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The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-02-11
European Liquidation.

officials Of houses with international
connections are authority for 'the state
uiAnt that considerable Of the liquida-
tion in railroad stocks Of the last few
days. particularly Reading. Union Pa
cifc and stocks Of similar calibre, has
come from abroad There was mucn
liquidation I'm foreign held securities
around the first OF January" said a
partner In one Of these houses yesterday.
Now II appears 10 have broken out
afresh. We believe that most OF this
selling may he traced to investors in the
south OF Germany. These people. u viii
be remembered. were heavy investors In
rail securities years ago. II must also
be remembered that they were not 80
enthusiastically for the war as the Ger
man people Of north Germany. Of Ham
burg and Berlin. These investors held
their stocks during the war Reading.
even at It's current bankruptcy price OF
Sc. translated into German marks at
around IL cents apiece. means still a
good profit for them OF course, there
is no way of definitely ascertaining the
truth Of the surrnise that much Of this
Investment liquidation is south German
selling. but the books Of the railroad
companies at the end Of the month will
show II definitely"
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-02-11
Market sIumps on Easy Money.

The remnant of the ballish clique. nov
positively IN the minority, has Rad It's
eve on the money market as barome-
ter OF the sock market Wait until
money gets easier and the market viii
turn" has been the slogan throughout
the Street during al! of the period Of
tight call money. Money got easier yes
terday In fact, IL worked back 70 III
normal rate. Opening and renewing OF
20 per cent, the lowest since January
y. II eased on 20 per cept. in the ar
tegnoon. when a few unofficial loans
were made at = per cent There was
a rather sharp rally when the money rate
s.arted 10 come down. but twas short
lived. Stocks showed little buOyancy
As result many bulls. worn Out By
the long strain. were ready 10 throw up
their hands and quit at whatever figure
they could get for long stocks. As pre-
Gicted in this column yesterday. money
vas definitely easier yesterday. and for
the moment the strain has been removed
from the mdfiSei
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-02-11

Although it'has sIumped gradually In
sympathy with the other shipping
stocks United Fruit mas never shown a
disposition in recent market sessions TO
sink in such wide breaks as have, for
instance, the Marine issues. Probably
one Of the reasons for this has been the
report. generally accepted BY Wall
Street that United Fruit has gone ahead
very rapidly since getting back TO a
peace time footing and that its shipping
properties as well as Its agricultural
properties in the tropics are or n money
making basis. This vas borne out yes
terday In the decision Of the company's
directors to increase its dividend to a
/: per cent basis. This action was
taken by the declaration Of a quarterly
dividend Of So a share on the stock. For
a year United Fruit has paid 10 per
cent. and previously per cent.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-02-11
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
CALL MONEY.

frime IHuOfsfu bllhlrlA monInF. JiEnJ Y
Receivable. Otber Names
Sixty days. 81 a5t4tThres 10 SIX
Ninety days.....iA jPis. months ..Siya5a
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT
Clearing House exchanges s5is. .0ts. 557: bal.
ancps, $50 tg7.37l: Sub Treasury credit bal
snces. ssis. .s2i: Federal reserve credit bal.
! anccs, t5T. .gs7. s33.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE
Boston. par: Chicago. par. ST Louis L56
15c disrount San francisco. par; Montreal
ti57 ~ per 81 900 premium Cincinnati par
Ninnea polls iOc premium
SILVER PRICES.
Bar silver in New York. fi35, on lic: in
London. S%d., up Hd.: Mexican dollars
/ 3lVZl7' Up "a, 1,, ,,..,.,,., ,,
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-02-11

cOntinrea on FoliOEtHO PsOs.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-02-11

ket the fact must be recorded that
most Industrial companies stock Of
which Is listed on the big board are
fairly loaded 10 the guards with raw
materials They have been caught IN
the pell nell rush OF competitors TO get
stocked up to handle l920's business.
They have purchased steel. iron. tin.
rubber. wool. leather and the l01 othe-
commodities necessary. and have paid
top-notch prices for them. Now should
the price trend downward he main
tanned and some appreciable cut be
made in the market price Of raw mate
rials, II follows that a stringent and
drastic cut in inventory prices would
be the result. And such large invento-
ries do the large manufacturers carry
that any swift downward fall in prices
could easily wipe years profits of the
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-02-11
spIking some Rumors.

With one eye on the ticket ahd the
other on the money market, Wall Street
naturally has started on its own hook
some wild rumors about the money mar
ket Two of these got out OF the cage
yesterday and roamed ferociously about
the financial district until caught and
.recaged. On Of them was that the call
money renewal rate, now fixed and an
bounced at II 80 \. NJ daily. would be
decided on and announced on the previ-
OTIS day. This obviously. Is impossible
Many times money available for call
loans at 3 p. NJ. is out OF the market
by the next morning. Money brok-
ers called the report absurd. The other
story, that the money available for call
loans was to be fixed and kept at the
81 .00O. O0O 0Oo mark, also was character
.zed as absurd
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-02-11
American sugar Refining.

The second extra dividend Of three
fourths of / per cent. or 10 cents a
share, to be declared within six months
was ordered distributed to its stock
holders yesterday by the American
Sugar Refining Company. Its regular
quarterly dividends of q per cent, were
declared on it's common and preferred
stocks outstanding. All of those divi,
dends are payable on April 2 to stock
OF record on March /. American Sugar
and others of the sugar group have had
a considerable appreciation in price since
the November break. With the rumors
and later the actual passing O. the
Sugar Equalization Board the stocks
were in active demand on the generally
expressed belief that with the bars
lifted sugar prices would soar Except
in extreme cases this has not been borne
out by developments in the trade. An
nouncement OF an additional cut In
prices OF sugar has been made during
the current week.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-02-11

on CITY. FEB. i0.-Credit balances,
$3.50; runs, 4o,5s9; average. I5,32s I;
shipments. i7.{75 average. 2T.T5s.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-02-11
YuInernbiIIty Of Stocks.

In casting about for reasons for re-
cent and current weakness OF Nhe
motors, tire, equipment and sim
liar groups engaged in the manu-
facture OF articles of commerce and
trade, many market observers declare
that their chief yulnerability lies in
their present inventories. 1t Is prob
ably too soon to say that the tendency
OF raw materials prices is downward
II il, however. undoubtedly the inten-
tion of the GoWrnment-actins through
the Reserve Board--that the tendency
OF all commodities shall be immediately
established downward. Some breaks
already have occurred. Others are GER
tain 70 follow. In considering this
trend in connection with the stock mar
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-02-11
.ImportlnR Wool.

In connection WITH the sharp decline in
American Wooden. the Street had yester-
day the story that large clique Of
British clothing manufacturers. attract
ed to this market by the possibilities OF
an outlet FOR British wooden mills, had
decided 10 give American markets Try.
The first shipment ot woolen goods Is
said to have arrived a this port 1t Is
the report that the clothing manufactur-
ers in the deal are Of the opinion that
they can sell pure wooleH cloth e'iffciAnt
for a mans suit OF clothes for SIS and
make a profit on the transaction
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-02-11

The protective committee for Russian
Government sh per cent. bonds due ON
December I. 1921. Charles f. Mitchell
chairman has sent out a new notice
calling for prompt deposit of tboss
notes with the National City Bank or
the Old Colony Trust Company, Boston.
deposits may be made at any time be-
fore February 2S. The members of the
committee are substantially the same 20
the ones acting for the 81 per cent
Russian credit
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-02
WILSON S HEALTH

Admiral Grayson ; oeclslon that
the President can spend The sum
naer AZ Ambassador Crane : resi-
dencc At Mood : Hole. Mass j. ac-
companicd by a statement that
this can be taken a. an indication
Of Mr. Wilson : improvement Ia
health. Since his return from hls
Western speaking tour q very
sick man. a description which IN
lis stark truihfuiness was not
fully understood al the time by
the public denied greater knowl-
edge. the President. until very re-
Gently. was confined 20 the White
House. taking such airings a. he
conld g; on the porch. His MOTOR
ing excursions in the past week Or
Two extending into Virginia have
apparently encouraged DR. Gray
son npon The bolacr plan for a
summer. vacation tn the SEA.
The country will be- glad 20
hear that the Presidents condi-
fion j. Improving. and vii wish
him the fullest benefit from hi>
summer outing. trusting i VIII
justify the optimism II Ais phy-
sician. xAf4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-02

Nerrcsxnexs q sai1 ts Be the
ensr.otsrissss rslscy q t,e United
s.s.rs. The nsreer e oezsrs fron
al she sarioss s,rrrs ef eersess as
eases are about one -seortr 81 at
cesv1s arc tire prosorisn q nerve
cessAs mas rnuisipiieo more than
tssersy tines in tire lsss shirsy years
Ne asxe eesrd % tse oifferers
sras 4 human history Sslleo ths ssene
age. the ererre age. tns iran ace. the
cara aces e.e- thins ths present
age risht ~isk fitness be esliec ire
rervoss age.
Nervousness ner~oas prossrstion.
ner>cas oeeslisy. rerecus weakness.
exhaustion. ers.resves,,eris z"o
inszrisy--sli tire rexsf; % nerVe
s,esness.-ar are inereSsine n shis
eosnsry with fearful rApici;y s~ens
hotr sesex
Fer many years ! have seer study
me zno ;ressira ner>ro.s oisesses arc
as a result Rave oesels -e5 valuable
treatment fer TINS class 81 ssssers~>.
II yoo are afflicted an .. yoOr se-s.
zee. Ny CHARGES are ic>s anc ineiDde
tie raesieine.
Wei oeople are never nervous.
NOTICE. I have racVsc NY af'see
across tire street from ~ Old isess,o,
ans ny rev effiee is rev at 2os "a
sSs- oklshsrs Asenoe. ever Browns 8
Taiierine C. Hours 70 70 5.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-02
REVIVAL SERVICES
AT FIRST M E
CHURCH

A very ap reciaiixe audience hst-
ened 70 Rev. Csiizn speak al the Ffrss
NJ. T. charoA last night HI text
was taken from Lake is la ~rhe Son
% Nah = Cone 70 SEX and 10 Save
Ihzz which Mas Los The ve-y
~rospel e ne ecsqe,~ is wrapped up
II Ihis text God j. sseking ns be-
fore Ne scek Him. Nhere we find a
lost soui Ne find seeking Savior.
jas; A. Jacchens cane dosn from his
-haSh branch" al ihe Masters call
50 mus; We come 1oEu from she
trees e speculation and pride Aci-
ret in The living ireStni- hearr win
IN and God overhead Though il lake
grit pluck and DISSEMINATION. sin
must We act Don's heed Ae crowd.
People can lsush you into hell but
tAey cannot LAUGH yoa out Just
Two things we need 10 know-we are
sinners and Csrisi Is our savior.
Rev. Cailan win siye a. address this
evening ON ~The Cross
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-02
ONE COMEDY AT AN END

The announcement BY Premier
LLOYD George answering 0irect
question in the lIelse Of Com
mons that the former kaiser will
not be tried. IS probably the last
Of whs, was an almost farcieal
discussion. There was little prob
ability 81 any time that the mill-
iarists Of Germany. Wilhelm a.
the head, would be brought "a &
legal har in London 10 defend
themselves against formal indiei-
.:rsnfs Whatever probability ex-
'isfed disappeared ss soon a. the
discussion got nDder way. - that
nnlv those who deceived them
selves by the fancifully scnii-
mental phrases of lloyd George.
Itheatricaliy staying up 10 the
ELECTORS. supposed the former war
lord would be a defendant IA a
British court of law. Without
mentioning the refusal of Holland
70 recognize the demand Of the
Allies a. expressed IN the order
for a sU- -cnier Of the Hohenzol-
lern, Loyd Georce explained ihA;
il would be futile to hold . trial
with the ex-kaiser absent. " 70
which everyone viii agree with
or strain. Even + Holland had
surrendered William. il : unlikely
that he would have been tired s.
originally proposed
/; was unfortunate that The
suggestion ever was made. fer
much as the world would like 10
STE proper punishment administer
ei 10 the men directly responsible
for the war. the difficulties in the
way and the complications which
would ensuc. might be hulkier
than the moral compcnsations az
the trial The statement Of I.loy6
George. no 6onhi, Is the las, word
on matter which might just a.
well hare never been mentioned.
The worlds great work lies more
10 the stern duties Of the present
and the heavier obligations Of the
future than in pnnishing nisdeeds
II the past If the Hohcnzollerns
ever again menace the peace and
order in Europe. il VIII be be-
cause The Allies are willing %
have il 8.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-02
ONLY 81 Mn JM\
ARMY AT THIS POINT

Only 50 men joined Incie SAN
army daring the open season here
for recrurlng. The Aocal recruiting
office opened Nsvftnber and closed
lasf Wednesday These men joined
ihe coiors Clifford Manners. Cash
Ion
willard 0. Jones. 1901 " Mansur
Sufhrie.
Daniel H. Rodses. ililgsion, No
Nschoiss StrcFgon Eprlsviiie. m
: scAn 70 nv'inn rrror. OKLA.
g0hn A. Krase. 1898 College. Gath
re.
Ward I. Montgomery Waterloo.
James n. Heed Route No. :, Gu'h-
RE
Bradford SAlyer E1u.cnd
Fred Sllvev Hastings
Icha Eieaase. Prague
Elber. N L.noaln - ". lsih s.
Gsthrie.
HarT J Campbell i4i4 W -Cieve-
Dewitt p Hitchncck. Suihrie
Earl s. Bowman. Gushrie
William ? Gafhrie. Guthrie
1csn z Murphy. Hutchinson. KAns.
Carry r Barnett Ccvle.
Charles " Coins. Helena
Harold Ssricncr. Srnvafe-
Charles 4 Ws5 ger Perry
goe n ShO-I- Narshaii
nlbe-i l. short. Marshall.
F.. Cl2rcnce u WsnasM Coyie
Mursei Hooper suih-e
Faui lseksoz. We-,svFle. y. Y.
JohH 5 Williams. Lav-on
Joseph J Wa.dmsn Meridian
LOUIS r. RTznzor- c0yls-
Jessie 2 Roc rAsrAnoega
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-02
SCOTT FERRIS DID NOT
VOTE FOR RAILROAD BILL
Was Not Present At the Time
Eu; Wes Paired; Report
Circulated Among Union
Men Is False

WAShsngton- Arril "A report
esrcaizfs4 2noag iAs unlou labor men
IN t4rio1s sectioas - Oklahoma u
The ef.ex thsf Concressgnaa Scott
Ferris Il fhe sara Okiahom2 district.
Vswed wsth favor tAe Esch-(uM-
miaEs railroad hi.i recently aassed
hy congress w&s cheracferlxed -
fxise ~ NJ Ferris TODAY. ~ho cited
tie ConsresSonAl Recoua 10 dis9rsve
Tie cznard
The story circulated among The
uasoz msn VAS 20 tAe cffes; that
s.fhouch Ar Ferris ~ss NOT II Mash
larlon ~hen the bill ~zs ~ for con
si1er4tion. he favored Il and vas uof
sseH g,4ired on the Voies taken on
he -ns~sare.
The facts art Nj Ferr.s said
-'1hsi ! wxs pzired on every roll cali
on fae first roi cal vas pzirea
wifh Mr. Good. republican of Iowa.
ste Congressio1xl Record. Nov -.
1918. rage SIS on sAe SECOND vote
Vas paired VITA Mr. Good. see Con-
Hre~sinn4l Record nov. l..lslS. see
page e-S0. On sAe third vote vas
aSAin paired with Mr. Good a. shown
bv ihe Record of The sane dag. sane
PAGE. On the fourth vote was
1a.red with Mr. SNYDER. republican.
see Congressional Record Feb 81.
iS3e. page Bass. This vas the labor
test vote and on a motion 10 recon-
nit was gaired for recomnstsl
which disclosed my atf;aie against
sections Of the bill which believed
unjust 20 labor
On The fifih vote was paired
with Mr SNYDER. a. shown by the
Record 81 the same dzy. pzrs ssss
4 have no hesiiancy about saying
thar had been present J would have
rosed against the ESch Cummings
bill, as did every member q IN. Ok
lshoma delegation r-esens On ihss oc-
casion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-02
K. c. Markets

Kansas Clly. Nc April HOGS
Recelp.s secs; lAC 70 &c hlghef
Heavy sl2S56lSse. medium. sls7s
6lSTs. Eehis. SIS se@sls.S5; pig,
S1eSN
CATTLE Receipts. $50 slow and
uneTezlv lower Heavy steers. sl2-lo
Nl450- medium. S.Ise6ts.a CON
mon. e3dll Is. lights. sll-5N
1850. COWS. So 900 l2ee. calves.
ssGlset. ssockers- ss15Gll 81
SHEEP Receipts. Sose, sisadx.
LAM sl75eG 9a5o; ewes. 81 eG
1875.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-02
sTADB|he PAINS
OF G0uT, luMBAG0
AND RHEUMATISM

Onix those who have sufiers1 with
dread rheumsflgzn, gout lluibs 20 and
eciSzic2- realize ne tori1re o. these
diseases. CT the s;abbo-ness with
which shev resist Treatment Whsr
these conditions ara neglected rhes
sometimes become inczrable-
II von have eTer suffered from 15e
sharp fwi1rs and Inflammation which
Indicate 4 rhea-astl condi.son y0a had
better begin nov and ~ hose acid
poiso1s CUT q volr blood Rheumatic
and go1ty troables are nov known 10
be csnsed by Al acid poison n The
blood which car only be eliminated by
zn internal treatment Rab5ine and
Aoi applications only temporarily stoe
the pain.
that wiu eliminate those soisons
which viii sTen1aally cause you ex-
cruciating pain. L VIII prevent your
being dctor1ed u crippled n later
rczrs. which mar ha7 pen Z yOa don I
% scEcihing right away
Tbs manufactures are 80 certain
THAI Prescription C-eee3 VIII relieve
you flzt they zthorize ali druggists
70 reiz-n the 10 which are ssste for
two <i-54 bottles 70 sno=e who are not
satisfied with the benefit received
To secure the best results from The
cse of Prescription CIR 9.-s Liver
Piils are recommended They sszms
are he liver regulate she bowels.
VII 3oi naasesie or gripe.
Il TU1r druggist cannot supply you
with Prescription Cas- ore xl-s1
bottle a7d q sux Of pills VII be sent
you post paid pn receipt OF ss75.
v l1te Dfpt- l-S- - Latorzs0ry.
Mem his. TeE1-- for fs-Q Almanac
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-02

The secretary of the American
Communist party may be deiuo-
inc himself about some things. hui
not on the point that Russia has
il hands full iraing 10 take care
OF il own affairs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-02

: ! : ] : ! !" : !. ! : : !. : : ! !. : ! :
intc your oscod lou VII tee8 young sn0 b1ogaat
instead u cid z,c -se-ry- /
Al tbs t-re of ne yezr peo-2e feel weak tired h
ssaes. their hood : TIM they hzve lived INDOORS n
and perhaps exyersied al tasir mental and body ~
snsrcy arc they want 70 know how 70 renew Their ~
eaergy and stamina overcome hes3sches and hack II
sches have Gear eyes smooth. ra5y skin and fed
lie exhile-aticr Of rez gccd health ilnglng tara
fhzir bodies Good. gure rsch red boos is the best
insurance sSzinss rs o: 81 si7dS You APT 70
safisr ron sr srtacs Of Grip" II your health
= run down Purify the blood zni you defy
Ersp or Fla This she <e 70 cieza ho1se md fresaen
Get tie Discovery TO DGT tablet liquid form Sex
P=-ce-s nyais Rc.e Buffalo ~ Y. 10 cents fos iz psr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-02

The straw vote i running %
form in showing Just whai the
vote takers want Il 10 show Tor
their candidates.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-02

Someone has figured out that 81
the present moment there are
drives 70 raise more than
81 .000.Oo0.opo FROM the American
public for one thing or another.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-02

North ana south hard-suriaeea
highway for Logan county snonid
he the paramount issue ms
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-02
BRIEF NEWS NOTES
FROM STATE AM NATION

A dozen farm HOUSES were destroy
I'd BY E7ez< tornado that swept
shFcuEh the Caickzsha valley Ia
Grady ooanfy last might The town
o. Bradley suffered most No one
killed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-02
MAN WHO PRAcTIc[D
V0OO0OIsN GOES TO PEN
Patient Desd After Being Rubbed
and Prsved For; Law Takes
Matter In Hand;
Appeal

Oklahoma City Aprl 2-Voo-
ccoism j. not proper medical irSc-
lice. IN the ewes of Oklahoma law. Il
'sn in person dies following frest :
ments of incansa;ions. hos -hoc< tea.
and imaroper medicine, the medicine
man may become a working sues;
a. the stale renneniiary-
Jim Barrows was a n@gro roodoo
ecc-or in Piwsbnrx county. Re M
der;ook % cure Tom Lzukford ,
white mar. who had a severe case os
grip or pneumonia He administered
brew made from discarded hoE :
hooxes Chanting inczntztions. he
'wbbed fhe patient declaring he was
transferring he disease 20 hi-nsel.
asd ridaing himself q IL hv snaprisS :
- fingers. He also administered 3
VIDE. accoc1inr 70 testimony
hieh had depressing effect or
'he heart. when common medical
'trat ioa Would cal fo- e hear stin-
nianf Barrow had 40 iicensc to arsc-
tict medicine.
Patient Passes Away.
l.ankford died. ana sha negro Was
charged with seco1d degree man
slaughter he was convicted II the
d.fsrsct coarf q Pistseurg county.
and sentenced 10 two wears n he
g'snsfentizrv. Al appeal vas taken q,
the criminal court of arpels, which
yesterday affirmed the judgment q
ihs trial court
Jadge Nztson e tale appeal court
who wrote the opinion in this case.
se1s forth the following principles.
"A person assuming 10 srssf disease
Is boInd to know she nature Of the
treatment r. adosass, and he IS re-
slrensihle Crimiaany for a death re-
suiiinE 10 he patient from gross ir-
norznce and calpsble negligence n
TIE selection of remedies aud 1he sp-
pissetion o. he treatment
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-02

For Good Things 10 Eat. 20 70
R21kins. Phoae ias.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-02

Dodsoa rho rcsiy1 a
More than ea.e1e barrels o: crude
oil we're burned here restere-y e~e-
ninr when Tightening struex sn Oh
tank
Cherokee viii ruf down ten blocks
OF br7ek pavement Work 70 been
this 11onfh-
sIhe name Of President Wilson, en-
tered by petition in the Ceorx1a pre-
te-entisi szinsrse< vas ~sthdrs~u -
acton of majority ef <be stgnes1.
- -
Pswnee has voted 100000 in boads
= improve the vsfervorks rv.xem-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-02

Doctor FerU's
Gc.oer Medical
Discovery. his
VII put vim.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-02

A Belfast ship riveter has been
awarded the Order 81 the British
Empire for a record in driving.
England may yet see a coal digger
given a peerage for output.
Mr yanderlip finally decided
tha, the chances for an over
whelminc demand fer him 10 90 10
the Senate from New York were
not definite enough 10 postpone
hrs trip 10 Japan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-02

Anosher Texan has been honoTed
By President Wilson. Hanson. Gary,
nox agent and oonsal-generzi AZ Cal
70. Egygs. has been named envoy ex-
irso-dinarr and minister Tleni7o-
tsnrisry tc Switzerland
Seven thousand stock yard en-
pioyees il Chicago. oar o. strike
since Monday are back On the JOB
today
Norman Duncan Of Caicks=hz has
been named as secretary Of the state
board Of edscstson 70 eucceed W T.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-02
SPRING RAINS

bring bad tenpers and bad health
Why? Because most mankind srs
shut up u the bouse. OF factory
all winter and DO Dot have the
opportunity to breathe n good
oxygen. the system Is flied with
toxins (poisoas). and in coase-
ouence one feels blue. tired and
miserable, perhaps aches all
over The very best way to get
nd of the p0iso1s and to build
up for another and better day is
to obtain = vegetable tonic. ras1e
without si-ohol. and known favor
ably fcr over fifty years e.