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The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-01
PERSONALS
Jitney, phone 41o.-6-2dtf

Jitney, phone 4Iu-5-2dtf Fresh Meats-Call Erbacher Bros. Phone 90.-10-7dtf. Prof. L. E. Winfrey was visitor in Little Rock Sunday.
 W. M. Harrell is business visitor in Little Rock today Narcissus bulbs at Panich's Five and Ten Cent Store.-11-1dtf pr. W. A. Mcdonald is in Little 1 Rock on business today. For Sale-A rev cnoics nilch cows Erbacher Bros--1dn.
 Mrs. Fred Middleton and son, Der ry, spent Sunday in Atkins.
 See Dunawuy a Bradley for real estate and nsurance.-3-4dtf
 We can vuleunsze your auto tires l Conway Overland Co.-8-2Sdtf
 Talk your real estate wants over with Reeves & Burke.-4-1Odwtf.
 See Cline & Williams for real estate and Insurance. Quitman. Ark.-1-29dtf Several farms to trade for city property. Reeves & Burke.-1O-5dtf
 Sam Donnell returned this morning from short visit to friends in Little Rock
 Guy Thompson of Atkins spent Sun day In this city the guest of friends and relatives.
 Prof. Pierce K. Merrill of De Witt spent Saturday night in Conway, the guest of relatives.
 Want to trade city property for a farm not over six miles from Con- way. Reeves X Burke.-11-1dtf
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-01
CENTRAL COLLEGE RECEPTION

The first reception of the school year at Central College will be held tonight in the parlors of the school when the faculty and students will en- certain the members of the Y. M. and Y. W. C. As of the other colleges and schools here, between the hours of 2: 80 and 10:30 o'clock.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-01
WEATHER FORECAST.

. Tonight, partly cloudy, rain in !. east portion; colder, with frost
 !. in northwest portion; Tuesday, . fair, colder except in northwest . portion.
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The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-01
METHODIST WOMEN
 IN PRAYER SERVICE

The annual prayer services of the Womans' Missionary Society of the Methodist church began Sunday morn ing at the II o'clock hour. At this time an interesting program was given under the leadership of Mrs. S. G.. Smith, president of the society. This afternoon at 8 o'clock in the base ment of the church the services were continued with Mrs. T. s. Staples, president of the Young Womans' So- ciety as leader. Tuesday afternoon at the same hour Mrs. c. NJ. Reyes will lead. All women of the town are given a cordial invitation to attend these services. They last one hour from 3 to 4.
 John Gray, who is attending the State Normal School, spent Sunday in Little Rock with his parents.
 Ed Markham returned today after tour of several months with a bill posting crew of the Hagenback-W Wal lace circus.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-01

1 Prof. James Ligon returned this morning to Rector, after short visit with his parents in this city.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-01

House for Rent-New, all modern conveniences, near public school. G.. A. Hulen, phone 29.-10-18dtf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-21
OEsPRlTE PRISONER MAKES
DEADLY ATTACK ON JA|L0R
McNamara. Wanted Al Many
Places For outlawry. Breaks
Prom Logan Bastile: Is
Captured In Record Time

That fsoean county needs moderu
jail badly there is 40 deua, IN taet
the i.ossn county Sail u tn, most an.
tiquated of all ialls is ths state u
has stoed for more ihaa quarter oi a
century aud - as soft a. mash Any
prisoner. desperate enouvh 10 ~ang to
make the effort, can whitlie Ais Nay
oai with a aall iack knife.
Another successful eff pft was made
late Friday Al breaking Gu OF the old
hcn coop
Tho man who planned Il WAS 10 he
the only one wao should escape, an
icss the incident should develop into
good opportunity Cor general
escape Il MAS learned todas Il y
Mcnamara was the man y no planns>
the set away, and he bad The help or
sympathy of every other prisoner In
the ial MgNAmafa Is awsiiing trial
in the district conrt for dcfrauding
several Guthrie business men on
fraudulent checks. and was one % the
principal artists Ia the former jail
break. and was serving a az months
sentence Tor his participation in thar
affair.
Jailor A r regg VAS permitting
McNamarn 10 take his REGULAR -aih
and when he returned from the hath
and Was being let into the CAGE. hc
suddenly strucA the lailor from The
rear with a shok In whicA ho h~
brick. Tho blow was aimed a. ihb
templs. lnt missed n by aa inch. ha
II laid the iailor low. aud before he
could recover one Of iha inmates
seized him hy the throa, ana held him
until Mcnamara could ran out ol the
broke away from bis ap'or and fired
two shots at the fleeing prisoner bat
he was too far away for pistol shot
10 reach him.
The alarm was eiysn and the
sheriffs deputies. ben RummaEe and
Charley Swanson. soon or the tran
and acver lei up iill they found the
escaped prisoner AZ the yards of the
Carlo refinery. hidden IN an osl
smoke stack. where Ne was waiting
Tor darknes sio come. when he proh.
ably would have returned. stolen car
and made his escape.
The sherfrs office vas busy IN a
moment gcsting offlceri ~ surround
Ing towns out on the lookout Tor the
escaped prisoner Al the time the word
came that he was captured The tnic
phone office had the connection all
ready and In five minutes there would
have been a riot call reaching every
subscriber TO the north. northeast and
southwest of The city
The sheriff had been notified during
the past week that Mcnamara Is
numerously wanted in other states
and cities. and he was getting wise 70
all this. and bis liberalization to make
his escape was getting up to the des-
porale STAKE Now he VIII stand
charged with his second offense a. jail
hrcaaing. with the additional charge
OF assault wiiha deadly Weapon on the
jallor 4 term Ia the state prison Is
staring him IN the face
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-21
Gas CONSUMERS TO LEARN
WORST IN NEXT FEW DAYS
Supreme Court Has Opinion
About Ready To Hand Down
on Matter of Rebates To
Consumers

Gas consumers here who shisered
during the past winter because the
xas mains were devoid Of gaS and weo
have been waiting Tor rebates ord
cred by the corporation oommiss on
wgn learn the worst wshin the next
ten days
Information received b. Albert nln-
Niddie. county attorney. Is a. the
effect that the ras rebate question
viii be decided just as soon a. the
state supreme court announces It's
decision in tha oklahoma Nnnral
Cas- c0mlnny's attempt 10 have the
tribunal reverse itself In the decision
that the corporation commission had
power 80 order such rebates.
When The corporation commission
issued is first or,rr thar the gas
company must discount gas bills
Whete low pressure was supplied
domestic consumers the commission
went before the supreme court at
tempting "a have that tribunal rule
the commission without power.
The court ruled in favor OF the
commission and now the gss com
rsny has asked for a rehearing and
viii attempt 90 have the court hold
that iis former ruling was In error.
That rchearing probably will te de-
clded within the next ten days ard
gGs consumers viii be apprised
whether they can expcc, rebates.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-21
M|sMAT[D ONES PRAY
COURT FOR RELIEF
Two Divorce Suits Filed BY
Women; Cruelty and
Desertion Charged
In Both

Two more divorce cases were filed
"a district court since-yesierday Fran-
cfs McClelland states In her petition
for divorce from Mack McClellon that
he vas very cruel and that on several
occasions threatened 10 kin her. she
asks the coari for an absolute d.
yorcc. sees Immediately and month
Is siimony Of SO until The final de-
cree Is granted The couple were
married IN 1914
Daisy Walker sues John Walker for
divorce on grounds of abandonment.
The couple we're married In Tulsa IN
1913. They separated in 1916. There
are no children. She prays the court
n restore her maiden name of Moody
and asks that a division Of property
BE- made
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-21

-Four delegates with one-half vote
each were selected By the regular
FIFTH district republican convention
az Oklahoma City yesterday afternoon.
The delegates selected are Mrs. J. c.
Pierson. president of the State Fed
cration 81 Womans clubs. who lives
ar Marshall this county Chris Mad
sen. veteran OF the spanish American
war and a firm friend 90 General
Leonard Wood Mrs Frank North
cnp and W. N p Trudgeon. OF Ok
iahoms CITY. John Adams OF this city
was chairman Of the convention.
Charles p. Goodwin was selected as
presidential ciocior.
The Hamon "rump" convention
elected Seymour Price Of Oklahoma
city and Fred Reed 81 Cleveland coun-
y as delegates.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-21
REVIVAL At BAPTIST
CHURCH IS INTERESTING
Rev Wade Preached a Powerful
Sermon Friday Night Excel.
lent Musical Program.
Three Services Sunday

Res Wase- A"rmvn on Friday n.ght
Surrendered riiles mosSd his aud
ienee mote than any sermon he has
preached 4 large crowd attended and
ne attitude of prayer and sincere
earnesinezs for the souls OF los, men
avesaiird.
Af Work sass a he beginning %
The service song ,hai touched ana
thrilled the hearts ef his hearers
roos Jesus CarrT" Al the close of
the service be sang The Iandwrltng
on the Wall" song that fitted into
the theme OF the sermon That hand
"A writing on The wall IN Guthrie The
people may scoff and turn np their
nose a. religion. but The hand goes
on wriiins shall the record find US
wanting or shali u find ~ trusting y"
There viii be- no services Saturday
nleht Rev Wade and Mr work
will hold services AT the Orphans
Home. Oklahoma city
sunday morning sunday school.
2 i5 preaching. 90. There "leay
en-. Earihs Comforting Hope
a. 500 O'Clock sunday afternoon.
Mr. Work. assisted by Miss Ester Roe.
! ano. and Mi@s rhelma Roe violin
Will give a maFical program
Everyone r. invited TO come
Junior and Senior y. v = 4 6n6
Night service. : -, Theme. "A Mes
sage From Two Worlds"
Come and bring your friends with
YOU.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-21
NEW MEMBERS ENTER
GRAND tRNY POSI-

At the last meeting Of the ioczi
Grand Army Post. six ne~ members
were received. and several others aIe
going 10 Join. The department eom-
mander Col n Cline and his sd-
juisnt general. Col J. n Norton. Yis-
tied this POS. q week ago and report
81 that al over the Department %
oklshomz every veteran who = elir
BILE is getting into the Grand Army
Among those received at the irst
meeting ~ss August striegel. Who mas
passed his a1nd milestone and was
unable 10 reach the Grand Army hall
A delegation from the post. inciusling
lsst national department anf past
officers visited him at the hon o.
hss daughter. Nrs. Nellie Hamilton
cn East Villas. sns there formally re-
ceised him into the post. When they
pinned his membership in44eria -
his Goa; be shed tears o. i1y. saving
i. was his produest moment since
he was mustered into a solsnisTy reg
iment n lsf-
A nzmber q fhe W X e ladies'
we're present aud after fine iu-ch
lad been served. the se~ member
s,ssssted his comrades enioy a real
-zhzke-~ vith him
Tfese -old boys arrsngs many En-
lysble incidents. but the one vii
irrx De remembered ~ all present
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-21
LIONS ROAR AGAINST
HuTCH[R|NG Of TREES
Record Attendance At Noon Day
Luncheon, Good Roads
Planned, New Members
Initiated

Al ffldaye luncheon 81 the lsons
cluh the WAYS aud means committee
was directed BY resolution TO cause
20 bo prepared and submitted 10 the
city commissioners an ordinance de-
flning the method OF trimming shade
trees along street parklnee. Tor the
purpose o. prohibiting the dchorninx
and mutilation of the trees. and re-
qnlre symmetrical aud uniform prun-
ing
A committee was appointed to fur
thor plans ion improving the road from
Guthrie 20 creseen, by the northern
and western route. and proposition
20 build a hard surfaced road 10 the
Oklahoma Guy nne 10 connect with
@ proposed road from oklahoma city
north through Edmond was also dis
cussed aud favored. action 10 be tab
On a. coon a. oklahoma county makes
financial pfoyisiw FOR constructing
Us end of the road.
r. r Hausford. John s Shearor. ID.
y Dustin and " G. ilolonbcck were
introduced a. new members ~ the
Lions clnh The attendance waN tho
largest ihs club has heretofore had
aud much cam'sinesv of purpose 10
tackle several propositions looking 10
the material interest ol the city WAS
manifest
Secretary Treasury i.Amond read
his quarterly roilort which showed The
financial condition of the club to be
In excellent condition
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-21
WHAT rIcKED OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

ehltago Dick Kerr. pitcher toe
The CAleasp Americans. notified Owner
Charles ,omlaky shat he had slxned
ia-e contract Kerr Il Il psrs.
raxas
Independents. kaa A A Tras-
keil ~ho allied pohn % \. Nsele,.
30 Oh man. ai canry. Kansas. IN 1911
aui ~hose trial for the killing at
lrasisd aide attention died
washlaSion Word vas received
that supporters of General Obrsgon, a
candidate for ibe Asxiean prcaidsnsy.
and he authorities 81 san Lass roso.i
fought pitolpa hattie last saturday
nishi n whieh > number of Obrexou-
ists were Killed
1aicdo According 10 M Her.
aldo. Aeslesa nerspapsr. Jack
.,hnaoa. lerlAsf heasy4eixhs boxing
champion. ulll leave Mexico city nsxt
Thursday for Chicago. whare hs 10
sanied Tor Jumping bead follosinE hls
conviction and sentenee under the
Mann act
Gfand Ra lds. Atleh. - Twsnty
witnesses heard Yesterday st ne New
berry elsetlous conspiracy trials and
vsefumsai sitorness hope 10 llnisb
their ease one see4 from today.
Ses York Joe sssehef. worlds
hessyweisht champion easeh.as-cateh-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-21
INV DAVID I.AwRENCEl

washlnston. Feb 81 Three
DAYS outside of Washington talking
With people IN an walks oi life. peo-
le in New York state. Michisan and
Illinois. has given the writer an idea
ot how a cross section OF American
publicc orln.on feels about the Miisoa-
Lansing break.
And tbs odd part Of a j. that On
ny return 20 Wsshiagton 10 tina
hardly realization of the astoand-
ing political effect which the episode
has had. The national capital has Ia
so man, sensations that II is often
calloaseA 20 cabinet designations
and regards them a. merely nurries
II m true that the editorial eN-
ressions has been almost unanimous
m condemuing she abruv dismissal
OF Secretary Lansing. but even edi-
t0rials are sometimes brushed aside
Ia this intensely political year by
administration men a. an ephemeral
hy~ieria bouui TO pass sooner or
later.
Not SO. however. is the lud zmen'
o. the average man ! encountered IN
such places a. BinghamVton and sy-
racuse. in New York State. Detroit
OF Chicago. and on the trains travel.
ing between these points. Never 'n
my own experience has q seemed 10
me that opinion vas 20 uniform.
All Eyes cersered On Wilson Now
Democrats and republicans alike
disapprove OF What the president
has done but the regrcttable and
significant facf. however. Is not mese
condemnation og what has happened
hut wonder about what will haipcu.
No matter vhere one went the cues
ton that was shot back Was did the
presidents illness have anything TO 90
with that Lansing letterf"
Try az you might to offset snca
an impression. there j. no doubt thai
every act Of President Wilson from
this time on shall be subjected to a..
embarrassing scrutiny. The incident
has made amazing inrosds on that
intangible. yet all Important. fsc'Ci
In government. namely. public con-
ndenee. Once that = forfeited poll
iicians of ,he opposite party seem
10 reap the benefits Of the situation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-21
Short Cnis To
Home Mems

Oa aetuani 81 ~ sshooi tessa
tfa eanssalien At OAiahsms cry. sals
seek he eapiis oi ne siis fahi e
solools elll aoi have tie apparupitf
q vtitius essays ln tteig sass Fefms
"a FehFaaFt 20 llawevsf th2Y wti
BE- nerniittea 20 sflte fhem at Nctae.
The, viii vhen aive thsm 10 ~ pfla.
eleai ef their sehecl eha wil hss
iadErs spraintcd 90 delefmiae thr assi
enc flen their s,h.,al ana they elll
ia furr - Forwarded 10 tAr nssfest
r.cfaiting station net laisr laAa " 4
ruAN q. 1850 Additional pfises are
hsis.s offered ~ ths meuaaffs -
q Ahrle fnr lhe three b. essSss lfoal
sxan csapss
AR ana Ms q a Jahrsftn fe1
East Mausa Ferelyesi wafd lass nlsai
srom kefrsille. Tes4si thsi thelr -
pr Floyd iuhnsieA. had psnea asa
The bods vii - shipped 10 ihis rity
iof burial an fanrrai afranxemenia
eiil be- announced later
y louss and cay fiffk As'
son are aome Fishermen nus nlshf
rccshily they ,aasht rii,en flas bass
and ,roppic a. Eillson mke TIE fiah
averaged a pound osgh aud one crur
pie esught hy Andersen tipped 20
scales AZ ounces. whlca h said -
b. the LARGEST cfoppie ever caukht la
kilison lake
Mary u nullla. assa az. passed
away very saddeniy yesterday even
ina while sitting "a 4 rocking ghalr ~
hef home ON the wost slts she l.
the wife 81 David nuflls fsrinsr nasf
Greek larmer The old c,nple came
30 Guthrie several weeks $40 Tor The
henellt of Tho wifes health Thei
Oashi ooss home on the west side
and n was Thought that tn wifr VAS
Improving fast Thsto are va child
rcn The funeral viii taAe place al
O'Clock Monday Afternoon
Two glarflaHa lleenses wegn =.
sued to-day Poorest SATURDAY. -
have had IN. the marriage line Tor
many weeks said Mlas Rahy noiler.
man. cleft ~ The marrlasr hutoan
owen - Johnston. - of oklahnma
city. ana Mabel u sirAtiord rs. ol
hfilton. and " n Mitchell. -. aud
Mamie Wyatt. 10th 81 Gu'hrie. we're
the happ, oncs
Judge Arihar Nwank ~li open ihe
next term of court hcfe Mafeh I Ths
docket Is Ions and the term viii prob
ably continue for a fali mouth. JuF,
Is called fCt March 18th
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-21
SHARTEl ASKS CITY TO
CONSIDER HIS PROPOSAL
II Officials Cannot Act. Ne Says,
1t Will Not BE Necessary
To Consider II
Further

Mayor Hartman received a letter 90
day from John " sharisl mauaeer %
The street railway saying ~ yoaf
city commissioner are no ia q losl.
tlon to consider my proposition a sill
not bo neccssery 10 consider y fur
ihef'
The letter Will b. referred 20 ihe
masa meeting o. be- held ~ The city
hall "Wednesday evening. next. 20 take
final action On the railroad proposal
Shaficl desires 20 save The useful
Farts 81 the llne shorten The mile.
exc and convey e 10 the Oklahoma
Railway company which all undsf
take 70 operate me reconstfucisd
road
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-21

sation &C; provides for cash benefits
to workmen in all hazardous indus
tries who are injured without fault Of
their osn in the pursuance OF thfiF
occurafions The Law does not pro-
vide for compensation FOR deaths and
j. the only compensation act in the
world that does not cover fatal se-
cidenis. The legislature is po~eriess
70 extend the operation OF the act 70
deaths because such action would be
contrary 20 the state constitution.
The report of the state Industrial
commission for the year ending Aug
net 81. 1919. shows q total OF ta5i :
zso - sifbursef sy employees or in
sul4noe companies as compensation
70 injured workmen and szi5.l7is's
L.ILx--- III .eI..E.1zk- fIyk<
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-21
- - =

More than 81 .0ee Goo 900 wili be dis
bursed 70 injured employees during the
year which ends August 81. 1920. ac-
cordIng to estimates Of II C. Myers.
member Of the state Industrial con-
mission. based upon the record OF the
lrrt fiscal period A total of t1sss.-
s5zzs was dssburred an compenssfion
and medical fees during the year end
ing August 81 1913 A only tao
months q this period covers the op-
erstlon Of the amended law. in which
compensation for certain Injuries j
greater. q mach larger expenditure 70
injured xorkmen nav be looked for
before the end Of the present year
The oklshoms workme1's compen-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-21

employees who have been 40 seri-
0nsly Injured - 10 impair their cara
"a power ~ their chosen occupation.
This i being done under dlfecslon Of
he Industrial commission without
specific authority Of lss and without
funds from the legislature bat 4 being
done entirely ~ q Humanitarian euier-
prise
AID In soestlonsf Training.
Mr.. Myers of the commission says
that many employees and some insur-
ance companies under direction OF the
Industrial commission are aiding IN
training employes who have been In
jurea In a manner that ineapaeitates
them from resuming their former po-
sIiions.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-21
BOLD BANDITS GRAB MINE
PAY ROLL OF Si5, 5,O0O

pes Moines, Feb. 2i.--esndits
locked the paymaster o. the Say
lor mine. seven miles north OF
Des molnes in a vault in the or
flee al the nine, just before noon
today and escaped with the entire
two weeks payroll. according 70
reports 10 the police here. At
east fifteen thousand dollars were
taken, !; was said.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-21
Millions Disbursed for Injured Worknaen

paid as medical fees. making fotal
disbursements for the year under the
act $79s, 4ze.2S There were 1900
accidents reported 70 the commission
and 3.Siz claims during the year.
Millions To injured Workmeu.
Since the workmens compensation
acs was enacted IN 1915 there have
been 5siss accidents reported and IT,
sy2 claims filed and total compensa
ton and medical expenses allowed Of
t2.fG7 .173s5. The remarkable growth
OF the operation OF the Law Is shown
by the following figures taken from
the report Of the commission
Year ending compen
saflon
August y, Isi6. tI0s.7l37f
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-21
THO Men Burned to
Death when Oil
Gusher Flames

Tulsa. Feb. 2i.--Two men were
burned to death and three injured
50 badly. Il Is believed, they will
die. when the Slick Jones oil
ausher near Jennings burt into
flames early this n1orninu. accord
ing 10 wcrd receiysd here. We'll
was making 1900 barrels a day.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-21
BEVtIsE or OLIVES.
THEY NAY BE POISONED

Chicago Feb. 2i.--A warning
that poisoned olives have been
shipped by a Chicago wholesale
house 70 dealers in 50 towns of
eight states. was issued today BY
J. L. Mclaughlin. state superin-
senoent Of food and dsries.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-21
WANTED 10 uAl.ilN
~ IIt'iiIsl: u DliD

Olaihe. Kan. Web - Chester Tor
mcr. Olathe farmer diod al Long
Beach. Cal. Tuesday nlFhl. four days
after his MARRIAGE 20 Iias Mary
Barnes OF Los Angeles. are formerly
of OiaiLe Lotmer became iil and
despite dotcors orders. eeui 20 Cali
ioruia IN marry Miss Barnes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-21
WASHINGTON DOt sN'I
REALIZE EffECI ~ CAR
MET SPLIT IN NER-
AGE MAN IL .SEWhfist
[IWR[NCE SAYS PRESI-
DENT WILSON IS IN BAD
ARRtIpr DISMISSAL. ~
STATE SECRETARY Cosi
NUNINlSTR ALTON
GREATLY ~ PRS
1lGE


wasninetor. FEB. 2i.--Mars Gays
Of partisan ~rsnsline ever the pssee
treaty promised 70 give way To-Day
TO actual proarsss te~ars eisposel o.
the pact, Just one year Snee ososss
started on the league ef nations
A sc,e on tire first proposed moot
sestion 81 tire reservations adopted
AZ the las, session of congress was ss'
p<e,ed 70 be reschec during the DAY.
The name of former secretary o.
state, Lansing. was mentioned several
times IN the debates to-day.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-21
MEN CHARGED WITH
SABOTAGE ON TRIAL

Knoxville. Tenn. Feb. 2iProseni
alton Of evidence b. the government
was expected 20 be completed today
In the trial Of William } Oliver and
several co-df1endaBta charged with
fraud and sabotage In the manufacture
Of war munitions
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-21

Washington Senator cfonna re-
Ported fayorably the kenyon ksn1riek
bill which provides Tor the creation
Of federal livestock commission 10
supery se the meat packers and other
regulatory measures.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-21
MASS MEETING OK srReGr
RAILWAY pRoposlTioN

Mass meeting AZ city
hail Tuesday evening. Feb.
-. ~ fs3o. Stree, raft.
way matter viii be up
Tor foil and complete sis.
cusslon