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The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-07-22
NOTICE OF ELECTION.
State of South Carolina,
County of Dillon.

State of South Carolina,
County of Dillon.
Whereas, a petition signed by more
than one-third of the qualified elec-
tors and like proportion of the resi-
dent freeholders of the age Of twen-
ty-one years of Bermuda School Dis
trict No. II of the county and state
aforesaid asking that an election be
granted in said district on the ques-
ton of increasing the levy for COM
mon school purposes by 4 mills, has
been presented to the County Board
of Education; now by the authority
vested in us under Section 1741, Civ
IL Code 1912, said election Is hereby
ordered held on Thursday, July 29th
at Bermuda School house.
The trustees shall act as managers
of said election and only such elec-
tors as Feturn real or personal prop
erty for taxation and who exhibit
their tax receipts and registration
certificates as required in general
elections shall be allowed to vote.
Each elector who favors the pro-
posed levy shall cast a ballot with
the word Eyes" written or printed
thereon and each elector opposed to
said levy shall cast ballot with the
word "No" written or printed there
on.
w. C. MOORE.
H. N. COUSAR,
R. 8. ROGERS,
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-07-22
w. C.. MOORE.
H. N. COUSAR,
2 G ROGERS.

Members Of the County Board OF
Education. 10 N.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-24
MORE WARNINGS
 ISSUED AGAINST
 INFLUENZA PERL

Influenza is more or less prevalent
 again. Chicago reports thousands of
 cases. and it is reported in many
 other localities. While such a terrible
 epidemic as that of 1918 is hardly
 probable, yet it is a peril with which
 no chances should be taken, and one
 that might have very serious results
 before the winter is over. Boards of
 health and the public must all work together to hold it down.
 People having this disease ought to be quarantined- Its disastrous spread in 1918 was due to the fact that per sons with light cases mingled freely with the public. If those who cough and sneeze in public would just take the pains to cover their mouths with a handkerchief, it would help reduce danger of this infection.
 The United States was harder hit by tEe 1918 epidemic than by the war If this country gets caught again with such a loss of life, it will show both official incompetence and popu- lar folly. Drastic measures may be | necessary to check the further spread of this peril, and the people of this city should be prepared to cooperate fully.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-24
TEXT OF HOLLANDS REPLY

to that obligations which Article 22s of the Treaty duty of Holland  The imprescrfptble of absolutely
  without finds itself different of the
 
  of of high national policy of the society Jurisdiction
  statute antedang the would be fit for Holland regime. admit in the
  kingdom national tradition. neither constituent thNzasdon which principles of universally recognized which for the vanquhed international conflicts benefit of it's 
 duty, the history  
 of believe 
  reasonably inter tions.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-24
FORETEGzNE GET
 MUCH OF LOWER,
 CALIFORNIA LAND

Mexico City, Jan 10-Two-thirds of Lower California, equal in extent to Cuba and Porto Rico combined, and area in Chihuahua equal to England, are held by foreign interests, according to Excelsior. The paper states 1t secured it's information from the agricultural bureau of the De- partInent of Fornento, or develop Tnent.
 These figures are being studied with interest because of the constitu- fiona1 provision (the famous Article 27) barring foreigners from holding land within 100 kilometers of the Mexican frontier and 50 kilometers fornia, except for few points in the interior, is in the prohibited area while Chihuahua also is affected throughout its long extent of iron tier
 Congress has been asked to gran the President authority to foa' leans not to exceed 50,000 pesos fol the purpose of indemnifyiug foreigr interest suffering from the applica tion of the constitutional provision il regard to frontier and coast lands Value of the property involved i enormous, especially when the ric. lands adjacent to California, Unite atatas. ega considered.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-24
SENATE MAY ORDER INQUIRY.

Washington, Jan. 24.-Chairman Page of the Senate Naval Committee today appointed Senators Ball, (De1.) !, Reyes (N. H.) and King (Utah) to de- termine whether an investigation should be made into charges by John R. Rathom of the Providence, (R. I.) Journal that immoral conditions exist in the navy with the full knowledge of Secretary Daniels.
 Assistant Secretary Roosevelt in a statement today said MT. Rathom's s charges were, "in view of the cifcum- stances, a deliberate and malicious at- tempt to create trouble. in addition to being false"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-24
SONS OF ZION
 CONVENTION TO OPEN TONIGHT

The national convention of the Sons of Zion will open it's first ses- sion at the Stratfeld tonight at s o'clock. Already a large number of delegates with their friends have ar rived in the city and before the open ing session 1t is believed that there will be more than 5000 strangers here, who are interested in the work of the convention.
 The committee from Zerubel Camp, No. 66. of this city, who have had charge of all the arrangements 1 for the convention, have completed 1 their work and everything is in read 1 mess for the proper entertainment l of the guests of the camp. The two great things which will be | taken up at the convention, said Mir. 1 Shapiro, will be the setting on foot
 a fund of s1,000,0oO to make it pos- l sible for Palestine to become a self | supporting country by providing 1t l with industries that will give work
 and prosperity to it's population, and
 the laying of plans to make the He- 1 brew language more universal by the | Jewish people, so as to preserve the 1 traditions and the literature of the | Jewish race.
 The convention which will be open. | ed by Judge Jacob S. Strahl, Nasi ur
 president of the order, will devote to-
 morrow and Monday to the business l sessions.
 Tomorrow night there will be g
 mass meeting at the auditorium o1
 the Bridgeport High school and fhe
 plan@ and purposes of the Zionistit
 movement will be explained by 8
 number of prominent Jewish speak.
 CTS from New York and elsewhere
 
 !: Judge StrahI. Mayor Wilson will als,
 be present to welcome the dele } gates The meeting will be open t, l the public.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-24
PLAN ENTERTAINMENT.

The Italian Independent Circle will hold its first entertainment tomorrow afternoon at the club rooms, 5 Fair field avenue. Members Of the club are now rehea.rsing the drama, "'The Blind of Sorrento,' which they will present at 8 local theatre in a short time.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-24
FINAL ARGUMENTS
 ON ZONES WILL BE
 HEARD ON MARCH 2

It was decided yesterday by the public utilities commission that coun- sel for the Connecticut Company, and lawyers appearing for objectors to the zone system, shall file briefs in the zone matter by Feb. A, and that the final arguments shall be hea-d on March 2. Richard T. Higgins chairman of the commission, said that in all probability, a decision will bs reached early in April
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-24
THREE
TWo Roum oyER,

Giuseppe Marceiona and Joseph Lombardo. both of Stamford, were arraigned before United States Com missioner Hu& J. havery yesterday afternoon, charged with raising S1 to $10. The men were bound over to the United States District Court un- der bonds of $3,50o apiece. The men are now in jail awaiting their trial which is scheduled to be held in Hartford next month.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-24
POTATOES GOING UP.

On account of the intense cold weather at shipping points, potatoes have taken another jump in price, and retailers say that they are now com pelled to pay s3 a bushel, wholesale, for the tuberS.-
 There will be no relief until the weather lets up and it will be safe to ship potatoes without taking the chance of freezing on the route. -
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-24

"Mr. Rathon sent a personal rep resentGtive to the Navy Department about a month ago." said MT. Roose- ve1t. "This representative was given the full facts in relation to the inves- tigation of conditions in the City of Newport last summer"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-24
FATHER LYNCH GIVEN PURSE.

Rev. M, J. Lynch, the newly ap. pointed assistant at St. Mary's church in this city, was presented with a purse of $500 by the members of his old parish in Norwalk at the Knights of Columbus hall in Nor walk. last night.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-03
HERE'S ANOTHER CHANCE
TO DIVIDE YOUR INCOME
State Auditor Mails Blanks To
People Of State Who Have
Large Incomes. Must Be
Returned By March

Nsuy ciilxeus of Cuihrls have re-
ctise4 rersOnsi Income al b,anks fh.s
~ees Nors ihan 1000 Blanks vers
teul or ty STATE Auditor Frzuk Car
fsr Rffsrns nast b. aszds - Marrh
r is etflnzfed fhat k.eea people
lr ~ state 81 az lncome ianes N
Ffsr
Fxenpsioa % e 90 j. siiosed sn
raarrle1 pereo1s. married rersons az
aisosed iia~-e. mar snd ~ife Together.
ssd farther eKemgtion is allowed -
So for escs chsid iess th.n "a yesrs
~. o. f<-s IN ezss the chlld aueBds
sthpel lson fhe firft tiess1 - ~
i.cone ~ ar u thro< -soarfhs ~ ]
psrD<ui. upon the prri ssh.es Il j. q
80 perccni. an1 sroa 81 s1d.iioazi
s1o.antr h b peroezt
Fsil1rf q, nske ne resarn - Nsrth
an4ket fbe reFsun insnfsef iishis 10
pfnziiy q . for eeeh azy u O.
ioe.ezty. PsFnezf % inoome tsn al
y &c juBt -. ard X siu b. eos-
siesr@ deiisqsesi y pafs later tkan
jar
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-03
BREAK BETWEEN HOUSE
AND WILSON COMPLETE
Friends Of Former Declare Ne
Il Ready To Oppose the
President In Democratic
Convention

Nca YORK. Jan . falends OF
col r. n iiou.e. for many years the
che presidents Adviser. said Yesterday
thsi The hroak heiween the pEeaidcnt
and hla former eoundeut wss CON
pleir and that Colonsi House Ia pro-
narlng "a OPPOSE the renomiuailon Of
she president. orlhe nomination ~ any
one having The known support ~ tho
presldsnf o. The domination of any
iionai convention.
Colonel House. said Que ~ bis
Texas friends yesterday "kno~a nov
what Il i TO be- outside the breast
works He reads from day 70 day Of
the slsiit ~ BERNARD baiuch ana
others 20 me white house and yet
no word comes from the president 20
him ile has not ssen tho president
since h- r,tnrp from Europe laH, fail.
ard lhere n not tlss slightest eyidenc"
trai he piesident wishes TO have any
fh|nf more 10 DO siih him, lie q nos
IN the same class of casi offs with
rplunel ueorEc Harvey and William f
Mrcomba IN The next democrai.r
cDnfenslsh ~ vill BE- found support.
lnF come conservative IKE Senator
Underwood. OF possibly jamss ". Co.
rsrd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-03
LIONS OUTLINE WORK
FOR CITT's DETTEnM[MT
Better Markets ror Farmers and
fruit Men. Aviation Landing
Place and New fntsrurban
Line, Matters Talked OF

A lhe noouday cnnfabalaip1e u the
fsions clah ~ 81 LONG ianehena ffit
aay. a wsnsfal ouiilns II shlnNa - .
asme darina the fsaf was pfessntri
and committees afloiated ~ nFts'is
sale aud eoopsrats BE- assslopias sss
ural propositions nos n the maklaf.
inr thr material Interest ~ uufhfs
ana Logan enanty Notably nw
markets for tas fsfm.fa and ~, hart
lsls. aB saallhnal pi Fstness, ava
llon Fields whsfs ihe lfeiahl ana mail
cafrYlnf Aifahlru saon "a be- hasrfiuA
ussr ihls country may find = safe hAs
"a Ia ,iuihrle. uul nyvflookinF ihe fast
lhsi one of our ercAiast needs
Il Eoad hari surfaced faaas Alss
she possibility og trsnafufmlnn IA ~
Louis. ~ Reno western railroad
into an lnlsrarban line. sktsaalnk
from ~ nsho lhrpasb Uuihre -
Chandler The ilona clah eommnlee 20
handle these matters h " E llagk,
~ the security State ilank q 4 naf
Ton % ilaflon lirolhsrs nff uooda
eemtany and steve liustuiisf. OF the
Dawson Produce cnmpany
President frud W. tsrren Alao az.
pointed tbs failowine addlglonal com
mlitcss publicity. n smhhson. ~
y i.Amond ana Tom Ieaklns. entsr-
lalnment lsofen y hlars. fred fsek
and Ralph n DAVE aefonauglea. John
Nlssies aud a. ~ iseidsn.
Judge n A. Thomas. states a.
iorney for lha state banking hoard.
vas an invited guest aud delighted
ihe gluh in 4 SHIRT hal plihy speech
which ~aa heartily applapdrd
IN press notices lhe Lions club frs
uuenlly ls incorrectly called Lion
club Lsi's ees name rishl The mosio
of Lloniam Il Liberty. lnlsillrenee
oar nations safety" tfum witch -
name u derived. IA this manner ne
f-si letter in each wofd ~ the moii0
apeila Lsisosn.a
Issao Robinson Of oakland Calf
president II the International assoela
tloa ~ L.iona ci9bs IL ctpsclsi IN
Guthrie about The middle ~ shia maath
and u "a planned 20 entertain hlm ~ifa
banquet ~ which lha Llnns ladies
tor should wc ssy Llonseass.l all ne
present
The i.luna wiih their women folAn
all atiood lhs First Metbollsl ebnfeh
sunday cfeninf tomorrow ~ 81
% hear a lecture ~ their bfolhsr
membsr Rev John A railan. 90 bis
experiences - a ehsplsin IA thr Rsln
boa division in France seats viii b
reserved fof the Llons
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-03
sAnsAs cry c1sAss ur


Kansas Ctr. Ne, lao f-~NssFly o~e
score wsr. sllsosd % be msmners ~
shs caTmuslst party. hsa beer ses
rsssss IN Nsnsss cHF. rsasss. tsssy.
~ saeHts ~ ne department ~ Iss.
tee. ~ho $40 sess ssp~sssa 70 nave ~
lsast ssfY r,sn unass srFss hsfsss me
nloNts seeh ~ss ever Az ~ the mss
arrusfsa ~sFs Rasslsas sas lsys.
slsss. sad rons ~ trsm hsd bsss
nalafailsra
rhs ssFest " ene sllsasd radical a
pistshura. Nase. ~ss rspsrs@d. oss.
side - Nsnsss CITY. Kara. ard pn's'
bufe, Faes. thess w~rs ~ fsporss ~
req arrests Ia ths south~sst
Most % me msa tshsa irto aussssy
~srs snploysf - N. packing houses
sra the fsiirosf Ysfss ~He rad bsss
under sarssllianes fsr me isss srrss
mo~shs several escaped. ges"a 10
oklahonsa
A. q oelaes lss rlght sss sasnss
~ ~ department % lussles ~ sesr
tssleabs. vent - ths fosslgn eeieniss
" kansas cHy, Hsaa ard began mss.
lHu ssfssm.
ospsfsmsns ~ lasllss operatives en-
nounesa tns arrest fhursass nlgns az
Meyer Lsseia a. ss~ yess. ssls ~
ihsm 70 ba ths Awarlesn fssa ~ shs
Js~ish bfanen u tne csmmur'ss
pasty. Lssalr ssms hsrs "wednesday
and ~ss guest % honos - Con
manlss haaasss held THURSDAY s'shs.
na ~as easousa - ne train "
friends. sna ,hsn arrested 81 shs train
~ department - justice ~sr. ~ls
arrest ~ss kspt . sscrst u'ssii after
last rlghts falds fhs ssa arrested
last nlans ~sra saksu a. trsW hsmss
EVER man arrssssd eiads = sssssnsrs
before beng loesea ~. Meet ~ them
ssl dshsY Nd esilsssa Trey we're
lslnlaa tns socialist psf'f. hss ~sfs
,oia later that me soelsilst psrty rad
bssa merged ~iss ne csmTanlss
psftr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-03

More sork 10 the hour
More hour of sork.
&-is-51 hBsrA . day.
We're behind. Let's catch 40
" oas does cot ief be Interest Lag
Or - NE spifIf and he shoulders
n he bsf kegs himself IN fishtlns
Trim
Bsrts into 81 fhinzs. good and bss.
slth sin.
II D. Tofks hard and serves be fei.
ioxmep.
fsf ioses fhs zlfis zfl1 other Joys
sbs hen
Hhss matter birshczyss Each j. gss,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-03
C0UNTR 70 Be CLEANED
or ALL 0lsH[NsT O|RT
90 NDtil~ Of ~ONltt N<n
t0uut >s~I rNittits ~
NMliut,A tllt ~tNHntD"
nv sitllt.t ~titNuf
nItS>tW ~ .OS-
tIs>uI>I AM
M. WI. Ilt.
DfrOnItD
SuLfErfN

New York. Jan , William .
Flynn. chief of the bureau Of In
vesilgasion Of the department cf
justice. who directed last nights
raids. said
We have succeeded, I think. In
hreaking the back pons al the
radical. revolutionary movsmsnt
In America. These raids mark
the beginning Of ths decline OF
organized. rabid revolutionsrism
throughout the country"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-03
Short Cuts To
Home Mems

The sflts ef ! - fe1f4i,s - the
L 5 Ar.ny ia ransaA i eoiRe Tor
wAra ~itA great kaeeesA The So.
81 ceFps ana oaartsfmarssr corps
Asse alg~<&s niats iheff qnosss. Ana
sFe Tossed tef snilstmenfs oae tive
arsnsAcs 49, opea for enlelnaeat
TAes srx tnfantgs. ceaN Arttslefs.
Knkineer Carps- NedteAi department
ant or1nsnes nrpsxmeas. ~lfh = Tee
ners sAceac4es Yes - al TAr~e aea
ewf~ sccepsea fof ths tlnanAnce r.
aArtmrng f*f eetxice - ranAma ses
ssraas a. ~ lossl gs<raltlAg stsg.en
Taey acre csri : Bowman. Ntiitsm
= cathrse Aat ne~1ft "A hscaexsck
al 81 Guthfae. Setenteen men Ia
listed hsee tarlng tAe monsh og n~e
enher. eiesen q ehom hsve goae 10
r.nArA
The Anuaol lsrisa mc~iine -
rssnity RtAsxo4Al ehafsA wiii D. 80
tAs Suila Rat oa rsssdas essasnE
Jan. 8 slnnsf ~ia - >ersed ~
ssssn o'cisk. fciiowea - Ne reedins
81 rea0rts asa slevfloa "a a seesrs
The annual pArsA m.etinr og
fox ne ensalne year TIE sesssop
A. nsneess - iAe parish arr afeea so
4neot
EAsar laAmaa resarued 70
RAneef. Texas. ieaay sueg speadsng
tAe holidays ~ith his moihe- Ne i
ac~ uith the Calf rIpe L,ne ca si
R1n~rr. pat ieaves eoan iar Arsen
tsne. SouiA Amsgfca. wh src ~ wiA te
STA ihc staelsls Guif rape line Go
Judss S~ank hris ssstaa -
coalt today and 0ro~ 4ea mars h4sl
: into she aass ~ork Nans
fica, and Ee4arrvrs werv reard ans
reafy ardtrs made ia ihe cAse q
Crxvs ". Crs~s fhs Goa ordsfeo
gAss -. sAAAaeH D. sassa fafa +hs
kvep.ag of thr Er3na moissr Mr.
sseA>cn. usnding final espossi 81
ihe a 'oroe s4se. lsdee S~snk All
ssea @ irt - Sui~aisf NoHsAy
Ennmeratlon q The eisi1eu. o.
Cafhrie arr being taken ~ ths fel-
lcssng people v 4 nooly. 4 ~
Nsssaley. + n Redsf. Rcsert Nsr
len. J T. cAisln. Ahce Adams. Mr.
s~orgr Sgeer. Nr nauce ran
Mrs- Waliam Boesen and wsn foel-
ga |.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-03

Petitions ueIe circulated FRIDAY and
the siEnrra met ~ -four o's,0s4 10 the
district court fnom and organized q
Wood for preslisni- flab Peter
Jsisdlh ~as chosen prssident. col
llofaadsf. Vice president ~ iloes
ton secretary. and wafne Jenkins
treasurer
A c0mailtee ~as name 30 obtain
additional msmhsrs. aHd an adjourn
ment taken until Wednesday. Ian
uary 2. At 20 az the eiiy haii when
arrangements xfil b. maae tn seaa J
aifonE delegation % ths state fsilf -
Oklahoma ciir on laaaafy sih oos
efnon iiadieY ard Allea all ssdfe
the Mood Tor Pfosldsat boat -
that OCCASION
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-03
sJIiNtIn \,Mi
~ I'M tt\~t :

rne prsaent feosvs ~
lnspertAnt 20 Cuihrts
Net = name n TIE tip
shovla ee raisaeo
GIVE - youf name yoer
~ifc ,our ctlidfee. ga
terx. mother brcshsr,
tatheF IN la~s Ans al
relatives s',o nay be w,
lne ~ tNe houAs
Guthrie got messly
ii.Oco rssins IN she lsat
esrtut. because ssopie
tcot ~ latsree - ,nf
csnsvs sao 'aiisc to give
in si ths nares 70 ife
enuwrratcfs
Ci~c in esefytcdf
maids an0 sef.sntf
progressive babiss ard
ne~xomrrs.
90 " ron ouTrRiE'b
SAKE
Only the pissf on his
town ~ali faii 20 eise 10
evey present a"d rros
pective name
Guthrie shcuia aho~ >
census q is.ooo 20 1000
tiis trip tnld. a. Reno,
Ls~ton. Shawnee ard
more are listed ~ the
2s 900 ,e 5000 class ro~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-03
Nu JENNINGS BRYAN To
I\iIH PRESIDENTIAL RAtI

Detroit. Mich, Jan. 8--Wii.sm
Jennings nrYen viii bs snisfsd IN
ma s's-'san presldspiiai prnsey -
. e@naicsts foe e~cassemenf ss De
nsorsai,e nominee sor president, &C.
cording 70 local friend u the form
sr secretary % state.
petition N HE favor which well "a
qvirs oriy 100 names. Will bs N
circulation shorty. IL ~as ssls. The
primaries will be heid April 5.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-03
H0hORs EVEN N DOUBLE
HEADER BASKETBALL CAME
Guthrie Boys Win u 70 G. Guthrie
Guls Lose To Edmond 0uis
= 10 II. Accident Put
Gloom On Game

A reed slsed srv~d witnessed fht
doeaie heaAtF h@sket hAli game D.
gessn Edmcna saa cashsas
rhs Geihris slFls shaved sNreps'ohf
ans eeH faf ghe.f nrst ssms saa
q sAs EAms 49, 81 % y - mset
as Is ia Nelkries gasof. kAs
Asil sheprd ~ sTifswa,. tof n ~
ueaa tof~ards ~~fe pfaflfcaiiy safv
- q eoei phsu ghe> had = CHANGE is
thfo~ fof H TIE SCORE ~ fhc end
sad q he game wss s2 10 r n issnt
- Edmend
The eaihfle l.eks ahosed fhslr "a
stf.efsfk ossf Kamond ffoga thc b..
einnsng 80 fss - team pork sud
lishinlax l.ssses are Convsfnea lhs
0slhrie foreafis. hcwosef. sstmc.i
comeles.ly ~ali aa Altilns =; Z so,s
falhns time afsst Time 81 fs.
hAskes lhs t4moua iurws -
fe~ chAnees a. tht r.. aek
gsme epaed With = sco. 80 s4-f
70 fascf 81 Guthnss
The only fhink 10 mar toe eame
~Ms ihe accident which oswnrrh
enc q ,he fdmead bays 4 sessrc
Jan caused BIN - strike Als hcad
ever iAf sYs on fss floor. rsndefing
him anoonscioas ils soon r1alned
tgnscicasness ho~etsf. Ana ghe dne
iof rvIoriri ihsi - was nps seIioas.
"a inlur.4 Ne @a4 taken 90 the
NisihodIsl.hos riisi where ~ Is s,inr
nicrly sHd rill soan De- ahle to ~
hepis
The fepitruce eames berin lan
2 ehsn Guihris eln ~ 20 ~ Reno.
0hc following FRIDAY nirhf 81 Rsan
aiu plas a. Snihfie nughne has q
f,rod. fast tsam aeaiu this year. ara
eiu hass = eood enance a. win m
.onfertncc series
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-03
HAisu FAMILIES 90 fnow
ffyt TO rIN. SAYS rioEn

Pfalt. Jsn. familt ~ Ten AMI
FIVE htlidfen are being urged bY
pfemisf Ciemencran. who D. touring
the eotnsf ef Grant aud Vino streets
she department Of var aii suaHii-
fnency IN fhe chamber 81 arinitlss0
n. clcmsnceau points eai in nt "a
al audlenses ihe need Of r.. 81 ipli-a
France. inynR emphasis % ihn F1ipt
hat large farms are nor common
in northern than .D ..5r p, aeo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-03

chlsseo. jar. s.-rhes were ossd
toosy ara several sore W IN hospitals
from shrinking ~ood alcohol e1rsns the
Ne~ wears eve celebration Aumer.
ous cesshs ~nich followed Christmas
esiesrstions ard WARNINGS ~ heath
ss,norsties spparensi, presente7 ~iue
spr~aa csinslna q ne polscn l'osor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-03
rvlsA MOTOR Snow

Tulsa. otla. Jan Plans for me
holding of ine foarh ANIMAL Tuiaa
ss'osobiie fhox march 70 9. IN
elusive. Indicate that one of m srest.
81 motor e1hibits ever held Ia me
soaihscnf ss 20 b. heid there shis
yesg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-03
4,l7 COMMUNISTS ARE
IN LIMBO TO-DAY
PARRY iolR ~ NptR ~
stfD> ~ sMfliit,. ~
CAUGHT N NttTuu
RfReiR> TOW
Win GOODS on:
tItk> An READY
BULLETIN

Milwaukee, Jan ; Parry Loed.
- years old. said 20 he the leader
Of ihs cOunsurlss party here. Vas
arrested early this rorning IN has
home. ~hile n the &C, Of trying 10
destroy rcd literature Loeb.
who IS Russian Is said 10 have
been arrested IL The Red reyoir-
ton IN Russia in 1915 he escAp.
ed fron Siberia where be vas sent
into japan and made his way into
the uniied States =, Seattle.
Wash.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-03
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