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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-11-30
FORMER LOCAL PRINTER
DIES IN ILLINOIS.

Relatives here have been advised of
the death at his home in Bloomington.
ILL.,, of Mr.. Richard Spurgeon. former
local printer. Mr.. Sturgeon was rs
years of age and veteran of the Civil
War. He made Maysville his home for
many years and was employed on a
local newspaper for a short time. He
had held positions in the old hand-set
days of newspapers on some of the
country's largest newspapers.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-11-30
BIG SALE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

We call the special attention Of our
readers to the advertisement of Mr..
Robert Browns sale of household
goods appearing elsewhere in this is
sue. This sale will be held at o'clock
p. m. Thursday and as large amount
of splendid articles are offered for
sale. there should be very large
crowd attending the sale.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-11-30
DEVELOPMENT COMPANY
WILL MEET NEXT TUESDAY.

The annual stockholders meeting
and election of officers of the Mays
vile Development Company will be
held on next Tuesday evening. The
Development Company hopes to be
able to dispose of part of the resi-
dences they have builded in Eastland
addition during the coming tobacco
season.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-11-30
ARMISTICE DAY PICTURES
ARE SHOWN TODAY.

The moving pictures of the local
Armistice Day parade and celebration
are being shown at the Washington
Theater this evening. The showing OF
the film at the Gem this afternoon at
tracted many. Reports are that the
picture is very good one.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-11-30
PRAYER MEETING ON
WEDNESDAY EVENING

Regular weekly prayer meeting
will be held at the Forest Avenue NJ
e. church Wednesday evening at I
o'clock. The membership is urged to
attend and the public is cordially In
vited to attend. The services will be
in charge OF the pastor. Rev. W. II
Morris.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-11-30

Have a car OF fine, large and sound
apples and pears on the C. & o. track
at Front and Limestone streets. Bar
gain prices. Apples sl.65 per bushel,
$3.50 per barrel. Pears 81 per bushel.
Will deliver one bushel or more. to
any part of Maysville free. Phone or
ders to Middleman Transfer Company,
No. 22S or my residence, No. 2S3.
Oacar Judd
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-11-30
WIRING THIRD STREET
WHITE WAY.

Electricians are today busy wiring
the Third Street White Way. There
has been considerable delay in getting
this section of the city's White Way
in working order because of the in
ability of the local company to get
shipment of certain parts.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-11-30
GETTING READY FOR
CHRISTMAS BUSINESS.

The local merchants are now turn
ing their attention to the Christmas
5usiness and shipments of Christmas
goods have begun arriving. This
merchandise will be nut on the coun-
tors and shelves within short time
and a great rush of Christmas shop
ping Is expected.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-11-30
GETTING DOCKET READY
FOR RDECEMBER COURT.

Circuit Clerk James B. Key is now
busy getting his docket in shape for
the December term of Circuit Court
which will omen on next Monday. The
docket for this term is very small
one and it is thought that there will
be little business during the whole of
the term.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-11-30
JURIES ARE SUMMONED.

The sheriff and his deputies have
summoned all Of the members of the
grand and petit juries fer the Decem-
ber term of court. The grand jury
will be called and sworn on Monday
of next week and the petit jury will
be empaneled on Tuesday of next
waak
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-11-30
MIR. E. NJ. WATSON DIES.

Mr.. E. NJ. Watson, 81 years of age,
diet at his home near Sardis this
morning after short illness. He is
survived by his wife and eight chill
dren. The funeral will be held Thurs
day morning at IL o'clock and burial
will be made at Shannon.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-11-30
NOTICE

To the members of Maysville Lodge,
No. 704, B. P. O. Elks, Sunday, Decem-
Der 9th, will be observed as Memorial
Day. The exercises will be held at the
lodge rooms, corner Court and Second
streets, at 2:15. 1t is the duty OF every
member to attennd.
A. G. SULSER, Z. r.
W. r. SMITH, Secretary.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-11-30
BATH COUNTY BANKER
ENDS LIFE WITH PISTOL

Owingsville, KY. Nov. 30. - W. l..
Crouch, cashier of the bank at Bethel,
this county, ended his life Monday by
shooting himself in the head with a
pistol at the bank. Ill health, follow
ing typhoid fever. is believed to have
been the cause. He was wealthy.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-11-30
NOTICE OF MEETING.

Regular meeting Of Maysville Lodge
No. 7O4. B. P. o. Elks, Wednesday eve-
ming December 1st. All members re-
quested to be present
A. G. SULSER. E. R.
W. R. SMITH, Secretary.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-11-30
WILLIAM RUSSELL AT
PASTIME TO-DAY.

William Russell will be seen al the
Pastime today in "The Valley of To-
morrow" A story told in the noun
tains. "Jiggs" in Fathers Close
Shave" is the attraction. tomorrow
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-11-30
LEAVES FOR CUBA.

Mr. W. o. sidweIl, the Fourth street
liyeryman, left Monday for a stay in
Florida and Cuba. Mr.. sidwelI will be
gone for several months.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-11-30

Sure, his feet are dry, he's wearing
pair of the famous Square Deal
Stevens Strong work shoes.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-11-30
FOR SALE

Bungalow on East Second street. APP
ply to Ernie White, Central Hotel.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-11-30

W. r. SMITH, Secretary.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-04
COL HOLMAN PASSES
AWAY IN DALLAS, TEX,
Brother ~ Local Banker Sue.
cumbs To Effects of Opera
tion: Was Engaged Ir
Railroad Work

Cashier George Upton. o. the First
National Bank. received o telegra a
this morning from Ned Holman. con
veying the sad inielligencc that his
brother. Col x Holman. had died
in Dallas AZ an early hour Thursday
morning
Mr Holman went 10 Dallas We
nesday In response to a message say
ing bis brother had Just undergone
an operation AMI was very low II Il
believed Mr. Holman reached the bed
side Of bis arother before he passed
away
Colonel Holman was weli known
In Guthrie He resided here . year.
Served with distinction during the
World War. and upon being muster
"a out Of service located az Fort
Worth.
He hal gained distinction on the
Pacific coast a. a civil enginesr and
~as affiliated with the RingIings ..
Texas IA railroad promotion work.
Colonel Holman spent several weeks
In Guthrie last fall lie vas a dixnl-
fled. sffabie man, and rad many
friends
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-04
RAILROADS Of COUNTRY ARE
n[ADJusT|NG SYSTEMS
Old Employees Displa sed BY Rail.
road Administration Put Back
On old Jobs. Much
Bookkeeping

Topeka. Kan. Match with the
return Il the rsilfoads ia their foi
mer asnefs Aaf,h 3 q hookkceNns
aysiem requiring two sets Of hools
Hss inangaraled One pertains
tflst.y ia the oenrany's bus uens and
the nthes incmafs Ail matters per.
tslniug - thr fallrnsd adminisira-
fi1n ot growing oui Of the govern.
meni control rrriod Al the eeuefai
aflloes ~ ihe Atchlson Tnncka and
Santa - railroad here 4, was sia'ed
shas an BLANKS and fofms prn,ed hy
The railroad administration ~ill w.
used under thr new control
The restoration ni me raliioads
saw ali Santa ~ officials displsced
ar transferred 10 other position since
she government took ever lhc conirol
of The llnss returned 10 their former
positions
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-04
BIG MEMBERSHIP PROM
IsEO FOR LOCAL. U. c. 7.
Luncheon Al lone Saturday
Cardcd Meeting Last sasur.
day Resulted In Much
Good

Local Connon unlied Commercial
Travellers wiil hold an interesting and
rousing meeting At the lone hotel neaf
saturday evening at which time as~
members wlll be lnductsd into the
order and become msmhefs of the la-
cal council
Much good resulted ffum the meet =
ms held last SATURDAY Al that time
y new members we're pledged II l.
expected that twiec that many wlll
be on hand a. Join a. the meeting
scheduled for ucaf SATURDAY.
An members aud al thosc sho are
eligible to ioin are urged 10 be pfep
eut ara helm make The meeting sai.
urday rousing one from al stand
points
a strong council membership here
will help materially 10 advertise
over the state.
Az present Il a stated b. members
% he local council thar 100 travel.
ling men now make Guthrie their
headquarters and n me y. G T locai
council = boosted ihe membership
during the coming spring and sum
mer win be- largely augmented
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-04
MANY DEATHS FROM
FLU IN KANSAS
Epidemic Last Year Was More
Deadly Than Year Previous
60.0c0 Suffered From
Malady

Topeka. Kan March With ihs
influenza epidemic waning raphny. 81
q announced hy ihe state healls de-
psrtmenl Thar lhe&tolal afflicted With
the mniadr viii exceed 5000 and
iho toial deaths probably viii sAeeli
those 81 either fhe falS OF iels enl-
deWics
The iai, cpldsml II lhree monihs
starting n October. took lo'l ~
ttGNN de.1 hs among nhe l11tt
cases The 1919 Influenza period VIZ
sort % relapse of ihr 1918 eonNnN
iH the carly spuns n tha yea end
iaAins $500 dealhs with ~ 500 eases
During he 1890 epidemic 800 4seihs
we're rspurtsd IN = alnKie week In
az the cpldemles the majority ~ mo
deaihf we're caused hy the iiseaa
after q had developed into the eR.u-
moula stage.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-04
No More Disnlissais
VIII BE Allowed In
.yewberry Case

Grand Rapids. Mich. March A.
oserrullrg al rotions for further
disvissals IN the sewberry election
conspiracy case. Judge Session today
held that the ecnviction Or seavlttai
of Truman \ he~berry would not
necessarily man like outcome a.
20 the other eighty four men or
trial with the United states sens.
tor. The court held that the pro.
secution had made u . prlms faeie
case and that there vas ample exl.
dence TO warrant . verdict Of guilty
u the Jury sees 90 20 render enc
The fyst testimony for the defense
was held at the afternoon session.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-04
WHAT TIcKED OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

London George Lansbury. 90
eiaiisf N,smbsr % parliament. de-
eiared In a dispatch from Moseow
70 the Herald. thai the Polish pesce
terms we're entirely unacceptable 70
Russia
philadelphia Jimmy Wilde.
British fiyweisht cha npion oatioaxhi
Patsy Wallace Of phiiadslehla IN Ell
fast ronndn
Charleston The house ~ the
West virElnia Legislature rnflfled the
federEi woman suffrage amendment
u Was said the senate voald make
no further effort 20 rafify
Elizabeth " Three train
men were killed and dozen psss.u
gers iniured vhcn a cenifsl Rail-
road of New Jersey train struck a
sofk train and the engines blsS Hp
wichita Falls. Tex, = An altered
attempted robbery of the FIRST Ma
tlonsl hank Of Wichita Falls frus-
irafef through the arrest OF nine men
and too women
Wichita Falls. Tex.-sesen per-
sons weFe injured slightly. flftr oil
derricks blown down and other dam
are caused by a wind storm. The
property loss estimated ~ $50 600.
Brussels The chamber Of
deputies adopted the first article Of
a bill granting communal suffrage to
all cltlzens. inclndinz women.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-04
IL MATURE FELL FROM
70 ABOVE TO 10 BELOW
IIi.H MINDS N>D DlsltTl\t.
>\Ou ND Illl<lNIllp
WEATHER ms TlFD
tHNItIC lN~l t<n
vt~f: wOisi ~
iii~folN


ssstirss nshs. March <--slss
rnsebsfs ~ ere family. Jehn smsn.
aea t~e % aeotess within . mile.
sslrts Ceres. ~sfs fevrs dead ~
thsie heusss seasy tee mllss fre
here Al ~srs fresss sslr N 10
estimated that 10000 sstsl. ses ssrs.
"a havs bser ffossa 70 dean aursru
ths pfsssnt storm ,hss 10 s~ssplru
shfeuan ssefssks ari wsemias the
~ssshse afoaasd frp~ a. shov. 10 ~
hslo~ ~ishsn t~e hours. tNs eolasst
ln ail hlssefy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-04
WORST STORM 90 wlsrua
swrrs COUNTRY

Chicago. Mafeh o.. The worst
storm % the winter tesiay swspt
from lhe maanialn states 20 the mid
ale western states. accompanied ~
snu~ and Efeally lowered tempsta.
lufss srlppllng wiru remmunlsagien
sn1 failrutd irafflc The disfarh-
anre arsead south and east with ~.
minlshsd ghsrmometrr readings ana
rain
lIleh elnds. drifting .now ,ns tsp.
psfalars that fsll % 20 - dArr.es 20
sefo Wlshlu few hearn. today had
isolated number ~ eastern Colo.
faiio aad Nebraska tewnk
alesf and snow rfeeedef Inc
sfefm Developments N Kansas. ~ess.
sfn Missouri Arhnnsas Okahoms
and uor,hera TexaM shsFe Almost
slfiasllte weather had prevailed.
weather brsdirflunn wrFa that Sc.
ssse coid IN me hncsy mounialn and
plains slaies will continue today and
snnlFhf with increasing intensity aud
ten peratufea would fsll decidedly 10.
ulogrow IN the soaih Atlantic and
east gulf states.
storm wprnlnHs wefr ordered dis.
played 90 ne r~Nas coast east Gulf
eoast from Moblls 20 carabsl aud on
The North Pacific coast
Rsileaad service 10 faulhesH IN
Colorado femofalised ~ snow
blockade fof several teYs virtually
was abandoned Ia some sections when
the sforn struck Western Nsbfas-
A ant ssaihwef,srn Colofad, towns
repoffed ths stofni ~as The sayst rx.
pefiensed for thirty Years
oniF one tfnln rod sntersd Du.
fanKo. Cola. b eleven days anf no
train hsd moved AZ ailvsrion IN fhif.
teen dafs
Relief parties On sno0 shoes today
sought % carry supplies 70 fasnsn.
gers stranded On trains snowhosna
near Cambr~s rann. Colo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-04
sHARTEl Will. ~ CROW
RUTHLESS, Jb ys LINES
Stree, Railway Hsas > 1lss IL
ter Thanking Loc People
For Granting De
Concessions

IN letter Ia NAssn ilAftmau
lohu @hnnel Vice pfvsldsng af ghe
Oklahoma halfway eemranA. ghaaA.
the eitiaenRhip ~ uathri. far the eau
siderption slven shs street rsnwss
snhIrsi
The ordinance passra hy lhp eii4
eommlsslsn authorizing ite ssle ~
tho street naieHy ana aalheFisiHs
the mAkins OF changes IN shs track
age pieasas NJ Haartsl llt int
mates 'ha, ~ win 30 siow IN patilnx
into effect Ftaleal chanest ard mas
ALLOW ihr Warner ilne 10 tlAna NJ
shAr,ei says - want 10 assure ,op
asain. ~ ! dd before. thai the aa
thority granted Nill he used ksi a.
sparlnely ~ posatie AMI that "a fur
lbcr regfrn,hmert IA tbs mslehke Niil
be made than IN ahaaluiriY necessary
for the salvation ~ the property
will say nnw that hcfafe reach
lnu an, final conclusion 49, wnl first
construct il llnp along ghn Fast side of
me Masonic Templa property down
% Springer avenue to test fhs run
nng capacity ~ various types ~ eAFa
N the hopr that We may he able %
devise Aomethlnw that wlli run ffun
tho end ~ springer avenue line over
East Warner 10 shr end o. the West
Side line ds nnw constructed This
IL biz undertaking hut 4 may be
that with the aid of some police r.
sulalions ami ekip stops 4 eau BE-
accomplished You are a. familiar
with ihcac operailng details a. Ais
aud can fully appreciate fhe aliaafion
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-04
MEXICAN FOREIGN OFFICE
TO PROBE KILLING Of rAMks
United States rroops Have Not
Been Dispatched Into Mex.
leo. Trouble May
Result

Msxieo cify. Match s--Ful lnfor-
mafloa fenrdlne ths raid Of Mssl-
cans On MoDiana camp rear Ruby.
Aria. On taa afternoon OF Friday.
Feb. 81 has neen requested by N.
Mexlesn foreign offire. Nothlns o..
flelai was Rirsn on Yesterday re
Fardlng she lneldenf.. IN vhieh Joan
A ant Alsaanasr Fraser. rpthsfs.
we're killed u y anoffs laily stated.
hoxever. that g8e rnited States
troops had crossed ths border In psF-
sull nf the tandifs
The only lneidTnf of Ameriesn sol
disrs crossing into Sogales. sonora.
oeeuffea late iasf ueet. when teo
Americans hai crossed ne interns-
sl,nai line IN search % lIasor. rsFs
fired upon b. Merriam guards TIE
sffray resulted IN the death of one
Mexican gard and one American
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-04
PLANS DRAWN FOn $4,000
CATHOLIC [D|HCE HERE
Actual Work To Be Pegun Within
Six Weeks on Site OF 81
Mary's, Warner Avenue
Gothic Style

A. an approximate cost % See o
the Catholics Of Guthrie viii soon be-
gin the erection Of new church
The present church. 81 Mays. az
the corner q Elm and Warner. is en-
tirely too small sgr The present needs.
This church was one OF the first
erected In Guthrie
Plans and specifications are IN
process. OF making. and actual work
on the new edifIce win begin the
first Of April o. the first Of May
W. Brinkman. architect. 81 Em-
poria. Kansas. Is drawing plans for
the new church The structure viii
be strictly rothie in style. and wiil
cost $4,000 The arches will BE-
gothic and the aifars vii be made Of
Rlxallco in Troy finish These affairs
are now being built BY tie famous
Italian Daprsto siatnary COMPANY. Of
Chicago
In point OF architecture the nex
church will be unexceiied IN the state
Guthrie will certainly feel prond Of
the new edifice
The present 81. Marys church Is an
impressive landmark OF pioneer days
The priest and sisters we're on the
fosnslte long before any other white
people.
Speaking of the new ediflce 70 be
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-04

Rosarians we're proud victors IN the
game o. volly bail played Al the city
han last nleht and the Lions are
roaring IN snse~ today Ba' the Lions
want revenge anf the next game
playsd wiIl be one that wili dra~
a mammoth rcrowd. s0r fre Ions
vii play wifh xigo-
THREE hesfs we're PLAYED last night
TIE Lions took the first ~ a score
OF IS 70 s The next fwo games
wenf "a TIE Roiarians By scores Of
Is TO 5 and IS to ,. A large crowd
of interesfsa c--.<sns and Cham1er
of Commerce members Witnessed the
game.
voiiy eail has become quite the
rzee in Gufhrie 81 late auonz busi-
ness nea ard several teams riil b
o-1znizsd s,d contests ssaged fire.
quen.lv Ions and Rotsrisas already
have teams and Tempe zuards and
Elks are orxanizinz TIE nett cor
test = carried for Thursday night,
March 1fsA a. the City hal between
tie Licnk and the Ro.zrisns Fol
loving i re names oi PLAYERS last
nirht. Rozzrssns-Brzsn Psd1ock-
Brown. GAIL. clofhier and DR. itz-
haunt. captain Lio1s Anderson
Hickman. LaNond Berx. Hsrs. ard
CsIlss. cspsain.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-04
Enthusiastic SESSION OF
CHAMBER Of COMMERCE
New Directors Chosen and Much
Pep Displayed In Speeches BY
Members Who Were
Optimistic

There was splendid atseadsnce
of the me;nhsrship u e 81 e at tae
city Kan last nlghi ans II addition
10 elcesinx hoArd Of directors. he
program ~ planned. Nas civen IN ~
eatFisy Each speaker preseuted hts
subject 10 a mnst excellent manner
aud some good suggestions aud plans
weFe offered ny esch one ~aieh AZ
peAiea 10 the audience Ten u the
olA directors were NEGLECTED aud ths
Roar5 nei today AZ a Mnchcon A.
the Tone. ior the purpose of feorean-
lsing the board and planning active
operation Tor the immedias. future
After the business meeting she
Roisrians and i.ions playei wells bail
IA addition 20 the pre- arranged pro-
gram. inspirasional talks were given
~ number a. tie memh,rs
General satisfaction vas expressed
with the selection of the new RoArd
and vigorous campaign a'ong feW
well selected lines vii ~ under
iassn Al once
Cooperation was the teyrote of
each speech made 81 the meeting last
nisht and the building Of better city
the objective 10 BE- gained darlns
1890 Team work between fhe
Chamber directorate. the otarians
and he Lions was ursed
In facs the meeting last niehi was
one % me best held N many months
and WAS an oil time Guthrie get-to-
ecthor sessions in Whicl every man
present was enthusiastic over tho
outlook tor a prosperous year and all
agrecd 20 buckle down aud do cyer~-
thing possible 10 induce industries
70 come here ana 20 aid aud eneouf
age those already here
The following Wer- chosen direc
tors
John Adams Frank Back y n
Barton. ] w Duke. a Dlahens. Prank
Derr. Sam Gardner J. Gray. J
Hiidre,h. F /. liirschl Tom Jenkins,
= " lutz. = u McOrire. u Merton
Charles s Olson. Chas Ssely. Geo
Specr PIN Trshand ia Walton, Il II
Wolgamot. = l. Brown. Geo Tipion.
" Welch l. " Maichrtt I'd Fen
ton.
Officers ~ tho Chamber VIE be
selected later by the directors
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-04
Rail Workers
Gather To Plan
A Wage Fight

Chicago. Mach z.--sepressrta :
sises % nearly 100000 railroad work -.
rer. comprising members % the
Urltec ercsherhooo of Maintenance
of-way err sloyes ard snop Lsbor-
~rs. rses here soos, 70 ciscoss ser-
mutation q new wage scale.
Twenty -four general offieers and i<2
general ensirnen representing ur-
ior nen working Cor ise railroads.
were ~ conf~renee.
oricssss cf the brotherho-ss de-
clsrec ire men need some relief
against the high cost % living.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-04
AMERICA IS BUYING
poTAsH IN GERMANY

Berlin. March a-American oriers
amounting to ss9o9o.oo1 have been
booked by the potash syndicate. says
the VosAiseae zeltunr. vhieh de-
clarcg deliveries viii BE- exfeudei over
a number d years
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-04
GARR|sONs TO Be
ESTABLISHED IN OIL TOWNS
Mexican Government Has Prom.
ised To Protect oil Industries
BY Armed Forces II
Necessary

Nexleo CIV. March i.-oafrifons
Of from 70 70 100 soldiers are 10 be
established In all of the oil camps IN
ihis region according to orders re-
oeiyed hrre BY Gen. Semesio Lopez.
Hitherto the activity Of federal fci.
dies has been limited 70 mere par
fsil OF rebel bands wh5 have cofomi;-
ted depredations
Under the present Ian ample
guards viii be provided for workaen
In the petroleum fled Al -. ,lmss.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-04
SWIFT EMPLOYEES TO
Be GIVEN STOCK CHANCE
All Who Work For Big Packing
Concern May Become Stock
holders II They
Desire

Chicago. March f.-Enployes OF
Swift 4 Co. packers VII. be ercour-
aged TO become ~stocshoiders- OF the
concern. President Louss y Swift ar
nouncet today. A portion of the
comrsny's stock has been set aside
an: viii be sold 10 emp,oyes at par
or time payment plan ecserinx two
years. Minimum sales viii be one
snare and miximum re shares
Mr. svift said at The elose OF the
szsr fiscal year Ie.eee employees were
stockholders and i5s.s9, Others had
!, ,-bscribed for shsres
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Directors q the Firsi National hank
hare under consideration. Il l. said
plans for the erection of a four story
building on tire site Of tfe present
bank. corner of First and oklahoma
II l. argued thz. . modern Office
baildfnz. eqaipped With ssuiis and
other nrodern adianets. voeid prove a
paying Investment
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VIEWING WITH ALARM"
IN TURKEY

Constantinople. March lin view
OF the gravity ~ the situation the
cabinet resigned TODAY The Sultan
has called upon Marshal Izzet Pasha
10 form q new cabinet.
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COUNCIL ENOs MEET
AND TURKS ARE DOOMED
PACT VIII ri HANDED
0sER VI ,RtH -. OTTOMAN
SHIPS III IN RIs0kl.\
Up A\n tRNN 10 m
cit To POLICE
iuNER
RullFrIN

lonccn. aFreh &--Tre evening
stauears states toasy that the alilsc
supreme eeureii has aeeiaes TO alie~
Germany e lauaeh an internal loan
because 4 Is reeoanixeo snat Ger.
rsany ruined. ~eulc nerr weak
~ aaaoeroos spcs n Europe. The
team the papsrs say. would take pre-
eeutncs ever any lncewnity Payments
Germany is Saises upon % make.