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The Prescott daily news., 1920-03-29

Films for all makes and sizes of Kodaks at HESTERLY'S.
 W. B. Garrett of Hope, was among the business visitors here this morn ing.
 Hon. Stephen P. Meador of Oklo ma, was visitor to Prescott this morning.
 Mir. and Mrs. Vim. F. Denman went down to Texarkana this morning for a brief visit.
 FOR SALE-Golden Wyandotte eggs for matching. Selected settings for $2.o0-W. c. Flames. 29d6
 Cabbage plants for sale at 40c per hundred.-W. G. Flames, phone S48A. 25d6w1.
 SOAP Dyes, Easter Dyes, Diamond Dyes, Putnam Dyes, all colors at HESTERLY'S.
 
 Dan McCaskill of McCaskill, spent this morning in Prescott attending to business.
 MT. and Mrs. Samuel Blake Scott are the proud parents of a son born to them yesterday.
 
 Mrs. Leonard Smith has returned to her home in Crossett, Arkansas, after visit in the city with her par ents, MT. and Mrs. N. E. Ward.
 Genco Razors, Genco Homes, Genco Razor Strops at HESTERLY'S.
 Rapid heart throbbing does not nec- essarily mean heart disease; generally it is caused by a disordered stomach. Prove it for yourself by taking Prickly Ash Bitters; if the stomach is at fault the heart symptoms will quickly dis appear. Price $1.25 per bottle.-Hes terly Drug Store. cod.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-03-29

For Sale at a bargain-A five passenger Overland car in good rum ming condition. See Dr. A. A. Reed CT. 3-29tf.
 "Save the Surface and you Save All"-good advice, so we recommend the use of Acme House Paint Ne vada County Hardware Go. 29d3.
 A. F. Galloway, a former Prescott citizen, is here today attending to business and seeing friends. Mir. and Mrs. Galloway now reside at Moro, Lee County. Arkansas.
 B. F. Johnson and family arrived here this morning. Mrs. Johnson has been with her parents in Lufkin, Tex as, and MT. Johnson went to Shreve- port Sunday to accompany her home.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-03-29
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

Pictorial Review at Guthries.
 Have your films developed at HE'S TERLY'S.
 p-. F. C. Neims of Laneburg, was here today.
 Misses Roxie and Stella billiard re- of days spent St Hope
 Easter Post Cards and Easter Book let's at HESTERLY'S.
 Mrs. c. P. Arnold is spending the day in Texarkana visiting.
 Charles Lancaster of Little Rock is in the city visiting his family.
 Fresh corn meal pure corn chops, s2.00 per bushel-Thad Butcher. d6 Nysis Perfume, Toilet Water, Tal- cum Powder, Face Powder at HE'S TERLY'S.
 FOR SALE-Horses real cheap for quick sale. See J. H. Bryson or call phone 143. 3-24-d5 Rev. J. A. Parker left this after noon for Blenwood where he is called on account of the illness of his sis ter, Mrs. Harrison who is not expect ed to live.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-03-29
... .Danderine Hair Tonic, 35c, soc and S1.00 at HESTERLY'S.

Miss Norma McMillian, who is teaching music at Stamps, spent yes terday in Prescott with homefolks and friends.
 It's safer to paint than repair. Bet ter use Acme House Paint supplied locally by the Nevada County Hard ware Company. 29d3
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-20
MRS PEARSON ASKS
AIO or CLUB WOMEN
President of Woman 5 Clubs
Makes Appeal For the
Starving To Guthrie
Ladies

Nar~hall Okla feh e Dear Vlue
womcn it some cold mernsng soa
shoold rha hine upon youF doorstep
ehlid ia a single fatirrod safmoni,
fca weak from ~sus of t,saa % move,
vhai wcald ycn aos
can yoa picture hundreds nsf
shousands oi nush ehildrvu fAlnA
~ a situation where rae hungry afa
no, fe5 bat cnls thoss 20 nesr death
from startaiion That immediate nQaf
ishnasa, il needed ~ sKve iife Saeh
= ihe condHion IN sho Near East
whl.h Herbert Hoesef has described
a. the most desperate siiuatIoa 10 the
ahnle wurld Remember teo thas
thsse people are the oldest CHRISTIAN
fxopie Ia she world. and that thes
have becn offered ufe and abundance
II they p4ll rrnoaace their faith in
Christ The sters ~ their tfeagment
a. the hands of ihe TURK. 81 ihe mas
saefe of their men. or the abduction
and ssoiasion of their women, and ~
the abandonment - their chsidrcr 90
De o. starvation On The desert and Ia
fAeir desolsfea hosnvs j. the hlackesi
* ne war
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-20
TELLS NEW THEORY
OF LANSING CASE
Secretary Of State Dismissed For
Advocating Marshall IA
Active Executive.
Paper Says

Providence Feb - The rf0yia
cns~ Joufnals Washlaffou eoffss
pondeni cfedliinR the Information "a
a hiKh official of iaa government
said thls morning
'pfcsidenf Wilson remoYed NJ tan.
sing from offlss thir fesierailon 90
der rebuke amonnta - thaig. nnt ~
sauss be- ,slisd ihc msnbsrs ~ ths
cabinet ia eonference. a. hs states
bot because - one of lhess 0oaferen
seH NJ tausine stated thai A. fouh
4 feff TfaFs vien - The nalion
lack of eHeeaiiss dlfefilon. due "a
Tho Presidents temporary insspasify.
and that he tlsoaRhi esme step ahnuld
be taken 20 provide foF executive Al
feeilon
~ Lansing resignation Naa
prompted b. the desire 10 avoid any
possible usuFpsiion ~ eaesaflgs az .
thofiiy on bis part On the part u the
cabinet Appaffniiy Ar Lansing )
suggestion has heeu reported 10 The
lconilnHod On Page :. Col. 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-20

MANY 0nthfir people Hfeetsa luFme'
President Tan A. tAs Untan ssailog
herr lat nisht NJ Taft wss ou hla
waY 30 siill~afsf 90 deliver an aAdFssl
20 she aindent tody - tae A. a ~
collssr ~rhia a . ~anderfal slate,
Q Wondefful people aat = weaderf n
climats ha Fpnafked q hava A..
wass had eafi Fpet "a ny hear lof
Oklahoma. fuf the pesple down here
always Rate nae thslf saepsft whrl
: vas running for president be added
with langh The farmnr president
d nhpw lnx hia aTv and has loat hi~
former qUirk movement. bat he IL q
latlal and h.ppY a. ever
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-20
WHAT rfcKED OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

~ lsaals tlosefnor Charles
uleaEh ~ Arkansas. In an address
fsfe denounced raaIeallsm and proiis.
ssflng
washlnslaa vslldltF % lhs
q isfal prohibition amsaiaasnt 'iisi
~ ne suDseme elat - aoiieiioF
gsnsrsl klBE. 10 sagpor q m5lloas
e. d'smiss fhe thodr Island 'ssi case.
Washihaten Affrieaa wcfld
'ffds is sndanssrst ~ thr decision
es lhs house apron iSi'ans comm tlrs
ia reduce ne iepsfa % eom-
lr fofelsu lFats sseansa ssfi-
mfls Secretary Alea4,sr eseelarsd.
Kansas Cl,y rhe Wesisfn lesxss
esson uill open Aesii . and close
apt %. club owutss fe,ldsd.
washinston a memorial 70
'Fs people - The upnad STATES is.
"A ~ afsaaiast fdliest workers
tnl uniaas kenTfaliy dsc.aFsi fse fs-
4gsftsd railroad ofwah iatlea bill 10
- destructive of 'ha sm9lases' sea-
.'liuileual rlEhla 49, pflfi'ssss saf'
- lied u1.1n eonar - " aefsat iha
mea4ule = eails tly
Iewsr city Items Wide.
: ish fyselsht ehans -. wse ~ =
knoekoul over Miekf Hisssi. q iessf
l.ant0mwsishl. IA ths ty at foumt
o "a eishs foand kait
Las Aasslss Nllsgs = Welsa Al
NJ. an suer'fst rlna sagefiafsn-
afni. eapfufsd IN = ti|esa N~slsa.
feb -. has besa fsisssse sic vlfs
dflses
1s'tesfpn fae r. Tka ~ ,Fu
uihern Pacific sonEsaHsman VIA
2 sek Feb I fer a stsai sasss.
called off
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-20
oUrcA Muer Flnsr
cOnaulr rAN kAAGn

The lfawas, Fpb % llufsre answ-
eflns The last allied nois leistisa -
tae eiPadltien ~ Fnrmsf hinpsruf
puflrl pahlle prosecutor all ba fvs
pssiad - assure Itself thzt shs ssst.
uhile meuafsh ls efiilna 70 settle
down f9f iife a. Donfa and not dls-
lar4 lh~ wuflas peace
Holland slil undaahsadly reply sAo
= wllllns % xuafd willIam ~ Iiehsn.
Eollsfn slsaasly At l'pefa and accept
responsibility fpf ptuysntsnR any
danref ia ths uofld peaeu bnt 4
~ill be probably neesssafy - eoasals
ths sslla before feplyinS No dlffi-
eullt "a anticipated 10 thla eanneetlDa,
a. Coan, liohsnsoiisrn a reported 70
Do ready ga accept poorn a. haven
for the real NJ hla llle
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-20
SCHOOL CENSUS SHOWS
INCREASE OVER LAST YEAR
District No. 60 VIII Participate
To the Extent OF $4,000 In
the Per Capita Dis.
tribu,ion

Ais Addle la,wthnf tf,ytf uf
,cnsps 81 lhe city schools hRs feHi.
fieied hrf nhon. and la mueA Efaii-
fird with tho rosuiss The final snail
"a thnwa a decided sncFealt ey =
that al last year
Mrs fowthof hs. HAD snattr o'
coNcesing lhe efeol ce0sus ans aaia
dafsuk fhc past ghree years aua dseine
that ilsne she hss Increased Tho srasai
reputation 90 the dislriet more ihan
npe. which is rpisndid ehaWlns
on ihs census showing at TN district
depend the amouni oi money that wi.i
Do asailahir fnan state school fanis
The gains this year over last ~as
made Is the white schools The eals
ofei population ~ shoai ihc same a.
lasi year The several hundred nee
uamee added % the rolla Wlll So far
toward meeting ,hs necessary high
cosi of oondueilng the ells schools.
AZ Tor each child enumerated the de.
ifsei sill reeeiso $3.50
After the enumerafow turned 10
thef books - Mfs. l,owther ahe ~
checked the ilst aeainst the actual
enroilneni ~ al children 10 school
making the work very tedious un
dcriakinE
Follewinr are ne figures white
maira l.iaoi femalef l2i9 Total.
white, elys CoioFcd. males sf7 g.
mnloe so Total Fs3 Total. males
1891 total fsmales l1e grand total
a.s1g
The above eaAMafaiiun Wili- hflnR
20 The school aIegfhl ihe sum cs 81
9of
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-20
AWARDS MADE At
VALLEY POULTRY SHOW
Girls Of Guthrie High Take
Part IN Rope Tying stunts
Those Who Received
priEcs

Oa Weanesass NJ lsfklne ~Na
ihs normal irAinins srIa q Guthrie
hlsA sohool visited lhe sshnoi ~
lsleauant Valley ~ the afiernooa q
contest ia ra.s twins ana fol.e spite
sar eAs much snio,A A poultry
shcu uss lhcn he.a Nfs Aals laaE
ton. hoNe dcmonsisAiian ag'nl and
Nr Holleahsek u Uaihre iadred me
fa~lf Tho ioliowlns awards ss4e
made
white fiymanth Rnft lei is
hos Hos land 81 81
John Rosnsdtl. nAfrtd i'isnouih
Rocks gnh ... ..s.sft.. o.
Edward ssnFknfy 1st, .na
Charley r0wult. .nd ea
Rhode lsland Reas ther norA
nsyi iet 200
one enif, Mhiie l.eshotn lone
iloNlau8 lN sss.. ..ts 90
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-20
\ ~IiIiiI WORN
IItiIs ~ \tI'Oitu\

thef. hss been but NICE change N
style Of mems shirts during the paAl
pasi century ihl. Ia examplified b'
= display 10 bs tesu Ia The show win
d0Ne 81 fom Isnkius' eiore There
D. . shiu on disHay that Was worn
during tho relgp of Napoleon Bone.
parte. ts1 The style and genern
make np scfy similar - the styles
Of dress ssifif of lhs present
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-20
FATHER Of INJURED CH|lD
TEllssT0RT OF ACCIDENT
II Z Nehsr Holds School BOARD
and Superintendent Al Fanlss
Will Sue Memh<n For
Neglect

II Z NeAek. iAtAcs = uisle k.sear
oaa le~siN Nshef. @VAsso& eir a. CAPS.
TAI h4l tcAs~ai. ~he ~ax - hsals
h4sne& s~snesimx AZ, maae sas fol-
taesne sz&tensxat tosaAs
a hsxe A~3fa ereAk ao&l q crisi.
esm elrectc1 Al the s<heul teachers
a. C&pssol sxheg& As rcsaN II shs
49, rxs9eai tAAs hetels ms lstile slst, and
! wAns - eA0nstafe sAesm tussfar -
~ lgsie gsfa i eone~Fne4 n ~zs mol
tse tkait Il "a teasaefs. u ~Ns the
EasH ~ sAe meraAers 90 fAe school
e1ard and ne superintendent rMey
al kne~ shkt sAe steses wtre unsafe
Isad Aa1 aTsssn4se4 to eefrecs ths aat-
s~f. IA faxt iArs had gons - Ear a.
te Asrng the waatsrF ag AefoFe : mcet
ias ~ iAe soAool hoara and lave the
gaeusx reesssasy - rxpiSce the oid
~aru o4l stoves allowed The mat.
Ter was thea Fat Hp to the sas~rln
senSeni He iook the figures and ne
oedsT ene Fat Il is hls nocke, and
~ Ass own ssmissien ta me fofgot
81 sAoat II Als forgettine al about
.t osase1 ne Acvtdeas And that Is
aoi all Amer he accident to ny iiilc
gisi ! visited she ssAool Ana found
thAg noghlnx hAa been dome 10 80
&waY ~ltA tie naeusee ia ne girl's
fo.lst TIE Ssaac cid ~orn oat stove
~as stan shere rhAs msAc mr. mad
aFd ! ~rnt So ser Mr. Armanfroni
aat As saiA ~ ~oala attend 10 o.
! 9At hin ~ ssgsainis would atgen
e. j. art eo Il ngai naw fag | a.,
sei wArt some otheF persons caAs
60 Ae burned to drash And before
if'l NJ AruAnirouis's oftice he bxi
~. ocne ~ and made Arrangements
te ave ,he stove removed ThA. wAs
Aiee dA,s after ne accident
NJ t.s gtsi wAs hcrrihly harmed
iisf hAek froa the feet 20 TIE head
y a sclA sore. SAr = ronpel.ed *
ie en- her tAee al .. ~ time she
u,as rcccveg haf ihsif,ans ssr she
wiA gsoh&aly hs . cripple The schocl
eaArd w4.i have 70 f.ar Cor his rrots
stgl~rf 81 ofticiai tuis There Is
sfleacid hestinK plan; s. Garfield Hnl
ssrAoal tAa, j. rs heiae used ard he
raciasors arr le4nirg asaiasi ihs sails
wAhoat beAng fasts1ed One daY
l'isle boy sbout tA< axe q ny gif,.
~as Flsf-nE srpun6 Il ard u fcti down
nArrvsly a sslnK the chaH n Il had
iaiiss o. aim be eIther would have
sesa sliiea Or badly inlared.
tel fhi. story 80 10 one Nh, Is
No.; a. f&uii wiH ~ hlAned. The SAM.
.o- Is ro' a, fasl' because he hss aa-
r~ziee several fimes % the ssh,t
eo4rs and sus,er nisndsuf 10 refa : |
.rRsked boiler and wss the heatra
plsrt n piaes 81 The m4ke- saifs o,4
'tcfss tAaf are me-ste 90 the ls..s
~ ~ children The laws q ~
.t2fe cpnpei we parents 70 serd 1ur
-fesr-o& saases 70 Al hool. ara phtn
lsg 20 ihsre. ihey have 10 protec- |
ioa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-20
ROY iIt ri ~ EXPLOSION
IL RECOVERING.

Ninser Armstrong WHO ~ss badly
sealdsd when the ~ horse powei
boiler Of the Keep q Neat exploded
is Improving Tho bol ass severely
sealsed 90 ibe limbs Iils ESCAPE
from instant death ess mirneai0as.
Neglect 70 open q valve caDeea shs
explosion Abs4nt fseg asmaKe a.
done A portion % the Fm0kestaeh
Tss blo~n onto au adjoining luilaius
and efat bed through the roof
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-20
OKLAHOMA YANKs ARE
BACK IN WHEAT FIELDS
Statistics Show That Returned
Soldiers Have QUIT City Life
For Work on the
Fzrwx

o. spite q fhe connon pre1lcziou
t-2i & wosic - hard 20 keepen down
- the Farm after they've ern PAree
an1 ofher plaoes shere > O'Clock /.
teftef frosn 81 breakfast tire fhzn
a. 30 tirae Nlncfy FIVE pr ceaf o.
fat uki4hom4 eol9ifrv frpm fAe ah.ai
opsptff are nxt< on tAef- farms. ac-
c-r<.zx 10 kensrsi infornstion glren
Ciesee CoanaiiY. state commissioner
- isScr Ise Goes not 4tfernpt to sr-
rl4is 8 e1ceps % adsaaae he fAeory
t4af So hiEa whest price fbst has
grev4iled In recert yeap may make
tse fxfn ugfs attractive 10 the Re-.
t1rz<s solder fhaa = ssisried posi-
fioz - tosn
Mgs fes1iie iaforrnztior hsEeveF
h so4xhf IA r1rzff 20 ali elax-es a
fsrz 1b1r VIA f1ls psrposs. Tie
ts,or uoznllssiozer 4 pYsTssrfnr aoes-
tia,raiFss 70 - sent 70 az the bznkr
frr.rs4 tamnf - Ft.nr 80
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-20
HsHltN m An HAS CHANGE
NOM TO RitOsiil

Hsrf, Beam. pnderehefin phe an
der.sng two severe operations AZ ihe
Methodist hospital this vask a re-
ported eo.ae a. mell a. could b. "a
petied nDder the circumstance. it
was reported last nighl that be was
dying Thls however wss enS AZ
is ih0arht nov that ~ will recover
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-20
REPUBLICANS Or FIFTH
DISTRICT IN CONVENTION


Oklaaama tHY. Feh tt ftah fis
tgset fntuhslsans vaasraea tsHs Th.iAs
feF ise latf eailtlcat tahYsa.iea ~ ih.
yeas "a usfshems T. aieii l~e iris
safes a. the natiunaf runsentIea =
rhirana "a a. v rfuaa~sn II uAlA
hoaa cHY. chiis Naasta ~ siathfie
Anf Nfs , A flefnna ~ NsfsAsli = :
lcsdiua a. candidates fof deles Aiss q
the natiouel tuHvvnitan
Marion = nrndtfsan ~ faals Nai
les district fhsluuAn. salisi ths merl
iak 90 nfjef
A vflnFi wA# niMde ~ the llamep
men Ia seat tho Itaman santsaiea
delrzatlon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-20

" 81 esbinet members ard govern
raeBf deysrtassBss - $50 fhe first con
flaTenf u drafted Essn of from N4sh
saxton szys I,r Hay Lyman Wilbur
presiferf II tbe STAFFORD univerKisy
.Prssissrs 1Slsoashad requested
The psre1e. and there sss - %seaD-
ING Il. but iieoyers dssssese sas evil
1erf
- he Procession moved d9sn fhe
asesos. otbsr department hez1s csr-
Fie1 fbsir nzKx over their ieff snosd-
Gers - fheF oDsif f1xe 80 yhelf hats
a1z sos u fas zDplza1iEx spectators
HcSTss nerehed vita bis fisz oses
kis rsxbf aauai1eS znd nsvfr riancef
>t re s~oSle o. 80 sies iinsE.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-20
AuERN N FEDERATION ot
l.lRSbR ANp ktitttnNu
HRuIHfRl,uNm> sM<
III orfss>E rROro>-
I'D MN LAW
PRESIDENT WILL Be ASKED
TO VETO IF BILL PASSES
DlRfSr AfTAtk IN LABOR
~ NAY t<l0\ utAn>
NltW THE PItoiNo>tD
MEA>t RF TO Turn
gAtk ROADS

WasAi7gscn- FeA ~ nlcn lshor
Ae44< effScw<s of sAe smer.c4n fel-
T-xtksn xn8 sAe r2sfruaa aFcsherAeoes.
tsksi sas ~xI aa6er say iss ash'
ia oeagress axsszss sks s4opttc1 of ihs
r~-4rxfsnt ralsroAe arExzintioa oili
ResAAes gA4 msmr~al nsegmred ~
reprseztslfses * f,rle~n rAilrns4 an.
hczs szS fs&<r~ie1 offscegv a, an all
tsy cz.atervacs sesser2as. ara ~Aseh
atGreess3 10 cangrws< - whole. in
&ivs4uxl congvv~sueH werg erlaget
to1ay ~tA lesf<rs ana tfirgranss fron
uuscz ios&ers rrr~rz1f prctsxtins
&r4A1st e~ac4mczs 81 tAe hl lQf0 lAp
orssrt ts sss~se s~s ssrsse
TAs Plaz ~ ths ursc1s. n xas
sscsH groFs6es r-st fsr q 6sternlzea
fAsht n he hs9~e 4nd ssnsge n
ssfcaEs,e thsr~ tke contrexsrsy - ~
tskez <lreSs - rresi1ens WLlson "a
~ see< cf a uois. sTAs cp1.os1slsz
cs ths E1ao1s- a. ahrwn n tkf mew.
c-4i - conrre~s tecisrinr tAs r.
ersfse< hll - - dest-acilre "a TIE
empley~s coastif1t,orxi q-iviseecs
nzf ns~rsiss Ia hassa sA.ery on she
roesha1 F-esa~s1 .or AancNar w2gr
ant ixAcr t,sszfts
Tas RfoxLssaz g. . txst cnxucal
rrsngz 10 A0afsrs ~ rNAiruad sexart.
Ties = also ssEs<ss1. he memorial
hoS4iax thaf she rrosisso1s .oait
ocsssilst< as sAsnsc.zaesf ~ xov-
srz-s1t f9r - rnmnna Good. the
sstsslskze-s e. rcvsrrn*ut fo- uvs-
skss izfsresL specai prtvilers .ns
cAss Ae1ef7t~
Prsnctpai cs3~csacr io the lAhnr ~
a2irzt4c1 ciksse = gives II ~ mar
rer {. sAich sp.eei4l srtltrzticn hoz RS
~c1if - cc.u<-lrnEss a.1 fks raaxrny
cf rser or-rztisz. vaao- headers -
re-t rhas fAe srA.trssisr haarts. ia
elEe-.e ~ terlz4-fnt fe1er1l bosrE
--1e zsmA+rs. mirat - s. c1--zosed
a. - sltminatr 4xhor from resresensa
iva Tee r1etka< orc g.9sss 90 stBut
rafi-s hAc- c.svstss o. srrzls of -.
lsss fk4a - ezasseyes. - ies9e-<
@@~isrs@ ~ru4M @~ssrrv an dsses-
pers 21d icas 70 cAaos her~nse
49, seei1 enceE-z<e frs Narterx tn /
eaFvEsrd erisfnr aTr-eEerts ans
ialx ss&aNisAsd orterir assfh hcas ell
vrcce1zrs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-20

iIoeFeTs dislike for speech mas "a
Il said 20 BE due IN PAT - The facf
that be has naturally a los. fh.a ra.h.
sr squesky soses. ~illrh makes n b4fi
for him % mske himself heard IN a
large bail. Host 81 ihs sifrsslfy.
hoNeser. j. fha same As that shieh
made rim hGffy sns parade 60 get
hssx sr9.4 t5e ffosa
~ ssisiuin. be szs besiexed %
spask befoFe grateful communities
He tried few tines. bro1e down once
Or twice. and finally refused 20 sp-
pear "a person before the snbafass-
irg Bei9ians
Dr Wilbur also u authority for the
statement that Hoover never engaged
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Lloyd George
Would offer
Peace to Reds

pNtt feb. 20 prsa i,r Li0ys
OscrBe 10 ~ favor of opening
peace negotiations with Rvssia
thrpUoh maxim Lltslnoff. hcishe
VIZ representative " Copenha.
ren. ara - supported by premisr
Nli,i % Italy according 70 inc
E-ho as Paris Paul caBbon anu
PhHli9p l. eestheiot. members q
she French delegation At the meet
lrg of the supreme allied councH
~ Lonuon. have 70 authority 10
enter into svch proposal. %
preTles h,iiefana has been ~
cail,a "a Lcns
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when they asplandef him he ias'
walked faster This made II nee
saAsry Tor his part II the column ~
harry. 10 keep W wlih him More aud
more ~nfasgastic b~camS fhtI ~
sizase: and <astef and faster saiks1
Ber5ert Hoover
stsnog1aph.rf and othet Won I.
~ the force. marching In TIE -cas.
oouid rot keep % she pao4 aos seat
- appeal up the line for aisa u sie~
down Ne dic - for . 6ssreai. bus
frgxh bsrst q aoglsase sS~eaeJ hin
~ agsis. aa1 be sfrode on fssis, thai.
ever. TIE enfirs food a1sainIsfga-
ton finished ne paraae al est ~ 3
fa1
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>TtTE CHILD LABOR LAW
VIOLATED: TO PRO>Ett II

ostsaezn1 CIR. Fe1 .e-F~rsecu
ticn = efrclAis e "a Bsrslstf-c -css.
if-s C4ss cgzp1rT ef Sapuipz =,
zil.xe< rioiatloes - ~ sfste tkI.
aslo- a. sere er1ers4 to6sy 3,
Clssts 2 Casz2.y s-ass lzhu- oom
-lssaO~er
Tke co= -lstl11ef sail - ul-' re.
5.c<r - Eaitsr 80 tse = sssry -.
ssr11<wt q rae ss1e-nI 1gs~-ur~s,
yrps@rxflan
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CALI >HOf1> NJ 50:
CALI HIBE NJ Sis

WW A1sl-s isrirr a. fse.s1- Slef
4 - a q1216srs Re - zrable .
ssire n L
Ire tkis ssg. zzls Altirs =
rxze - tSsn isss se-k xzf hczxz
. psr x c2f @sees frg - To1sv
ezz- - to.r wsts . iarrs car ksse
"a ] s-s< fer So. Frsre X es'
srelt
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Ia conversational nofhinss
= have hnosn hlm Tor nearly a
years. he says. with oeeuloaal lo-~
periods when ~e did not aen safh
other When - met after saeh I
SEPARATION. Hoover soald never open
the conversation ~ilh tke ususl IN
quiries for tie health sfhis0ds. etc,
bot eeuid Immediately take ap the
business which has brought - to-
eeiher
This did Dot mean n hIi that he
had forgotten or lost infsrsff in these
ffisnda When work lad been dis-
posed of. he would then make his IN
aniries. and they showed he bad .
ssry Kindly interest IN all o. them. .
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BATTLES Arc RAGING As
PLACE. rfpMs HANG ffHr

flefne. f,-b 30 Hard fiEhtlng
as4'hsl lhe boisheylhi eoullnues ~
rk fis aro0rdlBg % reports received
Dy be ukranlah delesaiion here 80
b. - snnounced Isas some aaceesfss
s4a.naf mo soviet forces has Issr
90 - be neighbofhood q Tifass8.
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uii.IT Any TRAINING f0R
BOYS ~ APPROVED

Washington. Fee. 1o-The prime
pies % unissrssi military training -
. psrt % the natior'x future military
pollcy. was approved TO-DAY ~ the
hesse MILITARY Committee ~ a vote
ef n 10 2.
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L,0ndon. Yeb - Tsptus is raging
10 sp.Senie fora 'a Eattsru Caiicia.
according 10 = wireless diatatfh from
MescoE aasilnx adsices ftom Smoi-
eukk u - aid that IL sOne villages
tbe disease has beeu - sifalsnt that
the iahab.ixnfs have Aeen aanihilafec
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Siiir ~N.I min
~ tOt ~ OltDl u

washlnaten. Fs3 an--T Tsmpor.
asy luluresier 20 pfessr, the sals
of 10 ser'nsF ossusp llesfs -
ssn,iy offsFsd ~ ne beard, ~ss
gssn,sd todsy 0Y Associate Iss
iles sailsy, of ,hs alUrlst aepee
me court
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rrwpLe puslNrss MEETING

An iniertefinE meeting q scottish
RITE bodies wss hsld 81 the temple
lasf niEhf A volume ~ business
Basxefs received aftenslon sna mat.
iers pertaining % The neN fegspls
sere discussed
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solsHrvlsr roRoss TAKE

VT VI "TTNTFNTFNTT =
london. reb. ~ nolshsstk forces
have captured Arshanusl. on ,hs White
ssa, according 10 . ~irslsss disps,cn
from mosco~ TO-DAY. Tho "~hHss
abAudonsd ,he ,o~n ard the troops
Joined the holshssisi. shs msssags De
elsrss.
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rf.NE tIitI\t\ >ON
iIifNit.> iii'\s t>D i,i.D~

toadcn. Feb. 1o-A dlplosssle de
psssh from ssrlln to-day states tns'
'uneoub,sdlr- the forthcew laa nsaa
'laslons hss~esn Germany ana sovls,
Rsssis regarding prisoners ~ill De-.
Vslop into peace negetls,iors
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S. p. GARDNER Will CO TO
NEW YORK MARKETS

Mr ard Mrr Sam ". Gardner viii
leave tonight Tor Kansas city Prom
there Mr. Gardner viii 80 20 NeN
York 20 bay spring goods. Mrs. Gard :
nef wiii sla.ad several weeks Ia kan
sAs City visiting friends. Before re
furni7g ~ Gardner viii shop 10 Bos-
ten and BalfimDra