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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-21
.- MEMPHIS SIGNS UP X.
 TWO NEW PLAYERS

Memphis. Tenn. March 20.-(Spe- cial.)-Two new players were admitted into the fold of the ChicSasaws today. They are Robert Lynn semi-pro out fielder from Detroit, Mich. and E. w Hale. infielder and former star foot ball, baseball and track man at Mis- sissippi College. Clinton. Miss.
 Lynn comes recommended. by Muddy Ruel, former Memphis catcher. Hale voluntarily came herAto work out and his showing was so impressive that Manager McCloskey signed him to a contract this afternoon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-21
DETROIT MEN WILL
 OWN CLUB OUTRIGHT

Detroit Mich. March 20.-The own ership of the Detroit Americans will in a few days rest entirely with De- troiters. it became known here today with the announcement that John Kel- sey and Walter Briggs. Detroit manu- facturers1 were to acquirts the interest in the Tigers held by the Yawkey es- tate of New York. One thousand shares are involved at a price said to be in excess of $500.000.
 Frank J. Navin will continue as resident and as part of the pending, deal will acquire fifteen sharesS bring ing his holdings to a half interest or 1000 shares. Hugh Jennings will continue as manager of the team.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-21

Estes is the clearing house for every branch of the building industry, and if you wish we can put you in touch with skilled craftsmen for any job you wish done. This cited just to show the scope of Estes service to home owners and prospective home builders. Just call-that's all.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-21
s
 TriialIsSet
 ForApril3
By Associated Pres.

By Associated Press
 San Francisco, March 20,-Jack Demp- sey worlds heavyweight champion, and his manager, Jack Kearns, pleaded not guilty today before Judge Bean in the United States district court when ar raigned on charges of conspiracy to evade the selective draft act Their preliminary hearing was set for April g.
 The two men appeared later before Francis Krull, United States commis- sioner, and furnished bonds. Dempsey for s2,O0O and Kearns for S1,oOe
 They were indicted by the federal grand Jury February 2. One indictment ac- .cused them of conspiracy in preparing a False claim of dependency for Dempsey, and a second charged Dempsey with evasion of the draft act
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-21
LEE LEADING HERE
 IN OUTDOOR MATCH

The B. A. C. Rifle Club shot the sixth match of the indoor league matches this week and made a score of 993 out of the 1 ,OOO This was several points better than they did last week, and this was desired on account of the fact that Boston chai- lenged the local club tO shoot them a match, taking the scores of the sixth match for totals. The members believe that this total will win the match with Boston.
 T. K. Lee, 200; J. o. Moore. 199; Person
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-21
May We Help With the New Home?

We have the largest mill and lumber yard south of the Ohio and are prepared to furnish every thing needed to build you home that will be a tribute to the designing skill of the architect and the honest workmanship, of the men who do the building.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-21
LITERARY GENTS IN
 PINEHURST CONTEST

Pinehurst, N C.. March 90.~-(Special.)-- Francis Ouinet arrived at Pinehurst to- day and entered for the North and South Amateur Championship Tournament Lit erary gents loomed large in today's honor list The days winners of prizes and laurels including Clinton Scollard and Edgar A. Guest the poets, and Holwothy Hall, the author.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-21
HARTMAN. NEvARI
 IN BOWLING LEAD

Peoria, March 2o-The lead changed in the two men event at the American Bowling Congress here today when J. Nevari and A Hartman of Chicago rolled irto first place with score of 1,2oS. They replaced O. Whitehead and Grubb, St. Louis and A. Schultz and F, Haack. Sheboygan. tied for the honors for sev- craI days with 1,257.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-21
CUBBAGE ASSISTANT
 AT VIRGINIA TECH

Blacksburg Vaa March 20.-( (SpeciaL)- A wire was received today from Stan ley B. sutton. head coach at Virginia Tech, saying that Benjamin c. Cabbage of Penn State, had been selected by him as assistant football coach for next year Cabbage was one of the mainstays of the crack Penn State eleven last season and is regarded by football au- thorities generally as one of the great est linemen in the grid game today.
 When Coach Bernier accepted the di- rectorship of athletics at the University of Alabama several months ago it was decided by the Tech athletic council that reorganization of the coaching system would be effected at an early date.
 The athletic council announced mat : Fl. L. Mathers, of Penn State, had been selected xack coach for the coming sea son. He comes highly recommended by Hugo Bezdek. manager of the Pittsburg
 Pirates and head coach at Penn State He will report for duty April l. This should give him ample time to polish up the Tech squad for the South At lantic games to be staged early in May
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-21
CY LARGER IS SOLD
 TO COLUMBUS CLUB
By Associated Press

Memphis, Tenn, March 20.-Announee- ment was made tonight that 'cy'' Bar ger, pitcher and formerly manager or the Memphis tSouthern Association) Club. had been sold by Memphis to Columbus of the American Association.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-19
tON'~ ti.IH ron HANDING
~ NUfI on i01 TO ~

Dayton. q ua - IA atws
sese taken s~lay "a u Alnnsr ElyaA
iy ssHupn t0f nlemhefa uF shc kt~an
il club ~ Dayton. senafpf Harding
revotsed i0s Yoses - As tof Governor
sox anx IA mmtWueF ~ the M
wAutm club Other tsaunefatir rap
dldatra voted pa Fug state and na
tionAl offices fussitud muFs vpsps
thnu Cox waa given w Ms seIlas
eiub members. eAo#k ~ wnam arr
eloae bnalnp4s friends ana neIaiahora
IT lhe Democratic candidate Williams
l'akral )esnoag4ass coaKfensloual
caudIaato. fag eaainplr. r4~lv~d ~.
~ 10 votm uNfe thau fos % ~
Tor Roy Fitzgerald. Republican anti
laAaue candidate tog congress,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-19
Rl1 NINE >lIslkE REII<S,
tloND GEORGE II Msits<S
COZ NIRN III ty<l~n
FIGHT; STRIKERS
AItE llRM
MILLION MEN OUT;
INDUSTRIES ARE IDLE
SYMPATHETIC STRlkE or
RAILWAY NORkERS TO
RI VOTED ON NEn<E>-
DAY: nan On COAI.
SELLING


Londcn, Oct Tss~-rremisr Lloyd
George VAS expected to make aeela,
atoms to-day at tire opening 81 shs
session cf the British parliament rela.
tive 70 the situation resulting from
fAe strike Of coat miners which be.
gkn on Saturday. ard measures taken
by the government 10 meet she crisis.
Lahortte members u shr hevse ~
eonraors hsss been for several days
ir conference WITH leaders of the
miners federation and other great Il.
bor organizations ard London ~as
hcpsfui that they had reached somr
oecssicn which would tend 70 hrln9
about solvton ~ questions that
brought about the wAikout % the
eoal dia0srs
Premier Lloyd George has declared
himself ready tc tight the battls 10
: finish II il taxes all winter.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-19
HIGH SCHOOL LYC[UM
COURSE OPENS OCT. Il
Davis Light Opera Company Will
Re Opening Attraction At
First NJ 4 Church;
Course Is Strong One

The firs, number 81 The hssh seaosi
lscsam course viii be gwen al the
Methodist cAnrcA "Wednesday Oct
.ssa A most attractive progFAsa
als Ne offered nv The Davis LAges
Opera company The splendid cois.
psny Is one a TIA best Il Us ksnd
~ tlse Hceun field,
The course this year IL vey
strong ore Over sisea j. heine -,
beaded IN order 10 parnish the sss-
deats e ~ hleh school and gae pfo
pie 81 GnshFae wholesome entertain.
nnsnt Season tickets wsH soon se
On sale fer she entire conrse j, Is
necessary sos 5 large number q SCI
son tickets to BE- sold in order 20 ee
sinaaciaily safe
The second number 81 the course
comes November 2srd ard viii ee
given BY 10 Chicago Opersiic com
3sanv This company is composed of
sour artists. WHO give dell1h'ial
erensng Of operate selection Their
froersm have ple.sed hunlTcds q
bearers.
On January 18th. Dr. Erans wall
give one Of ais famous lectures
The Zeaeser qnavteste will appear
March End. and the course wili eloSe
with recital program hy Aloart
fdndantsf and his company Mr.
1Sncquiet 81 one q Americas lead
ing sencrs His work for the Edison
T,eogle ssss earned for him a national
reputation II will BE- rare tfeat
70 hear him.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-19
League of Nations
Day to Be
Legal Holiday

Oklahoma City. Oct ie.--ln nro-
eisrstion issued here to-day. Coy. y.
3. A. Robertson. acting under the
power and authority Invested In rim
hy law and the constitution of the
stsse cf Oklahoma. designated Sur
day. October "a, League of hstions
Day. TO be observed throughout tns
state.
The governor IN his proclamation
sske6 all men and women In the
state. in whose hands ls the keeping
cf the nation. 70 meet in their homes
and other places. ard. with con.
science void of partisan rsncer. "de.
dicsse themselves TO right and right
cue solution o. the grave problem thst
ecrfrorts our beloved country"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-19
COAL MINERS STRIKE
Wit RE TO a FINISH

London. Oct 70 England foak a
step backward toward war conditions
today as the first Visible feNa'i 81
the s'oppage - work at all coal miner
wltA TIE walk oas "A million mgrera
Emerrency orders were issued hy ~
Board of Trade, directing that sll
electric siTns and store windows
should be darkcnea so conserve coal
Other orders ISSUED - The board lew
er The quality Of Kas. limit the uso
of gAs and electricity for power. limit
coal purchases for household con
sumption 10 one hundred pounds q
week. forbid fhe sale OF coal 70 Der.
sons havlng supply of more than
half ton on hand. and restrict she
use u coal for Industrial purposes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-19
TAFT SAYS COX IS
A sH|FTY POLITICIAN
But He Admits the League Ia
Good and Should Ne
Adopted With
Reservations

Fort Huron. Mich. oct - Fa'
mer President wHlhm y futs saea'
inE hnrn laws n1slH, aaHd that W. wms
convinced that majority cs sFn pFsf
s,lo of lhn country lleslgrd aaeeNance
~ reservations and unsranee lnsa tas
Inawen ~ Nations
Governor gNx, she formef lfe~f
dent ds~laFvd "a shiliy FeasieiAn.
backed hy tho woiA despitn hle dfy
prnnomueanenls nafAune lte wesA
know hp " shelf man HAmaal tlump
ora was supimrinK MF t'ux ne sail.
IN the huge % helng ahlc % eantaue
thu aAmo authoflss w. haa suiaYel
under shu wilNnn admlulssrntlaa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-19
rnI~lni>T 0t AMERICAN
HA>hIis~ s~SOIsIIn>
Illl.~ OI mot ntE
BtstNfi> tN Al
ANn l. mon
II> ttisl
BETTER WORKING !. lN0|-
T|ONs ESSENTIAL | PEACE
SAYS PASSAGE on TRANS
punTAIIuN Att NNs M
nitsr tI>ANttAI VT
IOny; PRODUCTION
NOM NRnNI PM
utN DAYS

Washington. oct % fssaaeslau Gf
fadetel insea. s'pepefestan uf tht
taukees lu Solving the pFuhlsma II
gna ralltuAas aHa eruueusy III xuvvFn
mrnt ana pglvato expenditures wsFw
nr9ea in The anuuat report u IsieH
Ata i Ilawm. President ef the ssner
sran nankerA Association. which wAn
presented tuaav At thn upeninw
elun II The association h era
tlon
Other recommendations MAIDS
Mv iiawnm were tnas me TFauap
slun AZ he amnuavd ~ That banA
ana haslnesa men gaaid becanse a.
reetura ~ railroads that agrleuliaFa
ANA garelwu lFaaa BE- eneaaf#emd sNd
thas Atapa Nv taken IL revsHys thA pFva
ans Industrial unrest.
Taking 90 ihu tax aHeallee, Nf
igAwus saA the necd was net anlY
tor reduction a. ged~rai 1asaM hut
atsu far noas earwfut aupsFvlaioa "
tho expenditures AZ tho pfoeeeis II
tho taxes
A slogan recently coined he Aald.
'la Appaalgns Marr business IN Nov
nfnmuuts leas 90eeFnmeut In puai
ness
Mr lfawna declared Haal "ao ttk
staslf ahonla Interfere with shw ae
gamiatian III wealth. nr the dnvWIop'
A-Faafs
(fsonftutt.1 an - "a y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-19
Omsk Is Mop Headquarters of Red Army In Russia


London. osz- .is.-Oznsx Siserfs.
formerly she anti -fsoIsbesik hesdquzf-
tess os the late Admiral Kolehak has
heen TRANSFORMED into Bohshevsss
headquarters sezt u The sosies eos.
s~azeut for al Siberia. cf.iery b. the
nse Il red 5ssntsng red pain; and red
f,rosagsD1a. pzmYhiess ard g,os,srs
Fvfnsss in saoecow and sent 70 ~.
a,essa.
yew x;rs@< ssgnz, featuring Bo.sbvtk
nxznerslature. new hero5c street arch.
50 ard monuments oonNtFFzssd ~
WOOD ard rzizsst red are TIE changes
Eso<ed 81 Tse Aesocsasssa Press cor
respondent 1-ho recently eroeesd RaS-
STA.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-19
WANT To KNOW HOW
To SAVE ON GAS?
Public Demonstration ON Gas
Conservation and Waste Made
Clear To All. Thursday
Afternoon. City Hall

hi sieN ~ lhr lmpenalns fuM
shorsaep. the uugtrle Gas coma ans
in conjunction Vie she Chamber %
couuerce has - urca Niae OLGA
Eilfri,1. federal ~ allat ln fae con
seryatiun. ~ rive ihrep iAy domoa
stsasiou ID gas rofservaiion hy shew
iag losees from wrong ediuasnsnt ~
burners and fesd and on she oihsf
hand how burners ana fced should ne
asca ID conserve as and css gaNn the
bslih
Miss rlifri,z viii explain she cor
rect and incorrect adjustments
heights q burners and shoe -hoM
Il il A. easy 20 cook vita pressure
of one.half ounce a. Il is 20 coot
with six ounee prcssufc
Esery man and woman IL the oitv
should attend lhla free demonstra.
tion. The equipment VIII be SET NJ
in The chamber Of Commerce roofa
and every facility osaible ws he fnrn-
ishcd 10 enable eli ~ ges she mort
possible good from The demonstration
that viii mean much 20 every gsA
consumer
10 not wait misl the last aay on.
erattons viii begin ThafsdAy after
noon and close saturday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-19

Behind the scenes, ousk is sh'
same city of suffering refugees, scan'
food and slohing and alfficnls living
conditions III general. according 20
Hsssizns VINO tailed 70 The Assoesat-
I'd Prs<H correspondent and his o1rn
panhon. the first Americans 70 enter
Omsk after Admiral KoIcnsk's hBr-
r1e1 evacuation. There has bocn bttie
re3isf s. an eeoDonie way for ths
people. there being ~ much disaasis
farffon under TIE Reas AZ there was
under Koscha's
Gone from omnx are the yarlcol-
cred unifornss ~ allied missions from
Paris. London and Toxic. and forgot
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-19

established ~ the ness bulldlng NhlSl
Admiral kolchak had PLANNED -
house his ministry 81 Justice. A red
banner bearing the Inscriptions. First
iIonle Of the Siberian Soviet marss
the bulldlns. IN front n if Is a
hnIs granite block. formerly tbs pst
eaii1l of . statue ~ notable of tho
reign y Emperor Nicholar Nov &
awaits new bust Of Karl Mars
The chief u Bolsbeglk comniasa 4
FOR slbefia. Tagwrish Hlnirnoff. lives
~ one of the buildings forlnsrly used
~ an American Red Cross hospital
II Is part of au agricultural college
tiEea nlilos north of the city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-19

even b. several streeis. Tho entire
grounds u The one cathedral were
given over 10 q,osafo growing durlng
the mtmmer sp
Al the head u i.enln strps. ~ the
the top Of tho hill ia the main pArt
~ The city an hefoie wooden ar
gainied red. carried Toe likeness ~
I,enIne and Kari Marx. the ncrmai,
Communist wboae philosophy "a taken
literally b. ihe Bolshevikl A the
~ her end ~ the stsees is gr@at
sed wooden column erected 20 the
memory of the Bolshesiki tilief ip
the fighting near Omek
Boishes9hi headquarters have besa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-19
IIII I.ItGtI ~ TiII
ONLY WAY SAYS DAVIS

f'lafkabufW. W VA, nes ~ rus
ieasne 81 nations u program u
action directed 20 4 deflnlte end ale
preventiou " war. aad ns fcnl 'hlhE
has aver been pbaeurnd hY W maay
uur.alltieA said John w Davis.
United states ambassador to jFsss
liritaia. addressing mass messln9
hers last night.
Thw common sentiment 0f All Ihailr
Kind concerning war - never asain
be- said
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-19
WHAT ~'ICKED 0VER
TIE WIRE DURING DAY

Marion Replying 20 "a inquiry
ftnu President Wilson. aenAlor Ilanl
luT wrote the White ilouse fhs A..
though France had sent asr 8sl4oAes'
man 70 him Informally ASKING AmeFi
oa d lead the way for Az association
OF nations, ihe incident hai NOT iu-
solyed me French government in ans
violation of international properties,
Oklahoma cNy Areuaenis for
and against state questions 20 O.
voted on al the coming elprsivn Will
not be- prlntod in uewepapsn geoef
ally throughout the wlale as provided
81 law unless additional pmy can ~
provided above tho ratio FOR buc1
work sa BY The 1917 legislature se
eording 10 letters 10 Governor Rob
ortson aud Attorney Genesal frenl.
ing. sent by Joe s. Morris. secretary
of state.
Muskoaee CONTINUED c0a I'D
ducsion ID oklahoma. Arkansan anil
Texas scomnd assured mhon fepf i
sautatigeg of local unians ID District
81. unhod Mine Workers. by a
standing vote declared they would
not abrogate their contracts Wy TAX
ing extended vacations from tho
minos.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-19
intellectual Guard
Down Says Cox of
Harding lander

~ - ~ ss'sF ssae'
~ stNeAe - S"e '"'"'ease sa's'en''es
AstN 'es a"~'eeaAs ne prT"sAsa
t@% h~"ss~ = ~"sNens aoHftne =
Ssf@''aSs tNAl'S-e' hes aesssS, AfsN
ana 'N1eess' re y aae q h'~he =
S<sN'aeN es "eih"@o~f hszh's and -
= a"e STATE
- '~T f'N's@"~s ~@@sant 's'sn ana
sss'N eSS's mas Ae'e. ~oNesuoT NeN a.
s'A'''@ so@s s''s'~'"t f'~NaiAs "~a nsaae
: M3 ~ SsAaahK 'a~a he bad o~ea
AsA'N'~N7 71sa aAs0sA %Aaass " freAeA
fraternity
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-19

ten Is The Onsk express. me weekly
train 10 ylAdiyosiok. The former arr
replaced ~ enyoys and missions on
from Moscow. usually for fooa o. an
supplies that may be obtained for
shipment 10 the Bolshosak capital
American Red Cross nurses and Y NJ.
g A. men have been replaced BY fsol.
s1eyIk workers who wear the red 81
sigma on their caps
Military opposition 70 shs sosle's
having been overcome, attention haS
been turned - constructive work A.
everTreseDt food sbortage by vege.
Table gardens IN public parks and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-19
NO SPOKESMAN NAMED

~sshsnesen. o.; 's.--csiisrs me
ssssnsssn 20 ar effac1zi senazI issues
ss ths Frensh tsreaGr effkee sesser-
cay. sAe FrercA charge togs u~ctN
Secretary Dssis that re was assures
s,zs th< rrersA ssssrrmewt hsc aeie-
gates 70 s-oses~sr 10 scs fer 4 l~
rrgcslssiers ~AtA Se-stcr tsar1sng
rsshtr ~scr-sHiy e. Internally. O.fs-
eisisy 81 Urctfis ally
Tns srrssrse~tn; u TIRE visit q
tire F~sncH rharas 10 tire state cersrs
-ners yesterday sf-erroon was -~ace
soozy ~ Mr.. Davis. wAc ssic tAst
~AFe Ccgrs DsEesrr rae oeiNertd
70 for~nzi reray &C the Eraeracar note
cs inquiry to tire FRENCH government.
cesassSAs1 yefte~csy. he sspposea
-hss the sssgrances given BY sas
charse were tire ress't cf rresac1s
gCon1amued nn Page s.A
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-19
oil srockHoLnGRs MAY
Look Al Hooks

Oklahnma cliy a w EevsY
aiockhoider N ~ nil company IN "a
iahoma han rlaht % inapest tge
hooks of the comimns duslns baaln ne
hoHfs upon demand according ~ 80
nplnlau written to-day ~ II F Nnnt
resistant "a thu attorney general 4
furlher held that oaci sto'khulder
Nhan be sufnltand an annual ttale
mrnt ~ tha cnmpanY'a condition
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-19
ONO AND BORDER STATES
aArn roR co

Chicago, Oct ~ caofaa Wh1sr,
chapman ~ she Democratic earn.
paiun. on hia arrival here today. aa'a
that recent detailed reports received
from campaign managers ~ bhia a.
aufcd him that the state wnu bn rar
ried by the Cor Roossvelt ticket aac
that indiana ard other ba'atr states
ARE 40 safe for Democracy " Tes.
aa."
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-19
noHag rAlae COMMITTEES

The local A. n r A has namei
the following committees q eetv1
during the atate hDrse thief pAeetlne
Dct0bAr eat Arrangements Ffim
nie. Burst. Savers. reception, Madden
D'uncHa. Lonsstress Walters
Goiobie. lsroNa. Hoiea. barbecue. liur.
netl. Goss Garter. f'arrey, Alian
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-19
Texas Robbers
Steal a Safe

Fort Worth, Tex Oct is,-rsr
rsrt ccgrty officers TODAY were
searching fer robbers who las
rirht entered the Bowman Luw.
Der company offices at Arlington,
reroyec tire safe. carried 4 severss
rifles fror town and fcrced Il
cper. Tire sroOrt 81 money Oh
fsine6 was reported small The
shstterss safe ~as found BY wood
choppers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-19

Brussels. 0es ~ The Llhre Fvsr
glaus says that Premier ItslaeVoiS
has decided % roalRa with hia ngIns
iasry on Kng Alpsrss return fFoin
nfaxll a AIDA lhss " pelaeroix wil.
not participate 10 the next ministry
uader any conditions
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-19
SHALL INT[RURpAN RATES
AGAIN BE H0ISTEO?
Corporation Commission To Hear
plcadinQs Of Railway Com
pany on Monday,
October 90

Cause Ne 4ait hHnR thn aiplica
,sen oi she Oklahoma RaliMay cotp
lsny for Increased iutefufb,n fsfe
on an hEea out OF Okiahons cltyl
has heen decided foF huamnk ~ sha
corporation commission for Monday
ostot,ef ~. At 10 o. ~.
Chairman Waikcr asks that repre-.
wngailfee ffum all nlfles on the IN
lefurban iiuea he present ~ lhe hear
ing.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-19
corTok GIN FIRES APE
NUMEROUS m TEXAS

Fort worra. Texas. Oct. is.---co''on
gin fires was the principal subject
on The program of the Texas fire
narshsls' association which opened ils
anuual session here today J J.
Dagiish of Tyler. presided At the
opening sesaiou
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-19

Cincinnati. O.. Oct ~ senasos
Hiram " Johnson n callfornia. al.
dressing 4 Newport. kenlurky audi
onca last ulehi. dlmefibvd himself M
mot member of the senatorial
oiigorchy. but only casualty ~ che
last Repphican party convention
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-19
FRENCH GOVERNMENT DIS
CLAIMS Any knowledge
oF NAN NHO INTER
VIEWED Rt.Pl RlI-
GAN PRESIDENTIAL.
CANDIDATE
COX SAYS sIT'sA
LAPSE OF MENTALITY
HARDING REPLIES To VII
SONS NOTE A<D SAYS HE
MERELY EXPRESSED
HIS NlEN> ~ \
PRIVATE CITIZEN
syllErlN

wssAi~sssN oes fs.--Asssranoss >
hsse aeen slsen tfe state ceS&rtraers
ss csawt ceeearn, FrenoA charge
hs~s. shas sNs Fr~ncn government nss
ros ssswn svsherlss 20 snsors ss sp
eroaca Senstor f-srcsns ~sss sas1es.
tiers thss she Reessllean pewssrrtaa,
t,sarn nss saAe tns lcsS Ia scrwairs 4
nr~ ~arsc association.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-19

plttslarg. KAN OCT 10 euutrray
10 expectation the "yaeailou maYe
meut among Kansas mlnera dla uoi
Increase. bat decreased Two mines
wrro reported bile ynatpriAY Only
QUE was isilo to-day
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-19
pEr BOO LFAos oNAF
nov TO Hlh DFATe

Springfield. lll uct ~ TusslaK
ai Che end ~ fupe Rover tho put
dog ~ John shelton, syearsold dear
boy. To-Day urFod bis master upoa lhg
tracks of the Chicago and Allnn sell
road A moment lAger they wefn
both dead caught ~ the pfair
AlAln EknfnAN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-19
MAKE YOUR COMPLAINT
NOW DR. FOREVER BE SILENT
If the Local Telephone Service,
In Your Judgment, Is
Punk, Tell IL To
r Smith

October 2y a The date sef foy the
hsaring BY The state corporation c0m
mission a. 10 whefhcr n ro' th1
xeryiee and general conditions justify
All increase in raies asked BY the
Bell Telephone company
n there IA aAssatlsfled nitizpn ID
Guthrie who uses the telephone ~
bim DOW make his kick Gail on