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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-10

n,rosinrs of ihe thAmbsr ~ casa
mere, held meeting last hluhi @nf
outlined voFk fof lha year fhs at
tendance wsa large Commlliesn e.
look after the digisFent llaeN ~ eivle
activities wsfe named An open seH
zion II Tho Chamber. wlfh Fvffssh ?
mrnls. wlll hn held AArvh ~
undor plan mapprd oai ~ Hfs
r.tary Gsegory ihs dlftsfsu' eiim
miti~rs Niil meet 81 ianeheons ~
discuss their pnphiems ard after
formulating reports present 'hs SANS
ts The fall meeting ~ The 'haubtf
~ slated sessions, probably ones =
month
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-10
SAVE THE GIRLS NOW
SLOGAN Or PILL LEAGUE
Abolition Of cigaret BY 1875 Is
the Hone Of Lucy Page
CASTOR and Her Lieu.
tenants

chiraFo. Nerch - Abolition ol
.isaroi smoking IN Amefiea bt 1875 ia
rae aim u lho International cissrei
league ~hifh has seen pfHanlsed o.
4 suffsssor u ihe apgl-oigsTette iea.
sue. u pas announced today
sac TIE Eifis. is one - ihe lea
enc Slogans. and an effort ~ill b"
made 20 sniiss ever Eiri iu chlcafo
IN the "eiesn life army u che lsa<ae
Miss Lucg PAGE Castor. esseaiiss
sapeginisndsat ~ ihr organization
Addressed mesiinss ~ Nfihodisis.
Presbyterian anf Congregational mia
isisfs today IN az effort ~ enlist AID
'or fhf cause
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-10
This Starving
Dog Eats a
Pig Aiire

Nee aedssra. assSh fe-s-ooe
~eas eat osa. the ED ssssas as<s.
sus sce ~sil eat pss rhis sAes ~ss
hroasns se~,s te Nssrsss Fsslsf ~
. fsrS inle ~ssnn<r ~esa . stray sss
race its nay into "a fsr~aysru a.
North soen<ssss. DRIVING enc "
rs pea iste a eernsr. u llssrsi.g
~sss u alive
When sse ooa apessres ss ~
FsllsF's fsr~e f ~as nsAFfs
ssrsishec. erssssrs lnse the psn.
u chased ene % TIE psss rsass
zhost. ara tire animsl ~eaQea lts
reed ees~~n ss~e eesrug TIRE
pis tired N ssir &c escape rhss
tns ses sss se~n 70 a FoSsl feast
% eosk eAeps
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-10
MARY P|CKfORD TO WE'D
FAIRBANKS, IS REPORT
Two Movie Stars Will Spend
Year In Travelling Through
Foreign Lands Il Also
Rumored

New York. March To- Mary PICK
ford j. 10 be married Douglas
Fairbanks and the pair Of film stars
viii then klip away on = tour 81
Europe. according 10 = story printed
today IN New iork mofalng paper
on shat n said 20 be inform 49, CON
luE from q -reiisble source
Authority Tor this statement T. said
10 come from : person intimate wlih
the tao 20 xnow their intentions.
which inclade retirement from the
film World following the ceremony. u
Is said
Miss piokfords attorneys here.
however dsniea having any informa-
ton - . coming nupiiai IN which
their clieuf sonif figure
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-10

board Illegal Later fIitiemofs
hrDaehi suH. dssiarins the setinn of
the board Illegal ana asklnE fsln-
statement
Juas~ Dodee fonnt tbat fhs eDn-
ifotefry bsean 10 IN fad u isfs. r..
rardiag me exfeui fhai 80 trustees y
pabllshi1g sotlefy weFe aublsSa 20
control and Supervision - m a.
fsetofE u bfcame afuie shen the
ffusfsss rsfased % sign an agreement
Whereby fheY wefe made 20 dsf iafe
fheir undertaking ~lth che directors
% - fhsf fhs aireciors had NAL
authority - reeEr1 - the pubfshIng
soriefy A. he trustees refused 70 10
thix the directors passsd . resolution
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-10

Bosion. Nsrch 1s-The trustees o:
The chrstizn sciencs psbllshinx 80
flsty today Won their suit against the
Thrhflan Science board Of directors
20 restrain the directors from inter-
ferfnx with the sociefy.
A. TIE same tine. John v. Diffe-
more ron his san Tor reinstatemeni
- q nesnser u me bo~rd of 6Irert-
crs
John Frederick Dodge. - spec
rasrrsr. found that the directors had
- legal riehf % remove Lamont
Ro~lonss from the board Of frus-
tees znd that The charges szainsf bin
we're not sufficient IN lzw nor made
u good fzlfh- II vas also he'd thz'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-10

From The above g-oap & Is frEs
came the chief support FOR the pre-
hibiticn amendment. but a. bef~e~a
= vet and dry issue and voting he
republican ticket. the negro prooi.-a
j. counted upon 10 keep tha south
safely dembcntic.
The south. moreover. has hal
state lawx on the liquor question:
i0nK before the federal amendmsa;
was adopted
A. Tor Missouri. Maryland AM
Kentucky. which have shown q tea
sency 70 become Republican. he
democratic strssegistz say TIE liaror
guestion uosld surely keep them
democratic
Eastern states
Es.,fersi
~tas~ yess
Nsssasaas~tas ...ss.-..... ...--...--. l.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-10

wssAlrssse. ~sfss to--rss p>s<s
rssss essfiesslsa flsns ~ sn~ s~~sss
sntss.a lts h~si ard e@ss sstsss'y
ssrssssss eskss 'sssr. ~gsr Assi<ts
rsn sas me s.sssvsssers sssfsss. sns
1nralshsa hvss-sss - ss flsssssa ~
Hsra 10 Article rsr. 90 ~sssh ~
fsss ~ tns pssss sr~sss sssls ss sss.
pssssa~ius s~s eawe~ss ssrss~sss
sss n shs masils ~ a. sssss trees,
sna ~afa 8ssamsrtl
"rhs msmhsrs ~ ~. lsssss srssr.
'sks % fsso~e' ses preserve ss
suslass sstsfnsl ssassssis~ shs sss.
f1ssflal snssueltY and sslssiss psilssssi
lraspseasnss - an wsssh.rs ~ sse
issgss n tsss - saY sass zassss4
slen. sns souaail .Nsll saslss epe~ sr~
msans ~ ~slsh thl. esllassi8e sNslf
bs fsflilsa"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-10
IiIIt tl.u DsH iOit~ tlO0~t
pnItI ~ MIS-"

ghitana Maria De- The rhl,aea
Medical society issiaf ennouhevi
Ices shafgea b, 80 600 msinheis
would hs lasrssssi from q % o. Tor
rslis 10 o. and go and tfpm ffe
la telp and t4ie fpr appendicitis
operations Other fees woaid BE- ln-
treased Ffuinrtionateif fhe an.
nnuncsmsni sald
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-10
WAR rfcwYn ovrn
TIE WIFE DURING DAY

igaa.fer sieetsm fem
rsesfiee ssis efae rn,nr ta w
plase ~ fhe narrnila rsfa'sur
ecmasay hat hssa kili~a W wsvi~#w
bandits ne,ails e'xen ~ ne NEE
sag
80 chusu NA fhsfa~a
barbara Haliivas. slsfsf - MoiAer
Asys Essnsslins u nams. italy h~sf
~ shs ufAlllne Sisters . cstholle or-
aef. died
chleseo - delegates % ths Va
iloaai Peffnlsam congress predicted
fsfthsr laffsssr q the price ~
aaaolias shs sgflnw
landon The sapfeme e0mneli
lssaed = metaetaadam an eefla eco.
n0alf conditions
Little Hask tl0ssrnae fhaflsa
iiFoash aaaaanfed ths HaafA<esiefa
socsoioxissl congress seaId b. held
n fafl woftA nrrt October
gfeMhyton. fex fudss ! W
tufien q widely kn8.n fasss AZ.
tafney died of sauada received Noa-
dsy nlxhi san t'atss = EuFmsliy
rhaFasd wlih the Ahsaslaf
Ss4 Ysfk Herbert fissxsf. Ia
letter % nsiph Afnald. of f1s Aass.
- Na@ faFA representative ~ tbs
Make linsves Ff~sidsnls club sf cai-
lfosals. declared h@ sss sot sssklax
rahise effifs aad that his amsislsn -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-10
t>tiI stuI~
~ HIDING uOiiI ~iiIt>

Philadelphia Narch DO Hit i2iop
lou iant steamships slil bt halii At
Hartman iis ilit scar
rouffarfs f. ihr teeeels have been
siGned Wafa s ia stsu within a
fe~ months rhr entire capacity 81
shs yard will b. reqaifed 20 tafn ihe
rit snlps ouf on illts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-10

the directors had no poxsr 70 dis
charge DiffeIaore and that even " thsf
had the rover. che reasons asEigned
rere Insufficient and we're not made
In good faith
Two Deeds ~ Trust
The suit fnsoIved inierpfetafion 81
fxo deeds Of trust made By Mx. Mary
Baker Eddy. founder q sfc church
The first made IN September. 1stz
gave 10 four trustees. 20 be known ss
the -christlsn Science Board of d.
recfo-s- rish cerisin powers. the land
spoa which the mother church was
later erected. The other dated J4ns-
arg Ee1s. gave she three trustees the
propsrty Of the Christian sciercs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-10
Short Cuts To
Home Mems

Thefv sili ~ psAseF ssfsioe II
ths fifvi n y ehnrA terisAi Ane
Res tallAn -ill SPEAK. hta sahis~l
hslnx let to- Dead Harry TAssl
Dead fasrsaAs esealns Il se shs
fe4rih qaAFterls eengefsnss sln e.
Aei1 Al ihs eharsh Il ~nleA time al
effieial msmeers sFs Fegaessea 10 -
present
Josveh lelfsrscn ~ Cathre Ana
Miss falnha tenA Mile - ladepsns :
dsnee Missouri ~efe anHea N mar
FiAgc ~ the Res Scott Hudion9
rector a. Tunly krlseapal sharsh
st the rssdsneo of frea A uish on
faxt haessoa As~naa Snuass
March 7 TAe bride II me asashisf
u NJ ana Mrs Rohert Willie of u.
Dependence. Missouri and sister Il
Mrs. fred Gish of Guthrie The csrs
moay vas performed Ia The presence
~ Mr. aud Nrs Willie and f.w
irirnds from Guthrie
Red Cross headquarters at fea
ersl hulldlng has sent out another ap.
peal 10 the cltisens of cataFtc FOR
help Ia a good cause Thu time ased
clothes, prlneipAlly for niris and boy.
IS wanted II yoa have Ans oioshinr
that you can spare san up the Rcd
cross ladies at friefAi building aud
ihes viii call Tor the package
Annaal election of oiucefs for
Elks lcdse No sst vas held Lass
nlght aud resaltcd e. follows kxal.
ed Ruler charles oieon. t.eadink
knight. Ton Jenklns Loyal knlEhs.
Harvey Matehrtt; I.setufinr knight.
Arshar I. Esans, rlier hsfis Match
clt. secretary, Theoaore riiaon
Trustees. Pred Soshi. 2-year term; n
y ncrwln uncxplfcd term oeorRe
Paddock wAs elected delegate 20 the
convention which ali meet
his year Ia Chicago
4 iurS IN district eoar' yesterday |
afternoon rendered Judgment Ia favor |
n Df y Sharp AGAINST V Come
saf IN a contested prouJssofY note
salt fer alrtrilntion o. estate os
he late Arthur Whiiney lcEan co0n-
~ farmer Who died inieflate. was
started In district eaari yesterday hs
Pearl q Whigney hls ~ifv. who says |
ne l. the real owner of tht property
lavins purchased u prior o. the death !
n her husband There are other /
relatives conicsilug Zoe partiulpasSsa |
IN The property
Louis fresmeir was bronehi BE-
'ore Iudxr S~ank this morning on =
nntempt warrant charging him win /
an order to pay alimons
aio court pendinr a suit brouRht hs |
.is wife Tor disorre Iadre Swark
,rdered Frsymeir incarceratef IN -. !
ounty jail for five days and save him
10 dayf In which 20 pay all bacN aii-
nony 20 hls wite a. ordered - tae
.oart
A Jury Ia district cour' today ls
Icafiag evidence Ia the suit brought /
. A " Roberts Against G . MIN
.harxlns malicious prosecution lie
asks sk.o03 damages Some months
Iro Mills swore 20 a complaint charE'
ng Rcbs<is With stealing a sct ol
harness rom him The men both liss
u the Mulhall neighborhood and are
lromincnt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-10

Warhlneien Nafth 10 President
Wilson 'odAf took his ,hlrd auiomo.
blle ride since hs was vfdered 20 bod
last October an open car was used
and Nfs Wilson. Mes Mareafst VII
fon and Neaf Admiral 0raysou. his
phtslel Ian. accompanied BIN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-10
Airpianc Mail
Carrier Dies
When Plane Burns

uikharf. tod. Msrxh lo.--A gov
efansrt aiplses mail carrier.
iasnuhsa - msrhs oa hls sleshinoi
a. llsvisnArs clAYson bspnsr ~
Chicago. sss hufnsa a dsssn ~ ria
plsrs ~hsn a feil near ss~ Psrls.
ind shous 70 a'closh to-day stos
A. became ioss - sHs wlss. a ~as
shcueht ard ~ss ss'siHa shs Ne,
hsth faiirosa ~hlsh the vsall car
ftefe foiios~ dsly ~ their flaht
osss thls section 81 ths sovntfy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-10
SOt III BANK OI MD
RiNIH ~ STATE I'M

rnio. March io-Usdee . de
cision of ths suprsre court -
,he United S,asss me south bank
Of the Red river form the bosr
oary line bst~ssn the states 81
~ otlshrra ar1 resss. accofo
sng 80 an opinior aiv.n iu eouri
today b. Feserai Judge Vos
mans
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-10
GA. t>D BIND " ,fCIiNsl\.
sTItI. So R,IlIIiJ.> IOO/i

saltlmcrs. nscrh fo.--A psesY
of men entered ,he Mount Vernon
drllrry here e@ry todsy.
bound sno gagged re oosern.
nent agent ard t~o ~sichmsn
IN charge of ths plant. ano hsviso
s~sy between forty and fifsy
barrels % WHISKY. worth. st pos
eminent vsissuoft abevt d,s
600.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-10
MADRID Will pUsiss
TIE Fooo pRofiTgER

Madrid. March iH The mguifi-
paiiy % Madrid has decided 20 "a
prizes on sil articles q pflne neees-
sity aud to punish severely ail l*r-
sons infrnKlng 81 price regulations
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-10
>tsInfsnN ut' ruf t>lul
NitI. ttO~I ~ itss's ~
uIDtI tttOt NJ.
Dtnf~ MN tntil
NM N>n ltif1
ultlIssN
SIZE Or PEACE TIME
ARMY IS FltE0
sF>srt ttItns Dstks rnr
It~r STAND ~ NntltiE
IN. nOtH >Itpt~ pist-
rAist ~ tight tO
niIflN IND


wasAsHgsaA. MsvuN to.~~rrs slsgss
aev.f~~eNss ~iil ssassss ss ssFsnss
lean. fftm - uawss ssssss ss~sr~.
wsns. nssfessff ~ enc tesssssy
aeasse~. sHeau~Sss sassy kssas
~sss - sNs sillss - ss,. sesst -
tfsslsats ~ ~. ,.r hillle.s sssnee.
'ssa ~ eamafsss. NJ ssusssa ssis.
sas a ~ss a@s ss~sssssss ss.ssssss
- ssillss ,At ssmslnssr ~ tss sssnss.
ssils~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-10
COAL MINERS tOIl
~ FAVOR ~ stisikt

London. Mach 10 The aatloHai
etnlsfenfe of coal minsfs lodaf De
slaref In favor ef . Esnefsi strike
- . neaas - snf1reinN fhs demands
fr q national Ealien - gha mlaes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-10
SIRE 90 rsAcs rlST
ARMY " vlssp

wahlrssse ~sreh io-~A- sss~
astssa essss sssns srwy ~ sss 600 e.
Nsssa msn sra ifsco svlssgs ~~s sp-
nfusss ,aasy ~ srs se.ss ~slss ~
. vsts ~ - - ~ Fssv..s "a s~s~s
'ns srwy esafasnssssla~ hlIi - - "
~ -. ~s.lmsm sss-assr ~ sfs.opo
rasa sas is.soo esfes-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-10

Dsa.oin- III Nsrch To-Tke Dap
ti-s state association y IIiiBois. ssid
to represent zboas sseese persons
voted diszgsrovsl of tbs i1fsr-ch1reh
-orid movement a. coaf@renee here
yesterday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-10

Ser Orleans. La. March 1g-lsz9-
-To1ixht cloudy. warmer Iharsdsy
eIosty- xaAr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-10

TWO voae FL,sss

TWO MORE FLiess
KILLED 81 FALL
Mar. ga Nsrss fo.-chsries
ss-s. oiios. ara Meesprics Esrie s-6
6lsncrsr1 81 New vers. ~cre siiIeo
~he. tneir sirpssne erssre5 70 tire
cres,c e. resse ts Nis-s isss cisht
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-10
WOULD tDD To IllE uGO-
llOlIC CONTENT ~ rNt.>-
ENT PRESCRIBED LIMITS
AND REQl IRENlf<Ts
HOOVER IS "Onr", so
IS GENERAL PALMER
SENTIMENT FOR MAN WHO
HANDLED TnE ROOD SIT
ATlON Dt RING W Ar ~
STIlI. TO THE FORE:
GOULD UNITE
SECTIONS

Wash gton. March 70 Speciail =
Prohibition has made its way ln,o ~
strategy chamber o. political partie.
wlsh The prospect that the derao
Gratis al least wil consider sefsa,.y
isersing a damp plank In their plat
form.
The leaders here are against she
sAseoa. against wAisky. against .
repeal CT ths federal lFohibl'ioe
amendment but Ia favor 81 naSra'
interpretation OF The LAWS and loss
draAfsc enforcement act. 40 ma.
Ileht wines and beerS may be m@es
in the hone or eoashi like ans other
srtioie OF food. crowded the bescr-
ages do not contain too aach ale ,Aei
Congress. under the amendment
10 the constitution. can define ~hst
Is ifoxicasing or non inloxscagins
hy determining the ptrceus of sloo-
hol that Il i permissible 10 ase
AZ prs~cns the la~ reads - OF
per cent. Democratic leaders thlrs
this Is sbsured and thst the country
would no, suffer the evils - wtfncss
which the Ant saloon leagn
preached - vigorously Il tAe pe-ceni-
age doubled o. even trrbled the pres
eat amount
Damp Plank as vote csttsr.
Bat the interesting phase OF the
question + the consideration ~isea
"A darsp plank - = vote gei.sr IL
the next elecficns
Could The democrats carry 'he
oonntry By "a. We present to-day
table of states which several aen'o.
crAts OF prominence have worktd
oct aud which they think could he
carried with a strong cGrdida'e cn
fiAtiorm containing declaration. q
liberal character IN the matter Of
laws relative 70 intoxicating liqaors
q will be noted that in the first
gruap are stsiss of the %o-callod
solid south with certain b0-ser
states, thus.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-10

esuaed. teuet and hsedisd =
tasttsh
Nese sN~ fssshss hsf asstlss
slaa shs ~ss alv~~ a sssnsaAv smsf
~ ethsr ttesNss ~efs tas%r sesy
srem nee ~ ssr ssaAsstsss re
seosw ~ss N smsll feemsHa
hnues.
IRE slrs Fs~ssiess sAefs "a
houes. vnssI ia sns sssules 49,
sarhomerss semmvnsssssa ~ssh sHs
slsis ~ssFisa moshsf ~ tsis stAsas
fhs fuis i~eeses upee fFsshwsr
60. sss ~ tNsiF elders. fssas
~rhou sNsn 40 xeHxsfs@ witn
r,swhsrs ~ shs aals sss n tNs
gcfuasss. hslls a. eisssfee~sa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-10
Girl Is Ha-ed
Because She
Is To city

ss~ Sess. ssfen q sssss
sNs i a. pfssts tnst 80 stvsa
sitoastNsr tes ssu9A egssa ffa*
tns rssls sleasags. ara - 1 flA8
skess ss,sussers stetstss -
ssspesss vean fsmlnl~s fsssk 81
sns eisls - sAs @ass a. "a
eiassss. tfsss rsne~isseWef "
~ssslrpsen asasfs eelssns g =
soes ansvsesssy seama 2
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-01
MAC SWINEY LEAVES
ALL TO EDUCATION
(By United Prcss)

CORK, Dee. / - The few pounds
left by Terence McSwiney, late lord
mayor Of Cork, we're willed to his sis
tcrs, Misses Annie and Mary Mac
Swincy, to be used in financing st.
Ita's school, Cork. Mrs. MacSwincy,
the lord mayors wife, has an indc-
pendent income.
st. lta'o was founded by Miss Mary
McSwincy about five years ago and
was the forcrunncr of the present
widespread movement in Ireland for
secular schools where Gaelic is the
language of the classroom. At the
invitation Of the teachers staff a
number Of American newspaper men
recently visited the school There are
about 200 pupils. children Of many Of
the prominent families Of the south Of
Ireland, and mostly "young Madon-
mas" as one Of the party put it after
hearing them sing in Gaelic sQmc OF
the cid Irish lallads,
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-01
Troubled Ireland From The Inside;
Republican Army Numbers 30, 900

that its members actually pay TO be-
long to it instead of receiving any
monetary consideration for their Serv-
ices. A sum of sixpense weekly IS
paid by each man, officer and soldier
alike. No favaritsm is shown in the
selection Of officers, and it is said that
there is no single incident of volun-
teer refusing to carry out the orders
of his superior.
Decentralized authority for local
raids and minor offensives by com.
pany commanders under the general
orders for concerted action by the
brigade commander is in effect in all
districts, with the exception of the
larger cities, where the higher leaders
direct all activities. In the the recent
conflicts in county Kerry immediate
ly following the death of Lord Mayor
MacSwinney, "a general offensive was
ordered, in retaliation, so a Sim Fem
leader told the United Press, for a
suddenly intensified activity on the
part Of the police and military
Eighteen soldiers and policemen were
killed in the resultant fighting, anc
about % wounded.
Although medical examination is
not generally required of recruits fol
the Sim Fein forces. fairly higf
! physical standard is maintained. Vol
unteers who are judged to be unfit fol
active Service are utilized in the finel,
developed intelligence department, OF
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-01
GOVERNOR-ELECT
OF MORMON FAITH
{By Associated Press)

SALT LAKE CITY, Dec. l.-GOVcr-
nor-clect Charles r. Mabey of Utah,
republican, and resident of Bountful,
near Salt Lake, who will take office
Jan. !, succeeding Simon Hamburger,
democrat, Of Salt Lake, is a member
Of the Church of Jesus Christ of Lat
ter Day Saints (Mormon), served dur
ing the Spanish American war in the
Philippines and during the world war
in the United States army with the
rank Of captain. When he takes over
state affairs he will have a republi-
can majority in both state senate and
the house of representatives, while
Governor Hamburger had democrat
ic majority.
Governor Hamburger, who goes out
Of office with the beginning of the
new year, is the only non-Mormon
ever elected governor Of the state Of
Utah. He is capitalist and owns
mines, electric railroads and other
business enterprises and is rcputed to
be many times a millionaire.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-01
ARIZONA SENDS
NEW PRESIDENT
CONGRATULATIONS
(By Associated Press)

NOGALES, Ariz., Dec. 1.-Gover-
nor Thomas F. Campbell of Arizona
today delivered to Alvaro Obregon on
his Inauguration as president Of Mex
leo an executive proclamation of
friendship and good will from the
chief executive of his state and the
people thereof to the new executive
and people of Mexico.
Delivery of the proclamation was
made for Governor Campbell by his
personal representative at the Obrc-
gon inauguration, Col. William a.,
Thompson OF Phoenix, Ariz., who
travelled to the Mexican capital city on
the "Obregon Home Folks Inaugural
Special" arranged by the chambers OF
commerce of Nogales Ariz., and No
gales, Sonora, the home of Obrcgon.
The proclamation follows:
"To General Alvaro Obregon, presi-
dent of the Republic Of Mexico, and
to the Mexican people.
! "Greeting:
! at is with especial pleasure that
send my official and personal greet
! ings and congratulations to the dis
tinguiShed statesman and soldier who
has been chosen as head Of the MeXi-
! can republic and as leader Of its peo'
pie in their progress toward peace
development and prosperity.
81 have been impressed by the clcal
sincerity and fervent patriotism o.
General Obregon. am confident o.
his great ability and his stern intee
rity of purpose. | know that he will
surround himself with officers Of higE
ideals and Of devotion such as his owl
to the welfare of a people whose Op
portunities have been torn from then
by years of devastating warfare.
"From this day onward wonderful
progress may be expected within you
. land, upon which nature has bcstoWc'
such rich bounty Of soil and climate
rare and valuable products and Of min
cral wealth. Back of these, hence
forth, will be the bulwark Of a stronj
government, eager for the advance
: ment of its people.
!; "FOr the people, in turn, | feel sur
j there will come fullest support Of tn
strong and courageous men who ar
S taking up the heavy task of Mcxica
r administration. From people unit
h ed can be expected great achieve
: ment.
r "This message Of good will goes :
y the hands Of large dcputation {
: Arizona citizens Of high standing.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-01
By RUSSELL BROWNING
United Press Staff Correspondent

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
DUBLIN, Dec. 1.-The volunteer
"Irish republican army" now num-
hcrs over 100000 officers and men, ac-
cordiug 10 statement of a Sim Fem
lrigaher general TO the United Press.
Lack Of munitions and artillery pre-
vent this force from actively taking
the field in uniformed combat with the
British military in Ireland" explained
the Sim Fein leader, "but the Volun-
teers will continue to carry out the
openly adopted policy OF physical re
aistance to the English army of occu-
patton"
How is this organization maintained
IN country where every city and vii
laee Is heavily garrisoned by "hostilc'
troops, and the country roads bristIe
with armored ears and military motor
-iorries? Where do the Sim Feiners
drill? Where do they get their guns
and ammunition, and how is liaSon
effected between widely separted
units?
II will betray no secrets to answer
these questions in general way, fol
the facts are no doubt known to the
British army intelligence. In fact, Sin
Hamar Greenwood announced in th'
house Of commons recently that th'
entire plans and the names of the lead
ems were known to the Irish office.
The Sim Fem army ls unique i