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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-03
WE'LL BELOVED YOUNG
MAN CALLED BY DEATH
William r. Welon. Veteran Of
World War. Is Called Was
III Since Returning
From Service

wliliam "a welsh aiea a. 50 81
clock FRIDAY mornlae a she heus
81 hla parents. Mr and Mira VI NJ
Welsh. ~ tAls slsY after llnesrias
lineas srom tuberculosis. Axed "a
wears ysba
whou wlllbsm Welsh died a tcai
nohleman % nature eassed fram lhls
salu o. teAfu Gensls. klndiy. h,ting
lesal aaa true. he faily meAem-d up
10 mans standards lss cpantet hls
tfionaa hy legion ard every one wha
kuew hlm lowest ana respected hlm
A.. hc was tfae blue At an sluea
and undor an circumstances ana a
enllcman ever.
lie viii NJ uaased
When the ean fer ear eaa~ the
auoeaeva enlisted aud nn September
atsA. vas assigned sa headquarters
Division Gath lnfansfy camp Logan.
reaaa n waa ~ailr ii shu Aerslce
that w contracted the dl~aep shnt
finally soa,k ~ sagfeme toll A 49,.
sefe ease 81 lin waa his frsl illneas
whl,A Developed Into pneumonia. and
from iis a,asss be never tully fat
lied
Arlee completing hts hlsh school
cuurnc III 1916. ,he deeaassd wvn,
into Ma fathers huslueAa ana was
aetise a. thas work Nhvn he avut
10 the war AFTER rcsurulng home his
iailine health woala Aot perml, hlml
e Voltlnue the work
Tho decreased Asa eonsisgen meft
ber ol s, Marsa ehareh Aaa also a
faithful worker and msmh.f 10 thnI
A. q { W lndse lie Was ~ q
cheerful disposition aud never Kayr
ap shu flRht Il Nua Aut fpw A0nfa
before the hemarfaae siiAs resulted ~
hlA death that Ma had announced ~
bis parents That he bad decided 70 r9l
10 Afssona n hopep Of rugalnlng hts
health more RAPIDLY llls psfen.s had
lonE arKed him 60 make this trip but
be dssllAea % lease homie aaA hAa
fnt L ~ from time e. time
FuuutN ergsirea VIII ~ enndnrtna
frnm Nj Mnfy'a gathollr church.
Monday morning al e'eluek,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-03
uillN @hI ms >iNiN
MIN M kln OF A>n
~ ~illllN, IN~t,
a, slis>nIn NAN
CHAM ! N NOT TAKING
III CHANCES TO LOSE
lnIiI Mn utAI tn>~i~-
II<iiN TRAINED inIs isis.
lNi>t. NiilsII .ist~
PROMISE Ol hti>t
Nom itui Ii~liss
INililliIlp>

nentan ll#ggWT N*s. aept.
WhsW nuiy MlaAe III MA Faal chat
lenasr tsg titp Npglaa hpayywvlahg
ehnmianaahip sFAwla iass shA ring
here lappf nav agtasuaaa So faea snm
lawlns paphes suas tt,uwhs saa
ehr Anelsip g. Jack ilvmpe~Y, he
vlil liiepalls b. = nnw man
MisAs n hlA Malsh wiih peerpasy.
~ astAunslaa aaa IL tha moak ~.
mafAhNln eAsne bAsAs W shs AlsspeY
III 4ingv iwhNha tullAu maat ug sha
flxhsvfs wba hase hesn considered aut.
aplf e. tsy asala Mass u aut eum
Ipg back fFeps aFvs laaa aefsaia lga a
sreomlaA hlmaelt tuf hls fwst g~ai
rshs ia apagly eighteen nlonfha
rpum baqa tFem pEYstvAi Disability.
thr ss i'aal hwAY wsixhs has gems
lhfuWMh phAAkHa ii hM phYalaaa Ia
ufArF tn fvsgva N sam rIag Asmew.
thW titla og au~ alma - frequently
a0pltvd sa Athletics via hAya busa
ahafIlvd iuge paslllssis di~sasa ana
ihea brought Fmsh fs anoshar Al.
semv, Mlssa eiasws % 30 tnaeh
more fUfmiiatle antagonist fir Ilamp
saf shaa he ~aa when b feamhs th@
8lagp Nyslana FAtsw tma wears Nsn aMd
AlusA lhysmKh swu ArWellaF hneslna
wlshout pYvu aetnw knvekaa tawn.
AtinF baslnR lsatssinN laviasky
IA faleao yNae aao laas IatY, Miska
seussi lhs adsies II suerlallat ama
lssfned thar as waa suffering ffom
srlnsi lFaahla ard AHary allnieas
'hat arawaeA blas aown physically.
Msahe shoala npt hmxu hesn tl9htium
AZ Ali aaa gh~ wnnaar IA N III shAA
hH aSi uul wwt Annekea aat Nv badly
snip ~ Az least HAT ~ dld nat asa
bls oupHNHts numbered Anaa9 ths
seush~at le shs hsasywelxht ranka.
Atief a eoufse ef eafshil srsatmaus
and prescribed Fesi Miatp returned
e. lhe fiws tnu mensha aao. ,esginx
a 4aiea kn0sk oaf nser taek moran.
I. Nt tnala heA8ymelwhh Nuw. a..
eeFsiar M Mlske ana hAa manager.
iafk R~ddy A. i far betser Fighter
than "a either q his gErsg Dempsey
fights sflast vus nniy lsghew~iaht
when ~ fAsHat gle.apaey shsa. b.
ms a alth man aes b. IA fral
baayfwelthf hoasgiaz ~ 100 pounds
N boan ana muasla and elAlmA hw
wlil ~ ~ ilnea a. tau6h sw when
9empseF lass aaw hiw
Nlskv lalha eouflaehfiY og tha
coming enassat Ila daeA not slalm
lhat he "a aupsr mai. haf confeaas
ihaf q be- VaIlsi t'seuuzh the fls~
*lih lha beat tsasy ~vlshts in cha
suaihess shllp slsA he opsht 20 bs
ahla - ~ maeh hsitef ahsn bieased
whh spiradlA eanldelnn
glenaw~y wiil natafAiiv Va thu
'aypfiSp IA thn begtlnR MAnks Aald.
-lip shDuli hs tsut that's ne sign
~on1 beat him er ~ lsast hoia
BIN even The shamplsn Is alwars
lhn choice wfth shs public NAT
Dempaey has calm li.a all tho sest.
and. Il ! maaAgs TO land sauas~ly.
ihef~ viii ~ a fefrlbla crash
Mink~ "a eatY twansy als Yaars ola.
! year alder Than dempsey. tue chan
pioa The challenger has convinced
his admscfu that Ae IL bstser than
syer wbeihsr be s kood enoash TO
siye Dempsey i iaesn3 IL shs qnss.
lion 'hat Is belax seriously als.
.asaed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-03
Standard Oil Compays Branches Declare Huge Dividends In Eight Years

New York. Sept. While the
United States has been heading
toward an oil and gasoline short.
age-with the latfer's scarcity
but emphasized by price Of 3J
cents a gallon in some sections
the Standard Oil companies have
been piling up tremendous profits
& Authentic figures obtained by
the international News Service
shaw that 30 branches of the
parent Standard Oil Company,
dissolved" in 1912. have amass-
sd profits Of $s6s, $4,000 durilg 4
the past eight years.
The capitalization of these
companies totals s503, ,535, ,310-to
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-03

This wvehiy concert Will bs NsvwA
this evening ~ luAtnad - 4N
D IN. ~ Federal psfk
The fuliowieg pf''gfam viii - rea
dcfrd
Mafeis uiofla waits Maasi anil
Los One Alcp ttrYhsaiY s'alis A*
Honey ehAratt"flatle mafFh Matter
Inw Frltx Eex ssut VanatlAu Aksau
meiley overture, liiia NJ lsemleAM
Iilsa maFfh Naah. compliments ~
Nash Aaia company
Alfred Adler Nili conduct The seg
nee section viii % ae#iesod pY fraf
Eidrad of oklahoma CHS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-03

have earned profits amounting 70
more than 80 per cent Of tls<ir
capitalization since the parent
company of New Jersey was
dissolved F."
Moreover. nine Of these com
panies eerned profits amounting
TO from 223 per cent. 10 436 per
cent since 1912 aud twelve Of
them have cut melon" !" running
from 90 to 300 per cent. Of their
Capitalization
This does not include huge
stock allotmcnts IN 1912 and 1913.
following the reorganization Of
the "Oil Trust 81 branches, such
as the 1900 per cent. melon Of
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-03
Cancellation OR ORDERS
ENOANG[n INDUSTRIES
Retail Merchants Over Country
Are Wary and MANY Bic
Orders Have Been
rountermanded

washington Nrpt l'FastlsAslY
every snaaalry ia kuAsrlra u Affe
-. sans mafn eefgousty ~ she Aa
collation. ~ caalgaett aeeoF.ilaa p
final anAlYsis ~ lhe roanlFY 9 laa 81
srelieatlon Just eomplsisA - as
United states shamhrf uf nmm
Cancellations were particularly AE
ahle III eoeda ~ laipfest " wameH #'
mans ofliefu tnr sllka waFe atfea
thar manufacturers haye oF9Anls
hngeau whlph adladlsalea 80 elAlma
t'nFeag dealers tauad thenssls
osersieskea ana ,heir ersdlss e
s,fleied
pealefs "a mens clahlns e naa1li
appear saAaenly bseame ebasaaa5
With gha shoasb' thal tas paalt
woula rot has ~ pr~ealllus aflA
ana fuah "a eaneel ugdsrs fsll1wwl
The extraordinary cancellation "a
ofaeru tar baby eafrlarna waH aas ~
. oamhsr - eondllons. amapa shnm
the shotsaKa uf domestic tslp Ilafla
ghe period 81 lnw pfaslarllau lafns
tnra dsalere ~nfs alarmed aua plaessi
hts orders Housing epndiilens "a
eamn Hueh lhas frsall pAha wvre 81
ceedlnels limited A rash n eaAeM
orders followed rms iaaanigY faea
templased ateps to plaee restrictions
oA orders and % hHsin eAmpai +
~ cdusaslon That wit Insure ala
eaui'ahle treatment ~ ,he mAHu.e
iufers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-03
CRrW or TUE So,
II RMtRl\E sttI

Washington. Sept b. Wofi from
the army transport General 0oothals
that the rs men and four officers
comprising the crew 81 the MS were
safely aboard the steamer AlAnsnas
which had been stahalna with tas
General Gothala. was relayed 10 gae
favy department early to-day from
the Philadelphia navy sarat ora
ciala hero were relieved 10 hear that,
although the mon we're Ia rather qW8
anape. none had been Injured
I.leui Commander Charles "
Cooke. Jr. believed Il haye hecn VA
command ot the submarine, As fro.n
Arkansas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-03

the Standard Oh Company Of ~.
diana. the 900 per cenr dividend
nf the Continental Oll Company,
the 500 per cent. melon" of the
Vacuum oil Company. Or the 400
per cent "diyide-up" Of the
Standard Oil Company - New
York.
The smallest eighf-years total
profits earned by any one of the
thirty branches" was GIG per
cent NOT quite Q per cent.
yearly taken Ia by the Crescent
Pipe Line Company, which mere.
ly operates a trunk pipeline in
Pennsylvania.
The Ohio Oil Company has
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-03

BY BAND OF OUTLAWS
Chicago. Sept. The freight tran
seized here by a band Of men, be
lIeved To be members OF the striking
"outlaw" switchmen, was found early
today near Henscndlle, H., with the
Throttle vide open. and the t~nnty-
one freight cars apparently untouehed
Several battles between freight
crews and bands OF the striking
switchmen, who never reeained the r
Jos, preceded the theft OF the train,
which occurred shortly before MD.
night last night In the Chicago, Nil
waukee 4 St. Paul yards II Cicero. a
subsrb.
Thomas White. the engineer, was
driven from his post at the point of
gun. and, when Bert zimpon. the
fireman, resisted. he was badly best
en-. White Immediately gave the
alarm and after several hours search
the train was found. Railroad cffi.
claIs believe the throttle had been
wide open and the train then aban.
doned by the band who stole Il. It
had apparently run down for lack Of
steam.
White said the manner In which
the thieves handled the engine ne
was convinced they were experiences
railroad men. Five suspects were
taken into custody.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-03
WHAT licked ovER
rHE WIRE DURING DAY

serantaa. IA Anthracite ra.Aers
and operators signed twoyeat ks,as
tract enaboaslnx the term Il ~
award made b, the anthracite oaal
commission and approyed by l'resl
dcut Wtlaou The asrevmenl Nas
ssSncd under protest by rspg.wensa
slsns ~ the mlnerA
~oklahomA Guy Announeanseal
made bs she State coreoratiaa esm
mission u ias aeclaion on she aap.s
cAslcn 81 raslrpasia Operating IN "a
iAhomA fuF lucreas sed lasfa state Gates
was postponed. eobahly auul FRIDAY
afternoon
s'olasuhas q Gov cox leu for a
sponsh's s~ins sroand she eireia
speaking trip sAnaash the ~esi
Chicago Democratic ~lsneases
were unable To presens ID lhe wenase
counltasn investigating campaign ~.
pendliuws lhe data on Ahlch Uosee
nor COX hasea hla charges u : sls..
o0a oeo RepubiieAn campaign fund
l~ecauNe az the aaiuarnm~ng ~ the
eouAmlsiee ansll 1Na"~das
Washington isusecui,oa 81 So
contractors. nlAfk log the heKlhninR n
move ~ the government 10 ,.lean
W. lss waF contract controversies Was
ordered Is The ~ar Department. Il
fielals NlAslnK she pFocecainsa would
lnclade bosh esiielNai and clsll action
and Involve millions % anllars
Marion O DIVIDING bis time ha
TWEEN ~orA ana plas senator liari
Ing msda two geong tofea speeches.
hold several polltleal conference ana
naw haAunal gamg between sise
shisaxo s4iha ana au imeroelssa
Marion team. stased a. an erss~lal
compliment 10 h.s oashusianm a.
fan
Oklahoma tltY Tho wage ii
crease agreed n4un hs committee II
cosl operators ana mlncrn 10 kansas
Guy APPLYING 10 miners ln Oklahoma.
ArkAnaas Missouri and kausaa. dsrae
NOT apply u the uhlAhona men. Dae
spt Garter president N tho Ohlahusua
Ioal Operators association. declared
Washington n reply 10 sec
reiary colbY : Suggestion that Poland
rvmaln within H. limits specified BY
Ihe peace conference. Poland declarec
she declined II ioapordine her mgil
Iafy operations against the nninheslAl
Ny binding hersclf rs regard M aqsl
Ficlel boundaries laid doNn ny TIE
philadelphia Twelve of the 3a
Ilen on the s5. L - submarine sub.
merged east Of Cape May for more
than 81 hours were taken or and
The rest @ere being rescued after
llr had seeu pumped 70 tho men 10
several hours
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-03
NEW RATES EFFECTIVE
on STATE RAILS '\DAY

Oklahoma City. Sept 3 Members
OF the STATE corporation commisSiof
irdlacted at noon today that the ln
crease IN passenger. freight and puli
nan interstate. rates sought by thf
railroads to conform with fhe infer
state rates recently granted BY TIA
interstate commerce commission
would be fully granted on tempor
airy basis.
The order. nov being written By
attorneys for the state body. wonll
make the new rates effective Sunday.
September 9TH Main points IN hs
opinion and order were said by The
members 70 have been agreed up5n.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-03
"OUTlAWs" GRAB A
/ TRAIN IN CH|CAG0
OPEN THROTTLE Or ENGINE
AND LET TRAIN III \
WILD: MANY BtTIit>
BETWEEN 10y Al l.
CRElSS AND SIKlk-
ING SNIItHuE\


Chicago, Sept 3.-~A train OF twenty
cars. carrying merchandise, was de-
rallied four miles from here, c. NJ. a
ST. p., late today. and enc man Is
known TO be dead The engineer and
fireman. ebreaktrs, jumped. as
the enagne hit the obstruction on the
track, and were unhurt The wreck
was caused by rail being placed on
the track. Officers are IN pursuit of
an automobile. thought 20 be driven
by the wreckers. John Powers, q
brakeman. was killed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-03
JAPAN WILL KEEP
TROOPS IN vLAplvosroK

Honolulu. sept q japan has do
clared her intention Of keeping
troops 1T vladivostok until security
OF life aud property is guaranteed
according 70 yladiyossok reports 10
Toxic. cabled 10 Hoohia. 4 Japauers
language newspaper
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-03
Legiess Yank
Despondent, Takes
His Own Life

Chicago, iIls- sept :. - John
o. f4esn 81. of la sslle, lllx.
former member ~ the ~prlncsss
Pat" regiment. Killed himssf In a
roomins house to-day ., innslinu
Gas.
tsoar lost beth legs " France.
On his return. hix sweetheart in-
sisted on marrying him despite hls
handicap. They were married last
March.
The young widow told police hee
husband had been desponcens be-
cause he could not contribute 20
their support
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-03
ROADS M AND OUT or
GUTHRIE GOOD TO-DAY

Oklahoma city. sotfs 2 i'oiayu
highway bulletin u the Weather bu.
reaa conlained the follovin eonal.
iiou ~ Oklahoma roads
Oklahoma cily muddy. Guthrie,
good klnEfishsf muddy Perry
muddy. ronea clty muddy Nlaek
sell nuddy Newtifk muddy wich.
lla kan muddy. Newtun, Kan. fair.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-03
ARKANSAS soUArTERs SEIZE
RlcA BOTTOM LANE

An army " squs'ters. numbering
more than goo have grabbed 1000
scres OF the fertile delta land Of the
Arkansas bottom. near blytheyille,
Arkansas. claiming the land II sub
Iect 10 homestead under the 'Sunkcn-
land" grant The land seized was
formerly under water
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-03
GERMANY READY 70
DELIVER COAL TO FRANCE

Paris. sept q British. French.
Italian and German delegates havs
arrived at stfeaa. Italy. for a eoafe
renee at which will be arranged the
conditions Of payments aud advances
TO be made to Germany for /ie deliy
cry of coal to the allies.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-03
ARpERY srrs somT HARD
ROADS IN INDIANA

Harry Arders returned today from
i u'1ngha slsii % hls mother ln
euinnshus Ind
Indiana IA the Kamc Old state.
eala Artery bg eropA sula year Tho
thing ihai Aei~ah 70 me. however.
is the way the iiooixers keep ~ their
roads They think hard surfaced
roads nec,~eiiy, and ase ten years
ahead of Olslahoma on that score bat
behind ln All else
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-03

Washington. Sept ;. --- Depart
msnt Of Justice officials today were
prepared 20 push vigorously the
prosecutor of more than three hun
rded contractors alleged 20 be IN
volved In war contracts, Millions
o. dollars were said 10 be involved
IN the case BY officials
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-03
This Brute Should
BE Serpcd In
The Same Way

usflanss. O.. asps t~r'Assus*a -
hsxEaa heatea AssNuy G*s#l8 aai
less. three yea ela sae q ne
houss. Asspsf. taa NAY esiiesk 20
asatn sith lsasesg hsrress tsl
lass leiY 4 lesNlA netklns Nsels
sewAsh4p Fsrmsf. vent - teal Nsrs
sasaf Fns tery ~as eempipfsa
late yesterday
asskns il 0hsFasa wssn flfss As
uree ssueasg sts is alleges e. Nsve
held tns tAlla ~ sne aNkles ~tsie
aaswsn ssef.ne shs esailea sShlsA -
sultsa IA ne shyi3s death ssssee
me ARRIVAL % ei,ysisiaNs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-03
oaoraro 10 our raAncr

London September 3 osorre Cav.
an Duffy. so.called anbaasaaor of iho
Irish republic. 10 France. has been
5ven - hours by the French F,sern
inenl In which 70 leave France. Il waal
officially stated here to-day
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-03
SALVATION ARMY HUADs
MEET IN OKLAHOMA CITY

Delegates from every county adsls
ory board IN the state are meatlns
today IN Oklahoma city with ne
rtaie department Of the Salvation
Army A luncheon WAS Hefted - rhs
visiting dripgntea At noon today "
the iiuekinu f0i~l
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-03
TEN TIIOt SAND STRIKERS
,ItE RACK on JOB

New York. aspt q Ton .neusaua
men vent back 10 work io;ay after
employers of iwothifds OF th4 slt,k
ing Painters signed new wage acAle
agreement under which they viIl te.
ceiYe $40 day instead OF s.. Union
officials announced
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-03

FiRhtreu Thousand schools III fAe
United States havu 90 srAeneva. a
cordine so the department - she 10
i'sior u Nashlneirp This IL a't. lf
Is stated 70 laek ~ Auuea lot
,eaehefs Ia the rural districts Ae
body eanied 20 board thsss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-03

piled ~ the highest profit per-
esulage during the past right
years earnings amounting 10 attu
per cent Capitalization Ii *i5..
100000 .0sD. nud nn attempted
melon emitting Of 300 per cent. ia
1917 was frustrated by the state
Of Ohio.
Among other companies listed
By New York brokers' as Stand
ard oil stocksN which have heen
unusual profits since
1912 arr
chesebreugh Manufacturing
Company, OF Perth Amboy. y. ],
fContlnued on Page 5.l
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-03
FRENCH CHAMP COMING

Paris. sept .-Georges Carpenter.
heavyweight, pugilistlc champion OF
Eus0pe will leave for the United
states tomorrow. according to news
papers here.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-03

Al Perry. Duff Tillery aud Ernest
Jones are contesting for the county
judgeship. Tillery has held the pia -
two terms. Both are territorial strip
sketches.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-03

A aefsiled frelsht train az tha
Santa - early fBesday morulhx Sc.
iafed pasaengef traffic Ia All dlfee.
tions four hours Two freight cars
lefi the track and tors an a length
of rails aouth of Perry No eas was
hurt. ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-03
LEADER WANT ADS
DO THE WORK

-of chasing around looking for
( the other fellow who wants %
take up the proposition you nay
have 10 offer.
They will find the man. brine
him to you and you complete the
deal.-PHoNE rs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-03
OIL ASSOCIATION TO
! MTsr MAacH asrH

Kansas Guy Sept. a.The neat
annual meesing pf the American Ia.
dependent petfolenm association. viii
BE- held in Kansas clsy. March 70 to
%. ipzt u vas announced bsfs q.
day.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-03
rHE WEATHER

New Orleans, sept. -Tonlsa:
and Saturday, partly cloudy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-03
COMM i<IIN FAIRS IN
LOGAN COUNTY THIS FALL.

There viii ne several cnmmnnlty
fairs staged ln Logan county thls
month. prick 70 the county free fair.
to be held in Guthrie September "
to "A
These towns are being advertised
IN all their features and agricultural
and live stock displays are paid fos
0t4 Of the levy The amasements
ara furnished by the towns
The dates Sei are
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-10-02

Monday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock,
there will be business session of the
missionary society of the Methodist
church, held in that church. Follow
ing this meeting. Miss Annette Gist
will give a most interesting and in
|structive lecture that will be of great
benefit to any one to hear, as she has
Only recently returned from Japan,
where she was most active in mission
airy work. Miss Gist has many friends
in this county. She is originally from
Mcintosh, where her parents now re-
Iside. The members of the Methodist
Ichurch extend cordial invitation t.
lall those interested in missionary
work Of the other denominations Of
| the city and the public generally to
Iattend this meeting.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-10-02

Mr.. and Mrs. William Hecker will
return to Ocala on the 18th of Octo-
Der after an extended stay at Battle
Greek, Mich, for the benefit of the
formers health. Their many friends
will be very much pelased to learn
that Mr.. Rockers health is improving
and he can now return home to carry
out the treatment he has been under
going at Battle Greek.
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BURBANK

Burbank, Oct. 1.-Mr. Max Bogue
returned to Palatka Friday after
spending a pleasant vacation here
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. c.
Bogue.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Taylor OF
Canton, Ohio, arrived the latter part
of the week. They have purchased
property here and will make this
their home Until their household
goods arrive they are visiting an old
time friend, Mrs. Christine Stigile.
Some of the young people from here
ATTENDED a peanut boiling at Marsh
vile Friday night. Miss Irene Hall
was the hostess and the affair was an
|enjoyabel one.
Mr.. Sam Messick who is at present
located in Palatka, spent Sunday at
his home here.
Mrs. Christine Stigile entertained
as spend the day guests last Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs NJ c. Dunnick
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Holman of An
thony spent Sunday with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. K. Priest.
Mrs. w. c. Bogue and son, Billy
are visiting her daughter, Mrs. John
Tilghman in Palatka
Mrs. Sam Messick left Wednesday
for Palatka, where she will join her
husband
Mr. Bryant Hitchcock arrived We'd
nesday and is visiting his mother
Mrs Eva L. Hitchcock.
H. /. Turner was an Ocala visitor
Wednesday.
Mr.. G. N. Baker left Wednesday fol
Palatka.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-10-02

For real clothes we have them in
the guaranteed Hart, Schaffner and
Marx line. If they do not give salts
factory wear, money back or a new
suit. When you buy suit get the
best; they are the cheapest. We keep
the best merchandise and have lowest
prices. Fl. A. Waterman. The Haber-
|dasher 1-2t
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Mr.. Lester Riley has returned to
0cala to again make his home and
has accepted position in Mr.. B. F.
Condon's garage. Mr.. Riley has for
the past few months been at Dunnel-
lon, in the employ of the Dunnellon
Garage Co.
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Sunday will be observed as rally
day at the Baptist Sunday school. A
special program has been prepared
for the Sunday school hour, and a
large attendance is desired.