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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-28
A Heatherbloom Petticoat
Is a Most Practical Garment

On rainy days, chilly days. every day for sturdy
general the petcoat of heaherboom nicely made and
in pretty color combinations is archemper to woman
kind
Misses heatherboom petticoas plain green
navy blue black and purple priced only 1895.
founce with blocks contrasting combina,
tons purple green navy green
with bands these mighty
1895. Lengths 20 to "a inches.
-Ayres-Pettcoat dept, third floor.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-28

painful to touch.
used cutieura Soap and ONT
ment and was relieved and when had
used one cake Of Cuticura Soap and
one box of Ointment l was healed"
(Signedl Mrs. James 3. Russell, sl2
Maple ST., Stotts City, Mo.
Give Cuticura Soap, Ointment and
Talcum the daily care Of your skin.
sampls Zach Free BY Nah. Address: "catisuTa Lab
orAtoriss, Dept 4, Maiden 80, Mass" Sold every
where Soap 25e. Ointment rs and 5oc Taleum &c.
10 CuticurA Soap shaves without mug.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-28
Finds White Mule in
Clock at Mans Home

Three half pints Of white mule" were
found hidden in a clock at the home of
George Teeter, 1910 West New York
street, last night
Sergeant Minnie" Russell ARRESTED
Teeter on the charge Of operating a
blind tiger.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-28

when / scratched them.
Sometimes l squeezed
them and the pain was
very severe, and I could
not sleep much at night.
My arms wereslso affected
and the skin was red and
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-28
Going to Store
Your Car
This Winter?
Open
At
80

When it's rolled out next
spring will it show the eff
fects of storage, or will it be
saved by a "Simonized"
finish?
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-28
FACE COVERED
WITH P|MPLES
ltChed and Burned Dread
fully. Cuticura Heals,

My facewas covered with pimpleS
and they itched and burned dreadfully
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-28
Simoniz Kleener and
Polish Sells for $1.20

It's matter you should
be careful about, for a car is
as young as its upkeep per-
mits it to be. And the most
efficient cleaner is one of the
necessary restoratives.
To keep the bad effects of
weather from deteriorating
the tires, we suggest Nitrex.
This preparation is highly
recommended by the large
tire companies to preserve
the life Of the castings. In ad-
dition, it improves the ap-
pearanee Of the car by i'm
parting a high gloss to the
spare tires.
Nitrex "a Quart for
Five Medium Sized
Tires, $500
-Ayres-Sixth floor.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-28
Close
At
$50

last article of finish, every aid
required by good grooming is in
cluded in the Ayres Toilet Goods
Section, not a few of which are
specially priced for Thursdays
selling.
TALcUM POWDERS.
Lazelrs talcum, 19c.
Sweet Peas talcum, 19c.
Baby Balm talcum, 1870
Mavis talcum, 19e.
TOILET SOAPS.
Certified soap. cakes for
55c.
L. S. Ayres' soap. $1.OO the
dozen.
Armour's Buttermilk soap,
soc dozen.
Kinks bath tablets. soc
dozen.
COLD CREAMS.
Cocoa butter cream, 45e.
Peroxide cream, 25c.
FACE POWDERS.
Genuine rice powder, zee.
Olivia face powder, zoe.
Sanitol powder, 29e.
LOTIONS.
Creme Cucumber. see.
Muguet creme, see.
Needed Miscellany for
Careful Grooming
Good bristle hairbrushes. 69c.
Xnola liquid powder, sec.
Garrity's curling fluid, zoe.
Assorted toilet waters, see.
Mary Garden perfumes, $40
the ounce.
Half-pound packages absorb.
ent cotton, zoe.
-Ayres-TOilet goods dept,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-28

ROLLED OATS, Quaker and National brands fresh
milled, makes kids husky" box, 15c.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-28
AYREy'D DOWNSTAIRS STORE

BUTTER, Ayres Special creamery, extra quality
pound 6Oc; Swastka, good creamery butter,
pound $50.
Taiban Valley news., 1920-03-05

MET HODIST CHURCH NOTES
After so much hindranee from
flu, may we all be still more
diIigent to make up for lost time
in the servises Of our Lord.
We will preach here ne xtSun,
day morning at the regular time
as announced in the Taiban
Vallev News. We will speak on
some very vital and important t
theme. Special singing Sunday
morning, and instrumental
music at night. Be sure and
worship with us and hear the
music. EVERYBODY is most cord.
tally invited 70 come. We will
ba delighted to see you out.
E G.. Sanders, Pastor.
Taiban Valley news., 1920-03-05
INCOME TAX
IN NUTSHELL

WHo-Single persons who had
net income of $1,000 or more
for the year 1919,
Married couples who had net
income of $1,000 or more.
WHEN-March 10, 1920, Is final
date for filing returns and max
ing first payments,
WHERE-CollectOr of Internal
Revenue for District In which
the person resides.
HOW-Full directions on Form
1040A and Form 1040 also the
law and regulations.
WHAT--FOur per cent normal
tax on taxable Income up to
$4,000 in excess of exemption.
Eight per cent normal tax on
balance OF taxable income. Sur
tax, from one per cent to sixty
five per cent on net incomes over
$4,000.
Taiban Valley news., 1920-03-05
HOW TO CONTROL HOG
NANCE.

Hog mango is spread namely
by direct bodily contact, accord
ing to Investigations recently
conducted by the U United States
Department of Agriculture. The
dissaseis contracted most ra pidly
among nogs Of low vitality,
especially those kept in small
nclosures. 1t spreads more slow
.ly among vigorous animals kept
in pastures or in clean, we'll
lighted, roomv pens or buildings.
Failure by swine owt ers to con :
troll hog mango results in heavy
losses from shrink age as we'll as
from high death rate. The oe-
partMent states that the disease
can be eradicated by four dipp-
ings in alime-snlphur or atseni'
cal solution with inter rvals of 6 or
7 d avs between dippings.
Taiban Valley news., 1920-03-05
SOLDIERS! ATTENTION

To all men who wore in the
Army or Navy.
On Maroh 9th end 9th a rep
resentative % tho Federal Board
for Vocational Training will 'ba
ii,-Fort Sumner 70 tell you what
the Goverhment ffers to do for
the men who served in The
World War. COME AND SEE
HIM. Do not miss this chance.
IT. is for your benefit.
Call at'the Home Service Of.
flee American Red Cross.
P. M. Ruleau, Field Supervisor
American Red Croas.
Taiban Valley news., 1920-03-05

It's a good thing we knew bet.
ter how to fight Germany than
We have shovo we kl wv how to
battle against the high ocst Of
living.
Taiban Valley news., 1920-03-05

Leonard Cheshire had the
to get his thumb
beoken this week while crank
ing oar
Taiban Valley news., 1920-03-05
COUNTY BOARD OF EDU-
CATION MEETS.

There will be a meeting of the
County Board Of education for
DeBaca County, 1: 90 o'clock,
Saturday, March 20, 1920, at,the
office otthe County Superints end
.ent, Fort Sumner.
Rache V. Smith.
President. County Board of
Education.
Taiban Valley news., 1920-03-05

Thank goodness, mems pants
are not copying the length styls
OF women's skirts.
Taiban Valley news., 1920-03-05

It's JOY to met young old
folks. buc old"young folks are
al awful strain on > .tslIc%'H
nervee.
Taiban Valley news., 1920-03-05

About time to start up q little
argument about daylight cav
ing.
Taiban Valley news., 1920-03-05

"Finland needs shoe laces, 4"
ca 3 news item. Csc, il thor
all? Am srica needs the sh rs.
Taiban Valley news., 1920-03-05

Ferman Nuzum cams in from
Clovis Saturday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-08
COUNTY SPELLING CONTEST
TO Be HELD APRIL 10
Winners In Township Contests
VIII Compete Winner TO Ne
Sent 20 Norman State
Meet May /

The ,nuniY spelling contest sn ans
unai event conducted ~ conntY sop
,rlnifnieni Mrs farfoli plli D.
staged thla year IN ihr auditorium
20. enc cry hieh school sf one o'floeh
in the afternoon of Aprli %. The
pupii making fhe hlstsst rfa1s
viii ha declared winner and rlli b.
eligible io enter ihe stale spelling
contest 90 be- hsii az Norman an MAY
iaf
Following are names N purlls whu
snn firsf place In ne township spell
lng contests witch we're hsil Nsrrh
ia These boys ani GIRLS siil contest
for ihe champ.onshi, here Apfn 40.
Clara srhaefer uarshsH. Amos
Decker Cfssfsnfi Nrlfis Rogers
Nulhai Ralph 0ooch. Cresrsai.
Helen cox. Cuihrs. Arlene Thread
Fiil Waterloo John uriirsmsf
oafhue Olln Butler Gafhfir. Ger
iie PoDe. ouihue Aefis Humphrey
Meridian
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-08
MORE TROUBLE IN FUTURE
TO ENTER MARRIED STATE
Law Requiring Physician $ Ger
tificate Of Health 10 Be En-
forced BY State Health
Officer.

Oklahoma city. Arnl s-Law ~
quiring a physicians health ceri.f.
cate OF every person wishing mar
riage license would do much 20 pre-
vent such cases % distress az ths'
of Arthur Towicss and his Wlfe iu-
berculoeis sufferers here. DR. A. X
Lewis. state commissioner of heslia
said yesterday
~ they had been required 20 pre-
cent health certificates before ihsy
were married. they would not be in
the saniiarlum from which fiev
came.~ he said.
Il intend 20 try again 20 have
the legislature next year pass q
law requiring health certificate
of an persons applying for mar
rage license" Dr Lesxis said.
''Blns proposed In the past 70 meet
TIA, need have failed because they
have been too elaborate. shall try
- get q law passed making II a
misdemcanor Tor a clerk 10 issue a
marriage license 20 persons having
40 health certificates and making
q mlsdemeanor for physicians 70
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-08
French Fire
on Germans,
Eight Killed

Feansfert. April s-Thla after.
neens clash IN the sehliierplatx be
tween Freach troops ara she popu
iatioH. resuissea IN the s.iiina q
50 Germans and the ssoundine %
scene t.~o score others ~ss fel
lowed bY a strone display %
frenen military force which brouens
the restoration - oruer BY tire t,r,e
usrkness had set IN
u ~as a runor that TIE French
haf beer fereed by the pressure %
tire allies ard tne unssd States
20 withdraw fr,ors t'se city snai
startea the trouble. The crowd
ieened and taunted the troops. yei.
iina. ~Nouse got 20 oct cut. al the
Sene3siese who were patroillRa IN
trent q she ooard house on the
square.
French offieer ordered the
crowd 70 dlsperke ard when she or
Ger was ianooed naehine gun ssss
brought into play Disturbances
also occurred IN ether parts % thc
eifs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-08
Tu)o Killed
By Explosion
at Ponca CHy

Poues ci'y. April &C " nlnef
cook sod Mics Viola Amn,ann.
waitress. were kiHed. and n. l.
hs~tins and Hs"p Grady. oolorsd.
clsf~asNsrs aua G W Buneh.
were seriously Injured when . oas
explosion destroyed the rsrndals
cafe here early this morning. Prop.
pofty damao, viii sscssd sioO 600
The cafe building ~ss destroyed
and many buildings near b. were
damaged ~ the shock o. the o.
plaeion. NJ and Mrs.. rreu Riley
and Ne ana Mra Ernest ps,,oa.
who occupied rooms above ths cafe
were slightly injured.
Gas aocumu pssd ~ the base
meni q Tho cafe from ieaklno
service plre ls said 50 have caused
fhs explosion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-08
MIND READER TELLS
THINGS To DR. GULLEY
Clipped By a Friend. seer In
forms Healer. Gems Fropl the
Operas. What l. On At
Local TheAiefs

D. 0uiley .nf ~ = question "a
Prof ste~s nagiIisn a. me iifea
land iheaicf tfe neef esen that
follow hrfufe lf "a a.is ne SHAT I
RAnt lo know nc Is plppa sati
Guiiey Stewart llndfoidod. painter
"a over SHAT CulleY hat written Then
he answered see yuu in Mssiso.
be- fald. = aoo yun A4sin. Yuu has 6
los, money lhfoufh false ffsn1
but yop hase pfolliea bf experience
the plan you have ln mlnd now Il s
winner. IL Wtli make yoa s1o0tf
Gglley startled the analenee hY iumH
ing 40 and ekeiaimne ion are fehf
IA q faalat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-08
iNsURegNr RAILROAD STRIKE
rs SPREADING FAST

Chicago. April s-The ~iusufreni
railroad strike. which begun a week
aso ia Ch.caeo had spf,ad % other
parts ~ the United States today
Fast and west bound frslFhi move
msni. acr0s~ TIE continent already
restricted by the Chicago strike. was
hamsered further By swhohmen sirlk-
ing az such straiegic sideways as
Buiialo and Kansas City. aud a. such
Industrial oenters as Joliet and De
cainr. H. auf Gary. Ind
Strikes V,ri thneaienel today a.
Milwaukee. 81 Louis and East 81.
Louis strikers predicted also. that
s5.500 men o. northern New York
would join them. eniilng OF freishi
traffic from Bafialo q New York and
Boston
The Yardmeus association. lnEur
gent organization which called the
strikes. was forming branches in nn-
merous terminal centeTs. reporis in
dicatol
" v Reading. general organizer
OF the Yardmeys a~ocafi.a ~
nounced that the clerks and the
freight handlers brotherhood would
take strike votes today Al cincin-
na,i l2.co0 freight handlers served
notice that fhey demanded an ans
wer by saturday midnisht on their
tcoutinued on pare : Col. ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-08
BETTER TRAIN SERVICE
WOULD AID MERCHANTS
Only One Train Daily Into 0uth.
RE From Shiloh District and
That After Stores Here
Are Closed.

Comp'Slni 4 being made hy FARMERS
iisins ia the eastern part y I.osan
county on Aconual o. me-, being able
io eome 20 Cuihrie and transact aasl-
ness aad return the same day. ihe
resson heinr ihs poorly arranged
train service on tho ~ Iniih a
Western railroad coupled ~tih no
service on the N X 4 r Failroaa
Under the train service now ia ef-
feet on The ~ Smith a Western
railroad passengers fotiing on -
failis Shiioh. or Merlalan. arrive IN
Guthrie az q 90 p m This heins too
late Go trade o. shop they ara com
nciled 10 stay over nishi aud transact
their business next day The train
leaslnr Galhrle departs a. s'so m
TOO early Tor them 70 return on. 90
they are compelled 20 stay over an
day and until no following morning
70 Ecf return train service
what We ne~t in train IN here
some tins "a the afternoon and
return irlP Ia ihe afternoon or eve
nipz which would rlye ihe farmers
from thrive io five hours or mora "a
Guthrie
Not being able 20 make ihls lrln
in one tay the farmers in that com
maniiv are forced 10 gogo Oklahoma
CIV Via fho NJ v at. from railis
RleM at this pme nhs Katy lsI
proposing q train service between
Guthrie ana raliis n 20 thls should
he ARRANGED % take care ~ thls
business or che 81 Smith 4 westofn
could arrange iia service 20 take care
% Tho business
Mr. W v Welch ne ncw snpsriu
tcndeni ~ ihe W smith A Western
has made some changes Ia the local
freight service on the east end OF a.
line which ie an Improvement "a q r
service end rirhi az ihis time wlu'l
De she oeporiure time 80 tsk' ihis
matter up with him n ihe Ft smith
a Western would arrange lia lDca'
freight schedule 20 arrive from ihcl
east IN the soorning in place oi ihe
he patrons could rely on this wouli
handle the situation as there is ai
coach on This run and 80 would f4rn
ish ample Accommodations for toe peo
pie
a MIXED run from Fallls 20 ~ Reno l
Win two crews making ''o 'rin ln
ci.o day would take lrl of ihh mate I
lfr ANA also give scs iro io ihe Fli
Reno Inc. oach train leaving mo 'ef- 4
'n'nals failis and W Reno rariy lr 4
ihe morning Tha, would fuf "ol
q sH hound train ihmnst Cnshf'e
tb.uf 10 o. m. ans ihr east bound |
'a'cneh about .
Under t'e prcsont arrangements
We have two railroads running
through ihls territory ana train sers
Zee 81 iiillc value 10 both the farm
ers and the city of Guthrie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-08


The Improvement u our roads
Those of us Who hava made OBJ
servaiiona for two decades have seen
wonderous changes resuiilnK directly
from the use ~ the pleasure auto
mobile. Once the city was tho city.
and the country was the country To-
day they merge into one anothfr.
The city man knows The country as
never befors-fa elad 20 have access
e Il and 10 live In 4 when possible.
The country man knows the city and
frequents L often. Small villages u
yesterday have become the rural me-
tropolises that one finds here and
there. everywhere. This fs sll good.
for It is well that a nation Be knit
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-08
WHAT TTcKED OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

-Washington-Th nomina Con ~
Hampton Gary of Texas 20 be minister
% Switzerland was confirmed BY The
senate
ri paso-it became known Wed
nesdsy that a widespread revolu-
fionary plot fosfrred b. agents IN the
United States 90 overthrow the pres
ent government IN Mexico was being
investigated by the grand jury -Four
% the alleged participants wera said
10 b. under arrest
-Navence-six Germans we're rc-
ported killed and . wounded as -
suit OF disturbance in Frankfort in
which energetic measures hy fhe
French restored order d vas re-
ported the manifestation we're due
tc an order originating from Berlin.
-Frankfor;-colored French troops
turned a machine gun inio a crowd
Killing two persons and iniurinc =.
Little Rock-The Missouri pacif-
f. passenger station. the largest 81
the state and erected a. a cost Of
$50 COO was DESTROYED by fire
-Dstroit-Ritchie Mitchell % Nil
vaukee and Ned Coogan o. BROOKLYN.
boxed ten rounds 70 q draw.
--Kenosha. WIs-Jack Briiton.
veiferweirh' championship claimant.
outr0'nied Dennis OKeefe of Chica-
70. % ten rounds.
-Csrio-Four pefscns were killed
and 100 injured b an explosion ~
the Aetna Expiosives comrany's plant
al Favv.lle. III
Los Augsies-Thn Rev William
Berirsn Sterens o. San Antonio. Tex. !.
vas elected coadiuior bishop of the
Protestant Episcopal diocese o. Los
Angeles.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-08
RYAN MAKES SUBSCRIPTION

Prof II n Ryan has written a let
Ter 10 the finance committee. ST.
Nsy's building fund. enclosing a
subscription IN the letter he says
be l. a member Of the Methodist
church. but my religion Is Christian
principles. not scctarianism Tae
fest q any institution - what r
produces have observed ina, chill
dren from Catholic homes are polite.
corteous and we'll disciplined They
grow Up % be desirable citizens
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-08
sAno MEMBERS

Members u safi.rie eoneert bans
ara urged - affeud rswalar Monday
exnuinx FsheaFsais. that fheY may be
fnllv ssF.td IL ghe members 20 be
rendered - FRIDAY evening open air
canc~rf. aeeu to - inaurrafef
None huf fhe b~.t work vtli BE- col.
Grated. and those who fali % attend
rshearaAls wili not b. allowed m coa-
certs Those Who mss pracfice are
tha ioaers of fhs forty odd men,
bers - ne band scarcely half attend
rehesreafs regularly n NJ chilcott.
secretary
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-08
Short GUS To
Home ews

ttrF rrnHtf vf ~ thtRt tef "
Commerce she s eslas Is silsaa ~
fata faaat 8iaafI IS fse Iaas hale
fadtY stcsias Arfn 8 81 8 m
nusi noliy ths 'asHhsr ~ Npm
mefe. before Mise as'o.k fflas'
uofalar fs he stsatta ~ selfnk !
Yiais fhsse eaa rshHai afisnt -
i'ansf wlli hs eflsrHe a. ise hasi
nrss sestlau stish elil hssie ataaI
oele,A
ida Martin and Winis WaalAas
tso Fnd nesfc eu1isa. are ia ftf
heta charse,i ulih s.lllea aafsef'
drtsn Thef we're rApfafet ~ ~
sHy p~,iho snt ~cfs iafaed essf e
fha o,sniY eaf trial fae teee sta
fouai on tnen ~hsu iheY vee
esanls.d The mlninam pehaHt q
one yras So pusoa SRA tsee fne
Maslmum psnaltY - seven frsfs aal
fseao Tao tvNes uRe eaaislnlHs
o,~alns and ths oihsg mogralas wafa
ta.cn trom fh~ nexgoss
Allan. FORMER CuiAFle iaun
drY ownVf. nuW Ga thn hsfulfufs i~ss
ness "a l'eurA city. had 4 nAfuw -
cape when sha tAs saplesinn eseaffei
ihora -any ibis maruinN 4 h.axY
nroproof vail brtwoen hia place ~
hasinesa and thr resiAufanf aentruss
a. an that Nayol himself and Mfs
,lien other haihtinaa % fha umiFh
hofhooA were damasrd Tho Alien
lnihsur ~Ra f,n ke.i and Mr. aud MIA
Alirn feii lhn isr lwa nrfspns ARA
snoNn "a hr aead and shfra mieetas
The rxpintion "a punaa ~aa siHflIsf
ca ihn on~ thaf wfr,Ani che lnisflHf
at fha Nhi Uom iheater halldies fp
i9os badly lnianna l4ciloY Waaah
Prairie on and Cas- ,ssupAus
hasu taken blosk ~ lsasea "a the
CORNERS "f faiirun. oak Niew neseI
iiiil and NarshaH tovnsaips. the
leases arc Ia a lrriY and wefu pat on
.ecpri today ln tho coaniy ciefks ~
flee Their. are nlnetoen quarters n
lho block n 10 said that the ioeailan
who're che test vlil 90 dflllei = ln
ha sOuibeast corner 81 ioinor
District court has adjourned an
'll April q a. whish time several im
,oriani ,lyll ,asra riii b. tried Tho /
Jury viii h. called "a That time
Edwani Davis and John !. Nc
irilan is yssf oh Pleasant Nailel /
ioys. arr in ian here to-day eharsei /
afu Stealing shieaeua frum Ipha /
'arr and Toin Morally ~ ihli nelsh
,ofhooa Delnty hh,fiif chas SVEN
.uu and Den irumm ,se pAfe ihs a.
.rtt 1hs h0ga bad fnuf racAa fi .d
Vim tho ,hicsers Tho rra EorFri
scfo niilcd laio issi nifiH and 80
hcHiis oifico was rnlinoi early tas
morning and sheriff NUiefison at
.tsnod ihe case 60 Deputies asansoa
,nd liiummnne
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-08

Good roads will bring the city ann
country closer together. REFUGE inc
eost 81 living BY cheapening methods
of distribution.
THIS Is an organized movement .Or
better highways all over the country
this year. This article below was
written BY ]. Ogden ArnCuf and y
sent 20 the Leader By Armonr 4
Company. II viii shortly appear in
the Armour Magazine. Il Is timely
chaa. Liyineston. secretary % Mr
Armour. says. I'VE are esn1Ias al
vance sheets 20 those live pEbliea-
tions that are interested in local and
nztiona. highway Improvements
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-08
itsl II ~ uuuiiIiI~ NM
III 10 iia>iai liitOt :
pIiA~i~ ul .iD tOut
~OI Dltil~ uANi n
t.illfD O> Plan
TIME LOAN
AND LOW INTEREST
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wsstsee - ~ars as ~~srs - 60"
aress fNe piAa provides fer . lesr
- each saiaser eat sss~~aiaa sAooo
fer ths purchase ~ sish.r a. uehz.
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ia~ fat~ - tatsrsss rhs salssss
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~ith tsoo . aay 80 tne auushss -
daea hs ~ss la sha services
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10 uO.RiIS ND IiiPt tHs
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wast.nEian. Affa 2 uspubllcaa
aai Democratic ieatefs ~ ne house
bsasn faanflar 80 thslr forces today
i4r fhe 4IT rahf FRIDAY over tho
ieinf ftsaIailaa paf fsfsaff ~ iha
fahiifsas declaring the uss yiin
0sfaanF snfsf fsleFrams safs sem
I1 ahsenf members ~ baih part =. -
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feaaiaflaa Ffifaf
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MAYOR tONGsiI WINS
~ KANSAS tiff HttI.

Kansas e.ff. No. Atril nspuh-
hssn ieadsfs. aatofdink to thsir
sistffls1fs ftsiaf. probably siii esa e
isst fhs fesait q Tae=aags maniri-
psf sieoilun hsfa
Ateo4aiu - soupiets unofficial
fesarus. MAYOR Jaues A C0wxill.
democrat ~@s re elected " q unator-
~ ~ ~s,pruaimaiely 3eoe over ths
vote f~eeifsi ~ Naffhrw A Festef.
fevasli
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These roads were h glrdera tnat
held the empire together. II j. eiR-
fomary today. 10 admire the EotoaGs
for their practical sagacisy. nowhere
better exempllfled than in their road
building.
In a manner "hisfory repeats itself
IN our newly bessirred zeal for con
sfruciirg good highways. What %
'ho Romans was a national necessity
has become for us an urgent need
ard this by virtue OF a modern In
ventio--the motor car. look for
much advancement 70 grow o8t Of
the motor age and I an certain
that this advsnceaent viii be contIn-
gen. upon the attention ve gre TO