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New-York tribune., 1920-03-21

From these dealers you can obtain
Fyrac-the plug Of fire and action,
OF instant ignition and built-in dura-
bllity: With Fyrac in your car,
you are assured car comfort, be-
cause Fyrac easily withstands the
7o-pound explosion that rebounds
against the plug 900 times min
ute. Fyrac: heat-tested, air-tested,
work tested, time-tested -Fyrac.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-21

ONE INCH FIRING SURFACE
This shows the central ele6trodc, from whose
s"e ,seb firing surface sparks leap the gap to
the stout right and left wires, made to live
long. One inch firing surface insures reliable
power, and prevents gasoline-formed carbon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-11
RUFF-s TRIAL TODAY.

John Hun will be arruigned in Grim
II is alleged that Hun seriously beat
a small child causing very painful in
jurics to the tot who was but two years
old. Tho charge is a; misdemeanor
carrying a Jail sentence.
BUY, WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-11
h. himself can take care of. He hasn't

no himself can take care OF. He hasn't
the labor to care for mo-e. Farmers
West Virginia have only q $50 labor
supply compared with the normal sup
ply Spring planting was only so.3%
finished this year on May 1st- while nor
mally It is s69e finished by that time.
All these things point IN only one direc-
ton and that Is to scarcity and higher
|prices the coming year.
II Is time for the city man to realize
that he must help with food production
this year or 90 hungry next year. The
County Agricultural Agent advises all
city jewellers who have land available TO
plant o garden yet this year. It Is not
too late 70 grow many things which will
come in very handy this fall and next
winter. Such things a. potatoes. toma-
toes. sweet corn. beans, etc. can still be
planted and grown successfully and
those things can be gathered and stored
for winter use against the coming high
prices and shortage. A little tine taken
Prom the movies and golf links and Joy
rides now and put into gardening will
brins results which this fall and COM
ing winter will be we'll worth the effort.
The farmer Is doing all he can. He Ia
working twelve to sixteen hours q day
against the city mans eight hours, but
Every piece Of back yard that Is adopted
10 It ought to be growing something this
year.
| The Agricultural Extension Depart
mont Of West Virginia has issued bull
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-11

IT hate TO hear the clock strike time
to get up these mornings, for my sleep
has become SO sound and pleasure
since I've been taking this new nedi-
cine Dreco," arc the words OF Mr.. D..
W. Sears, 404 Ontario street, wheeling,
W: Va, ro. ,,rrr,s, and 7 often
had dizzy spells; spots floated before
my eyes; my tongue was coated and l
had a foul taste In my mouth. My Kid
neys werc weak, and I often had dull,
aching pains In my back. After each
meal Id feel very uncomfortable, caus-
ed by gastritis. which gave my stom-
ach a full bloated feeling. often with
burning sensation.
II dreaded for night to como, because
was 80 nervous l could not Sleep, but
would roll and toss. from one sid; CT
the bed TO the other. and when mor7i"y
came I would be more worn cut HnH
nervous than when l went to bed the
night before.
, "Since taking Dreco. all these an
mcnts have disappeared; my bowels act
me; the bad taste ard foul breath are
gone; I stoop and bend over without
a pain, In my limbs, and all the aches In
my back, In the region OF my Kidneys,
arc gone. I sleep sound all night long.
and have to be reused every morning. |
can't say enough In praise Of this great
remedy Dreco."
Dreco is made from the juices and ex-
tracts Of many herbal plants. which act
OIL the vital organs promptly and in a
pleasing manner. Dreco does not con-
tain iron, mercury or potash.
Dreco IL now sold by all progressive
druggists throughout the country. and
is highly recommended in Wheeling by
9. H. Gricst g. Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-11
CRAVE DANCER
FACES AMERICA
PRESIDENT or WEST vrG1IN1A Ed
UCATIoNAH. ASSOCIATION CALLS
ATTENTION TO SHORTAQE or
SCHOOL TEACHERS
GRIND Total Of 100000 Teaching Posi-
tious Are Either Vacant or FILLED
ny Teachers Below The
standard

Miss Virginia Foulk, we'll known In
this city, and president OF the west
Virginia Educational Association in an IN
tercsting article published in the cur,
rent issue of The School Journal ana
Educator" calls attention TO the alarm
ing number OF vacancies caused by inc
scnuol teachers looking for other posi-
tons that pay larger salaries than those
paid for teaching. She says that no
grarcr danger ever faced America IMAM
that which faces her in the appalling
shortage Of teachers" The article in
part Is as follows:
NO ErayCr danger ever faced America
than that which today faces her ID me
appalling shortage OF teachers. rms
shortage means not only that lOV,oVO
teaching positions in America arc clther
vacant or being hllcd BY teachers bclo"
the standard. but II also means count
ing twenty-five pupils to a tcacher) that
q. suO. Don future citizens Of America arc
either being robbed of the education that
is their bitlhright, or are being 30 poor
ly taught that false Ideas and perverted
ideals are being set up.
If the frSt stcp In nghtlng boisheS-
ism be universal education. surely the
first step In securing this universal ed
ucation Is 10 insure an abundant supply
of teachers and this can be done only
by paying them higher salarlcS--saiarles
That will cradle them TO live AS beiitS
the dignity OF their high calling ana
save ali adequate sum against the pro-
verbal rainy day.
West virginia shares In this shortage.
Last year hundreds Of children In our
state had no teachers and many others
bad been better off without the KIND
they had
Nth Increased cost Of living and with
larger salaries in other vocations the
shortage thr, atcns to be greater an
other year
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-11
HEADACHE STOPPED
WHILE. YOU WAIT
You wait at Counter II Approval
Does Not Believe In Two Minutes
Absolutely SAFE.

Why suffer half an hour of headache
pain waiting for your stomach TO digest
solid tablets and powders. when Aspir-
onal. the new elixir. gives relief right
now? Your doctor prefers Aspironal
for the reason that il is not dangerous
10 the heart and does not upset the
stomach.
The next time you have headache
20 to your nearest drug store. hand the
clerk half a dollar for a bottle Of Aspir-
onal and tell him to serve you two tea
spoonsful In a little water. With your
wetch in your hand count off two min
utes and coll for your money back, az
per manufacturers guarantee. If YOU
can't feel your headache fading away
within the time limit. Your druggist
invites and expects you to try Aspironal
so don't be bashfui. Everybody Is d.
ing 1t. Same guarantee applies TO colds,
coughs and neuralEia.-(A dv.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-11
PLANT 4 GARDEN
CITY nwsllsr 1rust osow some Of 1is
own Food This Year or 90
RunRrY NsxS Year

Reports coming into tho Office OF the
cropping conditions arc. alarming and
poin{. 10 a great scarcity Of food another
year With much hiSher prices than at
present The Cnited states wheat fore
present. prospects for wheat at 81 less
TIA Mast years crop. Scarcity OF labor
combined with q very backward spring
80 making the food situation outlook Tor
nnother year alarming. Nor Is II the
farmsr's fkult. a. he Is planting all that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-11
DECLARES he IS
HIGHLY PLEASED
WITH new REMEDY
WELL KNOWN WHEELING CITIZEN
guHHEAED FH0E SLU61f0T LIv-
En-, WEAK KIDNEYS, H81v0US-
MESS, LOSS or APFETfT1 AND
CONSTIPATION, -

Dxnco, THE NEW HERBAL 111c1-
DY, GAVE PROMPT 1ELfS AND
MADE HH FEEL FULL EN-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-11
TWO YEARS AT MouNDsvnLH
FOR STEALING AN AUTO.

John Murray and Robert Elley.
charged with stealing a Dodge auto
mobile from DR.. D. B. Best. we're SEN
fenced to two years each in the
Moundsville pcnit entiary by Judge
Alan II. Robinson Of criminal court.
Attorney Arch l.. Sawtell represented
both men. Evidence Of good character
was produced in each, case and state
ments were made to the effect that
both men are under 81 years Of age.
They pleaded guilty TO the charge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-11
n About RneuIuattaIu

Rheumatism causes more pain and
suffering than any other disease, for
tho reason that It Is the most common
OF all ills. and II Is certainly gratifying
to sufferers to know that there Is
remedy that will afford relief. and mako
rest and sleep possible. 1t Is called
Chambnrlairs Linamcnt. For sale by
all dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-11

letin giving directions on small home
gardening. These are free and avail
able at the Office Of the Agricultural
Agent in the Market Auditorium. Advice
with regard TO gardening problems Will
also be cheerfully given at this office.
Mr.. City Man plant your garden this
year or go hungry this fall.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-11

sell Goodwin and Judge Frank Nesbitt
while Attorney !. Bernard Handlan is
counsel for the defense
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-19
Noted Surgeons
at Hot Springs
Many From New York Attend
Meeting of Southern Sur
gical Association.

Hor SPRINGS. Va, Dec. 1S.--The scs-
was held the first half OF the week -
the Homestead. 1t was attended by
some of the most noted surgeons in
America. A feature was the address
made by Mr.. Henry Morgenthau, for
merry Ambassador 20 Turkey. who spoke
on Monday on conditions in the Near
East. Mr.. Morgenthau left that night
for Washington in answer TO a summons
from the President. Mrs. Morgenthau
will remain here until early next week.
Attending the meetings of the surgeons
from New York We're Or. and Mrs. g.
Bentley Squier. DR.. and Mrs. Charles Fl.
Peck. DR.. and Mrs. william Augustus
Downes, DR.. and Mrs. Samuel Lloyd. Dr.
and Mrs. William 3. Coley. DIR. and Mrs
Frederick r. Van Beuren, DIR. and Mrs.
L. A. Pool and Drs. II. I. Boldt. Robert
II. Morris and John Gerster The golf
tournament started Tuesday afternoon
when the qualifying rounds were played.
The dinner OF the association was held
I'm the Homestead on Wednesday.
Both in the Homestead and the COZ.
taEe colony there have been number %
dinners and entertainments. Mrs. Moses
Taylor Pyne entertained At tea for Mrs
Charles II. Mayo. who is here with d.
Mayo from Rochester. Mimi. Mr.. and
Mrs. 4. Albert Sack of Providence gave
q luncheon party early i'm the week in
the Homestead. Mrs. Henry y. Gardner
Of New York entertained for Mrs. Ric.-
ardson Metcalfe johnson and Miss Caro-
line Johnson of Hallowell. Me. Mrs
Herman u. Newcombe OF Atlanta AMI
Mrs. Frank A. Hopkins OF Hot Springs
Mr.. and Mrs Newcombe have taken the
Walker Fearn cottage, and are to b.
there during the winter Major and Mrs.
James Vaudeville Carlisle are at the
Calderon Carlisle cottage for the winter
Mr.. and Mrs Chester williams OF New
York gave dinner on Monday at their
cottage. Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Pollocs
of Salt Lake City, who were among the
guests. left for New York on Tuesday
and viii he at the Plaza Hotel for a
fortnight before starting for Florida.
Mrs. John Clinton Gray left for New
York after her long visit at the Home
stead and Will be at the Colony Club for
the winter Mrs. John c. Mallory also
left for New York. and later will go to
Aiken, g. c.. where she has n cottage
Mr.. Percy Rlvington Pyne arrived
from New York 20 pass a few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Taylor Pyne. Nj
and Mrs Melville T.. ingalls, started
early IN the week for New York and viii
be NJ tho Ritz-Carlton FOR the winter
on their return 20 Hot Springs in April
they will occupy their cottage. which has
been renamed Ingsllston
The honeymoon colony at the Home
stead was increased during the week by
the arrival from New York OF Afr. and
Mrs w. " Selden. Jr. Mr.. and Mrs
w Clark Durant and Mr. and Mrs. w
C. Poertner had luncheon 70 the oaks
before starting for New York Ms
stephen Suydan1 whitney has returne
10 New York Mrs. r. s. Reynolds Hltt
has returned 70 washington.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-19
NEW HOTEL TO OPEN ON
BEACH AT KEY WEST
H Faces the Gulf and Will Be
Called the Casa Marina.

KEY WEST. Fla, Dec. is--The new
Hotel Casa Marina will be opened Janu-
airy under the MANAGEMENT OF L. =,
Schutt IL is located on the beach fac
Ing tho gulf at the west end OF the
island. The building is OF the Spanish
Renaissance with extensive loggias and
built IN the pavilion style. 50 arranged
that every room is an outside one.
The Casa MARINE win hc operated as
ono nr Chs Florida East Coast Company
hotels n is tho ONLY large Tourist hotel
here end is destined atnppin4 or,
Tor travellers ~ ard Uom Huvaut aAU
thc Caribbean. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-19
BALL FOR EXCHANGE
FOR WOMEN'S WORK
Entertainment TO Be Held for
Building F,,rI.

There viii be y ball on Tuesday night
In the main ballroom OF the Plaza for
the benefit OF the building fund OF ths
Madison Avenue Exchange FOR Woman's
work. an Institution that was found
nearly forty years ago by Mrs. G.
Hooper van vorts THE new exchange.
when completed. viii be az 749 Madison
avenue one Of the features OF the ball
will b. the dancing By members Of q
Russian ballet under the direction of
stanislaws Portopovitch formerly OF the
Imperial Russian Ballet.
Among those who have obtained boxes
arc Mines. lra Barruws William Loo
Rice William s. Jamlspn. Aibeil IN.
Wiugin. WiHam BARBOUR n Hin'lr
Dalton Nrthuf i,tlc "i "hrn " Tt
fr Fredseae So. lo+ '1fou l' tlr
Charles tnnF1 Nrf
oscar a. Schu.off 4.. t. ~
Melvin A. Bronson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-19
UPTOWN CLUB IN ITS NEW
HOME WILL VARY CUSTOM AND
OPEN SOME ROOMS TO WOMEN
g BY UNDERWOOD 4 Drssssooo


Fortythd marks the opening Of chapter
n the metropolis.
The remarkable growth within this concentration OF men Of in
established
a
Uptown
would
IS and
organizations have found assess their members to
Ia OF has
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-19

Mr pu1 Ntis. o. Samuele of SO WCgt
1861 street announce thc pnnuimcnt 90
jllc engagement ~ their daughter. Miss
CtcilI Samuels, to Mr. Ralph Appel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-19

The artists for Mr.. Barby's musical
morning tomorrow at the Waldorf
Astoria win be Nine Frances AIDA and
Beniamino Glgl of the MetrorBiisan
opera and Gutia Casini, 'cellist
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-19

For tho younger element there will be
the first ~ tire holiday dances, a series
OF subscription events directed by Mrs
William II. X. Taylor. The juniors will
meet at the Plaza on Wednesday night.
and on Friday night there will be a meet
ing at the same place of the Friday
Juniors, a set of dances organized for
the holidays years ago by Miss Georgi-
ana Hartman Owen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-19

Mrs. Charles Il. Alexander has sent
out invitations for n dance to be given
on tho night OF January 3 at West
Fifty-cighth street for her grandniece.
Miss Virginia Harrison, and also for
Miss Georgette de Saint Paul of Paris.
who Is passing the winter with Mrs.
Alexander.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-22
SKIN GAME ARTISTS
GRABBED BY SHERIFF
Old California Game Was
Working Smoothly When
Robertson Appeared on
the SceAp

efsok ~ aown aoahle em un
come on hcya efica tho aige man
A. TIE cAralsai last nlkM
And lAey wree erasAlnx 'em dew >
ai rsht when sheriff Rohertvoh
hove n sight ard heard the ola "a
rsillAr hcfarp ssasehood eAmhIine cty
ne recognized The old california
eams rraf, and D. ssnrHed 40 and
watched developments
A. the rlehi time he plnehsA ske
wuma ana two operators Il SfuIwes
and l. Pink when he rrabbsd lhesu
They had lhe hold oage dice ln their
hepas and eooidny sssnh them
This morning after -eonalne tas
nisM II iei they pald 30 hard dul'ars
into Justice Ilargle coors as fiueA anl
wcre told 40 hung aiAer felau
"No chance 10 heat the callfafnsa
same saia sherlfr Robertson todss
'jt j. The greatest sxln Same evee lns
vented and Il looks 40 possible iha.
the suckers Iaie with avlaIsy vi
added tv
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-22
ROSE CRO|I D[GRE[s
MOUNTED At TEMPLE
Double Header Rite Glass hduos
ed into Lessons OF General
Pike Doesrlnsl Ideals
Tulsa Shows Strong

Rose crcla 5eerers 6aa ,ae hoaris
~ shs Ntsanie rsaleie "Wednesday
rAese aesrees ARE amone ne a,ssl
g. pfysslvc % she Rite an5 are slne.
ea via erest ela'erssipn ana fsdslnv
. detail larhts massc ana eelorfa.
streets ierd lsrpresslsei, Is their ln
,er'retetion and ln4arsasson
The aie douAie header clasA aus
nierted By usarls a hundrv>l sincc
Nondy ulehs VAS decpls ,ppreasei
The congestion sf ne ;eusple IS
aceie Reception calls w,srk r>om
stage and lahses arr aensels erue3.
- TAe class Is divided. and y.
with sAe Fsrst Methodist charA aa
al breathinr inlAy
inspe ier Ft~enan ln 40 ealfess "a
sAe slass sola ~ the prokrcss 81 ,at
Atw cathedral ana how SADLY morc
elbow room ls NEEDED Al clase 81
Rose crois probably Tis oralsssss
Nii hase reglsicrea Nore ihan see
will Fo fhraurA "a thr Rcyal Serrat
An te 'cams are n fine Shape api
areg'.ls fae crush arr pughipf work
Torlfhf she sgsh desree win - STAG
a hy sfc oklahowA Ctis team lt
A enc scesrsh Nnisht ~ ~ Andrf~
GA Thursday 'he kadoss degrees
wil BE staged followed hs lns ecios
aad iuauiatof snd Master - ihr
Royal Seerst
The reunion viii elase ai + ennc
rau~day dance 30 aiesltsl aiil
FELLOW 30 ia the nudHor'am
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-22
ATTENDANCE RRE sk~ AL
RECORDS FuR >ICO>n
ntA. HARNESS CARD
FAST ,>n CROWD
coon NtIt RIn;
AZ nt.I\. II N
PROGRESS
THURSDAY WILL Be
AUTOMOBILE DAY
DARE ntAH DRIVERS VIII.
nRlNI RIG RAGING Cans.
GREAT CROWD IN
rEIIfn. ENHIRtI>
on LIVE STOCK
a>D FARM pro-
DUCTS nE~l
ENTR III. atEn

AUToNcslLE CAV TOMORROW
rn0rxaas will hr ire sass Say N sns
races arc q srass proS~sr sssoaa "a
rons seew p4iies ~ in the state eil
ss pss s~- There ~as er pacln9 rsn.
~.nT arc s4ssr1esiie races al spsssy
ara classy. -
Ths best harness harses s~e ga
lcpers er TIE sre4ns nave beer
picked Ger sretAai BE sracx sseuss "
oqer pror-ptls ~ 2sso
se~e az sAe tastes, auss sGsefs
lr ths ssuth~sss are here arc ~ ii
p~s ~ re1a~ assreskiwr ans ha.r-rags-
nc races ~fsh sere e ere rscss scec
sss4sar asurts ever seer a. lesai
srsrs
-As hss iive-ssoss Fara5e rrtceses
tire Races ars ~a~y soHenosu 1cnor
strsviens s~s co At tAe ssffsss~-
hssissnss. sns sc 70 srs toss and girls
stas* srs sralr lusGn7 eeesss,s u
- a. ~
LET every 1ody surr cpt ta~orr sw
sne ss kessser--is cests noth -
sw1 ~ils ~sip . IA sa~srs ere sws~
cess rf ee.~ sris ard rext year's ssar
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-22

I LOGAN COUNTY NNt AIIU\
INCREASED $500. 900

The total valuation If All property
in Logan euunsY "A flKef Nv the state
board ~ equalization and charged q
this county follows
Reel ana personal property. tisg
z2tefi public fersice corporation
pronnriy shii7se4 total NJ all prep
cr,v s29 tatss A letter from ihe
state auditor TODAY "a County clors
Esius siaiea thal 'he aa salofem iAs
tor the strife had beon ordered ha'
That he rtald flehi e III the courts
The valuation at Logan county thu
yeaf AZ compared with last ,sAr ii
about 1900 1el more
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-22
SMALL BOYS C0NPET TING
FOR CIRCUS TICKETS
Many Good Clown Suggestions
Have Been Received Prize
Winners To Be Announced
Thursday Evening

Tho barn lofls ard alleys have bccn
lhe mecca Of tee small lad IA Guthrie
thr last fcw aayv a nock II them
assembled haea 81 The Leader of'.ca
yesterday making such noise that
ve went 10 see atiat Was the nsaiief.
Between noisy and loud voices we
received the information that Taa.
nay had the best clown suggestion
oa earth Sure nuf Hla idea OF a
clown stunt was fannicr than auy+
thing. Marrhlno. Marceline Fancho
ts ever the wopa Tfni Yankee obin.
son or Kenueta II. Matte. she produc.
ing clown ulth The Yankee Robinson
eifcas, coming 70 Guthrie Friday. ever
did. Sure, Tommy woald act the
first prize of six ressrYe seat tickets
the Leader IS giving 20 boys and
girls for telling them the funniest
shing q circus eiova could be- seen
doing ne'teAa' Yes sirs lie can't
selp bar win u Watch him.
Then began series n iuusbling
stznts vHa IA aaiABs4serIc audience
making conn ent& We ourselves
grew Interested. isgi before many
Continued on Page j
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-22
SECOND PORCH PARTY
WAS A BIG SUCCESS
Carter Home on North BROAD
Proved Ideal Place For the
Meeting Mrs Fay. Orator
OF Evening

The secend 'laFgh PARTY staged S.
women Republicans N shu eily wAa
raceeas ~ every way rhe yfuva
wae lArgo en,hnsiasm efpas ana ra.s
srAm unusnally excellent
Tho party sas glsen al lhe hnae
of az and Mrs N N cafleg. aaA
North nroad street last night aaa
Mfa + y noosa Fay farmmly ~
New Nors naw ruallpa, IL OAga
homA CITY was tho psinelpai speaker
af tha evening ANA la AAY Ghat shn
handled hsg subject ipsslliaenily aaa
weil would he putllne n mllan KAN
Nv iiurd her audleArn lmmealaseiy
and held & 10 WRAPPED asipaiion for
en- huAr while ehe explained thN ~
mans place IN poiilica and thn power
Hhe can wluld If hhn adhNfpa h IN
adtiee " senasnr IlaFdlus aad ghe
ereAi leaders Of lho Republican party
"a fhr nallon
Misa Nelllo llamllian. fhagruan n
'he wpmaas organisation IN gha sisy
introduced The speaker "a her Usual
hfiaf and happy manner Nrm rAy
then samtsi ~ola ulary after ahlen
Hh" aanN Harding YOU'RE the Mar
fnr l's" ThlA bYnuete sfuwn ths
poreh7 and from that time on ths
Fpeaker bat lha fall attention nr hnr
audience Mrs ray Il woman n
eommandlng APPEARANCE amt Ia ~
oraior W unuaual force sger suh
loeis. League of Nation, china labor
iaw. moshefa pension funa. lllltnrAey
ana compulsory educalian. were wasl
handled
The Carter home was attrarttsely
decorated FOR ne occasion. Che nelKA
horn % North Ilroad contributing ii
ihe work Tho eomfariable front poreh
preaen'ed ~ attractive ami lnvlt an
appearance. ana Tits waa augmented
bf The hfiFhl llshle and tho many
attractive costumes worn ~ shn lAd
ics. uho we're seated In the eommo.
diua yard
- The cancellation Of ne apeaAlnw
piweraml Nre 0mar Miller ID her III.
lm'lahlr marnw feritsd Edsaf tiuvats
poem ihp f'foiariisR rlak
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-22


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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-22
COTTON GOODS Will
TAKE \ rRlti VI Mni.I

Manchester NJ W.. sert 2a r..
duesien % - ~ pes cent ~ the price
o. manufactured eotton goods uas an.
nouneed today ny sre AGneskea Maru'
featuring company - shis city The
weekly production ~ thr company IL
four million yards
Fear that the cotton market. Al.
ready unsettled, hcca0He ~ heavy
cancellation % orders, might reach
a condition similar Is that whl1h has
forced the closing % she company
woolen departments, IL Given A. me
reason for shs reduction.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-22
Threat Made
To BIow Up
A Reserpc Bank

Cleveland oAle. sept ea.--eess
Master MURPHY received a. IN
slanec lsseF stating shn, tso was.
en- loads 81 high explosives were
being brought lnso the eity ard that
tire FeaerAi Reserve bsnk. TIE
vnlen Naslonal bark and the clsi.
sens Savings snd Trust company
were se be blown 40 before niuhs
salh rseeFAl autherlsies eonmuns
Gated with the police ana automc
hlies titled ~lth detectives ard 70
Ice RESERVES ~sys rushed 70 each
e. shs three lassitu,lons.