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Dated November 18th, 1920.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-27
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-02
HOME TALENT PLAY At
CHURCH WAS SUCCESS
Cantata, The New Minister,
Drew Large Audience To West
Side Methodist Church, Ex
cellent Music Good Acting

! on Tuesday evening June 2sfh. q
novel entertainment was given a. tbs
West Guthrie Methodist charch and
was decided success AZ Was shown
by the hearty applause and laughter
OF the large audience which more
than filled the church The eantsta
did credit TO the amateurs az we'll
aa to Rev Rob, N Lehcw. Jr their
director Rev Lehew Is building up
the church not only by hls good ser
mons on Sunday and daily visits but
hy furnishing the means ~ good
wholesome amusement for tho com
mnnity
Carr yorls carried the leading part
as the New Minister. bachelor llls
bewilderment al the perplexue prob
lens % mulsc. AID society the intln.
entlal member. and nor lhe least hlf
popularity with mothers and shuia
ters was indeed quite real
Raiph Morrison. A. A. nAeiKnon.
and Fred Jessup demonstrated ,l~ff
ability 70 aos wisely on thn chnrch
board and Nept the house in an az
roar II NJ Garnett certainly knows
how TO be an enthusiastic athletic
booster and delighted his liatners J
~. uaffney WAS typical Seth oi the
Faverage church and credltably acted
the part.
Mrs Graydon Tnbury. Mr8. Alien
lpatteron, Mrs GLADYS Anderson.
Misaes Ruth Williams, Liza wuiff
Mae Nuifl Opha Ard Matte Beld.
Ing and Lydia Diedrick were the pold
maids" club and made one Of the bfe
gest hits OF the evening trying to ln.
ierest The Young minister and hy their
excellent appearance.
Ths Ladies' Aid society wera m
their element dressed Ia old.iime fash
Ion and as the fashionable ladies of
the community. the had their share
of the curce's burdens 10 bear much
10 the amusement ~ the audience
They were Mesdames J + Jones. VI
w Gross.Glenna Day. T. Smith. A A
,DAvlgnon, Barnard. and Miss Mary
butcher. Emma Millspaugh who took
abe part of Daisy Loveioy, the new
teacher. and'ministers choice. pleased
the audience with her sweet voice aud
acting
In fact the entire cast was good
the audience appreciative of the resi-
hunior % tho cantaia and the sue
cess was due 70 the efforts u Rev
Lehew. director. and Miss Moree van.
derfort. pianist
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-02

sau tfaaessva iuls The ast~mrt
as continuation sssinss shs ase,lAstiaa
ef uilliam q. 9eAaee pAs s,ll ts,ns
eaFsiva On wasa shs convention raacd us
aH nishs sssslsa earl, this maFesss a.
~ar then fasnnfsa that tak ~ onle.
wpata W. she mAn a. lead ths fsfres
"a ths rshi - asfsst " a aeAdea.
tark ~ real hsadwes eas aseubva
90 ths abseass - etn,sai caatsei Ana 70
pertansa - tein thNi il was sralls al.
rsssea against rnssasnt Wil.cn raihss
shsa whaliy metemshs against Me
Aasa fhsg fseilaa lts msnaesrs asreyi
ess a. ~eslssss
Nog AFRAID, rAINHa sA,A
Apethsg real aifneuits aaa tnAt
maay " this sappustsrs af sAndidaiea
nauns Ya,hussasuc ieiiowiss. ehssn,
islasE AFsssa shat the, saania net hs
esiss ~ desert shs,r candidate aaiu H
hsa hssn dssslegsa ~heihet .hes sen
Ksla ia strength
Ia fhens fanssp n eFy scattering Hsip
natss wha pYssrssra ", Adau a. aal datk
h"Fsr The nsamaser. sf ths attempted
combination asaiast arAaaa prrs pre-.
,esaine dcsaltafjis aeala snl, auef ,hs,
soatsaasd 20 bsieF leswas sHsh nanvs
~ IarsHar SaeAket iMrk. Nte. President
asrshai,, toHsse s1nasnKs gain
bridge t~ihs. aaa sNrn wm ntssn.
slsasn aaa astsfn...is thsse ws~ ~
aaiae Rhaai whies ihsy csald rats
Rae eos and raimst isaasts lsa Fisd ~
the lsiea ~ swapping Dff' ~ sa eaFi,
stage snd asserted si had aat been
demonstrated th4t W. NrAdaa cam
eanded yiaee ia tse ranainr Go cause
them 20 fear h,alit ~Hs faf them
nis,nis ease of paltins 20 be shs~n,
DrLAi MtuHI AN cusrit
white ths real leaders seee asAnam
sl,b tse platform aae-tioa ihese whs
fer snc reason ar another. sppased Mf.
Ads", Ial"sf a. 90. and fsh hiltafeat
administration enpeneuse warmed that J,
'islas 20 sffeessaR afagsam mirht
bsiax them - she istur ~ almr TOO
late 50 dsfess ue Aaaa,
Delegates sithapi pronounced tan,is
ti"ns embarrassed the~. leaders bs lie.
haadinE 70 know Why Il sas that
combination was necessary ~ many
instaare~ ihi. faffed The adniissisD that
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-02
NEW YORK BROKERS 7
HELD FOR FRAUD
OIL Frauds Are Being uneartnsd
by Investigators For tie
Government. Operators
10 BE Arrested

Nee York. Juiy Tia federal
grand Jury wbleh laat weua Indicted
fourteen conemram ABd ftfty lRah
yldnAls Nv connection with nation
side rUundgp IL alleged fraaslenr
~ pFomDtess today Indicted nam
Reynolds and company Naw Y8fk.
bfpherA, on chsrse of usiaR tha aalia
~ datrala Investors w the stoc& ot
the Henderson, Farm Oh eompany of
Delaware
Tho lndieiment namas tha broker.
aen firm. IT'S 0sflUern and aalenman.
iaeladlu1 Ioa. + ilbwey. aaosea !.
slAyer M n cUlIlna Albert ~ WI.
Hum. John Reynolds aad George W.
Larsen
The Indictment charges that tha
Henderson company nWned a,Tg6
aeres " productive 0ll lana III Ken.
taeAy ~ alleged promotion ana s~as
0t shout 54V00y shares III tins stock
tbs indictment further charwna that
sha defendants falsely represented
that the company wan fjfmty e4tab,
liahed aa producer Assured u earn.
ings available Tor payment of aivf
dsnda They atso we're alleged 10
hAve paid dividends On one per csnt
a month o. stock holdings rperenant.
inE that tho company was producing
anonthiy ayoo barrels IL On and VIA
expected 10 ths nrnr future 10 pro.
daee monthly $4,000 barrels
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-02
TYP|sT BREAKS WORLDS
RECORD FOR SPEED
Expert Writes 1891 words AT
the Rate Of One Hundred and
Thirty Three a Minute;
Typing Drawbacks

l.onaon, July z--ryplms o.8et
words AT the rate of lsg words Dot
minute, g Curtis at the agricultural
aail here beat the record made h.,
m American OF lse words per min
Ute and won the worlds champion
hip,
lnis is the second worlds record
won by Curtis. for. a few days aso
ae attained speed OF re words IN
me minute. beating the former Amer
acn record Of is4 words.
curtis Is nov awaiting challenges
rom America on bis two records and
declares himself open for a contest
It any time.
Another feature of the evening wss
speech made by Edgar Wa'laee
The novelist, who said that the war
had spoiled typiats and that today
here was hardly an erpert operator
10 be found.
They say they are efficient" sai
waiiace, Then they stop ynn Ia
ne middle Of sentence 10 ask Won
4 there Is an 20 IN balance .r II
european Is spelled with one or two
is.
In conclusion. Wallace declare. I
hat he had employed Ne typlsts das.
ng the past two years and that M.
ne Of them was any good
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-02
INFORMATION 1ftIN NM
Nuisk rtNIgl iii>
~ iliNsN DOT ia.
thu~~iD Az t~~U-
tiAT NitU IfUh
AtNtsi
BIG chr ! i NOT MET
\ WHEN PRESENTED
WIZ . lNrtRTS MID ut
Nc SN EXPLAINED nt
tiut t'uN TRANSACTIONS
WOMEN Am iliMi-
MATED QUICK
WORK >uN

NyW Snfs Ialv aafarmatlsM Ia
tha sgtert that 4assph nawas VI selt
was saiu bs mga waa helle4tH Ae
bad seeu asuala rguaaals ~ am
FH llaaag transaction has heea al4
Nefnfe filagfgei Altarnay Hde INA
wanu
fhe lafafmslian Il accompanied as
nantes ana Haafsea ~ persons a.
ssFed ga hava besn lnvalys1 Ia saa
transaction as we'll az she a4ma aaa
, iHgHss NJ ghe nggHoh aElse.h Ia ntya
Fired tAs gAfaf shat. An4 rs aouie 6f
the inveatisaiees n anfsAfs b. ts ha
EHaat plaaalHie explanation savaa 20
fhaa far at the useuva beamh gas
tHfgmans aeath
an 'h~ tAgfs felAied IN shs et9Ff
sAlaalaa with shs Rnawn aasaits oi
FfNells movements zoe 4 aambeg ug
a5ff proceeding the murder
fhe story aanglsafa ali ~ lhs iHs
fieH detectives asa uthee luYN Fli
sailors have bnsn wwMglAw thguathar,
ainea The sammaslan al tha resae
eishlreN dafa aAo Naturally h tll
WlhaiN# EiMelia wamrn sasnemgsa aa
puaalplv motives fnr lAu Mnfdwf.
auhstaaes ~ tha @tasy,
A siyen lu thn ni8tFiet Ntturasy.
lhe story is substantially a. follow
Mhsn tha kambirs lsff hla noFae4
ln kanIpcAy SO the flFat ~ gIis
Hianth Il was IA hurry hAfa so sg
yAuw4 through aeauaiulsnrsa Fur ths
pfHfhaae ~ a iaras uaAatity of fg
9sefs f'la raeg teae9 LOSSES asa
ssen heavy Aut hia funds we're low.
sad i waa bla idea that ~ eauld ala
peae "a thlH liaapf Nh retail atA soed
nfeft ne asa aat Hleaa ta apastf
ia the supaiialeas Polls ~ tha h4at
*8#rF nfmaalf bqs he planned y
hax# aa0taer petsan, dammY So
ieud 'a ihe unelHaaanl end TX iBa
hpainwna wAlin ~ rwapea the ps8fEa.
rhe gfp#tee part oF thla ilaam ae
e9fdug io tha inilfmaiign lhas Ma
hfhn lali hefore fhe District ktiaF
trnuliaued On l'aaa Cal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-02
LEAGUE Or NATIONS
IS ALSO ATTACKED
BaLL0TING DELANED A.
0RAT0RICaL BATTLE
RACES: PLATFORM A.
AGREED UPON RN
tlll. COMMiIitE
NOT ACCEPTABLE
BULLETIN.

San Francisco July Q. Locked
in deadly combat on the floor Of
the convention. the wet and dry
element and the League and anti
League factions are fighting 10 q
finish this afternoon. Baiioting
will not begin until the platform
is finally built. Some planks
adopted first. bv the sub-commit-
tee and then by tbs full platform
committee are certain 10 be re-
moved and trimmed ~ TO fit con
ventlon ideas. Il demand tnas
the full 1901 delegate strength
be given an opportunity to ratify
or reject the dry feature and the
League feature of this platform,
declared w. J Rrvan as he took
the floor to fight for his pr1n.
ciples.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-02
rnE PLATFORM


San Francisco, July Framed .
after days nnd (nights Of struggle
with clashing intereses and opinions
the resolutions committees draft o'
the platform was laid before the de.
mocraszc sational convention today
for adoption
Further conflict in the form Of the
convention itself was regarded as GER
tain. Irish sympathlzers among the
delegates had served notice Of theii
purpose to seek 10 have that plank
rewritten 10 include a fiat deelsra'
tion for diplomatic recognition Of the
Irish republic.
Prohibition Not Mentioned.
Declsiyely defeated in his effort
to force a bone DRY declaration into
the committee structure, W. j Bry
an announced his purpose OF renew
ing the battle on the floor, He had
also several" amendments to com
mittee planxs to present to the con
yention. he added. but did not dis.
close their purport-
The committee platform was silent
on prohibition enforcement. II was
a long document. efforts 10 produce
iContinued on PAGE Z. Col !
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-02
III HELPED SNYDER
AND GAN iII.IP ,Ot

trauklt any Tie i.saapr
saved iaa mnNh worry. end itil
gaiion." said William snyder. IA
iifnd farmer Mr NyndeFa ftru'
WAS mortEased by shafpera for
ai"w@ Hhyarf dld pag kunw
81 untll he rvad The l.eadar
~eek aFo ~ Ko, hu#y vi onrs
aaved nis larm ana mmen money
lao story ~ syudera ease vas
giyon in The Leader. Thursday
= nave bren Leader anh
#erin"r ter mhny years. aia
Nc Snyder "and have snined W
~
The Guthrie Rotary and Credit az
snyder v your afs uot suh.
scrlhor become one. beeaaas The
Loader can help YOU
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-02
Mr.. Bryan Fighting Mad; WIN Take,
Booze Battle to Floor of Convention

San Francisco. July 2W j BRYAN IN q fighting mood.
speaking breakfast gathering today expressed his dss0isfac
with the wet and dry situation before the resolutions
H. said that he expected fight the convention
and hoped gain dislietion q reyiscr Of platforms
~ have hope Of glory writer Of the democratic plat
form he said ~ d member Of the resolutions committee
bat The sacred But tel yon they know
that this issue not be settled Ia committee
n takes only TO bring IA minority report aud
there That one the resolutions committee here
delegate Nebraska the before the thousand
other delegates assembled here and lei them
~ here 10 do what can for people not 10 what
people do for VI help this world 70 banish
alcohol and that bansh war aud ii do that
office presidency offer the bonor that win be mine
The Bible says that one with God shall chase thou
sand Mr. Bryan said and that about The number have
fight II sys that shall put 10 900 flight and
looking for the other man
Speaking Of candidates, Mr. Bryan said he made no
definite choice
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-02
MRS. EMMA MILLER
HO<Oitf.D BN ". L. r. L.

Airs Emma Mltier has been aiHn
Ally nonored by State W & + 4
by payment u si1Noe Enrohius
nar name ia the Book Of RenAem
sranver ii national hsaaQnarnra
Evanston. Ia This is sn honor con
ferred for service. devotion aud later
est in the cause of temperance
Among noted names placed ia ihit
book IA that of General pershinE
Mother Miller as she Ia fauihary
known. was crusader 10 inaaana,
and pioneer Of the W, G. r, u,
in osianoma. having organized Inc
first union Ia the state IN Gnihric
1883
Ine good Of the organization has
always 0een first with her Her IA.
teresi in Is has never failed Even
Ia her severe affiliations and respon.
slbilties and cares Of tie Her
is an honor Well deserved
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-02
All Night Session and Bitter Fight
tel lTNlI


she pr,RespAl uKamsn, - % whx thss
sheushs ar. aeAasa .hosla no, be
aeeiinatsa $50 thss he "a. tho son ia
isw ~ ths nsestdsm
Nti~oN CROWD onIrtfA
ihe Standardization elsaFt, $3.50 ia
tengrei W the c4s,semtten saa shis ss
piasafsoH wsa aapepaist 10 aAns
quarters on ,hsi asseHnf
Nn fsc,iess hses hsea saatsssins ths
stats aeissasioss 20 assstases she actual
stfensth fos each - ere lsadlma eanat.
detss fhs setetaa 40 nui aNsss swt ,hr
aeeEess 10 "a Impartial estimate es,ala
ahis ahesed thAi sn ths titst ballot the
sttrpsih - Faiaes weaia be ab~as aia
uith NcAdoe feiiewias aith stT saa Cos
sa The thsFd plat~ with iea Ihls isft
a. dsieNNsss scattered among the other
sissfn candidates piaesa ia nomsaA,isa.
nifuhtNa rNtArn
The BIS asdisofisn was packed ~ the
asass aed sess. and n,it i've Thousand
psfssas wItp tlskeis ~ admission we're
ON the eatsisie ead nnahts 81 ass ln la.i
niahl AZ Ngas ssiusk Chairman nob
tasaa s~stsa Sc asaAs AZ sanssasrnss,
hst the hssd 8aa afraa prevented n bs
breaking iata THE Sidewalks ~ rev
Nafk"
A. esaai ths proceedings stastra silh
pFssgs ana She slsalaa % ihe n,as
spanslea nsasss
INrnAton noftoN .saHits
A. sism mr., the plaifasm ssmmls,ss
reported u eas stiu aui rsaaS
on matiun ~ b~lsEaIr tiuehaamh th~
convention went inie .sapesAsy -
seas white ths state asteNAttsaa csa
sased 10 assas their natiaRai committee
nien sad aatieasl camaitfss e~meo
uasi - ih.n aifsadt haze hssH sslsstsd
anA shslr Annuaneetnen' wss pfinssralis
tnla hiilims ps.nasitlan, ahilr ths
plsifafm ouasmittss continued 40 work,
white Al itbta was suiaa ga the ~
fa,is - ,hs combination attempting ts
fasn agaiist the aaninAtlaa ~ William
- MsNau~ aaa ~ waFh ana rapurtA
nhs.n nmr "a ths convention heii said
il hal dre,asa Is crnf.f 90 Goa far the
pFeasni The HeAdoo psepls. on the
other hand were pEeaistins that their
candidate wapld SO ever the tar" be-
fsts ths urh b4llm rhes claimed
hachins ~ manf prominent asi"i"ls'fa'
tisn isaiets wbo are un ihe sr"and here.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-02
WHEN 0RAT0RY WAS
NOT THE MAIN THING
Abraham Lincoln Was Placed IN
Nomination In ~ Words Nv
Judd Of Illinois, Other
Conventions

thlsAgo. Jab Ire aamlnetlfe
crator wNieh MARKS the tpp 6re&i
political conventions this Yeaf " n
aharp contrast So lls aomtnAsins
seeychgs ~ enc earss aaya 0t las
lMftics ghsa Nas pecn NgaARRi sai
aira8h by Naalgy a the NhlfaNa hlA
tsfieal Society and sne New tefsf ~
nfagy bore
in tae first sfval republican, HN
vengsan Abraham iABsalW msa A0ht
mated ior lhe FIRST ums bY Ms lada
q liuuola In tnoao wpfis
= dealru ou behalf ~ The jel#sat
ION from lllsnols 90 put la nomination.
a. a candidate tor president Uf she
uaited aiAtea Abraham tdnFala ~
Illinois
The tlrsi national namlnsiiHs con
eeutiaa ~ sHa democratic lMsty wis
hala N WARS pagllrv. IL nAiWmnr
Mas ahM 1859 II waA AZ thta eath
erlns that Andfew Jackson was eH
aeraed tor MS SECOND term iAek
sau had Deem nominated pfefiNHlf
10 a numter at statru ty gha mash
oae which were tnan MasAnE away
ard according to tho NewhvFgY 1h
pFary 4 il dpupiful Il ihnfe waa ans
aeasch al AH eiaciRs hlm in nnnia.
alton a. tho F0si democratic natioaal
conyvnlion Ihr rusiaeas 0f thM
convention was principally so aamlh
ate for toe vice presidency
tue convention adnpfed = roali8i
len concurrina 10 Jackson rppaai
ed nomination The rs8slaflan
WAS drawn ID $50 words
Previous ta tha tlma gffnm NpN
70 lsisl nomination ~ the ptasl
deucy and vice pfrNidoAty. tho wsll
known reference library aaya. we're
by Congressional dominating caacus
gf PARTY mrfnhata az nAeE
ituaMa ~ tongfeHa The iaat rau
eesHiopai caaeua was nega Ia tssi,
Jackson opposing the King taaeus'
as u Was termed aa uuaemnefsfle
IN EHah 10 wua nominated hy stale
legislative eauFHae8 and conventions
hsid " varlaua Ngalnn foupN ba
tbia popular state conventions erew
ut and out 81 them came the nsticaai
conventions
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-02

ST. LOUIS. la1y fy--Jaa. 0. Go.
bank ana the Rev Neilson q. Are
good, a Baptist clergyman, pres
dent and chaplain respectively. cf
tire ST. Louis Narumens assoeia
tion. VINO were whipped by NSits'
xens commlssce- " Pine Hsust, Ars..
"Wednesday night, today announced
their intention of nrinalna ssit
against the city of Pine eiusf Cor
alleged failure ~ authorities TO AZ.
ford (sam sufficient projections. The
two rnen rad a0ne 10 Pine Blutf 20
address a meeting % rsllr9aa EN-
psoyes They retp aec here las,
niaht.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-02
seEEOgRs GRABBED ex
MITCHELL AND FINED

Cnief Mitchell gave The Leader the
names oi the following men TO-DAY
VINO had been arrested by hlm ana
fined in municipal court FOR speeda I
Clarence Howland. SO. Herbert Nc
Coy. 10, Harry Miller SIS Evcrv
persoa found speeding viii be arrest
"a and fined he said today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-02
u. 5. Destroyer To
Rescue americans

Washington, July 2.-~ln COZ.
Serted effort to bring about the
release of Mr. and Mrs Paul ElIaon
Of Illinois, who are held by Turl ish
nasionaliste, an American destroyer
mas been dispatched 70 meraina
and fhc French authorities are
holding Turkish hostages. Admiral
Bristol OF constantinopIe. reported
today "a the state department
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-02
MANY COMING TO GUTHRIE
FROM NORTH LOGAN

WORK on the phares farm Oh test
near Malhall is progressing nicely
according 10 John Flmore Who IN
here today Mr. Eimore SAYS a large
crowd OF North Logan 'reople viii
be IN Guthrie Saturday for the bas.
ket picnic
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-02

The scenry on the floor Is weird
and wonderful A phrenoiogist would
90 dizzy II he ever piped the colIec-
ton, OF egg .octagon. obland and Jar.
deniere shaped saulIs bobb'Ez In ihe
waving fields OF delegatial esFs. Any
shaped skull piece that ever existed
Is here and also soma that hsyeq't.
When speaker gets up to DolI.t with
pride, be had better stlcx, his finger
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-02
nr EPIIRIAM nAER

San Francisco, July 2 With no
Henry Cabbage Lodge TO publign
the opening squwak. the democratic
peace congress got off TO fairly
snappy start. Hanks speech set
Chicago further back thaG Mine.
0'Lesry's COW One thing you gotta
hand the demmies is that this con
yention Is a convention and not a
place whore a lot OF guys gather 10
,nipe oyercoafs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-02
WHEAT COMING IN cRcp
rs rE8riN HiBH

Considerable naw wheat la e0mlng
IN and tl0 crop u proving a. be an
extra good one The gran s test
Ink from 50 20 So pound and. Ia
some cases the yield bushels
% The acre
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-02

Mr.. Reed NAV sst out a yrlt m
habeas whooxas aud iemaua 4 aaai
Ia tbs visitors gallery
lt's Just az we'll that b. lent parked
downstairs with fhe hslp From tho
nezzalnS deck tAr aceno makes De-.
scriptlon take ou. NJ daily bankruptcy
papers Gents. yog 80 wall 20 clil
this convention ~ Switzerland n
America Not Les4nsl Of ~witzer.
lands main export. but because Df mo
magnificent scenery As you look
around at lia Smlillg valleys and
wooded chins. the thoight c,mel that
(C0nflnued on Pnxe 8. Col m
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-02

LAMO>D SELLS CREDITS
Bli,IItu TO RETAILERS

The Guthrie otary eand Credit AZ.
aociation established by II. u H4m.
vnd has been taken oyvr hy ne
hufcnanta hetafi Al Creait aAaocl.
htlon Recently organized A. ~
uregory, aecFetary OF the new asso-
citation win have charge Of The coI.
'ec'iona and rating department..
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posTofFicr TO 90
CLOSED NEXT mohpAF

The Post office viii be el0aed pu
July N One city delivery win ~
made 10 the morulmf. 90 rural A..
livery Windows open 40 TO W 40,
Ia tho morning
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-02

y. knight OF the A a. NJ college
viii be the principal speaker az the
Farmers picnic at Highland PARK
He viii speak at III O'Clock Saturday
morning There sill Dc other good
SPEAKERS also
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-02

In market summary grocers we're
made to sell blackberrles at fifteen
cents quart instead OF pint. Grov.
er Miller sold out all his pitts al I5
cents, but has few quarts left at
Is cents.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-02
Jazzing the Political Uplitters at the Frisco Word Mil

swer All the official life " the
nations capitol II here and rs fine
chance for nlmble tourists 10 sneak
cas-, and see Washington At It's best
Yea. boz
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-02
Gasoline EtplodeS,
Woman Is Dead

Oklahoma Cts. lalY Ma
Aanle RAnaai ts gears el1 ~ss
buresa 50 death here hsi nla'H
~nsn clothes ~hllh sFse wae elssa
INA Nish gasoline, ,anised
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-02

Loinu enjoyed MONDAY luuebeer io,
day az tho lone and eeFiaeted pihns
for the big basket dinner a. ~ haia
~ Highland Park tomorrow
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-02

IN this vale ~ party nan0nhrg and
other sorrows.
The first official act ~ the eonven'
tion was 70 ratifs Woody wiIAons
lp"ace views by excIudlns lim Reed
from actiye part e'paiion Ia The chai-
terins carnival Jim ms lcft the
bed and board Of the present adm.nls.
tration and 4 Is not rssporslble FOR
any debts contracted In its name
There u chance thai James nay
launch a competitive convention on
the Seal rocks. Whs1 last piped. ne
was endeayogiug 70 stampede de-.
cation OF cuckoos IL that direction.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-02

in his own eye. Or aim toward the
raftsrn. Gents. from ou' Of tnat bunch
they will pick man to saye tho
country from the menace of fhs alien
and other republlesaq sicw 0f
their grease colored oatla,k the dem
mics had better nominate straw 40
they viii have aolnethlrg 10 grab a.
In the November fioods
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-02

There Is an air 1f refIneiaen. about
ne works that was missing In Chi
cago where the trHpD was brute
strength and q blackjack was an an
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-02

New Orleans. La. July 2, 1920.
Tonight and Saturday fair.