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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-03-16

he neither took plums nor left plums there.
How can that be?
new cousin,
MISS EMMIE STRICKLAND.
Waycross, Ga, Route 5, Box So
p. S.-Some of you cousins write to me.
Dear Aunt Julia: This is my first at
tempt to write to Aunt Julia's Letter Box
although l have been interested reader
for long, long time; Therefore | do not
feel as a stranger, but one of the happy
band of Aunt Julia's cousins scattered all
over the dear southland. l think that it
is the rule to describe ones self the first
time one writes, so here goes: I am IS
years of age, 3 feet, inches tall, weigh
145 pounds; have light brown hair, gray
blue eyes and fair complexion. Now, cous-
ms, how do you think l look? 1 have lived
in both town and country, but prefer city
life. At present 1 am staying in the coun-
try, visiting an aunt, and having nice
time Ny father is farmer. Our princi-
pal crops are corn, cotton and tobacco l
like the farmyard animals and have many
pets. Cousins, I am sure you like music.
do. Papa has promised to buy me pi-
of the cousins and we will have sing
Goodbye, cousins, if this does not find
its way to the wastebasket l will come
again. With best wishes, your niece and
cousin, GERTRUDE CUMMINGS.
Lakeview, N. c.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
admit a little Georgia girl into your happy
band of boys and girls? AS all the rest of
the cousins describe themselves, 1 will do
so: 1 am about 3 feet tail, weigh about
So pounds, brown hair, brown eyes, medium
complexion, and 10 years old. 1 live on
farm about Z miles from Dallas. 1 go
to school and I am in the seventh grade
How many of you cousins like to read?
do, for one. Come again, Luther Huff
your letters are fine. 1 would like to cor
respond with some of you cousins. Who has
my birthday, December 10? Aunt Julia, if
you think this worthy of printing, please
print it. With best wishes,
BERLIE NAE BELL.
Dallas, Ga, Rt. Z.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
all admit north Georgia girl of Is into
your happy band of boys and girls? AS it
is rule l will describe myself: 1 am
about five feet tall, blue eyes and fair
complexion, dark curly hair and weigh about
100 pounds. Who has my birthday, Feb
ruary 8? Well, as this is my first attempt
1 will close, hoping to see this in print
Your new niece and cousin,
CORA FINCH.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-03-16

$126,34O for 35 Horses
LONDON, Eng.-At a sale of Shire
horses, the property of PendIey Stock
farms, thirty-five horses realized
$I26,340.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-03-16

Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
admit another Florida girl into your band
of boys and girls? As this is the first
time I have written l will promise not
to stay long. l guess you cousins are Won
dering how I look: Blue eyes, fair com
plexion, black hair, weight 1903; fifteen
years old. I would like for some Of you
cousins to write. JEWEL SELLERS.
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j y.
I will send you the recitation,
"Curfew Shall Not Ring To-
night" A girl of fifteen may
write friendly letters 10 her boy
friends. Be very careful what
your put in a letter, so you will
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-03-16

he neither took plums nor left plums there
How can that be?
new cousin.
MISS EMMIE STRICKLAND.
WaNrroSs ca Route 3 Box 80.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-17
ROBBERS GET H5,7S4
FROM STATE BANKS
Less Than alx Months Showing
For uunmen and YeggA Does
Not Speak Well For or
fetal Vigilance.

statistics complied rer the okls
na Hanksgs association "a s~asies
here and made rabllc sOday uhe~ sha'
fNf the Fieas fear rsaaths N shls 4mas
80 Sai has bv~a asnlsa srnm haaks
ia this stats tsAi year ghe total luss
wAs 500 esse la iagSsshs waa tHt.tNt
ana IN 1877 n waa taNta
This largest single iaea aartne thasn
2 yr@Fa aesafiins - l. y aauirea.
. detective fof tho bankers Rnscsta
llvH IN shls state wAa aaHtaiuea W fha
HANK ~ Atfatturd la the dayliwhs
robbery % Aprii o. 1912. whnu SO !
noa in useney aud honda waa gAA~A
Two dpllAra IA ~. smallest taken
ia tank robbery Cor thp same Ynar
THE feruft further shows ia have
hcea eoaststed az lmnA robhefirs and
Nsntcneea from "a sa ysara rarh
AMI \ FOR tlfly years TlrsY nlha man
wsFe arrested aud shFpw kltled
according % aaulfes rusngt ghe
average fire proof vault II hAnks
have heen easy ~ access fef hafs
lara
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-17
NEW HIGH SCHOOL STATE
\ CONFERENCE For 1921

Tulsa. May T--Formation OF ar
athletic conference among ten OF the
leading high schools Of Oklahoma VII
be perfected before another year.
has passed. in the opinion OF Merle
'c. Prunty. principal OF Tulsa high
school and on of the originators OF
the plan. The plan was discussed
during the interscholastic meet at Nor
man two weeks ago.
According TO present plans the con
ference viii be- similar TO that OF the
Central conference. but ~ statewide
scope and influence. The Little Ten
would be made ~ OF the ten largeSt
high schools In the state with inris-
diction over all athletic aud literary
contests Those considered for mem
bershlp include Tulsa. Oklahoma ciiv.
Nuskogee. Okmulgee. McAlester
Shawnee. Chickasha. Guthrie, III Reno
and Enid.
Mr. Prunty is arranging tentative
football and basketball schedules
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-17
MANY INCOME TAX
INSPECTORS RAIN STACKS

Wichita, Kan. May IT, Many fed =
eral income tax inspectors have been
appointed with headquarters IN tho
office OF Bert Helvern United
states Internal revenue agent for
Kansas. who are comblng the state Tor
income tax slackers One Of the re-
suits thus far has been the discovery
Of one firm IN the state whose 1910
income tax WAS $4,000 less than the
true amount. Many smaller ones have
been found.
Information has Perm ylled WI h
Fred Robertson. United States dis
trict attorney. IN the cases " alleged
income tax dodgers. No criminal
action has been instituted yet, how
ever In Kansas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-17
GROWERS NOW ASK
PAY FOR LOSSES
Kay County Wheat Growers As
sociation Asks Congress TO
Enac. Laws TO
Refund.

ponca city. May H. Demandin
that congress enact iegislation 10 re-.
iElburse wheat farmers Tor thediffer-
@ nee between market price aud thai
fixed BY the food control board ii
1917. resolutions have , een paasod rs
the Kay County Wheat Growers az
socialion.
The association charges that the
farmers Of the United States last mill
lions OF dollars by the action of the
food control board h fixing prices on
the 1917 wheat crop Il maintains
that this action according 20 Hoover
was unwerranted IN law.
Cotton and corn farmers are said
TO have Been left unmoiested 10
charge whatever the traffic would
bear and that railroads were. granted
good and sufficient dividends on wa
tered stock IN time OF war.
The resolution was presented bt !
A. Bluhamsh. county president. and
viii be offered 20 tha National whea,
Growers association AZ Hutchinson,
Kansas, Tuesday
The Kay county association has .,
900 members
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-17
R0TAR|ANs ACCEPT
SWIMMING CHALLENGE
Match With Duluth 10 Be Held
at Atlantic City, Which
Also Will Provide
Other Attractions.

Atlantic City May Dulu,hn
challenge 70 the Rotary world for a
swimming race has been accepted BY
tho local Rotary club and arrange
ments will DC made for maih dur
ilg the International association con-
yen;Ion this week, opening here on
Monday, June 81 The match viii be-
held either IN the ocean. for the local
R0tarians are deep a.a swimmers. 81
I weather conditions ara unfavorable
- the Hygia pool one OF the .lasR
cat indoor swimming tanks In tae
country Harry fAtz, young hot !.
man IA chairman OF the club com
frittec Of race plans. This contest
viii be for the international Rotary
swimming championship,
Another sporting event during the
convention weak which will be oi
wider Interest 20 far as entries aic
concerned will be the international
Rotary golf tournament al tho At
ianfic CITY Country club. Roiarlsn
John Moore Of the local club Is ar
ranging the tourney. A big Held "
prospective
Band contests among the numer-
ous organizations accompanying the
(Coptinued on Page s. Col. II
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-17
SKIRT SAR[ GOING DOWN;
IN LENGTH, NOT PRICE
Knee High Ones May BE Popular
In Paris, But Gnihuc Says
No 10 This
Fad,

sislnrs "a
on. mon, skirts afe eolng down ,hia
fall, Aut not Ia price
They've reached peecarluus heixhr
iha skifta Tho kne~ ienEtA MAY
continue to be pnpuiar In Paris hnt
\ apparently has no friends IN uuth
ris. nor In this country for that mai
tef
Tho declaration ~ anodlsies anI
dealers here aneit the ahorssr length
% garment and the stability az price
Was echoed iater hy tho members ~
the National CLOAK and Ent Mann.
fAfs'Eorm association la session "a
New York
Styles ipr fall aud winter call for
cohseryailse models anI slender de-
sssDs said NJ nrmz chairman of
The stylss committee. III dispatch
from the east.
Quite fkssit affirmed n n Burton
of Burton Brothers. here. Fall VIII
bring longer skirts Anyway. Unth
rio women have never gone Ia FOR the
short skirts " Paris When they
we're wearing them two inches below
tho knees wn. er u n-~n.- mean The
women here. wore them several
inches longer"
"AhlriR arn going down IN lenrth N
not In price" added Mlaa Sadie
Hokoy of the Fashion shop. "An a
is. Guthrie women .wesr their wklris
ten and eleyen inches from the ground
while they are thlrteou and fifteen
even IN New York
And hers ladies' We find the long
sat ones
We are making skirts about elrhi
inches from the ground" Mr. narkrr
y the Lu'a store. said. They are ~.
INK 70 FAN stlll farther this autumn
Iio. hum.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-17
DAY or DICTATORSHIP
rs AT AN END


Juarez, Mexico. NAV II. The day
of dictatorship. whether In Meyico. In
America or In the world, has passed.
declared General Gales The people
OF Mexico have done with diclalors
They are working hand in hand with
the s1uy that liberty may be restos "a
when chihuahua Joined our cause
the success Of the revolution was as
sured."
General Enriuuez praised the So
moran for "his gallantry' IN paying
tribute to Chihuahua. adding that an
the people OF Mexico should make
ready 70 carry rifle that the ends
OF liberty should be served .
Carranza was branded as tyran,
eclipsins porfirto Diax and Nictoriano
Huerta. former dictators OF Mexico,
in speech. BY General Jose Gonzalo
Esc03ar. ccslimander OF the Chihualua
border district
The army did not beiray Car
rama Carranza betrayed the army
General Esc0bar said.
General Candido Agilar. son law
OF ,carrnnza, has escaped Carrauga
is still at large
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-17
WHAT ~TCKED OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

llorac switzerland voted 90 ac-
eepi memh~rahsa In ,he league q
nations Il was ihe first time frye
country had condaes ed referendum,
or gho subject The vote waf II iss
eansen votes foF accepting the pro.
poaal and 10 Ia against
Mexico City General Pablo Con
Ealca announced ,aennllrls lhas he
had withdraw fsvm fhs Mealcsu ,lrra
laentiai race
Chicago Tbe heasis az the sey
enteen railroad hrltltoGhnods Iwsaml
statement sNsAfessln8 apprehension
over ghc posslble eFIect Of = further
delay IN granting lhe mems request
Tor wasu increase
El paso General Alyaro ohee
gun reported tlat aii NJ the mam
hers Of rreeidenl CarFanaa's cabinet
had been "a iIrtd
Warhing,0n President Co,np
ars. of ihe American Federation uf
Labor, declared, monoy wan hctng
expended IN lneseneable quantities hs
lheFe Who seek political OFFICE. gn the
gniercaa us tha ensnisa w lalsup
Rome The canuanlaatlon of tuan
% are WAS celnbrpled hg Pope Bene
diot b the gFeatesl funeiion Ia 81
Peters for scs~ra cs,ntn4en .
iieltaah trslan q l,olalnnd svqy
waa al the mercy sof ralOus tnofs
for feferai houra Saturday night
Winnipe Robert Glenn. former
governor of North Caiolna and
n."nlher of the International greater
waterways commission. WAS found
dead IN bed
Rome The council OF he leaRan
" nations held ptyate and 4 puhllr
sltiing A numbat of reports were
read and decisions announced
New York Officials Of thr New
York Yardmeos association anuoan-
aed ihat 1850 switchmon and brake
Incn IN The west aide yards had
struck
New York Announcement was
made Of the death ot II r prosier.
ploneer soap manufacturer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-17
FIRES IN MINNESOTA
DESTROYS BIG FORREST

Duluth. MINI May H. Forest fire.
were rasins near Two iiarborn to,
nszht, endanKerlng tho town. accord
Ing To telephone messages receiyes
mere. Two iiurb0s IL 20 nAoi
northeast of Ddiath ON tho nortL
shore Of Lake Superior.
Fires have been ragiRx near Tw,
ifarborA for the last two days. hut
the town was not considered endan
geren The spread of the flamen 10.
day caused alarm, and extra force,
were sent out 10 battle the fires
Should a strong wind come 40 sari
Gus results may occur.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-17
BRIEF NEWS NOTES
FROM STATE AND NATION

Director ~ hafwaa a mlnew Wash
ina,ou aass the underground aag,ils
" crude oil win b. eAhAna,ai ia 81
years A safe stAgompns ~ That
Basay cafdweli Oklahoma clfs
yaush. waa not nniy roshsd - feft
'lullars by etips ap men. btH waa also
beaten by them BE sill gaeoyer
Overcome with eramlm wllln swlm
mlae Eafi Underwood. Ia Yparw az
ase was drowned near retry aan
DAY
Fu rrudell Mlwouylllc. KaeaaE.
fian. vas kllled IA an auto wreck
near Braman, oklahoma ipudaY
James Maryns eotaan. sre4ldaat
az East Central Normal az Ala. has
resigned aud will ha connected neat
YEAR with the Kendall colie9c A.
Tulsa
when large army antomovir
crashed iuto tho usona wali ~ a
railway orohainH mar LATHE nucA
Sunday evening Major Rlaaafd VAIN
wright and csptala y o. narreit
we're Killed and priyntea Dwwsy anl
llvan and James Ilmtt wurw gsrl
ousiy injured
The "ship by TrlHkv train IA With
~. From Guthrie the train will 9a
% Enid elopping en- route 81 Mar
shalt and Crescent cay
The state hoard ~ equalization b
In session today "a make aaaHanluen,
on public service corporations
France now wants America ~ come
20 tor assistance again financially.
Robert y Glenn. former governor
~ North Carolina ~aa found dead
In bod at tha noysa Alexander b0to
IN Winnipeg last night.
Fire destroyed motor car ware.
house a. Fort nilsu. Tea laat niahi
The loss IA said d b. hair million
iollarA.
less Cmbb aatllsaw man. fitted
wlth "choc bwsr" shot and Danger
ouaiy wounded Arch stfop and Amos
soffman Sunday The three were
playing cards when the tr0uble arose
Flood waten 81 Oklahoma city are
f~cediug and tha several hundred |
ANTILLES who we're driven from thr
bottoms by The hleh visitors are ~
urninK 20 their abodaa Later sha
ieath toll from epidemic N dlaaane
~ result, will be- taken.
~ far 1850 sinners have walked
he "sawdaat irnlir At the flllly sun.
lay meetiugs ana the meeilngA are
,ut two weeks oid
Oklahoma cry trade tripgers are
70 tour today and wtli visit many
'itiea IN 'enst and west Oklahoma,
Levl Y. Morton AZ the are 0g 5e,
Z dead ~ his home IA roaghkeepsie.
" n lie wae elected YIce president
n 1883 ns the rnnninw mate Of iscn-
amin Harrison. and rounded out his
political career ~ governor " New
York state AT the age of ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-17
Germany Must
Pay 80 Billion
As Repatriation

Paris, May iT.-~ts ia understood
IN effsclai 1lrsisa hers that N.
Analo frsaeh confereaee at Myths,
which closed yesterday. decided
thas the suns s~i1ich 1s.ruany
should eAy A. repatriation would be
- iao.oooooo. coo marks eola. tap.
pres'eately $4,000, 900 600
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-17
SLEuTIIS GRAZ C,OOO
IN DRY LAW RAIDS

Muekogee May ~ Thomas Haley
Is dead and two others are seriously
injured as o result OF "a powder ex
plosion az chockIc. Oklahoma. this
afternoon
The men were placing shot IN a
quarry when the rocks are believed
TO have stuck together. causing
sparks which isnited the powder they
were using.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-17
Negro Who Shot
Pine Bluff Officer
Still at Large

Pine Bluff, Ark. May i7s-~pollce
and county officers thls morning
could rot Identity Alien Erwin a.
the negro who shot Night Chief of
Police J. A. King, early Sunday
Erwin was arrested late yesterday
King was shot when ne ard a pa
troiman attempted 20 arrest In a
dark stairway negro whom they
thought was drunk. The nssrn
drew uUu. shot King twice and
esesped. Kings condition was i'm
proved TO-DAY and physicians said
his wounds were not dangerous
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-17

New York. May i7.-aSix thousand
arrests have been made in rI5 large
cities of the country under the'vol-
stead prohibition enforcement act
since January ~, 1920 according TO
figures gathered tonight by the
United Press
According TO unofficial estimates.
total OF more than $4,000 arrests have
hoen made in the United States
since the federal erohibiiion amend
ment went into efefct.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-17
Whiskey Thieves
Grab Truck Load
of Wet Goods

Cleveland. o., Nay ia Rotor
truck loaded ~itn ~hlsky valued
81 $4,000 ~ss arsy~n away BY ~.
auaF thi@yws this rarnlra whsn
ssmusl cohn. chauffeur. lss "A ~hlls
ne brsskfsstsd rhs truck ~as
losasa with 40 sssss % boadsa
whisky, Intended for mealeinal
purposes which cehn was trans.
porting by government permit. from
Nensuesy dlssilisey 10 . whole.
sale house ~ usookiyn, ~ ".
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-17
RUSSIAN BOLSlIEVIk
FORCES STRIKE BACK

London. May i7.--Russian bolshe
vik forces are striking back al the
Polish and ukrsnian troops which
captured kiev about ten days ago, ac j..
coru'ng 70 an official statement is.
sued In Moscow yesterday and re !
eeived here by wireless. The state !
n'ent said soviet troops had s.srted
an advance and were engaged abor,
ten miles northeast OF kiey.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-17

Des Moines, Iowa, May f7.--Dr.
Ernest O. Richardson Or Brooklyn,
was elected bishop Or the Methodist
Episcopal church on the ballot taken
on Saturday evening and counted TO-
day. It was announced at the general
conference today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-17
SWOLLEN PROFITS RirnF
~r>r iNurtu> M slu
,IAnIN tipuM iAtu
,MInu ~ NOM
OR'S ECONOMIST
SUBMITS FIGURES
Il>NssiAI ntlt H>~
" IiiAr InMrA>IIS
=. Nj WAN A MEANS
~ RAISE PRICES

| wAsAlaesaa ssaY M vs. Mwnlisa
rsuslsa ~ twplve snaar anusraasss
rrssGasiwa usasv fs.aa haBg pf fa~
sagay vuesamed "a tha uatfess
'etAlsa hava lafl@ssa rh@ vvsse ~ su
var "a 20 and N. emAta a pmuma
wben Ehe sanlw pTniacs e0ula ~
sald wiih fair ppsftE ne III ~
eWnts. aala W 5vtt fAHsk e1n
enltlHw aeanmmEas nf tha rAitenad
hroshrrheaaa aaA unian. in Ypuust
HruavHtsA 70 sha tslaFAl railroad
haapd ss,slay
JadMlaM Nv ths prwmant trpaa sh~
Amaant rsarted tTnm gha eunaamse4
bY The sasar pfafftavFa sal reach. 90
a ruaaeFNatixw estimate. 1t lsaat
ssasl 'saN irla this year ~ eunFrs
button faF fhe swaY ~ go bv ayerr
hmeflfsn faHsilY ~ shsss soa9tts
Iaaid tRask
Msgsiisss pvsntssrtns
Ilr eamfwaad thar yhw present .isas
atipH Ia aamw aaRfnaa Ia ,lan IL ais
yrfsiga = sho c,staa ernp sa 9arwee
bat aaesFted that he rsnsiamamlal
Fvaapn fsf the price aavaase IL msa
p''F vvnf u Artificial afianlation ~
/ tlee. Nlsh umeheekud sfserulaglst
sisi mWrefiess pfutiiAenlmM
hs sastf producers ahneah
atuRAins earnings wbsn she wla4gs
sale Rfien as sugar waA esnsA 81
s"and he eanslanad. "aaa their
marsha was trusa oe ~ aa eenfs.
What Waat ~ thntv saFagn4. saslas
sl'a tha pflse hogsFiaN aruaHa s
eeass a n0uaaf
Taking " ~ lhs LARGEST aaxas eea.
Iaeer~ tagek showed thai ,hs AsaF.
aau Het taceme gar tbs Nv aar
pcriod N ietsslslt waa stl Aa sa4 -
Z return % ahoas Mlz pa een
pp their claimed capitalization
War Proves Aavsntaa~.
"a study AZ financial rUearns N
sHFaF corporations megnly segyps ~
confirms fha cueeasl0u tasf thsy ts,,k
sdsan'axp ~ lhp var altaation 10 IN
crease sae proportion ~ tha pgirs
taken Nv themselves ~ profits anf
tNfH NkRNRtfff9N tNANM Wy
labor as wares hs Aaid
ianrk declared the nst iasama ~
me American Aawar ana Refining
aainraaf Increased frnm enc lsls.
1914 sn tha feiesaAta pmrs0d from
ifsis seee - rsa8As other saaar
svupanse shigh H. aamsd ~ hav
.aH madv has1 increases ~ tEt iu.
entn WE'RE ihe Oahn Aaaar company.
10 Pioneer MN eanpunY. Tbe utAh
aaho HaEar company the waAhaa
Horticultural eemFanys the American
iw"s HnKaf company. th~ Hawatian
'nmmrfelai and sugar eosnpMay, the
@wa plantation eompany. tho semta
Porto Rico Aagar comynny, me
laanianamo Hn9af company the
'ahan American sugar vompany ami
he eTelFal AeHirfs aagar company.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-17
Supreme Court
Is Still Dry

Washington, May i7.---Tac su+
prcme court failed again today 10
decide the xalidity ot the prohlbi
fion enforcement act and recessed
until June T.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-17
CARRANzA Be TRAY[D
ARMY, SAYS NEW LEADER
ATLANTIC FLEET ON WAY
TO GULF or MENICO; GEN
ERAI AGlILAR. S0N-l\-
LAW or PRESIDENT.
ESCAPES
BULLETIN

New York, May 1.-THE Atlantic
fleet. which has been at anchor In the
Hudson river for the last two weeks.
put to sea today.
Rumors were current in naval cir.
eles that additional ships may soon
be sent TO the Gulf Of Mexico to Join
the Oklahoma and the destroyers now
on duty there.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-17
TiiE SULTAN or TURKEY
VIII OUT iiiS THRONE

consianiinopia. May II The Turk
lsh saltan will Fesign hia throne IN
protest against th~ severity u tho
p~ac" treaty presented 10 Turkey BY
the allied powers. according 10 an~
nouncement
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-17
COLORADO DEMOCRATS
IN CONVENTION TO-DAY

Denver. May i7-Democrats meet
ing here In state convention today
will elect delegates al large to the
national convention In San Francisco
and a national committeeman to sue
ceed John J. Barnett.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-17
FRENCH TROOPS EvtCuATE
EAST BANK or RHINE

Mayencc, May u.---The French
troops which have been In oceupa-
tlon OF Frankfort, parmstadt and
other citizen on the east hank of the
Rhine. svscustsd khoss cIfIss th4b
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-17

Londonderry. ireland. May IA. -
Isloting last gighi between national
Iatn and unionlsta nobs was even
more fierce than on Saturday. sticks
bricks aud poles we're again freely
employed BY the eoinbatanfs and
many more shop wiKdows vera
broken.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-17
Chicago Snitchmen
Are Again Out,
Want More Money

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% s~ssenmsn ~ wss cnssaes. afg
~sukss a a. pavi railway A~ee
asa nee fspaFs tof assy seaaY ssw~
~ ths slaNs crews. a was asla,
~srs oe aatS v ~as sssa snss
wAlkea o0t seatvssuallY wFtFseus
RssseNsin9 aewsaHs@. hvs trey
wanted ~mQv9 wawsY