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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-05-20
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
State Highway Bridge COnstructio,

Sealed proposals addressed 10 ~.
state Highway Commission. Augusta
Maine. for building the following 70.
inforced concrete bridges:
The Lower Belfast Bridge oyer IN.
Passagasa wakeag River in the city o.
Belfast, Waldo County, Maine.
The Cathance Bridge in the Town a.,
Topsham. Sagadahoc County, Maine.
The Mainstream Bridge in the Town
of Harmony, Somerset County. Maine
The bridge over the outlet Of china
Lake in the Town of Vassalboro. Ken.
nebec County. Maine
Each endorsed with the nar3e Of III.
bridge. will be received by the Com.
mission at it's office in the state House
Auggsta Maine, until 1915 y n
1920, and at that time and place pub.
licly opened and read.
Each proposal must be made upon
blank form provided by the commits.
sion. for copy of which one dollar vii
be required. and must be ACCOMPANIED
by a certified check for 10 PEI eant -
the amount bid. payable to tie Treas.
urer of state of Maine. Tho certified
check viii he returned TO all bidders
unless retained under the conditions
stipulated.
\ surety company bond satisfactory
to the Commission, of one-haIf If the
amount of the contract. will he re4uir-
ed Plans may he examined aa3 cony
of specifications and contract ny be
obtained at the Office of the commis-
sion. Augusta, Maine
The right is reserved to roget any
or all proposals.
WILLIAM NJ. AVER, chairman
PHILIP j. DEERING
FRANK A. PEABODY
state Highway Commission
PAUL d. SARGENT. Chief Engineer
Dated at Augusta, Me. May 6. 1a2o
2w2s
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-05-20

drives the heat directly against the
utensil.
The ovens in these stoves are scien-
ti6cally constructed to circulate
fresh. hot air around the food, driv-
ing out the steam and maintaining
an intense, even heat.
For your further CONFERENCE.-The
NeW PeJectionWa terHeatersfurnish
hot running water at very low cost.
They are adjusted to thousands of
water systems the country over.
New Perfection Oil Cook Stoves
and New Perfestion Water Heaters
are sold by dealers everywhere.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-05-20
NOTICE OF FoRECLosrpp

Whereas Philena J. Higgins Of -.
cord in the County of Somersaf aI,
State of Maine by her mortgia.a ,a"a
dated December IL. 1891 and r-eardo5
In Book go Page ass also BY he. ,4' 'aed
gage deed dated Mar 4 Q. 1sql 4e1
corded in BOOK IL. Page 14l 80 e,
ed to Selden =. Gre.ne of Solor ia 10y
County md safe certain real ~, ~
In said Concord bounded and dasarib4g
thusly on the east by land ou.aa4
James Huggins. on the South -. ny
occupied by Daniel McAllfster en- '.ia
West by land owned by Marti, =.
Berry on the north by the road n,
the hurying ground and by land ~
fortY-tiVe acres. more or less 49, ,s
South hail OF tHe "tst half of l.t 5.
bered three of the third Rang - r.,5
in said Concord containing fits r.
more or less also another Dot - r-5
in said Ger ord bounded on 'ts I,.
by land OF James Huggins rHH In
formerly of william Davis #s 49,
South hy land formerly of Dluia NJ
Allister and land Of MarH g. rr.
the West by land of Martin Na-fs
the North 10y the road leadas f-..
corner near Martin Berry's To- EHr.-l. az.
ferry and the cemetery and lan4 =#a-
by John McNeal, meaning ~ #any.
one hundred acres more or les
whereas said Selden r Green DIS,
signed said above named mort24s.s -
Walter :. Higgins of said Concord ~
deed of assignment, date Au4 =
D. 1913 and recorded in Isaz RI.
Page 514 and whereas said Water =
higgins duly assigned said uarte3e-y
to Ivie NJ. Higgins. by his deaa - .
segment dated Jan. -. \. u. l435 s..i
recorded in Somerset Registry in Boz
327, Page Ice, and whereas The s8r5a
tons of said mortgages have ben ana
now are broken. now Therefore. bv re-
son of the breach of the cpnditions
thereof, I claim foreclosure Of s.ts
mortgages.
Dated this twenty-ninth day Of Anra
1920. ''.t
EVE NJ. HIGGINS
BY Royden V. Brown.
Sw19 Her Attorney duly authorized
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LOCAL ITEMS
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Lewis Brown returned to Bowdoin
College this week after visiting his
q '''' =
Mr. and Mrs. II. T. Pooler have had
as horSe guests during the past week
Mr.. Harry Turner and son Of Los
Angeles. calf.
Nrs. George Clough has been visit
ing in Augusta this week with her
sons Norris Clough and family and
Frank Clongh
1obn pbilIins ard hi donab+or
Mrs Herbert c. Judkins have been in
Phillips during the past week owing
10 the illness of a relative
vi Dauo.A.. \, D,,... ,,,..
Enni.o u Cbasa 49, - ,,Iator,1iiia
Friday to attend a meeting of the Eng
lish Teachers Club.
,,.- -. ... NJ.
,,,. MISSES I unit lulcol1e anu us
P ~ iet , ueu ~ -;aitina
49,. . - - -
~ -, 40
u, anu "ils. Alau,io1 T. Loiu -.
90 son IN " ~, ~ neu oul .s 80
ilon nroohsViiie' "heIe 'n -. ~
sunllhonea ny ehe iiiheSs u Inv wv
va . ii'oei'e'
MISS florence buIiii' ~. VI s'~'. 80 20
laoa, VIZ JUS Ig.i n D. 60
VI s'uGy at d ioi .isne p.'.n 80 n,ith
,eee' riHi'eu 'ne ~ OF Vi '"'
MISS Ferna Apoe'
Mrs. T. Perry Maddocks returned to
Waterville, Thursday afternoon, after
oeihg III 10" ioI ela' , u"s o o43r,
! ihs ler husoaio "to D. ,''9 80 N'i'e
da ihdnasei al - W,
Somerset Chapter No. Is r. A. NJ.
held a special meeting Thursday night
with refreshments served at $50. The
NJ NJ. NJ and p NJ. and M. f. Id. de-
grees were conferred.
va,,r ou.i,oa bona Loot
W. 80 taaaaob,,aotts mbar. no
W W, i' s -1,.a,,I aa,,s with bic con
I,o.oeu ~ aa bia
SlliioIu - Dhaao vn,,nt, pano;+ -
E hthf liltA W. ''' 'N'''fN'' Ne'tsen
N"ii'o'
i Mr.. and Mrs. Linwood Nuttng and
mont in tho Robinson house on Middle
etreot now owned nv C. y Eaton and
will move there from the Lakewood
road
Mrs. Nellie X. Copp went 10 wat
erville Friday TO attend the LYlord
Speaking contest her son hehneth'
being one OF inc speakers MIS-,
Copp returned nome SATURDAY anu
Kenneth went on 10 Lewiston Oh
business.
U,bai came neor bning serious
runaway Thursday night was prevent
cd nv an ex-soldier. whose name was
~. D..la. booo,,,o
I'm " ~ o5 Mn
l.Is l,e's - "' ~ oaano t1o,,so ~ :
@Ne''ue - VI" TN hanoo" ,,.nra bitchod
.'9. aPee' ;ni,,on I'D rh,rsdoy
...' 49,. e ~ ln,. - tbis Iorl, -
ne'n6 M ~. 10" ti,,ia 90 e,,ob q
- oe,'''e' ~, l.,aio. aii,,hoa MON
49,, ~, ~ .,,na,,,o,,s ,roro
.ne "a ~ saa4a.t and ltannod +bon,
sol4s h 'nea' a. ro et, on North
Jt9. ,''0'e Po'N''
''ie
A surprise party was given to Mrs.
Vesta NJ Blaisdell. Thursday evening,
nv Miss Eva M Blair and Miss Marie
Lanev large number OF friends
gathered at Mrs. Blaisdelrs home and
presented her MANY beautiful and use
ful gifts. She is an old lady OF about
TO Years and a cripple and has been
e Spa heu ~ no, roat doa1 WITH ,'
-, nos ''.'t ,,'.' a,.e "a ~ ahIo -
ha . aho "a, I'LL ,,bi1o a. Tine Sbe
,',a1 ''Do" -. $50 viz t1hort swim
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DEXTER
30 Z 8 q s

lOtalS 'oS D q
Two-base hit-Philbrick. Bases on
balls-Off Lewia 5, of Champion 8.
Struck out-by Lewia 8, by Cham
pean, 8. Umpire, Parks.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-05-20

Three million kitchens with their
daily three square meals. Meals that
are cooked without the drudgery of
kindlins. coal hods, ashes and SCOT
cooked in kitchens that arc cool,
clean and comfortable.
The New Perfection Oil Cook Stove
gives you that kind of kitchen COM
fort. 1t gives you controlled heat for
any kind of cooking. A turn of
the handle supplies the high, white
tipped blue flame = the hottest
flame for fast cooking-or low,
even flame for slow boiling or sim
mering. The long, blue chimney
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-27
OKlAHOMANs IN FORCE
At BIG LEGION MEET
Several Hundred Returned Kol
dlerx Prom Oklahoma Travel
In Special Train To Cleve
land Convention

neaiies zee ehsmau ceeaufe maFs
THAN tna hauages tafuef *elaisss
sram oklahoma Afa atteaAln8 w.
aa,oud aanaAA convention ~ gAn
Americas lesnu ,hss hessn Ni
sion 81 Ctesslaad ohla tnlA mvgnsae
Delegates Chosen a. ruise
isgsunasses ele,leA al lAs rulsA
state convention 10 attepa ibs go
iional convention afe
u ii llaxau fu1sa ana " II fvll.
Ariuso4s saluastna at larsa tseFsll
Onflen. Talaa paYlA wAsHse Vt
eha lamea lssnAasU sIeselaea
Alsa Niles fulNa lamsn eulblea
,'alllnAsllle HENRY Ahrsns waaa
ner: TAT Ilauhlkan okmalasa llay
weems. aAlllaew Charles tgushsa
slillwaers chAfiea Wilson. lgenfg
eliA q y Nal0ef rotaaa Il w
Patterson Aislnpnu "a N Npefs.
MrAls*tet lleFnau inw4n Nadsil
urn l.asAs AEeAa let N.thpia
chandler u F Hama Wsxusa u
y Iusfam. oainn nf llagh i asut
lloidensille Nobefi Rvrnau aapai.
pa3 F II JAYNE Eamona Nass
rasler Yale Andrew tlsia Nasn.
mK ~ Il King Guthtie l4f Flaya
bolend uklahaHa tvisw lAg lunss
VA IluRo. tse~ra ~lAaa. Klnstlahes
4, Ia iaopsvT Dayton M Il r.
ileTali. "a Rand \ srHql~r anus
John nlles Ceanfleli iInnfY Salkts.
tllntan llf j y umham. Hobart
w Austin, f'rc,ieriek john tpaala
lng Enid. ~ "a w. Htalobaf saa.
ply t.lmer paneer roNsa e.ssY n
y i.eesaalt Cherokee nud ~ AA u.
tFowdeF Perry
Tha oklahoma delesalea rem d
Cleveland in sprelai Pullman tfaln
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-27
bond HOLDERS SHOULD
NtItii ron IIii~

Many bond holaerA arr nrphabls sex
aware ~ sbs faet thai n q llhessy
Ief eeas ionda of she a~soaa saa
Should haga them converted bpf9f
ihe 18th II November And hnltsst IN
lhe FIRST Issue PER cont bonds shoua
convert theu befofe lieeamb Is
The shove dates arc tho ss sa
which the hond owner 81 lhes
sues can change iie hvuds ana aeetts
ln lieu thsnoi bonds paYing ls
pef c"pt laterNsi 1hln N an use
anl matter and every noldaf tt huuia
should ase hIs baaker and nalH ~
'he Increased Interest Offered Fpt
ura 20 eseheuge sin result "a iosa n
mafkst aias
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-27
iIuI CONGRESS 10
PROMOTE PATSY" U'\IIlI

oklahoma cily Sept e. ilesalu
ilonH ~ ihe seefelArY ~ Naf urging
that charles n Martin sud Jossph T.
oNsil colonies in the United States
army. bat former aeuafsl aud brlga
dIer general with the Nloeslih o.
ylalou he appointed 20 sba permanent
rams 81 general and ealllas 90 spna.
tors and members of eonsfess ~ Ot.
iehpma and Texas 70 use their IN.
fluenee 20 this end we're adepsed latn
yesterday by The association Of ex.
Nipeilelh division members. 30 60
union Aswe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-27
MICRO Di Ntu niI-
10 WIT Al TULSA

Npafn thposFat sf uklAhnna wlt
hold ihsif aanuai state eunyentlon
~ falsa e,elohae - eFKaul6a tor
active pork daanx lbe campaign
aua endorse PARTY aaalassa frf asafe
ahd asllpual oftlepa A campaign
committees viii he formed ia aaen
deuhlfui county according ~ rreai
deni Frank ~ lseua. OslahsmA
eHy aad ssersgAy bred L. Douglas.
Tulsa
0efsfnof Robertson has been
aased 70 address ina convention. ..
y Marques president u the Laax.-
ION nogmal seheol win feapaad
Other spsahefa afe 4 y Haieer.
ubiahonm elss lam MAtsnaws.
Guthrie, A !. amlshsrman. Tulaa. q
" Parker MuAkoase. VI +. amlth
sha~uee. and Fred l.. fpuslss.
falsa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-27

Materially arytAihg rbieh has pre-
dssoss ssch sisen1ld tFsfates IA prose
is r<efrr. snd fn hsuan serosion a.
aox. would hare nseA folklore sc-
-.-rsseiafed zroand Il
EEefy1osy is izznilsa~ w1sa fhe
s<sihern negro sspersiitlon abous sle
cox kaYinx a. fAe r1oen being 40
oasen q death. and e Il bos1s izics
zne ztoss if = for ; raars q three
zza<s. a woman.
ID Yos kD>w i yes make sish
cz seefng = ssofte1 sog. sns yoa -
-1t 80 4 again, yos I'll xet yosr
zAA,
II gin dzilkes 1ogz. ste all
rsysr gs< = god kzzszr4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-27
Fake Fruit In
Beverages 'TiS Said

Washington. Sept warning
against fake" fruit beverages
which have flooded tire sost drink
market since the advent o. prohlnl.
tion. vas issued today BY the pub
ne health service.
Many o. the orange beverages
now being sold. il was said. consist
only of sweetened carboosled "a.
ter favored with little oil freh
the peel q oranges and ar'iflcially
coiofed. The department ~ aorl.
culture has ruled that proyitions %
the pure food act will be held 20
have been violated Ia cass sveh
drinks arc soId under trade names
which lead the purchaser 70 believe
they contain the edible portion Or
juice q the fruit named
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-27
~ni AIMING ~ ~fAIi "
,lt niNs. 81 tilt roe 81
fk Vslgtilg 10 tNIItD
IATI~. isi ~i>i~~
INtnl a~l>t.
COTTON, SUGAR, TOBACCO
HAVE THE CALL NOW
SUGAR IMPORTS 10 Tutss
tot NtlsN GROWING FAST.
,ta.aSN IONS ~ iNK
rms NAN sah.ssE.-
glssll tIi.Als~

aAa iuan Ysstu nsso aaus Al
p.4Yso n,saa s4tseeAi sraaa tar ina
lAat fiscal ~ euaei tuna 10 rsaeh.
"a snsAg Al $50 tsp est AimuAt
quarter ~ mlillsa asslAFs an M
sssesa uf fiae Assasa pvw the pF~
ssnaa ypaF ths hlsNeal yeAe pn rvemf
~ sp shst tstuV aad aa lasruAas that
waa Npsalef shnn ths spsai gfaae ear
any wear ap o. lesa
aiarr 1haa se pr esal ~ she sesai
exports Ana lapsgts eesw wlsh ina
tpited siasea
Ftpoua wsn samei at gltostf
tsn a satin n approximately gsopoes
hna oseF late whlla simpnfta wnr~
aies,i N spa sat. aaia of esa
eoeaoe " un~ YnaF
n value aAsaats ssssa.l.a ..anarts
s. 80 500 ooa h tssa ana halanen
~ trade ID shs s.laaa.s favop 80. .
ilsiis MORE shaa slfoaoa@ 80 that
shn trade balance gain fnF sha scar
waa mpru than three fala
am8ar sx.ausa a4glmw tha twnlva
months wsrs valaed a as4 aaa gaa
ys.sr~. sss~m uuasssm ~ vmlnn NJ smmae
esHugfs Fpr tha rAas euaipw fana 40.
lsls 81 fact ~ value Il SUGAR ~
.....f.If 4.a.. s44
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-27

n yoa meet . nasstlff ard 4 makes
friends with yoa you VIII soon aisUt
someone uho vii prove q fine fFieHs
II Is bad luck 70 Tiye dor away.
II yoa step On a doz. there wlil en,
sue 3 eoange ~ yVgr Focafsen.
Anofher Negro superstition is shaf
4 iistle white dog q. su'DoSSd 70 ee
= messenger u coming evil
Another Interpretation u the dog
hozllng besyenuars IL fAat Il forteIla
great IRE disaster
10 slavery times the negroes
thouxzs that II they wanted 70 kesg
dozs from soenfing their tracks. shey
Should 60 70 the graveyard. got some
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-27


70 shebnnser udnYfei dog - "a
e2feft sickness IN the f1mlly
~ ancient Persia n one waa dying
dor was brought IA % drive AMY
the waiting domona
II II uHlpeky for duR 10 pass Va
tween couple Who afe solnK "a be-
married ~ between t~o friends
n your dcg leaves home. as some
dogs hese a haAlt of doing you cyn
make him stay A. home by placing a
few hairs of the end of hIs tail IN.
der the STEPS ~ 'iie entrance 10 yDu-
7ome
n % entering strange house a
dog should make much of you. espe.
elally II Il should lay iis head on Jour
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-27
General Reduction
In Food Prices
Is Predicted

c'iesse. sers e7~A general
e<caetsa - 'ses pesees ~as pre.
a'ssed tr1s ~ Gel Nsssssfelu.
fresiasms ~ tns FStAa prarea
asssesasiom. ~ne See Areo shat ali
Articles cf foes ~ssh tne esees
sien - esss ans easssr are oue
fer sseacs cseilne. TEE un~.li.
lnaress e eanks e lean mcrey
eseers AZ hieh lrtersss rates hss
r<Ssissd ia sreserx estt.ee prices
. weee tAelr esess. M. weus..
fesa xslo.
~Tns recaxtssns have assea0y
sssn feit asi ever chscapo We
SAD ~peystoes are nc~ sersac
Al srSw IS 10 IS cents a peek.
sNs ie~ess priee n wears. sx
p<es that trey ~ls evaeh q pres
e 'ess thar two gsnss = pound.
remasasa are seiiina Ter 70 20
- Semts far s~a ard ene4naH
no1ma baskets. suaar has aren.
p~0 20 's csnss and ~sii 90 salu
ic~sr when shs new erop cse~s
in.
~The earned goods nov hslaa
packed ~sil have 70 he sold
eheaply 20 nAsse Il uesplss con.
ssnAec h'rh ~aae sesss~ NJ
NestsrFelu SAID. ~ae0ahse she
eanss will net loan ths cannsrs
emoySA money to carry tire storA
"The aexhnes in ~heas prices
have bro0sht sharp crop ~
flovr," Re eoniinsea Although
the bakers production ecsss have
Increased somewhat isek FOR rc.
uuction in she price q bread
~Frois erces are az q plnl.
naurs Despite tne excessive ce.
Jay Sue 70 ire warm weather.
there are large Quantities cf
peaches 70 be Rad fcr $3.50
osss Ths is decidedly less thar
tre rriees demanded Stree 1854
Generally enls is~er prces
ARE In sight Although Il may
'rear fina-csai loss 70 ssfse pro-
dursrx ans cisfrkasors. the rm.
tier as ~ncic viii berofss ard
return fc rorrnai ccnaitiors viii
lie effected
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-27

c.rt ont ~ = grave aud rul, lheif fess
with r.
II u bad luck % meei . barslne
dag early ~ The morning
The lively barking aogs ~ Lent Is
? sign of wedding 70 which there IS
mufM obIeesloa
u dog dies under your house a
= sirD thai sos will som move %
another reefdenee
The Indians offered up small cos
when child isy eiek. sulposing me
dog 70 ~ the eause.
u Il good Jack 70 have doe ~.
ivrp after u has been driven avay
II the pet dog Il unhappy. rs MSS
ter IL tie same.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-27

Fers wAFtA, ftxas aset y
Csc sesfilna slsislet semwlsts#-
mar fef me ueAtd NleA WefNsfs
- As.sfiea ~ tNis sssfltasY fs
tafelna tsday fsem tenfsFenes ~lss
thT eco ntt'k lna saal ml~sfs ss
rhasasn awNeuessA sNs nssn wessd
wet tetpfa te ~wfA uWtll thsiF A
mAaaa afs nTt regarding seHrAaA
asealra asApass aeaffnaa er4sr 81
thens a. ard sns AiriNe tNe sgftks
"a ansthef'ssd ~ NE selsH
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-27


lsp. yon afe eoing 70 meet . inaa Mho
VIII b. 4 sifope and faiihfli friend
Il Il food luck 70 he followed b a
dog u 4 eonfa of lis own accord
For atfanTe dor 60 tfaek nu a
hesiy scrubbed porch "a slea gua
t'miiY wiil move soon
When you pick oll friend 10 aat
'sAe tbe man Whose dag never Wanta
90 foliow him Alao bowafs Of lha
man yoaf dos refases 10 make friends
vita
II pet doz uttera lnarlleulAte
sounds a. II trying 20 speak. yoa vii
hear news
Dogs rubbing their noaea 10 ins
floor Is a sisn Of windy =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-27

John McGraw aua Ma .tfase
Fvansss X McQaaar. uanaser ana
treasurer respectively & the Ne2
York National baseball club todAy az.
osese1 ;eiexrAphic request G. the
Cook Coanty Illinois. grand Jury io
sesufy "a iss Investigation " alleeed
baseball eamallnr TAsg pisines ~
feaeh Chicago ln ilm~ far AirEfAw so
testify esther tomorrow 81 Neinas
aav
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-27
COTTON NOIskln~ ~
MINis'O SETTLE SIRIkii

Mexieo eliF angi m settlement
of iie strike of co't0n wotfsts Is
the city u Netepgr stats 81 ssea
Cruz sas annenneod thls afternoon
~ the Fayefnmeni Tals action l.
etpeeted q femn,e all cause faf 4
general ssike eailed for uefobaf I
~ ihe pmmuHial Fsdsfatloa IL thn
Metiean pfolatanat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-27

a fusI &tEeasaaee - veyy r~csssz-f
81 ne bzn6 rrss1z-zsi fsss eFeninx ss
~. stzrp. * fsse eisY hz1 4 <
C-sEseett z@<rsszry.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-27
curHelr PEOPLE co 70

OKLAHOMA CITY TO STOP
Vane Powers - years old aaa Lou
ise y fiufifom ~. both of Guthrie.
wefe issued marriage license "a okla
homa icsy saturday night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-27

xer Oriezas sess- z7-7osigssl
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-27
BIo MAGAZINE COMPLIMENTS
LOCAL 40 wRlrER

The chtasu Apparel tactic. aas
of 1h~ lafwest retail Dealers MACS
slnea ~ The United states repsoanevs
three ais written b Lloya Rents. far
the Tom lsnklns store Ia shs esuvvns
lssna. Ia oenusesian NllA TIE repees
duc'iea az the ads the "a critic a tAe
ua<eiin takes eceaalon 10 eompliiaeas
Mr tensz very hlxhly an ne -.
trae'iveasss of ala aas and alse s4s&
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-27

Cork. Sep PA siolent eApioslon
shock shse city about 2 o'cioeA iris
morning. Il VAS followed BY inc rat.
tia e rifle fire in various paris 81 the
business district.
When tire townspeopie ventures
fcrfh later IN the morning. they found
the main tnorcuphfare. Patrick street,
Uttered ~ssn glass and the fsons 81
a large department store. which Is
said 70 employ large number III
yoona Sim Feiners, cor pgetely
wrecked as Il BY bombs.
Windows we're smashed IN the Up.
per stories o. almost ever, store IN
the vicinity.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-27
FEELING INTENSIFIED
OVER SUNDAY AFFAIR
MILITARY f0RtIS >OV on
>tI>E ~ 4 MORN riot MI
IL FEARED RfiORE
MORNING. ~\IpIR~
IN lI0t ~trIur~
tAt ~ TERROR


Loadon. Sept 1T.--slNe mea have
been slain. apparently Ia Geld blood
a. Belfast as . sequel 81 she murder
~ . policeman anu the ssoundina IL
tsNe ushers according 40 . Cork aes.
patch to the evening News
Serious riosinu also Is reported ~
Belfast ard Il is sasd a number Of
persens have been wounded Large
Foree& of troops with arunoreu carr
arc on oNty. Two murders oecart
- Belfast early to-day. making tha
sossl q svprtsals live sinee sasuru-,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-27

Sorth street At'ef these protective
mfasarer. conditions auieled down
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-27

Belfast Seis IA Thc shooting ag
snipers and others whkh oceurnea .n
the center q belfast last nlrai caa,
ea 8 papic among the crowds prom.
.enAding os Royal Ayenae the cis,
a#in artery after church hours
The disturbance followed the shooA
inrs of Saturday night and earlg
Sunday I'll which one policeman was
Killed aad tws cIhfrs we're wounded
fplluwea 81 ihe assasalrasion II lhreA
civilians n reqrlsai by psrtie. IN
masked men.
DISORDERS EVERYWHERE
Tho opensngs Incident RI sufvlay
nights disorders occurred w.bea anip.
on 80 sfae streets 81 the Ssnn FEN
quarters fired into North street.
which crosses Royal Avenue A fran
car on North street came into taa
line q fire and thcra WAS zrs4l
alarm maong the pafsengers wtc.
with the driver cr0uched on ihe door
urtil tbs car had turned into Royal
Avenue The tram car traffic sst-f
had 70 be diverted 10 another route
The rush from the side streets
caused TIE crowds ln ROYAL Avenue
70 s~ell 70 large proportions. aud 4
stampede took place when xoil leYs
suddenly rang cut. appareally feem
f1e sian feln sie streets The firlne
F.ladly Increasing 10 yQlame As az
croHd raesri along Kd5al Avenue 10
wild disorder . number % shots were
DISCHARGED Ia Rosemary street. VII D
H % the southern side ~ ayeaus
creating panif about the Castle
arrest junction fhe most eroNde ;
spot in ihe city. from weilch al tram
car traffic starts
A force u military Was hurried 70
Rosemary street and me police took
mp a position a. Royal Avenue aud