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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-07-11

err the German scheme or terrorism
considerable part of them, could be
kept Indefinitely in American waters,
the Germans might win the war. Any
vancouver which would have as its re-
suit the keeping of these American ves-
isels. so indispensable TO the Allies, out
of the field of active warfare would
thus be more than justified and, in
deed. would indicate the highest wis
dom on the part of the German navy.
! The Napoleonic principle of dividing
your enemy's forces is just as valuable
| in naval as in land warfare. For
many years Admiral Mahan had been
instructing American naval officers
that the first rule in warfare Is not
to divide your fighting forces, but al
ways to keep them together, SO as 10
bring the whole weight at a gwen mo-
ment against your adversary. Two OF
the fundamental principles OF the
science of warfare, on land and sea
alike. are contained in the maxims;
Keep your own forces. concentrated
and always endeavor to divide those
of the enemy. Undoubtedly the pest
method which Germany could use 10
keep our destroyers in our own waters
was to make the American people be-
1ieve that their lives and property were
in danger; they might accomplish TINS
NV sending q submarine to attack our
SHINING off New York and Boston
and other Atlantic seaports, and pos
sihlv even to lombard our harbors.
The Germans doubtless believed that
+bey might create such alarm and
arouse such public clamor in the Unit
ed States that our destroyerS anu
other anti-submarine< craft would be
kent over here by the Navy Depart
ment in response to the popular agl-
tation to protect our own coast. This
Is the reason why American head
quarters in London, and the Allied ad-
miralties. expected such visitation.
The Germans obviously endeavored TO
create the impression that such an at
tack was likely to occur at any time
This was part of their war propagan-
lda. The press was full of reports that
such attacks were about to be made.
German agents were contin''cE "tf'-
culating these reports.
Raids for Moral Etc.
OF course it was clear frozn .Aa ttts
to the heads Of the Allied ls3yles, anG
to all naval authorities who sore 5si-
formed as to the actual eoffd3t4all
that these attacks by German SUBJ IT.
Irines on the American coast V7eaaa sats
be in the nature of raids for aptH ~.
feet. 1t was also quite clear sf9i1i lie
first, as I pointed out in my de s5aatclles
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-07-11
MINE GOING OVERHEARD.

MINE GOING OVERHEARD.
ten thirteen so-caIed
into the North Sea laying about miles each
The a nade in
Va to William Loeb Ash Scotland,
Highland Railway the CALIFORNIAN Canal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-23
L|TTlEJOTs GIVEN
ROYAL EASTER Treat
Kiddies Bee Living Models With
Springs New Garments and
Receive Souvenirs A.
Iuts Store

Chilafon ranging between the aHss
~ one and ON years wee" stvrh = de-
lishifai tattef lrrAt this aftsfnoen
on the second floor OF she l.aia store
The floor wAa tsatefally decorated.
ana Peter rabbits and san. we're .
marked feature The mush~Fn ef the
iois appeared 70 euioy the oeeaslun
fully ~ much a. their lltslr ONES
From atao o. siaa aiyls Nhaw
wiih llslnr models wau tiN rsFd. "a
Witch the new apfinK garments we're
shown The program arranged "a.
ciudrd lfise contest, and this. With
the mualc ana ran ~ al sorts farm,
lshed nn afternoon 81 unallaysa pleaa
nfc Souvenirs wern fiyen 10 each
iitils boy and alri Al The clerks
sicd Va helplns along ne ealertaln
mvnf
The models wefe TAI iuhnHnn
lack Fitsscraia liobhle I'slep. ns,ta
p,c. Robefta Gahl hsphella nssjs.
fono Dasis aud Eva iane Darling.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-23
MILK BOTTLED D6lOA|RYMAM
MAY Be R[s0lD BY GROCER
County Attorney Tells How Law
L. Construed In Matter sf
Milk That Mas Been
Pasteurixsd

A. V. pin~laiis. county attsnsy.
has received . rulins On the sale of
milk thai slii BE- Il lntsrsst 20 dairy
Hsn IL ssid to-day
4 haze gone over The siafafs gov
Grains the sale u milk IN t<lzhsns
and uo~ have the construction pis<s1
upon d b the state board Of axr<-
euitafe While the statute ssys N
- many sufds. All mia boaxbs -
ba Fs sold mssi b. pastearixad. s<<.- :
the state haafa 81 ssfiesiiurs cps-
alfues 4 - meaa ell milk hnsxht -
Hsia IN hrnken paekasss ~ s~s.rsEx
o. different containers than tka er-
ifinsi ones
fhas. auyune @ellinx mtlk nA>m
thelr o~n eaea mas bottle lh~ ma1
and place their nams and a81r~os
upon the bottle cap. aud sell 20 -
grocer and Ne may resell a II -
original eontalnef so iabei<1. uf<n-
ouf lbe mia being psstasFi1cs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-23

The canifuvefsy ever the uif 10.
isfeata Involved IN the owaesship ~
the bel ~ the Rs.i Islser has hec.ne
ssfg asale. aad - - esset sistemsnt
% The facts r~latite a. tho u.attas
Ill i,s ef lnisfest "a The pahlle. rhe
Leader sfgef IA Investigation " IN q
position 10 fully aaslsel touching ,nla
matter.
IN 1919. The tsiled states ana
spain catered lnis treaty fixiaz ihs
boundary line between that part ~
the apanlsl, possessions lylns ada.
cent "a the tlnllei atstes. aud th,s
country This treaty. and the PIE.
limtaaft eoffeepondehes bstwsua the
spanish minlsler aud M Aiams. oar
Secretary ~ State. whhh paa.ea be-.
t~ssn lhe Ken ngsefnmsuga relative
- ths tsfms aud tandlilnns af fhs
treaty. ar sst forth and alseusssd W
= deeisloa by tho supreme eoar of
the uulsed States entitled lnlfsI
nsaies asals of fssas. reported In
Vol ie9. beKlnnluw st pAza 4. A
feadlas of the oplniah and tho ean,
eiuslen reached ~iil shos that ths
eoaFt IN that ease flsed ~ boundary
bet gean Oklahoma and raxas siona
tho south bank ~ ths He'd river fhst
after Meaieu became lndepsndsnt ~
spain tbs boundary line nxyl BY tha
sFvaly II 1919 with spain wsa adopt
81 a. che bHandafY line between
Mexico and tho United states. and
whea TeHAa eame INTO The Union. ~
treaty the sane boundary llns a.
flsud Ia shr treaty 81 1919 tetwesa
spain and the United States. vas
Feafllsued - tho boundary bst~een
That state and ths territory ~ the
tnltsd States When the territory ~
OkiahpmA waa created there wsa a
dispute as 70 whsthef ufser seanty
~as toealed IN Texas Or uklahons.
and ths suit ~ the sunlied states
a. ftf4effatfs.1 N I44n f'uI al
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-23
LusOR DtPtHItbkNt E>Ii-
MATES BA>iDN On MT
olsD>. >HOV ks>S IN
INDUSTRY N tseo
NAY REtsu Seo.-
ooa. 600
UP TO MINERS lNO'
OPERATORS FROM NON ON
CRAFTS ~ TllE pitI<tlpAI
CITIES HAVE u-Rt Any
OPENED NEGOTIATIONS
LOOKING 10 A< ND-
VANCE IN PAY

Mashlnnton Narrh .2. - Apl
rroaimateis one million workers Nil
be affected hy sirskcs lockonts Ane
~Age cpniMversteS during lN2o. Il
was csiiin~sed hefV today IN the
basis oi labor dcnanment recofda
The records show that IN the fiscal
yrar ended In June i~ss. approal.
amtely eS9o eco workers are IN.
VOWED 10 strikes. leckouts and con .
trovcrsieS rcserrd 10 q for s,ttio-
menf
losses 81 workers throash waec
coniovcrsies and strikes thAs ysal
may reach So 100000 Il ia believed
in isl9 total lossoe IA wages arr be.
liosed 20 have hcen twicr this sum
or more ihsu slen ocepeo.
30 reports arr obiainahle ga the
losses Of employers and the ,xtoat
@: no decrease IN. Production resali.
Ina from strikes.
ttidenccs are abundant that With
The coming of spring workers in an
psrts ~ thc c0uni, arc turning their
attention 20 vase scales.
IN mcay cities building wafkors
and mechinlsfs already have opened
ueeoilAilons Cor wage incrcascs Tho
Industrial situation now s. near the
tease moment fr,n fhc labor sand
point In Aisii and May wage con
fisrfs e1pi~ 10 scores ~ crafts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-23
Forcing the Gas Substitute


Auy - ns can understand he
eomi laeenes with whiah the dele.
lstcs O. the National Petroleum
Congress preslieje, rlse 10 lhe
pricc Of gasoline cents > gal
Ion ths Sca Will % te ~ ceuis
Ga ieilew when the flawers bloom
ia iasi
Tie 4 iesnte s.afe with saslt.
fsciien thai ras9,ur !. selling a.
slT~ ~ England They rvad with
enthusiasm ihai tho automobile
manufacturers p.ow'se O. smash
an previous records "a pro lnclioi
tins ar II they ean And fur.
ther they have no compunciions
having acquired case-har'lenrd
skin against public protests. goT.
ernment inqgisitian and the pnny
cndeavorS ef courts to keep them
true d Christian prrecpis The
oil men are quite eapsblr Of XIII
ing the goose Which has laid their
golden egg. II they see a profit az
hand
The sruse 81 >elf.pfoSefsal'en
ought ~ suggest f. automobile
manufacturers. dealers and others
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-23
WHAT TrCKED OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

Olympia The washlnxIou iegla +.
laiurr ratified the fedeFnl waman
suffrsgs amendment. becoming tas
2sth piafr 10 DO 30
lIerlln Gustav Nuske mlnlaieF
or defense resigned Ofher Ebert
cabinst changes we're reported I'm /
minent
Albany--1he Nrw York state a..
scnthly adopted resolution to com
pei W "A Anderson. state Saseriu-
tendsnt ~ The Anti saloon i.sarse, %
appear before the assembly Judiciary
conimliiee aud explain the foundation
OF statements attributed 10 him
against members ef tbs legislature
Dublin--Two persons ~efo Killed
and four wounded In riot pfeelplia'
ed. n was declared by the dlsofderi,
conduct Of soldiers
Chicago Chieago taissrslty vcn
the fgst game u The national BASKET
BAH championship from Psnnsslsanls
University. - 20 ~
Washington senator iiofsh call
81 upon Major General l.eonara wooi
aud his campaign mans<efa "fof the
nance OF subscribers aud amounts" of
the Wood presidential campaign fahd
and 10 explain ~thT manner IN which
Il u being used
Laredo do-Accoriin~ a. Aetien
Cify newspapers Manuel faisfos.
famous zapafa general ard head of
the Southern MeAieau rehni move
nsnt surrendered 10 csrfaazissas lat
Friday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-23


There Il 10 reason IN the world
shy Loxzn oounsy shosid not develop
TITO one Of the leading Hereford
rosnfiss r. fke <fsfs.- szid l.. > No
Clare. secretary u the stale Here
ford association Mr.. NcCsrs II n
ths cixr. uz*inx ready for tbe Big
Hsresor6 and shorshorr sbor and sale
- - 80 a. ne fzir Eroun1s We'd
rexszF ard TtEr-dzy-
Aeoonpznyizr hin . HAIRY Hzri.
x t. nstss Bad Hll rznck- nezr
okn--Ese- Hzr. hss be<n - the cat
fss szzEress = be Bad HIi ft@trirf
fxe-sr rez-s- He szz rso1si stock
tz-n. Il i rsorD.xsIF sp-to-czis
Hz-r las za1< . sor-z.s i Hereford
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-23

The show aud sale VIII open at ten
thirty Wednesday fn0fninx and VIII
continue until Thursday evening
II il believed that Al ieast $1,000
worth ~ registered cattle siii be sold
81 this sale.
The flle snd show Il being Elsen
under the aHspices of the Logan cosn.
- Hereford breeders association and
much credit i due IRIS association and
10 County Assnt Wiley Or Initiating
the plans for such an auspicious event.
Dr Dean. county veterinarian. has
stzmsned All the show cattle on che
ground and pronoances all free from
fever and tuberculosis. Dean b an
enthusiast ior bloodsd cattle in Logan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-23
JUDGE WILLIAMS APPOINT
Ed TO TRY RED RIVER CASES
Hearing May Last Several Days
Say the Attorneys: Some
Prominent Lawyers In
Case

rlkl.hn-.s flfr warrh e1-Iu.re
Rns--~ 1. wlll.sns 9, fhe eastern
dis,-srr a. ok..ho-. ~ sasosnses
r-sserd.r a. yusxe waite n sat
bo-n taar. a. ,ss ytzhsh district
,ou-4 a .-,..ts 81 n-sx.s~ he-e Pr
a. - IN. e,c.s.-u.rs - ,un-s ors.c-ea-
-. sx.srs. Te..s rzrxa-s srz state
osf,e1sfs
m ss-~t~, .<<.is.r - ne 1lssss<f
e<.u-r IN t.e ...na1 7-sarzasr - a.
rr.w s-.fsf ..-@s~. "a rf,xssse,. a
IN. as.s-s~s ><so-r.xs. es.s~e "a hs
eonsiaer.s
The rsras osf,rssls rsses u she
orut~rup .~uc@e<.nr~ Az. be~n o.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-23
sikr- pEATH cELI PRISONER
ADMITTED TO STATES PRISON

AcAlesier March . siH prisonrfs
arc nov In the death cells az ,he Ol
iahoma state renlieuiiarY Levy
Young. negro. 20 years old. has hoen
brought 90 the penitenilary from
Nangum, charged with the murder OF
farmer The date % BIZ execaii0n
= set for Afril ~ The other nsr
Inmates are awaiting action of the
criminal court o. appeals. al having
appesled and have been granted stays
81 enecuil0n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-23

Lon clubs and Chamber o. Con Z
merce. TIE sssres6 sill be served A.
me lone and no one has been asked
n talk exeerf experienced stock
rsisers.
AmonT fhe speakers zIll be Tbomes
y. Lezher. u psshu~ks. pFssident q
tie State Hereford asnotiallon. L. J
Mcclure. fecrsisrf. Jehn Nhitsbufsi.
president u the slate board q skn-
eEiiars. " <. Kacker. Of Sonnen. >
Hereford fan. Harry Har q Bald
Hfn: Cay rssfca. assaeiztlsa iressnr-
sr. from FInisz. ard 4 = Dressen. d
S<ezrd fhis oosnff. the e~nsr y
-vsrnet fsirfzx. and the psonser
Hereford nzn q the county.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-23
Short Cuts To
Home Mems

Ia organization e b. kao~n A.
oklsAanA State cimmnsee II noFss
EafAt. ~ssA AesaeaerssFs at al "a
EscAange eafidiag resahoa yeSses
aAy trom = ronference - oklAhsns
nsea ana womsa wkicA took place Al
Oklahoma cssy. Thv nee orkR
AiA2lion i ihs nscieas II ghird PARTS
moxement ~AicA = being organized
IA s~erv ssAta fsrepufAhory 70 eh~l
noainzsioa q = presidential oAnd..
44ts nsxt 1ane
-Sehcal eoys and slris of sAe Mad.
aea scAeol. e&si e sAe city. are hniid
ers. TIE most recens socompilsh-
nens srx seaassfal hsfd hoases. These
heases ~ere aells IA al segtk u de-
sikns snd - of them ~ef~ ca dis.
~ Al The Cashier furniture siorc
Satarias ard Sunday Ths pfise Tor
the hesf hoHse ~As ~cn hy Arthur
fr.>lde Miss Ma NeCi@lAna is
sae teacher
Mke Cassidy has hoarht ihe
SoAnen suslalng "a Oklahoma avenue
and wili rerneael q soon Consider.
asion said 70 Ne siS3qe. Mr.. Cassidy
owns the hailding Just east occupied
b. ths Gardner Sohi ciosAlng store
he nsy yoln the t~o halldsngs
-ons t@o marrege licenses ~ers
sSea@d ie aAy, y. l. Lawson Ci. and
MNrs Cash. a. beth AZ Fallis and
AvAnr Griffin. al. ana Rena Brooks,
= ~ G1thrie. drvU tArm.
Aegorss frOm the eArtern pars of
The State shis afternoon Is 10 the e.
fees thar heavy rains are falling a.
SEVERAL poiuss, A hlg storm wind and
rain dld much aAEiAEe - the OsaEe
this afiesneon io oa rigs and pros.
sns
-Ffank Cr,sham is remodelins ihe
store rrem on the corner of Harri-
son and Division and wlli pat ia a
aodsrn fron, he intends % make q
ne 81 fhe lnost attractive bushes
aia~ks Ia ihe clis The eniire uppet
1eor 4 this bailding h being ossn.
fertd iEto modern office rooms Mr.
Gresham eap~cts 70 occnpy his new
affice eaar4ers about AFrll 10.
Sehoei teachers are the I.o.rest Z
said - ans profession aud that should
fef - the case said Tom jenkins
oiAy = IN IN favor ~ voting the
imt "a extra mills 20 iay our school +
esc1ers llring salsrfes The present 1
'AlRrle~ shoaid BE- doubled In any
'fert 4 tcsehers are retained In the
aty schools. much better w3Ecs mus,
r. psad thein. an for The l,ss
tOnT
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-23
TO REvivE WEAVING LINEN
~ oLD HAND WAY

New York, March 20 A national
to revive hand spinning
and weaving of laen 70 relieve the
acnie shortage has b>en launched BY
he newiy-organiscd Sociely for the
Revival of Home indusiry and Do
nestle Ar Il wss announced today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-23

real i've. living activity with Christ.
The hslf hour song service con
duciad by NrN Wiseman, the esan p
sslisiic singer should be- an incentive
20 atsnd ssriy- Di. suso How
Sweet IL the Love u Ny Savior
vas rendered Ia = beautiful and ~.
fectlyc manner b. Nf wisemnn
Rev. Callane subject iunlKh' viii
be. Tuning the World Upside
Do~n." aud Mr. Wissnan will slnK
special number Esefyons nnosl cof-
daily invited to attend these meet :
ing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-23

efforts lo work out q cheap guSa
hne substitute The motor car Is
become the ronr mans Nrhirle
scarcely less than that of the rich
man u Is the market supplied hy
ihc people Of low incomcs. nni
those with high. which maintains
'nuumerahlc Factories Ia flourish.
iug condition once the petroleum
ln'oills take the biz IA their teeth
aud proceed 10 proliccr "a far IA
they like, something Is going 10
va husi And that viii be The
aulonobilc trade
i-N's sij iuhefited scrnnles
pa yrlf the rnurh.housina of the
OF interests, hut they can be dis.
eIplued IA ways more civilized
They should be- broken before
they break others. ghcy can bc
made % br thankful they arr per.
mliifd 10 reddlc ihcir wares NJ
reasonable prices. We are surp
uf i Virtually every hnman
necessity, II pressing enough. has
been met Aud we can not doubt
that the substitute for gasoline
can be found when those most
,iially cobecrned % finding i SET
their minds and their purses 10
the task.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-23

Al Industrious CHICAGO housewife
started % DO q little Fqrlng house
cleaning SATURDAY. She took down the
curtlins--;o wash them-but Vas In
ierrupied aii das b. passersby who
srsTng the bare windows. came 20 see
i The place Vas for rent a would
adsise anyone who wants 10 ~ ict
alone anrirE housericzning TO put up
: sign 'only Washing Windows
She said
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-23

cafile ne brought with him Tor tbs
show and sale Ten head of Hsrefords
The same a. we're on exhibition At the
state fair. Among h,~ bunch h the
cssebrsfsd bail - y. A." cziyef Fsb.
:. 1919. His sire Il a szssso ball and
dam h OF Of fbe g. sa<se buii that soid
In H&rrs biz sale izsf June. Hsr
hid the firEf indlvidr<i Hereford sale
II the state He Is Al expert Here
fcrc mzn. and tsik viii him Il con
rlrcing along the llns that The Here
for1 fs -seE; fer Logan sioeknsn-
osrss<t To csttisnen.
On Wednesday night = bznquef Nil
bs xi<<n cornpli-ssnfzry 70 the sfock-
o<z ~ the znsiSzzzts1 Rotsry srt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-23

county and Il dolng much 70 help
along the stock game.
neclare n . llss wire Logan
county ought 10 make the mat Of.
bloodsa sna registered live sfoex
and the cIfY man should get behind ths
farmer and help make the eoaniy =
fine cattle county. There i more
money In good iisrefsffs than IN oil
veils, and I've tried both
A n. Dresser of Seward. i doing
much 10 flaoe the county ON a Here
ford plane lie has a fine bunch of
cattle
Mcclure ssys At ihe sale sash ami
NAL will be sold separately 10 the
(Continued on Page :. Col ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-23
MILITARY Aurnoairins BLAMED
ron RIA ogHMAN TROUBLE

nerlin. March ~ Military aulhofis
tlrA are blamed b. the government
pr.ea iuresu FOR recent disorders, n
being asserted that they and the
troop. we're 80 nervous thar They had
lost their morale.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-23
aLIIs MEHdHA\TI<
COURT ~ Bt\kttt TT

Arthur l.. ingie. general merriam
6ise merchant ~ Aitus b. q bank
rupi. The case reached federal court
herr today. Hi@ liabilities are S65-
Jo7ff and assets bar fi5.oo9.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-23

Coqenhaeen. Narch =, - Prince
Rlsmarcs's mznsoienm a. Fre5richs-
ruAe vss entered by burglars on SAT
srdzg. ne thfcsts carrying OF silver
xresths zffacnei 70 the czsket Two
suspects dressed n fed gray sni-
FERNS have beea arrested a. Buerben.
fIfiess nlies from Freidriehsf1he.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-23
yEccs cor $50 FROM
CAPITOL oRoCERH

Oklahoma City. March 23-safe
biosers successfully blew the safe
u The .EprOr1h Froeey store last
DiEht and ESCAPED ~lfh fisS The
robbers di1 not moIost seFersi hun
e-es dollars worth Of checks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-23
TWO NOitI BtLIW
PROVINCES NJ NAH

Copenhagen March g Esthania
and I.athonia. two of the former
Hnsslan Baltic provinces now inde-
pendent naiionsl ard PREPARING for
war. according to dispatch from
koyno
Concentration - trOpss IN largs
numbers on the frontier Is reported.
Great Britain has tried unsuccessful
ly 10 mediate iho dispute over the
boundary
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-23
ROLL AWAY THE STONES
THAT ObSTRUCT THE WAY
Rev Callan breaches Powerful
Sermon Last Night; Large
Audience: Good Music,
Everybody Welcome

The meslass delivered b. the Rev
:. 4. CallAn lafi evening based On
The fasi "Holl fe the sions Away.
found ln John =. was well re~
cslsed b. a large and appfeclaiife
audlssoe. saeh truths. 20 forcefniiy
spoken should find lodemeni IL open
and receptive hearts. for truly are
thefe afones Ia the lives ~ every
one. such a. Indifference. fermaiiiy
ard lnsinesrfiy that are stopping The
biessinss of fhs wonder working
C1rsf
Oniy too true the fact mentioned
~ the dieconfss that mere ehufea
roinx g. not Christianity -1e need a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-23
kgct- MONEY NEEDED 81
RUSSIA TO RESTORE ORDER

warSa~. Nareh zS-Thhiy two
elilion ru5ies in sold Is the sum
nseoed ~ Russia 20 restore hsrseif.
according 70 the Polish rosernme--
ofnci1i Teierrsph News Agency ~hIch
esoies soviet newsrspcrs TO that e.
fecf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-23
wan RISK III REAl
On IIs fEEr >s,w

washlnelnn. March - ~ service
men viii soon Ket real letters
Instead of form letters vheu
ih.y write 20 the ~ar risk hureaa
Director Chnlmelsy james says The
Insurance division ID almasl eannhl a.
with The work, and soon uvefy legtef
VIII be- answered within four DAYS
after receipt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-23
srslsGfs IN lEleslc
Are AT ~ end

copenhss~ul March - -sfrik~s
Leipsir and Breslan have ended and
postal FailSHy services are being re-
snmei IN bofh cities. Which are quiet.
according 10 adsices rceised hers
fon1hf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-23
SOUTH BANK hAui
BOUNDARY LINE IN 1918
WIN COMING Or Oui. TWO
stAtts CLAIMED Rlsll
tiiID N<D uCu
fisO nt.t mas m
st'tD IiuI STATE
lt.>t Or FACTS


The uslssa ssssss gsvsrrmsrt ~
ssss1Ha oslshswss's s1ls fer lard IN
ne nufshsfrsst flsls In Wishlss
ssun'y fssss, ~sit mslnssln thss snsrs
~srs s~e hrs~us.s " ne Nsa rsssr
- isis. ~Asr tns treaty sss~ssr sss
United states ard spain zee s.srss.
according 70 ~ora rss<sssa nsrs lsss
n'ans FFsm wasnlsssor.
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neeeo WAS -ossoisc
SUGAR. NOT eOOzE

8askoEsr. March = sesreh-
tx Tor whisky. 1epstS sberifn here
fe1nd fse rosnds ~ su<sr cached
behiad a foldlnr 81 IN IN hone %
. rexno. chzrEes q boarding neces
stiles nay be placed agsinsf the ne
grn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-23
Radicals Control
Western District
of Germany

ceesaAsasr. nsesh -. - fhs
~eols western snasstfssl dlssfsss 81
csrmsrs ls hsld ssiisls ~ FassesFs
sus aIssssf u seestssis y me
easseamsrt tresss srs ss s~sssfsFe
there. sosefdlns te leserws'ses ve
esgeea srew neriis thss rserssies
~ ths eerilrsss fsssrss fns ss.
eisi oswesrsss- lessws shss . euFs
~ ~erksss' esssr~msrs . .. rssns
% formation ~tss.est - eesfssser
with the hauruesls essslss.