance"
IN sastifc7sson of the railroads
position. he szi3 fhz, yhe prsce or
trxnspovs&ticz h2d not increase
nearly SO much as tie COS, of pro-
cRcsSo1 Expenses lad gone up al
ieSst lt.8 per cent while revenues had
increased less s1sn 80 per cent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-24
CAMPAIGN EXPENSE PROBE
BEGINS IN SENATE TODAY
Managers Of the Several Presi
dental Candidates Summon.
ed TO Appear; Hitchcock
FIRST Witness.

Washington. May "a frank r
Hitchcock one of Major Ceuerf
Food's campaign manage~. told !
senate investigating committee toda,
that so far as he knew the largeNi
sum spens4 in any state hy the Wood
orsanizasion vas $4,000 Ia New J~r-
sey He added that the next largest
was ss2.5s9
Mr Hitchcock said that In Sew
York. AS IN "A number of other
States the Wood supporters "fiuaa
o@d their own camaDlgn in their own
Eay.- without asking assistance IRON
ihe Wood organization.
Mr. Hitchcock said that "a
Mlehsgzn the Wood campaign was a.
RANGED ~by local people without Any
call on the national organization.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-24
PHYSICAL CONDITION Of
SCHOOL CHILDREN SHOWN
DR. Melvin, City Health Officer,
Submits Report For Year
Enlarged Tonsils Is Great
est Trouble, He Finds

.'T toe Information and benefit "
patrons ot the city schools, with rel
enence 10 examinations saaaa ay nr
] l. Melvin. healtA officer for city
scScsAs. complete record OF each sn-
dlvsdaal child examined has been M.
81 wlta the secretary Of the Red
Cross chapter 81 the federal building
nv Melvin has submitted his re-
ssori 20 the school hosrd and il is com
ps~te The principal detects found
and IN = large measure corrected con
Sist ~ enlarged tonsils. detective
teeth defective vision. nasal chsgruc.
sson. ceryscai aaenitis ana malnuiri-
tion, TN the order gwen shove
Following Is sAe report filed hy
Dr. Melvin:
Total number of children examined
1875. total number of defective chill
aren examined lsls. perccnlaee Of
defective children examined - per
cent This percent is diva ied among
lAe schools Of the city as follows
Waite sssools total examined 96t
Banner total detective 26s. percent
age Of detectives "a peFvent.
Total examined SIS. Capitol Hln
total defective 27t percentage of de-
tectiye 7sI-2 pereeat
Total examined SIC. Central total
detective Saa pereeniAge OF defec.
tives 81 percent
Total examined g. Cwierai total
defective 50: percentage Of detectives
s5 percent
Total number cf chsldren examined
ii7S. whites total number of chH
dren defective 500. percentage OF de-
f~ciive IS percent
Colored Scanols Total examined
80. Douglas total defective ss5: per
centase of defectsyes s. percent.
Total examined l72. Lincoln total
detectives i2s: percentage of dafec
tives 7Ii-2 percent.
Total number examined in calored
schools sss Total number defective
3GS; percentage Of detectives 1919.
percent
Cost OF examining 1876 pupils
II 5-S eents per capita In all er
aminstions was ably assisted y Red
Cross Respectfully submitted.
J L. MELVIN. ND.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-24

wa skilled instantly. carranza was
the first Of the party 10 fall, two but
lets taking effect in HIS back.
Pleaded for His Friends.
Lying on the fronnd at the p9int
o. death. the aged first chief pleaded
with bis executioners that tle lives
of his friends be SPARED This an
gered Herrera who cIubbed the last
aEark Of life from his former chlet-
iain's body with the but of hig rifle
The assaiknis fled. leaving the
copses where they lay. Poems who
ehanced 10 pass the spot dlsnoyered
them yesterday The authori'a4 oi
several villages were nOfIfis and
troops were Isatched 10 the place
10 recover the DOdler
General francisco Mariel. whO re-
manned loyal 10 Carranza. TOOK poa-
session Of the bodies and removed
them TO TnianciDco. village In Hii-
dsigo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-24

Not tbc ieeff affectei by the
shocking news of carrdrya'n deatia
through the ireachcry or d supposed
friend we're General Alyan0 Obregon
and General Pablo Nonzaley. au
prema chieftains Of the provisional
RDYernmrni,
Bureau Chief Authority.
The details VI the brutal murder o,
carranza and his party were con
tained nj TOO word telegram TO the
Obregonistas representatives hsre. II
was written IN Spanish and even fhe
Translator was forced 10 shuddsr and
vaguely whisper My God" In a
groan that was hardly audible AZ he
incredibly read vs. contents. The
message was relayed from Herr1o-
silla and was signed by General A.
Ia MAZDA. chief of the bureau Of infor-
nation.
Alnoms the party who we're pa. 10
death by Herroro and bis bana u
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-24
.lEHEW OUTLINES DUTIES
OF BANNER STUDENTS
Under Caption of What Next,
Divine Points the Way of
Eighth Grade Pupils;
Varied Program.

Tnder the caption. What Next.
Rev Lehew Ir addressed she Ran
ncr school eighth Grade class al The
commencement exevises hnld at tho
West Side NJ r Church. lie lave
some sage adyice 10 the students,
with 3 lgoad yiew 10 their datIes a.
future citizens ms talk was al IN
snlrafion
The commencement xereises wene
held under iire direction OF the nan
ner teachers. Miss Opal smith and
Miss Esther I.uebber Tile chlletcn
acquitted themselves admirably ~
fleCfinw much credit on the work of
the teachers during The year
The program and class roll followF
Invocation Rev I.ehew: Merry
Life chorus class Poem Flsyabsih
Kelley piano solo. T'heima Poster.
Reading. Charles Day. Last WIN
Testament Paul Haskell. Reading.
ioroihy Houahton pano due9 Hslen
Peacock and Corrine Cartypn. adj
dress. Rev Lehew: Glass Prophecy.
Clifford Potts ~Commenoemtaf Day :
chorfs Benedlctlon. Class Role s.
rah Bethel Madelia Bowere. Corrlnc
Carlson Dorothy Dlhbans Mabel fpff
Mary Hathaway Dorothy Honghion.
Fdrh James. Elizabeth Kelley He'en
Peacock Tbsima Potter. Eiiuca
Potts, Mabel Short. J L. Brown chas
Day. Chester Harizii Morris Hal
stead. Ben Haskel Paul Haskell lee
n Haskins Donald Mveys. Hiram
Nelson. Clifford Potts William Poster,
Earnest prieas. Henry Wuiff
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-24
CHICAGO ATTORNEY NuO
nAn rnODDiD .n,tIiH~
N>D WtDI STERN CHASE
AFTER INii. DUtHs.
itN~ tIO~I JAI.I.
NE BULLET NARROWLY ("
MISSES ATTORNEYS SON
IN LETTERS Nfnl M
NiD PRIOR ~ A.
@ 1T: POLICE BiIIENE
.rNl>t.E ~ SOUGHT
NJ ME> Wii0 NTRI.
rnOsItIfIlD

chA'aKo, May ~ lsvwry Avaaab.s
dntec'ive IN rhtoagp to-day was plaea.,
en tho trail ~ wvula bax aanaamtna
wlo made two attempts SUNDAY an
ne Bfe ~ Maelay tFaytgw a,aAsw at.
turney 20 Cook esuusv.
r,~a Astsmps* Maas.
IN both attempts rifle atvots wora
fired insn Mr. iloyaam ruwsdeues IN an
exclusive nnaehborhoad af the wsnth
side Two altorts wefa firw.i The ftyNt
crashed through window "a ths are
story ~ tho rnsldanes early SUNDAY
4~sfuias THE Wuvoad halles. rrwi
into the iioyae homa late AZ night.
narrowly misa.d Franesm T. IIayns
glAn STATES attorneys iG-ycsr. nli aen.
whaae Hslhauettn rwflerss~i ~, the
shade IN hla voom mpparnsully WA
q" 'arses ~ the man firing the shaf
Tho attempted asmnaHlnafNH fnl
lowed tho receipt bY Mr. H0yne of
numerous letters. threatening death
burning ~ hia ho,sa@ and other Ytc-
lanen, aoms tara ''blaokhand' 81.
natures
Members " tho lk1yna family nala
hut liftle attention tD tbs vrash n
thu first bulles into tho building. ha4
llsylna n STRAY shot whmn thv
buffet wan fired. howeyee. VI became
evident two attempts a. a#ahHHlnaa.
tlon had hasas made. aud sitAla
few minutes acotea N detectives wars
vi the Huyne homa aud went 90 wuFk
on the came
u VIVA uyideut frum observations
ihe bullet must hava hesn fired from
.ta upper story ~ vacant residences
ncrwg the street frum int Hoyrs
home. formerly occupied BY 0uorgs
= Hent wealthy plnao manufacturer
After making preliminary inyu4-
llgptiOn leahimw police authority.
declared hs believed ths would b.
asaa#wiu ~ ha onr ~ the frioada " a
band ~ italian lahar leaders now
facing trial on the CHARGE NJ having
@a.!atg sMossH Enflmhi. a labor sun
saan murdered recently IN 4 war sor
control ~ several unions III which
many Italians are memtera Ons ~
thnir number James vinel. WINS eos
wct@d several lays ago IA connection
with t1n F'nrlMht ease and eenteaeei
~ tHrtaen YeAfv Ia the penlsnntlafY
There are many PERSONS ln Hb
eaRo wh0 w0tild Nke ~ kttl Mr Hwne
for hiu activity In prosecuting these
men" declared the police official
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-24
MOTHER. INSANE, SLAsHIIS
TIiR0tTs OF CHILDREN

Cuthber, Ca Nay 81 Mrs. H.
Ward of Cuthbert slashed the throats
~ foar of her five chlldreu and
herself with razor. early yeefef
cay, according 10 the police while
her husband iay aslesp IN an adJ0ln
Ing room Mental deranesmant re-
sulting from bong illness was raid ny
her family 20 have caused her acton.
One of the children. a girl Of five.
died from the injuries. two Others
we're sald 10 be IN stri".ia condition.
but ihs lsurrh child and The mother
are expected TO recover
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-24
WILSON AND HIS
CABINET END IMPOSITION
Decision Reported Following AL
hes Audacious Proposal
That We Underwrite
German Debt.

Washington May - President
Watson and his oabInet have decide
mat The allies and Gcrmans masl
work out their own financial ~
eoNery unaldv'i further by the United
States, Il was learned today.
This important decision h und,.,s.
stood to have bean reached Al ths
cabinet meetinr of last Tnu,aay
u " believed 20 have been prirlp.
'ated By the financial agreement ar
rlwI AZ between Premier IAoyt
George ~ Greet Britain aud Prem
ier Millerand 1T France. NJ their con
ference Al liythe. England
Would Heavily involve u. 8.
This agreement would heavily In.
YolYe the United States
The following provisions ~ his
aFrHaSnent are regarded ~ uncon
ee5Nablc by this government
That the inter allied dcbtN Ansn
m the French debt to Great Britain.
~ millions Of dollars, ~ liquldaled
only ~ Germany pays or her li-
demnity This system would react
against the United States, II "a htid.
holding np this liquidation of Gmpt
HrRsius debt ~ billions ~ Jolhars
ia the United States.
Would He Underwriting Debt.
Thai there be capitalization"
q Germanya indemnity obligations,
presumably through the flotaalon of
a German bond issue. The bonds TO
he diHcounled by ihe United States IN
ofder 70 give Germany the funds ne
ceaeary for tho reAunpptlon of hsr
economic life and "a prevent tna
spread ef bolsheyikism throughout
central Europe
Both of these proposals. II Is be.
lieved hdro. IN effect would pa, the
United States IN the position OF ua
drrwrlting the German indemnity.
as'l to have been tentatively sst by
,aa allies az $50 600 ,o00 900
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-24
Ordered BY
God To XIII
His OWn Child

Moss Point, Miss, May 24--Louis
Smith. shipyard worker, under ar.
rest here charged with strangling
20 death his 4year.oid . oauhter, is
alleged to have told officers who ar.
rested him. that he WIS ordered by
God kill the child. Smith is alieg-
ed 10 have seized the child whit
walking with her yesterday and
stranaled her before bystanders
could reach linn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-24
BERCpOII'S ATTORNEYS
POST CAPTURE REWARD

Warrington. May z4-Aitorney for
Grover Bergdzll. convicted draft
evsder. who ESCAPED in Philadeiphl4
Friday offered a reward of $500 ls-a
night Tor his apfrehtnEion and de-
livery.
Az the office of Anseil Bailey.
- wss said fhat rot the Saiighfeet
esus had been obtained as % Berg
dolls whereabouts.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-24
NEW YORKER DECORATED.

Rome. May y Waiter Damsfoch
director Of the New York symphony
orchestra who " visiting in Rome
was decorated with the order OF tie
Crown OF Italy. receiving the rank Of
knight
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-24
UsiFIcATIos or METHODIST
CHURCHES ADOPTED

Dea MoiDeg. Is,. May 4.--Tne CON
mssiee report on ratification of the
Methodist church with the Methodist
Episcopal church. South. was adopted
today at the general conference here.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-24

HOUtC NC0S
TIE cloalnx escFstesa ~ st MsfYs
eshan wln he hcld 90 "wednesday
evening ~ \ oviayA oN the svaael
grounds Tbs vhlldrrn wlll pFwsent a
little PARTY play easlw.i the nllvwwnle
Hand Everyone la invited 10 asgepd
TAa many tripnaa 81 Kdwia lga
irwin wiA he wreatly auepfisyA when
lhet learn that Nv Wsa quietly mat
ried to Miss Pearl tagty vt TWlaa a.
Tho Masonic fcmpie "a 40 0ehNk
rhe glag ceremony was performed hy
The Rev 0as Eaales and The asiend
ants were Mr Fay llsss,a ~ ralsa
sud Miss Manila ilaH The eefwsnt
waa Witnessed ny tho family and
few frlenda
Mr. irwin has Kfpwa 60 mauhoae
70 this clts helng graduate ol lbt
Logan county hlsh wsbooi Ia iaos sud
finishing hla collrga education at
Lawrence. Kan he "a uow tsAiA!ss
ia ralsA and III sprN4ce ~ the uypay
on compsuy Mr. and Airs irwin will
ressd" Ia Tulsa
Mary 4 1uhnaan. mother ~ VI
tlhckl Johneaa aisd ~ huar, faiiafp
~ the bomo OF her hnme. 500 Noe.h
hrsad. SUNDAY morning al d o'vlaes
Funeral arfsiees will ho hssld Al crps
cent clty At sia0 Tuesday afternoon
and hurlal vii bo made ln thu family
hnrying GROUND H.ar that placa Mfs
Johnson wae ~ yvasa ~ aRa a. I've
time ~ her death
Postmaster uiMmtv announced
today that th. annual wrist og Apan
tgh prison lelaesw had arrived todat
Fix of them oamn VA one batch aud
we're addressed 60 citlscna ~ this city
aud trade territory II is Ahe duty q
the postmaster "a watch an lattsfa
THAT are known "a hv of questionable
character The carmarka IT tas
Spanish prisoner iettern ar~ plain.
ShssKf Robertson anil County |
AttHuey pluwlddlc ara a. Fort
Smith, Arkanean. today Investigating
some oklahoma Arkanmaa mine
daats, of which complaint has b@an |
made 70 the county attMgaA8, They |
viii be absent stveral days and wsll
make a thorough probe
Deputy Sheriff Harry Beam, u
busy these days writing receipts FOR
delinquent taxes ~ ia finny
thlng that business tnsu and we'll ~ 80
farmers will Deliberately tos their
taxes become delinquent asssl nay aesi.
atty They cay 10 altentioa 20 no
ticna until the final one ls recsaved
telling them ~ pay or b. levied nn
and lhem they make grand raAn
and bueinope picka $40 ~ the sheriff
office" said Beam to-day ilia offirt
haa been crowded ail day with psn
pie paying taxes aud penalty
The following marriage lieansas
have been iHanusl by Couri Clerk Mar
iLa Neal Alnee Saturday " u nae
rlay n Maple ! atiliwoll. 49, both
y Oklahoma chy; John r. Morgan.
~ and vtForia T rnryman. af
both of Oklahoma CITY, Fred W
Johnson, ~ and Mary A. Dayton
IirikonrldKe Edwin Erwin ~
poari NJ Carthy, ~. Tulsa rersy /
Nyat Virgins. ss liegga aud Mlr /,
on finertf, ~. Oklahoma city
Motion day 80 district court has
been changed from May n "a juav
/. The change III the caiondar was
made by Judge Swaak ON account of
Monday May as failing on a legal
ioliday Decoration day ON lfeouat
u tho funeral ~ Mrs John " Cot
oral Judge swnnk did NOT hold
sssaIon of court Saturday an had
'een announced
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-24
President of
France Tumbles
From a Train

Montaers8 France. May ~
ssui nescAanes pct~sent % rranSe
fell frosn a window o. hss train near
here last NIGHT. The train ~as naex.
Ass eU after has fas Desehsusg
walked a saise and eaars~r In ths
sarkn~ss anssl Ne ret a track ~0rs
er tse Was ungslarvo ard f,lea an
sg~osnsnseat foslowsrs has ARRIVAL.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-24
NO SHORTAGE nrar.

The spring auction of raw pelA al
~ Louis ought 70 break tha reconi
this year. considering ihe way ihe
whole country has bren skinned
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-24
STOCK EXCHANGE closeo.

London. May - The stock cx
change here and IN liverpool viii be
closed today. Victoria day
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-24
JeweLRY STORE aossEo.

Oklahoma City. May Z4.-Tbe Hart
vel J@~elrT store was entered sun-
day Night ~ robbers WHO 20; away
with sewslry vziusd AZ $4,000.