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The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1920-03-12

battle-ground or unoround, for
Sale by Circle Mill Co. 2-6tf.
WANTED-A good reliable Sheep
herder between the 9th, and goth, of
March. Salary $4,000 per month. Call
on Albert Klaus,
2-27-3-12. Circle, Mont.
WANTED to 500 acres of
early blowing or breaking.-C. R.
YOUNGQUIST, Watkins, Mont. 2-27
1926.
We make Farm Loans and can
give you prompt service. First
National Bank, Circle, Mont.
1t pays to get your feed ground.
Have 1t ground at the mII.-We also
h around or unground Feed for
So, Circle Mill Co. 2-6tf
-
The Circle Drug Company will
carefully fill your order and Pre-
scriptIons. We carry full line
of Drugs and Sundries, Station -
cry and Candies.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1920-03-12
Classified Advertisements
See us for Farm Loans. First
National Bank, Circle, Mont.

LOST-A Ladies' Gold Watch, IL jew
ell, at Circle. Finder please leave at
Banner office for reward. 3-1-tf.
FOR SALE OR RENT-320 acre farm
8 miles west from Circle. Good Water,
Coed Buildings all fenced. For fur
Their information call or write,
Mrs. Mary Nicolussi,
Glendive, Montana
AUCTION SALE-At Circle, Montan
on the first and third Saturday Of
every month, Farmers bring in what
you have to SELL Conducted by Col.
B. E. Taggart, the "livewire auction
eer."
FOR SALE-stock Of General Mer-
chandise, value about 100000. Stock
located In Circle, County Seat of Nc
Cone County, town with future.
VIII sell stock of groceries separately
If desired. For further information
write, o. C. Leithe, Circle, Montana.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1920-03-12

We are offering Goods of ex-
ceptionaI value. Goods that in
many instances can not be re-
placed for the money, and will
cheerfulIy Refund the Purchase
Price for any goods found un-
satisfactory
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1920-03-12

These special offerings are
for the month of March and
are subject to prior sales.
We intend each month to
give special offerings on sea-
sonabIy goods and 1t will pay
you to watch our Ad closely.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1920-03-12

HIDES AND FURS
Why send your hides and furs
away when you can dispose of
them here at Richey. We speci-
lze in this business and our
prices and treatment will please
you. Try us with that next lot.
EARL Peterson,
3-12tf. Richey, Montana
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-06-18

growers for the years 1920 to 1925,
inclusive, is that the associations will
be able to attract competent sales
men to engage with them. That
could not be done il the contracts
were for one or two years only, and
the immediate future of the associa-
ton were problematical. Another
reason is that that period is neces-
sary to finance corporation for
warehousing the wheat and doing
the physical handling of the product.
This part of the plan is discussed
further on in this article
All wheat delivered to the associa-
ton will be pooled according to
grade. When a farmer delivers his
wheat it is weighed and graded. His
what then loses it's identity. It is
put in with wheat of like grade de-
livered by other growers. Arrange
ments are made for securing an i'm
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-06-18

0NE of the world wide achievements
~ of the Buick Valve-in-head motor
car is the complete motor car satisfaction
that comes with Buick ownership.
Such am achievement has not been estah-
ished simply through the miraculous per-
Torrance of one particular model but
overwhelmingly acquired by the daily use
of over five hundred thousand Buick cara
The Buick Valve-in-head motor car
through twenty years of fine performances.
has established prestige that has com
pletely won the confidence of mankind.
Buick efficiency, economy, and endurance
are qualities that give to the world an
assurance of supreme motor car
satisfaction.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-19
WHOLESALE SLAUGHTER

Mexico CITY. June 1e Three hur.
dred women eamp followers attached
- the government torres have haen
KILLED by thu orders NJ Franc isssn NH.
Ia. che bandit according 10 81 Demo.
crasa today. quoting Jacints Tsuaha
wealthy merchant of Ilmiaex. state
chshsuhsu Excelsior prints a simi-
lar story hut does not give The source
Of its information
According 70 Trueba. vila capsur.
I'd the women during an encounter
with re~lmcns NJ a. factor cavalry
between parrai and Jiminex. He III
dered the women lined up Tor revsew
70 see whether 'hey wer, soldiers
ma squerading. One woaan eh0t
twice at villa. but m sssd rnable 10
lesrn which cne attacked him Villa
ordered al the vrrDen bearded to-
ge''er and sho' down.
TnIeia said Villa captured him and
asked for raHSom res 0q0 yescs. but
he managed To csce
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-19
MANY LOGAN CAR
OWNERS ARE FINED
Collectors From State Highway
Department Pocket S6.b0
AS Costs In Each
Case.

Forn than fifty lnwan rAAniv nese
CwHvFA Who haa necieeieA IN sssnr.
1890 auto gaA sARN haNs hees arrest.
ed hy iax caslectnn sent oat e.eg
The state b th~ stale hiseway g.
paftment The ,0ass ln es = ease i
sass Thls dses no, 50 into tho cs ua
W lfcataFy hsa Is retsinrd vs. ha
deputy iaN eoliessor Nha makea sAe
arrosl Two eaileetofr have hsor
sYsiema'twlis wnrking tha eiiy ANA
county duv!ns the weeh
va ~ the aHty ~ avery eslsrr pao
owas VA automobile 81 Nav his ll
reree tax said ono az the Aenuties
hero today sAhea man iaAs ta
fNy hr g. chaailn the roaa Aua
bridge tana ~ yeur county nus Of
tla. money or a. icaf' "a nar ftnt
" a. as that Is the amoant iaa' Reok
10 she rnantY 0nlv lM pef cnnt q
retained hg the state ~ delmv aN
senses * mainsninlr# ihe state hsah
WAY department
The collectors age working Cayit
aad Crescent essy teday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-19
rHE arRiKE SlTuArluN
InnNn Al A


Chicago. june 10 Reports shat
railroad men affiliated with tire Chit
cage yard men association walk oas
iu several widely separated localities
do not indicate any general reaump.
ton Of the nailon.widc rallroad strike.
according 20 Vice President Whnaey.
81 the Brotherhood a. Railwy Train.
men.
N addition 90 sirlkea reported 20
day a. philadeiphis and Burlington.
la ~ men employed ~ the Chicago,
Northwestern railroad walked out
yesterday a Benlo. 90, and Illinois
coat mining district near 50 iouis.
Nj. whitney eftieisss the railroad
board for delaying rs dseislon IN ,ne
N~suc increase cnse hearing, wlich WAS
recently completed here As ss
pressed mueh disqualification because
the labor hosrd haa not handed its
deelsien
~ ls generally fslt that the board
is not deina the riqth thing think
the WAGE board is toying 20 keep ln
style with other governmental iribpa
ala by delaying AZ much - possible"
The labor board stated today that
Il was Impossible 10 ~ definite date
for the decision
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-19
RED CROSS SERVICE
INSTITUTE At NORMAN
Young Men and Women TO BE
Trained to Fill Executive
Positions; Field Work
Extension.

A Red Gross aeryice institute
which viii train young men aud
women 10 fill the positions Of oxecu.
tive secretaries tn Red Cross chapters
opened Tuoedag juno w, A. lh
University OK Oklahoma ~ Norman.
The course will last eight weeks,
closing August Z
The university Is cooperating With
the Red Cross in the project and
members OF the faculty will be among
the principal lecturers. Experts in
special phases Of Rod Gross work
viii be- cent from Southwestern
divisional headquarters IN St Louis
10 give supplementary talks
The field work, which IA akin 70
actual experience. viii be conducted
ny Miss Florence Ncsbitt, author of
Household Management" and one 81
tho boat known welfare wordors IN
the wese. The course Is designed 10
prepare executive secretaries TO lead
their communion IN al forms Of Red
CROSS service
n Includes study ~ such subjects
as health. child welfare recreation.
community needs. and social case
work.
The candidates viii learn the
fundamentals of carrying on The
community affairs Of Red Cross
chapter. They will be taught what
each community should DO II pos.
sIble. toward maintaining its health,
safeguarding its children and caring
for It's unfortunate Persons who
can not afford the expense OF attend.
ing may be sekt under Red Cross
scholarships details Of which are OBJ.
talnable at their local Red Cross
chapters.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-19
WILL PRES. WILSON BE-
NOMINATED At FRISCO?
Events OF Past Week Fnreshad0w
Third Term Nominee and
League As Issue prcal
dont'a Condition.

ChlNgp 80 1ana m 4hat
fresld Wa15fav WiNnn 4Hl
~ che nnmlaae uf lba WNu Fmu
vi@cn convention ~ noa aia
fnreWtNr eouerhb
hteN'# ~ gha paaf thgea 8as#
haye aNRget sba WatHs 81 tha
democrats natimnai gunysntmb
Tho ohlsf lsaar ia i0 he udafsa
mrm 81 lhe ieteNe az uaoa
and Wilson gmh8dlf8 that aua
Tho sahaansemeai ~ aleAtao
that he 10 not canaldsfA N aef
" thu piAn shaped Wih aIe,
AdoA oai 10 onr IA ieft sn yltHl
i8H ma l##ne hat Wn8uH
Az f'a#ta riryn will raNlras
hweeif wifh flwhi "a tb weg
rlrnk iie efil loso lhna taa
platform VIII be slontsa ra
chisf pianh viii Do t,e lnat9a
The adouiloH ~ tho platform
VIII automatically lead Ia ihn ee
lection ~ President WH f
thrd term A leiter irYm thn
prnHiieat wlfi Ilkely ho relt ~
ndnN'lWn
Tho president WIN hYmh ~
third term precedent h'd ihrnw
down thp eaanlist 20 ii8fd'n 80
the leaNua
That IRE efes'aeal y phva'railg
fit has teeu given % he WORTH
ihreueh an authorized Interview
wiih i0ufa sietnfd ~ sha New
York psarid a'etolA'a ~ia@ aara
the pfeHIdou has vrlnrd twenty
pnnudH rs weiRhi Tha prnNtdeHi
uaea came nnd walks e4h a
nmr - aaYs aud hlH fr ia n1f
distorted as enpnaes have #ali
siutold says outside ~ fsc lln'
WILSON STRONGER mentally
than DO wes fao yuara feh ans
"oua month wili aee hls phyaiti
condition hotter than n we wh2'N
ha waa IT. Paris
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-19
WANTS WET PLANK.

Chicago. June ia Walker "
Wick of New York campaign man
agcr for Gov T. Edwards. of New
Jersey. IN Chicago today on hls way
to san Francisco declared in state
mont that there would be mot less
than seven hundred delegates IN the
democratic national convention in
favor Of modification 0f The Vol.
stead act permitting the use Of ligh,
wines ard beers ln sBch states al
wish "a da 10. with state contfal ~
regulation under general and ih
earl federal act
Opposition 10 the eighteenth
amendment Is not today a political
Issue" Mr. vicks statement. said
the voIssead act 'is open TO amend
ment, as has been pointed gui Dy
Governor Edwards. and by auch dis.
singuished republican authofnY az
Senator Knox. uf FaunsylFanim
An, " Extreme.
"The Nolstead act is 80 extreme
that u has placed in. the criminal
class millions of women who make
from homegrown fruit light wines for
domestic use. millions Of farmers
who make cider from their own
orcABfds Il places under ban
millions of our citizens who for gen
erafions have regarded light winee
and beers as much part az iheir
daiiY food as The bread upon their
tables
EVIL consequences have folioRed
ehe enactment of ,his unwise and .nn
democratic law MoonahiBe has
grown twenty fold II has come
down out Of tho mountains into the
plains and even into the towns and
cities Disreepect Of the law. and the
bribery of state and federal agents of
are everywhere in over
whclming evidence In place of the
harmless ligat wines and beers va
have the increasing use of the harm.
fui liquors In Illicit trade.
THE democratic party IS going TO
call a halt on this aud rescue tho
country from tho hands ~ fanatlcal
whose numerical weakness
IN shown every time they attempt
separate fight The platform will b.
clear. fundamentally democratic. PRO.
gressiva and. hope. brief II viii
embody one sgntfuout whirh oupht
70 be taught ln every school house
in the United States. That ia. rospec,
for the president OF tho tinted
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-19
WHAT ~ICKED OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

New York William g McAdoo
wired Joueit Sbpuse. assistant sccre-
tary OF the treasury, that he could
not permit his name 50 so before the
democratic national Convention He
declared his decision was "irrevoc.
a8le"
Austin The Texas Legislature
adjourned is special session with the
completion Of legislation TO extermi-
nate the pink bonworm 10 cotton
areas.
Chicago Walker NJ Vic. cam.
paign manager of GOV, Edward l..
Edwards. Of New Jersey. candidate
for the democratic presidential noml-
nation. declared there would be no
less than TOO delegates at the national
convention fayoring modification OF
the yolstead .1,t TO permit manu-.
facture Of beer and wines.
Washington G. A. X.
Martens, who calls himself soviet
ambassador 10 the United States, has
been recalled by the soviet authorl.
ties. II became known,
Washington President Wilson
has signed the water power develop
mant bin, 4, was announced An.
nouncement also was made that be
had not signed the measure repeating
most of-the wartime legislation.
BerlinA Bresiau dispatch re-
ported a Polish communique has been
issucd announcing the collapse ~ the
Polish offensive and the development
Of the Polish by the holsheviki
Berlin The Nunen Badsche
randzcitung had report the former
German emperor is critically III
Washington Tho May review of
the federal reserve board predicted
Goa shortage next winter that may
curtail iron and steel production and
seriously affect other industries.
San Francisco--The tentative list
Of temporary officers Of the demo.
cartic national convention, az an
nounced by the subcommittee on ar.
rangements included Homer g. Cum
mings. chairman of the national com.
mitiee temporary chairman ~ J.
Hughes, Oalahoma, would be chief
door-kecper
Paris. Texas-Lawerlce =. Siell,
former cashier of the Farmers Ma
tional bank Of Cooper. Texas. gave
bond OF $4,000 when arraigned by .
United States commissioner on
charges of embezzlemeDt OF 1900 600
OF the banks FUNDS.
--Llsbon--The Portuguese cabinet
resigned.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-19
CHICAGO ADttKIISI>G
MN GIT GUTHRIE

Change ip pieas and aahrdals eulA
sit thA nfuse ftha Chicago advert
ing men to csa,bre. luna ~ This
Leader received 4 letfer from u d
crowiher of thn Carpaf pthnmlioas
todgy saying n avn sofrr % Aisap
point YOU. bH the schedule shrpnsh
Oklahoma for the Chicago ageney
mon has been reductd 60 wo asys
instead u thfee this mesna II ueees
rary for me 10 rut ont thag psn ~
the trip from pklahema rurta ~
Perry the arenta want NJ aea iae
hry county wheat fields ' rFaref
thla. hut Il cannoi he helped ! want
70 thnnk ynu gor the Nina offer 70
provide overnight hospitality and On.
teriainnenf for thc Wiiota had We
mqde Guthrie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-19
LlNrz SUCCEEDS FiNplY
AS Rro cRoss CHAIRMAN

Tho ioraA Cmuty thnmat Awofi
can Red Craes. "a eallr meeting
~ iho executive haara Juuc lS,iAa
acceptcd ihe resignation "a rtes 5u
FHdiv who has been chairman III
the chapter siaee ihe romuieuc m snt
az war wefh. 1une. l9i3 hsare iYen
three wears OF tnntlnuoua service le
The Rod Croaa in the intcrad "a hla
country We reerpt very much that
he Is moving from orr mhff iiu
has been very erdent worker ~
civic enterprises and hls nreaonoe
will D. missed sFeaIig Wa commend
hm aua his family ~ thc eood nennle
ef t1 Reno. ~ whsssh iAncc hA rnea
JGAy 4. al pastor of thn Christian
church A resolution ot recitation
of hia serYicep was drawn nv and
spread on tho minu'os
ny Fred l.ln,z, who has boe'
chalrniae ~ tire cnihr branch
Amerlcan RED Cross far ihe past two
wears. has heen elected 10 tiN the
vacancy made ft She res suaiien ~
Rev rtddlv ue fnef 'hli ao cAnlcr
is visa nne ~ Mr. ffft "a niwaye
iaturcaied "a tte welfare ~ the rom
nnanily ana spah n peppu ls ne'dea
a. rarrv an the 9eseetiria pfotr,m
o. 'he Ped f'fees
Niss susan Z Rar'sev ehairmap
~ ihn turcaa q cducatlos pnd re
rsarch far.ihe soithweeterp dMision
American Rod Gross WIS visitor at
fhn oxecn'lvr rassion Mrs owe 81
NcreuneM ae'lrr chairman ~ I.owan
ropnty chapter
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-19
HEBREW HEARTH HOME
IN PALESTINE PROPOSED
Holy See viii Accept the propo.
sition But viii Oppose In
tolcrable subjugation of
Other Races.

Rome. june 70 Anxiety rsRasN'ue
the question Of zlnniam Is fel iH
Vatican circles. according n rshOra
here The Oaaeryaiore Rgma1. ori
An n the Holy sco niaisa she vai~an
Ia able 70 accept without too great
apprehension the re.eNahiiahmeni ~
n "ifebrcw Hearth and Home n rsi
esiine. but would consider iaioleu,bie
any subjugaiion By tho Jsws ~ any
other races and religions already ~.
tablished thoro. Tho Holy gse. the
newapapcr says. would exers All its
Influence against such course.
Sir Robert Samuel. BritNi hi9b
commissioner for Palestine. Ylli aF.
rive here shortly, and hope n exDres.
sod that he will reach IN undors,and.
ing on the question. with no vati-
can.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-19
GUTHRIE TO BE- H[AlQUAR-
TIERS FOR R. |. OIL CO.
Lions Club Luncheon Friday
Noon Was Enjoyable and of
Unusual Interest; Local
Talent Show Success

The Lions cluA heid iss wsekig seas.
sion and luncheon az the Hone FRIDAY
noon end closed ~ the basinrss oaa
of their Passing Show" enter.
mens wivcn at the Pollard wednesday
and Thursday nlghss While eaact
feureS were not announced IL was
stated that the rross proceeds ffom
the TWO nlgefs performance Ncvv
something over a tAourand dollars
Afier deduetin9 expenses q handsome
Fam viii re4naip Cor prosecmlnr some
PROJECTS ~ local affairs taAt the
Lions pamose a. maA ursis during
ihn summer and faA Miss Rock. al
rector ~ Passing SHOW. was pres.
cni al the luncheon and was gr,piea
With plaudiss and coneaiuatons oaI
the marked success shc achieved lnI
the enterprise.
6 Y Hale. president of ths Rock
island Petroleum company. sunressvrs
"a Carro on company tnld the club
In short sp~~vh thar the headauar,
tiers ~ the Rock Island company
were being brought to Guthiie from
Kansas and THAI l4e expects
soon 10 establish hss residence here
aad 60 bocome identified VITA thc
and civic lifc ~ thc CITY.
Another gieat WAS N l,nhfy
os Las Angeles. California. MO ohs
o. tho activities ~ the Lions on the
ocast
Local Agent Well. a. me ~. Smth
4 Western railway was introduced
a. new Lion and Hsisay nayie
aud ) " kroeger were elected TO
Lions Gifin, Lehew and Fifc were
Apo sted a. nominating coMsu'ttee
on officers for ihe year beginning
July 4. who will be elected ~ rri
days meeting, June @S
Tisa international convention Of
ions wall w. held Al Denver, July r.
le and the following deiesaics will 1
20 from Guthrie Fred CIR en-, v Y |
Hansford. d . iamoad. aud NJ V
IIaws & NJ sanders. Otto Feather |
ngill Lorln Stark and Geo " Aader
son were named as alternate dele
sates
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-19
FREE VACCINATION FOR
ANY CHILD IN CITY
Red Cross Has Made Arrange.
mcnts 10 Care For Large
Number. Protect Your
Child Prom Disease,

40 ypa know tnag smAlpot 10 an
Al s0lnGly rfeyentabse aisnsef
10 you know that tbe value 0f
aaailp0x vaccination ~ prmseuias
tive m smallpox ls one u faa xreat
est discoveries eyrr made ~ medir
eat srlanea1
Whg nVt protect Yyaf ahlid naainAt
gusaIlpus M having tlm Raeeina,sd
innnedatelys
The Logan e0nnty ehapieF ~ me
Red Gross viii prnyiie tret vaeeirt
tiau FOR any ehild u eehpsl afv ~
Logan county WIN viii csii ~ tho
Red Cross f0oms ~ tAe ihird flo1r
II the Federal ballairs fFo'a three
TO five O'Clock euy aIteFaooe next
week. June at.2G
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-19
WITH nRnkIN MIX
M DOES DAYS WORK

Nirhia Kan fu # w
feuf maniAa r. U
naa Cma h w
wfth
aalniay nnpFe M HHH
W mnaleai History Nhv9laaa sAv
1ha Ivh. ~ inwme yefgahmF nf
var n0smnaa a. WAS faahad
SHES he WIS nlrnsh ffam teblAa ~
40 AUTOMOBILES February 81 IRE
spinss or points. ~ fhr ilarti tad
Hfih ysrtabraa wers bgoaea on TIE
cuiumn af the unck aaa movpd az
leBat a0afief ~ an tfeh aff efater
Nlr fawnan wns unaware 0f hia
rnatItien uulil fveHns Algay 81
aminatign apd haw beWa wnfNlEs on
hi farm 70 apise ~ hla 1niury
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-19
STATE WILL BEGIN WORK
ON STATE INSTITUTIONS
More Than 100000 to Be Ex.
pended in Six New State
Buildings This
Summer.

0klahomS City. June ~ ~ X Rus
sell. chief Of the state borrd ~ rub
lic affairs has announced tSai hlfs On
construction work on SIX state instl
iut'ons will cost more ihan g299 .9e0
will be opened June q,
a 100000 school of mines buljl.ns
At Mlami. ss0O0c tubercu osis aatI
iarium for negroes At Boley. remndoi
Ing " the library of the rnlversity
" Oklahoma 20 cost &51,90t AMI re
patrs on other institutiong ars !nelpd
81 IN the budget
on tho three days foilo wing m,
board viii open bids on s225gp00 worth
of current supplies for state ius'iiu
lions.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-19
ARMY IN PURSUIT or
BLOODY eurCnER

messo City. june ia.~saivs5ar.
Martinez Aieris was appointed sec
retary of the interior today hle nemt
nation completing the provisional
csblnet Senior Alorla was forr7ergy
Mexican diplomatic representative ir
Guatemala.
The Mexican railway VAS turned
eack 10 is owners Dy she govern
r1ens today This property Is British
controlled. Queen Mary heins grin
eirsl ssockholder.
Ten thousand troops are on the
trait Of Nilis's army ard a BATH. is
expected tonight.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-19

The roAlowlpR mauiHe license
have beon lsfued by roaH clers Nf
Neal since yesterday ilNfhef 81.
Brewer za Of Blroad. ent HarFs -
y Reed @ ~ Ase AlHstnf iatanA
Milhr, Ia fnliineviyla rnkba art
N ~ fg N fAnHr' avafse
N i4eA4sp Il gTi Ei@iyB i4Hl N "
W ihbs ee kssNsf'ee lna
Nova sie Nerton e5. " rul#n ~
ron u amlth. 81 esd Susie y Aey.
ser. 30. both ~ eHhric
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-19
REBEL TROOPS M
MEXICO DlsARNED

San Antonio Tex. June le. Dis.
srmfng of troops formerly under com
msnd Of General Pablo Gpnzsles has
been begun In Mexico City according
10 a report received IN official aHaf.
ters here today Three thousand
sroops@ have already been relieved a.
their arms and other troops will ~
disaruaed. the report states
Gen Juan Baragan escaped Mon
dsy at neon from the Santiago nfis-
on n Mexico CITY. The reports werc
confirmed here later by Juan Bar
ragan. ST..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-19
\EM JERSEY GOVERNORS
CAMPAIGN MANAGER
SAYS MANY nI,l0-
Gratis ARR WET
AND ANGRY
M0ISTi PLANK CERTAIN
REGARDLESS OR BRYAN
MILLIONS or Mt.< t<D NO
MN M ot IRtet0t'S
LAW tRE PLACED ~
the CRIMINAL CLASS
IL CHARGE


Lincoln, Neh., June ie.---wm. J.
Bryan gave out the statement today
tnat ne would safeguard the dry plank
in the democratic platform at San
Francisco and personally see 70 u
that II was inserted or fight the party
thereafter.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-19
WILL MAKE PERSONAL
SURVEY PLAGUE DISTRICT
Public Health Service OF United
States 10 Investigate Bu.
bonic Plague Reports
Ia Florida

Washington June fa iervsanf
Cummings of fbe piiiic hoai'h service
viii l~ave hefo Monday Tor pauaaeolA
New Orleans aud OaiyeH9H 20 book
over ihe bUhonlr plague el'naiinn
There haH baep uo frih develop
maais al lheeo fnria the deaarlmeni
announced Nud Indications ara nnt
alarminG
The quarantine aFainst ram dro
Mexico. because Of The plague. was
litter al MOnireay June ~ tho fla'a
department wrs advised today by Tho
American counsel AZ Monifvay