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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-06-26
NOTICE

q. The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Clarkson Hardware Co.
will be held at their office in Ocaia,
Fla, July 9th, 1920, at o'clock p. m.
F. E. Wetherbee,
till7-6 Secretary and Treasurer.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-06-26
SEEDS!

Ninety day and old fashion velvet
beans, chufas, Pyles and Gist seed
corn. Ocala Seed Store, phone 435. If
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DOMESTIC SUBSCRIPTION RATES

One year, in advance ............$6.0 90
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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-06-26

Germany lost the war and will new
er be happy until she finds it again.
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COUNTY FINANCIAL STATEMENT

w. w. STRIPPING, Tax Collector, I'm Ac'
count with Marion County, For
the Collection of Taxes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-08
LIONS ENJOY LUNCHEON
AND MAKE 4 VISIT
New Office Building Of Guthrie
Mill Company Inspected
Green and Hawa Chosen
Delegates TO Meet

The Lions club at iis weekly lac :
eheon AZ the lone hotel Friday elect
ad Frad w Green mnd vi vern0
HAws daie~Tfes ard ~ z. lIAnaford
and Donald y Lampnd aitnrnsteA a.
the International convention cf i.lotia
clubs 10 he held NJ Danvnr, J,sly "a
10 H.
Judge A " lioles of the e0nnty
court was an invited guest snd III
dreaasd the club an tho DrobIcmA fhas
The trial and Faroie of delinquent iu-
vsnlles
After Adjournment on lnyitation 0E
Chuck" Lockwood. srmffr manar i
OF the Guthrie MN and Elevator c.,
the club IN body were shown through
The company's magnificent ofifcas re-
Gently acquired and elevnntaIy fure
lshed nj the corner On Harrison anil
Division Ntreeta
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-08
Wear Rose Sunday In Memory of Your Dear Mother

teFs are the best friends children cav
have. Tor iie said t;r~ascr love hA'a
no man than this. thar a man 'as
down his life for his friends" TIE
true mother would nrver think OF he's.
itatiag when 4 might be aece ssary
tor her IN lay down her hte zoe her
child. and she would do Il over anA
over again Yf~k were possible Like
Him who gavrup his lie far othegs.
including his enemies. she is willing
10 be sacrificed AZ any time foF tho@e
who cali her Mother Men MAJ fish
battles with sun and swpF1 amid 'he
blare Of trampets and the ensOafas-
ing shouts 81 their comrades. hut
there are millions of mothers whose
lives are one long draFn out battle
with suffering disease, cruelty anu
imposition Tor those they love.
Like the love of God. The true
mother love never wavcrs II her
child attains TO greatness, sna al
mircs and loves him; II h. sinks "
ruin and degradation, she moains and
loves him; II he loses the esteem. re-
spect and confidence OF everyone elise
on earth, she s,ill believes In him altd
toves him. SON or dauehtcr may tlc
lost TO all possibility OF reformat On.
NAV drain 30 the drags the cup o. 81
and shame, but etill she loves. even
more strongly, Il possible, than hc-
fore. when a. babes she Kissed their
little pink fect and prayed that they
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-08
.CARBO OIL CO. MERGED
WITH BIGGER COMPANY
Rock Island Petroleum Company
Is Capitalized For 10000
and Will Improve Prop
erty Here.

The carbo on company of this c,sy
and the Rock Island Petroleum con
pany ~ Texas have pooled Interests
and viii DO a consolidated lndaaf
with capitol stock of &500.O5o The
transfer was made this week.
The Carlo OIL cou1ianys proper.
Ties consisted or 1900 barrei Ne.
fulery operating AZ tank carr Ths
Rock Isiahd company. operating III
the Walters field owns ig-mils
pipe line. The company win bvisl
series Of tank and rilling ssafiens
IN the Guthrie field this sp,fhg.
OffIcers OF tho Rock Island patruic-
unY company are: G. =. Hale presl
dent. Wichita A. II. Heldan. vice.
president, Guthrie: o. J. parkhurs',
secretary treasurer. Guthrie; aud the
directors. Enge~e Waugh. wichita:
NJ Marshall. Wichita; G. w. Sparg-
Ter. Guthrie. aud d. II. Berry. Law
ton, Oklahoma.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-08
JUNIORS ENTERTAIN
SENIORS WITH PICNIC
Enjoyable Evening Spent at
Grove ON Meridian Road
Search For Reptiles Fea.
ture Of Outing.

Yesterday the junior class o. the
high sc@oo gave rs annual satrg-
tainment Tor the senior c'a.s. The
entertainment this year We as CD
fashioned picnic
Six hay racks and several .ars ter
the school building and went 10 tlie
picnic grounds about tour'miles east
of town.
AZ six-thiriy suIper was sersed To
nearly one hundred and seventy five
peorle. Balloons and whiKtla5 wcre
given as fayors and the crowd finished
the evening at the Pollard theatre.
During the afternoon search was
made Of the ravines and fields for
Wild ferns. plants and flowers, snakes
and bugs and much enioym ant wac
derived from the sport and many rae
specimens secured.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-08
WHAT licked OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

Pontiac. Mlch,A jury found An.
ton Best OF Flint Mich. guilty ~ the
murder Of Miss Vera Schneider. 4
telephone operator and he WAS sent.
eneed 70 life imprisonment
Washington Tho state depar,
mont was advised Japan had With.
drawn all objections 10 the Chinese
financial cpnsnrtium and has pre-
pared communication accepting the
terms aS agreed upon Nv tho United
States, Great Britain aud France
london Frank Moran Of pitts.
burgh knocked out Paul Journee
French heavyweight. who was form
cr sparring partner Of Georges car.
pentier, IN the second round
MIneola, y. Y Clarence coombs
set what y declared 10 be new
worlds record for four persons BY
ascending with three passengers. TO
an altitude Of Is. 200 feet
Washington "a committee of
UhAhHsA men appointed by Chairman
Benson OF the shipping board 10 Wus
gest terms of sale FOR the vessels
owned oy W. board reported that
present costs OF production rather
than original custs should determine
theo'oard's prices nv war built ton
mage.
Little kock~A COMMITTEES named
by the recent negro republican con
vontion bera announced that an ac.
tive campasws would lSe made for fhe
election Of J II Blouni. negro, nomls
nated by the convention as eandlinte
for governor and fant the deiegates
at-large elected by the white con
vention would b. contested. Blount's
name. II was said, ouId appear on The
ballot as an "independcn. republi-
can
Jexarkana. Tex Twelve per.
sons were injured In collision be-
tween a Missouri Pacific passenger
train and a freight train near Hope.
Ark.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-08
KNIGHTS Of PYTH|As
CONFER ESQUIRE DEGREES
Grand Lodge to Meet at Okla
homa City Next Tuesday;
I. N, Smithson Chosen
As Delegate.

The Knights OF Pythias conferred
the rank OF Esquire at their castle
hall in the Leader building Friday
night. and received and referred four
additional applications for knight
hood
The Grand Lodge Knights of Py-
thias will convene at Oklahoma City
al one O'Clock next Tuesday morning.
May ri, and large number 81
past chancellors from Guthrie will se
in attendance. r. N. Smithson. grad
lodge traternal correspondent. will Of
ficially represent Guthrie lodge at tho
state convention
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-08
NEGRO BOYS IN FIGHT
ONE is KILLED
George Nelson Shoots Louis Ber-
tram Through Heart Fol,
lowing Quarrel Slayer
In Jail.


Two eolored boys. Ceoreo Nelson
and Louis Ilertwm. both about 20
years old, and botn working as bell
hops al the lone hotel, had some al.
ficulty early Friday evening. and the
Nelson boy left. He soon returned
and Immediately on ,aterins tho
room where the Befisa,n boy Was, be-
gan shooting with 22 cal.ber gun.
Two shots missed Bcriram. but the
third struck his heir', Causing in.-
mediate death A third saot was
fired at his back as he turned 70
leave
There appears to be some mystery
about the affair. ani some friends
are suggesting that perhaps some OF
the recent thleving AZ the hotel may
have been back OF the affair. There
were very few words passed betwecn
the boys al the time of the shooting
The dead boy had no weapons OF any
kind. Nelson says that after he had
fired one shot ne thought the Ber-
tram boy was going TO pick up a bill
Hard cue and he fired again in self
defenes But the last shot Is said to
have been fired at the rctreating hoy
as ne was trying to get out Of tho
room after being fatally shot, Tire
affair took place in the pool room on
Second Street.
The hearing on murder charge
will be held before Judge Poles Mon
day morning. .
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-08
NJ. W[MBERCER VETERAN
BUSINESS MAN; TO BUILD
Liebhart, Trapnell and Mrs. Mil.
Ter. Owners of Lots On East
Oklahoma, TO Follow Suit
Soon, Maybe.

There are six 2a foot lets on EsSt
Oklaohma. that should aa occupied
by mp % date store buildings, ,hua
filling the sap between the brlos
Block on the west and iha frame
Traband corner cigar factory on the
east.
Moses Wninherger. atwayR In the
fore front in movements t0 Improve
and beautify Guihrir nov 30 rapid
~ returning 10 ita own has demol
ished the old structures occupying
part OF hin lots fho owns as feet
'front.' on the north side ~ Oklahoma
avenue. and ho now awaits tenants
who will occupy tho property. witch
he proposes 60 improve to sun PROS
paeiiye occupants
q Lleshardt, owner 0f cue M the
half dozen lotH IL ready ,o Join Ii
erecting the wallis for another build
inx. thus leaving bnt the Trapnell
lot on the east aud tho Miller prop.
erty on tho west, unoceupied by now
buildings
No dom9t all of these nwn~ra can
be Induced 60 build At once. tbna dl-
vidlng tho expense Of ~roctlng part
nership walls
Those desiring locations should
study theso propositions and aaslst
in developing the Guthrie building
situation Already wo are short of
residences that arr M iiomes fof
families; soon there slll be- short
aTc of business houses. tor mono a.
nov unoccupied in any locaiion Ia tha
city
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-08

! rae eeitlnw apart of day so ~
kwnwu ~ Mut~ra uas gHansEsv
May .. ghgs vesrl, for IAe pargnse "
asvlng universal emphasis g. shc heis.
ncns ~ motherhood and thr deesA.
tAe wideapss. the cuussancy NJ moth
ev l0yr " 4 bright aHd shortcuts palFn
ii the HISTORY W the wwrlA "A ~haw :
ArDwlag reverence and resps ssr
that which y paFs and sesSd Aas a.
expression heard IN a enuyvfetf -
nor an inaxiatfy aas vgther bvt@Nss
three mem Recently be thn thoAWhs ~
every mAm and woman af u0 distant
day One wearing white elrpatlaa
Was asked ia ioklus way ~whst
are ynu wearing thai arr ThW
nss hnfa DAy The rwis waN
Eve IS ls Moshers nay Whore
unon =, tAlFd exclaimed That
lfw y eald sathcr wp all ihv ilaw
rra th " "iuem, from tar eiaai mAa
nolla = ghe modwei titllr vHulrl
we con make them iato aaFlaa
that w s eneircle tho world and
could pe Z over them All the posianla
that haa 10 the hrnsHe ~ summer
I, dolent century and cGulA bind
them witl c Aden hands, set NTH the
richest iewets from chr tfraeugvs
af earth. Il would be- pcor tribute
to The paRiesv~ the fors1nfe, tAe|
love W
MOTHER
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-08

'mlghi neywr 40 where she w3ula NJ,
'ashamad % find th~n that sany
might never carry her child apon an
anriahteous crrsnd thai they mlsrt
eiwasw walk ia the "sslal Al and mar
row path The ilwhr ~ loye u al.
ways bumiSe IN ihe window os hsr
heart 70 welcome che lamh ihat has
gone c~tray to light the way home tor
the prodieal Hers ie sAe erwatrst
love because I, Il mo@s like tite lNo
81 Him who n Love, aud wh0sr lavl-
tasion impelissi w infinite eternal
love has meyer heeu wlthdraWn-.-
Come unto me, al ye thaf lah,~ aal
arr heavy iadea. and | with rsyn yon
rvst." One who had some Ysiration
of the depth ~ mother loee has
said.
rhe rleAesi fhes II her ufe iaiu sear
uWn she aes~
Nenr gaislcn ueaeraes em ~ Win irw
- ~ her lsyr.
l.ites aiabastee b,n she hetAks and
ppors Il ea yaur hcads.
The perfumr q hrt ~Arrltie ttreneh an
yeur betng spreads
Sordld indeed, IN he who never fg't
a thrill " gratitude when he lhoaFht
Of che love and gcntlenvss ut his
Of her iirclese minlsira,lors
when he suffered. of hnr essss snN
insts watchlullnees for his safety her
vigilance III prntsvlug him
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-08

4
MAY etey smith wriless
The swceiest ts,s lU al the wofit - @e
SET m FRAME of .hiuiee silver hair
MIA ever Wha,e lsewgase - flasnly
fhss q ms mMAeF " she noa meAi
faiFy
tps fogtaas .olly or ffape. whlshsvi
she Nuti
q matlvfs aet, I steFn hes tlckic ways
nrser .hall he quite hrres ualil
lssr ml avGaerr hanFHs hlswe aad
pfelsf
How proud how glad huw grateful
is TIE mother who has the lcvv IN
ihe reycr waning affve
siou ~ son s.sch a. the oue wv hese
IN mind sse from llegan, state
wrote her "lm slAd sou are my
mother lm lad ana yoae son ~
deed Ira pfoad TO br the wan ~ vnen
q mother And she was troud 90 We
the mother 0f snch a san There
Is love. there ia happiness and graft
iudo. and saeh should be the relation
ahsp between mother and son. regard
less oi position wealth oT social
standing such q son u nnt rnck1 ii
with remprsr when she who has been
hls guardian angcl and guiding star
has gone go her reward He does nos
moan And hlitervst ara my tears
fAa4 gfN tnn late as waN II ,tid nnt
know how wonderful y0u were
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-08
Mexico City
Is In Hands
of the Rebels

Augua prieta, Sonora, May a.
General Gales, commander Of troopc
N northern Sonora. stated 70 the
Associated Press today. that he hss
Just received telegram from Tor.
reon informing him OF revolution
attack being maze upon the sto.
urhs Of Mexico City. Ne esnren,.d
no surprise at the report that .,s
capital had fallen. carranaa nd
party escaped yesterday to Yera
Cruz.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-08
Draft EEader
Kills Dufauid
OHicers::' Escapes

Muskogee, May 3-Fifteen aossss
of officers and citizens are sGo.r-
ing Mcintosh county this afternoon
in search cf Lcafter Clark. an al
legged draft cvsder deid for Wash
ington state authority, who sho.
and killed JaiIer Jack Hunter at
Eufaula this morning and escaped.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-08
Lone Cat Closes
Plant; 800 Men
JoblesS for Day

Fremont. May "a lone cat
compelled the closing down Of tho
Hercbrand company plant here
Wednesday and throwing %oout 500
men out OF employment.
The cat In some unknown man
ner got onto the high tension wae
which supplies the plant with pow
or. setting fire to the Insulation.
The power was shut OF, closing
down the plant and repairs we're
necessary.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-08
FAIR TREATMENT DE.
MANDED BY GERMANS

Berlin, May s. Germany's dele
gates to the Spa conference will re-
fuse TO attend that meeting II not as
sured they will be given hearing.
said DR. Firth, minister OF finance.
Speaking at Dresden yesterday ac-
cording to the Norddeutsche Allge-
meine Zeitug
They will be prepared 60 lay the
true state of affairs before nllied rer-
resentatives. he declared and will be
able TO demonstrate thai the eco-
noniic position OF the continent de-
pends upon that of Germany
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-08
Pig, Cyclone
Victim, Month
Buried; Alive

Hiekv1li@ May a~~A tssis ps9
has Just been found undsr she deb
r,s left IN the track ef the hlp wind
storm that passed over she country
south Of here montss ago. whlls
Il may seem incredible. the pie1y
had been pinned 70 tine sarth Win
heavy timber and when discover
ed was sti,l alive although lssa
and lank after months tsss,au.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-08
MEETING AT SPA
MAY BE POSTPONED

Paris, May s. Reports OF pos
sihle postponement OF the Spa con
ference between allied and German
delegates from May Is to June 10
have caused universal protest from
editors OF newspapers here They
fear the meeting may lhe deferred In
definitely Premier Milerand's visit
TO London next week for the purpose
of comforting with Premier Lloyd
George as to indemnity payments
will be important 1t is indicated. as
the British premier Is believed to IA
vor the payment OF a lump sum by
Germany in place OF the present plan
by which the allies would be paid an
indcterminate amount
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-08
FOUND 100 MILLION MISTAKE

The house last month appropriated
$4,000 as a reward 70 committee
clerk who saved 100 million dollars.
on paper at least, by eliminating that
sum In duplicated appropriations One
OF the effects OF budget will 1o TO
make such elimination before the es =
timates go to house committees.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-08

A modern Adam and Five are on
their way from France TO convert tbs
Y y They could not cona al more
propitioliS tune. Who will start the
first Adam and Eve Club Glen Paris
says he Will invite them hsre.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-08
PROBLEM ~ WHO'S NilO
~ ~IiIL t>~MNtD M
SPITE ELECTION M
Suits a. MANY
STATES
P[NROsE FAvORs KNOX,
TURNS DOWN JOHNSON
WOOD ,>D HOOVER GET
ON GUARD E>MirN ny
NITN.ATi<. FtNONiIE
son ETHICS; rilMNR-
iI.~ NEARLY ONtR

waahlnatnu May : An hat sir
states have new h~ld theig cnuvvn
iianm ~ primaries Eng shn aAisetson
nt MI uf TIRE tnsag uf aAi deie9asts
ga the hls eaucus Al t'iara9o. shsa
ulrd 20 begin four we~ks frasn Hess
Tuesday Yot mlns~t unparalleled
cnnfuWgan aN W wha ataonw the "a u
y candidates esr fha peessientsal
nommaiioa IA the dominant seatar@
az lhe situation
ON May ~ Pennsylvania Will he'll
"a presidential pF~fnenuee primary ant
next day Alal,amA viii have cnuvwn
tlpn. oreson folhows with primaf,
May ~, then Texas May o. wsst
v,rainla May A. and Vermont. Mav
"a VIII wind up the snamua. shs saveR
stat.a Mel~wluw she rmnaialng is;
delegates 10 make 40 the total
statue Quo Remains
rut nothing ean happen IN any af
thsne states materially 80 ctamWv ths
status qu0 From naw nn thw atraNNIa
viii NOT hu "a much II capture daie
aaies before rhe eonvumilnn meets
az 10 nhlaina strong nlrasewte p,st
tloa IN the convention itself
A rwM aver the temporary chair
nianshlp ~ IN pru~peet AnMs~r N
expected 10 arise our ~ thu contest
"a scat aunlr " ms deleamtlans twa
hlll sets already having hoen selset
"a la FlNrsia sI0sFh Carltinn.
Ceorsia AAd MlwAlaMspni. ~lSAls tahex
disputes arc 20 nHwS Hptah.y
over the Louisiana. oklah0ma. Ten
nessee ard vlrginAa selswellou#
And pefhspn there viii ha Others
hut lhT#~ sersamMgwM. h " ~
loved will be- m.rr omtrost affair
compared 10 the fiwree battles hs-
tween candidates now maneu vrflpx
sot poHitlon
Old Guard Opposes Weed.
Oid Taard leaders have lnfNustat
mat tisnaFs wayd wllt NOT DO
They say he has not played the
game lie refused % stay out ~
states. elsimed Nv gavarite sons. ani
the regulars" nwlet thai tha reA
vention shali b. regular II ane
tbinF
Senator fioisr Fenrose. renuhiieaH
leador sllsips IN rflhaelrshla. hsA
virtually given thp thumbs des
sAsn on Senator johnson 0mnain@ IL
the latter aenator t'hilaudey NHns.
also ~ rennsyiyanla Like the sebs
aiar from California. knsu opposed
thr leaRap ~ naiioAs, bat he IA d
regular whith Johnson haa ast
bean since ho b0iiad the party wlir
Theodore Roosevelt IN 1919 Johns9n
they claim IL radical" instead %
i regular" and the regulars"
are afraid
Herbert il0uyef iikeWias. uat1r
rrnr0ss holda. fes5ad never he
fgonfinnHd ou pags 0, Col st
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-08
FORMER CINCINNATI MAYOR
SUUED FOR DtvOplC

Cincinnati, May S- Henry r HanI.
member Of the federal labor board
and former mayor of Cincinnati was
today sued for divorce by Mrs. Thos.
Hydock Hunt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-08

II there Is q name more precioue
more beautiful. more holy than Mo-
ther. Il is thar of Him whose name
Is above every name" II il not 70
because OF ils euphony, MOI because
4 Is more musical than some Others.
bf FOR the same reason that tie
name OF her Lord Is most beautiful
is carries with II the thought Of deep
constant and unehahgins love, be-
cause with the thought OF Mother
there come sweet memories OF chili
hood days. OF the days when the man
or woman was helpless In the arms
,f mother love, was guided BY hand
impelled by kindness and strengthen
ed by love tiat never tired. never
forgtifal, never hating because ot
pain nor hesitating bec9use OF sell
sacrifice The respect. the love the
reverence men have for the name D.
Mother Is IN proportion 20 their ca
paeity for appreciation for wha, a
mother Is. Taking the standard o,
Him who was hove fncnumie and
rsting her by u. We find thai moih
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-08
HOOVER HAS PLAN
TO GIVE MORE SUGAR

Washington, May 8. Rationira
OF sugar by manufacturers Of ncn-
essentials and an agreement between
the United States and foreign conn
tries not to bid against each other
for this commodity were suggested
by Herbert Hoover, as means Of
relieving the sugar situation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-08
CAN'T SEE THE IDEA

What battles Abe Martins COM
prehcnsion Is what some OF the can
didates hope 10 gain by having their
pictures printed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-08

ing the past several months Any
how. Il proved that the sheriff 4. cf-
flee Is always busy and easy TO find.
But not usually 40 easily fooled
Bill Herr has landed again. He
cleaned up on the Kansas bunch oi
shooters at Winfield In the state meet
this week andetook all first prizes
He goes to clarksdale. Miss. Sunday
morning to enter the big tournament
at that place Some attractive prizes
have been hung up and Bill Is cer-
tain to annex a goodly nunsaer 'oi
them.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-08
HOW 1T WILL BE AT FRISCO

Everything al the San Francisc,
convention VIII be cut and dried The
politicians VIII do the cutting and
Bryan the drying.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-08
MUST RE ASST RED or An
HONEST HEARING WITH
OuT CAMOtlFLAGE, SAYS
MINISTER OF FINANCE
OF NEW REPUBLIC
M|LLERAND To CONFER
WITH LLOYD GEORGE
kIENE CAPTURED BY POL
ISL FORCES AFTER 4
SIEGE THAT LASTED
TEN DAYS
BULLETIN

London, May 6.--Poiish and Ukrain-
ian troops captured klev on Thura-
day night. according 10 an official
statement issued at Moscow yester.
day and received here by wireless.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-08
THE WEATHER

New Orleans, Bay S.-Tonight and
Sunday, fair.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-08
MOTHER

There Il nvsae
Ia ali this cold sna hollow wptia, no
faaHt
of deep streng. deathless lo,e, save
that within
A mothers heart
Mrs iirtaNus
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-08

Texarkana. Tex Twelve per.
sons were injured In collision BE-.
tween Missouri Pacific passenger
train and a freight train near Hope.
Ark.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-22
Ketchup, Tomato Pulp, Jams, Jellies, Preserves,
Bottled Vinegar and Other Table Condiments
WILL BE MANUFACTURED IN MEMPHIS
This plant will be in operation not
\ : later than July 15-this year.

The Meguar Company, large food manufacturing company
of Ohio will build their main factory in the city of Memphis.
They arranged ts factory addition to
present throughout the State of Ohio This plant will be
the headquarters 1t will be the most modern and automatic
plant of it's kind in America