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SITUATION WANTED = MAN WANTS
work as counter man or waiter: 40 years
old; experienced and good references. Ad-
dress. VICTOR LUS. 80 II st. NV. le-463
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MADAM ZELLA
MADAM STANLEY
MADAM PARKER

Gifted Clsirvoyant and Medium, can tell you
al you wish to know sb ,ut business, health.
family affairs. when and whom you will
marry. what TO do TO be successful in life
removes evil influences; tells how TO win
and hold the one Of your choice. satisfac-
tion or DO charges
1911 ST. y. W. BET. 18TH 18TH SITS.
10 -46S
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AN EXPERIENCED MUSIC TEACHER
Y. 800. l2-SSo
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MADAME VASHTE

CLAIRVOYANT AND PALMIST.
Tells you anything you wish to know
about past. present, future: luck. love, busi-
ness health or family affairs. 50c-SpeCisl
reading-50c.
7oT 9TH ST Y " la455
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FEMALo.

YoUNS wCNEN WANTED 70 LEARN
telephols operating: salary. SIT per week
to start, and regular increase thereafter;
lunches at cost and paid vacation zach year.
Apply q. ROOM s02. rs 18th So Nv.
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SITUATION wANTED-MAS. SETTLED.
handy with tools, as fireman. watchman
or anything; steady or temporary, with or
without board, day or night. Address
FRESCHMAN. BON 3O4-C. Herald G/,ce.
l2-462
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EXPERIENCED LAWYER DESIRES con-
nection with law ONCE or claim dept: OF
corpora ton; will try cases, make invesuga-
tons Reasonable salary or drawing ac-
count. BOX 3Is-C, Herald. 12-643
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price. 81 200, or swap for new building to be
built, Of same value. Can Frank. 6eo7.
STERLING SILVER SOUVENIR SPOONS,
European watch fob. gold buckle with
Egyptian scarab on heavy black silk; make
offer. Phone Lincoln 4164-W. 1880
PIANO; WILL SWAP FOR vICTR0LA OR
other good make talking machine: Mr..
FURR, e21 = st. ne. 1246s
NOVELTY KITCHEN RANGE, NO. s,
water back; oak buffet. Xmas tree orna-
ments, iron bed and sning. 17-year-old size; :;
will swap for anything Of equal value. Call
mornings, 1916 / st. ne. 1880
WILL EXCHANGE sPEEDoMETER WITH
cable tCorbin make), hand brake with
cable, Macbeth lens. for motorcycle head
light; hand corn sheller for II. d. side car
top. What have your p. o. BOX 800,
Hyattsville, Nd. l2-500
sEyERAI ENAMELED BEDS, SPRINGS
and mattresses; fancy chairs. small stands,
oil heaters. 1 gas heater, white enameled
bureau. What's offered. separate or for lot
MAPLE SHADE BUNGALOW, Oxford ave.
Del Ray, Va. 1850
WILL EXCHANGE FOUR LOTS NEAR
yictrola. violet ray outfit, or what have you
Room 2O4. 111o 18th st. NV. 1881
WILL TRADE STOCK IN LOCAL SUCCESS
full business corporation for Seamans Oil
or Miller Train Control stock. What have
you? BOX 3U9-C. Herald office. 1901
22.Fo0T M0TORBOAT. IA Il. P. ENGINE,
speed, 1912 knots; value, $3.50; swap for
anything Of equal value. Franklin 6907
12-e01
5-PAss. CADILLAC; WILL TRADE FOR
Ford touring or truck. 332 sth st. ne.
l2-45e
WILL you swAP7 WILL EXCHANGE
my equity in two cd n. =. lots as FIRST
payment on the purchase Of q good Groom
and bath brick house for colored In the
Northwest section. 1873 Duncan st. ne
12-457
WILL EXCHANGE WHITE ENAMEL. BED.
spring and mattress for an oak buffet q.
CARROLL, 74i Morton st. NV, afteS 3 p NJ.
l2-490
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j MUST HAVE WORK OF ANY KIND;
handy man with tools; work for So 20 day.
A. SHUT 622 Louisiana ave. 12423
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NOTICE-BUILDERS, TWO LOTS 32IS0;
build three walls and have two houses;
price, 81 200, or swap for new building to be
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A YOUNG MAN, IS YEARS OF AGE. DE-
sires q position as clerk in well estao-
itshed firm; can furnish references and viii
stick BOX 242-C. Herald Office. ll-oIo
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EXPERIENCED ELEVATOR OR MESSEN-
ger, high school student, desires position
from s or to IL or II 80 p. m. Address
7an 18th at ne 12-6O4
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WANTED TO SwAP-A STORAGE BAT
tery or cash for a Ford roadster body: G.
A. BIGBEE, 723 sth st. Sc. 12-659
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
~ cents lias time.
1876 discount 5 or more tnsertions.

FRONT ROOM. FURNISHED. FOR LADY
semi-private bath; 8 months. Call Satur-
day before p. m. Apt. 30c Ethelhurst,
18th and L SITS. NV. 1a-I2J
BEDRoOM-Elegsntly furnished. sunny. sec
ond floor front; every comfort and con-
yenience; $50 per mo-: breakfast served In
room II desired. Columbia 4675. l2-5S9
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$50 EQUITY IN NEW OAK FINISH
cash register. cost $500 North $500 be-
fore p. m. 1897
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TRADE-A BRICK STORE BUILDING, LO-
Gated in the bustling city of Duluth Mimi
Same ras fats above and a basement under
whole building Also Is en- grade. on good
business street, and on the best city car
line. Size, 25I100 IT. All clear of trust
Want clear residence or store building in
Washington or Cleveland. Ohio. This is al
exceptional business opportunity. Price Sl6,-
900. Call evenings. 1923 18th St. NV. after
$50. l2-lS2
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SITUATION WANTED = YOUNG MAN
wishes position in office; willing and
nbliKing; references. Address BOX SOO-C,
Herald ohice. l2-4oO
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wANTED-POSITI0S AS MANAGER OF
moving picture theater; ten years expert
rnee; can also operate any NJ P. machine;
washington and West Virginia license; non
union: salary. your limit III. WALTERS,
Heltss Apt. 42i 6th st. NV. 1855
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WALL PAPER BARGAIN. AAHoNEYs.
S2t Pa. ave. se Papers. l0c Q piece .;
oat meal paper q pieces. 81 sslS-Sot
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wANTED-A POSITION AS CLERK FROM
to IL p. m. BOX 322-C, Herald ONCE.
1850
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sTENOGRAPHER OR TYPIsT-EvESISGs,
home or office; own machine; ex-service
man. Please phone sTENoGRAPHER,
franklin 2s2l- 12-446
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SITUATION wANTED-MAN, MARRIED,
children. wants position, anything. with
or without board; handy with tools: firing
low or high draft boiler; speaks French.
Italian, English and German; watchman or
anything: good references. BOX 3O3-C,
Herald office. or phone Main 9s4. 12-46l
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MANIFESTATIONS.
Z EXALE.

POSITION WANTED As PRACTICAL
nurse; good for confinement cases; best
city reference. BOX 2sec. Herald Office.
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POP FRAZIER 16-vALvE FORD SPECIAL
In Al condition: has track record; will
exchange for late 1920 Ford sedan or touring
car. 437 G. st. NV. l2-44S
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wANTED-EvENING WORK BY ExPERI-
enced male stenOgrapher and typist. Will
call for dictation or do work at home: own
machine L. Z. p, % Sd st. ne. 12-602
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

~ cesfs q line time.
1876 discosnt 3 Or more tssertions.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-11
ROXANA IS DRILLING
At 1900 FEET IN TEST
Rapid Progress Pong Made on
Stout Farm In North Logan;
Coyirgton Well Tlows
Freely

The Roxana oA company on ihs
Stout tem ninc mites north az Mar
ahnIl "a drilling "a iton reet THIS
company has made fapit progress al
thls wcli, tho drllicre making 300 tot
fhe fir3t nine days.
Thiugs have been at s,anisin
since thr p.addlnFin vt the owens
lesi 90 the Robert Newman iarn
uinc miles southeast Thoy clam %
BE- waiting tor ear ot enNna
The big we'll brought IN ms, week
n me north end Of the cosineion
Held put l,eo barrels of crude IN tho
Tanks the first day after being capped
Ar u flowed lwo days beforo Il could
n csgeed 4 'r estimated thai nearly
1000 barrels % hisb.fradc oil was
losl Some Of thp oil was loudod
and later PUMPED into tanks.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-11
HUSBAND SAYS N|FE'S
AFFECTIONS WERE STOLEN
John M Lewis Sues ID. Llye
Williams For s20,c00, Charg
ing Alienation Of
Wife IS Love

Charging that by persistent efforts
on the part Of y Lyle williams. his
wifc's affections have been alieua,cd,
John N Lewis today filed suit 40 dis.
irict court as1iur damages IN the sum
Of $4,000 or this gum $4,000 "a
asked for on general grounds and sl0..
ooo az punitive and exemplary dam.
ages.
All parties are vell.known In The
cify Mr. Lewis is an cmpIoye Of fhe
Santa Re round house, Tho coupio
were married in 1907 and have five
children yhey separated September
6. 1920.
The husband charges IN his petition
that Williams gavo his wife many
presents Of iewelry and money and
by his generosity and promises has
caused her to cease to love him and
has broken up his home.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-11
LOCAL BOYS GRAB
CAR FOR JOY RIDE
After a Wild Chase Ford Agency
Men Run Down the Stolen
Car But Boys Escape;
Warrants Issued

Melton Frnin. wclI known Coyl,
banker spent several anxions hours
last night He had driven TO Guthrie
20 attend 10 some BUSINESS and sc
terwards had stepped into pictnr.
show His Bnisk sedan was parked
on a side street when he cam out
q the picture show the car was gone
hc notified the sheriffs office. the
aoliee and the Ford agency in lront
Of which place the car had been narl.
ea y. @ Johns and Powerful" uf
the agency had "huneh" aud theA
played II, They took the road 10
Crescent city and sure enough Ii.
Gated the car II Was being driven
hy Guthrie Young man who hai q
companion A race began III wh,ce
Johns ear was fast becoming the
winner when the boys stopped The
car and escaped in the woods.
Warrants arc cut FOR the two .oys
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-11
ANTHRACITE MINERS WILL
CO OUT ON VACATION"
Union Men Defy Wilson and
Order General Walkout Re
fusal To Reopen Case Re
suits In Miner S Decision

Scranton, pa. Sept ii Wlthn
three days every anthracite mine
worker VIII he on vacation, accord.
ng to leaders Of the vacation move.
ment This action. they say. wlll be
the miners answer To President Wl.
sons refusal 70 reopen the award ~
the anthracite commission which fail.
ed TO satisfy the workers
Enoch Williams, chairman o. the
joint grievance committee Of tie Dela.
ware, Lachawana and Western coal
company and also leader Of the lns,ls9.
nnts IN tho Scranton district. said
that the refusal % the president ta
reopen the cage viii result in ono of
the hardest fought industrial strur.
giles ever waged IN the country.
"Men who have been remaining at
work have bccn doing SO III the ba
lief that the president would reopen
the case and make It possible for The
anthracite mine workers 70 be grant.
ed concessions similar to those won
BY the hitumInous WORKERS" hc said
The lines are now firmly drawn and
the mine worker who continues D,
work under the award As handed
down by the majority members of the
commission is not true 10 himself, the
Union or his family.
There are more men ont today in
the Scranton district than ever and /
expect that tho whole industry Win
be tied up in the district By tomorrow
or Monday" he concluded
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-11
PRISONERS I~t ,PE FROM
KANSAS WORK HOt 81

Kansas CITY Mo sept ~ Three
risoners ga~ed the bara from a win
dow and ESCAPED from tho Argentine
kans workbousc early today Kan
aaa CITY Ram municipal prisoner.
gre onHiiued in the workhnupe This
three who escaped afo men who wer.
held ~ the request of Texas author
illeN. and who il was said ESCAPED
from thore several months ago. Pal
mer, =. ser,lug sentence for yag
rancy and Hobart Triumm OF pi.Acr
Okla deputy shorflff arrived 10
day 10 lako Tsenm back to Picher
but learned the prisoners had escap
ed a fcw hours before
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-11
CHANGE IN STATES
CONSTITUTION SOUGHT
Two Amendments Have Been
Certified To Secretary of
State; Campbell Russell
Falls Down Again

Oklahoma city Sept n Au
noaneemeni ol two proposed eonsli
iuilonal amendments nuatra hy pc
'i1ion which viii be- voted on Il the
election November 3 provided lae
posefnor orders them 10 81 piacea oi
the ballot tlten was madc hy certi
fleate yestordas by loe S MORRIS.
secretary Of state The propositions
ana that Initiated By camphon Rus.
ssll providing for the vitnllxniian ~
Section le Article "a. ~ The con.
s'itu,ion. aud that initiated bs the
Oklahoma Education association %
levy alslN mill tax on All property 10
provdk a state school fund
rhrce other measures are 10 be
voted 90 a. the election aecordlua
20 w & McAlia,er secretary 81 the
state election hoard rhes ARE the
referendum potliioned hy chrontac
tors on the art regulating The prae
lice Of medicine passed IN 1917, and
the two constitutional amendment.
(Cnntlnund on Pave I
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-11
NEW WAR LOOMS
IN SOUTH REPUBLIC

Mexico CITY Sent H. Several
thousand potential rebels. reported TO
be followers of Felix Diaz. nephew
OF former President Porfirio DIaz.
threaten ltrmblcs in the states %
chiapas Oaxaca and Tabasco. accord
ing to partly confirmed reports. Those
forces some time ago were given
funds and munitions. but It is said the
governments program fer reducing
the army and retiring a number OF
generals has caused discomfort.
Reports os this impending revolt
follow close upon press adyices from
Jalaaa. state Of Vera Cruz. relative
To the threatening attitude Of Felix
Diez. who has his headquarters at
Misanila. that state. A delegation Of
Dlez's followers Is understood TO sc
OF its say to this city Reports from
southern states OF the republic also
declare General Jose cosio Robelg Is
al odds with government military
headquarters al chiapas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-11
GROW III STATE ~ TIN
WARS NJ THAN THREE
~ ,nrf Or \ WILL
IO>. NJ DISTRICTS
ARE lnrAi> E
.OKLAHOME. vITY SEEKS
To CONTROL 4 DISTRICT
PLAN ~ 10 PIT LOGAN
COT MY ~ a SritO>C Ht-
PUBLICAN DISTRICT
WITH IlNE OTHER
NORTH N<n EAST
fnt s<rttsg xsv~

Oklahoma CIV. seps II VITA
Governor Robertson stating thas iAe
uiAle VIII hr rndiptrirled II ,imr tpr
snc oinrlion II four new eoustsaA.
men ~ districts, hy lhe nrxs general
election. Interest has fevlvad a. 10
Ihu now dntYlctu OklAhoma City
and county Canadian county with
Ihe city ~ W Reno and Iatawaionl~
conuty and the city vt Shawnee. ali
tonslfuons viii cnneiliute enc nf ~
uew districts II politicians who nrs
now flgurlnK % Tho matter can nAv~
thoir way This would place tne
population N tho district Al in.oN0
which would Be an ideal dlatrlhutlen
Apother district that a ,alked woula
embrace. ilngan Lincoln. Noble.
payue. kiupfluher and Garfield WITH
a populailon ot qoi ono rhe OKLA
homa Caundlan IAolmwatonllo district
sould he decidedly Democratic. whiia
tho Guthrie district wonld bu about
ioo Republican. normally
FIGURING ON NAV plarnIcra
Washington. Sopt n based ~
tho Iaw which KlveA each stats ens
conEransmnu Tor every alt@sf popu'
lailon. oklahoma with the new Oft
claily Estimated population of stai.s
6le announced hnra will hN entitled
~ four new congressman Aliofnevs
here confirmed the aufpoutllon that
Oklahoma IN iaaa sill alert four al
dllIanai conrrusamen. making tweiye
representatives IN cnusf~sH instead
~ nlght
II II supposed that the aei Of e1n'
erean authorizing additional conEfssH'
mon IN accordance with tho popula'
ilna III zach state. will not be- adopseh
before the eonyenlns of thu ncxt "a
iahoma legislature. In that efen''
~. rodlatnetinw ~ tho state Will hot
be completed in time for the nfKt
congregational election in tore. anh
tho four Representatives will ~ eleA.
ied AZ large
Decades Growth Ia $3.50
A growth of 7slaei ~ population =
sho~u by tho nnw census figures ~
Aega over Ohlahomaa a,eHaliis "
,he nnmber ~ persons, whereaa M
atat. new stands fifteenth. according
~ tho estimated figures issued yeA.
trrday by Director Rogers of The c"u'
sus bureau
In the years intervening between
tato ana laeu Oklahpma has PASS !
CONTINUED on PAGE %
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-11
POLICE ARE CLEANING UP
ON LAW v|OLATORS
Many Are Brought Bcfor'
Judge Hartman Charged
With Disrogarding City
Ordinances

cly police made number of ~
reats lhln week for vlalasEonu ~ elty
ordinances IN SOME fow INSTANCES
Judge Hartman saw ia 70 diaohtrss
the defendants. but IN the majority
Of the eases siitf flnea were aAsesfcd
a. reminders
These eaaea were disposed of Ar
thur soward. disturbing the peaces
caao dismissed after evidence submit
ted. Ira Helm. an like charge also
dismissed: G. s. schwake. dlstara
Ina tho peace; dismissed ! = Hop
kina charged with rockleNa dfIvlns.
chAreeAaot sustained by the avidcute
aud case ordered dismissed Tho
charge was porferrcd by. Julie nuah
who was knocked down hy the llon
kins car It developed that Nf
busch WAS crossing the middle ~ the
street when ho should havn boon an
tho sidewalk. O. ~ s,oeker Tor iis
regarding fiaRmau'a signal on Haais
fe crossing WAS leeturrd and tie
'harge dismissed.
net, McAloek for shooting cfans
was fined SO. Frank Visfer aud mn
Uunn en- like charge were each a.
sessed $40 fines. Fred Gross on .
speeding charge paid the city $40
Fred Downs who wae charged Win
ltoalIng ONE dollar. paid the city $40,
T.. v. Patterson. CHARGED with drivinr
mast street car when passengers were
stghing was fined tlS' FOREST Car
ues and Thoburn TagHart charged
with exceeding tho speed limit wefn
eaeh assessed $40.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-11
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
TO SETTLE SCHOOL FIGHT

County commissioners are In SEE.
sion today hearing evidence fl an a9-
peal case taken from decision mad e
a. tho county superintendent DENYING
a petition made BY John Gaffney au'I
others, praying that district south
n the city and attached 70 scnnol
district No, SO, be detached and add
I'd 10 school district No. 81 School
district No 90 Is the city district am
attached 10 1t for school purposes is
Guthrse township When the peu-
zion was presented TO Mrs FarreN
she turned II down The commits
sicnors were then appealed to and
sbcy are now threshing II out witsi
he petitioners.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-11
III tRDI\G WILL LEAVE
HIS FRONT PORCH

Nov York, Sept Senator Hard.
lnr win receive no moro dolsga.
tions on hia front porch III Marion.
o. after September ~. u was an.
nouncad today by the New York
saieAmcns Harding and Coolidge
league The announcement did no,
mako clear whether senator Harding
will take tho stump after that date.
His last front porch address viii be
made 10 the saleamcn'a'I.eaguc repre-
seniallyos VINO are 10 mnso pilErin.
ago from Marion 10 New York. Sept.
sinber 25. II was added. They will
hold a rally here five DAYS earlier 10
arrange for tho trip.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-11

Chicago, Sept II Refusal to sum
mon Governor Cox as Witness be.
fore the senate committee investigat.
Ing campaign expenses. was announ-
ced today by Senator Kenyon. chair
man. He gave out a telegram re-
cciyed from Frank A. Munsoy. cast
ern publisher, demanding that tho De
mocratic presidential nominee be sub
poenaed.
Senator Kenyon's reply was to lac
effect thar Edmond n Moore had ap.
peared before the committee as a per.
sonal Representative Of the Ohio ex
ecutiye and the committee considered
that sufficient.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-11
REDS AND POLES IN
DEATH GRAPPLE TO-DAY
NEW WAR LOOMS IN MEN
ICO As THOt SANDS OF
REBELS FLOCK TO THE
STAND ARD OF FEII\
DIAy FOt II
STATES ARE
INVOLVED
BULLETIN

Triest. Sept. ii.--A revolt has nrok
en- out r this city and Socialist forces
and government troops are engaged
IN heavy fighting, the artillery, rifle
and nschine gun firing became con
tinucus Bombs are being used by
the eontcndin9 forces. Barbados
have been erected and trenches dug
IN the streets Of the city, and the
Socialists are armed ard provided
with ammunition.
Government troops have lost heavi
Wy. The resolters are we'll armed and
determined. Two government arsen-
ais have been seixeds
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-11
Baby Falls 4
Stories; Lands
On soft Cushion

New York. SEPT. fi.--chsrles A.
Darwin. when he said the struggle
for existence results in the survival
Of the fittest, forgot on essential
eiement--~luek.
Proof Of this oversight was sup
ported today by an infant member
Of New York's East Side tenement
jewellers. When Mrs. Joseph Wee
chic. the hahy's mother. saw him
fall from sourth-story fire escape
last night. she ran out panlc-strick-
en-, expecting TO see him crushed
10 death. instead. however. she
found her child happily aurallna ~
a cushioned baby earaees in,c
which ne had landed. unh armed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-11
Workers Accept
Wage Reduction
To Sapc Mills

Philadelphia. Scot ils--1~o han
drsd erpleyes of the Herbert ssoss
cry mills at censhoheeken, "a
have agreed 70 accept ten sef
cent reduction ~ wages, 40 tsa'
the MILL will NOT close. aceosdin1
70 an announcement today ~ /
S. herbert. head ~ the eorcern.
20 tho workers had not agreed
70 accept the reduced pay Nj.
Herbert said. I'VE would have heeH
compelled 90 stop work entirety.
All our employees are usrla. ao~e ~
whem received a. mach as 80 =
week.
Many hosiery mills ~ the Cor
shohoeten and Norrlssown districts
have been closed indefinitely. avs.
u 10 aald. 10 cancellation of orders
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-11

procedure TO give narcotic drugs 70
addlcts for selfadmAisration
"somo addicts sold the excess oh.
tained at the clinics 10 other ad.
diets or peddlers. There was fraud
in obtaining the drug. Friends Of ad.
diets became habitnes through assv-
citation with beneflciaries OF the clinic,
With very few exceptions. no cures
were known to have been effected by
means OF the reduction system used,
Ambulatory treatment was found 10
be vicious in principal and in effect;
there Is no need for prolonging ad.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-11


Chicago. Sept. Municipal DIS
pensation OF drugs through narcotic
drug clinics is generally conceded to
have been a failure. reports com
mittee on narcotic drugs and crime.
appointed by the American Institute
Of Criminal Law and criminology.
The report was written by DIR. l..
L. Stanley. resident physician OF the
California state prison at San Quentin.
for presentation at the twelfth annual
meeting Of the institute at Indian
apolis. September ls to IS.
DR.. Stanley adds that probably
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-11

no more municipalities Will establish
clinics Of this type
Government monopoly OF the r.anu-
facture OF opium derivatives Is recon-
mended in the report Dr. Stanley
urges that It be put on a plan some
what similar to the minting Of mon
ey."
Narcotic drug clinics cited by Or.
Stanley are those established at New
York, New Orleans. Los Angeles and
San Diego. He characterizes the
failure Of the New YORK clinic, which
closed early this year. after eleven
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-11
ATTORNEY GENERAL MAKES
NEW TAX RULING

Corporation license TAX iA duo upon
authorized capital stock Of tha com.
pany, regardless of how much 0f thu
stock has boon paid np. according 20
the opinion rendered yesterday BY
Elmer l.. Fulton. assistant attorney
general Tho opinion was asked with
reference 70 an oil company which
had an authorized capital of te5.oo0,
but which had paid capital Of only
$3.50. Tho tax required In 50 cents
for each 81 900 Of stock.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-11
LIONS ENTERTAIN VISITING
INSURANCE MEN FRIDAY

The Iions club had AZ guests ~
luncheon Friday about twenty aia'
tr,ct managers of the American LILO
fnsuranee eomtmny who wer" W
Guthrie attending ono of tAeiF
schools Of instruction. Guthrie =
The state headquarters for this com
many ~ which L. J stark 4 son are
managera The Davis iazx banf ca.
lvened the big crowd at Intervals
hotwe.n orasory and elab business.
4 committee from the club has un'
dor confederation The establishment
~ elub rooms. and will report 1T the
next meeting with recommendations