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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31
NlBLACK TO COMMAND
U. S. NAVY IN EUROPE
admiral Husr Ordered BACK 4,
H"w York to Take Third
District

-. Associated lfsSS.
WASliINGTON. Dee. 3n-Rca-
AdHiral y. L. N.hiack has b.ea or
ocrc" Ia assume command o: Amrri
can n1va! forces in Europcan wa
;Srs. succeeding Vice Aimiral IL Mel.
nnSc' II has been announced at In"
Nay! Dcp,rt:s>nt. Rear Adin:rai
Nin!ack VIII take the rank OF vice
ahnirai amt VIII ily his nag on the
cruiser Pittsburgh H.. has recent.
btea naval attach" at london and
curing the war commanded American
forces bases on Gibraltar. lie was
,I'er ch!ci OF naval Intelligence at
The Navy Department.
Vice Admiral liusc will revert Ia
ms p"rmanrnt rank of rcar-admirul.
and shortly after his arrival in THIS
country viii relieve Rear Admiral
James ~ Glcnuon as commandment OF
IN" third naval district with head
quarters At New York Admiral
iiennon wili soon retire
Admire! N,biacit's new assignment
was made. II Vas said AZ the depart
incnt. In conformity with Tho policy
- rewhrdiuc officers who served In
high POSTS during the war with inn
rortaIt commands
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31

me usual liquidation WAS .c., and Liver
.,"oi a-;ain failed 10 come w 10 ,N;,.cta-
tlnhs ana SOME !it;!e selling followed re-
loiIS from New iu.k that January mo-
tees circulated quite while before thyV
Were stopped. AT the lowest Levels prices
were - 10 - bointS under the last .r.vyS
OF yes lEFdaS with January down to I. =,
anu july down To l3i. January closed a,
!ssl and July n i34S
f"i.uwlnE the FIRST selling furry under
va" .hhH"ncc OF Door cables considerable
!eI.i"li.E pN shorts was icit auI "A It,!l..
,"'e' thc deihhnd was stimulated u a
.ron"ihSca DEGREE bv the ENCOURAGEMENT
,,hht IeadinG shirt concern would ON
ihi'."aGx ,,ut ,,ut is pr:cer Nv . ner cent;
thni /; would lead to Grcati. imcrr.Sr,I
"nSoinpti"n az cotton goods.
Stehuih.sS h!d not last long and thu
inhihci fell Ia It's lowest under rrrnti :
'n"t iannarS notices still were circulating
~ my Ncw York market The late trad
me ha1 It's recovcrics from IN" !nwcsr
out thcN were not well sustained Trad
nE IN ms market will no, 10. resumed
my! M"hGas morning. and the tripl. holt
uaSs restricted business 10 same ,x,.nt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31
CnICAt.o GRAIN Am I.Ion,rr

CHICAGO. Dec. @p.-Whrat prices cli;iIb.d
i'IhN !" the highest puiGt reached in IN.
,5Si ihrer weeks. Improved domestic
in.'t'"G demand was the chief buiiish fac
''.. ~" CLOSING. however. was weak L.
!.mt hSi nwSr I" li2C advance. with March
No. !" i"'. and MAY !6leflG. Corn
nulshth - 10 e down. oats of 4. a ~, and
~ " .SI"nS at = a"tback .: to l. cents
49," 49," ,hhhiinE some h"sitHncv du" IN
"'NtIS' industrial a.yr!npIu.ute hutl,,
, n,oon t" m control Of wheat and held sway
"h''. near IA" 'ut OF the session slime
%! Increased call from milling intrrcS; :
n,,If,nHrtrh me Lions share Of nu;!c. as
W,"h'"hN We're current that flour .,ocE a
W." Tow ana thai tho bulk of wheat ,r :
fu'hu"t,i"iS a. present In sigh; arr s,wn.3
,s,,,,,N>,," OK ttiS, ne "dNanc" IN wheat prI,.s
,n"mmsh brought about attempts 20 r"a IL.
-" I;dN' s'lliIig pressure WAS in,luc.l
'tSv pN thS h.Iri<h showint, OF th. ,t,,t.
80. 40 i,,hhu NS"HlS statement and hy 10 :
,.s,, puSi't' th'rcaS" OF the rstl,un'.1
tina. ""c't III ATs"u-
M"H'h-'hd hGuidation weakened ,,r,
.lu "h's after moderate upiurn h.I
htmSI.st. "'"'e IN sympathy with tho wheat
p'rilncs IN tho hog m.rkc. h,a u.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31

'he nvw wear adioUrair-nt This tendency
Mas prrnHO.y Increased. 10y u:gurr :uiia;:
~ ibfdG!..SIt t$-nlTSc rates aaI rG!iIo!s 81
rally ~ santos ans! after opening 3
r".uls i"NNr 10 Uu.utg higher. nctiv.
months H"'H sotnc 80 l. points tD1v" lasI
iiIhts ct"s tx iisurcs. with March touch
i"E 80 aud AjS. as rms buir, Was
u"t ;ds.N itHiriam,l Dy Tho near months.
hui Ia ;uurtvt c."srd ~ net IdVinC.
OF 10 - POINTS. Closing bids; January.
80. N"E'h. I=p. MAY. ".7h. july. -.rs !.
s'.n,"i"u"r. naJ: prtub"r al
Spot oor"". du.i Rio ~. Ok 81 -. San.
COS Is. -. ia Js.. Sales "t Rio - were
Iel 0ri.d At 30 ~ IA" cost aud freight
..hrNri Win oTSrs OF Santos Is ranging
HE Official cables from Bfa.n reported
u dv'!lu" ~ a.r rcls IN the dollar buyiuE
rate with un advance OF l-.td Ia IA"
iatc OF IA" cAchaEE" on London. but the
n:l'..N prices at Rio and santos were not
sven. brazilian port rocctDtS. I..GGn: Jun
Ilahy receipts. 500: RIO cleared 4. l0l tor
N"& Orleans and Santos $500 Tor New
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31
aILROAD SHAREHOLDERS
hL0AD TO TAKE PROFITS
pck Market Generally Moves To
Higher Levels Under Leader
g ship OF Indnstrials.
ADrNG CAasEs COMMENT
2AM Street SpcculatcS on Scgrc-
lagntiOn Plan-CoElulon Loses On"
Point on Belief That Assets Will
sRo Distributed Equally.
ny n1,nAnAN VAL.

sf'ySMHW YORK, Dec. %e.-A.thouEh
appeared ia the rail
~ shares. especially those winch
EsnSs the favoriteS ~ the previous
i6Mton. the general stock market
5sss1pEed to higher levels today under
r. sership of the Industrial depart
81 tssances in the industrais ranged
SS9m q fraction to more than I'VE
fs31otnts, the maximum rise being
$acored in American lntcrnaiionai
(which was in demand up 10 the close
Nof the session. The anal quotation
ssNyas only shade under the nigh ag-
sSrGre Scr the day.
US; JjHised states Rubber was clso a,
~ ut with i gain OF nearly three
fPd Uf tdur TO purchase IN anticipa-
9 fE5 declaration Of the regular d!v-
JE Common closed Il shade under
tfSkriy one point Of he uni,sd states
Rgkel Corporation. Most of the cap
rs Ens. Of Industry, are optimistic OF
IN he future, but admit that business
X fas fallen off.
Gulf Continues Weak.
- Ono unfavorahle development was
: the continued weakness OF Atlantic,
Gulf and West Indies. which closed
and sold at new low record price
for the movement.
The continued strength of the mar
tions exceeded the million share mar
ket led TO expectations OF further
Improvement in prices tomorrow
Wall Street continued TO speculate
on the segregation Plan To be at-
nounced by the Heading Company.
One rumor had il that the plan would
y he made public on January or :.
The common stock lost one point be-
cnuse q. selling based on belief
& that they VIII provide for equal par
ttcipation in the distribution of as
sets of all classes OF stocks.
Z Such q distribution would favor the
shares, but they failed to
II ect any excitement. the first pre-
8 ys,ed gaining one-hal; of point AMI
5Ey3Sg second preferred losing about two
.&Eojnts. one expert statist!c!an in ono
81 Or the largest commission houses
inquired that on an asset basis. and
HncludnE both preferred issues and
Ahe common. tho asset value should
sbel around so :: share.
kSa Expert Figures Earnings.
I1AThis expert also figured that earn
al rs Will h. sufficient 10 warrant cur
AiSnt dividends and perhaps large dis
Rumors We're also cur
8reit that the plan would he contest
y.cd Simmcdiately upon its formal an
4 - Purchascs of odd lots of stocks
4 outright continues 10 he impressive
rrecords III that direction yesterday.
In last nights mail ii sent out aoout
800 registered letters containing GER
gyihcates of stock ranging ali the way
IRON five To 100 shares each.
78s5 The shares are going TO all parts
aof the country, and IL Is believed that
many OF them VIII not come back TO
Wall STREE IL at all. for. years TO
itransferrine from 5000 10 1000 shares
of5stock in odd lots daily for the last
sixty days These purchases are for
,-tHe most part in industrial shares,
liz AontiNucS TO place more faith in
1.-THE indusiriAls than the rails.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31
St-C; Nli

NEW YORK bee. -. Tho loc,i market
lDt iiW SUGAR was gu!ct today. and ~ no
,rt9h business wss rGunri"d prices were
i"MlIhat'T un, HANGED =; ia.C tor Cuhas.
Sosi ana .rei:ht. .Vual 90 ..Ss for cen
tri!oGI!. pi"g!ucg. however. were more
hntiht anu ~ was said that cubas were
N"'ltH a. last rr!ctS. Is well some
~, crop Fort" hicOS Tor car!y January
EH,n'nrnt az thc sam" level.
N teHnnu list prices Narc unchanged "a
49,, ,n 40" f"r !tnc Gcamulat.d There
W'S. no Improvement IN the dem, .ti which
CONTINUES i!.ht and Of q hand TO. mon, n
.nsir1S'er; ih' inarbct for futures was
'iNle., uhdSr scattered liIuiGat!au nj.
thnnfh business WAS light with traders
.hC1u'cH !" walt ;"r fresh Developments in
\, ncfh,N Ia pVlEt~ not .ow.r. Jan.
IimiT,E %'nSSea at ~: March, iSi. May tSi.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31

CHICAGn IIAE Srl,l,,: =.

N''D. Dec. aN--,'attlc: -.rrf,,s
~ =, 20 steers ana lat she srnci, steady.
n"tis strong - 2ic higher; beSt b,,n,.n,,
n,'i,nV--.'' S"tN"i steady: choice v.aI.rS To-
stah,Iv Ia 800; ;. .-'''' si"ckcrs and feeders
Hog r.c"ipty +5."lj: mostly. rS,cac
,,r 'A"I N"S,"FddE'S average; closing
Mrh. ~ las h"ttom prlcrs: ton. 80?
g.h' anh li"h; LIGHTS. carlv buik %, n
,,' - - - ,'"c lower: bull; l.SIrul,r
H. ~ mound pigs largely i0.Oi
,,,rn'""i r"c"ints, 1900: "a; Lambs 25si 80.
wv, '"h "Hrlr. l..2i; huix 10 ,5Iy :" M.
10 sh,"n .oc lower: hes; ewes J.oj: hill,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31

twenty m"utnS tic S;at" Division Of
NGrNcts has refused the request OF
tht i'ld.S,r state tI,a;ncry To keep
iAe go IL st:'.sec :ns longer and
issued orders that they be thrown on
ih' ni.ti ket t"r Immediate sale.
Ownership OF the eggs having changed
ioui' times made IL difficult TO keen
track "f chem. il was said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31
rErEKsmUEG PEANUT MARKET.

cr Petersburg. Va. Dee -. ia2c.
90 y y i-tar,l"rs stock. market w.ak
N,inGfiNI>s- Farmers stock market no,n.
FANCY iuinbo. &c 20 &c pcr No.
Extra prime, - PEE 10.
lr.nc SIC To- g. pCr IL.
ShcllinE stDck. &c TO SIC rer N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31
COTrnNS.mn nlI-

NEN YORK. D.c. 30 Cottonsc,a oil
NorHrd nttlc higher early on covering
unt w",k.ngG natter Under hcGr" s"iiing
NO renewed ,iIG!"aticn on the hcav!ncs,
~ cotton ana !trl. clua!nf: bids w.rr
rem n"inis higher to Il NJ, lover
SSr,I LOO, barrels No tenders Prime
~. March. S3i. May. $50. Iu;y. Ss7.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31
NAVAL. STONES

49,. ,,A;iEksoNN LILLE FLA. Dec. ao.-Tur-
nch'hiS. UNCHANGED: sales. none. receipts
~; shipments SIC: stock g 221. Resin
uhSnnnGed: sales. non". receipts. SCI: shin.
v. q. u. I. Is. NJ y. We. M.N II "a 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31
MISCELLANEOUS MAIskErs.
my rnnnr

NEW YORK. Dec. STRAY cotton ronds
We're Guict tuf'ty. while yarns were barely
.tsaay An"sNcaE stau!c g!nghams dropped
10 q hhS's ni llEc u vcarl net. aud dress
EihcHanS to l'c FOR utiii'ics Raw silk
vas s;raa!cr. bnrlaus quiet and Wool goods
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31

It"arh"d Er-s ON Market.
Mli.W AtkEE. MIS-. Dec. 30.-Fol-
lowing disclosures that one 10, Of an
proNiinat"lY - 600 dozen eggs had
been boarded for from eighteen 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31

0rtssfn Jv.fn.it
HPW YORK Mlddl.nr. 1850: stock. q
HtDny .pcr,s-s,r,k. p4n
TotsL todsyr ,i!'.ccsip:s. :s.77s: exports. 9.
setsi ffscnr week Receipts. 1881: e1.
I III, IN tnr a.. seGson-Roceit.s. a.H2s2s: er
43HsE OIL Se Dec. :D.-whl,e thsrs
9RsSEnIlods ,ySadSanc!rs prIces the t-rnd
36k.Eor To-Day Nss toward lower lsvsiS.
R&si8te1g tlnodrrste way. closing uuota :
~ pei io'scs OF Is 90 q ps.n;s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Personals

WANrED-We are maxim; speciality Of
GyeinS army oNcrCvats .avk brown aud
b!avh, Mrs. y. j. Pyle. SI5.5iI Eor,h
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31

PRODUCE: MARKETS

COFFEE
MN YORK;, Dec. ")-Earlv !rrrguIaritv
w l"Ilowcd nv rallies In tho ma rkrt rn-
'"h,n futures today with recent sellers
SNIl'nt4g inclined u cover IN advance of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31
COIIu\ M\Hkrrs

ali EN- YORK bs. ai,"rha' cotton mar.
JOB iCsi "a fNNa iIrf 10! Yesterdays gains
WhtnE 20 circulation az add!ti nal
] to.uSs!!.. q, '''.'- f"nuris 81 easier spot
= toS's ~ ,i'' TuN Invest and renewal OF
Js.ishs off ;'orn iI,) 10 l;oi ana c!Ssins
SSther month bowel net losses Of ~. :, 10
{The market opened stesdr =. g., ,dv,nc.
6 &c is D,a's ou s;raalGr cabi.s and
s6IerniEhi huN.rg orders Ther, w,s some
tJanuary iigrifttoa '-om int atari how
,,ssutiern or or Na 6-,s@ss siSi9 Chi.
kmand ie!r aci..e .ft,r mo ,otrrjn, niovc
tnents or the irryiUus day
about 700 bales arI So ~ ,SSlatcu !
i ipf -. DO circulation during The
teTtnH selling THIS had - Al. nr..st,t, an
synenee on "a Ger months while tbor. was
'l.tS7tSone hrSri-A comment on the I,.ri:
sxH. hhthnd Sta'emcH' The easier turn in
DOTS receiFcd hcTr frOi, Houston 10 in
Ehe Afternoon sa!t that inlddiing irI 80 i.,
wv IItudiiHE cotton WIS bain. otf.-a8 a.
Hs cheaLcsi bass q. the season N.-cn
PIKE 70 49, and Nav 20 49,. or - IN
pGinls nSt "|.r and 'ast urice, we're
f5ny. 1herr We're r. nor;s o.-s. en-, - ~.
rs bette deinand f.~ cotton .n6Ja ~,
Fihey5 faied y" inSnirr Rrv .r,.q irtylrr
w copsenuence and hrnEe-. 81 =, ~ ~,
EfEJennary ara scattered s1uih.rr ~ ~.
soTAse~ sflinF n later months nh. - -,
b$lesrH naYl:". VII! he close. U la, "
q foTTo Z as VEL 90 IN saturdey ana tha
eeiSaI bYrhcl VII rc'raiu clGsel from! ran,
5r<1orrtf I'M Monday mc-r,rg ".
stfts tA1aT. SD making s..s 81.
SRI siociT. ifGs.5. -'.''.' q )"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31

niipsOE Sppcr SiN, 'hotOuEhiy- oyer.
hauled. chc.r crn Randolph 1870.
JORDAN 7-uAssESGEH. 1920 model. o1Iv
EtuG -.ph tcs.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-18
LEGION POST TO
State Commander Of veter-
ans is in Grand Forks
Today.

State Commander G. l. Dad"
Dawson Of Beach, Of tho American
Legion arrived last night from Fargo
AID tonight will be the guest OF hon
or attA banquet in the Commercial
CLUB dining. room, given by Grand
Forks post No, s. The banquet will
be served at 6:15. O'clock.
Mr.. Dawson win be the main
speaker of the evening. Il. D. Camp
bell. past commander Of the local
post, will preside as toastmaster. ATT
torney j. B. Wineman, chairman OF
the home service section Of the Red
Gross. will give a, short talk. explains
5pg recent changes in government
Insurance.
auu4y> Commander Dawson has
been ~transacting considerable official
business with officers of the local
post. He is well known in Grand
Forks and has a large number Of
friends here and at the university
which he formerly attended. Mr..
Dawson Is q graduate Of the law
school.
while in Fargo Mr.. Dawson was a
EQest lat a dinner and ball on the
occasion of the woenan's auxiliary to
Gilbert G. Grafton post No. 2 of Far
so, receiving its official charter.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-18
COMMISSION WORK
CLOSED AT COURT
HOUSE YESTERDAY

x;Following. a two days hearing of
testimony from both employees and
employers from various business
imum wage question, the workman's
compensation board of North Dakota
left here for Devils Lake, where it
will continue its Investigation of the
wage matter.
The commission heard testimony
of employees, representing practically
every class of business in this city, i
regard to salaries received at present.
expenses for living. and recommends
tons for q minimum wage.
Recommendations for a. weekly
minimum wage ranged from $12 to
SIS. Mattresses, who receive liberal
tips for service, and in some cases
one meal or more a day, recommend
ed. q minimum'Sof $12. while an SIS
minimum was recommended by clerks
laundry, workers and candy shop
employees. '
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-18
Officer Appreciates
" Support OF Contest

II wish to- e1press' to people and
merchants of Grand Forks how thor
oughly the recruiting officers appre-
ciate- the assistance and generosity
displayed in the wa they have taken
hold Of the army essay contest" said
Lieutenant Colonel T. ]. Rogers of
Aberdeen, s. D.. today.
When I say the success Of the
contest here has been assured and
put over in the usual Grand Forks
manner Of ~thoroughness. l think
what I NEAR will be appreciated"
the officer said. s
Colonel Rogers declares the. ssa
CONTEST is exceeding all expectations
OF recruiting officers and that thou
sands of school children in this dis
trict will write in the contest which
will be held next Friday. A number
of PRICES have been offered by local
firms Eand business men for local
prize Winners in the contest.
st. Ionis-Mel Coogan was award
ed the newspaper decision over Arlos
Farming in eight rounds.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-18
NAVY STATION
HAS GOOD RECORD

Lieutenant @. H, Fort. commander
Of the navy recruiting station at Min
neapolis, was IN the city today aid
visited the sub-station here on an In
speotion tour. Lieutenant Fort spoke
highly of the work Of the local sta
ton and commented in particular
bean entered ,duripe the time that
Recruiting ,omcer Carl Kendfyx, G. B.
NJ, has been on duty here, Navy en-
listfhents, Omcer Ksndryx said today.
have been made more attractive by
tho navy pay bill which has Just been
passed ~ conEFess.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-18

and many schools have started,
drill and are doing excellent work.
Mir Rhinestone urges that oil teach
ers take the matter up ut once and
have parts Of the program we'll
learned before spring. 4 !.
Besides the usual Individual events.
Aaypole dances, relay 9 and vol.
ley hall games will again BE- on the
program Schools Of the county are
satly plane for the play day.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-18
PLAY DAY PLANS TO
BE SIMILAR TO ~

Plans for the Grand Forks county
Will in general be similar to those
Of former years. according to Miss N.
Beatrice Johnstone, county supcrih.
tendent Of schools. A definite pro-
gram will be prepared for publica.
ton In the next issue Of the county
school bulletin.
Physical culture drill. which has
been given before. will be one OF the
main features again, Miss Johnstoae
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-18
Northern Packing Plant
Makes Splendid Record

The second month Of active opera.
ton for the Northern Packing cons
paly u about to close, and already
the plant has made a splendid rec
ord. among the industries Of The
state. At present the company EN-
'ploys ls5 people and is selling prod
In northwestern Minnesota and North
Dakota. To date the company has
haDdled 1.5 carloads OF livestock.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-19
THE QUESTION IS when
IS MILK REAL Milk
vez ~--, ywe Krz5s q M-k
yoalx Al z31 KzS Fkx;<z--
Eei Lk<-<a< FsE3 Se,tz
AK

NtEg1r- & E. NA-xA as-E4zlEs
rheslret nkIF t,,sz Tlt4f-s -,aek-liIs G
t.tf Aszs ant SnansE sf S.ssr rasr-sel
ula he MA e'rul11 iss1as. xf wfsfA
l,- ss1rIrs p 8e<f : rhAz-Tnnl has
nsrrsD3rf nnEsz arFsssl lE1zas1. >sv-
fu CuG--S Sf aAs- nsrszs't m1.s And
1Fe xux--s sE rTE ua6 were lsrE
and car Dc Eeff antw vfGf ~As
wf,sA Tas commission -ht1 SIM
Dar'et >chsa Suss-l s*nofnr LszT
usuAs-s az Re -4x Aaa-t Knt ssrn-
sirgss p. rhs CRY nisrss sEF.cf. tar
me lss-- F-ss n uls va gDtrtt
. KJg'sarEsss ana Ne zn.t usnlt ifss.sr
lie fztrsbrt Ntze nLnt n h1-t-
&c lesz- shhf &C EAs-zrE ant l1-hsHsf
tsf-rEu,f slu3aet III aaI 10 gu<
r,uil ssE rht tilstrsDls
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-19
sE-Eg NEWS ycyEs
FROM STATE AND NATION

N-s -alI1 S1r1ss e Clf1baHa
C-F has sBef Natas : Ezm1isf EIr
7ref slLu11s i-shsf g nA--lEr,
scs'uiss
r1-s- were flLs,1 vAsr NJ p IA Ia
S-Isbsst eHnnm nsa- -fEI-'FTlk lIsz
1irl-
E1al N M0xsnzse sAmaus Hutin
~c1m aud risfsr Is 8a1g a. rs bGlne
- Tulsa
nlLbsna cg,r Eas " hult !
1sE hinns -s cass Sc set
C1zars sc wsarsr1 1tki1la.rr1a hIr.
l-Elrl.s't -s s4s1s ssrsxt e -hs h11
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When WL-sr 5rxms1 F.-- >mrf
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