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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-29

-. siah wisl mexE IL tvu ssxks pHh
Afx ! \ Carl
~ So
Nrx Frank s;resAam all - Aastas
ss the I'll Delta siawtsA slAh - 81
ardas.
ss1asss IN Nuseanss
sarsp soa'ss sno~n hasn. Or met
Afn. o. heard q asnss
he i sod hasfana
A nice. kind. rellshle husband.
VITA moss nf the sltSask. End ~
flsrlnx faults
Fxceps cne,
ile simply wlgl. Nor lntsa ahee
A1s wife speaks
he simply eannes alseass sahlrsi
With hss. ssnsls aid rsllVnsns'
Il she sanuia sauuanse fem lhe
hoassfops sAst the end u she segid
lad eame ~ ssaia ret hs Impressed
We soald merely snllf ard gemaFk
We'll. shat 90 earth d. saa -
pfct me IA % about y
II shs casually ehseFvs thai ihs
corner Froesr has some oai q business
Ne rrsoas ssintlllalnse. Well ~
Aas ths flghs 10 hasa1 ;.
Hat what h. actually nssns -
.l,s POI ~ash ~hils arsalne ~ilh
sou fca aon't knee aAss sou ar
TALKING sboai. and I eaalant make
,oa understand Il ulsd
"yoa are onss ~umAa. and per
iecsis unreasonable
~Dut don't mlns NJ camfori ioa
ges everything yoaF o~n was ans
hos
III he a manys 10 soar whlnssl a.
ssvAHr
Il u 50 dlAcoaraFlns
I, Ai~ays puts yoa IN the srons
ssv when yoa are right
And besides Il ai~at~ Fixes him
Ne Last word
And ma mAn Is entitled % lie
Except In states where uomep sols
oh he il = good husband nice
1lnd reliable husband
Hat. ~ tar a. companions illty secs
le is about a. romfofllnk - the fret
ai porcaplne'
And Il soald be So much more
hammy
To be welded 20 a pleasant res
yonsiss safe .hreskeF. 90 tn a cluth,
| .ffable k.naae ioae sacnaa story mau
who would argue aboat sonfshlni
with yoa.
once IN a white Helen Rowland
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-29
ulDni.INt\ PAY
tE~s \ON. HiT
tll\lN.t Vubtl
lcnnilnn..l frnm rare hi

fcoutinusd frnm raEe ~
with aS lenest deeieass iof ihe zen
year average
incrsate ~ poln's.
The hlslor, "a ihe Increase ln pfiei q
laid by producers lOf twenty two ~
ii,ica ID shown by ihe labor depart
menl lndsA nahb1fA - beginn'nT ir
September Va NAT month the index
figure of prices of principal commo.
a les was s ~ October Y fefain.
"a The same hat IN November q
rsised itself 20 i41 Thus from scr
tsmher 10 Deormbcf The Index flguit
Increased nine points
whist this means V seen in thc labor
departments report Nom Noyemb !
ls 10 December 1 which shows that
retail prices Increased aa foiloNt
csbbare as tercent, onions is psr.
cent efanuiaied sugar i6 percent
strictly fresh EGGS iq pefccnl. poia.
toes 10 percent flour Z percent, bat
isr ard storage errs percent. fresh
mix percent and lamb. evaporaifa
milk olsomafg,fine ana flcf one per
cent each.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-29

The only sure vas "a get rid of ean.
ifuff ~ 10 dlssolse IT, then Son IL ?
troy u entirely To do this r.
bout -four ounces of ordinary lla1id
rsoni amply a al nighi ahen fs.if.
ms. use eaeagh - selsien The sfain
nd rab Il IL asnlly y n the flns ;
lpf ~
10 this toni hit. and b. NOR llaf
aosi u NOT NH Of yoaf dAndfuff al
. gone and three 81 four lnnfe az
cations viii complsielY dissolve
"a entirely destroy every single sika
I'd trace of Il. 20 matter how much
sndruff yoa may have.
You eau get liquid afvon at an
rng store Il Is inexpensive and nesel
"a 10 do the work
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-29
NO DROP IN COST
Or LIVING IN SIGHT
Wish Il Father To the
Thought. Says the Chicago
Federal Reserve
Bank

Chicago. Jan - Tho Rfnsrsl vol
lms ~ huslnsss IN the mltlla sect
continues at hlgh level and Build
Ink operations hnd nlbur activities
siii be- sufficient % nuslain fae move
neni Tor the immriiaie nlufe ~
cofdlnK 90 report uf puslnees con.
dltlons Ia tho seventh federal reserve
dlsillcl mad. public iadaY
The report states. however. that A.
spite this general ahow ~ prosperity
business is ~ peculiar pocket
"csvsaass" Arc Hurflng
ron ono slide" n says There arr
forasa against alih nfles soelssy
women cnwinseginR lhe Filn props
gaada qaainl hpycolia against sbis
o. lha, commodity 81 the prevailing
pricos, o. eiae piedslnk themselves
20 refrain from huyiDg un'li coWsesa
hons afe made On she oihrr sids
there N the obstinate face that ds
mand ior commodities oaffuna ans
possibility of pfoYidinS a snppls tial
production is io~ W tilune beeaues
labor is Inefficient aht tHesuH Is =
materials are availshle ~ aatfles
much below uessssAff requirements
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-29
K. c. MARKETS

Kansss city. Jan ~ ilox rseelfis
sooe. sieady 10 .sc lower Bslk. 90
ga9i5eo bsagies. fiiaoit7s med
lum. figea0i. o.. nehts. fitoefi IS
% pigs fis 40isfe
CATTLE .-00. II sdy 20 weak
Heavy sieafs. fisz,0 o. mediar
iif41.ff fs.es. common. ttaf99i ~
ilshfs. sii eosf s0o. eo~e te71Hi3
0e. calves. tlp0oalspo. sfockers
g. senf6so.
SHEEP soa. slsadg 10 ~ hghfr
Lambs. soo02i os; ewes go aasssf
g. %
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-29
oA,lv rsovosr.

srtisnasAlp y 10 be saised tcr What
there Is in q. not shat csn es soften
sal a L. 10 sesk fFieadshis far ~
st;ills i a. sasile a. 10 sea The sha
of 4 relnAe~ ios rs ess ot Foid A
ffuf f.iead j. always useful Ia ihs
hieheu sense. tui we thoaid hesars
81 lAlnsinE % oar frlents a. hFoihel
memi ers II a mutuAi oeasfit assee,A
iloa vita IL periodical demands saa
thrcats of suspension for uon pay
msng of aacs '- Trumhan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-29

last evening NJ aud Mrs u v Harei
entertained the Wednesday Dinner
club Al seven o'closk Mrs HaFer
assisted by her mother, Mrs. " u
Jackson. Mrs I.smon J Gray, Mrs hon
Morris. Miss Mary Coyie Gray and
Miss Katherine liaser served Dc
ncioas threc-cuurss dinner. the table
sere asisilcally decorated With car
nations and nArolssus aud The even
iag was spent With briige. the prize
for high score wfre won by Mf
Seely aud Mr. ilon Morris and D.
guest prizes were won hy Mrs ~ ]
Newmsn and Mr. W " Dooles. ou
IL town guests we're Mas q y Hld
reth OF Newton. and Mr. Dawson
Rlackmore OF Cincinnati. The oihs
guests were Mr. and Mrs W y Bick
ford. Mr. and Mrs l. ID bronson. NJ
AMI Mrs Lymon J Gray Mr. and Mr.
" = Hsrker judge AMI Mrs J :
Hildreih. Mr. and Mrs Don Morris. NJ,
and Mrs VIII Patterson. Mr. and Mr.
J y Paymal. Mr. and Mrs charis'
Se.ly. Mrs y J Fitzpatrick. Mrs
Beland. Mr ~ braun. Mr. aud Mr.
Byron Bachelor. Rev NJ Bdlong. X
and Mrs n u Newman. Mr. W !
Dooley, Miss Katherine cfssidy am
Mr. and Mrs Andrew n Blackmors
The next meeting OF the club viii b
With Mr. and Mrs Charles seely !
two weeas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-29

Ana editor q Boston, Mass sass
Iae fnF4i seAools have been stag
nans Ter sesents sears. bot Prot y
q siolaenls resstlee plan .ili resois.
siont4e nos onis tie raTEs schools 81
car l4nd bat oar entire educational
sysss a Mary Eieaner Nnstln
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-29

SIDE veil - Lex N.
Caildrsn in. tAe i.a<sn ooants
schools have made nail hexes. eeos
racks. tesi BOXES sssing eases. ese.
Ia Mr. Lznrxsea's distrlct. tar pa
rGss have extended shelF efforts -
rws. ccmnanits ~ork. Azsing made
enc4<A hymn teo< RACKS to saepls
the village eAarxh Al CN seeng A
Gsrner of this srhesl alsgrsc4 needed
a ne~ ~agnn Aox- lie cou.dnf lsni
aan tn 30 the ~c-k. axain Mr. Lsar-
tton 2nA sMAiia@a srAool cane 10 the
frcng and mate the ~ason hox A
namber ef pxtrons OF this school. met
in social ~ss tee weeks Ago A
ramber cf the school hoard was n
sgt~Aaance. The Qaesfioa 81 sitahssa
Agricultural ~crk IN school ~as ais
cassed A vote vas tassn and mS
jortgy ol the pe paie In attendance
voted in fsvor Of The wors
yltsliled Agricai;a7e does not fea-
tire sork og the hands Only. Il Is
training embracing heart. head. ans
hands.
TIE work i closely correlated
ali scAool ~ork. Tor instance n
zrithmeslc. the papils arr t&neht no.
TO cornpaie ianIber bslis. nov 10 sasn-
pat. the cosf Of The n.ii box. fhe
t-ook rzck OF other projects -ths ad &
vantage % the cooperative haysng of
ianse-. iAe anosni u money SAVED
- Eiving proper carr snd pnot@eiion
10 machinery. etc.
In anea4se. compositions are writ
ten o, the sarioss prolerts. a.. How
] Made S2ii-Box. Hos 10 Relay
a Rape Hos we spiiced Hay
Rope ara kintred subjects The
child lesrns hcw 20 express uhzt Ne
has accomplished IN simple eorree;
terms. In natural ianrnase and form
II rrcg-aphy. the stusy Q. re for
IS; regions OF the United States. and
of Mfth America. compsrisoa of for
est krkioas OF other coant-ies 81 TIE
globe. commercial routes for shipping
Of ssne. the study of mining A. -
iateitto iron and coal. tAe asanufae-
tnre OF iron and steel. the manaf4c-
tar~ az y4rioas Kinds Of rcp@. lncind :
inr srei cable. tAe study og sire, the
feiepsone. ocean cables. esc. provi1s
an endless stream Of Interesting and
pr1ciscal topics.
spellinr is taught shrcarh written
composition. anf re@dFnx tfroneh TIRE
sane cans
In 7ntsrvte~s vita county super
inten6ents tn all paris of the state.
~e hear the same @spse~ss0n in re-
gard 10 Nifaiired Aw-icnlture and -
znsnr.ncus approval One teae-eF er-
prexs~s hsrsey az follows yltaiszed
Ar-icniiure II 10 ~ork for lazy tea
caer--if means work and har1 ~ors -
bat X u ~orrh While work. for ron
caa fe-l gro~th n the very atwos ;
phe-e q the ritaiired seoooi Mrs.
F1rrsil expressed the visa hat every
rzrzs school n Logan eo1nsy might
se doinr the ~ors and adds. -nany
more. xln - 6oins the vork next
yezr.
TIE writer. VITO has FissfsS vital
.red Asriczltnre schools n IEinois
Nisscnri 2ss Okizhou. azs not found
anywhere kesier rork tAzn tka; De-
Ing 1eee n Osiz bora. nor has she
fo1ns ssperfnfeoceats 70. tesehers
II xry o,be. states mere Awe % tie
vsla<.of the sork nor wish a se-1er
pe-c<1 %. zed risio, o. TIE growth
o rSz<zi srAools and rsrzl connurl-
ti-< 6ncs the rotation plan becomes
u1iv-~-al
Drx r winship. enine-f ssscafor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-29

y. ID Grape, leading merchant
? e. Maurice. La. writes. -for a
siharfic especially recommend
'oley-s Cafharllc Tablets. knowing
| do that money cannot buy any
etttr" They act promptly without
ain or nausea. They clear fna
owe. swecien the stomach anu
one up the fver. Not hablt form
ng.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-29

According 10 = report OF the United
iiaies geological sursey the Miami
-ad and xine district ore ouspsf xss
o.6es tons less in isIs Than In lffs
be output for 1918 ~ss iasgsG tons
,drs.eoe in fs.e. Th!s falling off can
. attributed 20 The fact of fhs fail
0 price for she metal eanslnx many
rail mine owners 10 refrsIn from
'persfions A district increase In
reid activities IL rradicsed for the Nj
mi field during the rressnf year.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-29

DON'T MISS THIS Cut out ihiu
sllp cnclore With So 10 Foley a Co.
ssE Sheffield cvfnue. Chicaru. m.
writing your name and address clearly
You will receive In return a trial gack
- containing Folcy.a Honey aud Tar
'ompound. for coughs. colds and Group
Foley kidney Pills and Foley raibsrilc
Sold esefy @herr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-29

No one femeds would stand ~ >
sad for - many years a. Foley )
ioney and ~zT II 4 could not be de-
ended F5o1 10 reii4v4 ~5srhs. colds
nd Group. u heals and soofhes. cas-
= hoarsersss stops that coughing
hat strains the whole tofy and
re>es colds and coughs Children
Ice \. Contains no oDitsfes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-29

Nine Efnesglne Schnmann.
llemk. wurldlam"ns opera singer.
i seriously IA with pneumonia AZ
he rhome in treSspuoui suburb
of san Diegn. cal ~lf WAS The
principal refimlla If lhe Dresden
nuri Opera ai lhe eer of seNtn.
teen and made her first appear
anee on the stage as Asueena in
n Tro,aiore" rn ISIS Mmr
Sehnmnnn. lleink wns q mcmhgr of
/ ihc metropolitan Opera company
ia New Work for several sca>nn~
and has hecu dong concert work
m the leading cliics of this coln.
try for number ot years
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-29
VIRGINIA NAV svaslr aurrnAss

nlehmond. Va. Ian g. Nv = vote
of e4 % ~ lhs heaae nFsfsa'aiiyts
e' the NlfKlula leklslasurv TO-DAY seec
ummsnaed vubulaalsn ~ tbs wnlnan'A
suffrage amendment 10 . referendum
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-29

Eheunasic pains. bsctsche. palnt
= si1ss. sore muscles. stiff Joints or
ray sirays fired- feeling are ususi-
y fvnpfoms of cisofdered Kidneys
y. " Wells. Toqnin. Nicb. writes.
sm On nv fe~s -1ost os the time
and re- ursd- But after taking Fol
sv's Kidney pills feel Ike a new
-zn- Prompt n action.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-29

FfeHeh universities arr being flood
ins mlasa 10 she bed ~ tbs aasaa~
hanna Fiysr. near NonsuuF Hlda@. -
The eual whlfh a miasa ~ hydFsuile
dfedHea u sala ~ ~ ol good quality.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-29

Syracuse chlna "a the most durable
hina ware on iae market today u ls
made ior service. Il not easily chip
ed and n the onis American china
made on sale Al the Aai'l Coffee
nd Tea House
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-29
NOTICE


have On hand vita rhich 70 pay
al zsns-si sehooi warrants that have
bsea Registered. ~ 70 snd sncluelns
No 40 Interest ceases 20 days from
tais date J c vhitefieid. Treasurer.
seeoos pstF,a -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-29

crpwdlnH All the dlftiealtlss. ssys
the f~pefi. q tse foFelxn esehaas~
situation ehleh ls declared TO BE- the
maa' anfavaFahla 10 ~ TEARING On
Amefiean ha4nesa hap-a
The eieh u father 10 the thnsssas.
appareilf when g IL asserted that
ptiess arr pn The pospi pf hFraklak.
"a = declared
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-29

The people Of Bloom. kansss. have
vfitlonsd congress 20 exempt fxcears
ourses from the "Iusury fU In
'osed on theatres and other enter
ailments.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-29

These factors famhlnsd vish 4 ear
sh9Fiase native tnwsf famlns. In
adequate transportation laelllliss aai
strike fumnvs fenstlluts . fatal ~
fisk elements sssIast ehlsh the aver.
ase haslhses man atsaas 20 plt hls
capital
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-29
TOWN TOPICS
fourth Ward voters

7ourth Ward Vofers
To the voters OF Fourth wsrd n
'ou are hesby called TO meet al fip
v. Perkins. Feb. :. al the hour s;s1
''elock TO elect three delegates %
tterd the aoap.y convention w n
Booker.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-29
AMIciTiA cLUe
sIx nuNpeeo CLUo

The Six Hundred eis5 raz enter.
fzsnes yesterday Al the hone Of Mr.
y n sss1zr,h. Only the club mem
bsrs we're present aud the afternoon
vas zpeDf Informally. a one-courp
issea 80 ssrve1 by Mn ssddsssh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-29

Fsfersl sssho-ities a. otlshons
CITY have sfe.eas rosfh Of rood lsescr
Stored The fiasDr has beer oonfis
e1se6 from time 70 tine. porne OF T.
+ being ase1 noE a. ia r1edlcfne
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-29


Kissing. shaking hands aud indis-
erinlnAie - iiiing has been banned bs
MaskoEee. Many new ia eases
lohn Neiesler and he xiis. rreGa
or rial a. poaca City for MURDER Of
tncs bishop, were freed b. = iary
s~f night McI-ester Saasns Bi.ao.'
r PARK making love T.. MS wlfr
iIe stabbed him 20 dea'h
fAisens - Jxls, ms c0un'v has,
efxzHlEed 70 hunt the wolves thai
have been doing much damage "a
calves. hogs and sheep of late. 4
drive : planned for SUNDAY.
More than ."oa threshermen of m.
state ~sli meet Ia oklshoma City to
morrow IN convention. Prices ol
.hreshing for this year will bc dis
g ssef
8eglnainw next week co-gresmau
Scott Ferris vim begln lstns cam
algn for Senator Gore place.
Tie Magnolia Petroleum company
hss aconired he controlling interest
IN the FortHna or company. II tcol
: .es9ee go 10 swing The deal
Samuel Gomp@-s In an open state.
rs~nt today SAYS holshevism should be
eliminated from the United States al
sny cost Labor does not stand for
I. f.snsneisEn. he says.
Hamoa carries the sixth district
ard McCraw comedies IT, II Is also
ramored tast McCraw xili withdraw
from the race.
oki2hona CITY buslness men have
decided 70 Igbs ~ an opsn shof
texn.
a Forf Smith and Weston train
rsst sith . mlshsp near cIserviev
YESTERDAY A chair car and <eper
tsrned over. Conductor James Games
vas n charge No one iRared.
J. A ard Edns Mcmillan of Okla
henz city hold the record for shor.
nssrrizee life They were married a.
y Reno. rode on the infsrurbsa fs~
rinufet later 70 osizhossa City and
aerfsd for good al n. terminal Sta
ton Tbey we're legally separated
sy eourt secislon yesterday.
Osisboms City. according 70 n. l.
Pfsbly. census supervisor. II sinos'
faiiy enumerated.
Mrs. " IL Glenn of Oklahoma CT
vss injured seriously in ar saio cr.fh
yesterday evening
Fsfefsl sssho~lflss a. Oklshons
CITY have sfees's worth of rood lsescr
Stored The IiasD~ has b4sr oonfis
e1sef from time 70 time. rorne Of +
+ being ase1 nor as ia rnedlcfne
- --r------~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-29

THURSDAY.

Psychology Leeturr hy Prof w A
coodsll
opknarky Cluh Mrs Var dcFsooft
closer Leaf club Miss Anna MeA.
meisf
nMc Ciah-~Mrr n O Johns
i.snchcon In honor of Mrs J J
Rsnnissn Mrs y y Kelly.
Acoaa Ciuh--Srs Flndiy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-29

Mrs. ". IL Glenn of osishona CT
vss insure1 seriously in an saio crsst
yesterday evening.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-29

Mrs Charles seely entertained viii
q luncheon at one O'Clock yesterday
honorlng Mrs Dawson Blackmore
OF Cincinnati. A delicious three
course luncheon was served and tn
on; OF town guests were Mrs : J
Harris and Mrs v Cottingham. o
Oklahoms City. The afternoon wa
spent with bridge. and the prize
we're won BY Mrs Harris and Mrs y
Fitzpatrick. and the honor gues
prize went 10 Mrs Black more.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-29

ir0NO0SH 0Nf1e& S11e
Nrs W " Boasen entertained tn
Thursday Bridge club on "Wednesday
al one O'Clock luncheon The center
piece was OF roses and q delIciouf
two-oourse luncheon was served 4
Mrs Prank Boasen. OF Oklahoma CIT
who IL a guest cs Mrs. es---er: Mr.
W1H Patterson n san Gardner
Mrs W VI @. "a. ff-s scAr W For
ro~, Mrs Mar. : gssl g-= Joh'
Adams. Nrs ]. @ fnsSsBs. sfrs rre
Beyer. Mrs Carl Fairfield. Mrs. Ro'
crabbe. Mrs - II Merton. Mrs J
Loveiess. Mrs George Paddoc< snf
Mrs T. l. Johnsor. The prizes fo
high and lo~ scores we're won by Mr.
Fairfleid and Mrs Merter and to-
xnes, prize was xon by Mr. Neal
y y y
Frederick Doasen will come up from
Sormsn today 20 spend the week-enf
with bis parents. Mr. aud Mrs w !
Boasen.
r y r.
Mr Gerald Tebbc. a Perry. spen
Yesterday xiih Jodzs and Mrs A @
Bisref
x = =
Mrs v L Hayes of East clsssianf
avenue. left yesterday for an extend
ed Wait In Barflesviile.
q y y
AMIciriA cLU0
Mrs John Llndeamsnn ~as hosfes
TO the AmIciiiz club on Wefnesds'
afternoon Mrs. Lake has been In
vifed 70 become q mem er Of n
club snd the afternoon was spent 10
formally. A salad course vas serve
az The close OF the afternoon. Tn
club viii meet in txo weeks With Nr
Frank Brzxn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-29

Mrs Tell Walton VAL entertain IN
FRIDAY Auction club at one o'clock or
Friday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-29

Kissing sAskine hands aud iniis.
erinlnAie syltting has been banned b,
NnskoEee Many new ia eases.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-29
egiuA

..'.~s. .ins ID " Lewis" chal-
l.>eee of lnc New War
sr.as. Aaei.-a rlah siss Tel
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-29

loha NeLesler and NJ. wife. rreaa
or 'slai a. ronca City for MURDER of
tacs Bishop. were freed b. fary
s-f night Mci.ester Ssasn; Bi.aos
r a para making love T., MS wifr
iIe stabbed him 20 dea'a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-29

fNisens - Dxls. ms coun'y ha'~
organized 20 hunt the wolves tina
have been doing much damage q
calves. hogs and sheep of late
drive + planned for SUNDAY.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-29

Mrs v l. Hayes of East rIsssianf
avenue. left yesterday for an extend
ed Walt In Barflexville.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-16

Pequenas partidas Sc han vendido
para el consume a tipos de Ultima CO.
tizacion y en- ell detalle ell precio Sc
mantiene alto.
Ell azucar refinado Sc hace casi pro-
hibitiva y la lavada de tercera Sc
esta usando en- todas parties aliviando
un tanto al consumidor.
Inglaterra compro az1car en- Cuba
y en- Estados Unidos antes del alza
excesiva y Sc informa que esa mis-
ma az1car fue vendida despues las
cotizaciones de abril mayo, obte-
niendo una gran ganancia a costa del
mismo pals vendedor.
Los cosecheros de Hawaii mantle
men sus reservas para obtener tipos
de $25.O0 mas 81 resulta que a fines
de julio las existencias en- Estados
Unidos no cubren ell consume basta
fines de aiio.
La cosecha de Puerto Rico Sc cal
cula en- un valor, nimeros redondos,
de 120 millones de dollars, este 81 no
hay otra sacudida del mercado las
cotizaciones pasan de 500.
InfOrmadOr.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-16
CN TRIDUO EN- LA SANTA IGLE-
SIA CATHEDRAL

En- los dfas II, IS Y 10 del coriente,
Sc celebrari I'M sOlemne trfduO en- Ia
Santa Iglesia Catedral, en- Honor de
Nuestra Seiiora de la Providencia. La
funci6n religiOsa dara comienzo las
siete media de la noche. Ell domin.
go 20 Sc ellevard efecto en- ell mismo
temple, la bendici6n de una nueya ina
gen de Nuestra Sefiora de. la Provi-
dencia. La ceremonial que revsstira
una gran suntuosidad, estara presidi-
da p0r S. 1. fl Obispo de Puerto
Rico, Monsefor Jones.
Para todos estos actos nos invitan
la directiva y sOcias de Ia Pfa Union
de Nuestra Seiora de la Providencia,
v en- su nombre el Director, Presbf
tero Don Jose G. Delgado, la Presi-
denta, Sra. Herminia Gaztambide, la
Secretaria, sefiora Milagro b. de New
ton, la vice-presidenta, sefora Vida. de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-16
10 DEL AZUCAR

Desde hace algunos dias no Sc ia
cilitan a la prensa las cotizaciones de
aztcar y el lunes Sc dijo que de Gal
weston ofrecfan a $20.57 sin vende-
dores.
Sc cree que en- Estados Unidos hay
az1car para atender a las necesida-
des del mercado en- JUNO corriente y
que por ahora Sc mantendra la situa-
cion en- "statu quo", sin grandes ope-
raciones.
La opinion esta dividida en- cuanto
a vender ofrecer ahora.
Muchos Green que las cotizaciones
volveran subir en- julio, sobrepujan-
do a las del pasado mes, mientras que
otros temen una baja que deprima
onsiderablemente ell mercado, llegan-
do hasta $500 o menos.
De un lado los que Green que en- los
proximos meses Sc vendera a mas de
$25 y del otro los que van al limi-
tie de la baja.
Los tenedores escojeran; pero hasta
ahora la tendencia ha sido no vender.
Queda mucha az1car en- Puerto Ri
co, pues la termination de la zafra Sc
demoro Y los centralistas no han
comprometido sus reservas.