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The nonpartisan leader., 1920-07-05
PROFITS GREW
DURING 1918

! It is significant of the
4patrio otisna" Of the Min
neapolis flour milling
barons that in the first
year that the United
States was at war this
corporation made a net
( income on its capital
stock just IT'S per- cent
higher than in the pres
ceding year when it was
selling flour to the allies
/: at unheard- -of profits.
Doctor w. Jett Lauck,
consulting economist for
the railroad brotherh
and unions, in a special
study of the official sta
tistics of grain and -four
mill prof ering, says:
-ztNT.s (fvxT~.. L e l.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-23
|. |. DELiND SUFFERS
SECOND PARAlYT|C STROKE
Left Side Affected Has Been
Unconscious Since Sunday
Morning: First Attack
Two Years Ago

l.. ! nrland suffered another para
lytic stroke shortly after noon ann
day aud haa been ~ an unconscious
state aimee that time lils condition
ia very serious aHd alarming Miss
- northa ana blanche nolaud. who
wcro spending few weeks az Medi
cine Park. were summoned home pi
olephona and arrive dthls mnrniug
Mr. Eugene neland, who ia With ths
Rcdpath l.,eeum. has heeu wired 30
retutn homo Immediately. IIo IL on
tho way
Friends ~ Mr. neland viii ha sorry
a hear ~ his second attack no
suffered the first ptroke two Years
ago last june. and for many woeka
bits lie WIS dcmpaircd ~ hut he re-
covered and Il wan tbe h@n ~ his
relatives aud humorous fflenda that
he would ESCAPE . seoond attack
Tho First attack affected hia right
side the atlaoa SUNDAY affects the
ieft side Physicians IA attendance
have hopeg that Nc viii rally ana
everything that IS povsiblc IA the
medical science Is beius applied to
that end.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-23
ALBERT +. RANKIN is
DEAD IN COLORADO
Former Guthrie Business Man
Who Went West In Quest Of
Health Succumbs To
Malady, Sunday

Mrs r. N Chiicoit received ielc
ram from Mrs Rankin last n,eh,
nneansine tie death of her mss
bard a, $50 r. M. sunday at the
Modern wooamcn sanitarlnm. Cc'o
raao Springs. Mr Rankin wen, wet
several weeks past accompanied ~
s 5. Shearer. hoping hat the climate
Z Colorado would benefit his ra ~ialy
.2liing health
Mrs Rankin remained 20 close ons
heir North Divisioa grocery store.
Nhich was purchased ey McMilla I
Brothers she followed her husband
aat short time ago and was Nth
4'm al his death
The remains VII he hoaeh, to
Guthrie for burial either lsst or
nerkin. their farmer home. who,
oemhers 81 taeir family rest in thcir
burial lot
Mach syrspaihy Is expressed Ter
MIS- Rakin tn Gu;ario, where ,nY
rad concluded 60 live, having erec;eh
3 brick store tnldirs On their Nor.a
Division streei ioi shc s. Tie oaly
nrviYing member oi the femlly
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-23
Rlor AND pEaoLArioN
IN lianuRH TopA

Llsburr. Auu, "a The business
portion % Lisburn today presented a
scene o. ruin and dsaolaslou 40 ~
suit of burning ~ shops by Ioyallsss
IN revenge for the murder % poiies
inspector swanry here Yesterday.
During the MONT the sky was
lighted up by fIan,os from the shops
of suppoaea sinn Fslnars, she fires
also involving q number % lcyailss
premises Tine private homes os
Sim Fslners we're burned sed the
furniture carried into she street ard
lgnted, Tho military authorities
have posted guard over the csthol.
10 chapel.
william SHAW. local Sim Fein
councilman. was beaten 50 severely
that ho s being detained IN ths is.
trmary,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-23
C0MIEs SGEoGL TERM
TO Be d0sT SUCCESSFUL
superintendent Peak Announces
An Stations Filled and An
Unusually large Enroll
ment In Sight

Tho 1920 II term ~ school III
Gathrc gives promise Of being IA,
most sucepssful IN tie history o. ih,
city The enrolImeat win 30 unus
ually large and the teaching staff Is
strong Superintendent Peak has had
hard summers work preparing fol
the opening aud hc has had more
than his share Of worry over sbcur
ing cssnpctcnt staff Of teacherl
not onL for tho eradas bui Tor the
high school as we'll Bur porpever-
ance won ihe battle and the line ap
for ,se coming t,Sn is unusually
strong
School viii open 5epteaber G. The
buildings have been renovated and
considerable rc.airing has been done
20 The buildings during the vacation
period Many Of The Old teachers
have been retained hut there viii he
several strange faces IN the teachers
box when the kddies lrot back to
school next month
The folowng Is a list OF the
teaching staff Of Guthrie hlsa school
of last year
Guthrie high school w a Greene,
principal; Yetta Alden. history; r..
p. Chase, assistant. Carolyn Cant
wen French and spanish, Efno q.
Dunlap commercial subjects; Eva
Fitch, biology, Florence Cannon.
English; Mra Georgia Gillespie,
English; Eta Hikes. Latin; lnez
Moore. science, George Pordue, man
uai training and athletics. Ruth
Woodworih.i mathematics; Mrs ". W..
Larkin. nofnal training Myron
Marx. mathematc Blanche ,Iadl
gan. home ecouon"e4; Katherine
Meeks commercial subjects.
List 81 high arhool teachers for
year 1s2O-2l:
W. A. Greene, principal
Yelta Alden, history
Carolyn Cantwcll French and
Spanish
Eva Fitch. biology.
Florence Cannon. English.
Eta Hikes. Latin.
Mrs. u. W. Laf6in, normal train
ing
Blanche Madigau home economics.
iGOutiHued On Pace gl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-23

vania. The HungarIans know we'll
tilat the allies can't help tie Czechs
IN military way and perhaps
wouldn't II they could
THE point that troubles the Hun
garians most IL the rossibla attitude
Of the Serbs. should the IInngarlans
engage ia new war They hope
that italy IN such case, would threat
en the Serbs should the IHungar-
ians first strengthen themselves by
helping the monarchists In Austria 10
overthrow the republic. and then
both be Joined anew under Emperor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-23

Bsltaai. Aug aS Rloting IL IN pro.
gress 10 Lisburn a. reault of Tia
asaaaslnatiou Sunday ~ inspector
swanxoy An attempt was made 20
wreck tho shop % q Slim Feiu leader
Within forty Yards ot rho scene ~
tlc crime ana only intervention ~
Ulster volunteers prevented e.
Tho crowd them attacked tho real-
denc of nationalist republican. whu
fired from a window Ills asasll
ants returned the fire and wounded
him
The crowds we're out % burn lbe
house of every nationalist IN Lisbnrn.
boards we're wrasted from Windows
,bat rroyioauiy had jpacn nmaahed
and fire raiders entered bulldmss
calmly 10 complete their destruction
The local grc brigade declined 20
Interfere and the Belfast brlgade
showed reluctance to respond a.
calls seven hundred men from
tlsburn travel daily "a EaIfast ia
work IN the shipyarda A renewal "
trouble here IL feared
last night large crowds aasemb'ci
outside the Cork Jail and prayed Tor
the hunger strikers there. Special
prayers ana masses for the men wcte
offered IN all the Catholic ehweass
~ Cork today
swanxy fell hnt to make doubt
sure, tho assoaslns discharged their
weapons again into his body,
farming. Tho asaaaalng ran along
Castle street The congregation was
Jus, emerging from Lisburn caiaed
raj Captain Woods commandant %
me tiaburn branch ~ The Ulster sol
pnteera made dash FOR lhe asaai
sins. although only armed with
stick The aaaaaninH fired on Woods.
q bnllp; AhatterIng tho stick In hts
hand lle WAS uniujured
The murders then fired VI n.hcs
persons who had joined IN tho our
suit, but without effect. aud iuapfd
~es4 ~ -..~s--
ft'pnflnued on rago Az
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-23
MANY COUNTY FARMERS
ATTEND A. & NJ. CONGRESS
Saltwater Is Crowded Today
With hgrioulturists and Stock
men From All Parts of State;
Provide Tent Hotels

Many Logan county farmers and a
number 81 Guthrie eillsouh arc "a
saltwater tolay attending the open
inE session ~ lhs A. a NJ College
Farm congress
I saltwater wiz be the host this
week for the Reatest crowd of farm
crs, tractor and implement accessory
exhibitors thar har over assembled Ia
Oklahoma Indications are that u
wlll o. the most enthusiastic aather-
ing that has ever attended The annual
oklahoma A. q M College Farm con
prcea
Exhibitors have been hvlng IN
saltwater ly way Of ey ~ mode Of
conveyance known 20 the present sys-
tenn OF transp sporiaiion Saturday q
survey Of trucks arrived from the
Fofd motor company. eonristing OF az
trucks loaded with farm power equip.
ment IN addition o this truck
trains ahye been aritsiuRin saltwater
All day ae well as moro than twen-
t ears Of farm power caui ment
that has been nnoladod boy me Santa
fe railroad
The exhibition ground Is beehive
of industry with The exhibitors plac.
ing their display and equipment IN
shape. Five truck loads OF army
equipment arrived here Saturday.
lll..1LL-.....I - ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-23

Charles, the case with Serbia might
be helped
Hungary s IN such condition at
present that SHE can't abide by tho
frontiers of the peace treaty Two
thirds of her territory has been taken
by the czechs. serbs and Rnmanians
the latter gettIDr nearly one-third.
Her population has been cnt from
2r.0oO0o u s.ooOo0o These l2O0o-
o00 under new domination are being
robbed and mistreated by their new
masters, until many fiee 70 Hungary
proper
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-23
.s|NN Fl l RS IN
TY 'E RAID ARSENAL
MN III = Oi Ilinr A>u
AN an \ ~rHItDi>.
OVER EMERALD ISLE
A. ASSASSINATION
AND ARSON FOi.-
LOW ACTS on
OPPRESSION
auLLErln

Tyrone, Auu. a1.---sinn Fslnsrs
hers today made raid on she Hoysl
constabulsry headquarters ard afssr
stree, has,ie lasting an hour. routed
the English soidiers. and are now IN
control " arsenal and barracks ard
larue supply of munitions. Many
persons ~sre wounded aud two os
the c"nstahulary killed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-23
TEN MINERS AItI,
VICTIMS Oh ENpi.OSIu>


Wilburtou. Aug g3 tspeclan
The lnst or the ten men who eu1
Killed Ia explosion AZ mine Ne. ~ AZ
negunn. near here Saturday altar
noon, have bcoa removed The decd
ates
Clarence Williams, slnelo
a sullivan, who leaves wife ard
TWO children
sam Ilagler. Who leaves Wifa.
Jim Lenorc. who leaves vito and
ihroo children
Blll Lenorc. who lrayea a son
John fifer. who leaves a wife ard
five children.
Iaaao Robinson, who leaves a vito
and two children
Ralph DsaoIyo. who leaves wfc
and -four children.
Robert Dissolve
Paul Chakni. single
The head and body of Robinson
were severely MANNED and burned
Roport DIssolyos leK was brpksn
IN TWO plDees
Robinson, driver, had CONS into
the entry 70 bring the men out on ac
count OF tho fan stopping
prom tno location Of bis body ae
probably had told hali VI them whom
tho explosion came.
Gloom Is cast over the town on 20
count Of the sudden death ~ Tho ten
mon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-23
u Europe and Germany Again To Be Storm Centers

Budapest. Aug 2s-central Eu-
rope and Germany will surely be War
and storm centers soon, ID the
opinion of Victor DvOrczk. who was
president 1 the slovakian republic
for a period of few weeks rreYious
70 the annexation Of Sioyakia by the
cgeehs in November, 1918 sioysks
ID The Tinted States invited him 70
visit snen this summer
Il have just completed tour OF
all Europe.T said Mr. Dvorcak. and
these stOrns are IN iAe air: Germany
ndli break % into the small states
of q hundred years ago. The 3,0Do.-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-23
NEXT LEGISLATURE WILL
RED|sTR|CT THE STATE
Codify Laws and To Revise Coufs
Systems, Some of the Tasks
That VIII Be Set Before
Solons

More important work conironts The
coming session 81 the stats leeisla-
are than has eytr been placed be-
fore any former body in tho state.
according to Governor Robertson.
Among the tasks confronting the
Legislature, the governor said, were
The following
Redis'rioiing q the state fcr con-
gress as result 81 the new ceneus
Codifying The state laws revising
tbs Harris Day code Il hai been
ten years since the state laws were
last codfied. the governor said
plea for road bond issue of
$4,000 fer the construction Of good
roads in 81 parts oi the state. viii
be included in the governors message
TO the legislature he said today
n regard to ire revision 81 tbc
judicial system by statute. and BY
the submission OF constitutional
amendment Il was said the present
system is inadequate and that sll
courts are conEested with cases. she
state bar association has been work
ing out plan Of revision
Tho governor is expected ,o asR
the legislature 70 provide for tap
building. by the state, OF coyer-
nors mansion No building Is now
provided for that purpose.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-23
Policeman Killed
And One Injured
In Race Battle

Chicago. Aaa. "a, --- Policeman
William Aenresss was Killed ana
Policeman James Mulcahy fatally
wounded early to-day when the tees
were attacked IN the ResuN Arts
ciue. a ~hiacs ard tan cafe IN the
south SIDE black belt
Police are holdira more than ica
of the zoo raen ard women, hotn
white ard black. who were IN the
eiaee.
t1lrxchy hitler nauniolnsi
court hallitf. one ~ three suspects
arrested, confessed. police say, tha,
hs shot both eclieemen.
Policeman Nuleahy dice az the
hospital
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-23
Negro Evangelist
Is AsSaSSina ted

Muskooec, Aug. 25t--rhc REV.
Abe Barnes, 40. a negro evangelist,
wae shot 10 death on country
road near EufauIa. Melntosh coun
~, yesterday morning. and Perry
coodlo~s companion, was shot
five times and seriously wounded
by assaiiants using repeating
shotgun, who escaped into the
woods. MlIIard stafford waa arrest.
ed ahort time later by Sheriff
G.. w. Mecune, and charged with
the shootIna.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-23
FIGHT STARTS 0NER
TWO-CENT FARE LAW

Chicago, Aug. zs-The fight over
the Illinois two-ceut fare Law. res
toration q which. on Eessesnber j.
Il being fought b. seven raiiroads.
VIII open III federal court here to-
morrow Tie roads obtained tenn
gorary order August ~ restraining
the governor. Ritorneyseneral. and
other state Officials from enforcing
the law
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-23

GERMANS AND ALLIES TO
HOLD A COAL MEETING

Berlin. Aug 2S-The German coal
administration Will uaeet representa-
ives ~ The entente powers next
week 10 discuss the possible effect OF
he Upper SleSian disturbances on
"a coal production and the conse-
guent co.sihle inability Of Germany
% make deliveries as prescribed In
HE Spa agreement.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-23

900 Germsns now held BY the Czechs
T4ll join the Saxons, while the Aus
irians will join the Hayarians. per-
haps.
There win be war between the
Poles and the czechs as the latter
have am understanding win fhe
Moscow government In thh war
Hungary viii help the Poles, IN or
der TO get baeS sloyakia. once her
province. Should the Rnmanlans
have difficulties Win the Russian
boIsheyib over the old province u
Bessarahia, this win be d signal for
the Hungarians to get back Transyl- \
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-23
i FREIGHT AND PASSENGER
ENBAitGOES ARE LIFTED

Fort Worth Texas, Aug 70
Freight and passenger embargoes to
points west Of sweetwater. Taxar,
caused by excessive rains ana wasn
outs, were lifted by railroads here %
day The first Texas a paciflc train
to cross West Texas N week. reach.
ed Fort Worth last night Flooa
waters between swoetwater and ID
Faso were reported abatine.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-23


This has made a hlR, dissatisfied
population which has no money OF
work, or any future, unless they win
hack their homes
eSo new war will inevitably come
out of this homeleasness and hatred
ana poycrty. IN Sloyakia the czechs
have tried TO rule BY arms but the
locally enrolled soldiers arc fleeing
10 the forests. Communism has been
declared by workmen IN The centers
about Kaschan The peasants who
ffDuliUuoI an Para
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-23
REDS iN RETREAT
May EE M POCKET

Warsaw. AuE Poiisa faroes
were eudear0rins toGsY f0 cnt os
the retreat Of four Russian soYis
armies or force them into cermaz
territory On the extreme Polish .tf
The soviet cavalry was defeated a
driven out of Sedan and the regiary
ooenrSes hY The Russians In tiss
north Vislala area between Thors
and Plock
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-23
REps BOILED Up

Warsaw. Aus. 2s.-The process o.
blit-nq Up the Russian soeae. forees
Or ire northern front between Prus
ca arc tire vistuia has beer con-
rlsted. according &c sn officsl state
rrert issued just before last ria
night. The Poies have closed tire
gateway q escape, taking prisoner
ard materials IN such quantities thai
Il Is impossible 70 court them.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-23
RONt\\t Will. DRILL
4 TEST WELL HERE

The Roxsna Oh and Gas company
hes entered into contract 10 sink
! test well to a depth Of 1000 feet on
2 location io be later selected ny
hem in I.swrie township. northeast
2 the city Under the terms az the
aontrari drilling is 10 begin wlihln
n days from last Saturday
Thlrig two leases. en- In a block
acre filed in the Office Of the county
clerk today The leases are on laae
y IT. and ls-2 west
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-23

Springfield, Ills, Aug ~ Al
tough The drouth was broken N
many areas in Illinois. last week
much Of the state stlll needs mois.
ture. according the bureau Of cgol
estimates bulletin today Corn u
says Improvement though its oondi
lion is very spotted ard many fields
arc beyond relief
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-23
Grand Jury To
Place Blame On
One or the Other

Chicago, Aug. 23.--Cfficers and
employees cf Marx SchsffneH e.
Hart Co.. cicthira manufacturers,
were commanded TO-DAY 10 sppca-
Before the grand jury investigating
the hieH cost of ciothinp.
The purpose OF tne investigation.
il was said. is 10 determine ~hett
er retailers are charging undue
prices
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-23
POLAND Is CAUTIONED

Nsshinqton, Aug. 2s.--Esoiano hal
bcen esusionea ey the American GOV
eminent rot 20 permit her armies. II
thesr Freseri counter offersiv,
ss'rsi tae Russian oolshevlki. 70 as
vaacn beyond tire ethrogrsphis
Boundaries % Pclan6
informal representations on ~.
spbgect Il was stated offietaliy touay
have been made 70 tbe Polish govern
rneri through shs American sharqs
al warsaw.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-23
Gambling DcnS
Are Closed In Wild
Mexican Tonn

JuAreF, Aun "a uaavhliea
whleh has heen eandseted in ttis
city almoat ~lsheu, Interruption far
thirty years, closed at mldNlqat
The closing order af rrovlalpual
Pres'dsn, De IA fiuersa and csflelaIa
announced u would be. permanent
a large crowd of Americans watch
ed tAe lAst whlrl 81 shs rau,e n
wheel BETTING was heavy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-23
AMERICA SENDsA
WARNING To POLAND
ri SSltN SOVIET FORCES
HAVE BEE\ BOTTLED Up
ON THE NORTHERN
FRONT ~ TACTICAL.
MOVEMENT or
POLISH ARMY
LEADERS
sullErlN

lucerne. itaS, Aug 25--Frsngei
George of Great Britain ard Preraier
ciolittl % isals. have adopted orc
rosslS to Re Submitted 70 France
81 allied action 70 secure Poland gre
free snc unrestrietsd use of Osrxie
arc It's recommendations. aasitlen Il
the Versailles sreasy. Il was officislis
aruorueea here TO-DAY.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-23
LIKE LETTER FROM HOME"

n. l. Armainropt writes from Cold
en-, Colorado We arc leaving for
another mountain trip today
VIII be home the 2Sth. Stop sending
The Leader II has been like q letter
from home cyery day After All, the
siest part OF vacation u getting
home
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-23
POLES cAPTuRuE 5000
RsDS IN OFFENSIVE

psf.s- AUG. 23-~The nuraher q
Russian soviet prisoners captured II
tire Polish e0unier offensive ~lli
amount to 5000, according to War.
saw acvices TO the French foreign
office to5ay.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-23
URGE FARMERS TO
HOLD WHEAT FOR 80

Kansas CITY Aug 20 Rcprcseuia.
iives of the Farmers linton of Via.
sour, Kansas. Oklahoma and Ne
braska meeting here decided a.
urge farmers of the four states 10
hold their wheat on the market unfit
price of ~ bushel can be obialnet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-23

Guthrie Bearcair w0n the bptl
game from the Merrlrk Farmers SIN
day IN well PLAYED came The
homo team mada 70 runs and ~
hits The visitors made no runs and
connected with ball but \ hits rne
Bearcats viii meet tho Naviua ntao
next Sunday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-23
WEATHER

New Orleans Aug 2-TOnigh
fair. Tuesday. fair and warmer.
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Continued on Page ~
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-26

George G. Burbanck pastor of the St.
the convocation of Episcopal clergy in
| Bloomington, Ind, from June % to
July l inclusive. No st. Peters Day
service will be held on June %, as
was originally intended.
State Accountants Here-Account-
ants Glidewell and Van Horn, of the
State Board of Accounts, are in the
city making inspections of the books
of the Wayne county officers.
Harding Goes Home-K W. Hard
ing, physical director of the ~" left
Saturday to spend the weekend at his
home near KokOmo, Ind.
Weeks Inspects Otfice-Lieutenant
Colonel Harold J. Weeks, of Washing
ton, d. c., representing the Adjutant
| General of the Recruiting service. was
a visitor of the local army office for
few hours Saturday. Since March,
1919, he has travelled over 127,000
miles.
Survey Is Comp eted-Survey work
in Fountain City was completed for
the Interchurch World Movement by
Lester w. Carlander and the Rev A.
H. Backus, Friday. Work was partial
ly completed in Webster, Greensboro,
and Williamsburg
Hunt Checks Figures-William A
Hunt, city inspector of weights and
measures, calls attention to the fact
that several of the figures contained
/! in the scale for checking up on the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-26
FARMERS MAY NOT
PAY FOR HOG "TON|C"

A meeting of the members Of the
Wayne County Farmers association
for next Wednesday evening, s p. m,
at the Richmond high school auditor
ium has been called by E. F. Murphy,
secretary Of the association.
The purpose of the meeting is to
discuss the action to be taken by the
association on the question of sup
porting individual stock raisers
throughout the country, who have lost
large numbers of hogs recently fol
lowing feeding of hog tonic powder
to hogs.
Notes were given by the stock rails
ers who purchased the powder, and
these notes fall due, July 1. Men who
have been feeding their stock this
tonic are not disposed to take up the
notes until an investigation has been
made to determine the cause of the
heavy loss among their hogs and. it is
said, will not do so if the Wayne Coun-
ty Farmers association, as body, will
support them in such a position.