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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22
FIRST WOMAN JUSTICE
She lis Declared an Authority ON Social
Questions and Friend OF
Wording Woman

woman jug: ice or the peace is Miss
Gertrude Tuckwell. an authority on
social questions and a champion OF
position.
Tho Marchioncss OF Crcwe and Mrs
Sidney Webb. n social worker, are also
TO BIO sworn III as Justices.
The first woman magistrate for Scot
land is Miss lialdanc, of Cloan. Il sister
Of Lord LInldnnc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22

therefore that tho bsillian, Frap,o.t
SWISS is preparing three ErontcnaS
cars Tor tho contest. In addition to che
tered. Tho European Invasion promises
- assume greater proportions In gisso
thin ever before. and every ounce Of
american ingentiveness and daring w!li
DO needed successfully to repeai ,nNnns.
sault OF the tosciSn leSlons -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22

Polish Cargo Lands Mt Daazis.
DANGICi, Feb. ol.-The first Polish
cargo steamer has reached Danz;r
from New York. She is the CosiusZko.
Of the Polish American Co
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-13
ALL NEWS TO Me-"
SAYS JACK kEnNs
Champ Manager SAYS He Knows
Nothing of Labor Day Plight
CArded For New
Jersey

los AaEsis- Cal Jan. l3-Jaek
kearns. mansrsr oi Jack D,'mpsey
said today iAa ann0unceent made
last night a. nardeaaN. Frsnes 3, N
hssca nps msnarer ~ Ceorse Car
peniler would meet Cor the worlds
ehamp.oasa'p September ll.abor
Day IN Neu Jersey was ssn news
so hin
didn know thinz ahoat ii
fI sau u in the papers koarns
added And J haven't received thc
cable fescsmps vac said 60 have sent
James " Coffroih whose terms
for match between Dempsey and
Carpenter have heen accepted. n,sf
have ar eye on some place in New
Jersey hut ol thai aonr know Z
knoA there aeFe in6lt metns offer
"a him some time AKA. ay New York
haesers. 10 81 into nghf promoting
In the East
persorsils. I'm strong for Con-
Ha'h's offer and Tiinans Lower Cali
t0rrm looks good 20 me
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-13
LEAGUE FIGHT WILL
Be DISASTROUS ONE
SENATOR N Al III SAYS fiIt.
PARTY Mill lIlT RN k~
~ Pm >fni<Tttt. CAM
p,ic\ u " N.i-D IN
i.ttat I STAND
sullETlN

@ashirpsor. gsr. fs-~i ar sttH e
tie epinier shat re lesssr q nst.aes
sssse r. ere presloe~sisl esmpa 1r
rssars disaster % tne ser,oerane car
v- sac Ssrs;or oses d Maiss to
cay
~f4c~ s,ysre fsniaar a. al ~.ts
tie puelie pOiss g tns eeurtry EAR
see an acsar-ass - tee oersosraiic
parry ~th tns a. isAdlrs ixs0r IS
tssono ~ cowprtnensier. kne~ ~
- svrer ~ay o. reuocins ,ne streaq.r
IN TIRE sera'e ans ho0sr e. reorsssn
tssisex trsn % foree shs issoe.
M sgan g rlsh;s tne socnsr srs
iss0e Is behiro the osrnoerstlc pa-ty
tAe bettsr Scr tne oerccrsfic parry
arc tre ccurtrr.
- cert hsiieNr i~ cecrlslrc cur
selves arc ary iescsr ~ha attempts
- forcs tns democratic psrss irso sns
posisaon e. tu7psrsire . foreign ~.
iisnee rrocrari Is certain e srlve cot
q tire oer,ocrstic psrss every rto.
blooots Anericsr r. a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-13

pEni.o ~ <EW lutt1ttt
lP AGAINST Tt<ti.t

Il have acquired ihe management
~ the Guthrie theatre on per cent u
ags basis said Manager Ned pedigo,
today I viii conduct 4 on : money
making basis The prices being schs.
duied we're too low to break even
hence = slight advance The cuihrls
theatre will BE- devoted TO films. stock
companies and one niFhi stand at
iracr ions.
The Highland will not close. oul
special attractions Will be Staged
there. The theatre bookings will be
adhered 20. but lts Chinese pnzsie
70 me, since FOR the next week stock
company has been boxed solid on
SEQ guarantee while the Consisiory
has paid for three nights and the
high school for one night u you hear
cf anybody going crazy irying 10 un-
rarel this awful tanTie. together vita
aliayins the howis OF zeo pses holders
nll b. me"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-13
HUNS MAY YET FOOL
ALLIED Governments
Some Of the Leaders Are Still
Capable OF Treachery, Says
Army officer Recently
Returned

washinriun. Jan i8 DermanY q
stu capable ~ tfsaehsry toward iba
allies. hlsh army afnesfa foiaY seld
tbs House sub eommliise inssatixal-
lns afnbstiee day Operations
Many people zsili believe lha Ger
mans sill 10 something treaehefoaa'
llrle Gen Fo2 cnnnof. formerly Gen.
efai reFahlaxs chief AZ staff ia
France told the committee lie en-
phasixei tae eiasspfead belief among
high army officers shat nos only a.
the time Of the armialiee. bat esen
now. the Germans we're capable of
anything regardless Of their prom
lsss. This uas eoncarrud n By 9th
- general officers pfezent Who ex
pressed the opinion that 1T Il not
yst too late for the Germans 20 tnsn
on as
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-13

on the East side and found the child
sitting Ia the dlngy chamber. her al
most transparent hand. folded nst
losa'y In her lap The agents acted
upon the Information from priest,
"a whom the story had been whisper
"a by relative of The Nerea family
Harrieiia cried In alarm when she
taw daylight for the flfrt time She
qulvored with terror when Third
Ave ,iesatea train shook the street
but me uttered shrek of delight
when Miss Edith q Crane. one ~ the
y q G G Officials aut q biz open shut
eye doll dressed Ia tlounces ana lace
into her arms
Carried ~ Policeman
Marietta has had ~ lite exercise
she can hardly walk. and was carried
to the socieiy's office IN the arms ~
hugh policeman who had whispered
70 her with the tendernets 81 a wo-
man
The offices % the = G G are
hardly stones thnsw from the room
where liarletfa was horn
"she a. barely able TO lisp said
Miss Crane "tlcr mentaliiy Il that
of little child Of seven Good food,
lots II sunlight and the companion
ship of other children Il what she
needs ! thinA she II brlshi child
There II hope for her stuated mind
u will be some time before she can
walk alone
To-day I showed her the eicture of
q dog. ami she asfed me u it wAs a
horse She can spell eat and dos
Justice Levy OF tho Children
Court. before whom liarieiia was "a
Ken said the case war the most un
usual that had ever come before me "
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-13
BOYS lND GIRLS WANTED;
PIC, CALF AMO SHEEP CLUBS
County Club Work Being Shaped
Up BY Langton and Wiley,
Ranks Buy Pigs For End.
less Chain

Ma Mars n ianesion. coaniy
horse demansifstion aAent, aud X
Wiley. eoanty agsnt sfs rashinK elae
~ork CO.. eoss 4ne firis In state
meat prepared fog he Leader 'h',
SAY
Indsr fAs supervision 81 me sa'en.
slAn division 81 the A a a collese.
estry bey and Tlr Ia this county hae
a. oppoftuni,, 20 take AZ he siads
o, rous and crops poultry and i've
stock
Ne wish 10 snroi. every widss~Ake
boy and eifi IN this eoanls between
NN and = years of az go lake up he
stud, og soils and crops. 4ouitrN and
livestock andef ths sapvfsision Of me
extension division of The A N.
c.nege through The eess and elris
clah uork
.Me Wll test the soll Of fhe club
piAis ard acres and advise a. 10 N"
need 81 ferinlrer and limestone, and
ihe hest way 20 appls them to So ihe
ecss results
We wln sdsise what and when 10
p'sni. ~hsp "a 81 the best seed
hca and when 20 cultivate and har,
esi. and hOw 20 keep record ~ cast
expenses and profit
,lab vork 10 means II acquiring
more education. and Increasing ones
wealth ~ developing sreaief sarnlns
power
u breaks down lonssomrness ey or
gsnlaed eiGh meetings ard field visits
among its member u opens np va
Ions Of greaier thlugs other flsees
and people. institutions. and develops
"iAtent posslbillties" in ils members
Canning club work consists 81 rais-
irg l-eo acre oi xsrden canning or
selling The vegetables keeping a o..
tConilnued on PAGE 4. Col. ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-13
BEAUTY MARR[D BY
SCAR, GIRL VANIsHEs
Hull Hc1se Girl Il Missing
Is Heiress and Wanted To
Do Sometime Worth
While

Chicsro. Jar f1-pcllre tossy
s.srred = sesrrh e sse bsrkr o. ne
Chicszo river r. So ss'erlps 20 Gear
- ne nysterioss dlssprrsrsrce -
Jeanne Arne De KAY 1f-year Cd
heirsfs 40 pissed 20 10 sonefhinx
worth pksle-
sac fiszpDezres SATURDAY fror TIE
Hal house ptere sae had beer sfaT-
tnx wifh Miss Jz1e A1fs ~ since
hsr arrival fron svitze-iz7d csrlsf-
nszs eve Her rezltky Arrrican pas-
entk reside ~ L1cerene
AlfAonrs several cteus hare hren
reported fhey hsve failed 70 pro-
suos sny trace q fhe girl n e. fear-
- thzf she secznse tessor6ers be-
cz8ze her besgtF ~zs rra-red - -
srf1 bsr- ars ~ nzfxs fron small
rur
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-13
CHILD HELD PRISONER IN
ROOM FOR FIFTEEN YEARS

New YofA. Jan u Locked N =
~lndo~less tenement noon ever
slnee shs was born. Hsfrlet,a sefee
nueea yrars old. has jus seen the
sky. feil ihe breeze eAresf her check
and .Angai q breath Of liie
Tier mad one-esea moih.r Mr.
Margarci Seres xho has kept the
ehl'd Jailed IN one room since her
birh. escrpiine tot ons ITO io = hoe
pltai ~lii be- taken to iho pstcao-
pathle ward of nslletue Hospital Tier
father. Howard senes. q pavement
layer and her grandmother, Mrs III
len Serrs. eili NOT he prosecuted.
since the authorities deem that q was
the mother who dominated the house.
hold. seeping the child imprisoned.
And a. for Hari.iia. she laughed
when che heard one hundred other
unfortunate little children sing "a
chorus 81 the rooms " ibe society
Tor she Prevention of Cruelty 20 chill
dfen
narleiia sat on a stool. clasping
her first dolly 10 her breast aud
rocked with delight when she heard
the voices and the piano She even
tried 20 sing herself wordlers. al.
most tuneisss song she bad hum
med 10 herself duflue the years she
at in the darkened tenement room.
Revealed By Priest
Children uttered as she stood up
on = stool and tried 70 sing She rub.
bed her tiny fists into her blue eyes
and cried until she was comforted on
the bosom ~ one Of the chiidrens
society matfons.
That q fifteen year old girl waf eK-
isilng lising death IN New YORK did
not berome known until agents for
the \ p & G hroke into the Seres flat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-13
HOTEL ANEns WHO KEEP
"OP{Ii IOUs[' TO De HELD
sTAtl ( I.i~I AIlRI~ lAN.
MI sIriu nifilItA-
nov OI tD>~ifftf<
IiO>N. AuI .>nuINf
SAYS man Ui
"Diis" IiIui>r.
QUOTES tOt'ilI
nIti~iO>


he~ YofA. lan "a There ~lt ~
30 "iast nlsht srras~ ~ New Vess
hetsls aad eshafsts nsst aaiuFsiay
olght a. had besa niannst Al haaels
have been natflet thAt the aNnafs
slil be prosecuted andsr tne ns~ iaw
~ federal uossfnment N ~naFA 49,"
privileges ere sula o. n ilnuar 81 srv
intoxicating eonfsni - permitted q
be drank a. ere sshisa " ls psenls
slble - drlNk 81 horne but net la
public.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-13

his friends 70 believe that the cam
paiEn is to be somewhat of a holl-
day.
Okizhonz7s are getting ready for
the iissIiesf political scrap they ever
have witnessed. None heretofore
has given cause for 90 much pay
Geological speculation. what Gore
has up bis sleeve Is the cause Tor
that.
Opposed Army Pay eiIi
Every democrat IN the state
knows that Gore has been IN bad
repste win the Wilson sdminlsfrs-
tlor snd that the period Of this re-
pufe 6zfes from btyond Americas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-13

The - Loals Post Dispatch q sun
6sy. pays fhe fouO~ing trioate 20
Scott Ferris.
scott Ferris. native % Seosso. re-
psted 70 - she best mixer and fhe
best letter writer that ever has been
iu Oklahoma -oiiiics. l. giving up
me SiKfh Oklahoma district shich
- sas represented since statehood.
70 trr for : sesf in the upper house
- ne be- flyssh 70 the flower. 90
wm ~ unfo Oklahoma Senator
Gore Elred e0ze friends from Wash
layton not long ago. prefzeing his
poesrv Nth the APPROXIMATE cate
q s1cs lizh;s z11 By that III iesvins
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-13
SCOT TMtsTER WILL m
GtEST Of ROT tIut\s

J F. Pershine. state Boy Scout mas
ter. has accepted an invitation 70 At
tend the Rotary luncheon here To-
morrow and viii talk on the proposed
Boy Scout survey 10 be put on IN Guih-
re Mr. Pershing has his subject we'll
IA hand aud his talk will b. unusually
Interesting All Roiarians are urged
70 be present at luncheon tomorrow
AZ - - a. the lone hotel
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-13

IN the service. Gore almost sonsis'
ienfiy has opposed vital var mess
ures. fie wss absent from the sen.
ate when that body adopted the rsso-
luton declaring war with Ger.
many 10 exist. and IL reliably re-.
ported 10 have said later In a speech
Ir Oklahoma that had he been pres
ent h. would have voted against the
resolution.
okishouz's War Record
So Senator Gore will return 10 Ok
lahoms for a campaign this year with
something new up his sleeve. Hss-
Ing voted with republicans IN oppo-
si'ion 70 the league Of nations. be
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-13
TRACTION PEOPLE nay
GIT ROOM ISLAND NON

1 is reirr-ed fhsf negotiations are
again actively In p-,kress look.nx TO
ihe iAking over ~ ffa Rcfk i.iara lrs
r. Chancifr ara fhe terminal hare
b. he in'erurba1 tonpsry
Tte reIor sar7 fts fracfIo- CEN
psny hzf rlzde 8 definite offer rhieh
fails sho-f only - sa 81 me amount
waited ~ ;he Rort fsiz1d reurie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-13

entry into the wsr The fact has
been circulated for long time in
Oklahoma that Gore was not vel
coined 81 the white house and that
ne has been training and trailing
with administration forces. Some
Of them IN his osB party. some Of
them In the republican party.
Since he referred 10 the guards
men on the Mexican border IN isis
- snnshibe patriots and summer
soldiers while oeposing measures
designed 70 Increase the pay Of foI-
diers from si5 TO so a month and
awarding q bonus Of SO . month 10
The dependent family Of each man
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-13
POLISH nj ~sit\ WNs
,Rt ~ FLIGHT

Paris Jan le Polish Jevs are
nesinn AZ the approach of bolshesk
,2ads between kiex and MolocxfF
according % reports from NsrNsw
A. lmsunka here are some ite9o
81 ihese refaeecs aho are in q piu-
aide condIflan. The same sfats ~
siiair. exists 81 Oakiwow. uhsre ihe
Inhabitants and officers 81 the Polish
army are doing their best 70 care
fnf the fufftFers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-13
lTuIt\ >NIAi.,SrS HERE
URGED 10 SPIRE ND lDE AIS

Florencs. iiaiy. Jan. if r. italian
socialists in Aerlca are urged IN re-
taciausfs IN America are urged IN re-
socialist party In session here 20
spread their ideals oi opposition
which Nil hasten their triumph"
Reports about ths condition Of the
Italian socialist party IN America
wers received ai the meeting. u be-
ing alleged that "persecutions~ were
lnliC "a upon the socialists
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-13
~ NAY RI BEGINNING
0F End OF WORLD

Paris Jan i9 Northern and east
ern France arr being swept b. sio-
lent storms - orfs stating ihas three
perrols have been killed and Twelve
Injured Heas, damage Is reported
from various cities. numerous build
nss having been blown down
r1crraph and ,eiephonic communi-
cations have suffered considers bly,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-13
srArg LrolsLhruREg
CANNOT


washlng,or. Jan lt-- e,ats leolsla.
lures can not unisr lse repeat faelfl
ssslon % tns constitutional anaena
mens. said W n whsslsr. courssl ~
the Anti aalsoa LssgUs. to-day -
statement dlaeualsaa recommendations
for Fsnsal made % ths Lawmakers -
Nevv roFk. Ns~ Jersey and mafYland
~ shs aovsrnoes ~ those states
wHrEtnR cirra LAW
NJ Wnesise cited ths atismpt -
ns~ Jersey and ohie % ~tnffs~
ratification % sha itth amsnsnewt
csnaress refused a accept me repeat
ard beth states ~srs eeuntsd auena
those votlna affirmatlvslY. wsnaus
their ratification. ths amsudm~nt
lacked ssnlelsr, votes % bssoms
opsratlvs.
chlsf Justice Marshall vas quoted
~ ~ Whseisr aa failowni
"rhe prlrolpls IA asserted thar one
legislature 10 eompstsnt 20 repeat a.
ast which former if9lslsfurs ~as
compstsnt % passi The correctness
Of this principle 20 faf 40 respects
general Legislation. can nessr be
eoutrovsrsd. nas II az go 30 done
under la~, a succeeding feaialasure
can not undo a. fhp pass can not ~
recalled ~ ,ns uoas absoists po~sg0"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-13
WILSON NAY Run FoR
THIRD TERn

wash.nklnn. jar le. Noo.ifaN
Wlisos Hay frd esfaae from 3 ihsf8
tern nnmlr1fion lmf-essille
Tn iinpression s. rrcWlns here
thai lAoneh the rres der' himself
made fhe circumstances the cfeam
stancfs ihem1 1.fss may nou -
fheif furn Iake fse initiative ard
posni h|m ~ aar fosr ~hI h ae
81 have no alternative huf 10 -
The sthfwe Waith i ihreaieus8 by
iAe stsrd i4krn % W1iiam Jan.
r.nxs B'yan "a the treaty of yef-
ssllles. whieh b. insists musf -
raf.fisd immeiIs'eiv Ia some form ~
oiher and no. sU8u'ust ~ re-
connfry ir 80 election. places Bran
f'af-feot eds in Gas ramt UItf pfesI-
frr~sfru4N ~ Pc. r..f -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-13
SMYRNA IssEpsRssLE FROM
T-E rUpsis- EMPIRE

Paris Jar IA smyrna sss decisr-
es -insepsfzbie IRON the T7rkish en-
pirt- In the ksltan's speech from the
throne delivered 81 the opening Of the
chamber of deputies on A7ndsy. ac-
corsinv 70 consf, 1tinopie dispstehes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-13
MINERS WILL tOGPT
COMMISSIONS TEKu>

washington. jar. is.--wire opera
tors r. fhe central oorrpetitiss field
scosy tod the eorr,issior ns~eo 20
settle TIE titg~ino0s cosl strike th<'
thsy ~os'e accept ~nfh sicsle reser-
sstor sry s~sro the eorsrissior
rirnf rrsse.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-13
JAPAN WILL WITHDRAW
WtRslllPs FROM CHM

Paris Jan. is.--Jspsn has decided 20
withdraw her ~srships from ~ Chow,
China, ~rnere they were sers some
weeks sso owing 20 the usltrestren,
% Japanese subjects. according 20 sc-
vices received by the Japanese osieos-
Tier te the peace conferences.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-13
Mssomian Tells of Ferris and His Race For the Senate

offers arguments on that subject
that coincide faiiy with the state
ments Of republicans nho hope 60
slide ths state ihi( year into the
ranks Of the repubilesn party. Bai
Gore has doubled the dose he en-
poets democrats 10 take for republl-
cans as = whole. take pride 10 the
support they have given the admlnls-
fratlon during the var period. Gore
fought HE own parry. then turned
around and gave comfort. courage.
hope and inspiration 20 bis fsrtys
enemies.
Ok'shomas war record is toicr-
tcontinued on Page :. Col ID
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-13
Young Wife
Stays 70-ysar-
old Husband

Fort Norsh. Tea jan. iA--Eits-
ssuest. - sears go, . "a tee esunty
5s'i Here teasf 81 = charge % rssr-
csrsns hsr ,.ssar. elc husband. wiH
s,oett ~ns a.ec lsss nisns fren IN.
lssriss infiietso ssrly Saturday ~lts
~ a.. Ire woman tolu TIE poiase.
a - s@ac. tNat sne spit open hsr
hsseard's ssail smile nr slept To.
css shs p~ofesses net to rensusesr
tAe ceee. - even 70 sac~ tNaf hs
~as her hosbsnc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-13
sIIIr REPORTED LOST
~ StIE ~ rnlst

uenoa Jan n rhe shlp prlnelpea-
"a Maflada. wh.sh uas fepotged an
aaairday 90 hase been saok ~ .
floating mine sffh heavy iota q ilfe.
q safe and ail % board Ara esll ae-
eofdins 70 ielssnm received ffam
paha Mnnffn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-13
~ tNLtCkY DAY
AND NJ MIsER FOR VILLA

tess prie,s. senors. Nesieo, Jan.
is.-wors reaching here thls morning
through military ehsnneis stated thst
- rsnbers os roaming vsiis bard
we're eyecYfeo ~ General Eduardo
soutn 81 ures On Sunday night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-13

Don't damn your own town For
any of a. 20 condemn our own town
j. really self condemnation for each
of ns. a. individuals. u a part Of Our
town. unit in rs most important
eiemeni--the human element
our towns. what they have become.
are shai We have made ihem-by our
efforts or neglect
This town. POUR town. any town. i
a reflection Of the people who live In
n: and you. I. any OF a.. are each one
ray IN the reflection.
To put 4 another uav. A town,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-13
ST. LOUIS c-osEh As rHE
NEXT CONVENTION CRY

Phliafrircis jar g Ihe ererr-
-iFe couu'ttes ~ fhr Anercan Bar
AssocisTicn iodaf der6sd 70 hold ne
ner1 anruai meeting - N assorla-
iiDn n 81 Lou's Aurns' es and e
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-13
Don't Damn Your Own Town

any town. u the complsite Of iia 60
lrcnr, Il ik exactly between the best
and the worst citizen.
n gets better Or worse at one class
Of citizens had an lnfl1ence on the
other class. or - one citizen has an
influence upon another citizen.
The qualities ~ town. good or
bad. represent public opinion --ths
opinion OF the best and the worst
citizen each. a. he asserts OF
neglects 20 assert his opinion for
good OF evil. efficiency or lasffici-
eney
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TRAINS LATE ON ACCOUNT
or BAD WRECK

The Fort smith and Western PAS
senxer train due here last night at
s;e0 arrived THE morning a. o'clock.
A wreck near Weleetka makes II
necessary for all trains 10 be de-
toured over the Rock Island By xay
Ct fIoldsnyiIle. II win be several days
before the wreck can be cleared away.
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ses oriesrs. Iz-- i7-ToniKhs zne
Wednesday. partly e.o11y 70 cioudy-
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,cOniInued on rAse .. Col. ~
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Rosenbaum officiating. The wedding
march was played by Miss Frances
Seelig, and the bridal attendants were
Miss Della Koen, maid Of honor, and
the brides brother, Morris Rypinski,
Of Kansas City, who was best man.
The bride was given in marriage by
her father. A wedding breakfast fol-
lowed the ceremony and the wedding
cake was cut amid much merriment.
The young couple left on the 1000
o'clock train for their home in Chi
cago, followed by the best wishes OF
their many friends.
Out Of town guests for the wedding
were Mrs. B. Cans Of Chicago, and
Morris Rypinski Of Kansas City.
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WICHITA FALLS.

Miss Hazel Sachs of Port Arthur is
the guest Of Miss Rose Rosenberg.
DR.. David Goldberg has returned
from Ell Paso.
D. L. Wertheimer of Amarillo spent
last week in the city.
Sam Rosenberg is spending a few
weeks in Mineral Wells.
M. H. Leterman left Thursday for
business trip to Dallas, Fort Worth
and Oklahoma City.
Mrs. Goldstucker of Tyler is here
with Mrs. Herman Goldstucker, who
has been i'll.
Dave Paul is in st. Louis.
Mrs. Dave Friedner and daughter
are visiting in Ardmore, Okla.
Miss Josephine Influential of New
York was the guest of Mrs. Abe Mar
Gus for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Marcus and chill
drcn left Thursday for Colorado
Springs. Mr.. Marcus will return short
ly but Mrs. Marcus will remain for
the summer.
Mrs. Eugene Leopold is spending
the summer in Colorado Springs.
Mrs. H. B. Morris and baby have
gone to California to spend the sum-
mer.
Mr.. Will Nurenburg Of Chicago is
expected to arrive Saturday to spend
q few days with Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.
Wolffson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Frankel Of YER
non spent several days here.
Mrs. J. M. Dampf entertained a few
friends with a theater party last
week. After the show refreshments
were served at the Olympia.