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Der rlo0erne
Mibas!

Honlg Ntl0d3 bate Die f%oltlldntcn
SpeIicn Dor lid ulo D|erhuugerte BOD
idmnIerIidl. @cruOe neil or oproipe-
rolt2" mar, ME man hier5uIanoe
ioqt, mo neil iid) oIlc9, mas er
MIR berilhrtc, in 90 . pcrpduoeltc.
Gle Q}i0n2 SuQc nra QrnlIer Dor
icit iii einc @urnung fur uuIerc Belt
Mud ms in Sem Ser. Stoatcu per.
mouoelt iib allies IN @olo. felt Der
qrobc &ricq jtber Die MeIt fam.
fjnan}Icute. Cctononeu mo Sta-
tiitifcr t0uucn lid) Gin Ncrgnij1en
00rdlJa MADDEN, an Ser Nallo non MT
lchcltrcn 9tcihtbum3 un0 Eroipcri
t~lt2idbIen uot}umcjlcn. mic gl1u-
jclto mir ouitcbcn
Gin GhlcolOcr NQnfpr0ii0eut hat
oo5 eben Qethan nm ocmVerc0e elmer
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er. uu0 CT tjtbrt }ltr 9eqriinouul lei
ucr Nnilt)t ci3iQc Ntllliouens uuo
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men? '-alt NON ijh ga. III eiucm
EeIeQrcarM an cinen bl2bcr I'M
befom.ea Nilnu, BEN &oriiter zines
0emoftot 'd'cl Gounto sGomltca I'M
ferncn .l},iiul Gm 5toatc 0rcgonD
bat Nr0il.1u' @jIjon erfIort, ouB Die
0emofrotii.5l &nrtei iilr SEN &ertroQ
pon 8eriaiIes obne jeglide&or5ebaltc
l1uo Qcuau 10. wje CT, NiIiom lhu
n,.tqebrcht mo Dem Scuot ultcr.
bgcitet abe, pdhrcn0 0e5 %tonmen0cu
N}ahItnt nfc8 tIHtrCtcn mitlie. MCun
Ole @slic' 0em 9citbIe 1SpIqe ~ltIitct
NIno lie it c,ncr iolt itaUIcrjQcu ga.
sc. SCH lie u1bI gar nid)t ou0tr2 haH.
oeIn fotml. ann lit 0amIt Ole Moupt.
rage fait~r'''lt. an Die hin Ser nddl.
Ste Mot,taupi or2aeiodtcu miro. Gr
3jirftl 81 ejucm NolptipaB lperolu,
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8eneralanualt Gulmcr, angcblidl

Dos Qfun0Itlid Der WlIion Nontnt'
iu1tion - oaB @ott erbarnt! -,
be. md)t immter mieoer NIT Oent Hlic
n 1er @olf! Hot6er @oIi!" Die
g..f .erfIamfeit oes amerifoniiden
90. BON oeiien n a b 6einOen
upfslcufen. Ber limo 0icie 6ein0e:
Ciorunub sic g%efrab'1e @p0nt,
& tacnIiebc, it'd @inrHcl un0 MI
tar,
Eeibitiuht t, mtteno 0ie 8ieri.
gen 3Ghne,
SI crn ihlijrfeno SEES Nruocr3
2brGne -
Arrr:ta! oo5 1einer 6cjnoe
ShQor.
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gOae 30 scfnnSen bruudte @e.

neral Gger 5l Dem GntihluB, mebr-
loie 1Snoer ME tote Sunoe nieoer'
ihleBen 3l laiicn. llno oeilcn rubmt
er iidl n0dI
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Nmneltte IN Huflano.

Qon0un. 0rabtlole GepeIhen
ans Wto4tAu meloelL 0uB sic oortige
SoDictrelIcrung cine Iuuneltie ans.
gcid)richen bat, nm @eiang1ucu ST.
erm01Itd)et, iid an ser pro0uftIocn
@rbcit SIT betelligcu. Au2gcnom'
men onOon itno 6clnol ser Aepub'
Iif, M0r0Gr, 9auoiteu mo aue &c.
iabrlld,cu %erbrcd)cr. Die Imne.
iuertciL. Die itlpcrcr Tlrbrctsl tpe.
gtn ucrurteilt porocn mnrcrL ner-
Sem rnttr Nuiiidt lotaler &tbcits-
bthQcocn arbeiten,
&c ruiiidjc Nauocleoclegation ;icbt
iIdl 5arnf.
2on0on. - Ore rul'litt NQuoel$.
Delegation sur Souiercuj in Sopal.
hagcu tcbrt mad RuBIdno 3urut,
ol Sic britiidle Aelierung IT'D &c.
peiQert hot. 9Parim <pnoff Sl,iu.
I0i'Gu. uuo neil ,hr @ciudy oie Mun.
0cl9fcuicccn3 nndl elucn nu0cret
San0 81 uCrlcgtn, ron Ser Sonic
rGNi IN San Heno nidt beantpprt1t
porNCu III.
GtR ncnrr f%rausoHidler &utidlaitcr.
Vlrj$. @'auricc NCrblttc lit
Sun f~rln;0Nidcu @otitaiter IN
Berlin auserieatli. Sciue Grrcu.
ming eriollt. iobdIo ojt %}luJjtrten
Sen pollen Oiplom0tjid)Su &crt5br
nit GcutidlonO picOGr o~uipc5ulcn.
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5eI,p6on : Rummer 1913.
bouuementspreis

o n n { nj c LtIS*
R~orn,ufteru~, ieoen 9ienstag, uno
.WorOIern". ieoen B~rettn 9, portos
frsi. beioe BoheubIdtter 5ularnmen pro
Snbr fir. Pow"
Ead europa uuo Canada, aus
ihtieRlih geq.n 8orau56e8abIun9,
portofrei; beiOe BobenauS8aoen oo
pro ,Sdhr. 9f'V"
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Sr9enSmO ucrlOrcn gcgungcn lino
aniheincno sic n6reun0e 0eutlhcr
Gemofrutie". Aber e Iobnt Itd) uldt
lie 3u iudenl
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gri6eiut ieoen 6reita9.

Arrm,soeber: Die Observation-Disclosures
HboIf ri a n, Broltoent.
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@eiddftss2otdl:
morshsrns@ebduoe 1913 9iniu StraBe.
ga Gro6e, Bis.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-14

Rouep Orders oiirfen uiflt, nit. ons
TO oft asIfieht, als bermeintlite Crit
erno 3uradbebaIten iperoen,
Ior6ern limb in BEN 8rieftn bet5us
Iegeu.
Suitnlng erfoIgt MIR ourt Genoerur9
bee 3atums auf benz aoreBitreifen.
W2dn a0reTire einfah:
,Rurbitern", Ga GrpFe, @is.
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Yin b.iten uuO ii6erften 1T e. oas
gel6 per g 0 It anpei l9Fonsp
Sr6er), bic Ser goitmeiiter in ben gro,
fferen CrtIdaften aus elen tann' gu
iberienDen. Gbeuio gut uno itder INN
n. grprebaupeifun8en tpei'
DE bic agenten in allen egpreBsS tdtl9s
neu auSiteaen: 8enn ma oas 9sIo
ser goftampeiiun9 ODER per eTpreBan'
tneiiung i6idt, it e ni4t noi9lpenoig,
ben betrefftnben 8rief re8itriren gu ial,
len, ,penn Die aoreHe oeutlit geld]rIeben
1t. Scot mar oagegen 8aar8eto IN ben
Brief, 10 ioute bieier tets regiitrlrt tper'
tro anfonrntt. sir @elbienouu8en in
s;Hfnbem 8ri.fpcrihIuTe iibernebmen
air feinerlei Observation-Disclosures I'm
RGue BON AoreBperonOtrungen oer8cne
mo "a nidbt, 81. alte ebeuiotpo6l tDie Die
Heue Boitoffice ~or8u9eben, oenn lon't
Hnu.n mir Den glameu in ben 8udern
gur uidt fiuoen.
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"a GroTc, oen IA. 9}oi 1920.
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Ibfnll bon Garransa.

Suorej. - Die Stoot 5efinoet Ii6
nun i'm 8eIib Der Eepolution3ormee
Dos TffentIihe Qe6en nimmt ieinen
8efp06nlihen 6Ortgong; bod perosn
bic olten Seomten oietfa6 our6 neus
eriebt.
lle6er bic Ginno6me BON G6i6ua
6ua Oernimmt man, oaB lie 3p0lf
Stunoen Lang pom 90. Battalion
unter General 6i9ueron p~erteibigt
puroe. Cberit Goma nuroe ooaei
Qet0tet.
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Berlin - emanuel @urm. Der
adj Dem Stur5e Der fniicrIihcn He-
qlcrImg i'm No0cmbcr 1918 3um
9}abrlm9aminiiter I'M %tempor0rcn
aubinctt eruaunt wuroe, lit gcitor-
ben, Nerr Nllrm mar Elm io5Ial-
oemofrntiife5 NtjtqIico oe5 Hcih3-
tags. Gr mar Ghcmjfcr mo Sdrift-
teller.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-10

mitiea the sspisaic an1 made be-
Doroiea England and America faso'
Dorothy xlih Ifs fluffy dlmuniiiF'
Dolly Russia ~ sone n fsterlous
Translation. derived Rafils thonht
some historians object % this enpia :
nation. claiming thar the paironess q
Darila Nas an Athenian lady martyr
Cd vita her husband chrysanfhus a
Rome ard buried ia a oafacomb. which
was opened in the reign Of conssan
tire the Great The nocsrn Greek
readliion of the Names Theorothee
Dorothys faiismanic Eein ls fAe d.a-
mond. Il Is said % afford her proiee-
ton from evil and -iov her great
happ ness A iae Old lessHd goes
'Vh1 Frh Eye SHALL have no power io
lafm
nim ihat shall wear The Diamond as
charm
Saturday s. her lucky dnf and five
her lucky number. while the flower
assigned 10 her j. the daisy, signify
ing innocence
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-10
pEAfE TREATY
WITH cEnNiNY
- RATIFIED

fConinrcd fr0m PAGE ID
Great asitf'n Italy Janan ana tn
! United States.
The first imporsant work complet.
cd w1s ihs drawins up Of tie covenant
81 the league Of nations which was
finished On Feb a. The German rep
resentrtlves 3ers invited 10 Versailles
during Aprll after the draft Of the
terms Of peace had been completed
They received the treaty on May7.
The treaty not only defines the
terms Of peaee with Germany. bat
contains the leaseu Of nations coven-
ant and the present international
labor organization.
In October last a sufficient number
OF powers he'd ratified the treaty 10
comply with the requirements for is
effectiveness. Because of the sinkina
Of the interned German warships by
their officers and crews n scapa Flow,
however and the failure Of the Ger
mans 10 live up 10 some Of the arms.
tlce terms. the sliies on Nov de-
manded that before thc treaty was put
into effect Germany should sign a pro.
tcool providing for reparatlon for the
destruction Of the warships and guar.
antaeing the carrying out Of the armis
tics terms
Win the taking effect q the treaty,
q numser 81 comm ssions created by
li sprineing into existence. the league
of nations viii bsein 20 function By
the calling OF the fret meeting Of its
council and preparations viii be hast.
'ned for the taking Of plebisoltes in
he area where the poouiatlon is 70
lave the opportunity of determining
whether their territories shall separate
rom Germany and take on another
'llianee.
OF tho commission noW beginning
heir work, probably me mos Import.
mt ia the rsparat'ons commission.
which will do q great amount o. tabor
Incident 20 the execution Of the
rcoution Of the treaty. rs special duty
eino 70 regulate oermany'a payment
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q in5enaniiiostlen during the next
thirty years.
The speedy deyeicpnsa e tetay Is
the presentation to Germany Of q list
o. war criminals % BE- den anaea by
she allies for trifi u fas been re-
ported recently tfat this iist mas been
considerably cut down from the
originally proposed i.200 names. Il
will still name the former German
crown primes and crc~n Prince Ryp-
preeht 81 Bavaria. however. Il is re-
ported that while tire treaty Itself ar
raiens former Emperor william Ter
"a supreme cffense against intsrna-
tonai morality and the sanctity q
treatiess and provides for = specisf
tri1unal 10 Try him after his surrender
aas been asked from the government
n Holland.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-10

esudais are open sors los shoes siib
rubber folos and heels patierned on
ihg Grees 1ype Because ~ the abb
senee ~ ea'd ana slQw they can be
eolu ia comfort ln California the
gear fllf and he oosi is from f5r4
a. $500 .asiead of 81 % 70 si1e9.
N7asn fhe Ieopie leafn how many
lhlags there are they can CD without
and begin % DO wiihoui them. a great
effort wIl then BE- made 10 sell them
something ai redueed prices. that they
once lholshf esseniai HHsness can
be as b.s faol - anybody
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-10
FILM FUNSTER LOOKS
F0R RETURN OF WALTZ
Booze and Jazz Departing Leaves
Old Time Dance To Glide
into After the
Ball

"Now that Tho Merry Widow cock
/ ltan has gone its wav watch for the
return 10 popularity ol The Nerp
Widow waltz says Earnest 1fuex
ihr film funslof Booze and jazz
We're good mixers but now that fhc
first has gone IS wont be lone Dog.
fore the jazz and shlmmy crsg
comes TO rs end The shrnmy sat-
right for professional comedy purposes
I'll admit shake my shoulders g
a new comedy called "Stick Around
but for iIue pleasure the waltz wins
with YOURS truly. Eafnic
Now that the good 0'd a. $ A
has started 60 maintain iis balance
after the turmoil OF the wof'is war
let's have more zane forms of reerea
iion. Dancing is the delight ci me
classes and MASSES Unfortunately
the strenuous NE entered ihe dance
world and partners engaged in iha
shaking movements. bul uow in
bring back little of iha genuine
spirit OF rhose harpy days e' cn
ago
Lets waltz io 'hose ea0l o.f
si9ndbys thn hrius forth
elidng n lime in rslhmir np
after ihe BAN is over lat fol
fun Of natural yigur al we were when
we s'ariea % pn. this called afi
ifciall} inspired. pep into fho hm
my dancing. which eNhauHs MANY
shaker before fho vncnnaiiur oll
iiome Sweet Home
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-10

July 18th. this year. falls on Sunday
That means we will celebrate ON July
q or 9 which also means two holiday
Christmas falls on Saturday This year
that means another two days yaca
tion. There are also Two Fridays
that fall on the 18th Of the mouth
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-10

TO investigate the Canadian mines
with the result that great miasng
camps have arisen at Black Lake .nd
ihtdford. Canada is now the center
81 the asbestos minin industry of
the world, producing about 75.l99
tons yearly. with the value ranging
from SSV9 tor for the best grade
down to sic a ton for the shortest
Asbestos is used in making sre-
proof roofing shingles and vao,r.
Netn,ln and hre-pro0f walls. assestas
pant. plaster. tiles and even as.,estos
iunoer are used in tise-nroof con-
struetion. 1t Is comnenly used for
theatre curtains. firemen's and elec-
tflclans gloves. fremen's garments
packing and insulat on for steam !
pipes. boilers. rsfrirerato-s and
many special purposes.
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decade that its multitudinous uses
have become a matter Of common
knowledge. Greek and Roman his
torians tell that the corpses Of their
kings and heroes. when prepared for
cremation. were wrapped in incom-
oustble blankets to separate their
ashes from those OF the funeral pyra:
CharlemaCne astounded his guests
on one occasion BY having a table
cloth. made Of cotton stone" clean
ed after a meal by throwing il into
the iire and taking it out lnin3ared.
but II has been put to use Only "
modern times.
Tne hne quality Of Canadian as
pestos and the ease WITH which II can
be spun ana woven-a very good imi
sauon silk can be made frln it,
caused American and English capita.
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whai va : eye 70 i7o.coor

Somebody sent a telegram ~ sem.
mihf in 'pnssyioot" johnson who lost
an eye In hls efforts 20 convince rar-
lend ne drv law waa lhe better way
Americas bone-dry missionar, admit
irf he fah ths loss Keeny. Dut polai-
c1 onl that me liQuog traffic was put
ting cat isa0a0 pairs OF eyes IN Eng
land oser year and shas was what
counted with him.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-10
Inconsistency q FlnaneIer,

ludae swank Nor an refused io
accept anv commission lor floaiing mo
2 billion Anglo French loan In the
United States Which wls fine %
hm Then an English university save
HIN the degree of L. l.. D. Morran re-
fused me commission which b. had
earned and acceaed tho deeroe. which
~ hadn't"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-10

glrt She esys hes a wonder and thai
she w0uidnf have . maid replace hlm
Il she coald SET one free of charge
lie gefs ~ ai .. WASHES the steps ana
.oishss The brass. fhsn dnsts th-
hail and sets The table iirrakfasi s.
cooked on tern b. : m when this
En lish voman and her husband leave
for The office. Exers married man
win believe this story because every
u arried man believes nobody can beat
maa az doing housewosk.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-10

The smaller the town the greater
the fuss that IA raised when The bar
Der advances the price OF a hair cut
nd begins charging for a neck shave
Even Kansas City has some small
town ways. II threw a m and wanted
to asassinate The town barber when
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-10

An Instructor Tot a hieh school sal-
aiy {1- month. and ncpro barber
ai q guaranteed salary of FROM So 90
$40 d week are being advertised for IN
q hanfs fvesHa ef Their Is oue
hins Choanrs than dollar these day
hralnf
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OF LOCAL MOMENT

Rev. and Mrs. Olin ARE pa. 'ns zost
and ginger into the Nazcrine re-
viyal at Warner and Eighth.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-10

The American Lection now has e.-Gi
posts including ! each IN France. Eng
iRni ana Canada, Z In Alasla. 10
Hawaii Z in Cuba. in Panama. I
ia Mexico and IN the Philippines.
Among ihe states New York leads with
t'. PennNiyanla is second with igs
Minnesota third with s6i and Illinois
fourth with 80 Ten states have az
east 1.fa localities from which
radiate q fine sturdy honest-i 10 eood.
ness Amer'canlsm and probably
ffe't many more Guthrie soldiers
orsanizcd legion this week with
big mcmbershi0
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-10
WHAT'S IN A
NAME2'i

Facts about your name. its his
tory; its meaning whence it
was derived ! is significance,
your lucky dat and lucky jewel
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-10

About the only inexpensive pleas
ure for a woman nowadays Is win
shopping tour.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-10

Wood alcohol apparently reduces the
consumer without bringing down The
price OF the contraband poison
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-10

Fore practically new mrni
ture for four rooms al l0G 40 west
Harrison.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-10
crealtsbls Orchestra

Where did yoa gef this excellent
orchestra asked stranger who at
ended the hish school play last eve
nlss And i VAS with difficulty that
he could be made 10 believe i vas
composed OF students of the Guthrie
high school 1T IS seldom yoa hear
orchestra music of that character ex-
cepiing in the large cities and even
hen il would BE- difficult TO excel il
with the same number Of players.
They play like experts and certainly
speak well f7r Guthrie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-10

Ar arc Ms W q R.ses have nc-
a'Fei , telfersm from their son GEO.
& higas. thar'e s a. stating
le 's ou hls Way h0me fher eKeeof
nm home t0nien cr tomorrow
iforea en'isel IS te Haff here &
esr $3.50 ll erHf.mhCf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-10

e raied his prices to those Guthrie
ias been paving for months
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-10

MIS- Namla aad William BegFs oi
Nellsion are visiting their parents
dr and Mrs W T. Roees. Sel West
Washington. ihis wfsk.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-10

Nearly everybody has friend
who Is a candidate Tor president
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-10
over in his srave

Frank pleratf says the kicks IN
wood alcohol Il enough To knock the
cemetery gate or lis hinges"
nili Welsh M Rryan thinks he
can again make the democratic donk-
ey lie down and play dead
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-10

NeW forl Is so rome 10 doubt the
loys eui in fhis section when they
as they have ii th4i ihey sent q
0uple oi yeess into q Texas Oh mans
Q0m 10 appraise bis visible wealth.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-10
TOWN TOPICS
sood idea From China

Good idea From China
q is the custom IN China 70 settle
an old debts al New Years. While
fhis Is great strain on the pocket
book. b probably is easier 20 borrow
money afierwsrd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-10
Customers own these Stores

Customers Own These Stores
Thirty one stores are now beine op-
Grated Ia North Dakota by The Con
lmers United Stores COMPANY. q
non partisan league venture The
mpany operates on a cash basis
Each contract holder pays 500 Tor the
frlyileee OF buying merchandise from
ihe store az price not 10 exceed 10
Ter cent Of the wholesale price. plus
transportation charges. Tho cOmpah~
has nearly 1900 contract holders. and
me greater part of rs capital come
from this source Anyono pcrma
ltntl, located can buy from the store
Ia his locality upon signing a contract
and paying 500 Guihrie's co-onera-
tive store is operated on different
.yslem mi is "A success
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-10

Women wearing Tow -nfcke ddresses
are prohibited from entering Notre
Dame church. Paris.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-10

Harry trdcfy "A girl can hide
her ears. bur her double chin. II any.
must forever remain exposed to pub
lic view Secludlng il behind mnif
y only a temporary makoshin"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-10
K. c. MARKETS

Kansas City. Jan Hog receipts,
. 500 steady balk. slfsHar4 81.
hsag.es se50aH.No.. MEDIUMS. sli--
oeH ass; lights. 81 sdl4So.
faItie i'5 Higher ier the week.
sheep. 30. Higher Tor the week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-10

Tom Jenkins Jess Willard. I see.
Aas been acquitted of pronlcerInr iu
cordwood bat lack Dempsey want,
S1o.o9u o fight CARPENTER"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-10

sam Gardner since the ladies
are Ia politics some short way viii
have 10 he found 10 designate their
political affiliations The term 're-
publican women and democratic Wom
IN are too cumbersome for frequent
use
Judge Swans once more the de-
moerais are All sct 10 turn Jackson
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-10
- lhe aes. eIrI she Ever 60

'o's FOR mon are so scarce in Lon
eaa ihai one ENGLISH housewife has a
''ai"art New zealander for a kitchen
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-10

Lloyd Liniz. Have you heard ne
yond nrNse Nineteen twenty brings
'lii} three ~, -days % ne store llr
be boy aud his daddy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-10

5 Brosc Estns "One ily does not
make = Climte OF course. hut big
fellow. sleek and lively IL not viva
cious. came and sat on my desk the
other day aud twiddled his foreless
al me accepted his monkey dood
hngs as SIGN Of early spring. and
named him Zero
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-10
VIEWS AND
INTERVIEWS

Sheriff Robertson With oapl-
tai labor and the razorbaek profiteer
rootine un all the best forsgins
eround. there Is little hone for she
lean public
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-10
ePonlNe rHE CUSTOMER

g E@~HE rH~H He,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-02

Miss Alice Caswell were Sunday Vi;
itors of Miss Caswell's parents, Nj
and Mrs. Elbridge Caswell
Mrs. Abbie Downs was a bushes
caller in Augusta Saturday.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Cal
diner of Woodfords, formerly Of hi
place, are pleased to hear they are n
ceiving congratulations over the n
cent birth of little girl
Mr.. and Mrs. James Crumley, Wh
are very pleasantly situated near D
their neice. Mrs. Charles zones, al
now in very good health.
Mrs. Ray Colburn returned from ID
Gardiner hospital last week and
much improved in health.
E. r. Casey has work on the Ia
press in the Daniel Weber barn s.
China.
Fred True has a dog worthy Q: men
ton. Bob. as he is called. has aa
several calls this fall to catch VII
stock in both Windsor and Vasss
boro. which he will do every TIM
catching them by the nose and hon
ing them until some one can ro9
them, and that is not all for he n!nd
his own business.
Friends of Mrs. Odlin. who has bee
very i'll with pneumonia are glad
hear there is little change Tor u
better in her condition.