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The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1920-04-08
SECTIONS OF CITY
NEED CLEANING UP
Housing Survey Shows Bad
Living Conditions in Some
Parts of Town.
NEGROES CROWDED
Open Sewer Known as Flat
Branch Is a Menace to
Public Health.

In some sections of Columbia
Cleanup Week. which starts Monday
will be more than sweeping streets
and emptying garbage cans. While
in residential and University sections
of the city, conditions are unusually
good. results from housing survey
made last spring show that in some
parts of the city people live under
conditions which are quite the re-
verse. August Friedolph Larson
wrote a thesis based on the hous Eg
survey.
About half of the negroes who live
in the section known as Flat 3raEch
and the settlement near the Wabash
tracks live in crowded insanitary
houses which encroach on decency
and privacy. Mr.. Larson gives sla-
t:stics showing how many houses
average more than one and half
persons to a room, how many fam
lilies use steering rooms for living
rooms and how many families have
rooms which have to be eDtereG
through other rooms. Houses of
white people are better than those of
negroes.
"A wash tub is hardly a standing
invitation to take a BATH" Mr.. Larson
says. Yet out of 153 negro families
Investigated, only one possessed a
bath tub.
Keep Windows Shut.
Many families in the negro Sec
tions of the town live in houses that
are lighted and ventilated by .nly
one or two windows. Many rooms
are entirely without means of venti-
lation or natural lighting. Over half
of these people sleep with their win
dows closed the entire year. Many
of them seal the windows to prevent
air from entering through cracks.
Some of the families open their win
dows in the summer. Ninety-five per
cent of the inhabitants of the ne
gro sections use kerosene for light
ing.
Slightly over half of the negro pop
ulation has sewer connections.s The
open sewer known as Flat Branch
and its tributary which flows from
the gas works runs down a street in
front of houses in several places. In
other blocks it winds about in back
of houses, cutting through the cam
pus of the Fred Douglas school, pass
es under a grocery store on Broadway
and finally finds its filthy way to the
M. X. & T. Railroad, where its banks
become a dumping ground for rub
bish. This stream flows within few
feet of the back doors of many people
of this neighborhood.
Aside from the menace to the
health of the community near the
wabash tracks. Mr. Larson says it is
a bit of scenery which catches the
ewes of incoming travellers who get
an impression which is not that OF
classic beauty.
Alleys Are Filthy.
Tn the thesis Mr.. Larson calls at
tantion to filthy alleys in these Sec
lions of Columbia. One alley block
west of the courthouse is notoriously
h;deous. There are several negro |
families living in tenements in this al
lev who must endure the presence of
ms unsiehtly surroundings.
Attention. is called in the thesis to
s,srosal Of rubbish, garbage and
,,udee. Pictures of several unsightly
-,hbish heaps and junk piles are
shown.
rs..,.a Was to Miss Hartley.
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1920-04-08

orial Hospital yesterday afternoon.
Miss Irma Wilson was admitted this
morning. Stanley E. Rickhon, Miss
Elizabeth Weeks and Charles w. Sim
mons were discharged today.
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1920-04-08
J.F. Minis to Head Greeks Next Year.

J.F. MINIS to Head Greeks Next Year.
u. Fay .Minnis was elected president
Of the Pan-Hellenic Council at the
Delta Tau Delta house last might. The
other officers for next year are: vice
president, Brutus X. Hamilton; trea-
surer, George Combs; secretary. j.
Max McCann. Because of the three
term plan there will be no inter-fra-
ternity baseball this year.
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1920-04-08
NEW PRESIDENT FOR IOWA CLUB

Members Choose Emll Bestty to Take
Place Of John Casey.
Emil Beatty was elected president
of the Iowa Club Tuesday night. Miss
Doris Adler, who was hostess to the
club at the Delta Delta Delta house
was elected vice-president. Miss Fern
Brooks was made secretary. r. G.
Armstrong, treasurer and George
Horricks, sergeant-at-arms.
John Casey, retiring president, gave
a farewell talk.
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1920-04-08
license Was to Miss Hartley.

Thomas BENJAMIN Stewart obtained
license yesterday to marry Miss
z.,la Louise Stewart as stated in the
I'm. Iouise Stewart as stated in the
nissourian last nisnt'
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1920-04-08

Three Admitted To Hospital.
Miss Ruth T. Collom and Harold D.
Mason were admitted to Parker Men,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-19
THO Bow
Robbers
Grabbed

Atlanta. Ca, New ~ Two YOUTHS
giving their names az Eric D. May.
Y, and stuart Taylor. 10, we're ~
Der arrest here today, charged Win
staging two store ronherleA ln the
fashionable peaehsree nslphhorlpoa
ia old-fashloned western style
Both police said confessed they
were enruutr from Minnesota ID
Florida ard took ,his means 81 90.
tanning money 10 continue their trip.
They said they eamc originally fpon
England. The money wau recovered
The hold.up % the stephens and
Hawks pruu store at West peachtcee
ard Fourteenth street last NIGHT. IN
which employees And patrnns were
lined 40 against she wall with their
hands IN the air was replica ~ that
staged the night before in The Parker
sranan prua store AZ pcach,rec and
North avenue. IN the frat robbery
about 500 was obtained. last night
about ss3 WAS taken. A clerk man.
aged so telephone police headquarters
iass night however while TIE rob.
berry was going on. Police arrested
Taylor nearby The other youth was
arrested later AZ hotel.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-19
iIIcH GRADE ATTRACTIONS
,RE COMING rms. " AN

Gosld attractions wholesome and
entertaining aud educational scsm 90
pass Guthrie ue ~ takers consider
ahle enorgy and responsibility on thr
part 81 come one ~ induce iAehyrasle
attractions 70 stop with Ne INT
wholesome recreation is necessary
iusi the same Ana it ia with THIS
fact 10 mind that the hlph rctsol
Is offesing the people of Guthrie this
splendid serles of lycaim programs
There ere stun fouf plumbers Ia come
and they are 81 ihe beat the h'gheet
priced rogram VIII be given az the
Guthrie theatre next Tuesday night.
November 2s hy lhe chi@hgo Opera
company an organization % musical
mefl and of national reputation
@eason iics'els remain 32 FOR the reaf
~ the course. and The management
needs % dispose of AZ least one ban.
dred more in order 10 be safe finan
cially
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-19
piu\GEs WILL SEX
TO CIT TAXATION

James Mabon of Mismi and Joseph
pringcy Of chandler met II the
Temple during the tonsIsiory r.
union
Mabou VAS defeated alr the CON
g7essionai nomination. in The First
district while Pringsy was Success
ful 10 the Second district Mabon
worked hard. bur Prineey didn't 20
a thing, making one speech
Landslide shot me in said Prn-
sey
That's lhe way things 60 SAID
Malon. Il spen, s. 600 and hustled.
aud was defeated in the primary
Prinsey stayed at home. spent only
81 IS. and got big majority
what sal be voar especial stunt
IN congress ?" was asked prlneey
~weli, I'm IKE Sweet Aliee. Ben
Bolt. have no isrns the only thing
I shall work for Is lower taxation. II
the Republican g.arty does not cut
taxes next year st may prepare TO
retire IN four years he said.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-19
WILL JAKE hlM0N
CONTROL THE HOUSE?


Ac,sva rnmnr IA auysne ,3a
week shat T. v n. .leel.oe "
Igneaen asepu n S. esfe.s 3
f, hois penemp ans known aH
effort wsr niaN Is ey,iye pln
Whereby ,Ao ros ws onuoi n lal.
legislature wpe pel he lost. al
ihoash sho nous aeu'a be under
RpNh an leaas aip
Al the rosnsn s..s. 4s of,ns us.
Is ,a made ~ 49,. aa.ainiat,.,g.a. 4,
rless a a.Hi with tl.aahtie.n N.tsna.,
,s8nau,, ta..snsn l,aa Hat.np nhesel,,
tha laftns w.s ta haA ,hc hos.a
liaa vnh aan,ip,strssiap ,,lseiea
i reward Ia nonaiNeaxs ~, mi.
chn,finan Az vale, NJ Ae .o,nsn
4,sa xa4 4. raatue a.,ofajnp II
.esslp aud tha 81. .fa.e wae ~ j.
S n, 4 ttamen ara 81 IN, .sf.o,
as3nn easn.,ss8son a. s,vh,r III. Vt.
publican i.aaer .as II w ,b@ .u
business IA on aama two ~ ,ha
thfsc memAsy4 ihss body whtea
IS sn g,s~ aat Important "a of nian
Thls unsF whsh Sounds insa
esslae bears t aafmarka az impfac
aeeily n .he first place Governor
z bortaon hss been ont az the s.4ie
siner election Willie mis- scheme has
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-19
BIG SUM PAID IN
TAXES BY STATE
Oklahoma IL Third In Southern
States Tax Returns los
Per Cent OF Total ia
Nation

Washington Nus la oklahoms
wlaay aso thiFa paen Va \ iiag W.
twelve aoulheru aiaiea c'f inenme sAs
rsluros according te Nassatlca re
leaeed hs lile dnaAftnNu 1T mlrinul
te,euun tuias uhhslpma euntrhsH
"a $9etas3a O. ghe ftdrra spyeru
meui in che calendar yuar ot 1914
rh# figure resescnta eikfs eleht
uuc Nun'lfedlha II ihe tolai p~rAoNal
income laA nlhefed Va thn l'nApd
States
flfr fatai infWm nFesnied la
thn gepft iur Oklahoma la aia1e7s
ia7 ghls total meone ~ lo pur
eeni q one total personal lpnmea
fof Che nation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-19

i Is always aice 70 Be spsressiaEssd
away fr0un bone as Neil a. - hoEne
4 reoe1t issue q the Dry Goods Re
porter lays a deserved compliment
70 Fred "a. Linfz nlanaeer q fh@
I,usx DRY Cc0ax ssoee Enid. Bat
lesn Ele s,d Muskoeee have Sorae CRY
uoods s.0res that wET conpzre fsFor-
sssy mirh stores IN other cittes tNsce
tie size II Guthrie. likewise. car
f.e f0n.d soz1e B1totase dry goods
rnen. For lzssa1ce. raere 4 ?. "
1-fnEz- os the Luzz store. Linxz i
Discriminating dry goods buyer. He
see<ns 10 sense a. a sasap 5nsf ~hat
hss esseussss wants and be Isorsdes
8 sforsoser. he sells r. L1ntz j.
rz-ong for pa1lscify. ard n Zoe Win
al estergwseing merchants. believes
= .ss~inr tie peosse kBow TrzFel-
ing nen and Asg 5obbe'z have con-
rasrnensary words Always f0r MF.
LkztE and The Lntz ssore
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-19
Ten Reasons Showing Why
Business iSOnSOund Basis

Sew York Nov 81 fhon taasoa
HhY tAe trlnsas olilooh ID ,he
'tniiei States b favorable and why
business men should asaume i mort
optimistic attitude are given IS toxar
W nabsou. famous statlaiisiaa.
Here they are
"Flrsi tbe working people ia tals
country are ~ posseasslop oi ihe
great majority y tho BONDS lasus
hy tho United States Government DIR.
inr The var This IL very favor
ahie sign for q shows shat tae grsst
mass pi ue pie are "a q sound ilnat
cil condition.
Second. thaf a. tlie result 81 Tia
coming of national prohibition lx1
and one-haif billion dollars precious
is wasted in this Industry yearly IS
nov available Tor hssiness proie 5
that are more useful and more ilksls
70 promote the welfare Of all peapl.
Third that "a spite 81 tae wide.
spread opinion 10 the cantrary. th4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-19


Federal reserve mnaing system hAa
'eeH aa lmHaFtat fptoy Ia sahille
ms fnanelsi eupdlllahs Is this ees4
fft
Fourth ibsi aaseftslns \ aon aa
influenced meapa " mnuling puhl8,
oelaien fhls profession has nav
reached s9eb an advanced asd sslse
iilis Stage iH i's Development taat
is . loFleai nelaa tg nhleb the SEQ.
pie Of tho country eaa b- convinced
that eeotfafs % ihelr present opln
Ion. bpslueaa 8 really "a a firm has
ard ihai' aefe s No aanse for ~
present q dpfeaslpn
efinh iaat the arsumsrt tial shv
nilins Of af orr lofe.sA trade v
prove ulnaa. lllepsaa sor sasa
trade onlY eas iuiss per cent x
the total What little nscppaee Il
sill cause a this iie'd therefore. Is
of itlle of no r0nse4Henee and win
Continued on Page Three
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-19
sstIOIlI MADE 70
stlTIF lint SIM plsOnit.u

Madrid Noy ia n agnnsA NJ
foH 10 sefsle lho huaslag pFeblsm 81
ilis slanlsh eapliel hy She onfunh ~
thousands III country folks "a lhe
eily "a lH prugfYsa Ii che norftern
aeilon adiaeont 10 lhe mlharb ~
0uailo taminna A private cpneegn
llaA aeaalfed an sNofumua tract of
lama aHd haa teHln buiaAng what
fer Madrid $50 akyHeFapers II ten
eforls~ Each II tlAesa bmldlnka Ia
tp contain im rata and ~ sierra
fhe nrm mosiel auhmb N to "a III
ell respects modern f.nglneors arc
uow one9sed 81 laYips cni lsunie
ward running thfoueA ita cnnfgr lalg
y uile lAna aua iap fess IA widsh.
el'A sw eafnaRe nass and eea.
tfal promenade lined wish tfeca
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-19
Stolen
Loot Is
Found

coueeii Hlutfs. Iowa, Nov. 49,
Seven rsore arrests. one contested.
tre recovery q large amoaus 81
monsy. al IN ten-dollar Bills. ard shs
discovery ~ an ausonoblle aarlns
last nlehs ana shls morning. have e.
ssltec IN the eiesrra up of the rnf
stevy surrounding the sa.soo.coo mNi
car robbery ~ tire local yards Sasae
cay niahs.
Two of the uen. 7. 4 Osiy ana
X. A. Recd, are whites and the ON.
ers are negroes THE money Mas ~.
covered from the chlckeu.hoese 81 the
oaly home. following the confession
o. Ress. Reed lives al the DAiy
horne.
The negroes arrested are members
o. the lchn Bell family. and are held
IN connection with the hcld,up Reed
was arrested at 7s2o o'eiock last
night, helrp idensislea BY Fred PET
feneegeer. he was pat through
severe gr.iilnu AZ the federal build
ing and at lennth gave informatlo,
~rich led 70 the arrest this mars.
ira Of Daiy, az whose home he hsd
heen living.
The money which was recovered
nv the investigators with the arrest
81 Daly ard Reed. was IN ten.doliar
bnls. hut officials thls morning ssd
not made puhlic the fetal amount.
Federal offAciais anrcvneee shs
ncrnine snat the case hsd no.. beer
completed 70 all ntcnts ard p1.~
poses The ter persons under 40
rest wlll he oiver hearing before
Unlsed states Commissioner w. a
6yarS They arc now IN the tower
of the federal bosfusup
The automobile used 10 TIVE fob-
berry was driven alongside the Burt
lreton fast mali as the train was
slowing down for a crossing. enahl 4
inc the robbers 70 enter and leave
the car quickly as only an ordinary I
crossing stop is made. Evidence
3ocs TO show that the car speedily
hem away from tie spot with their
ulunder. The car discoveries last
aieht is believed 70 be the enc used (
In the robbery.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-19
DeSultOry Musings On
Tributes, Ads, Jails, Realty

4 sussSx3be1 writes setter 70 The
Leader making complaint of ''too
many patent ads Thags new ore
Wonder how this subscriber thinks
The Leader breafhes and has KS be
ing Certainly nos through sales and
subscriptions 10 the paper. The
Leader is seryed % subscribers IN
city and rural routes ~ fifty cents
the month: tha price has never been
advanced "a al other places. the
price j. sixsy<TTe cents 70 one dol
lar per snoufh. The Leader has been
rsbHshed IN Guthrie Continuously
since Essz-twenty-e weight years. Z
has been under is present manage
naent usny years. The Leader has
aeea ninezeen daily and weekIy Fla-
pers pr to the grave in Guthrie Tie
Leader has gone on Tine xas when
the zsozt fell dosa whea Be started
70 walk. DarEzsg . period Of five
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-19
kNocks oFr Old LlMIr

Secretary Of the Interior PAYNE
abroeated for the west side Of the
Osare Nation In Oklahoma the rule
limiting TO fsao acres the amount oe
oil land any person may lease
He modified ihe rule as IL applied
10 the east side or the Ossre Nation
so that any person can lease go.ooo
acres Of on land 10 secure this It
must be- shown prcsonf wells are
no, producing more than three bar.
rels per day
Payne also Increased 10 $500 acres
the amount of Oh land that can be
leased by any one Individual firm
ar corporation 10 All the oihcr m
dian reservations IN western Okla
homa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-19
Robber Killed,
Tm0 Others
Are Wounded

RonoaAe Va. Nov. ~ Al al
lsusg rebbrr believed IL hsve besn
Jamsa o Rouefs ~ ~ emiaast
rhlA. was k'lled ana tsSe esnets
were sap'urea seaAy 10 shs aut
sklrsu " tire city " an exchange NJ
shosa with ssvo policemen ln which
one ef the officers @ & Hendrleha,
waa i8hily Neunaed
The encounter was tNr result ~
efforts on the part ~ she police
men 70 halt an automobile corning
lnte the cry following receipt ~
information from Glaaaa~, va shAs
the flank 81 Glasgow mad heer ron.
bed. The police recovered an army
harrsek bsu titled with Liberty
bonds. suitcase filled With hib-
erty hoada end cenaiderahis ewslry
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-19
HANK CLERKS F<lnN
CHAPTER BN>QtEI

.A 49,. = ,~.@s..s "a i. ss.s,..
.,...e 3, fatases,,,,s s,s4x Tn..saax exc
~A~r ,..A,am shs>x wa~s. tAa r,,eWsx ~
cn4 hnnsrra seR,ahnm,a CIV hanss
ssar4s NJ . s.s-auas sn che v n Z
Rmna,ne .-7rAn sa~aas uas rne
sasa i X pnrso~s xxshso~ IL she
s.ziah,-,a Sss-a ha~x ~a-,a M. sa'Ks
soasaxs~r rAs eats we,a hsrh,v sllar,.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-19
To Go Alter
The High Cost
Bakery Man

oklf hona CITY. Nov. i9.-oe.
ciarirg thai ne intends to learn
WHY bakery products and meats
have not followed the recent de.
cline N wheat and i've stock. Her
bert Peck, United States district
attorney. announced here todsy
that he viii start an immediate ~.
vestlgaiion throughout the western
districts Of okishoma over walen
he has supervision.
The investigation. Mr. Peak SAID,
will include at bakers and dealer.
" meatr. both rctail and WHOLE
saie
u. there is any evidence Of pro
fiteerins uncovered BY the probing.
u will be presented to the federal
grand Jury. which will inert here
during the January term Of tho
federal court. the district attorney
uald.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-19
TO ABOLISH Old
/. CITY PRECINCT LINES

The county election beard ~ y
meeting fc ae held Deeemh her - Nlli
take action 10 rod.sts.e. the Cts g
GusArie into Or + Totsag prec.n sfs
ali os the ols Freesncts Aeing Abolisn-
"a They will also divide Cusar =
NsrsAzl. Mlihsi4. Crescent ana Nor u
znd South CS1marron tcwnshia -e.
eincts Tafs Is done gnaer tne ssse
sion cf the election laH provsdi
shas voting precincts shall contain
not over @e9 voters
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-19
WHAT licked OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

Eaeie Pass Tesns The airke
situation 20 iae eeal mining afas 81
'he Mesletn siate 81 cosballa where
strikin miners have taken charge 81
seven mines has become critical au
Americans are arriving here by trasa
aud automobile tavas beeu advl4ol
ny Governor liua GuNprfez to iet.s
the district
Norpan Oklahoma The sismt
Delta chi loufuanaic ffaierauy de
eided % hold ihe uest annual e4os
veniion at Iowa alate college Am
Iowa, WHEN ihe sixth national 81
ing aes opened here
Geneva Great D~'am ana staa
viii send military contingent l
Wilma p maintain order durina tle
popular consultation ~ tae nhaai
tanin according to announcement
made by the assembly of the loasaa
q nailons Whi,h ddrd that ha
frcneh and 8elsian governments 81
ready had asreed 10 despatch esa.
iinaen'a thltbff
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-19
3 Dead
Result of
Explosion

cerrsntoe. Mo- NOV Ya.---Aarses
ssston, a ssrreen wAose honae nea-
here was csnsritss yesterday. usea
last nisnt ersnsAnp the death l4sf w
tire ssstosaor to three MIS- s-attse
shiples, Eoisors housekeeper aaa
~esse s~o sraall Children were sail.
&C INSTANTLY. Is estsesec r~orsasls in
lured serno~ Thanapsen Is eelma
Nelc ~ eernecslor with sAe s>.
plessor.
wsntssmers ecurts autherstivs
xaic az Investigation showed Ealten
ard rnompser haa seer enersles o.
lens standing srs that shesr enra.,y
eliminates in ar encounter eleesiaa
cay. IN which Tso~asor sas sAct
in tire neek ~ Eolsen. Tne~nscn
recently isfs = hospstsl ard thc 70
liee sasc hsk ar~esseo was hsseo %
threats re j. alleged "a have nsacs
zralrst Better
Fifty peurds a dynamite taken
frorn ,he Germantown hardware sters
is eelirser 20 hsve beer USED in tlsc
cest~ucsier 81 she erlten horne Ths
charge ssss placed against the siar
- tire ncuse next 70 Eesscn's beeroSr
sn1 the bo4loinq ~ss practically ~
r1clEsNec.
Beth Tncsrpscn ard ms wTse. the
authorities SID. Frsoe ecnfsetiu1
statements ~ te his ~herc shouts Gar
srs tne rfshs cf the sspicsion
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-19
Charged With
The Death of
Tno Actresses

chieaue. Nov ia-~ Michael Cox.
allas James Mccarthy shsa'a
cook. wanted ~ ne cAlcaeo pelle +
IN connection with the death a.
Maree Rame4 ard lillian rhemp.
son, actresses Ast sunday. Was NJ
rested scsay ~hen the steamer &
& Loenls cooked at Sauis ste
Marie, according 70 reports eese,v.
ed here,
Cox denied sisat ne WAS IL the
esheret party which preceded sne
acsressea des1h lae said he met
Miss Ramey Apa Miss rhempson
% saturday afternoon and had ~
eerted them e their home Ae sals
he left when fhe yoena woman NIT
the two ether men at thcir resi
uencc Cox Ssid re wau knovn
IN Chicago ~ Mccarthy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-19
HE liRTO0\ED HIS
WAY INTO CONGRESS

Fareo y D.. Nov ~ John y
Bear who "cartooned ais way into
congress w.fh Nos partisan l.eagn
support from the first North Dakl q
district IN 11i7 has announced ,hp
he will return 70 car'oouirg and sll
liciiy work wheu ms term explr.s
He uae defeated foT recollection ST.
Baer wili make bis home In Farsg
H vas the youngest congressman Ia
the house when be Was elected belnx
81 years old
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-19

Among ODD members of tha l'iir es.
tending rtmsisE,ry npfe
s.. haFpws. s. a Anderson J
a NN'1rc y y Arnold a Ilaik
@ T.. stewart, w = Slack Clark
Felds h II Apmegato Harry Al
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-19
ODD FELLOWS TO HOLD
An OPEN MEETING

The Encampment branch oi tie
Old Fellows vii have an og-sa meet
fng a, ahe lodge roofns gfmighi to
nhsch als members of all branches
81 the order. their families and their
snvised guests will be welcome The
meeting wai h. called q order a. 5
O'Clock To this meeting Grand Rep
res sentarlxe He-wig viii make a re-
porz on zhe resent sovereign and
grand lodge session held 10 Boston
and ressort on hss trip there and re-
cara. covering stay 10 Canada Of
several days
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-19
SmelferS Shut
Donn, Many
Are Let Ont

sarsles~slle. Nov. ~ AZ a rsess.
TAG ~ stockholders aaS directors
q tire allied srelter interests here
yesterday she local sstussson ~as
worked eat anc plans were msue
for the fature az tAe industry.
IRE Lansew Starr ssweiter closes
down at onee ana viii rsynssn
closed unsai conditions laserose.
TNe other tpc Snelterx wiH cen.
tAssse their operations ~ eone as
4 IS possible tc obtain ere.
TIE force ~ employees at she
snaelses~ fegsweriv nNnseere zoo
aNc ~ the closing a. the Lsnyon.
Starr Suelter this force was cut
Gown 70 COO