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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-03

A team from New Brunswick has
been secured to enter the inter-ctty
bask etball league and this entry
makes eight teams in the new league.
Company u has been secured as the
organization to float the colors of New
brunswick and vicinity and Judging
from their lineup, they should make
some fur fly during the playing out
OF the schedule.
In the lineup Of Company e will be
found Beudinot. French. Runyon, Full
TON, Leach, Dram, Benzoni and Bat
tsrson, The first three named players
were members of Rutgers 1919 foot
ball team, and the Company % or
asanization ~ n whole consists OF play
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-03
7PISS 2EAkER

with ts Harper of the Nationals. 1t is
believed that Dunn would trade Guy
Morton for Harper.
The indians tried hard to land
Dutch Leonard carly last season
when the player was put on the mar
ket. But Detroit got him and Cleve-
land settled down to a right-handed
fight for the flag. At that they might
have won had they played for Lee
Fohl as they did for Speaker. This got
more out of them, late in the season,
but they may have been because the
Indian pitchers were unable to find
themselves until the season was old
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-03
Sport Dolngs
At Y. IA. c. A
Standing in New Tuesday-Friday
Night XOlIey Ball League.


The new Tuesday-Friday volley
ball league in the Y. M. c. A. started
last night with Bawden's team TAX
ing two straight from Comings and
Hanson taking two games from Lee
sons combination. t@e.'
Comings' list of players is as fol-
lows: Comings, r. Johnson, Dawson,
Messenger, Hooker, Pull en- COLDER
get, Black. Letter, Bacillus and Full
ton. tEt+ a#4-r4 ..
Bawden's team: Sharp, Greisen,
Frado, Fish, Wright Henson, L. j.
Reomers, Var Dyke, Olmstead and
Kreyland.
Hanson's team: Nielsen, Westcott.
Madsen, Mcdonald. ~Degenring, Mac
William. Lyon, Fuller, Jose.son and
Dilts.
Lessons team: Seaman, Wood,
Klein, Csipo, Petz, Barnekov, B. Gold
berger. NJ. Klein. Peterson, Jones
md BrieZe.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-03
L THIS OuT--IT Is WORTH MONEY

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this slip
ENCLOSE with &c and mail to Foley & Co.
1885 Sheffield Ave, Chicago, H.. writ-
ing your name and address clearly.
You viii receive in return a trial pack
age containing Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound, for coughs, cold and Group:
and back; rheumatism backache, kid
ney n bladder ailments: and Foley
Cathartic Tablets, 9 wholesome n
thoroughly cleansing c~athartlc. FOR
sluggish obwels. Sold by Barnekoy u
Petz.-AdY.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-03
The MeltingP Pot
Sport News Boiled Down

The card of fights arranged by
the local promoter for next Thurs
day night. shows that real fights
are beginning to be matched for
the local club and the fight fans
will come out in fun strength.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-03
What Ia T,eonard's Weight?

Benny Leonard and Johnny Dun
dee will weigh in at 8 o'clock on JAM
uary 10. the day Of their battle in
New Haven. The conditions for the
fight call for both boxers making 1875
pounds and the question of Leonard's
real weight will be decided at that
time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-03
Tommy Madden Coming Back.

Brooklyn Tommy Madden, who at
one time made quite a rush in the
middleweIght class. has outgrown that
class. and Is training to meet some OF
the light heavyweight contenders.
Madden at the present time weighs in
the neighborhood of 175 pounds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-03

THE LOCAL Z. NJ. c. a. VOL1
LEY BALL TEAM HAVE FINAL
LY HIT THEIR REAL STRIDE,
TAKING SIX GAMES IN \ ROW,
THREE FROM GREENWICH
AND THREE FROM TRENTON.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-03

A numbers of important baseball
deals are In the making and will be
put through before the teams start on
their spring ~trainin~ trip. The Giants
and Yankees are bound to be interest
Ell in at least one deal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-03
Rrltton Reccives Offer.

Jack Britton has been offered con-
siderable amounts to cross the water
and meet the champions of his class
in England.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-03

Giochau and Ray Handerhan, were
the only two players on the Separate
five who offered any opposition to the
Auditorium players on New Years
Day. These two boys are small in
stature, but stand high in ability.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-03

Potty VIII Fight Soon.

Kid Potty. the popular boxer of this
city who retired some time ago, and
who has since decided to return to
the roped arena, win shortly be put on
the card Of the Anboy Sporting Club.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-03
Fulton-Nforan Bout

Fred Fulton's showing against
Frank Moran at the Newark Sports
mems club on Januay -, will decide
Fulton's right Of singing challenges
at Jack Dempsey for a return fight
for the heavyweight title.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-03

Schrinpf
Britton Meets Alhcrts

Jack Britton, the welterweight
champion, will meet Johnny Kid Al
berts IN an eight round bout at the
Bayonne A. A. on Tuesday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-03

There was a great deal of basketball
In this city on New Years afternoon:
Three games in the Auditorium and
one game in the Y. ii. c. 4.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-03

Harvard's victory over Oregon in
football on New Years Day, shows
that the East is apparently stronger
than the Western colleges team this
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-03

The showing Of the PAGER Big Five
players on different teams in the Au-
ditorium on Thursday afternoon and
their showing against the crack
Morristown team on Thursday night,
points 10 the conclusion that they will
be able contenders for The county
title.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-03

Who were the local men who In
quired In Springfield, IN. J.) for a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-03

the fighting game here for future
shows and it is understood that some
large amounts will be offered in order
to bring to Perth Amboy mG Of
championship calibre.
In the three eight-round bouts next
Thursday night Charley Weinert will
meet Jack Clifford of Brooklyn: Tom
my Touhey of Paterson and Johnny
Bedell will fight and in the third
Willy Murphy of Staten Island and
Harold Farese. the New Jersey feath-
erweight champ, will class.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-03

telephone. and were taken to be rob-
bers2
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-03
YsM Anita Stewart in
Her Kingdom q Dreams

Strand Theatre, Monday. Tuesday and Wednesd4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-08
CUBS WOULD PLAY
PRACTICE GAME HERE
Chicago National TeeIn Would
Have Exhibition. High Time
To 0rgunixe Local
Nine

Frank Kelley s onv 90 he 'n04
ardent bali fans IN the city "Onlh
RE should have good team ihls enll-
msr. said he We have the mater
lal here. our az the Rotary Lions
and chamber OF Commerce bodies We
could organize sffong icaH. !
think the town has stood in her owu
light. or rather the organization that
speaks for her ln not lryinE iotgei
number 81 the hlg league clubs here
for spring train nF Az least eight
Oklahoma towns have annexed biz
teams for sprine training Here we
have The grounds. the wafer. and IN
fact more advantages than other Oh
lahoma towns a little pep could have
landed some ot these clubs here. but
fear Il Is TOO iate now The big
teams leave from twenty-five 20 Efiy
thousand dollars In the cities 10 whica
they train personally know the
managers OF the Chicago Cubs The
cubs are IN training in pasadeni.
from there they will 30 20 Okmalge'
The managers want to pass up Okla
iahoma City and put In Two days at
snihrie. A lille effort viii get shis
club here for two days But ~ course
arrangements must be speedily made
and local nine orsanlzed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-08
WIRE FOR 5000 PUTS
C0NM[WAr N CLEAR


Here 4 a dram for ssic9 Ss said
n J Conneway. Guthrie banker this
pas ny court fine. aud ouxhf 10 D.
free.
"rhe drafi .s 10 cash. ,sld ceuasy
Attorney nsnwiddle a nay he re
pnasatrd. we must have tas caAh
coaneaay had e~sa brought 10
Guthrie from oklahoms vliy and was
in sho custody % Deputy Harrington
Lock him up said Nnwiddi
Some ~ connvwAy's friends infer
fered Thls Is raiiroAdlns. they
said. else she mau chance
coaneway was placed ln Nci 'ioi
mans chair az the Firsi Nasioual
hank
THAT drafl win be- paid, said Con.
nrway
-l'niess sho tine is paid ~ 5 o'cioea
Iil 80 10 the pen he adaed
"Conneway sent q ~lrc TO bis bro.
iheF in kansas Then foe Two hours
hc sat in Holman's chair writing
Al two minutes 10 FIVE "nii Kid F"
the AGED messenger boy. showed ap
at the hank
The drstt will he cashed." read
the wlffEfam
"A thank YOU. said connewny. az
he walked out to catch a traction car
for Oklahoma City
Conuesay was fined 5000 and
costs IN district courts on an ombsa-
element case Re forgot about ihe ~
days IN which "a make good sAtaf-
day was the last day There q am
other case pending against Come
way IN District court. hich, elll
be dismissed il is said
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-08
URGES EXPLOITING OF
C|TY'S CURATIVE WATERS
Citizen Thinks One Year should
BE Given To Work Of
Letting the People
Know

= heartily second the pfoposal that
wo 40 something towards exploiting
The resources 40 have rather than
fylnr 20 those w. wot naifOf said
a citizen. today. ~ ls fasorifr pas.
time TO load up The hopper wifA innk
and set nothing out ~ il speak
particularly noW ~ the tsfN house
and the nineral watefs Nr have q
wonderful thlnE n these medltlnai
waters. and why ~ ahoalA sli hnpine
~ ~ and DO nothing towards intro
docinF them 70 The country a. . whole
u exaspefating to say ite least.
There d nothing better than tHe
Guthrie waters ~ Mineral Wells Ter
a.. ciAremore. Frsnch I.iet or West
naden. Indiana. o. an 81 the German
Or Iiasafisn spns Our waters rraiiy
cure There arr hundreds ef insian-
ees of cures 81 rheumatism and -.
fsfna. iiatha and afiakinn tho naisr
does iho business. believe ne The
suKsoailon that 80 pa the railroad
fare of iusalhis - NOT epilandlsa at
ali. n D. matter of business Here
we have a fins bath house and free
waters. eith cures IN them. flowlnk
out ~ the Kronnd and we 40 nothing
10 cash them into money : think lhs
organized bodies here could DO noit-
log better II they soald iay or gvsry-
thing else Cor one yeaf snd devote
their energies and mon y 20 The eka
plotting OF our mlnefnl wAtsrs Once
established as cife. there Nstefs
would brlng IN q better and more sur
sianilai incomes than a stfinE 81 oil
weils Osi gives ouf These waters
are here 20 stay
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-08

TELLS TALE Or THOUSAND
AND SECOND N|eHT'
aiRi.~ FATHER ~ ~ Itu-
MY NiiAr hpll\ u istNk-
lltlItR ~ ~ tutll-
ilA. lll.lN ~ xiun.-
nnn .nnn

Nee Yefk March > A laln a ne
thsunana Aa1 aevaua alshs" waa ,olt
IL New yafk today vs. lien uAhom~s.
~ho proclaimed Amsrlf shlek %
Aeahin ana hyo,heF ef fhe Amir ~
iisdias
tlea Mshamet arrived here iadsS
NHh AK "felalnera illa mis4lsS.
hs naiA was wnrii wlie AeaFeh faF
ssAfi rark n Actress wha sha nhrlk
declared SIS pliEhisdN a. marry the
amir
aan. afeettlnn 10 ren Mahomef.
was laai eswn 10 canAiAaiinpple lalh
lnH ~ q saltnF trum An Ameflesn war
shlp whifa hsa rut lasn that port
Hos lhe rsfAish mali eas able 70
escape he xlsllsscr % hsr nuFse lonn
enough 20 hold conversation wss not
explained ~ the AFahiaa cAlefiaa.
bus ansr this mreilnw a seems, aaFl
disappeared
llef father liadahlsmo sflevsi far
he loss % ha dauvhisr whe waa
tnowu lhe length ana breadth ~ Tug.
boy far her beantY and e.nFflv aud
seem ~ died leaving her Nlon .noo
oad lIadthlsma ~as In Turkey. AZ.
snfdlns % nan Mshumei eflAe n0ssa.
fsilsf la IL Amsfira-
N'hsa d waa eonaldsssg esttesn
thal Aar hat LETT hrr Hailvw lana.
either voluntary ~ with an ahdsrler.
The arir T. sald 70 have asked the
brnther whs studied ~ Cambridge
university Ia Eneiand. % search tho
waFld for her and 10 snaFa na az.
ptps~ Prom Turkey ,he ahslh vent
a. Frsnee. thence % ilalv and Tan.
Kefs ana fiHailt sei san Zoe lha New
World. arrivals ln Nsv York via Ilsi.
iias Hen Aahems, annoaneed that
if dnieellseu he hAid failed him ~
~pnii appeal 90 me Kuv~Fumeat IN
washnrton ani learn shat shlp "a
ras that louched a cansianunopis
anon after TIE arniisilee whsn asfi
anapfeagrd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-08
GOOD ROADS, BETTER MAR
KETs AND MINERAL WATERS
Among Civic Issues That Should
Be Pushed To the Pore
In Town Un-
building

Al a recent meeting Of the Cham
Der OF Commerce different members
vera asked what they Thought were
among The best things 10 agi,at~ In
behalf of the city
John Dean said broad advertising
OF mineral waters. Elberi Burton said
good roads and road repairs. chas,
Olson spoke for better markets
Chas. seely advanced tho cause oi
the building and loan associations
Rector nudlong OF Trlnity church.
asked for more athletics for young
men. Superintendent Peak urged a
junior hish school
Various other suggestions were Of.
fored and duly recorded
In The matter OF junior hieh school
Peak WOULD vote bonds 10 buy grounds
for new building on Noble and
Broad The suggestion was made as
10 the feasibility of the cotleral
school for junior hirh purposes
Olson urges tho construction Of an
independent cotton gin here. and n
depcdent cotton buyers "Too puch
riffle about markets" said Olson "is's
easy 10 talk. hut nobody has offered
to advance any mazuma thus Ear TO
make good markets the way TO make
markets is 10 get the GOOD viii OF the
country people aud those living IN
small towns and 10 set prices here
on an even scale Unless the buying
prices are right nothing can be done
on the selling side
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-08
CUPID TAKES MOTOR
RIDE TO K|NGFIsH[n
And Jumpe Ont Of the Car
on the Way Back Home.
a Marriage and a
Divorce

Paul Van Hoover aud Miss Thclma
ponnelley took a motor ear ride east
of the city last July
Lets 70 90 klngflnhef. said Paul
I'm Tor g." WAS tho reply
Arriving al Kinefiehof. Paul said
Let's gct married
"Oul. oul. was the reply
A license wa procured and ron-
isicr hunted %. A marriage cere-
mony was performed Twenty min
utes later the newly welded pair
vac en- route 90 Guthrie
= think we've made mistake
said Paul.
Perhaps We were hasiyv said
Thelma
The next day Paul was taken sick
That was August 2 Since that date
hr has been confined to HE bed 4
few weeks ago he was able io st NJ
Dr Petty notes rapid Improvement IN
pauls health and says he ell soon
be able 90 be out
Six weeks ago hla wife filed suit
for divorce in district court J ,
Iilldreth was her attorney Ihr
charge of cruelty was alleged
Saturday the case came 90 tor
hearing before Judge swank Mrs
Van Hoover and her mother w"fe Ia
attendance II court A decree ~ A.
yofce Was granted by tho court, he
same 10 become absolute IN months.
Tho wife did not ask Tor the restoFa
ilon Of her maiden name and The suii
was not contested by the husband
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-08
PARTY SENTIMENT RATHER
CHEERS <ERAE M NAN
ftNORI\c LIGHT WINE
AND Rittt>
PEOPLE IN EAST
BELIEVE IN LIBERALISM
NEW E<GLt<DERS HAVE
REGARD ron WEST, HOW
ENER. WHERE THY
KNOW. BO<E-DRIEs
PREVAIL
euLLerIN

Washington, March s--Lesalisy cf
several portions OF tie enforcement
act a. we'll as tire general question of
the eous,itu,ionatiy of tie peohlbi.
tion amendment 70 the constitution
were involved In arguments set for
todsy In the Supreme Court. The
question OF oorstitutionality is iasoIv !.
ed In the original proceedings brought
BY state of Rhode Island 10 have the
amendment declared invalid and It's
enforcement enIolred. In presenting
their arguments attorneys for Rhe 1e
Island expected 20 be joined by New
Jersey, whose attorney general had
been instructed 70 ask permission 10
bring similar Proceedings and partl-
eipste IN the arguments.
In setting TODAY fer hearing the ar
ovments. the court did so with the
idea of sspeditine a settlement of
the whole prohibition question and of-
fieials expect an early decision.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-08
Negro COnfeSseS
In Death Cell
To Three Murders

Eooysilee. KY. March s.--wilI
Loekett, negro slayer OF the little
Hsrdman eirl ten years old. and
central figure in riots at Lexington
on February 10. oonfesses here to-
day OF staying two other persons.
and probably n third. and another
attempt OF murder. loekett's vie
Tins. he told Warden Chiffon In the
death cell at the penltensiary. was
white woman he attacked ard xii.
led in illinois In 1912. a ncgro worn-
an who he assaulted, choked and len
for dead In Evansville. Ind. IN 1917.
and another OF whom he wat un-
certain as 20 color. he straneied
and assaulted IN Camp Zachary
rsylcr. louisville. ky.. in February,
10. 1919. while he was in the army.
lookett is sentenced 20 die in the
elscfric chair March ~. for the
murder of the littde Hardmsn girl.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-08
WHAT TrcKED OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

t.buden A csrtgai New 49,
Patch from fierlin repsgtsd lagss
forces N haisheyls had hefsn ss
offsns'vo against ne rulsn Ia n. pti.
fst resion The roits rseofisf a.
saeoiy had been repulspa wia hsssy
lnsses
Paris fhs nllied rapfems enan.
eil eailed a. extraordinary msefinr e
lhe lrsaus ~ aalions exreuflsf eean.
~ IN rsrls March 3. 10 dlseasf ssat.
lHs an lnvestlsatlng eommhlev 70
Hasaia under control ~ The ieaxuc
Nsw York wllllam q urkass
ftiierafsd h'a determination at -
prrmif hi. name 10 b. usef - saa.
didafe IA ~ rfsslscutial pFtmarf "a
evofHis
The ltarle Ths ffsg saame<<
~ the Daieh parliament setrf 80
Holland 70 ashore 20 - lsss1s "a
nations The second ehsmsss ssfs
ready voted faxofably.
New Orleans 49, Wal er RaKk~ *
Detroit. onen xolf ehamp,au. n = 49,
Liant rally. defeated In usrass ~
81. t.os's. western opea s1saploa sss
up In ~ hales
Old f'olnt comfori. ya-r1n
Chambsfisln hotel. famoaH a. = srw~.
81 resort destroyed - fFa >xs
inoen whether there waa ar .s~<
81 iife Prnfefty fsm4xs efssef q
f1oo 90 % 81 oee oeo
-Muskoae~ Ths exs~slss rna.
mittee ~ the Amsrlean lsa4a. g.
cldsd 10 ogposs he prl4asef - .ss
eoasress fsr eanas To- lsresf .sss.
ies men bat endorsed ef.er.s - ss-
llevs fhe needs scitlsrs
~Sew Yofk rn~ Am~<.n.m
sehooner IA n poaxlss. shsxa a..
eaed - pssstsEfts f-rn - es1o,< =.
sunk or tke fsfsss n4sf 49, c..
man submaftas sas 49, sze-s1 - -
erew f<e mt,~s oH - nx.~s~s
carea
-Tulsa - zr~sr-a : ...c.. 90.
zdops>t slsaeaa1s ai - r<n.-< -
soisd - 49, II f-~~l 1aa,hnsx -.
hTsfift =rn=sr ~il ~ A.. .>nr11
= 9nt casnf 1.ahsf 49,
-ai.puTsiiR = n,~~,ne q .k-,uvt-
60 ts.N,st ueaie%~s n ~ ss.zo~ III
- 1sia e. FAszh'a<ue n6sesl -. 4
szs.aie ~ <..s-ss<f ernu. zunrro1,n
Es4sslin ffnlszr. u<soon<I ~~ur-1's q =.
- Anrossne-a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-08
~wErs" WILL FIGHT HARD
TO WIN REPEAL

Washington. March S.--tspecioi) ,
While there Is no diminntion OF en-
ihusiasm or lack OF effectiveness on
the part OF soyernm en-, officials who
are charged with the enforcement, OF
tie prohibition laws. Il Is. neserihe-
less, fact thai considerable part OF
the Wilson administration looks with
favor unon the fo- called wet wave
which II sweeping the eastern sea
board.
The prohibition question seems
every now and then to supefeede
all other phases OF political discus
sion. and II is no secret that. were
It not for q fear Of wha, havoc VII.
lam Jennings BRYAN might wreak
at the San Francisco convention. the
agitation begun by Governor Ed
wards OF New Jersey would get more
enthusiastic support from demo-
cratic leaders who control delega-
,ions and who are thoroughly wet"
Western democrats. however. are
advising caution. They even argue
the merit OF prohibition as affecting
their states. how the peniieutiaries
have been emptled and the retail
merchants have prospered. but this
sort OF argument makes little effect
on the thirsty men Of the east who
Dc not see why. under liberalixa-
.tion OF prohibition laws. the same
civic objects could not be attained.
Advise Caution.
For one thing. none Of the "wcts"
in the administration has even a
friendly word 10 say for the saloon
That they declare. Is gone for gooa.
Nor do they champion the cause of
whisky. But they insist thar some
sort Of beverage. like light wines or
tcontl.sed on PAGE s. Col }
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-08
Russian, In The
Dumps Tries
To Bump" Oft

Alien pvb1nxky 10 alive ,oasy. eSs
Il is net his tsuH tss sought death
BY the peison route ard seisesea
beaussfm Msners Wells PARK ~
ths place Bot pssssrs-ts rescued
him. FASTENED hlm 90 sne ''fsrst
alo- and the doctors dis the rest
rhat vas SUNDAY afternoon. To-
day ne - resting easy.
he sad ne hso become dsspon.
dent. ard when the weird seemed
20 be the blacklist % hirs tried 70
commit suicide BY taking rough or
rata. Fortunately ne ransa tnis
with milk ard dld not oct full re
suits Of the pslson. Though ne
was in a critical eensltier, MS phy
sseians. Or c. :. Petty and Or. Louis
u. Ritrhoupt say he will rseoser.
He says that he has a happy home.
= wife ard two children. ana is a
Russian Jew b. hlrsh. Nls mother
ana other family relatives live IN
Risa. Russia.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-08
French and
Italians Occupy
Constantinople

Paris. March e-ccnstsrsinopie is
actually oeeuple1 by allied troops
under provisions Of the srmistlee.
u 10 Pointed out by the Petit
psrisien this morning. which says
that city 10 headquarters OF General
Franehet p'Esperay ard there are
in the city about $4,000 or 5000
French troops.
In addition. there are IN constan-
tinople cne regiment Of Italians and
> battlion OF British troops and
there are other British forces in the
region Of the straits.
a British division is spreading
over Anstoiis between seutsri ard
erusz. while the French Rave =
division IN Western Thraee. tire
ee~spsper says
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-08
FRENCH L0ssEsi ~
GAi.NIA n .iNE>

Paris, March rfeneh LOSSES In
unllrh from the end ~ January -
she fifteenth ol fehtuafy. Which IN
cludea the period dnfinx Nhlch Dc.
orders occurred AZ Mataah we're laS
Killed, g91 wounded aud iAi missing
according 20 The Temps fosses ~
French retulara aud native troops afe
lneiudcd IN these fifufen
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-08
Short Cuts To
Home Mems

fav Naaks oasftstie ~in Al
tAe a = shutsh raesdsl nlmht ~seA
mlflh falefs q yuv msss i Yoa ultl
ai>s = sfvst seia " tFseu ieaas
fbls a : elsA ,,heel beaeIig
rea rs ~orla saia elu WeAhl
ioslas teAi AanaAs 80 tha sal.is i
AafcA h that thls neu sh taun
ever ttpef.susva Tasse eaa ite tp
ssate ep - ghe seaaitf slsh saa seeA
vrsissg ~ 10 hill gpsna suau
bird frusea % asaiA eu the hsll gop ln
West cushfls Nss ~. ahe hlils haa
al aafrvaasfvd ara the hgpohs wnsa
tfpsrn Ger iH say shst wvrp
Many old ilne irisass u ~ lsss
Neheft i.o~sFy ~ho die4 ai his hsme
- saltwater Nlinwinx pasAiytlo
.sFoAn Saturday. ~tll attena Ma taa
ersl TUESDAY sFicFnoaa q, had
many warm personal r. here
wAo hesrd % hls aeaia = mash
safio~ he vas aol ha -
nasur said Harry Affer Gay
Empinyea ng tho f.fuall III the
enant, ottssts AZ the stt h0use
worked under difficulties Il nara
ma. practically All of thsm mn
and utrrvaata SUD hpsnea litils
ilFe the Iow kaA pressure Hrle.i
illgh aeAeel aud seNsfal the
efadri sshoola we've dlsmisss ths
mefnlnf
~ehoAl basrd memhsfa Afr nfnf
inr on niahlnt q change IN me heat
lng arraaxemen, Al lhr SEVERAL soheoi
hnlidluEs 4 haa been demonstrated
TIA, eaa ~iii not be- adequate nest
yeat and cnal ~ firl oil eiil have ioI
be substituted
Cnmmnn schools af ste rnants
wnl benefit from shc fine and costs
paid into cnnrt b. v } conneway.
Saturday Tho money viii b. appoF
sionei between tho sily ashoala and
those ~ the enunty