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IMMEDIATE PoSSESSION-PARK RID. NV.
DETACHED COLONIAL BRICK HOUSE.
Six rooms and hath; hot-water heat; at
tractve lighting fixtures; newly papered aud
painted; special colonial porch on front and
side Of house; room for garage; one block from
school and cars
A cozy home and a bargain.
Only 81. $50. Terms
After O'Clock. Col. 1912. wM. b. KRAFT.
Main 6s99. 50i st. So
GOOD HOME IN BLOoMINGDALE SECTION
-sr.. cellar; h.-w. heat; early Possession'
terms. So 900.
N. 6ooa REAL ESTATE EX.. $50 18th n.
NEAR CAPIToI-sR, II. w. HEAT CO.
lonial porch; garage; $1,000.
NJ. 62O6. REAL ESTATE EN-. 526 18th NV
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE WITH A CHILD
desire nicely furnished housekeeping apart
ment; two rooms. kitchenette and bath; sta te
terms. WILLIAM SMITH. 43t 4th st. NV g
TWO OR THREE ROOM APARTMENT OR
small house, in suburbs. by March 1. Rent,
about $40.
Phone NJ. 500. s.
BY A COUPLE-TWO OR THREE ROOM UN-
furnished apartment and kitchenette, or two
unfur. rooms and kitchenctte in private home;
oderate rent. Address 1020 Fairmont st.
NV. apt. 6. Phone 6354-W.
TWO ROOMS, KITCHENETTE BATH: FUR.
nished; NV. section; not over sS75: must be
frst-class. Address Box 1877. Star Office.
SMALL UNFURNISHED HOUSE OR THREE
to four room unfurnshed apartment, Wash
ington or Hyattsville section; must be reason
able. Phone Col. 5S74-W.
MOTHER and two daughters desire apartment
by March l. Address Box 2ssT. Star Office.
BY TWO REFINED young ladies' one room.
kitchenette and bath: furnished or 'unfurnished.
Address BOX 277-T Star office.
TWO OR THREE ROOMS AND BATH. FUR.
nished light housekeeping; 3 ladies'. Address
Box 2SS-T, Star office.
TNFURNIsHED APARTMENT. FIVE ROOMS,
for clergyman and wife. Dupont Circle.
Tel. after am, Cleveland 633.
FIRST-CLASS UNFURNISHED APARTMENT
Of hve rooms in GeorgetOwn; occupancy from
March 1. Call franklin 1895.
APARTMENT. UNFURNISHED: ABOUT i
fark or vicinity. Answer by letter only to
H. X. T.. 1913 Rhode Island ave.
MOTHER AND ADULT SON DESIRE THREE
or four furnished rooms for light housekeep.
ing ny February 10; can furnish silver and
linenware. Address Box 265-T, Star Office,
THREE OR FOUR ROOM AND BATH UN.
furnished apartment wanted inmeda tely; max
imum rent $60 Address Box 28s-T. Star office.
WANTED-AT ONCE BY MARRIED COU.
ments. Address Box 2e6-T, Star Office. =.
UNFCRNISHED APARTMENT OF : OR
rooms with kitchenette and bath. Address Boz
1A-T, Star office.
APARTMENT OR SMALL BUNGALOW. UN.
furnished: ami: state price and loca ton
Address Box ltS-T, Star office. 2s
RY TWO COLLEGE GIRLS AND MOTHER
furnished Ink. apartment at reasonable rent
$40 to $50. Address Box HOT. Star Office %
wANTED-APT. IN NV ROOMS. RATI]
i006 Otis pl. NV. Il
ON OR BEFORE MARCH 1. 4 OR ) ROOMS
unf,Ehished. in modern apartment house in
northwest: rent bet. $50 and S75 per mo. Will
pay the amount OF one months rent for informa
tion leading to securing such an Apartment Ad
dress Box 313-S, Star Office. l.
ONE ROOM. BATH AND PREFER KITCH
cl,ette, in modern apartment house; either fur
nished or unfurnished; permanent Addrrs,
Box 13-T, Star office. u
WANTED TO RENT OR BUY IN THI
downtown residential section, nw-West ol
l4th north Of H. south Of P stan apart
ment house Of from 30 to 60 rooms center
hall plan: all modern convenences. having the
general appearance Of large private home
Address Box 1855. Star office. IL
3 Or UNFURNIsHED ROOMS AND BATH
in suburbs, by Feb. 10; married couple Ad
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McLACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION.

PROFITABLE HOME-S6.5 500. $50 cash
One of the finest locations in the city.
On Mass. ave.. right near Lincoln ParK-
2family apartment. 5r. and bath each.
Double pOrches front and back: deep
front lawn: room for garage on pavcd
alley. Latrobe heat; excavated for cellar.
One of the best values on the mi,rket.
HOME AND BUSINESS-S10.J 800 Terms.
On n st. near 9th. Splendid Or. brick.
with h.-w.h. Large 2-story brick service
garage wide alley. A splendid oppor-
tunity for one looking for good home and
business.
A REAL BARGAIN 900. $500 CASH.
Near 18th and T. ne. Semi-detached
brick, Or. and bath; good sized lot. House
will be newly papered and painted. Al
joining lots. $500.
ONLY $39 $50. Small Cash Payment
Morse ST. ne, 6r.. bath; furnace: nice
basement: brick. in row. Deep lot to
alley. Early possession. Worth the price
asked.
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NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE; II ROOMS.
hath, southern exposure, facing park; central
northwest section; rooms all rented; reasonable
for cash. Address Box 1877. Star office I.
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Waggaman & Brawner, Inc.
914 18th st. NV. Franklin 74s5.
Open Evenings, 8 to 8.

NEW GROOM HOUSE IN NORTHWEST
Extra land, improved; wide frontage; one fare
near cars; all improvements; good neighbor-
hood Price, IS. 800. or 5000 cash and con-
venient terms. No agents. Address Box 1857,
Star office l.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

TRAINED NURSE will board and care for in
valid convalescent and elderly people; also
chronic cases; cheerful surroundings: warm
room; 80 minutes from city by machine; good
roads. Maple Wood Farm. Silver Spring, Md
Phon- Sandy Spring 80 y y.
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DAILY SPECIALS
WAGGAMAN & BRAWNER
Inc.
SUMNER HOMES ~

SUMMER HOMES"
"A bit cold, perhaps, to think
about. but still, something to talk
We will have for sale in the early
spring number of attractive
bungalows and camps and large
lots, all fronting on South river.
just two miles from Annapolis
The ground is high and we'll
shaded, on a fine road with cleo
frfcfty and telephone available The
property is about a two-hour auto
mobile drive from Washington.
over an excellent road the entire
distance. new boulevard, short
ening the route by more than fifteen
miles. is under construction
Any one desiring an available
saltwater site for a summer home
or week end camp is invited to
come In and talk it over with us.
The property will be sold at popu-
lar prices and without restrictions
as to building. but care will be
exercised as to purchasers.
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S2 750GCheyy Chase D. {.

S8,75O1Chevy Chase, d. {.
; Detached home rooms and bath: h.-w.h..
electricity. hardwood floors, porches. garage;
fine lot: facing 2 streets. North sl35. owner.
! 100 BLOCK OF 10th SE.-2-sToRY BRICK.
rooms. bath; garage space for : cars; 3o-ft-
alley; 81 ,OtO-
E st. near 9Th s.e.-Two hay window 3
story bricks: rooms bath: 81 900 each. Tele
phone Line 275e-J. OWNER, 5oi 9th Sc.
Booths Bargain Homes.
g. .soo-Md. ave. rms: frame; nice home:
S300o-6th and ne. er.; porch front, cellar
f; S3OOOIo-family apt, s rooms, baths: snap.
So 25O-East Capitol ST.. 6-rm. brick. big lot
and ne: er Se;nss e.th fssins naa;ion station
Ss,15oLKentucky ave. s-rm. brick. bath. etc.
s., ,OOo-New Jersey ave-, 6r-, b.. garage
s.. .OOO-sth and o NV. sr.. bath
81, 5OO-4th and ne. 6r.. b.. garage.
s.. 75o-2d R. ]. ay; NV. er.. b.. h,.wh; ph-
s. OOo-k st. nr. N. Cap. e-r. and b. brick.
ST. mr. "a st Cams s%s st. n'ts sr b. Sct
$500o-Union sta, rooms. BATH cellar. etc.
S, ,25O-F st near Pension Bu-. sr-. b., garage.
ave. nair;:r IT, o. 1r s etc
s., BON II. av. nr. Wash. Cir. 11r-. 2b.. hr.
s7.s0o-1sth and Kearney ne. 7r-. b., garage.
ss.OOo-1sth & Col. rd. NV. or. and b. brick.
$40. .OO0-2lst nr. Mass av.. Tor. h.. fine homo.
s12. 5OO-20th ST. near Q, lor. bath, fine home.
s1s. .5OO-2Ist st. near P; IL rms. b.: h.-w. h.
$50 OO-e:2d and Mass. ave. 12r.. 2b.. am i.
Terms arranged. Exchanges considered.
ROLAND c. BOOTH.
215 ST NV. Franklin .7Oa. .
WILL GENTLEMAN LIVING on "A" ST
who called at Ills 7th ne. ten days ago to
buy house call again! =
Two-FAMILY FLAT, S. ROOMS AND BATH
each; separate heating. 317 st. NV $500;
TERMS 81 600 cash. Two 5-room frame houses
1I11h 5th st. 5000; terms. Call Co
lumba 5317. No agents.
TWELVE ROOMS, 8 BATHS. ELECTRIC
lights; lot 100000: bargain. S12.5o. Address
Box DAT. Star Office
COLUMBIA HEIGHTSTEN ROOMS. TILE
garage: possession Feb. 16; bargain Address
Box 295-T. Star ONCE
THREE LOTS, 25x1o0: TWO LOTS. 1ooxlvo:
six lots and Broom house. all kinds fruit. All
for S. 500; going to Florida. ]. &. HOLMES
52 Green st. Sc.
VERY GOOD HOUSES
IN VERY GOOD SECTION.
IS. S.5Oo-washington Heights-Delichtfui
room house; h.w.h.; electricity: rear porches'
double garage.
house. rooms: h.w.h.; electricity; colonial
and sleeping porches; large yard 10 good alley;
completely furnished: $4,000.
$S.00O-Columbia Heights, rooms; h.w.h,t
elec. lights; front and rear porches; large yard.
$6.0O0-Columbia Heights; very modern;
rooms and hath; h.w-h-; elec. lights.
So. $6.250-Bloomingdale near ~ Cap. ST;
f0'"s hRaswEMGanasHER fa5asSs; L. AL ssTmn Co.
15l7 n St Phone Main SS4.
TEN-RoOM HOUSE on INGLES1DE TER
race. Might rent. Address Box :so-r. star
ofice. s.
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FOR RENT--STORES.

SIS PA AVE. NV: STORE. SUITABLE
for most any business. with rooms above: rent
$500 per month.
WILLIAM X. ELLIS, 1412 st. NV.
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COIORED BUYERS

II you in the market for house. you
would be wise in seeing
We have exceptional list Of houses that
can be bought by paying from 500 10 81. 900
cash and balance monthly.
Address City Post Office Box 1907.
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ON OR BEFORE MARCH l, 4 OR ROOMS.
unftrRished. in modern apartment house in
northwest: rent bet. $50 and S15 per mo- Will
pay the amount Of one months rent for informa-
tion lending to securing such apartment Ad-
dress Box 313-S, Star Office. ls
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FURNISHED Or UNFUR. ROOMS.

ss14 ROCK CREEK CHURCH ROAD. rear OF
sS1f Now Hampshire ave.-Two furnished or
rnfurnished rooms; hot-watcr heat; gas and
cler.fri Light
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l343 GIRARD ST.-Large attractive. second
foor front south room. suitable for married
couple or two gentlemen; all conveniences
fine table.
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UNFURNIsHED ROOMS.

slRsT. Nw-Two large. warm, unfurnished
L fo-i
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~; Sth- ST. NV rooms TO let with kitchen
rttr. bathroom on the same floor through. Appl,
before , o'clock any day. 3
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10 18th NE-Two or three rooms, private
hath; hot water heat; electricity; no cSHdren
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: ROOMS . on suite. and private oa'h' very
attractive hotwater heat: electricity ,oi'
aOfOJ.
1921 I ST Nw.-IArgc. bright room. furnish
cd So: unfurnished, so; Feb l. feoi'
as 10th NW.-Four. connecting; rcasohaoi'
ADULTS; porchcs; comfortable evenings In
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TWO large front rooms. children married
cnr,nlc nrrferred. 9I4 X n. ".
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APARTMENTS TO LET
FURNISHED.


wANTED-TwO YOUNG LADIES TO SHARE
beautifully furnished home with three other
ladies; complete housekeeping arrangements
laundry. electricity instantaneous hot water.
telephone, victrola. sewing machine; all con-
veniences and privileges of real home NV.
section cony. to car lines pos. Feb. - ref.
requested: Address Box 2s5-T. Star ofice.
4 ROOMS. BATH: WASHINGTON HEIGHTS ::
beautifully furnished: piano: ami; electric
lights: phone: lease months. $175. Address
Box lot. Star Office.
2 ROOMS. BATH; ELECTRIC LIGHTS :
light housekeeping ami; SIS. Address Box
lot. Star Office.
ONE ROOM. FURNISHED, AND BATH; FOR
gentleman only; the Portsmouth apt. Address
Box 29:-T. Star Office.
1897 IRVING ST. N.W-TWO ROOMS, BATH
and kitchcnette apt. furnished. Apply after
II am.
4-ROOM AND BATH APT, COMFORTABLY
furnished: dandy heat and electric light; 500
per month. Office, 121 18th.
18th AND BELMONT STS.-ATTRACTIvELY
furnished room in first-class apt, with use Of
kitchen and reception hall. Apt 2o3. the
$3.50 UNIVERSITY FL NV. NEAR 18th
and Eucid-One large room and kitchenette.
Col. 6493.
EXQUIS1TELY FURNISH
ed apartment in choice section of
city; furnishings for sale; lease
can be made with landlord on
basis of unfurnished apartment
at moderate rate; unusual bar
gain. Address Box 2oo-T. Star
Office.
WANTED-TWO REFINED GIRLS. SHARE
1our-room and bath apartment with two other
girls reasonable; piano and electric lights;
convenient Chevy Chase and Mt Pleasant
lines line, Apt: o. Holland. 1925 Vernon ST.. at
18th and You.
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te- employed: mother willing to help witt
hol sework. Miss Estelle NJ. Pittman, 12-s
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WANTED-ROOMS.

ny srI-pIorS YOU'VE MAN. single room.
with or without board: IN private iaIans .,il.s
moderate price: within mile of star on, "ncf !,
occupancy February IL. Address hoN
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YOUNG COUPLE employed. desire comfort
able room in private family; neighborhood
Thomas Circle: state price. etc. Address lsox
Q2-T Star office
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-20
III lOl HAVE \
PROTEST. MAKE II

he following notice wAs Tecelvs5
today By Attorney Smith from til.
corporation commission with refer
ence TO the application ii the Okla
homa Railway compSny's request 10
Increase in inserurban pAsscuser
rates. It you have protest 10 usas4
1le il With ciiy Attorney ChAs smith
before that date
~you are hereby notified that
cause No. sois. ia reApplication of
she Oklahoma Railway >osngAny fa
Increased inserureoaa passen es fares
on all lines OF said compaay In ans
snt 81 OSlanoma City. has been dock
eted oy the commission ID. heari~g
On Monday oesos.er s5, al tea oclo-.z
a. n.
Yoa are also notified saat cans,
No. 1895 M re- application III the oe
'AnonaA Railway company to- approx
Il q proposed tariffs on t-sighs ana
'x7ress matter handled on the "a
iaFlF9aa lines ot said coura-y 10 ana
from all points on their 1snes ia and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-20
6SSx6 ! i

Mrs. George Billingsley. Who "a.
been spending some time with he
son Charles and family at Muskors
has returned 10 the city and is max
ing her home az TIE lone hotel.
x Is <
WenrerHc cpxirs
NJ. and Mrs. Fred l.. wenner IN
nounee the marriage of their daagA-
ter Mary Elizabeth weuner 10 Asr
Floyd Glenn Hopkins. Monday Ocso
her Is. 1895. The wedding was onle:
one. the ceremony being performed
al the Presbyterian Manse hy Rev.
Geo. O. Nichols. in the presenc.. G.
: few immediate friends
The bride is a Guthrie girl hsvsnr
been born in this city. grew o. 10
womAnhOod here and attended the
grade and high schools she rs =
charming and vivatious girl 7iih
hosts OF friends among young and
old
The groom is an estimable young
man. son cf j. C. Hopkins. a prous-
inert farmer OF Crescent township
and former service man. hzvinz
volunteered early in the war from his
former home in Texas and serTed
two years under the flag. mach *
the time over seas. He has been
IN Browns Cafe in this cIty
or the past year and has made many
friends in Guthrie
The couple are at home with the
brides parents at Hillcrest Farm
temporarily pending the completion
4 their housekeeping plans.
The Leader joins with the mzny
riends OF both in extending congrzt-
Iistion and well wishes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-20
DIvYING UP

Farley Christensen. Farmer
Labor candidate far President.
SAYS If the wealth of this coan.
try were properly distributed. =
hod-carrier could take trip 10
Europe every five wears.
We take il thar Mr. Christensen
favors ar equitable division of
national wealth and NOT the .urn-
Ing Of hod-carriers into million
aires and mlllionaires into hod-
arriers. which would leave most
# Us no better off than We are
An even division Of all forms Of
wealth has often been suggested
~ the havenots aud aS fire.
quently poOh-hoohed hy the
haves Economists figure
that ii all the wealth in the
United States was divided equally
among the inhabitants each one
II us would have little over
1000. This would he fine for
hose II MS who onlv have sl.0op,
sui X would not be so nice for
hose who have $4,000 Then
here II the difficulty of arrang
az things 50 that the status quo
gOuld he maintained and all of
ss woald indefinitely remain ln
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-20
DOCTORS USE
CALOTABs FOR
COLDS AND FLU
Influenza and Grippe. Like 0rdi-
nary Colds. Require Calo.abs,
the Purified and Refined Gallo
mel Tablets That Are Nausea
less, Safe and Sure.

Doctors are warning the public thar
simple colds and mild cases ot lrfia.
ea1a often lead 10 pneumonia ami
other serious cumplicatauxns. They
s2y that every cold should recsss e
immediate attention snd that the
first step in the treatment Is 10 make
sure that The liver Is active. Fof
this purpose C4lo,abs. the perfected.
maasealess cAlomel tablets are the
sures'. best and most agreeable lax
alive.
One C2losao at bed time with /.
swallow Of w2ter-thas's all. no sa!sS
no nausea, and no nsesging al tha
digestion and appetite Next morn
ins your cold has vanished. yoa-
liver IS active your system is rar:
fled and refreshed and YOU are feel
ing fine WITH q hearty appetite G0.
brcAstssl- Eat whal you please
no danger.
For your Protection. C4iofaAs an
sold only IN original sealed p4ck4x4s
prsco thIwyslye cents All druggists
recommend and guarantee Calosaas
and are authorized 10 refund the
price II yoa are 10. delighted s.s,
then. IT. Adv
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-20

ucr tariffs cnalcdyinE Increased rates
on both freight and express. has be4n
docketed by the commission Tor hear.
ing on Monday. October - al tss
O'Clock a NJ
The commisfee Is very anxioas
that representative BE- present fro-n
each point affected b. these two an
plicatSons and will appreciate yoar
assistance in giving The matters al
possible publicity in order that al.
persons affected may have due or
portnnity to appear and Ae heard -
Yours very truly. At L Walker.
chairman"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-20

fcs their motto ~Leg Ga0rre 90 "a
ard their slogan IS Crafts Gets
They sell the soul og Guthrie for ssA.
hts, bali cash and hAlt time. and -
creily congratulate themselves oa
'''sesiT business 2camen and abilit.
Here is sample az the seislshnass
and insinceTity praciicel BY some ~
GnihFie's SELF appointed boosters
Right now. today. they are clamor.
Ing for the paving of Villas avaras
from Division street west 10 F4l,h
street W'Ar are they 50 enxssas
tAas this particular piece Of WAS IT,
p4yeds Simply because they want q
driveway for their paving DESTROY
Ing trucks. That is the one and oul,
reason.
They know. OF should know shss
np % the present time no form NJ
paving has been devised sha. wil
stand up aud deliver satisfaction I'M
der srssSk hausage II yoa ssaAs s
statement lust drive along OkIAhonls
avenue. or along any downtown
street in Oklahoma Ctr.
II there is TO be any pavins or
Villas avenue. ~hy nor pave ID Eror
Rroad street to the Cottonwood OA
they only expect to use il from FIT,
70 Division. and then there is N
Vine stree, ditch. yOu know.
Hos Abou; shat vIue stree, mis-
carriage. Isn't ii merely smell,
monument 10 tae tre2souaals se;fssA-
ness Of . te~ self-selected apostles
% an earlier day Who sold Ga,hrse.s
orithrighs 10 Oklahoma City,
T, paving would De good .hsrE
for part os Villas avenue. Why no
for all az lts
II paving Is such desirable .hins
Why not pave Vine street be:wse-
Harrison and Oklahoma Taat's
right uP-sown where everybody 4sr
see ST.
Does paving always increase \.
Talae q pTonertv. II in doubt. ask |
The acreage ownsr.
And please remember this: ii TAXES
more than paving to make Z ,hrixI1g 4
,iiy RUSSELL ADAMS.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-20
RED Cross ORGANIZATION

Topeka, Kan. Oct. 7n---A stat .
organization composed r former Rel
Cross service men was formed he
today with the expressed intantina
of developing il into nAf:olA1 aggs
nixation. Only men who sa-v@i in iNn
army or navy corps or on .hs Nations.
Red Cross board St wasaiassou arr
eligible to mem mbeTshi7.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-20

Editor Leader Time proves ;ha.
few selt-styled Guthrie ooosters are
merely Cashrie busters The perni.
cicus seltishness int5deli;v and DIS
loyalty regularly practiced by tsis
cult is appalling. yet they are for
ever chantinssswzMAzsss TIRE matter
with Guthrie TA-~@ Is strong b.
lie. shared by most Logan county
farmers that Guthrie IS one Of the
pocres, market towns In the siasa.
and there certainly Is foundation io-
sach belle. when certain farm pro
dac,s bring better prices when Of
ferei n Coyle. Mnlhan. Crescent.
Nayina. Cashion OF Edmond than thsy
do when offered in Guthrie Ii
seems as il certain individuals. as
well as corporations. whose heart
interest should be In Guthrie have
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-20

the possession cf $2.uDo. no more
and no less.
If Mr.. Christensen has these
details arranged his chance Of be-
coming President would be i'm
meaSnrably increased by making
his plans public.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-20

Even If Carpenter is ais good
IS he wants us 10 believe he j. he
las still . long distance 10 travel
lefore h. reaches Stanley toyel-
skie' ! level in Ane.lean history.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-20

Graham. publicity manager for
the Democratic State Campaign
committee, possesses superb bal
anee and rare knowledge IT the
efficacy OF the logobat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-20

Fortunately for sure thing
9 sports the Cleveland Indians.
Aan-o'- War and Georges Car
pentier all ran Ia form.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-20

BY Judicial ruling in Ohio q
man is head Of rha liogse whether
he knows Il " not.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-20

IN American woman in kiev
who traded her pet,icoafs was
lucky 10 have the negotiable
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-20

Cam Campbell has an adroiI
way Of placing Ferris knockers
I'D the peg.
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NINE STRIKE IN
STATE AVERTED
BY COOL HEADS

lCoatinaed from Page ~
'cure however. There is situation ol
the shortage OF cars. which alone
has forced the mines to be closed
down FOR many days. with the resals
that miners have been thrown oa'
Of work.
There are the troubles that arise
from The uses o, various types G.
explosives used in the mines. They
are strictly Industrial disputes wai>h
can be settled only between the mine
owners and the workers. but !. he
has the cure. should Ike 10 SEE
4. applied Mr.. Wilkinson said
bat the governors plan for state
operation Of mines fear viii not
WORK hare gone deep into tAAs
subject and had an Investigation
made ot the use that system Us AeinY
put 10 now.
Failure in Kansas
4 have found that In Kansas. rns
government. using convict Labor ;hAt
costs ,ham little. cannot mine coal 4s
eheApiy as can the private operator.
There are 50 many elements to bc
considered political graft and covert
ment red iape-shat fear his alsr
will no, wors. Mr.. Wilkinson sas1
Mr.. Wilkinson has drawn mp
report explaining In detail the mar
10 finance the building az q rsins
headquarters. 10 be located either il
Mnskogee McAlestsr. Oklahoma o.
Fort Smith, Arkansas
Tie report wtl be made io the ron
Senilen 81 mlae representatives (
ss,rlct No. y which is in sessics
FHre
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-20

tlons was married Monday at VA
Reno 10 Miss Gail Prultf. of Ok'a.
homa City.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-20

Carrier boys dsiirsr papers TO ,ut-
serihers: they do not sen them
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-20

Lutx store win give mid.winttl
style show Thursday afternoon.