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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-22
Tr,nits Episcopal Church,
n E Cor rruad aud Nohl.
Rev .. Edmund Thomp-an, hest.r,

NE Cor nruad aud Noble
Rev ,. edmund Thompson, nest.r
twhitsundayl
Morning PRAYER aud sermon At II "a
Church school ~ ala a. N
Regular meeting ~ the vestsy oo Mcn.
day nigh, 10 .be parish house n o'elopk
Celebration ~ holy communion aud sef.
mon AZ n IA N.
Both sections ~ the confirmation class
viii meet on Tues night a. the church ~
\ O'Clock
Ca Trinity supady Mny 10. the ~ Re,
Theodore Payne Thurstou, Dp bishop
Of oklahoma. viii visit the parish und
administer the Apostolic Rite ~ Couflfma
tion and also hc the celchraut at huiy
communion Al ~ O'Clock
West Guthr,. ar'hadis, rpiseopsi Church
Morning Worship II o. ~
Epworth League, y m
sermon The fof,c of Tear Drop
Way"
The public viii enjoy these aeryieea We
cordially invite you 10 worship With ~
tlri baptist Church
Corner Nobe ana Vine
Daniel w. wade. Pastor
sunday sehool At pi5 u + Faraf,
Superintendent
organized elaases for sll ages
u. s. 4 L at e.i5
Churra ~ the Brethren.
1000 n Harrison.
Ray \. wsgos~,. Pastor.
ii23 r. Harrison.
sunday servicea.
Sunday school. i0;w A. a.
Preaching servicc II 90 A ~
Christian workers Meeting, 30 r. NJ
Preaching. Hi5 r NJ
Week Day Services
Prayer Meeting, "Wednesday. 1850 II. ~
Methodist Episcopal Church south
chaa T. rnuter. Pastor
sunday school promptly a. gl5
e. watts. supt
sermon n o m
Bring a missionary altering and
friend Nc ON time and get IN nthe
reward plan
Sermon by the pustor n 10 special
servicc Junior service 10 charge u Miss
Julia Patterson evening set,icc ~
missed ou acrount ~ bacealnafeatc aer
mon for high school
"Wednesday .. ~. prayer service an9
Bible study.
FIRST rrr-byterma ,n.srn.
Corner Division and Nnhie
Geo. o. Nichols. Pastor.
Residence. 2o3 y Noble Ave
sabbath school. v.t5 q m
Morning worship, n a. IN.
Y 7. q G ". 7p M
Eyeniag Worship. y. m
You nrs cordially lpsited - attend
United Presbyterian Church.
Pastor a. W. Birni~y, IN. y.
Corner Ash street and Cleveland Avenue
bible school. 10 90 A. NJ
Preaching II ~ A. NJ
v. r. Meeting, G'45 r. ~
Evening Services 7 80 r. 81
Mid week meeting. Wednesday. 500 p N
Everybody welcome TO oil ser,icss.
-----.
fss Cbsrch NJ Nss@vene.
w. r. OtIn. Pastor
Corner Eighth Street aud warner
venue.
Sunday school mt o45 A. NJ.
Superintendent, E. NJ. Hoag
Preaching ut u;00 A, ~. 4I.;ns
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-22

Young Peoples luceilug at 10 y "
Preaching AZ no y NJ
Midwerk Prayer and Praise seFsicr.
trhay rvrninK ~ ~,
All are c"rdlaliy Invited 60 thesc services
Come With us and We viii Do you good
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-22

", y Aiision, fsstsr.
NJ. rsni A, a. ". rh.rvh tysl)
Corner Elm Street and yiias Avenue
Sunday school ~ $50 A. NJ
Preceding ~ iIipo A. M and 30 n M.
A. G y FLeague from $50 10 1850 Y. ".
you sfe cordially invited TO attend serv'
Ices sunday AT M. Paul A. M. v. church.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-22

~ Paul ", F Church
nroad and Pe9knH
sunday school ~ ~ ~
Morning service ~ II ~ Subject
Some IFS"
Eysniug service AZ y. ~ subject
"Itfes Payment
Ssuior League ~ y "a.
EVENING service N b, ~ frcschina
by Rev q lt nuss
Ali always Invited
Walton Brown. Pastor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-22

sisrt thateh of thri.t. scientist.
ii6 Nurth nrnad street
Sunday School ~ pia A ~
SUNDAY arfyiee n q IA
"Wednesday j. ~
Preaching AZ ~ in1 A ~, And ~ T.. A.
Wednesday evening aoryhe, y 4.
lieading room ~ iitM Neat Okishains
Avenue Open frpm u ~ A NJ 60 A.. a.,
except sundays aud holidays
Tree Methodist Church.
~ D, Mewniisms. rs-tas.
Corner Eleventh street and ManHuf
Avenue
sunday Rehool ~ 0t5 ~
Preaching, 70 ~ a " and 10 y. NJ.
Claas Meeting, ! iiD A N
Prayer Meeting "Wednesday ~ v A
Come aDd iet ~ worship the lord 10,
gcihcr Ia the beauty ~ holiness.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-22

Church ~ christ.
A. " Freeman. MinI~sss
n. Hsidsr ~ Msfsbsii rs-tsr.
Meets ~ Heventh Hircet aud warmer
Avenue every SUNDAY IA i0tn a N
Preaching ~ II ~ a ~ ana ' 10 r a
Catholic Chsseh.
Hrs. John Van asstsi. paster.
~ north Film street.
on SUNDAY
First mass aud sermon. IN A. NJ
secoud mass nod sermon, ~ 80 A. "a,
un Week Dayai
Etrning devotion q, 30 y, "
Mass every day q, y o'clock A. N.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-22

West 1uthri. Nr'haais, Fpiseopsi 1hnr.i,
Morning Worship II o. ~
Epworth League, y m
sermon The fafcc If Tear Drop
sermon Let the Deyll Have Ills
Way"
The public viii enjoy these services W.
cordially Invite you ~ worship With ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-22
o.rm.r la,hs,.a charsh

G~rmsa iv,hsrsa Church.
Corner Seventeenth street aud Laxsn
Avenue.
sefeiess every aseoDd sabbath
sunday sshoai - pfb A. M
Preaching ~ ~ ~ A. w.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-22

First rrr-by,ermn 'n.srn.
Corner Division and Nnhle
Geo. q. Nichols. Pastor.
Residence. 203 Noble Az.
sabbath school. vt5 O. m
Morning worship. n d. IN
Y 7. q g ~, p NJ.
Eyeniag Worship. y m
You ars cordially lpsitsd 10 sttsnn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-22

United Presbyterian Church.
Pastor =. W. Birni~y, IN. -.
Corner Ash street aud Cleveland Avenue
Bible school. 1000 A. NJ
Preaching. 100 A. NJ
v. r Meeting. q ;s5 y. ~
Evening Services. 7i30 T.. ~
Mid week meeting. "Wednesday. 500 p NJ
Everybody welcome 10 sll seryicvs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-05

The Logan county democratic ~.
eouilye committees BY i,s action Jaly
- called 10 meet a. tho city ham
Guthrie ~ ? o'elocs . ~. SATURDAY.
Ansust = for tho purpose ot ssise,
Ing q chairman aad secretary rhlu
Applles % the new eomml,tremen ~
leeied A. caucnaoa held August 8. "A
directed In precincts where nn CON
mltteemen ~ere selected. ths oid e0fn
mi'seemnn are requested 10 rapse
sent ihslr precincts Al shn Saturday
afternoon meeting A fuil attendance
IL desired with a yiew 10 ofxsnislne
Tor victory IN The state and nation in
the November election Waiter VII.
son. chairman + " smllbaoa. see
rotary. pro tom.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-05
"BOOTLEGG|NG" FOOD IN
GERMANY IS POPULAR
Troops Sent To Little village
Where Clandestine Trade
Thrives and Prices Are
Lower

The uasue Aag Troopa have
been sent ~ aih lhe German and
ihe Dutch governments 10 The little
village q pln1perloo. vairh Il slt.
uated artl. h Dutch and partly IN
aermAn territory. in order to pat an
end 10 the olandlsiine trade thriving
there which. In the past few weeks.
had assumed such proportions that
The local apthoritiet were unable 70
proynnt violation u Ihc import and
export duty regulations
No less than MAAWie Germans
men. aomen and children had come
20 Dinxpnrloo with me vlcw of buy.
ina there food and other articles
which they could only ret ~ home Al
hll;her la'iees iheg ,shr sxl',rbltant
anes charged by the Dutch SELLERS
Trains coming from the Ruhr and
Rhlao districts we're 30 full that a
pas Impossible for the railway Off
rials to examine ail the tickets and
many persons had free rides
Tho principal street Of DlnypeFloo,
whlca is about THREE miles long, and
Of which one side IL Dutch while the
other "a German, was crowded soon
The ihronxa got beyond control u
the cupiomshouse Officers one Ger
man clerk was tod 20 tree for
trylns 20 enforce the law Trade
consisted chiefly 10 coffee tea oIl
cocoa bicycle tires tobacco and eli,
gareites and for sometime was mos,
brisk.
Az soon as the troops arrived
however, order was restored and the
Dutch commander issued manifesto
saying thai nobody At Dinxperloo
would be allowed 20 have moro pro-
visions IN store than needed for hls
private store The shops we're glso
nut under strict control
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-05
KENTUCKY NEGRO IS
PURSUED BY p0ss[[
Brute Who Assaulted 10 Year Old
Woman Win Be Lynched If
Captured Woman In
Delicate Condition

Lexington, ky. Aug, a..A posse "
several hundred farmers and cnuasy
oftiesr~ armed with ouHs, ropes ard
plschforhs tsls morirp continued to
stout Madison. Jessamlns and Fay
cite counties in search Tor nafors
nondya. mula,,e, - years d sse
charged with having assaulted Mrs
Charles sAuers, 10 years old, ~ Va
ley View Macison county. X. g
miles from here.
The posss spent ycsisrday and ias'
nigh, searching fer the reure win
is alleged 90 have ferolhiy entersc
tine sauers homc and somuassrd ire
assault upon Mrs Sauera Monday
evening Yesterday afternoon Mrs
savers, who Ia about 10 become a
mother, re0alned consciousness tof
first tine since the asaSult and relas
"a her story. she said mooasy shfeN
powdered drvg into her face.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-05
WHAT yTCKED OvEP
THE WIRE DURING DAY

-wasirington Farley r. chrlsten.
sen. presidential nominee o, the
Farmer-Labor party. offered his ser.
ices 10 the National woman's party
u an effect 10 induce the Tennessee
legislature to ratify the suffrage
amendment
Washington n-Joseph r. TumElty
secretary 10 President Wilson. will
present the president at the ceremony
notifying Governor Cox OF his uonln
tion for the presidency. II became
known
Chicago William V. couchman
vice-president Of the Internationl Hdr
vester company. died.
london Premier Lloyd George
twice received a deputation OF Trisa
unIonists ana Nationaiists wb3 urg
I'd him 70 grant dominion home rule
fer ireland
--Pitisburg. Kans Alexander N
Howat. president Of the Kansas min'
workers union. sent a telegram Il
John L. Lewis. president Of the in
ternationai union. refusing to ahid'
by instructions from Lewis thai
striking Kansas miners return 4
work.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-05
.LYMON GRAY HELD
UP, ROBBED OF CAR
Three Young Men Pull Off Nutty
Stunt Last Night; Wild Ride
To Oil Fields, Men Are
Captured and Jailed

"what are you doing IN nay car
That's none Of your business.
Stick up your hands"
The above conversation took place
last night shortly after eleven o'clocS
between Lymon Gray and stranger,
The stranger was in Grays car and
was trying to start it The car hal
been locked and the fellow Was max
poor proggess.
As Gray advanced tn the car 70
throw the intruder out, two other men
stepped out from the shadow OF the
Burton Bros. store and covered him
With revolver About that time
Louis Halsea came upon tho scene.
He Was also promptly covered With r
revolver and the two were ordered
to step into the doorway ~ the bar.
ton store. Tho third man then se-
cured the kew 10 tho automobile and
soon had the engine going. II was
evident however, that he was not IA.
mlliar with Cole s. for when the
three finally got away the power was
IN iatermedIite. and the gas feeder
was flooded The car was headed
north and was going fast when Gray
finally got in touch with Sheriff Rob
ertson Twenty minutes later Deputy
swanson. Louis Halsel, Phil Trahand,
and Lymon Gray were on the trail
of the stolen ear.
AT Mulhall the thieves turned and
took the road to the CARRIER OH fields.
They arrived az Covingion, hut were
30 hard pressed that they abandoned
the car about three o'clock this morn
lng and took TO the open country. The
car was recovered by Mr. Gray. The
sheriff and his deputy and Mr.. Gray
then followed the trail Of the thieves
They were captured at daybreak this
morning hiding under mulberry
tree In the back yard Of farm house.
The thieves are All young mon, two
Of them not more than rs. aud the
third. who seems 10 be the leader
is probably 22 They are hard boiled
and sulIen and will not tell their
names. They are in jair here.
Sheriff Robertson says the boys
have been seen around town for sew.
erai days, and It is his opinion that
they are the three who abandoned
he Ford car south OF town several
days ago, after running II into a dltcl
SO far the sheriff's office has had
no direct clse as TO the owner or tia
Ford.
The three men will be arraigned
this evening.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-05
IH[RR|Ck WILL BRING
SUIT AGAINST WICHITA
Republican Nominee For Con
gresS In sth District. Grows
bolngereut over Arrest
In Kansas Town

knld. OKLA. AuN Maaael Tier
rsek, whu san ,hc Republican asYst =
uomiuo~ N th~ eiehth congressional
district. onpealaN sme latr renafese
man nick r. MoyNan and wha wta
arrested IN Wichita iasl SUNDAY snf
melting az alleged disturbance vii
sue wichita 20 the limit ef she INV
according to signed statement giN
~ oqt here loday
Ilctriek claims saaf Ne Mas siten
no Trail, and that no fine assessed
bus was iasi held unlil aln attorney
Not there ana compelled them To nb
efain" him
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-05
TAXESv SHOW
ADDED INCOME
ln,>sroI srio> IA>fs
lUn fi~tsN, ,IN IND
~. it>t an, At.t.isl-
aAIiD SILL .lnn .tlun
t.iss AItN iHs>
IIli~ ron NM
it.An

wsahias,oa. Ans lnegeaasd
ssssnasa utslsaily estimated a siae
n ao0a aanaeily. vii aeeFae la she
treasury a. gaaals ~ the advaeee
~ transportation Fatss allowed tao
tAtas
AaAva inFama fuv eAe gaveFnmsa,
aftigialA saiA soaav wnala nv an4
Fssra from Increased transportation
tasea whtgh are pald ~ sb~ pucslf
A. wpu - thruasa opesasian ~
,he in,ame ana gsgias pfpvtaleas u
,he revenue lass.
Transportation sases fsT tha fistai
Yeaf ending iaae Az, assfs9aled aAa
prealmalelf tsal 0naaaA
should railroad traffic eoes;ug~ AZ
na present yUlusp@ ssla Aluaaal
wDala hn Increased euffvspaadIaRly
with thn advances peFmttAea MI che
lutNfaiale commerce esmmlsalaa ~
a. rats d'aslstan tsas Hstuaaay un
thls baais. ntflelala II Ehs hweaa eg
nietnnt reyenaa aalealagp thn AZ
aitionai iasl6 ~iil aKFewwasa Easssu
aon on frmaht tlA4eo 800 Az paa.
ssnser aua taSu aea sn ranmaa
ghaegea
Anothsr saafee II rsspaae would
he from lneoms tasea leglsa ssAlnss
the railroad corporations
Ne ~ ffum tAla saurem thal ths
tftssufY exnenla M nttAln laFKs
portiVa ~ tha FemAGains stra8 Nla
~ thsif fi69neo 0io estlmate 0gn,
elsiA plaga the Alauaat ffom lasumn
saNea eoaAervattypIY At Iaafaoooo .
Ysar
Tho eage award 0f sa0e oooQ9 a
fsar ono ~ tha causes for rass
advance also wtIi result IA pro-.
due.na eortala Fvtafa 20 tbs gov.
emment fw Il places niaAs ~ yhs
failgoad emplaysa wlthin iufisaHtiaa
~ tha incnms iax LAVA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-05

Washington. Aug 5.-s'omplete vim
dication Of the United States govern
ment's policy " unoompromising re-
fusal 10 deal with Red Russia "a
found IN the continuance ot hostiltles
against Poland during the so-calIed
armistice
The mockery OF that situation "
described IN Washington as fresh
proof. II such were needed. that no
sor, Of reliance ~ to BE- placed upon
pledges bearing the bolehevist official
imprint
The Russian division OF the state
was described today as
"bulging with data OF the most an-
thorltive and up 10 date character re-
ycalIng that soylets have brought
Russia to the brink or utter ruin The
tragic chaos ~ things almost battles
recital"
A sample of the reports from Rus
STA IN as follows
Russia Is one large cemetery.
THE bolshcvist system has re
suited in complete ruin.
"AlI economic life IL at stand
still. not only the factories. but
even the smallest workshops are
closed down.
Goal. raw material. and above
ALL TRANSPORTATION facilities arc
lacking. 90 that the necessary circu.
la,ion Of goods cannot be maintained
THE big landed estates have
been divided up, the owners havins
been killed or having fled. iheiI
houses have been sacked or burHet
down.
The peasant has neither th'
power nor the desire TO cultivate th'
large addition 70 his property whicl
he has received He tilIs only wha
il required for himself and his fam
ily. A supply Of Russian grain 10 thu
towns IL, therefore, not to be though
Of, to say nothing OF export
The distrees and misery In tn
big towns IS terrible. In Petro
grad and Moscow. the mortality 4
enormous The oeople. literally
resemble walking corpses; listless
weak. ravaged by epidemic. the.
have lost all desire 10 live.
"Trotzky recently addressed tn
4 people OF Ekaterinslav. In repl
to exclamations from the crow
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-05
GREAT Si.N ARMY HAMMER
pOiA\DfRS AND fOittE
EVACUATION Ot BRtSr-
IIION>k. STAND ~
MADE AZ Bie
RIVER
RUSSIA ONE GREAT
CEMETERY; MANY DIE
VIOLATION on IliE POLISH
ARMIsTICE ~ QtOItDBN
4. :. A. SAMPLE on
IROTZkN-LE<I\E
TREACHERN
BULLETIN

Warsaw, AUG. 5.---lomEs, an i'm.
portant city about rs miles northeast
of Warsaw has been taken by the
Russian boishevlki. after being de.
tended for many days by the p6les,
according TO an announcement by the
foreign office tonight Polish forces
have evacuated Breu LitSNak. bu,
hold the forts west of the river Buu
and farther south the Poles have
evacuated kovel and are withdrawing
70 the line Of the bug river.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-05
swANk WINS IN FIFTH

In the Fifth district congrcssiona
race Reardon has lead on the re
publican side OF SIC vties over HAHN
er.
wi@ three precincts missing
Swank. Of Norman, has a lead OF ap
proximately 1901 for the democratic
congressional nomination In the
Fifth.
In the Sixth district unofficial re-
turns from two-thirds of the dis,r'o
give Elmer Thomas lead Of 2ef
over Cham Jones.
Harreld me Nominee.
Scattering returns show Haired
has received the republican nomlna
tion for the senate. Culllson. bis
nearest opponent, is lsis votes be-
hind
Ferris has received fifty kilograms
OF congratulation from Washington.
In the Third congressional district
G. D. Carter was unopposed; Me-
Keown ID nominated in the Fourth.
in the Sixth McClintic beat -Tosh BY
Isl. In the Eighth Harris beat Hyde
for the democratic nomination by so2
Herrick was not opposed For Grim
inal court Of appeals. Davenport Is
leading. Bailey is nominated for Su
preme court in the Fifth district. Ir
the Second Supreme Court district,
Brown has 4,ii2 votes to Higgins g.
81 Maxey Is named in the Seventh
and Bozarih mas won In the Ninth Ii
the Eighth s2ecial primary Swindal
defeated the field
For corporation commissioner or
the democratic side Echols Is noni.
mated by $4,000 majority. On the re.
publican side Hughes leads Ewinc
the vote being 4i1s for Hughes anC
1902 for Ewing.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-05
lW RAJ. POSTMtSTEHS TO
HOLD CONVENTION

The annual convention of third and
fcurth claes pustmarters ~ the state
are ~ session az Oklahoma CIV to.
day for "A two days convention There
are about 700 third and fourth clasa
postmastera III the state. but only
shout 900 wifi attend the convention
u Is estimated
The purpose ~ the convention IS
mainly educational Talks will 5e
made for the instruction OF the dels.
gates Betierment OF Aeryices alro
will be discussed Elaction 81 u
ficors will take place tommorrow
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-05
SIN SHINES Js2
HOURS nj INIT Jtit

Tho month III Ialg bal tis hauFs
of sunshine oHt ~ possible i65.
according 20 Feport ot tbs stats
Weather fofrcaster. now oa fiie.
Tho average temperature Tor ths
monih Nas "a degrees. Nhirh wna
fpar dsTreeu less than shs normal tor
tho month Tha hottest day VA
SUNDAY, July ~. whsn Temperature
~ iei vas reached Three days iatar
The mercury dropped 10 Is. lha los.
ess for The monsh.
AuKuat weather. 20 rar has been
delighsful.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-05
POLAND IN POCKET
WANTS ARm~ricE

Warsaw, Aug. 5.--polsnd's council
Of defense has sent a wireless dis
patch 10 Moscow informing tire soviet
government that poiaue was ready
10 send a peace delegation 20 Minas
Ths conditions were laid down by the
eounci. They we're,
That the bolsehvisl delegates hs
permitted 20 communicate freely
with the Warsaw government ard that
she soviet government agree 20 &C.
eept IN principle the terms pols~
will propose.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-05
SMOKING AIDS WORKERS

London. Ang dick Kerr & 60.
a.g contractors of Preston. find shAi
smoking heig'n tho workers 10 IN
crease tho output Three months ago
their men were granted permission
10 smoke daring fifteen minutes n
the mornlgg and fifteeu minutes ln
The afternoon The lnoynslon has
proved popular with tho employees and
had good effect on the firms out
put.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-05
Reds Are Using
Old Kaiser Tactics

Washington. Aus .. - fNirty
Americans arc being eeld by the
bellshevlst authorities AZ Moscow.
according to tour ether Amsrlcsns
who have come out from soviet ter
rgsory, she state Department has
been informed hy TIA representa-
tive IL vihoru. Finland.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-05
ASSasSins Kill
One; Wound THO

Msrsd, AUG. s.--covnt De Saliva
sirrs. former civil aosernor of ssr
eelona. and his wife were aravely
wounded. ard hts sisserinlass the
marauiss De Leisres was Killed
last evening az Valencia ev tive
men VINO fired a voiley cf p'stoi
shots Into the carriage in ~hseh
the three were riding.
Tire announcement of tho crime
made BY the minister ef the 'ricr.
icr, states that the assasslns were
trade unscnlsts. The count while
governor of Barcelona, was an 90
ponent Of the trade unions. dselar,
ing them illegal. The assasslns es.
capped. arf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-05
ITALIAN MONEY WIZARD
WORKED ~ OIL FIELDS

Wlchita Falls. Tex. AnT Char
les Poukl ~ Boston. reported 10 have
cleared several millions IN manlpula
tion OF international reply coupons,
was a clerk IN Tho office of motor
company here two years ago n, a
salary of til5o week, aeoording q
u statement today by the president
of the company.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-05
SITUATION IS VERY
GRAVE; BAD AS 1874

London. Aus. 5.---Amono British of
flcials and diplomats of other rationf
here. undisouised ensiety 10 felt over
the Russo Polish situation. One ol
fleiaI said
"Thc situation is as grave as that
in August. 1914"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-05
plsI ~iDt\I OI Mi\ItU
~ PLAYING ron pIAtI

Mexico Ciu Ana pfoylsiana
President Dc Ia liuefla haa senl i
commission 70 Estehan Cantu. H0v
eruor of Tower California fl ~ n
fort So diasuade that official .togn
continuing hls revolt against tho ted
craf soycrnmeat Hopes are euter
faincd by the provisional president
uai the conflict can be settled with
out hloodshcd according % the ual
Yorsai
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oopp NOMINATED

A final count Of republican ballots
in the Second representation district
OF this county. gives Vim. Dodd a
majority OF 50 over his opponent. z
L. Hubbard OF Crescent City. DR..
Kendall Of Crescent. defeated John
o'NeiIl for the democratic nomina-
ton.
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Great Britai. Is
Preparing for War

Lcnaae. Aug - asassmsrss
sflnssd BY sssrsmgss ns~spAa ~
hsre sAAt Great trssalw has sngeas
ensd 10 declare war saale eeviss
Russ,a II the holsNevik asvsme@ ~
a. poland. "a aet hsltsa. Navs ast
been confirmed IN assnasl'isst
aeaFvrs
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kID\ tpEH on COT GiIi.I<
IrIIi.D ~ KNOW n

Philadelphia. Aux \ Ath0BFt
they gave out considerable in.ofma
ton regarding tho man under arrest
10 connection With klduaping oI
Blakeiy coufln. tho i3mouths o,d
son of Mr. ana Mrs George ~
CoughlIn Of Norrls,own Pa. on i1ae
federal officials today stili declined
to reveal hls identity II was snii
that Important Developments Ia thc
case were expected within - hours
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on KILLS SEA BIRDS

London. Aug g.. Sea birds are
dyiux IN thousands on Ailsa CRAZY.
The dead birds are found floating on
the sea with feathers coated with
crude oil, which has gotten under
their wings. and prevented flight. Il
Ia believed that this oil has leaked
from vessels sunk during the war.