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Evening star., 1920-05-30
Separate u. S. Peace
Aid to Germans, Claim
by Cable to The Star and Chicago
Daily News. Copyright, 1920.

ny SuDIc 10 Ine St0f ana Sn1c08O
Daily News. Copyright, 1920.
PARIS, May 29.-French officialdom
received the news of President Will
sons veto of the Knox peace resolu-
tion with evident relief and mild ap-
probation. The official mouthpiece of
the French foreign Office declared:
Though this action was expected,
it has brought relief to the French
government in entirely eliminating
any danger of separate German
American peace. Such separate
treaty would play into the hands of
the German militarists. to the great
detriment of France, and would es-
'range the United States from the,
allies. -.
Now that the treaty is to be put
up TO the American electorate it
means a very Objectionable delay of
nAarly a year before there can be ac-
tive American participation in Euro
pean affairs. However, we are sure
that the ultimate result will be ratif-
cation, probably with reservations,
but a ratification satisfactory to
France and the allies"
Evening star., 1920-05-30
DOGS WIN DAY IN SENATE.
Proposal to Levy French State Tax
on CANNES Is Defeated.
BY Cable to The Star and Chicago
Daily News. Copyright. 1920.

PARIS. May 29.-Blue- -blooded CANNES
formed bone OF contention in a debate
N the French senate.
The august senatorial champions of
the fashionable "bowwows" won the
day. and IL was voted that there be no
state tax on dogs in addition to the
present municipal tax on them. The
outstanding reasons for the tax aG-
vauced by the defeated advocates Of the
measure, including Minister of Finance
Marsal. were that the dogs were always
blocking the highways and ate so mucn
that they deprived many human beings
pf food.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-27

cvau'y jail than u n 70 have the DE-.
fessns individuals robbed Of from
sioo ~ tiooe 90 worth ~ meat. Hour.
canned fruit. bread. butter. and even
cloihiae and automobile and carpcn.
t"r -Jools tha, may De cold By this
class OF people and use tho proceeds
to buy food and clothing rather ta~aa
make an homes, living by earning tha
htsh wages nov being paid by the
hundreds crying Tor help II a a
settled fact. that people Who have no
means. ana who DO not and will no,
work. must steal They must exist
Tho diifercnl counties are combining
to ri this state ~ nearly a. prac-
iieal of its sagnnts, and Loean coun
~ y eoina % hreln NOW have
instructed tho sheriff 10 arrest All
sagfants aud furnish ne their names.
We are building another short streica
of road And az earrants viii receive
A cordial invitation "a attend thirty
day session of real work A. =.
Dinwlddis. County Attorney
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-27
PRACTICAL TRUTHS ARE
!. BROUGHT To LIGHT

Many practical truths we're brought
70 lisht last night by Rev Callan In
his discussion Of the topic. You can
not tricx God" found in Caiatians.
81. Truths applicable to every day
life such as what soeyer man SOW N,
in the realm OF life as well as in the
realm Of nature that will he also reap.
II we SOW to the wind We will reap a
whiriwind Not only can We reap
unto ourselves but others will feel tn ,
issue for often great hnues come out
OF little acts.
Mr. Wisemsn sang with great
depth OF feeling the hymn. MY Sins
Are forgiven. Are Yours" Rev
cailan's subjects for tomorrow are
~ follows: Morning. Tho Gates OF
Pearl. evening. For or Agalns, -
waichz'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-27

In common with our churches Of
the United Statess the Southern Pres
byterian church Is feeling the great
need Of recruits Tor the ministry. In
1919. eleven prc~byteries reported 90
the general assembly that they had
no candidates on their rolls. They
had Els cburcaes. f3s ministers. 7os
elders. 727 deacons and fs.sss CON-
municatspt<s Fourteen choushn3
four hundred and four members were
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-27
WHAT TiCKED OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

New York --eailofu um 0eaFKe
Carpenter and hride are aatoniahsd
81 tho luxury of their oniouraHe
Chicago National whulssale
GFocere' association asked tho later
state commerce commission 10 re-
sifiot the nsc Of rallra@d ears ht
packers 90 philausufA of fsesh meats
and packing hoa.e products.
Ilorlln Tho allies vill permit
Germany 20 send 10000 lroopss lnso
she nuhr district aud 50 900 allied
troops viii aid Ia maintaining law and
order u needed. says the Losai An.
sclger
Oklahoma City Judse a. T.
Williams aays Joint receivers will be
named 90 rcgreuent Texas and Okla-
homa la on land boundary case n
Texas claimants petition federal
court
Dublin Thirty five Sim Fclnsss
we're arrested
New York Anthracite operators
declare opposition To hard coal dlx-
fers' demands for wage Increases.
above the ~ per cent award given.
Kansas Cts Missouri University
von dual indoor track meet with
kanaa~ city ualsa~ily tonlgix 81
points TO - ~.
Santa Fe New Mckee delegates
t. the national rcpubilcsa conven-
lion we're instructed Tor Major csn-
ptai Leonard Wood
Washington Representative Fess.
ohio republican, teiegFaphea f,ele.
~are senators that an adverse vose
on suffrage miRht cost rerahfIcans
he presidency.
New York - Com missioner % ac.
counts charrcd that Assistant District
smith osued and oeeraied sgamblinx
louae
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-27
i'ki tis'sMN tD<t.stt.SssssN
MtkEs VIGOROUS sPgE(m
~ llOt So TODAY AND
~ tiItENtD NJ
norm suOEs
SAYS UNITED STATES MUST
NOT BE- PnUss|lM|lED
| HIGHS MOTHERS o. tMN-
INV rO PROTEST AGAINST
ENACTMENT ~ rMO-
r0>tD LAW ~ rONCE
linS> INTO ~tNN-
itEi> ~ ACE
TINES

washlnssea NArh ~ nnprv~a.
iatlse ncntt Ferris delivered In the
house today sps.sh prwessinx
against the essahllshmsal N eamral.
sorry milllaFY frslalAg A . flxri
Amssirsn rolisy.
Applaus~ panrtared Mr. rssfs.i Dc.
elaFallon that -as one wha voted ~.
eff dullar lhs nstioa nsrsisa sui sup-
ported sysfY ia~ mat ~osli bgtrs
ssflY sueess ~ aur arms aaslas IN.
~aF ! wAnt % make n paefresty elsar
'has am hnt "a fAveF Of compulsory
military ifAiains daffnx peace times
shd eant % voice ny pfotsst against
snvh pefAey fw myself. fur my
party tor nv state Ani my aatisu.-
Me- Ferris sast sraphic descrsp-
'ion ef tho FsvaRe. sxsiast etviiiss.
attain wrought hy rraaslsn milssAr,sns
aud declared that compulsory military
tfalniag n peace tlm~s wsaii stvs
birth 10 system NJ mllliafism sar
AnsFiea' 'i.swi.ialloa u halax ars~a
W eonsr~as.- Mr.. r~frls Declared.
"usiHg uvon tho couusry q syst~m
~ eampalasy muraey trsinfns m
times ~ peace a. we'll q. IA simss az
" ssr an a. saaflieut a. I i've
That sass psiiey 4 oaiy say~sun.
ncF ~ nsiisarsam bat n mIluxr,sm IA
faet~ -
" closing his address Mr. Ysrrs
sala amid sppisas~. 4 cal, 10 INV AZ
W Rrnsssi che mothers sf IN. wos.d
who save these boy. and ssk them /.
Foiee their protest against th~ IN.
necessary thing I ealf to mr. AID
vfeFy AmTrlean ~fso loves QUE tnssi.
'"'ioas and who IL opposed 20 NM
'afiHni and she belisves mora i, con.
aifuesion than IN destruction Ia sntrr
shelr pfnseas amaInst th~ saofslan AZ
'aeh . policy a. compulsory military
usinlnr aa fised Americaa col.
icy 4 must Dot be-
Mr. FERRIS wired the Oklahoma
state board ~ agriculture aayislnx
Them of the agitation armand The CAP.
iiol fesardInx thu devastation m an.
pink boil worm and ASKED IN OKLA.
hona u affeeted with d. ilsartsxs
vii BE- held on April . on the ques.
fi"a ~ feds#sa auarsrsinV against
'fesas and Louisiana seed snd NJ.
Fsrfis suggested 60 ur whltshaf.t
'hat Oklahoma also establish a quar-.
an'lne against the seed from ne plnk
Doll ~ofm eotnmauity sin vi.w 10
se"9ihs tho destructive pest out os
he state.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-27


There il entirely ,oo mach robbery
q baek porehcs ior boxes. and other
stealing xoinE on now. cnasiaeflnr
the opportunities ouerr1 by OH elfy
and county 10 every man or euman
Good Wages afe being paid noW.
Farmers are gottlns rcAdy Tor fhelf
spring farming and the raising ~ an.
other crop and help Is scarce aud
wages high but We don't ohiec' 70
paying The high WAGES - mnch II NJ
could only set toe help. said
farmer YESTERDAY. and there are nun.
bcrs of farmers situated a. this man
ia There are men IA the city III neoi
OF heip, but there are some that arc
doine nothing aud VIII do nothlns
when they miThl a. we'll b. earnia.
tSot 10 $500 day % honest toll
An other countics haye begun fatlr
spring cleanup Of aneh people hy
gising them the opportunity 20 wofA
or 60 - Jail u s. much cheaper soI
have the people a. large paying &c
per day boarding snFranls ln tho
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-27
l0cAN's FIRST FREE Fair
PROMISES WELL
Agent Wiley. Who Il Devoting
Much Time TO the Work. Ia
Optimistic: Many Pig
Clubs Started

I.ogsn ooontys firsi frre fair viii
Be a sucoess according % J n Wiley
coanty asent. ~ho ~po~s progrrss
and says q n Acton president OF the
FREE fair and secretary ~ Mckeen
aFs ~crking faithful, and have plAns
well IN hana Concessions have been
sold ALREADY aud L.ny flcdges made
b. fafmers and sieekmcn 90 place ox.
hihits Special corn. Wheat. oats and
other farm products wiil be- selected
and held for exhibition not only a. tAe
county FREE fair here but Also AZ the
zlale fair AZ Oklahoma city whsch
will bc hid later.
Besides conducting the big sales Of
Shorihorn aud Hereford cattle held
here "Wednesday and Thursday and
helping materially IN makinx Il bis
success. AGENT Wiley has also 50
tahlished seventeen plb clubs on the
endless chain pig plan which makes
a total of forty-flse such clubs -
tabiished hy him IN the county since
the campaign began.
The two live stock salcw held hfra
this week xas the nacleus. according
TO Wiley OF twenty five new herds
In i.oFan county An scrub cattle
will he eliminated hy these hefd own
ers and nothing eut pure bred cattle
raised Ten % the twenty five herds
established this week are owned hy
calf club boys.
Mr Wiley ias been authorized hy a
number 81 farmers 20 start herds for
their boys" and believe me. this ~
sronsihiliiy l. real pleasure 10 me"
said Wiley "lt means the b.elanilrx
o. movement that will make foxan
county IN few yesrs the banner
pure bred cattle county IA the state
and that viii mean much not only
90 the owners OF the herds. but also
10 the business interests OF the c0un.
~ aud city" be added
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-27

AZ part of the Presbyterian pro-
xressivc program. . total Of 1000 re-
efuiis for Christian life work are
sought. Februafy - wss the day SGT
q push this movement and highly en-
courzginx results we're reported from
all over the south. II b tho tn
tention Of the church 10 enroll these
1000 before March 81 1921. The sal-
aries Of pastors generally are being
rxised a. = consequence Of the the
program.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-27
HOME OF DESTITUTE
WOMAN IS P|LLAG[O
Aid OF Red Gross Asked In Behalf
OF Cotton Field Worker,
Some Articles
Needed

Among the Gale fog help received
by the Red Cross vkn one from 4
woman who is working TO support
herself and two small grandchildren
A visitor found that while ih.
woman was al work IN the cotton
Held her home was robbed of prae-
ticaily all her furniture and that fle
y too poor Ia replace u. 80 sAr the
fobbef has uot been fgind SO
needs the foliosin Kitchen ulen
sils. table. two wash fuse. "a boiler.
a bcdsfead, few chairs.
Any person having any OF tscke
articles to donate 10 woTtby
woman viii please phone ~ and tel
Mrs Heer at the Ted Cross room.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-27
COUNSEL FOR OKLAHOMA
uTfGANTS ASH COZ mt
PERMISSION To WITH
DRAW APPLICATION
FOR WRlTS OF At
TACHME<T
JUDGE WILLIAMS COMPLIES
AND CASE IS DROPPED.
COURT NAY NOW APPOINT
RECEIVERS ron DISPtr-
Ed LAND PENDING 4
FINAL DETERAll<A-
TlON or BOt\ Nd
AIRY LINES

Oklahoma City. March sT--counsel
for the Ju1sonla Development Assoei-
alton. okiahomsn claimants TO the
disputed Red river bed oil lands In.
solsed In the boundary controversy
between Oklahoma and Texas. brought
about a new and unexpected develop.
mcns when Federal district court
opened at ten o'clock this morning BY
moving that their application for
writs Of attachment against Texas
claimants and Petitions for avest Of
the latter on contempt charges be
dismissed. Federal Judge r L VIII
iars Immediately granted the motion
and the court took an entirely new
case. dropping the Red river case In
definitely. Is
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-27

The first car load of limestone to
be used by Logan county farmers has
arrived and will be distributed by
County Agent Wiley The limestone
Is the gift of the Security State bank
and will be used 20 sweeien the SOL
and overcome the acid condition.
Many more csrJosds will be usel
this summer as farmers. generally
realizing the necessity OF adding fer
tilizer TO impoverished soil will order
the liemstone in car load lots. accord
iny to Mr. Wiley. The fertilizer costs
$3.50 a ton laid down at the nearest
station.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-27
SPIRITED D|D0|MG IN sH0|
HORN sAlE,sll,5S5METTtu
Fifty Farmers Of County Improve
Their Herds ny Substantial
Addition. of Ehorihofn
Cattle

Sale ~ eherthorn stock ~ The
siork sho~ and sale Thursday ~ shr
fair grounds. sxxrvsssst tiiA3so %
The bidding vsa spirited. ilss a.
buyers follows.
Lot 4. ~ ~. acoeh. Crescent tipo !.
90.
Lot u Fau CITY. tissoo
Lot | q u Acsen. l,avsli, 500 80
Lot O n Aeton. Nalhall. saia %
lot - E Lehman. CITY ssee 90
Lot ! and q. u, Acton. i.asell.
trsooo
loo - W. raicf. HhIpsa 20 nsed
ire. f1ia0n
special. lot :. O. n Acton. lowell
tAno 90
Lot a.. Walter sgeffens. MalhAll.
fAls0o
toi T. A. 4, Hsur. Luther. tiTa ~.
-r-A-----~---~~ ~-r'a..-a.ra~~'-asaA.s..-ss--t
,contlnusi on raga 9. Col 50
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-27
GUTHRIE GIRL D[BAT[Rs
WERE STRONG IN DEFEAT
Made Telling Points In Contests
Here and At Oklahoma City,
But Failed To Land
Decision

One debate If The series u olrl.'
renianguiar Debate sas held n
Guthrie. Friday March 20. At tho
bigh school auditorium on the ques
ton. Resolved that the q. S. Coz
ernment should adopt q policy Of price
control TO- TIE necessities Of life =
Guthrie. IN this case. upheld the AZ
firinaiIve side of tho question tNhlch.
on this subiect. Is admitted 10 b. the
more dlfficulf) Tie speakefn we're
Helen Schcihinz. Kathleen Walker
and Tbelma cahiil Those present
wora .fcased with the splendid ~ors
Of the de5aters Who on this ocsasloa
made thclr first appearance. All
members Of the affirmative. team
we're Sophomores and Guthrie has
every reason 20 be proud that th.y
we're able % bold the judges TO such
sNr.s1...4 -. n.-. r H.f "A
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-27

Jadge sssnk held = short sssssss
of district court this morniux snd
passed on several matters . II Pen.
nick sas g,anted a deer~s of divare.
frous caibeFins MAJ rsnniek On
grounds of saandonmenf A dlslalos
% property was agreed 10.
Monday. JuiFe s~sn< wfII begin
trial of Jury eases again. An add.
tionai Jury vsmlfe has been sammoa
ed Several criminal eases ~lli b.
tried nsxl week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-27
TO THE CITIZENS
OF GUTHRIE

Arc yoa In favor f caambsr Of
commsrc~y Ar~ you helping b sup
port oney Guthrie needs the es@ist-
Anes of evefy resident Who has its IN
fere<t Al heart The coming year.
Thrre are At least three hnndre1 citi-
s<ns Who should belong 10 ~ chsn-
Der Of Commerce Who Do not. Ars
rou one of tho three hnndredy Cath
RE Il CROWNS and viii sr0w this ~.
Why not DO your psrt tovoe<p ~
sdvaneementy Join the Cnambor
now and help a.. Cali ~ and ysu
win b supplied with a enroIlmeue
card. Membership Oomniaoeo
Chamber of CommercA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-27
BETTER RE- CAREFUL ~
PAYING STATE TANES

II Is easy TO pay taxes. but II Il a
great deal harder To act the monsy
back Y you pay the state too much.
according TO an opinion rendered yes
ierday by the attorney generals de-
partment
The Gladstone Oil and Refining
company OF Fort Worth. Texas. paid
gross production tax on part OF It's
Oklahoma leases on restricted Indian
land in 1919 Now has discovered
that II need not have paid
"Your only remedy" the states a.
torney said. lis to wait until the leg
islature meets and have Il MAKE an
appropriation 10 pay back the
amount"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-27

20 years ago.
We nov have one candidate for
the ministry 10 every esi members Of
ne church and one candidate for
each iseo>g of the population Of the
population Of the southern states , DR.
Sweets said In fgI. the various
presbyferics rtcored . total Of f81
csndldases while IN 1879 only 57i
we're reported This b q decrease of
fli candidates IN the face Of large
increase IN church msmbefshp."
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-27
LABOR ORGANIZATIONS
COME OFT ron ~ TOILETTE

Washington. March y Labor.
the offlieai publication of the fourteen
railroad unions today urged railroad
workers IN Wisconsin 20 support sem
aior fafolleile and the ticket which
be y leadlnx IN the coadnK pfezi-
Dental primaries.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-27
VOTE THE LEVY
AND HELP SCHOOLS

On Monday an election will be heli
TO vote 5 mill levy for city schools.
The money is needed for teachers
and increased operating expenses.
Every school patron should consti-
tute himself a committee OF one 10
see that the vote gets to the polls.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-27
COURT MAY APPOINT
RECEIVERS FOR PROPERTY

okishoma city, Msih 27-rhere
was no indication this morning and
no announcement by the court az 70
whether judge Williams announced
desire to appoint joint receivers for
the disputed land will govern the
time when the case Will again be
taken up. No one could say what the
next move In the much discussed case
would be,
The motion for dismissal OF the
plea for writs Of attachment WAS
made Immediately upon the opening
Of court BY > 3 Root. OF counsel for
she Jvdsonia company and Judge
Williams granted Il without discus.
sion. Indefinite pcstponenent was
announced and tire court proceeded 10
hearing Of another case.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-27

London. March william o.
brien. alderman OF Dublin who was
arrested on March ; during a raid
on Liberty hall in that city. and who
has since that time been conducting
2 hunger strike" was removed from
jail to the hospital last night. says
dispatch 70 the iieraid. organ Of a.
Dor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-27
Short Cuts To
Home Mems


- n Wiley. popslsr coaniy zgrn,
q happy today notslihsiandlnx tn
fact that he has had trying week
Of It. The reason foT his happiness
h fac ne~ KiTl horn 10 Mr.. aud Mrs.
Wiley ~ the Annex yesterday eve
Mag a : o'cioek. Mother aud babe
are doing nicely.
Citizens u ihe eity viii be called
on next Monday 20 vote an added levy
for school purposes The amount of
money raised through the regular
method wlll not be Sufficient 70 ran
the schools the comisg year. hence
the necessity of the -, ,lal election
Monday Every eittzen taxpayer IN
the district shoald vote for the levy.
Eighty per cent Of ne moaey %
raised Will 30 toward paying salafics.
Salaries Of teachers must be lneFeas-
ed Il com ctest teachers are retained.
As Il a many OF the teachers now
employed IN the city sehools viii 20
elsewhere next year. on account Of
more attractive offers. some OF them
viii eater other lines. In order 10
Keep our schools up 10 standard much
better salaries must be hung up 10
attract the good ones. Don't fali 10
vote Monday and vote yes.
Harvey c. Garner. slo W. Cisse.
land l. not only the champion rabbit
raiser OF the county but NJ Is also
AZ expert truck gardner. lie always
has garden sass on the market days
before other gardners. on the eith Of
this month he had new onions for
sale and furnished many green gro
GERS IN Guthrie and else~here with
the green stuff During Raster ho
VIII have on display in the windows
o. the Cafeteria grocery 81 rabbits.
y have found the secret OF erowtng
different c0lorcd rabbits and anxone
who wants 70 see this new stunt can
do 20 by inspecting the windows next
week, be said today.
-lses Budlong o. the Episoopallan
church will fill the pulpit OF the local
ehurcA Sunday for the last time. IA.
goes from here "a ponra city where
be has accepted a charga The mann
Of his SUCCESSOR will be- announced
Monday.
--isofrigeralor thieves are active
again. Last nisht the T. q Doolev |
residence, 420 East Noble. and the
bndlong home az $40 East Noble
We're entered and everything in sight |
N the pantries and ice BOXES taken.
Oklahoma City high school dehat. !
ng team defeated Guthrie rirls last
ilght on the question: Resolved fhat
he Federal Government should adopt
policy OF price control on the staple |
necessities OF life Guthrie took the \
negative side of the question.
Benz J Melton viii demonstrate
he mixing and application OF gophe.
'oison IN conjunction with the county 4
'gent on the 9oth OF March. going oat
o the fields and demonstrating rs
Ise. The mixing will be done AZ the
'ourt house and the poisoned grain
y IL gallon quantities. will be m
'ackages with government labels and
directions for nss. these packares
Fiil be stored with Brose Es,as. coun-
y clerk. and will be distributed al
ost TO farmers. whcn supply Is cx-
ausied Mr. Melton will return to mix
resh supply.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-27
COMMUNISTS FIRMLY
INTRENCH[0 IN sASONI
Bolshevists In Russia Are Driving
Enemies On All Fronts OF
Action; Polish Govern.
ment Moves

chemnltx. March 27.--comruniss.
are firmly entrenehee In control here
and prepared 70 resis; at;aoks BY
government troops which may be sent
against the city. IN the event tine
troOps secure control q general strike
may be called.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-27
GENERAL Wai.kOtjT on
NAY 9tti PLANNED

Copenhagen. March 81 Decision %
procislm = Espsral lockout on May .
has been reached b. tho Organization
of Danish employers. owing 10 steal.
lly Increasing wages and demands Of
workers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-27
POLISH GOVERNMENT
REMOVED FROM WARSAW

The Polish government was re-.
moved on Thursday from Warsaw TO
Brombera In Polish posen, IS miles
northwest of Thorn according 10 a
Berlin dispatch to the Exchange rsle.
uraph company. auotin- nrmors In
that city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-27
ODESSA, BLACK SEA PORT.
OCCUPIED BY ukRAlrIAns

Paris, March 27.--osesss. the ares,
Russian port on the Black sea. has
been occupied by ukrslnisns under
General ps~lenke. commander Of the
ukrainisn national army. scoordinp
TO information received BY the uk-
rsinssn mission In Paris today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-27
LOST EASE EAIIs

london, March 7.-Novorossisk,
the last base IN sosthern Russia On
der control of General oenekine. has
been captured BY the Russian bolshe
Wiki according TO a dispatch from
Moscow.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-27
FEAR or 4 TIE-UP or
RAILROAD STRIKE GONE
tBy Associated Pre-s.)

London March 27.-The possibil-
Sty Of a general railway strike origin
sting in difficulties on the Lancaster
Yarkshire railway has been dispeiled.
II was announced this evening that
the strike OF 1900 men on that line
had been called of. the dispute hav-
ing been settled.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-27
CABLES PASSING rHaoucH
IRELAND ARE CIR

Paris. March s7-sevcrsl cables
passing t.rough Ireland some be
longing 90 the Commercial Cable
company. have been cut. acscordlng
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