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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-18
FERRIS SAYS CHANGE
MEANS MORE MIsRULE
Senatorial Candidate Receives
Ovation At Norman; Assails
Stand of Harding AS
Non Progressive

Norman, Oct. 1s.--W'sh several
hundred university students. mem.
,ers Of the University Cox-Roosevelt
lub, injectrg college jazz" into the
,pplause, Scott Ferris. Democratic
candidate for the United States ser
ate, met with one Of the most enthusi-
site receRtlqnf< Of his campaign here
tonight. l1l
+ The speaker. after labelling Hard
ng as the child OF preditory interests.
a reactionary plus" Ferris compared
he record OF the Republican candi
date with that OF Gov Jas W. Cox.
ting from the Congressional Record
70 show that Harding was always
found on the side OF big business
.gainst the people. while Cox was al.
ways aligned with the progressive
forces.
Ferris said the Republicans are. de-
'oid OF constructive issue and
merely cry I'VE want change He
declared that a change meant going
back to conditions as they existed
under Republican administration ana
hen cited official statistics to provs
chat never in the history Of the ma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-18

fashion house receives salary vary
ing between $4,000 and $500
There is great shortage OF help
in the large dressmaking houses Of
Paris.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-18

Carrier boys have no receipt bo0ks.
do no. pay them for Leader aus
scriptions.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-18

Among eggs Mrs. Margaret Ward
OF Vernon. NJ ", placed under her
was an unidentified egg which had
been found in field. The strange
egg is now henhawk, and the hen
is mothering IT,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-18
CASCARETS
"They Work while YOU Sleep"

DO IL, DO it' Take carcarets To-.
night for your liver and bowels and
wake up free from constipation, J'ii-
business. sick headache, or a bad cold
You will feel as happy as birt.
your head win be clear. your stomach
and breath sweet and skin rosy. No
gripping no Inconvenience. Children
love Cascarets too. 70. 70. so cente.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-18

lieved that she had strayed, or hal
been taken, 10 some town in the
gss a.
The body was buried in a lot do.
mated by Pawhuska citizen.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-18

Leader Classleo Aos Get Resul4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-18

CHRISTMAS CARDS

Exclusive lire OF samples, printed
or engraved order early and DC
sure OF delivery. Remember, We
specialize in fine printing. Our line
OF wedding and society samples is
np-to-date and type faces new and
modern.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-30
GERMANY ABANDONS PLAN
REINFORCING TROOPS
French Restrictions Such ny to Make
Government Decide Against
Stronger Force.

tSy Associated Press ]
PARIS, March 29.-The German
government has abandoned the idea
of sending strong rc-cnforcements TO
the iSuhr Valley, in view of the con
ditions imposed by the French gov
German charge d'affaireS. requested
Premier Millerand to authorize The
dispatch of the troops last Friday.
and followinSiscvcralc conferences. the
French Premier, on Sunday, agreed
to approve the move. subject to sew
eral guarantees.
Chief among the conditions I'M
posed was the allied occupation of
the cities of Darmsiadt and Frani;
fort. within the German neutral
zone. The French conditions were
transmitted 10 Berlin. and Herr Won
Mayer today delivered the answer of
cellOr Mucllcr's declaration to the
National Assembly this morning. in
which hc declared that the German
government does not propose To sub
ject F'ranltford and Durmstadt TO
the tcrrors Of occupation"
The German charge also informed
Premier Millcrand tina; the German
troops now in the Ruhr district do
not exceed the number permitted by
the agreement of August. 1919. Herr
Won Mayer promised that the SOL
lie increased without the permission
OF France.
Should, however, the German gov
crnmcnt send c-cnforcemcnts 10 the
Ituhr district. NJ. Millcrand will i'm
mcdiatcly order the occupation of
Frankfort and Darmstadt until the
rc-enforccmcnts leave that territory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-30
AWARD ACCEPTED
| BY COAL MINERS
Motion Made by Workers
Delegates Adopted by
Unanimous Vote.
A 27 PER CENT INCREASE
Mines Will Continue in Opera
ton After April l Pending
New Agreement.
"A 27 PER CENT INCREASE

NEW YORK. March 23.-Thc scale
committee Of the bituminous op"r-
ators and mine workers in a inin,
conference here today agreed 10 the
monetary provisions contained in the
award of the bituminous coal com
mission, as affirmed by the President
10 become effective April /. and that
mines continue in operation pending
the working out OF a new agreement.
The award provided for wage in :
crease of II per cent.
Ihe motion to accept the commits
sion's award was made by represen
iat:vcs Of the mine workers and was
adopted by an unanimous vote.
All local unions of the United Mine
Workers In the central competitive
hcids vii! be notified immediately by
telegram of the acceptance OF the
wage award. John l.. Lewis. intcrnn-
tional president of the mine workers.
ANNOUNCED. Official statements Of the
proceedings and action will be sent
out by mail
Continues supply or Coal.
This action will avoid any neces-
slty for cessation of operations in
the bituminous industry" Mr.. Lewis
said. and viii fully protect the pub
lie by continuing the supply of coal
after April ]. pending the negotiation
Of new contract
Il believe the action of the mine
workers and the operators in tho con
ference was wise and logical and will
be una ninously complied with by the
miners throughout the country."
After adopting the award the con-
ference appointed subcommittee to
carry on the negotiation of "A new
wage contract for the bituminous
workers based on the coat commits
SONS repoSt. This committee CON
sists OF the international officers OF
the mine workers and two operators
and two miners from each of the four
States OF the central competitive field,
The committee will hold Its first con
n. ~ n fTIfN r -fsxAf= = ,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-30
SUMMER WHITE HOUSE
ON NEW ENGLAND COAST
Presidential Headquarters VIII BE
Established at Woods Hole,
Massachusetts.
BEAUTIFUL CRANE "COTTAGE'
II Has 20 Rooms, Japanese Garden,
Ponds, "A Tennis Court and There
Is Fine Golf Course Near at
Hand.
me-. Alsoclatenrre..l


WASH fNGTON, March 2e.-prosi
dent Wilson will spend the summer
at Woods Hole. Massachusetts. where
me summer White House VIII be cs-
tablished on the estate OF Charles r..
Crane. the Chicago business man re-
Gently appointed Minister 10 China.
Arrangements already are being
made for moving the President and
h4s family and good part OF the
executive Offices there for 1T least
tne last Two weeks Of June and all
OF July and August. The Crane es-
taie ts-an extensive country place
which oyertooks Buzzards HsY iapd
Vineyard Sound. and is close BY
figures In Colonial history. President
Taft and his family spent their sum-
mcrs at Beverly, Mass. not SO very
Tar away.
away for the summer is interpreted
at tho White House as further evil
dencc OF the continued Improvement
III health. which DR.. Grayson. his
ing. Up to few weeks ago IL had
in fact bfcn practically decided no,
10 take the President away for the
summer. because it was felt he could
House. The plan TO spend the sum-
me- on the New England coast DR..
Grayson said. meant tina; the Presi-
dent could continue the program OF
motor riding, possibly some short
yachting trips. probably on the May
flower. cnd might even get in few
holes of gofi II his Improvement con-
tlnues.
The usual staff OF secretaries,
clerks. s;cnoTraphcrs and secret SER
vice men will accompany the Prcsi-
dent. Special telephone and telc-
graph wires will be installed, and to
"a N f.f q a n
House will be III Woods Hole after
juno ID.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-30
PASS APPROPRIATION
FOR CONTINENT
AERO MAIL SERVICE
SI.4I5.OOO Included in Senate
Budsef TO Establish Nc,u
lork-Frisc0 Route.

WASHINGTON. March a9.-An an
propriation of Sl,il5.O00 for aerial
mail service from New York to San
Francisco was written into the an
nual post office appropriation bill To-
day Just before IL passed the SEN
ate and was sent 10 conference The
House rejected a similar proposal, but
Senate leaders We're hopeful.
me route provided for is by way
OF chicago and Omaha. Various
proposals for a Southern routing
We're thrown out on points of order,
as was motion by Senator Dial,
Democrat, OF South Carolina, TO estab-
lish an additional route from New
York to atlanta.
rs il passed the Senate. the bill
carries s!6a.00O.000 for expenses OF
the postal service during the next
fiscal year, an increase OF about
sl,500,o00 over the House figure
An amendment by Senator Swan
son. Democrat. of Virginia. to per-
init loaninG OF army tractors for use
by the States in road building was
adopted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-30

WOOD FACING DISGRACE,
ASSERTS SENATOR BORAH
Declares Lavish Expenditure Will
Cloud Generals Name, His
Country and His Party.
DEMANDS A "SHOW DOWN"
Answers Statement. Saying That
Perhaps He May Sway Voters,
but They Should Know Facts OF
ANY Campaign.
DEMANDS A "SHOW DOWN
lRy Aspocla,ed rrcss.I

WASHINGTON. March 29.-"As q
soldier and as 4 man." General Leon
ard Wood was challenged today by
Senator Borah to come out boldly
and meet the facts regarding al
legged lavish expenditure OF money by
the Wood managers In the presidcn-
tial race. General Wood was ad-
riscd that unless he took immediate c
steps to familiarizc himself with
what his managers are doing and to
correct the abuses named. he would
bring disgrace upon your name, up
on your purity and upon your coun-
try"
just before he left for Michigan &c
make speeches throughout that State
In behalf of Senator Hiram Johnson
II was In answer TO the statement Is
eral Wood to the effect that Senate,
Sorah's charges against the Woot
management wore made for the pur
pose OF influencing tho MichignI
Senator Burah said;
Open the Hooks.
You are in part correct. II wa!
intended to sway the voters not only
In Michigan. but In the United States
know of no other tribunal to which
to appeal to correct these practices
But IL can only be effective provided
the facts state arc correct. 1t !:
within your power To put the fact.
before the people. Are you willing tt
give the people lof Michigan an,
other States list Of your subscrib
ers, the amount you are exDendlng
the amount which you did expcnd II
South Dakota. the amount which yot
propose to eXpend. for instance. II
Ohio and Illinois?
'If you Will make statement o.
these facts over your signature.
will correct any erroneous statcmen
which have heretofore made. TIL,
material which is coming from Soutl
paNota, Illinois and Ohio convince:
me that I was modest in my state
mcnt.
General Wood. II YOU are not Fam
iliar with what is going on in youl
behalf for the presidency. tax,
leave to assert that unless you fam
iliarize yourself and correct it yo,
will bring disgrace upon your name
upon your party and upon your coun
try. 1t is up to you as soldier
and as a man TO come out boldly ant
meet these facts and either show tht
public that they are unfounded ol
else repudiate the men who hav,
manifested their determination tt
control the national convention
through the use of money"
William G. McAdoo today sent {
telegram to Senator Sheppard indors-
ing the Borah hill to limit eNpendi.
lures of presidential candidates IL
$4,000 in each State and also tho
proposal to investigate the cNpcndi.
lures already made by certain of the
now in the race.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-30
IR. Associated prcss. !

cOrENHAGEN. March .9.-Largs
crowds hll public squares through
out the city, demanding the es-
tablishment OF Danish republic.
and all streets leading TO the Royal
Palace. are held by police. King
Christian tonight received Il Socialist
deputation with which he convcrsed
for half an hour. Demands were
submitted and the King promised a
definite reply at 9:30 o'clock this
morning. The nature OF the demands
were not made public.
The governmental crisis in Don.
mark turns upon the disposition OF
the second Schieswig zone. The re-
tiring, ministry Of Premier ZahIe
considered this question as settled
IN favor of Gernlany by the recen,
piebiscite. However. there has been
a strong agitation among the opposi-
tion parties In favor OF at least tho
provisional Observation-Disclosures OF
Flensburg and tho second Schleswig
zone.
These parties point out that the
Fable ministry lacked a mandate to
direct tho .country's policies In this
matter. and that tho former Premier
at the last elections. promised to
again appeal TO the country as soon
as the war ended.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-30

local Shops Of the company quit their
work today. He added tha; the boiler
makers and Dipeatters early today
walked out, out soon returned to
their joins.
While officials of the clerks union
claimed tonight that s5 per cent o:
their members are out, company offi
GERS c s.s assert only l'ls5 have remained
In sympathy with the striking
clerks over 300 carmen laid down
their tools yesterday.
Declaring that the strike ut Peters
burg was unauthorized by the inter
national union, the charte. of the or
ganization or railways clerks has
been taken AWAY and the cards oil
the strikers annullcd, according TO az,
announcement this afternoon by union
officials. The Jobs OF those who
walked out have been declared opcn
All who returned to work were noti.
fled that their positions had been de
clared vacant. but that they could
make application to be reinstated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-30
ENVOY ARRESTED ON
DEPORTATION ORDER
Ludwig &. =. I<. Martcn. Given Over
to Custody Of Department
OF Labor.
[ By Universal Service. ]


WASHINGTON. March 29.-Witn
an entire absence OF sensational fea :
,ures, Ludwig c. =. X. Martens. self
styled ambassador to the Unite
States from the Soviet government OF
Russia. wss turned over this after
noon to the custody OF the Depart
ment OF Labor on warrant OF de-
port:tion. sworn out by the Depart :
mcnt OF Justice.
Former Senator Thomas W. Hard
wick. OF Georgia, counsel for Mr..
Martens during the proiracted hear
ings before the Moses subcommittee
of the Senate Foreign Relations Com
mittcc. which ended ,oday. gave his
personal bond for the appearance Of
Martens at preliminary hearing
on the warrant III IL o'clock Wcdncs-
day morning.
After aurrendeving to Assistant
Secretary of Labor Louis Post. Mar
tens was given a brief hearing and
later released.
For over two months Mr.. Martens
has testified al series of hearings
before the Moses subcommittee. in
vcstigating alleged Russian Soviet
propaganda in this country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-30
STEAMSHIP OWNERS
ASK WASHINGTON TO
END SHIPPING STRIKE
appeal for Settlement in In
fcred Of Many Millions
Affected.

NEW YORK. March o9.-Secretary
o. Labor Wilson was asked by the
American Steamship Owners Asso-
citation iii telegram tonight TO aid
IN settling the strike of nearly aO.-
900 lonSshorcmcn affecting coas;.
wise and Gulf shipping from Boston
including Norfolk and Richmond. to
Galveston
You are doubtless aware" read
the telegram, that the position of
tile steamship companies is an cx-
ceptionally difficult one because OF
their inability 10 command even a
slightly higher rate OF freight to
compensate lii any degree for the
largely increased expenses OF opera
tior. The result is = deadlock which
should have the immediate attention
OF the Federal government in the in
tereSt OF the many millions of per-
sons whose prosperity and comfort
are involved in this intolerable sit
uation."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-30
SIX ROANOKE UNIONS GO.
OUT ON SYlMPA7T1 STRIKE
Federated Crafts Decide Walkout to Aid Clerks at
Big Mass-Meeting, and Will Serve Ultimatum on
Norfolk and Western Officials Today


ROANOKE. VA. March 2s.-Mem-
bers Of six local unions employed by
the Norfolk and Western Railway
voted at mass meeting tonight to
strike tomorrow in sympathy with the
Brothcrhood of Railway Clerks, mcm-
bers, OF which organization walked
cut last week.
According to Mr.. Bentley, the meet
mig revealed that 1,600 unionists OF
all craft in the local West End shops
OF the railroad left their jobs late to-
day; The decision OF the employees to
strike tomorrow. he said. came in> the
nature of an uitimatunl. which will
he said. will require that the company
adjust In g satisfactory manner"
grievances OF the clerks before noon
tomorrow, or tho walkout will follow.
Tho. clerks seek to have two men
discharEed from the seryice for an
alleged insu1t to a woman worker.
General Manager w. j. Jenks, of the
railroad company, declared tonight
that only twenty n.achinists in the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-30
REPUBLIC DEMANDED BY
CROWDS IN COPENHAGEN
King Christian Forces Resignation of Zahe Cabinet
Following Settlement of Flensburg Plebiscite in
Favor of Germany-Citzens Present Petition.

"a dispatch to the Berlingske
depntation OF citizens has presented
q petition. signed by $4,000 Flens-
burgers, to the international COM
mission. protesting against being
surrendered to Prussian hatred.
vengeance AMI persecution"
The National Tidende. commenting
on the ministerial crisis. says:
The Iahle ministry. that uncanny
government, whose chief stood con-
victed u liar by the upper house and
having lost the majority in the
lower house. Still clung TO power
trying to damage Denmnrk's mobiles,
powers TO the last-now is happily
deposed. The King. fully graspinE
tho seriousness of the situation, did
his duty and used his constitutional
power. Thanks to the Kings patrio-
tic attitude, there is still hope OF
happy solution OF Dcnmark's most
vital questions"
Representatives of Denmark's or
ganised labor and number OF So
cialist Deputies interviewed the King
late yesterday and stated that unless
he rescinded the dismissal OF the
Sehlo Cabinet. a general strike of all
industries would be proclaimed to-
morrow wednesday, morning
throughout Denmark.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-30
sTORK GOOD TO DR.. PETERS
Presents Him with Bouncing Nine
Pound Baby 10y, and Mother
and Child Doing Nicely.
rofcsSOr Stork DresenIcu Dr.

Professor Stork presented DIR. j.
Sidney Peters. State Prohibition
commissioner. OF 2325 West Grace
Street. with bouncing nine-pound
baby hoy last night. according to in
formation received from the Mem
orial Hospital. DR.. VirGinus Har-
rison introduced DR.. Peters to his
son for The first time last night. Both
baby and mother are said to doing
nicely.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-30
TORNADO DEATH LIST IN 8 STATES STANDS AT 16O
PROPERTY LOSS IN STORMS EXCEEDS $25 OOOOO(
POLICE FIND 6, 266 RLCKzNONDERS MISSED IN GEMS
Bolshevists in Schools
Poison Minds of Youth
my Associated prc...i

WASHINGTON, March 10
"Boishcrists. Socialists and mn
nrchists nrc given tcnchrra' scr-
tihcntes md they are teaching In
every State OF tho UnjOn," Repre-
tentative Campbell. Republican,
knnsas, declared today In the
liousc.
college professors Of high md
low degree nrc Socialists, an-
nrrhists, enemies OF Cong rcss.
enemies of the Constitution. cnc-
mics OF this government and they
teach IL dniiy In the colleges of
the country" he Hald. "a xnphead
Socialist from Harvard appeared
recently before committee of
Congress and admitted TINT hr
wns Socialist, admitted that he
taught socialism m n tcnchcr In
Harvard. They now admit IL and
In short time they Will be boabt-
ing of It,"
MIR. Campbell said trustees.
charged with the duty of employ
Ing teachers should sce 10 IL that
"thc Socialists nrc not employed
TO poison the youth of the coun-
try"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-30
Tornado Combination
of Two Great Storms
(By Associated Prex..,

CHICAGO, March 39.-ITcnry J.
Cox, weather forccnstcr for Chi
cnEO, said the tornado WINS the re-
suit OF combination OF fvrN
storms. Ono developed in Alnsku,
Travelled through british Column
bin. and Joined storm from the
southwest, which developed In the
nrid plntcnus of Southern Arizona
md Nevada. This combination,
Professor Cox said, resulted In n
rotary motion, which formed cd
dies md caused tornado.
Although the tornado travelled
forward 1T rntc OF about nifty
mtlcs an hour, the wind nj the
core OF the tornado WINS estimated
Ia have Ind velocity of from
.D0 to 100 miles nm hour.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-30
KANSAS INDUSTRIAL COURT
AWARDS WORKERS INCREASE
First Wage Petition ia he fried Isc-
fore state BODY Results In
~.

TOPEKA. KANS., March %. - The
first vase petition tried before the
new Kansas Industrial Relations
workers. Decision No. I was handed
down H.: thc court today. grazing
an increase in wages to iincmen OF
the Topeka Edison Co. from 60 to
671. cents an hour. The company
had offered an increase of cents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-30
stocIsynrd Employee. strike.

CHICAGO. March 29.-Ninc hun
dred stock handlers, cleaners and
unlondcrs. employed by the Union
gan strike today. tying up ship
mcnts TO and from the stockyards.
Packing company officers said if the
strike continued they would be Grip
pied to such an extent their plants
probably would have to be closed.
throwing 5D.0op employees out OF
work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-30
MESSENGER BOY MISSING
WITH $4,000 IN BONDS

New York Police Are Searching for
Youth WITH Iinrriuinn g. Co.
Securities.
NEW YORK. March. ga mes
sengcr Disappeared today with $l1S,-
400 worth OF bonds from Hartman
& Co, of Ill Broadway.
a police alarm for the missing
youth was sent out tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-30
Government oH

Government OaS
WASHINGTON, NJ
building equipment H
by the War Departing
today to SNies devA1
storms. L.. C. M
sales. telegraphed
masters OF more
municipalities suggS
to the mutual advat
ernmont and the 81
OF those places to-
communication cond
struction which til
DO. Reasonable "a
gency considerations
were promised.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-30

Business or pleasure. York River
Line to Baltimore. daily exc. Sundays.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-30

tContinued on Second pako),
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-18
Here's One Lawyer Who Got Worst of
 it From Client

Des Moines, Ia.. Jan. 17.-A local attorney says hereafter he will take literally the meaning of what his clients say to him. Recently he was appointed by the court to de- fend man charged in federal court with counterfeiting. The accused was acquitted, As the lawyer and his client walked from the court room the man accused said: "Tm sorry I can't pay you now, but as soon as make some money I'll square the debt"
 The promise of the defendant was almost forgotten by the lawyer but one day he found several crisp, new bills in letter to him from the man. It had been mailed some place in Kansas. The lawyer, fully believ- ing that his contention that the man was innocent of counterfeiting wae true, deposited the bills in bank Soon after he returned to his of flee the bank telephoned him he had denosited counterfeit bills.
 Now the man once freed of 9 charge of making money illegally again is sought by officials.