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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-23
Shirts

Mems Wool Hosiery,
CSC to csc.
Mems Pure Silk Socks,
T5c to $l.25.
Mems Fiber Silk Socks,
SOC to $50.
Mems Silk Lisle Socks,
$50 to SOC.
Mems Fine Cotton
Socks, 25c.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-23

Mems Handsome Silk
Ties, 55c to S1.45.
Mems Knitted SIX
Ties, csc to 81. AS.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-18
SKY SERVICE ACROSS
COUNTRY IS EXTENDED
Coast to Coast Mail and Passen
ger Service Will Be Per.
fected BY End Of
Summer.

Chicago, May Hs Establishment
Of trans-e0nilnental air mail serv-
ice by the end Of this summer wae
predicted here today Sy potioffice
officials following the launching Of Il
Chicago 70 Omaha afr mail service
The extension Of The New York TO
chicago service to Omaha featured
The second anniyersary Of the inan-
Fnration o. the alr mail service This
means that letter mailed In New
York can now b. received IN Omaha
Ia ~ hours. The flight from here 20
Omaha IL $50 miles and takes four
hours. One stop IL made at Iowa city
H. 70 take on Gasoline.
The air mail service IL success.
beyond doubt" said w. II. RldeIi,
superintendent In charge Of tie air
service here
We expect 10 BE- handling mail to
Nan Francisco via the airplane by the
end of The summer
The flight 10 San Francisco would
Pc made from Omaha or from some
point IN the Rockies.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-18
WHAT licked OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

New York Bodles of is0 men
who losi their lives overseas were
returned aboard the naval transport
Nereua
Morrietown. y J William u A
Mann. editor ~ Town Topics anil
founder of the Smart sct magazine.
died
Mino0la, n. Y Clarence coomba
set new worids record when be
arose IiAso feet with throe nirplane
passengers.
Canton. Q Nike O'nowd, former
mlddl"weight champion won the
newspaper decision over Jack Britt
ton welarwelght champion IN ls
rounds
Washington Representatives ~
more than 100 newspaperu lneati " 80
consider The news print paper sltua-
tion as " effects the smaller ncwa-
papers. organized The United stptes
Pub',N ,Nhers News Print Conservation
bcarse. and URGED other organizations
% Ioin Tor mutual projection Y. J.
Pare. Waterbury. Conn. war elected
president and II @ spanldinK, shaw
nee. Okla. member OF tho executive
committee.
Albuquerque. N. NJ Jack Room
cy. Los Angeles knocked out Bobby
Green OF Memphis, ia tho second OF a
ls round bout
Symcuao Three local newspa
pors announced tho elimination oi
display advertising. because Of
printers"
Fort Smith. Ark w L. Curtis.
local attorney, appointed rofniyer
for the Commonwealth Public Service
corporation, whirh owns eiectrIS light
power. gas and ice pania IN numer-
ous ArtanSaA and Oklahoma towns
Chicago Misa Agnes Proctor,
who appeared IN numerous plays with
r. n Sothern. the elder, died.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-18
HOW MOTOR TRUCKS
AID FARM PRODUCTION
Oklahoma Truck Caravan Il En-.
tertainod In Guthrie NY OF
ficials and Good Roads
Boosters

In ORDER "a shaw what motor trahk
can 90 ~ thla era 90 prolonged fall
road congestion. che National ahlS
An Truck nur~aa hH anun "N'
Truck Week" Cor ~ states ai tis
Union.
The trucks started moving ~ cara
cans early Monday morning and van
continue ou the move until nsxt stN-
day.
IA oklahoma sixteen laden truehs
icgt oklahoma Cily Monday nl0fninf /
for tour ~ sSs mliee Ia eonlsae
ilan with truck week Il N ALSO Noad
feada week The oklahoma caravan
IL picturesque Trucks VI all kinds
and makes arc In the caravans ea b
Ia heavily laden with prudueta at Fhe
factory Ioom and farm ono ear
contains war RELIES and snuypnlFs
The tour la NOT for tha purpose oi
selling ,rnrkn bat "a prnmese the sate
~ trucks and "a show Tho peonle nyer
the country what trucks ean 10 over
present roads and what can be acs
complisled over hard aurtaeai roads
In short. tba truck experiment Is ta
aid production rellnve freight een
", Stlon and help merchants IA tetna4
portatlon haulu during rallwag strikes
aud tie npa An motor manutartHF.
crs are 90 operating at thelf own ss-
enHe IN the truck movement ana
each truck haula a paid luaa o. msy
ohandiae
Tho Oklahoma caravan pulled inlo
Guthrie from Edmond AZ 10 Mon
day afternoon and was received by
the Booster band snd a iarye delega
ton of citizens and good roads booat
erg. including city aud county uftl
clals Following parade " thc
business district. the trucks we're
drawn un ~ the intersection of CIeye
land and Vine streets, where l.. q
Nibiack IN behalf ~ tho city, extend
cd welcome 20 the visiting delegation
Response was made hy Cart Williams.
editor III the Farmer atockman. who
dwolled on the benefits Of GOOD roads
iho cost ~ upkeep aud the adyanl
ages of shipping by truck
In the o"enlng at Federal park On
other truck aud good roads meeiing
was held. Henry Woods state nigh
way commissioner and State Road
Engineer Terrell made addresses. ln
which they touched ON highway con
Ftruction. federal aid. bond lHauea, e'e
The meeting was largely attended,
At the conclusion ~ the addresses
pictures 81 road construction
were shown.
The truck caravan left Guthrie m
4 o'clock Tuesday morning tor Mul-
ball. Perry and Enid
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-18
SOME HEAT DEVELOPS
IN 0sACE HEARING
Witnesses ut the Congressional
Probe Disagree Over Xix.
tensions OF Restrictions;
Palmer For Extension.

Pawhnaka. May In Witnesses
appearing ~ Tho Osage hearing ha.
fpre The congregational committee an.
tefad on tho extension 0f government
eoa,rpI over the osags indians.
y, v urinstsad. attorney On Paw.
huAka, and Harry nradsn. r. L. I4n.
Hard. Olin Lewis, q. WI. aanmell aud
denrEe iirett. all farmers In the Usage
nation. opposed the extension ~ pov.
ernmont control
Major n y MIlea. former indian
aren't. who has been asaoclafad vim
~" osaEev for forty years susgestsd
mat extension ~ Kranted for The full.
blooda and lel the mixsd .hiooda work
lfa recommended community IN.
ler"at among ll-blooda. letting the
survivors fall heir 10 the allotmsnts
held by other lnll .blooda with the
last survivor taking everything
chlof bacon Iiind and FORMER CHER
Washoahe, both full bluoda arKed ma
extension of government control for
i''ll- bloodw permitting The mixed.
pluods 20 take care ~ themselves.
The latter said A. aid not want oa.
age children 20 80 ~ school with
white children.
John Palmer and Ed Tinker mixed.
bloods favored extension as did Dave
Connolly of tho WoIyerina OH
company. who appeared IN behalf OF
|oil operators.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-18
BRIEF NEWS NOTES
FROM STATE AND NATION

VI - Johnson, cashier of the Kan
Sas State Bank at Anlne. yesterday
confessed 20 The embeyzlement 81
$4,000 of the bang's funds lie was
placed IN custody
True bills have beea returned by a
New York grand lGry against local
officers OF the Morris & company ahd
cudaAy Packing companies
Oklahoma cliy is fighting for a
union station again and the chances
are brighter now OF securing 81 than
ever before
State assessment 81 Frisco property
in the state has been announced ty
the state board % equalization The
total ~ s5l 900. o00,
Three hundred doctors are Ia Okla
hona City today attending fhe state
convention.
Fifteen thousand BARRIERS In New
York are ont ON strike today and
the sale Of safety ra1ors Is greatest
in history
Each Usage Indian viii receive a
check from Uncle sam for 81 900 this
week. A. there are 2,22o osages on
the rolls that means that tie govern
ment will distribute S2.22s 900 at this
payment, which ~ only one OF many
TO follow
v. NJ. Merrifield OF ponea CHy
former city engineer. is charged with
being short in his accounts s. .s4G and
an effort Will be made to collect H.
United Confederate yeterns will
meet in Ardmore June .. ~ and II
and large gathering Is expected,
President whitehurst OF the state
board Of agriculture has made a care
iul investigation and announces that
the wheat crop OF the state has not
been damaged by recent cold and
rain
Oklahoma City Post. American Le-
gion. has an enrollmen. " 3 SEQ the
largest IN the state.
Creation by the government OF the
United States Oh corporation ~
planned. the object being for the gov
ernment To engage ia the business of
producing oil.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-18
MEMBER or FAIR PRICE
COMMISSION. t> AMONG
THosE HIl.n FOR TRtAl.
On PROEtTEFRI<t.
CHARGE
TWO MORE INDICTED
BUT NOT YET NAMED
SHOE Got GERS N \ERRAS-
IA RtBBED ~ FEEDER Al
NET: Ten INDICTED BN
GRAND itM ~
MEMPHIS

Oklahoma City. May is. Nv
Seven business men six of this
city, including q member of the
State Fair Price Commission.
were arrested todav hv the Fed
eral authorities following indici-
menfs returned against them hy
the federal grand jury. charging
violation cf tae Lever act hv al.
legged profiieelng in the sale of
snsSr.
Those arrested today are o II
Diesz. TrrsflT.t Morris M. ID.
Coo'er. Charles Y. vanCleef. O
d Halsell. president of William.
son.Halsell Wholesale company
Of oklahoDa City and Guthrie
snd Larry Farnar. all Of Okla
honaA City, and Harry Olson OF
Enid.
VanCleef is a member Of the
State Fair Price Commission.
The men VIII be arraigned be
fore JUDGE John C. Pollock ir
the federal district court here To-
morrow
The grand Jury returned nine
indictments charging profiteer.
inc in the sale of sugar
The feeseral officers expected
the remaining two 10 be served
late today.
immediately following the ar
rest wholesalers announced they
would hold meeting to consider
the indictments. 1t was said ?
ioins statement would be issue1
al TIE close OF the meeting this
evening.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-18
DEATH OR INJURY MUST
Be TRACED TO SERVICE
Otherwise. War Risk Insurance
VIII Not Hold Good Ex-
Service Men Should
Ask for Certificates.

A bzlletfn entitled. New Proyi-
sions for Compensation and Nedicsi
sud Sarglc2i Care and Supplies ua-
czr the wsy Rssk Act. and otticia'is
listed as -LD-5e. ts announced bf
Directory II. 6. choirneiey Jones "
the Bureau of War Risk Insurance
a. ready for distribution
TIE circular whisa i9 sddrc@s
to former service men ard a cory
N w4Ieh may H. obtained from the
Burssu of War Risk lnrarsnce. sets
form the warning 'hst cerilfies-@
a. injury frurn the bnreau, within
oue year from ghe date u dischsrge
o. resignzfioa. - necessary 10 pre-
serve eligibility sor eOfnpenss,irr o.
she part ~ 0nyOna wao received ir
sury or contracted disease willi. 10
the service.
To caote ths baiieiir NO % "
rensa,ior - paysDls unless the dts
ability oY 5eafh can ~ traced 70 ar
fnfsry or disease Incurred IN the
ferTice.
--Mznv persorF. however. hsvs re-
csire1 injuries " contracted disease
Il fn@ serrgce ard the iil effects
fbere0s 10 GOT appear until sone time
sfser their fischarge or RESIGNATION
r. she disability resulting from the
nyury or disease contracted In the
Y. 2 fVxN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-18

Dies Moines. Ia. May iss-Ifenry r.
Dawson. of J. p. Morgan and com
pany. chairman of the board OF gov
eFnors OF the league OF Red Cross
societies. told the general conference
of the Methodist Episcopal church
here faday that zone of the most
terrible tragedies In the history "
the human race ~ being enacted
xgthin the broad belt " territory
1ying between the Baltic and Black
snd she Adriaiic seas In this era are
the new Baltic states. Poland. Czecha
SsOEakiA. Ukraine. Austria. Hunsaria.
Rumsnls, Montenegr9 Albania and
Serbia
Mr. Dawson asked that congress
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-18
oLovna,s olvrN nrcrprlon

Mr. and Mrs WAYNE Glover tnee
MaichetD. were accorded a rousins
welcome by delegation ~ friends
az lhe lone Monday night The new
W married pair slipped IN on a irae
tion car and Msse srqneatared ~
room al the hotel Two hours later
~chlyarih pat.sf WAS organized
The coi,pla was forced % plead guilty
amld tho footing " horns and alw4
nphono racket An effort 10 hardtngf
the groom "a c0lorcd gentleman
failed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-18
thirty-nine true bills against
profiteers had been found by the
jury.
FIVE CHARGED WITH
CoUGINC IN SHOE SALES

Lincoln, Neb., May IS. Five
retail dry goods and shoe dealers
we're indicted here last night by
federal grand jury ON charge of
Drofiteering in the sale Of shoes.
women's ready-to-wear goods and
mems clothing. All are promin-
ent merchants. The indictments
were returned under the Lever
act.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-18

immediately appropriate not exceed
Ing ss000000OO for the use of the
countries of eastern and central
Euroge. He requested that congress
cali upon the president 10 appoint
a non political commission Of three
Americans distinguished for their
character and executive ability. and
which should proceed at once 10 SUR
yey the conditions IN these countries
and TO allocate materials 10 them
without Interference and by exercise
Of its own prerogative. He suggested
for members Of the commission men
of the type Of general PerNhing, Her.
bert Hoover and former Secretary
Franklin X. Lane. He said that he
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-18

Washington, May ~ -~ Settle
ment 81 the controversy over in
creased wage demands o. anthracite
coal miners which has extended
over several weeks is expected BY
department ~ labor officials today
o. tomorrow.
Concessions obtained by sccrc
tary of Labor Wilson from both
miners and operators during daily
conferences. officials said. have
made possible peace settlement.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-18
Thick
In This Theft

Yakima, Wash. May is.--Mys.
tery surrounding the theft Of $40.
600 last Friday from the express o.
flee OF the Great Northern railroad
station IN Spokane, Wash. was
eieacd today BY confession which
the police said they had obtained
from Albert Mcoirt, arrested here
Sunday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-18

had NO doubt that she obligation
would be repaid and suggestHi n
should run for ~ years.
lie urged also that the United
states invite other governments in
position 70 assist and participate
IN the undertaking and declared.
~ am confident that our action
would be followed by The govern
ments of Great Britain. Holland. the
Scandinavian countries. Spain and
japan and that France and Belgium
and italy notwithstanding their loss-
~. would help 70 the best Of their
ability
The sum suggested by Mr. Dawson
for appropriation by congress OK.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-18
Relief
In Sight Nom

Washington, May ia.-~itouse re-
poblleans were rotlfled today by
Representative rowner. chairman of
the party conference COMMITTEES,
that the soldiers rellef legislation
would hc considered az the party
caucus 10 be held tomorrow nl0h,.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-18

G. r, Farris os Oklahoma City,
publicity man with the Ship by
Truck train, says great interest IL be-
A1s manifested by farmers In the
truck idea "Thls truck train IA
something eJix. and she demoustra-
tion now being given viii lead 70
good reNnlfN. Ne nath
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-18

oeeda the total of all the Red Cross
has expended IN the war and since,
which is placed by him at approxi
mately 100000. 900 Compared with
t'hc $500. 100000 asked for by Mr..
Daylsop, the Belgian relief fund would
re bat drop In the bucket.
Mr. Dayison said he was custodian
of auihoratIve reports. recording
appalling conditions among millions
~ people living IN eastern Europe" /"
y believe" he said, that the apathy
and indifference which greyaiI today
are due alone 10 the fact that Amer-
can people have not grasped the
dreadful facts.
The reports which come 10 Va
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-18
INTEREST IN WHO'S weo."

Interest In the who's Who" prize
guessina contest continues unabsted
booked The awards viii ibo made
May 81.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-18
Short Cuts To
Home Mems

--'i'rof Ryan wlll personally con
caci the first open AsF hand cancrrs
ot sh~ scaNoa this evening. An un
nsafsly goed rrogram has BEEN ar.
rsnged and iarsv crowd W masic
lowers y cerSain 10 crowd the space
ia front 81 Rsalerai Park. ArrAngV.
nents have heen nlaae 10 efvr shese
open air concerts vAch week on TStes
aay nsehtS
sop~n nafflers must be rut OUT
said Caief az Police Mitchell today
There are msns very slck people IN
Gathrse and the open muffsnr fsena
seems to take delight In tortnrins
th~aa, | have Instructed my men to
watch carefully and arrcs, an offend
etS he sstd 4 shall hack an CsAief
Mitchell ia ghis decision and will nut
the fine 80 Il viii SticN said Mayor
Hartman, Who added a vas az The
home ~ ] n Van Hoorer recensl,
and during the time was there the
open &naftler rasred unceassngsy. ltI
Is a shame TO permit tAe nuisance and
AL rasAt thinking pr owners wlilI
correct the evil
--cigiseas of Mulhasl in Guthrie "a
day say there Is great activity IN the
OH line in thas part 81 the county
There are nov six big oh companies
ftgasing Tor acreage Ia the vicinity
az MalaaA and that many locations
have been made The test oa the
Malhall farm is going on nicely. . 1
New York syndicate has secured
acre@se and have agreed 10 begin 4
test on SECTION i6 IN Malhali town
ship sne tess ON the Donabne farm
wah a@ In good working order hy June
rs. The bertha C0on Ot company az |
Tulsa has 4 contract calling Tor spud |
ding ~fihin go days and the Prairie
on a Gas company has location |
and clock ot leases northwest OF
MulhaH
--latest report from the Empire
on companys test on the vina Wick /
farm II Springvale township Ia To the !
effect ihAs the dliiierS are fighting
ninsy formation and are making slow |
although the well Is In good |
shape and al distractions have bsen
removed A casing crew is at work 1
on the Enoch Carter farm northeast
of the city pullirg casing from the
abandoned well os tue No on CON
9any The casing. ria and drlIAns
viii he moved 40 l0ca
lion farther north ana new test
started.
Twice as many automobile sMgs
have been issued BY the stale hlgh /
say dearsment as had been issued al
'he same time last year Henry wood
commissioner, said yesterday. Clerks
Ia the department have passed the
$4,000 mark Last wear Al this time
'ime only 5000 had been issued A
new shipment; of tags was received
rom ne state penlien,iary yesterday
Nr Wood was wish the shin by
sfeeS party who visited Guthrie yes
.crday.
Persons not living IN Oklahoma
Sho derive an income from dividends
q Oklahoma corporations but have no
7roneriy in the state are not subyec,
q the state income tax Such was
ne rnlins of G w King. assistant
a''ornev general. made In a letter 10
frank Carter state auditor. yesterday
King said that Oklahoma cannot 20
'n'o courts 81 other states and sue for
axes dne 4 II the person has no
PROPERTY IN the state there Is no way
y reaching his uockefhonk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-18

The hlgh school senior play NJ tha
Pollard Friday night promises 10 be
coiorfui and xeatful The "All OF q
sudden PcNgy" cast ~ working hard
at rehearsais and ~ almost letter
perfect Edna Tharp will take tho
role OF pePey.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-18
TEN PRorTTEFps GRABBED
IN MEMPHIS NET

Memphis. Nav l8.-Ten men
some Of Their the most promin-
ent business men in the state
were indicted by the fedora
grand jury today on charges Of
profiteerinR in the sale Of sugar
and food stuffs. All gave bone
for appearance. II is stated that
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-18
GOVERNMENT INinI,ti-
MINI uiIItiAI.s NJ loss
lUR MI Az 10 ttRn
THIEVES NIIO DIIN
DETECTION
NO ! ,E OR ROBBERS
WHl 1ABB{D EVIDENCE
ttuio M I~ID ny COY.
In>M ~ EVIDENCE
DI~N ARs EitOM TIM
'~Ti,r :. IsOOM ~ I'D
t.isN BUILDING

Washinuten, May ia.-~rh@ ssarsttrs
Information ~as alvww fvem sh@ r-vv
hu~ departments seaay tnas llausr vat.
u@d ~ mere shsN four ssllslvn sesgss.
fb~fore prvhshlsisa nrtesi sns ,sas
wou'a bring rsoee thar ,~sgvs mllilsn
do'iars " scid ~ prevailing eesas..
nad beer stolen from govssnm@ns
eawdsd warehouses; ar while In trans.
Prom hended govmmmant ~sY~
hevaev - other points, Tire shsf,s
have ali hese recorded alues Jaly
'aas. when nasieny prohibition be
came affective
neasdss shls II - estimated 6y the
prohibition enforcement afvf@lom -
Ws revenue department that whgssy
brandiea. ard eeTaial~ valued a, ,..e
milliea dollars has been stalsn freq.
hossla. a'ssliiers ard private howss
during the past four maaths.
~ one ease. fovr hundred uslians
~ whisky held ~ strong room lr
federal court hulldlng far svsawna@
10 a trial, WA taksn hy thieves o.
those iHtersstsf Tire whisky mad
eempiessly disappeared when shs ea.s
Nas callea for trial. rst~lsnstsrdina
shs feet that the ~asroag rsow' was
on she fourth tleee " .ns hullasng
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-18
RAIN HELPS TO PUT
OUT FOREST FIRES

~ Paul. MINI. May ~ The forest
fire situation Ia northern Minnesota
was improved today following rairss
and successful fights sy large crews
Of man IN battling the flames
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-18

make n clear that In these war
rayiAhcd lands civilization has broken
down. mon, women and children are
dying by the thousands and over vast
once civilized areas there are 10 be
found neither medical appliances nor
medical skin sufficient 20 cops with
The devastating plaques"
Summarizing these reports. MIR.
Dawson said that one " the worst
tyfhus epldemica IN the worlds his
tory now existed among thc Poles
who were threatened with wholesale
starvation this summer; that typhus.
Influence. smallpox, or tuberculosis
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fContlnued on Page 3. Col. IL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-18

The water IN the new resoryois
will stay" snid tha construction
engineer today m means tha Guih+
vie now has an inexhRustible water
supply for home and fire purposes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-18
MORE woRkmEn Are
our ON A BTRlkE

Denver, COT. Mas IN Union llne
men. electrical workers and gus atok
ora " thc Denver Gas A Electric
company are on strike 10 enforce
demands Tor increased saRea,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-18

Colorado aprtnas, May "a WI
liam tsshhw MeAdoc. soswsF s~efe
tary " ths treasury, 10 ess peel
dsntlat office seeker. u was ssas~d
heew tonsurs
etm net IN tire paf'tseal asefe
naa have as intention ~ bstnl
present a, ,he dsmexrsss0 ssa~vn
slsn. Ne ssld,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-18
APPEALS GRnERER cAar

City Aiiorney smith "a not satir-
'ea with The awarding of a f.rerar's
ite tension to former Fire CHI yrn
irueaer He has appealed .hs - 80
the supreme court.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-18
ulC HAUL MADE nv
CHICAGO WHISKY THIEVES

fhicaRo May ls~ Thousands W rai.
1ohs ~ ilauor. valued AZ 5000 o1u ana
A~'aed ny The government a. evidences
~ enforcing prohibition. have hean
stolen from tho government ware
houHe hsFu lHtrrug5 Hevunua Collect.
~ ~ W Mayer announced
The disappearance ~ tho llaaar
ieapardlk.a mUfw thana hundred
caAos agalnat alleged "hnoIlnxaeru. e
u waa aald
Investigation ~ th~ thstt was b.
sun by Msser aud flrorw " Mnr
dock, representing the solicitor ~ lhe
Internal revenue department and a
squad ~ special agents
The missing liquor consisted oaly
~ that aelzed BY the government hsa
tween October e aud January ~.
when . special dnpartment WA
created 20 entono prohlbltlan.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-18

ger OYSeane. La. May ls-Tonight
fair. souesAai rsrmer: Wednesday
fair.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-18

v w Limits has returned from q
buying tour IA the saat for the lnik
store W. ilarkcg viii leaya tanlor
row for New Yors on 4 llha mission.
Mrs George who haa been lasytaK Ia
Chicago markets., has retnrned