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ARMY AND NAVY BILLS TO BE CUT

WASHINGTON, Dec, 1S- Urging rigid economy application of government expenses, Representative Munde the Republican leader declared in address last night that the House total estimate submitted by the Sec reary of the Treasury of should be reduced by and that the reduction be chiefly effect ed by drastic cuts in the Army Navy and Civil Service bills and their estimates
 SIGNED COMMUNICATION
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VICIOUS EFFORTS

NEW YORK; Dec, 18- Denouncng what he termed vicious and deliberate effort to stir trouble with Japan Ebert Gary in address last night said that if the two nations should clash the people of this country would be blame than the Japanese He said further that he liked and trusted the honesty of the Japs
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SAM HATED ADVERTISING

Sam Brown hated advertising. He despised the circulator that was plac- ed on his desk and he disliked the ads in the street-cars. He detested the newspapers that shieked Bargains ,oday," and he wished that all adver- Using solicitors were in hades. MT. Drown was an ordinary man, but he was obstinate. He abhorred publicity and he knew it. But one night he saw a great light. He had a dream. And ;his is what he dreamed.
 That he awoke one morning in a world that was free from advertising. lie went to the grocer to purchase some breakfast food forshis wife. All ;he grocers goods were put up in plain packages. He couldn't rememb- 1T the name of the stuff, took the -irst thing handed to him and got the luece from his wife. Out on the street .he cars shot past, with no names on hem. Sam took chance and boarded .he wrong car. Got off at the wrong { street because the conductor did not shout out the street names.
 In his office building he enters a manicure shop instead of his own of- lice. There was no sign on the door. de had to walk from the second to the tenth floor, as it was against the rules for the elevator boy to call the floors. At his desk he fumed. Where was he mail man. Oh, there was only one mail day as the mail was very light since advertising. was prohibited. Where's the phone book? Not allowed, it's advertising. Bring in the letter from Smith and Company. The poor stenographer could not find it as there were no names on any of the letter heads.
 Sam Brown started to kick. No ad- ve"tising? How could he tell what show was in town. How could he pick his favorite brand of cigars without band around them.
 And where was his little cigar cut. ter? Sam started to figure it out And where was the little silver pencil that the Jeweler presented hin with: T. Vas little souvenir wien he mads some purchase. Gone too. All those ''ttle deck blotters, mat,h stands, pin rraps, and rulers, all of those little usa tul gifts from business friends had Jcen prohibited by the Non Ad.So. ciety. What day was it? lFo calen lar Of course not, that has advertising.
 That was too muck; it infringed upcn sam's personal affairs. Sam thought. Maybe there was some goo<. in advertising. Perhaps he was wrong and the :'st of the world was rig .;. Those iitt.e tokens that he treasured were gone. He had nevr thought of those as advertising. They always come under the head of gifts from ap- preciative people to whom he had al- ways given his business It's a shame! there ought to be law against adver- Using. Something ought to be done at once. <: Dinkle, dinkle, dinkle, went the alarm clock and Sam Brown awoke again up- on world full.of advertising. But he had seen great fight, and he had learned to appreciate adveridns.- Exchange. -.
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-18
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

All moneys for advertising and subscriptions to the Pathfinder magazine must be paid to George Love Mgr of the Pathfinder Publishing Company duly authorized agents designated by the manager. NO OTHER PER- SONS ARE AUTHORIZED TO COLLECT SAME.
 (Signed) George J. Love, Mgr, Valdez, Alaska.
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-18
SCHOOL NOTES

Boy mushes into Hope
 Arthur Prickett, one of the High School students, left Friday morning for Hope: to spend the holidays with his people there. He took the train to Mile %. and wiH mush it over the trail the rest of the way. Prickett ex- pected to make the trip in three days, each way, anc packed a sufficient supply o1 boulogne and tea to noulist body and soul. As he knows his country trail we'll, there is little doubt that he will have a good trip though makin" it by himself.
 From now on Mel'yl Towle will have charge of the school notes in the paper Those who know Meryis clever little twist of the pen also know that the school column will be more satis. fxctory ;r the future.
 AS usual when one steps into the primary room, it is like going into another world. Christmas wreaths are at the windows, a fringe of miniature Christmas trees is around the wall anc over head a great flock of red birds seem to breatl their Christmas greeting. Peace on earth, good will to men,"
 Over at the school these days, there is a perfect bust le of excitement over the drilling for the Christmas entertainment. Christmas is
 he little peoples day so "
 the little people, whom you are going to see perform at the Community Tree, and you are going to hear the too. They are enjoying it al- ready. A very small MeNeer boy said that he'd rather learn a pome (short for po- em) and say it than any thing else in the world. And he said it with serious face.
 George Phelps, one of the very material supporters of the Seward School has again given his customary gift to the school. This time it is a complete Set of geometric solids and planes. These are of particular benefit to the eighth grade and highschool, although the smaller people will also use them.
 MT. Phelps always uses very good judgement in his donations to the school. He sends magazines over regu- larly. It will also be rememb- cred that it was he who gave the beautiful and expensive flag which is saved for good weather and gala occasions. Although the school has pri- vately thanked MT. Phelps, it wishes to make this public acknowledgement of his kindness.
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VICTORIA ON HER WAY

VICTORIA ON HER WAY !. The s. s. Victoria sailed from Seat tie yesterday morning at nine o'clock. She carries forty two passengers and Q great quantity of Christmas freight and mail. The Seward passengers arc Mrs. Leon Crbach,
 Henry Levi,
 F. k. Mcdonald,
 E. R. Arbuckle and wife, w. G. Marsh and w. G. Marsh Jr. J. H. Storm,
 J. E. Holmes,
 Sam Soluff, F. Furguson and wife. JF. Karnes, Mrs. R. L. Turnquist,
 Roy Turnquist,
 George Chaden,
 Tom Pappas, T. Carlson, M Cans and three steerage.
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-18
ORDERED DEPORTED

WAsHINGToN, Dec, IS The Department of La bor yesterday ordered the deportation of Ludwig Martens the self styled Soviet ambassador
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-18

The following officers were elected by Seward Lodge, No 219, F. & A. M. for theensu- ing year:
 Worshipful Master M. BrOsius. >' Senior Warden - H. V. Ho. ben.
 Junior Warden - Wayne Treasurer ID. E. Carter. Secretary W. O. Perry. Donations for Community
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-18

The following officers were elected by boy scouts troop No l., for the ensuing year. Patrol Leader William Man. thy.
 Assistant Patrol Leader - Willard Shellhorn. Scout Scribe Willis Perry. Treasurer-Ge Geo. K. Barger. Yell Leader William Nev- file.
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-18

SEE HUCKLEBERRY FINN TONIGHT and Remember the @C0MM IMMUNITY XMAS TREE.
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-18

The Cable service between Seward and the outside is once more established and starting Monday we hope to be able to give you all the really worth while news of importance. Since the break in the cable we have been handicapped considerably. At times the news was for ty eight hours old. At other times we simply did not get it. We'll have it from now on unless another shiver puts the cable out of commission.
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-18
TIME NOW RIPE

CHICAGO, Dec., 18- Bishop Will bur P Thirkield, first resident Bis hop of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Mexico, who recently returned from that country, declares that Mexico, first in neighborhood, must be made first in brotherhood" to the people of the United States. The Bishop travelled extensively throughout Mexico during +he last few months.
 "The as ,ect of peace in Mexico to- day is in striking contrast to the brist- ling guns and disturbances evinced in my visit of two years ago. Then, ev- cry train was guarded by soldiers. During the last two months I have travelled extensively through six states of Mexico and did not find a soldier on guard on any train
 "There is no organized opposition to the resent government and no man is in sight, around whom any opposi-. tion can center. Just as noticeable and gratifying is the friendly feeling to- ward the United States.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-28
LITTLE GIRLS IN CRIME
TO PREVENT "scOLD|Ne'
Dallas Children Confess To Burg.
larry To Keep Unemployed
Father From Romping
or Mother

Dallas. Tex FtA 9S.-Two liul,
y'rl>. sAiveFfng i- EaE<ed dresses
arrested here lor burglary. commit
Ted. they sasd 10 keep their uaem-
slesea fAlhsr from scOlding- shsiI
aar1-~oEslns mcihsr when therr wA=
ao, enough fsot IA the house fo'
aim.
The fxsAer according 70 Officers
had 20; worked tor some time ard
sgens his tire al heale ~iOlliu< IN al
sm cAAir. smoking cigars and rr0ul-
ias ahouf the government, He was
2kea into cnsioiy despite ~ plea q
AZ .niepsnlsai 'ncone- and wRs
aeii "a charges "a sagrncy 4nd con-
.ri5aisoa 20 tae delinquency q his
miaor cAll3ren
The girls. aged TIN and tweive IA
was alleged entered The hosra of
asisahcr At ziSAr. &nd passi.y ap
money, stole bacon. eggs and cocoa
from the kte chest.
Mother worss and eArAS Ten doll
Iars . week The esaes, ehiid sair.
acc0glsnr IN sam Mlmms. tru2nS o.
f.cer Father has rot worked for
four mc1,hs- He says n can, Sei
Rh He talks something fssrce 80
lotke- when there ls not el1uga
for hiM 20 eat SO ne ;houghi ne
ronid 20 o.. and steal something 20
keep mother from setting = scoid-
in-~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-28

hears snt NV nlzss<s sEzlzst cA1.<Lzs
air r4rr~1rs sn1 IN = tl,t~r ese,1 asnes
r.anr~ sssa - rsasA~s n sisasss a sse-a
ssss-
fe.shs MAJ F~< n~@r>
| gssilaAs aAss@*. slz.a<s ~rssa uiacS xApose
sAe earsA u 4 y-aler elss13s< szd 2Sszs<s
wi@d ~kkA rszry saoon1zersd TAT k.e~s
81 lo nEs<< 4n sozx - neRe. As1er
>eAre~ssr fe1sat fs-us ~ fe-< = DRIVE Ais
e.4nz AlgA-r
4z>< Asr< Exlasa lzss IA. -t4n. esAer
sas~ is wuasa have ruzAasr-~a ~hea ~
rsxass~d essz<rss~ssszes zn4 FssAs~A 4
&ssrs 6s~w@s = E.sre sAsA fsss uliss.
TAe sadasa zsaEss n zir s.rrSserr frsa
kess sAAn tAres pean&s az @Sss trs<- =
fs- E.esn1s ~ s-a ~r~A. rr~sa<d tAc sasa.
lise szAks - ~ pl4.e AL exa~-4 tAxa@
10 eellsss<. spslles villas Ns1er >cArs<~isr
20 rs se1sex
w~r~~A IL Ac~srss<A
Ae&ern ias~esie1s xztApuxks u hsfsse
tie zzr. szzte ~. e1iy Nafo- srArv-3er's
air seysee go>szeie. ens siso enshies hisa
~ rx<nrL vita al sreurate srt<astfsc rccersa
q sA~ fitgks % saes,.nstxfe ais v<r1sl
rlttzs his sascAl1~ xss e1sipp~a vitA
A0ss sHg~-rAarse- an& wAs tAe Samse -
as~a Aasust :. isrS xAea Ae hrok~ tie
werssis sp-~d rerer1 fer Ai<A zisisptr ~
fylnx ~ z.lsrs a. A~ar - : A<ss1s x
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rhs Mess snr~r gAAzx~r s d~vts~ sxH
r..sz,l = gas trrt.ax 31d c<asrifu-.l air
ee~vr frees tA- ~ ~ exA4rss gas-~s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-28
TOWN AND rrEATRE;
WAY ROTARY IS populAsizEo
MRS. soLoMoN's wtsEcRisT

-K'0T al The ~ays ot q woaan arr
funny bat her pet names are be-
yond comprehension.
Alas. alas, Where Is there ro-
nance. wEsre j. there sentiment.
where T. there feminine mystery in
Babylon. NeA. where arc the d4mssls
o. Yesterday
Where are NJ nor-s- and Doiiys
and M0,lys. 4nd Poiiys
Where are the Pearls and Ruhles.
and P4ns.ss ard Vioietss
Where are the jewels and tiowers
Are viFiaes-aA the sweet. roaantie
names. which STIRRED the heart ~
asSn 10 dreams and visions. FER ..
xhen cali Theodore sPon the tele-
hone. she 4EsweretA,
Yea. fAis Is TEDDY
-Wasn marmar s~sef ao;h.nfs
raro Barbara. she sayeiA
~Oh. call ne Bobby
When sav Is lacgu slime az
home he1 aosher realyefh-
Yes. Jackie ain be doEn in >
moment
~whsu inll.e q souaei TO Frances.
sAe ineaire,h Il sncw not that those
vho Love her cRl her 'Fraakie and
sweet wiIheimias insisteth thai ~
xil answer 70 no rSme save Billy
-i.o. of gasr 'Buddi@s, knc~ up-
rarf os sevez times seven aud q
nufiv .R@r'es a. hundred and isu-
The fascinating GeorgiAnaa don
nelh -sding coat and breeshes and
beccnetk George vhile Geraldine
sTorteih and i Jerry
yet. in my heart yexru sor one
cstasel urtO ~hom can wurnur.
',i'Adys for one sweet youaS ,hias
xhoun I nav call Guar sse.' o. .Aiine.
or 'BAby Doll
-Thea. tara from yogr slid wsys.
Ca ye Dzmssis u B4bylon. and con-
slider the tender sasceptibiiitie~ o, a
swce. -fashicaed. Young maI'
-FO- vkss xOaid ye feel = men
called themselves 'Bob-isa.' and lin
anita. ard -Szm-2ramis. and VIII
eta for shOu-
-woah ye find them more fassi-
mating.
Go 10. How car = nan sing i0ye
soars- aid dream roseaie dreams q
Ms 1iftie brotkerr
Verify. verify. confess that thou
are 'cafe and Chon1y.' ny Beloved. /
but thOa resembieth nos ny romAntic /
IDEAL.
And. urch a. admire and revere
nine own 81 bchoid. Il tzk~th t~o
stxeS 10 usake a world-intereztin<
Yea. alas, Boys all be boye-znd
- I'll xfris. 4 they Keep On tryiuz.~
Leader Classified Ads res ressifs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-28
..O>T or GOODS To
DROP: - PREDICTED

Nsw York Feb. ->--LAbor received
US maximum Increase IN wages ard
eOsid do mrsh BY co-or<rstins il e.
forts 10 cut tie cost o. Evin<. How
ard L. Fig. assistant attorney gen.
eral declared a, = conference wifh
vederzi FOOD Administrator willis1S
here today. 4, Is .nevtasie that
prices shall fsa i, the near future
ae Edd@d- Pizns for the price redue-
ing c2mpsisn we're discussed ~ tbs
meeting.
Reductions N pSioes for foc3<suffS
Ard clothing n Georgia had run from
- 10 - per cent 2nd there wzs no
rsascn whv Sfznilisr reductions could
not - affected elsewhere. a. said
-~.th the eo-op<rzEion CT al con-
rerne4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-28
my LAW 10 RE
E<fURtED TO LETTER

wasnlnsfon. Feo. 2s--Ail persoas
sevr1 .sois,ins tire seoeral prohsnisler
Enforcement act will be proeeedso
against to tire limit 81 tire law ir-
respective of AIRY state statutes ies.
sisxiss tire sale os ls,ser, i vas an
nssneed ssasy sy cer,rissioner
acrer 81 tire internal ressrue bureau.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-28
SOVIET RUSSIA TO
GET L. :. SHOES. :.

SOVIET -1e-
New YORK Fsb- @S-Esans Clark.
attached 10 m cozmerrisl teq@rs-
meat ot the Sovies Russian hsreas
here couiucte1 by I.zd~ir G A. X
Nzrtsns. 41no1nced last night that
'hs sovies Sosernnezf had saccesS-
fully bid for is@.as.a pairs o. United
States army SAces and oFershoex I
,. = zlE sssa each
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-28
PROHIBITION IN CHICAGO
REDUCES DEATH TOLL

Chicago. Feb- -S-coro1er's cases
IN Coca ccgnty have b@ez rcfuce1
= ee- ce1t sz1cs rHchi5it5Oa became
effective Coro7sr Peter J. Hoffman
-es-oVFsd to-day The 6ecrezse vi
reaSh = pr ce1t -~Aen d-zths froa
sod slcp6ol are ssizlazto1.- - said
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-28

J B GFimss and X o Wallace. raa.
Rad men pho have besu coufiued Il
The federal prison hcre. ch1r-eS wi,s
saef, fro< boz ear. ~ere coarictes
in federal oOgrt aaS SiFsa 0ae ysar
ssch
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-28
fIll.R> ENEBuIS
FROZEN WHEN
HE HIT 6ROl Nd

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-28

PEoE Lc;i2 Andrews Of he Cnlver-
sltF x 0klAhona. has been admitted
10 the American Colleee os PAysi-
elaas, che Of the FRS women 20 BE
% AozoEe1.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-28
THIS FAMILY LIVES
:. ON 500 =.

More rhsn Geo msn and xonssa IN
ohlo Indi3nz and kenfaxkx geerasly
gave their views o. r2isin< family
On slza or less a naorth. Mrs. J. l.
scAoeneneergsT Of cinc.nnztl xss
awarded a 50 prize for her seission
She and her hnsbsnd AAvs been rAis-
sag shrre hoy~ baysnx hezss ard
saving 4 little trom t-2 4 ,nongh
TIE SchoenenhrrgrF figures for the
e-mensh pxriod from Jaly !. i@Ee.
10 January J. lsee. fo.iow
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-28

<zpoieoa Buffalo. an lndlxn. vas
1ro1gAf tron. Waite Eagle this morn
lns charged with killlng his wife
Eviteace tzxen al the inquest saosed
that he indian bad beaten ais wife
~Alle both we're drunk She died iron
sae lntarses-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-28
PEACE PENDING. BIT
REDS FIGHT On

wzrszz. Fes- sS--yhile fhs p<scs
E-c7o~sls -re rendi7<- he hoazkesisi
srcors2i1< 10 : Polish cozEzziczsicz
ssssss1 TO-DAY azrs attacked tAe norta-
eastern fro1t u the rexioz q sky
szloE azf the Soihyziza trozs II tke
rsgiO7 q Lteyrzor-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-28

I'd L TAomzs. owner of drag store
n DrunrlsaE, i N the e.ss. He wAs
ioszd gnllsy q eAzrge % r0nspirzrs
70 smassle opiea fron Mexico 70 I1ls
ooantEy lie 3 oas o. bail pea1ins
sense1ceA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-28

-P<ris-Acoooiinz 20 E1to De Psris
an osser rzs sat ozt BY the executive
coz1Eztse OF ths Nz-sozzi Fsdsrzrio1
|of RAILWAY xs1 tor . general strike
q az railroad ne. q al ros1s II
Fz1cs-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-28
~ ""
FOR
COL DS

For GRIP. Influenza, Catzrrn'
Pains and Soreness in the Head
and Chest. Cough. Sore Throat,
General Prostrstion and Fever.
To get the best results take
Seventy seven 4 tie first sign
If = Cold, the first sueeze CT
shiveT.
II you wait TIL your bones
begin to ache It may take
longer.
Doctors Book in In g lis d
French, Spanish. Portuguese or
mated free
Al al Dr-s ard coantrv Stores
Hsre.reys' Hozeo. Neiiczze Co.
- villas S-rcrr. <zw yo-k
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-28

NJ Geaie Cane. Ar1ncre. xric.
The Lfs4er. that JES<c 7 J Lose Sc
csoed the sdivorce frUu Mrs. Asns
Lose Raruett. Eifs q The snIII5ouffrs
luasaa- TAe decree "a. zrzntea by
ipslSe Hcas,oa- 30 de1ie5 t1e 70
uiaz Alimoay
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-28

George Motley. og Wilson's barber
sAop. 4 settled dowa 10 worx 2xsin.
after getting married Rll Martin
vas hes- man a, bis wedding Which
ioos place AZ vinson's Aosne Thursday
ntgag
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-28

4 couple o. crystal bail EoE--ne tel
lers are looking soT a. desirable locA-
toz il Cathrie % ply sAasr trade
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-28

Federal szeaIs siii maze a roand
up of nzrcossc petdleTs n Losxa eoza
~ next week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-28

Mayor Hartman SAYS the city ccEn-
msssica sill psss An ordnance. M0n-
d1y. making the changes IN the stree,
car frAncasse and system
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-28

fE4lc1tiens point 20 sone fgacsioE
hescre . Successor 20 O L Brooks. or
tie la,z. school be2rd Is chosen
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-28

= Z B-enner q Pzrhssks. after :
81 Do1shs' scarce las ioeztes his
sister aaS family II RussiS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-28

George Hannah SHIPPED to car
leads cf hO<s from MuihziI YESTERDAY
J 5 Plesffcr 1r<y PIT bells on as
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-28

1 p Gregory. A rial treat Is r
sso-e Tor fAcse wAo ne4r Dr. Dx.S
Tacker At yhe Library Moaaay even-
.1s aas a member % party o.
uye. ineia5ing Dr Tacker. Who heA
meetings in one section o. iae state
zEt NJ Taskc- never fAi!ed TO please
Ar.l Instruct the 4ndssuce
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-28

4 H4rE-zses * MzskoSes i Il Il.
siiy On business He SAYS N-sko.
sees cszsuz IS 70 be rssozzsed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-28

J & Nooiy So ila-i = =. BY Fea-
erzi la-se Policck 90 cezrge q -
frzziinS creditors q tse Artuo~e
Aero2Etilc Cc- Z c King. : c Nooxs
aad W = BA1a nsast pay = Ike nas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-28

>Gile-ssd spsak x.-s1. : he sls-
saa q asE campaign L originated
n Ni1aI7eg zui Ass ssrszd n Azer-
ia Rotary zad Lioa Cubs are bzek-
iu< l.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-28

Kog HaSdins og Pryor Crses Was .
visitor al the Ola Fellows h.ssQaar-
.crs YESTERDAY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-28

Shawnee has vosed xi4s.ee' 1czss
- snes1 and repair rs firs systesa-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-28

L { Cease. railroad Dzn- chz-xe&
vita eczzpirin< 20 commit thefs. Las
ze<z xcczxte5 IN fedora cczr1-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-28

r,einsr nay pa, bells oa as Daroc
jersey pigs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-28

About MY pr cc-t q oklshc4zi
ex-serviee neu have Soae hack - ~
farE-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-28

on land icassns bil kss te<z <<z-
e BY President viisoa- i oPezs ~
fer d<ve,opeEnenr niliions q acres oi
iaad in sae EeS1