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One difficulty with Loypr young
Dream. observes i)r Furrow ls that
i very often dogonebJea into q
snore
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SOCIAL CALENDAR
Monday.
Cambridge clnb MukicHlV.s
NJ. NJ. G.. Club posfponed
Past Matrons o. Il. s. Clab-Alrs.
Frank AscCaire
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OF LOCAL MOMENT

4 married man knows iot more
than single man. but il coat hiE
lUf more ia learn A.
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The Cambridge club VIII haye a
tonight ~ The homo of Mira,
L. J. STARK
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The Sodalhy Girls VIII give q dance
1t ihe Eika nan Wednesday Noen
Der a.
Evening journal., 1920-04-13
LIFE AND CHARACTER READING.
tDnII 80

:
The governing planet OF this birth
date Is Mars and the sign is Aries. The
birthstone is diamond.
Here we have brilliancy Of thought,
artistic skill. imaginative power and
independence Of thought and action.
This type likes to argue and viii
continue TO quarrel when good juds-
ment prompts ihem TO stop. They want
TO rule ia the household. Dui being fond
Of love and affection they can be ru,ed
by some who has tact and sympathy
and intuition,
They Ike changes and prefer 10 have
no settled home. They are reckless In
action. but make good lighters and vii
be found In the army end navy.
The Want Ads are the key TO open
great opportunities for many business
men
Evening journal., 1920-04-13
"PINCIfED IN BETTER
TOWNS? SURE THING!s

DENVER, April 49, = SAY, nssen.
kid!' drawled Mrs. Thelma Lee. 2i. in
Jail here on a forgery charge. SAY.
lissenl don't mind bein' pinched,
but ! sure hate to be plnched in this
town Why. this amt town; It's a
lemon' Mrs. Lee admitted she'd been
arrested in "lots better Downs
Evening journal., 1920-04-13
PURLIC SALE.

DUBLIc sALE-FURNITrRE. HoUSE-
Il HOLD GOODS, WILL BE SOLD
AT S. W. COR. 22ND & LAMor1E SITS.
THURSDAY, APRIL ~, 1920. At 10
O'CLOCK 4. NJ. SHARP.
Beds. bedding dlningroom. parior.
kitchen furniture, pictures, chairs.
dishes. rugs, etc
STlDHAM X son.
aprie-3t Aucti0neers.
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TyPElyRITERS.

UNDERWRITERS RENTED - THREE
l. months, $500. Rental applied on
purchase. Sold $500 monthly. Type
writer's repaired. Royal Typewriter
Agency. Typewriter Exchange, second
floor. n. W. Cor. Seventh aud Market
Sts aug22-f
Evening journal., 1920-04-13
HrLp wA>rEU-MALE.

urANTED-COLoRED PORTER. AZ
W piy yoa Market ST. npfi---'
Evening journal., 1920-04-13
HELP WANTED VALE
HELp WANTED-FEM,LE

XyrANTED-A FIRST CLASS WATT
w ress ana also a parlor maid. AZ 1905
Delaware Ave. aprs-4t.
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AUTOMOBILES rnn SALE.

t'OR SALE 3. Ton REQ TRUCK. AP-
= ply 5J5 Maryland Ave apr5-Gt.
Evening journal., 1920-04-13
Observation-Disclosures
TAKE YOUR CHOICE

BUFFALO, ApriN i3.-"Be preachers
or teachers, boys" said Prof. Robert
Moore, talking to high school classes
here.
Evening journal., 1920-04-13
MOVING AND HAULING.

TANfES II. RUTTER-PIANO AND FUR
- niture mover; large moving van; local
and long distance. Phone 1898. apr2 In.
Evening journal., 1920-04-13
PLAY RETURN GAMES

BERKELEY, April i3.-The Pacific
Coast tennis stars, who recently de-
feated easterners there. viii lay a re-
turn series OF games in the east this
summer The coast players are Miss
Helen Baker and Mrs. Ethel sutton
Bruce.
Evening journal., 1920-04-13

A PARTMENT WANTED - VERY
"a careful couple wish four rooms, un-
furnished apartment, about May or June.
No children. Address W-20, Evening
Journal Office. apr12-3t.
Evening journal., 1920-04-13
WANTED.

STAMp COLLECTIONS. OLD LET
- ters with stamps attached; cash
paid. 502 Rodney st. apri0-eod-1m.
Evening journal., 1920-04-13

FOR SALE-BEDRoOM SUITE AP-
ply loi2 Washington 81. sprl3-1t
Evening journal., 1920-04-13

EOR -rUHNITURr. CARPETS.
Will. BE SOLD AT STfDHAM a SONS
AUCTION STORE, III l.. 4TH Sr., FRI
DAY, APRIL 10, 1920, AT 1 O'CLOCK
y. ". SHARP
-Four large loads or good furniture.
rugs, mattings, etc. brass beds enamelad
bed, diningroom library. l'vingroom aud
bedroom furniture. rugs. carpets mat
ting, chairs, davenport couch. felt mai.
tresses, blue plush livinaroom suite.
rugs. au s.ye- grass rugs 10 rolls Of
heavy China mating. porch swing and
stand snd many other articles used 10
= good home.
sTIDHAM a son.
srri2 1913. Aucsloneer,.
Evening journal., 1920-04-13

WILLIAM PENNELLr-MoyING, HAUL
w ing; prices reasonable. sos Maryland
Ave. Phone 6303. mar30-1m.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

ANTED-APARTMENT AT ONCE.
w four or five rooms, unfurnished
three to i've minutes walk to Tenth and
Market streets No children. Best Of ref
erence. Box 433. apri3-2t.
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rOR SALE.

EOk SALE-TWO IMPORTED BEL
= gian hnres. 1908 Pine 81. apr133t.
Evening journal., 1920-04-13

E0R SALE HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
oV6 y. Eighth ST.. apr13-3t.
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APARTMENTS FOR HENT.
REAL ESTATE WANTED

NITANTED-A DETACHED OR SEMI
w detached house, OF rooms cor
ner property, papered; must be modern
In every detail, with garage or room for
garage. Please, give price and descrip-
tion when replying 7. o. Box 239.
apr10-6t.
Evening journal., 1920-04-13

EoR THREE 2-BURNER OIL
Il stores. s. each. W. Fourth 81.
apr1J-cf
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ALLIES NOW READY TO
EXECUTE VERSAILLES TREATY

Paris. April % All The allied pow
crs concerned now have approved The
for Of the collective Representations
20 be made TO the Rerlln government
regarding the execution of the treaty
of Versailles and the charges dat
fairs OF the several ailiei na,lon'
will probably BE- Instructed % call AZ
once az the wnhelmstrasse ARA de-
liver the declaration ltalys ap-
nrovsi OF the representations vh,th
had no; been made Immediately
forthcoming. was received toesy
Dec.arsiion. howeyef s. not re-
gsrded as an ultlmaium as probably
no tine limit ~iil be set for Ger
many's reply she viii be gi zen 70
understand. however. that a. dis
agreeable alternative 10 compliance
with the terms Of the treaty reTarr-
ing disarmament. the allies viii De
unable 10 continue the relations es-
tablished b. the peace treatv.
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GUTHRIE R0TAR|ANs MAKE
HIT At JOPLIN MEET
More Than 5000 Live Wires Fore
gather and Have Good Time;
Guthrie Male Chorus Is
Popular.

Joplin. Mo. April -. .--tspi.1 -
The Gushsi" Rotary deiSya,iod =
strong and every one a live wire
booster Is. making lis presence felt
AZ the Sixth annual convention. The
next annual meet will be- staged IN
Kansas. Guthrie delegation maxim ,
no fight for the 1921 meet. but II
whipping thlngs IN shape for he 1872
convention
The city u crowded with Rota y
DELEGATES. more than three thousand
accredited delegates having register
"a so far Hotels and dwellings are
taxed 70 capacity to accommodate the
visitors Guihgc. under her present
conditions would have difficulty IN
taking care of q crowd Of this size
hence the decision to not try for tac
rext years meet. Secretary spu..
rier made fine arrangements for fhr
Guthrie delegation and President
Barton Is given credit by Jopiin Ro-
tarians as heading a bunch OF real
live ones.
The male chorus with the Guthrie
DELEGATION made a big Mt Al the con
yention last night aud today, the
chorus was Npeasedly called upor
for rendition Of seml-claaslesi and
tropical songs.
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f|GG Of OKLAHOMA TELLS
Of FAIR SHOE PRICES
Committee In Washington Il Told
That Many Arrests Have
Been Made 80 Far
More Soon.

Washington, April 20 Insesiisa. /.
lion - proflieefing within the mean.
Ina of the Lever food contrOl asi
probably viii DO completed within 10
days hy the department of JUSTICE
Howard y fteg. special assistant "a
tho attorney general to-day told thr
committee investigating shoe pfi'es
Prosecutions will follow where facts
warrants action. he said
Approximately 200 arrests have
hocn made In the governments cam-
palru against Increased prices FIgK
said. aud ~ those Gases brought -
trial abou, 10 per. cent had resulted
IN convictions
"Ilow many have rone 70 lailf" IN
qulred senator Kenyon. republican of
Iowa
Perhaps twenty five or thry,
said FigT
Asked by senator Kenyon whether
those Jailed were "big or little profit
ccu. FlTg said both kinds were rep
resented He added that there had
been somo 30 indictments
Asked " any tanners. manufastuf-
ers or dealers IN hides had been pro
secuted FiRr said no action had been
taken against that branch of the shoe
industry. as prosecution had been
largely AGAINST retailers.
Firg explained that fair price com
mitte"s have heen sef np IA many
states
4 have heard that fhese commit
tees frequently are composed ~ the
{, iloNs Who ara doing the prOfHcer-
ing" said Senator kenyon
II mink that ls a mistake Figr
replied
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:. The Fun In Work ::

Al industrial captain u quoted AZ
saying. "there a no run "a basnsas
any more. used 20 ~ 70 ny iesk
with pleasure 20 now sith dread
knowing that most of the bushes.
which wlll be- put before me VII xor'
~ aud deprcss me"
To alter an old provsrb. all tLiags
come 10 the man Who lives lonE en-
ough For q generation OF %. the
frn has been going out or the s0rk ~
the average ~age-earna< lie has
been set AZ machines which we're
supposed 20 suppiy ,nseh Of 'hs
brains necessary fer the job. bic has
punched time clocks and been eiassi.
fled by number. often for moaths a.
a stretch he has punched oat meal
washers and nothing else. turned no
a bolt in ono parf 81 a consrlvaarc
and no more seldom seen a psece of
work through from beginning g. cnd,
Thus work has become monotoIovsl
uninferesflng. Further egTrasstion
has been supplied by men who ftoo1
over workers whh stop watches fig
ured out short cuts. that. hosevsr
r<efuI. might be unnatural Tor IL
individual worker. 30 The fun "a
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work has cozeA away. aud the Indus
trial eaftaln haa larFeiy bad a hani
IN e.
The remedy for the eonflilon 4
not IN the seFaplng 81 machinery 8pd
the restoration OF hanalcrah Ma
ehlnery slll stay Hut working with
Il can b. made more enIoyahIe. The.
man who hates 70 labor sndiessly at
drilling holes II boiler plate al dav
long often goes home 20 tinker until
midnight at a rebeilloas motor enr.
ffe does MOI care boa time passes
then. lie l. not praying for whlstls
or a iansllnk gong n should DO ths
tssk of enilghsensng lndaetriaiista 20
given 90 men In the shops the same
zsst for work they have when they
are ~on thsir own"
Our Industrial captain has lived
iong enough for something OF ,hs ar
psfisBce n the wage Garner to como
around 20 himself. We hope Ne VIII
live 40 mach ionger that hosh he and
bic hired hand viii know torsther.
al one and thc ss-re time. the greaf-
est possibilities for fun now lstsne
ia work.
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;: The Universal Robin :

OF al birds shat come 70 spend
the spring and sumner months with
Us perhaps the robi is the besi
k7own and most popular. He Is one
81 Gods exenflars q true democ-
racy. Away from the walls Of BRICK
srd rnotzr there + no tart OF town
TOO obscure for him TO build home
The unwr1tfen rules Of sDobeery are
u1Snovn to him. II - not his aim
IN life 70 live next door TO robin
that knows a robin that lives near q
a robin that has = redder breast and
. longer tail than his.
These gentle. iosabie birds divids
the city srnong themselves. They Dc
not crowd together and encroaci
upon each other. IBsfincsively fhes
solve the hcrslng and food problem
&C the pest interests of all concerned
Thus. incidensaIir. they serve MAJ
kind
Tie robin is universal. He is hers
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WHAT -TcKEp OVER
THE WIRE buRfNo DAY

repeka. kan Astmueys fal
Reheu 1. nm assso wahfst Al
Flats. Ara "a eoaassion ~HA race
dislarbauces ass nll aaaeuncsd tbst
eould Tile an slplisatioA etth Fra
erai ludre ralosk a. set aalae hI'
sensational ORDER u rvuasaI a. fasa
a. errtificalr ~sev ~ ihe efslss
made saturday b Juisv tsroh rftl
ber ef Afksneas was received
NoeAls* osa~rsl AsasO ohrv
Fon. eaaaiaass Cor ghv Nesisan msa
deaeY and ~ha l. said 20 81 alr,sf
ina the revolt IN sonors. ssainsg y
Carfansa eosvramrnt has fessh :.
a place n safety follo~ing hls nt !
several aaya sTo fgOm Arsiea q
That lnfofmaiien vac hrasht =
hs Geseral fmnelsso " sefranr 7 >
secretary
isos Anseles cal Nogmaa 81
knwn a. Ma NeCaY. pasllt = n.
iaincd marriage ifc3h.. 90 " d.
Carmen N nfordsr dahe
Chicago The nor,hvssisFu a..
trics q tho --LATEST t,roshsrhood of
Maintenance 4 way sfsNloyea and
shapnen made rraaest far a TEN
.onrY Increase og wages ~ o. = dAY
~lih time and one halt ne overtime
ono hundred thou~and m~mhcrs will
work Aprll - n Tho fequeat a. Nos
ffantssi. q ~aa dcclaFrd.
Memphis Red llsrflne ~ "a
dueah. Nv, given lhe rrfeer.s a.
eision over Kid Henry of Newark
y in the fourth round
l.audon rhe hudrrt Tor ies0
vas introduced In tho house ~ eom
mona ~ Austin cistmheFlaln
chancellor % lAe .sech~qaeF lshaie
was deferred
Providence. u I rai Moore. Of
Meml,hls ralned tho decision osef
Rns Maorc, % a. pAal. Ia ls rounds
New Orleans George chlp ot
Newcastle. IA. given the dcclslon
over 0corge iknackouu ilrowa ~
chieago a. the end of 20 rounds ot
fast flshllnR
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GOVERNOR of KANSAS witt
PROSECUTE lyNCAFR


Mulberry, Kan. April 20.--rhls vi.
iaee. leca,es in the hear, of ,ae Kan.
aas coat country. vas stili seoo With
excitement today over the events OF
late yesterday when mob estimated
az 1000 or more persons stormeo the
local jail. dragged forth an unknown
negro. identified as the assailant of q
young white woman living near here.
and hanged him 20 a telephone pole.
coRoNER's JURY IN SESSION
The authorities announced tina,
they expected 70 base their course o.
action upon the findings of the cor.
oner's Inquest The investigator OF
the iynehs~e had gnere thar loea I'm
portanoe, however. for Attorney Gen.
era, Richard Hopkins was under
INSTRUCTIONS from Governor Henry J
Allen to take any steps necessary In
bringing about the prosecution OF
those involved.
lYkcsED NEGRO UNKNOWN
Further efforts were being made
ADuHf " tocWtNf NHf Ucbfof VITO WttF
o 3 c Workman. io-year cid boy.
was captured by a posse near the
state line and later identified by the
young woman as the man who attack
ed her Workman. who told the az
ttorities ne waa from sprinaflel5
lll, ~ss no, molested BY the mob, al.
though he was taken 10 jail N Cir.
ard. while the iynehine was In prog
ress. he denied being implicated in
the attack and MS story Was confirm.
ed by the young woman. according 10
the authorities.
Reports from the young womsn's
home to-day were that she would re
cover.
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and there and cfroies for svery.
bcdy. There Is no part of town tina;
he does not make a little brighter
and hearts a little lighter By his IN
fec4i0gs OPTIMISM His -cheerily-
bceerup Is irresistible. PITY the day
when this magnificent bird is driven
away by the aggressive English spar
row. And that day Is coming a. sure As
fate. II man does not take q hand IN
the unequal battle.
Choice must be made between a
blessing and an abominafion. The
robin earns protection and encour-
agement. that he may come again
and again. 20 the end Of time, win
MS message Of glad tidings.
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not ~ PASSES BILL
HIKING NA\kS' PAY

Washington. April 20 -Bv NJ
animous vote the no lse raised a nili
increasing by $50 a month ihr war
risk Insurance payment OF the gov
ernment 10 5000 disabled sollis :
and sailors now receiving vocational
rehabilitation Under the meaFare
which now goes 10 the senate single
mcn would receive sioe month and
married men $3.50 Various orgarika
lions OF world war veterans support.
ed the bill
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Short Cuts To
Home Mems


Thieves entered the residence .
Ros Crahb. 1909 East clet.lAnd la
nlghi and took qusntfty cg proeis
ions and some money Mans harn Il
matches. foana strvwn through ih'
downstairs rooms Indicated that a..
thieves were amateurs A taogougi
search for sainshles ~zs mad. eu
reae drawers aud other rcees,tAeles
were openva and enntents strawa
sser the tloor Effors 10 enter the
basement we're made bar he thieves
could not eaia entrance. A bunch
q house ksss were ssosn
There wlli b. debate a. The
htgh schcoi auditorium tomorrow
n'ehs a. s o'clock between a teeti
IRON the Oklahoma city high school
and me team of tho local hseh sshaai
Other entertainment mas beer ar.
RANGED for school rafrens and aih
ers aW invited to attend the debate
which viii be Interesting
MArch Wood and Edwin nlsmlgh
are 1--we wires In their particular tine
Aarch has enc part of the state ana
Olsmi,h covers The other part for n
wel known movie film maksrs The
lathe Exchange tlnci 81 New Nefk
Each year thls mammoth conearA
given Grand prizes ia the men who
80 the biggest business for ,ha ceu
pany during the year last Neaf.
March Wooa WAS ems 81 flxe Nho wan
he premier urise and hs WAS given
i vacation 81 three weeks wlta al
expenses paid and was shown a sfani
'inc IA New York under personal a..
resuon ~ the pathe New York man
ayers Each month pfisc Is nang
ap also The March prlxe was won
hy Wood and Olsmllh Each we're
notified TODAY by wire fnom aew
York that fine slUe gold watches
9iih their names snEravsd thereon /
is8'i been shipped ihem In other
words the BOYS had scorei again and /
have ~hruugh1 home the bacon nj
Is hard 10 beat an Oklahoma boy
shen be- bows his hack TO win
The Guthrie high school wll BE-
represented IN the state couies' a; I
Norman Aprii 2o. hy the following /
ulent Orchestra band piano. Car
; Urham violin, Ruby Wco.f, /
lrators. Edward Howard cello. lea I
Nesf The contestants win b. heard /
n a public program at Tho rlrst Al I
: church. Thursday evening. A imis
.ieA sa cents, students e ceN's
~-it is an Interesting sishi 10 watch /
he big doughnui making machine ia Z
he window oi thc Cafeteria restrau
AM ~ work This is wonder ma I
'hiue n is new one OF the latest 1
.eslgn and supDlanfs one that was 1
isfective The doughnuts are crisp. 4
resh and fine and they are hot and /
Many a passer -1v Is at
racied BY the dellclously freshness 4
y this pslatshlc swee,hread and bus s 4
i dozen for home consumption The /,
afetefa serves doughnuts and cot 4
ee AZ all hours during the day, be
ides the usual meals. The Cafeteria
ESQ makes a speciality OF serving
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NEWS PRINT MANI FtCTtR-
EIsS N PROtIIEER CLASS

New York. April 20 safes ~
news print paper are netting certain
manufacturers from i1 10 n cents
grofii a pound. according - figures
sresel'ed n a uceflng here % -
publishers Of foreign lanzUaee pa
pers in New York and Phiia leIphia.
The publishers voted to send \
committee q two tr Norway ani
Sweden 70 investigate the s'nafloa
thaJe and Il POSSIBLE close couflaefe
Tor a supply of news print for his
country.
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NEGRO DW TOR KILLS
WIFE N GIN BATTLE

Tulsa. April 2o.-Mamle Wood I,
dead. and her husband. " J. Wood.
negro doctor and fortune teller. is
IN The Frisseil negro hospital with
several bullets in his rirht hlp. a. a
result o. gun battle between the
couple al their home &0s No-fh
Greenwood avenue. shortly bef,ae
noon today.
Wood told policeman J. II. srlih-
erman that hls wife atiemD'sd IA
XIII him and that h. sho, he's n ssif
defense.
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FEDERATION OF LAs6R TO
MEET WHERE eoozs AsouNps

Washington. April 2a-The forueih
annual convention of the Aaaerican
Federation Wili meet in Canada, be-
ginning June :
Among the subiecis which the con
'vcniion Vlli deal the announcement
said. II organization ~ thcsyei un-
Organized worker
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CIGAR MIXERS DEMAND
\ sEVE\-llOlR DAY

clevelapi. o. April 20 a seven
h,ur WORKING dsy IN the uated sisic'
Canada. Porto 4 GO and Cuba. val
adopted bv The International cignr.
makers unon convention here La
night by we of rs TO i0s. Al sil
become effec'fve Nav !. ieci.
Samuel oompers, president OF Is.
American Federation of Labor ans
first Vice president OF the cigar.
makers union led the fight for the
seven hour day standard.
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Paris. Aprii ~ The eiaesnx u ra.
siricilobs on The Importation inta
France of articles ~ laxury will b.
come a las fOmorr0w when Il IL
signed by President Deschanei
Among the articles tho importation
- whieh 10 forbidden hY the aw. ara
natural and Artificial rsowers from
England fruit from Hsigism. feath-
efs purchased On the Aefusrp mar
ket sllt stoe kinrH fr0m ths t'nited
States. whieh have formed A consld-
cradle lieiu N IMPORTS lately. also
are 10 b. forbidden.
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pARDANELLEs TO BE
tNrERNArloNALizEp ~ ALLIES

Paris. April 3n The Suprme
council has definitely decided 70 in-
ternai,ons,izc the aIl-danetles ac-
cording TO a HavRs disqafch ffom
san Resno Allied conflnvenis wlll
be stationed in Constantnople 50 as
70 guard aeainsg Turkish rulers IN
the future leading their Geoule astras
and seoomirlr again a slants Tor
their neiehbors and the allies
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STRIKE SET FoR APRIL
"a IS CALLED OFF

6etroit. Mien-. April 20,-A walk.
oot April 20. on the part Of 10000
members Of she erotherhood Of Main
fensnoe of-wsy employees and Rail-
way Shop lsborers IN the chiczoo
district will not receive sanction OF
tire brotherhood. e 2 crs-Ie. presi-
dent Of the eresnixatien. ssid herr
teSsy.
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MILLIONS SPENT ~
YEAR ron ADNEnrtsi>:

New York. Aprll 80 Tho volume
of national newspaper advertising tho
last year reached 1850 Wla80o ~
enrding 20 the annual report ~ th~
bureau ~ advertising Amerlean
Newspaper Publishers Association
The average increase IA nationa,
advertising among members ~ sha
hufeau dufinx tho year was estimat
"a az 70 percent The buFwan Maya n
T. bounded only by lhe scarcity of
paper
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-20
|0U|JA BOARD USED
NOW TO FIND OIL
Biologists Tried TO Discourage
This Man But Failed; He
Won From Mother
Earth

Pueblo. Colo. April 2o-Geolowis.,
mean nothing In y. G. CnaIth',
young life. He used = onIJa board
and With its aid ~ located the flrsi
OIL prodncinT commercial well il
Colorado. brought In forty miles from
here yesterday.
Geologists told Griffin that h.
would never find Oh on his prossrfy
They're all vronE.- the prospecfo,
declared. 4 asked the oulja board
and 4 says there's oil here st 100
feet I"
Griffith struck five barrrI = day
sell az $500 feet.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-20
VOt \DED OFFICERS AND
SOLDIERS Oi Dt\tki\f>
ARMY. ~ H0sPirN. BRIT
Ally ~. AN IN I'm
INES TROOPERS
BANDITS IN SPAIN
HOLD UP ROYAL TRAIN
EFFORT MADE To GET AN W
WITH GOLD PLATE 4 M-
RlED IN QUEEN VICTOR
It0< TRIP TO
MADRID

eerpe. Apri so--Polssh neNsxpa
pers received here give reports from
a Russian source that sftcr the con.
quest Of Restcv ara NoVorpssisk by
the boisheviki. the Red army INJURED
cd more than 5000 officers a''d sol.
siers cf Deneklne's army lying n
hospitals and prisons Of these towns.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-20
BANDITS ~ SPAIN
HOLD UP A KINGS TRAIN

Seville. Spain. April 2o-~san.'iss
attacked train last night or which
Queen Victoria and her srosher. 'he
MARQUIS 81 Carixhrcok. ~ere travelling
MADRID 10 Seville IN an unsuccessful
attempt 20 esrry oH the royal plate
which the queen VAS bringing TO this
city.