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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-16
TwO ApiatOrS
Killed When
Airplane Falls

ssnderson, Ter. April ie.-llev.
tenant 7. N. Hanseil ard Sergeant
W. 7. Maxwell. both of the 10Th
aerial squaSrcn were instantly kill
ed when their airpiane feIi here TO.
day. Both were or border patrol
,vty. Their home addresses were
rot immediately available.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-16
STRAW LIDS GIVE
D[FI TO LATE SPRING
Brave Males Appear With Sum
mer skypieces; Can't Laugh
at Female Of Species
Now.

Well fellas. II looks like we're ruin
ed. Hereafter. when the wife wants
10 wear her furs in July and 30 with
out en- on New Years our cue Will
be siience-absoiute silence
We lost our right TO the scorner's
seat this morning
Two brand new straw hats appea red
on the streets. They were worn
shivveringly I've hate TO admit thisl
by a pair OF male beings. II 10 ru-
mored that one or two others ventur-
ed out Sunday. but o. this was holt
day when men weren't supposed 20 BE-
things OF life. perhaps this can be
o-erlooked But Friday tis unlncky) ,
lucky) wvW
Saws c. VI. Saunders: "weIl. the
most of US made u work IN
considerable less time than We were
used 20. Apd We came out with our
overcosts bnttoned up and our necks
folded u, in our collars like collaps-
able drinking cups Darn nasty
weather. II seemed 10 as Thursday
morning.
And then the first straw HATED
male burst upon our consciousness.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-16
Si\ MN M 'n\iD 10
III ttiI N SALT Ml\t

Ne~ lbsris. Ia. April is.-~ais men
we're burned = asssh AZ ,hs betior,
o. 20 foot isii mine on ,he forrsr
estate % ne late Joseph Jefferson
near here yesterday. ~hes one ~ them
struck a match 20 lieh, a essrs,is.
'anrino vas fumes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-16

conssartinopIe. April it.-Nssasoes
have been received from the aln,sh
area. IN northern syria. indicating
that TURKS sno Armenlsos are en-
ssssd IN heavy fighting. the Aruen-
isns occupying sns American rnsssicn
buildings
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-16
DOC7ORS2FEESiLTARS AND THE HIGH COST OF WOMEN

A preacher addressing his flock
made the announcement that his nex,
Sundays sermon would be liars.
and he requested all TO read care
fully the 18th chapter OF 81. Mark.
The following Sunday. before start
ing 20 speak he asked all who had
read the nth chapter 10 raise their
hands. and a flock OF hands went
into the air. Fine" he said. its
you fellows want 10 talk 70. as there
= no 18th chapter OF St Marks
There is more lying about money
than about any other one thing in
the world. Money isn't half the curse
ii's often painfed-aor half the bless
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-16
Short Cuts To
Home Mems


necAasa of the storage of sasar
caused ~ Failrs4d ssubarg0es foiios
tag the s~ltchnens strike. grown
IA 9aihie have advanced the price
. :. ceuss = f,oand. and n the siriks
continues the price may cllmb stu
higher they declare
Fire DESTROYED the vacant eullA.
ms AZ ses Soaih second al g.so
o'eiosA ,hss morning Fsrgmen Dc.
liese the place was set oa IRE nall
eioasiy The property ~as o~nea ~
Mrs Harris. ool0red woman Loss
~sli esceed f7os. No Insurance
Mike Shoenhair. Who gsr many
fsar~ lived On a farm four miles s~st
Of this city. died early this moruisg
A EAGLE omTe. la. where se moved
last year ills body will ~ returned
here and be wiil H. burls>f 10 Har-
mony cemetery. west OF TIE sitY.
Message Announcing bis deA,h ~as
received b. hls sister. Miss Anna
Shoenhair
Mrs W l. Thompson. moihcr oi
Miss Wanda Thompson and Mrs u r
calkins Of this city. died al Kansas
city Thursday afternoon Roth Mrs
calkins and Miss Wanda wege AZ her
bedside when fa~ end .ame Mrs
Thompson formerly li'ed In Guthrie
These mArriase ycsasei ~erc d.
sued since yesterday J. llsyes as
and Myrtle Mason. Is. both of Dnlh-
rle, Georse $ Me.seF IS. R0iss ana
Ida Noung. -, Oklssams ci,y. q a.
James. "a and nlsaeAe NJ Desisl.
81. both of ~ Worth
Lions again took the Rotafians 20
a cleaniny IN volly ball game. played
AZ the city hall last nlght The game
was hard fought from the hop. sfg and
Il was evenly fought until tha break
came In third inning The largest
crowd OF the sra on witnessed the
defeat of the proad Roles TIE next
game will be- played Thursday, April
p Lions took the isi. End. 5,h and
Sth innings while the Roiarlans an
nexed the 3rd and ath J W nlekell
retereed the game and score was kept
y Gresory and Fctherlnslli. wtiic
and Doye sept the side lines
cleared These men played Lions
George l. Anderson. capiain. John
Nlssley. Fred Beck. d y l.aMond "
" Hickman aud vern Haws Roiar.
Ians: DR. Louis Rl,zhaap, captain.
& clothier Geo Paddock. y ri
brown G Leah and Henry Jelsma
A game Is carded Tor ext week with
he Temple Guards third team. re-
GENTLY organized. Tie Guards will
play the Lions team.
Guthrie delegates 10 the 18th an
nual convention OF Eastern Star, held
az McAlsstert have returned Tho
next annual convention viii De held
IN Guthrie. Ofrlcers elected for the
ensuing year are Mrs. Gladys nsr-
gress, rawhuska. grand matron; Fred
Hhler. Hcnnessey grand patron. Mrs.
Sarah Morris. Oklahoma city. asso-
late rand matron. Dr Howard Waz
icr. shawnee associate grand patron;
Mrs Blanche Nesl Nowata. erald
'onductoress: Mrs. Elizabeth Ne
Nhirter Cleveland. associate grand
Mrs. Arnes Cameron,
grand treasurer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-16
l>>t Ret<t srRlkER>. 1000
STRONG cO BAtk III MORN
N TOLEDO: >irt ATtO<
CLOSE To NORMAL ~
\IW NOllk
Bis FOUR BROTHERHOOD
ISSUES UlT|MATuM
MN MIST All. ~ RACK On
IOB nv II \DAN or NAMES
WILL IN SrRItkE< FROM
UNION NOil Of Tilf
BROTHERHOOD


reiedo. osse. April is--ey large
majority, 1000 snssresos railroad
s~ateArsn os Toledo vesed tnss after.
noon 20 return 10 work immediately
They agrees 20 ahioe D, ocaasions.
prosiolng thst the trslnmen essor-sd
70 their respective positions ara thst
no determination Or prelvelcs be
shown against the men
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-16
ANOTHER WILSON OFFICIAL
QUITS TREASURY DEPT.

Washington. April i6.-R c LET
finvwell. assistant secretary OF the
treasurer has resigned md his resig-
nation has been accepted by President
Wilson.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-16
pJsliN INSURGENTS Are
ON ANOTHER rUscEP srpirE

Dublin. April - Another hunTer
strike Is reported - have been b. gun
N = IN JoY pTlson. The political
prisoners. both convicted and onton'
v;eted. zho are siill detained here
refused 20 take food last nigh'-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-16

ipg Il all depends on Who owns IT.
Organizations Of doctors are rising
fees in various big cities. The, dol
lar being worth fifty cents. all vrice>
ne raised and the average man will
get twice as much and have Just
what he had before. However. he
enjoys spending the extra money.
likes TO hold II in his hands for a
minute. and that II something. I'm
aginaflon a. powerful.
Good doctors are paid little always.
Poor doctors ere dear at sny price.
u could no, be worked here. but how
admirable II would be n our doctors
could charge a. those Of the Chinese
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-16
ANOTHER PREMIER ouIrs

Prague. April ie.-Premler ylasil.
NIL Tuscars government. formed in
July 1919. has rendered its resignation
to President Nasaryk OF czecho-
slovakia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-16
RICHARD HlIRr KNOWN 10
HAVE MARRIED. TWENTY
FIVE WOMEN III M<c
PAST a. YEARS
SEVERAL WIVES OF MAN
MYsTER|0UsLY D|ssAPEAR
SEARCH BEING MADE ron
NINA LEE DE IO<EN. ONE
or HIS VICTIMS: Bl1Gt-
MIST TRIED TO XIII.
SELF
BULLETIN

San Francisco April i6.--lt 10 be b.
lleved BY San Francisco police, VINO
are ososino into the records sno leos =.
ing 10 nistory of missing women
that RIchsrd rvi'e much married
man. Is also q "Blvseearc" u 10
stated that ., least one and possibly
three of MS more than 25 wives dis.
appeared here. mysteriously.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-16
stw osasA. ssvo1r
FxAusp ~ aaalEN

nefilp ApFu Ia .Aovs~nsa.as
lFsssps ~sfv massasi IN tks esassr ~
Isefiln last aisM. following ,hs ~.
tara ~ iiefr seyafiae, frnsstAn mla.
lasy " iAr interior. frum tAs nans
district, rhsss Ae ~a~ seat 70 osaaaes
eperailoas Amaaa sAe salts s@ssm.
hsed r~f~ fifteen TANKS. twsatr arm.
urwd cars and several I@taeAmsnss nf
'a&fhlae saHssru q is presumed
tais military msvsmsat ~as a result
- Fuuiprs - a aew revolt lmp~na.
lus
#svefin3 ordered thai shs vuslls b.
barrel from tho qsarser ~ tAs sty
euntalnins eavvfnmsnt baildlass, saa
NslhsimaFFasaa amd tstns< aea .f1a.
den ~ere hsld ~ lsilY armsi teaars
all aaY Yesterday
siras~ e"etltisas are reported rnsm
fNmsfanis, ~Nefe Fearfgaaria@ are
aetlNp
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-16
SLAYER or TWO IS
HANGED IN coURr YARD

CAscaso. April H. william Yaneey
Mills. Chicago. was hanged IN n.
county jail here today for The murder
OF Anthony Brixzslaro and l. Gsndski.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-16
CALL IS MADE FOR
CATS 10 NURSE SILVER FOX

New York. April IA call sor
mother cate TO nurse baby silver sss.
e. was received In New York today
fror, an vp-tste fos farm owner
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-16

~he -as touneed off a trsiisy Al
rous~n ~on 900 damages sodsy.
Ne sasd Tor one nietis for breach cf
eonsfac, and sisesg Tor -indlsnlty
aud humillaslou
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-16

The serdlcs sss won n che sapfems
court ~ Miss Flofenee y. Rooney
who suffered a permsnenf fracsurr
of ono nefhrr member IN an ast0m0-
bile accident
The verdict is a record breaker.
Taken IN conjunction wish other YER
diets the total saina'ion % woman is
fixed. Here are some previous
awards.
Hair tc0ooo
Sose is.s00
Eyes $4,000
Broken hear x2Soo1e.
Arms $4,000
Legs tso.eeo.
Henry Roster. retired merchant.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-16
OFFICERS HUNT roe
A MISSING WOMAN

Los Angelic. April HS-npui,
sheriffs began today search for a
woman identified as Nina Lee De.
Loney. who. they believed. was one
OF - or more women married dur
Ing the past fifteen wears BY Richard
Hurt who Is In the county hospital
tai here for treatment for self inflict p
ed wounds Miss DeI.oney Is one
o, the last five OF the women the
officers have been unable 10 locate
Hurt. using the name OF Charles
Harvey. according 20 = sheriff. and
Miss neLoney were married necem-
ber s. 1905. a, San Francisco and left
Santa Monica. near here. January rs
last. by automobile presumably Tor
Tia Jnana. Lower California with the
announced intention Of eventually
going 10 Honolulu.
had Many Trunks OF womer's Wear.
in1 Apparel.
Some days later. the investigators
declared. Hurt. under the name of
Harry Lewis. joined another wife
in Sacramento. California. The auto
mobile in which the trip 10 TIA Juana
was 10 have been made was found in
in a Santa Monica garage. officer
said.
The investigators said Miss Def,ou-
ey originally lived IN Hodgenyille
Ky. A telegram received By Sheriff
Cline from Hodgenylle. said the last
word received there from Tia Juana
February ss when she and the man
known as Harvey were supposed to
be on the way 10 South America.
The officers have found among the
mans possession five trunks con
tanning valuable furs and other femi-
nine apparel.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-16

Emperor used 90 charxc-so much
q week while thss ssnf~ror was veil.
ard not a cent when his majesty vas
IN.
Doctors also are human. Some of
them would work harder 81 disease
prevention ~ their pay stopped with
the beginning 81 illness instead o
beginning when sickness begins.
The high cost of woman toneB II
nov a. high a. tfsoqs1
This figure. which is adjusted 70 The
". c. l.. and everythins. was set up
In New York ss the result Of legal
decision placing the valuation OF slo.-
eee on one feminine LEG.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-16
TIE WEATHER

New Orleans April is-T6rhs
partly cloudy; Thursday, unsettled
weather.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-16

Oliver Hereford n Ms ns~ style
hook Of geography called Tho oldsy
Globe speculates on xhat might
have happened n concealed IN the
cargo Of hypofhefic nebulae destined
for the construction % the Terrestrial
Globe was . pFotoplssmic stowawsy
that sgrang 10 being in tho shape Of
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.IRuA>N ut~ fNtnN W-
rfNnA>,f Oi rulrAnl>.
tOn ttNu " AZ, SAYS \
vtMI< tOliRtsrO>D-
M IN tu\DO<
ptrfU
TROOPS Mlss[D IN
CENTER Of BERLIN
TANKS t>D uNlli>E ct Nv
STATIONED NJ stNt.FulC
POINTS: ALLIES AWAIT
ntrfs Fn0u GERMANY
I'M ~ NJ Any


abhlAFtN
Aa~sse. seF'i ts.--sassw&ss nee
ssesy see~ses'es - ps~esrs.s ~
sfsil ~ar, ssys 'n~ oany Mail esrsss
seegsss swss.t
To sassle srsas. s.n s<vsslsss
az ssrs~s s~s ~. - ssms ~ Ns~s.
'sFl ~~sss snsy hss. nsssssa sse -sAs.
sss rae saYs ere as.exsss.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-16
A1Iiss AWAIT asptv
fH0M auaaAnfA

Fsfia Apfll 70 delivery ~ inc ~
ply ~ ihs eounsli ~ ambassador
20 HaoEafisH ohleetloas % the tsrra.
~ 'hr treaty - nraee b~s~eaa that
n''Hpf1 ana shs aiiies "A awaiting 40.
pfpfai ffum wAahia9goa ~ certain
ssaasrs A. soon as President WI.
son's ansssr la received. the r-pty
A1il b" handed over .lth the F~aasats
fof pfou.et aesep'Aaes of the terms
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tcontinued on Page (. Col
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-16

e Il an depends on Who owns 4.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-16

Paris April is tgruat Hrisalas.
tssamp,ipH - sontfel af C0astsntia.
ssaasssssa.--.ssas ass..sa..-.-.-..--s--sa-.a-....
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03
She Wanted
Him to Work.;
He Wouldn't

Il says to him: Luther. you 20
sit n job-you take your BARRIERS
tools and work But Luther
wouldn't hold no job
That was the beginning OF the end
OF Luther Evereits romance, accord.
ing 90 Maud Everctt's testimony In
one OF the most bitterly contested al.
vorco cases affecting negroies that
has come before the superior court
In many moon. Judge Mitchell
Gillian II arbiter.
THAT man never bought mo moth
ing." said Mrs Everett "Oh. yes.
he did. lie gave me an engagement
ring. but that Amt paid for yet
Il used 10 give him money ever
sometimes 5000. and sometime
only a couple OF hundred l wanted
TO do right by tho man"
From two rooming houses Maud
received. she said. nearly 81 900
monthly. But there was other mon
ey OF which Luther knew nothing.
so. when Mabel Collins and had
a few words after Is years OF friend
ship. Mabel told Luther was hold
ing out on him. and LuLaer raised a
row"
To these charges. Luther Everett.
taking the stand. merely repl.edi
That woman never give me a dime. "
With a host Of witnesses and two
lawyers for each client the case
promises To be "A long ona
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03
SCIENCE DISCOVERS
/. SUBSTITUTE FOR
GLAND OPERATION

Tho benefits OF the marveious
gland operations can now b. oh.
taincd without submitting TO the
knife.
by new discovery. the glandular
substance can be supplied In capsule
form.
Glandine n q revelation IN the
modern history OF medicine Gland
Inc Ia no, a drug. II Is tho life civ,
ing gland itself. scientifically pre-
pared for internal use.
The greatest physicians indorss
gitndular treatment Glandlne re
builds the nerve systems. IL h.
therefore. tho most efficient tonic
for all weaknesses. lack OF energy
ambition. etc.
Sold In seattle at All Swift Drus
Co. stores. or order direct from Lab
oratoriea. inclosing 81. Mailed n
plain wrapper. GlAndlne Iabora
tories. Department IS. Box Gas. Los
Angeles California
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03
aHAUNTED"
FARMHOUSE
IS BURNED
York State Landmark,
Avoided for Generations,
No Longer Standing

ROCHESTER,. n. Y pcc. s.
lire finally has destroyed the fam.
.eps old house on the Dillon farm. a
~Hlie south OF Shortsvllle. FfrehuEs
or tramps are believed 20 have
eanscd the blaze The house had
been reputed as haunted for sev-
eral generations. and since back In
the seventies Il had net been occu.
pied.
The doors and windows were
broken out years ago. and the aged
structure presented a most rrpuE,
nant and dilapidated appearance.
Natives claim no one ever resided
IN the building for more than a few
months.
II Is said that the original owner
Of the farm occupied the house only
few days. the family being unable
20 endure the strange sights and
noises. Bats have been tho only
tenants In recent years
Weird noises are alleged 20 have
been heard In the house In the
night ard strange lights were seen
moving about the rooms. u is said.
The noises and lights were too much
for the nerves Of various families
who moved In from time 10 ttrne.
and they always left more hurriedly
than they entered.
For thirty years. n u said. the
building had stood untenanted and
rundown. as there was no incentive
on the part Of the owner of the
property to keep Il In repair. Tho
house WAS near an old cemetery
and this cemetery had something to
do with the -hAunts- In the opinion
Of some old residents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03
Japanese Forestry
Expert in Seattle

Mitsunaga Fujioka. forestry expert
OF the bureau Of forevtry Of Japan.
Is In the city visiting the forestry
school OF tho University Of Washing.
ton. He will return 10 Japan In a
few days 10 take a position az pro.
feesor OF forestry In the Imperial
University OF japan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03
FRIEND GIVES
GOOD ADVICE
TO MRS. BENSON
Seattle Woman Regains
Health and Picks Up
Fifteen Pounds by
Taking Tanlac

-Taniac has relieved me Of a bad
chs. OF stomach trouble that has
made me miserable for years. and
words can't express the gratitude
feel toward the medicine" was the
enthusiastic statement made recent.
" BY Mrs W. w. Benson. OF ASS
Warsaw Ave. Seattle. wash.
Before l got Taniac. could hard
ly get about. and didn't have
strength enough 20 do my house
work. but now I'm feeling JUS, fine
and can do all my houSowork with
perfect ease. My appetite was 30 poor
words can't express the gratitude
fercd from indigestion continually,
Even the little / did eat caused me
intense pain. and gas formed In such
quantities that n distressed mo ter
ribly. At times my head aehei so
bad IL almost drove mo 10 distrac
ton. and | had such dizzy spells I
would have 10 lie down for a while.
I was 20 nervous the least little
thing upset me. and was 10 restless
never knew what II was 10 get
n good nights sleep.
I'm certainly Eiad followed the
advice of my friends and took Tan.
lac. for Il has completely rid me OF
all my troubles. have n splendid
appetite now. can eat just anything
want without Il caualng me a par
ucle OF trouble. and have gained
abou, fifteen pounds In weight !
never have an ache or pain. sleep
Ike child every night and am al
ways telling my friends how Tanlac
restored my health
Tanlae IL sold In Seattle by Barteti
Drug stores under the personal di.
rection OF a special Tanlae rvpresen.
tative.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03
OFFICIAL
HAS NOT QUIT

The question las Has ] w. Thomp-
son. superintendent OF tho park de
partment for the past rs years. re.
signed-or hasn't her
Tho minute books of the park de
partmcnt as approved at last
Wednesdays meeting OF the board.
show that Thomson'a resignation
was formally accepted at its meet.
ing last week
'You can tell the town that have
not resigned" said Thompson Fri.
day. That's all IN say at present
but I'll tell you all about Il later"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03

been asked TO contribute five pad.
dleA size three feet by four inches.
to be used In administering the cere-
mony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03
ACCUSED MAN
TRIES SUICIDE
Fails in Third Effort to End
His Life

KANSAS CITY. Dec s.-Denny
Chester. under arrest in connection
with the murder OF Florence Barton.
society girl. made "A third unsuccens-
full attempt at suicide today.
Chester attempted 10 butt out his
brains against tho bars OF his cell
when his guards looked away for "a
minute.
Chester. after being nIbdued. was
chained 10 a cot
Ills Injuries were not serious
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03
KNEW HOW TO GET IT

WASHINGTON. N. C.. Dec. !
The Rev. r. y. McLendon. a
revivalist. announced that In his
audience there was a man who
had been hetraying his family
and not leading an upright life,
lie also added that unless that
man placed a $40 bill In tho col.
lection box he would announce
his name EiEhty.five so bills
were deposited when the box was
passed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03
Touring Club of
France Creets u,

University Of Washington students
we're greeted on tho occasion of the
stadium dedication by tho Touring
Club Of Franco The following
message was transmitted wednesday
thru C. A Guerard of the local
French vice consulats.
The 10000 members OF the
Touring Club de France send their
fraternsi salutation to the students
Of the University of Washington.
and thru them 20 young Americans
~ large. TO whom France Is attach.
ed by indissolubic bonds OF affection
and gratitude"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03
Official Vote on
California Jap Law

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Dec. 5.-The
California alien land law was adopt
81 by a majority Of tss,ssT. the of.
fetal count. made public by tho SEQ
rotary OF state today. showed.
The vote for the measure was
GSs.fss and against Il 222.oss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03

Thrr were three drains 10 two
births in France last year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03
Manganese Property
!. to Be Talk Subject

The Manganese Properties Found
In the olympic Mountains Is the
subject Of an address to Be delivered
by Ernest NJ. Patty Of the Washing
ton state survey station at p. m.
Monday before the Geology club on
the campus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03
Naval Reservists
Recalled to Duty

Thrive hundred and fifty inactive
enrolled men OF the naval reserve
force OF the 18Th naval district have
been recalled Co active duty under
trtining on board the hattleships OF
tho Pacific fleet during the cruise OF
tho fleet 10 south America They
viii report AZ the navy yard at Brcm'
erton between December and II.
and win return between March 10
and April 1.
Ever sine. the Middle tEc- the
ear bones OF fish have been held
lucky.
Kansas farmers are using morr
than "a GOO tractors
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TT LOOKS LIKE
l. A BIG NIGHT

Forty pledges TO the knights OF
the Hook. underclaAsmen's honorary
fraternity at the university. will be
Initiated into tho organization Tues.
day at 7 p. m. at the Sigma Nu
HOUSE, Each fraternity house has
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TRyours roR COUSIN KATE.

play 20 be staged by University Ora
matte association. will be held In
Denny hall next "wednesday after.
noon. Glenn Hughes. Of the dra-
matte department II directing the
play.