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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1920-04-22

A young lady cmplains that she
lost even her waist in the wind yes
terday; but said there was 50 little
of it she didn't miss it until she got
back home. The dear, unconscious
little thingl Elk.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1920-04-22
TERMS THAT MAY BE USED
FOR sHIT ON THE HEAD"

Drubbed on the Dome.
Banned on the bean.
Tapped on the conk
Bumped on the beezer.
Biffed on the COCO.
Busted on the Uranium.
Whitfield on the skull.
Cracked on the nut.
Nailed ON the knob.
Slugged in the belfry.
damned on the juak.
Dinged on the brainbaox.
s.PEP."
Vigor, vitality, vim and punch
That's pep!
The courage to act ON a certain
hunch-That's pep!
thing,
With feet that climb and hands
that cling,
And heart that never forgets to
sing,
That's pep.
Sand and grit in concrete base
That's pep.
Friendly smile on an honest face
That's pep.
The spirit that helps when anothers
down
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1920-04-22

Mr.. A. E. Scruggs, who attended
the University during the fall was
visitor on the campus Sunday.
Mr.. Lew Wallace returned to the
University Sunday morning after
long visit to his home at Laurel.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1920-04-22

Want Ads bring results.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1920-04-22

Mr.. H. D. Picker =pent Monday
in Msemphis.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-11
BRUCE TELLS on IHiP
EAST l\D on l OOt NIlI

Grand SECRETARY Rruce 81 the odd
Fellows wife ana daughter rc,urnpg
from Boston hast nlehs whore Ml
Bruce had been "a attenaanee on the
sovefesgn Grand l.oase os the Osi
Fellows "A shelv is2e annual sension
On the resurn srlp M ard Afs.
nrsce spent week in Canada my
ing Montreal. Ottawa and Toraatg
ihe once over They also spens q
siay In Portland Maine aua several
daYs ~ chicaeo visiting their sol
Harry and family They all repev'
q splendid time hug glad 50 eei leme
The odd Fellows made woudps i
progress hast year the gain ~ inem
bership being nearly sl10o9 los -
Oliver of Tonanto Canada Will bc ~
the head q the Order FOR the nexl
Two years and w. viii be followed
nv Lucian j Easiln u ~ Jofera
Mo. The 1921 sepsion 81 ne soyer
eign Grand Lodge win be held e
Toronto. Canada
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-11
CHAIRMAN DO0lEY
DID GOOD WORK
Local Republicans Bring Big
Crowd To City To Hear Sen
ator Harding; Flowers
For Mrs. Harding

Chairman r Is. Dcoley ef the Hard.
ing reception committed and his -
eral committees dia splendid work
last week in advertising and prep@.
'iag tor fhe Harding speech here
Ha1 Il not been FOR Mr. Doalev and
hss nromginess in offsetsing the OK
lahoaA city effort a. cat ont Guthrie
a. a sl'eSRing polnt senator Hard
'ings special would have passed
,hF0aeA Gaiarie like freight train
PASSES a trAma Dnt when Doo,vy
~resvea word from tire speaker AM
aean a. the nAftousi committee tha.
the Harding special train woald MOI
stop between poncs City and okla
hona City he eot busy and fired u
Not messages ID Jake Hamon md
Senaior Harding himself The mes
sAges dla ne work and Mr. pooles
Was informed by Senator aardius
ara Mr. HAmon gAa, the train woaia
Stop here A. PER the first schedule
TIE messase said stop % tive min.
uses would be made The train tar
rsaa hes~ Tor ten minutes
One * the slna features 81 ths
meeting here was tie presentktics
IL Mr. ard Mrs T. " Furro~ 10 Mrs
Harding q a basket OF beautiful
American heautv roses on card
sAe~@ words written and rlmrea HI iAs
taskel Prom onee eBackeye 10 an
other
senator Harding also noted ~
wagons soaded with new cotton, plae
IA il a vantage poini near the trasl
ty Jake Douglas aad the coyle CON
Tsny he spoke q Il and paid i
tribute 70 the farmer. Of the state.
Chief of Police Mitchell ii an ali
friend of Senator Harding. He ar
ccmpsnied The special to oklahom.
CITY Saturday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-11
IN REPLY To STATEMENT
MADE BN GOVERNOR CoN.
FORMER PRESIDENT
STANDS PAT On IN
TERAlEW
WHITE HOUSE GIVES An
"0FF|cIAL VERSION
WILSON'S ADDRESS At THE
PARIS PEACE CONFER
ENt.E HAS ENTERED
mo THE PRfsSl-
DENTAL FIGHT
suLlETlN

Seattle. Masr.. Oct fi.-Ferner
presia<ns Tan. wren she~n a state
~ens ~nace p9eatc ~ Goserwor cos
ss SprinsflsiS. "a, last nisns. said ne
reeeesss nsa siser perrlssisn ser the
puessSzsisr % eerr~spenccncs Be-
s~esr President Wilson ard Alasslf
dsrlns sas Srasstws az the leacss o.
nstsers esssn2rs re also ceelsre1
ne hss rspssseols referred &c sne fact
tnst tie prssicers rad consulted with
hirs wren the league cerssltutaon ~Ss
sesna ors~n arc ira, there ~ss no
ese-ert 81 secrecy seeut .tne Sub.
stance os are communications en-.
charged.
~~hsr the ssaolses 81 puSllshIn1
sse eorres9cr0eree between sne pres.
seat ard myself ~ss eroseheo to ne
~ an ersisxars uf she White tseose.
! p~o~rsls saas 70 % sheaS Mr.
Txfs sad.
= hsc srtcgersly rtterrec 70 tire
ccFrexpenceree -ss<i. ana ~csaid pos.
sGsly rave rYetssAsa il II 4 hss beer
my hSssness to cc sc.~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-11
CLEVELAND INDIANS HOLD
A WAR DANCE SUNDAY
Scalp Pale Face Visitors BY
sScore of 8 10 | In a Very
Sensational Battle on
the Diamond

Cleveland. urs al WITH twu
hcna runs one ~ then bringing Va
n,ar talllee and an uuasainted sr'ppls
play. lhe third ii history II naaa
bali she Indians sunday oonpletelg
aniothpred the lAsslTpn FOR elNhA w
nlnea Aud gave ihe tleileFA ane Fuf
by fiuhe IN me ath. 1'he neoEe
finally standing i g "a favor q
cleveland Elner amlghn fouFheR
gor smash n TIE TIA inning wrer
ail hasr were oeeapled brought le
sh" Fltss four runs rhla ia thr llfvl
eaae oF lts klnd n baseball history
Thp ssnfa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-11
MARRItGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses
have been issued by the court clerk
since saturday Ben Williams. n.
Oklahoma City and Mary Smith e.
uathrfe. G 4 Flowers. ~ and Kate
Oppllng 40 of Oklahoma City: Ira
gohas0n ana Edith BatrheIor, Is II
Crescent Roy vi Edmonxsen ~ and
Rulah Boyer q Of Orisndo. Pat
Reedy 81 sad Tessie Reedy sf. q
Cushrie. Byron G. Cook. - and
Chests I.son Doughty rs bolh of On
lahonla City. John Austin Yates
and Leshz n. HaAhinson p both Of
Oklzhona City: Lee " Besille. q
Ard Jewel I>aurhHn =. beth Of Okla
hcmna City
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-11
Indians
Take 9th

cleveland. Oet ia tuApf esvag
shy wNsm aud plrassai all Cleveland
tafued eus today d ace tAyir beloved
Indians uallop tbs New Jeraey noJs
ers The same was q much better
une lban lhe sunday eaue insofar
bascbAil u rnvy n concerned ispsh
sides plasca Food bah and a was any
A,iase esase unill tAe last innlAg Aas
layed
THIS tlnei score fiupa ope ~ noihing
~ gaNof u slasrland
Walter Nails. : nosles n me maiog
leasue waa placed on ihe mound hy
speaaer. Nhilp oNeili. tha veteran
caicAar siopd bchlnd tbs hsi sbpr
rod smith. tAn brilliant nuusApaw OF
the Beooki,n team with Miller a.
ratchet ala VIA ulmans to via his
gaaN today but Il was no uAa thE
Indians bit hln spseu titura Mna made
one De sh,m count Cleveland haa
three erogs ,naiked 20 20 .ts team
emu lho acosere hed aoae and ngAao
lhspe hAls
This Is lae sixth game ot The sorlea.
Cleveland has son fouf Of the six.
one m8fe game. that of tomorrow
wnl ,lineh lhc neriea u Cleveland
wins
The game hy innlngs lollowA
First brooslYn 80 runs no bits
po errors cleveland. no runs. one
hli ne earufs
Second Brooklyn Ao runs, one hli
two errors cleveland. no runs. one
( bt ne ERRORS
Third liiooklsn no runs. 90 hits
no ERRORS Cleveland. 90 runs. ons
hit 80 efrofs
Fourth. Brooklyn M runs. NO hlla
no efrofs lcyelaId 90 runs. no hlis
no errors
fifih. Hfooblyn SO runs. ne hlls
tlonfiAntd on paaa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-11

Washington. uel II Amotlssa
tas bill los the flaeal year ending jane
40 aauuntud % g5tpsufs.s6s. 40
pruxgmately q hilllan Ana hale dFi
lars lnoea lban was galA tate shs fsis
ofal Treasury ii tho previous teelvp
monsha
Flnal flauFva ggg lne rear wsra epn
salnpa III thH gFullmlAAry fHp0yg !
ths epmmssseaAr ~ lnssrnal fwysala.
made publle today Il shows that
from iaeomo and profits sAssa saa
soynfnmpus feaeivsd approximately
lghtee foursha II "a lts revsnue. IN
these tuo items gl~fa was an laeesass
~ ii $50 aae oyef she fiscal scar ot
i9la. receipts fne the teu Yeafa b1lns
ieao. tapafgpi 1000. 1910 gsefoeV0t
600
FROM mnltltafioas noufeua % mia
epllanenun tasasinn. ~ levy wa
aaeed si.ia0,ga.pvo. An increase over
thu previous year a. taos 0slu9iQ.
Prohibition Cuts Revenue.
| tn thr first full year ef the prohibit
tion efa, thefe waA net rudae.
liun ~ tlaa0oo.0o0 tn taxea on dIa
llllea and fefmentud liquors. ,As ~.
lurt shows From dlAtllled s3lriss
ihu government recpised tsI.giTO Ooa
"a me laal tlaenl yaaf wnia tha saxes
from lhe saae source IN 1919 ~erw
fas4. 9ii.no9 Taxes on fermantad H.
qaefu for tlse last fiscal year axHfs
GATED sli.psb oou and tor tha fiscal
year ~ 1919. siiTs1ppee
transportation fas hlksa
The tranaroftasloa tai. which haa
hseu estimated 10 produce about gssa
600 400 annually. raabesd s3o7Aes.o q y
fsF lha laat fiscal year This laeluaad
taxes on freight. paHsenssF expreas.
Telephone aud telegraph, and transtsf
ef Ut BY plpe tnv. Nseiae aud special
taxes Including iAn ~lusury tax
buushl abeag ts7J0oo,ooo into the
lfsssely Cas u lho chief Items In
this llat vas the tax on Motor cars
whies nvlsea tittoWpoaa Taxes On
iaeelry. epshmlau and other socelied
'lasufles" produced Ahesher ssaoeoy
Q00 The special corporation sax on
the value ~ - stoek yislied 80 aoeo.s
a9H
Tho wlthdfAwal from tho bonded
} Wafehouses of distilled spirits Tor 10,
iustrlal and 8ther n0a beverage CUR.
rfsFssasf
| lfA..D.llull..a ..n Il..n A 1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-11
WHAT PRESIDENT WILSON
REALLy DO SAY

A3s1 pSh KAa N'hlGe
Hc~se saG1s Tgnli0 shat was asSeFsh-
&C a. AZ 'csfSrsai version of Pres.
Gent Wilson's address, AZ tAe esshsn
Flenary session q the Paris peace
cc1ference TIE exacs wnrnsng of
this address directed 10 the repre-
seatattyes q Enrnznsa. Siberia aud
cze<ho-ssovskia has seen RE sab
sect q : controversy between the
5res ideas kDd Senator Spence. re-
9ubsicAa. Missouri
Tie ssnascr declared in a political
sseech shas the president be, pron-
isea RuraarAa and siberia sAAs ~f
a1y natAoa erer inv~de their territory
saey wozld sen9 ,ha Americas army
across seas 10 defead their boundary
lines
Mr- Niascn Aa d telegram to tie sen
stcs CT October said thAr shss state
rses, vas false In regly. senator
SF'encer caises Tor the oificias record
szyi1g That faw statement IL whsch
Ae bad referred ass III the rsno.
grspAse aoses~ = the eighth plenary
Session. vhich she presldent wss re-
ported 10 have said.
Y0m nust not forget thai il n
force that II she tinai gusraasee Of 4
Ee2ce of sie world n ne world II
again sroubled The United states viii
sead e this side q the ocean their
army and thess feet
The presidents words a. sssen fr
the version, 50 folsoxx:
Esow can nan like the rnited
States. sow exarapse--and speak to-
no osh-r-zfter signing this sseaty 4,
x contains eiesnents whseh thes ID
not believe viii be permanent. 10 "a
farss tAo@szn6 Eiles away across tkk
sea ane rsprr- 10 is people shxt Il
1zs made : settlement of TIE txa X
- E7s w0rlc Il c11rct % 80 Ana
there nnaeriiss all rhese eosdhlonl
tae expectation on the par. for ex
e-pae u koBnszria and ~ crecs 70
sIovskis ard q Serbia. that II All
corenant Of mss eeftiemens are 10
observed. the unstsd States ~all seps
her ARMIES ard her nzysee to 80 ina
ffssy are oheerved
TIE official ssrsio- q ne fuil Sez
q the prestde1ts address wax furn
ishsd 70 tae rhEts noase s1st r~el
ry PRED a Carlson u Chscsxo. wh'
war ~ csfitazs sferogrspher piss
fise Amsrican Teace delegation ar
-hc wross that = TDuld - giz5 u
srezr U TIE acerrscy~ os tie trsr
sersvt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-11

iiitE N TULSA DOES
MUCH DAMtGI

Tulsa. Oct ~FHemau succeeded
last night after q terrific effort la
combining iira which for time thres's
ensd an entire business black "a ~
eld balidlne n thu Grand lheatefs
which wiih ~ contents was sssal
loss. estimated al between tiaAql
atsa $1,000 Defeetve wiriuK - ae
heyed 10 haze been the cause.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-11
SENATOR HARDIN. ~
BACK On FRONT pnIuil

Marion, Ohio. Ort n senator
Harding returned "a Marion today
ffom bis mid western speaking trlp
and bexnn busy program u work
AZ bits ofslce, cleaning ordvfa ana oAda
~ campaign business preparatory ID
leave % srcak ia Tennessee Tho
last streieh n the tflp here from ot
lahoma Gus, the aenasura special
train Was put On fast schedule and
u reached Marion five hnuFa sooner
than sus originally planned
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-11
SILVER STAR LEGION
HOLDS INTERESTING MEET
Returned Delegate TO National
Convention Tells OF Things
That Transpired Much
Work Ahead For Legion


The monthly mqetlne o. lhe silver
Star Legion st ihe library Saturday
afternoon Was en lnterestlps and an.
thuaiastle one
Thls WAS ihe ilrai meeting under
thc neA organization and MIA. Tier.
slrk. The newly eleeted preslaeni.
presided for ihe FIRST time, appoinl.
ink iuli CORPS " regular commit W
for ibe sears work witch u - plan.
ned 70 make one oI interest and fruiit
10 the member ~ hslp 10 the boys
of ihe American Legion and o. sen.
erai benest ~ thv community at
large
Mrs TiIlhury. who weaf as deleeale
from the Guthrie chapter TO the ~.
slonai convention al Dies Mones II
last month made an interesting and
inspiring reort ~ the meeting she
told OF tbe work being done through.
ont the nation by The mothers. sis.
ters and daughters of the soldiers of
the late waf united III mo organiza.
tion Of the Silver siar Legion. col
operating With ihe posts Of the Ansr-
lean Legion Ia their yaFlonn lines "
work
Revfesentatifea Of the si~se and
national organizations of the AmesiI
can Legion addresaed TIE convent en
49,. l------l j
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-11
Night Riders
Threaten To Burn
More Cotton Gins

Columbia, s. c.. Oct if.--Thfe ats
of cotton gin burning came today
from snother section n South Caro-
lima.
Governor Cooper received acvices
from Hlshopyille, IN Lee county.
shst warning had been placed on
the door of gin house near there.
Tire governor believe the warnings
are the work o. irresponsible per'
sors.
Tire farmers o. Anderson county
at meeting Saturday went on ~.
oro ss being entirely oDt q syna1
pashy WITH the work Of might
riders
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-11

ragged. homeless and lobiees folks
and plant ~ everlasting service sr
every country through q system n
county boards already organized and
ready for business All the Arme and
IS boards need is the tools aad arr
munition or funds. % be more snec'.
flc.
The campaign II nov on, The sei.
'yatlon Army's coilecflon Is nos being
taken ~. The Army hasn't asked
anybody IN the state for . single aine
for eighteen months. II uaed 70 pes
ter the life ont of folks" by aaying
its lsssiss pass around tsmboafsass
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-11
THIEVES E>IIH IOOk
HOME sIIsAI, IUOn

Refrigerator lhletea are AGAIN busy
IA she city Several hnaaes have havn
entered Feptntly and much food. pon'
niwiins ~ augsf. canned goods and
meats lakon The laseet place to be
Visited was The r Cook residence
whore the thieves cleaned uHt ne
ir0hux thea yiaised The cellar tak
ing everything til sight
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-11

EvefY farmer III ioRan eounlY who
raises cotton should be ln Guthrie
tomorrow neht and hear lion John
Al Whiivhurst of lhe state board ~
agriculture ana crl wlllIans. ot the
Oklahoma Farmer sioekmaa, taih
These two gentiomen hAys studied
the cotton price problem And have a
message % deliver 70 the coston grpe
sra Of the state that VIII ba 10 tho
henefIt Of al Don't fan 60 attend
the meeting Tuesday nigh, Al tho city
han ~ 1850
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-11


ard set tie loose dimes. quarters.
halves and dolers that wefc on the
streets II has discarded The bid tam.
BOURNE syssetn II was found ltnt
the workers we're spending nearly an
Of their tim getting enough "amiaupi'
milton 10 keep the guns" firms.
rhe first annual collection the new
method waa taken W .aFly Ia 1919,
Ohiah0ms's gifl was q huge one. but
a wouldn't last for ever 4 girls
boarding home in Oklahoma CITY that
cost gI06. 900. tbs rcdoubliug of tho
Army's efforts 10 every city and iown
and the preliminary work Of getting
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-11


lng Tor . good while The band of
workers and fighters has msds good.
II has built buildings 4 has assal'.
Iished Itself On more firm fooiing.
II has pushed forward. every shot i
has fired has hit the mark, Il hss
laid the foEndaflon fer extending -
various activities 70 every nook aud
corner of Oklahoma And now he
Army is sefdinz up another zppsal fof
hsI7~-a call that v'iEi not 20 ah.-es
serec IN this sfaicso re may 70
forth and build silil more buiIdinge'
establish stili more corps Of workers.
care sor st.i more sick. hungry tired,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-11
Crank Says He
Smofhered Baby
Under His Coat

HARRISBURG. Pa Oct is.--Aoaurs
pssS9sie. ~th< crank hss eorfsss-
ed 70 Major Lsrr c. Asxre<. super
lrtenoert ~ sse perraissris stats
eeiise. tnss Ne ssels elsselss Cough.
lir srem hls here IN Nerrssto~n.
Pa src srsetnsred re ensia unotr
his cost re declares ne esttensd
the coat around she hasy ~n<r ~
hears . relss a. Ne was descending
tire ladder ard that when ne rad
aene some distance fror the heuss
ne feurc the baby Was dead.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-11
Auditor Says
Taxes VIII BE
Refunded Later

oslsnoms csty. Oct ti~-ssstlf.
eaten 81 the aesien ~ ses state
hoara of equalization w msAlNu
tho levy one ard enssnslf wlils fof
usnegst state rusposss IN saalsleN
te the cne haif mill required ~
iaw. was being sect opt q ~ .pens
" Ass*ssera " she state tedsY ~
stats Autlter Carter NJ. Garter
predicted that sIl stlreas ~ha Paid
state tssss under pfotsst ~sll be
entitled se refund uNaee court
action.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-11
WHERE'S TIE KNITTING
NEEDLE. YARN PRICE DROPS

New York. Oct ia reduction q
~ 10 ~ percent 81 its products has
beer announced ny represpniatiyas
of . PHILADELPHIA concern elsimlus 20
manufacture more than 20 percent o.
'bn hand knifting yarns IN ~ United
states.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-11
John Barleycorn
Given Another BloW

Washington, Oct 1.-THE 80
preue court refused today - re-.
consider rs dec islon of last June
the 7th, sustaining the validity of
the prohibition amendment and
provision of the enforcement ACT
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-11

itself well established ia is regular
work on tho stfeets, IN tho sick
rooms. IN Wee centern. Ia the prlaonn
and anong the do3nand cutters
have 20, only exhausted the fnuf that
sas given BY Oklahoma eighteen
months ago, but the Army has gone
ii debt about saoyoo The present
campaign ~ for The purpose o, pay
ing of that debt aud siying the Army
another good start for silll beltci
work IN the future.
80, when the hat Is passed around
----~~--ss-
CONTINUED on Page ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-11
iNnuI A>D rnOtlT my.
i>tt AXE uiuk-
tOt Hiii~ Ot I nst
IOIAI. t>tD, ui
NATION
OKLAHOMA KICKS
sls,l8s,l0' 0 H[I !
PROFIT IA>I~ tiIciI: tii'is
NATION uI IAN O> isOuft
IItnI~ t>tlt SAINTS
TtIi. MANY CIGAR
lIII~ NJ iR>lU


waahlaosee. oar. ii.-~okIsherA
oes ~ me nsslonis richest states
raid. into me uavsgnmsas ss~ssaes.
through thr msalum ~ shs fedsssl wv
serve department, avrIna the par
twelve msanths. taa.sap. ios.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-11
THOi SANDS HEAR SENATOR
II lARDING HERE SATURDAY

A croxd. estimated ~ e1s9 heard
Senator Harding speak for ten min.
rses here Saturday afternoon. IRE
special train arrived $50 and depart
"a 81 Prior 10 TIE arrival o. lne
train Congressman Harreld address.
~ The big crowd a. the nnicn station
In Tho interests of hls candidacy tor
e. . geaate
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-11
Railroads Cut
OFT From Coin, Kick

wsshineton. Oct 1.-THE ra,l.
rcaos % the country appealed 20
day 10 President Mllscn against tie
ruling of the ccmptrcsler ~ she
treasury that the treasury depart.
rnert rAlehs Withhold fresn the roads
al further payments due them pn.
der the guarantee provisions cf srt
transportation act until s'r~ AZ
counting had been completes ~
the carriers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-11
oklAAoMAna Mln MrnAls

Three congressional medals of b II
Or and 81 distinguished Befvlfs
tfoases we're awarded q Okl4Apnbsns
IA tha world var. a record sufpa ssad
~ bat few states. according 10 nst
Just received hsre hy the adlugsnl
generals Department
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-11

Riga The Rueso-polish aFmlsfice
according 70 me plans tentatively
agreed upon. u fer n DAYS II viii
begin within four days after sigma
fnres ara signed and may be br0ken
on IS hours notice during frat ~
days. after whlch Il will continue in.
definitely
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-11

--chieage that lAers wlll be . fan.
Ing off IN prices. amounting In aoms
Instances 60 aa much a. my per
cent. within The next als o. s.sen
months, VAS the opinion expressed
By delegates 70 the purchasing asents
convention which opsas today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-11

Cleveland Oct + There afr only
tour players Ia the Cleveland and
American League eluh Who aver pro
viouAly participated ~ world ncr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-11
poLNs ofny REPORT

OCCUPATION or WILMA
Paris. Oct. 1.-THE Polish govern.
mens disavo~ea the occupation o. vi.
ns br General xelgouaAl and hls
troops, according 20 adyless received
by the foreign office here this morn.
lnn.
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rmsiurse o. PaFe q
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