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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-08-13
Corona

NeWo& r08C0G0 s09 M0nO0y morn.
fng that ) little daughter came to
brighten the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Voigt Of Aberdeen that
morning August 9th. The Voigts
ase old residents Of this place and
have many friends here who will be
glad to learn Of the little ones ar
rival.
The vote at the election Tuesday
FOR incorporation was % to z,
.'hurrah."
Geo. Clark and wife and Mrs.
Fred Remind autoed to Milbank
Friday.
Mrs. Ed Hills was an arrival
Saturday from Redfeld for a few
days visit with her father Lauren
Hills.
Several friends of Fanny Bretzke
met at her home Tuesday evening
to help her celebrate her 18th birth
ay; games were played after which
D nice lunch was served, which
young folks always enjoy.
Mrs. John Saeger was up from
Milbank Thursday visiting at the
home Of her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Lambert.
III. L. Heinzen was an arrival
Wednesday evening from Aberdeen
for . few days outing ~ Hartford
also for q short visit with relatives.
Fanny Bretzke went to Wilmot
Wednesday for . two days visit
with her grandparents Mr.. and
Mrs. John Smith.
C. w. Soule returned Wednesday
from q few days visit with rela.
tives and friends in Aberdeen.
Mrs. John Buttke visited hel
parents in Milhank Friday.
Druggist Crowley was . Milbanh
business caller Thursday.
Lucille Bretzke OF Wilmot is
spending this week with her inothe,
Mrs. w. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Mohr return.
ed Tuesday from st. Paul where
thew had been on 2 short visit with
relatives. Mr. Mohr's mother &C.
eompanied them back for an ex.
tended visit with the Mohr family
Mrs. r. G. Bailey is here from
Halstead Mimi. and is visiting al
the home Of her parents Mr.. anc
Mr.. George Phillips.
J. E. Remund and wife Of Wi
mot were callers IN town Monday
Mrs. John Smith and daughter
Miss Maude came down from Will
mot Tuesday. the latter returning
On the evening train while Mrs
Smith remained for q few days
visit with her daughter Mrs. w,
Brown.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-08-13

IRVING S. COBB, the we'll known
writer, giving his impression of
the Democratic National COnven-
ton, penned these words Ju
4th: ELSEWHERE throughout
this broad land of ours, inde-
pendence is being celebrated,
but here the Democratic Nation
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-08-13
Europe Takes to Chewing Gum.

The jaws Of Europe are wagging
on American chewing gum. Efforts
were made at different times to pop
ularize chewing gun in the countries
Of Europe, but always without success
until the American soldiers took some
over there, after which the gum-chew-
ing habit became' a veritable craze
Chewing gum to the value of So, 164,-
800 was exported by the United States
during the year 1919, and England
was the heaviest purchaser. During
the war chewing gum became very
popular 10 the munitions factories Of
England. where It took the place Of
tobacco, smoking being barred.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-08-13
NEW CATALOG AT
A. B. c..
SEND FOR 1T

You owe it to yourself to seud
for that new catalogue of the
Aberdeen Business College en-
titled "Business Education"
Write for it today. 1t is free.
Enroll Ang. 80 or September
6.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-08-13

last fall. when the average scrub pig
would. hardly weigh $50 pounds. Con-
seqQeAtly my pigs went to market ear
u. while prices were s'gh. while the
man with scrub pigs had to keep his
longer and feed them high-priced grain
Wills prices kept going down."
ne account Is accompanied by .
1tctoi0 Of purebred bOars which are
dooctibed - having - good father.
eoo0 mother, and no poor rela-
tlooa"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-08-13
Notice.

The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
church will hold a bake-sale Satur-
day afternoon, Aug. l4th, at
Tessin's hardware store.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-08-13

THE Ortley News. which was
started a few months ago, was CONF
pletely destroyed by fire Thursday
morning of last week.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-08-13
Christmas All the Year!

Every time that Christmas comes
around again we wonder why we
haven't cultivated the Christmas spir-
t all the year.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-08-13
Probably e..

Everything has been said, wen. on
the subject of los"
On that subject, however. the girl
interested II apt TO 6nd the beginner
quite q convincing a. Shakespeaso..-
Loplayile Courier~Journal
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-08-13

al Convention is still in session
making the world safe for Re.
publicanism.'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-30
KETTLE BEER FOR OWN
USE TO De SPARED
a u humDarger. enforcement
Officer Will Not snoop
Around the Best Col
lars Of State

Oklahoma Clty Juna 3p a D
iIHnbarfer federal prohibition agoat
for the Western district ~ Oklahoma.
declared NJ statement to-day thar
nv is NOT Instruetlua AwrHtu ~ hls
department 10 hnn domR yofaanN
who are mrnnfaclarla h3nt hfs@
FOR ihelr own eansHMnt n iin
addict h0weynf. tilat n snah affats
werr accidentally elnahr tbe fu,
force of the h'w would ae btausnt
against them
Many persons stsui ~ nae r0ltta
The mlviakel lmgrcAgiua fY0m ~.
cent statement n iuigs ltpYYf I
WiIIiama that ApNs Gysw haa Lsep
llconesd" he said There WIN be
40 let np 10 nill'uf DOWN peers Ds
making iiqnol fVr sala "a ra asslefn
district ~ ihe rabul, NJ ghai nAsf
meni" Home eeller@ viii not be-
bothered
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-30

.sb ,amalltfs $40 Nis aAsusest uf sa
mluiNresiau ponsisa vea s,oaaaoa ~
~orstes tatni maletnA % tee
efers meWbtfs ertr ffkafded - adsn,a.
lst~,iea sepesfisss aaa the snlsf "a
te'trf as iae hlaat endorsement ~ sNs
teasas ~ ae ,aua aea rd ha ihe adnsn.
isttatlee wss said sa b. ssnssar walsh.
~ha tatrd ip ibs ssast. in i.ke fhr
iepphucan frssfsattans
wspnfv ~ tNs adasinirstatiau mvmbef.
mrft sata So hr fnfe auttmtAH aifefs
ir a.. nislipre ths 4aA uf fesefsatiens
llisi .h.aia na, Il. considered "a. nuii,s
tns IA. iriAae saS snsni. whgls sstsss
aRAsea mefsis bianka asslsfptian fst
ratification without aes.fassits fsess
seiisns Thase wka arsasd las hin
Di parituiefs declared sna easl.s tenia
he Saana IA 80 spessus. II thr president
iast lsii Whsn ~ iaii msps eY.iefb
aadifsrfs he eoHla NO, "bJeet ,w ressf
,aiion- eesistaN mhAi ir fanaiasfsu ~
fsaHs nns 10 ths fntrnsni
sltting ~nt - .ub-raHiatlgtrs aufius
paTs ~ us asttusFAtinus Was ssafEr
trrsi hr.sf ~ the nuhfr Information
hofsaa 40 Washington a1fiae ,isr ears
:, 80. seia hp haa bess ,alsd n ~
aiaar 'hs mpHusss faf 'hs platform,
ihe pisiiefm rrrapil =, aislnbcss ,ss
sihefva mhs' nbs4i ~ rssFi ifnnhis ia
~. fafi enmplitee w,f, susan.
~Tnaies na1sh ~ nassatnusetts. 300
Hnnfhs ta,ifsn ~ New iark al ~
thsn usre lsu oct ~ ihe little elrcle ~
niae. aa dsD 80 iheI haa idss- thar.
thss said ihe nn eotnmif'ce aad ps,
han- the convention psslt. wouid ha,s
ia fsasiasr
NJ nffnns priasipsi q -nf aa- iv hs
~aKed for an affirmative dgs dsslarss
tiau whith ue airsads haa draftsa bnt
derlinrd ~ swbmit ~ me sah COMMITTEES
iesEne pinhh aHitups ans pledge ~
fsufs ths tfss't NR. 10 D. ihs vehicle
~ senator waian'. 9xht ead rseaanl
ilvt fe thr itlsh rfpahiir. wss 60 90
pshsd far be Mf. tafhtan
fhat tbe sub samn,liiee eenid approve
soins sof' of . ,asl'i,e declaration fnr
'ne t''a'i,'. fsunsa'ion pes . farexops
cohsia-iao. w''a' mlght be aons about
Ifelspd was more difiieun question 90
answer. baf ons suEaeeiioa eas ihat
pinuk wieh' br recommended dssiarlns
ihai tho ifisb hrphien shauid be
brought bel"ts 'hs bar " shs l.aEa. ~
nations.
neefsiarf tpibs. the RdiwlnlstFaliau
fser is'der ~ the epatsutiaH, who. liha
senator riass, tsiAsa Rialiorba ,~soes
vitf rrrsiaeni Wnsen De,ose isatina
Washington. was said "a hayr prsrar,a
the iapNnnas ~ 30 piaak or lgsaily pai
btiaff NJ ssb-eenmitte ~ an aaais
isifatinn -ugRestinn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-30
GENERAL STRIKE PREDICT
Cd FOR ENTIRE SOUTHWEST
Trades Union Do Not Relish
Spread OF ooen Shop Principle
Industrial Workers To Go
Out At Oklahoma CITY

uklBhoma CIV JRNe y A .ReNi
alrAa of ifAdet uNiNnH "a efvBiepa
int the eoathwett bs iHiY Mnst
uf shr eenfraris n4 ali trades hava
expifvd api EMPLOYERS pn aeeuaus af
tln short Nrodueiio0 Is $50 lNas ysnt
yvarhodv t0 wBra efa Nealj |h t0
offer $3.50 nom union nssH ihn Na te
wNfN and The same waEp8 w tae
nnioW WhB The atp loeefs hase au
Uehi OH wniUns hni Wefsi3 sBNt
watk thfnWp anNH tp Uki8heWt
ritt believed fhHi NH4 Wra niil
he ~ sfrlha WY bulls VI WaRe aa
Nnaas igcreaees afn aHket be sHli#
efN aaeoeiatlaH t'apA niaFs pls#Aer
sfs aa'afpes ard feai Wnfkof Harf
deelerra iaat eha wave seala 'i8M
Ar Nrpe ~ asH ihp rhAaH AtsA fe.
ffnsd Thp aufiNeape arn wl1NN fH
faut the vsgo desvAna 0uf waui me
ihe HNan shnp rhe weee iAWF s#v
swn1Aie tu atost falftv tt Hf
'nHfrHrthr r Wirs seid Ml4
I'VE ara aui n0naeHd au uHfh ia i'4e
e'a#s. ir~rvasw a ev sve ~ eva tif n.,t
gNrW la we cannot naf siiAWh
Wa- ndHr ihs nHinn rfe iin
eHts"s nuaf hnea ~ ap ailai Mlh
eaHatlf ntau ehi itt pHinna htge
fsnnA fa "a fhee sass thet o,r4f
sct mers uulnH wa8 Hub H#fHaa tN
lni pen a.ho da Wul hetHHN tH JHi0h,
rNet On enWtMfis usUsi hw anni
riNfff au iiH1a ur futsfit HHh
e'aafv hsH eere hnthrf aH
W. feWWu fH uWfYa Nf Naf NsaF fa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-30
WHAT yTCKED OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

thigagu Roger sullivan. lap
Ghieag0 dpm0crsi lafi bn esiats ui
AisD0W ianaily Wa oofDusniimA
stocks accoralu i0 bis viii which
wac filed ~ urtDain
Springfield no.. GOV Frank
lNwden annDansed ~ would aOt ~.
q candidate f0r denomination.
fokio hun5 WAS eK ndea IA,
trouf y ihe jepaHesa dat mi.dla.
There Srre No eAAunltios
Washinvton 'rhomas A pan.,I
dlreciof ~ paelieali0np " ina irea.
anfy denartntent's savings division,
and nnwep1por man dr0wDrd
Salt Lake city Col Enoe
Wrll wideiy known mining man.
die0
'foueks Robert lMn. uayrr.
eNnrRad ~iih i'iaprsonAflna 4 fode al
offieer and ~ jail here sinec Jaaaary
when an attempt VIA made ~ hayn
lim eNlradisrd ~ Arkansas fcr the
rWnRrd lptl'ln# 10 riOi ~ connection
With ne plbliips county disordey.
VIA reloased on f2.nOO b0nd sthm.
lation wl| made that he rnmaln win.
10 ihe lurlsdiction of TIA Kansne
federal court until hls trial Ocseber
London The Daily skeich NJ.
ported fiotlng ia Belfast
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-30
LITTLE DAMAGE So FAR;
PRECAUTIONS NECESSARY
iUpis ~tANli~ Nis~l atlf.~
IN NAY OI ~ttti~~ftI.
sisui', ist / tpigisi ,~iuN~
WNi~ >OIE M
risuNIML>f~ IN
CONDITIONS

oslaHaFwa cisY, @ame t0..e aHs44Y
msas ~ iNe state beard ~ aarlaui
sufs ans aise naasd aa sMparaw rps
ssivea tfau' aaaala ard eaFrNAnsa
ae'Vss aeeF sHs state, indicate sf,At ths
eastNn orep N 0ksAh1uw u u naFp,sg
eaaaition aaa ls free fFasW haiE s~wnSit.
~ fAF The growth IL rat as Fap 80
FAneed a. as tNla ttene last yaae a.
aeseunt - esla weather and hsaut
Fsint whieh asevaaitAssa aoas 80
u antiRe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-30
MULHALL TEST MEANS
MUCH FOR LOGAN COUNTY
Live Bunch Spends Thousands
Before Turning Wheel Test
To b" Complete Business
Men Should Help

THE Muihali 0il com0any Va b,
~ actlOns. shown that II means busl
ness. and therefore deserves tha un.
tied sus,0rt N Guthrie people. said
MERCHANT today "This e0mr8nv
composed FOR ths most part of cub.
stentlal men of Parsons, Kansas has
paid ont Sifty thousand dollars al
ready 10 make this On test near Mn.
hfil Before the hole was "epudd d.
every stick ~ wood every nail. EVERY
inch ~ easing WIS on the ground
Not wheel started 10 turn until The
oHtfit WIS com lefa This a toe 8uig
0ii company in The world that ever
pulled a stunt Ike that
MessrA Walker. THOMPSON and Gu
lette will make their headuuarters
IN Guthrie during the proeress ~ inc
test. aud Will receive stpliaatione Tor
stock.
Among the directors In the city
now are Banrnr e. v Henderson. l.
Gardner w a psch and Leslit
Montgomery. all 0f Parsons
We know we are on the ~tfmeinre
and feel confident we wiil briur H.
= we'll said NJ Henderson. VI
are yolng 70 make the suprema tes'
'or L0eAa county. n pn bit Cuthris
will nroft ipmenseiv The rar yalns
N NJ" stock n only ten dhllars am
vs. fbihk Gpthre neople shnni3 i,e
enu1e Interested with us IA tbla test
We are not asking greaf deal ~
@srh ""e Fyery liva tu4iaess ris,
In Enfhrfe ran beip bv takfay fruy.
ten 70 oHa hundred shares
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-30
"The Boy" Stops
His Fool Friends
Wet Plank
In Platform

Sse Francisco, June so.-- Aee are.
sns 70 an aswssnissrRticn chset e.
the suo-eommittee. tne demce atss
plasf0rr committee has practically
ssreec aeea prohibition aia~h.
which 4 styled as ~tlishtiy nest
ano as being n "suppors ~ ahe
constitutional amendment hut with
declarations for personal hesrsy
league o. nat.c1s p.Ans res
been agreed upor lVss as wooare~
~sAsen wants I, without changing
the Sostiag 81 ar Y Or tire crossing
~ single -"
A caresui count Of the Committee
anc survey o. ere eenventlos, the
administrator cmret said. made
Sonficent thss William JENNINGS
sryan eoUld not set rs prohibition
plank into the elafsOfra
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-30
Fight Ouer Pldnks In
Platform DELAYS BoIloting

s-s..ss-~>.ss-@s
$50 trsusissa aane Seas rns d,uau
'fe,le ntaipfrn .ssli vas ia smb,qaalr
stsNe. hui wah fsAkntsts VA r4sse@tW-
iiuu foinsffew ~ te eaatsHiier hem
,he pistnrn buiiiese eee-ssnsblsa tadss
tlheash mans 81 aar plsnA, bsd hssa
uuealls ssltisa. setle IA nnestais uHis
and etsefs ~ fhgsrs sloss as aeii. uis-t
~ ths gseablssusms malsf pfpnlre,s fss
n.s'inea ns."Aea whea fra sob .cass.it
tes - "ine sr.nssif sraias arsit
'"ss"sen*d ia,iss y ~ su.s isss ihsu
eisps hsets res
Nnn ilsr m~rsisF ea ,be fuit ,...la
iiens rutnml'sre sestsaal.d faf io pfissh
'he .uhs'e.mmlure franseJ ts meet
wt'h ihs maiu ssgf. reneu payts,d
proxr.. sand shee :, ssnf 4, lnba,- IS,
afternoon ~ eispA tnHitmah ,attsr
,lass .aid ems hoeea ~ So naels,
betefs tht fsli rounutee ahrts Toes
spirited distutsipn va- n ataee.st
wan ntc ssssinl tpnfgNt. iss.i.fs
h"prd 20 ,e ghif a brlag a., ,e,"pls,sl
rraaoo' b'f"rs ihe eoassnt'en iaeiof'oH
ihs ieavar ~ patlons aud pssbib3iion
ssnaa'p'a NJ ol4 harfssss 90 asr,~sntts
iasasnnspi uhr ieaeur ussssiaa, haN
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"" prohibition fnf sNi Hynspetiflef ~
h'E'f e''s ~ .HEsr-t"ns
:" p'"ih ~hnh W"uid de- iaff
=" f"'H' ~ W" i"b w"rndinfut ~
Ah""'i"F"l ~ The NoiAifAd iAw mFn
-'i4 Il h"'" De-" 'lfin"ils ihfysn esef
"'"'" - '@.'' so"sf"i ," ihe .nb'eon'-
N'i''". ""' we Nrhi to- hs'f' sni
F W WV """" ~" 7N'NN N"'f
pf"h'"'f'"" declaration "e she
""'f ""- reported ~sla - progress
er're'sft - ~fsir folbf. according Co
'''"''e '"Fp"s ""' F"n lofeia ~rHl'H
F""'i''N ~" ."ld =" bF ies"tine beer
80" "'"f ""A'"i""' Ihf report ~ae a's
'"'"f" ~'1"l''Hh'r h"rHpte W ~
'plbf's s"'en' conference wlfh rrssidrui
""s"h
y" b"T'' f"' "'f'ie'""nt af ihe hauof
"sp"'F 49, ''p"ft"d a. -lghi "he" the
'"'"'''''rF ff."n'"d work t"daf
''f "'s' "''F -'id 80 " 'ns's'eni apon
prohibition -skpfcssian, " epit ~ the
'''"' ~ "l"nh promising ""f'''s"f"t
7" w '"hs't"'ap" ans l@rs generally
A"' =" -p~A'l'"'i' The ps"po"al 10
"p ~ P'"'f"f" 'Hiiffi' silent ~ ~
-""'"'' "r" vs. s'pi vf"'"lH~nuf dis-
'"ss"
:" "N"''"'" '"pfsf 80" "@H d'e'H''
''"'' VIZ" ~ s"p-'"'"""'e' f""'
,.ss"s , ""p 90 ''h 's"m'''f'. y ~gs
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-30

Probsbly the most daring play I've
scre"rea y called THE End w th.
Rosd. y ~ OILED for The Gfhr.
'odsv and tomorrow II N psetur
with q pnrtos". and according 10 tb
announcements Witch s-e ronfrmse
~ 'Als ne truth snd The Who'll
zen Y ror4rsvs yividlv iha da-
-f'~ th@' hesS' h0rF ard girls y
+@'A- ~ ff~ reiatisas between ~.
pxe@ r~d shows fhst ncfDoAv VI ln.
mime The plsy Iask4s p.sOsie Va o.
Hv-rr mother and fstbcr should ~.
y The play y brou4ht here aAdc
heavy guarantee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-30
HEtERE>Dt Ms WILL
NOT BE On BALLOTS

Two constitutional amendments
proposed by the LEGISLATURE for poo
ular vote viii Bot be placed OF the
primary ballots but wiig be rcSer, 20
for the fan election. W G McA'est4r
secretary of the state election 5oari
said today The propositions relate
ln mniual' insurance companies. and
The length ~ session and ray 81
members " the state ieggsiaiur8
No initiative or referendum proposi
'ions Will aFpear On tie primary bal
lots. according to McAles;er
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-30
Mob Hangs Tno
Negroes, Shoots
THO Others

whass0n res l8aw 30 f~a
neuFcea were snat 10 aeatn ana
s~o SsNera naNasa b. snkns~N
psssiss safN th svsk in this
esunsy 4 heea . heye n
aaY rheY ~* q e tae
nestsn with tNs klliiNE sepuss
aNswW s c MecermlsA ~ eat
uTasy nsaht
wssnHssun aMts aNa VA y,
shsr. eaNe uNkneen. yNo waA ~.
sused ~ tlrsna thw ahat tnat klIlta
MccormscN, were ahes ey pvtsu
ers late TUESDAY AftrFnsaW neaf
Diamond Mauna Use hAalss ~
ipafe Geracn ana ElilAN Anasf
saa s~efe feuna ruesaAs mnspinu
hana,na trem trees 49, riiss ssat
~ whArtow
Officers Nees assrss trey hsss
eieN - 90 she nas seAaal - lHe
posaea. u u uraerstsod esp nsse
participated ln the pufsuW f ths
negroes.
Gordon and Andersen. ~ w#a
aaid, admitted thas tAsy ~ "a asJ
laa the uiles brothers 10 tsssMa
Deputy sheriff Moc raies waa
shot % death Saturday wrns
when he wen, se tne Giles hams
% arrest washinatan Giles ~
minor charge Officers taig
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-30
SHOT ttlu. AND Nt~l
PAY THE PENALTY

Tulsa JuDe 80 That man sao'
me Miss Reeda Cook. speaking bare.
III ahoNe whisper told 4,oilce olsi.
GERS today az they led 4 y Gibson.
kansas cliy, before her lie had been
arrested as suspect ia shooting Miss
Cook late Saturday nigh; when she
and A A Orr travelling salesman ~
chicago we're heid up on conniry
road near h-ge Orr tried 70 Illustrate
the hold-up ana the bandit shot three
shots 81 orr aud Mlse Cook one
shot struck her ia the neck Ag3 n
was feared for q time she would die
Physician aos tblnk she has an equal
chance for recovery
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-30
MEI|CANS MAY STOP
u. S. MONEY ORDERS
Balance Of $500 900 Must BE
Paid the Papers Ssy, Or
Trouble VIII Certainly
Follow

san FrsnciscO June ~ Money
order service between Mexico and The
United States IA ~ De Suspended n
The United States fails 10 pay Mexico
balance u epproximately s-fa go
the newspss~v~ say today. auotirs
she Mexican director general u mails
The bsiaBee claimed 10 the b. d1s
Mexico reTfrsents The net atmoaa-
fcF ADril aud May lace fnp tOi9
csecks Deposited ~ the United ;Saief
~ltA The Mexican embassy al VAN
ingt0N. These checks America
banks refused 10 pay because of A.
legged improper endorsement.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-30
\EN I0\TE\DERS FON
SECOND DEMO H0\OH~

san Francisco Jane @a neA
contender for democratic viee'prest
Dental hon0rs entered The field 10.
day. Ia the person Of = L. pobeny ot
California. ol operator Friends OF
FRANKLIN X Lane, former secretary
oi tie interior now associated with
u Doehny's collection and lssdore
Dockweiler. democratic national cont
miiieeman from California Was con
nected viih the movement
SCpor, Tor D0heny wss claimed
from california North Carolina and
Oklah0E from the start
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-30
Union Men Are
Wearing Dia

Chicago. june sc.--That the
trade unionla -~ne buys diamond
rings ard slk shl-s' eomposss
the class et men marry lns 10 chi-
cage was stated by tire county
clerk today commenting en- sne
total os 5.Ss4 marriage scssose ss.
sued ~ gunc, only exceeded by
the April 1915 record 81 S.i2s.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-30
R0TAR|ANs PREPARE
FOR BIC PICNIC
Judge Culiison, OF Enid, IL
Guest Of Climb AT Luncheon:
Purton Tells OF
Trip

Indee Cuiilson of Enid. resgvb.ir NJ
candidate f0f 4 s. Senator 49,. ma
ris5 raes' of the Rotary cinD af n.
MONDAY luacheoH today Jud-a Col
hson- himself Roiarlan. sDyka ~
ierrNtingiw ~ the good work bniaa
f.erf0rEned bF the Kotarlans all oY.,
tho ~0nntrv.
rSDert BlriOn. Just returned groa
re awnn1l convention ~ Etsfar,
81 's held II Aurntic City. told 3,
h'r ~y~erience gt The convention yna
igdxing from his narration h. hAd \
mr-t enjoyable time
pans fnr the H0tary-I.i0as Dscrr d
he held July -th at Electric psrs
we're rDrg@rted The two clubs WI
entertain this visitors and have ar
RANGED ~ excellent Vr0grsm.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-30
BAD CHECk ARTIST
TAKES DOWN EASY MONEY

Sheriff RCBeftsou Is on bis VA
shis Afternoon 70 arrest Gsshr
youn9 man who passed NUMBER ~
forged checks on Guthrie merchants
vesieTdav Ths man signed each
check with tIe name A E Williams.
He secured si2 from I0veiess-paI
dock sis from the Hermann 1ara
ware store si@ from Don Morris and
sf2 from the Farmers Produca tom
pauy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-30
Short Cuts To
Home Mems

3he Guthrie convert eand xl ~
main ia gewN Far TIE Fourth 81 tah
whteh ~ % be celebrated - tFa si4
z TIE band cainp scrs near', rvsue i,
Bfsssow oH that das and bad slatf sei
oat Tot signature When tNe ehaae.
Mss msde
ry yHa ~ a. Road. aaa4,s
ias fell .g3 3hglis Nsi g. prtssaiea
~ lAe sMihfiN oarrs Aassa tawi4Ns
Ana tamefFaw fbis ls ene ~ tNs
wonder eiasN ~ ha asa and H. 84.eN.
~ ly ihe sovefnmeat aud aansueui
'y ne ehUrea sai lhe press
Warmers ~ lsaran wlil h,, IA
Guthrie ar lhe sc0Fu nry y siurlst
They VIII bald a harvest celanrA tfaa
A tis Hiehiend pavk An excellent
Frugram has neeu prepared 1heso
Viii br basket diuner and s,.s-
speaking ana music EVpfs farmer
ia Che county should be on hand anA
tnioY Che oNcasion The whaa la
All Ia the shook and the gafmgrs fe
taking advantage W tAis time ta a.
their Jaly celehratinr Maxi Sata,
asN nonf forget the date ana tae
place Come and hsvp good tlUn
The Retail llealers assoela,los 3
,;uthrte has decided "a sive ,hs,e
srnnd naes durlig the free falr his
Tail A. q meeting ~ the association
Held ihls week, ;he committee com.
l'.,sed 81 Tom leDkins and SAN card.
ner made fcport ana snxgestrA fhat
tac prizes 10 be- given eun4sa 81 4
sarfa rNnse sewing machine #rR
= Kitchen cabinet Was also IN naara
that ihe giving awav 81 d A.feheb
gahiuei to cnansr, trade besia next
saturday and II Y proves : sucfas4
Dat one be riven each Safar4Fe
lNnlbaie number system wil hr psn.
aloyed
g fiad that leader sdsertsnr
ArlnN~ reenlis" said NJ Wsikur ~ \
he Mnlheil oil rompanv today 0nr
AaA i tase ad IN ths faaa@i n
Pr YESTERDAY We have had many 4
nqu'ries since sMi 4 nunf,ns ~ is.sa.
pie have called ~ ak ID. tartiee
aver Tke Mnlhsi on comnpat IS s
,owan county concern and Nes m'a o
acfvawe n the worth az ~ lhe
cuanfy The well bainr dflleA
on . nropuRn~'d structure aMf Nas
.nrs walker Th0nFisan and Gillette
SOME 70 Guthrie with The best ~
references and with fhp au-hNntv
from 9he stfte 4" sell NmlieJ
! 'Waani ~ stock The money eaHr
"a frs'v the sfs' - stock viii ae nsrd
81 drilling 'he Wels. aoeordins a.
M THOMPSON
Major \ - NicGinley Mn sa,
-eeded Got " " liornaday ss ius
.ice ~ the neeee FOR the ciiv disir4si
Mr. Hernadav viii relilnauish lA f
'ice 1nlv ISL ard Mf McGinhv wigI
AXE charge ~ th. efflce justice Hlll
:" dlspensed from tae old stand III
she county buildlng
These rarfiasa lieensss were le
.nsd today chan harOer ana
Wary ieen laley ~ boih 81 Ok'ahomg
fitv Thnmas Hardy Nance 1N aud
Dorothy Davis 20 both nf urihHe