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Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-01-08
Honeymoon Ends in Hospital.

Attempting to elude pursuing wed
ding guests by running away In an
Mr.. and Mrs Gusiaye
Johnson of Bay City, Mich were in
lured when the machine landed them
IT, ditch beside the road. They con
tinued their honeymoon In hospital
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-01-08

While no official announcement has
been made that khnki is to be discard
I'd by the United States army, n new
uniform OF sea green color will be is
sued soon, 1t is reported in Washing
ION
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-01-08

New Haven, Conn.-Si1 men were
arrested in connection with the sale
Of wood alcohol whisky which they
are alleged to have shipped from here
to Chicopse, Mass.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-01-08
Neolin soles at Rendall's repair
shop, Portage. Phone Red 1151.
$4,000 pounds Of Sugar seized

Menomonie. Wis. = United States
Marshal Frank O'Connor seized $4,000
pounds of sugar at the plant Of the
Nestle's Food company. This factory
had discontinued the canning Of sweet
ened condensed milk and was packing
only the eyaporated or unsweetened
products.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-01-08
pershinu to Make Lincoln HIS Home

Lincoln. Neb.-General Pershiug an.
nounced that he regarded Lincoln as
his home. that he had bought house
as his future residence, and it was his
intention to some time embark in
business career here.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-01-08
Foreign language Law is sustained.

Lincoln. Neb.-The Nebraska su-
preme court handed down a decision
unfolding the state foreign language
law passed by the last legislature.
which prohibits the teaching of any
foreign language in the grade schools
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-27
Women Present at
Rotary Luncheon

ln urd r'u mako o. possible fnr po.
uUnrs o. have their wives ms guests.
their regular weekly meeting was post.
Inn.d from uuUn until O'clock y,stcr.
1ly evening. 100 which time q sumpluous
h1gu., WIS spread at the Amarillo
hotel lnH.udlng the guests. 1903 were
present 90 enjoy the evenings program
o. is th. custom ~ ltouulns tu have
several meetings each year ut which
uu. 100, ni.,s arr guests. and these
injections. r. considered the most en-.
iuu.. of 3ll
Na. rIs furnished by an orchestra
v'h .l iuWrhrvs as leader Rev
GDy Ruth rlurd pastor of mo tirs,
Chu n1 church delivered tumrly nd.
dr.s which WIS mghly appreciated
Mu 10 A T1i, % Slaton. bat formerly
,l tl.is o,". SING two solos.
~ cl.h accepted an invitation a. DO
gies ~ the Canyon State Normal q
Thu lIr next week President IAN
and "r iGeFw DuFot have arranged n
.Nry lutaT STING program and insist that
th. 7h.0. l' included In the mfty
Tro"1. tinr LAST night WIS on, of the
most successful hold in several months.
according Geo koltrians.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-27
Internlnent Of All
Identified With Erin
Cause is Planned


" Associated Frrsa.
Il. DUBLIN, Nov. 26.--Authoriiativc o..
formation was given the Associated
Press tonight that the arrests today
81 Arthur Griffnh. founder ~ the Sim
Fein, and John MacNcill and =. J. qua
ran. Sim Npln members II the parlia.
ment and others. was the prelude 20 a
contemplated roundup of a number OF
wellknown men either actually or De
lievcd To he connected with the llisl
fepuhlica movement.
"Somc form ~ intcrnmcnt ~ plan.
ned and Il Is intended 90 hold the lot
81 them Indefinitely the correspond
ent was told
The official who made the statement
said he believed no chargc had Set been
formulated against Mr.. Griffith or pro.
fessor MacNeill. but that their arrest
had been decided on for the reason
that s'documcnts recently discovered
show n link between the Dial Eir,aur
and the republican army, that the Dial
Eireann had been collecting funds for
republicans known 10 be- engaged lr
the murder campaign and.that IL sooml
Uncomfortable that Dali Eircann was
not aware that trey were voting money
for the purpose of tbs murder cam.
paign."
II was added that "wc possess 40
the Dali Eireann members"
The officials said that two instance.
had been reported a. late ms to-day of
attempts 10 raise money Tor warfare
On anc case a wcxford farmer hai
been threatened with force unless be
contributed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-27
Toilers to Have
Share in Industry
Of Jewish Homeland

W Asfo. ih'rf Tres,
HltFALO. ~ Y.-The Zionist Or.
gtuization uf America no i,s .3rd an.
nuai convention today approved an cN.
terHi,c program fur the industrial.
financial and agricultural development
~ the new homeland f1r Jews Boo rll.
cstine Tho u.Urum was approved
with only orc Important amendment oi
tho executive committees proposals.
The amended proposal related o.
Palestine Investment corporations Th.
executive committee original r,auiu.
tiOn pledged me- organization Go iuyos
tigato 90, formation 900 900 wrts ot the
United states uf lural Palestine invest.
mert corporations tu invest portion
81 their capital Boo thr Palestine go,-
eminent lun aul Boz uuhn, utl.ic.
and financial Institutions There.
Tho amendment which was adopted
after o. loug debate provided that a..
fetal endorsement shHll D., given pref
cruhly 90 companies that ugtc, Co In
corporal. boo their charters provision
that shah favor thr employment Co.,
jewish Wukmgn. and shall seek ih.
avoidance d class conflict tv eIylH-
Oh, cuu,oye,, Voice boz tho manage.
meu' Df 90. corporation"
The delegate, myuug the am,rJ
mcui wen, le1 hy Dr. UUnr, Kuilor
a. NoV Yor fnl llde, Hugo Pam ul
Chicago.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-27
,Ireconcilables
Resume Fireworks
Against League
By Associated Press.

" AAAuNIN1 lNeaa
BOSTON. Nov. 2e.-The League a.
Nations was attacked az an American
first meeting In mechanics hall tonight
: by United States Senators Walsh q
Massachusetts,. Reed ~ Missouri. AMI
Gore 81 Oklahoma. and by Govern, r
John y. Bartlett q New Hampshire.
senator Walsh said that the League OF
Nations was dead aud AIDED that IL has
the sting and poison - death IN u for
pNhlic men. for political parties OF for
the cGpntry that touthes A."
asenator Reed painted the recen, cleo.
tl0n as proneunclng. the decision Of the
United siates ~ frerlm oui of thg
league. The great and solemn refer
endum has been held he said IAN
the people refuse 90 haul down IA.
American flag. The voters decide I
That they preferred the policies 90
George Washington 90 the policies Of q
distinguished gentleman whom r..
Spect 80 much that VIII not name
him. Let the verdict be- oheyed by ali
men and bet them obey Il as II was req
lstercd."
Senator Gore said that we come TO
this birth place Of frccdom 90 celebrate
the re-birth 81 American liberty. Per-.
haps I ought 20 say We come 20 bury
the League q Nations. not 10 praise l..
This election IL Americas first answer
TO the challenge q intornationalism
and Of autocracy. The results are re-.
; assuring"
Il do not know whenever our coun.
Try. through God. may be- called upon
20 do another job" said Governor Bart.
-lett. but I am thankful tonight that
she n free "a do whatever God A..
mighty tells a. 10 Do in the future"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-27
Acknowledgement to
be Judge and Jury
in Case Of Hously

~ Associated Press.
LITTLE ROCK. AZ. Nov 20 De
4 u. liuuslvy. uf Hot Springs Cunyis'.
"a last summer of receiving stolen
property. ln conua tiUn with the 1l
legged Whole.al, ih,ft Il automobiles bon
ii;ilo Rock, tomorrow s tu receive "a
new trial in which Governor Trough
viii De- both iudgo and jury.
Houslcy now b. On a three days tur.
iuugh from The Arkansas pcnit,ntiarv
Whore he Is serving years Sentence
granted To- the Governor a. allow him
90 spend Thanksgiving at homo. He
has been instructed 60 appear before
the Governor tomorrow tu recount his
side uf the ease with q view o. deter.
mining the lusliCs VI Flea 10 hi
friends fOr n pardon.
Iva addition o. liouslcy two youths
now at the state firm-HumCc HAY,
an CAde Campbell, have h'sn ordered
a. appear before Tho Governor o. tpu
what they know 81 the ease. They
worc cnnvicicd.of stealing the autnm b..
hilcs alleged ~ have been received by
Honsley
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-27

regular, do net suffer the pains ] used
TO. keep house and do all the work. I
recommend your medicine Co all who
suffer as | did and you may Use my let.
ter as YOU likc."--Mrs. MINNIE MfroH.
Ill. Harrington, Me.
There are many women who suffer as
Mrs. Mitchell did and who are being ben.
Gifted by this great medicine every day.
II has helped Thousands Of women who
have ksCn troubled with displacments.
Inflammation, liberation, irregularities.
periodic pains. hackachc. that bearing
down feeling, indigestion, aud nervous
prostration.
lydia T.. Pinklmms Vegetable Gem.
pound contains no narcotics or harmful
drugs. II is made from extracts OF
roots aud herbs ana Is safe medium
for women. " YOU rec-l SPECIAL advice
write LYDIA T.. PiuEham Medicine Co.
confdcntiall, lyEr, Malb.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-27
Fly-Barton Drug
Store Now Open

The fly Barton Drug Company. thai
has just opened tur business In az
laylohnsnn Bulldinc. is one IT the
u'1t,st and most complete drug stores
100 Amarillo 4 large stock of drugs
and .undrI,s BE- carried. and the stock
BE- entirely fresh
\ ada fountain ~ the latest typc
adds tn tbr Beauty ~ 90, fiStur,s. anl
runllo dispensers Hrc iu charge vi
it Tho shuwcisrs are modern IN every
rr'poct ami neat window displiy rs
featured
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-27
Market For Straw
WILDE Provided
Panhandle Farmers

Amarillo ANA 10. surrounding coup
try b. io have "a market Tor the straw.
tt"t h.t iuiurt hls been burned. n the
plans of M. n VI Bosarman Of Sallna.
NHuns. oTy through.
Thc rnsd 81 Ciiy Development IN Ia
r,,iut of lr'tu from Ma Boscrman
aching Information nf Co the 1pmuNi.
mont" price Of n,lory location. to
cover about nyc acres. al.o as to labor
'UudiiinW and building material stat
irs thll ID BE- his doar, 90 iurato fac.
tory here 10 manufacture paper from
straw.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-27
Pickett Case to be
Ended During Day

AL testimony IN the case ~ Mrs.
llor'nc" \. l'uckctt It al versus !. W.
kulla"r 10 recover The amount of g. OOo,
posted ls earnest money on u real estate
deal which did not 10 through. viii be-
completed this morning and the case
viii go To the jury this afternoon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-27
TIL EGR \PIlERS' Union
Will. MEET TONIGHT

There vill ho meeting ~ the rclc.
eruhu's Union tonieht at GOO y. m.
In the county court rown. according to
statement eft g a. Matthews. local chair.
man of the SANITY Fc organization.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-27
nv Associated Press.

ny Associated Press.
LONDON. Nov. % Arthur Grit.
fith's arrest In Dublin. il Is stated.
came as great surpriso 90 Premier
Lloyd George and thc Irish oiiicc 81
- even declared tina, Il brought forth
some adverse criiiclstns from the pre-.
mier and from those Ia the inner cir.
Giles q number 10 Downing Street. the
premicr's official residence
No orders Tor the arrest ~ Griffith
had becn issued here. ., l. said High
er officials have considered him one
of the strongest modrrating influences
IN the Sim Fein organization and no
evidence 60 the contraryh report says.
has been Forwarded L. them fror.
Dublin.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-27

anu : u q Y "a near
ing d ow n feel.
ing that | could not
stand ON my feet.
| also had other dis.
trcssiny symptoms.
At times | had 10
give up work. |
tried 4 number ca
remedies but Lydia
T.. pinkham's Vcge.
table CompoundNid
M more good than
ANYTHING else. I am
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-27
JOIN THE MOOSE.
Mnrrilrn I.lcrnscs

Marriage hcensc Was issued YESTERDAY
~ County C'prk = 81 pittmln. Ga
Joscph simmons ,coiorcdi and Miss
Myrtle Garrett lcolor,dl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-27
P. A. Zehringer

MATCHMAKER and Jcwelcr. formerly with
y. H. SccWpld. has opened a new jew.
CRY store az COS IL Folk 81.
Carrying IN sioCk a complete line a.
fine Jewclry and Diamonds. etc You can
save money hy buying your Jcw,lry and
diamonds from Zchrlnger's Jewelry
store
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-27

American troops On duty in tho Mex
lean border districts number - so7.
Tho T.. 5. marine corps was ,stab
lshed by an act 30 Congress ln i59s.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-27
InliSis To- Army.

=. J Shipp. of Grocnyillc, Texas. IN.
listed in the army. and let last night
for Camp Travis. Tie enlisted Tor a
u,riUd oi three years.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-27
FOwLER's STOMACH WATERS.

Have relieved thousands Of stomach
sufferers permanently. Sold hy all
druggists on a money back guarantee -
ADV.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-27

Get your suit or overcoat today
at kcndall's Big Cut.Price Sale.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-27

Men - Don't delay - go right
aow and get anything you need to
wear. Kendall's Bona Eide Sale.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-12

Tins razrzrtts Is r.a6s Z good Saith- ]; Is the
trp-esslur q cu-f15tncs e the rlz-ufsct1rers n
TIE merits q f-escrsTtlpz C-2225 - tensfr those
zno sutfs- VIZ rteE-zs-1ka- g-oEt- 1Enbz<o and
tupEt Ekln diseases cz1seS ~ sz5e ps.s8-s Il n.
teo6
It1s ls ths r1x-z-tet pThich kccs-r-zr5es every
sacEzge- Tzst I've $50 bs<-ies os Prescription
G-@2-S sccs-dlnr the ci-er1sozs r1rsn. following
s1sgeErls1s as - der a-c os1y Az1l-k II. after
Ink treatment Las bes1 Dse1- - benefit
Ftr7sncec- ssffscisr. sas-<y re coz-inEz1rs Of
TIE medicine take the ez---y bg--Aes hack 20
the 1r1EElE from wf0n purchased ard the s3-ee
z-lg-zlF px5a kin VII - caet-1uIlr refunded
tos- c-1cgz repairs Tsur ease and i promptly re-
-rru-Ee1
o. cpr-ss there p< long E-z1Ginz that
-tqEzrs -ts Il ssFs-zl so-zaes - accomplish the
-es1r-k desired o1- - benefits derived after
taking reCr-x- osr-1es presrrzrr5cr C-ezz3
-<o-Elos-Hc far -es--=ae- -.er< rzy ee so-ne
op1--k q xas<ts- further Il ne prescriptis7
advisable
Izns ara sxrs<1enre have dernc-r--z-e6 that the
-ess1--x q -s specialist ro <z-s for-nE-s-e1 -kEs
rresrrHrfaur- tzsec 1Ezszxl krDu5e1gt cf
-ass diseases cz1se5 ~ zcia 11xir ppsg-s the
blood Es made s-acy uf sac. Diseases ty con-
trnec experirer-s- be k-eE S11z. drzrr urDcnced
the uEzirEeE kE1 PES. res1zx / TIE treatment of
hundreds q IN rx-1s.-k hs ha6 zrnrle orp1-r1zify
Il -es again ana zrzi.- ne crrz-FTs properties q
tE ev'n pre>crsr7-ll-s st1r1 8 rev k1exr Pre-
sc-srfapr C-xZ2s-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-12

The executive council 81 ihf ltacne
% naTlans has been called 10 lneri
I ln Pafl> i0elSy. ns1eusihly "a namf
8 committee fo investigate c0ndi.
Ilons ln Russia Mheihcr ihe BE-
'1ihegAtions N4l be limited M iha.
une Hoppe j. maffer for Specnia-
lion Al l7> last sfsSion ih
league eaEnoi admitted Swii9cf.
land - al original member WITH.
eui ang pnoulse 20 Soin Forces iu
eliar ng ieaEpe decisions An
other case 81 nief1aal realsior hT
agreement u mav soun far
fetched laf shaall The iupasse az
Washington continue European
need 81 Amerran assistance in
sciNlnc ihe prahleins irMnr ihe
League aigli. sieetS1 ,rrh renis
lou ni TIE covenant ~ would meet
Amtlaasn easeeiions >nJA 4 pos
SilllliY might sceoAni for cor6l-
irons al Nashingion. where
aespass apparent indifference re.
alse iafe e fhr ie1rus fecsnse 81
2 deadlock bafh N5es keep in-
frwdne .Ares3aa iri6 Eurqpeaa
s5iileu elts. fsa Whiie House in
fte Acr1a-af sislsuie aud mfn-
htrs q fte Senate fy resolutions
rhe aisp1sitiors in
ETirns. EegYi and elsewhere
NesEeie appearances. II Is aaut-
tnl If -he learne wiz hg 1l'one
io Ole without desperate eifoig
10 save r
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-12
WET ADVOCATE CREATES
An UPROAR IN CHURCH
Heckler C4ascs Much ConEnotao1
IN Nees-nr Of The AIT
Saloon League II
BROOKLYN

Nta verl asor rs-kr sa-
srssss a. q crawl hs.saf sf-s. r4~ "a
Afs&se Nsaau II Anderson ssass
.n..ssas.ef.4r4 u r. Atss- Se4,er
sers.e 4sns~6 81 mrn,, 81 wss~s
ss.,.e. Rarssss ,harf Pnas4srn
rss,a esraxe.~ uher snarrsen 4ss
srs~asacos ~ sae -9s,n- sns.s-as
-eas "a. er.f-sss,.r header answer
,.r-~es- ,..s.,--s T-ee- srrs--r-..f
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-12
stRE BACK 1As-fkc
PENALTY EOS OUTLAWS


2-s-aF1r--Nai more tAan i4sees
Arsar n s~c1ud aarrse- Not acre
ialr ~ lnshes.
Ai1--t-nr c1nr- h0ass he7se cgt.-
ia rerzrds are tegs-,L1s ashes
iaa1ss i-HHsir Twenty l4snes
#s bsEElIs-N1i more zhnn ai
l1s1t.s
A-aug, ts rIK ish-Th-Ter lashes.
y h4tluar 90 tne ~ pElrr. rhs
atis.nsas are alss puaissa .e - sm-
i-isr1z1I. en-
louHgl mcs- q i1s statutes -nene-
q f-EFsts psnAl-ies fs- The r1s9ons
60 e1s=k vltt no provision fhar -hex
s1h1 rfr b. I'M eres aprn women
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-12

he hare hack with a c2i o-nine-tails
made o. ieather thongs
Sees So;rins Brutal.
Il do not see anyshiag brutal aSoui
oar form 81 pnnishmeni former
Judge J Franz Bar. council for and a
member 0f the county wo-kaonse
commission remarked. The men
are not beaten severely. for the strok-
e 6o. Tot draw blood No man who
came 10 see one Of fhe whippings and
who was unpreiadioed coals find any
thing 10 ob3eci = then.
4 DO not know o. any movement
to abolish uhippings. and So Dot
knew any citizen who wcuii favor
s1ch q thinc. We fee that We know
waat We are doing. ans We DO not
want ans outsiders 10 dictate 10 us
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-12

Governor >mlfh SAYS be viii
prove Hsde graft 10 New York ii
wonla he more canvlntlsr II be
would ao IL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-12

a Fisa Te 1he scfs VIZ sNcw rau
whE Bu~or Eras Waite sale is CT
60 mufA iuisresft Because iher have
Whni you wail 8 ihs price ron want
1o p1T
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-12

Attention SIiuraIy. NFnh 1f. e.
ars aolors 3 ~ Cor sale aars-
es 8 EeArs cd one Hois-e5r c11s
lo1s h1Esy one So farm harness. aI,s
So si1Eit hHr1ess Au-sic1 curer
fl-si And Harrison
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-12

And naw eamrs senator rea.
rose predicting hard times
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-12

Fsacatks were reArsea fy IRE 81
eisai AouEns Is ore e. rae t1fl4.
rrestssr CelirnrIs r.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-12

II Teu se4z bEsoas. ks1aB<kv. cu1s-s-
azsed- ron- breath : 1at xr
s-anzcA Is sszr. szsz = 70 Fasa- 1rar-
Es- zrs6- fo- . few razss- - . ss1i-
ns q Dodso1is 1zFer Tu1e. v4ic1 =
= harmless re-e-zsis Sa..s-E1se ~
dangerous cz1azzl Tzks : s7s31-t11
ant = Z ko=zzz szz-z zsg- ssK<- A.
t.rz=t<ea 80 - ts<zsz 80 'zrs-<cr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-12

A nl5o-ltv % Tie Qffer iers 70 b.
purls bed in isag mannef are nerroes
gui Wnre men suiies l a. vel The
VI pprrs usually take plsce 81 the
END ci escA cuuFf tern or. e fhe serms
Hss more thsn ane N-eek ihe whip
pings occlT a. the end g fAe week
They are administered hr ire war
der a. the jsl
A carous feature cf tas isE ~ Del
sNafe . thHi il makes ~ 5isrlnction
between tae grand knd petty larceny;
ihs sheii 81 . soaf O. bread bF bun
H. nan is fsyhnica1lr A. serious q
crime as Ire sheAling a. $3.50 by .
hal'-fne1 rT-mlnAl There Is 0o-hius
in the l4w 70 prevent JudSe from
sentencing fhe f1rusr 1p -. lzs a.ad nn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-12

Housewives lasY De Interested
IN ihe market report that follow
ing The gram corporation : plan
to sAip 5.N1aeo barrels ~ flour
10 Europe. gram prices in TINS
naHrfrr made ! kAArl nIfnEn-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-12
Majority re Negroes.

Pns'ie opinion XII nos leaser permit
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-12

An exira0Fc naTF mesil1c n
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-10
Beautiful Snow
Makes Him 90
Art Gun,n,

Dear Editor -t.t..
We'll I'd am more less account giving
poems each having INSIDE hn ,eh
or and this bird used them bnnh
and called them stuff and says ) was wrote W e one
viii Inspect ,hi, bird n,, "a ,na will him physical and
snail person will probable Tar as 10 strike HIM WIN
e1up, fists and he will think he m MeNho WIN ng'e scar a.
OF them earthquakes.
ID neither here the, and small talk AZ the heN ana
viii not take % no more OF your pge With ues bot only with
ever Of information importance
Speaking tho weather I'd wish they closer
:, what vii really happen aud will tell ho@ they make them pre-
dictnns go,
They bunch birds Wash and about the middle oi
Well io,s viii close ny this poker
couple Me weather for the IN the L. y
els ,el something and take, slips o paper, and "t
upon wave and cold wave ard moderate wave
and marcel wave" and sip, hat Then the head
bird SAYS to . ,nos Well Caroline take the weather Tor next week and
ahe, into probable draws marcel some
IN. weather for the week and sent ol' all over the
nation in bulletins .
II had time I'd would take this wh nv congress bird
and would have him put bin something h,cawe good pa0
them legislator tut happy unless
ey can lead couple dn bills around and have their tackled u
them
ARI GUMM
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-10

SoN ,ha, the nation 3, dfy an en-.
tcrprs.ng dopeoloe,,, has compiled
the following ior the h1eirt OF sum
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bon, H.. Green River, Ky; Cliluot.
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-10
The Children's Story
By Carlysle H. Holcomb
SNOW SHOE HEARS PiKA.

HATPArPAT' Snow Shoe talking hi. ' Tinker Bob
could understand oil he said howcverthree ground with
~ Ind feet that
VINO near asked Tinker Il don't Are that
o1ns forest dweler Is nearr
ps P" The Snow Shoe Rabbit
the ground u think Pks the he IL know
from the and think he lie
out when there weather and the doesn't block
u doorway
enough the Of pie OF rock, appeared Pka the Con
Na Tinker Bob called him. and the Kings call Pk
kurled hi side
Whese have bees all OF these days ssked Tinker we haven't
the forest fcs long the came
"Eh En- EhEh said Pka Of barking I've been
GDlherins food s Fall and then when the had
- hoWe In the side Of the mountain"
"yoa have such funny Pa said Tinker Bob ne seated
o. ros BY Why do talk and bark down in
hE hsrted Ps do th,, my .n,mie, will
tNsea u sounds time IN different place"
ha h.vs been gathering th, w asked Tinker Bob
g ~ ~ n then pile close door Of
~ hGns vnere can set st il easily all winter"
- m y live high the mountain d asked Tinker
~ live hp where the Mounain Goat lives far the
eosss don't there Only and then
~ along End he nearly
1 Weasei-ha meaheros fellow and has caught ot
- e1eesp you seeshe will their either
~ g TN hhem md cork their blood"
Hgm1W M hesm yoUF asked Tinker he sroked Piks
II ~ - MeAy tf,p and neard him ~ one day that
~ - ~ = IN naFkss q the city. All Of q
11 ~ oeeA ea.s sssus ~ pua t,s.a 10 bsra
,|2l ye - Wnsd ~ vsisu ssas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-10

he thankful tia, the prohIbri6h-en-
forccmen, law didn't compel you TO
make a weekly contribution in cash
in ,nppof, o. the noble cause --
Roche Ter Herald.