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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-13
SEARCH LOCATES
OLDEST WILLARD
STORAGE BATTERY
Bought in 1915, Hans Wild,
Portland, Still Running
1t Without Repairs.

r. c. Durham Of the Electric Ser
Woe Station tells about a search made
by the Willard people for the Oldest
threaded rubber battery in existence
A survey was made covering the Unit
cd States. After commemorative
search was made. they finally located
Hans Wild, Of cortland. Oregon. who
is still running a Willard he purch-
ssed away back in 1916 This 10
threaded rubber batteries and accord
ing TO m. Wild. has given cdntinu-
Gus service all these years without a
single repair. MI. Durham states
that this is the greatest record ever
produced, and has even surprised its
maker. The search brought out hun
6reds of revelations that are interest
ing states Mr.. Durham and the evi-
dence is conclusive that threaded rub
Der insulation gives more power and
greater length ot lie The thread
ed rubber is a Willard feature that has
accomplished all its manufacturer.
have ever claimed for It. and the re-
suits OF the nationwide search has
not only increased the snthusuiasm
Of the rnanufacturers, the dealers are
also happy over the findings and those
who own a willard have every reason
that can produce such astounding re-
sults. Mr.. Durham goes on % say:
Y am considering myself quitue
lucky this year Last year I ran short
and had more troubl. than 7 wanted.
supplying the trade. and the oppor-
tunity came along 20 buy quantity
Of willards in the spring Last years
experience still fresh in my mind,
bouguht heavily BY = stroke u the
pen I could dispose Of the entire Job
lot tomorrow, says Mr. Durham Re
cause there IS practically the same con-
dition this fall that existed last year
throughout the entire country-uot
enough wnlards butu we are here 70
take care Of our customers, not %
speculate. and we feel like We havs
enough batteries this year to go
around"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-13

SO many cases Of rheumatism
come from q tiny disease germ that
infests the blood, that physicians
are beginning to realize that this
source Of the disease is becoming
quite prevalent. Of course a dis
ease that has its source in the
blood cannot be reached by local
remedies spplied to the surface.
One remedy that has given SPLEEN
did results in the treatment Of
Rheumatism is S.S.S,, the fine old
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-13
Look Out for Rheumatism
AS Winter Approaches

blood raroedy that has been sold by
druggists for more than fifty years.
SIS. acts by driving out of the
blood tho disease germ that causes
rheumatism, thus affording real
relief.
Begin taking SIS. todGy and If
you VIII write a coanpsete history
Of your case, our medical director
VIII give you expert advice, with
out charge Address Chief Medical
Adviser, 151 Swift Laboratory. At
ianta, Ga.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-13

Hill climbing. weaker mixture can
be used for speed than for heavy or
slow work.
s-The more technically correct
name for the automobile power plant
is the word Engine. although it is
popularity called a motor.
s-Cylinder lap in engine operation
Is a name applied TO the distance two
pistons travel together on power
stroke. It means the tapping Of pow
er strokes or explosions. In a four
cylinder engine there is an explosion
TO every half revolution OF the crank
shaft. one power stroke beginning as
another finishes, therefore there IS NJ
tapping Of strokes. In the six cylin-
der engine the second power stroke
begins before the first ends, a dis
lance of fourteen degrees on the ny
wheel therefore there is rorteen de-
grees lap In the eight there is forty
four degree lap and in the twelve
three cylinders working together on
power stroke form q lap Of fourteen
degrees.
1o-A good tire preservative is a
liquid rubber paint made from IN
vulcanized rubber. Applied with q
brush. it Will preserve the tires by
filing small cuts. preventing deter
ioration and beautifying them.
This Weeks Quotations
How can a magnetic armature be
tested?
why is the fywheel OF a four
cylinder engine required 10 GO more
work in the motors operation. and is
usually heavier than that of engines
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-29
AMERICAN LIBRARY AS
SOCIAT|0h MEET JUNE :
Librarians All Over Country Are
Looking Forward With In.
terest to Biz Meet at
Colorado Springs.

The Carnegie library IA aogine f.,r
wani nith interst tl tha ihia annp Il
conference uf the Ammieun LIBRARY
asfaciatt'n - tN b la Iune Il II
Colorado SpriaRa ola T'hn e.aglg
satherirs vhith draws attendance
from ionr Thousand librarian nean
ben ard from thr putiic. oolleqa sna
Institutional l1'n@fAs OF the TINTED
4 aies and Canada viii have ssncWal
sifnifioance next mabib. ss Il viii q,
cnre az ihe helrht ~ ths asfncih
ti'nN Hooks for everybody move
men, which Is hoped can be ennci,A
"a Juls
Librarians of i8e nation. folibwlne
The conclusion 81 thear war work NJ
providing library pervice Tor tha
flfming ioreeg 20 watch ihe local u
urary contributed by raising m nuy
and colleotlng books. raalixed more
tNan ever the eA,rgars mead for N.
hmry extension thrulehoat larfs We,
tlons of he Tinted siat,ss, rnr,ha
sized ~ rcqncsis fpr assistance from
cs -yervice men who have returned 10
home oommunNiea without puhhc u
lrarics Plans fnr the enlarged prO
Gam ~ thr A I. a were first form
uiattd a. iha 1919 conference a. ts
bury PARK NJ and havc sins
evolved into a bread proiesa for maa
ing pu9ilsc library service vital ies
ruence IN every American community
and an institution through which s"lf
education wsfl be- Isosslbie for every
American,
Friends " libraries throughout 'hr
country are pow assisting IN FalsiNN
tho Books for everyboiy' fund, p
(; 600 Op0. without resort 70 an 20
icnpiye drive n IL expected fhai
subsianiiai praYTess will De rcpoFira
A the Colorado springy conference
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-29
MRS. FLORA WILLIS HAS
THRILLING EXPERIENCE
Presence of Mind and Quick Ac
ton Saves Guthrie Business
Woman Prom Being Run
Down BY Speeding Auto

| Picked uF BY rapidly moving
automobile and carried 4 block while
ellnslng % the lamp clamps AZ she
hasgea the Tenders with her knees,
was the expeflehoe ~ Mrs riorn
Wills ihis moruine " was an ex I
citing and hreathless two minutes
;oF the horrined spectators
Mrs Willis had iast dodged one
east hound automobile and then
stepped r!ghg IN front of large
DODGE car driven e;y Mrs CLYDE
Nonns lsAs East Grant. ana beaded
wesi Presence 0f mind and quick
action on the part ~ Mrs willis was
all that saved her from possible
death or SERIOUS inlurv she made 4
leap for the approaching car aud
caught tAe lamp CLAMPS with her
hands, ullluv herself onto iAe fend
erS, The driver OF Che car VAS
panis stricken and lost al control az
the steering wheel until Mrs Willis
shouted to Der 20 set the emergency
brake This she finally accomplish
ed after the car had travelled nearly
block Mrs Willis was decidedly
the coolest one on the street. Mrs
Young. who is newcomer 10 tho
city. and wife of travelling sales
man, was shaking Ike an aspen when
tae car was finally stopped
II don't believe ! viii ever he able
70 drive car again." she said
~ Was my fault, In a measure.
said Mrs Willis y had been talk
ing 20 Judge Bierer and had started
20 cross 10 the south side on the
street. auf remembering an engage
ment a. the bank ! turned suddenly
20 retrace my steps. tho car came
and was right IN The way and tho
only thing saw open 30 do was IL |
Ersh tho fender. and this I ala. 7
Was not in the lesst hurt ami was
not excited at any time do believe
that people are permitted 10 drive
cars TOO fast on rhs streets bai / !
guess ! am as reckless as the rest
80 have no kick coming However
people should De made 70 observe
trdffsc laws II there Is such a thina
In existence In Guthrie"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-29
BRISTOL rs SCENE or
GREAT LABOR STRIKE

sristcn, r, l., May 2s.--rroops ol
cavalry and eoass artillery Datroliee
the streets of Bristol to-day to prevent
a repetition os tire rlctIra that oe
Cured Yesterday when striking EN-
plcycs Of tire National india Rubber
eomnauy sought 10 prevent othes
workers from entering the plant
Governor Beechrlsn hss declared the
city "in a state Of insurreetion" and
was expected 10 come here 10 in
spcct tire situation personally.
No effort was made 10 open the
plant ttis morning bot Il was expect
ed ar attempt would be made to re
sumo operations on Tuesday after
tire holiday.
Tire strike has seen In progress a,
the rubber works for about three
weeks.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-29
KNIGHTS Of PYTH|AS
CONFER TWO DEGREES
Local Order Is Growing In Mem
bcrship and Popularity;
Much Rank Work Ahead
For Teams.

AZ their regular Friday nEshs seq
sion the Knights N pyfhna ssoaier
red The psge and Esquire ranks on
candidates I'm due and anciep form
10 fact the work was done with x.A.s
and pep which fully brought the IN :
prcssiyonega and beauty of Che cub ,
lime lessons therein taught The lodge
has rank work for several weeks 10
come IN fact until summer va
cetion.
Tho order of the KnightE NJ I'yihlsF
has . pnc1liar.v ftrong hold on s'e
hearts of the American people. and
n Is a go'irce of Qualification % know
fhst obr Guthrie PythIans are meet
irg with such pronounced guecsss
with the local lodge
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-29
LIONS SHOW CARD[D
FOR MIDDLE OF JUNE
California Woman viii Direct
Play to Be Staged at Pol
lard; Noted Woodman
in City.

The Lions club completed its com
msttees on arrangements Friday nom
Ter their entertainment which VIII be
given AZ the Pollard. June is-T7. srs
Book of Seattle viii arrive in Gu hrle
June 2, and will take personal charge
a. director Of all committees an well
as the production OF the croposcd
play.
I'd. Murphy. chairman Of The board
Of control of the Woodmen of the
World was an inytei guest At TIC
MONDAY luncheon and raptivated the
Lions with his quaint frish witicispz.
w G Smith OF the Security State
Bank and Rev. Robert NJ Lehew. Jr.
were new additions added 10 the
membership Of the club.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-29
SCHOOL GIRLS APTLY
PORTRAY DREAM FABRIC
Shakespeare s Idealistic Drama.
As You Like II. F" Present.
cd Ry NJ Joaeph's Cath.
Ollie College Students

1a'npus nf NJ Jusephs neaaamS IA
crowded Friday night on tha oceaaa,,
q ihe presentation ~ shak.Apsar.t
Immortal drama AS You f.ka j,
bs tho dramatic class 81 ~ ca.halls
onll,ves '''
Hundreds of aarnona In shp elty n
'eressed 20 q" welfare n thr cnll aes
"nd tcoreA from nearby towns ~.
nFewmt. Refreshments were served
dprina lfa piav
a. You Like ~ gives N s.nae
form ihe harda appreciation AZ ,lo
In i'a manifold interests and cnmnll
cations The world ~ reason exhlbita
man IN bis rational doyeiapmenf nj,
v coniraaicd With an layliwio exls
ifnee the Fiinfle state ~ iha sh.p
herd Shakespeare lllpens tbe Fnrasi
of Arden 70 the GretA ldeakrn4im
when he SAYS. Nhosa WIN reat tha
Time careieF~ly a. they dld IN the
goden world
III settling ~ natareA own under
~" spreading grcenwoed trca lhc
school cast viaualized The fahrla on
= dream and NADIA living pereonali
Ties of nc characters portrayed
This drama rfves poetic state
ment ard solution - the iro8lem n
thu real and Nga IDEAL. with love as
tlo golden solvent.
The fludeh showed deep aq5nte.
citation of Che drama. and the ditfor
enf characters we're interpreted wifh
gfai aud fidelity
The cast was aa follows
The Dukes. jlybg IN aanhshmoni.
Vida Boone Amiens, Beneyieye gha'
fer JauneH. Irls claudce. f.e Beau.
iiu'f h churehfleld Adam. iHorvani 10
oliverl Lucille Mnnphy CORN. GLADYS
Stewart: sylvins Ann O'counor. VIII
Ham. Dorothy Teeiers Celia, Grace
Mahaffev Audry Margaret Heidl
Phoebe Roberta Carlton; TouchalouN.
Payne Orlando. fAnra sasly |
Mics I>aura Barry, u tho MorRe
school 0f Expression " ST. 10 ia !
coached and stared tha play The
m'~ic a mos fleaslng feature MAS
ariHed and directed hv Madame Edia /
f.nnd. Of Oklahoma CITY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-29
Al lRORS DRANNsFeR
JUNE TERM on COZ RI-

Following lisi OF Jurors have bsep
drawn for the June term ~ die fei
court and will regort for duty a, th.
county court house Monday mornlnn
June Z, al 3 O'Clock
Felix Adler. Guthrie G Relief vh,l
hail George Bartlett, Lowell Otic
BufWt, Guthrie. T X Cutler. Lowell.
J y Coyerdiil. Orlando. N III Divelv
Guthrie; r. r Davidson. Guthric,
Alex Colbert Guthrie: ]. " Dwis
neil, Guthrie; G Donaldson, Waterloo
William Diedrick. Marshall sam i,y
ans. Gnthrie. T L. Firch. Gathrls. &.
x Frazier. Gu hrie, Homer Gobale.
Guthrie. w r Gray Mulhail. Char.se
Goldberg Guthrie j. r. Grnnaaa.
Guthrie y H. Henry. Mulhaii: q. &.
Hixon, Guthrie. Henry Herwig Gaiis-
VIM. II airis. AlaIihall Ben Johnson.
WIN II Harris Marshall. Ben Johnson
r. kerfoo, Crescent: y. VI. Kuehei.
Guthrie J A Kinney, Guthrie. J "
Kennedy. Gu,hrieW NJ. u. Knight
Coyle, " G Matchot /. Guthrie: ]. H.
Nillspaush Guthrie. l.. q. Mblacx.
Guthrie. J. y prkchetf. Muheli.
George Rosa Marshall; w w. isav.
Creeceni. Y y Scott. Guthrie. II "a.
Swain, Crescent. Il, l. Smith, Crss
cent: Orin snapp Gu hrie: s Stnde
baker, Guthrie: Frank Tyler, Coyls
s 8. Tracy. Coyle u w vamyaer
Guthrie: O - wBckham. Guthrie; II
=. Wingard Crescent. A. G wgstt,
James whitted, Guthrie: wn
A. York. Marshall, r zachgo. crea
cent.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-29
CHICAGO GUN MAN PUTS !
ANOTHER NICK IN GUN
asoa.ssaas~4s
Labor Slngger "Croaks" Saloon
Keeper Who "squealcd"
On Colored Water"
Swindle.

Thicaso, MAY % fssix~ne fissary.
gannan and latur alasKor from ~bAcx
" the Yards" recently aca,lRfsf ~
. clArre ~ murder 81 being songht
toAiay N c1nuectlon with what polsce
termed 0ne M this MOST cold -blesdei
murders N recent yearn
Harry , Itsckas wainon keeper vas
shot and lnrtaw ~ kilist NJ a aoutls
side salo1u lust uighs, while he awaM.
81 with hts lawyer 10 dlncuaw with
James nFirien another saloon keep
~. the arrest ~ tw'p men who ara
'alleged 70 have via ippixed them ~
thousands " doitars throuvh msIes ~
color"d waiter REPRESENTED as wbIs-
ky.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-29
Miss Eva New Wins SIS
Prize In Who's S Who Contest
Several Hundred Persons Submit Ans
wers Touching on Points Of Live
Wire Merchants; Thelma Patterson
Wins End Prize; Ten Winners Listed

Miss FarquharSon and Mr.. Calvsri
showed they had used much effort
20 ascertain the correct answers
Miss Farqnharson. by the way. has
made an enviable school record. Sile
has received a certificate for puac,u-
atty over a geriod OF four years
During all this time she was neither
absent nor tardy
The Who's VINO" contest was q
grea; feature FOR publicity X put ire
merchants right up 70 the contest
ants and was not only novel but ben
eficiai 10 many ways Thousands of
5eopie were interes ed in the oon-
test.
Threa hundred and eight contested
Tor the prizes IN Who's VINO" All
merchants and firms in the contest
were nianfuliy wr%tled with by the
contestants for the prizes
Of all the contestants. however.
none scored aerfec. Miss NcS
being the nearest TO 100 GER cent
Koetsch, The Fountain. chesnu.
Bros. Davis a Edw Gahl appeared to
s,other the majority of contesiarf5
for the right answers
II was a dellghtful and zestfui con 7
test from every standpoint The cash
winners are requested % call at he
Leader office fer their cash prizes.
Orders for prizes have been mailed
The list Of Who's Who" win1esg
and the prizes are given above.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-29
WHAT vTcRTD OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

philadelphia The United States
Naval Academy University oight de-
feased Princeton by three quarters
of length of open water N the
chHd's cup race
si Louis John scullln, prcsi
dent OF tho Missouri and North Ar
kansas railroad. died.
washington Tho senate inter-
state commerce committee ordered a
favorable report On tho poindextef
bin 70 prewsni railroad strikes.
washington Chairman Kahn of
the military affairs committee. N
iroduced resolution 10 the horse
providlng FOR congregational inyes
tiration ~ the re4pnf escape from
custody OF Grover q pergdoll. veal
thy Philadeipaia iiaf eyader
ParIs-DThe chamber ~ deputies
gave the ministry az Premier Miller
and IA vote of confidence. Gas 70 81,
The unified nocialistr voted solidiy
against the government
Washington The honsc Adopted
the conference report on the army
reorganization bin
Bernelt became known that
switzerlnndA IS seniing note 10
President Wilson and All members Of
the Iearue or nations urging that
Geneva be retained as the seat OF the
league.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-29
FELIX D|Az WILL
NOT OPPOSE ODREGON
Huerta Regime II Acceptable 10
Mexican General Who on.
posed President Gar.
rama

Vera cruz, Mex May ~. ltls
p'az who waA rslwrt'd Yesterday b
raw" assumed an attitude howria
toward tho lIaorta rwWllnn Ia Masiep.
has, in faa notified tho mulhprities
thar he is fisndly ie The ruys4nmaHt
"" IN ~ Nlsnnila. and "a waiting an
opportunity 70 leave the country tn ~
eordanc" WI b the desaro he expresses
aoim tiuw ago Tie N awaiting tfa
decision 0 tho new government ~
lafive 70 hls galifnE Mexican Roli
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-29
Lore For Woman
Impeiled Man To
KIN Her Mate

chleasse, Mar ~ fheoaars
Lauxhis sessy confessed 10 police
shst Ne Turdstsg lehn uomsre+
eus ~ ssepss lll cssauss ~ tav
80 nceseae@vs sstfs, provsdsd
mawey 70 pay ere siead msaea Fua
efai expenses ana eshsf bills aAd
thsr went ~ ~ tnala ~hsew ~
wss 70 mesi Mrs namtnsssaa ~
weweeus hoaY vas sound IL =
esevv near aseusr er May n. three
aAfa aFter ~ disappeared. Iea
sAla WA arrested thseuan a letter
Ne malisa IL - Lculs
According 70 the palles Serslan
~ tne confession, LaaeNIa SAID ~
planned she ~uwier wlth Ms 10
weneeus and iufsd hes has
nsNd 70 = grave ~ re nhat asts.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-29
MN WHO WAtktn OF IN
m BBER FACTORY STRIKE
CLASH ~ STREETS or
RRISTM. WITH THE
sol nlLRS
ONE KILLED, MANY
ARE HURT IN MIX up
RHODE ISLAND ri RRth
Mt>tFtCTt Rl\. CENTER
IL IN a STATE or INSt tR-
REtTI0N WITH COAST
ARTILLERY ~ ACTION
BULLETIN

RriStci, Y. h. May 2e.---in
battle between trOoo Of mount
ed soldiers and strikers here late
this Afternoon. ore striker Was
Killed. several soldiers badly in
iured from a fUsliaae of bricks
ard Wild scramble for safety
bv civilian watchers preclpitsted
a lau in which two women were
sadly Injured and many others
hurt.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-29
BILL HOHEhz0lLEnN TAKES
UP A NEW TRADE
Former German Ruler II Nov
Excolling In the Art OF
Manufacturing Mems
Clothing.

IDndon. MAY ~ William uoheu.
zDisern. FORMER emperor IN Gerinrny
u trying hiA baud as a tailor. accord
ing g q Central News dispatch IRON
Amsterdam. fie 4 cutting osS pas.
terms Tor many new suits With welca
ne II xoing 10 stock hts wardrobe
and tho dispatch quotes a trade manor
~ declarinE he Is "exoeIllng a. ehe
goh
'fow unfortunate Y 81" sayg this
iapsr. that William MISSED his vo.
ration Aper all tha notoriety hf
achieved Ar emperor. one can imaw
Inc what would have been his same
as tailor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-29
Short Cuts To
Home News

Aih~rv Pike t.sssieN w8N confer
Mastcr Mason degrees Monday. Nav
IT. heginnins IL : ociack IL che afser
neoa. A tsanauct wRi i. srsa,>A ~
$40, AN Master MAsons aro ursed
% he pnewenl
Preliminary hearlnx ~ ofacsws
and dir@-sorA 81 the T'rl state ua.
Gas and Mineral cnsnpany u 0kiAho.
IRA and Arkansas, charged with sc,l
tins speculative wtee&s without figN
SECURING Permit from tho state issues
commission, as prov Med under h,ne
sky law passssi ~ the iasg legislature.
will Ne held before Judge A. "a Rales
In county court hero new "Wednesday.
Jane Members ~ thc company a-'s
w H. Hornaaay. president: John y
RAhar,iaon. Tulsa. vtoo president.
Cart N'rfshi. Gathrae. vacrw avy
treasurer and l., l.. billings ~ thia
CITY and ltey J l. Patterson ~ os
lahousa csy, directors An have gwen
hond gor appearance With the oxcep
tion az Rev Patterson. Who Is htlnr
held ~ sheriff Robertson
summer term ot the Guthrie Bnsl
ness Colleee will begin Tuesday June
4 Tho college will giyc special In
strnctlon "a penmanship and oshaf
sHhiec'e both morning and afternoon
in addition 70 the regular V0arses
Those who have recently takon pa
sitions are Messrs /. VI Kuihmcier
and Samuel w Rankin. Misses Nora
Wells Elsie Winter. Marie Martin ard /
Idahelle Hartman with Morris 4 CO |
u Oklahoma CITY; Misses Nadine and /
Ora Todd with Marlin Refining con
pany of ponea City. Meserx ] v
strong and Alfred nachn with Wsifon |
md Company 81 Oklahoma CITY RnA /
Ernest Allen with Magnolia Petroleum
Company ~ Yale These lpUng neo-
PIE hesan work al salaries ranging /
rom $50 20 flae
Judge Swank haan she Iaue term
4 district court here today The Jay
~as spent 10 hearing and deciding
luios tide cases and ia motions and
lenurrer. The jury term win beSia
Iunc T.
On order ~ the oil and gas ~
'ision Of the state corporation eem
mission the abandoned test VOL II
30 on company north ot ihe ciy /
vas rlugwed today The caainz hss
'cen pulled and wtll De used IA ncw
esl well to be drilled nv the nis siaf
lll company IN Mlilhsil township
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-29
rwo HuHpRrp THOUSAND
pHtEoNEHs sriLL tn SIBERIA

Ai"ekhaift Mas ~ Two hundred
Thousand prisoners ~ wAr attil rns
matp ~ A'hefla, a IA estimated hY
fhe iwudIab Red Cross. according 10
t'r rFidtief Nauasn II an interview
whlch n pHhll#hsi hpre IA addition
ihern afe prmhahiy 800 0oo ftuaalaa
prisoners ~ tiermanY and sa0on Ia
Frauea ~ says
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-29

Tulsa. Mav 80 f'snastaffs siawct
a deniiue beru today llunnnms fn~n
Expressed tha opinion that further
shafp drops voulf eAsus w@nar
dropped from 50 aat sA ccnfa
peuud 20 90 csnis pound Cream
eFy butter declined about Nv pos sent
Miia prices also tamhled
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-29
Kansas Governor to
Place Gen. Wood
In Nomination

New Work. May es--coS. Henry
!. Allen of Kansas, ~hc has hlna
self been uentsoned aa president
ressielllty. has eonseesaa 70 place
the nsne o. Major General leon
ard Wood before tire republican
naslenal convention "a Chicago
next month for nominatlon Tor ,hc
presidency Of the United states.
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iIsisii QUESTION BOHS
tip ~ CO>c,tf.~s

Warrington May 81 A resolutions
"ylewiua with sravn concern estai
sieaa n lreihud nnd expressing aynis
pathy ~ tlAs iflmh peotle and GOV.
etnnr'4 ~ their owm eho eA" was
relpried plt tVsiay ~ the h0usr tqf.
eiwn affairs couanittn~. 1'he vote was
"a %
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-29

Miss Eva New. ffes wesw Logan,
Is the winner In the Leader "Who's
VINO IN Guthrie." cpntefs She wins
se5 cash prize
out Of seventy seven questions re-
lssinr 10 live wire merchants VIM
we're represented in the ~w7ro's Who
ccry-st. she rISss~d bat three
Miss Thefrna Potter. No. 1910 West
cottersi Is the second prize winner.
she gets si0 in cash Miss Potter
missed etsht.
Miss Lena Fzrpaharson. 1907 East
Noble avenue. crowded Miss Potter
for second place Miss Faruunarson ?
manuscrip was the best submitted
Charles caiyert being next Both
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-29
Soldiers Friends
Won First Test
In House Vote

Washington. May 2s.--Wild sup
pert OF the soldiers relief bin won
the opening s.irrish in the house
today 70 force consideration az the
measure. There were many votes
below the two thirds majority
necessary 10 pass the legislation
under a suspension of the rule