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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-17
MERCHANTS TO OFFER
PRIZES IN ESSAY CONTEST
Benefits To Be Derived From En-,
listmeni In Army Subject Of
Contest, Where 1nfor1na.
ton Can Be Cleaned

The army school essay contest
which takes place ON Fob so. In all
schools of the United States on the
subject what Are the Benefits Of
an Enlistment In the United States
Armyr has aroused such nationwide
interests. thar thousands of letters
are being received al Washington and
New York. requesting information on
tho sabeict.s
Due 10 the short length 81 time
before ~. conte~i takes faace ell
puplls. their parents or teachers ~ho
desire Information OF any Kind about
the essay contest should address
their Inquiries 10 The a.. S Army
Recruiting Officer. 'in any Of the
following cities In the state who viii
be delighted 10 furnish all informa
ton requested Oklahoma City.
Mnskosee. Chickafha. Huto. Okmul-
&c., shawnee, NiamL Guthrie. Tulsa.
Aamora, Clinton. Ada. Fnld. Me-
iesi.r An1 Darsessllio fhS prizca
rsfaftd is the merchants Of Guthrie
~ - best essays of Logan county
eili be announced soon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-17
WOULD MERGE THREE
GREAT n0!Os into ONE
Great Northern, Northern Pacific
and Burlington To BE Joined
After Government uetg
Through

st. Paul. Feb M 4 merger of to-
Great Northern Northern Pacific and
Huntington railroads into one great
transconilnenial system shortly after
government control IA rcitiaulshed
this month was foroeas, Ia hlRh rail-
rvad circles here today.
u u reported that the merKer has
been planned along lines conceived by
the late John J I'M The merger
was actually completed ~ NJ nm
when he was IN control of the road.
but V was dissolved because n ls
understood The federal government ~
Tafdcd the combination aa ILLEGAL n
II claimed that legislation pendinx
before congress 20 the present govern
meut attitude would not pgohibli the
merger
The three roads have q combined
mileage ot 21.00o u has been stat
cd that one reason for the merger
Il 90 take care of four hundred mil
lion dollars IN Burlington bonds which
fall due IA 1921.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-17
MANS HOME IS HIS CASTLE
SUPREME, HOLDS JUR|sT
Judge Pollock, Sitting In Place
Of Judge Cotteral. Decides
Cases on Merits, Local
Negro Freed

Luclus Garrett. local negro. Is hap.
., Today
And there are reasons Tor the hap.
plnes- incius was IN = way 10 serve
term IN the federal prison .al Lcav
yeHworih Instead ~ that he was
Was merely shook down Tor 100 hard
iron boys and allowed to 90 his way
Some months aFo chief Mitchell
and some Oklahoma city aleuihs made
q raid un Gaffell's nlaoe In this city.
some r"ur mash and worm were
found IN = barn said to be- owned hy
Garrett The officers coufiseai.d ~.
cfyihlng fonnd IN thu harm and lhcn
proceeded 10 search the house Ia
which Garrett lived. Much money
bonds and certificates of deposl,
were found In a trunk The officers
took The trunk. the bonds and money
and then stripped the house OF all
furniture and stored Il away Ia the
city building Garrett later was canmia
and was turned over 10 federal gu
thnritlss
Last niRhi when The ease fame be-.
fore Juago Pollock. who Il holdlue
court Coz Judge coiiefal he said
Turn back all money and things of
value taken from this man that ~aa
stored IN hts home. The things found
IN the barn whore tho liquor was. viii
be ordered destroyed A fine OF 300
IL assessed And that "a the reason
why Garrett IL happy today.
THAT Judge Il sure a fine man and
know HE business" said Garrett
"nut know of some Guthrie officers
that don't know their business, aud
who are uot 20 flne.' to added.
Juig, Pollock haa held Ia several
cases u late that officers have no
fifht 20 enter mans homo Ia search
of liquor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-17
WHAT TIcKED OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

Nashinrlun senate nnd house
eoniersea reached an agreement on
%" railroad reconciliation lvnhM
lion.
lsndon Andrew iianar Law
gusefnmeai header. refused 10 alscnsA
n the house % eommona tAa questions
helore the peace conftenro
Paris Reported tn nsmi official
quarters that the allied reply ts
President Wilson's memorandum con
eernins the Adfiaiie settlement will
Invite tho President 70 present q soia.
zion of The problem
New York. y Jpnst az the
now Jones ne~s service. dies.
i'awhaaka. Ohln Iehn Blair ~
Wyueaa. OKLA. and ROLAND MeGaire
Of paNhuaka, mlstook each other for
holdups and shot eafh other 10 death.
Kansas city 80 ntranslar''
Lewis defeated wladsk zbysske At
wrestling
NaHhinKion J A simpson. pres
ldsnt of tho Oklahoma Fnrmers an.
iou. appeared before the senate akrl.
cultural COMMITTEES Ia protest sEalnnk
the ofonna bill. which ssees 20 abol-
iah tho United States Grain corpora
tIon.
--i'rovlisnfs. " Governor p w
Clement Of Vermont. ~ istier 90
Governor y q NiillRan d Maine. d.
eiinod 20 Ioln Maine and either states
IN opposing Rhode lalsud's tight azai
MT ths federal prohibition amend
meat and expressed ihe hope that
hhode Island wouid be seeoeesfui.
Lima. Peru Waiter PACK. pilot.
and A Alta. mechanical. bath AmeFs-
cans. killed. when their plane eoIliaed
~llh a machine opsFafed bY f1o PER
nsian aviatora. vhe we're also klllal
Mians. Via Henry wattsrson.
former editor u the 10 .lsviIIe cuar-
ier-Joarnal. celebrated hlA elshsleth
--Okiahoma cts FORMER rfasi-
dent Taft arrived hare. lie vii adj
dress the Oklahoma Teachers Assoc
citation rharsday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-17
DEATH CALLS CHls M|LROY,
WELL KNOWN GUTHRIE NAN
Had Been Ir the Oil Fields
Where He Contracted Cold;
Died Early This
Morning

CAsries y Miliroy died al his home
is5 East Cleveland. tbs ciis. al s
o'csock this morning after brief H.
ness. Mr. Niilroy had been ENGAGED
IN the contracting basiness 10 the oil
fields near Cleveland for The past year.
Daring his fed work ne developed
cold. which al first seemed slight.
but as time vent on became chronic
ou FEB : he came home 70 rest for a
whiie- An zbcess developed and Ill
LED his lungs. and iAis. coupled with
other complications. caused bis desih
Charles Niilroy vas well and fsv-
orzbiy known to the people o. this
conrsanity. He ~ss kindly gentle
nan ard spien1id citizen and bis
u.nT friencs VII. hear Of bis uHtimeiy
senise With mach sorrow and re-
sret- Pgrsfzl services -ill Be held
from tie family rssicerce wednes-
dzF al , O'Clock. The body wIll Be
taken to Saltwater for intermens-
Prior 70 hds oil field operations Mr..
Niiirov -ss N the PLUMBING Business
IN this city. He came from sulwzfer
70 TIE city before ssx.<so0.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-17
~ Mtf 90 t>sitr<xA
i'i,i>.> MID fOn fNTEls-
NNfiu>N. nODY To
iiS~t> ITS MENACE.
INTERNATIONAL BUREAU
HAS BEGUN WORK
M Oi TIMED ron Ou-
t>IfNtto> riltr VIII.
NAGt tiAstI.fSs
VA, IN ILLNESS

WAsAlarion Feh ~ More Amsft.
can lisea ~sfe host a. sonssasssses
y laflasnsa. during lhe Nogld var
than AN tho fleld u hattie. % tha
hfirf announcement that tho league
% aA'i"aa has sei AZ woek na inter.
national heailh tarsaa plli probably
- ~ much more Interest d the
Ametissa honae lhan lhe Alehly tech.
hicai discussion about Avtlrla X.
When ihr first pieetins 81 tha eaaa.
rli 81 the ira2na aaN held N l.andaa
'he o'her dAy. q wlll Be noied that
COMMITTEES vas appointed 10 put lnss
operation The plans made many mon.
tbs aAo fur auch an International es.
Eanifation against thp fasaasa uf als.
eases NhAh have hitherto knoen ns
ffontlefs.
am able 60 present aa outline ~
these plans loday They have Aithsr.
70 been unknown The war sifn ~
IN" leafap ~ nnil0na aad the prevon.
liun ot International political dlspns.
- has been ~ mach emphasized that
ro"pln haven't realised that thsru Il
az affirmative and humanitarian slaa
~ which Il xFuaisF thAn ANY lnterna
unnal undertaking ~ lis kiud hesuta.
Tore hnn~n 20 elYlllfed noelaty
biseasa AMI sleknsua afe eoridsf
lhey coma often fFum the sama
eauae. and may BE- uiei equally BY the
SAME femsay Aelpnou Il ever tFyinx
10 <eep pp lhe reallaas adyanca
90 nnw fetma ~ hamnu allnisns. Vet
'here has never bsen devlsed a sys-
tenn lor agiipn guigk snDaeh "a meet
new eniefseney tn hearth who
ever thought. tpF Instances u a new
epldemit that mish, spread 10 other
eouniflesf Usually when ahlpa cane
into port ana bfoa4ht sheir diseases.
tho Fifsi Information wAA obtained.
Now eomea The loasua os natlons 10
ofI"f such a remedy merely " Or
Eanifips the various health asvlcen
around lhs world ~ ono lsniral 60.
lc0nNnuna ON pAvs q IN,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-17
Short Cuts To
Home Mems

--The flnh district repaAlinar
eoasension soar dlssrictl. will be- hehi
Al Oklahoma cts neat FRIDAY and
~in be The last Il the conventions
70 b. hold this year This district
has been pledxod to yohn Enhrs tos
nstioaAl eommlstssla2n TIE firsl
district Al Ciarenlorc and The Third
district Al NcAiesiefs ~fli hold con
sea,ions today. hamen may loss
both
l.acils. flve-yeAr -oid dsaxhter ~
NJ. and Mr. W 4 Mccarthy. ole n,
Perkins. died Sunday morning az ?
O'clock after a short Illness from that
dread disease. pneumonia Nanemi
services wlil BE announced later.
j n. Van Hooser i resrrAnging
ths Interior ~ the FoFd hsadausirers
Ar ap-to-fAe- minute office room aill
ee arrsngea in the north front aud
other improvements made Cor the con-
venlence Of his patrons and office
tofce.
Tomorro~ being Ash "Wednesday
there will - service in the Trlnity
Episcopal Church At tea O'Clock. A NJ.
consisting og The Penisent'al Office
and re Holy Eucharist.
-hswy Beam. depnty sheriff. Who
wSs taken suddenly IN Saturday nigh,
and was removed TO the NJ r. hos
pitsl j. reported much better TODAY
and on the mad 10 recovery Il was
al first thoaghs an operation would
b. necessary.
City schools viii close wednes.
day and remain closed until Monday
ia order that aii -cliy school teachers
NAV be given an opportunity to at
tend the state teacher meeting Al
Oklsh0ma City. County schools viii
also b. CLOSED. u Is estimated that
this county viii send al least eoo
teachers 10 the state meeting al Okla
hoaa CITY which begins SIS session
Tharsdss morning.
The Near East drive will start
Tomorrow morning at , O'clock. When
he Whistles begia TO blow remember
d = not a fire but II Is call TO
every Gaihrian 20 help save a chlld
just tlrnk Five doilars month
all save enc child. That much mon
ey donated TO the comlaittoe insures
that a child will be fed. an entire
month. Another a. Will bay The neces-
sary clothing Fifteen dollars Wy
edacsie. feed and clothe a ess ~
the Near East. Wont yoE g.
share,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-17

Ensmies Of moving pictures fall
Or stumble into Efoses; 90 Those
sho fhlsk they are hlghbfDw, fz)
Some hlghbroxs says Itandelah Bart
iefs In an article entitled Enemies
Of The screen in the March number
Of Pbofoplay Magazine.
IN The first group Mr. Bartlett puts
those semI-erudiie gentlemen who
write snappv pieces for the popular
magazlres alternating between horri-
fying disclosures to The effect that The
movies are al wrong because the an.
thor sss q man In the movies bend
poker with bic bare hands. an ippos
sible feat. aud persoDal plants that
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-17
GIRLS or HUB LIKE
THE REAL "sMOkEs"
Tobacco Clerks Say Women of
Boston Now Demand Man
Sized Brands. No
Camoufiage

Boston, feh. Boston womeu
prefer regular manslaed smokes" a..
cording 10 lcading tobacco CLERKS
questioned ON this dssicate topic and
tao come oat boldly With the deela
ration that cigarette smoking among
The ladies is on the Increase.
There isnt anything immoral In
WOMEN smoklng.' said one clefs,
and women smukvrs now approach
the counter and ash for their favor.
Sc brands insl like maa They pasa
out NO eamonflaEing about wanting a
Tor their husbands That's thr hon
tcontln8ed n Pagr :. Col -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-17
Prices Bound To Sog Says Palmer Enemies OF The Screen
- - =

Attorney General Palmer has t>cks
led the high cost Of living in the
World Outlook he says.
The chief underlying causes Of the
hI<h cost of living are due 70 eco
nornic conditions which are world :
vide in their extent and sii-inciusive
In their scope The Withdrawal. from
the fznks Of prodscfive industry. Of
millions Of the best young men Of the
World. who went into the armies: the
enlistment o< millions more in the
ranks Of industry zf home engaged In
making wxr materials and supplies
only 70 be consumed in the vzr. and
she unsettled conditions growing ou'
Of political reFoizt5on In various coz1-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-17
SCOTTISH RITE MEN
CALLED 10 MEEI

An important meeting
Of all the bodies of the
Ancient and Accepted
Seoftish Rite will be held
- the Temple THURSDAY.
evening al Q o'clock. THIS
10 the repUlsr meeting
niens. and N addition 10
business matters. other
bssiress of . pecviisfIy
important nature ~iii be
eons'sered. Every mem
ber ss the Rite IN this
ssIIey 70 urged 10 be pres
ent-ey order os e. n.
s~esrineer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-17
OxLaHOMA.s OWN
RECRUITING REGIMENTS

TIE -3rs Intsa,ry 18th Field Artii-
iev. nd EnxiaeeEs and Isfh Csrzssy
have been des.xnztsd ss the regi-
rnents shch riIl keep n close touch
With the people and state of Oklsh3-
ma znd th~e regiments >Ili ende4S-
Or TO fEll thsir ranks fron Oklahoma
For this psrross orxsnlzssios pzrt-
sex from these regiments are nos
working n ttlz district
This ID spiendH opportunity FOR
me1 vho enlist 70 be with uen from
their osn f0vn and state. This or
gzzIzation Is making the Guthrie re-
eruitizg ststion sheir hezdaz<rserx
while n this district
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-17
GERMANY MUST yRs
MEN ACCUSED Rs ALLIES

leeoer. Fss. s7--cerwsry mas beer
snserme1 she must try rrer seeusec
- she silies. while s-oilsnc NAY ir.
tern William es tsonerxsslerr snc
sssissy the sllsso powers. Notes 70
snis effect rave been ssns 70 eerlir
see TIE Hague ~ she supreme sllisc
celneti.
rrisis q Germans urder eaaross By
tire po~e~s will es urcsr eics< svrsel.
lance By shs allies. ~ne ~iii net waive
their rights IN eass there is suspicion
81 vrfs.rness Or os macarriaoe OF
jvssses. rns po~srs ~iii not inter.
vsns physically in n. conduct os the
essss against sns accused Germans.
est ~sll leave sss,r dispos,sien in sse
hands sf the Supreme Court a, leir-
&c. -
<eissrd - rshuked sor her fail.
sre 10 erp~sss u nsr sirss reply 10 the
alice her dssspprcvsi of the cr'mes
ee-~issss b. sse so-rer emperor. and
a reminded that she rsuss assume re.
seorsasiiisy Ter Count H3henzeliern
and nis family ard Ter dangerous pro
pscsrcs ihst way Be esrriec on from
pgsrr soil.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-17

been accountable for any iarxe part
81 the Increased srIces. their lnfIaenoe
has been sufficient 20 convince the
people that prices are likely 10 20
higher n such a conviction remains
ir the minds a the people. prices VIII
90 higher. for there IL always the
temptation 10 buy on a raising mar
kes.
IL We can eliminate the activities
Of the hosrdsr and the profifeef. and
hold prices where they are for a zAlie.
they are bound TO sax because the
public viii coon become convinced
that there is q downward tendency
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-17

Paris, FEB. f1---presidsnt polnesre,
who relinavishes his office tomorrow,
20 president elect Desehsnsi. ssid
good bye 20 the cabinet to-day. Ne
thanked the ministers for their co.
operation and told them his best wlsh.
es accompanied them In the wslshty
tasks they had 20 accomplish.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-17
PENNSYLVANIA RIDE OIL.
- NOW SJ.6J BARREL

Philadelphia. Feb. i7.-Flftecn cents
rer barrel WAS added today to the
price of Pennsylvania crude OF when
the market opened here. This brings
the 5rice 70 $50 a barrel. and ad-
vance Of sixty-five cents within three
months. There VAS no change IN The
price Of other grades.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-17

Washington. Feb. us--Gmphatle ds.
Mai tina, President Wilson hal threat.
ed 20 Withdraw the treaty of veftslliss
and the Amsriesnc Frsnoh treaty from
the senate, u the Adriafie question
was settled without eonsVlsln1 the
United states, Was made tea,y a. tie
white hoose
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-17

the motion picture producers do not
summon them and offer much money
Tor them 10 remedy tlsese evils. :
In the second he puis ~the really
erudlie gentlemen who write soiemuly
tor the academic journals. iamentlns
that the motion pictures do not at
tempt 70 visualize the Had. the Ae-
neid and the Odes Of Horace
They are individual bricks. object
10 their color size and shape. bat fail
10 perceive that the whole Il q solid
sdifice." says Mr.. Bartlett. $50 re-
Gently has II been erected. the scaf-
folding ID not yet entirely removed.
-~-------.--------
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-17
REAR ADMIRAL BENSON
10 SUCCEED PAYNE

Warrington. Feb. i7.--Resr Ac-
rnirsi 6enson. ehief Of naval opera
tons during the war ard now on the
retired list. has been selected ey PIES.
icsnt Wilson 10 succeed John Barton
Pay as member c. the shipping
board.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-17
GAMBLING CRAZE IN
MANY FORMS IN GOTHAM
Games ~ Chance Flourish
Under Cover; Wall Street,
Ponies and Cards All
Are Busy

New York. Feb i7--cambling does
not exist Ia New York city Certain
b not Ask any policeman and he
will tell YOU 20.
But ueysftheiess New York a
gambling mad Prom morning until
night New York Tambies With a few
er that would amaze even those who
have Witnessed tie far more pictur-
csquc anu one and-out gambling IN
mining boom towns OF the west
DO you xant 70 do some really biz
gzmbllEe-the kind that can make or
break you. no matter how much OF
(Continged on PAGE & col .
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-17
HOT c0NFAB OVER
MEMORIALS IN FRANCE
Many Bereaved Relatives Would
Erect Monuments Over Soldier
Graves Near Battle
Fields

London. Feb i7--whcther relatives
shall be permitted 10 set ~ any sort
OF individual memorials they desire
on the graves Of soldier relatives IN
France. or the present policy be con-
tinaed. Of permitting only the rude
wooden crosses with name and iden-
tIficstlon number attached Is the nnb
OF controversy which has arisen IN
Eagiand.
Lord Robert Cecil has beeu acting
a. spokesman for those xho desire
fConfi.set on Page .. Col }
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-17
Burglars Biorp Safe
And Escape With
Much Loot

ST cfssiss NJ. FEE if--Ths
safety sepesls vaslt - sfs bark
ef oFsiiens slahtsen mllss wsst
~ hsrs. ~as biesse teeas aud
valashles ard securities taAen
estimated a. slsts sneosasa asi.
lars.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-17
MANY KILLED wHEs TRAIN
pLuhoEs INTO cAAsN

Flofsncs. Italy. Fsb. ia freight
train going from san torssso 20 nor.
90 was deraiisd last night while cross.
ing . bridge and plunged in'o . deep
ehssm. Newspaper reports s.sts may
persons wnrs killed and ,nIursa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-17
GERMANY TO TRY CASES
AGAINST THOSE ACCUSED
ALLIES AtsIttE tn HANE
TRIALS Of Mk.N CHARGED
WITH COMMITTING:
ATRtkITIES. REfOllE
lEiPSIC COlRr
BULLETIN

The Hague. Feb Holland
wlll answer the second note sent
BY the entente with regard 10 the
status Of former Emperor William
BY reitersting her original posi-
sion, refusing 70 surrender him
but aoouiescing in the request to
guard aim closely. it was declared
here today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-17
GUTHRIE LODGE AFA An
TO MEET tT 1880 TONIGHT

All mentors OF Guthrie Lodge No
3s a "a 4 n are urgently requested
TO attend lodge this evening AZ 7.50
o'clock Matters of vast imporlnce
70 the futrfo grc~'h - 'hc lnslliu-
ton will come before fhe body for
discussion and final action He sure
10 BE- on time Luther Aruold. W NJ
J I i.oyeleas. Secretary.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-17
MASONIC DEGREE WORK

Battered apprentice degrees viii be
conferred n full BY past master
ss Albert Pike Lodge. No. le2. We'd
pssdsy evening. Feb II.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-17
WICHITA WOMAN HANGS
SELF; WAS TIRED
had Quarrel during Day VII
Husband, Kills Self: Left
Notes Blaming No One
But Herself

wichita. Fsb. ~ DvspRiglan ~ at
tcmpss 70 mako hsr husband and mo.
iher happy Mira Carl llafsMleld. sf
of als North Main street cuded hor
ilfe shortly afisr noon ManaAx. ~
hanelnw herself with 4 rope and chain
% which her pet po.sile dos. Cham.
my" was ticA
Her body Vas found DANGLING frnm
q ifaneom ~ door icAdlaa into she
Kitchen af the home. when her hna.
band returned from wofk At ats flr
was greeted hy thN whlmprrlur
"chummy1 siill llcd 90 an end ~ the
rope.
husband rousd noay
Police we're notified and Ofileot.
Galloway and January sent 70 shr
address NJ ilsrahnold. clerk. ex.
piained that doors we're al locked and
that. thinking his wifa had Hone dawn
town. ha cfowlsi IN through win.
dow ile was proatrated with rrlef
Mrs ilarshiicla had looped the rope
twice about her nnck and setting on q
chair had kluked it from under hef
aud Was choked 20 death she had
atpggled franilcaily. said officers
Tier hands and face were cold
Tho husband and wife had a quarrel
'urlng the day, u - said. The dead
woman lets letlcrs saylng she wps
tired
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-17
GREAT CHURCH DAR|T0Nt
THRILLS LARGE AUDIENCE
Baptist Revival 0pcn Under En-.
oouragng Conditions; Rev
Wade breaches Wonder
full Sermon

The Bapiists have launched out on
great revival
Attendance last night was fine ~
Monday night The meetings are
starting or on hlfh Nj WIN } Work
great Scotch baritone thrilled the
audience last nlrht with bis beauli.
ful solos. Mr. Work Is well known
for his evanrclislic singing and vii
have charge ~ ITO aonT services
There will D. special numbers each
night The Baptist are very lucky in
being able 20 have Nj Work with
them dairng the revival Ever, one
Niil be charmed wlil bis wonderss'
singing.
Guthrie should De- proud OF having
a. q citizen an evangelist OF 80 great
standing ~ Rev u u Made. lie Is a
Wide awaae man and eysngeiist. ~
widely known aud quoted BY many
Rev Wade toOk his lesson Monday
night from the March ~ Cideon's 300
And they stood every man 10 his
place round about the camp ana All
the host ran and cried. and fled
Judges 1.9I
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"The March of ne 800" /"

The 39o must be brave. There
must be no towards God has never
found place under the stars 10 use
coward A coward gets In the va.
me- Az the 900 must ssand the test
The testing lime comes "a every great
work In Gods church Tho testing
time comes 10 every man and every
woman somewhere down along life'a
Journey and We never fnoS Go
never tells us when lie gives The tc-'
He never announces Ills test before
time De ready Tor Gods tesfin-
time We are golng TO have vicsofy'
aud its Eolng TO be won With The 30.
the men and women pho can stand
the iesis.
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New lTork rk-Mss Adslal Belle
Beard. founder of tho Girls Pioneers
0f America. died.
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