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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-01
IN ILL HEALTH, AGED
MAN KILLS HIMSELF
) a. Meyers, "a, Living at $40
South First. Swallowed 2
Ounces Of carbolio
Acid

: Meyers "a liyins II sfa South
f'fst s'rew with his wife ana dmush .
Ter Mrs 1ianche Craig committed
A'''if this morning shortly ae,ne I
" cloee BY swallowhrs the conienta Of
7 'hree oanca vial of cAahollr ACID
he lived an hour afcr aklna ,ho
Relsan nrN Hahn and ilonseworif
who were called immediately. 1lt
'F"ryth'ng gosatlsla 20 save hss lila
Gus ihe deadly effects ~ the s,r,na
acid had accomplished the work aud
The old gcntloman died wi hour r.
covering c0neicousneas.
Mr. Meyers had lived IN 0afhriA
Tor many Years and was woil known
Hnd generally liked Durins tho pnat
several years he has hecn failing ia
health and laiely had suffered ma,h
pain from rheamatium Il IL tho ht
lief that Fhe Intense path frem hia
ailments impelicd him 10 end Il an
Funeral arrangements have NOT,
been made hni viii he announced
later The buds II af thr g. y Cl9th
ief undertaking rarlora
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-01
WOMEN Of EGYPT
ARE BEASTS OF BURDEN
Men Regard Themselves Lords
OF Creation and Force Fe.
males to Work Like Don
keys, II Is Said.

London june The ircatmon. III
women Id Egyga * tha darkesi 81, Y
Egyptian life aaSe q. N Barn s
member Of parliament who haa ro.
ccn " returned from tour OF tina.
country
The men IN Egypt. said Mr. Barnes.
80 FAR az sek relations were concerned
thought themselves the Lords az cree
alton. They Gould divorce ,hslf
wises A. will without whlm or reascu.
and D was not uncommon for man
10 have three wives
In many houses continued Mr..
~ never saw 8 woman and y0i can
take v from me that the guaiilon VI
the position ~ women IN Crypt n lb-
soiniely one of serfdom and depend
ence They spend tbeir lives IN mis-
erable hoyflg; IN working IN the ai
IciniHy fields or IN getting water.
They are the aerfs of the men aJd
rs much BEASTS OF burden as the don-
key and the camel A people when
usen women folk IA that way are de-
stiued TO be q subjec race ana 10 moi
deserve ~ govern"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-01
MANY RosssRlEs IN WEEK

Mani. Okla, June The shoe,
ing was the outcome or an exien sive
sAgar robbery from the wholesale
grocery few weeks ago. Chanalas
end vanderpool. wYh FNank Byrd
United States depaty marshal traiist
J, J. Lynch sAl W VI Hawkins. 81
Miami, @ Picher hast night anA ar.
rested them Ms thew we're nnlohaiae
the sugar They then arrested 6. =
Woods. a picher grocer After a haSty
search. LYNCH and Hawkins w.r
handenffed and placed In the naet
sea- OF Chambers car with Wander
pooi Woods sat IN front with Chana
Ter and Byrd drove the svrar ear
As she party reached Cofnm sFee
four miles north - here. Byrd picAea
IN Charles Warner. commerce police
chief and they proceeded A fav
hundred yards fusher Lynch pallei
ar automatic which he had coneesiet
and opened fire. vandergloole YEA,
shot in the head and body and ri
Lynch hen shot Ch@rG
Ter twice through the body. kiliIaf
him instantly. Byrd and Warner ~
tracied by the shooting. drew "a
alongside of the car. and Lynch open
90 fire aTain.
In the gun figh shst followed
Lynch was shot three times aad
wounded badly. Hawkins was sho'
,a-ou b she eav and Woods wa
eighty wounded vanderpoole died
few mInu'ee after raaching Miami
Both Hawkins and Lynch are form
or ern~lov@s II Chandler Mr Chaha
ler came here several wears a9o ION
Neoshn. so ard Is widely known- IL
Ia survived bv w'fa and chNd aaf
was 81 years Old vandeTp1"le forfn
erlw wss connected W. h the JON
nolice department Ten sugar ihsii
have bean reported In week afr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-01

Albany. n. ". June 1.-The mil
lions OF American women who expect
heir political status to be changed
BY Federal amendment 70 citizenship
next November are going to become
a power for good ia the nation ac-
cording 10 Mrs. John Sherwfn Crosby,
a delegate 70 the Democratic Nation
Convention Ia San Francisco this
month. A woman president Of the
United States. she asys. IL remote
but not impossible. say. in 1914"
The only two things worth while
at present. said Mrs. Crosby. ARE
politics and religion. We all should
study both: how 10 improve our gov
ernment and make better men and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-01
lAIITY OF AUTOMOBILE
LAWS CAUSE or ACCIDENT
Ruth Bell. l7.Year Old Girl,
Meets Wih Horrible Accident
Following Joy Ride With
laYear.old Driver.

= am guilty, judge; was speed
lue. eat J am sorry, Oh, so sorry and
| PROMISE never 20 do Il awaln.e said
IA year old Jeanette Nehcr in munl
cipal court this morning when sAe
aud Ithn Barton smith. driver for
the Meta Cleaning company. were -
FORE Mayor Hartman an a eharxp or
reckless driving Both we're fined $40
and costs by the mayor aud both
were iectured II either Of YOU are
ever aeiore Eo again on lika charge
] viii make the fine the limit he
told the speedeFs.
The trials ~ the Neaher lsafi and
the Barton boy Is the afternsth Of
Joy ride and Wild race staged on
West Noble yesterday morning which
resulted IN the Neaher car helps
wrecked and Miss Ruth nell. III lir
ing on North sixth street fecegyiur
frightfui injuries
When the race was at ns aeieht ira
little Neaher gifl losi cousrol IT .s4a
ear. a big Dodge. and Il ssashea snia
a telephone pole breaking il la two
and shattering Tenders aud wind
shields Of The ear When the impac.
came, the Bell ein was thrown 10
wards and her head hit iha. top of
the car then when the. car righted she
WAS thrown violently forward onto
the Jagged edses of the broken
windshield That her head was not
severed fro mlhe body Is miracle.
according 20 physicians Rho attend
I'd her As II Is she is IN the west
side NJ y hospital suffering from
horrible wound IN the neck that re
luired many stitches To- close. The
laalar vein was severed, The via
pipe siashed slightly and the crOdlt
artery injured
Had Il not been for the immediate
rid given the child she would have
plead 10 death said Or Hahn. who
was within cail and re
'ponded promptly
III Is another case 0f bxlty IN the
enforcement of city ordinances with
regard to fast driving, said County
Attorney Dinwid1ie. who Witnessed
he race and the accident. ~ IL a /
wonder TO me that the people DO not
demand that the traffic laws Of The
,ity be enforced II Is nm added won
Ter that there has not feen more &C.
'idenss or like nature Il fs high |
ime that Il be stopped.
~ the 10y riders and the yioiaiors
4 the traffic laws are brought b.
ore me ! viii take care OF them.
aid Mayor Hartman
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-01
WHAT Tucked OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

Washington Little RELIEF il 4,
be seen fsom high prices. despite re
cont reductions according 90 tho Aa,
report ~ tho federal reserve ham
board.
Paris Memorial services III hon
or OF Ameria's war dead we're enh
eFal sAroagli0al France aua rasland
New fork rhe death of col
Alexander : Baker lomS prominent
IN New YORK political cireles Was
announced
rTis-~fhe rurklsh pea dele
cation sent a note 70 The peace ron
ference aakins delay uulll iuly ii IA
answering ihe allieso regardins Ia
peace treaty
Paris pierpont y Moves. men
her of The allied Rhlne commission
resigned
New York A. Francis Daponi.
president Of tie Dupont safety rcw.
e. company Of Montreal, died u that
city
New YORK Nine hundred nnich
farmers who ain work IL wpttern
haryesl fields arrived ffom Heand
Mexico city Several caAes pf
What Is believed 20 be- Tubonic plarue
III Vera Cruz. according
- report.
Mpnieiair y = Mrs Frances u
Washington hsHd. great grand nleee
lf oeoge Nasliimsion. died
Athens Official announcement
Aaa wade that The Greek occupation
y rhrace ~ proceeding normally
hat Greek rear guard was protect
ug the batsurian Frontier and that
ho occupying forceu had been an
husia~ icaliy received
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-01


'unearned increment of land. the
rental value. must be taken for pub
lic revenue or the people will alagger
under their taxes tIil they drop"
Tho woman leader declared that
with the change In the political
status of women next fall" there
would come, however, no violent
chance IN governmental affairs. n
would take women a long time 20 be-
como practical politicians, ahe said,
but they would become such evcnsu
ally She said the time would come
when wofiien would MI the most I'm
portant offices within the gift of the
people, even 10 a woman president oi
the United States. supreme court jus.
tice and members OF Congress.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-01
NEW GENERAL MANAGER
FOR PIONEER COTTON MILL
N, g, Roe, Experienced Cotton
Mill Man. VIII Have ppr.
nonal Charge Of Big
Local Cotton Plant


N & how ngF4usrly ~ tlant4elHa
Aias@n'H, who haA aeqalrrd an msAs
rM IN tisa Vloaaes cotton Nilh n ihl.
ciy and will he geueal n,nn sta,
"a the future ha slyed and Il "a
the ich, iIla amt hsav ana lhes
haf" taken 40 thelAs slo at 1851 N
Nohlo Asoaue.
Mr Ree n an eAd sNeed eottse
min man and wtil hs9 selasnhsw III
dlllon - tne rianaer ATTAIN Intn
nc'uelasa president of yommay
VIII D. mUsn as leisure ma kusaf#
aAa as b. puts y. +wt a nstis
icafing
toilu~lnp lA q eiippsu, nm tae
i'nn svsllni Alahanla. Tsuls@
". G. Roe interested ln psoae~r ntlss
n 6 Roe FORMERLY connected with
the i.lueol, mills herr left thhs aftm
noon Win hsa family for Guthrie. tiR
lahoula, ~h.re ha has acquired an %
len@lve flnaneal pwervag ~ shs NJ
oreer Cotton mIlls and viii hueatf o
peocrai manager ~ that eonenra al
~ arrival there
Mr. lloV aud bis family had wreasis
'hd"arvd themselves 10 lhv lgssad REQ
fie or Huntsville. where each aud
'v"ffone of them huldw 4 iaytnw and
ender ap0 IN memory ~ tlpbm
Alirntlng 'hr Popularity Or Mr Eos.
ae' nlFhi the local klwauiaa gave Tho
blow out ~ their liia III hannf og
heir deearinw president. ft4ana AID
cod fellow a news account II lhls |
sihuia 20 Mr. Ron apg~mra elarwhaes
\ the Daily 1'lnce
Mr. Roa enld ~ ' se' Rut slqpa |
. oklahoma II "a , fmit. Taa@sl
nd oriSsra s.n -SAse'N tn sp1
direHa.
linntsyillp's aesl, 4 N t'.t argaf
ore % Nc Iluo and family viii proyA
'klahnmaa good fortune ana when
YER thay are rrady % return hafN
hcyil find thls comHmnily'~ broad
runs ~ hospitality and goai Nlli /
waiting them
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-01


women. When speak Of religion /
don't mean any particular creed but
the religion OF the Gospels. the Ten
COMMITMENTS, and the Sermon on
the Mount The world is money mad
Religion alone viii free Il from hs
selfishness and unrest.
Mrs. Coraby. who ifaa been called
"the mother OF Nex York women
Democrats" white haired. dlgnliled
fnairon Of more than three score
years she IS the widow OF Judge
declared The 200 or more women
delegates would 10 70 the convention
with the determination TO nominate
q strong man and put through q
constructive" program.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-01
BURGLARS OPEN SAFE
IN a.. SECURE $500

Miami. June Claiming entrance
throurh a skylight. burglars early
this morning pried open sale IN the
postoffice at Commerce. north O.
here. ana escaped with several ann'
dred dollars. postal receipts and AZ
Undetermined amount of Stgistsree
mail. Postaxe stamps worth S'sVe
were untoucaed. All letters IN tn'
poStoffice arre opened IN Eearca q
money. The registered package
numbered about 70 The exact los
il unknown. II IS believed the rob
nery occurred at about 3 O'Clock tais
morning.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-01

obedIent 70 law. | oppose anarchy
and socialism.
"All American women" she con
rnnod "are sufferers from tho pro.
fiteera. We must fight them aud |
am sure we have ingenuity enough 10
deviae q way 40 defeat them and IN
other ways, 10 brinx down the cost
OF living. inequliable taxation un-
doulrediy Will come IN for ~ share
of alteration Al tue san Francisco
caucnsea and the idea of Henry
George of stoppiny speculation In
land and relieving both workers and
industry from some OF their aurdens
undoubtedly viii be advocated by
women The worst profiteer of all ia
the profiteer In houses and land. The
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-01

II will be the greatest convention
ever held. she said. 'avccause women
for the first time will have voice
In IL expect TO see bitter eight.
particularly over the question OF ma
jority or unit rule can, OF course.
only speak for myself and what the
women may do when they enter the
convention viii depend largely upon
the action they take In the prelim .
mary caucuses J believe an effort
viii be made 70 put plank in the
platform calling for modification
OF the yolstead Enforcement Act and
permitting the manufacture and sale
OF light wines and beer ! believe.
however. that everyone should be
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-01
AFTER CHASE, THIEVES
RfCAPTURED BY POssE[
An EXTENSIVE SUGAR ROB
BERN REPORTED FROM
MINING DISTRICT:
THIEVES MOt <DED
IN BATTLE


Mfami, Okla. June AFTER the,
rad captured three alleged suss.
shieses az sicher. nainina ea,rp
"crth Of here. sna were hrinosnu th.n,
&c jail - mlsn'i, }. J. Lynch, one OF
ire prisoners pulled coseeaiesi
weapon and opening fire in the auto
n'eoile killed n p. vanderpool, goplin
detective, and Norris Chandler, mead
OF wholesale grocery company se~e
al ESQ e'eloek this morning.
Other Officers IN car folloNia.
~ gun fight wounded the trio. car.
tureu them and brought them into sas
e'ty. lynch Is believed 70 be ssouaass
fetails.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-01
He Has Reasons
To BE Good

Jenks. OKLA. Juns Albert
craysns. son " Charles cfavvns
formerly postmaster hsrp. has beer
appointed postmaster OF Jenka. 70
day he received notice of she 40.
polnimens and baby boy ~as born
TO him. Ne 10 aa proud az though
he Rad been named poatmaassf gsa,
orai.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-01

Tulsa, June THE asa,h toll in
the rriseol wreck near White OAK,
five and hAlf miles ives, ~ Vsnis
"a, stood AZ live today The rsvls
ed lst of dead fplIoWsi
James }, Randall. Monstt. Mo-.
engineer or westb9und train.
w. A. Durham. Fort Scott. Kan.
engineer on eastbound train.
lohn Mug, news agent. west
bound train, home. oklahoma City.
Aiuie z. Burns, kansas city, mali
clerk. casthound train.
AZ Martin, negro, Chelsea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-01
SHOTS FIRED IN SALUTE
INJURED ~ PERSONS

Marshalliown. Iowa. June 1.--For-
ty-two persons were Injnred. four
seriously. yesterday afternoon as Lis
comb. Iowa. when squad of forme
soldiers fired a Memorial Day salute
shot cartridges were used 10 make 2
maximum Of noise Some OF the shot
scattered into the assembled crowd
of 1000 persons.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-01

Washington, June 1.-THE su.
preme court today declared uncor
stitutionsi the provision IN the war
revenue act OF 1919 requiring the
president Of the United States and
all federal judges. including men,.
bers Of the supreme court, TO pay
tax on their salaries.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-01
SCHOOL MATTERS BEFORE
ROTARY CLUE LUNCHEON

The Rotary club will hold its en-
pual luncheon at the lone ho 81 Wed
nesday ~ l2A5 The hour win he
given to discussion OF the cfi5 aaa
county schools Mrs Il. s. LoNther.
2residen, of the school board VII give
review Of the work of the city
schools and Mrs Cora Farrell will ,cll
how the county schools are dcyelDy-
ing.
Miss Mabel Smith who has had
ehargs OF the health work In the
schools has very. interesting report
70 make.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-01
Wheat Guarantee
Is Declared oft

Washington, June I. - Feoero'
eonsrol o. wheat ard wheat prodve.s
ended today. We ~oesis cireetoa
eeaslng 10 function under the limi-
tssion OF the law creating his ofF're
as the food sdrinistration ended o.
orociarstgcn OF President Wiis9
This is the passing Of the govern
men. guarantee OF 500 bushel for
wheat established during the war.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-01
TRADE BETWEEN RUSSIA
AND ENGLAND OPENS

London Jtne As the first result
Of yesterdays meeting OF Gregory
Krassin. Russian bolsheyik minister
of trade aud commerce, with Premier
Lloyd oeorgo and members of the
British cafsinep The soviet govern.
ment has been granted permission 10
open immediately a central trading
office in London
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-01

Waelihs,a8 Jana pra~,.,..,
''''" II pFa@nMi to pps i aampsg
=" @"s flae~ eenwrvaa nav hagA ~
.A nu'fAlnna saeaa am. ~
IN" president d waw teara.s -
asf will ipatwg tlsAt ra,swg,.aa 49,,
nor aaI"trn until II haa diam. us.,., ~
Y. a,lAs.sFw whrh hw dsalrem autioa ~
FHsiheFnH~e. tha president has ~,
"Nfsf"@@ed anV aeatrr tu ~. ssraysar
se l"AVe WaahlnKfan for tt.s. w,,,,,,sss s.s,'
eNa u wlHlHg AZ pFeseut 4, es.,,,a Y,
~ ths i0b and ~xpw~a eansrwnw Il,
w Ehe same Only severe heat Wh,..s.
WsNeia 1islsasr tho presidents h~aitg
~.asu cause l'F sIFaysun to 0rsine MIN
oui % sh~ whls~ huuae ~"
lae president 10 besssnssnx .nma.
whAt aasluns over inantlna ~ NJ.
senate apun ifsllsussamt nssnls.atssaw
w'sitb ha iAs mRfle and wsst attsunuf
" tore" autieu npsn shaas mtpoins.
N'snT" bswurv any 2aIoarmnAnt i.
'aken nsenK shn Important uent.
iyAflena yvt ~ iyts rrngfentsst 49,
Hetsfs IunFm f'afd. iaaaam lpsnran
and MAFk w Isutler. II 49, ns~snsse4
" the lnierstaf~ commarew commits
shus llenry AGDrwAnihaA 4, - ~.
'Ttsaadof ~ Nwxleo ian agpsutntnont
which may be subjected to with.
iFswal until thia auypFnfnWf,a fahaw
iesion wah r~gagSi "a reeoenltlaa of
h0 new MesieAn @uYurnm~utli sam.
iel Metpil ~ Nv a memhNr of ina
le6ted States 'rarltr c0uamlsatnns
Itlninod plast ~ Nav York. ~ h.
member ~ ihu Federal R.ys~rya
lpard aad N, w nttlnn. "a b~
nctpbDf ~ thn tlntsud glaasn ahlp.
Inns hoard
AvvwFal important t.stntmsnts
~ yet % be made by tha preAl,lnas.
acll'dins that ~ AZ assistant - ..
Wlary q the tfsaaury, assistant ancs
plary 0f ~Aie ard cnanaailna ~
ne staln department.
The president Will tnafaf up8n
etion upun hts Faanvat Tor author.
~ - arcept a mandate 0var Ar.
noulai say thCHe IA ulo@s tosaph wlgh
he presidents YtewM
The president VI aiau a,t satisfied
gFh the reHfnums ~ CONGRESSES fo hla
for r@ftictinns af
w hlrh roet ~ gtving. amd ha will
pRist thAt congress- At lsasat wofg
tsan that prubiem
rag revision ~ an0ther sahIsrt
ehleh De pgeaideut hsusbavws euns
.rrae rholld wvfk ,Inn. Il ~ learned
th@ praea tFwats 10 Ala @vwr- pres
.pt interest with no preeident. and
While the white hDusa refussM 10
ieclss@ hia futare course whh Fs-
nfd "a thM document. Il n believed
a offlvlsl etrclsa the president wfls
Isrlfs 10 havn th~ ssuate IN weasl0n
urinN the rvnans cafngalgn In orsieF
hat ~ may return enc trsaiy 20
bat hvdy N aywufM muaks that an So
= dltl0us course FOR hfn % follow
The president. SLOWLY hus AfenilIv
IN the words ~ pr.
;raysou W taking nloF~ and mor~
utsfesi IA wwrk and IL hBslstent upon
Iolnw q considerable amount 90 work
aeh day. lie will not eonsent 20
saMtion fUr n0marrms until he reels
nat ita work ~ dome. and Ia pro
ar~i 10 teil couxrwMs 10 W a m~~~
agn outlining tbe w0Fk hn dessrsn
Il congrves nsoyes %
di0urn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-01
White Slape Act
Not applicable

Washington June i+--Warranss
for the arrest and deportation of
madeilne bsbIn ard her mother and
sister. on charges that they enter
cd the United states from France
for improper purposes. wese ear
eciied today by Assistant Secretary
Post.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-01

Tulsa, JaNs t~~E. A. Metnsyre
p'loslna custlss airpans amt
caFryiwu kawAva eeFry. sfgleDal ~
an Oh eemapaNy. sesahllshsa aew
t'me vecSFa hst~esN ryiaa And
NAnsss Cts Yesterday He eafetsd
enc passenger % wawaas Clty ~ oee
haHs, ~ msnutes. IRE af~vssus
rwveFa ~aa tsvu hours art - min
utes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-01

WASHINGTON Jnnei The supreme
court held today thn, federal constl
tullonai amendment cannot bo sub
mltted for ratification 70 refer nd.
nni vote IN a state hayiBg refereadun
provision Ia It's constitution.
The court declared unopefal I've the
Ohio state constitutional referendum
amendment In go far as n affec.s the
ratification of federal amcndrnaN.
The Ohio supreme court decree as
" iselng@ injunction proceedings
brought by GEORGE n Hawke of ica
ciunati 70 present submission Of the
prohibition or woman HnfraEa
amendment 20 NJ voters was set
aside hy the court.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-01
APPOINTMENTS AWAIT
SENATE CONFIRMATION
hN>D'iE 0ttR ARMENIA.
hls.H PRICES A>D pEsaE
ruf snE FOREMOST,
PRESIDENT STAYS on
lilI iun Also


Was''1nasaas JAns t..,yl,hn,., !.
reserd vote, shs house ,ess.y .saa..'.
Fess'u''en offefsd nv Hspvsssasssty~
MendsH % wyersiru. shs rsp.s,Iesn
'a~"sF pfevla'"a sine Die adjourn.
rent ~ es"srsss "A 4 o'eioeA asn,,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-01
BARrlg gsvIt.LE,s cRowrH

The new census gives BartleWi,ls
\ population of l4Ai7. an increase of
2 .g1C over 1910.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-01
QUAKER OATS our
SUPREME coUrv

Washington. June i Government
appeals IN che fedarai anll trust atit
sgainat The Quaker Oats company,
were dismissed to-day by rhe mereuie
court on motion ot the government
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-01
DRY LAW STILL I'm
COURT NO ACTION
Supreme Court Fails TO Act
Ag'un; Referendum Law Il
Held Unconstitutional in
Ohm Case.

Washington. June 1.-The suaecns
court tailed again today 70 decide tac
vaNdity of thu prohibition amend
n1ent ard portion of the cnfore,
ner act and recessed until neat
Monday when the present term viii
close.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-01
WEATHER.

New Orleans, June Tonight ard
Wednesday unsettled. cooler Mod
nesday.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1920-07-01
THURSDAY. JULY l. 1920.
College Vices.

There is demand IN south Carolina
for all the colleges and universities
that we nave and IL is discouraging
10 hear authorities of one Of them
knocking another. Recently con-
versation was overheard in u smoker
between to men, one of whom was
q member of the faculty of one OF
the smaller colleges This teacher
seid that the conditions which ex-
listed in certain other college. a
State instltui 'on, were revoltiag and
ought not be tolerated. that swear
Ing, drinking. gambling and immor-
ality were rife.
He went on to say that in the
institution with which he was con-
nected such "a state of affairs did not
exist and would not be tolerated. 1t
happened that the man who over
heard the conversation had only a
few days previously visited the col.
lege so highly recommended and had
seen plenty of evidences of just such
things as this professor deplored. II
had been going on without the
knowledge of the authorities.
The fact is, and IL seems to be
known to everyone except the author
tiles who might attempt to make the
CoTrectlOnS, tnat Such conditions arr
characteristic of college students.
And there is no particular college
or university to which they are moro
characteristic than another. They all
have their share of vice, and they
always will have. Thus ii Is all tn,
more deplorable to hear sanctimo.
nious persons recriminating partic
ular institution. 1t shows poor judg
ment. bad taste, and a weakness
for the mean and petty
The time is at hand when al
should work together for the ad
vEnccmcnt OF all the educational in
terests of South Carolina. There arc
students sufficient to use to the full
lest capacity all the resources at tn
command OF all the colleges, and tn
sooner they shall be put to full tim,
production. the sooner shall South
Cnroina desert her post at the boz,
tom OF the list literate States.
tom OF the list of States in illiteracy