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Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-03
TIAStiEC 7Tom FIIMIAN
PHOTO .PIAY. OFFERINGS. FOR. TO-DAY.
.PH0T0.I

OHE was just a little girl, a pa
- thetic, tremulous little thing
~ People called her little Mis-:
Yes'm." Her father was peddler
and when he died she and her
mother drove alone in the peddler's
wagon; just waiting, waiting and
waiting--until at last her mother
answered the Great Call and this
little girl was left alone in the
world without money or friends, un-
til she found refuge with a poverty
stricken farmers family.
Thus is Lillian Gish introduced
in DR.. D. w. Griffith's latest pro-
duction, "The Greatest Question:" a
film story offered movie fans at the
Rialto theatre.
Did a Kindly Providence watch
over this little girl? Were the pray
ers of a devoted mother answered
when the call to arms took away
! the sole support of the family?
Griffith answers these questions by
going on record with an everlasting
response to THE Greatest Qucs-
tion."
Moon-Giris-girls. Not the fa-
lniliar bathing beauties nor those
lof musical comedy variety, but girls,
lovable, kisssble girls are the fea-
tuye of "The Beloved Cheater,"
a photo-production starring Lew
Cody at the Moon theater this
week. "The Beloved Cheater" has a
twist that will keep you guessing
from the very first scene to the
unexpected climax.
Strand Double Speed" the
auto week offering at the Strand
thsater is attracting large numbers
to this theater both during the after
noon and evening showings The
story concerns Speed" Carr, a
wealthy young ''live wire," who on
an auto tour from New York to
Los Angeles is robbed of every
thing and obliged to take a lift into
the latter city from friendly
farmer. All sorts of complications
follow, but of course, it all turns out
happily for Speed and the girl.
Sun-In Bert Lytell's latest star
ring vehicle. "The Right of Way"
the court room scene, the initial
dramatic incident in the story, has
been reproduced faithfully in ac-
cordance with the arrangement and
procedure of a Canadian tribunal Of
Justice. Here Beauty Steele
(played by Mr.. LytelD, persuades
the jury from what seemed certain
conviction of guilt to acquittal. At
the height OF Steele's triumph the
accused comes to thank him, but is
waved away. "Out of my sight,
you're guilty. as hell" Steele ex-
claims.
Muse - In "The Tong Man."
showing at the Muse today and
Thursday, Sessue Hayakawa, the
Nipponese star and master delinea-
tor of oriental roles, is seen as a
highbinder and hatchetman of the
Bo Sing Tong, the Chinese secret
society. The story opens in the heart
of Chinatown in San Francisco, and
loses no time in getting into fast
action when Jack Able, as Lascar
sailor, who has been cheated at
cards, hurls knife into the back
of a flying 6ard-shark.
Empress-No motion picture en-
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-03
Thunderous Blasting
OF Boyd Theater Walls
Resounds Over Omaha

Many phone calls were answered
at the police station last night in
quiring about the explosions which
took place between 10 and II. The
thunderous noises were heard in all
parts of the city.
Investigation by police revealed
that workmen in tearing down the
old Boyd theater were blasting the
walls, still standing at the corner
of Seventeenth and Harvey streets.
Dynamite was used and the work
continued until about midnight.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-03
NeiQhbOrhOOd Houses

DIAMOND-24th and Iaks-FRAN.
CHS MDONALD in TONY AMER
ICA;" Pathe News and comedy.
HAMILTON - 4Oth and Hamilton
WILLIAM FARNUM in THE
MAN HUNTER" also Mutt and
jeff comedy.
GRAND - 10th md Blnney-BESSIE
LOVE In CUPID F0RECLOSES,"
and PEARL WHITE In THE
BLACK SECRET" chapter 10.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-03
Delegates of A.0.U.W. Lodges
To Meet Next Wednesday

Delegates from the various lodges
of the Ancient Order of United
Workmen will meet. at the A. O.
|U. w. temple in Omaha next
Wednesday at 8 p: m. A representa-
tive of the grand lodge will be pres
Snt
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-03
Dundee.
IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION
On All of These
Three Dundee Homes

POSSESSION
On All of These
Three - Dundee - Homes
$ 9,0O0- $500 cash, buys this dandy
south front house, nicely
located, built within the
last four years. Downstairs
is living room, with fire.
place. dining room, den and
kitchen, with built-in fea-
lures. Upstairs are three
nice bedrooms and sleeping
porch. Downstairs the
floors and finish are oak,
and upstairs the floors are
oak and the finish is white
enameled. The property is
in frst-class condition. The
owner is leaving the city
and wants to sell at once.
SIS, ,500--This fine Dundee home, To-
Gated on California street,
in one of the best resident
sections of Dundee. House
.' is we'll built, frst-class in
every respect. On the first
floor are big living room,
4. with fireplace, nice big din
/ ing room, sun parlor, and
kitchen; also lavatory. Up
stairs are three nice bed
rooms and sleeping porch.
good>sized bath room, and
clothes chute. Big base
ment, new Rudd heater, in
.. basement, and thermostat;
and all the other convent
ences that 60 to make up
hrst-class home. Beauti-
full yard and plenty shrub
berry, etc. Big double gar
age, with full cemented
driveway. This is one Of
the best buys in Dundee for
the money, and we can give
you immediate possession.
S o,000-Buys this all modern Z
room house, big double
garage; located in a good
section of Dundee. Prop
- erty is now vacant. and in
frst-class condition. Call
Douglas o6. and we will be
glad to show you this
property. Evenings call
]. R. McCarville, Harney
4655; 0. T. Sulley, Harvey
7loo.
j. j. MULVIHILL
200 Brandeis Thea. Bldg. Phone. Dong ga
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-03
REAL ESTATE-IMPROVED.~
North.
HERE 1T IS
REAL BUNGALOW

Strictly modern, exceptionally we'll
built. 5-room brick bungalow large liv-
ing room with fireplace; nicely finished
throughout: nice lots: ground 120xl2O
feet: grapes, fruit trees and berries;
location 4s49 North seth Ave. shown
only by appointment; auto service
Price only 1880; Terms s2,5oo cash.
d. E. BUCK a. CO.,
REALTORS.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-03

Empress--No motion picture en-
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-03
Oregon Lands.

OREGON LANDS offer homes and profit
able Investments to you. Mild climate,
productive soils educational facilities un-
surpassed. Write for full information
in book form. Miller 4 Walter, Cor
Wallis Ore
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-03

200 Brandeis Thea. Bldg. Phone. Doug 81
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-19
Here Is Our letter.

TO ALL DEALERS:
Next week we want to get up a ful-page ad to run in the
Grand Forks and Fargo newspapers setting forth the reasons
why you have selected the Alls-Chalmers as the best four II
plow tractor proposition available. ]"
At the bottom Of this letter you will find three lines on
which we wish you would give three reasons for selecting this
tractor, and in filling this out will you please set forth your ar
gunents in order Of their Importance.
We certainly will be greatly obliged to you if you will
take just a few moments to fill this ont, and return same to us
in the self-addressed stamped envelope enclosed.
Thank you! . Yours very truly,
s. TABER COMPANY.
(signed) 81 Taber.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-19

Every moving part enclosed, running oil. /
5lts framelesst construction, which is the right
way OF building a tractor-alls enclosed, run
ming in oil.
6Ii selected the Allis-Chalmers on account of
its being the best 4-plow tractor on the mar
ket today.
THE Allis-Chalmers Co. with resources of
over $6O,000,00O and nearly 65 years Of sue
cessful engine building.
S@Ihe tractor, from end to end, is simple,
strong and the most accessible 4-plow trac-
tor on the market today. The tractor is mod
ern IN design. Nothing runs in dirt but the
plow.
9--Last but not least. Service Allis-Chalmers
service is by all their resources and
years OF successful engine building.
N-Accessibility. Big hand hole plates. Large
cooling capacity. Double oiling system.
zsI-All parts enclosed, running Oil. Even big f.
nal drive master gears and pinions.
12-The largest and best made tractor on the
market for the money; and also because it
Willdevelop q per cent more power than the
company's rating.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-13
NEAR EAST EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE IS ORGANIZED
Wednesday, February 18th, Is
Day Set For Drive; Our
Quota Is $500; Rev
Birnley. Chairman

10 preparation for the nation vide
drive for tho Scar East Relief. the
i.ofan County Executive Committee
was oreanlfed last evening ia meeting
Al the Afmanifoui studio Rev J W
nlfnlsy was chosen chairman OF the
city campsien and " n Prince
chairman of the County work $500
a the quota fof the comfy and tho
plans adopted for the campalsn
should pat tbe county over IN apien-
dld shape Wednesday Feb iA. l. tho
day sei for ihe drive. An enihaslaa
&c committee b. suppoffins the lead
ers ana the drive seems assured Of
SUCCESS.
The committee q yeIy deslroas of
correcting the erroneous impression
shirh seems 20 BE- abroad that only
portion of money subscribed reach
- The Near Easi" This la very
far from TIE truth Al expenses Of
the campaigns Tor the fund are met
BY Mr Cleveland " Dodgs and three
or four associates In Nee York who
are bearing The entire overhead "a.
pense The fact is thai the amount
spent 81 last report for relief exceeds
thr subscriptions ~ $4,000
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-13
PROTESTS lGl|NsT lIFTlNG
OR STREET CAR RAILS.
Taxpayer on Warner Saw He
Would Not Kick on Increased
Pare. but Agasna, Pull
inr up Tracks

n appears ghat al q uoi ananln ias
in The matter ~ rrrsldani inhA SINAI
- seAFlas ~ some ~ hls ncn nsyin
iraoisee In ghls city rh~ i9nitft
sluh. a. us luncheon wehne .tss
heard NJ shartels plea es'tins cav
-eoonnms ana reform n rails %
eratlnn here
A issnaser residing IN eas' WAN y
~ho has been uslrf m ~ l'nn faf
fifteen srars mernlHH sni afsniAF
sends lhe following emWurfratiau az
the Leader
-. - And wish - ssv used lhf
first car IN lhv mnrnlne Ar the Warn
- llne and return ham " ft wnfs
At sls iifi~cn Mf nletei aa aood
~ anyhody'a | haven't Word. 6ei 80
40, wRut one o~n mv own Hfpr
ertY and this nrapvfts vii daFtase
"a value hy taking 80 ~ tracks
itink property owners shav'1 haFe q
voicr N This matter Ii tHfHs niH
be loft entirely 20 clubs Thee are
thousands 81 taxpayers la tht teNn
whe "a not hriuns ~ flnAi pee
aune shariril has hia ba4 ief hes
nallinn Tor hts same, witch ls ntpr
.klliinW project ! iHa'rs anil
r necessary I shall iats ms tlaitsf
10 court u The line dossnt rae NaF
does not sharisil raise the fafsA
would not mlnd rnyine 10 e#ns ~
- cents n The tracks are uu "a ar
must ssil ms property 81 distmni
aud mosr ms family ~ aame plsr
pear 20 where : work ! fhla lhefa
should be discussion before ihls
matter Il ai~poaed ~ 40 noi ghlhk
4 right for he eliy eemmlsslea ~
sleamrolier the lhins Certainty. ,he
iaynaycra haze some rights 'ss "
ID e
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-13
FERRIS TO SPEAK At
CITY HALL SATURDAY,
Democracy Of logan Saould
Accord Senatorial Candidate
Warm Welcome HIS
Work

Com nisnonsf Campbei writff 10
The Leader Cmff mar Scots Frf-
re alii tisl Lasaa coaniY Saturday
Sob it sreaslrr ia ~ clfy hall si
caihr.a 81 6 ~ ai n.Fhf De- uiIi sf-
rive la Oefhfic e9me i.me <Aing ne
sfifrnnoa of SATURDAY snd hoaea i'
rect az na.s democrats a. r1sf'hf
~hiie iheff Later In fhe Campai n
~ win refurn 81 insan caaaif srf
fsarh A. uans 0ftff reiais u fft
caarfy a. nosshia lif hss ao~ bear
% more taaa ~ ei ihn 81 cclniiel Z
ihe state hi* ilH swing sfphd
tbe c'rtie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-13
WHAT TIcKED OVER
TIRE WIRE DURING DAY

chieas1 eIean rNmb pfesl.
aani of ias rismb plaa ~ ~ fri
parife eaelr0l 81 gallfaade. declared
la an address th4i 8sehsfe - ms
nai'onai aftt ~ a capital levy epon
pfopen may ba Heeessafy
Washlusloe Major gsarfal ora
sss eentaantef 81 ihe Afefieaa a..
padliloaafr ihnes ln Siberia feports
"a iaal ihe nea rsYaf4trtfY anx.
efnmfat 81 vaalsosfaes as Yegy
lnefly e. lhe telfad states
lAisie Gees oehefal pefthins N
a. address sas1fsifd mlliarY train
lns asa endorsed tne systsm uo~
tslne proposed and npeossl hi eoas
sfvas
repeks state 'ofassl- noliflet
- representatives of iha nalnfen
ants Sc way ouion thst tns men
souid slflle FEB if unless iae afrihe
order eas recalled Tia attorney
Ronerai announced he would enforce
the Be~ lndasifial court las. e sloi.
aied
Foft Smith James ntayafd u
Hartford. sppolnied AgkAasas mine
Inspector
Colanibla NJ Nlsfoari ualsef.
slty basket bail team axaia defeated
lha nkiahana quintet. 81 % fs
Nea York Iailns Chambers.
81 spapenuan and short story
sfifer dled
Ilostnn Joe sfeehef. heaxYselEht
champion catch as-eafen can wreat-
ier. defeated Fisask zhyakko
lioeton ifhnry n Endie9tf. shoe
4nafaeiarer and a nafionally kasan a
adiusier of laboF dispulea. died
PhoeBix 1shs kfizoDa assembly
ratified the federal saflFsse amend
meat. beeomlng the thlfiy first stats
% O. -.
-Ei faso The senate FOREIGN re-
lationa sub -eomnitfea.s inseaflxa :
lloa q Mexican conditions snspendsd
for two weeks when ChalrinaA Pail
vas recalled to wsshlnx,on.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-13
OEBT Or Sl,s47n
INCURRED ON BATH HOUSE
City Attorney Asked To Place
Bills IN judgment. May Turn
Them Down: Heavy Cost
For Small Repairs

While dlscussinr 'hs matter ~ ihs
t-,c iunkeilng BIZ allowed a5 the city
con aAaslourfs ihluk reference
should also DO made 70 the euofmous
bills iof repaifs oa ibe hsih house.
isn August and September said a
tarDaYer tals morning
'rhe fighi ~ the eoamission 10
contract soth hins u seriously aues
toned ihe clty aas no money and
Ne c'iy attorney = stssa a. paf these
b.ils ln ludgmfnt followed hy a
fss iegY ~ per cent. an additional
tosi ~ flbe a year for several fears
city Attorney smith did not deny.
today that com'r Trapneil had coll
istiei $40 for bis eastern iankci
Attorneys say ihn nlioeaHee ,was
ilsgranily illegal
Ciy Attorney smith sid he was
kuag examining fho bills Cor bath
house repairs which Aggregated
sIsEse
Auong the heiniled bills ara ono
Tor feis a. Tor plum ine By Trapnsil
Bros another of ifspjo Tor sail pa
pr and labor q 81 said some of ihe
oliis rasse comment One Tfapneil
BIT Hen csls for q stose r5---. 20.
labor On same. 800 Arothef item
shows So worth Of iabor 10 III fiss
sorfh - material Attorney Smith 4.
much wfOih over the bath houss
repairs and be intimsies ttaf be may
fBrn down an fte bils which would
make tie bondsfasn Of tho commits
s.one-s i.tbie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-13
PRESIDENTS PROPOSAL MUST
sc euT Up TO uEN

wssAlrFtcn. F.h i1. y - 1eweil
prrssEsai cs ffs rrtray department
a L. sa.sfican r-i zison os - pof
arnounced thAs thf prssiaeafs rfo-
a.o~al nar1 have 90 y ~enf ~ ic
tse mea 5efors any znnonnesueni
enl1 - r,sae - tht union represen-
tatirfs
Besdes Nr 1eweil ard Mr. she's
> ! Na1ion. president of ~ Order
e Railway essphere wss rFesenf
81 tht confatrnre The usessdtui ms
fhe reeves nfsilfes - thf south i.oF-
ssco q ihe ~Afe hruse. snd repeated
statement hf hid prerarsrd after >
sndy 81 fhf rfeorf ~ ihe wave ne
rcss4tioas -rtEenssd to hinl ~ nirFc-
TO- Cens-4l Hsnes TAe ocaferencs
irtre ahcrs effeer minutes Thf
rrssifeni was p his wheel chair.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-13
: = The Teachers Pay Envelope :: ::

81 ue Federal service fHNA W
sfso school nurses till 10 fis b
if Womtn wnsAeft an ths sanniff
ar faif accWfiHv in ihelp ah'iiis
Hnd ftHfuils hey arf thor H a..
praf lhsl lhr weman eho "a net ahle
al irate hrr service worth more ihan
t'gft Nffk could rQi anIk Cor ihs
EovfHmeni ln ans poeHIon whaieYei
Sht v8ad De- 30 slaeaine ia artistic
So reriafiru ard stnfesfiHn ihaf shs
fr'7 thi 10 emrlofneni sutwhere
h fnlei >iaies amons lhs manf
fnmuani ~ afafasrs nna aesDfa
nrt
srrh woman uuula he b,leN par
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-13
Short Cats To
Home Mems

wsteA veaf xiss TaFn soar syes
& ne calendar rAa i Ffiasy q
Also ne isih ef IL nonia There
siil - snsAer aas sast Ike tsiax
sexi Aakess Haweees. tAeFe arr peoe
a. whp say shss frtess IA nos ar
iasks uAeu q tails % ~ SOFA 81 re
non,A Prs<ieens Wllssa Is ona 81
heas he censenas gAAt IA ss hse
tsky nanher Ard thst frdat s his
o,ks ass 50 saees soa an Nessuss
- sAere he many sapes <gii.ssa or~s
sha are eArfNinK horse shoe ia eAfh
ssskel ioaAy. ana eiAssS xha kesp
seir flnxers N tAe rabhts fs.A -
Ass spg0eaea laa2ef er rnss orsr
s sires car ggesk
Saa ior seSna damage. has Ae,u
'sa ~ fedefsi eaeu Aare hy + Scaff
sNsinsi I. Haason and n i Bas
sor.h. aHerinr aancampllanee ~ con
rei . feed ana earv far a hnnsh of
aAfiis shipaea into tks state fsom
e'yas so b. Ia ana cared taf ~ iAe
defendants
aeaFs fFsak Ycamans wsa ha,d
b. fNd term 20 federal tanr far
ludSe ceiiral eho ls detained At en-
aeesiae ot Ais wtss at Eaelesitr
hla rhs fHid tern all, begin March
anf pf2 roAs nls rsn Tor n.nath
~ neN feffn 4 cours Nl'i b. hela
= Guihfie AeaiHn'pr Ma, Crand
rs ls workne ihis u.ek - Okis
Aeeaa CRY and s. IS expected thar
rsrs lna.s meuts ALL result
oklshema is s,ena and elo,ioa,
2eunirs and ihe climate Is hard 10
seal A sn instance Mr. a u
sspaea livine on Eaa Harrieaa. lea
ne.st rose gre~fr. ard has much
success Wiih ihen ss eNpr, hody wbo
azsses thar Nas Nfi tes,ify To-
isf she has rossbads IL evidence sud
sY- shr Qunr sure thAf ihe f,ses
4 n - IN bioom ~ the ftrst og March
fArners "a 6niArie To-day sas thai
roale from ihs. rcunlfs all - hrra
s. members saturday Is hear Scail
ferrs The populsr congressman Who
(. canoifsir Ter rnied States sens
ter ~ succeed Gore who viii make ~
ss~efh q the IA AaN Saturday uishi
so Niil be iu fhe ciis and coanis ail
sas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-13
ROTARY s>D LIONS G.tB>
10 HOLD JOINT Bt>WET

RosSsv and Lia-s c.aas wi'l hn.d .
s.sGt h4a1asf = ths io1e Hotel ren'
7ossszx tf wAtce fhe osrrcfors 81
.he Chzn ney 81 rumUercc wfil -
spec So gnesfs
u VI tatt place a. go r. tht
eversna Frank McGa.rs. president
q the CArrrter Sf cosnerce. Frtc
C-ee-. E-ess6eai q ths llcrs srd y
ssrs Bursh1. n-seifezf - ttt Rotary
win maze talks T-ae chisf address q.
tie ererfrf plll - m4oe b. -
vBuxtf r. Oklzhoua ci;y. pho i sr
elocsers spesker
TIE fstFs 1eveiopmeat Tor inf
aerf rzr Is - ohsecf - feiting 20
9efhef
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-13

rataae feh i 500 nuy flfat
aupuai aaa NHsi eaeaaflan ~ fhp
Nailanat ArnfiesA wamtn Raffgasn
asso,laloo oesael bssa taasY wuh
tvo lapassnd Aagesstaa - atteadante
fho frat merflug tHfusa l~fi4 as
eeletratloa 81 iae espss asa ensly yis
iufy uf e4aal saiifssa iaf aamsa. aad
Ma Carry - thapmaa Cau pfesl.
dent ~ the aasoelatinn. nyee1 lhn
deleeafsa 10 feialrs bessas, there s
re- earthly paNef that ese IA mafe
stsu AeiaY W tffia lhs ansi "a
ffaefhlsement of snmea
coneRtea o. woasA vorKes
A fenefsss of tts faasee ~
Wnmea Voters which ssgffaan leaders
exreei eiH ahsafh tas saflsase aase
elailun. hrNan YeasntsaV ta eonllnae
,hroufh NEAR WftaeaiaY ~ mlliaf
mepi'as developed shsfp differences
"a npinlnn nNaa4 fepghtean aud
iamoefaile aemen aaa political oh.
seFtel toaay eefa lnieFssiediy avali.
sang defslhpn aaiA WAifh sailfaes
lraaef4 themselves Aat Weul4 lndl+
fale whether eapiHa = widsiy dl
fesse1i political aplaiaus fauit satAh.
lish aud maintain a nea ptfilsan pn
ltlsal ufHnitAtioH rhs faFpaso ~
che tsssae ~ Womaa yolsfs as au
aaaneed. q ~ shans legislation iu iha
Interests ~ aamsa.
Ttu s{Dinfy fanVtaIInn ~ ihe
suffrage aNaeIailaa eafs 90 hlni ~
ihe pu hia p,ilfisai aiisnmenl ~ iha
neV lssgae 81 women snieys. Ma
Gait 90 mr. aanusi address ursed
uamsa a. devote iaem Ia reaueallne
K0FNfHem aui iaelr lsxlllainfes %
afify fas suilfsss an a3ueas. anl
adas1
rff IRE HoFefoHf "a 4 Fepu llftn i11
facts Hfa ihal haf it e0f been lts,
tceallnHti pu raet . f'ei sl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-13
POPULAR CITY ~ ltsE ~
CALLED nv III ,Iii

Mlas Madeline AsksW. ropuiar
yOung Guthrie woman and snld tn he
one ~ the best lralnpd nurses lu me
state parsed 10 her reward a. 3 80
o'clock Yesterday evening after On
Illness of nearly sin months
Niles Askc~ lived with her another
AZ iks1 west Warner She graduated
f"pm the Methodist hl~pllai aa
trained nurse to Mie. and aiues that
time has worked ~ fFlyafe nufse
IN this city and elsewhere Funeral
services wlli BE- held a. ihe Catholic
church sunday afternoon o. o'elock
Intermeht viii he made ln summit
View cemstery.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-13
EINbEn TO Use SLIDES
IN NEAR EAST CAMPAIGN
Frederick Preacher Appointed
Field Agent For This Dis-
trlct: Quota Of District
$4,000

Rev neni kimhef a. Frederick.
tte Near Easf campaign met Wiih
4 rumher oi the Near East workefs
'sfi nighi IL ine Arma1rrogf sistios
Frc outlined plans fcr the Near East
dtsve Tits districts share of OKLA
Z mas $50 ece quota IS ts..eea Mr
kimser has chsree of fifteen counties
neEey Roeef Mills Casfer. Washi
"a. BeCknxm. C4ddo kioua Greer
Ear Jacksen. Comanche. Sts1-
hcrf Tiuman. coiioa ard Jeitsrscn
Nr KIN Der oarhi r. rui iunrh M
- canpsirn for iAis reason hes q
-.oEdsr exoerg --bisck r.ov Der and sfif-
lf8al a. uas rs'iricns and social
airecfor fsf ihe largest explosives
s's-f il the ruifed Ststes-ai a. Niiro
g,si virginia during ~ var Thrre
sefs a. else mea in the fArtory dnflnr
lhf time ~ Kiubef uas there. nndef
astpices e. the 7 q. & A SIS xofk
r. ahs1 .a fhe labor turnover a. Ni-
-. is per ccat
Hr p'zEs fo conduct MS esu1zlrn
t3 meaSs o. mofion plefnnek asnork
etfer metho6s He vi accom- mrsny 4
reels of offr - Nesr Ezef Relief ffns
g -ouEhosi his 6istrici and Nnl iec-
ars % them fie wAe formerly On
fts iecfare pisifcrm
Hr beiieres here vii be Itiie dr.
fie1ifF IN raising me safe qnn.a ~
rre-eiy reading is'ter r. . chsrch
= ne tisss sFs he wss give = soisn-
fsry ooefrlbuf ion u 81 ~ kfs cor
rrfxsfior No ,rsilminzry duca-
sion- had hssn condacfed. - special
zIfe1l mzte
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BROTHERHOOD RtrRt>t\-
TAIlAt> IN VA tdtfN
nm AIRING raDAN Nn
llIlMtIt Mt>>t ~
DECISION IS ONE
CONTAINING PROPOSAL
IEN.Rtl. Na1E t>tRfN>t
Tuot GIT To HtAI Rim
RtIJ SID MN: iitn-
IR> >fRN0t : gtI
nlllt\l

washsnesrn. Feh iS II
Persistent has dictated naemor-
andr-n enbodvinv his decision and
this wan he read 70 the brother
hood rspresent2;ives IN the green
room of the Waite Hcase
Presi6en, wilson's decision was
not announced = the White
Hoase oshcaals said II Was a
decision containing proposal
Prem this Il vas assumed that the
President hsd refused 70 grant
general wage increases. oni had
made : counter -rroposit;on 70 the
men.
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Court Enos Angry Wives of Toledo from Smashing Rhque Pau

1fra cesl Rsed Mfr 81. ". Altar.
Ars , q tpi..ftn. Hr Percy Jones.
Efrs HlIi.sra Carr hfs Georss n'rs-
~ Nrs- Warren Grifffh Nrs ciarfs
K.ibnry aaa Brs Jaha K0ehfmab.
.onner oreirsrIy pssssrsbls.
% fhe pefiiiea fbe tgto fl15
fher9es ftsf whiie be defendants
- der r+1irsfy rlrfenffarcee ar
fs4soazbie roIer. having heard
fAat plasnfiff corfnrnplstes t9idlna
- snsasl efeefon IS Fet -. ifza.
s. rb<A tire - erfeFzslnmenf plil
- presepist - the naie meznbers
sriy - sid flsb. ard fhsf azls en
lertsi1ne1f i n eiargs q ose J.
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t4xzam NrKsnzie. person who' has
a ffpaf4fiOn 4 presenting affairs of
. risque nature. Niih the so-eaileI
dsmi-nonae. appearing prominently
.ifrfin. faid deiendanfs have ffo-
fseied rigs fousiy 20 fhe hunbsnds of
sid defendants. stating that said
hgthan nd are not 20 attend aid en-
-eriainHenf. n sald defsnaants can
: event silfh aifeEdsnee. sald de-
feIdanfs haze threatened violence
aI.cn faid bufbsnds even - the use
- rsfh Eell knvsH feuinine seap-
o*s - bar plns. 9fese posffk and
foiiirx plns ana parsae sseh ne
fiecffsI conduef a. % compel said