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real facts. He was hustled
backward and forward from the East
ern to the Western headquarters, so
as to keep him 'out of the way when
generals were especially occupied"
This is indeed, for English readers
at least, new picture Of the ex-Kaiser.
Now deserted, execratcd and despised,
in a Holland asylum, he is thought of
only with affection by the author.
There was another figure Of tragedy
and pathos, we'll known to the princess
and her husband, whose story she tells.
Sir Roger Easement appeared in Berlin
in December, 1914. Contrary to popular
belief here, he was not popular, de-
spite his pronounced anti-Enslish SYM
pathies. He was regarded with TO lit
tie distrust, as a likely English spy
masquerading as q rebel
Germans Suspected Easement
In April, 1916, Princess Evelyn saw
Easement for the last time and wrote:
The poor man come into the
room like one demented, talking in
husky whisper. rushing round ex-
aiming all the doors and then said:
L have something to say to you; are
you sure that no one is listening?'
For one moment | was frightened
mailman, and worked my way round
to the telephone, so as to be able
to call for help. Then he began:
You we're right a year ago when
you told me had put my head in
a moose when coming here. did
not tell you when you kept on urg-
ing me to get out Of the country
what a terrific mistake | had made.
And also | did not want to tell
you that in reality I was a prisoner
here. could not get away. They
will not let me out Of the country.
The German Foreign Office have had
me Swallowed, believing I was a spy
in the pay Of England, and England
has had men spying on me all the
time as we'll. Now the German Ad-
miralty has asked me to go on an
errand which all my being revolts
against, and I am going mad 1T the
thought Of it, for it will make me
appear a traitor to the Irish cause
"At these words he sat down and
sobbed like child. / saw the man
was beside himself with terror and
grief. All he would say was
They are holding a pistol to my
head here if refuse, and they have
a hangman's rope ready for me in
England. AS he went out
Of the door he said: Tell them I
was loyal to Ireland, though it will
not appear So"
After the abdication Of the ex-
Kaiser she wrote:
There could hardly have been a
greater air Of rejoicing had Ger
many gained a great victory. People
came hurrying by, thousands of them
densely packed together but walking
Tor the most part quietly-men,
women, soldiers, sailors, and q never
ending fringe Of children playing on
the edge Of this dangerous mael-
strom. / noticed the pale
gold OF young girls uncovered heads
and in between the dense
masses Of ths marching throne,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-19
By Frank Getty

LONDON, Sept. IS.
Q BOOK has brought home
SO clearly to English men
and women the "other side
Of the war" as that OF EVELYN,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-19


'ohn s. Sumner, secretary of the
society for the Suppression of Vice,
gives the following Interpretation Of
Inc functions Of his organization:
This corporation was organized in
1913 to enforce the laws seeking TO
suppress traffic in obscene, lewd, lasci-
Noas' indecent, filthy and disgusting
cooks or publications, and for other
purposes. This law does not make ex-
'pnon AS to the publications Of any
particular class. That Is, 1t does not
distinguish between the writings Of
sOnn Doe. who has no reputation, or
"'chard Roc, who Is a distinguished
Aa'oor; nor have the courts, in inter-
pssfing this law, permitted the intent Of
mo author, expressed or implied, to in
aoehcs them in their decisions. If the
language OF book Is lewd, OK II 1t is
w suggestive lewdness it Is violation
tas law, regardless Of the literary or
afostc character Of the published mat
w. Some OF the court decisions have
a'io mat writing Of an obscene char
sSes was more dangerous when couched
I'D me language than when set forth in
crude form, and this Is undoubtedly
srua
no society andsavors to perform its
.s''ss without favor to any class. II it
ssesass that the law. which IL 10 our
! HA2R % aa4aszeA haa Aa..a -AaaaAaa ...~
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What Englishmen Are Reading
Nm English Wife in Berlin, by Princess Butcher,
Much Commented On

real facts. He was hustled
backward and forward from the East
ern to the Western headquarters, so
as to keep him 'out of the way when
generals were especially occupied
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-23
MINISTER, MISTAKEN FOR
BURGLAR, IS KILLED
That rs Plea Of Tenant Who
Fired the Fatal Shot
Police Are Holding
Slayer

Chicago. OCT 20 Tho Rey @
Frederick Ruff, pastor u the Memor.
ial Methodist chnrh an3 owner ~
"A apartment builiins ln Rogers
Park. was shot and instantly KILLED
this morning BY Fred S setro, ono
of his tenants
se1tro lhe manafcr of 4 eoal com.
pany. told the police he Iaiiook the
minister for a hureiar l'e Was ~.
rested. however while gollea iayesti.
gate reports of trouble between the
tenants and the preacher ~ run
waa summoned before ihs city coun-
Ga committee investigating rent pr0f
iteeFiug several weeks As3 on com.
plant Of his tenants Recently the
tenants have posted siEns In their
windows bearing the worsis, Unfair
Landlord" Mr. Rnff AMI his family
occupied one of the first floor alart-
ments -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-23
GOVERNORS DAY. DREW
MAMMOTH CROWD TO 0. c.
Notwithstanding the Indictment
Weather Faithful" Gather
For Big Rally, Women
Are Banqneted

oklahoma city, o.s IS rcds> was
slovernor n~s in Oklahoma city
and oAlAAeaa. Democrats & the state
stAgsng DEMONSTRATION walch state
leAaers q she party declared would
serve A. fstslng rally ~ the final
campaign ia Oklahoma i'saled by
= mounted Isullce detachment. ~,
rado Ia wsAsch Governor RoheFssea.a
fN,rmef Governors ssuce and Wls
Hams. fioafs national YAra units
labor organizations. and lossl. state
and nationally known wAanea os the
sur,y VIII participate wii start At
stAshlry 10 nlghi IA climax q
day eos rovernars
Democrats ia lArre nais,erS began
arriving ia the city yesterday and
last nlghs So attend tho days gro.
gram. while Democratic headquarters
snoanced early today that despite an.
favorable weather ennaisicnS. tho
sgArii of che occasiou hat nnt h.scn
danutea and supporters ~ ,hs party
were floNlne into ss.e cis ou every
Incoming train
Democratic women III molee ears
met Az arriving trains topay and
aonveyed visitors 20 the ssrlons head
quarters or scenes Of speeches dem
or addresses ismocrai
v campaign literature wsll az shoNrt
ed onto the ciiy Irosn an asillane
Turing lhe afternoon. stale headqaar
nrs officials announced CAM Nama
sssll chairman % the state oampaign
committee. will ascend ia the plane
tContlnupd on Page 81
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Grand Haefetaev nrure ~ she rit
TsIiuvs ana wign. fNsurnui lvonl NiM
soRne yesterday whefu thay had bpua
M attendance Al the nnueal session
IN tha Grand i4@lsn anA Isnieasuh
saHeuihig og ghag usdvF Th#Y reymft
Very satisfactory sessions of both
bodlea AIuskpRea dld the best JOB ~
enlsrEalalu& they aAy tass aay etty
M the stasa haa ever daa Tbumaa
IA Anataes of Stroud. eopaty asInr
neg II fiueolg county, WA Installed
Nyaua nastnr lsesh organizations
sill mvet ia oNtahuma t'ita npxt
year
The committee having ne pefpia.
neht location W tlae crant F.osiae hi
etar@p rvfmied 9o acceptable peupD
aiilon bssfota them aaf They wrre
ordered 10 seouFe eptlons On saitabia
Sites ID Oklahoma tlty pulg. and ~
pnri them te sha naxs Grsad Lostwe
session far final aetinn
The Odd Fellevs hays oaiasfipped
All ofdefA Ia tbs stats "a gains ln
nenahefahEp IN thu laet eighteen
months. lhslr saln belnx stia during
that peFlod Randall n E.lseaay ef
snadAfko was installed deputy Mrand
master aad pe W w uhwood of|
Atlnkoeee. grand warda u WI
liruee u tt1s city. a. in~lslled grAni|
secretary fpr tbs asveaseeath llma|
and Uncle Hllly Aehlewel nf Chandler.
viii handle the money for auose
year
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-23
REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE
PUBLISHES EXPENSE BILL
Total Amount Expended since
june IA In Given At
$2.7ai.nO3 BY National
Treasurer

weahlnsinu. pst IA iusal dis
hufemenia II shr nepablIcaa uaelan1
At committee bntwneu June il anl
oesober cf eala YEAR. we're plas q
a. ss,5liaeJal 10 an ptisslal esAse
ment filod lodny with the eltsk ~
lhe huuae nt representatives ~ tFsN
W liphnm, present aAsiuuaA tFea'
nrer Tho relorl of receipts ter she
perioa we're plaeed AZ = fte0lgst
Tho abatement ilapqd lhe numaef
Of contributors At aisee and ediei
thag only sixteen contributions IN IS
cess " $1,000 bad been feeavsd
These sixteen eoulfihuslana n ai8
ga. aerrrsAtea sasIsp fna tlamNiaa
olph Chlcaso. vaa named az tae sls
renl cousripmior with gt,i1eau
Tho committees announcement Hali
o'har contributions raneaa rifom
cents 10 81 oop and cover tsa eatsfs
cHuntfy"
Treasurer unham rvnnFtW " Aas
"a "shal contributions fot stase uHn
ultgeea were received TO tbn amoeas
of siaIt6isei and Fanamittd uS
him "a agent % stats tfanamltleaA
eThe sum u fsa8Eon wAa toFrus
"a Ter use by the senatorial hnA con
rleasional committees apA LOANED la
laeHo committees
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-23
Kills Man In
Midst OF Croud,
Slayer Escapes

Hammond lnas ocl gs.- Police
today were searching Ter murder.
er who Killed an unidentified man
in crowd of 5000 people here
last night
The crowd Rad gathered 90 wgt.
ness a free performance ~ the
Hammond feli festival aaa the vii
nssssa Who we're ttandlnI near the
scene of the murder "a Two men
began argument and onr o. them
struck the other hlo@, fViliro him
20 the pavement. The victln's skull
wes fractured ard ne d.ct few
ive s'sss hs ssssilant es.
t-per ~ uSaer9 through the
Goth mcr wera strangers
Ni-o saw them.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-23
LIONS LUNCH, TALK
AND VISIT SCHOOL
Fred Linsx Tells Of Red Gross
Work, Prof Green Explains
School Work. Prof. Brown
Talks on salesmanship

After epcying = delicious lnncheoa
AZ the lone. followed Az the asusl
isars ana short talks by Fred ".
iAntz on the Red Cross. rrofess.x
areeae on she high school lycaun
ourse Snd Prof E q Rrown on sales
maashlp. sAe I.ions aafotd 10 Banuer
scaooi - insgrct the playground ap
paratas she Lions have placed ga tne
ssmpus ~ the school. and ID Witness
Ae greag pIeasure the children &et
sut os the swings the teeiers and ite
@utes The i.ions were given m
Nation ny children aaa lratssers wao
aad prepared number og ylroroa.
-iou college Wells which they gave
astilv and convinced tbe Lions t,,as
shat theg had done for this school
yss worfa an il sasf
one Incident however eomexs.st
narred me festivities al least for
President chncs Lockwood VINO vi.
ieriook 10 negotiate The chute and
went down with such yeloeAy hat
ne impact With BE landing shocked
sis nerves severely so MUGS eo aas
"a had - We assisted from the
'rounds Chuck IS railroad ainn
and q speedy fellow generally bat
seofine sbn chuse proved a llisle ica
apia easl for him
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-23

have been destroyed The wogk OF
rebuilding them win b. matter ~
years"
Because of the difficulties of rail.
way transport IN Russia Il was daeid
ed that the exchange Of goods. prln.
cipally wool flax and furs, for swed.
ish farm machinery, IL 10 b. undae
taken BY tbs water rouie from cen.
irai Siberia. Raw materials eaihef.
ed at Omsk have been loaded oa
river barFea and shipped down the
Irish and the Obi 20 the Kara saa
where tho goods Will be transferred
20 ocean.goinK schoonera, and taken
revolution, mines. dairy exports and
TO Sweden BY way OF the Artlc ocean.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-23

state Is throDbing with sgtcriial busi-
ness Development and the same condl-
ton exists in the middle gtsf. in the
south and ~ 10 and hey 9ni the Roc.h.
ies. X " impossible 70 consider any
Part of country America Without see.
Ing there is something missing In the
reasoning Of the national advertiser
who believes he must =. end Dis
nioney only where the factories
thrive.
The ultimate aim of the maunfac-
turer ~ the sale of HIS produces.
Hence be should seek d n.lrket where
the people really want 20 buy. and
plus this. where they have the money
10 buy. There are many towns bus
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-23
flcTtM rs ANNOYED
AS BURGLARS LEAVE
WINDOWS. Doors OPEN

P.tssaareh, oet 70 Bnrglafs
aease close the doors and Windows
yhen you leave
AIRS r. J. Dow. 22is Parkwo "a
lvenue, has considered ordering a
Aacara 10 this effect as the result
X burglary IN her home last weak
shen Qaantity oi silyerware ana
eepsakes was stolen.
Every time they break in here.
-smarkea Mrs Dow they leave ne
rouse vide open when they depar1
is very annoying
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-23


mains one OF the worlds erea'
sources Tor raw materials For min
efal wealth. for wool. flax. hides and
valuable frrs. the country 70 the east
OF the urals cannot be surpassed. bu'
there Is liltle TO export at the preaeni
time.
AFTER normal conditions are re-
stored IN Russia and Siberia, fcrsisn
experts will need 70 spend much tine
and money reconstractlng aid dev
eloping commercial enterprises be.
fore sIberla's pre- var export figures
again can be realized Practically
all OF the great enterprises conducted
by foreigners Ia Siberia before tho
farm machinery concerns. practically
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-23

imagination ha never hus psss'l4 ot
him the solid buying po@er ~ the
American eountryman. Tbs farm IA.
come IS no longer spasinodIe y IS
established and aa depend lbie IA any
Income on earth The income Of lho
farmer increases while ~ slea3n.
whereas the income " The factory
hand " meap1rad BY the Eambsr ot
hours he works. aud thsie are daily
growing sualier and beautifully less.
The subject - too vast 10 treat geu'
orally. The figures would asaTKer The
and defeat thnl" Own sud
Let as take Just a liitle eofnei ot the
Empire state OswegD county Win
hs gfg.24g acres of fertile iaid What
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-23


What an eyeopener Il wosid be
- the ayeraEe manufacturer " he
ook the trouble 70 visit TIE farmer 10
ssa sszT sa1 sait sahln sor five min
Eses a. q fact be coaidns ffach the
ar1ner's home without fegIIxinz THAI
'or years he has been missing the
worlds greatest business opportunity.
and shsf the expansion 0s hla business
axaifs only The understanding of
~ principles.
Take 3 little trip Tor instance,
hroagh that fertile TERRITORY n ne
sorthern section d New YORK Ii IL
ypicaI q tiHe<and other territor.
al divisions that call alJac for IN.
seTStaBding The whole n New York
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-23

exchange Of Swedish farm machinery
for vast supplies Of wool. FAX and
furs which the f,oisheyik stated had
been gathered for shipment at Osnsk
Arriving ia omsk hs found the
amount Of goods available for export
FAR below what he had expected. and
that TIE goods available had hessn
stored for years many of me baIes
o. hides having become worthless be
cause ~ IMPROPER handling
Ten thousand tonn of raw maie-ls.,
mainly wool and hides. available fDr
export from al Siberia. WIS sr.
TornbIoma estimate after his lnyss
figstion At Omsk.
Raw materials must be- the basis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-23


London Oct zz.- Business men
yntsfds Russia are prone to be over,
spEsmistlc regarding immediate trade
7roepectH in that country. according
70 a statement made 10 The Ass0ci.
ased Press correspondent who recent
iy crossed Russia. ~ the only forelxa
business IRAN who was then in Hio-
erla for the purpose Of developing
rade relations with the Boiahevik.
This man. Henrik Tornbioia, q
swsAe. who Represented American
snd Swedish concerns in OmAk. 81
IBERIA. for eight years previous 70 I'M
Ru1sian revoIution. returned 20 81
Tlei sibera during the past summer.
His plzs vas to arrange for The
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-23


Of foreign trade IN Russia and 81
IBERIA. said Mr. TornbIom to The Az
sociated Press correspondent "bs.t
the stories sent broadcast through
Europe and America Of the vast ssii''
plies Of raw material stored alons
the Trans.slberIan railway all ready
10 be shipped 10 foreign countries N
return FOR manufactured goods aie
mytlss
WAR revolution and the resulting
chaos of the last three years has fs'
suited IN nearly all the products ~
the country being put 20 use by tas
military leaders Woo have oycrfan
me country from time TO time"
Potentially. Of course, Siberia re-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-23
Al D1E 4. e. STRANG
HAS PASSED BEiO\r

Jndge J e. strsng died this after
roon at o'csock at tia cnssrie Hos
pst2i TO which place ae had tess
tzken from Ais home east of the cs'
yesterday. he had been nensaiis
IN fcr several years Funeral ssr
VICES will ~ heid Al o'clock sur
day ssferncon October "A ~ ID
Christian rhsrca
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-23

ding with me life II aotls Ande Of
factory hands, and of eeurTv, this
condition creates cestAiu buying
power. but an examination of facta
wili prove that this bnying Power iH
not comparable IN any way 10 the
buying power Of the prosperous agri.
cultural district
The wage Garner Fl The factory
town leads more or less i hand 20
mouth existence. and oi.aa has little
use for many of our nationally ad.
yerflsed products that asaeal 10 The
American country home. Iui even
admitting the factory hanl % 100 l.er
cent American in his thougsa and De.
eires aud this II sons stretch of
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-23
abused Wife
Wins Big Suit
In N. Y. Court

Ne~ york. Oct. s2--A shsnses
lvrs hss AWARDED 500 90 TO Mrs.
lsssiis Cave wllsee IN her sctlen
against Mrs. ssrtha lchss wnson.
ehsv0Ins Attenuation u hsr rus.
hanes Affections
The verdict Is ssla te sssaarsh
a rev hlsh reoo-r IN shss eiass o.
lisiaassoe. The plaIntsr alleaed
thss Wilson married Mrs ssrshs
Ieeit Wilson ws,hea, obtaining =
divorce.
Mrs leslie Cave wlgsen's fasher
~ss Major Cave. realroze builder.
Of Dallas Texas She Is founder
of tie Texas soeiesy ard nsmber
~ the Soaishsrn society Mrs.
fsertha Loels Wilson is tAe daunh
Ter of barker in 6alvessan. Texas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-23
INITIATE VI A~i III
" ~ DRASTIC hIA
sNiN Igi~i.>f Aiii'>
LANE AVS oI fiIl
pNtitIl, STATE
PROPOSED LAW WOULD
STOP YELLOW PERIL '
~ ~tiiil lUt >Ili~ ~ tAI.l.
iuilNiN ltf'IiI AIIlnA
Mn OuN 1a Pm tINr
Ol nItu il,I,It.AIID
LANDS

aan Franelasa. Ust ID Iaa fats
~ IasNuene fefmess ID sAllimnle
Nsil 30 decided TwaRasy Naevmaas Il
eAnn the elnsnrala ~ tnla atsle pnss
ea au su tultlasIse msN8la laas
wmaA ,Iraaileally ameaa lha pFessns
alleu laad tsw bY wtssasa~tnx ~
tifely thA tnres YwaF afleaIsaFas Land
lgaelne prlssiesrs ffta ~ sl#nA wta
are ihellslble 10 AmAtlssa sisltoashlp
craasle Charges Proposed
ThH Heapage AsMs ahn III plAfH
utuog land owning sIlens uadeg fAe
aaAralAnahlp oF nthlie aaalnlagfa
tor. rho aetual awnafwrla n fatm
mnAa ny aitnua ln~lfslbls ID elllMn
ahip Il already prohibited py ths
alien land law snaeiel ~ The stasp
legislature IN tal1
Treaty ra a. casapvwu
l'ha Initiatives msnaufu ssa prWu
usnin aeacvl wlll enfaYm strictly ID
the ietler * ne sfastg hesveaa JA
pan asa tha galsed States IA which
lAaneae residna ~ EFAnssf csr
'alu pelylIaems The oppoaensa u sAA
naw law dNiAfl THAI thn
l*aue rAlaaa sa# auewtgua ef aa M
twpFrtnslua ~ phraseeinKY Va the
sreatX whnrwia Il u provided ihst
Japanese residents ~ iae tlalsea
fHAiaa utnY UwH Or hirw fnd avniwy
hnuspH manufactures. warehouses;
shopa and pyetniaaa ard lease ands
taf reAisien'ial and enmmtesl lal pnf
ausea
n i pointed 0Dt hY perena vA
fFNHtiMHf ga 1t4aa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-23
BreH'er's Daughter
To BE Married
In a Big Tent

chicaao. Oct s5.--A huge tent
has been erected Cor the wedding
tonight Of Miss Aimee Ruth Mad.
uua, granddaughter of the ie,a
Adclphua Busch. the mutianllllor.
alre brewer and Horace c. rlaN.
loan. son of Mr. and Mrs Jonr
flanigan of New York
The ssnt has been erected on the
lawn o. the town hovsc of Mis-
Jacob w Leob mother of Allss
Maanus. ~ the heuse W not .sfae
enough 10 accommodate ali she W
0cS invited quests.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-23

wiwlAuson. VI Va pet II
lehn Yates sapsetnsses'e " ths
casss Nlwss ~ me cfYssal eieek
mleina company Was eNet ard ~.
led ~ vnknavn peraers this metn'
mo wntis walkln0 AleeA sns Nsnan
county road neas ths sen'panY q
store y, dates. Ten mites east %
here, according 10 reports svesisea
heee,
Fsdefal sreeps - fQiY " ssn
Nsnte county strike acne. sefs
immediately sent 'sem apflua near
Gassa. 10 pasrei ths " seas wNlah
slsnksd she read and fsnm which
lhe sound eame Also tlpaaheuesia
were hurried frona W Hansen ~
shs SCENE IN AZ sfesft " TRACE
those responsible far sAe shooting
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-23
PRESIDENTIAL. CANDIDATES
ii,I ~ III ~ ~ BI.l~

Ne4 york oct sa Sof the see-
ona timf alnru hln npmllAtlpn ~
head u the Democratic national
Ticket. Governor Cox oI Onto is ln
New York to-day flillne aeore Of
campaign engagements
Lenders 81 Che Democratic party
last nlRht Nens 20 N~Nark % Jersey
CITY n g. 10 meet their .rosidenllal
candidate aud emuft hln into the
city
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-23

London. or 81 The talgwaymen
haye postponed thnlg railway strike
Ia sympathy with shn miners sempoF
arlIy. At she request ~ Tbs miners
executive. u WAS announoel this eve
ming.
The miners have necapstl an lavl
tatlon from pFemler lAoyd George fos
discussions.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-23

Bakcrsileld. 1aI Oct ~ rhlllp
I.efihand "dlgNcr lnllar wbu
claimed be Was l3s years Old le dead
bnt NOT of old age sqarss fsom a pil'e
igni,ed bis clothing and caeaed burns
70 which he suvruuibed 1t lln tribal
home TAR up n ihe slsua Nevada
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-23

Indianapolis A few mlnuiea sse
fore his address here before the ~.
diana state convention Of sc1vul
teachers Judge X "A lAudla receive I
lnttcr threatening him II ~ epu
iinaed bis attacks on tho radical
movement ln America.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-23

Brussels. Oct. z1-The spFn q
sse@Teg n0nfhiy viii te required e
run the Leag8e q Nations rext yeaf
seoordsng to TIE budres asrroved b
ccuncsl 0s the League Asre today
This budges xsla BE- pressated 10 ths
Laagae assembly ai its torcing ses
sI0ns il Genera
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-23
Sections of America Where Dollars the Roadnuys

% 40 tlndy A ~ Shepherd the
fnem bursau aseui xisea the tollom
INK figures
Val annual milk product 81 o0o 600
Val cattle Owned IA cuuny a.0QUgM
Value annual production ia
eggs +..s..t4....e.s. i.000. pOa
Val poultry on farm ~ s4GAu0
Val annual potato rrnp $500 oo0
Value annual crop pstrs
based on 1919 cfoa IS 100 0u9
NAiue annual cs.p alw i.
baaed on 1920 crop 200 900
valne annual erop lettuce.
1919 ,t..tsstfs.stt.sss i.SsefV0
al y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-23

Fyanayllln. ind. Oct - For LIT
Ing Joseph LlndenHehmlaf. y. WIN als
automobile Kenneth llaa al was
Moaday sentenced 20 prison fag from
Two "a - years
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-23

Marion, o. OFT ~ caaf lu his
office IL headquarters here for tbs
first fuii day OF desk w0rxs ii weeks,
Senator Harding began toqfy whit
ping nta shape the public uliefances
with whhsh he VIII clos BIS cam.
palen neat wera "a four leading OHIO
silian.