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The Washington herald., 1920-08-23
RELEASE OF CAPTIVE
YANKS TO BE ORDERED

AS soon as details concerning the
alleged capture of four Americans,
one named Healy, and an English
man named Johnson, by Pedro
Zamora, revolving Mexican gen.
eral in Jalisco. are received here.
the State Department, it was stated
yesterday. will demand that the pro-
visionI government of Mexico ef-
feet their release.
The Americans are each reported
held for 5000 600 ransom. and John
son for $4,000 ransom.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-23
Army School to Be Inspected.

Carlisle Pa, Aug 22.-Surgeon
General Merritte W. Ireland. accom-
panied by Assistant Surgeon Gen
eral MCCaw, head Of the Army
Medical School. Washington. D. C.,
will inspect the L. $. Army Field
School here next Saturday, having
postponed an Inspection planned for
today because OF bad weather condi-
tiOnS
The Washington herald., 1920-08-23

tor. NJ Boyer is the son OF Nine.
George Bosquet. of Paris. by Tor
mcr marriage. NJ. Bosquet is the
French counselor OF state. At one
time NJ. Boyer was connected with
the French High Commission in
Washington. He served with distinc-
tion in the recent war and received
the Croix de Guerre and the French
Military Cross.
Miss Hill has not as vet an
nounced the complete list Of bridal
attendants.
John 3. Henderson Is attending an
international scientific convention
in Honolulu.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-23
GIRL 10 WE'D
VETERAN OF FRENCH ARMY.

4 late fall wedding OF interest to
Washington will he 5he marriage Of
Miss Katherine Hill, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Percival 5. Hill, OF
New York. to Maurice Boyer, OF
Paris, France.
The ceremony will be solemnized
at the country home OF Miss Hills
parents in Greenwich, Conn.
Miss Hill is one Of the most at
tractive members Of the younger
set, and since her debut several sea
sons ago. has taken prominent
part in the activities of the younger
set in New York and Greenw ich.
She is we'll known in Washington.
where she has been a frequent visi-
The Washington herald., 1920-08-23
Crusade on Dogs Started.

Harrisburg, Pa, Aug. 22.-Dau-
phin> County today started a crusade
on unlicensed dogs because of dam
age being done to poultry and sheep.
One farmer presented bill for $50
to the county for sheep killed by
dnxA-
The Washington herald., 1920-08-23
GUESTS FROM OkLkHoMS
TO ATTEND WEDDING HERE,

Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Jay Hurley
will come from their home in Tulsa
Okla. for the marriage Of Miss Pau
line kiLdleberGcr. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. David NJ. Kind berger. to
Capt. Maxwell Kirby. air service. L.
:. A. which will take place TUESDAY.
September q. at which Mrs Hur-
lev will be the mstron Of honor.
The ceremony will he performed
at st. Johns Church at l:30 o'clock,
the Rev. /. S. DunIop. assistant rcc-
The Washington herald., 1920-08-23

Jolly, handsome Crown Prince
Carol Of Rumanis, on his way
back to his own country after
world trip, presumably is still
smarting over the snub of a
plain American woman. On his
way to San Francisco during a
ball nboard ship, Prince Carol
sent word through the .purser
to Mrs. o. t. Alexander. wife of
a U. S. army lieutenant. and
resident of Great Falls, Mont,
that he would "condescend" to
have the next dance with her.
Mrs. Alexander sent back word
that she wouldn't condescend
TO dance" with the royal heir.
Americans" she explained,
merit condescension from no
prince"
The Washington herald., 1920-08-23

christening of their small daughter,
Gloria, born last June in California
Their guests included Mrs. Charles
3. Basshor and Miss Daisy Emer
son McNickar, of New York. mother
and sister OF Mrs. Baker, and Mrs.
George W Baker. of San Francisco
mother of Mr.. Baker.
Swager Sherley has resigned as
director of finance OF the railroad
administration.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-23

! MRS CUST1S LEE HALL.
Formerly Miss Mary Bland Golden daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
Charles Golden. Washington whose Dr. Hall
place The bride has for several years been den
thed with philanhropc work this and served for
in in France Dr. Hall of Nj
Edward Payon Hall and member OF the faculty of
the Washington Medical School He has been
the work the American Legion and the first
duty being attached the Royal Army Mcd
cal Corps nearly three years the military hosp
OF
The Washington herald., 1920-08-23
SECRETARY OF STATE COLBY
RETURNS FROM SUMNER HOME

The Secretary of State, Balm
bridge Colby, has returned from
Easthampton, Long Island, where
he spent few days with Mr.. Colby
and their daughter.
Mrs. Josephus Daniels, wife of the
Secretary of the Navy. will return
tomorrow from Raleigh, n c..
where she has been visiting for the
past week.
The Secretary OF Agriculture and
Mrs. Edwin T. Meredith, accom-
panied by. their young son, left yes
terday for a brief visit in Phila-
delphia.
Henry de Bach. Counselor Of the
Russian Embassy, will leave August
2S for brief vacation abroad. sail
ing on the steamship Rotter rda m,
and returning November l.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-23
AMERICAN GIRL TO WE'D
DIPLOMAT FROM ECUADOR,

The Minister of Ecuador and
Sonora de Elisalde, accompanied by
members of the legation stan, will
so to Spring Lake, n. j.. August 2s
to attend the marriage of Miss Ar
senta Beard Perkins. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward E. Perkins, to
senior Don l.. E. Penaherrera. at
tache of the legation of Ecuador,
Senior Penaherrers is the son of the
former minister of the interior of
Ecuador.
The Minister of Greece, George
Roussos, leaves Washington early
this week for New York, sailing
from there on August IS for Greece.
Mr.. RUussos is retiring permanent
ly from his post in Washington.
The entire legation stahf will 60 tn
New York to bid him farewell.
The Charge d'Affaires of the Le-
cation of Czecho- -Slovakia, Jan
Masaryk. who returned last week
from an extended motor trip along
the coast, will go to New England
early this week for a brief visit.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-23
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tor of the church, oficiating. The
best man will be Capt. Michael +.
Davis, air service, U. S. A, and the
ushers viii include a group of Off
GERS of the same branch OF the SER
vice. Capt. Henry Abbey, jr., Capt.
Burdette S. Wright, Capt. John c.
Kennedy and Capt. Clayton Bissell.
reception for the bridal party,
relatives and Intimate friends will
follow at Rsuscher's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold NJ. Sewafl. OF
Bath, Me, have announced the en-
Sagement of their daughter. Miss
ksiulani Sewsll. to j. winslow Will
Jams, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. n. Wins
low Williams
Miss Sewall is the Granddaughter
of the late Arthur Sewall, of BaltI-
more, who at one time ran for Vice
President on a ticket with william
Jennings Bryan. She is graduate
OF the St Timothy School. Cations
VILE, and of Miss Windsor's School
Of Brooklyn. Her father was for
merly United States consul at Sa-
moa and United States Minister to
Hawaii. She made her debut in Bos-
ton several seasons ago.
Mr.. Williams is a graduate OIL
Westminster School of Connecticut
and Yale University. During the
war he served in the navy. The en-
sagement was announced at a lunch
con last week given by Mrs. Se~slI
at Cape Point. Me-, where Miss Se~all
and her parents are spending the
summer.
A&HINCTnN DI n
FOR LONG VACATION TRIP.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Newman are
making trip to Niagara Falls. To-
ronto. Montreal and the Thousand
Islands.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Patton Hol-
lingsworth notored to Cape May, n.
j. last week. accompanying them
bons. They will be gone for about
| two weeks.
Pugh have returned from a six-week
1 trip to the Pacific Coast They re-
| turned by way OF the Canadian Pa
cifc. spending several days at Lake
| Louise, Alberta.
Judge and Mrs. Robert Z. Mat
tingly. who were married in Wash
| inEton a few weeks ago. are spend
| ing their honeymoon in Atlantic
| City. L. m aIE
Miss Lillian Hemper will leave
today for three weeks visit 10
! Colonial Beach.
Former United States Minister to
Italy and Japan and Mrs Thomas
!. O'BrIon. who have been spending
the summer in their place at Mack
mac. Mich. will leave there this
week for Grand Rapids. They will
return to Washington for the win
ter later in the fall.
Mrs. Jerome y. Bonapart has re-
I turned 10 Newport from a three
weeks visit al Saratoga
Miss Anna HamIln. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hamlin. spent
the weekend in Newport.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-23
MISS SCHROEDER ENTERTkINs
GUESTS AT COUNTRY ROME

Miss Amy Henderson. Of New York.
is visiting Miss F. : Schroeder or
Washington. at her summer home
in hiddleburg. Va. Miss DOROTHY
o. Mitchell. who recently returne d
from abroad. is also visiting Miss
Schroeder in Middloburg.
Clarence G. Allen and Mrs. Allen
are visiting in Michigan.
Charles MacMullen. son Of Mrs
{. MacMullen, has received an ap-
pointment to the Naval Academy a;
Annapolis.
Mrs. Poe White mas gone TO IL
stcr County. New York. to visit Mrs
HollIster Sturges
The Washington herald., 1920-08-23
munhmarh &Gntfuup
New YorA-wAsHlNGToN-Pan
Calais
Valenciennes Laces
Very Much Below Usual Prices

Double-Edge Galloons
l-inch, zSe yard lLzineh, 40e and 6oe yard; 2lnch
90e yard.
Insertions
lLz-inch 2se and 4oe yard; 2-nch 3se and 45e yard
Edges
lH-inch. Csc yard; 2-inch 4oe and Soc yard 3-neh
&C., s0c and Sl00 yard; 5nch 7Sc 81 and ST so yd
These beautiful laces three attractive patterns
Oak Leaf, Acorn and Rose, edges varying in width
from FIVE inches, with ~o-wdth and gal
loon edge AT other time there such demand for
sheer lacy trimmings for Crepe de Chine and Georgee
and there lace suitable and dainty than these
very special ones offering this sale.
La Section PirSt hoor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-21
Important 10 oil Women
Readers Of this Paper

Thousands upou thousands ow won
IN have kidney og bladder trouble and
usyer suspect n
Mmnen'x complaints often prove 10
BE- noshlng else hut kidney trouble
or he result Of kldncy or bladder al,
n aet
II the kfdneVf afe no Ia. 4 heath,
condition ihes NAV eeuxe the Other
0rEanA 20 become diseased
You may suffer main in the back
headache ard loss oi ambition.
Poor health makes YOU nervous
irritable and may 3e despondeni. il
inak one 80.
Bat hundreds 0f women claim that
~ Klimer swsmr Root by restor
lna health 10 ftr kldneys. proved ID
be Juei hs remedy needed ID over.
come each conditions
Many send for q sample bottle ID
see what swamp. Root. the great Md
Heyl liver and bladder medicine viii d
for them. ~ enclosing 10 cents 10 Ds
kilmef a Co. HinRhnmpton. y. \.
YOU may receive ample slae bottle
~ parcel post You can purrhan,
medium and large size bottles at al
drug stores
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-21
CLAIMS THAT FINGER
PRINTS CAN Be F0ReE0
Bureau That Wants To Finger
Print Every Perron In
America Receives Rude
Shock

New Yofk. Jan. a.. Offis ials ~ che
International Association fof rerson
Al identification here. an organization
hayine Tor ils ohieyt the "girges print
lnK ~ every man, Women and ehlhs
Ia the United States and canada
have started an inquiry into the
charge made hy Milton Garrison. a
Los Angvles hanawFtlns expert. that
llnHef prints can he tnfFea
Carlson says that 10 forged the
finger prints ot cunAieted murderer
IA NeN Jersey IA anmAa slaod -
butcher knife making peffect
thumb impression " 4 nan souH mile
away Experts, II Il said. pronounced
4 perfect ~ Tar as known the Cali.
tofulan Il the first man 10 announce
saceesefal duplication uf finger pflnts
used for the past i.ooo s.Arn aa an
intalllhle means 81 laentlncatlnn.
Forged finger pFlusa are possible
hat iueGfresye u i salA ~ oftlrlals
oE the International AN*cs iaslon for.
Personal Identification here "A
criminal said the secretary ot the
association 'wuald moi have one
chance ~ a million Of success IN
fastening = ,flme upon m innocent
person "a means of forged flnEes
finger prints cur rvsedu hes show
that IN every ca#e ~ reproduced
flnEer print the llnea are too palpahly
3 "a a. a
ehaw up nnder strong maEnlgs lng
glass The a fuhhsf vsAmn ar wped
engraving and nal ike lbe uslglnAi
finger tines which. BY reafun 81 ps
nplration and al. are clear snd sharp
y defined
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-21

Nh Mary A. Gregory ol Oklahoma
cisy and Mrs J G SMART of Dense~
Colorado, arr spending The week with
Mr. y L. Rrown. Mr.. Smari will Ar.
rive on Saturday and from here Nj
and Mrs smau ssll ~ to oAlahomA
Cisy to make their future home.
n NJ n
Mrs A q. {. nisrer and Mlss oalss
nler~t went Ia oklAhoma city where
they will attend "Rohln Hood~ ms
eseniaS.
% y u
Mr. and Mrs Herbert y Canfiell
and daughter. ltetiy. ~ Oklahoma city
Az spending the ~eeA here 10 alter
fhe eannlsiory
/. r 4
Mrs. G A llaghes epsnt yessefday
IN Edmond. visiting her mother.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-21

-four ot psomlnenl Cashrse elslsens
Amnam whom were tuawe and Mrs
iloie~. 1uaKe ana Mrs olsmigh Mr.
ana MFt. &. sAoFvls. NJ. ana Mrs ]
1il Moofs. Mr. ana Mre A n nlaie
Mrs /. Matthews, M and Mrs. A. 4
rusA Nr and Mrs O. nlaSs
Mrs Rose Hnlme. Mfs l.. T. Rest
man NJ and Mrs Herbert sseFne
Nt and Mrs David ShlslsF. Mrs aud
Mrs. l.utheF Arfoweod. NJ. and Mrs
. 4. uAlstsad. MF and Mrs W. r.
i'rlnce, Mr.. and Mrs. u. Lehman
A aud Mrs l. ! STARK. Ar aud Mr.
Harry Montague and taaehser. Vert
Airs Laura Garner. Afs tseaI nafbcs
Mrs Hagh Stratham Mrs " A I.ars
and her danshser. Miss ilsKci Nj
john EagllKh. Ruth and Howard cross
and the daughter of NJ and MrA
CAmnheli Mr~ rafnes and family
ola time loye songs were rlAs~a
on the slrsrola Speeches Ia Jude
noles. judge oismilh and others
~efe enjoyed BY all
An oiisinal reading on The eouftshlp
~ MF and Mrs Campbell ~ Mr.
isa'her Arnold was very mnch a.
preeiated BY the siellms and guests
aiikc The little granddaughter. Mar.
rar"t nafnes. rendered "neeominw IA
eageda frum Tom Sawyer
Tbr couple we're presented with
thirty five dollars IN Feld. also a sold
nut boa The decorations were Gasley
FOL IN gold aud white aud The r.fresa-
menss we're delicious aud Iasto0k ~
he same color schsns The happy
eoaple received other presents fnan
those mentioned which for lack q
space only. are not mentioned
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-21

Nowt aosss aui prepared shx m noos
ennlain ton mueh aikall. vhleh /. s~fY
lnlafiuss a. 4 dries the sealp an /.
mahes the hair hFitile.
The best thlna 10 uss il Mat.tssaa
toeeaHn' eli shampoo for thls u pars
ans entirely aFeaselssa it's ssrs hess,
ami beats aaY hsnx else al 10 slsss.
You can ST this AZ any dfux sssfs
aHd a fa~ ounces slil last the snals
finally Tor meath~
hlmAaY moistsn the hair ~nh wasx
and fub q In. about . fsa.psasfa.
4 al thai 4 Feaalrsd n maksa al
abundance oi Fseh, creamy lsth~s
Fl0snsfs Thoroughly Ana rlmse~ on
easiit The halr dfles au4ekly AL
fssnit. ani 4 sofl. fresh loossax.
bflEhi flaffY wavY ana cav 4,
baadle Besides a looaens ssa ssss.
ouf ever particle u da.s. dirt ana
danafalf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-21
DON'T 0v[RD0
on ovER-A7
But II Won Do, a Few Doses Of
Black. Draught Nav Prevent
Serious Trouble.

Nowa'a, oksa, Mr. ". u Dawson
of tiAis place says: = have knoxn Of
Black Dransa ever sinee can re-
member. and Of al the liver medicines
! ever used. Black Draught l. without
doubt The bet. We s2eld not BE-
without Il In The house.
! used 20 laEe pills and different
ihlngs. bsf after taking q eoarse G.
strong medicine | would be left in .
eonsslpated condition. and would need
then ~ sse . laxative Bui after
began 70 take Black Drsnghf did ne
have any srvable ~ thIs Kind
! take bss dose ~ night and follow
few nights sith 8irhssf aozss. and ]
an iike . res man Until osenso or
ossr-ssa ard neglsea to take care oi
nysef until the liver gets OUT of tx.
When have ~ 90 70 Black Isrsughi
sszin.
Back Dravxht ! have found II ~
fhsf il necessary for the blosslns
fssssnx in the stomach. four stomach
or bad taste in the mouth 80 common
% zprinr ln the srampy country.
Try Tbeaforss Black Drsnghs. A.
az drsgglsfs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-21
HER FACED, SHABBY
APPAREL DYED MEN
Diamond Dyes freshen Up Old
Discarded Garments.

fsonT VERY shoat neffets results
Use "IssAmcna nses. xaAranteea u
ease } nrA. rich. faasls~s ealef 90 ans
fasFts ehsshes Il hs Neul. siik. iluen
ceston ag mlsei ess0as Ars4eeA
hl0aseN. slnrhimsA sktftA children :
eoatA. feathers. dFapesses. coverings
The nsr~esiun llssk ~isA each pack
Sge 40 plainly hu~ 20 diamond
dye oser any solor thai sou eaun0s
make mistake.
10 match any material. have aIuss
siss show spa naMand nsN" cotnf
card
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-21
YOUR COLO [As[D
AFTER FIRST DOSE
s~4~~~@-<
Papes Cold Compound" then
breaks up cold In .
few hours

Relief CONES Instantly A dose tab
en- every I've hesfa until three deste
are taken Usually breaks 40 . severe
cold and ends al the grippe misery
The very first q - npfns your
eloTredup no~ifila aud TIA ar pas
saxsa IN the head. sfspa nnss rannlsz,
reIsessn the haadache. duiInsss. fever
ishness. fneexlng. sofensss and silff :
ness
Don'f stay sinffsd-ap' ouil blow ;
Ing and snufflns tleai your eonxsetsd
h an Nothing slss In ths norId gives
such pfompt relief - ~pzt<t roid
COMPOUND nhieh costs onif . fex
eenfs ~ any drug store II acts with
out assIstsncs. tastes nice. eoatzIns no
quinlne~inslsl upon Pags's.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-21

whom have praised hi. abilities
aud fitness ~ the President. lis
u a New York attorney lie went
70 Washington early IN the war a.
eo''nAel 10 the Tfvasury Liberty
Iaan organization aud six manfhs
later was appointed 10 his prs~sns
position.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-21

e Mssa"s*ff 2. the AnthsA~eaA y
esAh ana NJ. ~hSiet SnaNhs speeaAi
ka~st me- aAss es.hink Il shf home
q Mss Aisarea Nkts. interesting
na@Rhai eaffehA esenRs ~sie ssesn ~
sAsN*s 70 y" =" Aao N'sA a~sa'ss
h.srrf Vas ieAass o. me Wesfam
ea4eA ~As aafeAf A~n ~ i"nF "psf@s
- hAehard NAsonsF Nise hisref
fead : skesea = a'"nensFr" At''f
Nhasn Mss i~fA soIa me story.
Ns'sts'Feshset @na i~haenesf ara
M.fs lAei'e hafAe f"~a f~FssiAA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-21

The golden wedding anniversary 81
Nr and Mrs Y. A. Campbell was cele.
hrated al the home Of Mr. ard Mrs
Barnes of tt3i r. Perkins. and the
house VAS filled With guests 20 do
honor to The occasion
~ and Mrs. Campbell wsrr mar
ried a. Mansfield. Ma. and lived On
their homestead for = years. Al which
ilace theif children were born. 3.
years Neo they lefi ihetr farm ans
ieGrntysd westward. coming To 0hla.
hama. a. I'D aanv re efs sared b. shF
pfoa 'ees of this golden state % sun
sh'ne
The guests numbered about forty
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-21
0a-sas~-ssases iaH~Hst
BRIEF NEWS NOTES
FROM STATE AND NATION

Dale l'resi,man - and Charles
Powell -, miners, wet" Killed nF"t
lh.m Ia the pits
The state deparsment at WaahlnT
ton has announced that the inl''d
made by The allies for delisetanfe ot
The "Ashalsef for trial,
NJ Reno basketball team defeated
the Oklahoma city basketball team
y, an exciting game u Oklahoma 1l'i
-
Holdentille will vote on s@o,"eV
inua iasne for water improvements,
Saturday
ONaHe indians are being paid u eoH
each today This IL the first diAsri-
button of money 20 tna osaeen for
lnE the year The osaga Indians are
The richest people as a whole, ou
earth.
= series Of speeches IN the state Ibis
lnpnis ie addressed larse crowd
- Tulsa last nigh.
u " Williams. Oklahoma CITY street
car conductor - Oklahoma city. last
near ifnching the negro Al tho time
ot the murder.
-
linton. ~ae smoiheFed 20 death whpn
~ feet ~ sand eayed IN aud buried
him n well be vas cleaning
laaaing for he democratic nomination
snf governor u Louisiana.
Io' MuktoKee Il dangerously ~ and
litiie hope IL held or tof his fe
teteFy.
decbifd 10 nnp" A joint commission
10 wofk ont Hans has been appoir'.
% By she Louisville convention
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-21
BREttH OT iltMISIIIE
TERMS - CHARGED

borlln. Jan 1i- Three thousand
paper protests notes IN other words
have been sent b. the German gov
eminent 20 the Entente charging
breaea u afmlstice
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-21

John soenae. alberta. Ca. writes.
eoashea nlshs and day sna M
tWeat Aas faw and sore. / got !
bottle % Foiefs issasy ana rar ana
~ eondlthn began 90 lmpfos. saa n
Tee dafA ! wsM a. seil a. ever A
ny opinion Foisfs l. The hest so~sa
msaieiue made" Heat for colds.
Ike u.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-21

/, i believed Ia Washington
that President Wilson has settled
upon II G i.effingwell a. the sue.
eeeAor 10 Secretary Of the Treasury
Carter Glass when he goes 10 the
Senate ~ a member from Virginia
Mr i.effingwell j. now assistant
secretary OF the treasury iu charge
of fiscal affairs. II aas he who
directly handled much Of the war
tinaneing OF the govsrnnent II
j. known that Mr. l.efflngwell has
the snppsti ~ Secretary Glass aud
former Secretary MeAdoo. both of
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-21

~frasnakAlp - a strong ard habit
H. 4aefAEAt&~R q 40 fffn<fs 2" -"
~ase ths good ant AAFpiness il each
uaA~r 2os~9A Addison.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-21

The Shawnee fntesufban Greet Car
company has been given ninety days
. which TO improve service and tracks
" the charter viii be reclnded.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-21

Compulsory education IN The state
great farce says Calvin Ballard.
npeFlntendent ~ Indian schools The
iaw Il Violate with lmpanlsy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-21

The Hooney Aoonty shah elaa
whah vs. to hase met Nllh Mrs.
rrank GrsshAm D.. heen .AosI Ians 4.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-21

Fsse persons losi thssr lives In 4
sfeat fire In the diamond dlsfries'
n New York laas night.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-10
KOENIG PRONOUNCES
PARSONS STEP FUTILE
Harding Will Garry All FIVE
Boroughs, He Predicts.

Samuel S. Koenig, chairman OF the
Republican County Committee, said yes
terday he had received the letter OF
Herbert Parsons resigning from that
body because Of his support Of Gov. Cox
on the League Of Nations issue.
"The resignation Will be accepted.
said Mr.. Koenig. 81 want to say. how
ever. that there is nothing that any
individual can do now that win prevent
the triumphant election of Senator Har-
ding.
I'm my opinion the Republican candi-
date for President Will carry every one
of the five boroughs in the city of New
York and will have a plurality of not
less than 25. 900 in New York county"
His letter reveals a sensitive con-
science, but an obfuscated intellect"
said Jacob Gould Schurman. former
president Of Cornell University DR..
Schurman. who has talked with Mr..
Parsons on the subject of the League
National Committee. He said:
"Mr. Parsons feels Intensely about the
entrance of the United states into a
league of nations. He says truly that
'democracies only make striking changes
under the stress of great emotion and
this psychological law also holds good
of individuals. Mr.. Parsons has acted
under the stress of great emotion, and
in such mental condition men often
act irrationally rather than nationally.