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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-03
TURCY ZGODZILI SIZE POD
PISAC TRAKTAT POKO-
TNNITV

Paryz, 3. sierpnia. Gazety
paryskie donosza, re traktat po-
kojowy pomiedzy aliantami i Tur
kami zostanie podpisany we
Czwartek.
Premier Millerand i premier
Giolitti maja sic zjechac w Savoy
W tym tygodniu w celu omowie-
MIA r0znych kwestyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-03
NABOzENSTWO ZALOBNE
"a RODZINE CARSKA.

Carbin, Mandzurya, 8. sierPnia.
- W niedziele zosta}a trrtaj cd
prawiona msza zaiobua "a spokoj
dusz zamordowanych przez boil
szewikow czionkow rodziny car
Skiej. Ma nabozenstwic byli obc-
chi przedstawiciele partyi monar-
chistycznej i konserwatywnej.
(Rodzina cara Mikolaja zostafa
wymordowana w okrutny sposob
W Ekaterynburgu przcz tamteJ--
szego komisarza bolszewickiego
Turowskiego. Jurowski, jak i
wszyscy komisarze bolszewiccy,
Jest czystej krwi zydcm. Przyp.
Rcd.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-03
SILL Boil
SZEWICKICH.


Warszawa. 8, sierpnia. - Boil
szewicy koncentrujs swe silly ma
brzegach Narwi Z widocznym "a
miarem uderzcnia ma Warszawe
wzdSul Bugu, w rejonie tym Dol
szewicy przypuScili kika gwat--
townych atakow, ktore jednak
zostaiy odparte.
Rozpaczliwa walka toczy sic ma
zachod cd Biafostoku wzdfuz ko-
lei prowadzacej do BrzeScia Litew
skiego.
DELEGACI PoLsCY PREY
BYLI DO
Paryz, 3. sierpnia. - Parliament
taryusze polscy przybyli do Bara-
novice, gdzie odbeda sic rokowa-
MIA w sprawie zawieszenia broni.
AMUNICYA w GDANSKU
SIZE BEE
WSZELKICH PRZESZKoD.
Warszawa, 8. sierpnia. - A.
lianccy eksperci wojskowi zorga-
nizowali prace wyiadowywania
amunicyi ola Polski. Francuscy,
angielscy i polscy robotnicy pra-
cuja wspolnie PREY wyladowywa-
niu okretow przybyiych Z amu--
nicya ola Polski be- zadnych
p~rzeszkod.
LIST WITOSA
DO WILL
SOMA.
Warszawa, 8. sierpnia. - Pre-
mier polski WitoS zwrocii sic do
Prezydenta Nilso1a Z nastepuJa-
Gym listen:
Panic Prezydencie! Przyjqwszy
stanowisko premiere polskiego
gabinetu ministrow, spiesze po--
twierdzic gieboka i szczera wdzie-
cznoSc, wyrazona lego Ekscellen-
cyl przez rad polski "a wspania-
lomySlna pomoc, oraz "a stai2
sympatye, jaka Ameryka darcy
moi kraj.
Polska re swej strony oznajmia,
re ia nietylko zywo obchodzi po-
wodzenic ! pomySlny rozw6j A
meryki, lecz caly nar6d polski
uwaza przyjazh polsko = amcry--
kahska "a jedna Z w~igkszych Edo
byczy w przyszlym rozkwicie obu
KRAKOW.
Pozwole sobic dodat, Panic
Prezydencie, &c Pan bedac maj
bardziej gorliwym rzecznikiem
sprawy polskiej i obrohca niepo-
dleglosci polskicj, W obecnej
chwiIi, gdy Polska najbardzicj po-
trzebuje pomocy. Pan jest biz
Sym i ~drozskym niz kiedykol--
wick kazdemu sercu polskiemu.
(PodpiSano) W1tos.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-03

die omawisna sprawl wycieczki ko-
szykowej urzadzonej staraniem Liri
Stow. Alumn6w Polskich Szkoi Pa
rafialnych W %niedziele, dnia Sgo
wrzesnia. Prosimy o liczne przyby-
Gle, - Administracya.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-03
TeIegraRyz %agTaniGzne.
UokonczenIe &c srtonicv I-szei
cka jest wspierana w centrum

cka jest wspierana W Centrum
przez kawalerye Budennego.
Walk pod Brodami tocza sic
pomyslnie dla Polak6w.
Londyn, 8. sierpnia. - Dope
sza iskrowa Z MoSkwy donosi, re
wzdluz rzeki Narwi, ma p0inoco-
wschod Cd Warszawy, tocza sic
zaciekie walk. Wojskom naszym
udalo sic w jednym miejscu pre-
kroczyc rzeke. w rejonie Bielska
wojSka naSze walcza Z powodze-
MEM Z nieprzyjacielem.
,,Kawalerya nasza posuwa sig
ia poinocO-wSchod Cd Lwowa.
w rejonie iomzynskim tocza sic
walk o fortyfrkacye ma rzece Mar
Wi. Ma zachod cd Biafostoku VOL
ska nasze przeszly Narew i posu-
waja sic wzdiuz rzeki Nurca, kt6-
"a przektoczyliSmy w kilku miej-
scach."
Nv rejonie Brodow kawalerya
nasza posuneia sic W kierunku
Buska, 45 mil ma polnoco-wsch6d
cd Lwowa. w rejonie Czertkowa
posuwamy sic W dalszym ciqgu,"
donosi daIej depesza.
TRoCKI WYPIERA SIZE.
Berlin, 8. sierpnia. - Trocki
zaprzecza, re ma on zamiar uzyc
Polske jake pomost do przerzu-
Cenia bolszewizmu do Europy
Zachodniej.
Depesza moskiewskiego biura
zagranicznego brzmi jak naste-
Fuje:
yTrocki ME powiedziai nigdy,
&c Polska must STAG sic mostem
dla rewolucyi, jak ME powie-
dzia}, re my musimy postawic a
liant6w pred faktem.rozbicia Pol
ski. On nigdy ME powiedziai, re
my musimy zniszczyc Polske. "a
dna depesza W tym duchu ME by
Ia wys4ana Z Moskwy. Wszystko
to jest czystym wymysEem."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-03
E L POWSTAN1E MA
UKRAINE PRZECIW Boil.
SZEWIKOM.

Kopenhaga, 8. sierPnia. - De
pesze z Warszawy donsza, &c po-
dug wiadomoSci o~trzymanych z
Lublina, w Zachodnicj Ukraine
wybuchto wiclkie powstanie pre-
ciwko bolszewikom. Bolszewicy
zostali zmuszeni wycofa6 z from
tn polskiego dwie dywizye i POI
slaG je ola stiumienia p~owstania.
Leader chiopski Machine zajal
Ekaterynosiaw i poiaczyl sic z
armia gen. Wrangla.
Paryz, 5. sierpnia. - Alianckie
biuro spraw zagranicznych otrzy-
maio wiadomoSc cd swoich posz-
czeg6lnych agentow, re kawale-
rya bolszewicka ma dobre konie,
dobrze jest wyekwipowana i dys-
cyplinowana, lecz piechota Dol
szewicka ME odpowiada swojemu
zadaniu, artylerya zaS jest ME
bardzo liczna.
komunikaty bolszewickie do
nosza o zajeciu BiaFostoku i Pru-
Fan, g}ownych wezl6w kolejo-
wych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-03
MISYA BOLSZEWICKA
w

Londyn, 8. sierpnia. - Nieo--
trzymano do tel pory zadnej Cd
powiedzi z Moskwy ma note an
gielska w celu zwotenia konferen-
cyl pokojowej w Londynic.
Misya handlowa Kamieniewa j
Krasina przybyla do Londynu,
lecz rokowania ME zostana roz-
poczete, dop0ki ME nadejdzie Cd
powiedz z Moskwy. Cztonkowie
byli w bardzo ztym humorze,
gdyrn ich odwiedzii w ich kwa-
terzc, 12S Bondstreet, pisze kores-
pondent. Ma spotkanic mole wy
szcdi zydowski komisarz, ktory
powiedziai:
,,Prosze sic zwrocic do pana
Easyla Tompsona, on Z panem w
naszej sprawic porozmawla.'
Tompson jest naczclnikicm poll
tvcznej organizacyi kontr-szpie--
eowskiej. ,
ANGLIA ZATWIERDZA PO--
zYCZKE NIEMIECKA.
Londyn, 8. sierpnia. - izbie
gmin przeghosowano projekt wy
DANA Niemcom pozyczki w sumie
$40, 0OO,O 900. w rzadzic angiel-
skim dajc SIG zauwazyt pewna
zmiana polityki w stosunku do
Nicmiec. Mozliwa jest rewizya
traktatu wersalSkiego.
Premier Lloyd George powie-
dziai, re otrzymanie wegla W ten
spos6b jest daleko lcpszc, niz
The Washington times., 1920-06-20
FURNISHED

HOME in the country for summer; conn
pletely furnished; rooms bath. efec.
trio lights and all modern improvements;
one block from OLD Dominion car Nne at
Franklin Park. Va: $50. Mrs. EDITH n
WELLS.
The Washington times., 1920-06-20

IL PAY agents over soc cash commission on
most magazine subscriptions sent me
GREELING, l02 Continental Trust B'os'
The Washington times., 1920-06-20
WANTED-AGENTS

SEND for free toilet soap sample and *lo
cash refund oTer. LACASSlA CO, Dept
h0a. ST Louis. Mo.
The Washington times., 1920-06-20
HELP wANTEb-MALE

100 coLoRpp LABoRERs Psnnsyivsnis,
transportstion Monday teo and up
day 1871 9Th N. w. Philips Exchange,
MACHINIsT - Must be experienced on
xrindsr or lathe. Apply PRECISION MA
CHINE co, Addison station, va.
The Washington times., 1920-06-20

PRESSERS AND FEEDERS
40 girls to work Monday and
Tuesday nights from to II.
Report ready for work. ELITE
LAUNDRY CO., 2119 14th st.
N. W.
WAITRESS and dish washer, white. Apply
sos 18th 81. y. w.
The Washington times., 1920-06-20
eTART IN BUSINESS
LOST AND FOUND

AtREDALE BLACK and tan; strsyed from
stis Noodley rd.. reward Clev. sIa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-14
WHAT TIcKED OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

omaha Announced Prot David
Tesid of An.aerst soileSe would al.
ienpi sksnAi Msrs fram balloon Apyii
g.
New Nork fgesisseel Johnson al
American leapUe. announced res
chairman National IiAseaaI commls
sion would BE- sviestsa this week
RI rAso kiehl f.nndred federal
troops arrived a. 1aarea. Mexico. en-
route 20 Sonora. Ns1ive. where indie
peaaeni Fepahlie has h~en establish
~
Washington surplus stocks 81
frozen beei. canned roast beef and
hacon which var department has
stored Ia ~ railroad eentef~. were
made syAliAhle for nse m relieving
sns serluas food shortage in cnnn@
tlen with rAiinsad strike Department
advised state ansi municipal suihag
ties supplies would he available IT
warehouses on application.
Boston supreme court refused
Attorney General tuien, NassAeaa
seiis permisslof TO file intervening
petition In sun of trustees of chrls-
tian Science PUBLICATIONS against a.
rectors OF mother church
Austin Governor Hobby annonnr-
81 he would call special session OF
Texas legislature ahoat middle of
MAY 20 consldcr booiworm legislation
Kansas city-Eonyeuilon OF rail
way employees department of Ameri.
.an Federation of Labor. represenginv |
,ooee0 railroad workers. condemned |
strike of switchmen aud indorseA
President Wilson's appointments 20
Aaor board
Charlotte. Y G. Three persons
Killed and six injured by tornado To
inion county
--Dabiin strike which began yes
erday throughout ireland. with ex
'eption 81 Ulster. became renerai
Business was entirely suspended
VI paso-ln signed statement ap
,earing in Ei Universal of Mexico
sity. General Pablo Gonzales offered
q withdraw as candidate for Mexican
presidency. u General ohregon and
gnacio Bonillas would DO same.
Paris Premier Niilerand of
france. IN interview. declared Anelo.
french difficulty over French occn-
'atinn OF German towns was closed
Incident and that friends of the two
ountries we're not affected
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-14
v. \. COYlE TELLS Of
COOD SEED AND ROADS
Pure Seed Will Make Better Crops
That viii Sell For More
Money. Better Roads
Essential 10 Farmers.

The extreme cold eeafher ani
sind for fhs iast month puts us IA
mind th.t - are noe DOING justice
To- oar oNn business snd 10 the pes
PIC that - trade vlis n we do nos
paricalafiY saA aheir ptetloa 4,
che cfon eenditiou. sai1 W ~ Cyis
today
Thare has been . rvry esce.sivs
smount - oats so9n this year. fha
fret fr~sss cut OF nearly ,wo ~esks.
and thlnk ghe vind % lass Sunday
hnrt The oats 80 mach that yoa only
have a nfiy fifly chance % making
any oats. and there Il not a cssne.
cf any oats making over twenty bah
elf The average value of fhs oats
lasf year sas ~ cents shlch anoants
20 tifp1 an aefe f~aliEs that yoa
Nant % raisa @ams feed. anf ! sant
20 offer this saEn~~,lfin." he said.
Suppoas lhat you have % acres q
oats. Or suppose fafthsr. that yoa
we're Eoins % puf % aeres % ilsks
land IN cane. ~iil susrsnfss yoa 10
he land i painted In cotson. vfth
GOOD. pure seed. cuiilssfed 20 tas en-
irene. and ~ seed uot planned slii
the eronad - warn. that Yea wlsf
make more money from the five
acres ~ cotfsn. than from the other
20 acres Mr. royie further says
~if yon have watched ths pspsfs
or have faiked 10 men ina. ara "a
milar vifh the confitions.. there ls
no man xho an not say that " iooks
like % cents a poand for ocsober cot
ten bat y must Be even. running vhita
cotton. with Eooi staple"
Nov 20 TIE baslnc~s men. be-
fcobtinaes on Page 3. Col ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-14
CARNIVAL IS CLEAN
ANO ENTIRELY WORTHY
Commander OF American Legion.
III Reno Post. Writes Letter
10 Mayor John Hart.
man.

The following letter was received
today hy MAYOR John Hartman from
Roy M.liy. post commander of VI
Reno Post "a. American Legion
Masor Hartman The undersigned
representing the American lesion.
W Reno rosi No %. are true Amcri.
cans nndefaiani that the Patterson
and Kline shows are to exhibit ia
your cliy this week and We are tai
inT this opportunity of stating that
these Shove have been on exhibition
here since last Monday and he clean
record. A,i honorable" business I
methods employed hy Me- Ahn@f u.
Kline. the manager entities this
company 10 be- clas@ed Ia hlrher -
f'em than the general run of cani-
walls
The Patterson and Kline shows
have wintsnsi her~ this y,ar and
have more than gained a csmcnied
place In our minds
"Onr Chamber ~ comwrrce TO-
nlghi have Practically offered Mr.
Kline the free rental of The hig pacs
Ing plant for the housing of hls com
pany next winter
we feel that any oourisslrs ell
tended 10 them during their stay IN
your city will not be Imposed ur4r
by any - the attaches who al seem
% be- ladies' aud gentlemen
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-14
CHICAGO IS MECCA
FOR YOUNG PHYSICIAN
Prohibition Has Put Much Money
In Pathway Of Struggling
NJ ID Many Make $500
Monthly.

Chicago. Apni "a Tho DAY Of ih~
struggling Young physician Who
worked for years on a seaniy Income
while b. bullt np a paving prseiifs
tlon ooniinaes la force. aeeorains 90
Captain Hubert iio~Ard prohibition
enforcement officer FOR Illinois
Instead of saefifleinr the best
years of his ilfe 20 The struggle %
make both ends meet. ths younr
medical graduate will nov step into
an assured Income ranging anyvherr
from go" 10 100 . month This "
The rossa,s plcture painisd by Cap
lain Howard
The present prohibition regulations
limit physicians 10 100 government
blaaks Tor ngaor ter
month. Chlcaso doctors are ehafr-
ing ali the uay from o. 20 y Tor the
blanks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-14
Reds In US
Encourage
Strike

Washington, April ia.--Gs,dsnce
obtained by the department % lus
tee was said today 20 sho~ that
Russian eommunls,s are undersak
lna 10 use the railroad strike as the
vehicle fer the creation of a mad
strike IN TIE United states
Reports from federal agents we're
aaid 70 have disclosed that the
oommunists party was financing
and otherwise keeping the strihe
through the agency Of the Industrial
workers of tho world
Evidence which the department,
has received was declared 20 Iusify
the statement trst the strike was
20 be merely a step IN the world
known plan % the communists
group and that the end ~&s mass
strike TO be followed b. a evcia.
tion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-14
CIVILIAN VOLUNTEERS HELP
TO BREAK n. Y. TIE-UP
VOLUNTEER TRAINS ron
COMM ItRS tIiI iu\ On
SCHEDULE ONtR ttII:
OTHER ROADS TO III
OPEN fOR SERVICE.
MILLIONAIRE >rI-
GAL On IINI
BULLETIN

Washington. April ia.-pres'csr'
Wilson snc MS cabinet discussed the
railroad strike for more tran an hour
to-day ard apparently reached some
conclusion, bot there was no lntima-
ton as to rs nature.
Other mer,bers 81 tire cabinet
would make no statement referring
inquiries 70 TIE attorney general
sene insirrs,ed. however, that oefin'
iss oeeision had beer maoe one ~sy
or another ss 90 government 'nte'
sention.
Atsorney General Palmer made ths
statement as Ne left the White House,
1T 10 fair 20 conclude shsi tne
strike situation was discussed. eut !
IN not prepares to say ~nst ecnelus
ions we're reached
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-14
SAY 'ENR|CHREN[E' TO
THE LOCAL kN0CkEA
President OF Realty Board Holds
That Knocking Hurts Growth
OF City. Have Good Word
For Every One.

We have y real estate board now
that viii scite all dlaputes about
commissions and priority OF realty
deals. said President Vic Houston.
OF the Guthrie Real Estate Board
and there should be no more discon-
tent and chickering's In connection
with ihia however. | must say that
al a city we cannot hope 10 set cny
where nnlena everybody IN the city
boosts and qulte knocking. We have
some supnSne knock.ys hev. aud
they are not all real estate mon
We have business men and civic club
who are Knockers. Why. thc
Almighty only knows This or that
Is not good enough. or this or that
could be improved. etc. j. the burden
- sae knocking refrain It's sicken
ing That fellow does not know
how 70 run his store. says one. that
workman is no rood. adds another.
our newspapers do this or don't do
that adds still another. and 80 on.
ad infnltum. ad nauseam Every
business man in this city should
stand mp and declare that what We
have In this town is the best in tho
world and cannot be improved upon
that every resident IL good citizen.
Thsss the only way 10 build town.
The next time somebody approaches
you with a knock on some man or
some business say 'Enriohrenee 30
bin. and watch his color change
Remember that"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-14
TH|RTY-F|v[ ROTAR|ANs
T0ATT[ND JOPLIN MEET
Voting Delegates Are Selected
Sever~l Quests Make Pointed
Remarks On Civic Affairs
Noonaay Luncheon

Naln luncheon uf che Rolafs
Cub hrlsiied vilh Rotary songs and
pat remarks from guests Of lhs club
"a the absence of Preside Burton
chas Seely presided
Among The visitors we're Legislator
Bert Hodges. Formerly of Okmule.e.
nos secretary 81 the state democrat :
&c committee ai Oklahoma City. : =.
Hendricks. good roads advocate. Jas.
}. carol chairman of the school
board az Arkansas City and idenii-
fled With several branches of bust.
mess a. that point. Arthur l. sture :
nor Of 81 Louis, representing Mr..
Rusche Interests
Rector Thompson Of Trinity Epss-
cclal church. was introduced. and
during his remarks patty referred 20
the speed fends on East Noble. who
make a point OF stepping on the eas
~ they pass Central school
Carroll intimated that n Braun
had designs on Arkansas city IN the
way of reducing Us population.
The club endorsed the candidacy Of
Bob fimmons for vice president OF
The International
Messrs J II Hildreth l. q. Nib
lack and odiih Spurrier were elected
deletates 70 the sixth annual con
ference of Rotary clubs AZ joplin
next week l. ; GRAY. Dr. Ritz
hRput and chas Olson we've named
alicrnaies The club IL entitled TO
1ne voting delegate in the convention
Tor each twenty-five members
4 poll q the club showed that 90
Roiarians viii attend the Joplin meet
NIX They vii 60 in Pullman az
aehed 20 a solid Rotary club train
10 b. made up At Oklahoma city. and
clubs from Oklahoma CITY.
shawnee. Chickasha. McAlcster. Enid
md laWton
Secnctsry SpBrrier reported that
ne Rotary concert neued x3go 75.
The local club scored ~ per cent
on attendance last month
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-14

Ia ssffrarstfe. Although he had paid
her salary Cor a year IN advance the
Instructor waa dismissed.
The prince 4. now Chalaloukhorn
n sing Of siam. hecsntly Hoffman
received latter from . western ho-
tel manager recalling the sislt Of the
Trinee 20 this country and reminding
him that n h. had accepted the royal
Offer he probably would have sc-
aulred the Oriental ways and been
q minister on the council of tiss king
now. Incidentally. the letter men
tened that Hoffman might also have
been converted 20 Dnddhlsm BY his
associates a. the royal palace at
Bangkok.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-14
IIiOt SANDS N MACON
JOIN OAENtlI.S CLUB

Macon, Ca. AQril "a The overall
club movement is spreading rapid,
throughout central Georgia. accord
Ing 20 reports received here tonight
ana ~ Macon che police and fire de-
paitmcnts haze asked Inc civil SER
vice commission Tor permission 70 don
ihe denim.
Ministers a. Doerun announced to-
day they would appear in their pull
pits SUNDAY wearing oycralls.
Judge u l. Upton Of Ashhurn. an
nounced today he would wear over
allie when he convenes city court al
that place Wednesday Virtually all
The attorneys in Ashburn are members
Of The local overall club"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-14
Armistice In
Mexican War
Has Been Signed

~sshsaaton. Aprii is--Ae ARR.
istsSs oss~eea the Uniorisss ~
caatemsia ana torres o. pressasus
tstraaa Cabrera has been slsn<a
arc the prepessi mace ira, afsss.
cent leave the eouns,, according
&c aasiess received to-day 81 she
state department.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-14
RED CROSS TO MAKE
LOANS TO NURSES
Fund of 10000 Available 10
Women 10 Fit Themselves for
Public Health Nursing;
Money in Scholarship

A national Red Cross fund Of 500,
o. for nurses who wish 20 ~ them
scivas for pah/o healh nrifng
which has 10 do with the health Of
communities more than the health Of
lndlviduals~has been made available
go nurses IN Guthrie. according 10
advices received recently hy officials
o. che nursing committee OF the local
chapter OF the Red Cross
The money will BE- furnished IN fhe
form Of scholarships and loans 70
nurses who wish 80 take post gradu-
ate courses in public health nursing
40 accredited schools.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-14
ZIG CROWDS HAVE
FCN AT CARNIVAL

Gasdy init.ar parade was put over
Thursday evening BY the Patterson
Kline Carnival COMPANY
All the carnival features we're on
vsex. not the less; OF which vas the
band. an organization Of exceptional
merit
Despite the cold weather OF the eve
ming large crowfs visited the carnl-
val shows and we're enlivened and
entertained BY the myriad Of attract
ions. freaks AID funny turns.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-14

There's one Muskozeean that can
boast OF an offer ~ a position in the
royal service
Y. ~ Hoffman. now a hotel clerk
IN Oklahoma City. but whose home
T. in Muskogee. met the present
king Of Siam In Colorado Springs
few years ago while making a
coast-to-coast tour Of the United
States.
Hoffman al that time was superin-
tendent OF service In a hotel IN Colo
rsdo Springs and was assigned per-
sonaIly 70 see that every wish Of the
~ nee was granted.
During the short stay OF the royal
guest he and Hc;tcs1 became true
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-14

|sIstance while ln America.
One peculiar circumstance that the
prince related 10 Hoffman was his
experience with his 20 wives. Before
coming 10 che United States the
prince studied English and later a :
tended the Oxford university for q
sufficient time 70 become proficient
in its use. II occurred 20 him that
HE wives should also be taught Enz-
llsh. 30 when he returned 90 Siam
he took with him a woman in
struc,or from London.
II seemed 20 the prince that the
instructor was a very capable wom-
al and The wives education was
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-14
NEW ENGLAND mErHopIsrs
TO DANCE IN FUTURE

Boston. April 1.-THE New Eng
land conference Of the Methods,
Episcopal church. In session here this
afternoon, voted 10 lift the ban on
dancing. card playing and theater-
going
The words will be removed from
the book OF discipline. and in their
stead will be substituted: Practices
that result In the loss OF moral and
spiritual character"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-14

A month i.afnfe no irfs fpr = trala.
ins eamp theY pllFhiei their srost
and aftsf his DAYS % "saasbs right
and suara dnty and faflxue Thamp
soa devoted hi. lalsm~ time 20 ~rit.
iag love letters 10 the ART hs had
ieft hehlnd the evidence IN the trial
showed
Dearest nabY Nv little wifs 10
b.. lh~ee and ether names that oalY
lowers can pat npon paper he ealled
her Ia hla lrgfsva sixteen ~ th~sn
we're r~ad 20 the lnry ana the younx
mans ehseAa harmed ~ith shame a.
me disclosure % thla one tlnle iyns.sr
feeling fnf Alss dlena.
rhgunxh the manths of hi. ssfsles
he wfut~ - her aad reiterated Ma IN
dyins late fhsa hs eame home in
shs spfiuw = 1919 Ths eeresnony foe
whlrh he had been saNeF ana lhst
wan 20 have madr mo glrl hls wife.
he posfponsd from Tins 20 time
IN iuif 1919 ~ hoaNht The Ilcsnss
hut time was a eompleis cuFa and BY
lho tire fhe 20 dsy NE % ths mar.
flags ileense bad ELAPSED his iove fur
tha glfi ard hls eafiisf shaies had
died
illio'i n ne man she had loved an.
fessfsealf sad had trusted too fsr.
lhe Hlfl had hlm arrested and he "a
bound over 81 me district eoart fnr
trial Nhleh ~ ia evra nos awaiting.
fhen she brought sole for fio.eo9
damages
q ~ss thls salt t,ai ne hurry daald.
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