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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-06


PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE CON.
sTITUTIoN SUBMITTED TO THE crTI.
ZENS OF THE COMMONWEALTH FOR
THEIR APPROVAL OR REJECTION, AT
THE ELECTIorf TO BE HELD ON TUES.
DAY. NOVEMBER 2. 1920. BY THE GEN.
ERhL ASSEMBLY OF THE COMMON.
WEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA. AND PUB.
LIsHED BY ORDER OF THE SECRETARY
or THE COMMONWEALTH. IN PURsu.
ANCE OF ARTICLE XVIII OF THE CON.
sTITUTIoN.
Number Ono
A JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing an amendment to section eleven
Of article sixteen Of ths Constitution of
Pennsylvania.
Be II resolved by the Senate and House a,
Representatives Of tho Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania in General Assembly met.
That tho following amendment to the Con.
stitution Of tho Commonwealth OF Pennsyi.
vania be. and the same ~ hereby, Proposed
IN accordance with the eighteenth article
Amend section eleven. article sixteen n,
ne Constitution OF the COMMONWEALTH wealth OF OF
Pennsylvania, which reads as follows:
organized In pursuance Of any law without
three months, previous public notice at tho
manner as shall be prescribed by law nov
shall a charter for such privilege be granted
GaseT sS% rsad a, 'hS fSow Swensy years.
Tho General Assembly shall heve ~
power by general law to provide for the in
corporation Of banks and trust compa nIea
and to prescribe ,he powers thereof;
CYRUS e. WOODS
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-06
HEATER BOYS
HEATER BOYS
HEATER BOYS

may need his services for retail trade IN
vestigation work: position is for spare tlms
only. ard would suit Intelligent. neat-appeat.
Ing elderly man who does not desire or need
to be steadily engaged. NJ $40. Ledger ohies'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-06
Number Ska
JOINT RESOLUTroN


A JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing an amendment TO the Constitu,,or
Of the Commonwealth OF Pennsyiyan,a a.
as to consolidate the courts OF compbr
pleas Of Phnadelphis county.
Section 1. BE It resolved by the sena,s
and House of Representatives of tho T,n,r
nnonweaith of Pennsylvania In Genera, AZ.
ss smS tSs constitution of Pen1syvsnia nissndmcn, ss
win hs s.csS sa !, srts: sres
20 as 70 read as follows:
ri aSssSsa ss pS:
court OF common pleas composed of AZ, ,n 9hs 9hs
IL snS pow.rs = ssa ssess
Ssys been nsityed in iSs several nSmssrsd sns,
as may be made by law, and subject to
change Of venue as provided by. law Tbc
suSss pTsyaed al s sy 'H,a eogss shall
creased from, time to time: This sinendmsnt an & mt
shall take eject saon,an on the first day OF January
In the county OF Allegheny ~ the ,ur,,.
dlction and powers now vested IN the several
cdur c oaaf and Dow.rs I. S ;sd
sss ssisps xS,oS e l ,Ssi RrHo'sss, ssHs s.s
the several numbered courts and shall he
subject to such change as may be n,ads nv
Hd By 'nssec' a% ss 10 passssn,% %
law. The number Of judges in said court ri
This smendment shs take effect tom on the n 'ls; snsi
A true copy of Joint Rssolution No. GA.
Secretary of The cammonwa.,,,.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-06

MAN. white, physically At and active, 70
clean glass, carry merchandise and MAKE
himself generally useful in large retail stor,
steady employment; good pay; beat ot te'
erences required. p 225, Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-06

MEN wanted large corporation Will nav
vacancies for @ or 8 clean;cut men WIZ VIZ
fie 20 work; executive and> sales eNperienes
desirable, but not necessary as we VIII teaoS
you our business method free In n course "
several days; we have over 900 satisned enI
ployes; we offer you permanency. with gooa
pay, and advancement limited only BY yoIM
ability; applicants must stand close inNesu
gallon. Write, phone or call for interylew
after September 7. Room 30S $50 S. broaa
At Phone Locust 6705.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-06

MAN. white for handling freight on plat
form; s hours; salary Sl32: pay semt
monthly. Apply American Railway Express
Co, employment department. 1881 Market "
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-22
7he other day uho didn't knou much about ne1uspa
 matters asked c newspaper question

morning handle differently from noticed that full column the evening des told few lines morning and the other hand the morning?
 gathering handling He read uncono had picked the vital points of which morning it's evening contemporaries
 Carefune different the morning the evening The morning dae have time to shift gather the complete details of each and ntertanng giving With the however rushing the for the editions bound under such conditions human inn possible
 time therefore the fundamental advan 
 of history that tenhs of the really important the world the period from midnight Meetings and gatherings kinds generally place the late afternoon night Social sporting follow the rule Teeorths of worlds rea night seeks the of dark hide it's deeds Fire usually the night
 the policy of the morning chronicle those events which it's carefully completely So another distinct advantage
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-22

Out of these basic grown the predominance which morning enjoy The reading important accurately led people, perhaps unknowng first regard the morning seriously evening" They have printed the but they have found cu the congregations and frequently evening journals hued printed
 This confidence spreads from the columns to the adverti Subscribers read the advertising of morning with the confidence that they read it's regular And they able understand fully the that advertisers fresh the early ing
  the advertising appeal The advertisements papers bring results because readers believe in hem
 Clearly hen the superiority of morning the daes twood readers and reliability their advertisers of the unusual sveness of the readers to advertising appeal
 Such the general situation all the country large majority of Americas really published the morning. and the foregoing analysis shows that this predonanc the logical result of actual conditions.
 The superiority of morning evening newspapers peculiarly important in Pine Bluff for here the morning limited news paper, The Graphic
 The verdict of the nation thus showing the morning newspapers serves only emphasize truth which Pine Bluff people have known The raphc the for the homand it's the paper for the avertiser
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-23
.O0UBlE-EAGl CLASS
BROKE RITE RECORDS
Largest Glass To Take Degrees
At One Time In the History
Of Scottish Rite
Masonry

A delightful ball 10 the dining room
of the Masonic temple marked the
close Of the mid. winter reunion Of
the conststoIy Last night. The ball
room was densly crowded Adlef'a
orhcestra furnished The music.
The reunion jues closed. marked
an epoch Ia Rite Masonry ssid a
Scottish Rite official today. "a /iss~
of more than 800 members Is unpsrsi-
le'ed In the annals OF the order. Not
only did this class In membership
eclipse all that has gone before ID the
Rite OF this section but II broke the
record. of all consistofies In the coun-
fry. Richmond. Va. pulled a 10
class some ysas sso. end Wichita.
las Moinos and Albany have held
strong on aspiranta for the degrees,
but st no place has tbs class ussm
begsblp AZ one session surpassed 500. :
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-23
STATE M[ET|MG EASTMAN
SCHOOL TO COME HERE
Efforts Of Secretary Gregory Of
Chamber Of Commerce Boar
Fruit In Securing Photo
graphsrs Convention

Through the Influence OF the local
photogfaphers and e v krauss. ok
lshoma demonstraior for the Eastman
Kodak company and the assistance
II the G. OF g., the state iheeting OF
me Easitnan school for photographers
win be held IN Guthrie nest June,
Two hundred photosfaphers are en-.
pscted 10 attend.
A corps Of experts ni,h csr load
OF apparatus from Rochester. New
York, will spend about weeh IN this
city giving demonstration for pfofea.
sionai photographers. They will have
exhibits of large and small photo.
rraphs displaying the marvellous re.
suits OF the eah0,ogrsphers art 40 ap-
piled 20 innumcrable subjects. This
great exhibit viii be free 20 the pub.
Nc
This viii BE- the only school OF this
hInd held In the state and II was so-
cured afies spirited contest They
VIII come over from Little Rock and
VIII go from here 10 Denver
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-23
" I WALKER N0M|MAT[s
.EMBRr FOR COMM|TT'MAN
Says Oklahoma City Man Is Moses
Of Republican Party In State;
His Selection the Panacca
Of All Party Ills

Speaking of the national commit
ieeman flght in the state W 7 wal
ssr. local republican. offers the fol-
lpslng solstiof
The sentiment that Mc;raw and
iismon must be defeated has become
- universally prevalent. and the AS
furaBcc thst they viii be translated
20 the RANKS - positive. that the
rank and flie are casting about for a
Moses" who measures np 10 the full
standard of their patriotic party re-
aulremenfs. hence. the maxim. The
office should seek the man" II being
fally esemplifled IN the case Of Hon
fs,hn Embfy of Oklahoma City. who's
friends are Insisting that be should
permit bir name 10 be used by them
for the position ~ national commit
tseman of the republican party.
John Embry Is The keystone of the
structural Intention 10 rehsbilliate the
republican party OF Oklahoma. bind
--~----.raa--s--~s-4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-23
s.EtL HASH Gi E-S ~
IAIESI FIAT or 0lHt

Csthrshs Who hsve confidence IN
the mute answers q The oniis board
can plsea their presidential bets on
, sure shot
A. q party given one nighi recently
a. a sest side home. the guests
Amused fhnmselyes viib the ouiJz
bard. and sddrexsed 10 Il many aues
fsDns
who : 10 be me neat presiden, =
sss asked.
Un5sr she fnger ups ~ four hands
sh- boaf6 ro2med about BIT and
spelled; Bryan.
lies been beaten fhree times. and
the board can't mean r. commented
gussf.
80 the question waa relse-tfd again
ard zrsln. End each lime fhe board
repeated The name % the commonef.
The board refused TO commit Itself
- the Iozgae Of nations
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-23
THE SOUTH'S DUTY TO THE WORLD

shtre ere evidences Of . very great
d. trexse In the meat supply. Lniess
tLs south meets this situation By raIs-
Inx more corn and oats and pork and
bee and poultry. this section and the
cssniry ~ large ~iIi have 70 pay er-
o,bi,sns prices for footsisfts and
f<>dsisffs.
No greater commercial foil ycoBId
BE conmii'ed By the eo1th than 20
- semptsd 20 increase lie cotton
sgesxe a. the expease of stf food
ssHff sasply- Any usn rho sdve-
scres hat policy IL rcsar directly
cosfrs<y 70 TIE beat Interests u the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-23

Issse-.. IN 23--Sce>uissie- ~ a
sne real pSpsss sesins IRE ~sr 81
fee sessr ~ssesss~s.S orisssn srseos
svs~ sssesesss srsss 10 cer-s~y ess
sissss srs . svli ssplssssls- 70 o..
-ssses b, tie re~spsesrs- inosiry
a. re ~sr cssiss nave crs~e . cefl.
rite sssss-e-s shss Great ertssin T.
net eerse-elssins oespssrn 81 sresps
20 shs csssssus resicr o. sry~Asrs
IN Asssis are t-st re ~ss-o~s~sl 10
s~sirei, cisssssoeisseo ~ith any ssef
rnssert p~vsers ~ p~ospecsi~e-
u Is believes By ,re cssiy Mai
treops ~ili se se-f &C relrfcrce Ger
ersi oane's sorces - constsntinoeis
~rssn eersis os vrsss e-eFeec ~ the
esiesfise campaign n rs'e
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-23

View Nerk Ns5or A. J nrexe.
Rl1dle. president of The srms. navy
and civilian Aoxinx Ao@ra. received
sslexEsn fron Jsck Dempsey ssk-
tnx tkAt an egliclAl Investigation BE-
alsds u cAArges that As ~ss "ar~ss
tearer TIE resaess vas referred
. tke Aosras Arhitratsoa eemmitt..
r2rls 49, >s~ cabinet az rrsmler
Nillersnd ~ss given : vote u confs
aenes ~ -. 70 - .nA 90 deputlss
aeslsinlnx from ecting. TAe vose 4
consiaer~d a morsl defeat feg tAe
rsvernmsnt
-wsshlnssan - BrosAerAood of
Railway rrsinmea all asa the rail-
s,a1 aaminis,rssson tor an answer "a
its incn2ss demands Tuesday.
--foaaon nssish war office suns.
rassy repertea the position n General
Eenskiae. the snii-eo%hsikl header
= saasA Russsa. as seme~A.s Aet,.r
~sssinstoa senator osen. "a
aroma. introiaesd elh 20 prcAlbfi
sseer@i reserve hanks from ehareing
~esr thsh az PEI cent interest on
'e..A'ef~l cal o. se-das iosns.
Nosson tn' National hqaAl kifhis
i.esgae asked Governor Henry Allen
. - s@e',. 70 AsAh-
,,.,..s.. r.. ~ - - t.ss,a,.t ~ ne
,'@. IN" i''aSe"''e
-, s...,~r '."'n 'a.'"ps
p,h-.. a., s' ,''sa y '.As eAes
r...-..s' - 'ss,"s.s " me
- ~na "sas'ae'o
....,, -, 49,. ~. ''ea'hss On
"'s es"asst et s''er"efs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-23
CITIZENS OPENED HOMES
10 VISITING CI.Assslt.> \

"The people Of Guthrie responded
IN splendid shape this time when the
Temple appealed for rooms fof the
visiting Iasons and thelf ladies.
said \ v Dooley Of the entertainment
committee of tho Temple We had
SAL rooms listed outside Of ths hotels
and used all OF them sase ". The
peopl. were courteous ara kind 10
the visitors and did not hear of q
kick registered ~ visitor during
the week. Al supper on the last uight
The Temple served 1890 people sad
that's going sons Cor the last day. "
hs added.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-23
DANIELS, NOTED DRY,
TAKES ISSUE NTH BRYAN
Secretary Of Navy lntimsiss
That Former Secretary Of
State Is = Prohibition
Crank

wsshlhr'on. Jan. =. Secretary
panlela today took issue With william
Jennings Bfysn who has stated IN
pabi'c addresses that Chairman Cum
minss of fhe demoeratlc national
eommiises, either should dissascclats
himself from Governor Edwards ef
New Jersey. Who ~ss elected %
vet platform. OF resign tho natloaal
committees ehsirmsnship.
= bsilsse." said fise secretary. stAaf
Ar Cummings acted with perfect
propfiety In accepting the invitation
kiven 10 . democratic leader. nj
were national chairman I would not
hesitate 10 attend surh . dinner ~.
Cummings undoubtedly vouid have
have accepted n the dinner had hen
given BY NJ. McAdoo. NJ Palm>n
Mr.. Hoover. o. any cher notel 1suo-
49,. fA~&x
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-23
SUITS NOT sEluNG F0n
sl4.50 IN CH|CAc0
Alfred Decker A Cohn Seeks To
Correct Errors Regarding Cost
Of Clothing and Estimates Of
Fair Price Board

The following lctter is self explain.
story Chicago. January 20 The
Leader; SO mE n misleading lnfor-
nation has appeared In a number og
newspapers thronghout ne county
recently. relative to prices at which
meas clothing can Va purchased ~
tail. hat We are requesting space IN
Yoar newspaper 10 correct impress
ions that prevail in maay quarter.
Articles recently appeared in the
public press 10 the effect that suits
are now selling In Chicago at sas5e.
A rpor recently lssaod BY the
ciofhing committee Of the Fair Price
Commission which is made up of chi.
cago retail merchants states among
other thlnxs
An inycstigalion Of Chicago storx
disciOses the fac; that dependable
merchandise eau Ac purchased Al .
price noted ss long a. present stocks
remaia. Our opinion il that the re-
san dealers a. rule are rot quoting
On the basis OF today's cost to manu-
fac,ure.' bot are figuring reasonable
profits on actual cost"
The Lever act. federal law. rclat.
ina 20 profits on the necessities OF lifa
is vlrtaalIy the cause of the action
taken hy the various fair price com
Including the one n Chicago
The salts and ovcrooais referred 20
in the committees report and which
can be purchased In Chicago retail
stores At the figures quoted. conslsta
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-23

TIE Supreme bssire<s need ~ the
sossA thls year .In - 70 raise more
,co1s;sffs-
UnIe<s he sy1fk increases lfs grain
scresre snd ia prodscfion q meats
ar advance In the ssice u cotton ~ill
b< almost n rzfn 20 far a. general
fstsre prosperity i concerned. and
especially the fzsse q the cotton
rosers
EVER sosfb0n s;zte. iiks sserf
ofker state II he Tnios. las . Smaller
z<-esxs Z Wheat tbi< year fhzs .
year xr0 The a<xrssst< decrease
Tor the cosnrrT IL sbDsf 1zyssSess
sx<s g = Per cent IN t1e vtst
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-23

has not produced
The cost Of food In sh4s country will
IN all humsa probability steadily sd-
vance dssp,te eli the mouthisxs of
politicians who are predicting lower
prices. but whose predictions have In
every case during the last i've years
proven fzIse.
More corn. more oats. more hogs.
more eaftis. more poultry. must BE- the
motto Of the south. Ths business
man who does not SOCK 70 Impress
this fact UPON the farmers VIII be.
io the eaienf Of his infIuesee. adding
:" the Inevitable higher cost Of liy-
irs for himself and hi smyloyss
srd al otheFs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-23
GOVERNOR ROBERTSON TO
DEDICATE TWO Bt II.DlNt:s

Pzr0les .ere granted BY ihc Gov
eraor yesterday 70 " b Brooxs of L.
abe. serving a ten yesrs kertence n
the peuifentizr- for mansiaurhfer
and 70 Z Earnest Of Hcadrics. sen-
se,ced 20 ore year IN the resorEs-
tory Cor viesztion q fbs bznkinr 20
Ezrness wzs oorricred In 1914. but Of
frnzfton o. tie aecision w1s not an
ncsnced ~ the originai ocart of ap-
pezis sntii reoenfiy He ntver ester
e< tie reforuzto-T- BrSks lad ,e
As credit uesriy fear pears u ssrrics
o. rs seufeacs. 4 h ssid
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-23
BUSINESS NAN, GET YOUR
INCOME DATA READY
The Blanks Are Ready and An
Expert Will Be Here Next
Week To Help You Pill
I'm Out

hr. Guthrie Basiness Man. prepare
yoar income scheduie The time "a
lose ~ hand when you slil BE- calico
upon TO fiie n ~ith the Internal rev
snae coiiecior or his agents.
A deputy collector gill be In Gath
re January ~ TO ~ and all Who de-
sire ATS help can have n. he ~iiI be
al the federal building :, xiii oosf
Foa nothing 20 secure his help. he
all also have = quantity q blsnks on
AaBc and vili m every va help you
~ rii Of your coin
n yos fan TO make retgrn- rcfor
The I5th day of March ye-i arr ltsble
70 = heavy fine
Following l. the iien-zry for the
period Beginning January % GBa ena-
in< Mrch 81.
cuihrs-. osls. . y Is ss. 81. al
days
Perry. Okla February ss4se7
- dsys-
Red Rock. otia. rebrury .. ie--s
days
Biiss Ola. Fearsary Ill day.
BlHlngF. OKLA. February ~. is-1
ssgg
ysrshzii. Okls. February &c III,
days
Crescen;, Osls- February Isl
dzy
stfiirzisr. Osls. February 10. -. 81
- days
Yale. osis. Fesrssry q. -,
dzrf
csshfHr. okis.. Fsbrsary. =. 20. y.
- 1eys.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-23

The southern cotton ffo~r noe
controls the situation. 20 . certain
extent inssrisx fair margin Of prof.
Ne os cottoa mills. The question.
however. IL infiniisiy broader than
the welfare Of the cotton mills Of
this country snd Of ksfops. for pso-
pie can lessen their consumption Of
cotton goods 70 far greater advan-
isge than they can lessen the sup-
ply Of foodsiuffs,
II the south do>s not rsiss lts own
foodssuffr 20 Isrker extsnt than ever
before since 1881. and incrsAss lie
supply for shpmsnt1o other sections.
II viii fall short ~ Ne dsfy 70 itsslf
snd 70 The world.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-23
son OF gs.sAisgs IS FIGHTING
WfyA vrg eEpS

leeo<s. jar 13-Hosslsr Sesef
sercss have virtually ess ess IRE cri~
ssr perirssas srer- tee rsin is~1. &C.
es~sses 10 a. eS.eisl stsse~,srs 10.
sses AZ tie ~sr efslee in nos<s~ s-s
rsssfsee nere sy ~lreless u - stat
20 - sssessrnes srs; ere 81 s-e soes
~ s-e en- Kaiser o ssntirs ~isn tss
Soviet fsreea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-23
County HeaHhers
Must Make Daily
Report on Flu

Oklahoma City, Jsr. ss.---in.
s,ruetions 10 eouasy healsn oss'.
GERS es oklanoms 70 sspsrs daily
20 the state health department
On the insiserss sssSstton sas
sert ov' to-day b. pr. a. \. ls~ss.
state health eomrsssssers~
The sesior follo~se . tsissrsm
from Surgeon oenerAi olos ef
the urlisd states pUbiie health
service. asking Ter sn up.to Date
cheek on the s,svst,o~. sspseisl.
" ~ the larger eenssrs ~ popv.
is,lon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-23
corros olsnfo PRIOR TO
IAN 10. fo.sfs f4a uAlgg

Washington. Jan 11.~s'oiion xinnsd
prior 10 Jan is anoantsd 10 i0.aszfts
running taiea. Including 1850
roand baies. 5kssi bales 81 Americsn
ksypiian and s27s bales % sea islsnd.
the census bureau announced today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-23

ME\I\ ARMY AND NAVY
TO HAVE PAY BOOST

Washington. Jan. 23.--lneresse os
approximately one .thsi In the base
psy Of sii enlisted men IN the navy
ard the ccau guard. escspt recruits.
10 crowded Cor In a bill passed today
~ she house ard sens 10 the senate.
The scss ~as 81 10 10. The increase.
retroactive 10 January I. would con.
'inve Until Jan. I. ss2i.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-23

san Francisco. Jan. 1A~lu.i sa
,eaFa sen The pony express which
carried letters ffnm ~. Louis 10 HAa
fFaneises ln slnht aays waa lnaaka.
rated To-Day plans are belbg maas
g. establish a tfana. .eenilnentsl air.
plane mall service. ana trail. .hlsslnx
filshss havs been made a. fac west
a. Omaha.
u vas great achievement when
the pony express wsn started 10 carry
tho malt % the Soann bat hasslIn<
state of California IN 1880. ils ia.
aaxuFaslun ~as pfpeeaed Nv tbs pah.
llaaiien ~ At Loals newapapef IL
Mefch of lhal year. u the fslloxla<
advertisement
"ro San rranclsee IA eIahl days.
The fret carrier % the Pony Espfsss
vlll leave the Missouri river on Tues.
aay. Apfli =. and Will run regularly
weekly. thereafter. carrying letter
mail only Telegraph mall clxht
dAys. letlera tsn days. % uaa fran.
clseo"
The population u san Fganclsce and
other callgusnla towns eagerly vel.
cpm~d this service. bringing them
lnlo 10 touch a. u dld vish the states
hem whleh the sold hautsrs and 9th.
~ fortune seekers had mlwrsted
Ten riders koing zach var. With
changed horses sveff twenty tive
miles. bFought the pouches of mail
srfoss the thousand mile wilderness.
The fony express. wilh fts fast riders.
among them buffalo nlll.~ fcot vii.
lam y. codyl. thea a young man.
fg..tl.....t -. -. 49,.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-23
lrrrlss FORCES CAPTURE
a CENTRAL POINT

London, Jan 81 Lslilsh forres have
captured heahllfs. railr,ad center
about 80 miles northeast n nslnss
according 10 an announcement of che
Lstil.l press bureau received here
to-day.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-23

TRIAL OF N. Y. SUSPENDED
ASSEMoLyMCN 10 POSTPONED

Albany. y. r., Jan p Trial of the
five suspended socialist sssembIymsn
accused % disioyaiiy has been ad-
toarnsd until merit Tuesday.