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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-29
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Al iSakth faF their wAlskg aattnsa.
laa fag 'sps paiuta south N tha
tHfaeEs Sra beaihniaK ta fiaea ehm
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~ the asaih an pfohlhltlsa whloh 4
How b#lna wa3ea n Scotland wiisAy
stands a send ehsaea "a reealYlaa
knockout hlew.
9asa ~ WAY tha anttpeohlhifsaa
forces have considered ihulv pssslsls.
aad decided 90 llnpyuva sla~lr ryss.is
An aoffaa valRag publicity rampalaa.
fAsy ase ua~ hitliaa 3ith fall faree
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AnsteFahgbltlaN Ps@sr.
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los ihs hlii baatda az Aeoslsad fraaa
fhc nailnn dmmMnaa swraesn Nf ths
ilfenala8 lawa 10 provide forf
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tlou reasonable hours ~ npsntaH.
puafahmenf n dsankrasa wholesome
refreshments aaa fsir pflaua
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natiaa demands
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chants stores ana oghsr plaeea
raFi haa bsap .rapafud whieh ~,
igfa yosdafs throughout England and
Aeptlana 'ha talluwlnx adyler
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"uuiy year Asu. tha modsFats
Wins grEHker IA me uaitod STATES
Naa laughing AZ tha Idea "A Dry
Auierlea nat prohshltion haa cams.
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Ft1as - ~ian wili a. ton. II yeu a.
ap' defend Y ifeip youraniF fh.
9lslhwas, nat the tsaaa, can win tAl3
'lghf
FNatnh Yuug sieegianH and fuaaa
ap rgur fsilow electors Rew can.
iltaiee riak pweRlY standing 81 pro-.
alhitipas bat eimkea as tesrai 30.
Ilpblals az uatlauAiists. AZ state pug,
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plaW YoaF dh~fslAg. ksee t~ntDtal
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county councils " thsy af@ AlraAay
Ia, wurk 10 saTu them 0ui az sh@
lent selections Fsaaiata are hat ,hs
men ~ ba entFuated with tha a'ram
iian NJ pahha affairs and wtth the
spepdlnw ~ fat@paYaFa money.
"lrfsrm ths Women
"En8lana say the American In.
ifudafa IA ~ tie made dr. hy tAm
aomen's voss Flnd ans wnat shsY
ARP telling yaar wQmanfotk and "a.
piala ~ them tba nthsr side
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I'd y hla 0Tn worst snesF puhlle
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-29
nc TN" MURPHY.
.IINMAN. IAtLs InIAL

ChleaEo. June 70 n FiIw Tlm" Mar
ply Chicago labor leadsr MIks
corr0rro. and ylncenza Cosmanq.
Jointly charged With murder. todsy
wers browsht before Joseph Rabeth
70 face trsai foF their alleged con
necsion with ths death o. Maurice
''Noss" Enright. LAST Fapfusry
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-29

nWffale, n ". Iwna ~ - eur
pvesows weys k,llsa Ani a. aras
seFmiHsd rawhes laiuFsa toakt
~ tire ccllspss ~ sl's sails ~ shs
noushsFland netsl. la~ef Main
ssrsrs lodging heuss
ti9nsy men occupied segws -
ths building lAst niahs KnB tNs
DAY eisrs hat no laFsgygita a.
20 tAe the nsswper ~ esFsaws ~
the hullain9 wnsr sns eysss carve
The bealss ~ ths gcur msn tas
en tFom the e0lne wNfs uplansst
Tied.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-29
WHAT ~TcKED OVER
tNHE WIRE DURING nAY

Beaumont. Tex --Ano,her case ii
hubouie plague has been found here.
making the third An extensive RAJ
determination campaign 8s on.
Wichita Three n.eu are beine
held in s, Louis, As suspects In con.
necsion usth the murder ot station
Agent Charles p Artz here sunday
New York The hinioa dollar
campaign Of the lntercbarch World
Movement has been abandoned The
entire project may cad July 5.
Lieutenant Sssnley ". Amess
American aviator Iosi in Mexico in a
hailstorfn snd forced 10 land. Is be
Ing hsld hy The Mexican government
(. San Francisco Oklahoma dele
gates TO the democratic convention
put on snake dance" a. the opsH
ina session Yesterday. many other
delegates Joined In the fun.
San Francisco -The credenflal
committee late yesterday seated TO
Georgia delegation headed b. Clarke
Howell and pledged 70 Palmer
Washington Francisco villa and
President Huerfa have axeeed 70 ses
lie their differences ny conference
here
-Sas Frsnciaco--The democratic
convention adjourned for several
hours yesterday tn respect 10 the
memory ~ the late Senator James ~ |
Kentucky.
Stockholm Two thousand unr
prisoners said to have been drowned
n the sinking of bolshevlk steamer
we're reported saved
san Francssco-Jo r. Robinson.
y Arkansas. was elected to be ptr
maaeui chairman of the democratic
national convention and Senator Car.
'er Glass of Virginia, was chosen
chairman of the resolutions ty re-
spectire committees which went to
Tork after the convention had Ad
burned until one o'clock TUESDAY
afternoon.
Huntington. y Y. - william q
NcAdoo informed newspaper man
hat be aid not wish 70 be bothered
I1c1t politics md refused TO discuae
she national convention ~ reports
W wouid accept n nominated .or tns
presidency.
-pfa aaidei phss--shortstop George
3sneroft. of the New York Nationals
made six bits In sir times ar BAT IN
he gzms with PhHsdelphis. equal
iDz a record made only once since
500.
-Hsverford. Pa--NcNefI Drum
light university tennis player. par.
icfpstfng Ia the inter.coilegiste cham
'iorship TOURNAMENT here. defeatsdil
-eon De Turrfhe. ca,sain Of the Har
lard team.
dayton. os--Sergeant BoutrielIeI
4 Mccook field. made a parachatsl
Iescent Of 1850 feet. setting what
. believed 20 have been new re-
ord.
--Psriz-The auction Of the Jewels
4 Gaby Desiys. the dancer. brought
',30s. 80 francs. which. under thsl
erms Of The Will are TO 20 to thelI
,oor Of Marseilles.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-29
AND NO MARKET ron wool

While ciothirg continues 70 sell a.
the highest prices N ? lifetime chs
csgo bankers are trying 20 raiea p
fund OF loo million dollars to aid
wool growers 20 hold their crop anti
there " demand for H. and almost
every day you hezE some learned 10
dlvidHsl rratius ahoHs the law ~ snp-
riy and demand
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-29
Fire Boys Are
Busy In Boston

Boston. 1vne 2R.---rse fftn ,,o,el
hre WITHIN week. al of sasen of
uncertain origin, WAS DISCOVERIES a.
tse hesfl ESSEX early to-day while
every hefel ir ,he city ~es tec.
StAliy suareec 70 prevent such AT
cecsFvnee. All 81 the fires nave
startec ~ Railways o. closets and
ue police Believe they were ket p !,
~ smecorntars ip each eAss ths
uasaaee has been slight.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-29

fsssrksna. AfAa sana 81 N-~Fli
teen second srssk YAfd eissA se5
flfsy enainsn H ne 'nta ,Aif
Nay ysras Ne on four hour
trskr lAst Hia 4 - the result ~
tho employment ~ ron unien
'nsn - Ar assssAnt yard master
A. scon as "a way officials ~srr
tela % tea sauss % tho strike
Trey disshsrgti tbs newly en-.
rioyed uuan .Aad tfe steikers te
iaraeo a thsst ~ors.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-29
FARMERS PREPARE 10
STORE GRAIN

tFramartes fnr storing iris v.at 4
sraiAi enap are AelaE eFectea IN lsrgs
numbers on Oklahoma farms "a ~
acflsure with tbs appeal ~ the stat
grain saving eommittee. ne sta,s de-
'afi'u"ni ~ agriculture repoea "a.
laF @snr wcoaen FrsaarYes are b..
ne tu'it m accordance with alans far
a'sasd ~ fhc exfrssicR dislxiap ~
he 4 aud ~ college. il ID said ana
s,ee gsAsn tanks are being haanhs
heHoFts from county AGENTS ara that
afoyision ter s;oring the grain "A ha.
'ns nnade In virtually at counties OF
he wAeat belt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-29
TWO OKLAHOMA roy
SCOUTS TO EUROPE

McAleaieg Jnne s-~t.aWtfs Rice.
~. and u@niei Edwsrag. "a rittsburx
county bov sronts leave here today
Tor Fort Hamilton. enroute Tor Lon.
don fof tho international hoy scoat
ianlbor@s which IA scheduled ID pr~u
July 20
Wen tell you how the whole world
looks, when W. gat bach ,hs hoys
declared ~ they prepared 70 ieavc.
Thsy visit EnrIaAd. Fsansr aud other
Countries.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-29
RAILMEN SECURE A
NATIONAL BANK CHARTER

Washington. June 2s "A charter for
the Brotherhood ~ Locomotive Pm.
glneera cooperative national hank ~
cleveland Ohio. was approved today
Iby the comptroller of currency. The
hank Is capitalized at 81 .00o, 900. War
ren 3. Stone, grand chief Of the or.
ganizatIon made the application for
the charter
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-29
TWO WANIEAlTi iRIHS
KILLED ~ EXPLOSION

phiiadelphsa Jnne ~ ~ q.
Walsh. president ~ the ynle Weld
Tire ard Rut beF company and J A.
Maney, hia assistant w@te allied
early today by tho er'losioa of a
drying machine n the cDinparya fse.
tor D, potiEtown, ~.
Several employees we're injured and
much damage was dons 10 The fac
tory
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-29
PROHIBITION AND IRELAND


IN LiMFLtGsT
SAu Francisco. Calf. June - =
The fight over psohihluan ths leAgns
az nations. TIRE irish QaeSica sae
ether suh1eets which rhave trowhlse
Democratic leaders Ia preconyentinp
discussions. va entered i01sf g.
me conference Foun oi the commit
tee cn platform and resola,soas
As ihe committee sessions aegar
scme of tAe most experienced Ia ihs
ways ~ platform Building prstetes
IL mirht ha three daFe hefarv the fin
ishsd product would be resAy fof
thet even Their fhere pronahly Noaid
hs nfincrity reports bringing ths no
t'oatson issue. Al least into 4 sighi or
the convention floor
Hrys~ Ready ror esssis
W \. Bryan WAS there "a lead thFI
fsShf frF A hone dry plank. and
James \. Nwenf q New Jersey wasI
TIRE field marshal of me wets irl
the treaty tight the pamias,faivs
rerre~ensASsvee incirdsd @snRtof
Glass of Nirgfnis asA Secretary r0ih
position tc ne sdmlnistvatson stand
was Senator walsh ~ Massachusetts
wiiA several others who voted in TIE
senate to take the Republican fpssr
vssicns
Svhsrflss Vlrpsria Platform
The platform submitted in its en-
t'srsT waz the ene adopted Nv fae
Democrats endorsed hy Presi
d~nt wilson and hrnueh. 10 Ssn Fran
cisco By Senator Class TIE 9iher
sugxestior came from many SOURCE
wishsr and without the party.
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ND HttAtlt
tNttIn STATES. |
~. Ii,u M Ilni
LOCK- riur Ac
HING i~rn ~
CARTOONS AND POS
nIO|CUlE U.
iAi,ii~i~ ANn CHAM
W shNtD 10 co $40
tn MshI>c. uu
,niI ~ lnl>. rMA
~ sfs,St w AnlD

@'sa~s~ jae~ ~ rNsrr 90.
"'e@stsF mN#tlng bSia ~ tns 49,
Aa'' H'Fe lsst NlaAs " psessat " a.m,.
ea'g~ r@@ h@iHg esas b. Ameelssa
sas@'h ~ Ae@assas ~ ywWrles sAw ssts
ef eiasaaf, sic ara hesr. fNs mvs..
Hevs HeNsiFps ~wfs nssssaapy Ia -.
: eafH'eeaass she aFsas aFs~a " p~apIs
shAs gathered - maAa svasess
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-29

Bankers here have D4en notified to
iosk or. for a man Fsth a sz0y draft
drsua in the first National bank,
ST 4rr- III The draft was snatcbed
from the hands OF q little girl Al Nor
uxa yse erday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-29
WINE, BEER, IRISH, THREE
HARD PROPOSITIONS
FIGHT on FLOOR OF tu<-
NE<Ti0< NMOSr thk-
TAIN. II PREDICTION
or LEADERS WHO
STUDY TREND OF
THINGS


Sar Franeime. gure 2s.---or the
frss division IN the platform eonA
rssttee or an angie ef the prohibition
sssns senay. tire sss~ dy soTees
were ferSec, ever their protest. ef q
scte ~ ~ % .. TO present sns'f
ese tsrst IN the committee hearing.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-29
THREE ANGLES 70 TAE
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION

San Francisco. Jane 10 Three
factions. constituting practically dlg.
tinct political parties. are partiripat.
ing in the democratic national con.
yentlna
The factions are grouped under tht
factions are eroued under the fel.
following leaderships
The administration. William nry.
an, Charles = MURPHY
First AiienH er'
The first alignment will he taat RI
the Bran and Murphy factions Is In,
sers ia TIE platform = plank aeriariaA
for minor reservations 20 ihs league
of nations covenant Witch. u sue
ecssfui sopld be national aefea,
Tor the administrative" the candi
date saia
This accomplished. Hryan and lhe
dry element of the administration
bloc wiIl then united 70 prevent ths
wets' under MurphYa leadership
from putting an anti-prchibiilon pro
vision tn fhe platform Al The sams
time believe tho drys' win " ron
ten, with thh victory and make no
effort 20 lnser, dry plant on the
ground that such action would W go
periluoas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-29
crRmAs sn,pe TO

Bneros Aires, june 70 Eight Ger
man ships which we're laterned dur.
ing the wAr will, a n believed, be
turned over 90 Uruguay 20 reward
that country FOR hsr services IN the
allied cause. Negotiations for tha
dispoaition OF these vessels are under.
way.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-29
-" " 4
WEATHER

New Orleans. June 29..--Tont
and Wednesday. generally fair.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-29

The finai major alignment. agnar
sntly wtli be that Of the Hryaa and
administration factions 10 picN a
presidential nominee believe they
could effect this. although Murphy
Ia generally credited with controlling
enough votes 10 exercise veto power
on the convention Murphy would
like 10 name the nominee and wonld
prefer swet but be aud Tom Tag
xari and thair iicutenanls are po
litrai opporunisis and Nhsn ihnY
cant vet exactly what they wsnt
they very gracefully viii exceed 70
the viii NJ tho majority
~ Is my opinion that Bryan. with
out possessing the numerical strength
of Murphy. Will exert far greater In
fiuonce 10 The convention than the
Timmsny ehiefiain, because of hss
ability 70 run with either Murphy or.
she administration
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-19
Horse TEief; Dark Figure of Romance
Passes With old DObbin Into History

thief re was q thief because he
stole "a horse or a number Of them
and consequently was called "a horse
thief The highwaymHn. bucaueer
and pirate have good names no
matter " they were euen.ics OF the
common masses we half forgive
them for their valorOus deeds and
their ways OF sallantry. The chill
dren read or them and follow their
romantic adventures with an mex
piicaDle zeal and IN the heart of a
boy they hold a warmer pace than
do the cool and logical great men
OF the history book.
Not the least among those figures
stands the horse thief II may be
true that he lacked the disturbing
charm and the restless glamour Of
the highwavman and buccaneer. but
Il cannot be said that he has not
played his part IN adding color %
the many episodes IN the familiar
history OF the country He did not
use a gun 20 any extent and never
went 20 his death with a waving
sword and laughter and curses. He
was the gentle adventurer and in
his own world formed as grandiose
and romantic a character as any
OF the wayward heroes Of the last
century.
HIS Short Romance
Out Of the gloom he rises and with
a sweep is on the horses back and
away. Or he enters the stable OF the
squire and pats a pet thoroughbred
on the neck. He leads "Clim bling
Boy" out gently without a sound on
the graVelled walk for he knows
the way Of horses as many men do
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-19

not Al the trst sign Of pursuit
away and over. No need for rowles
or croI on "a horse like this one and
he feels the sheer JOY OF 4t all as
the lean shauks stretch out and the
hedges and bushes fly past MIN. q
brook well-takeu and on again and
the sound OF pursuit growing dim
mer or louder I'm the distance as the
case may ne. Al last perhaps he
.s caught and IS led out 20 pay
the penalty Of the horse thief. he
sums up ali the good horses he has
stolen and the many escapades made
on a fleet back. They formed the
supreme moments Of his life and
now IL is all over for the horse thief
and the lover Of good horses
And so the horse thief Ia with us
no longer The nadir closely fol-
lowed the zenith OF his career al
though 70 is fact that ne COLD
follow his profession with more
safety today regarding the price Of
his being captured But something
has arisen in our day which has
maze his departure all the swifter
and the seeming popularity and per
manence Of which has ushered the
horse thief into the kindly distance
OF things forever. But the coming
OF Llae anAOAtiOWAAf has AnANEAA -AA'
birth Of a new figure who COM
pensates somewhat for the absence
Of the horse thief IL was a wise
man that said I'VE are analogous
in our arts and tendencies and man
ners. for the horse thief has a
successor, who ST eaking analogically
we may term his counterpart.
He leaves she Ship
The automobile thief has the out
standing characteristics his love in,
satiable for driving another man S
car and his enviable faculty of fol-
lowing his calling with impUnity The
penalties and ,dictums OF the law
never enter his head at least If they
do il Is only 10 pass ont again, ana
no Untoward or disa greeable event
ever jars him on his speedy way
unless n be the sudden meeting Of
his newly acquired car with the cor
ner OF q house or drug store win
dow where ne stops long enough 10
get "a brief survey of the status
quo and then makes a hasty but
withal honorable exit. He doesn' =
isn't his creed because first OF an
the ship is not his and then II may
be saved Tor another day.
The Court Reprimands
When ne is caught he Is brought
into court and severely reprmanded
and departs thinking of go per and
an upholstered seat and swift turns
and roads and ways and means one
wonders at the strict and stern iudg-
ment melted out 10 the horse thief
who stole a mans horse and that i'm
posed upon him who steals q costly
machine In those days IL took n
brave man 10 tempt the law; but
today the courts are amenable 70 a
laugh and a CRY and bit OF the new
sentiment Of the age and then they
have. YOU see. a regard for the dear.
little frailities of our great human
nature.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-19
GRANGER.
Sept -

oERt- %
Misses Ethel and Lena segger-
man. George Francis and August
Geizel OF south Bend spent We'd
nesday evening at the home OF Roy
Freel and family
David Bacon vas in South Bend
and Edwardsbury, Mich. Friday.
Homer Vincent Mrs. George Seq
german ana daughter and Miss Ida
r. Shaffer were IN South Bend Fri
day.
Miss Redding IS n weekend guest
~ the home Of her parents in
South Bend
Miss Jessie Graves went 70 Rose
lawn, Ind, 10 spend fthe weekend
with her parents.
Miss Mildred Roush Is visiting
her parents in center township for
a few DAYS
Miss Nellie Cooney Of Indiarapo-
lis Ind Mrs John T Metzgar.
Harry Metzgar and family and
Homer Vincent and family were at
the Interstate fair AT South Bend
Friday evening.
Rov Freel and family called on
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George
rrrel of south Bend. Friday even
ing.
marley Miller and family Of
Charlotte. y c.. spent Wednesday
afternoon az the home OF Claude
LonEley and family.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-19
- THrNIAs =. HFALEY


The Erandfather was telling as o.
the many interesting incidents iu his
tlr.ed carer IL was an evening
in the western country a strong
wind was blowing and making an
ommous rustic among the trees a
Few drops q rain were falling heay-
l.y and the darkness was already on
the Ray. suddenly his horse came
- a dead stop and neighed loudly.
Tho rider felt a SHARP object scrap
ing with a dull iusisreuce against
his forehead. Tie had not begun 70
get over the first feeling Of fright
wher HE horse again started. One
look behind and ne saw grimly
silhouetted against the meagre
light OF q few wandering stars the
figure OF q man suspended from
tree He learned next day that
horse thief had been hanged in the
spot and that the cold touch he felt
upon his forehead was nothing more
than the roWied boots OF the victim.
Nevertheless 70 was terrible
fright and that from a common
horse thief" be admitted Which re-
mark set me thinking on the horse
thief and the period IN which he
held sway.
4 Figure Of the Past
The horse their belongs 20 the
past He and the many other figures
who added occasional thrills 20 the
history OF the land and impaired zest
20 living have gone. Their spirits
have passed with the winds OF the
last century Nature and the words
that ny upon the tongues OF men
have given bad name 10 the horse
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-19

veil see what the punishment Is for
kissing ones wife"
Faces Captain
The policeman led him or 70 face
his captain. who, on hearing the
nature OF the charge, was even more
severe than the ordinary police
man. he informed the offender
that ignorance Of the law was no
excuse, but that he had committed
serious Offsnse against the laws Of
Madrid which f0rbids a man 20
kiss any woman while In the streets
CT the city. with or without her CON
sent. He, however. let him on with
a caution.
La Lbertad. commenting on the
affair. says the worst kind OF pros
tituron and ibertinaee are permit
ted under the very noses Of the pO-
lice OF Madrid without any effort TO
stop them, but a respectable man
may be dragged through the streets
20 a police station for kissing his
wife"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-19
Brazil BANK NOTE
CAUSES TROUBLE m
SOUTH AMERICAN CITY

RIO DE JANEIRO. sept is
The exhibition Of a ten-dollar United
States bank note with the words
First National Rank OF Brazil"
showing prominently on It has just
loi 90 discussion in the cham her
80 deputies here as 20 the wisdom
OF having Brazilian national cur
rency printed in the United states.
as is now done
The note was issued by a national
hank II Brazil. Ind. bat some OF the
deputies We're not aware that such
q city existed.
Ut appears that we are a colony. 90
observed one deputy.
NO. that IS not possible" ex-
planned Deputy Ferraz we have
some Of our treasury notes printed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-19

year ago in company with George
Relish. When Mr.. Relish withdrew
from the firm a few weeks ago 10
enter the tire building business. Mr..
Nye was taken into the partnership
by Mr. Holycross. For the past two
years Mr.. Nye has been connected
with the Horseshoe company both
in the factory and on the road In
northern Indiana.
The new firm has the exclusive
distribution OF these tires in st. Jo-
seph, Marshall, La Grange, Koscius-
kO. Noble, Steuben, Elkhart and De-
Kalb counties. The local store at
113 ". Colfax av. will be remodeled
in order 10 take care of the in
crea sed business.
New vLlcanIzing equipment viii
be installed at the locaI service sta
ton and Claude ID. Mclennan will
be in charge of the firms service
department.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-19
FOR
KISSING WIFE
Traveller in Spain Gets Severe
Jolt at Police Head
quarters.

MADRID. Sept 1s-A sever
reprimand and "A warning not 10 let
the misdemeanor occur again has
Just been administered 20 a visitor
20 Madrid who. whe1 ne assisted his
wife into a cab at the door OF his
Motel on the Puerta del Sol. kissed
her good-by
A policeman on duty close by
witnessed the offense and remon-
strsted. threatening To take the man
20 the police station. whereupou the
visitor-a traveller in many lands
smiled and said. DO your worst
Take me 70 the station house and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-19

Dr. on American concern and prob
ably there has been an exchange o.
plates"
Another deputy described the case
as one Of 'unnamble gravity"
Deputy Frontin remarked that az
the word Brazil on the note was
spelled with a q" o. vas one more
reason why the Brasflian people
should write the name OF their own
country correctly by spelling 4 with
am 20 avoid confusion
some time ago the minister ~
finance issued an order that AL IA
lonal currency printed in this coun-
Ivy should have the name spelled
Erasil." which he declared was cor
rect