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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-27
What's the Fare To Nashville?

Robert QUICK Is President or The quick Sale
Company, Waukesha, Wis.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-10
LACK OF TEAM WORK
APPEARS IN CAMPAIGN
Incidents Happening Show That
Some Rough Spots Must BE
Smoothed Over In Cox
Harding Fiesta

Columbus, O.. Aus. 10 Team wosA
IS hardly 10 be expected at this earis
stage of the national campaign
team work between the candidates
and their respective managers to-
nevertheless there ara some glaYin
examples already ot loose play ID
both the republican and democrats
camps.
On the same day. for instance thai
Candidate Harding authorizes state
ment calling the democrats 10 task
for being willing 10 aeceat eonsFlaus.
ions of more than I'll 600 and hlntlaa
NJ some invisible gods OF wealth, the
treasurer Of the republican national
committee. Fred w upham Of Chi
cago. publicly expressed the fear tpat
plans of the republicans may have ~
be changed before the campaign is
over and contributions IN excess ef
$1,000 be accepted.
Turn, then, to the democratic camp
A few weeks ago. Gov Cox hastenei
% the Waite House and talked III nga
over. and statements were issued 81
~-~---a---. --s+-.--a----~-s---s.--
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-10
A HOME CROWN WINDOW
THAT IS APPET|Z|NG
Vegetables and Fruit Display At
Cooksey's Grocery Store Is
Finest In State, All Grown
BY Home People

Anyone who doubts that Logan
county Il the banner fruit and vege'
table county OF the state has but to
make a trip down town any morning
and take a squint AZ the Cooksay gro,
eery show windows. That will con.
vince the most skeptieal In the wft.
dow this morning for instance were
Home grown Jonathan apples, fine
and incious, and they we're selling tast
at 40 cents basket, Elbcrta pesch-
es, grown In the Schiehing orchard.
Notwithstanding the fact that IL Was
generally supposed that there was not
AN Elherta peach In the county, are
ion sale at % cents a basket and they
are fine large ones Whita grapes
grown BY Logan farmers. sell for 20
cents the pound. fine large tomatoes
sugar squash cucumheFs, yellow wax
beans and Kentucky Wonder bcang
peppers fine and large. delicious can
talonne, equal In every respect TO the
Rocky Ford variety and watermelcns
that look SO fine that there Is always
q hungry looking colorcd hoy standlns
In front Of the window with his mouth
watering, and the new Barona musk.
melons that rosemble the squash ID
appearance but IL said to be most
wonderful IN quality and taste; sweet
potatoes, rhubarh carrots, heeta.
squash, are all home grown and afe
temptingiy displayed 10 the show win,
dows of this up to date grocery store
Il is safe bet thai Oklahoma cry
has no store that has & more inyt.
ing vegetable and fruit display tAan
II shown BY Cooksey II Is WORTH
while to come down town in tho early
morning and take look al the hons
grown display"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-10
MEN WHO STOLE GRAY
CAR MAKE CONFESSION
Third Degree Put on Rv
Sheriff Robertson Brings Re
suits, Organized Gang Of
Five; Two Still AT Large

! The third degree IL the officer
last resort 3 Ard il The officer Ii oa
to his Job he usually gets results
Yesterday. after tho third session
with the three men who made the Il
tempt to get away with the Lymaa
Gray car, Sheriff Robertson forced
them to confess Believe me-. those
Iadyhucks. are 'hardholled'" said the
sheriff today in telling ~ the COR
fession.
Here's tho stnry told hy Jim Oyar-
street, the oldest Of tho three and
concurred IN by Moore and Dixon, his
two companions:
we three left Shawnee and went
to Enid where we stole a big oids-
mobile, We ran the car out about
fifteen miles north Of Enid and de-.
serted II because we were not fami.
lar with the working of the engine.
But we knew no one in Tnid sns-
picioned Us 80 we returned 10 town
and passed few bad cheexs. In this
way we secured enough money 10
travel On the Pullman cushions. W.
then went to Oklahoma City, ant
while there madc the acquaintance Of
tContinued Page 4, Col. af
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-10
ODD FELLOWS MADE WON
DERFUL SHOWING IN YEAR
Gain In Membership During 1919
Exceeds 1900 aS6 Lodges In
State Grand Officers In
City Today

r. n Cline Of Tul@ Grand Master
Thomas q Andrews ef Chandler, IN.
puty Grand Master and Randall &.
iversay Of Anadafka Grand Warden
of the odd Fellows Grand r0dge
are IN eewalen here today with
Grand Secretary q w nrucc AZ the
Odd Fellow state headquarters taA.
sidorinF matters In connection with
the publishing or the oklahoma 0dd
Fellow the official State publication
~ The order of witch Grand Soeru
tary Brucc IA editor aud publiph-r
They arc also giving consideration
to matters relative 10 tho GOOD aad
Welfare Of the Order during THE CON.
iHn Grand Ledge commencing October
twentieth next Plans are aleo heinr
made for the coming Grand f.odsC
sessions which viii meet IA Muakogec
on October ~ next
The 0dd Fellows made the most
wonderful gain ia memberuhip duriur
The first hall of thls year aver made
Ia the history ot the crder IA tns
state the gain being 1908
Thore are $50 Odd Fellow loigcs
IN Oklahoma, nli IN good siandius,
with total membership July u iae4
OF t4,tSS.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-10
MANY UNIONS AFFECTED

Chicago, Ang. i0.--Tlnions are Il
fecfed by the boards decision. Trey
are.
The brotherhood of railway snt
steamship clerksl frdight handle.li
express and station employees
The international brotherhood o
Teamsters. ehauffeurs, stablemen and
helners OF America. t~w-E
The railway express drivers, chanf
feurs and conductors, local No. ca
a. Chicago.
The Order Of Railway Expressmer.
For the purpose Of the award tho
board divided express employees intc
five classes, but the increase granted
was In each case the same. rs cents
an hour Messengers and other en-
ployes In the train service, who's
hours are computed on a basis OF a
24o hour month will receive an III
crease Of $3.50 All other employe,
working On the 2o4 hour rer moatf
basis will receive s32.64 more. The
board directs that rayment from May
10 Aug. 81. shall be made separately
from the September checks. in order
that the employees may know the exac;
emount Of hack ray received.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-10

Dublin. AUG 40 yagcnsity a
public sentiment iu ireland against
British rule il evidenced ~ the act.
ions 'of the recentiy snu FeIn local
councils wrasmeatA county council
has decided that all tho court houses
in the county shall N closed and tha
government ofticiale resident IN them
evieted
The Irish Volunteers have been Or
dered 81 aao that no Judges are all
loved 70 enter the hulidiaes for the
purpose ar huldlnF any courts not
recognized hY the Dail EFeann. or
republican parliament. Some councils
haye passed resolutions 10 raise con
trihntiana for the maintenance Of the
Republican army
Az Caremorris, county Mayo, the
local council bias adopted resolution
appealing "a All lrshmen of military
age 10 undergo a course 0f military
training IN the Republican army, and
wifi NOT glso any position in tho
service Of the council 10 men who 40
not undergone such training In
other places the local councils have
decided to cut or the water supply
from the police and military barracks
AT Enniseorthy county Wexford
whore this way done, tho authorities
promptly BIT hack and the counci
room was raided BY police ard sol
dicrs.
Meetings have just been hold thru
out ireland for the purpose Of select
Ing the judges who are to preside
over the Sim Fein parish courts.
These courts have jurlsdictIon in all
cases under 10 pounds IN yalne, and
II II intended that their judges shall
eventually BE- elected by the votes Of
the people IN whoee districts they
operate. Pending the organization of
electoral machinery Tor the purpose
they have been selected by confer
ence composed of the members of the
Dan EireAnn for the constituency.
the members of the county council.
ono clergyman Of each denomination
Continued on Page 4 Col,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-10
WHAT Tucked OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

Marion. Ohio IN teleerAm "
swceilng 10 the Texas republicans
Scnatot- Harding sald IA woala her
aid ucw era la American palltics
IL this campaign could see break
ing up 81 the democratic solid apush.
London WAR between shc ail1as
and soyles Russia ever Poland woa'd
be "a crime against humanity. and
RritiAh labor ha. warned British GOV.
arnment that nri,lsh laheT will be-
used to defeat such war British labor
icadern decided
parts rho entente governments
delivered ta the German government
a note protesting agaIuA interference"
with entente srnius enrouse 70 appu
slicla. uwyu nerlin dispatch
London Reuter- dispatch traui
SAYS the government r..
ceiycd advieos that the Japanese rea,
dents Of 0khoish Ia siberia have heeu
massacred and the town burned
Memphis Aflap flaming gained
decision over Ahc kabakogf III eixht
rounds,
Now York Reorganization of the
committee of forty eight with a cint
nlcte severance FROM the farmer
Iahor party was effected AZ meeting
u tho executive committee
washaugeon Evidence that re-
timers la effwla Ia eeen 40 With the
demand for motor gasoline
.educe the quality IN order % add 10
ne quantity n Disclosed In 4 test Of
motor fuel made by the bureau 81
mines.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-10
STATE SIDE OF RED
RIVER CASE CLOSES
Testimony In Behalf Of Texas
win Be Up For Hearing
Next Thursday

I.awton, Aag ~ ~ q. l.aats, n
Wichita Falls. Texas treglilaA ~ tbs
Rcd River eaas hers TO-DAY that az
feeral eommiesanvr N Texas hls
Jurisdiction extended onlg to sAn
south bank ~ tho river Testimony
here practically cloava the eaan fof
Dklnham&
Taking ~ testimony 10 behalf ~
tho state ~ Texas n the Texaaukla
hnma boundary controversy will be
Wiu Thureday a. TexaTkana, Texas.
&. NJ Cufeton, attorney genefal an
nuuneed today q. w Taylor aaHlats =
ant attorney general viii represent
Texas, Cureton mas alaa attend bvs
Tor tho cnneiualon of the testimony
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-10
Banks VIII Aid
Failing Motor Go

AeN. yarA. Auu "a. N..-~aa~MrAf ragi.
ilce aeiiars aUNn will bu advanced
10 the Maxwell Meter cawsrANy ~
New York hanka. Il waa learned
tadaY, when a Was announced tmas
eommlsse~ had been appelnsea 70
take eNsr management of the eons
cern. The exact amount " sha a..
vance will be determined thsa wet
h 10 asserted,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-10
NOW uI.u~ll,lIis ~Itt IL
III FIRST HtiI" pRI/il

lake Douglas tells this pne pu uti
NAn linlflngion" cotton farmer. Nhs
had farm near Coyin and who inva4l
ably secured tho pflsu huns 80 IN tan
old days for the first halrH of rastnN
Huntingdon usad tn pull The nnarest
maiured hoicaN Aaid poaglaa "ana
nut them on A canvas IN thn sun, III
thla WAY be forced the halea 10 open
aud always had the farmer whu ~stf
od for nature 60 handle the matter
IN the regular why, hested ~ wesk
II finally s'aked oul and then overg
farmer Ia the county followed tbt
Same system nntii we had sn rnle ths
"Nun hatchad cotton eut ~ lhe con
traiT
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-10

A lone high jack" bukeiup d erag
game that waa Ia fuil gwlng 1n the
hanks of ths Cottonwood SUNDAY
might and aocured something Hike $50
for hia trouble
while the game WAS at Itr height
the unwelcomn one parted the bushes
stepped into the inner crcle and told
the hnyH ~ stick 'em az. Witch thnY
promptly did lIe then scoop~d shs
loose coin lnto sack and hikea
african golt. on tho hank Of the
Cottonwood has been quito popular n
late, according 20 report Aome time
ago chief Mitchell ran into d bunch
that were playing and arrested them
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-10
National Banks Strong and Well Fortified Able to Meet AH Demands

Washington. ID. G.. Aug. TO-
,Official reports TO this office
from all National Banks under
the Call Of June 30th, show that
in " Of the 66 Reserve and Cen
trail Reserve Cities Of the country,
there has been a general tendency
towards liquidation and rcduc-
tion in bank loans since May 4
New York City National Banks,
however, increased their loans
I$l14,01O,000; Boston. S16.2s4 900;
Philadelphia, $I5.l75,0O0; Pitts
burgh, $6,235,0 900; Cincinnati,
IS, ,647, 900; Cleveland, "a $4,000;
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-10

IL DEPOSITS IN All Reserve and
Central Reserve Cities, including
New York, since May 4, amounts
10 $3l2, $4,000 Nearly every
Reserve City ia the South fcx
cept LonisyIlIe) in the Central
West Except IN the Cleveland
District and III the West and
Southwest, show REDUCTIONS
iu deposits
Aside from the disturbed and
alarming state 81 affairs In parts
'of the old world, for which, | am
convinced, this country's refusal
10 ratify the Peace Treaty is
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-10
RAINFALL IN STATE WAS
GENERAL NESIERD a,

Oklahoma CITY Aug 10 Oklahoma
received another general rainfall dur.
ing the "a hour period ending AZ 7
a. m today, Tho weather bureau an
nonneed, The precipitation was
heayieas IN tho central and south +
central portions with good raiau IN
thn northeast sections but light and
widely scattered ia the western and
northwestern parts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-10
MAN CHARGED WITH STORE
BREAKING IS tRRtIG<ED

George Walker negro, charged with
smashing the windows of the Crook
iewelry store and the Olsmlih'a Store
and stealing iewelry and rcvolYery.
was arraigned yesterday evening and
pleaded not guilty He was bound
over for trial In the district court BY
Justice N y. McGinley in tho suGi Or
81 600 which he failed to make ana
was ordered held in Jail until .he
next term of court.
When arrested. Walker had ennsii.
cradle jewelry on hts person Some
of the property has been Identified
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-10
Bold Bandits Take
Heavy Toll From
Cincinnati .Jepeler

Cleveland. o., Aug. to.--Threc
bandits early today entered Sol.
Bereman's Jewclry store in Eas,
Ninth Street, In the heart OF the
busy downtown section, sho,
and seriously wounded TWO en-
Eloyes, Frank Schuck and jerome
suskln, looted the safe Of jewelry
and diamonds estimated at $4,000
ia value and escaped In an auton,-
bile.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-10
HANGS sgLr M cgLL

Jefferson CITY no. Aug 10
George r. aarsh, ~, ~ st Louis.
serving q flfieen year Aenieaec on
burglary eharxe hanged himself Ia nla
cell ~ the penitentlary last night, ~
used an iufmoyiAedl rope made ot
clothing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-10

geles. $7,Gla,000. Thirty -one
other Reserve Cities reported ari
aggregate reduction Of $27 900, :
900.
The reduction in loans il about
two-thirds Of the Reserve Cities
has naturally been accompanied
BY a decline in deposits III those
cities. but q large increase ~
40,s1O,O0o Of deposits j. The
Now York City banks has more
than offset the deposit reduction
Of 1925, ,l75,000 shown IN All other
Reserve and Central Reserve
Cities, SO that the net INCREASE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-10

San Francisco. Sl4.259,000. Tho
aggregate Of INCREASES in the
iother seventeen Reserve and Cen
trail Reserve Cities wfir hreported
increases was Sl4.sf7 900.
The Reserve and Central Re-
serve Cities reporting Rednc-
tion in Loans included Chicago,
$l4, 528, 900; 81. Louis, $4,000
Albany, $10,574,000; Washing
ton, s3.027 900: Richmond, $4,-
033, 900; Atlanta, sl,8l5, 700; New
Orleans, 81. .69s, 900; Dallas, 81
$4,000 Milwaukee, $J,554, 900
Minneapolis, $6,035, 900; Los An
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-10

Oklahoma Civ, Aug io.--calvln
Coolidge, republican vice president
nominee. Hiram Johnsea Of California,
Senator capper OF Kansas ard sena.
ator William T.. Borrah from idaho,
viii speak in Oklahoma City This falI
during the republican campaign, u
was announced today by John q.
Applcby secretary of the republican
campaign Committee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-10
LIQUOR TRAFFIC OA
MnslcAa wnRnER

III pnaa. AuH III i.lannr runners
ara etvinw ths peaea ana pr'hsnitiaa
enforcement Officers ~ tbs RGv
slaands 'hardsr fe#loa sha tlme IL
thslr lives
IT. hemvy has lhla liliett traffic b.
eoma that Il would saks a. army ~
nea 70 guard tho international baua
tafy stream IL wfavsnt the anuH
sllnx into lhla country of eoatrAhand
liquors II il known that haaaa "a
professional Mexican smas9lsra. mann
hetiar paFhapa several hautsaa m~a
and wosnvn sr~ empinYsd II hrsnasns
gha wet F0aa4 tn the Amefsemn Alas.
II IA comparatively easy nasswv sae
'hNm tn vsewa ths river la boats at
isalated psaata and II IA noticeah.a
ihat during tha aArh ~ gha mooa
smuggling Is most Attlve
sma0alsrs are wias alrds
when the anaRxlafs land tho III
quora 90 the Texas aida ~ lhs islo
Cwhaaa sha mntor car tuotlegxeTs
take charRn IL II elther on thelr own
account az ou behalf of dealers III
san Autanio, Houston. f,aliaa Or even
Ia more remotely situated c:'ivs.
These baosleagera mhss 4 run tor IL.
NtoiuW tbeir travelling mostly vt aishs
and following lhs e0antFy reads
SHIRE the aeace aftlewa arr aallArlv
10 be on tha lcahaat fnF them,
Ten Cars Grabbed IL July,
II lhH laai wuek N July ten motor
cars. each loaded with whiaky. ragnae
teQila and me@cal. all Intoxleaasa ot
the most giolent ksnd. w~re overhaat
"a between Rl0 tifAnda border poiatA
ana San AnsoeIo Several of thesa
machines and ths drivers werc lnter.
cnptad 90 ram0ta roads near Tiidash
more than thlrty utitea from the near
eat railroad polnt. IN ons o. thass
cars wrrr found two hundred quarts
~ whisky and cownae. All told. Ap-
proxlmatrly tw0ivr hundred quarts nf
llauor were cueeiyed that week.
u N asated nv custom officers THAI
the Mexscan smagwiars pay t2 10 $500
4 quart Fof tho liquor and that II ia
sold Ny bonaexgrra n this couatrY fof
'2o 10 $50 a quart. Tho profits aea -
iarww 49, to make the Risk ~ capture
worth While According 10 ths aathos.
Rites wh0 afe charged with tha an-
toreemans of tho Law. The men whs
ara employed la the traffic care ilstls
gor tha penalty that may CONS ii,
them Ia event of capture and conylc.
tl0u
Ho many motor cars have been caps
tnFed ia the past taw months that
federal authorities have been macn
puzzled IN ~ what they should ap
frnntlnaed r0n raKW col %
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-10
RATES 10 RE RAISED

Under the terms OF the Esch-
cummlns transportation act, the es
press company Will be permittcd TO
raise It's rates sufficiently to meet the
Increased labor cost Arguments IN
the rate case already have been pre-
sensed before the interstate commerce
commission at Washington.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-10
NEGRO ATTAckER OF
WHITE WOMAN. KILLED

Jefferson. Tex, Aug lq7-Epri;
Beale. young negro. was killed in a
fight with the sheriff and posse Of
fifteen citizens at his home ten miles
west OF here Saturday night after he
had attacked a young white woman.
Beale and others OF him family barri-
caded the house and for while stood
off the pcsse, finally sallying forth
with rifles.
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largely responsible, there II ahSo
spirit ~ pessimism and uneasi
meas prevalent in business aud
financial circles ia many sections
of the United States today
The action of the Federal Re
serve Banks ID restricting extcn.
sion of credit for unesscutials and
luxnrieg and IN encouraging Ia
crensed production of commodi-
ties most needed, has been dis
tinetly beneficial, and has, IL IL
lutely no justification for the
tcontlpued Page 3. CJl5.)
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-10
UNION HEADS ARE


Chicago. Aug. ic.-Presidents Of the
express union who were present wien
the award was handed down. were
non-committal on the subject OF q
acceptablllty.
Two Of the unions had demanded
Increases OF $5t per month, while the
other two asked an increase OF s3'
monthly.
The Brotherhood Of Railway ami
Steamship clerks. freight handlers, *
press and station employees will rold
grand lodge meeting tonight TO paes
on the award. About 5000 Of the 40.
oooo express employees are said to be
members Of this union.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-10
INTENSITY Or PUBLIC
SENTIMENT EVIDENCED
BRITISH RtlE ~ OR\O\iOt :
TO THE IRISH VINO DEFY
ENGLAND And tprOI>r
THEIR 0N> JtDICI-
Any AND OPEN
COURTS ron
TRIALS
auLLerlN

Dublin, Aug 10 IN the county ot
Weat Meath. slnn reina and Enu
lish censts sulary fought duet last
night and early teaay wien sas col.
leescrs ei the erewn were driven from
the county and fise q them woundcu
and enc killed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-10
!. 0UlD TAKE ARMY
TO STOP TRAFFIC
LOWER IINA~ OFFICERS nU
>nT NH IiiE iInlHN
AGENTS. Isl. lils.i
ruAlW vi u Il ID N
ROAI~ AND AtIu~
MOBILES
nuLLnrta

MI pasu. Aaa io~~rsswral snfaFw~.
asant ottieses awa whtsky euww@r#
en0ageH IN = Fevalvsr h4ttla ~aetS
tnta morning One federal agent ~p
Nound~a ard whisky runner fatally
@aundmd. ard s~a otnsrm injured, hus
al eae apea IN ru0taF heats altar Fsaeh
lna shs rio arands river
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-10
EIGHTY THOUSAND MEN

FHuFfI $aUguQU1Il1
Chicago, Aug. io.--The Unite,
States railway labor board today
hande down a decision increasing
wages OF employees Of the American
Railway Express company $50 900, 0o9
yearly. Eighty thousand men not Pre-
vided for by the recent $500, 100000
railway wage award are affected.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-10
WILSON ASKS FOR
MEETING or COAL MEN

Washington. Ang TO- President
Wilson asked a joint committee Of
the bltuminous and coal miner oper
ators TO meet at Cleveland August q
to consider am inequality IN the
award OF the biinminous coal coYmis.
sion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-10
SWIFT WORK

Two female auto. tourists drove up
TO Treband's for gas al noon, Monday.
They were on route east. Ten mia
utes after they stopped Ralph the
chauffeur. was holding hands with
one OF them.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-10

London, Aug. fo.--Mcmhcrs of thc
Polish government are reluctant Ia
leave Warsaw, says dispatch dated
Monday. from the Polish capital TO
the london Times.
II says that the members declare
NOTHING 10 settled, and that for the
present they viii remain In the city,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-10

Washington, Aug. io.--The Amer.
icsn expedtonary forces viii pass
into history August 81, when the
only remaining unit Of the army
that ftueht in France, A. C.. p.
headquarters here, ceases 70 be.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-10
Oil Man Found
Dead Near Car

Enid Okla. Aua. fo.---Fred Beard
aged so. was found dead near his
overturned car a mlle and a hali
seuth Of Billings. about ESQ a..
clcck last night. Hearu WAS sup
erintendent of a lease az Hlillnes.
having been there for the pass two
months, working prier 70 shat time
in tfse OIL field near covlngsen.
ne leaves wife and five chit.
drcn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-10
GET BIG GOLD SHIPMENT

New York, Aug l0--AnBounce-
ment was made today tina, $1,000, 900
worth Of gold consigned to Kuhn
Loeb & Company had arrived yester.
day on the Imperator.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-10
THIRTY MILLION DOLLARS
ANNUALLY, IS ADDED
EMPRESS RATES WILL RI.
RAISED TO MEET ADDED
PAY ROLL or COM
pANIES: i6 CENTS AN
HOUR BI i<kET
INCREASE IN
WAGE SCALE
BULLETIN

Chicago, Aug. f0--Thirty milton
dollars today was added to the na.
tons express bill when the United
railway labor board awarded the so,
600 employees Of the American railway
express company an increase Of 10
cents an hour.
The decision is retroactive 70 May
I, 1870.