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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-29
CLLEMEENCEAU ACUSADO De TRACTION
Los enernigos del I'll re" 10 atacan furiosanente
con motive de Ia question de las i1~dennzacioles
FL Director de lie Rape" pide que Sc lie haga compare
Ger ante Ia Alta Corte de Justicia y cha 81 nombre del
Mariscal Foch como uno de los acusadores del
Padre de Ia Victoria"

hechas en- diciembre ultimo por Lou
cher en- Londres, fue meraInente una
confirmation del primer convene y
que no significa que necesariamen-
te deba recibir Francia el 80 por Glen
70 del total de Ia indemniZaci6n. Sc
anade que e. ~convenio sobre el tanto
Dor ciento como base, no Sc lego ha-
Ger v que cualquier lntento para que
Sc entiendan los numeros de Londres
sobre Ia base del p~orcenraje encontra
ran Ia oposici6n de todos los aliados'
excepto Inglaterra V Francia, siendo
en- este case pasiva la actitud de
Francia.
Los enemigos de Clemenceau decla
ran que va sea que Miilerand logre
obtener un convenio sobre Ia base de
SO Dor ciento para Francia. en- Ia con
ferencia de Spa. o no. 81 eX%prifner Mi
nistro es culpable de TRACTION por ha
Der pactado un convenio sin consul
tar previamente o su pueblo.
En- cambio los amigos de Clemen-
ceau aseguran que al poner nueva-
mente csc asunto a discussion por me
dio de la prensa solo hara que Sc for
talczcan las manos de B1lgica, Italia
y Serbia.
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Sesiones extraordinarias en-
ell Congreso Zacatecano

ZACATECAS, JUNO 2l.-De acuer-
do con e. decrato que con fecha II del
mes en- curse expidiera e. Executive
del Estado. comcnz6 hoy e. periodic de
ses!oncs extraordinarias en- ei Con-
sreso Local. periodic que habra de eX-
nirar dentro de cinco dIaS. FL OBJ
ieto principal de esta conVocatoria no
fue otro que el de tratar sobre Ia res
p~onsabiltdad de empleados Y uncio
narlos del EStado en- general.
Los diputados empezaCcn por estu-
diar las renuncias de f~uncionarios pn-
blicos. cuyo asunto es de creerse a
cabarA 60 tratar manana mismo para
seCu!r con Ia concession &c plazos a
empIeados y f~uncionarios Il con mo-
tive del cese deben r~eintegrar anticl-
DOS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-29
Llegaror a San Luis Potosi
los degegados del general
Ldrraga

SAN LUIS POTOSI. JUNO 24-3oy
1Iegarcn a esta ciudad, p~rocedentes de
IA de Guerrero, en- Ia Huasteca Poto-
sira. los sehores General Leon Mar
tfnez y Leopoldo Larraga. quieneS we
non en- delicada mission del general
Manuel c. Larraga. qua les enyla a
+rotar con el Cobicrno SUI rendicl6n.
Rjon sabido es que las diticultaceS
o,+re este iefe ' 81 gobierno surgie-
ron debido a Que aquel H~eSooe'eor
una orGen Go IA Secretaria DC Guerra
debido a que Sc encontraba sin fuer-
zas. J.
TODD murdo ahriga csperanZas dc
o,a asta conflicto Sc soluCionara IA
vorahlemente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-29

clio hoy, que el servtcio dc gtros pos
tales :nternacionales con las oficinas
de correos de Sonora que fue suspen-
did a ra1z de la proclamation del
Plan de Aqua Prieta, sera reanuda-
do Embellishments.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-29
Abaio eI Whisky

No srvenene 81 ORGANISING con 81. Us
teed pueds PrepAraz en- 81 casa. con uues-
70 ESS-acto Victoria de Csrealss. = uuy
fScilrnents. ana bsbida ex-eieats. salula-
Die. que Satisfaee-a a TODD 81 uun6o. Vi.
So-iza 4 los snte-nos y Z las personals
~cEHsadas. Tomela en- las conidas = ,I--
vsla \ sus ~vs;cantes. No 0os haEa IRE
gunsas. stoo Didaia inne5iat7mer.r en-
v~iSDdoEos 500 ' K reGcl-rros e1--ar-
10 para hace7 : Ealo1es. con inst-9-cioass
para prepa-s-se. s. 10 4ueda sa.,sfe.bo
le Gsvolvcrenos sU dine-o. Rucncs ne
clos q los aEeates.
VICTORIA MFG. co.
SIT Morton Bldg New ya-- y Y
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Psra Ii5ros en- espaHoI d~irijase I'd
a la Casa EDITORIAL Lozano, 11a NortI
Sta. Rosa, Ave, San Antonio, Texas
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Para ii6ros err espa7oI a~i-ijase I'd.
a Ia Casa Editorial Lozano, 1fG North
Sta. Rosa, Ave, San Antonio. Texas.
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e~nergicas, con serio p~erjuic!o para 10.
intereses comerciales de los pueblol
fronterizoS.
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Ell SERYICTO DE GTROS
POSTALES A SONORA

kilograms Especial para LA PRENSA.
WASHINGTON, JUNO 26.-El Ad-
ministrador General de Correos anun-
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no hablaudo del martirio del periods
"a Francisco Rangel cue supo MORN
sin a~Dartarse IN solo monento del
campo del honor.
Al ~obscurecer e. cadaver fue coloca-
do IN SUI tumba-
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curse con 1000 prisioneros repatria
dos a bordo. La information de r"
ferencia no hace menci6a, sin embar-
20. de pGrdida de vidas.
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n, !. STOCKS

asr ra,L, O.i fnd"ai'ISiS ""a ."
-, .,.,I.IIton ,.u.a ,.,uIo d"i"l"a'oh
a.. t,.lIn. ,,n the ai""L s.'h""SS y"
a.y iuI Ihs ""ds't'"" ~"- """''''''"s
Lii a r,.p"nds'"n"@ 81 I""""" """"s
i,,,r.,lant Iss"ss al the "'"""
H.ra soi Rsns'sl "hN''"4 '""''"H
-nk Industrial snd flnsU"l"l """"''"""
r.,a IL q rIs"a Win the '""'t"'" ~
..,,aI, ouuras sslda rT""t The l"N"''
ns,i situation. Witch gsN" "''''""S'
p,nnT ~ lie lnh~fsn, s,sblW'Y
aavatsl new capital lsauss wsr" ln
prnrsss ~ cnmpls,i"n snh ,h"as "ltN'dy
,,fratsd usVe frssly aha"Thsh W"'o"
Ing the $4,000. 900 laan" - swut
Company which WA largely "ver'no-
,rrihod on the attractive terms OF tbs
Issue l,,
try reflect greater hesitation ana uh-
certainty. according 70 the Iron Ase'
which emphasizes tho falling OFT IN ouy
inK orders In tho trRdo II In estimated
that September untitled tonnage OF the
United States Steel Corporation VIII
show q decline OF at least oOV.opo tons
Steels OF tho better class. ana also
affiliated equipments seemed lncHneu "
advance at times. but wers sympethe-
tlcally affected by the reacuonary trenG
OF spscialtiss. otis and unclassA'eo
stocks. A.,
II was among rails. however that
movements were most boW!4ueIlnB
Texas & Pacific was the center OF pea.
Attacks recording u net loss or II
points on rumors or proposed drastic
Communication. while Reading rose "a
mar FOR tho first time IN three years
closing fraction under its BEST ano
gaining almost o points safes ah"u"'
ed To ID. 900 shares.
Cali monsy duplicated its NOV "mehts
Of tho preceding session. rising To pei
conf In tho afternoon, but oloainY al
per cent. Foreign exchange was loa'ui
,nitIsnc., aud all abrupt decline la The
ratio L. china
Honda. du,nSsIl, anh f"IalHh. ln"'""
lna iIbsTIy iSsUaa. saaod SlEh''y az
.,u.tlat dsaIInss Total salaS pa
,.iusp aggregated ela. "0o '""
IniIsd Hrstsa h""ds w"'. ""'ha"H"" u"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07
nurrnA. naQs, CHEnsE

New York. oct. G.--lIuiIer Stendy;
creamery h'Rher than chirnH % T Ht'a;
creamery. extras (92 h"ur"D 49,. nrhlH
81 To- 10 nC"rc. 6UiI u G2is packing
NJ ,ck. current mhk number !. 80.
EEgs. strong. frosh gathered. "Itrn
1rrrs ~ Ia 40. hrstr % n 90. state.
PrnnryIvnnIn and nearby western hem
merry Wilton liTnir 1" "strnr III ar 10.
state, rrnuaylvunln m hngnrby wrHi"tn
hcTnrTy browns. rEtTna 10 ~ No, do.
adhered brownA ana uhHod coloTn o.
Ghoern unrhilIod RIni". Who'll" min.
flats. held white and ""l"r"h. npc"Ihlr
an " 49, de-. average run 2ib "
~. stats. whole milk twinB. current
mako specials 2sn ~ ?bH do average
run 27it D 20.
Live poultry wsnk; chickens by
freight III. by cIprorn II " 30. fowls
~ a. Is al drunptorH l0i turkeys 90.
Dr"'Hrd. nt"ndy. western hr"lIor". rrosh
"a u 10
Flour oAry.
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". J. WOLFRAM cos oLoHInd
STOCK LETTER

(By private wire TO A. Il. MaEtsn " 60 }
New York. Oct. 6-Reading continued
It's leudership OF tho rails In tho aftsr-
noon ana dominated the rest or tho
market pretty we'll selling To 100 Tor
tho nrst limo In three years snd crnh"-
nag Southern lnoinC which nt0pped al
% 4 hnd ,lnssd fraction undnr Head
ing n fln1i 81 pBb
NuIlhoIn I'n,lnG wns tlDso second
Ia HIInnaih l." uendinH. with i""Ve Il"
81 under good huyinE demand.
TeEas Ia"In. unHsillah tho iIsi OF
low riIai ,sils by breaking 10 p"i"ia
aIdIIi"nai ~ tho AnsIn""n T." iAts. q
total Lose fni tho dbg 81 ilh The Rhal
holnp ~ net decline ~ about "
r"inln
Ib'hrlio d"nf'lS lunar" "f '""' 10"
iJuiI"u usuaHau,"nI p"Tnl"ioI I"-"S
Company advanced 80 T., ~ tn" nlp'h
dvldand announcement
TD,n hepi"pnr were weaker anh lower
hcrauua of delay In TnIIllng tho Nal
rnn oil rnntr"v"rHy rho nuRl ton" Of
tho market was slightly heavy
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MONTY AND nHUuaHau.

Nav york. oct d Prime WrrCanilIr
paper per cent lT"hnnEc regular.
sterling 40 day bills E1id%. commercial
90 day hllln on banks 81 iG% 0ninm"r
cInI 40 day bills 50 4bh demand tS.h0S ,
rabIcs S9bIa. FrnurH. demand B.6R0c .
cables 670c. IIulKiHn francs, demand
Nc. cables nCc Guild"rH. demand
II zoe, cables 81 20, Lire. demand , 300.
cable. SN2o MaTllH. demand bIc. en-
hlor Sc Grn"C". demand 10 a. N'w
York exchange on Montreal per cont
Discount Government bonds Irregular
Railroad bonds Irregular. limo l"nh'
steady. 90 days. 90 days and monihh
7.US per cent.
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DRY GOODS

New York, oct 5--R~p"rts current in
woolon Eu"du markets today were 10
tho cnoct that advance orders placed at
nav pIIC" lovcls announced IL month ago
nrc hardly forty parcent OF tho capacity
Of pIanis and work will not be resumed
In n"vcrnI mills In any largo way until
orders nrs Increased.
Siu"k goods OF uoOlnmH for mon and
wnmcn'H weHT werr offered al lowe
prices today Cotton goods were dul
and weak. yarns lower aud Nery quiet
IIurlnp- casicT for lato shipment. Hos
iery ana knit goods were dull.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07
YIrrnuRaH LIVE sTooK

PIttHbyrgh, IA. Oct 6-Iioga; R"-
csIpts 300; lower. HcaVisn and heavy
workers. $3.50 to 1915: light yOrkcrH
tl67b to 10: pigs $3.50 to 1873
Shoop and lambs; Receipts 600: mar
kot steady: top AhSop IS: top lambs ia.
Caivos: Receipts 90: market higher
top $40.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07
rOIHnO GRAIN

Toledo. o, oct d---Whesl: CAsh, t2l1
December - 10.
CloverHoed Prime cash tlI26; Octo-
Der 1850; Drconllor tlA.sb: January
tib; February SIS: March tliob
hIaikc: Prime cash III. October. Do
Gambler md MnTCh 1870.
Timothy: l'rlms cash 1913. 1919 and
October S326. December l1a0. March
21th
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wheeling Bieoi Corp. com.--Transfsf
books close oct ID. for = par cent osSh
dividend. payable Nov. J,
wheeling Mold \ Fdy. Co, CON: -
Transfer books close October 10th foe
cash dividend Of 20 cents per share,
payable Nov. LIST %
Transfer books close Oct, -, for .
per cent ga nh dividend. payable Oct. ~.
ILzei-AtlnS GLASS Co.-TrAnSfar booka
close Oct - for . per cent. cash diyi-
dund, payable Oct. 20.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

ihlInRu cot NI"loni ui,iuin. Ia
INV 10 leo 81 hnat T." day h,'''iipa'iSh
iin, ,nniun ,rrr,,iI"s r"a1ii.lIiy 81 81"
",nI",R" ,n IinI"'l" GI",r ""sh" III"
,"",h.l 'lp.sd .I'u"p Hts =" Ihy '""I"
go, hlrhsi viii lI"'"u,I,s' ~ Dp- T."
DoS. sud h",1h " oIA !" a. pit
i'",n uslusd -. I" ~ ,u"is nnd ""l"
I * - ~ "anip IL I,"visl"np ~" 'ui
,"tna ysIIed Irn,n rsnIs da"li"" !" "a
Eeuta sdVeucs
ara. ~
Dpen tIluh Low l'l"ua
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07
LInnRrY ROnna

Sew York. oct g. Liberty bonds
rloaod: ave i92: 1rst IN $500 second
So $50 80; nrst iH's $50, 20; hscond ~ =
$50 "a. third t1'a ID0,SO; fourth ~ 4
1920; Victory 3k'B 5000; Victory ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07
PITTSBURGH STOCKS

wheeling. W Va. oct o. 20
ruInlahod 1hu InIsiilann"si by A o.
MunIun l. Co. mau,he' ~ iAbuiah ht""h
u,"nsnso. Ss' 'nd fl""' Nall"n"I is"L
If W Va Iiida
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07
New York Cotton Market

Wheeling W. We OCT Q, 20
h'urninhod The IntailiEsn'oT by a III
nasisn CO. nanB.Ts Now I"Th cot
iuu rIohanse. ss,"ni n"oT Hail"ssl
uank "f w Va nid1
Opan inph I."~ lose
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07
Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

wheeling. w Va, oct q. 20
Furnished Tho ipi-.hsoI'' by III
Maslrn d a." ,uomToIa Nov Y"ik hi""h
H. change, supDnd floor HGti"nai ii""L
of W Va Dids
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07
N Y STOCK lX(IIANGE.

whs.IIpa. w Va. Got q. 40
FnVnIshod tbs intelligence hy 4,
nas,.n . GO, members II the Now SoIh
n,ooL Exchange, National Hank Hu'ld
IpE. Wheeling, W. Va. Louis w. bTana'
RsaIdsnt Partner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Wheeling. w. Va. Oct 8. 20
Reported by A. II; hasIsn & Co. mem.
bors New York stock Exchange. Second
floor. National Bank Of w. Va. HdH.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

Whselina. W Va. oct q. 30
Furnished VIE IntsiilssncaT by A. u
hsatsa q CO. hsmho'a b"Aio" ht""h
Asuhsuss sa."nd floor HstN'nai nsnk
II W Va, nlds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07
HUuAR

Nav work. Dr, ---'ih. Ioo.i n-rk"i
f"r rrr sugar was fIrmsr "prly today
mud ~ I'ur wrfn quarter cent higher
/ ~ tho harla of IN csuis for 'ubsS coat
npi fT.lHhl, equal 10 b76 f"r crnirlfug
NJ There roin Hplea ~ 5000 bREr Of
'uhas Tor prompt shipment ut ~ cost
rnd freight Bnio In III" day u" mar
hot tururd ensISr aud prices made new
low records for the year. Thor' wrTn
pulrn 81 900 bags ~ Porto Itlc"s 10 u
I"IInrr ut a2s CnntH. duty paid. q quar-
icr cont below thr previous low. Full
duty sugsr was offered at cents Al tho
'l"rr Without tukers
rhrrr Wnr another reduction or u
cent pound In tho prlcn hf refined
sugar by onr Of tho loading refincrr NJ
] IbO CUnip for I'm" grpnulntnd. Othrr
r"nnerh wore quoting from 1900 10 1900
cents. although II was believed mat
they mr.. selling nj 1850. Thrrs was no
notIcsRblo improvement IN the demand.
although MONO lItIlc export business Inns
boon put through recently. but tho do
nestle demand continues OF hand To
mouth character.
Sugar futures ware quite active and
price changes rnthrr violent. Tho open
Ing WINS Is to 80 points higher on n re-
nrwnl OF Yostsrdays buying movement
and utter prices worked up few moro
points selling Increased owing In tho
further decline In refined md prices
broke as rapidly ar they advanced aud
oil tho carly gnin was lost with clohlnk
quotations unchanged TO ~ points net
lower
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07
CHICAGO LIVE .sTooK


Chicago, Oct 6--Cattle: Receipts 1000
mediumto choice Steers strong. 70 to
so cents higher; top ali weights $3.50 {;
bulk good and choice $3.50 to ~: bulk
gnssy kinds 80 10 ~; good cows and
Lsifrra higher. mostly tIib TO 1850;
camera i376 To i2b; cutters tt2b To B.;
bologna bulls stronger, 81 To b.7b; choice
tcnln siaudy 81 To ITbOi grashy calves
nIoadb. ~ DO IL 100. slOrherh 10 Centh
nlEhor, Westerns montiy ~ plain aual-
w. market hI'anY 10 20 rGnlA higher.
hnik % 4" 10 jb
Ii"Ba nG.uIpIs IO.OUDi mostly 10
. smIh 4" 10 "ant. hIshsr than y.sislr
day ~ average, "I"bInR .liDnp I"p 40 hs
""o I"ad. ina"li'~i top tit II bah III hi
""L hui.haIs IN 4" 10 i0t bnih ra"bI nH
nav" ~ hs T." n pIra - !" 30 .sn's
hIrh"rI hulL d"al,.bIs klnha tibB -
- ~
nL".r, n."aIpi- sE. h0D host In"h"
u, 49, "lh",u ~I"~ a"h ~"nhI 'rp Fphp
49, - i"r h'ai natives 90 bulk
80 40 - ~ tat ph."r steady I" nI'n"B
top ~rsI-ru w.ih~,. lItL! ysorllnFs
"a $3.50. ~ FEi f-sd"r" slow, rsas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-20
THURSDAY. JANUARY a
Tom Mocrs IN
"rNE CAV LORD QUIZ

The Gay lord ouss. "a . siaxs
pay b Sir Arthur Wing riasfa
iifst sav the ilgai of day Ia thl.
conhify sta John Drex In tho tltss
role. Il y the sort 81 a0oa thing thA.
remains unfput bed ~ tine. aud a. .
esilalotd vehicle Toe Tome Moore Is a.
delicious today as u ever sas Ia lts
infancy. u r-ores 90 be far NOR ae.
espiabis 'ur screen purposes shsn
oiher fynefo work. recently fllmaf
snd u rns : happy eholcs when q I'D
syn selected Il.
Treated IN iisht. nlpl~nt ana e.f-
iai man - the story conesrnn a 49,
roanE chap who finds that his notsr-
ions pasi is iiksly 10 inf.rrapt IN.
imPassionsd coaftsh.p Elfh fhs slff NJ
really loves. Quexs life mas be..n
one courfship and conquest after an
other. and nos that ~ i srrloa. ~.
iinds u difficult TO prove II. fbego
v a seai.h Of fun IN the picture and
m the Character of Quex who has
diarossrsd that line Ibid anyone eyer
ten you ygu have beautiful ewes.
works wonders rlsh a roman.
T~o-reei ooldsyn comedy. sure
Cure"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-20

Cleopatra had npihlaR ~ ih a
lue n 'his kfofy whu. fluids
lover dying ffpm The puls0ryue bHe
u a snake. furces the fslallr fu "a Z
afain. and diss ciss red ia hss lut. .
arms Then - are ifsnflHffN a a
The spirit ~0fid and ~ if4trl
over lhc world sin ihr astral h6f
of ne yOunF l9ssfs octupyiuE In.
'front.' seat Of Ehuatiy autos
elssf fiof,. lsnt ~ Wei. h IS
ate very much ouf ~ The ordiaafs
90 TAata ons TsaiOu why your
sclng 10 like 4 You vc never seen one
liks q before Marguerite Marsh ala
Vernon Assei are the rhosily sweet
leafts.
Al Jennings n Two reel western
outlaws Deputies
thfiniis lomedy
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vi >ksh.tt'> inW IOn-utN-
Oit ttt~ iii. N.tit uIt>t itil

Nuskosef ian Nafnf D.
q ffis all prsssni 30 fhe cils eesn .
eil f1iaas a. ofa.nspes residllH
Cor lhs tfanlA,ih'r 81 tlsl dls saAtse
Ia NoskeEce o. q da~a slonf no
tnss - sfrt resalsliqns ana ~Nl
al,e the eiif auihefIlfs she rant ,o
tNAmlne am lfrpa tusp~tted %
s.elsl disease. tna fhr anspseg MAJ
- ksH ln Quafanlluo s1t treated
enni ~ qaaf aiins d Nlisa fh's
!. ID. uL.l n-I--m mtAanfs pro-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-20
MAN OF WONDERFUL PHYSIQUE
AT GUTHRIE THEATRE

Coming one might only. fhursdaf
Jan. -. Guthrie Theatre. fh'o \
Roberts presents the worlds greatest
vaudeville attraction, sampson silver
tn.
ton. the man that rrows
You actuAliy see him grow elrhi
lnchns taller and fourteen lnche.
broader than his normal slge See
his arms rroW eight inches bneei
than normal silvrrion has bafflsd
over twenty two iipussua promincni
physicians ,hruoui ihe eniirc ~ofld
With al bis he~ilderlng exhibition.
he's pronounced greatest specimen 81
physical culture development. holding
the title Of the ~ofld's largest chefl
csfansion. Alsp Known AZ the pctns
fled muscular man, 1hin wondsrin'
attraction cannot be- believed unless
seen with your own eyes. once seen
never forgotten.
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When he klfns3s fan "a cleanse
no HOOD II impmtiies ihe ~hois
system - Affected Ihe Feanlt mas
a. half aisk Vondltlon not w*ll
susaah "a eofk not sisk snoaKn Fef
bed rheamsiie rAlns. baskaeh E.
lamsnsss folsss kidnsT rins heal
ant strengthen disoraefrd kidnoYs
aud help them 80 lhelf wurk.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-20
Pollard

" fou ~1ulo boar OF tNt WatiA tsffs'
of sncharlmsns zee the
WILLOW rREt~
The romantie fantasy % Old Japan,
staring dainty ard adorable
VIOLA pANNA
This picgare tells lpfe story 81
special Interest 10 women Il con
Germs . ~omAh's sacrifice for the maA
slc loved and the subject has besn
handled suTefbly hy star. director
and producer The Miilo~ Tree
vas The dramatic sensation ~ seas
on when d wRe flrst produced uu
nfoadwhy b. tohan aud Harris. and
Ia iss translation 90 the screen the
beautiful fantasy ~ the play haa BEEN
Improved
The story u n Young fDgllshman
sho ls Jlllod hy hla ngeefhfar and
goes "a JarAn an " lhs radiant
charm % lhe orient n preserved. and
Viola nanna Il se.u 10 the msi de-
ll,lously funny and paihe'l1silY ton.
der portrayal of her ssfesA career
Hawaii Ia natural color l'fla.
ma
Literary Digest
We believe shis program suitah.s
10. he wh0ie family and Nil plessc
20 aaspncp
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-20

Leader classified A. s.. results.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-20
CLASSIFIED WANTS.

ron REST 4 few mere fafue fss
Caffnsy Co ns i.sE okia I've
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-20

q saArs nsa asal "a shasA Naw
Apfk hal Il ssi ialf esl ~ssA @hoa
lhs site ~ reelA So ttssea sutaf
panirg waikrd ashefy ffpa sgsam
ship ~lsh hlA hask tlaAf ln hat
hiuaiA euthnf ~emsn amoke eiaAf
ris." shs aid. ~bsl ! pyrtFf slsafs
f4nss who laas ipe ualfamplet fsf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-20

@THE WOMAN UNoGa oArH-
Tive reel Mack 8snnets Comedy,
Speak Easy"
Two reel, Black Secret
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-20

f'egtse,e fesstsst us lifst f'si A.
vel.,psmeas la refss Ant stee lhe
pfiesia az Ntfpe. she wssv tAs eais
usn ~ hafulnH Va ghuas aaeisnt
dAsa tssetsd mash tlmr - th~ msaa
ftsiafe 20 pesfane sad srfnatlr pils
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WIEN YOU SUFFER
FROM RHEUMATISM

nancy too hs7es and pains
VI flff vat iHF a tcsrre pain. an
w asiT. t~ings iollo~stg e.
ftaalfv. 80 mun n u iatl1a. or
iunihsko O. lsaks nstnullY ~hcs ,oa
shoaid ktp olosns linlmsns ksaty
% hslp curb q ani ksrp 700 sstlvU
aml hif
NnAaaf frhiire. fuf II tfHfffsiss.
apply q b,t toiay % the aii. tel pat,
Note the gt4fli, ing. ,lcan. prompt
fchfi that tulloNa >ioana linlusnt
caIldnt krrp lts niaay tliausa ola a
irn ODDS tlse ~nfli over i II didr 4 n.ale
rAsi That's wsrth remembering Al
dugeists three sltes Ihe lafErst
10 utmost e,s,noui 1',. "a. 81 90
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CLASSIFIED WANTS.

FOR sAi.E e-pAsscnwrr haick
iust oserhaui~d. 49,. Chvsroiet
rood tires and hAttery bareAln oulcs
aetion feis them. See k. = l.osshsr
phone sis
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Coming
THG GREAT HiLtiAp

One Night Only
Hllilar. the master magician ana
hypnotic marvel viii w. seen AZ tho
'uihfle Theatre. Thurday. Jan -
IN conjunction wiih tn great Ssmp-
aon Sliverion. tho man that grows
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We Will. establish a boltlIng plant
~ Guthrie fo< Cola drink that has
made good In Texas and Z states
row the leader with ~ bottiors in
Texas. We want outside man a. gen
ersl manager. also. office man as
secretary treasurer. Must have from
ss.ece 70 slo.oeo 70 invest Proven
plans and proven drink. We. put y~u
i1to business. Fine opening for hist
.e-s. Address Po~toftice Box. 9ofs.
railss. TEXAS.
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aessa by he as~ ma,er ~ho .a =
ph,aisaA
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-04-29

4 government report -ssys "the fnei
problem has been forever solved In
North Dakota" The western half Of
the stnfe IL underlsld with Ignite the
beds estimated 10 contain cocoon, 900.
600 tons. over thousands OF square
miles this soft coal Hes 70 close to the
surface That fnrmers merely dig a
hole IN their own fields and take out
the coal ns they require II. During
iais l.UD0.Oo0000 tons were mined. II
the farmer Is too busy with bis farm
work 10 help himself. he ran buy II
for $50 or 81 per ton. Many Of the
large grain elevators are operated by
power furnished by coal that Ia mined
on the spot, and this general economy
in fuel has aided materially In In
ereasng the per capita wealth.