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McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1920-08-06
New Depot

The Mobile & Ohio Railroad
Company will soon begin the
erection of q new depot in Sell
mer. If the proper spirit is
shown by the town, and our peo-
pie interest themselves in the
right sort of way, we might in
fluence the company to place a
brick building on the site of the
old one. Let US try, and see
what we can do. The town and
the company can afford to coop
crate. Plans will soon be under
way for the new building.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1920-08-06
Another Death

Sunday evening, August l,
1920, Joe L. Hendrix, oldest son
of ]. L. and Mrs. Katie Hendrix,
died at the home of his aunt, Mrs.
w. F. Lipford, in Memphis.
The deceased, while in some
what feeble health, was not be-
lieved to be seriously i'll until a
few hours before his death when
pneumonia developed, and the
end soon came. He had gone
with his parents and his younger
brother, G. A. Hendrix, to spend
a week or ten days with Memph-
is relatives, and just as they were
making ready to return to their
home at Bethel Springs after a
week with them, Joe suddenly
became seriously i'll, and there in
the presence of his father and
mother, his brother and numer-
Gus other relatives, the summons
came.
The deceased was born in Beth
ell Springs, October II, 1898. On
him was bestowed all that fond
and loving and generous parents
could give, and in his last hours
all that the medical profession
could do was brought to his
aid and relief. The end came
quietly and peacefully, typical of
the life ended.
The remains were brought
back to Bethel Springs, and on
Tuesday afternoon, in the beauti-
full cemetery there, in the pres
ence of a large asSemblage of rel
atives and friends, laid. to rest
beside the loved ones gone before.
The funeral services, were con-
Quoted at the home by Rev. Hor-
ton and Father Read, in a very
impressive manner.
To the grief stricken family,
the Independent with all who
knew them, tenders sympathy
and consolation in these hours OF
sorrow.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1920-08-06
Measuring Party

The Ladies Aid Society of the
Methodist Church entertained
with measuring party, Thurs
day evening on the beautiful
lawn at the home of Mrs. r. M.
Kendrick. A splendid programe
was rendered, consisting of mus
ical numbers and readings, after
which a delicious course of re-
freshmentS was served. More
than hundred guest were pres
'ent to enjoy this social event and
quite a nice sum was reelized.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1920-08-06
Niche

The weather continues dry and
crops are already suffering from
lack of moisture.
The writer, together with quite
a number of people from this
part, attended the old soldiers
ruenion at Shiloh last Friday. A
large crowd was present, but
only eight of those who fought
under the stars and bars were on
hand. Most of the old veterans
of the terrible conflict between
the states, on either side, have
crossed to that great beyond and
in keeping with nature the few
remaining ones will soon follow.
The protracted meeting began
Sunday at Lebanon with the pas
tor, Rev. Melton, in pulpit.
If ]. P. Huggins will excuse
me, | shall not take passage to
next picnic at Selmer on the
motor truck, as the sailing was
pretty rough.
Jim Foreman, who for several
years has been a jolly widower,
carried whom he thought to be
the best girl in the world to Sell
mer Saturday and after visiting
the county clerks Office had ESQ.
w. H. Wilson to say an important
ceremony while right hands were
clasped together.
Lewis Hickman and wife were
made sad Sunday night by the
death of their baby an infant son
of only a few weeks of age. The
little one was laid to rest Monday
in Pebble Hill cemetery.
A very large crowd was pres
ent at Tuesdays picnic at Niche.
Several of the county candidates
were there shaking hands with
voters and pushing their claims
in general. The cold drink and
lunch stand did big business.
Net profits on stand to be applied
| toward erecting the new consol-
idated school building near
Niche.
JAS. Chapman, of Stantonville,
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1920-08-06
Sunday School Picnic

The Selmer Methodist Sunday
School will have their picnic al
Sandy Flatt, Tuesday, August 10.
All are requested to meet at the
church from which they will start
at 9 o'clock to Sandy Flat. Cars
will be provided for the entire
Sunday school.
J. w. Prather, Supt.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1920-08-06

the sole end in view to work for
the upbuilding of the town. Diff
ferences must be forgotten, and
all work together. Manifest an
interest in the things that go tc
the betterment of the town.
Now who will act, and who
will lead in these progressive
movements?
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1920-08-06
New Garage in Selmer

am now located in the build
ing in the rear of the Selmer
Mercantile Co., and am prepared
to do all kinds of repair work on
automobiles, at a reasonable
prices, and on anabsolute guaran-
tee.
C. D. Taylor, Selmer, Tenn.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1920-08-06
An Honest Boy

Paul R. Dixon found a purse
Saturday and reported same at
once to his father, d. L. Dixon,
who returned it to it's owner. The
purse contained about $500.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1920-08-06

j. A. Moore of Texas was a re-
cent visitor to Selmer. He is a
former county court clerk of Nc
Marry County, and is well known
to most of our people.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1920-08-06

MULE FOR SALE-I have a
good 3-year old mule for sale.
If you want a good mule at a
reasonable price, see me.
c. D. Taylor, Selmer, Tenn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-30
PLATFORM WITH PUNCH
a9frtALS TO VOTERS
Guthrie canUiaate For Congress
To Feat Ficld With Big
Majority On Clear Cut
iSaue

otlAhoma c4W 1u at fn ihe
FIRM 8l.tfrt eaurre onsl campaign
Oklahoma Cts paper s,me of ahleh
te hostile 10 everything shich does
uos come from Oklahoma Vtty. as 10
crralc fae impression hat lhc 0kln
hema CITY eanNdates have things
ceilared This ls noi true The oklaho
@a NiiY candidates a noi anls eeaR
throashoui the dislus bnt Ia olla-
hpsa Cts and ceuni Az we'll. Moro
lhnn fuur Thousand peopl. are llned
np iof ihe npen shn movement IN
Oklahoma county nnd thnee voters
are outspokeniy fof Nlhiark. iils
platform mas fhe puach The other
candidates haze ~ pspeelal ISSUES,
although one candidate o. lnah
ium .a hid fa gratefnal
organization a. which thrsr other
candidates beioug Ntaactn veil
defined nosltion meets with eeuerai
favor among ihs voters ali over the
district one Oklahoma city eandt
date b. makins 40 especial plea ~
voters iQ rstand by the home man
tm his piear are noi mrelins wlih
ans psffltuiaf response
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-30
ANOTHER HILLTOP STILL
DESTROYED BY SHERIFF
Ed Vice Was Canghi In The Act
Of Making White Corn Liquor;
Some Of the Fluid
confiscated

deputy sherFfs Ben nnmma
snt Harry neam made saceestnf
raid on mooonshiae stiIl last ahht
snd not onls captured The ope i
bat whas "a anufai. vaggh tlm
taalis making fhc whiie corn nios
The sliii WAS located on Htlle
hilltop and was surrounded IS eome
rerimmon trees The location w4.
an anhsppy one TOR ihc operator i
Il vas in riaia Ylew 81 rosds de
travellers Tie stH Vas rfna bu
MAS cAnabla II producing the white
lightning az the rsie of five vagaas
rsr eighl hnnrs and that meant that
1Ering the ten days that Il Is saM
TIE plant had hcen In operation 3e
togw the iiG was rlyen 10 the saerif'
the operator had made 81 equivalent
of sisoe
sevefai gallons ~ @nrtt run siufi
wtrr coniiscaied and. ~ Vie. thr
operator "a now la lsll witb 4 mlrstv
q % chance 70 make irip % fhe
ssniicniiary and soiourn ihrr for
several Years after he arrives al \.
destination
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-30
polFsA RESTRICTIONS

PAras. saly Restrictions uhict
Great Rrfsasa poaia g,a, won soviet
acmAnas az Po,sna in srrAngtng o.
as nrnzss;ace. are sei fartA Ia a uo-
gsfsRtbrn whisA hKs neen dispatched
70 wA~ssw ~ the RviisxA ard Fye1ch
governments. X was ieRrne1 here TO-
say PolAzi -rNeResse1 iAe rieNx o.
Great Rrssxsn sad France On &rmistice
terms ard ths governments at I4cndcu
ard Paris asse notified ihex Polisa
royerm~ers that they w9l NOT permit
pai2as->@p 2rcePs possible soviet arm
sssicr aemanss whAvh resa A. fo,lows
WAcle cr partial a.saFmaunnt os
Poland.
A change IN sae rolish sysieu os
r~vsrr ~sert ~hcl4ses or hrnagns aenut
~ tAe soviet errernmemts.
Acceptance NJ PoaAns q Aonnd
z-y Iine sess tavoF&hlg thar thNt pro
vissonsEiy drawn hy Premssr laosd
George
The nss Of Poiand as hFidgehead
EromsEraed or F&re s Col
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-30
MARTIN AND GO0CH
BELIEVE IN LOGAN
Guthrie Men Nov Have eco Acres
Of Pine Farm Land In
Lawrie Township. Biz
Crors

p l. Gooch ant g y Mauin have
added another so acrcg ~ Iasif
township land 10 their block ir fasi
tHri oi the county nov makirR 500
scres IN 2 body owned hy them
II don't know % q better mv,sl
r.sni than farm ana aud / am ycrg
ttriain fhai anybody that hugs Ieaan
county land "a enc present prize win
toi lose anyhlne aid NJ Martin
today
HeHides having excellent farm lfe1
tfe oii ccmpahef are snapplng np ali
i"ases IN that pau ~ the county and
fie paying good prices Tor ihem
Some day when the Roranna ~
started drilling north Logan wnl b.
. real Oh field sald ~ Nariir
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-30
CHECK CANCELLED WITH
LIFE BLOOD Or HERO
Pioneer Cotton Mills Check Ia
sued To Overseas Soldier Not
Cashcd Hun Bullet Took
Life Of Brave Boy

When war Was aeelnrra Aad t'bs ~
Nam called for volunteers. John
whllmeg thea an emplaYe ~ the
Pioneer tps,on Mills lu lhA ci,y wss
one of tho first 60 fvspoud lie wss
sent "a France and saw eArly tishs
ine on tho tlrlsiam and French ireuts
nui likn many athm brave youaa
Americans he made the supreme sav
fiflcc aud be Il lrsa sleeping under
the ponpins IN French graveyard
l1c q Fonc hat not fors~ssen
Tits wecA iakn fAauaiass received
letter fFnm tbe parents ~ Ihn s~oY
IN which they enclosed an uuessArsl
cheek lhal had heca isaesd w the
plenrer company shortly after whit
mef had arrived IN France ITO had
had mo chance ca eaah n. hoinK al
ihe front and IN the thick ~ the
fishllns Tho cheek wea found an
biz body and wtih ether salaabiaa
ard papefs had beer forwarded fo
The war department AND thn war dr.
parimeui had scat them 20 lhs par
enla " tho dead hero Ioha Whit
wer Was ALLIED IN iha Argpnne foroat
~ onc of the January 1918. arives
aepInst the hoebeu
Tho uncsueeilad check viii be .fn
iained hy M Douglass and ha cav
he viii have 4 framed and wlll hane
q up "a bis offlco nnd keen lt a.
reminder ~ this brave boy Nha Save
his ilte for his country.
There "a hlood slaln Qn lhr
check ne ilun hulloi that hillea him
having passed through the wallet ln
which Ne kepl bia papers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-30
PIONEER GROCER QUITS,
SON TAKES HIS PLACE
Z. l. Miller Turns Over Store Tc
Son. C. l., VINO VIII Conduct
Cash and No Garry"
System In Fufsre

After ssr0ilax tA1rtee1 year. a
h2 Ase 10 'be Eronary business. tn
Czsh-e. ard a. the same stznd p
l.. Miller has 6eciae6 10 Eas Ouf ami
ymrr tie hHsir@ss ever 10 hfs Eer
cspasis soa- c. l. u il neesgess
se aSd thas e. l. wgFI hsnele IL wsth
sh~ save careful . cousiderztsyn Pr
fhe paalse a. eid hls father IN
transfer WILL take place nert Szsu--
d1y a. rhicA ss-e ell socourss vii
day ~ whsch tgme ai arocunss sir
s- eioses and tAs bnsiaess Mca1ay
zorrinx will ss started on -sae a
Cast ard NO Desirerv system
4 have tousc ira. hF zsoptizE ths
cash and 10 delivery sFsfesn. ra~
ssl gooss cheaper s16 make a fair
Seefi aas al she Same tine sngv
Srsa wherr 7 am stsmesng In flnaa
csai way. al ~ the time SAID c L
Massr the nsw proprietor o. the
store to1gv.
IL ssne rx-assl zafe-tAon 70 ans}
nesa. IN ncth the nursrE sn6 BeAarr
N-s wis Ne observed a. has Sesa
the polaey * tAis gornlar Eroter-
rc-eerr In f5e past
W z L Miller ~ir ergzge sc
lively IL she tsrm ard csffis huairsss
after he hss sxker . sAo-s rzcsrer
rkics las eeen wei earned.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-30
SALVATION ARMY TO AID IN
CARE or SOCIAL PROBLEMS
County Advisory Board TO Hold
Meeting On Next Monday
Evening To Perfect
Plans


Frank Gresham. prcsiacn, ot the
I.ogAa coansy salvation Army AdvN
ory Board, AAs issued = cail fr .
meeting ~ the hosrd next Monday
evcniag al : 10 Ia the mayors cfglce
Al the city bali
The board was organized ahoat tuo
weeks $50 but has nos wet segan
The vera ter which 4 was cr~~'i
TAe parpase NJ tAe meeting ng.s
Monday ~ail he 10 outline this Nora
and establish better Understandings
~ tAs asns ard plans II the advisory
BOARD.
Ttroagh TIE advisory board the
Salvation Army offers Logan county
expert assistance in the solution ~
social and moral problems. THE Army
i ready VITA iss trained personnel
and it, variuus hasnes and facilities
10 ae real constructive work along
this tine An that Is reenirea to mAse
ihe glan saccess u the active 40
operation n the members os tho local
hoara
In issuing the caB fow The meet
snE Mr Gresham said
The Salvation Array v going into
tAis werk In serious way and we
awe II 10 the community sn DO our
part Throagh this plan ~e shall 30
~ ns@l 70 hela many neglected chill
drrn wAyward girls and other un-
torsanate peopie he otherwise maSht
nos receive proper asfeAtion horr
that every member ~ the board wsli
attend shis meeting 80 that ,his work
mav he properly launched
The meeting will be attended BY
representatives of the Salvation Army
headquarters AZ OKLAHOMA AFRO wili
explain the advisory board plan In
detail ufth particular rafercncc 10
sts salieatlon in Logan, county
So far the Salvation Army has ar
F2nlHcd f~gy county advisory boards
throughout the state The first meet
inx NJ tae state advisory board head
"a ~ Governor Robertson. Nlil he
sela ibis afternoon in the governors
private office At the state capitol
TEE members OF ne logan county 4
so4rd are AZ tolsows Mr. GRESHAM
'wssiest. e I. lockwood. vice presi
aert. Pred Green secretary. Lyman
Gray. treasurer Dr y VI Barker
G. G. Smith, Dr & 3 Pefty. Fred
soeAL H w. Derwin. Judge A. "
8oles. Addie Lee Loather and sadie
9rakeF
The meeting Will be- open 10 Nh
aersons who are interested ia the So
uss0n a social and moral problems
md in community welfare.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-30
FlOTO-S[lLS ADV[nTIS-
ING CAR IN TOWN
Captain Frank Carey Tells OF
Wonders Of the Big Circus,
Noted Performers VIII
Be Here Aug O

Advertising Car No 4. ~ tho
Seln Floio circus, tn charge n cap,
Frank Carey 81 iu the city to-day.
pit'oriaily exploiting the coming ~
tbls his weaieru she's 10 Guthrie nest
Friday Auenai 9
Although lhe Sells rinlo circus il
Advertised az anls the second iare
rsi shoe in ihc wtwia u Il preceded
By spieudls reputation for maani-
iede aovciiy originality ana fair.
dealing with me pabll0 The show
makes lts home in Denver and IN tho
tar west there T. Bo other show that
u Va popularity or drawlng power
Tho Sells Photo nanarrment evil.
IDENTITY realizes tho value 81 big names
for the eircuA rosttf Includes many
of the mssi important starm M tho
arenic firmawent Among the noted
artists are the codenan and the fly
lng Nelson's knoNu all over tho World
for their daring aeriallatie fnatN:
Daisy nodgipi the llohsnna. tbo
sllekncys, the rldlng a;ooness and
Mmc coitcreh Powell. an roniaaa
able riders the French family Lc
Groh remarkable aerobaile contor
tioulies' lhc slaynlan an Arabs ner.
"a hooson and isBelic Victoria. won.
dsfiui wire jhncrfp Beatrice sueo,
hN ihe shiri.i sls gifli ,he otawo
Continued .r p.. 80.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-30
A mericdn Wins
Olympic Medal

Heverloo. 6elai0ra, Juiy 3d. Corr
~sancer Carl T. osburn of the Unite
states nsvy. today won tho Olympic
irciyiduai target shooting co~S pet.
ten with army rifles At distance
Q. 300 rsetren IN standing position
e+is scorc was 50 ogt Of pcsslbs
sixty,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-30
DRIVER on N. ". MOTOR
CAR KILLED ~ CRASH

Denison. Tex. Jaiy 30 &c 4 Ham
iiton of Dallas. driver ~ tho Frisco
nosor car, which coilidcd with q
gasoline truck yesterday AZ Dorysea-
ter near here de das a result of his
injuries received when the tank of
gas erxplodea The driver 0f the truck
was killed instantly Abou, twenty
'ras2enxerp on The motor car were
burned when the wrec kage was en-
ycloped in flames after the expo
Fion Several of them arr IN serious
condition
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-30
WI iItAi 10 aiAI me-
VOTE 10 \Illi Nk

aulphaf. Okla July 30 Tha aen
asorlai campaign tn thla county II
afisk, second oniy 70 the county cam
pAigp During tho paas week tas
consressionol eampalxu ia ~ riuh
district haa commanded lhn attention
~ voters Murray county wll siss
= biz vote % Niblaek ou his opea
shop platform Tho people hero arc
well acquainted wlth opcn shop prln
clplea and they apvla8d the candidate
who has come out clean clear aud
dlsilnc, on tho issue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-30
WHAT "1cKED ovFp
THE WIRE DURING DAY

Washington Approval ~ three
new loans 70 railroads aeasogatlre
fik.|'tee9 sas anuouncod =, tae
Interstate r1mVfrco commission
Gresnwieh Copn Jim Barns.
western open eolf champion. suil
WIS fadipg Tee neli IN tho Metro
ho'ltau hilo event hls thirty sls hole
total of fa91 being Quo stroke be,.
itr Than Win McFarands of rc,4
Washington
Philadrlnhla Fire among aest
N' factories buildings caused damage
estimated st $50 600 and lniuree sis
flremen
Louisville ky Fiat ngst..
close decisions and naarriot which,
wins Hubdued ny police featured ~
eight 20 seven victory Cor Louis, 1.e
cver N Paul
Jackson. Mich Deputy ihefif
Harry wofdcn was Instantly kl.pd
Deputy Sheriff Knti Wna wouuaei
and two alleged bandits wore shot IN
taiiie between sheriila officers aaa
q RanF ~ robbers
--LeaferT0fih. kans Brent Dow
ANlnnon of Chicago serving i've.
year term IN the Leatenworib fodArt
81 prison for draft evasion. wAs ~
leased Ny uperiai ordcr n iha wny
rrrnrfmcnf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-30
SMALL GROCER mn
~. SUGAR uO,RD

New fors Jnly 70 A i.essea.
proprietor ~ small grocery stora
today 10 under sentence ~ tpo Years.
~ the Atlantis penileallary hayist.
been found guilty * violation N th=
section ~ tbo Lever act praYldinx
against boarding fnodataffn
Evidence WAS produced IL this tast
70 shos that Lesson had hsoaei.I
uiofN tran 5000 pounds N sugar
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-30
WILKINSON ~ ~IAII TIT
.A>ixAtiu> tn1t~ Mi>
~ pl~tnitI ~ 10
nlu,I> ~ MINIS
ST ; .M[NT is MADE
DF MEMS CONDITION
ult i~ Mi>iH~ nm >Ui
ai Ot Ani DIAL iN~i
n III. MAXIM. ONLY
So N>D SIS WIN
~ ~l.Ntk SEASON


Aer,eafssl ialY io.-~-oas sNe@ssns
s,ftAlna u,lnsrs Ia iiliwols avw~ t~s
~Aasa pay spaay aams " snsm ~eFs
penaisssd 80 rsaoh az sA splses be
eassmm 81 sna stftAa hus q waievisY ~
thwm ~sru told ere psnslsY will get
be lmparsa an,li rest psy Gay
csai wam navsr % law a. IN csesFsi
lllguala 80 ac~. opsvstevs deeiaFs.
leaaasfiai and state Institutions sFs
sse.satiy a. me sda~ IN thslr se*l
ssppV.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-30
HARDING OPENS HIS
FRONT DOOR CAMP tI6N

Marion. o.. July so.- Senator
H2rtnEs from, porch campaign Tor
sAe presidency. 10 be opened t0mor-
rvw wth an address N a delegation
frpn Mansfield. Ohio. Is expected 20
get into fun swing during August a.
grvups Of voters from more distant
Eecsions ~ the country begin 10 ar
i've Ia force
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-30

Palestine in the cooperative
groups. working on the lands ~
the Jewish National Fund and la
the group that II developing
Belfouria, The first colony of
ihe American zion Common.
wealth " he concluded ~ am
convinced after two visits 10
Palestine that only through such
a huge disciplined Jewish labor
army, will We be able 10 recon
quer the land of our forefathennlk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-30

Jerusalem. July 30--Ten thou
esnd volunteers. chosen from
veterans of the World War. the
JeWish Legion and skilled work
men. IL enlist ~ oDee for -
months service In Jewish in-
dBstrial army IN Palestine are
necessary for the basic recon
srBrfi0n work ~ the JewiFh
National Homeland, according 10
Bernard A. Rosenblats. president
of the American ZioR COMMON
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-30
ALLIES WILL NOT PERMIT
RED REQUIREMENTS
SHOULD ARMISTlEt Bi.
Slc>tn. POLAND WILL
NOT RI COMPELLED III
DlSARu. NOR WILL
POLAND RE A CIR
MAN BRlDcEIIEAD


L0~eer. gaiy So.--or the nershern
trcnt az fAe Russian PcisN battle
lgre. tre eeasheeSsi nave s2rsarts shs
sersresses rf offcx~sz arc she soles
are failars ease ea LcsTa. ter raNeS
east es Warsaw states Tssursoss's
osfAeAaa Sussas soviet statement re-
eeivrc " wireless toass.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-30
HAND CONCERT TONIGHT
Al FEDERAL PAish

the city hand will play the pto~
gram ehleh appears below ~ fsdsFas
oafk thla evsning. Thn concert ~tli
besip a. sis.
The Marao. Mordis IN Camp sons
Medsly. The psarrlmtnator. March,
llowdy. ruasle diversion; You're
Million Miles from Nowhere; Hons
Kong Gong asmpsr t'idslis March,
rhs blue nlrd. waitts The Mash
March
Ftnsalae band reheaFaala viii %
held narh Monday and rh,maday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-30

kansas CITY. July 30 Another
sharp break occurred on the araia
market today, wheat features dren
ped - cents on uscmsbse asigv
cry from yesterdays closlnu erleas.
at ? esn,s on March December
wheat closing AZ a.ls and Marsh
~ 7.2t
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-30
TWENTY ONE KILLED; MANY
INJURED iss ErpLoslo.

Berlin. Jgiy so,---ryss rty ore work
r-en we're sfFiec and seventy sis se-
ycrely ard ssy slightly injured w the
eypscssor % rsonitsons factory today
al Nyrseher. 60 niles sopth~ess Of
Prague.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-30

wealth. who II now IN Palestine
in the interests ~ 'Balfouria,
the colony ~ the American Zion
Commonwealth
Mr.. ROsenblatt recommends 4
regular army organization with a
general staff 81 three which, AZ 4
Jewish Industrial Commission,
will supervise the work III the
Jewish labor army ID rebuilding
the Holy Land
Our biggest task. once the call
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-30

other agencies " The Zionist On.
ganization
IN addition ~ the construction
~ houses We points ont that such
~ armV would be busted ID pre-
pairing land for immediate settle
nenf, irrigation, differentiation.
sanitation and engineering works
neeessary for the development n
indr'try and commerce..
"1'he nucleus for such an H.
dustrial army Is already IN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-30

n issued Tor volunteers. viii b. IN
sitting ont the applicants aud de-
ferQining upon The 10000 ~ 20, =
he said "Thev could an be ~
cupied IN the one task of building
h0u~ for future immigrants
The army should work only 30
Land belongipg 70 the Jewish ma
'tion, lands secured from the
Palestine government. from the
Jewish National Fund, The Amer.
ican Zion Commonwealth, or
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-30
us. officer Leaps
From Window. Dead

sees Veyk, luly 10 tlsut nsH
Iamle y. ttlensen. 81 sseA leave
gyena ~. Great taxes Naval Frala.
lea static" after rsrVeua beeas
ae~~. sedAy lsApea Frena . wlnaew
" ris beesNsrs aeArsmsns hsrs Hs
MAs klllsd.