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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-28
WHAT -IcKRD OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

Washington Representative 81
striking rAiiaoad men asked inrmhers
~ congress 20 use fhrt4 Influence
siih Presideni Wilson 10 have the
rai'foad rhcf board lear ihelr de-
mauds ar tereased "a,
Aue4 pre,A Reaei forces are
PREPARING 20 marsh uson Mexico cay
from the state o. Garrero General y.
Eilas Gales. com mAn5er- in-rhicf al
Do liberal consiiiaflonalisi arm ysu
aoanoed
Antweu TIE American hockey
team dofcsisd fhe Swedish Team 20
~ 0'fmliic contest : 90 o
--Tspiersrs. Ireland hundred
men armed wth rifles and explosives
captured the B4liysnder police ba-
facks after siege o. three hoBrx
-Berlin -Ths Deuieche zenung
reported thr German government was
eTelarnr note 70 France 6emand|ag
he ~shars~si of i've forces from ali
o4up.ed territory
Kansas CITY Stanisisxs ZbySzko
defeated Salvatore Cheyzlief and ~.
lstrsng'efl Lewis fhrew Franiz 20
ar. rsnaciAn champion. IN ssraig
ssiis
beiiirghsm Wash To Nash-
irrton xssse republican corvehlion
2 isrfsaf a. rxzfrs a. larxr 70 the rA-
iionsi convention. ia,strucfed 20 sgp-
forf fbe candidacy q sensior Niias
poince1fer fof he PRESIDENTIAL nom
'rzticn.
-Sf iosis- Sfriking ysrcmeu q
'he 81 Louis railrosd distfic-. agaiu
rofed b. continCe theif STRIKE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-28
Christian EMOtlv0R
WORKERS TO MEET
June ia 70 is Dates Set Excel.
lent Program Has Been
PREPARED and Enjoy
able Tine Assured.

TIE hiHon whlsA afl prove "a
- ok,AhomSk sreai.si Sra n =
Christian knaesvof earralu ys<. hofh
= f.e.si q namhers sa1 eaihassNssn.
via be hef sh.gssvih arg asf slAss
soassatioa
rAs consentl4n All - "a Monda,
racsiAs "Wednesday Tharsdas. and
frd2y Jane - sH IS. l.. sma ik
$3.50 n ordef 10 remsRl,ef ths eK
ae aass ~ isAts home on Or X.
fcHe ths enlsekY aas ihe lsih
fhis cenvssfton All be he'd lA
Naskoxee. ~ prosperoas sI3s Whach
nsrissns tttso prosperous thsvias
Ard hAnpf people. 1, has the Fris..o.
Y q 4 g. Midland Nanss and X
h 4 r railroads ~nh ssrtet car
eoraection WITH ftt iron Mountain
Ntlnoaa ~hich pns throueh row
;Ibscn q is one * tAe best cities
e ~hiea ID issc IN fAe southwest
assias seoa scAoois sharehes and
very howe iovsng peon'e rAe ehan
her t ccmmercs 2nd al olhsr orsan
KAftons are giving thcir ruanSisl ~
~eil - iheir moral support ta the
7onrenfsnn committee
Reasons NhA eea Shonid attend
- conrcufion srs iaai outside ~ rs
eesne ErAna and riofoas vacation
ct yon. sca ~ll rei ~ me beaens
hsi gatherlns Ake shis hrinKs In
p ~sy a piAns uew IDEAS uc~
friends eo.ce fellowship and insplrl.
sea-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-28
10 lI.tIuE~ tILs VS..
~ IlIi~ tAsl

Chl,aro. kprn a. 10 teia there
Wpre O. COS GOO .0ap IN circulation
in ne raiisd States. sltlnw 80 fef
eaplia IN FsbruafY. ipen. ~ hat
r. Sia ooa 400 making - per capita
fhaf sounds very Neoj bui the
American dollar q now worth only
half ~ former value said luilre
sentative simeon y feas ~ ohie
speaking a. The convention of ihr NAt
tlonsl i.nmher asspclau 10 ~
Congrrts hNiel
We said there vas ne chance fof
= reduction N itsa present tak rat"
as hong as me hifh cost ~ uov~rn
a.ni eeefaiies e~ai.ns-t
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-28
GRAND crANcfLNoe. coLoRED
q. p. DELIVERS ADDRESS
10 LOCAL lnoGF

Grand ChAnceuor ~ chas Al
NssktaM y rulsa WAk in Gaihre
.ass Hleai and delivered : lccfur, an
he goea ~ the order 81 the iocai
cdse hsrr Dr wkkham is an ca-
eefiAonaAy vel informed naa and
beloved ~ ths brethren ~ho have
great eanfienoe in his Integrity sna
s.aec-iy To seeefss subordinate
iNslkes ever the state and luFisdic !
ii'u are prospering and Erowing rar-
DIV ~ auuouhccd A large crowd ~
local me mbers ef the coiored order
k 2 order btArd ~ wickham last
aieti
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-28
e0mssDs EMBOSSED

e DGN4ANN :
NewArk ~ a. Arr - &C smpief
rsra-rs t-p1 fre districts sh0w :
~ el~cfio- ~ ffee Woed and seur
johnson tfieEa.er lrcompiera rt-
tu~ns fny~ slr other ciercsf .nai
ea.el the eieaaor 81 elt woo5 sad
rwo 5chrsDr- 4rt tVs rnpie1gec
cslezstes. aifhpuxn ihs rute il soefe
cases w1s r3ose. 0ne d.ssrits. ftr
T~elna IS -nissinr a. ~ oriees
fessse-r ssznoar6 tmeg fels morn =
s1E
A. serer ociSck tAF -rorrsnr i--
csm .4eis fe-uEns sna,1sset fhss Wood
rad CARED th,reer uf thf rsentv-
nns rcu1 r. 1he state No0s
rote xzs tasriest n ~ rlfsi ti~-
sr1r-s q ire rsnfsai ara fosfhe-r
ps-r ~ fhe stare. 4h1e gefnren po'-
I'D heariy IL ibe Industrial dlsfFists
oi ~ ror-t
rnfst SsAtef SsnsfO-e Aaltel
EDGE zDd geseyh s rrei.atslys=s
sss-axet tD ths presfdeuf .si chpsce ~
a. voters - exsresset 81 fte pfj-
aaa-v. t1ve beer esersec sf members
- ~ rsssnsiEen ~Aix f1sr - ras-
stsrsfk1 si1rztifies over ttfir eig1f0
Q g.r.tf-ts Ferner f-oeerupr "a
xsr5 n S-oket ped Cd 10 W'pot.
seems aes1-sd q i.ird plsnr Forae-
Ar-irr Governor NTifisn \ Rsrgs1
s.iedrte - Nod Is lrse3aF IL fss
rses for f1rTh fi4ct. aifhesr1 CRY
C.rrzzlsslo1r~ Tnvzl&s I. RzFrno1z
- ,eNzsk pte6e.t - Woot. Ma.
sert L Ba.iarf - Fzss orsnre. zn1'
Tisoruse z I<a76en - Ps-ferecr- bofs
szr6ref zo gobaecn sad ForrBef
f-rre< sizes k-'orseF C~nersi g1sn
csE x. pledges % Wood. az s0ii0w
E-s elu-e tebl.s = ~ ofeer 1suss
IL aose wss. Fre1laEh ~ sen zs.seg
Bs1s-1- seSS<
fsur4-ror E6r2r5 = E1warts. wkol
hss ssr.eznres t1sf ~. sosf carr
"a FRA azstnst sFohfiis1uz nnsD -
Ter - tte Ezn FrzBEzsco eprFesf5cr
wzs @secses se<d ur - osrner-sss<
-tx f~z- ote~ tezDcvsfie deie-
xz-a<-s- -ssrxr eseese6 a. ~laDu-
esrnes-1uz. Ee74 Ssnses z Ssxezf-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-28
BURTON GIVEN VOTE
OF THANKS BY ROTARY
Noonday Session Of Club Sees
Many Civic Matters Discuss.
cd New Directorate Il
Named BY Members.

The noondaf luncheon ~ the Ra
iaff club vas featured b, heavy a..
tendance President narlan pfeaia
"a Reports on iho Joplin m.etins
were osed aud plans made laokins
io Rotary participation IN the Mason .
ie Temple ground breaklaa. No 3
The mayor Niii lssus proclamation
declaring Ma halliday and ash 4.
inr places oi business fa close Tor
two hours. ffam siesan 90 .ae ~
eiook
nr uainos ruesi nmld oompn
meni 10 the Methodist hospital
ilf hllHhauel. % 10 NunnIyf. Chaa
htrif. nYrun ilaichslar and John liA
aroih we're elected nyW alf,.sinra fsr
thc rnsuinr year The directors will
ci"ri tho nrw Officials neat week
A vote ~ thanks was rendered
President liufion for Nj. esfl,leni
~ofk as president thanks vsfs also
rendered Secretary sinrfier
'itepofi on proposed home for fhe
fiks % enet 81 500 vas presented
and The ksiaflans expressed q desire
"a gei behind iho gymnasium fosf.
ufe % be- Installed 10 fhe new home
thr Noies were invited ~ attend
ihe Elks social session Friday ntshi
when further plans fof me home viii
b. presented
helnS Braun rase iil of his re-
collections az Kansas man aud ihs
male chorus concluded the s"sfisn
with America
The club wili hold session a. The
Country club ncft month
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-28

n-ash.ngson. AfTil = -Izbor s-Sn-
6sso-.r rtrrxt zhaue thf Tinted ftstes
prsseuzs . uoHs bosew9 srosi'ees
soazF shsn fher hare since M close
n <he uzr The Eanher of Ha5oe
strikes hss t@en reenoe6 . fes
y Fhile there are B1uy rnir,or ssrikss
zzz shils there is - un1eTcsrfeni
= unress. the oussook "a diFitnetis
Satisfactory e government Off izis
-se-s r. = esffer.,zee % osinion -
- vhzf Broke fse so-ezissf -osf-
lev sfrfss o. <he railroads sat
sre-y eo1r - sgree1 thai 4 i p,eferef
ost A-tornsf Gen<rzl P4-@ ns-
-zssllT beieTes ne szpo-< q the r.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-28
Switchmen at
Oklahoma City
Tie up Traffic

oAisseras CITY Apesl a ~-As~s =
eempists paralysis ~ trade sfsff's
thsouaNeus osisNe~,s casy vac 80
esessd ~ rsllNsd wsH - fssts's
o. alsnt Fsll nssssse ~ ~sis
eut - sepTe.,msssis 40 switch.
~.eN here lsss niaht
wsiheut aeaoan<inu ~hf ieef
auf,. s.s,ually sll s~sseN~s~ - o.
lsAo~s Ctr sards. isss ~evs - y
e'steek. spokssymsu fer ths ~sN
ssla ,hs, = wssslna ~as le oe hsla
snls r,esa4ao but shs ~ss,tss y
Ne considered ~sFs got snnesnesa
raeehene al. a. fssig~sd ef'i
elals sna yard rouea heusss 'silsa
,a uneevss sny aefl~as lefeFrs
tien
The msstina 81 STRIKERS ~as ssi'
Ia ssssso~ "a 2 e'eioeA shss sfssf
neoe srs apparently No aeeisle"
had been reached en sey ~ me
~a,,ses eeiAo discussed Hsper'sfs
~sss rot sdsws,ssa 70 the meet
lna
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-28
Labor Situation is More Hopeful Than Since Close of War;

the J. W " q Admitted a. ihe DE-
paFtmenf of labor that tie ". W.
have made use ~ tie opportunity 70
|axltase Tor The zone big nnlon. bui
that IN itself has DOT yef beer de-
eiared illegal.
Investigation u The causes - he
railroad strike II proceeding and y T.
isfere<fing 70 find thai the Informs
ton gathered q the department 81
labor ssnphasizes internal ifesbiss n
the rasIrzy brosbeFboods ~ well -
the eozf - living.
II is reported for Instance .tbst
nzny of tbe tzllnozd men hsye
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-28
He Says Girl
Begged Him
To XIII Her

Pontiac, Mich. April 2s.---Aiian
Best. formerly % Flint. Mich, cor.
fehsed early th.s morning. aecors,ne
70 Prosecutor cieen c Gillespie. that
he killed Miss Vera Schneider. -
year old teiephonr operator, whose
body was found early sunday rsorr.
ing on tire porch q an snoceopleo
dwelling.
-sfe ssseo ne % kiil her" Best
was quoted ss say 90. Ne even ds
cisfeo, socor5ins 70 the prosecutor.
that ne met Miss Schneider for the
first tire late Saturday night.
II refused az first bot sbe begged
80 hard flrsily dio u 20 please
her" he added
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-28
np is>n~Ht ". stN~
sIitN WI. >Or t,f-
! nti> my tstr
>oV -
N ! lUkEE SYNDICATE
BUYS UP PROPERTY
uI> NliO MADI tOnrt NJ
Of ~ MIN NnE CON
uDI\t rittr I>Dts.
my WI M M
NiNtD N ttItRI


Milwaukee Aerlt "a -~eF Fsss.esaA
seus'npss~Tsh. representing rssss ses
husen in'ssesss. Nss heaohs praeslssi.
y every 'ssvs Brewing industry le ~.
state swf are epslmsssle ~sth refer
s"ss 20 shs future ~ brswieo y am
making - sssssmsrs far pssbl,a.ssea~
ss'd NJ fteuss~~eTsh. -aat an ssr
''dsn' 'hs hssF Tesklnu Industry will
ee revived Ia ne ueEsss STATE. ~.
'afsla" hafr uIsissns demand u sns
iNs federal prehiessier lev permits u.
Alcoholic scrss~s ~ = p~r ssrs 10 nee
Intoxicating aTs eN~mlast snsl,sl.
made ~ ths Naria's beet ehsml.ss ~.
- heidi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-28

Essex couuty d~nsocrafic tesder,
HsyoT Frznk iiaFue u Jersey CRY
and mayor Frederick " Donbeily q
Tr.rfor Democratic voters ID not
hsre ar opsoyzanity 70 REGISTER tbsfr
chosce for sre@itenf there be.ng no
candic1ie's nsue printed On ne bal
o. srhosxh Al - fhe -blx fosf
and virtually al y ne 1issricf dele
zsies are pledged % he candidacy o.
r.orernor Edusrds
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-28
CIVIC BODIES lTiAG
~ TEMPLE Plans

Various civic bodies ~ the cliy
Wiz take part IN fhc ceremonies at-
tending breaking gromd for the nee
Masonic temple on May q
The ceremony af the fmfk wlil b.
begun promptly 81 l0 20 o'eloes
frscoded ~ parade Mayor Ilaft
man wi'l declare MAJ holiday
and business houses ali eiore fot
fvo hpurs Governor Hoberison anf
other state officials will be- present
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-28

been dissatisfed e0h W q.
Lee president u the brotherhood 81
Railway Tralnmsn. and fhaf the
strike f. an attack on his iesdsrshlp
Some representatives Would seem
- Indicate fesentmenf over M
Lees siiered activity o. sapport ~
bshaif of Genefai is-onard wood'a
candidacy.
fear Ndissrlsu,
This = andsfzfoo1 - hsse sis@1
Fise 20 . eonfroFtrff over inspendinr
rl7iilarIsm IL the TAXED STATES.
food. indeed. for fte radicals aud
orators IN lsbors rsnkH
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-28
Ash LAWS ,c INST
LYNCH MD JIM CROW

Chicago April - Resolutions
"a xing that she democratic and re-
r0bliaan national conventions include
n their platforms drastic laws
against lynchlng mob violence. Jim
Crow isEs. technical dissnfranchisei
meni and wage slavery" wers al
OPTED isss niehf a. a conference cal
I'D BY she EQuai Riahis league.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-28

u Il elear from al the infornln .
fioa gathered about ne different
strikes in The eosnfry that ihs cost
~ Twins and tho demand for labor
IN other lines of sork more prsfl' +.
able than that 81 the discontinued
worker has sfiped uasetfle labor
conditions TheFr a. no conslneinx
evidences 81 rsfleallein
There II abundans pr,of ~ econo-
mie unrest - . result 81 hiEh
prices and reconstruction iiis and
= deco dlssppoinfmenf sifh the
csmpxIrn 10 reduce the cos. q lls-
ing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-28
ri HR DISTRICT GERMAN
COMMANDER RESIGNS

Paris April = zs-senersi won Wat
tef. commander u German govern
msni troops IN the Huhr district dur
ing recent oommunizf shoriers fbess
has resigned. and his resignation has
been scceged. according 10 advices
from Berlin
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-28
10 CIT Uicli COST
XIII I'M tNt MN

Chicago. April sa--tveeY third
chteAoesa 10 too Cat. according 20
o. jaha OH aehsrtsee. hssith
com~lsslsner. ~he 70 experiment
,na with . weight ssdes,lo~ class
~ nsoels increase TIE scss ~
living ~ aver ss,lHg sed hsF~
,hsmssivss ~ osrlra fatty dsgsH
efAtlon % the heart. pr Robert
eor declared.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-28
1oAtti\0R uAnni<c uA>
H,Rn >iIDni>. N oN\
>ftrf NHi> NpItR>
niNtni uo>oR> WIN
ARMY NAN
WET GOvEnk0R or
NEW JERSEY ENDORSED
HOOVER t>D JOHNSON. NOT
IN ONO BAlIoI BIT
nHlN RftIlNt MANY
VOTES: - f0R H,Rn-
s\G. " ron WOOD
N uliIo. II NJ
MlRN


Ne~ark. y. ; 8p- - ~ "a -
0ere~sl lesrarc aSaa &as leac,nf
Ssnstcr sofnser cf cahfcrnAa. - 81
eetrs = s~e Ne~ gersey reefercrtis
prsrnsry ccnscss AZ fi ccfecs trA
raerwtnq Rrsseo retarus sac~ct
ths calfornAan hsc xus 80 oaponent's
ie2a - <a< si-ce sewer c'eleck
setafrs ssr $50 sot q 1o1s e.rc
oen ois,rissA save Nooe ss.s7- src
ssenScr 4soss
A. 'ists e'oiosk ~fir rss sstrictf
n'tssinn. wosc ~as saf7c srs gctr
- %F4-2fs esra Ncca iesc o
SIS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-28
Nt\ >iiOI ~
son ~ Kit.D TODAY

Woodward okia Aprii es rhe
bod, ~ Mr. = & Smith. gq ycar.
old sho died Do hospital here 10 "a
night a. the result of eunshot
wound secidegiaiif lnflcted by her
seFen wear oia son yesterday va
seni today 70 iosan Oklahoma. for
burial
The family was aisking q trip over
land and she lililc toy lu moving me
shotgun dropped 81 he gun vas dis
CHARGED aud the load ttfurk ihe
mother In the b.,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-28

dicsilsm alleged % be behind the rail-
szF strike ID the tfick others
tank fhe asiet WORK of trained con
e1liaiors employed - the govern
ment together with he establish
uenf q the railrczd labor board
helped send fhe strikers back 20
work
Living Conditions 70 Blame.
Certainly t. esidebce gathered
y The folk ~ me Department of la
Dsr souic eeer 70 in1iczfe that dis-
satisfaction vita fhe cot q living
hze rsore % % with the strike thza
rz1icslisn thsn eFsn the activity Of
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-28

oktc- Sc,aecr t-s~s -. "fss.
fss ss~- e4r5irase eiccted -
ceiessfcf q Gcreral Nooes ic
A1rrxk ~ t@eFSc1 tsocvrr ard
Ssrsfor sohnsc~ sstre ~ rtfen fr.
wskhfn nat1r-- Nssn us.or's oei.
e9stss ~aii 90 nsfrsctra fer
St.sso- Nifrs psir.estcr.
hr~ gsrses--Centrst Leor2rc
"a ooc hss beaten senssor -i-s~n
soerson ~ sce~s rrarair. a.
tssossh tnr rscs 3 wy eiose.
Nsssnchutrwts-<7 7rpuisr sla:es
80 nc-h rs~ecSrsf ard rrpUtflcsr
t4cArss ~ent ever Mskkac cnuSrtss
~n bs snpieosec bOf fae-ri~p
Cescrncr corl,epe O-pcrcrss
q lesqss q na;,oas ~ar WOOD
~sH oatce fhr reruti,csr o<iers
;ter
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-28

WsshinEfon Apfu - An agree
meet On ths eaisf po~sr hlil "a.
reached iedsy bf the senate and
hoasr sonfeferses bu, the thsu~e
agreed apou wIll NOS ~ made publlc
until ihe copfefsnee report l. ready
fDF sukmissl0n 20 the hoase
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-28

!. The state highway Department has
sent necessary blanks 70 J0dse H0rn
ada. Who viii furnish n duplicate
70 Lo4an county delinquent ear own
ers which win protect fhem any
where IN the state Brsng him mum
Der a. Your 1919 tax, engine number
and sellinr price of your make Of car
in 1915
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-28
ANOTHER WIFI BOBs
tPI< I'll iii ltSf

. i,os Angeles. April - -lnforms
alton concerning James X Hbiri. who
j. being detained here pending in-
vesflgalion OF his matrimonial af-
fssrs. va sought IN q LETTER Sheriff
Cline had today from Conway. Ark-
signed MR. lack HiFon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-28
ft\tNlN. COIL Np~I
~ GERMANY >INn

herliil Aprl "a @tiefmanF rnan
cisi collapse is near. ascordlnr 90 q
statement made hefnrs che national
assembly today bY nr Nlffh minis
isr % ihe treasury. while presenilna
che budget for The coming year The
minister attacked ~ar pr0fifssfs. shn
he declared are furuluK the "a
tons economic plishi 10 their own
advantage
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-28

Their ~ili BE- = meeflns Al lh~ riiY
hail Friday morning April 80. II 10
o clock sharp Tor The pafpose of d.
terminlnr vhefhsr o. nof Guthrie
shall organize committee 20 assist
ir Feftlnn over . ccuniY hend issue
fur ro9d foads Ever peFaon IN ihs
~ d ufFsnf 70 be- present Every
Business man - expected 10 attend
The meeting sili BE- called 10 order
a. 10 o'tioek sharp Tat ia a mat
lcf thsi cannot b. ieft o. fbe ether
ior. "a is % 20 you thsmhtf -
C0mmeus
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-28
HiDls ~ tO~I ~
DANISH ilttIiO>s

enharen Apfli - As p result
- 'hs eieeiions hsif throughout nea.
marx she radical paftY lost fifieel
seals Va ihe loser house ~ parIis
ueut The nest hpase all be- made
uN Ha fpllnwn
Trades paff ioaf. conservatives.
raaisnis ii sof ialista. a.. snd
liberals. a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-28
wlnN mNN 90 CALIFORNIA
ANN NOT DtAr0tfnAGs

san oisae. April fs---wlas msssrs
- California srs net discouraged ever
TIE bone afr eerastian ~ shs nsslss.
ftsr feel 'ha, ere pfsssn, ssss,la lss~
~i'i hs sHnviied ~ assv, aselsls~.
Many ~ shs'w. he~sVse s~s sssp~
vineyards ard slNse prehlblslon Nss
been ~ fare~ hsvs rseslsss h.ttsv
prices ihsa ever hsseee fhsy at
'rlhst 'ns better psiss sns tns svsss
sssnsrd 70 shs fact shss tho pscpls are
sssples ,hs nepss hrs~ fires bseslrs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-28
MILLIONAIRE PICKLE MAN TO
GIVE CHURCH a roerUsf

ciscafo. hprl ~ A large cstho-
ile university wlii - constructed ~
chicaFo. according to plans az.
nounesd today b Archbishop George
" iiundsieln.
Acceptance ~ = $500 sJa arr from
Edward bines in frsmofy " his ssn
Edsard Hines. W.. who died IN
France
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-28
DRY Psaloo VIII
aoon eAaa AwAxf


Chssso. Agfii 20 -gs~srd Lses..
hefv chlsaoo arvssr. srasaresa 10.
dar nat be hss Invested . sar,.ss ~
obtaining sew brs~ssiss, hstssina
ihs' ,hs uatss STATES will rot rsu,slp
80 DRY" as u - new
taaasbsfo purchased the srs'es An
sF'eaH stoesholal~os ~ .as .ii~sasss
saa Chicago bfe,~efiss Id. saa Nns.
ilsh hola'ng eos~paey e~rina sll the
siseA ~ the untsa states nss~laa
company. q u ssla rhs smsflssr
holdings ~see asla 70 approximate
teifo 900
Despite tho pse.su, lntsrala,lsr ~
brewery products. arr optimistic
evsf ,hs future - ths brewing lasus
,sy.' NJ uanasbseu said -, IL ry
opinion that puhlls ssrtlmsat ss~asu.
ally ~iil fescs = noss fsssoasbls toi.
sranes ~ uslid alesholle bsssrsass
sea 'hs' TIE present radical ns,isnai
pfoh'b''lo" ls~ ~iii greatly be meal
fed"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-28
Short Cuts To
Home Mems

4 ~~-~~~r~~
rhe nfth same 81 soiles bah a. -
piAsea hel@esm tha teams a shs
l.sons and Rotary clubs ~i,l be ssaeea
THURSDAY nighs ~ toe euy hall
l..ons scnsena thas thss wsll - the
fsnal game of the season. a. shes
have already ANNEXED ihree oai 81
lfe fcar gAmss plascd and ent more
esh make the nceessAfs fcaF oag og
pc~siale seten Thr Reses. hae
ever xfe sonNeeding ncshsns aud sss
tsss have he safmsse eg their soang
lives in stors fof IN l,oasitul i4ons
., ans exsas she game 10 he pla,ed
ioAerreW nlFht viii he intensely a
oising and hard tsashl and large
sro~d ~lll he oas 10 see a plaYcd
All are selceme nfine ia horns
On pass aad eew BELLS
roaAs Aetil - ls The annlser
sers q the bis fiooa That devastated
he wesi side 81 lha city aad drowned
five people Many narrow escapes
frem death ocenred fhAl day Man,
old.tlmsrs vill remember che awful
nlght q terror 2s wears aso TO-DAY
NAny houses were sweps away b,
'he isAed and ihs property loss vas
a. the time estimated a. 500 eee
Ms AaHs Heer secretary 81 the
Red Cross. toia rhe Leader to-day
'hai the hahy hagry asked gcr several
days aTo had been donated hy q char
Itahle Saihsie woman loy which ghe
Rcd Cross ladies are efeaiN ihank
'ul Therc b uo~ demand Tor
ahild's bed and the good Samaritan
sho donates this ncc.ssafy piece y
iunHare wal he deuhly blesaed us
ne ked Gross and by tho little one
sho will use u Phone esa
Masoais Temple Guards banquet
"a AZ the Hofal Hotel Cafe iast even
ng and bad acl.saifui time The
program vas vel rendered and the
'cpasi enioycd hs twenty three 4
lizards Mrs. AekeFmAn vas hostess
Superintendent reane The an
oantcr between Teacher and a pa
n A. hieh seh0ol yesterday afternoon 4
vas laneHiahle affair have no
xcases 60 make fof the actions ~ tho
eachsr ~ ~as positively wrong and 1
% Was the huy Who ia a measure was
am nov insesiirai /
ng the affair and viii make a report I
atef
nepaly sheriff fganmaFc wili iease, /,
n sAe moruiur for McAiev'cr WHERE
le wll iake Ose johnson. yoans
errn. 10 the stale iraininx schnol saf
oiorcd bows and nil lana The Mesi-
ar ~ho burriaused the y A N store '
p the state pcul'er.'ary
Tho Prairie Oii a Gas cunpsuy I
adas recorled "a Oh and gas leases
aih lhe county clerk The leases
ere taken On land in Rosehill and
iuibali TOWNSHIPS and are Ia bios X
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"NAA - FANNf'e4
-ApDi.S CLOSE RAcC
cciur7bl-t. O.. kpriI 1s--Accuonsi
returrs from ycsse~sag's p-rsscensis 81
preftrrroe prtrzry eiec;sor n Ora
irass gave Senate Warren c -s~o
&c > cas- - s'-aoss 700 Votes ever
@sse- cenersl Lecrsrc ~ooc -ne
scts fro- <s7T e0i - S.ss2 preefnx.s
u ths rts-e cave -sroirs 'oz.7e2 sno
Nocc efs76
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-04

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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-04
Colonial.

Corinne Griffith. star Of -Deadline
at Eleven" which will be shown at
the Colonial theater today, gives a
tip to women in the story. The sug-
gestion is how to control your hus-
band. father. brother or sweetheart.
"A man hates to be henpecked, ruled,
controlled by the St~p watch system
or questioned as to his actions. SuC1
methods sows seeds of discord ami
reap revolt The clever woman leans
upon her husband, makes him feel he
10 doing a favor to her and that she
lis looking at him as her idol. her
sweetheart.
In "Deadline at Eleven Miss Crit
fifth has the role Of a reporter. She
is anxious to save a member Of the
staff from himself. She asks him not
to be rash. But, male fashion, he
thinks he is being henpecked. He
has A will of his own, and he is de-
!termined TO exert it. The man leaves
to show his independence. But the
seed has been sown on fertile ground