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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-01
HERES 4 JOLT FROM
MAYOR or NEW YORK
Says One Teacher Il Worth
Three Preachers. Influence
J. Greater Ke
Declares

Sos Nofl Narh "a Mayor
Ia ssasg lis Il ~iia ,he pntilt ssaeM
teachers io their kprlltailoa zoe IN lu,
crease in saisfs, aularns iodas ihe
pfeFsai pa i Inadequate ana thai
7ope teasnef i worth fsa wshersia
spdl lAfcr lreal scfs Mayor -
Dusials said we mua fite ihe
hegs an invftate = SALARY They
arr esilfird iu ii@'
rOaf tearhef d nefth two eenrsls
sra ihfee pgeathtt tstAt lhaatnf p
upon ~ souus aah aei ~ AFfissN-
msfsd Tea hffs Hte <nts,lea hesi
Investment and w. masi safe BARD
shls Investment a aiioNsnf ibsAa frlr
pay
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-01

Teachers uere PLACED % per an
nan basis - pay BY ths b0eFd ol e9u.
cation 81 Ponca city darias the pat
xeex snd the mialnum paid thsfs
hereafter Nill be 81 10000 rer year -
sgalnu tstooe fef nine month. bsss-
togDge
The increase siii be Substantial and
n retaFn The teaehsfs viii D. required
% spend part n their ussai Summer
saeation IN study.
The annual sslary basis haz also
hesa adop'ea - The Enid board u
Educafion. the szizsv Increases 70
teachers there. - reason Il fhiF ae-
ton. amounting 70 approximately 80
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-01
WHAT TIcEED OVER
The wIRE DURING DAY

-f'sria--T TAe newsszrers declare.
urzzszozsif ga, ~ gzbisc zhsciaif-
n = ess x symgsxav wiia ~ raj
suza ssrixs wAitA 4 - arensly rask
arr H-.is he11way.
Ne. york - czs 1arzrez slsk-
c9s q t1- AAsrfc1n p aeesai ckufea
ssnf rabssxrzza Is the archbssh-rs
o. Tork ass cszsersary. rrpsesf.nz
zr.las, ~ rzegoee1 rete-taz * ite
TsrEs "a csnsi11fsnopic ard ~
sroslaricn q Arusrfs
-Washsz<fon 1 fete-si -tFerTe
Aasrz sszsezzsnt 49, q. earsr
enzsnw & fhe ekzerzi sxF4nkicr
whS1 has ekaFsrter 20 ~ ~zr ari
izrzf s-zse Fozf-vzr ssr.oas
Cziaaeo - Anr1z,cenens Nss
rza6e fh1s Nasor fserxr4s feonzrs
w'ees'x nzzs peziz b PISCES o. ~
is1is f. - Ilrsss st4fe pFesiffnf-
lsi -fr1sy karE ~
Wssks=rsez = wss ss.ozacss
tar cezerss Exrr4- cAef - s,aff
kz4 ors~ref srxzsfr r<6sxt cas- - -er-
szAe1t ofzzetEs * fhs array frenn
ssss- sszperzsg rzas 20 rtxslzY srnT
rrzsez.
MAS Pals. Tsxzf.-The ofi
49, searze ss-ne6. wffh . =ezber-
ssze - tx fcwns. Niserzi Wsiiz.
pssrs-. Ezssszs<- Cisro. Asfie1s ara
sksrrzr. Tsxzs Tse Erzs1n NJ
cg41 Ar~1 - zr1 efoFe Labsr dsT.
-x1Ezits. AK - 4 she-sfrs posse
rAses ~zs sezrrhlzx beiow t1e X
-e--ss.szzi sp@r1zry So two zlieees
Ne1scz- bzrtsss <.zrEez sish fhs
kB.zx - AkGrter J F-1sie- sz<
fae rozn1szg y hle bsosher. Jeh-
A Trzxtsr szrfnx > rzz Fn1zT e
ssvsrz- Az ssfsr1ef a<ssx > fruit
lszs <sase
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-01
~IIsikL NDIR~ ~
PARIS an ,sitI.~ltD

Paris March f7se allfead strike
ieadeis eefe affseiet today rhef
eer. n slfolle y ie,qus fad u slf
fand 81 nig iafia nuioa Secretary
General ChHyefoi 81 iAe iAfis Lyons
4 Mediterranean rnien ant n bour
aesux Al charged Eiih .stefferenes
uiih the liberty 10 aofA shd proyna
Tag disohsaienee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-01
TWO LOGAN BOYS ARE
SENT TO P[MTENTIARY
MeNSnara. jail Breaker. and
Rriee Follia Narcotic Addict
Sentenced Today BY
Jndec Swank

NaheTg NC\AmaFa frs2ner ia lht
l.arsa ec.nis San ~iii scea ~ %
t.s ~as 80 iAs state stnitsniiafs and
Shsrig Robertson end his iAiieF are
.iad - NgNamafs. aecording "a
kehtr.aa. ~ss lae mcsf aisaereeshlF
er& aSHxt ross man Ne kas ffef hed
g AH heve
NeNsmara sas nsiesnsAy shaFked
vita fe-riax F p raliman's namf
tc a tAerk fof se White ia sail
vah.nx triai "a that vhsrge he On.
laalsea and led = !al areAk ne and
AZ oshsr rrisoners escaped Al cf
ikem were captured ans returned ~
pleaded ealis a. fhsf Charge and
4as elter = ssnfrrcf ~ sN meuias
inlsA
rs tAe rsansim' Robertson ana
taarts Attorney rlavltdie hersa
fraelne NeNsnsrs't past feoold and
fcaua he was wanica ia several cih-
e. aartk ~ iht snuntrf ln reine wak
tfs rrisoncr learned shai the officsrs
hAt ~ghe goods on h.m he then
p,anneA 10 mAke q sesead rat-&way
sra he successfully carried ost his
nisus Thai is he ecf oat of joii
ise ga fhIs b. muu4eroas attack
oa J4for A. u. PESO llr used an
gsapttsissa -afaokjafkr made oai of
ufisis taken from fae ras soss ard
tlsced ln hs NostinG he blop a..
ayfaca re<r care neAr beine fatal
iGs srcerea fhe sscons iHie, bss w4s
c-nraf wiihin tsc AcNs n rieAt
~ raiisv nrain ant lhis iime 1aisc
swAnE save hiu ihe ilnii. rive wears
- tde state rr'son
riioe FaI.sq. nar1oiie addict. and
wi keonu y0aar mar ahoul sn~n
aas sise eiten rsn.ieai.lfy sen
ifres scsav ~ Ju8fs S~ank FaiHn
aas charged uth Grand i4rony hs
: 'taAsa ruffy ART VS. given N
rafts at Ncklfster
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-01
THEATRE 10 ti.O~i
ron ON Ni.i.k U\Il

Thf troubles q lhe apefa honss
have been settled The chairs will
Asi te taken ons ~ Wilson closed
fhs Eop-e esmrdny Bisal 70 picture
shows. bat q ~ifl b. 0Dan fcr home
fslen, affairs this 3r.k Next week
lhs new piano viii be- installed ahd
new Transformer Fgt 10 when shs
house ulil be open 20 pictures AF
wilson eili make q formal state
msni
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-01

TAe esz u better pay for Okiahons
srhool tszrheTs = tsusinx II fac
several cites zaz torrs have sireaff
rscs<r.xea ne fsct fhzt fhe stnoo,
sezchers are underpsA fnd esFe
rrz-ts1 - e,asflsi Increases.
Ans-x tae 1ifies xblea have -
cezfir rzised ibe pap y TER sezea-
era AZ Okiz1s1z ctT. Ene. Ponea
CITY szf Drrrrsz1t + zs1F azheFs
ne fezekers ssse orE1nlzfd al afs
<ezznzisr nsre pay. Thsfe orEzai-
rsfsszz % 70 tzke feT7 q uaigns
ssss sh-szts 70 STRIKE e s1iorrs &C.
.sra-as. ~ resk 70 aces. psssa fheif
e-ss .zrszz. e1zstIozsl czzgzigrs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-01

A. organization u teaehfFs a. Oh
lahoma Cry Eairh embraced most Of
tie Instructors and hsd tie sHppor
of the STATE Superintendent = u VII
son and CRY SupeFsntendent Waite
head. befzn an edsesfi0nsI esnpaiEn
Tor better pay seyersi sseks aFo
whsrh ended n vieforE dssirx he cnrt
rsnf zeek. State superintendent vii
ca i supporting fse ssfogts q tea
ehess farearAoai he stale fer zal4fs
Increases O. the gfoun6 that pfesenf
pa - fzr bei0~ she ffsndard de-
served ard reqpire1 - tie profess
ssoa. ara for farther rezaor that ne
sdsestIozzl system l. bescg crlpPied
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-01
CLAIMS WOMEN ANGELS
ALWAYS NEED CLOTHES
Preacher says True American
Is One Who Carries Cork
screw II HIS Hip
Pccke.

Nfw Yo-k Narch A frae
ses rcTker j. = nan whe. Instead
- roinz 70 cahs e2rr.ss = ccrk>cre~
Gr hir hlp pocket- Thsi IL she aeii-
nitIoa rgrea kr Bishop Burch ~ ne
Epascntsi chsrch a. fae r1iice
- -fensrrs dsnner IN 80 Wsidoff-
AsfcYi1
The slshcp sIse expressed the con-
virsien nat sones are snreis sae
gave three reasons for fAis belief.
gIrat theT are Always ~ r he ar
secoad- fheY zrs alsaTs harplnE o.
sanethsnx azf fsr1 the1 are aIszfs
e reea af eioshe8
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-01

Tss tkre, nerl hIick haid r. 81
tha cDfnfr q iisr-son sni Flrs
stres,s has leea parths-sd b. ~
guare Safirgs h-nk of , v hcf
aan e le srsdo SqrirEs
Tns hniiing Nss crested 4s years
ago sy ~ 8 EsRes. ard has beer
sae homt - ne Cafhrse satlrg'
hsrk eines if sat Chartered
Tte snnsiderss on - nai stated bat
~ excess ef t.NtHf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-01
DALLAS, TEXAS, FAMILY
Ole IN FLAMES
IIulii~ Nh ROO MING
iisl 49,. iint Intr>.
N,NN tisti~ Dt nf>.
~, WINFIELD sIs>
90 ~ t'fRi~iilD
~n,th M W.


Nrla ohis saFah ts~Fess ssrs,
erA less shslf usss sna s~u ~sv~ la.
laFsa A. HsnassAsy ~hss sns anssss
setst > sNfss ssesr frsss< sullairs.
hve~sa - ne srpuNa seaus e~s O..
sleeA tNis mafrlea. Tire assa are
fifs Afmks
wiHism aeimss
0affsa Heasmshal. ~ ~ nss~~ss
49,. aaa W n cssw.f ~ ashstss.
Nsnsae
nassnstai. satdlsf. essish~a - ne
fAmss ~nsn Ne sesHtsF@a Tao huila,
iAg ~ a. sttsmpt 70 save Me- Afmks.
hls maihsf ~ sls~
wsltsF eislu sns I. ~ psssi&s.
h~sh ~ Hsnrsssss ~srs lalsrsd ~sse
shsy lsmpea teem sNs tsllslas rsslr
lnisfiss afs nsf saesis<rsa fatal.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-01
Mrs DuBBE\s SUCCEEDS
BROOKS On BOARD

Retixnatfon Of o l.. Brooks a.
member of the school board. shs
aoce34ed hy The schooi board n ses-
fioa today.
3rf. Arthnr nbbens waa elected
nsesnber u the board to fili The
tacancy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-01
Dt>u aih WANTS MtGII
InlD FROM itt ~~i,

rppenhsrsn March IgenmkIk IL
aemandlns 3iesg e0H 600 marks b.
fold ss az lnd1nhlls iiom sosiei tua
tlh ga tbe peace negotiations gplng
forward abe Natiunal Tileada ieafas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-01
Steam Shovel
and Quick Brain
Sapes a Life

Colursbus. O.. March t--psVld
Eiklns % Columbus. = ~atch~sn.
employed fo pstroi the rlser hsrk
here was saved from oro~rsno
yesterday when another watch
rrsn lowered . stsamshe~si lrto
tire rissr ana scoopsa tlkins fror,
- feet Of water. Eikins haa
slipped en- shs bank ano falisv
60 feet tnto the river fractvrins
> leg. Eis5ns' corsparior lo~sre
the shovel into tire rlveN ~here
ne ss~ bubties rising sro saved
t~s ore~nirg man.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-01

pr cert. DfamFsxhs has adapted
'rizsoe per month - the minimum
zlth subssanfiai bonusas % teachers
Who ace bssf psrspsfea salary IA.
eressss Ia most Of the above men-
slened cities become effective zish the
ness school year
Demands for better salaries are be !.
Ing made BY ieaehsrs In Tulsa. Mas
koxse. I4sion and Ada through reg
aI.r1r formed and effective iefsi or
ssnixasions Of Instructors. These or
vani<ations are gathering facts regard
ing Increased coat Of living. crampsd
financial condition Of teachers snd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-01
British Minister
To Finland Has
A Close Gail

LSneen. NssSh 4. - a - ~
tharstfssls isayueS tat a. ~
sse<<xsfsl ssssr.pt hss besr race
q assass nste lera Acten the
erstssh rnieIstsr = Ftaana. AZ
fselssrcfers
- nsin4stsF ~As efsNise ta tie
Warees pi4cs r t@s eariY ~sare
iee ~Nea seets were Nrss a.
el=A. tat - ~ss eet s;esss TIE
aes.sx fef shs stsAss has ret
tsr~ ssfaee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-01
CRUDE OIL PRICES
ARE AGAIN AWAITING
Mid Continent Goes Uu 20 Cents
To $3.50, Other Grades
kiso Are Ad-
yanred

Taiss. Okla Nsrth J The price o.
-contiHsnl crude 81 wa advanced
2s cents 10 szbe h8 the sinclair oli
a Gas company al iae opening y husi-
ness here today rkP .->s..@se fol-
,oWs one for a Ike an ane-
- the Prairie oempany -; Fri
dss
Mo-i ~as rrcsissd here this morn i.
ina ~ the increase of five cents ia the
prsrs 81 pennsiiYau.a cr1de eli On tbe
pftsburxh narfets makins the price
there ffs5
sa1 Anfanio. Te1ss. March i--The
Craybnrg OF company today advanced
tie price q S0nersrf crade 90 1yH
Fort worth. Texss. March 1.-The
sineisir on A Renniur company an
noanred an0shsr advance IN Nofth
Tsxas crude of = cenfs q barrel. max
sns the price $3.50 similar adtan-
&c was made . fee days aeo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-01

fieFue Asfeh i~tisarefs. tlaek-
aiAilefa and proflissfa aFs beiBg pla-
eafdsd ahd marched 10 chains lhru
tie streets and msfks, flsfes q Isal.
saFlan eitifs aeeofdink is advises re-
eeiyed hege This pahiie skpasafa
which recalls the msdaessi pillary,
b said e b. efvaselae good rssalts.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-01
~sr9EL rSesr- IS
NOT 4 TRUs- At AL

NOT A rRgs- At AL
Msks nssrrs Marxn IRE s1prsws
ce3rs tseay saAeic ferr-stsn ~ the
Jrit<s States Steel e rctatier as
SECS San se trs sror aro sfssl IN.
cAss~Y.
O. r'rtse = 1tsass.e sss. as
csisen see- ~sfeei tr4st~ trs esars ois
-sss~s o. ftssral a<tser Srr*mar ls.a
SGT fsr ~.ss>istler fr re~@erinc tAe
rsesslcn. 1ottise nsSe-rc SO trzt
s.nr- fsff - ars r. sia'stsu ~ a.
e. lie cAarres sesi~af en-. steel rer.
perasier arc tfst 4 ~gs tee 80 nien
- s~e ccert tnes - - et cses
rlssrs1 e. ~ ;he sess -rrnt~t no bes-
ahancer<a.
g<-EseA REAos OPINION
s4Esssr seNe~rs SAD snst - erars
s~e sesfrr-n<rte rxeasEs fer e'sscie
tse~ ~ tire c1nporssis- sno restore
rs~sssscrs = re irslssr, as TIE, were
s~<~ss yCs~s rsc. eesis se tuac-sstl
exi ara ~a.tc ras~sps b4a~xsx arc
.s'ssAc rcs ae - tes sstiS ~se-ess
suT,se.s Car. rsY as r.frsy 80.
s<zsec
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-01

One hundred steesholass y ihs
asbo OH co met ~ ibe ~ ball
81 lrday. fe-e.seisa ihe 91 flrer.9fs
and reported Rreas rv ess OF ef-
fefa were also fe ssffi Thf ar
D frs been knoekei - aasa - s..
"a u is making ee3
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-01
II PRIME COZ m ol nm
NTtn >Ttff> >lInf>
lo\. Io cilI uii. as\
i>lauf st~i
sHAFFER OIL COMPANY
MUST PN STATE MILLION
lIlt.h tut ri N>u mt ini.>
tutI >sli Nfin ~>Ifli.
Ttit ST - MI rRt>r.
nj II~lfsslItMtIf
~ ~i>l~~
BULLETIN

Washington. March Consti-
tuisonaliiy q tee Oklahoma in
come tax a., ~ 1918 wes upheld
tod&y bv i.ae supreme court in de-.
cidszg appeals oroaghs bv Charles
B Sh2ffer of Chicago. from fed
eral ccurf decree pending inlune.
ten which he sought % enicin
state ofiicizls fron taxing under
tie statutes shaiter oil holdings In
Oklahoma He claimed the sts,e
had nc Authority 20 tax the in
comes e Ecn residents
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-01

Tulsa. March Ms Dickey ia q
daughier o. ~ and Nrs. W. LYic
Dirtsy u lti5 soaih Boulder Miss
Dirfey returned 70 Tulsa Frigay
from Kenosha
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-01

Kansas CIV Asesh l.-~Flx- esssls
nufnsa - asash ssrly saasy. ~ns~
fvemisa house n tHs Nsnsss CITY
80. eassems ~ss sssssos ~ -.
fhs FIRE started frem ~ sspission
~ gasvllrs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-01
NAN Asp wlfs Ass oxAo
~ nAtLAa gfnt

Dallas. rss. msssh 4. - Isne
Peters ard hs ~ess were huvsst 20
death ielle~ins an sspis.ls~ ~ ssss.
lire u fhslr hsms early thls merr.
ina f~e eNlldfsn ~sr~ hssly burned
" - sRusghs NJ. ard Mra ess*fs
~sre rsrasrsa u~ssrsslaus ~ sbs -.
plaslon. me hegss ~ss asssreyss.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-01
Short Cuts To
Home Mems

asaa NNslas ~sH seewa
aes.s maa aied ,ei- asalsiaa - sli
, aoms no eoata nsssoe ssfss' e
te ne wss tsas ilnss sls'srn e
~. siis Ana hishiy fsfpfsis8 Fas
sfss snuesass ses lssef
laaieaslsas arr sst ,te mtsfles
81 sac raAnhss ~ t'ese esfsf an =
usa autus ie AsY seaip
rae sfeatss4 fseeaaiA sin ~ staN'ga
fns nominations ,Aa 9tasfe@ aftts
the sesias ~ln ~ KltN ~ tas
aluasement teatsfsa ~li, vF ~
r,,raiax rs secretary tiFea
fho .tFause sHs.eai FAf
.lslAaA fsr ~Ani % hel lsAie &
* mls have classified wleisf
shalsfe asa ~hieh hea = Fsp'slf
ih,easa oklahema sra sH he
tatla4 naf
Vince frfslli 81 an Z iis Fee
Us. si. i.oih II Chandler etsu,fa
lseaaa lo matfY lsd*Y
laaar Afthaf Hseas hssan tbe
Narh term ~ district seaii faH
m0fnlnA ~ eeleeh NHfsnhA aea
armarrefn aueupiel the atssWtirn 81
TIE foafi turing she asy me risli
docket b heass ihis lefm paa lhe ilfsi
half of lha meath wlll he eanseNea e
maj class 81 sasss turY TRIALS will
basin next Asndas laoulas fas
criminal desAel u ahasaalls aaai ihis
term
--esuniy commissioners sss "a sts
alon ~ lhe CONT Aoase TODAY sa3 eiil
A. ln seaalon tomorrow aise ManY
suftrpi aferaale Wit ~ lAtea 70 hnd
alen0tet ~ Finances " fhe 'euulg
are il better rpnalliaH nos iAaH esse
hcfav according 10 lhu commissioners
noAd work i 4~lna planrsd fpr thn
sprine aea solae hfidsss snfr~ halit
bat nof ~ many ~ hsrelnfafe ir
most rascs the ola bfiAfrs wla BE-
repaired
inAan caangy II h0w iaklaa tale
~ fewsr poug people than aver before
The poor ana insane fund q aas funa
that has heen ahussi ses, srvAtly n
The paet On dlfletvnt occ sIaus wat
tbe present haAgd ~ commissioners
can AT BE- footed asa shr fekulAf
chfunlf1 hsrrafs efs Aol ronsl1cfea
"it lhv case il laaf wp trea, n stir /
proper consideration. said 0ne eans. !
missioner
nnfiua 1859 we sspeet 81 see
many school diuulsls la sAe coanty
consolidate and espand lEtn sxnal siiy ]
nehoolf sali roanif Hupfr.nseudsni
Cora fsrtell There afe 4 namasr
az the aisluets W the suanif uaw las
Inc the matter under confederation
and We hope mueh good wilt result
from II. There s no question about
ihs consolidation ~ seaopl districts
heinT wooa thlnt 4 has veFkv'i oai
in many eoanslea ~ tha stale and
wlll be popalsg hege besoFr lene she
added
Grant nsdnsn fag many feafs
depait shegifF IS araia 90 The iub at
the court house iie u sabhink f0f
Harry uste. aho Il 10
tHe Methodist h0apHsl slowly feeaf
erlnE tom tso severe or*ffiinns pes.
foFMsd Ten dats aE1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-01
MANY DIE: FEW BORN

Berne. March There were i.efs
8e4fks mostly amonr children and
eight births - yieana from Februprr
% February = according - = isis-
eram received here
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-01
osG osAo IN f,as
Ar WINFIELD TO-DAY

wlnflsld ran. March 4 - " -
ssrlg nesnlrs flFs IL smsli hsssi
nssr ne Santa - ass@t. Iamss
oui~r. CO. vas nsgrss 10 asssn .sFiy
'edsY fts ~as siens ~ NE little
hatsl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-01

VESSELS ON Rockst
HELP CALL SOUNDED

Hslissx ~ 8. March 1.-~s .. q
eklis said shs sssssi ~.s hsif fest ~
. ledge. The Dohsm.sn is Of So
ssns.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-01

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pFlnfs Vii leave Tor France IA April
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-18
OVERLAND SEDAN BEING
FEATURED OVER NATION

In recognition Of the desire for ecr
nomicai automobile purchases evidenced
in the trend toward sedans. the WHY'S
Overland Company n holding q nation
wide exhibition of the sedan from May
. 10 May %.
The exhibition In this city IN now On
at the store ~ the Overland.Texas CON-
pany. overland dealers In this city.
These overland exhibitions are planned
to give the man and woman who CO. :
motor ear shopping free and unusual
opportunity To- study all the advantage,
IL the sedan In comparison with other
types
Few people buy more than one car
SAYS Mir. l.ikcns NINETY per cent az
those who own open touring ears never
put the top down. Why not ear for
all.ycar service
because Of its light, sturdy, balanced
construction the overland sedan with
triplex springs makes an ideal car Tor
early spring the hottest summer, late
fall and winter.
The Overland sedan has oil 81 the
advantages IL the touring ear plus thr
luxurious comfort and protection 81 ths
aedan type In the Overland sedan
there Is that unusual riding comfort
mad. possible by triplex spring suspen
. sion"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-18
ABSENCE TABLE" WILL
FEATURE ROTARY CLUB
LUNCHE9Ns IN FUTURE

A Rotary absence table" will bc 4
feature Of the weekly meetings aud
luncheons Of the local Rotary club "
the future. according to decision mad.
by the members ~ the attendance com.
mittee II that organization held at IN"
Amarillo hotel yesterday nj noon. Tive
purpose ~ the absence table" IL 90
discourage the practice uf being absent
from the regular meetings. 4 ruliug
han been made that members expecting
Ia be absent frmn regular THURSDAY
meeting Of the club shall file with IN"
secretary u notification uf his intention
"a b. absent accompanied by the reason
for his absence.
Failing to comply with this rcgila.
iiun. upon his return tu the club the
following week he will ait at the "ab.
NEE table" with other dclinqucnts ami
viii be- called upon Ia tell the club the
rcason for his absence and for not fur.
niahins the secretary with a written
notification when the new idea has
been put into practical effect Il N tn
expectation NJ President II e. pipkii
that q 80 per cent attendance viii be- Ia
evidence III all meetings.
The committee also adopted the laws.
rules and regulations of the Rotary
club by which Il viii be guided In It's
committee viii hold regular monthly
meetings un the first Monday U ,arh
month In the future.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-18
NOTED KANSAS CITY
MINISTER TO SPEAK
At c. {. CONVENTION

Fred -. Strudell. chairman " the
convention committee 81 the Texas e.
r. Union. announces that he has Sc
cured Dr Robert H. Miller Of Kansas
City for one " the speakers for the
missionary session Of the Texas stat"
Christian Endcavor convention which
II to be- held In Dallas June s'ls. At
which more than fifteen hundred out
oftown delegates are expected To az
tend Dr. Miller is AT the head of the
denomination Of Disciples 81 Christ or
Christian Churches In the United States
and Mr. Strudell regards him as TN i'm
pOrtant feature Of the convention. with
him In the missionary session which
occurs on Friday night ~ the conven'
ton viii appear also Gam Sing Quah,
- Chimes" missionary now cn route
from China
other speakers ~ the convention
ALREADY announced are: Dr. Ira Land.
rith. D.D.. LII. H.. Boston. extension
secretary of IN. United Society; u. -.
Gates. Boston. general secretary Unite
Society: Governor Chas. ". Trough ~
Arkansas: Paul Brown. l.os Angeles.
national superintendent IL the Inter.
mediate q. y. department; Clarence q.
Hamilton. Boston. field manager e. y.
World. Dr. John u. Gonzales. Topeka;
" Roy lircg general secretary ~ the
Southwestern Federation &. "; John
Czech. associate secretary of the South.
western Federation: Marsh VI Galloway.
state G. y president Houston; together
with - number ~ other state Christian
Endrayur officers.
~ 4. Crissman. who Is In charge ~
the music for the convention. reports
the employment ~ Alya q Wilgus a.
sisted by Mrs Wilgus. san Antonio. ~
director 81 the music Tor the convcu'
tiun. Nh Wilgus until recently WIS
musical director of the southern depart
mcnt 81 the Y. NJ G.. A.. aud he and
Mrs Wilgus are considered q great
team In handling chorus singing 81
great crowds.
Two thousand have registered for the
convention and from ail indications this
will Dee the greatest convention outside
II the great world conventions Chris
iian Endeavur has ever had. The Dal
la people offer lodging free.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-18

n you use Red Cross Iiall blue In
your laundry. you will not be troubled
by those tiny rust spots. often caused
by inferior bluing Try II aud scc.--Adv.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-18
REV. BARTON AND ESTES
TALK ON CLEAN LIVING
TO HIGH SCHOOL BOYS

Rev W. y Barton. pastor ~ the
First Congregational Church and chair
man ~ the Panhandle Keeping Fit
campaign. and W a. Estes. secretary
~ the Beard u city Development. al.
dressed the male high schoul students
Yesterday morning at . o'clock. Rcv.
l'nrtun directed his remarks along the
lines II keeping Il, Tor life. goud health
and how tu keep II.
Mr. Estes gave government statistics
relative to health conditions In the
army he also talked along the lines
Il civic government. telling the boys
that the Beard of CITY Development II
their chamber 81 commerce and that
they should Dee part 81 a. He cncour
ngrd good habits and straight living
good citizenship.