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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-17

Sehmal.
the March horse sale. like ii p%redec-
essors was a banner one in attendance
and number Of sales reported. The
number or horses in town refginded
ono IL tho days Ieecre the automofiie
had put old do0hin cut Of the r~unn.as
Many good sales were reported and the
put Of town buyers We're IN abundance
and bought the choice bits IF horse
flesh at goo dprices.
Ted Cole. Of Pennsylvania, a nephew
~ Mrs u u. Wheeler spent Sunday
with her at her home here
David Emery and Atty Jesse Wilson
of Hammond and Arden Dearbyne or
Griffith and Atty. Victor Roberts ~
Lowell transacted business at the coun-
IS seat on Tuesday.
John Dewitt Of Chicago has been en-
ployed by tho Lett Manufacturing Co.
to have charge OF the order department
ia their offices tr TAX the place Of
Adrian al. Mcfarland who has recently
resigned.
afr. and Mrs. G. q. B-artholomae
and 4fr. and Mrs. Kari Krost were in
Chicago on Tuesday. They spent the
day at the home 81 DIR. Farsey
Articles Of incorporation for the
Barnes Real Estate company were nj
Ed for record at crown Point on Tues
day. Lewis +. Barnes Of this city
Is one Of the members of the new COM
pany which IS composed or George and
Frank Barnes CT Hobart who are heav-
i.y Interested in real estate in Hobart
and Gary. The company is incorporat-
ed for $4,000.
Misses Mary Cook and Lottie Ford
employees in County Recorder Johnson's
office are both confined to their homes
with very severe colds.
Misses Lii an and Ida Schmidt and
Mabel Gray attended the opening OF the
Ladies' shop In Gary on Tuesday night.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-17

Gen. Chin Yung-Peng. former act
ing premier and minister of war IN
China, may be named premier and
asked to form a new cabinet. accord
ing to reports from Toxic. The same
report states that Quen Wan Pang.
present premier. has resigned. The
general is a firm advocate of Presi-
dent Wilson's principles, especially
regarding secret treaties.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-22
BUSINESS CEASES DURING
MRS. CoTT[RAL' S FUNERAL
Eloquent and Impressive Tribute
Paid to Memory of Beloved
Woman; Funeral at Late
Home OF Deceased.

The funeral services for Mrs. Lulu
Evans Cotteral. who pasged away
Wednesday morning. occurred today a
the family residence. on East Cieyc
land Avenue. She had sought and
undergone surgical treatment, witr
out avail, al the Mayo institution cf
Rochester. Minnesota. dating from
August. 1918 returning from her hlat
journey there. without hope. the lat
ter part OF March OF this year
The deceased was born August o..
1SGS, at Dixon. Illinois After he~
taiay youth tho fami3y realded az
Hutchinson. Kansas. where she grew
up and attended the public schools.
Her father, Capt Mark Evans. 4
Union veteran OF the civIl war. hav-
Ing served throughout iis duration.
was a successful merchant az Hutch
inaon. and died there in 1856 Later.
Cottcral resided with her mother.
Mrs Ellen Evans. az Ganicii
City, Kansas. where her mother died
in 1895.
Mrs. Cottcral was married nj Gar
den city, on September II, 1890, TO
John II Cotteral, now r. s. Judge Of
the Western District ~ Oklahoma
CONTINUED on PAGE 4. Col Sd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-22
Motor Car
Bandit Caught
After Battle

Aihison. Kan, May 22.--rwo mo
tor cer loads " policemen anj a
deputy sheriff pursued three A..
legged bandits IN motor car last
night, engaged them In a fight with
rifles and revolvcrs south Of eesn
Lake. Mo-, and wounded two men.
and to-day two of the men, Parry
Kelly and Walter Bradford. are in
a local hospital The third man
escaped, ed Mccullough, deputy
sheriff, was shot IN the right knee.
Three thousand dollars worth Of
Liberty bonds were taken from the
pockets Of the wounded fughlves,
and a large bag, filled witi the
Liberty bonds and money, said 10
total $4,000, was taken from the
motor car in which they had been
riding. The police pursued Kelly
and Bradford and their companion
In the belief that they were cor
cerned IN the robbery Of the State
Bank OF Howe Nehr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-22

lists that Csrranzs might have taken
along with him IN his flight toward
Tuxpam, Herrera's forces, which fin
ally turned against him. TIaxcsla-
tongo is small village in the vicinity
OF Huauch'nango, in the northern
panhandle" Of the state Of Puebia.
u is approximately e5 miles from San
Andres, where carranxa left his
forces and took refuge IN the noun :
tains.
The official announcement was Civ
en- out at 1890 O'Clock last night from
the headquarters Of General Alvaro
obreoon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-22
SENIORS IN nOllICkINe
COMEDY At POLLARD
Three.Aot Play, Peggy" Ad.
mirably Mounted BY Stu.
dents Of High School,
Parts Nicely Played

Tho aonl..r class ~ tho high seha0l
scored anuther pronounced success
and neain demonstrated ltu ha' noulg
capabilities Ia the presentation ui
"Ail ~ a Sudden. peRay." ~ the POI
lard theatre Friday niRia
"Pcsgy" Is three act comedy flt
led with Intensely funny sltun'lons
interapered with philosophical lines
The hlgh school orchestra furnish
"a the overture and curtain turns
and won much applause
The comedy was admirably mount
cd by tlAe younm ladiea and g,ntle.
men OF the senior claeg and each part
WAS taken with spirit aud sest
Marvin Suits wits keen as An
thony. While John Mason and Tom
walker surrounded thar respective
roles with the propsr atmosphere.
Vernon Cook az Jack Menglea Wal
Tar Dwlnneli as Parker aud bob POI
hiii az Lucas vert cxcnriatinTly
good Catherine Dean enacted the
role of tho Hon Millcont KoptWl
win grpce and understanding while
Louise Burke Glndyw Blake and Clista
Blake we're clever IN their respective
characterikaiiona Edna sharp took
II. part of Peggy" and displayed
much dramatic talent IInr WON
compares well with tina, of the pro
fessional
The large, audience was ifherai fol
Itn applause and thoroughly enjoyed
tho delightful production
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-22
FORMER cARRANxA GENERAL
DIRECTS THE ATTACK


Mexico City. May %. - President
venustiano Carranza, who, with !
small party OF followers. has been !
fugitive In the mountains OF Puebls
since late last week, was killed al
TIasealatoneo early Thursday morn
ing. according to official ANNOUNCE
ment here. His companions, the names
OF whom are unknown, also were
killed.
General Rodolfo Herrera, u is said
directed the attack. He belonged to
forces commanded by General Fran.
cisco Mariei, who accompanied Car.
rama In his flight from this city. but
who last week deserted csrranxa and
Joined the revolutionists.
HERRERA UNCERTAIN QUANTITY
There Is some uncertainty regard.
ing the exact affiliation of General
Herrera. He was In rebellion against
Carranxs for several years, eenterinq
his operationns In the state Of Puebla.
He surrendered last March to Gen.
eral MarIel. who was in command OF
government forces in that state.
When General Mariel went over TO
the revoIutionists last week a portion
Of his troops, II is known. remained
loyal TO the president and belief es.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-22

oslFr possibilities ara unaccep, III. "a
the johnson and other nn,eressts,
and independent factions OF tho Dart,
OBVIOUSLY eomprumtao "a n.ihiala N
0arh hoFH" nA.isf be led ia
some claim thls man may be
Charles Eesna Hughes cytan
prominent outsiders like former
Senator James Hamilton Lewis AZ
nl'nols shares this opinion. and csr
fainly there has been considerable
whispering % linshe name
senator James y Waman OF IN.
diana 10 another dark horse scIev.
lion and piOmsnent r,nublicana rs.
yalely admt hls chances are a lnte
hit MORE than go,d
EN President William n TAT.
Governor William aprom of peun.
syNania. Governor Henry ] Alloa.
of Kansas Governor Cooll,lse. ~
Massachusetts. aud others, ara sull
talked of as comprmyiee nomacos,
but The one Gpw tmted By political
sharps as The one BEST bet II Albert
J Beveridfe of Indiana, with Nlth
olaa Murray nUl'C, president Of
Columbia University. second on the
ticket
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-22
GUTHRIE NEGROES PULL
A BRAND NEW ONE
Magic Message From Holy
Spirits Gives Location 10
Great Fortune i'm
Buried Gold.

II W said there la nothing now nn.
der the sun. hut n tho followlns
stunt pulled OF by two local negroes
IS old, no one hearing the story ro.
members Of a like skin came belnr
petDotraied
Bose Carver, ia a wealthy negro
and he has long resided ln the Bear
creek bottoms near Meridian. where
he owns many acres of the seat cot
ton and corn land Ilo also has made
some money on oil leases Bose IA
not only rich but he is. ordinarily. a
very cautious critler. but his foot
slipped this week, when be fell into
q neat trap laid by two amooth blaca
boys from Guthrie.
Carver Is very religious aud Il IL
said is also very auporalitIous sey.
eral days ago the two Guthrie negroen
arrived al bis place on the Bear creek
and began making mysterious moves
Their actions aroused The curiosity
of carver and no asked them their
business They finally told him that
they had been notified by the holy
spirits that there was great for
tune pnried on his farm. placed there
by tho "eyil spirits" aud that they
fcOntinued on pago Gal A..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-22
Republicans N0W ForeSee "Dark Horse"

Washington May re- With hnt
p' out OF the total Of sSg delegate,
TO the g. o = convention set 10 be
chosen and with the slectian Of ths
last eigh, of shesa In Vermont bnl
one week of. the campaign for .he
presidential nomination at Chsesgo
has suddenly switched from open
warfare 20 trench fshs.ng none The
less deadly because aylAibss.
That the present lack of lndion
ton as to the probable winner on
the Chicago prize vii swiftly de-
yehop Into deadlock. once The bal
loting begins inside the convention
hah, ls deemed lnore that proba.
BILE and The failure of any of tnu
ro-called Iayorlies to break thgssnsh
ille enfangiemtEs OF the opposlng
forces win lead TO the necessity ~
q com gromise.
Albert j Beveridaa. former UnttJ
states ~lator nom Indiana. Il ~
now being noised about may bee ma
this compromise candidate
They Oppose Him.
Old Guard republicans are descrlb
Cd as still arrsyed en masse against
Hiram Johnson. the fighting senatr
from California, also against Geo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-22
GUTHRIE BOY GOES TO
WALES FOR HIS BRIDE
Roy Patton Was Shot BY Cupid
While With the Colors in
France; Will Return
to Guthrie.

Roy f. Patton. returned soldier and
long time resident OF this city. laft
yesterday for Wales where he will bs
married to Mise Sarah Daily OF Aber-
dare. He expects to be gone about
sixty days. His bride to be will meel
him at Southampton and accompany
him 10 Aberdare. her home. where
they will be united in the holy bonds
After a few weeks sojourn in Wales
and Scotland the newly weds will be-
gin the return journey to the west
stopping for short visit with r.la-
tivds of the bride at Scranton. Pa
They will make their future home in
Guthrie.
Mr.. Patton met his bride to be
during the war over there while on q
.urlough from Bt'est- France. IN
Wales Mr.. Patton is a graduate OF
the Guthrie high school and grew
To manhood in this city. When he
returns he VIII resume his work in
the Santa Fe machine shops mere
Guthrie friends wish him a safe voy
age over and return.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-22
o. O. F. Makes Card Index of Opinion On All Questions


Washington, May 22. Entirel,
apart from the question OF what the
republican national convention may
do with the voluminous report OF the
special committee OF policies and
platforms, today may be said tc
mark an eroch in the evolution OF
the party platform
win Hays, chairman OF the re-
publican national committee, and
his right bower. State Senator Ogden
l., Mills OF the New York legisla-
ture, came 90 town and exhibited "a
a room full OF Washington CORES
pondents the results OF months or re
search on public questions.
Later these two individuals sub
mitted the 20 reports OF their sub
committees to the members OF cor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-22
Big Az a pIctIonarx

BIG AZ a Dictionary.
some eminent men have c0lIabo.
rnted IN making IN" serias OF repor,u
all Of which have boon printed N
a single volume with mafgin Indoxe,
Ike big dictioary.
y now remains 10 bo seen what
the experienced politicians do win
'hls card index Of puol;e opinion
when the rdpublican national con-
seuiion meets next month Sielifl
caniiy enough. mont D; the republi.
ran aeplrants for the nomination has
had much 10 do with tae platform.
They have rc,frained from an I.
nouncIng NY programs OF their cwn
except In general terms But the
work o fthe platfsrm committed viii
afford q text boog for all candida
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-22

/ efal Leonard Wood. who led the
leld IN the pre-,0nysntion raids
They are equally IMPOSED 10 Hefberl
Hoover, FORMER foeA administrator
NhilY sAesr ntHe ar lass oneni,
aYowcd fayorilcs fot the sob OF part
standard bearrr wore consistently
defeaied In primaries outside ia1eir
own states.
Admitting the poor showing os
these later candidates. senator
fiillander Knox 81 Pennsylvania
was suYgcsled w the Old Guard
with Senator johnson as sacoad
man ON the ticket The Californian
az once emphatically ena eaiapr.
lcaily turned down ghis ruRaeeiitn.
Tiv.ng every outward indication .,
being olgiosed TO him as the party
ncminee iohnepns friends msiH
flrt II knoy aud Jyhnson share tnn
same viewa az 20 the annty as they
DO then why won't Johnson do IN
s,,ad of Knox
May Med Dark Aors.
II Wood Hoover au1 johnson nro
unacceptable 10 Old Guard republ
cans and cant vet the nomination
and Il Harding. l.owdon Knox and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-22

barresscd by the patchwork OF com :
mhtees on platforms. Candidatcs
have had to stand on thosa plat
forms when they usually had net part
In framing them.
iastcad Of leaving the subject TO
members OF congress-. who are
often too close OF Legislative iancles
10 eet a good perspective. tie re-
publican national committee hag
gone 10 the factory and The farm.
70 employer and employee and every
delegai1 Will get Il cory OF the vol
ume before the convention begins.
Democrats Say II Is Futi'e
The democrats, Of cor sn point
70 the futility Of the whole business,
contending that all the material esn
be found I'm the daily newspapers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-22
HIGH SCHOOLS TOOK
PARK IN JUDGING CONTEST
Dr' cantrell Says Animal Hus.
bandry Branch Received
Lots of Attention at A.
and M. Last Week

iose TO talk about our wol =,
stlii"ater' said President caur,,au
o. a \ M college to The Leade !
hlsh schools, said he. ''in praet,.,a,
V every section OF Oklahoma 49,,
represented in the stock jndgine KAN.
TEST conducted by The Animal ~
pahury department of A. q NJ. collegs
heid IN connection with the interano,
astlc meet held at the colla1a Inst
week. The number az hign a..h..,, ~
"king part IN the contest and tha ~.
hnrkaoly high scores that were made
emphasize both the changes IN eau-
catfonal ideas and methods th,a have
taken Place IN the last few years but
also the practical charactsf and the
thoronehness OF the work that "a h,,.
ing done In the way OF vocational
training In the public schools Of tho
state.
The following ara some of the re-
suits of the contest saltwater. win
total score Of or points. was first
Madill 1863 points. second. BlacL well
oSf points, third: Owassa 1913.
noints fcnrih; Luther. 400 points.
.fth Duncan. 952 roinss. sixth: Mar
low s}4 points. seventh; Hhlsdaie
's' points eighth.
or tea mscorea on the diflernt
kinds OF livestock. Madgll was firs. on
norses; saltwater was first on both
'attie and hogs; Blackwell and SELL
gater were tied for the first place On
sheep
Individual scores made ware
'laude Cook, Madill. with 377 points
vas first; A. IIeinrichs. Stillwsl " 9g1
'oInts. was second; b. Heck. Owasso.
'6s points. third.
Claude Cook of Madill high |
school team placed all classes tor-
'cctly All teams were coachai hy |
ormer A. a NJ graduates.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-22

gress who are to help draft the re-
publican platform at Chicago.
Cover Every Subject.
The reports are in pamphlet iorm
and cover every subject OF import :
ance EXCEPT the peace traty and
lagu OF nations, planks on which
mmbers OF the senate are drafting.
Heretofore party platforms have
been made In the exitement and
haste Of committee meetings at the
rational conventions and the CON
veniions have usually adopted plank
after plank without much debate.
The assembly Is usually too large to
permit lengthy discussio
Both the republicans and demo
Gratis have not infreQuently been en-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-22

and magazines and that even II con
d"sod into platform planka the
machine politicians fthe repub-
can party VIII make 'he latform az
innocuous and inoffensiyc as possible.
but the republicans who hayo
worked on the plan are nor 80 surs
that the cld line bosses who uill ths
strings agt guiDg 10 DO able thix
year 70 brush aside ~ monumental.
~ piece Of re4eareh work al has
been done BY The unofficial com
mittee.
They hope. and privately. the In
sist. that no body on polfclnns viii
be able to ignore the work OF The
platform committee IL moils osinIon
should get solIdly bsfIn1 t.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-22

Hoqulrementsf teacher poaseea.
ins scholastic preparation represent
"a by Norman school diploma or col
lgsc degree, or their equivalent. from
recognized scat Of learning and hay-
inE ~ iuaai one years aacremnfni
teaching expefience. shall be- eiixibis
10 make application for a position in
IN" Guthrie elementary schools.
Teachers already IN tho mystwm
whose preparation does not equal re-
quirement as aboye will be requires
20 pursue work toward such attain
nl"nl pr special work along tho Line
N the particular department or IN.
ntruction IN which they ars engaged.
FOR tho purpose of determining
the compensation 0f the teachers ia
mo elementary schoola, they shall bs
divided into six groups based upon
~s----eaHssrsH--~s --~s,a,.~a~-~s-a~-~..-s-~..---..
fcontlnued on Page \, Col. 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-22
Short Cuts To
Home Mems

w0rd aAH ns~n rvs~lvwl ttA' sa,
kanaam state Agricultural CnsivvI
cha ter og Kappa ka4a~ ,sem'sss ae'
won she collsxv seholaeehsp pFsssp iol
lthe rrvsnms year Miss Adelaide tlli
A.aFaNrva ArlnautrusW ana ltulh Ril
hart arw meushssFw. cg thta ctytl#wF 81
The fraternity
THO lncaa losAsr kniKhsa - pysh
tAs. al Friday nlNAs'a senaion, con
terrea Tho renkn of rass snd hasin'fv
oa Two aaplmnla tof knishthooa a"a
elected two other memhvFH 90 caFae
rner. waA fine attendance " we'n4
barn and some good team WORK wan
pu, an. Election of officers viii be
held on tho first FRIDAY nlEhs W
June
Nembers 81 the q A Y and ether
patrsotlo organizations wlll n'eet a
their hai SUNDAY az $50 y ~ ann
march Ia tho firsl NJ y vhufva. inl
hear the memorial seruon BY ~
Ca,lan. A eeetion ot tee church WV
na rraer,cd NY thn uAhara foF the
A " and ladsea.
The committee III charge aS she
campaign fcr geod roa'ia has cn'n" y
tha conclusion that for various Fea
sons. Il would BIO impractical 10 aaA
for an election "a vote bonds as th'a
time. An those who 50 generously
"a tho expense fund Will
receive cheek ia full for 'helf de-.
nation within thr next few datas
Il n kuehol. Chairman
rhes. marriage llcenH.s were II
sued since yesterday Harry CLAYTON !
Wand 80 aud Dora neatrlee c0wiinA
a. Crescent W 7 rlasterN, " aud \
BELLA Barnard. ~. oklahoma cisy I
.ohurt Ieruusiah awata -. ANadia ,
nd EtheI aaasar, "a. lAthne u =
arciay ~, and Maple J AtlllweIl II
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-22
CABINET MEMBERS WITH
CARRANZA WHEN eI AIN

Havana. May 22.-Luis Cabrera,
minister OF the Mexican treasury de I.
rartment, ysnacio BonilIas, fofrner
Mexican ambassador at Washing ~
and reputed TO he the favorite can
didate for president Of Mexico and all
other members Of the carranza cab.
ines accompanied csrranxa In his
flight TO the mountains Of Pushia,
according to Mexican newspapers re.
ce'ved IN this city yesterday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-22
MORE PRICE CUTTING
NOTED m THE WEST

spokane. Wash. May 2s.~Reduc-
tion@ 81 FROM 10 10 80 par cent Il
pric"a. made effective February st.
inst. by a aaIcs company which con.
tfoin the output Of a number of North
western mills. Win be continued untll
sept y, according I'd announcement
today by J N Tate. aBsiatant general
manager ot the csnpany.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-22
Payroll Bandit
Captured at Tulsa

Tulsa, okla. May 22.~-rhomas 5.
castieherry. alias. !, ., ulshor.
charged with robbery ~ sso.ooi
payroll Of American Espress com
pany. ST. Louis, Mo-, has bsen ar
rested here.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-22

Boys fishing in the no-ts fork OF
the Canadian river near Canton yes-
terday caught a catfish that weighed
III pounds. II required team OF
mules to take the monster fish from
the stream
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-22
OFFICIAL CONFIRMATION.

Washington, MAY 22.--An of
ficial dispatch received by one of
the embassies here from diplo-
matte representative in Mexico
City also reports the death Of
Carranza, but gives no details.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-22
KILLED MAN BY FIRING
INTO A CROWD

Granite CITY. III. May 90 Author
iiies here today are seeking to ais
cover the identity OF the men who
fired from a speeding automobile into
crowd OF striking building crafts
men and strike sympathizers gathot
Cd on a corner In the business see
tion here last night. killing one man
wounding another.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-22
KILLED BY HERRERA s MEN

FL Paso, Nav % President
Carranza was killed by troops un-
der General Herrera, former
federal soldier of the Diaz regime
the message of 0bregon stated
The assassination was reported
to have taken place at Puabla
yesterday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-22

Fred Place. who fell on the Hurton
Bros. building, says Il was not the
fan that hurt hip. but the sudden
stop, lie broke several ribs. colIa~
bone ana shoulder; liz says be viii
be out IN few days 10 break iha
rest OF them,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-22
SEVERAL INJURED WHEN
pllCp "a WaErkF

Cincinnati, May 22.---rhe Chicago
flier on the Pennsylvania railroad ls
reported 10 have been wrecked early
today at North ccilinsylIIe. ~ mllea
north Of Hamilton. No one u re-.
po'ned killed. but several arc sald 10
have been seriously Injured.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-22
Head of the Mexican
Government, Vic
tim of Assassin S
Bullet.
San Antonio, May %
President Carranza has
been assassinated.
KILLED BY OWN MEN.

FL Paso, May %. President
Carranza Of Mexico was assassi-
mated by his own men. according
10 a telegram from General OBJ
RECON Of Mexico City, received
by revolution agents here today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-22
THE WEATHER

New Orleans. MAY 22.-Tonlgh.
and Sunday. partly cloudy to cloudy.