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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-10-07
NEW Campaign TO
ENL|CHTEN PEOPLE
ON c. Of c. WORKINGS
PAMPHLET WILL DESCRIBE OP.
CREATIONS or UP-TO.DATE OR
CANizATiON AND SHOW JUST
HOW MONEY IS EXPENDED.

A platform Of activities outlining
tho plans and scope OF the Chamber
Of Commerce Is now being prepared,
as ii Is the purpose OF those having
the reorganization in charge 10 fully
inform the citizens Of Ottawa how
their money l. to be spent \ pampt-
Jet explaining the plans in detail IL
we'll under way and is dependent in a
large measure to answers of the 500
missionaries recently sent brOaI
cast throughout The city. This pamp!l.
let viii be mailed out 10 the citizous
shortly SO that all may be informed aS
TO the WORK that will be taken up and
the plan of finance covering a period
of more than one year viii be OK
plained
Yesterday was Chamber of Com
merce day at the Rotary club. De
tailed explanation was given a. to the
features OF the reorganization Of t."
Chamber of Commerce (hesley X.
Perry. national secretary Of the R0ta.
Jians. was quoted as having stated,
You ask me is there any relation be.
tween the Chamber of Commerce and
the Rotary club? And ! will answer,
Was there any relation between
Plattsburg and the A. r.. F.? The
ideals of a Chamber OF Commerce. and
those ~ Rotarian are similar Both
work for the community welfare and
intimat" relation between the Cham
Der of Commerce aud Rotary club
should he had al all times
fhnrII4 Rood nrHu ont ot tbl
Chicago Re ort and Fire Brick com.
pany, in answer to the uuD tionnairc
he received. gave out the following
suggestions Cater to the farmers
every way possible Make it easy FOR
the farmers to come to Ottawa BY
pushing good roads in all directions.
Keep all roads leading out of the City
in good repair, Provide public park
ing space for farmers automobiles off
tho city streets. Provide rost room
and public comfort station, even If
necessary to rent a store Establish
q traifiC bureau, so that elevators can
get cars thus enabling the farmers ~
take advantage OF the market Cater
20 the automobile trade, and place dis-
lance signs an all main tburuuhRfarr8
within a radius Of ten miles. Provide
public camping grounds in summer
time for automobile camnors, charr-
ing a fee to cover maintenance, ii
necessary.
Il want to lay great empha SIS on the
farmer. as he IS the wealth Of this
community. and the only way th8t
the merchants Of Ottawa can prosper
lie by making il easy fer the farmer 20
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-10-07
Attention. Knights of Pythias,

Don't forget that the district con
ycntion of the Goth Illinois district,
Is of r., takes place tomorrow. Al
tornoon session begins at > O'Clock;
banquet at Odd Fellows hall 6 TO S,
and evening session. COMMITTEES.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-10-07

OF the Christ Episcopal church viii
meet tomorrow afternoon at the par-
l5h House at O'Clock. Mrs Ciarenca
GriPgs and Mrs. NeVoy Strawn win
act as hostesscs. On the following;
Friday an allday meeting and lunch
con will be held at the Parish House.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-10-07
COMMISSIONERS TO
PROTEST AGAINST
POOR GRADE OF GAS
REPEATED COMPLAINTS AGAINST
INFERIOR PRODUCT ARE FILED
WITH COUNCil-SUBAL TER
MATES SUBMIT REPORTS OF
WEEKS WORK.

II AL
yesterday me council instead o.
grinding out their weekly Erist of
city's affairs at the ueual hour If
7,30 u. m. di4p,sed of many routine
affairs, principal among which was
the hearing of reports of subalter.
Mates in variOus dcparfmonts
One item that evoked dpsultory
sort Of discussion was the reading
of CITY Sealor O'connclI's rcpor, on
gas tests during the month of Sep
tembpr, The insnecior's statemnn,
showed that in four out of a dozen
tests the supply of gas was below the
standard fixod under the comnanyfs
ordinance. That brought ont the
fact that many complaints had been
made against the quality Of product
being supplied in Ottawa. particu-
iarly in homes, and that members of
the council, and not the company,
where the blame belongs, were being
made 10 carry the burden The con
census Of opinion among the council
mon was that some steps should be
taken to force the gas cumuny into
incroaaing the grade of its product
until. at least the regulation stand
ard is STAINED and maintained con.
sistontlv at all times.
Other Reports Follow.
The quarterly report Of Ryhurn
hOgpjtal, showing The number of cases
handled and the amount Of money re-
ceiyrd. VAS presented to the directors.
but was not read. II was ordered re.
coiyeh and placed on file.
Street Superintendent Costello re
ported spending In his department
total during September of 1929 so.
Plumbing Inspector William Wilson
announced that he had collected
$50 through inspections.
The police, according to Chief
troW" mao" twenty arrests, CONVICT
ed eleven and collected grand to'ai
of $3.50 IN the thirty days Just ohded.
Fire Chief Joe Boiss"nin reported
that the department made eleven runs
in September, half OF which were in
response to sill alarms. Two dashe5 /
were made into the country, one to
the 'lampson farm and the other to
tn" Prafcf" farm fly" miles out OF
town whore condagration5 threatens
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fo1u'Il''a u FdI"'O''e p'oP'ttE. an
me Pay 'ol. a"'o""'.' ~ F'''f ''-''
war" ~ -cd'o ou''''9'
W. '''H''! was unanimous 49,
Su'''t warning - ''H'''''.H "h"l"a'
burning ''"'rN ol Wv, pa o''n'','
! "',''''S''ou'' I'oaN '.,t'S va" 'a;.
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,,.,i ,,rani,1n, ,nni .bnn,,t for anv.
.,,' ,,,th+ ,,.i,t, ero. i, tho .troote
:, ,.., MI ha,,,o
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\ coh'p'",n' wa 'S'S',l ~ WV"
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WINE 'nhu''"' ','""Ni' u, '",'' ,'','
"'r" faiS'"S "tn WITH W'''''''s tVi'
square Nv N''H '''E ia '.''' "'
grass. nv c""'l'l' IVY"
me E"IheH mus, Nv "'.'''l''"t'' ~
'he lo''r'. "'''l'I' 'i,!'l
was instructor - u'''' W. VIZ 49,
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HiaN'A ''9'N mere ''''" ia '"o PAIN
o Move Barn
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-10-07
per.ur1ed Wines.

Greek 0Ud Roman Wines wcie per.
fnmch, generally, by stepping the
untf Il had a'pYtrc0 the od0r of the
flowers
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-10-07
BROOKLYN AGAIN
COPS FROM INDIANS
tCOltlnued from PAGE

'COHilHueu from paLp
ell walked. O'Ncill singled over sec
ond, Scwell holding the middle sack.
Mails hit into a double, Olson to XII
dun to Honey. No runs, one hit, no
errors.
/ BrOoKlyn Olson fled to Speaker
Johnston struck out Neis popped to
BurnS. No rms, no hits, no errors.
Sixth Inning.
| Cleveland Evans died t. wheat.
Smith tossed ou' Waiaby a. frs.
Speaker foulod ont to Honey. No runs,
not hits, no errors.
Brooklyn Wheat foued out to
Burns who reached into box and
caught the bah with one hand. Myers
singled into lett. Honey hit into 1t
double, Wamiy 20 Sewel to Burns.
No runs, one hit, no errors.
Seveth INNING,
Cleveland Barns famed Gardner
out. kilduft to Honey Wood out. Xii
dur to Honey. No runs, no hits, no
errors.
Brooklyn KilCHff walked. Miller
sacrificed, Mails to Burns. Smith and
Olson walked. SoWcll threw out John
stJn at first. No runs, no hits, no err
rOrs.
Eighth Inning.
Cleveland Scwcll grounded out to
Honey. ONeill got Texas Lacquer
into LETT center. Nunamakcr battcd
for Mails, Nunamaker hit into Il
double play Johnston to Kilduff to
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-10-07
COAL OPERATORS
SUMMONED BY Cl-YNE

Chicago, oct. Z. AIN connection with
alleged proftccrinE in coal Federal
District Attorney Clyne has issued
subpoenas for 30 Illinois coal opera
tors.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-10-07
A. o. H.. Notice.

Regular meeting Div. 7, A. O. H.. to.
morrow night. 5 O'Clock.
WIN. klLEY, Pres.
}. u. NJ ..HDLLAND, Sec'y.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-10-07

WANTED An experienced car
washer; must be able to drive cars.
CONDE MOTOR SUPPLY co, Of.
tawa, Ill.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-10-07
GkzAS NssSzEkA
ADVERTISING
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MAIN wart add section page sever
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-22
MORE THAN 800 TAKE
LESSONS At GAS SCHOOL
City Hall Auditorium Crowded
With Gas Patrons Anxious To
Learn How To Conserve
the Heat Unlta

More than fita hanaeed feFaesis At
scaasss shs nsa deeaons'rpiet 81 The
city hAn. and shaY wsre suppfsassi
delighted aud benefited lhs aelneh
psraslm Will oaalsnae Hss'sl eet''s'k
tomofruw aflegn0oh
The domestic esaaasa "a lbe pep~la
eere there Ia l~elt ials mpgaaa
and Ihe soaehega wsge Ih thela
The cluD ladlna weFe iu sslsienes shia
afternoon ksaFysuAit IS wsleeAnH
'thr nen should assvfd b.'.Y YiAee Il will
deaolFe ul,oa slaeu, - aaiaas the ~
pliauees and "a nay she nlllA aAa
these demonstration upplf she SOAK
tsil eant ans mas eau ~ lae wuss
negrenafy After hvasloa MMa til
tsmg
This " QUE Of ths bees ihiuk4 pyae
presented hore an aaA tuaasfyssluu
ana fny aJYlge ~ heN a aAa Yplu
uwn asuym morn satisfactory ana
economical
The mMsseF confronting the Eess8ie
"A npl ouiy uuuhglan ~ Naa snn
aersHglVa pus asAo "a kapM nr nsau ~
take uarn ~ shu Appliances ani ia H#t
sie FrsAioni ssAuiis aat Ihe Aa
'Fhefe "A nu other fael shAt eaa rem
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-22
DEMOCRATS WILL HOLD
POW wow At D. c.
Biggest Meeting Ever Held By
Party Is Forecast For To
morrow; Many From
Guthrie To Attend

The Blk Democrats rally VIII os
cu al Oklahoma cify tomorrow Mars
prominent speakers bota male .nd
female Are on the program neis
cations viii ha VI The meeting frnW
every county IN the state seuaAuf
Robert Il. owen will make the prin
cipnl aAdfees. Mrs losephns nanlAls
has promised 90 be present IL possihla
is has also Vloeprpsldent Marshal,
Who IL now in the sete making
speeches FOR ihe leaFue ~ nations.
The meeting Saturday Will be Tie
biggest ever held in the state and many
men and women OF the nemoefa -
faith OF this city will De IN asten
dance. The women Of Guthrie whe
attend will be given reception by
the women of Oklahoma City. II
will be big. red letter day" soi
oklahoma democracy and no one who
attends will regret q. Al of thc
former governors OF the state and
Governor Robertson are on The pro.
gram for speeches and all Of them
have promised TO be 10 attendance.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-22
I
WHAT ~ICRED OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

-Tulsa-James Kennedy Of Tie
Tulsa country club defeated Harry C.
Gwinnup OF the same club 4 AMI g,
In their match for the amatucr cham.
pionship In the eleventh ANIMAL
tournament OF the Oklahoma State
Golf association.
London-The prison officials con-
tinued to force nourishment on Lord
Mayor Macswiney. who was still d.
irious, according TO the latest leaene
bulletin
Tialitmore--Goy. Cox attack ID
vigorously the league OF natione
speeches Wednesday OF Senator liar.
ding. Former President Taft and sea.
ator Johnson OF California. declaring
raey eyinced further "wobbling" hy
senator Harding upon the league ~.
sue.
New York Elihu Roos made pub
Tic q telegram TO Governor Cox re-.
plying TO his request TO "correc, an
alleged false statement In Root 4
New York address Tuesday regarc.
ing the governors upon the leag1e
OF nations Root declared Governor
Cox stood for the league exactly a.
President Wilson brought Il bacg
Oklahoma City - Governor RI
bertsou and John A. Whltehurst.
president Of the state board OF agri-
culture, requested r,e s'nte coTpor.
alton commission TO revise rates
charged by cotton glnners because of
the decreased market price OF cottcr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-22
KNIGHTS or COLUMBUS
TO DEDICATE HOME
Dedicatory Ceremony To Be Held
Sunday At Norman; j. J.
McGraw To Be Principal
Speaker

Norman. Oct eg Dedication 81 the
knights OF Columbus hone for stu.
dents at the University " Oklahouia.
presented by The knights O. Coium.
bus q oklahoma. viii take lace Sun.
day. October "a. beginning 81 2.3o p.
M. a, the home. 5a5 University Blycd.
RI Rev Theoohlle Meers afet. y D..
bishop AZ Oklahoma. viii make the
srinclpal address. and Or. Stmtion d
Brooks. president of the university
viii make the response
frmeidately following The ceremou,
ics at the Knight of Colaulhus home
ail visitors. Of which a larrc number
are expected from various parts of
Oklahoma, viii be taken en- motor
trip through the university district
Ia the announcements u the desiica
tion d special request is scat out for
~omen as wen as men, 20 attend
william n Synnott. cashier of the
First National Bank ~ Norman. viii
ha master of ceremonies Flrst nnHn.
Der on the program will ae The al
dress by KR Rev Meeracneert Next
viii DO an address BY Jsn.s ] Me.
Gaw of Porca csty The resi of the
nrngTam la order Of Sequence n as
follows
Address. II N fiRan. Tulsa. ad.
dresa. Jrsise " ghrIatopAor. Henry.
etta: presentation OF building on b..
half oi Knights 81 columans 81 OKLA
houia Cherries v Kierker state depa.
~. Shawnee: response. Nr Brooks
response. ] Howard l.isAer, student
ia the school Of law 10 the University
of oklahoma.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-22
ATTEMPT ARSON

Dallas, Texas. Oct. 22.--Fcllowlns
threats TO "bio~ up certain newspa-
pers In Texas II they refused TO rup-
port movement to hold cotton until
the price reached 80 cents, one news
paper. the Lancaster Herald came
near being dynamited today. a
bomb with slow fuse was found by
an employe planted under side door
way The explosion would have oe'
cured within five minutes had Y rcs
been discovered, il is stated. Twelve
people were IN the printing office ard
a mother and new born babe occupied
rooms upstairs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-22

an attack on the wnat. ffunsu II WIS
matter OF life and dcata for her
that she should have secmity on the
east, security arising not from etra-
logically sound frontiers. but from an
absence o. hostility. France knows
the dangers that would arse n Ger.
many should again become cowerfui
and there should be no ssrcng nation
70 take the place of Russia as Ger.
many's foe on the east 1hei Is Why
France went 10 folands s'.sistance
with munitions and military advice
Taking all these factors into consld.
GRAFTON Il u easy 10 see Why Poland
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-22

Washington Plans for tho orNan-
lxaiion ~ a $4,000 600 cotton exasrt
and crop financing corporation were
adopted a. meeting here OF bankers
and representatives ef cotton Inter.
esfs attending iha convention OF she
American Bankers association.
WaahInglon-~ Confirmation ~ the
reported rapid decline Of BoIsheyiam
IL Russia has been received by rae
state department IN "adYlees of a
reliable character. Secretary Colby
said.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-22
he Polish Bolshepist Treaty As 1t Stands


shade terms wlth the uulsAeygala
fhat arc iena harsh than isii have
been expected Poland knoxa that
a little moderation nov ull vastly
strengthen her for fainss on.argeat
ciea.
1'ise world may well Fsioice ~ the
peace terms fof they end coatly
war aud ~ the same tlme niaraniee
The preservation u Poland And the
survlxal u Poland consolldatea
Tho victory Of the allies over Ger
many. checks the westward sweep OF
f,olshesI1m and fortlliss Europe
against 4 revival OF German miiIiar.
Ism.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-22
COX IN NEW JERSEY,
HARDING ON FRONT PORCH
Democratic and Republican Nomi
nees For President Have Put
In q Htrenuoua Week
Campaigning

Trenton M ! Ont aa nna day
vumpaien ~ NAV Jerey was opened
hcre to-day NJ uoYerupr r5s with !
moon siay address 81 whlsh We Daus
cratic candidate aaked loi man.
dai~ ~ ballots % oycrgura lhn AVat
evi conspiracy iu All lhe eTuf" This
he sald VAS against worlA eaoe pro.
posed under ihe League "a Nations.
Tho League Governor Cos s~ii Nay
az inspired hy God ri much as
by the DECLARATION ~ Independence
lIaeIt.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-22

The preliminary peace treaty and
armis,ice signed BY the Polish and
Russian soviet peace delegates Is
styled "a peace without victory and
without vanquIshed by the head OF
the soviet delegation. Bat close ex-
animation shows the terms are very
advantageous to Poland.
Most observers believe that the
Russian Communists are f'..ing 20 an
early fall from power. 50 whatever
concessions the Bolshevisis may have
been able to obtain are really unim.
portant. Lenine's downfall may be
some distance of. but his power Is
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-22

and the fact that some
thing Is saved from the BasiSc smash
will not stave OFF ultimate disaster.
General wrangel's forces are still In.
tact and pressing forward. and Po-
lands moderation Il small oonsola-
tion 10 the Bolsheyists In the face Of
their critical situation
From the Polish standpoint the
terms are very favorable Poland OBJ
tains much more territory than Il
seemed likely the conference would
grant when Il opened and riost Poles
regard the shutting off of Lsthusnia
from Russia as outweighiag any con-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-22
ATTEMPT MADE TO
DYNAMITE NEWSPAPER
might RIDERS" on EAST
OKLAHOMA AND ARkt\-
sAS On VACATION;
POSSESS OF Cltl-
IE<S ARE scot II
ING COUNTRY
BULLETIN

Earle. Ark. Oct. 22.--The plant ef
the earle Compress comapny ~ss
tiesnoyed ard approximately 900
bates OF cotton were burned In fire
which Is said 20 have broken out al
most simultaneously in several sec.
tlons of the compress building early
to-day. The loss was estimated ~
$4,000. A cotton Gin in another part
Of Earle Was discovered afire about
the same time. but the blaze was
extino.lshed with slight damage. v
is said 70 be the work Of incend'aries.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-22
THIS YOUNG LADY
WILL SHOW lOt

You do not need 10 bly a new gas
range. Come down to the Chamber
OF Commerce rooms and let Miss Ell
fritz show and explain how your
stoves and appliances can be adjust
ed with but little, II any expense So
you can cook when gas pressure Il
low. aud how to save gas when ths
pressure is high Get ghs common
sense method of adjusting Your burn
ers and feed. and convert that old
stove into really efficient range
under almost any gas condition. Ans
one can make the adjustments Hours
3 to li.0 and 1880 TO 2.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-22
BANKERS UhGE
CREDIT F0A FARMERS
tsl.ui'Insii,l ulss. s>iiA.
Hons ~ Ms>N tA~t~
MI mot : n AtliI n
illAs isl>iItslA.
SAYS lil~ ANGLES
ilANkIis


waah.asssn Oct. - p,ssasslan
~ me Anesls sa aAnksfsf A4saelatiaa
~ sFltssssu lsxalsa rse*nslg ~ ser
tain as~ yssh banks ~ CamptsplleF
~ she Currency ~slllsses eslrslWAssa
to-day ~ ths aappsien u fseeft -
sAe AssaaiAsi0na Feselus'sHs e1WFss
tee eanaeainssa a8anaef 3s4 attacks"
81 ~ nanssa citizens 90 shs efs8lt
asFustora 81 tha country
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-22
FEDERAL JUDGE MAKES
4 NEW RULING

ST. Louis. Oct %. Federal Judge
Farris today sustained dsnrrrers 70
indictments OF three men charged
with having manufactured ShIsky in
violation OF the wartime Prohibition
act. To violate the law. JUDGE FArris
held. Y was necessary to use grain.
cereals or fruit in making tre liquor
as the act was passed as food con
servafIon measure. Use cf these
stated foodstuffs in making the
liquor was not proved. the judge as
serted The defendants z*Te Joseph
Deone. Faustel savino AMI Paul Faf
failo. OF this city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-22

ceesIons made Eastern Callcia goes
10 m, Poles. thus bringing Poland
into communication wlia Rumania
with whom friendly relations are
bound 10 increase since hoin are snen-
aced by the same enemies By cut
ting LnhnanIa from Russia the way Is
left open for later federation. such
as occurred centuries ago and proved
The fIrgt step In the creation of lhe
great Poland of the pa&i. Poland
knows that as long as shs exists she
must expect the hostility Of Germany.
Sooner or later. In all probability,
che will have to defend herself frou
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-22
FARmgas TO NOT Gin
coTOTA IN afckHAM

Oklahoma city tts g3 kH aas.
meal pikned by more than 600 iaftu
rrs in iieskham county ao' g. xln any
mofo cotton until Saeseul fatea are
reduced wan received ffun me fepfa
sentative committees ~ fhs farmers
b. the state corporation aenmiasloa
iefv to-day Tbo egtuiulttl appealsa
60 tho commission committee fer 3
lo~ef Rln schedule Ia 80 ton.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-22
TRIED 10 As t~~l\AII
KING: >IN METHOD

Rome. Oct 22..----~iniurles inflicted
upon King Alexander BY monkey
were the result az plot 20 assassin.
ate the young monarch. recording 20
Or. ceoroes Ferdinand vldsi of Paris,
who has been attending q g king and
vas interviewed by the hessagoero.
while passing through Rome on his
way home from Athens.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-22
ilIt.i~tfu TONIGHT sNn
III On SAT- Nli1E

Il faa Waas f4 b. 20 sle safe slsis
ard hase RAJ Ysl rsglsfered a. ss
heiofe fa oriuek tonleht ~.
tueiher County Itexlatrar. SAYS -
u'ett - e oelevk IA fh~ end nf taa
FsEistFa.ina pssiad The atsss Nasfs-
saFy q tie Election board SAYS salaf.
day g Fbe last day. Te he on shs
safe aide DENT put Il or untli atsnr
DAY flo Il Tonight ape your pFs
siusf FeeiatmF and unsuil tonight.
The bssosa ulll bs heps open .asll
miinlKhf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-22
Here She Is! The
Honest LandIady Y

Chicago, Oct. 22--faFs G. A
Franks, owner o. az atafsmens
house here, has agreed se rebate
approximately $40 Of tno October
rent 20 each OF her tenants, because
the mild weather DURING the monta
has effected saving Ia coal, i
was announced today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-22
~nlcnr RIDERS ARE
ON VACATION

QN NrsAfNt wv
Erie, Ark, Oct. 22.--whlle 70
might rider activity had been report.
ed In this section, posses Of clslTen3
were organized this morning %
search the country side Tor suspicious
persons in the belief that the ''re
was oi Incendiary origin.
According 70 the watchmar .hc
discovered thc fire. he succeeded ia
extinQushina the first hlaxe. but al
most simultaneously flames spruns
up In other sections Of the compress
and spread rapidly.
The cotton stored 10 tie building
was owned by various farmers and
only a comparatively small amount "
Insurance was carried. More than
1000 bales OF the cotton were carried
over from last years crop.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-22

Kansas Clty Senator James a
Reed, 10 a personally condne.ed most
Ing ~ Convention Han tor the pur
pose. ha said. ~ giving an account.
NIX u his stewardship. declared 'aaf
10 long as the voters "rlses senate
that believes NJ naiionalism as
against Insernationnllam their inter,
eeta will be safe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-22
HARDlNo nAck 70 raoNr poncA

Marion. o. oct ~ WIN hsa ~.
turn 20 Marion today frola his short
calmnlgn excursion into Nsw York
state, Senator Harding had beJafo
him four days ~ Freedom frin
apcosh making before heeltrlng iha
swina around TIE circe 81 hls own
state ,hat van wind ~ ala campaign
The spoorh at buffalo laft night.
completed the nominees lin ~ on,
gasemenfn outside Onto lis front
porch program Also u iFualy Ak an
end and the only speaking esgen now
definitely to be filled ara the four
next week Ia Cleveland. Akron. Gin
cinnafi and Columbus.