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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-24

tHtefksfnNa ANH~fttAH NtNAs
Mr. II 8. Ne~ HiAn and Misa la
Ntslack sntefiAlaea Ghe Friday Aao.
lloa i.aakhean eiah Yesterday a. ene
. eleek 81 ths hone u M.ts NitAsA
Oa~sss a. the osas ~rre Miss Nih-
lack's hsare guests Mrs n r. Nmr.
Goa and Mrs. Cosb sar,hes 81 Pons a
Cis. Mrs i.s~pnNf iioids. a oAiahouia
CiY. Nrs sarrs s~opc of S,u0~A
trr. Mrs. D. . Lxsa 81 okiahomA
Cay ana Mrs. non Nofrls.
The psiEa iuf nlgA acorv wAs on
- Mrs. Sarohei
M 81 IS
Nrs. { II Mooie. Caroline Aai
Charles W0oas at ChicaFo elli ar
fss Sandas morning 90 b. she guests
81 Mfs n n Newman.
d X =
NF and Mn |. W Robertson ~iil
have a. guests fof the week -en1 Dr
aud Mrs. " q Sehullr
y y =
Mr. and Mts Tell walton returned
home yesterday from ,isH IN fsw.
huska They acre accompanied
home by Mr. Noei waran Who viii
remain here for several days
- . x
The Tuesday Afternoon club wili
meet Tuesday with Mrs Goo Speef
~ E y
Deliartfm Party
nuiord Martin euteuaiaed nun
bcr G.. his friends wlih party las
evening The guests were Mar,
EiiAbeth Edwards 81 Oklahoma CTS
MARY Elizabeth fSison. Virginia ft.
son Alice kafhrsn Fitzpatrick Mar,
C0sle Gray. Mary Daps. Corun'
carlson. Frances l.ie'ner. rauleii
jenkins Madeline Olsen. ksfher Nc
chimney. MavArri bcamguard MIL
cred sherman ksfhe HaeeF bet
iey PiskAra. Dorothy Van lioosei
Dorothy Dooscy and Emily Taylor
TranCis suits, Francis Noel. frans
Carbon. Raymond Norcts Gcorrf
Barnes Lehman Houseworih. Rlch
ard rotarfy George Newman
Ernest Casey. nefaia Peterson Rob.
eri podd. James barke. JAMES VIII
Jams. Glenn Leiiner Harold Chesnui
Robert Holienbcck end nnford and
William Martin The evening va
spent with dancing and Mrr Martin
WAS assisted 81 ssfNinr az SEQ course
iy Mrs. Carter. Mrs Bennett and
Miss Mamie soosh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-24
ssy so-ss-Le. OF . Ca. Co. ssoss


moov~erts.
We IRE getting srom N~v Enelana
eome - The finses monuments
ever shipped 70 cufene Cali
phoae number s7s Or drop a. >
card and ne ~iii furnish ros sors
thaf siii b. credit 70 you and 70
fbe Gnthrie cemetery.
lis work cannot be e1celisd any
where Charles e. Aliinr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-24
HNNEx

Cut osf this slip. enclose With - 20
Fo,sy a Go. ~>r1 Sheffield Ave. Chi-
csEo III writirg yoer name and ad-
dress clearly. Yos wffI receive IN re-
furn triad parkake confsininE Foley's
Honey ard Tar CompDanf. Tor coughs.
eoids ard crvup. Foley Kidbey Pills
and Foley Cafharsic Tablets.
Sold sseryEhere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-24

4 pfudent moifeF - alssYs q he
e4ieh ~ stmpiom - safms ia hes
eai,lfen falsaea. aek 81 interest
l1 plsr snd psefl l~hHeas 4 fha sixa.i
fof WHITES fuEAM NEnnfFtcK.
= fes does - this sstellsnf rrmedr
aefs - vna - ths ~erms. aud The
rhild soon sssa nstneliY yor sale
- al dfaFri.fs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-24

~ Nsfa a. sasa shsif srsst. k.as
fs iflln lte ffaua tnsf wla.
~ tsH ~hafe sstesla.Hshia wa.s sas
AHt rsfiha h@ains
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-24

"a la hard 10 teach ~usnsa sr 90
prglsnrsr
"Fvry liselv lt 10 because wem.a
obissf 10 sstflas srln.ls.~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-24

Tvu uew mills uadsf eunstfusfisa
~ carr lad wiil slss eioalsYmgni ,
sn additional 50o men
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-24

A man 10 afisn hss : heas@
We've hssFa sore f~spfs sagt
BE- surety tefh sfs hspty = hss
tA's iisis % hit fhs hsy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-24

D1fch manufacturers are plsrring :
csnDslsn . lnfro1sce wooden shoes
% ths Ameriosn confinent.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-24

-Mfs nllm saYs shs dsea al h~r
sookins ty eiseirieity
~thst arv"unis raf A. hesr .As
10 shocking euak.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-24

Mans ~ The greatest men and so
ma ~ the stage have had their pame.
sssociated ~ith one certain plsy.
Alice Joyce seems desfibed 70 have
The same distinction. The Nlfaxrnph
star las had ssccezs sfier s,cr~ss. but.
iii@ afi ether msisn plctur~ stars 80.
Ias eesn without : role that stood out
separate and distircf from the resi- In
The Vengeance - Durand. sdspfe1
fnom Res Besch's powerfuI story
asapsed ~ NJ and Mrs. George Rem
doirh Chester. she has the best role
n her no;abie career.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-24

wANTED-Faesnf lots Have calls
for several IN E4st End Let ns
have year listing a p hrrn~fron~.
7sons -.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-24

~ o. osim. tsstast
fafsst "a tlA alnsf taa WsfaFf
ktfHHE
~ oaasy + tasH 81 ss A.
eafeftaieHtfni- y HISS
ffesfAfuN 81 il - A.
Anaas rt,ifs afsfias sf y
FHesshfn3 at M T.
uisudsk Ffsfrf asa rftta @ffife
ffltss suNfaa a.
Au az Defaisiif iptHsa = iht.s services
D.use ~Ah W. aa.i - etl AZ faa saat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-24

ONE o. AANY LETTERS
Miss Rose rlorEe. eH1 Hawkins Ave.
y Brattock Pz. W~ifc~ i had a
cold IN my chest md fearing i wosid
cause pncurnJ mia tired FoirYs Hon.
ey and Tar and w Sas not ionr tfi' Z
felt relieve< Many sach letters
have beer writ-sn aboat ttie time
triet. Feiizbis fsEslT mcflclI-.
Sold srerywhere.
Leader Clszslnsd Al get resslss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-24

fsfaas sFtsseget tkssA|
hst fsims@a th~s~rs~s. hs~t~s
= Ger Nfs.st ei asA Nats A.
ttHHh s4hssI nsssfs a 2 AZ W
Nafn'aF nrsses ens efsaan st a -
fisegv ~sN ~ psfish aesiss - NHM
sAi Hlahi s. ~ tt tee fauysf q s.est
ia afisksf.s - fhs sssxs~4tlop e. nA.
a.esfen@fs alafai e uslAeaas vafsA
sse,is 80 sasasf Affu 81 IS >i Tsai
tsfh#aFek sAksshutaA tgff
ti.s Aissiea rfaat tit.~ efl ssess -
flse-sisf sseFnsean a. - A fh shs.ss.s -
NJ gfsIisf fht seAt-t riH 81 ths Nsa
fa.tf Npepiasse tssAss fhs nsasf
ou 4vessss etseiux fnee ef8 - S
mn.lins = tbs hs-isf - tae sheea 81
NJ UNtlnA
cheH pfsstiw ~nl ~ hsla ~ feafsass
ai9hf st D owiaa - che nissfasN q
e,,usa. tiea. thrfe eii is 81 nafala4
~sf,ts va Naatay Arrii A 7he sAur b
!. A,oi ~is naasf 81 ths asaai f.ae
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-24

= q q Chapter Mrs 4 1. uahi
phi nslsa GAmma Clah Mrs ., X
sruffeF
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-24

DAILY rAouc9r.
TIE sfe3sess hapFtness u lifr i the
conNieson lAat ~ are Aeeed. loved
ier oarssises os r@thsr losra 10 s4ie
81 o2fsxitvs Nsxsef hawo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-24

vIcK'S VAPORUBI
~cNa NecsaNANr 80 sNs n -
sts@s rssssstsssse ssasse
gssass issslstsa sat saeH
s4~~. a. >tsa~t. r@.s~s
s~ssasws sN o NrAh kse
s4eAs4s steel "a
Nefa.as wsfssie a
NrAN NFr
fseaia4 wafstte 81
tea sfy tasAgAuf lnsiea ,a wtsn4
saitsS rssshssstsan thetvh.
Fs-fss a "a ntfelss. ~
tefasF Ast STRESS Aaa sT,r.eAt asnws
Nies = aa.,i ses~ M
ffsss hiak - -
v = Me<iiax sss E "a
t.,saias esftiees. nr ~
49, wssA ms.lsa. wsaesaast - q n
1..ffat4y wsAva.s i 81 sffis.
--~-~st
sss gtsfsk - sss@ssae
"a o. ou~. s.ssss.
,afss AteiA airsf sa4 wsFaff
kssass
seaasy t.sA 81 anA A.
earsfteieHsifnt. - lisa4
rfssfsiuN q q ~ Al
taaas rteffe sssfies e. ap
i'fssshi0s at @f
u,s~esk rsfFf sa1 rssla @ftias
tfl4as ssfelas As
An e., efaislif iptHsa = tht.s ssgstes
AZ.
sas., eeasse - seslss. ssss~,'ss.
fie Neftt NfnsA tiHsFf
saraaf sshs.t 81 e. a
rfeashien 81 a a. "a and ~ 3 a.
runasf seftisss tt iikN
wsaafsaaf ssealns ssfyhe sfa
Hssasas f..m AZ fnn wfsi utfskrns
k,enas ofsn fsusa q aA taar a.
es.v4t stuasAs ssa helliAts
frs~ urfhessi.s tbwwh,
~ usW tiItssss rsstef
cauef Alsgeeia sinei aes mansaf
Aetnte
fenaaf fhef 81 pNA
riraatiaa De- 6 50 aaa ~ q a
slsss NmNHs a ap a.
I'ftt.f utsfins wsiussasf Hr
taate bra hf ns ~efthlH 'he tsfI ta
gsihsf la its ufaplf = Helinssa
shawh - shst.s.
~ ftesuaas Mal,ssf
u nsiast - aaisbsfi. ra.sst
Meets a sessrih Nrst ssl wsfreg
Assnus ftafs saaAax e. ~ 80 a
FfaaaAipg 81 n ~ A a aUi sip
gashans shssth
ns, s~hn ssa ..stsi. rs.,@s.
~ Nelth iAm kifvet
uh sandsf
tlfsi mess ard .sfman. f9Au
rseenl mtas ard asf,asn. ~ - A a
90 W~t Days
E,tniHe ietasian 81 - n ~
Ms. ever asy AZ sesi..t An
ossaaa faihsssa shassh.
cofusr sesspte*aih rifes, ana tessn
avenue
k.fthrs every seeond sabhaih
suntsf Hsheh 81 AZ An
rrss aims IS - ieo a a
- rasi a b thassh
iaraff peftHn. 40 aai nfaai
Mernlno nsfthv at ~ 20 sahlsti
rnr,nsuifsa ~ lilm
~snhF isaHar et r VS.
ittsins ssnae ai ln m sshj,,i
TfrnsHrs ln ilsssrn
An 4lasfs HfHri
WALTON nNuNN. rsssur
u y siisfaa. raster
~ r~~i \ ~ shsssh tceil
Corner Nim Fffesi ani Villas A4ssue
Sunday Nebosl 90 ap An
rr.afhioe ~ A s1A M ara nr A.
A f, o iastae ffom = 10 % sor ~
ioa afe cauilsils lntlt,a a. atlsna ssfs.
Ices Feadsy 81 "a rani A n o. fhaTth.
llfsi nsptiss shassh. tsail
~ . a. tsssa. r.sias
gufnef Fpsinrrf Afsuar end nfoad sttsei
sauiaf shani ai paA a
rrrssaipg 81 ~ .n a a.
tlf ste SIP A.
fssrtlns " ~" q ~
an fafli , webame.
CITY Nisslon--I " Nohle A y
nnff .msiof Sabbath school d ms
frefrhina. 3 s m evening serYcs
Z D m AZ. sKerY uiEhl during
ne week =, 500 . m
Com Everybody welcome
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-24

LsaIer cIasslIea a.. ssl ls.al,.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-24

~" t""ffA ~ tHftft. -f~"''sst
fiN Neftt NfneA tffs~f
sanaaf ehssA 81 e. a
lfeaehieH Sc a ~ "A and ~ = a
Nunasf Nefti.ss tf fi A 81
Msaats1sf fsfalna safyhs So
nssHias fetm AZ itiH wei utfshrist
Ayenas ofsn fsusa q "a a taa y A..
ekse4i sfHaals ena Asl.dsts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-24

tashaiis shuFth
nss t~hn sss ..stsi, rss,~s.
an Nefth tim Nifvst
nh snndtF
flfsi mas. and aefman. mA n
rfeeul naes ari asfmea, ~ 90 A a
'fn Wrt Days
tttniHe iettsian 81 - n ~
Nas. ever asy az nfi,at M
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-24

The cambriage club wlil meet or
Monday n the horne of Mrs. L. J
stsrk. This ulil ~ sn open house
meeting and each member II entitled
% briDg two guests. The program
siii he IN charg. q Ms. Can Fiisor
aud Nrs. Picksrd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-24

osfseaa i.afhsfsa thaFth.
sefnsr mesenie*sih rifess esd iewNn
avenue
kaftises ffefY ef0ond Nabhaih
snntsF Hfhn4 81 a. A. "A
rrasaing IS - 80 a "a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-24

MONDAY
Cambrsdxe CIuh Mrs. ! 4. Siark
TUESDAY
raostAy Anerroon Clab-- Ass Gee
sreer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-24

City Misslon--ri " Nohie A o.
nnff lNsiof Sabbath school b n
fhins M evening SERVES.
Z d m Alfs sFen niEhl during
ne sesk a 500 . m.
CON- Everybody welcome
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-24

thetsh - thtl.s
A. . ttese.es. alnistsf
u nsssss. - aaasesii ra.tss
Meets a. sfssNih sfret sHl WsfreI
Asanus stefs saaAat 81 n a. "A
r,,sst,ss s,iiaA a .saf~rn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-24


The Domesic 6-lelte clb mo
yesterday az ihe home OF Mrs n "
Tnpneli when Mr. g. . iierrick
Mrs. CLYDE upham. Mrs. " y Der.
win and Mrs Charles Wright ~err
assisting shosiasscs During The AFT
sfuoon spanish rice waa demon
strsied bY Mrs Hefrtgk and Mrr ts-
ham gave demonftrafion of date
saiad Mrs Frederick Nils Ross
uas ~ oat-of io~n guest Refresh
ments were served 10 about nftY
isdles The club viii meei IN two
weeks with Mr. p n NcGuife when
she wili be- assisted bt Mrs Deorps
slockdaie. Mrs J. ~ Dolph Mrs
Charles Long Ms = . sharpe and
Nlss florence Adler
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-24

w..a e@sas,s usseeasr .ss.s-i.-i se~rA
~er,tes fas NeHaAs Agfi
saaass = hnal - =
MafNiaa Warshlr n ~
~suaou ths rHslisaft teihrf
lf~efth lessee 81
hteniae Msrshir fta
Nertseu fte sizes - Naa
fness -~rsis~A silt AZ $50 gses A
seiaisl ~sst~uss a~Aii. suu
K,.l,gff Y ifbes if pAsfaf
fAfst n@sstiss sbsrh
Nals.f Nanis asa Via
nesi.l u esa. re.tas.
fnhasf sshoai at atiA a = tafsf
Superintendent
ursani,sd eiassss far a. asfs
Mofnns wvfshln sf n rsent ~fs
Hharh saa ltsf ofainsarss Ihs 49,
aud 80 ssfies "a sundas marnleK
aans on ~ttt nar,is's believe
ffeniHs Neftier 81 ~ fbeaie 7wt
paplisfs b. Naf feln 20 win the ietfF
hrrph woim Newmeul : elu 81
fsIts sors,rnins i,s erssnisstleu. esd -
AI i0fhiA iFnNthH hH tn ~ HHf tHfAt !.
yoa cant back seat
Meas ns-iins 81 D ~ AZ 'asa ~ e.
gparst ipyiisA nflns Feui rlad hsr'
snt sr,iif
nNr a. 81 els
ehussa - tho nss'asen.
t.sa D nsfusun
nss = wasan.- rs.sas.
las lisfra"n
Sunday ~efsisft
Susfas fehsei ~ an a
pfssfiinx Nsfsirv. ~ GA
'hrsiisu WORKERS N~tlnH Z ~ 4 n
Preceding. SIS y 81
Nssk DaA Nafvlrr*
ifafsf Nseuna Nednsedtf % y. ~
fisa ssiasal.s rpissspai shssss. sesth
hex shss q tsussr. Pastor.
TIE euiifs msinlsfslla s. ufr~d e. ~
i.fsssnl st au iAe seniffs eaeday So
eisi effort T. l.elHf made fa mate sii fts
aFfi.s hslnfni pasi.f pfcaftrs "a %
"a Nr = ! shsfmau aiii hasr fhnrrs
4 ihe ipnler Services Al stsnine heaf
ifen wui.em a rfantNn "onfrwues iat
hHaaef of oklahoma ctr eili srsat 90 ihs
tuhie.f n.iatiun ~ ite Hsnreh to wofia
rfntIfns gar mtn ~ fAf rifi ere ia
slra io hesr hlfn iprauh i.eisae "a
failonai ssftiss : q ~
fnndsf sebaal ast4
we-Assn League ~
fenass 81 - . ~ saa ~ b. ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-24

u tiisfaa. fa.ter
~ r.ai 4 ~ 'hsfsh tcsil
Corner Nim sffs.i ani Villas Asrsue
SUNDAY Nfhusl go a
Presiding ~ A 80 4 N ahl ~ 4 A.
A {, D issfae fiom = 10 90 s0r. 81
iaH afe oeuilsiif intlird ts atlraa ssfs
lts taadsy 90 "a raHl A "a a. fhaTtb
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-24

Dr and Mrs . 1. Hoaseworth had
- their dinner guests lass evening.
NJ and Nrs wm oulliin and NJ
Sue ssrver of Okiaaoma cny DR. G
b and Dr. Pauline Pollaek. - Chi
caFos Misses Josephine and May
Noylan. % Chicsgo. and Miss Alice
Tailman
= = =
Ms. " + Rexroad rsiurrsd home
iasi evening after an eiEi iaY
vlsit in wynoaA Ms Resruad met
her daughter. MIS- Doris. In Okis-
homs City and she ~ill return to-
norrow 20 take up her studies 81 ibe
Oklahoma College Tor Young Women
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-24

aases fss@hxtstsaa shssvh
Fs-fss 4 "a ntfalss. rs.
tsfsef Ash rtfefl AaA : lstrAant Assnas
riee - Nssi 81 etN n
f'ssss eiak ~ - q
v q ns~iiae Nst
t.tvaia4 Asftissss. n
49, wssa nsslsas "A s.lsssast - 4
lssffas4s wsassaas u 81 sffiss
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-19
p 2 2 . = . . , 3 , . . 3 2
SCORES At MARION
To VISIT NOMINEE
lnDl,tSShS HIMSELF pARTICl,
l.iRii To THOSE WHO VOTE
FOR FIRST TIME.

Wy NHHnthifN lftHlt
MARION. oct iS-Thc long success.
sion ~ political pilgrimagos to senator
Hard ngs front porch reached high
ild" today IN gathering that drlugrd
Marion and swirlcd about the vicinity
~ the Hnrding'hum In a roaring hI
man whirlpool
So great was the crowd that w.
tringus packed the streets block away
md hundreds we're unable to get olpsn
enough 10 hear the nominees speech
m the obligations of the American
..tHr
Delegations from many states and
representing many special groups were
IN the crowd which pirld"d tn the
Harding residence shouting and sing
ing. Nor" than "a srur" uf bands
nls 'n1rch"d with the pnrndcrs and
s'r1dod the nominee Tor two hours
1ftcr his address. while he and Mrs.
NHrl'ng ~ ui ou their front steps and
shook hands with visitors
The senators speech WIS nddrcssad u
~ r'i"ularlv tu those who are tu exc O.
cigr the ballot this year fur the first
time.
tlr pronounced usc ~ the franrhl -
duty NJ well ~ a privilege au
urged that the two party system D."
preserved us the most practical m'l's
Of securing efficient government New
women voters h. asked especially not
o. sogrogatc themselves In n party ~
their own.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-19
ALLEGED MURDERS
BY MARINES WILL.
Be INVESTIGATED.
SECRETARY DANIELS INSTRuCTS
COURT To PROBE CONDITIONS
TO B0TrOM.
~ Associated Press.
NaHa sHagN

~ Associated Ffcss,
WASHINGTON. oct. ls.-Swccpin;
Investigation ut the conduct NJ mnrlnr4
IN llhiti. particularly with reference ~
hurers ~ illegal killings is ordered In
secretary Daniels ptu,'pt tu the .,.
ntlN appointed court uf INJURY made
public to-day. The court. headed b.
Rear ADMIRAL Mayu. was ordered tn
convene here next Friday and L. Wlh
'"qu"nt proceedings viii be on rs own
notion.
l, was generally believed the board
would decide upon Haiti as the logical
.'lcc In conduct the Investigation
The prcccpt directs that the inquiry
cover the entire period ~ American
tcupaiiun. with a view to determining
whether any uniuNiiinhlr hnmlcidcs
homicide have been committed" hy
aNy personal or whether amy uthri
niustiii1hlv acts uf oppression or of
lulcncc have bccn prrpclratrd against
~ - 'Ne r'''y"ns ~ Haiti, or any
uniusiifiahlc damage ur drs,r
ID. a. property nds occurred
The court viii include In It's flint
.. u fiors MS On whvthra o..
o'lv indiscriminatc killing ~ natives
as been going on for snmc time" AMI
LEGGED In the letter from Brlgndi'r
"ncr1l George Barnett tp Colonel
MN n Russell "
BESIDES Admiral Mayo. the c.urt II
oupnsod of Rear Admiral ]. n oliver
aud Major General W. G. Neville. M.
rluu corps
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-19
ANSWERS SHARP INQUIRY
REGARDING CORRECTNESS
OF REPORTED UTTERANCE
PRESIDENT BEGINS INQUIRY POINTING OUT SERIOUS
NESS OF INFERENCE THAT MAY BE DRAWN FROM
REPUBLICAN NOMINEES REMARKS
ny THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

MARION Ohio, Oct S-Rcrlying To inquiry from Presi-
lent Wilson. Senator Harding wrote the White House tonight
that although France had her spokcsmcn" him. informally
asking America to lead the way for association OF nations the
incident had not involved the French government any violation
OF international proprictics.
The senator declared that in his reference the subject in
speech at Gccncasc Indiana recently he only had sought
convey the thought that there had him hosc who spoke
sentiment which they represented to be very manifest among
the French people lie added that his words could be
trud to say that the French government has anybody
me"
Referring to MIR Wilson's suggestion Of improperly in for
cgn nation approaching "a private citizen such subject
Senator Harding pointed that he is member of the foreign
relations committee well nominee for the presidency and
suggested that an informal expression is rather than
tln IN nrynt iisen"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-19
BRITISH MINERS
COMPLETE T|E-UP
ALL OVER NATION
no INDIC ipION As VET on POS,
SIBIE MEDIATION OF
nltfEREN(ES.
INDUSTRIES FEEL EFFECT
Great IllaSt Furnaces ln MiddlcsbOr
uugh District Are Declared NJ.
read, tO he shutting
Down.

py Associated rtcss
LONDON, Oct, iS.-Thc ccssa.
,lun ol coal mining throughau, the
country seems complete, Tor. al
though the miners Ia some districts
appear IN have entered the strike
ln halt hearted manner, there ~
no sign Nv, oi any break In the
ranks ui the men. ana consequent.
lN the diSlucatlm ui the tuuniry's
industries Is becoming more wide.
spread
Nor IL there iilicatiou or any
mediation growing uut ut tudaN's
various conferences all parties ap.
parvntly awahlng the rcaSrm.
hling ot parliament tomorrow,
when II w expected the discussion
IT the strike viii displacc the Irish
Home Rule lilll. which was the
first scheduled business before the
house of commons There ~ an
uncuniirmrd report tonight that
the government intends To offer
the miners compromise uf one
shilling per SHIFT advance. provided
they accept submission U the
whole dispute ~ an independent
tribunal
The great hisl furnaces ia the
Miidlyshuruugh district are already
beginning tn shut down; thousands
ui furnace men and steel workers
are idle. This trV,sidv district pro
Nldcs one third 1T the whole british
output ui pix iron, and Il IL feared,
should the strike be prolonged that
some $4,000 men Will bc without
work,
LiNcrpool ana Manchester an
uuuucr the impending suspension
ut the tramWlN s'rNivcs and
among the minor effects ot the
strike ~ the countcrmanding uf
public social functions. Already
the visit ut the Prince of Wales
to the city ca Wednesday has been
rvscindcd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-19
PRESIDENT MOVES QUICKLY
WHITING SENATOR HARDING.

WASHINGTON, oct is.-Prcsidout
Wilson tHuh steps t.d.g 90 ascertain
tu,ih,I th, French government had
lt,u authority tU "IDprrsnutHtiN" ui
iuu,,' o. approach Senator Harding
INFORMALLY with the request that tn
republican presidential nominee iI,,
hr bead 900 M, formation of ur utsu
D.uiiUu uf nations ~ the sIfuu tim"
tho White house made public th' test
uf l,'i,r addressed tp senator Hard
nE ht pr,ud,ui Wilson lnpuiriug 4s
90 th, corr, .tu'sH oi u statement Itii.
hut.d Co.. ihr senator bon a speech dtt'
ST. Louis Dttuirr lG. in which IA" can
dIuitr W.. quoted iz having sI1 D..
had lrrn poo approached
~ need not point out H. Nou.'
thu president Wruir. the crave
aud rNiraurdinary infcrcncrs to be
drawn from such a statement,
namely. that the government ~
France. viii, hts q mrmb.r oi the
league ul nations approached
pri, ate tiiigrn at u n1tiun which u
nui q member ui the league. with y
r,rIursi that the niird States lead
the WY io world fraternity
NDthyI officials 900 thH Whit" llnua
Hur it thc stat, department would conn
mont Uu the ulturr DI tho Inquiry Ill
.r, tea 90 The French government %
,lH understood however that the uU'.
,as transmitted bN th' state depart
u,rt tH ih' French government
through Ambassador Mtll1u. iu Paris
20 th, French embassy b. was stated
hat ru such communication u1u hoyH
o,it,i there for transmission
Serr,ur, Tumultv sid that .uu rcpls
4 f....H F..Fs.sIt.s..H H.t fHs. "A fsUFU HI.auHH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-19
TEXAS BANKERS
ASKED To MEET
WITH PLANTERS
SESSiONS WILL RE HELD N DiI
Las On TIT RSDAi. OCTO.
HER 2lST.

DALLAS. oct ls.-Morc than n
thousand bankers IN Texas were In.
'itnl to meet with representatives Of
the American Cotton Association, Tex
af chamber of Commerce the san An
'"nil Austin Dallas and ~ Wurth
Chamber ui Commerce. the state Dc.
pIrimrut # Agriculture. Texas Farm
'la Union aud other farmers organiyR
tiunE tn discuss methods Of flnancin
md mnrk' ting the Texas cotton ufop
~ iclngfnms sent today by T. y Shrop
7hriye, secretary Of the American Cot
tom Association,
The meeting ~ ~ De held In Dallas
Thursday, october 2l.e
The cotton situation IN general and
"rT"dit Tor future needs" viii be- con
sIlnrcd. the telegram saws
Seven hank officials ~ Drllns r..
rcll Wills Point. Roysc and Plano nls
g" 4 the telegram. They believe ~,
'Hrling 90 the message. that plans eau
hc mad" at such q conference for "car
tNing this years CrOp successfully an
'or Curtailmcnt uf future crops"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-19
WAGE BOARD TAKES
UP DISPUTES UPON
MANY SHORT LINES
CONTENTION ADVANCED GOVERN
ME>T HASN'T rONER OVER
ELECTRIC LINES.

CHICAGO. oct lS-rhc federal ra,l.
way wagr board today hrran its hear.
.ngs IN the wage disputes of mnrr than
'wu hundred short line and in,rrurhnn
roads outside the scope of the TcCvat
Wagv award ot the bu1rd
Cuntvnl.uuS that the government
huard had uu power ~ PASS upon labor
questions touching electric r'lds was
hasvd upon syttiun 3OO IT the Escu.
Cummlus liil creating thv board
Counsel iur the Hudson and Mnnhat
tan railrJd, IA, Pacific Electric rail.
NnN of l.Os Angeles. IN, Piedmont and
No.thvrn railway and tho Chicagu
Lake Shore and South Bend company.
rlaim,d exemption from IA, boards rul
ings under this section
Frank l.. karr. counsel Tor the ravi.
tie Electric railway. testified that his
'oad with q msioritN of an rlrctri,
lines I the country had ne; earned
interest charges during the past five
vars that such r,1ds were continuing
'on q starvation hasis. and only IN
iupc ui hvttvr DAYS" aud that the hui
len Of the Wig award tn workers ut
he str.m lines. II extended 10 IN" locll
'lVv'ric rul =. would result either iu
pruhihiiiNv iaury. "ur tho lunking o.
The intvrurhnn rulWaNs.'