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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-25

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-25

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-25

Poazrs eg.er1ilouS have been under
irvest. gatioa ny federal. state snd
counry o@lcsa3s for serne t4Tae wltnoat
uncaversnS any violziion cf aaW-
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Evening star., 1920-09-15
$3.25 8lx99 Peuuot S

All perfect Pequot Sheets, d.
s1xe0 mote the size1. and ~
priced as low as the mill
price. Extra heavy, extra large
most durable sheet you can buy.
t0 customer
Evening star., 1920-09-15
|C|T|ES IN SOUTH
GROW BY LEAPS
Five Added to 100, 900 Class.
Dallas Gains 66,872 Peo-
pie in Decade.

Remarkable growth in population
has been shown by number of south
ern cities in the last ten years. pre-
liminary statistics of the bureau of
census show. Announcement of 1920
populations have added five cities to
those Of the 100000 class in the south.
making a total of eleven. while seven
cities have advanced into the class
with $4,000 or more population, max
ing total of thirty-f1ve in that class.
In all the south has forty-fve cities
with $4,000 or more population.
Now I'm the 100000 Class.
The cities which advanced into the
100000 class are San Antonio, Dallas.
Houston, Norfolk and Fort Worth. OF
all the cities in this class Houston
showed the largest rate of growth.
75.2 per cent. Dallas was second,
with 1875 per cent; Norfolk third. with
71.6 per cent, and San Antonio fourth.
with 81 per cent. Nashville showed the
smallest rate of growth ~ per cent.
In point of numbers Dallas had the
largest growth. the increase in the
ten years having been 66,s72. San
ston third. with 59,276, and Norfolk
fourth, with 1926. New Orleans. the
south's largest city. showed numer-
zeal Increase of 4S.144, which was fifth
largest and rate of growth of 14.2
per cent.
class Miami, Fla, showed the highest
rate OF growth. its percentage having
been 440.1. while Wichita Falls, Tex
ranks second. with 3SS.S per cent. and
Tulsa, Okla, third, with 1864 per cent.
Tulsa advanced from 50th city of the
south to 10th. Wichita Falls from
II tn to 32d and Miami from 175th to
43d. Other cities of this class which
nave more than doubled their popula-
tlon IN the ten years are Knoxville.
with 114.1 per cent, and Winston
Salem. with 1872 per cent.
1t is not possible to give the 1920
rank of all southern cities of 10000
or more population, as the popula-
ton of several has not been an
nounced. The following list shows
the 1920 rank of cities of $4,000 or
more. which is not likely to be
changed by the population of cities
yet 10 be announced.
The remainder of the list shows
the relative position of the cities hav-
ing less than $4,000 population. Their
1910 rank will show how they have
grown in the ten years in comparison
with other cities
The list follows:
Evening star., 1920-09-15
WILL HOLD TOBACCO.
Farmers Facing Extremely Low
Prices Call Halt to Selling

RICHMOND. Va. September Is (Spe-
ciaD--Tobacco growers in Virginia
are preparing to let the manufactur-
ers wait for the sales to commence
Inc season should have begun with
the month, E.t the offerings were
sold at such low prices the farmers
called halt They have arranged to
noId their tobacco until the demand
Is better. Prices are more than third
off. with the crop heavier than for
many years. The statement is made
that there fre smaller stocks in the
hands OF the manufacturers at this
time than a year ago by more than a
million pounds. The farmers are in a
position to hold their tobacco for
long time
Evening star., 1920-09-15
DIES IN ALMSHOUSE.
Ex-Member Of Parliament Lost His
Wealth During War.

DR1FFIELD. England, September
15.-Sir Luke White. who was a MEM
Der of parliament for eighteen years,
has just died in the almshouse in
firmary here. Born in 1S45. at Deigh-
ton, near York, he started life as a
messenger boy, became an attorneys s
managing clerk, a solicitor. a county
councillor. a coroner for the East
Riding and in 1900 liberal member
of parliament for Buckrose. He was
knighted in 1908.
The war affected Sir Luke's invest
ments and in October of last year
he filed petition in bankruptcy. the
statement of claims showing deficit
of more than 500, 900.
Evening star., 1920-09-15
WISE COUNTY, VA, GAINS
/ 1888 IN TEN YEARS
Leads Other Sections of Virginia in
Population Growth-Other
Census Figures.

Wise county. Va, has the large in
crease of 36.1 per cent in the last ten
years. with total of 46,500 inhabi-
tants for 1920, or an increase of 1888
since 1910, according to report of the
census bureau today. Prince Edward
county. Va, with 1920 total of 14,767,
has gained sol, or 3.5 per cent. since
1910, whereas Henrico county, Va,
with total for 1920 of 1892, is in
the losing column, having a decrease
of 4,465, or 1871 per cent of the popu-
lation.
Reno, New, 12,016, increase 1.149. or
1916 per cent; Modesto, Calf. 9.241.
increase 5,207, or 1921 per cent; Visa
liza, Calf, 5.753. increase 1903, or 26.4
per cent: Moline, Ill, revised, 30,734;
previously announced as 30,709.
Evening star., 1920-09-15
CANADA MANUFACTURERS
ASK REVISION OF TARIFF
Want Changes in Customs "to Meet
the Requirements Of All
Glasses -

WINNIPEG, Manitoba, September
15.-Revision of the customs tariff
Ito meet the requirements of all
classes" was urged in a lengthy
statement submitted to the tariff
commission by the Canadian Manu-
ment pointed to the Remarkable
progress of the Dominion under the
protective and preferential tariffs" as
an argument for stable. fiscal poll
| icy of prot with some assurance
| of permanence.
| Manufacturing in Canada is IN
separately connected with other in
| 100000 wage earners secure their
| living through manufacturing, while
most of the remainder of the popu-
| lation derive indirect benefits; hence
/; Canada cannot relinquish her policy
1 of protective tariff, but must build
! upon it with an aim to advance Can
! ada toward her destiny as fully de-
veloped nation"
! 1t is argued that the fiscal policy of
| Canada must be guided by the pres
| ent world tendency toward increa sed
| tariffs and that IL the Canadian Gus
toms tariffs were removed while 9th.
/ er countries maintain and strengthen
| theirs, Canadian markets would be
filled with the overflow goods from
protected foreign countries, while
| Canadian goods would be largely
shut out of foreign markets
| In reply to free trade" argu-
ments the statement claims that
more than 80 per cent of it's farm
| produce is consumed in Canada and
| points to the rapid growth of indus
| try in the provinces and the increase
| in farm land value, adding that in
dustrial growth has not caused IN
due depopulation Of the rural areas.
Evening star., 1920-09-15

They chose it because
it is a motor that will
not falter in the per-.
forrnance of it's duty,
and, perhaps, because
it preserves the ancient
tradition Of funkeyism,
by being eternally at
beck and call!
Evening star., 1920-09-15
ARNSTEIN IN CONTEMPT.
Cited Second Time by Court 70,
Refusing to Testify.

NEW YORK, September 15.-Jules
w. (Nicky) Arnstein, central figure in
New York's ''$5,0O0.00O bond theft
plot" was cited for contempt. Of court
for. the second time. when he re-
fused to answer certain questions in
bankruptcy proceedings instituted
tagainst him.
Arnstein declined to testify on the
ground that he had a constitutional
right to refrain from giving answers
which might tend to incriminate and
degrade him.
Evening star., 1920-09-15

About 20 Skirts Of
lustrous Faille silk, in
beautiful shades of
blae. gray and rose
self plaid patterns. In
b q a II I j { u ! novelty
styles.
Evening star., 1920-09-15

New winter coats of
excellent quality Zibeline.
in brown and blue. De-
lightfuliy made with big
fur collars of Kit Honey
fur; all-around belts and
inserted side pockets.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-03
ASermon to Live By
By Rev Elan Franklin Dempsey, D. D.
MAY WELD THE ARM OF oMN1poTENcE?
Text, Mark II "a.

prccept promise admoniton His example and by
Spirit apostles and teachers He tells only pray
the habit souls The unchangng attitude,
through day and alike should be
of 1t is normal to the southis unceang commun
and of depend upon Him. That
abnormal which wearies the soul nto
ennui is the absence of this vital unien with God
All inward thoughts should be, monoogue but dia
promises regard prayer and endeavor after this lofty life?
God gives? Is of the lessons Peter learned in his
when offered food the roof? There small
young years position WISDOM
that may employ this wonderful power prayer Often in
truth; little child has led in this art
think sometimes these millions of prayers God
like fight OF earhs winged songers The prayers
our little ones the virginia. of madens the strong
aspirations OF awart the parents yeaning prayers for
chdren the nobheared prayers of ears high spirits
peou pleading of her lost And He houses them EACH
theycome, in His heart.
Doubtless many will think: Those great spirits the past
could ENJOY this experience of prevailing but
tor me There perhaps today they feel
can thus sway Gods scepter but them
such spirit remember that it modesy This
is not modestyit is sim Live in the full play powers
enjoy privilege God has given you His child To prevail
IN prayer of them.
But i don't know how hear further said The answer
IS; we learn how to pray by praying just
everything else by doing Begin this very moment to exercise
your long neglected power prayer Don't dea-begn Hav
ing begun will be led into increasing light in the practice
PRAYER Prayer something theorze practice
1t Is something to do-and do
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-03
WHY GLOOMY?

And there plenty of money this and all over the
country IN spite OF ugubrou plants from
OF the business of the main trouble is that
everybody scared AXE your instance you are
an Garner You have cash right
than had 1913 before knocked all away from
"normalcy"
he farmer being pnched rather hard by prices and
scared market but he something present
conditions that Will be worth much the lesson
from the boil weeV The boil weev taught him Investigation
OF The lesson expensive but will be worth
all it cost These socaed hard times will teach him sensible
marketing When the farmer afford
cent the worth of his products by inefficient marketing
retHods he will do it. 1t is human thrless
afford to be But when the farmer can't afford
twenty per cent he is going to learn how it.
eratiVe marketing through the Farm Bureau the AmEI-
0 Cotton Association, and in Fitzgerald Joint committee
farmers and business will him that twenty-five per
he needs badly enough his head it. And he
ION urarn that lesson than he will the Professor
Boil Weev drilled into him. Let well enough alone" is uni
versal motto whether willing admit for yourself or
not AS long things good enough you not going to
exert yourself very much better is only in times of
stress that the average willing take advantage all the
opportunities he has
All the gloom right is due the fact people are
today with yesterday instead of Yesterday
You can't bring back The mistakes you've made and
the msfoftunes couldn't help can't be avoided You
can't do anything with yesterday But anything you
make it. You want better than today You working
make it better than today happier, prosperous,
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-03
HEALTH RESTORED

My horse was in such run down
condition, I thought he would die.
Alter feeding him DIR. LeGear's
Stock Powders, he is as we'll as ever
and is now as good looking a horse
as there is in this section. u. C.
Hustle, Rockridge Baths, Va.
DIR. LeGear's Stock Powders build
up the body, vitality and muscular
energy of your horses and mules. in
sure more meat with less feed, from
your hogs, sheep and cattle, and help
your cows, produce more and richer
milk.
Mr.. Huste's small Expenditure
saved him the price~6f horse. DR..
LeGear Jean alss>help you. For Is
years is aTeterinary Surgeon and
Expert Poultry Breeder he has de-
voted himself to the compromising of
remedies for ailments of stock and
poultry. Whenever you have an all
ment among your stock or poultry.
Whenever you have an ailment
among your stock or poultry get the
proper DIR. LeGear Remedy from
your Dealer. 1t must satisfy you, or
money will be refunded.-(Adv)
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-03
THE CUP AND THE LIP

Our old friend, Charlie Gano, is
along with his Inc of good talk and
singing and balck face by the name
of Sam Johnson does a "bone" solo
that is a scream. The singing num-
Der are above the average, individ-
ually and collectively while the set
tings are all new and bright
Coburn's is always welcome in Ath-
ems and since Mr.. Coburn accompan-
les it personally each year we say to
him, Come back, you have a good
show and everybody who saw il
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-03

presented here last night would be a
success at any time.
Lack of space in this post-holiday
issue forbids us going into details in
telling how each number of the pro-
gram was enthusiastically received
but let it be said that Mr.. Coburn
certainly is not carryingS any chair
warmers this season and his show is
ever popular Athens and always
draws we'll here. 1t played matinee
and night this time and was enjoyed
by large houses both times.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-03
A Thought for the Evening
A VERSE AND A VIGNETTE
By Dan G. Bickers

ID. Y. Oh. S. Ell"
The head is quoted, you
Because that's not original with me-
1t has been said before
Behind, everysde, in
That pre-hoiday extent
OF advertising---If you're bent
On spending what you have you'll find
There is concealed economy in just
The practice; if you
Buy to the lining of your purse
Don't go in debt that's
This observation mine:
Do all your Christmas shopping early--NOW,
You'll save lot of cash you'd spend
On Christmas eve--you will allow
If then you had a wad left Y ou NAV lend
What you can't spend once, today
And keep clean of fierce Temptations
THE CUP AND THE LIP
here was Man who essayed the shortest drest
rhyme possible ''
And wrote this: nip, grip hip"
But Old Hard Luck completed it with. "Slpw
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-03
r. L. billiard SR.

The many friends here of Mr.. R. L.
Hilliard Sr. will regret to learn OF
his death Saturday in Atlanta follow
ing an operation.
The remains were laid to rest in
Waycross.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-03
TT CENTER OF INTEREST

The decision Of joint committee local civic organizations
to neh campaign or fund; for the Community Service
brave People inspired ny fighting for
might be tmd about asking $3.50 when everybody
thinks everybody else broke We believe organization will
get the money wants and that Fitzgerald will get moneys
worth out OF the organization The mammoth
the results OF the three months work. which will staged at the
Grand Wednesday, will be the biggest deciding demon
traton IS as conclusive proof the worth of the organization
1T is expected to be, the money will be forthcoming
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-03
Joe Coburn Has
Good Minstrel

ATHENS, Nov. 26.-J. A. Coburn
caught care-free crowd in merry
holiday mood for the presentation of
his minstrel show kere yesterday and
last night and it pleased immensely.
But it is not necessary to have such
a setting as this fer Coburn's min
str i u asc. The performance as
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-03
Central Methodist Church
Isaac P. Tyson, Pastor

Isaac P. Tyson, Pastor
Sunday school 1000 a. m.
Preaching Sunday 1880 a. m. and
7:30 p. m. by the pastor.
Sacrement of the Lords Supper at
the morning service.
Midweek prayer service Wednesday
7:30 p. m.
Board of Stewards will meet Thurs
day 800 p. m. at the church.
Public cordially invited to all SER
vices.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-03

Before Georges Carpenter, III
fanean champion. gets a swat =.
Jack DempSey'S world heavy
weight crown next July, this
American battler has a l5-round
opportunity in a New York ring
He Is Bill Brennan. admitted the
best OF the big fellows in this
country. The Dempsey Brennan
bout is scheduled for Madison
Square Garden. December II
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-03
FOR YOUNG MEN

The First Methodist Baraca has launched community
service project that sworth the support of every who in
eeseu III ms boy or N his town The class proposes
large part OF the initial of opening community recreation
center hey are young and they know young men in
fitzgerald need comfortable place in which to gather DURING
leisure hours Ihc Community Service Council will help in the
work - - -
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-03
THE GIFT PROBLEM

The gift problem this Christmas easily solved by
reading the advertising columns of the The
merchants OF the city have suggestions that they know
worth considering else they would spend good money in
putting them before you
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-03

rounded out happy Thanksgiving
Day with a barrage of genuine
laughs"
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-04-08
Banquete de los ernplea-
dos del New Mexican

Los ompieados y ieies del New
Mexican, como 80 por todOs inclu.
yeudo q Las uaposas de los miembros
y a las empIeadas. tuyioron IN elo,
eante banQuete en- ei Sanilnri0 de
San Vicente q 1unea en- Ia noche.
alrFfendcae IN apefiioso y exquisite
memo preparado por las bu6nas Her
mnnas cue tienen q 10 cargo e hos.
pikai. nersido por las huerfanliaa
a0i orfnnaloric odlunto al mlsmo.
A u bora az los p04tr8n ae Eiguio
una discussion Keneral amistQsa
Aeerca de Va sfAbalDa en los diver.
SOS denaft4mentoAs la quo dur6 par
eafeA - dor horaN y que gr uapern
s1nFA mAeniiicos resnladga "a trnnr
aha cportfacl6n mayor entire enF
pitMaas Rafkunes CAri lotoa iu4
empieados ~ IA casa estnYlernn alN
ae tedos lpa depSFlnmenlnS. y reis
~ a nnYps ealuaiaanlp tHtas e.
nss aoeleiea - dartn ~ % f1tura
cea fFecatncia. nergistn para unlr
m1s rats ibfoa l9e wittabfnt o.
= gsmliaH asI &eatp Haxirrra
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-04-08
Acerca de los soldados
nuertos en- Francia

Washington, d. Clos cadaveres
de todos los soldados americanos
cuyos parientes consintieron que Sc
queden enterrados permanente en-
Francia. seran entefradoB va sea en-
ceneuterios baio IA jurisdiction v
el cuidado del gobiefno de los Esta.
dos Unidoe, en- panteones france
ses, segdn 10 inaiquen los parlentes
inmediatos. En- el case de los que
queden en- los cenAhterlos franceses
los paFientes del finado asumiran la
responsabl2idad en- ID f1tnro pOf "a
cnidado de sus tambas. por medic
del pago del derech0 perpetuo- egto
es. 81 lugar donde los cuprpOs des-
cRnsen permanentemente~ por to-
dos los otrOs c0stOs de- mantenci0n.
Los cadayeres que Sc han de que.
dar en- Francia seran transferidOs de
los cementerios franceses los anne.
ricanos q expensas del gobierno de
los Estad0s Unidos. FL objet0 de-
remover los cadaveres del lugRr don
de descansan ahora. oa el de- coneen-
trarlos en- cementerios amerIcanos
D modo de poder simpllficar q cui-
dado de las tumbas Este slstema
no nfecta de ninguna manera o. plan
presente dc devolger a los EstadOB
unidos los cuerpos de los que sus
parientes deseen que sean traldos.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-04-08

Los republicanos tuvier0n I'm triunI
70 complete sobre los dem6cratas en-
las elecciones de Ia ciudad habidas ell
martes de esta semana, siendo todos
electDs por muy buenas mayorlas, co.
mo Sc vera mas adelante. El candida
to para Mayor. Sr. T.. 2. Winter. repu-
blicano, que encabezaba Ell boleto, sa-
Mo avante con una victoria que puede
calcuIarse de dos p0r uDo. logrand0
,424 votos de mayoria, segdn los nrs
meros semi-oflciaIes.
Por amos no SO habfa visto una vic
tOria republican, de Ia magnitud de
la que ACADIA dc pasaf En- caia un0
de los barrioa los candidates republic
canos ganaron. excepto en uno dc g.
Hos, y este fu6 en- eI cuart0 barriO,
Ell el cual ma. G. Tafoya, candidate
dem6crata para secretario de Ia ciu-
dad, 10 gan0 d Joe Berardinellf. candi-
dato republican0, por ocho Totos; mos
Begardinelli gan6 en- los otros tres ba-
rrios por rnayorfas znuy substanciales,
que le dieron una mayoria de 1888 en-
toda Ia cludad.
MarcelinO A. Ortiz, candidate reu-I
biicano para regidor, y en- contra dea
cual Sc c0mbati0 de manera especial,
tuvo una mayorfa superior la de sus
colegas en- los otros barrios, con la
exception del Captain Edward L.
Stafford en- el cuarto barrio, quien no
tuvo oposici6n. Telesforo Rivera en-
el bario primero sali6 avante con una
mayorfa de 70 votos. y A. s. Alvord,
en- el tercero. sac6 los votos adeaante
de su oponente.
81 resultado fue celebrado de name
ra estruendosa. En- frente de la dull
cerEa donde anteB era 81 Bank saloon,
la multitud Sc apiiiaba Isuego vino Ia
banda do mnsica, y todos ellos Sc d.
riiieron haoia la residencia del 6F.
Winters. Este seiior sali6 Al p0rtico
y allf arengo IA gente dIciendo soda
mente unas cuantas palahrass que Sc
refirieron principalmente q expgesar
su gratitud pof Ell soporte que Sc le !,
habia otorgado. Luegn Ia banda vol
vi0 a Ia plaza v la celebration slgui6 /
por mucho tempo
Fl nimero total de votos deposita-
dos para Mayor en- todos los harios
fue de 1874, siendo de estos S23 por
Winters. y 410 por French. La vota-
cion para secretario de Ia ciudad fue:
791 por BerardinellI y 45S por TafOya. /
Los regultados por barios son:
-
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-04-08
Los Caballeros de Colon
daran los contratos

Ea caerpo de Dirncforaa a. ins ca.
hallofoa o. Colon tnglefpn una -.
ai0n Il lunes "a ii noahe para ainear
una ilafnaaiA para pFppueHtan para 81
trat8ia a. repafAef0n del adiiIcia
one ndauifiarun Feelanfemeuia I'd Ii
Avouian washington. y rs cuyA tran
saeft1n dlntes eaenta nue2frus lee.
torres opoftanamen3e tsN cuntraEoa
- taftn dentSo ae Eaen4 dlas
a. e4ifelo asra fanarado fndo
pIntadp de naaso - renaft un pIsa
a. cfmeBgo Il r6Fifco ~ renota.
~ a leeho f1ca mas faFds - 60
leHla ateHlaF = teen4. enlonee1
- detItHrt 3 t1to satsffrF t1saF
ana 1eI4 A. hsa4artfs Ha rnnaf4
re4fe tI1s a. H41eF4 aafa s - fela
81 FsIfto J e sffe4f4 s4fa easfIa
ae 11eos Ie1a - tafsfiF - eela
If8f1 - a14o
tes rfpsfos 50 fIlsite q fa ~
4a - 4sfz ~ s ssfsn e 6i4
A. AtsH e zE4a s4Fa sEf ~
aslnf e. y fEesfs4a - stifSta