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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-09
WHAT T1cKED OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

London ambsndieF Wells tnr
nsh hsA,ywe.eht knockeA oni fdd's
MoCooriy a Oshkosh wiss IN tss
siAtceaih * a tacniy round bout
nsilss Paul Roman - Kansas
CIV kuocksd oat Jn. Walters - Cols
umhus. ohio IN tho sAih round
Los Angeles Capt louis c
shilling. foster nrn of ku carson. a..
soclaie % na,y Croc1oif and ColoneI
James nowio and q member ~ Gen
eraf rromours California expedition
dict
-fhioA4ao a corunefs jury des q
- taat Miss Jeanne Anne prhay
aho disappeared from llaA iioa.e
Dcoesuler So ana whose f.Ddy vas
found in Lake Michigan. committed
suiclde while temporarily insane
psttpharsh nr. John A nasa.
ear fanous American astronomer.
dici
neiua ifenrg Ford wired Sem
ate slec, ionr committee nranr an in-
vestieAiion 81 fraud chars.s IN Goa
ncoiion With the Ford Newbefrs sea.
aioriai campaisn
Little Rock John " Crockett
former secretary of state. former
state treasurer Of Arkansas and great
grandson ~ nass ,roekeit died
Portland Petitions were cireu-
lated FOR signature Cor iAe purpose
of placing the name ~ Fofner rresi-
dent William " Tar GA tao Oroon
primary tickei as the candidate II
lhe republican party Cor president
waterbury. Conn Homer S
Cunmins chairman of the democrat
Be- national convention denied reports
that democratic national convention
might BE- Transferred from san Fran
cisco 10 Oakland. caal
San Aunonio--rhomas crow. q
e,r,ace car cflvo.. arrcrfed in Hous-
tep % ct~frs ~ sf'lsas Mrs. Ono
Parker slost ho'r was found float
lrs iu az san Aus0ui0 river Jan -
wa, foaud gulltg and sentenced 10
Death
-Rnckiand. Ne Tho death Of
Brgadier General Jonathen p clley
of Rockiand. AZ Alameda. Calf. was
announced here
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-09
WIFE OF RICHEST INDIAN
IN WORLD, STANDS PAT
Mrs Barnett Says Guardian Must
Provide For Her and That
She Must Be Legally Made
Heir Of Estate.

Winfield. kan. April Rlandin I
sHaarsly "a lbs prupasiiloa that she
- her hasAand's sifs isgaiH ans
IN fass that she wlil net relinaaisa
lhAs love aAd tod given Flvht 20 any
msra guardian - unsie sam. Mrs.
Jackson nsnsli. wife - ths richest
Indian 10 tie wofld has issued her
defg 20 lhe fsaefal aoVafnmens. sns
- willlag % have her inshand Pc
turned 10 the chArss of his gaardian
n Il il agreed that lhs xaardlaa wsll
provide maintenance for herself -
Nell az her husband and make her
heir 70 ths fadian's property. A stip-
ulatIon % this effect was offered By
Mrs Barnest's attorney AZ The hear
lng % the Barnett ease before Judge
Jackson, appointed By tho supreme
court 70 hear evidence in the habess
corpus PROCEEDINGS.
The suit was started By Bsrnsti's
guardian. Carl J OIiornett. of Hen
ryetta. Okla.. who demands the right
% return his ward to Oklahoma. bar
nett. Tho Is % years oid. and his
Young white wife eloped from Henry.
eta last February aud we're married
withos' the guardians consent Il
coffeyvllls.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-09
ALL BUT THREE COUNTIES
IN STATE HAVE ENROLLED
seveniy.five OF the Seventy seven
Counties Have Complete Or.
CARNATIONS For Inter
church Movement

Oklahoma city Apul Seventy
five uf the 81 counties iu Oklahoma
noe have complete ofgahlEatlous fof
the anpsd simultaneous finance eamt
ralHn % the inierchaFeh world move
msni % b puf On from April a. 20
Ma ? Rev Perry . Pierce. state
director. said Today Leaders a. ihr
fN den0mlaailDns 90 operating Ia the
movement are making final prapafa.
fiona for ihs campaign. Mr Pierce
said
~ Pierce has iass returned from
Kansas rliY No where no attended
= conferences ~ state directors Of IN
teen Western states 9Th Robert y
tnNis. assistant director xsnsral of
The eampaiFn FOR fsasnDD 600
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-09
FRUIT OUTLOOK DISMAL:
GRAIN WILL SHOW STR0NG
whisehurat of Aggse Board. AAy'
Crop Conditions Are So SO
Great Shortage uf fArin
Labor Reported

President WhNehnfst ~ che stale
b.afi IS agriculture was in Uafhf.r
today
rhiues lnak rather hsi iaF npil
aali H.. hng ths anin aatlpsA w.
hglaht
To ryfafd 90 labor en- the fsrma
lhe fAfmpfs arr atefss ~ lafirs itom
81 . 90 O. o. anh hsald Scr dAY ani
are trying 40 AZ ffa beat they eAA ~
themselves VIVA the sfeat demand
lof iabpr ln lhe anaeaalls active 90
fields ln thu hallilas trades ln all
lnNn auA fiiles anA 80 public wnfkH.
ali az hleh wAKeA and shpfi hnufs.
lhe farmer fluids hat ihe fart irii
fef his purpose ls serY short ant nnt
sitoaoihvr satisfactory The fafm
labor surpiy "a faiflY HnliHra 90
every tlaNlet ranalns from sN 90 90
pee srni a. tumuaft1 with tplY and
N3 per cent compared vFh uafmai
requirements
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-09
ROTARY TALENT PL[AS[S
WITH sNAPPY PROGRAM
Male Chorus in Rendition of ClAs
seal and Topical Selections
DELIGHTS Packed House
az Royal Theater.

With siirrinf organ prelude ht
Mics Mildred Davis ih, Rotary tnaie
.horus booking res oud,ul "a owe
Minis wear and riasred iosas rolled
rfo action az 4 hfe Al the Soyai
fheaife Thursday nisht
Rollsd j. used al,lt,d.t since
lhs Rotary ofteuuf ens s rolnrlinf
bounding Hecs euiHiad ON thn eoa.
fhsn ieiioeei AZ. ssilnta aehorua.
ana Dsie
Was ihe hnpso packed d war
Was ne slago sei'lne clover Non
i.re say
A distinct hli IRWIN iho unsrluf to
the elese va. ihs chorus resonant
rangtlul iuuefui and colotial lhc ,ol
yes
The membeft uf the chorus did not
require h. Ro'afan salute 10 realize
That they had arrived and uimnr
under Prof Mefien'p skilled tatuf
iur
The second n4mbor showed Miss
lhcima Roe always e,rong
local faHorlie mamts rapid sirlien
Win The bow Her HLlebesfrcu,.
hy kfcisler pas professional. while
her 'Gspsy Dances" fairly tparkiod
Miss Rec b mnay gninlne n teeh
nlque iikevIs, n stage presence
ii"r offering eefe rap,ufouslv re-
oeiyei
for 3 chanFr the male chorus aave
some DESCRIPTIVE elections. ana made
IRE PROMISED hf IA aIie Doe. q an
~ Froxy Morton aas M flne form
Aud his FnpHor aas delicious
in Prof Cresr there s. hidden al
.ouf lils mouoaaae sas good.
Tho chorus came strong again ulih
Comrades ia Arms" and eonyuised
the house with ibe bucket
Jack Homer made his debut a. ihe
Mysterious W. fier" Jack does
work paiuiesslf sod wlth more or lees
eclaf but hif uas 40 NOT move while
hs "a doing o. some artist 3 JacA
Buf nov aud anon HE whistle needs
priming
The very delighted entertainment
was concluded VITA "Enchanfresa
maie chorus. wifh Mr. ". , Bick-
ford taking ihe soprano ohllgafo.
Mrs Bickford possesses remarkably
pure voice which blended wlih rare
s~eeiness Win ihe male voices
1hoburn Tarearf PLAYED ths ac-
compartments. assisfed by Mrs nick-
ford and Misses TheimA and Esther
Roe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-09

Nrs. Little. the ministers wife
heard thsf Cd Bzrf Smith had lost
hts Vie srd s5e decided 70 cal a. TIE
hsrne ~ nlorr1lng With . message -
cheer. she wzs 6irected % = cottage
a. fae Ear 80 - the village where
she 80 foid she w0uli find NJ.
snItk. 5uf she arrived - The wrong
cottage. arf foand . different Hr.
suffh
TIE nar wzs > rosrh in1iyiduzi q
hlunt freech. and be e0zfir1ed 70
pr rsse rhs1h had f0rbicclzE
odor. :.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-09
Head of Coal
Miners, Defiant;
Is Sent to Jail

pistsbvrc. Kan. April s,-Aies-
ancer lo~st. president of tire sss
szs coal rriners. vas seutenceo 70
jsl fer corfenrps % oovrt ~ Judge
Andrew J. c0rran q the Crawford
county district cosrs .his morn.
irs.
The Judge sentenced ro~s, and
three associate union officials q
,he county jail Until such time -
they viii testify before ths Kansas
coUrz % Industrial relations.
Under the order % Judge c0rrsn.
-o~at ard she ether officials will
Be isssn 20 the county jail a. cirsrd
Immediately.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-09

20 get"
The woman arose In wrath. "well.
] nee you're rid OF her now.
Yes. when abe rolled over on her
back with a last snort says. etaY
thefe. yon old eritter. rm through
With you Bot ri have a new ons
next week. an she's a bot better
iookln'."
Disrustsd. the vrafhfal Mrs. Little
rushed out Of the Smith house. Tho
old man reflected a moment
Gosh It's funny how excited that
woman got over my old tin lizxIe."
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-09
BANDIT l>NI\IS MN
~ Rt.iAit i'llOOi DEVICE.

g. Louis Mo- April 2 thaflra D.
smlfA an electrical contractor. whp
lal. yesterday held up aud robbed
Tie Easioa TAYLOR Trust company ~
NOR. than $4,000 aud Killed oao p0
lice officer and seriously wounded 5
ai0rm brluf. heing shel % dsath him
self was the inventor ~ hnrslaf
alarm. police learned today
Smith Formerly wtldsd ln Dayton.
0 and his slis attributed his actions
ia = head Injury suffered Ia an asCit
dent seven years aso which she said.
a times produced ,opdlilun re-
somhl'na epilapff
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-09
wkRn THANKS FRos
FATHER VAN cAsrEs

We wan 70 express our h .artf~''
ftanks io oar broad FaaFed liberal
minded peorle Tor fhe generous sup
gort given us 10 the drive for funds
70 bald our ne~ chureh u 5 =
wozferful nansfrs iafi0a - ne spirit
hat acfuatcf the peolle 81 this COM
nunisv. some have been unavoidah-
IS overlooked by our collector. but
theF ran c0rsribute I'll by calling
uo u = Knebsi phone e1c q u
probss BE fhaf vifh tho high coss of
material and labor that the sun reai-
Iyed on n notes nay not reach the
fgu ooft ~ fhs building We feel
me good people wiil be vel repaid
Ehen they see this sesufifal ornament
p. fhe CITY erected John Van Gasieli
n , Kreba' chairuzn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-09

nkiahnma CITY, Aian ? lona
h,laap alau plYlae hla trade nn Heao
ssenue las, hieat si.lestepvoi poiire.
ff7f7ftHtHft AHU WH fn0ts SUI WAfaHN
awaY Nifh mnfn Than ti1H
81 n iismllfun Mhe fetmts IL the
at Iea rss0aa cold the puilce thia
moFnlns he and enanvaalsa wsfe
held Np near she eafnlvai Mfoaasia
ana uahhe1 ~ neaHy ttoN
The ulan Is heagfsea - five feet
niar iushss ssl. wsafs cap snd
aafk sait II elo,hes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-09
FRAME DESERTED ~
ENGLAND MD iIN.N

london April D, nab'a attlsDde
regarding she french pecupatsn 81
ffanAfof, ssrees fully ~i,n that q
pressed IN behalf ~ GREAT uritsla IN
the statement lesuea lasi evening. ths
italian foreign minister snrou"eed 10
day The foreign minister sad thsee
had been 30 diplomatic Exchanges
which would lpstlfs ne assuming "
France shat her aeuea would meet
with lisly's spesa val.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-09

wasn't III for any man 20 look at
She wheezed quite lot an her body
WAS riekeiy and racke,y. Stubborn
too. Many a time after she'd been
saitin' fer me outside Hank Browns
bsrroom she was deadset again goin'
home peacefully"
\ donf blame herr
Well. thzt's neither here nor there.
Pact Il I couldn't get rid % her no
how Tried % give her swas. Even
old Tod Bangs wouldn't take her.
sid he didn't want any old harrum-
scarum when new ones was 20 easy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-09
C0I RI MIST NANT
RECEIVER FOR RID RIiTR

Wsshlnrtn-. arrf Members ~
she surrere cosr- hsre Ca contempt
tior IRE srysosnfnerf of rev recefv-
- IL ne Res -rs- fo1rrrVerfT 20
sac-eet JscoB - Dstkirso-. v'ho s.
rrshIe q seoer- O. aeco1rf - tn
hesha Tie arroin,mers wil Prob
abr ~ made wfihir TIE re1t fsy ~
two but irssnufh 81 = iE s- infer-
rtsse co-fr1ve-sy g is fno1Ftt ttat
some o-e a. removed from eifber
Ok14hora cr Texas wi11 % arpo.rttl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-09
MOTHER ,>DfI ~lis.~
~ MINI -. >t.iu ND
l~i Aiil tiii pAi nsut
90 SfA ilittiAD DAY
iit.ii uDN mn
iliit
P0ss[[ IN SEARCH BANK
nODD[R CATCH SUSPECT
Io>I BANDIT wIl0 RonniD
u,ii tAn WI tNAt sttI.
inuil min tp N>D
IlnilIsin ~ NIL tIiUuN
aItN iA~I NIGHT


onaha. Apfu e--A lsne hsnssis
ssflf taasy aluuaes mss.s.a~r
hoy. arabnea = satsNsi containing q
psyepti - hs0o. sra escaped ~ q
hlea pessnF auteiueblie. fhe eoeaesY
,aak plses o. aa~ ssFsss. s~itnln .
naf hloeA ~ sfv~asa tNoeeauH
fsfs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-09
Pm .~iDI<I 10 <iMI
LABOR HO ARD TODAY

washlnetou. April ? President
Wilson u uoderatood % have decided
on the personnel % sha railroad labor
board and white house officials saY
'he nominations will probably b. sent
today 20 The senate.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-09
GREFk TROOPS NAY
ADVANCE N ASIA MINOR

Athe1s. kr-si f--ssresk troops have
seec sz-torszef br - saore-ne rsa-
tar c01rcsl of fhe as.ias 20 advarr
t7 Asa 1Efn1~ In aBsscf1stio- 81 ar
ese-tzsl sstzck - Hews1t.s Ksnz'
TkzT hsse oors>.ef : st-sfeEfe posi-
t,ua szst e 80 esror tney hzxe hef1
asoz.d SrTrzs. zcror4irg - : eie-
pa-zs 20 tss rezEyere~ Eshnos
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-09

Afsene. Arrli 81; j. announced
here shat a. a'hzisn commercial sas-
sion mas arrived IN Afhens On the
Wy 10 R1asz 70 neg0tiafe with the
suFist government Cor the purchake
- nv materials Tor manufacture
The nllsrion. Il Is sa.d. = provided
pnh eerarat mfliion rD5iea n cash
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-09
sogTcrNrN sAce on JoB


chies,c. h-rl e--Swtcnr,sn ~nc
have tern En- strsr ne-c fsr nirr
osss beraH retar- - tc ~-rss fhis
rnc--ire. ersthtrhcss o-f.ciais VIC
have beer fshins the aIpesaf' ~ais
eut - sres~ wer % not claim snaf
the rsrss Is hrrkrr bot were rluch
encourages - reports frccr several
roacs sns; ths 1er ~ sr'sii oroups
~ere returnirr sor work
The cNira7e Junction railway. the
seis lire re-nectirs tie Ftocsgyar5i
ara packing pis7ts ~ith .he trunk
iines Vas enc % she f'rtt 20 rtport
Eleven e-alrs crews we're a. work
.tis morning re repo-t sai1. as corr.
rsrec . tn-ee yesterosy
rREiSHT SITUATION sEIrER
Nniic ths s~itc-ir9 sro freishf st
uzssr- tho~e1 in properert- fAe cen.
pesslo- ir re ysros grew Se great
thst srV.- - .hs s,rist rsN-oeos en-
.e~ire tre oearc--r street ssssirr
~sre gnsele 20 rur passenger .rsins
Sc~r to~r. They ~e-e oischa~r No
pssserps-s ~ suoOrbs- ststio1s &c
eo7pists she trip o. e'svateo Or sur-
face ears.
o"ly fns ssrts Fs as rgn-inp srtc
t-s Ststo- tnis rrcrrirc. re 5frer
ros1s s~1ieh normally Use fhs- oe7ct
srs the ko1o-. ere. crsns .Teurk
chirs7e 4 Easter ilnois. wshzsh
chsssresss 4 ORC. sns chicsse a
Wes.ern i-5sns
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-09
JOINT OF CASINO
iN EMPIRE HOLE

~ tMPiht fOLt
Moray superintendent of the
Empire Oh tost Is IL me city Ile
ssfs a joint of easing was Loaf IN tho
hole az $500 feei and some skilled
engineering j. required to remove lt
The Empire win continue the test 20
a~eo feel n there are no slgns ~
oil 'hs derrick viii BE- ssidded one
mile.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-09
Short Cuts To
Home N'eWs

->~~~~s~---a>-s-~a-~--~r~
A E Graa As pNsad af tae rpeora
sas.le dariux ltls by hss KeNsn aear
siefe oat - ee> Etssa storcs Is sae
s4sia. NJ ersss store stands rs Ia
the classification ef sas,.ss hssaeht
and sxd ~Nekf year hope - b.
e'ssser g. the foQ a. salt to-day 1hs
is~ssi sione Ass Aena Increasing Sc
Business rapsdy of iase and ncu saf.
ries = rera lsree siusk 81 wtfl as-
sefse-i arflshes l.esiaes afues
itUtIons fNr the Jcs .sh sui
ierers fn fass.e AZ, .eninz in safie
fstsntilv to the cammftee in eharre
s'taoaEh ieesr o,auif as a waoic
ess ace fcsI.asaet In the liberal ran
rec - ecfed oe inp io lask of 4lten
ifau ay soa.e WORKERS "a the seepral
feNnshirs haVsr chsres 81 ~ ais.
tftsss Nuihrie wcmen as usual haee
rei sh.ffed itois dats auf have sol.
lesed ia whoie sonlea mannef re-
sardiyss ~ raef az crrea
rhe hiE Patterson a Kline air-
rlaut wi1 affiso In Gafaa.s SUNDAY Al
eflocs and wil settle down On
fAa iArd'rF Neid nesf ne Carlo ne
Hneff TIE machine q s special pas
seneer carving airpltne and wiil D.
et fae DISPOSAL ~ ne people white fhe
NAoa Il in 0afhue
.,.... ...s.. ...tt
...t. - -. .,
,......... ~. ......
~. ss.... ~. ........ .,....
n ..s ~ ..,'.
t,.ss ~ ...'e .,..,s -.
-. hns. s'nee az. cren hss Re-, ~.
iaa ana m.ka .ffar AZ s,,mni.t. rs.
srsn-h ~ fruN far tha ne, ee.n
air shearcr savs the grs.-e ~ la.,
SATURDAY, ard Sanaav kni.l aa nsr
..rf 81 as. fuu
ls'cAl commission men frion h'-
'-~at ' lee fN'ifo'a s'flh' ~ 'A-
.~fe ana Kansas Wv ~ peti''An'r
tnaas ~.i pe reee''ed ior shipment
800
ife Ni.iffiff ''aHietf e'ihiHnf oi
.i's "4 Aas ~ ''e~r'a ~ capital
f''sA (" '"' = =. efa'F''r -
Hfesiatnt W T f'io~s - SililNater
fe- president ana q h sHarfier sec
isiaff freNshiff ne eainl ana hae"
many yards in ihe state and also
tfnnff lApaa "a orseoe talifornl-
Aha NAttinston 20 draw Timber from
Z hea ateosa fhffe has been a ffeat
q 1lAHd Ter iampfr aariaE thr pasi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-09

Mrs. Ben vors s eonyaiescing from
serious atiacb - neuralgia of The
hear. Mrs y - Todd. of ~ Dorado
Spring. 40 q here visiting Nrs
Wore called her b her Illness. as f.
also Mrs vore's ranghter. Of Atchi-
eon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-09
roe ssc-Hre PIC Gus

Thr-y szrH ~ ei1hz VII hke'T
- fnz.ces " .be R0isrT xI15
P-esissrf Bnr<oz ssFs fhe ,oEeueuf
uezrs nu1h - e.cVurzgeue-sf -
ssxenEe z-sHEo-- 49, Arsn- WIleT
ssrks hir = Is s.z-l-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-09
Germany WW
Hold France
Responsible

asfl4n Argll . fhe <.ef~Aa~ aev
sfumtrt hss fefNafsso te o. letn
Asvsf asespsa fhsfss "a Psfis -
sa,phssle eese aseiari~a tnas esf
usans ~sli hnia Fsanse rVseeNsspie
fof aii aassssasa aea sAseait'as
afe~4na sat - 80 ssspeafs2r -
~. ceeFaan sties 1919 Ffssfn
tfoops haxe sntefea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-09
FRencn cAnInrr nrrra

Paris. April "A meeting of the
French cabinet vas held this morning
and another meeting was set for this
evening
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-09
LonF BANDIT Hoaa
a poNroroc aAss


Ada Apfl A eea asaak.d ban
aii hali ~ lhs eaahisr - tha fsasa-
ioe hanh IA runim@e eeanty yvmter-
saY afternoon ~ utk~k aaa aistains
- a. g,sa ~ cash. je0a CRthsy .
farmer tsiua naaf f,.ntfisc, a tvlHs
hald etarrad wAh ihe fobherF. ae-
epFalnK "a Eawens 0ugn. uAikhnm
nAuAsfa aasoelaiiun secretary
The bandit eai2ei into ths bank
ai ehmina gime ard veinlsd = ann IN
the eanaiefa fafe apuaaBdlna hp turn
ofeF lhe money 10 huu Tho fashler
Immediately n.aspliedl
After obtaining ana maneY ne maa
f9ftsa the eashief 70 Fet lnte aa "a
iumabilr ~ilh hiat FHs ESQ efVye
oat into the eauairY fag tsD niles
aal then ias aaniit toia ths caahler
in set oaf aad ealk aask "a sewn
ilnrYnw Hsa ip la~a the saHhier
afasslfed passs ana sect tfies ths
baadll.
Men romibs ~ town saw man
IA nfa ifsauln aad spohe 20 him.
i'feteetiuE they Oei thH peaas snd
tofd laem abaat tts u,aa nxipg his
tire
faa uose ssarht 40 elih fhs a.an
ana affeatst hhu ~ hla home rHA
maaaf Nas ua fa,iua AZ caihay'a
hama si hs ess takes q fishna.ia
sn anh piared % iall fhs car whieh
ha aaa dflYisa answered lha deacFlp-
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Evening journal., 1920-07-16
ALIEN SCHOOLS
FACTOR IN Peace
Teaching of English Short
Cut to Anglo-Saxon
Ideals
LANGUAGE, NOT BIRTH
INDEX TO CITIZENSHIP

Tho high part played by the Ameri-
canizatiOn schools OF Wilmington In
making good American citizens Of for
eign born residents OF the city was
shown I'm the article In the Evening
Journal Of yesterday when the sur
prlsing announcement was made that
81 different nationalfties and 40 differ
ent languages were spoken by tho
S27 students who attended the term
Just closed.
Today II Is proposed 10 show some
thing Of the achievements OF The
Americanization schools as an actual
melting pot OF all nations, ln which
alien races are transformed INTO a
living active segment OF substantial
defenders OF the United States. It's
spirit and principles.
Sight too often Is lost OF the fact
that in thus NEEDING these different
schools are literally making for world
peace at faster rate certainly than
the League OF Nations. People
speaking a common language tend 10
assimlate differences in beliefs and
IDEAS more readily than do those
whose languages differ. The war
brought strongly TO the fore tho
Anglo-SaxOn race as a predominant
agent for civil liberty. English was
spoken nearly as often at various
conferences OF the allied chieftains
as French, for centuries accepted as
the language OF diplomacy. At ono
time II even was proposed that Eng
llsh supplant French as the agreed
means Of conveying diplomatic
thought.
Thus the Americanlzation schools
Of Wilmington are doing their bit not
alone for America, but for greater
unity OF interest and consequent har-
mony throughout the globe.
These schools. II here may be re-
iterated. are conducted by the City
Board OF Education, assisted by IN,
Americanization Bureau OF the Ser
vice Citizens.
Miss Marguerite H. Burnett IS tn
supervisor, representing the education
board, while Miss Helen Hart Is the
head OF the Americanization bureau
OF the Service Citizens.
The schools are under the direction
OF Or. Clifford j. Scott. supervisor o
tho public schools OF Wilmington
who has taken deepest interest il
them.
The value Of languages and no
nativity, as determining nationality
Is shown clearly by the figures herl
in Wilmington. While 81 differen
nations were represented the pas
season in the Americanization classes
and the languages spoken numbered
only 10, many students who registered
as born IN Russia" IN reality werl
Poles In language, thought and be
lief. Likewise many born In Austril
or Germany" who spoke Polish. Sim
ilarly students born IN Scotland, Ire
hnd, and Wales" though Scotch, Irisi
and Welsh, nevertheless speak Eng
Evening journal., 1920-07-16
WEST POINT BAND
WANTS MUSICIANS

r. L. Burroughs. representing the
United States Military Academy Band
at West Point, New York. has ar
rived In Wilmington, for the pur-
pose OF meeting men who are inter
estcd IN music. The Military Band at
West Point Is Acknowledged TO be
one OF the best bands In the United
States. The band consists Of 80 mem
bers and includes a concert orchestra
Of 80 pieces.
Only accomplished musicians are
desird for service in this band, and
10 any man who feels that he Is
real musician, Mr.. Burroughs viii
Ofier an excellent proposition TO be
member OF the famous West Point
Band gives a musician great prestige
IN the musical world and Is Of great
value 10 the musician after he has
/ left the Army. 10 rCturn 20 civil lie
| While the majority Of military bands
IN the United States Army maintain
schools for the training Of men with
a slight knowlcdgcd OF music. the
West Point Band seeks only those
Evening journal., 1920-07-16

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