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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-01-25

attached to the American embassy at
Constantinople, Turkey. and to the
American diplomatic agency at Cairo.
Egypt, and has been on duty at the
Department of State since his return
home in February, 1919.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. p. Sladen entertained
a number of guests at the supper dance
last night at the Cafe ST. Marks.
The ladies of the organization com
mittee of the Washington opera Com
pany will receive this afternoon from
5 to o'clock in honor of Nine. Mar
guerita sylvia, in the apartment of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-01-25

Ardeeser. Mrs. NJ. Haskell. Mrs: NJ
Grachette, Mrs. Gill. Mrs. NJ. Wool
mer. Mrs. NJ Stafford, Mrs. A. Bixler
Mrs. T. A. Cantwell. Mrs 'E. Pairo
Mrs. c. Hail, Mrs. NJ. Mccarthy. Mrs
J. McCarron. Mrs. NJ Taltavull, Mrs
}. Belt. Mrs. J. Lannigan, Mrs. Brinton
and Mrs. r. Dugan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-01-25
THE HOUSE OF QUALITY
mayer Bros. 3 60
937-939 St. NV. No Branch Stores

FF@71mv@mt@Fy sales j 111s week
Offering in addition the following many very great
bargains in every department for complete
clearing before inventory
Every Self or Fur Trimmed Coat or Suit in the
house up to $50, choice. ........ SIS
Every Self or Fur Trimmed Coat or Suit in the
house, our special selling models to $500,
CHOICE SOO
Every Coat in the house, our special selling
models to $780, choice $50
Remaining Velvet Hats for women misses
and children, up to 1880, choice. ....... So
About one hundred $3.50 and $3.50 Fine Georgette
. Bouses, white, flesh navy black and suit
shades; all sizes in the lot. Choice. III 96
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-22
FEDERAL AID FOR ROADS
IS ASSURED THE STATE
State Highway Engineer Says
Government viii Not Allow
Allowance For New High.
yays TO Lapse

Oalahanns allowance foit federal
aid road construction for the present
fiscal year VII not lapse aa aufflciont
projects already have been approved
ior more thar 'le amount necessary
according to telegram received a.
the state highway department today
from Robert g. Terrell. state highway
engineer Terrell sent the message
from Fort Worth. Texas where BE- had
tlsa project approved by y Faunl.
leroy. district engineer Terrell was
to 80 ON 10 Washington Friday night
40 present the projects for final ap.
proval by tha bureau of public roads
The following project, were ap.
proved. according TO the tcleRram
No 10. s250090 Washington cOun.
~. No q, f2sg00O. Mcintosh coun.
~, No. "A, s20o0c0. Kay county
Highway Officials consider It certain
that federal bureau will apprye the
action Of the district engineer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-22
WHAT vTCKED OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

The Eiague-The former German
empress Is reported IN serious CON
dition and the former crown prince
has been called to hAs mothers bed
side
-Honolulu-~Acc0rding TO Toxic
dispatch The Japanese government
has directed representative to 20 10
Chita. Siberia. TO reopen negotiations
with the bolsheviki concerning a
Siberian bnffer state.
FL Pato- Tommy Carter. vi
Paso. and Freddie Hill, Forth Worth.
boxed 10 rounds TO a draw.
Berlin-The death Of Prince
Heinrich hoenaich-Caroiath ma.
tlcnai liberal leader announced.
---I.os Angeles This county shaken
by an earthquake Eight business
buildings In InglewoOd. suburb Of
Los Angeles. were destroyed and
scores Of residences damaged. Mum.
erous buildings here slightly damaged.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-22

sacramento, Calf, June ~ The
influx Of Janenese into oAlif0vnis
mas brought about alarming coadi-
tions and Il has become necessary he
protect the sovereignty of the stats
agsiusf this growing menace
through Diplomatic nogu lssions or I
strict exclusion AK. Governor wil
ham y. stephens said in a lelte-
addressed to Secretary of state Colby
today
Governor stephens expressed the
hope that ihe initiative measure -.
i've rroiec'ed IN the state "a deny asl
atics the right 20 all land purchase 81
l"&se ao1GS would 0e accepted by
the electorate by an owerwhelminR
majority while California h4fbnrf
no animosi,y aeainA the state does
not wish t1em 10 srsile wiihla her
oonders and "a develop Japanese
reputation rs her midst. Ile asks
taat immediate negotiations ha IN.
tered into wih she empire 81 ianan
70 make impossible any further
evasions" ~ existing immigrant
conditions and 70 make such agree
meats as rigorous as possible.
Nominai 20 Years Ago
weniy years ago our JaHanase
population ives ncminalr tao letter
said Ten wears ago the eensns re-
ports showed Japanese populstiap in
Caliiornia Ct sl,2i6. A omrhiation
and survey recently mad, indicates
lnat this Janansee population has
Seen more than doubled amounting
10 7.279.-
After stating that "the blood fusion
q me Occidepi and fhe Orien. has
10 Were ever rlrcesstuily taken
place" Governor Stephens said that
taiiiorpta views with alarm tAe
fapld growth az these people within !
tAe last decade in population as wfll |
as In land control. ana iosesa.s IN |
the not distant future tho grAyest |
menace of serious confiict If this
ceveiofTne1t Is r9t Immediately n |
iectively CHECKED"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-22

On account - the sericas ,ysns.l
ton OF his wife. Jad2e W II. Norma,
Jay annoances gaAt he win no, fsie
for another term q his office VS.
Jgstsre 81 the Peaoe 81 the Gathria
aiSlfiet Is makes 9his anrunat =,
nent ~ tAis time ihat Others may ~,
duty advised and uaay file Tor that
office.
ne Hermann hardware stora IS
closed 10 the puAllc fe.fav ana will
r~a@in closed unsn IA Invoice ba~
netn competed a e Hermann
~ho several years ESQ hr0usht sha
business frvm T. I. Hlrxai aas snlA
his interest IN taa buslnae 10 Hardy
Martin ~ Ada. an eNperiencea hArf
ware man Mr. Martin will take
nfarke of the business jnst as soon
As the invoke IS completed. THE
Leader welcomes Mir Hardy 10 the
city and Is ceriain thai ne will make
stocess lie = affalaa ana lalt
of the righ' sort of pep. Ills family
NAIL follow as soon as recommendation
can ~ SECURE \ like Guthrie and
( ne peoIi ie 50 fnr have treated mo
''ne fhis =, IN my tugmens lie
best city ia the state OF tfs sise and
! know ] sslah prosDer hero aud be-
~ell content BE said
Guthrie nlan came near ior
aFiNlng himsei, into trouBie, saia
an officer today Tie took ON an
pyerplenieous supply " Whit, rorpa
and picked ap bunch az west side
@lfis and they sta r,ed In TO hava A I
real Wild and woody time of Il. lov.
'Yer- the stern arm of the law reach I
iat and rassht'd 'em aud nnW ne ss
aanEral That the drive dld not ION.
lhue me next time Aa lots h.s
ooi slip the penalty will be severe
- There IS no truth in taa report
-laf tht empire oa cqlapany mas
iaAnaoned It's test on the Vina Nc /
ash said an Eg ire scout IN thp
ity to-day In Tact complete
.nAnge Of men has been made al
ne well and the test will 40 an as
'efore 1he new sirillcrs ana tool
Fessers are 'tae best In the field
ma are particularly exceAenr ana
ohipeteni IN intricate drilling sucn
: encountered in tAe Vie farm test
y true that the wen IN dngnr..
Q far but Il won't be dustar lcrr
my Judgment he added
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-22
FORMER GUTHRIE MAN
IS DEAD IN CALIFORNIA
George Latta Who Came to
Guthrie In 1889 Went to
Coast TO Regain Health.
Body Shipped Here

George Latte died Sunday IN cali
fornia. where he end riis wife were
sFendiny the summer for MA heanh.
He was born 81 Indiana. yuna 25.
lsis. and served during the ciyil war
in Co o. ~ b Indiana lnfanlrv. rs
came TO Guthrie In the ariy days and
spent the remainder o. his da-s Il
he ing build tAe city. and he vas
widely known and very hIrh,v re-
specsed BY everybody who knew hin
He leaves a wife and three daHphicrs.
one OF them. Mrs Love. being with
him AZ she time Of .his dea.h. The
funeral will be held in Guthrie Sal.
urday. re hour teing as yet hnae-
termined. The Grand Army post
viii attend tse funeral as an organ.
fzation. together with the Other "a.
triotic organizations.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-22
COURT tDJ0t jR>ED TODAY
UNTIL NEXT WEEK

District court has adjourned until
next Monday morning A session
will be held Saturday TO hear motions
and demurrers
In the case of J r. Cotton against
@ W. Deal. administrator of the
estate OF Henry Wise. deceased, AN
award Of $3.50 was made by the court.
Cotton nursed and cared for Wiee
for many years prior 10 his death and
the amount asked for WIS IN payment
OF services eA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-22


ilnsd, the top removed. the water
turned on and the hand kept on the
handle. Tho steam may cause ihe
kettle 70 be dropped. thus splitting The
boiling watcr.
1ne crease employed IA eyoiing
some Kinds of food IL source OF
danger because "A both spastars aud
takes fire after being heated above
a certain point IIaIrning grease "
very dangerous and burns deep Into
the flesh and the wounds nel slow.
~. should The grease take fire II
~ extremely difficult 10 exilngiIsh
the blaze
"Persons who pull down shelves M
on themfelyss, drop heavy weights
upon their feet. or inflict gaInlul cuts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-22
ALIEN ENEMIES FlAYED
BY JUDGE COTTEn1'
One Applicant For cisiscnahip
Successful aud He IL World
War Veteran Hchlummer
and nogon Fail

"A man Who wgii deliberately i#Hf
adSAntase ~ trsnnieaMttea ta rYtsfg
aiainK the ruuHiFy ia ~sshsn Hs llvae
and thflvya wApA chat e0netfy 4 Al
WAr ana Hep,ia hsa Nelp a Hut a
N0ed ylilseu and shauld ~ cent taeh
grum whence 40 eaaw sa'd ludgs
iuhn a togtHrA 81 f~laral euar'
yesterday evening ~ aawYin eltisaN
snip pAtWN in SualAya Aaaiut
S,hlpmmar. farmer lslHg na fau' Z
uug vt Guthrie
Refuasd 70 AID ~ Anf wAY
tnateriay wAk naturalization tss
n the frtieral court Edward fahl8
II \ naturalization examiner Waa
here frum % Louis aud admitted
llst ~ aliens Who hHd mAlp ~
Niicailen 90 heeomn cltikeaa ~ lha
tinted etafes iHAee Catletal ifs
sihad and Il W8u after heaFim@ taatf
mDuY ia the uaae ~ aehemiWe Thar
ne made lAw mbu8e frWAsNM Nk
envma that wchlaNmef. tseraaWI
bad taken two ng tan examination
thai are necessary hefore hMam mNaa
eltlaen m tbo uullNi 8iatHs. prl3r
10 tho breaking 0ut "a the war Whsn
The draft came hn pvadrA txUNF tlaus
on the grounds thai re- WaN 40 aitrh
enemy iit w'ah exempted bat hot
forgotten az u developed vesfeslaf
when all records ~ the rvs0iatlps
hoard were placed hnfpfe ths yuufi
in 'he ease az Sgh!emmer
During the war u.flnd schlemmey
rarn tae draft board Z ne II tr4uhia
said CHv Attorney SMITH. wha wAa
chairman ~ thn loeai hoafA aaflna
the war H. ALSO refuse fa bai |
tandv ~ contributes 10 sNs RED
Gross eddrd smith aud Iudpa Got (
ieral dld lha feai patriotic lhlna when /
NJ refused fa grant thu iahefa ~
SrH"utmer and eAded tho nraiualea I
ciauso 10 tho refusal
Guthrie Men Refused cltsrnAhtp
samnel nogpn COS WNst liaretm
ihia city, u Russian. was biao denied
.apera on efaeiicaliy tao wauia
grounds naf sehiemmpf U0Nnn
rlnimed oxemntlona wu thu plna that
he waa an alten onnmy ard by "a
laiHg oHtatped military aaryiea
A Different Gaze.
Az entirely dlfferanf case VIA that
Z Nor uotaon Nelaou #uliwagnv
'tl1en " tbs United States 81 lgraxlt
se'Hon did nm wait untll the 1wff
'ni enlisted at the first can for val
'ni""rs and waa suut 10 Franco eafly
CONTINUED on paza cot
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-22
NO MONEY To PROSECUTE
DRY CASES AFTER JUNE
II You Violate the Dry Law
There win BE No Money
Available With Which
To Prosecute

washington Because of ~ faii.
ure ~ c0ngrega 70 pr0vida ,he nec.
esnary funds. the department og i,m.
tlce' VIII not ~ atle 10 nlnply npe.
cial attorneys 70 handle ihu nroannu.
tion Of casts grownM oat OF ,io-
laion ~ the prohibition enforcc-
ipsnt lAw after June 80 Il was said
today AZ the depernatent.
plfFiet attorney. have notified
The department that they cannot an.
iorce the Voiairah law without as.
slStance and officials declare that
department faces the alternative ~
drafting men from other branches of
work or leaving the district attorney
without aid In handling fas mass az
acess RAPIDLY accumulating In the
various districts. ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-22

fltssbura, Kan June 22.--Ar
ralgned IN justice court this morn
ING on charges of fraud In connsct
ticn with tho sale of interests in =
mining concern, Rev Justt McDon.
aid. pastor % the pittsburp First
preSbyierIan church, arrested ,bin
morning. pleaded not guilty. His
preliminary hearing Was set for
July ~ and his bond was fixed at
5000, He Immediately gave bond
with four ritssbura men. tlirce of
them members of hia church, az
eureties.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-22
What Red Cross First Aid Has Dug Up About Accidents =

Reports received from Red Cross
First Aid classes In progress through
out the states composing the splt'.-
aestern Division Of the Red Gross V
Missouri, Kansas. Texas, Arkansas
and Oklahoma reveal that some of
the commonest causes Of every day
accidents are the familiar things
about our homes--the bsth-tub. the
hsgh-heeled shoe inseparable for wo-
mems fashions aud the teakeftle.
So Gays DIR. r. O. Pernoud. Director
OF the Department OF First Ai1 al
% Louis. lit Is a peculiar thing"
he continued" and not so well known
except 20 accident insurance com.
panies that the bath-tub Is raepon-
sible for the largest number OF ac-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-22
q. {. Police To
Arrest Loafers

Oklahoma City june 22-~The
police denartment today ordered the
arrest Of ioiierers In the city In an
effort TO stop the series OF hold.
ups and roboeries which have been
staged recently. The police es.
pressed the belief that the number
of'eseesses was due TO a surplus
OF harvest labor and men who did
not desire to work. Residents were
warned to use more care in locking
their homes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-22
Earthquake On
Pacific Coast

Los Angeles. June "a Earth.
quake shocks which started 81 6.47
O'Clock last night and continued in.
terml,tengiy until SEQ o'clock this
morning, caused property damage
In Los Angeles. which was est.
mated at 100000. threefourths Of
which was In inglewood, ten miles
southwest Of this city. One death
was due Indirectly 10 the most
severe shock and several persons
were slightly injured py falling
debris.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-22
Fifteen Years Theft
For JeWel

New York. june 22.--James e..
Foye, former hotel clerk ~ho was
eonyeted last week Of the theft
Of s35o,oo worth Of Jewels from
Mrs. Regime v. G. Mslhiser, a
wealthy widow residing at the
Hotel Baltimore, in May 1919, was
sentenced today TO IS years In Sing
Sing.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-22
BATTLES STILL RAGE
IN LONDONDERRY

Londonderry. Ireland. June 22.--
Firing was resumed In several parts
OF this city early today after CON-
paratively quiet night Several per.
sons were killed in the rioting here
yesterday. and scores were more or
less seriously injured. Military
forces patrolled the streets during the
night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-22

would seem thar this lack of iisbt
ought 10 ~ m0s than balanced ~
the greater familiarity people xouid
have wirh their own stairway.
The High Hceled Shoe.
"I'he high'heeled shoe "a resyOn-
eible for meny falls both Ii and out
OF the house, but Il 81 especially deh-
gerous On staIrways where tha edge
~ the heel caicAey ana 4ips the
wearer into hcadlong fall
'i'urns. fcaids and fires IN the
kitchen are res onsIble FOR mnch .n
the list N accidents. These occur
either through carele6sncss or igno-
rance of conditions
The teaksttie. half full Of boiling
water 10 taken TO the sink to b3
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-22
LIVELY BOXING
BOUTS AT SEWARD

The Seward A ieiie clun held ~
apocial boAipr and wrestling show
Sunday " waa a rnet mcteal nni
showed must Improvement Ia tha
work ~ ih8 members Alien Jack.
aon and john lscbHon waO wufe an.
ltlatod az the afternoon meeting aud
pat up.a very 4ast aud infafasflng
boxing bout Dayie Mae Slitien wtn
hailed before tie kangatoO court
aud was acquitted uf tha charge
aEain@ him
a apecl4 ael of boxing gloves were
purchased by Tomas Noudev nnd wili
?" used at the next peutlng Wednes.
day eypning June 2t'h M seward
-Four boxing bouts wilt De- staged from
oaniamweiFht 60 middl"waiY Yhiw and
two wrestling bouts viii 6nd tho
program Music will be fufnlsaad w.
tween bOu-a
Applications fof nengberpht3 tD tha
club VIII be acegltcd az thla meet
ing. but applicants must reside IN
Logan county
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-22

cidenis That happen in the hoala. A
recent survey In chicago indicated
that 53 ser cent Of all accidents hap-
pnned In the home or its nreiriseS
ION first though II seems extra.
ordinary that this agent oi clean
illness should have destructive fen
lures. but the humber Of people vAo
slip in one way or another and frac.
ture arms or legs or infliet minor
Injuries upon themselves ~ ss.s way
is surprising
Failing down stairs 81 the next
most favored method of lnfliefin4 in-
lnry upou oneself II IS trle thar
the stsirways ia homes arc not 80
well lighted as those In office build.
ings, stores or factories; bul II
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-22
CaiiFOR\It G. no WEIR =
HAVE Fl1t RES AND FACTS
TO PROVE YELLOW MAN
INTENDS TO CONTROL.
COAST FARMING.
MENACE OF YELLOW
PERIL IS ALARMING
GOVERNOR OF CALIFORNIA
NHitt..S tH.BN ASKING
THAT SECRETARY DIS
CllSS THE MATTER
WITH JAPAN


San Francisco, June 22--,An effort
will be made by California fruit and
truck growers to have plank placed
In the democratic platform prohibiting
the landing of japanese or Chinese on
American shores for period Of 20
years. The association has statistics
and facts showing tina, a syndicate Of
Japanese In Japan has organized with
capital of 100 million yen 20 buy
farm lands In California and other
states on the coast
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-22
SPANISH WAR VETS CONDEMN
GORE

Oklahoma CITY. June e3 Tho
Oklahoma Spanish War Veterans "a
convention assembled at Oklahoma
City June ~. denounced shn action
og SenRtor r. p Gore "a opposing
tht soldiers compensation bill ana
other measures intended 10 ala 81
the conduct of the war.
The resolution. which passed nm
animously. branded the Senator ~ a
Stacker and sraiteF 10 American a..
sthufious and ideals" and called up-
on" All loyal citizens of The state 10
work and vote 20 defes. Senator
Gore for reelection
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-22
NEGRO WHO ATTACKED
GIRL MAY nE LYNcHEp

Wilmington, Del. June 22.--.isaiah
Fountain, nero, Convicted for Grim
ins assault upon f3.year-old white
orl IN Trappe, Nd, was surrounded
early today IN . wocds near Hebron,
Nd. by an armed posac Of approx.
,nasely 600 persons. =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-22

kau@au cHy, Mo 1una ee Feeder
81 JUDGE John x Pollock haa riyen
no dcclniou On The hearing n hahaAa
COL 80 proceedings 70 ffae forty onN
NEGRO prisoners under ilia sentence
~ the federal prison "a beaysnW0rH
Tor participating IN tho Houston
F'x riot lle took tha claa unbar
ndF'aeluent and viii give decision
I0eeaay 0r WeduesdAY. hu ams
bounced
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-22

by axes or hatcheta. are III i class
by Themselves. The danger IA spe.
cine IN every respect aud 4 - Tor
tue most part thankiess tnaa 10
impress upon them general rules u
carefuness. IN other w0fhg, ID IA
useless 10 stlgrnst methods of doing
thlngs that should suggest them.
selves
Haste and carelessness
" can be taken as a.. fact fhat
accidents IN the home are d1c to iho
fundamental canses; haste AMI care
lesBDeas
ASK yourgelf these quesiiors. n
the telephone or door-bcll rings, do
Continued on Page 8. Col. IL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-22
Harding Not
Enthusiastic
For Suffrage

waahlaetse. bare a. senata'
Hafdlna sne repup1lear peesldsetsAl
candidate. teid dspasatiea ~ saf
frsae teaaY tsas ~Nlte ~ seuia aa'
ssssN preprtesy a,seuspt sa fierce ass
state le0lslAtlcn 10 expedite tNs as
ton on she wemana safffs1e
amendment. he would sseenstnsAd
tho eatlfssaslsn II aes state aae1h'
nle oplnioN,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-22

New York. Juna 22..-~rhe strike
of railroad worksra. which haa bssn
w progress IN Philadelphia and
Baltimore. apreaa 70 New York
when abou, forty men we're report.
90 out by the Ne~ YORK Central.
Other lines also are said 70 be ~.
fccted n small degree. No en-.
bargoes AZ yet have besn declared
IN tho New York yards, New York
Central officials asserted.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-22

Waco~A meeting N an TesaS
brotherhood of Railroad Trninmsn
called 70 meet here sunday 10 lnyes.
bgaie the delay In the handing down
u q decision BY the federal railway
WaEn board
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-22

DcnverwJimmY Elanlon. of Den
YER won the referees decision oger
Cal Delaney, of Cleveland. IN ~
rOnnda.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-22

There will be- an important mests
Ing or the chauiber II Commerce
held t0nlght ~ the city hail ID which
ali directors are urged 70 attend Ths
meeting viii start ar n'clOcR.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-22

WY Los Ah0ELra WA8 shAkFa
= aeH tnw Angei4a wis ahakan hy
~ "arfhaaaks taat nlght." said
oulxNn tadaY tnink inc story
waa a'ated by Frisco b. ke~p she con.
ygnilon visitors eWny from ma town
ihat haH ens#ed Frisco Ia 80 year"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-22
WEATHER.

New Orleans. La. June 22.-To-
night unsettled; Wednesday. partly
cloudy. -.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-22
fAuMs>N DiiIstIf~ DE.
IIRni>iD liillil slI,II.
III NJ my PLANK ~
PARTY ~ tfIUnu
LEADERS MAY SEEK
To STnAOOlE ISSUE
lIIurf VIII. IN MADE 10
t.It CONVENTION nlII-
CATION DitI AHAIm>
ron STATES RIGHTS

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