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The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1920-03-13
HONORARY SORORITY ELECTS
fifteen Girls Mt Stephens College
Make Phi Theta Kama.

Fifteen Girls ut Stephens College
Make Phi Theta Kappa.
The following students of Stephens
College have been elected to member
ship in Phi Theta Kappa: Miss Le-
more Long, Beaver. Okla; Miss Ruth
dinner. Wichita, Kan; Miss Louise
Gwinn, Cameron, Mo-; Miss Margaret
Fullerton, Lawton, Okla; Miss Kath-
crime Hagood, La Grange, Mo-; Miss
Gladys Thompson, Okmulgee, Okla;
Miss Nell Lewis, Shelbina, Mo-; Miss
Minnie Lebaugh, Clinton, Mo-; Miss
Francis Martin, Ooffeyville, Kan;
Miss Hazel Petty, Arkansas City,
Kan; Miss Frances Lovelace. Charles
ton, Mo-; Miss Gladys Frazier, Cow
gill, Mo-; Miss Clara Belle Cain, Wy
aconda. Mo-; Miss Esther Hudelson.
Macon, Mo-; and Miss Viola Enloe,
Excelsior Springs, Mo.
The first three students deserve
special mention because of outstand-
ing scholarship. Miss Long has a
straight record of excellent and ranks
10. Miss Ahmers' record is excellent
except two hours Of superior, and
Miss Gwinn ranked nearly 10 in the
scale Of determining eligibility.
The Phi Theta Kappa was founded
at Stephens College in. 1909 as the
Kappa Phi Omicron. 1t was made
in 1916, and the name was
changed.
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1920-03-13

Russell Of Kansas City, Miss Heller
Moore Of Brookfeld, Mrs. H. J. Harri.
Of Brookfeld. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Estill Of Estill, Mo-, Miss, Katherine
Hinton Of Chicago, Miss Helen Clari
Of Lebanon, Frank Mann Of Spring
field, Sgd Clark of Lebanon, Joe Lamy
Of Kansas City, Wilson Lewis Of st
Louis, Slavel ,Girdner of Chillfcothe
and Jewett Swint of Memphis.
Miss Julia Mcdonald of Indepen-
dence is spending the weekend at the
Kappa Alpha Theta house.
Miss Marvellie Parkes of Jefferson
City is the guest of Miss Constance
Adamson for the weekend.
Chi Chi Chi, junior-senior interfra-
ternity, gave an informal dance at the
Phi Kappa Psi house last night. The
chaperons were Mrs. G. w. Ross and
Miss Lula Hubbard
Miss Mary Mildred Logan of Nevada
is spending the weekend at the Kappa
Kappa Gamma house
Delta Tau Kappa met last night at
the home of Mrs. s. E. Dunlap, 9 Allan
place. A prgram about the life and
work of Joyce Kilwer was given by
the members.
Mrs. Eustix Balm will entertain for
Misses Ruth Dulaney, Aurilla Brig
ham and Dorothy Mumford at tea
The members of the Womans' Ath-
letic Association of the University will
give banquet the evening of March
20 for the members of the central divi-
sion of the Athletic Conference of
College Women, at the Dan
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1920-03-13
Prof. ]. w. !

Prof. ]. w. Hudson to Lecture Monday.
Prof. ]. w. Hudson will speak to the
Women's Democratic Club at the Com
mercial Club rooms at 4 o'clock Mon
day afternoon.
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1920-03-13

Centralia Man Goes to Stock Papa.
Eugene Davis of Centralia has so.s
to work as field man for stock papw
printed in MOberly. A part Of hh
work consists in covering farm ana
stock sales.
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1920-03-13
R. 0. 7. C. Preparing For Inspection.

X. U. L. c. Preparing For Inspection.
The R. o. T. C. of the University is
getting everything in readiness for an
inspection which is to take place in
about two weeks. An order posted
on the military bulletin board, in Ac-
ademic Hall, warns all members Of
the r. o. T. C. to clean their rifles
before March 10 and also to look wall
to their personal appearance.
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1920-03-13

The Sigma Nu fraternity will hold
its annual formal banquet at the DAN
lei Boone Tavern, followed by a dance
at the chapter house next Friday.
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1920-03-13

The William Woods Club will en-
tertain Misses Mary Mckenzie Reid
and Bertha E. Pettengill with din
ner at the Daniel Boone Tavern at 6
o'clock tonight. Miss Eva Johnston
will be a guest.
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1920-03-13

lei Boone Tavern. The conference
will be held in Columbia March 10. 20
and 21.
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1920-03-13

Alpha Kappa Kappa, a medical fra
ternity. will give an informal dance
at its chapter house March 81.
Miss Juliette Price of Jefferson
City is in Columbia as guest for the
dance and reception Of the Phi Delta
Theta fraternity.
Leake McCauley went to st. Louis
last night to meet his mother from
Dallas, Tex. She will be a guest at
the Delta Tau Delta formal dance
Friday evening.
Delta Sigma Rho, honorary forensic
fraternity, gave a dinner for the de-
batting team of the University Of Ok
lahoma and the judges for the debate
at Harris last night.
Miss Airline Watson of st. Louis is
the guest of Mrs. Mamie Roberts, ma
tron Of the Acacia fraternity; this
weekend.
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1920-03-13

Miss Julia Mcdonald Of Indepen-
dence is spending the weekend at the
Kappa Alpha Theta house.
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1920-03-13

+ Miss Marvellie Parkes of Jefferson
City is the guest Of Miss Constance
Adamson for the weekend
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-14
THIS HOME BREW
HAS EFFECT ON VOICE
Indian Who Could Not Under
stand English in Court
Speaks Fluently When Ne
Imbibes Corn Juice.

McAiesger. Jane IL lit makes
'em tsi& In unknown ,oagaes paes
McAlester home brew hcoch
Tao indian witnesses NhO spp~sr
&c before the federal grand iurs. nou
In session here, gave their testimony
through an interpreter. declaring
they were anaase to speak Or aader
stand English-
That selt same evening e. c Ly.
alek. assistant L. S attorney. saw
the same two Indians IN front of a
local hotel staggering under moss
stupendo1s burden Seeing the a.
toney they preceded 70 10 put him
Wise
Fatch nm fwo , quarts corn
WHISKY they coafidea III Lydica.
'x'oss si2 quart Good whisky
The attofuev vas sstonished bn,
not too astonished 10 set a line on
the dealer who sold home.arew that
made en- talk strange tongues
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-14
BIG MARYLAND PRODUCER
IS HOLDING ITS OWN
Ponca City Man Has Landed Five
Big Producers; Only Two
in Proven Territory

ponca City, Jane IA The Marland
Refining company. an oklah0n'a pro
duct during the past month, vita al
siliaied interests has brought 10 fise
producing wells. two being IN proven
territory and the Other three Wildcat
tests which have opsAed up ne~ tfr
rltSry.
The large wildca, well 10 section
a.a2.l0. IN the Usage. Is stil hcldinF
up To its original production ~ S.e9e
barrels daily. and the second wildca
test. also IN the osa@e. In section
se-g7.s. Walch Is In the western part
of the Osage and has tscentiv beon
o7ened up for drilling operations, is
now making zoe barrels daily This
we'll had an original product op 81
zoo barrels
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-14
WHAT gTCKED OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

st Louis Announcement was
made that committee OF 4s will meet
here July 10 to nominate n candidate
for president and adui platform
The statement attacked the republican
platform.
ChicaEo Many ielegrams cangrat.
ulaiine Senator Harding upon hts nom.
nation reached hiH headquarters here
Among them was one from viyc Presi.
dent aud Mrs Marshall expressing sin.
cerest and personal congrainla ions
Paris ~rkrainian troops. acting
with Polish forces. have occupied
Odessa. according 10 reporie receives
here.
warsaw The Poles have ayacuai
"a Rsev. II was announced
-Psris--Persisten reports were
current here Of q Drrevoiwiion IN
Russla
Rome The situation Ia Albania ~
considered most grave, II became
knosn.
Paris Eaahad Pashs. head ot he
Albanian peace delegation IN PARE
and former provisional president OF NJ
bansa. sssaasinated by an Albanian
student
Berlin One hundred and ninety
three miners believed killed by fsna
mite exg sCai0n al ANNA, Hungary.
--Chscngo--campaign MANAGERS Tor
Senator Harding announced they
would get the republican nominees
campaign under way at once.
Little Rock- Eight persons were
injured. some seriously. when q uah
An a crowd of persons STANDING neat
\ small gas well attempted 10 hEhi 4
cigar ard the blaze from the match
set the well afire.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-14
PARIS AG0G OVER
NEW 'SKY-sCRAP[R'
First l2-Story Building VIII Be
Built Soon II Plans Can
Be Approved.

Paris. June if--Paris may soon
boast lts first skyscraper n perFnis-
sson Is acoorded 10 the Guaranty
Trnst company of Sew York 10 re-
construct the Countess of Tredern' =
rnAnsion ia thePisce yendome which
II recently acquired
A building ~ ten or twelve stories
is planned by the tank
The highest building n Paris al
present. u tbs Hotel Astoria, seven
stories. which was recently ordered
to ~ shortened 10 conform 10 the
Law restricting the height OF build
ings X was IN the Hotel Astoria
that the Germans had a complete
wireless installation In the beginning
of the gar The manager was shot
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-14
REPORT SAYS Tn0TskY
HAS BEEN KILLED
Red Regime Hears End Lsnlne,
According 10 Wireless From
Toxic, II Fleeing,
Army Routed.

Toxic. June "A Information that
tha Moscow government has hren
oyerthrowng that Leon Trutxks has
been Killed aud ihet premlev l.enins
has ESCAPED. said 10 come from tbs
vladlvost0k government. IA prlntad In
an extra addition ~ the Ashi shinlbsn
A new government headed hy General
BruHslloff n reported % have been
established
London reports of May I'D had
General Alexis prusalloff former
comnuander IN chief ~ the Riiaslan
armies. ln supreme puihoflly ~ Mos.
COW IN stead ~ Premier Nikola, I.e-
n.ne. the bolsbeylki premier. official
London quarters, however, Indicated
reluctance In accepting the report as
= tact.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-14
MRS. BROOKS SERIOUSLY
INJURED BY CRAZY WOMAN
Former Guthrie Resident Has
Narrow Escape From Death
When Escaped Patient
Makes Vicious Attack.

Attacked by a crnry w0man wla
had escaped from tho Oaaawassm.e
Kansas lnaans asylum Mrn nesake
brooks formerly of this city wak ~
rlbly beaten and may NOT reeovef AZ.
eordluK IA Information received In
THIS city bS friauds ~ the nfool !
family Mra Brooks IA Nv yefy We.
curious condition Fortunately her
screams attracted uaaserabY aha
oame 70 her rescue. otherwise tha In,
sane woman undoubtedly wona have
Killed her victim
y seems Mrs Brooks waa ~ hums
n the time aud ths woman fappa at
The door and when Mrn Brooke open
d 4 she immediately forced haf way
into the house sad began bvatige Mfs
Brooks
The trooks family mored from
Guthrie 70 Lawrence Kanuaa several
m0nths aRO
hyr'diyi M
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-14
BRUCE IS AGAIN
SCHOOL BOARD HEAD
Elected Following Resignation Of
Mrs. Ed. =, Lowther: Mrs.
Lowther to BE Sccre.
tary Of Board.

tssserve RiVee Is agaln presiaer 81
the sas hoSrd og education No "a,
siecssa ,aliowlng sho retleemen, 4 an
- hSsard az Mrs Rd i. inwiher
Mrs io~ther tenaerea her rsslrna
ton al the rexelar meeting held SAT.
atday and the resignation wAs accens
~
Rev Gay Flnalay, another mnmh,s
~ the board has given notice that h.
VIII also resign At the next rleetlns
~ she board II with then be uec~s
saFy % angctni two members
Mrs I.owther was unanimously
chosen ~ The a~pavt, following her res.
ieaatlon as CLERK Of the school board
and sraencs cffscer FOR ,he city
schools
II IL presumed thai the hoar1 A. ns
next rNsular moe,inv will rarte sac
eoesoFs 20 Mrs iowtl*r and Rev Fna
lev
Guthrie school patrons generally
win reed the resignation II Mrs Low
ther with resr.t - She made : very
excellent, nainstaeinw and conss'eptl
Gus memher and has alwasH hal the
interest ~ fhe school t,Atrans ari s'ss
,ax paverS who elected bar ~ hesft
lEer lnseilieent counsel viii he missed
Rev rindlev win leaye the eliv short
~ And will take Hn hia re*idene@ ~
Fl Reno. where Ne has heen called
as nsssor - the Fret ChAsuan
ehnrch of that city
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-14
Shoes al Sugar rices
Would Cost $40

c0esins Senator capp~r's 81, aas
fAat ~she pFoof " reVsiseeriAs . tire
rsarsla ~ profit, she 81. louis Pest
Dispatch sepliss tire enormous p4r
cert " sugar "a tire cost az ether
necessities ~tth tire rts1ls ts's 4
Fsncs 81 Eair ~ SHOES csscre gAe
saA nc~ e,Nss $4a: \, $50 sait ~
csethes ~oula s~~ eoss $3.50; = s.
n&t ~caio coss SIS ane tnas flear
~'~ulc ee Sc a barrel sns s~e rrses
81 mes, ~eeid ran lnte lnse0e~~ -
stead 81 oeeiwsAls
ftsre is sraehse oe~onsisssies
% tire colossal rceNers tAas s 90
ino or uails IN sugar ~'tsstt se~s
secsral : Judges SUB lecs tire Asv<r
Act 10 seasi nslrsrllstlno lrtere'v'
tatsons and ethsrs eeforse u BY
slnin0 esssao of ialtsna shs ree'
hers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-14
ENGINE BLOWS up, ONE
MAN IS KILLED

Heriireton. Kan, June is~~Oue
man was killed and two seriously in.
Jured when the boiler Of freight cn.
gine exploded early today. ona mile
east of paxDo. on the Chicago. Rock
Island aud Pacific railroad
August n, Mllell g2s HcrDagion,
brakeman. was buried under the
wreckage of'a ear Of coal and allied.
The injured men are Michael Nor
ton, W. married. Kansas cry 30.
ginear. and E. u. Han. AZ. married.
Heringion. fireman.
Fiye ears we're destroyed ay the
force NJ the explosion. The <como-
tive was demolished.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-14
REPUBLICAN PARTY DEAD

Tire statement hy Mr.. pi~ehat Sc
e1srte thas ere Republican part tas
driven cut 81 rerrrsrrtaton ~ is
eeg.eiss sas r1ilAers % voters ~No
fcttc~~c Roosevelt Iohnson s73 Ia
ro4ietse ard thst sse re~ osrss ~id
represent these vcssrs a-c '-r~essrs =
oessrite a1e constructive rrprrs-'.'
reporfs coreerrino Sens.or Lsrol
lettt's uoss .sse candidacy were less
clearly 1efsne5 ard ir sor-e Instances
we're linked vTth declarations Asde
IN eessls Of the committee Of f5rty'
ei5r.
Republican rarty rnsrscerx- i ~ss
SAD. ~1u.e start tre csraosi1r ss9-
after ire cerecersssc eorSertar IS
hsi5 ard would -ci ~s9t Untii ssrater
rsvcirq ard Governor cool'ese sfs
ffcslly rcslfle5 Of treir ner'TNfioH.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-14

Something hes haDp@ned within
o1r uAsdst of which comparatively few
citizens of Guthrie are cognizans and
pet. IL u cause O. such moment iDat
!. has brought 70 Guthrie reDressnfs-
tfve3 from All garts Of the state oi
OxiahcEns. Denver. Colo. w L0as~,
No. Huichison. ard Abeiine Kan- 50.
SazsrSe. 81. Loire. France sherWsn.
Ten. creston. Ia snAs cemageey.
CHha. Women whose presencs has
been an honor 70 the community Srt
shseh raSsed unnosic@d owing 10 the
silent and spiritual nature Of the con
ventlOn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-14
SUGAR GOUGERs ARE
PREPARING FOR A RAID
Financial Interests Are Making
Ready For Big Crop Coup
In Autumn Sugar
Business.

View York. ysEe IA Evidencn "a
dEcc-1 oy tAe L1ss legislative coEmli.
fee investlgating TIE higs cost q iivlnx
revealed tae fact thnt a FyndirAfe N
bankers hsve scaned the cubaE suxr
pl2nte-a szssafotKD On their is+f
rrOp Thl1 rioaey IL besEE ased r.
bod o. the price % susr 20 The
Ana@rscsn CONSUMER. Arnopg the liaaxs
named aH ln@ninE nn0ney 10 Ire Na.
s6o1al City bnnk sowned aDe con
sroEie6 sy TIE sfsei trust srn tiis
Standard OIL thre0gA ~ ifavzns
hrsach at sAs rate of from Z ic "
eensE pounI ef sugar scrne baEk'
hare Scane& szs bog. vhiie o'rers
have xDne a. high a. - rsT =
Gag OF sagsr weighs skD1t 10 ucEfds
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-14
Republican Nominee Toiled,
As Boy on Fathers Farm,
Later Buying Newspaper

this wa, seaAs Hasaiss seaals~a the
hahs ~ tndasfss.
nasevsF u was nat sn taii fas yWaaW
uasIius us attended the Y,iiasr .shaai
sts~l uasiss bic ealiess rsas.s he ses
eetil "a whsn hs catered ohla central
rail~Ne ~ ihssia trees whieh No xr~aas
sal,.s ~ ihe esiisse paper ~hsFe he first
dlspist - "n.tr far srws"
rAsaHr sruooi ~ ~
tihs ali hes. ~ that aas he sas abs
8sed "a easA aarlae vacations 90 pay
amateas paisssv .sa drass y tssm in the
xfeaias ~ she Y .. q railroad whish
~ss h~1as constructed through that s"m.
manits,
~ Is hs sss ,ssrhlns school ana
stae,taE q hsrsH Ia the ,illHs. srass
hand.
oa~ 81 his fsiie~ musicians, Who is Hew
n the head af sr~at manufacturing
aiaat aaa ~ha slm.s sat with him an
sasieas hoaras ~ airsetass. r.eaunts
'hs, ih~ hasa aaee tsah third rs,ss IN =
tournament.
A. saa time. Hardins ~asArd is the
lnue ptla,iaw attles 10 ,he sIilass a~~s.
rs We b~eams fret class cosnpo.ises
,na tNisse-sea hlmssf In The @sehan'
.ps - the entire plant whsa hnaifrrs
were latradaeea he mastered the kss
heard 80 that NJ finally mastered shs
iaiiaatlc warhiass nswsrapsr ffom thr
editorial sa.n to ~. p~ss v"om.
4 friead sefans mn lseideai ~hleh ".
m.tsaie. ihr -hsman' slide 10 nssdiaS's
character.
WAS MELTING uuT PRINTER.
fntsrinH the office af the star eas New
Years morning hs faaaa the senator
making ~ the fern aud performing sil
'hs duties ~ The foreman ~he wss sass
elaewbef~.
"wsst'. the id~aT' inasi,ed the friend
aweli soa see# responded the seas.
sat. 'thls IA holiday. and we wsn' 10
40 Ia press early thai the men ms,
sr, home and g@ss tho day with ihsir
famiile.. AZ rm iepdins a hand"
WHEN the fernas were made up and. the
sat.rr w~mt 10 press the Nsps,ar and hi.
fsiena adIoaraea 90 the editorial reem
far rhst Saaarais the rambling ~
ne prrss ceased fhe Inevitable whish
dsass hsnnts newspaper offies Ia ths
-ash hour of ea holiday. had happen
~. sp.insins fsam bis chair tho Hsaa.
tor rushed de~a 10 the press rpams ula
trained go saan located ib~ troahis sad
4 was not ioaK before tho ~dit'sn was
saain on its way
This mastery Of 2iall was m earis
trait ~ the senator and has followed
him Throughout his sasest
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-14
Cotton Mil Profits
Are Criminal

a ssoeA dividend N t~vrts anaFva
tnV : oT A0eu see c@ns Rax Aeau
se1evTced ~ me Fra~stln warn
Company 81 Massachusetts
The Grant Warn ta~epaeY, slsa
New anulam8 cooperation. go.
sFiessea ues ~ 400 pwF esrf ssish
cash dlsidsed ~ secouoo te aest
Down savsk, the tnmaan Willis
~ South Carolina, aneetnss =
stetk dividend ~ t00 w. e#wf
Here we have tNs reasra my
cotton sseds, ths eear eFae .
eiethle1. are selling ~ ? Grim
Hsi price iu every store ~ ths
unasa atstsa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-14
They're After
Caruso Again

Havana. Cuha June IA r. Several
rcvnbers Of tire chorus and a num-
her IN the audience were injured
wien = bomb exploded during a per
forn,anee at the National iheaser
yesterday. The explosion ocearrec
shortly before Errieo csrruso szs
Que 70 appear Ter his las, perform
snce here. The police have arrest.
ed the theater's painter On aus
picior.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-14
TEMPLE M Hiding.
utTEHiAI COMM. ~

W0fh Ut vaeavntlnK mr. ghs nav
Masonic suluple wiil he hegun within
thA uext few days
4 lafss hni of labor.rs for the I,.b
has been booked
Material for tha naw naildinx Ia
nU~ eomins Ia Fapldiy. aud ths
hulidlnE officials aay that With the
rellef ~ frwlsht congestion. several
trainloads N supplies will 4,on bs on
hand
~ August l6 oar sntlrs big f0rcs
will be ~ spfk. said tho aapafln.
tendent .H
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-14

.E\FRyWOMA\' WILL
CAUSE SOME TALK

An exceptional film So On 81 'he
pollard tAeate- today ard tor ornow
Every WoEnaE ia ;he city snd eean;Ff
viii wrrs 10 see Il becanse Is deals
with EregvwomAn y ~ wmmder
rSctare with al the Temptations No-
rar Is subjected 10 ? is prom anne"d
- al 10 b. Jesse iAskey's best ,ae
gAcsur~ wflg create q f1roge % A-s@'as
s6Sns In We csaas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-14
rar soslsrr

warsra a. Hasdtns. rnltsd state. sen.
ator from ahia ~as horn on hls Grand
fathe.'. farm. where hss father tbsa ~.
sla.d Jasi eat.las the riilase ~ bloom
ina Grave. Morrow cauafs ohio. Naysn
her =. isss. He ~as the eldest of elshi
ehliar-a.
He IL .he son ~ ~, G~or9e r Hard
ms Mha ~ the ties ~ Marrsns bisih
was the village d.efes. In tha@e DAYS NO
al sh, wss toe dark. M Iasrnss t.s iaaH
aser almost impsssihle roaas fas hs., 20
40 10 alleviate the safferins ~ sswe
patient.
The Hsrdias~ we're - colonial .toct
eoatrs originally frem scatisnd. settling
nyamin9 Naiicy peans,l,snl@, ~heFe
soms ~ ihrm ~rrr mssarr~.h. Others
sas sht In The Revolutionary war, War
r.n's mother. rhsehs pirhsrson. was de-
saraa~,i from ss old iin. Heiiasd Dptch
family aaa thus vas blended the bieed
~ ~. Hstisnd Dutch with this. ~ ihf
hardy scotch.
TofIrD ~ THF FOREST
The eaensry roundabout where the
narainTs loesied was mostly waeaiand
His grandfather gwaea small trart of
land and was nelthrs better or wsrss au
than hls ar4shbar.. They were MI ea.
Enred ia eating away the timber aud
a primitive ferrst late eai.
usated farms And in those days sNeTy
child wss ~tp~stsd 80 eontribu,~ his
share ~ tell In oeersornIas the obstacles
Of nature Ia the Transforming process.
A. warren srew ~ he learned 10 fell
trees. ehsp wsod. split rails. plant aud
ha. coyn and do aii th. thin9s Incident
20 farm iife. Those were the DAYS sbrn
farm Ishefs eers psffersaed b, hand. Il
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-14
KILLS SELF IN VIEW
OF MANY PEDESTRIANS

Uniontowr. Pa June "a 4-s'aud!re
ia GaIlatin avenue here to8ay in
view ot dozens % pedestrians Albsri
West. ~. Of Yorks Run. near here
placed revolver 10 his read ard sent
e holie, into his brain before anyone
could ruterferr
West, an electrician en- ioYei by
the ". e. Prick Coke company "
Y0rks Run, Is said 10 have qnArr.i.'d
~sth his wife early Ia the evening
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-14
COtI ~Iint MANI. WANTED
ION MANY tl,iMl~. ~
KILLED FOLLOWING
RATTLE WiIu MIS- -
kW.iI OFFICERS Mi
TULSA IS SCENE Or y
WILD RACE AND BATTLE
BoN can THIEVES t>D 0t.
titiRs ENGAGE ~ H>-
>i>a HArIiI. KANSAS
RANK nOnnlnS AnI n
CAUGHT @a


@uskoass. Iuae Ha--cols sho~
make, rehher Art ausi#~. ~nos.
egirsIasl r~uera N#s maas htm kme~n
20 affiesr~ sii ever ten sautn~.sf,
wss shat and killed AZ O. 40 sunday
afierHeam usar klnsa. tsasesll auuasy,
A''we ha Rad surrendered 10 posse,
which had b~s@lasd hlN and eanssAsa
hiw fee an hsuF ard nalf IL 100
eansn, 4 eeafsasFsss was Nuaass
and later esptuv~d.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-14

Tulsa Jua~ ls~~fhs roar ~ shoss
aun ard th@ bars nv sEs shnassr
puHesusssa Wild shnA~ isss rlghs
when pelles Captains W y. wllkst.
son and aseras tiiaine. saasafsd ~
per'se ard hla sons Lss paessr. a mills
naesh AZ the olty,
a third suspect escaped IN an sata.
mobile ard tha shots w.r~ fired in az
ssfors 10 stop hlu. rha men srs he.
iag hsla ~ lall p@aalaa shs flllag "
. charge ~ fsdwrai asurt rhsy avs
alleged 20 bs the ring leaders IN
series of hos ear tAsfts Mefs thaa
800 worth " staten eiyarsttss ~sr~
found IN their pssss#slvr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-14
Catholic Women In Retreat Turn Eyes Inward and To God

rivileKe found Il inexp-dient q avail
themselves of rs benefits when 9th.
'rs gladly travelled hundreds " miles
hat they might be crescent at this a..
1uai convention of an association
which stands unique Ia the stare
Each successive convention hag
shown a marked increase IN number .
and interest This year the rtrest-
ants numbered 75 and the college Ia
prepared TO entertain 200 next year
In thIs convention II mtght ne we'll
70 explain fer the benefit Of those
who have never participated 10 re'