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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-07-13
YOR SAiD

FOR SALE - So acres good limestone
soil, blue grass land, has run from
$500 to $500 per acre in Burley To-
bacco Good corn and wheat land
Nine room house, good barn 4Ox64
feet new; and all Outbuildings;
good fences. Land rolling to level,
no waste. All kinds of fruit, Run
ming spring water, fall or spring de-
livery. Prices right; lays near Cher
ry Fork, Adams county, o., 16 miles
northwest of Maysville. Frank Nc
Clanahan, Winchester, Ohio. R. d.
No. |. 13Jul2t
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-07-13
LOFT

LOST-Monday night, in the chautau-
qua tent, black umbrella with black
handle. The finder will please leave
at this office or return to Mrs. C. R.
Mower In East Second street. 1885,
LOST - On Saturday night, brooch
pin, set with small pearls and ruby.
Finder will please return to R A.
A. Cochran at January & Wood Co.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-07-13
COLORED CITIZENS.

The Pastors Aid Club will meet at
the residence of Miss Florence Lang
in Graves street. All members are re-
quested to be present, Business of i'm
portance. MRS. CHAS. HOWE, Pres
MISS MATTE JOHNSTON. Secretary
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-07-13
UNCLAIMED MAIL.

List of unclaimed letters in the
Maysville postoffice week ending July
"A. .
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-07-13

Reptiles rarely died in daylight
usually between nightfall and mid
night.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-10
DIVIDE STATE INTO
FIVE TAX DISTRICTS
Coloring Of oleomargerine BY
Restaurants Is Violation OF
Law and Punishable
BY Fine

Hecanse of the great accumulation
~ taxes that individuals and firms
IN Oklahoma are required 20 pay
Hubert L. Bolen. collector of inter-
nal revenues for the state. annol 1ceS
that The state has been divided into
five divisional districts with a chief
deputy IN each Under this arrange
meni taxes may be paid al the diyis.
ional office instead OF having 10 eend
tue returns 10 Oklahoma CITY
Delinquent tax collectors are hoSp+
ing the various internal revenue IN j
spectorg busy nov, according to tbs
collector, and he says no let-up M
pears IN siam lie has issued orders
TO hie deputies 20 watch for viola
tons OF the olcomargarine law. by
which uncolnred hutier substitutes
are purchased and later cclored
This ~ permissible IN the house. bat
M tells aud restaurants doing 40 are
subject To prosecution and rno ~
5000 for each violation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-10
SAYS SPOON|NG IS
NEVER EDUCATION
Man WHO Handles Carnegie Ben.
efactions Sees Danger
in Go Ed Schools in
Country.


New York. May lW - may ua
highly important " hnvw how ~
fpooK bs,t that Il not education
HNding hands on the campus ~
might under certain circumstances. vs.
delightful. bui II ia not education,
either
Therefore. beware thc educational
college,
Such IA the creed though he docs
not express II IN exactly those terms
Of Dr, James Rowland Angel. tlret
successor to Andrew Carnegie -
president " the cMrnegie corporation
which supervlsea the Carnegie bero.
factions
Institutions whore young men and
young people study together are ln
great danger ~ becoming mere ma
trimonIal hureas or clearing hounes
FOR filtration. he fears,
on course. Dr ANGEL admits that
young paDple are iikely 20 Hind uieaE
IRE in each others company no mat
ter whether thay 20 20 coilsga to-
GNiher or not, but he thinks they etn
avoid number of pitfalls II they 50
70 different educational institutions
~ Ii safe assertion" hn said
that many young men and wumaa
would be better or In colleges of homs
ether variety Experiences certainly \
tusgeHta that "a co-educational btt
yeeiiy II a dangerous place 10 Aend
Young women brought up IN Acneolw
for boys and r'rls soyeraliy
The sending of certain girls IN
snnli educational lHHtltHlona wlthous
providing Tor xuardianahlD ~ any
Bind Is often IN The hghevt drgreo
reprehenslble."
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-10
SILK SHIRT FAD IS
AGAIN SWEEPING CITY
Sales Break All precadents. De.
spite Fashions Decree
For Madras and
Linens.

" yeu consult the very best mara
aalneM you will find the mandate ~
fashion this year ia madras ahirsa
stur the men
nut men arv not wearing madras
shirts They arr wearing allk shlris
The demand for alik shirts was
mover 40 great ~ u t@ heen the
lapt few monthl elvrkrl " rhr
haherdaahsry say And the demand
is far ahpve the Nntspiy
Natwithstandlug iha madras phifta
wear homer aud better than elk
shirts the demand continues Prices
on the ullk kind hextn "a s ami uoAr
a. hieh as tia and $40 and dewpnn
this the people who can least aff0rd
TIE luxury of Hllk are buying them
it's the man VINO worhw hy the day
sho buys silk. the stare clerks eay
lis the map who works hy thr deay
and weta from $50 tta week
bright colors. eolors designed iu
make Tho fastIdloua totar and hold
their hoada, are The reienlng nlyisa
robins esg hmc. Mic wroen. canary
yellow, rasa rink harp green and
hell red
iligh coai 81 living experts deploFn
the tendency u iauN the silk shirts.
they say as t0ueh aT what they aay
silk shirts res resent.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-10
GUTHRIE VISITORS STAND
UP At suNDAYFEsT
sidelighss On Revival at Okla.
homa City BY nellie Bunyan;
Modern Hospital; Baby
Department.
ey NsIIIe eunyan I,nrInus.

Oklahoma city. MAY 10 Quite a
delegation ol Guthrie folks wefe down
lnr the week end "kody Rcdehea
vor had the Guthrie visitors stand up
during the ~mng seFvlce
nr Floyd holend Is IN charge Of
the emergency hospital bulk under
the southwest end u tho lahernacle
Two nurses IN unifofm are always on
duty and two reserves can be sum
nluned II they are needed A special
telephone has been Installed to be
ueed II IL becomes necessary 40 cali
mn ambulance There are two hos
plsaI beds fully made up. and on the
wall h lone row ~ shelves com
pletely stacked Win medicines. ham
daros. and dressings,
\ small HletilislnR APPARATUS on q
wooden table q water cooler and
couple of chairs provide abou, every
thing has il necessary to handle en-
cfRency cases
Dr Bolend SAYS Il reminds him a
good deaf of old times. and that he
feels quite ai honlo IN this litila first
aid station with ils rough pine Board
interior A place az we'll fitted up
~ this would have aeemed lIae
Heaven over seas" said Dr iiolend
remlniecently
A flne Rlf shout . years ola was
sent over from the nursery q day or
70 ago. 10 DC given first aid The
child proved 90 be the little sister of
one of the nurses on duty
on the south side of the big tahcr
nacle IN the special nursery building
Continued on paso 8, Co -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-10
EXAMINATION FOR 9TH
GRADE PUPILS THIS WEEK
Successful Pupils May Enter Any
High School Or College in
State, Questions Are
Hard.

Cora + Farrail. county supernien
dent has arranged 10 hold eramina
ton Of eighth grade pupils for GER
diicates a. the court house naxs
Thursday and FRIDAY. May ID ana ia
Those passing successfully she tests
Will be issued diplomas which Will
enfiti4 them 20 eafer without farther
examination any city or high school
the College for Women. the A A Nj
college. the district agricultural
schools and state normal schools. The
questions, which arc unusually hard
this time. are sent out by The state
suI@FInteDd and she answers are
graded bg special county exaxnltn
ing committee of which tic county
superintendent is chairman Pupils
must rnSke general average " rs
with no Grade below 60 per cent.
Following is the program:
First Days 30 10 s.30 a NJ q. s.
history. $50 10 10 m physiology
10 TO II N composition; II TO ~
~ civics; is3o 10 230 y m spelling
2.Sp to 2 p m Oslahoma hixtory. 3
90 p m grammar: 20 4.s0 M
drawing Optional, see rule ~ ej. /.
Second Days 30 10 10 a~fl arith !
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-10
WHAT licked OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

Warsaw poliEh torcca occupied
kieV. Il was announced
Swashingionr The American can
l,assy reported thAt revolutionary
forces occupied Mckee CITY Friday
that there were no disorders and that
foreigners wrv~ NOS molcssod
Washington prcxidont Wilson, IN
telegram 70 oragan democratic
leaders ISSUED a call TO the demo
cratic patty 10 So inio The oampalsn
slandlng four square ia favor oi the
treaty of vcfreilies aud against the
senate resolutions,
Portland. oro hN@hl persons
Killed and gN injured when two ia
terurhan care coliidod near here.
LAREDO. Tex NeaYo Laredo Was
captured ~ revolutionary troopD and
General Reynalda Uaraa the federal
commander. Tied 20 Amorioan soil
New York The national socialist
lariy nominated Eugene v ncbs as
ils candidate for president ~ a meet
ins az whict sAcakrrs denounced
both che republican aud democratic
ertics
Cumberland. Ne Frank Carter.
actor was Killed ia motor car ae
cldeni
Copenhagen The poniken pub
fishes report that foserirh military
preparations were gping on "a Ru-
mania
New York The national associA-
tion ot credl, men aunt letter ia
its members aanesline 20 The Amefi-
can people to copclade famtaTo
Of cNtraysgance as means of sia-
bilizing living costs
Chicago The RI. Rev John
Heyl Vincent, many years bishop
of the Methodist Episcopal church
died
Conelautinoplc An unsucceE6-
ful atienpe was made Friday night
so assassinaie the Grand yizler, Da-
mad Fordld pNaha.
London A peace treaty has been
concluded between soviet Russia and
The republic Of Georgia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-10
STATE PRESS BODY HAS
JOLLY ANNUAL MEET
Resolutions Condemning News.
print Profitsers and urg-
ing Economies: Publish
ers Hold Gridiron.


McAlcsier May 10 Tho annual
meeting Of ths State Press associa
zion here Friday and SATURDAY. was
highly enjoyable affair About goo
members we're present and An attrac-
tive program was given Features of
the meeting was an address by Dr.
ilruess jenkins of Kansas city. on
present unrest The ladies of the
Forlnighily club OF McAlester pre~ent-
ca a pagean' al the Cny park In
which sii hundred took place. The
pageant began with the meeting. OF
Coronado ard the Indians. followins
up 90 the french settlements. the
Louisiana purchase. ands finally eae
union ~ okiAhoma and indian Terri
tory and statehood Il WAS a very
pretcntious offering and was cos
tuned 20. the period Association
members were entertained Al tho
state prison wlih luncheon served
BY convicts and musical arografa
given by colored hoss OF the reform
aioTy The textile workers and twinn
fa"iory were visited and their work
exssla4mss.s- --s,~ srar4~n s~rsswrr and
aides The death house. soon To have
victim. was inspected The twIre
factory of the prison sold more than
million dollars worth OF 'wine last
year The prison h self -susianlng.
Work and industry Is ihs rule ~ the
isstilnfion and coavicis are numbered
but not garbed The heraill'oa de.
paffment, where finger prints an6
measurements are taken for identity
is perhaps the most complete in the
country.
Visits % mines al Krebs we're TAX
en- and Che citizens % McAlesier were
exceptionally hosipabie The ses-
Fions OF thf association were held fl
the Scottish Rite Temple Another
attraction ass banquet. followed BY
a grid iron "a the Busbs hosel
some q the politically ereas and near
great we.r srilled and thsiE fofbles
disclosed 7 he association adopted
resolutions presented by Mr.. Nlbia.
~ guthrie. In which newslrn. profit
tftrs excoi.a a, paper econols ureee
and adyap2es In rates prayed for o
meet Present conditions ahltl Sers.
onsly ra@nsc, the life of neRspaper
\ lishinz. legislation asiing for -.
.i.;'9r G. fize Of mesropol'tsi ntet-
pasArs go: ay papers especially, vas
as,e :. a7i {, Lgreas vas asa ! 70 an
10 ,riA'e tllc interest from tha United
states fpN il loans 70 extaerstcn
mems benefits Present mall zone
system and intended chan wer
referred 20 and thanks offered the
states congressional delegation. vi
Reno was voted the next meeting
place. she other tontssaEes nDeing
Ponca Gfy and Hugo Richard Elan,
Pawhneka. was elected president. J.
Z Newland, Frederick, l. B Meyers.
McAlcster. and Lucy Easton. Chaiga
nooga. vice presidents. and r. g.,
Bronson ri Reno. secretary -treaEur-
er
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-10
NuEvo LAREDO FALLS:
REVOLUTION FORCES CONTROL

Laredo Texas May ia Suevo La
redo, the most important MexicsE
garrison sown along fhe American
border between Jutez and Mata
rnorOs. TODAY was quiet and orderly
under cotnroi OF revolutionary forces
who. after . sr1cf haEfle wath the
federal defenders yesterday. took fuii
possession oi the place
General Reyaaldo Cara. command
er of the Nnevo Lareso military dis
araci In the CarrsnKa government. wa
safe in the Mexican consulate AZ Isa
redo following an excfing fligh-
from NBevo Laredo. In which bis aa
tosncsile was struck by Ia bullets
fired by pursuing rebels
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-10
LARGEST HOTEL IN
WORLD FOR CHICAGO
Great Building Will Be Three
Blocks Long: 10 Be Built
On Lake Michi-
gsn.

Chisago. Mar IN. gcnree for tie
largest hoid ir the world. % frsrt
three blocks oa Lake MRbizpr.
and Sheridan Road were risAe
pubiic today.
According 10 the plans. the hotel
wfii b. 10 live HnNs wfsh tbe prevent
Fdsewsier Beach hotel a. .0ns Bss.
The archifests sare planned 500
rooms The coss y estimated >, sis
el4a sea
A theatre seating 259F. ~ a
feature n rhe plans A pa2cos K
alley fhree blocks Yong. cosfneciin.
All ibe unars. sae kiichenetfx for al
,bes4 who desire 10 cook fhesr own
meal anS one Ss-story mrl for bscbe-
Bors. are other features.
a Hipinsum charge 81 sls dav u
one Of the units il contemplated.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-10
Fifteen Hundred
Shopmen Near
Pittsburgh Quit

Pittsburgh, Pa, May fos~-.Fiftsen
hundred shopmsn In the mcksss
shops of the Pittsburgh and Lsks
Erie railroad failed 20 rspot Tor
work today. having voted In secret
meeting last night. II was stated. 10
Join the striking yard crews.
Sls men who yesterday attempted
10 speak Al street meeting of the
national committee os iron and
ateei workers and the American
civil liberties union at puquesns. q
stcoi town near hsrc. we're today
sentenced TO serve 80 days In ths
Allegheny county jail.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-10

Ei psso. Texas. May to.-~Mesicsr
resosUtiorists cversocks ano dispersed
the troops eseortina Persistent Ger
rama in his flight from Mexico City
causing them serious loss. according
to message from General osreson
TO Governor rverts, supreme ccra.
rnsnoer Of sAx Liseval Constitutional :
tsts army. nnsssc public here TO-DAY
Gercrai obreaon detailed the car-
terc os Mcxieo City. confirming ,hs
report sos wholesale eseeusion %
military soldiers az Mcaieo City by
General MsrQuaa before fhe csrransa
leader fed the Capital and a. the
capture Of P9hss City. enc cs the sars-
est IN Negico csrrsnSa is tlsoaass
20 Rave been captures.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-10
Short Cuts To
Home Mems

George Nel4sn. enc 80 year oil
rhsslhop who saturday nsght shol
ana almost instantly Killed hAS fosmes
cham. Lewis Bevsram. also 20 had his
preliminary haArlng before judge
Roles ia Sa1nfy court thss afternoon
lie Was held without bail tor TRIAL
IN first deeree manier charec and
wia hss tried ~ the next term og aAS-
triet coars In the meantime he will
he coasined 30 the county iaa heSv,
rsnpae Who Witnessed the killin0 say
]. wss uaprovokca and cold -hlocdsd.
p H. Haraiman. living IN iAe
leonlnm ncighhorhood. was brought
SO Guthrie slr~ Enognlag b. Degass
eAsN swanson rii charge al
aspa ening 90 kiil h. slfe. he was
= 'rSSsN on $500 gana Il, igsttsc
HornAd&y for appearance o. an ass-
.ssult charge before district coarf The
handim~ns have mad domestic troa.
hleS ~ late and the wife filed a sNit
tor divorce lass week and she family
mlx-na followed resulting In the arr
rcsS 0s Hardiman
Charging ths her hnsb band is
civil engineer ard H. we'll. able. ii.
nanciaiiy, 20 care for her, bat that he
has refused 20 contribute 20 var SUI
NaFt during Vae paS. JAfS~ yeasi1
Oklahoma Pierce has fiseA soF divorce
from Frederick G. piercs Tne coz
We were married in Kansas Chy in
1915 and have nO chiiaren
Geriie NJ Rauewon and JOHN A.
ENtt@rfon were married Ill Gathrie ri
1915 He deserted her MAY & 1910.
without csuSc aewordinr - she wsfs's
petition The wife prays she court
te sesae an absolute decree of dsorSse
and RESTORATION of her maiden name.
Geagse Field There are no children.
A second suit Was filed Saturday.
~ h y Adams against John \ Wal
lsce charging alienation ct his wife's
affections The first suit filed some
months ago. was Withdrawn. Adam
sues for sesoea damages and court
ocsn and asks thar the court grant
. lien AN shc northeast quarter ~
s@eaion iN township i6 nN4h az
range ons xest. The case viii prob.
ably Be tried ag the next term Of dis
ifie' poars
There N Az old gray haired wid-
ower in this town. said a county ~
fiesal Today who is going 10 ges IN
20 serious trouble Il ne persists In
maktng advances 10 eeA1ol gsrlr
HfSsenily lltile giri, IA years al agr
vsrkiag ia 3 city restaurant was 40
preached by this cay old I.oghario
y no asked her to make a aSte with
him. The Cir refused hai baa eve
ming when she went tc sss7-r room
large box of chocolate candy was on
her bed and note from the man.
the request THE father and
oraher OF shis gtsl srs inspected
FARMERS and ii they acich on 10 whai
'ais fellow IL trying 10 Do 10 the lRlle
g7ri there viii DE fur flying hc
added
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-10
TAMpicO. MEXICAN oil
TOWN. TAKEN By oBSEGoN

f4oustcr. Texas, May fo.--TaFnpi
CO, irnp9rtsus OIL town or TIE Gulf q
iaeyico. capituistec % forces of Ger
srsi obre7cr yesterday. according 10
rsoio s5ssces received BY iocs oli- IN
serests here early this morning. The
a5Sices sale tire towa went over tc
tire resciusionists ~ithou, seriovs d;s.
order.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-10
Man Who Killed
Wires Sent To
Prison For Life

Los Angeles, May i0.---Jamcs -.
Watson, who has been convicted OF
the murder OF seven women, today
wss sentenced 10 life Imprisonment,
at San Quentin by judge Wilson Of
the Loa Angeles county superior
court The sentence followed on
plea Of guilty TO the murder Of Ian
Lee DeLoney. murdered last week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-10

PoBca City. May TO- y, w Mar
land thinks tine employees are entitled
10 dividenF on their work. juss ~
the stockholders are entitled 20 diw-
deus Dp their money
Mzriznd's success " one Of fhe
many wonder stories OF the oil e0un-
Try. He had been sndifferenliy s1c-
cesefui in eastern Oh fields He ar
riysd In Ponca City IN as0s. on bor-
rowed railroad fire Il - xzAd. as a
result ~ the sanlc of 1907. Today
strings of tank cars carry his name
ali over the middle sem.
And because he built szs, 900 900
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-10
ANOTHER AMERICAN rs
KILLED BY MEslCANs

Lon Angeles, Cal May ~ Mrs
Harry u Lyons Of Ventura today re-
caiycd word that her husband. an
American, war shot by Monicans Ia
the state OF Durango late IN April.
acoordias 70 story which tBa Fix
amlncr printed today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-10
Marland Oil King DipideS Profits With His Workers

that other companies In tho same line
on business pay. Then II pays stock
holders dividends good ones. be-
cause the oil businesg IN risky Then
our of the surplus II pays the en-.
pioyes' dividends ~ stock is dis
trlbuted among the stockholders. the
employees are given an increased div
idend on labor sufficient 10 cores
pond with tle increased dividends
stockholders gei from their increased
stock.
In addition. employees can buy a.
much stock In fbe COMPANY. AZ par. as
they can handle. spreading payments
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-10

over nv" years; and ~ fhe company
has been on ten cent canh dividend
basis from 'lis beginning tbo stock
lpays one half Nv own cost. aud aarns
comfortable income when u is paid
for
later plan worked out guf The
Kay County Gas CO.. another of tho
Nariand interests. " combined form
oi the salary dividend aud stock con \.
tract plans. Employees get their div
icends az the end Of ihe first year in
stock a. par to' the amount or 3 per
crnr of their ralsfies and the amount
y Increased 2 ~ per cent each year
for 10 years,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-10

corporation oui Of nothing In. 10 years,
tx knows, he says. thar brains and
labor are more important In the oil
business than capital IL.
So somsahing Dver YER gtso
shen the company WAS about to de-
clare quarterly dividend 20 ~
stockboIdors, n deviare,r h similar
dividend 10 les employees. based ON
their salaries. and aold fbean thai
thereafter they would share In ths
company'F prosperity jast AZ tbe
stockhoiders did
The Msrland company pays wages
flrBi; wages on just about the bzsis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-10
oRRE.0N FORtESN con
TR0l. OF AL LARGE
CITIES. I\tl.t DING
CtplTm. on
REPt Rl-lC
OKLAHOMA, GIANT DATTFp
SAILS FOR VERA CRUZ
BLOODY Mf.RGtl. FEDERAL.
GENERAL. ORDERS WHOLE
SALE SIAu GHTER or
POLITICAL PRISON
Il Frs
sulLgrlN

washSnsson. May 'o--The dread
nsvshs osisnons Mas oraered TO-DAY
20 proceed fren New YORK 20 Key
West, Fia- for possible oats IN Next
car waters
Tire strip will step en route ss pha.
soelphia 20 take on . fun company %
marines frcr, tire league lsianc sta :
ton. she is expected 20 srrive there
toniqnt.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-10
K. p. GRAND LODGE

knights of Pythias Grand lodge viii
sonyene In Oklahoma CITY Tuesday
8 n. smithson of this city will re-
present lhe local lodge. Ardmora ia
. candidate for the next meeting
place
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-10
SPECIAL BOOZE ROUND.

4 special booze officer has been
assigned 20 Guthrie and rs on the
rob today l., IL IN plain clothes but
carries the authority under federal
commission 40 arrest dispensers OF
f,ooze aud prescribed drugs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-10
DEAD MAN ELECTED
DELEGATE N INDIANA

Richmond Ind MAJ ~ Returns
from lnsiznas primary disclosed a
dad mzn haA been elected delegate
to the rerublican stare conventior
Thomas " Dunbar ~ Cenfelrisle.
WIS on the ticket. bns - had died q
days before tire primaries
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-10

me'ic: 10 " II 8 m reading: u 20 Il
m agriculture fboys rule ~
Domestic Science fgigis' rule ~
1880 TO 2.3o p m geography; 2s20 u
, , m penmanship. 3 10 $3.50 D n
music topisonal. rule 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-10

The peak of high prices In shoes
has been reached. according 20 tan y
ners and manufacturers. who add,
however hat tise publlc wtlI not feal
tho reductions before tho holidays, Il
then.
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Head of Repoiters
In arkansas is
on Trial Today

aesena. Ark,. Nay lo~4td ware
seSrstaey ~ AeSa aeuf loaps, Pre-.
ureaslve Fse~~rh awa NeHAsN9'i
uAgen % Aeerses. ctsarssd ~sH
murder IN cenneetlen with the
Eialns lnsurftvsgen 81 oetaher.
tais. will 90 10 trlsl hers tvs
nsorHlna for the reesnd usws. esn
4slms. another neurc asrsAssH 'ev
ere SANE etsesss. ls also vehsdsiaJ
10 face a Jury today
Five esheTx sentenced lsss week
: ere sentenced 20 die,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-10
THE WEATHER

New Orleans. May 10 Tonlghi aud
Tuesday. cloudy, probably thunder
showers.
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Women sho wish 10 abthe IN lakes
and pools g. oklahoma CITY may use
any sort hathlnx sult they MAY de-
sire ~ the rsillng made ny Jco pai.
terson. commissioners OF public props
erty OF that city. Il