davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-27
WHAT g1CKED OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

wos,hneton TNa senate paased
AVA SAINT ~ conference the sundry
.,,,n an,rourtatiop bm carving
s4tamoono
r.,.,. - NAM eowd,
No'u.''o't, w. r. na.,,,, ~. ns,ges ~.
~ Nh. n'.itaa ,voi,t ~
'"',' ~" ~
, c..,.,a.s -, m.
o. ..,A. KIN esu.d to
fF'.' ~" Ia
=" 1s.a',...a.,,.,., y. ahgr
-
c,.. ~ rar,uer
'''V's n,s,. s.f+a a,.t, a.,ia
7p' .'N'' rt., ''''.,r -, n da,,o
"''V' t ~ .q..a.e,. ,.as,s,.,t,ttyo
y "'. = nN ''''s'','', ,'.,.',
~ '"a'V'' , & ID. ,,no,,..
80 ,,@'.. ' s ,ha ,,nar,oa.s
''p'0n ''''' y, taa.,.e.s
''p' '''''' V'' -
l'ea ""'n''' '' -" ''po' y
Episcopal Kenefal oon'e''noy "aop,
ed resolution a'FlNs '"a' '"e '',''
ga states accept F" p'"''u"'' ''' 90
menla-
'afls ''ai''s''' ~ uepu''eA ~
ueu we us"t' ~ ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-27
Short GUS To
Home Mems

Tho fishing season il on. The
bass and croppie ara biting and IL q
stories are budding IN rall bloom.
Earnie Metz made ihe record catch
OF the season when he landed live
pound bass. bN BrNmmage Is loas,
inc ora aAg lot OF fine ones taken ~
him from the Cimarron receney
They were cats but believe me they
were fine and not one of the
twenty four wetghed less han four
pounds. 70 Bens boast Many fish.
ing parties planned for Sunday ana
Yesterday were delayed on account
plentiful and the ninlrods are haNy
Examinations are 50 he hcld N tiae
office Of the county superintendent
here June III and L. for scholarships
in she oklahoma A a NJ oollsso
Two SCHOLARSHIPS, each amouuiine 50
si00, will be awarded 30 tlse winners
All boys who are graduates of the Sfh
grade or hih school aro ell3lhle 80
cnter the examinations.
Members 81 the Damestic Science
club Of the city VIII spend the day
with Mrs. Charles Olsen AZ her toun
try home sonth OF the city The
ladies viii gather Al the bath house
Friday morning at 1890 and leave in
a Nody
Tho following MARRIAGE nceuscs
have been issued since YESTERDAY
William j Nathan. "a. Brennan, Tax
as. and cordla NJ Lewis. go. Okaiul
gee: Thomas u NJ Davett II, and
Ruth Kerwood Wright 20, hoth -
Oklahoma City. Walter i Woofen
20 and OLGA Flowers. aS, hoth Of o.
lahoma city.
District court will open la Caih-
rie Tuesday morning aud moi Moniay
morning as was az first planned,
said Judaa Swank today There are
many cases on the docket 70 e tried
and Judge Swank viii endeavor to
clean 1t up for the summer at this
sitting Two murdeR cases are set
for trial. besides several larceny
cases and many divorce petitions
Motions and demurrers will be heard
Tuesday. Jury trial Will begin June
seyen.
On ehargel al viola ing the ome
sky laws OF Che stare, c. r WrIshr.
and J l. Patterson Of Oklahoma cry
and L. L. Billings and VI H. Hon
aday OF this city have been placed
under arrest and will have their pre-
iiniinary hearing IN county court this
weels-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-27
WAR INDEMNITY DIVISION
FIXED BY BIC THREE
Wilson, LLOYD George and Glen
enceau Arranged Sharing Of
Payments Not Hythe
Confcrees.

Paris May 81 Ia ths course ~
The conference which PR aigr Miller
and ~ having wah the financial com
wi9siop of the French parliament e
ardnig tho German indemnify It haE
bcen brought om ihat y w.,s rrsi
dent Wilson ana prcmiora Ioyd
George and Ca,mcnceau who fixed
the indemnp y division between Eng
land and France in proportion ot III
10 q and noi tao rrcsht riyihc con
ference
Tha revelation has provoked live
Is emotion here. some Of the members
on the Clemencpau government con
tending thar the propg ition was'
based on the expectation thar lhc
treaty Of Versailles wouldb bo enforced
iurt as II was written. whereas y. is
now pro osed virTually 10 revise Il
ard 10 let Germany pFf with u com
para,iyely small fixed stun.
Also II has been dlscfased lint
while the interest rate on the pro-
pcsrl international loan based on tho
mobilization of German indus wy has
been fixed. II was agreed "a the hy-
the conference Of the preiniers mat
II should not be less fhan five per
cont. with one per cent addi iolal 10
cover amortization.
The debate IN the French chamber
OF deputies yestelday showed tsat
there was a large element which vas
fcnr,sn,,ad On pava Z "a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-27
MIDNIGHT SERVICES FOR
PAUL VAN HOO/llR

Funeral services for the late Paul
Van Hooser were held at twelve o.
clock Thursday nigh in the auditor
inm OF the Masonic Temple The
Rites. as administered according 80
conssssory rules. were deeply fmpres-
siye. A larae concourse Of the rela
tives and friends Of the decesse !
was present The temple choir rem
dered several beautiful hymns.
This morning services were held AZ
the late home OF The deceased on
East Noble avenue Albert Pie
Blue Lodge with Wise Master Bick-
ell. had charge Of the ceremonies
The floral offerings were bounufnl
Intorment was at Summit View cera-
etery. The deceased was an active
member OF She blue lodge and of tIn
consistory.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-27
Bare Legs, Plenty
of En-, Welcome
At This Resort

Washington, May 27.---sare legs
and scanty one piece bathing suits
will be permitted this summer at
Chesapeake. beach, the capitals
sesshore resort.
Officials today agreed 20 dlsre-
gard as precedents the prohibitory
orders Issued at corey Island and
Atlantic City a2Hinst daring bath
ing costumes.
ats silly 70 put the ban IN bare
legs" they said. land II any Of the
girls want TO cut the high cost o.
dressing TIE police won't Say a
word"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-27

High prices for sugar are unpleas-
ant 10 the general public because Bs
members have become accustomed
through long period Of years TO
obtaining sugar more cheaply than
almost any other commodity OF gen
eral ure. such az shoes. clo hing, rice
or potatoes
Beinr of gpeh general interest, an
increase IN the price OF eugar ap-
peals irresistibiy. 70 tins type Of
sta esmen whose methods Of dealing
with problems OF this son. - 70 MAZE
"a speech demanding that some6ody
ha gent TO ia8i. To attribute the ad-
vance In prices primarily 10 specnla-
tion or 10 4 concerted attempt on
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-27
Senate Com nlittee
Turn Dorm.
Wilson's S Plan

Washington May 2f~~Presi.
dent Wilson's proposal fer AN
American mandslo over Armenia
MAS disapproved today BY the sen.
ate foreign relations committee,
Only Four democraia opposed ad,
verse action on the presidents ee
quest
Ry q vote Of 4 80 =, the commit
tee reported resolution declaring
that congress respectfully destined
20 grant 10 the executive the power
90 accept a mandate over Armenia,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-27
GENERAL. LEONARD WOOD
HAS l53 VOTES PLEDGED
AND LEADS THE FIELD
80 FAR
NO CHANCE OF CHOICE
ON FIRST BALLOT
REOt lIRES 1873 VOTES TO
NOMINATE; MANY CON
TESTS To BE DECIDED
BETWEEN NOW AND
CONVENTION DAY

Chicago May o. Candidates for
the republican nomination for the
presidency, today opened their final
drive to capture the 493 votes that
spell victory in the convention whicn
opens here one week from next
Thursday
The last of the 934 Delegates who
viii sit in the convention were So
lected yesterday when Vermont rcpu-
licans met ana chose eight delegate
Wood in Lead.
Major General Leonard Wood, pres
ent returns show win enter the con-
yentlon with more instructed votes
than any other candidate bat ais total
Of l5S is less than one third OF the
number necessary to win the nomiua-
ton.
"Favorite Sons Numerous.
The division OF strength among the
large field or 'favorite SON" prac-
tically precludes any possibility Of q
nomination on the first ballot. Even
the most optimistic campaign man
ager here is not claiming victory be-
fore the third aallot ard the more
conservative party leaders predict
the break viii not come before the
fifth or sixth az the earliest
Forty Contests Filed.
One biz factor which may upset
campaign managers predictions *
vet to be dealt with. 40 contests have
been or viii be filed, more than one
seventh OF all the seats in the cor
vention beina at stake and The ma
tional committee which meets here
Monday to decide these contests and
prepare the temporary roll may ma
terially alter the prospects Of several
candidates.
Wood Johnson Low3en, FIGHT.
The principal contests are between
supporters Of Major General Wood
and Gov Trank O Lowdeu. Sem
ator Johnson and other candidates
are mot directly interested In these
contests. but may raise questions re-
garding primary contests in South
Dakota. New Jersey Indiana, Michi-
gan, Nebraska and other states.
Many Fractional Votes.
In addition TO the lf5 contests. 50
surplus delegates, with fractional
votes. have been chosen from ten
states and the rcpu lioan national
committees rules provide that their
right to seats shall be contested The
convention call stated that no over
sized delegation should re seated
fronfin,,sd an paoe : cnl .,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-27
A STATE SCHOOL FOR
RURAL CHURCHMEN
Oklahoma A. q M. College Will
Establish a New Brunch
Next Term; Pastors TO
Be Cared For.

Saltwater May 2T---A school for
rural pastors viii BE- oTmnal a. the
Oklahoma A 4 M cnlIree here Mon
day This study will continue until
June II Rural pasfors from Okla
hona. Texas Arkansas aud New
Mexico will attend The college ls
oo-opsrating with the board OF home
missions and church extensions Meth
odiat church the board of hohse mis-
slons. Presbyterian church IA ne
United States and many ether de-
nnmlnaiionai societlas ard missions.
"a holding this school An extensive
Hat OF subjects TO be handled ,luriug
fhe summer courses have heea an
nouneed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-27

Chicago May gf sugaf foe q chain
ag restaurants hAFe VIII ha purchased
from eaeeho slaYIa n @na stated 10
day when the ownef lott for n ifiD
ihere. declaring he would purchase
and ahip ten mlllion crowna II poa-
alhie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-27

during the next year and probably
longer to continue its present gem
era1 trend beyond The 1900 900 bar
rel mark, which Il nearly reached IN
d92S.r DR.. White stated.
"on the whole. even with prices
Stimulating the driIler TO greater ef-
forts It seems unlikely that domes
tic production of petroleum can al
bert gain appreciably on the reason
ably expected increase IN consumf-
zion"
Compared with price Of other arr
Icles gasoline and oil are about nv
cheapest commodities in the market
today
Dealing with tho Sugar shorsaee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-27
WHAT SCHOOL TEACHERS \
WILL Do THIS SUMMER
Personal Notes Of Instructors and
Students, Sixteen To Reveico
Normal Training
Diplomas.

Thena are to ha afx0ea Ga resolve
rot only fheir regalar dlplotaam tram
the high sehsal ai commMs smeni.
but will aia0 receive normal Srwinmt
certificate whlch "a a,ard anywhere
- lAi atatn gor tWo yssara. state
superintendent WllMM eags tho Watk
DONE y, the hRh alpaul8 uf the state
ls equal 10 llAt ,liia, Ia tha nog mal
arhaol vt the eaie
~U
Mr. r r Chaaa. whn waa nsHitiant
Teacher la s,im0e thla lsN8 Nnar bas
embarked Ia NE nansafce tor the
Ntw York lAte. acs0rdlng to reRoria
received herc re waN go0t
tee.lsr anl here IS hoping he Will
succeed In writing llte Insurance
en
Miss Lorna Robinson ~ cnuien
haa heen elsoted scacher og ao6uuoe
fot the coming ysHr and she Is -
psvted - Reem lhe yushpn Ahn
has fine r'enrd aa aludent anA
teacher and really has refnaed 90
,,,.lts - II rntt,s.e
Nt.. ,s.nt. p.,.., 49,. a.,....,a Y
't,, u ~. wv. ..,s.oo,.. 49,, ~,
Il. - eha 4
graduate of she Guthrie hgh rehool
..t .hts s,,,n,,e, aRi reoeivs hee III
,,,a,n. .,.., tb. ra..a.g N.s,,a,
,s,at at.. 49, haa Ny. ,..s,,. i,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-27
Negroes Who Abused
White Girl On Trial

Chicago May 27.-The states case
AGAINST Dorsey Chan bliss, former
policeman. and Mrs. Emma Ross,
negroes. for the part they are allesa |
to have played IN luring Bertha Vie
beck, l7-year old white girl into a
negro resort, was TO 30 TO the jury
today
Counsel for the defense blamea
James Murphy, a negro, the states
chief witness, for the downfall aud
death OF the girl. on Murphy's adms-
sion that he had lived with her.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-27

Mo Improvement in Farm Labor
A three per cent decrease IN Foo'i
produc ion in New York seems m
evitable according to bureau Of crops
estimates which says:
Farmers dependent on hired iapot
find 1t costs fifth more than iast
season, and as they do not expect
a corresponding increase in Price OF
farm produces there Is general ten
dency to raise what they can ny
themselves and let the rest go Num-
her of hired men op/farms Of TINS
state is sixtaen pefcent lees tnan
last year and thirty eight per cent
less than normal for this tima o.
year." t---a- 49,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-27
Wife of Rich
Creek Indian
Wins Her Case

Muskoaee. May 2f--fhc aovtrn
meme viii make 10 effow q asp
arate laekson Barnett. mliiioua.fc
Greek indian ard Mra. aRsastf.
formerly Mrs. r Lowe, who AZ.
,raetsd nation wide Attention sl'eN
they eleaed te coftss vile Nan.
several Weeks auo.
Thls dscialon ~As anaounesd A.
the office ~ tire Five lfed
rflhss to-day. falla~ina r.
enee held yesterday IN the ~
case. Barnett and his brias .
agreed 10 make their hone OF
restn farm near ttenryetta z
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-27
ENGLISH plal0lnLE 70
MAKE a LONG TRIP

Rome. May 81 The dlrlEable air
ship H@8i which fiew across the Al
mutlc from England 90 New York
and hacH In 1919, had trial flight
yesterday ard shortly Erobably viii
attempt flight from Rome to nusnos
Aires
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-27
Strike Leaders
Indicted Under
The Leper Act

Newark, May ~. Ten lnad
ers Of the railroad strike of New
Jersey we're indicted by the fsosrsl
grand Jury here today under the
testr Alt. They were charged
with conspirlng 20 ohstruet inter
state commerce.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-27
Prices On
The Tobogan Now

Fort Smith, Ark, May 27.--Lur'-
ber prices have dropped from 50
to sis per thousand here in the last
few days, according to Dealers
However they say the decrease has
rh,t teen svffici mt to affect the
price Of, building.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-27
BULL CRASHES INTO
CROWD; KILLS SEVERAL

Madrid. May a. During a oull
fight al Alamanzcra, Almerm pro
yssc, yesterday. the bun chargan
into the private box section beside
the ring In the melee that ensued
two persons were killed and 9l otl-
ers injured.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-27
- Farm Labor OIL Sugar. Candy and Good Work of Banks

the part OF the sugar trade 10 ex-
rlost the public. ~ clearly ~ variance
with simply and easily aacertaInable
facts
The rise In prices N due primarily
70 the facs that demand has far out
stripped supply. not only IN tho unit <
ed States. but IN every Gat Of The
world.
Attempts 20 lower prices BY leSla-
islaiicn would defeat thomselyes.
Foreign holders of sugar cannot be-
coerced into selling TO the United
States al sacrifice Any Govern
men al or other artificial action that
Continued on Pare 5, Col. ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-27
hRmENlANs 70 TREAT
WITH THE BOLSHENlk

Paris May - rhe Armenlans
have accepted on insiutlion from 'RN
Rn0ian bo' hawk ~ send delegates
in M0acow accordlng 90 Information
ttfNived by iha T'eHgh forcam rf-
iicp
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-27
BUTTER TAKES A TUBsLE
IN EAST SIDE TOWN

Tulsa, May 27-Leading grocers
announced here foday that the pilce
OF butter had fallen five cents during
the last week So far this IS the only
food included IN the price tumble re-
ported to be sweeping the country
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-27

From New York to California the
reports are the same and fallihk
of IN planted acraage is reporle'
I'm many states. How can cost O ~
ing be reduced with such a condi-
lion and labor alitators clamofing
Tor still higher pay and yet shorter
hours.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-27
ARMY elLl ls AGREED


Washington. May "a complete
p-reenont an ihe army re.orwniAa
ton bill was reached today IN Tue
houga and senate conference.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-27
C. o. p. PEACE RESOLUTION
VETOED HN Pre- SlDEN r

Waehinoton, May n President
Wilson's. message Vesoln0 the re-
cuhllcan teace resolution tonaY
will be sent TO congress.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-27
The oil Situation.

America has nearly reached 'he
poak OF oil production and must con
slider promptly acquisition Of 'of-
eign oil reserves" or facs snort
age. Chief Geologist White Of tas Y.
{. geological survey says. +,
Consumption curve is dest1ieu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-27
THREE NEGROES MUST
PAY EXTREME PENALTY

Panama, May 27~-Three negroes
convicted Of numbering watchman
a, the Mour. Hope powder magazine
on Nav Z, were sentenced TO death to-
day
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-27
CHICAGO TO HAVE a
$4,000. 600 UNION STATION

Chicago May n Plans Tor the
new $4,000 900 union station on
which work has Just been started.
may aye changed 20 INCLUDE an is-
story office building FOR the railroads
Involved It was learned to-day
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-27

Washington. May 27 Reports @
the inserg ate commerce commission
to-day from l,s agents tlaronehotlf the
country showed a continued but slow
in The railway freight
c0nEes ION situation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-27
NJ DIr0~IIOR~' MEETING
fiilN Nfi MI.N CHEER
\,NIL or POPULAR
NAN VINO ARStO>D-
I'D WIN FUNDS
QFFER TO HELP HIM
GET START IN LIFE
fiAN 10 SEND mo tDCt~T
NIhi'S IiitI IIry VIII.
NIP JtEDiCkS MAKE
coon TIM LOSSES

l0pekt kan. May Az m, - a,a.
"F ie'slN'iisFa alit~aa a. be hnvrr.
'aS aryInt iiiln0yor. KAN ana A. e,t
f"'7' Wien have uet maru than .oo
VVu Through thr mantpsslati,na -
AN3'lA' iassiieke Dr. MhsminN nwsl
arW' ~ tie iianuver ssata hank
To-Day movement was mst on fnnt
~ fhe Hanover eletxefw a. spread
hFAd'gtai over TIA country nnscs
thast ~ Jaedicke wUuld return aud ~
plHln htn financial truuhhsa fha n..o.
ple Nhp had ioa afI hhs usslNnbofs
~uild heIp makw guud tho ks4M and
A"lp hWn ess u nnw mtaff IN llfs.
wouldn't Believe IL.
tuetiieke tta#sAg eared d wssk ara
Monday and has hank was etn,.i ou
flle pamr day Az first hts nosahhsg.
aeattnt hetrye Ne haa done wroux
but when cunviiecs.a thoy rofslara "a
turn aHatn@ him ansi have insisted
ihsi hv did NJ wilfnl wroaw.
Even when " was aahl the lakas-t
wmld NueAhly am0urR w. 5000 900
ra saalhbnrn dAt tgst turn AGAINST
hlnt and now after having read the
aliiful letter whhh hs has aeat hack
'o hin wife and famfly tiNev ara ruldy
- e0me tn bic ryscua ANA bear tasi
NJ hla burdens
State banklnr officials vay they
never have heard uf punh charity on
'ite pnrf ~ d community and they
Hnyer have Heen an Astounding osak
official s1 eofdplweiY retain the 80
tenm and affections " hts coumunn.
lty
chser Hs NAre.
Yesterday afternoon when deunsi
lnrs met "a dlarusa sho wrecked
hRnk'a condition thoy actually ehrer
"a TIER meHtiun " hhs name. siate
officials afHwfs Ana nnw they aro
willt@ 20 help Him q she exteuf 81
bearlnw part 81 the io#aes he has a8
iaiued
v was repor'ea here that Governor
tllEm was iooklns lutn the llAuassr
hank casa and ahio into cha rccewt
failure as Aulina Kan. and shat tsc
waa contemplating nriion hoklng 10
camflefe Investigation ~ tho state
fwnklnv department. ilgwwvfw Il ~
believed np action cnuia ba saken ~
efs erlmlna sptt n#tfnat ths back
~0npd wi0ner f0r Frt@s nerllsrt w
iutv ard nfvnineft lawyers apA
hapboea assert thev da noe belleve
,he bank commissioner rout 80
Touched on @eh charge
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-27
THE WEATHER

New Orleans. May 27.-Tonignt'
partly cloudy. cooler; Friday, gea-
orally fair.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-27
SOME THRILLS Al
LOCAL PICTURE H0t SIS

A photoplay Of real merit will cnmc
10 tho Pollard Friday. II IL Tho
Hidden Truth Anna Case is the
stellar hght fn thU drama which
has caused much discussion in the
east because OF the queer interpre- y
Gation placed on death-bed scene
In addition The Pollard will present
a Farnum picture. "Trailed by Three. Z
Would you have a thrills Then
see Fools Gold" at the Highland
tonight. II is Mitchell Lewis hest
effort. Speaking OF pictures thAt
cost big money and are queered, 80
to sreak, by their titles, one ie re
farred to "The White Dove whioh
was presented at the Highland last
night. 1t is wonderful picture
While Warner himself is rather over
esfimated, his stuff goes good. Tho
White Dove Is superbly mounted.
Had IT been named "a Crimson None
such its success would be, pro-
nounced. sks
John Barrymore in Here Come
,ha Bride Is delicious bit OF ac' :
ing at the Guthrie Theatre. In I'D
d,tion Jack Dempsey is being starred
The Guthrie theatre plays continuous
shows. from I p. m to II pm
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-27

Continued on Pare 5, Col. -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-27

Continued on PAGE 8. Col. 2.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-27

tconlinned on Page 3. @