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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-10
WHAT THE GREATEST
MOTHER" ACCOMPLISHED
Report Of Local Chapter Amali
can Red Cuss For Year Most
Flatiering Many unfor.
tunates Given Aid

An INSIGHT anso luet ho0 sAv Amett
can Rea g'uN~ "a sAe pfoNuNasban ~
~ g~as esims avNgAm has ewgnea ~
lssels enc isir. ssnl she Ugeagnmt
Mother Il Shown IL sAe anhuai W
pors ~ lhs loean e,anss yhaneY -
the American Knd ssuas. wAash van
snade pal,lse is~lAy ~ Vfv Auna ilssy
Tho repo@ covers the pefha. tNsoheg
ia 1918 to o<soher is. 1890
ChliarAn pafoasa. de~ured etYem,
utdovs and hnndreds II others wAn
nsr ,MrSn0s sswm,nn arv unmlan "a
hssla themselves feevised she aid ~
R@i ,roes WORKERS. enc ntasAmitn coss
eFing the clsilian vllof hsaneh % the
rhapnea wofh shov, arid shese ~ na
aoag~ thas "ash Of Dhuss. whaae lsfe
was auupaspd ~ she lgoa yns.n h~,ka
ul-on chat cfRanis aion ~ efssss
mahes
Nsac childrrn wene taken from aay
rnts Who wcga not ia to have their
care shsvu6h he cours. ana tl4a
Red ys.es wnl ~ theec chaareas
uneih0f unsll sheir parents hare arov.
"a themselves worthy 10 have them.
rhlssy t~n Naaowa wnre msaaA aoa
three Families bread winners ~
witch were ~ lhe penMmaAFs wero
ssss~sed ~ tla logAn county ehsp.
sef
fwensf eNs~l i,erso,u psae
holpea aad asaiN'aucn wea aaven sn
ss chlld~n under IA Nesfa q aae
Other shlnra whAsa received shp at
seutlon e. WORKERS Of the rlaantur
wssA ihp nuaspsw II ,sa~sm of eaeh
haudlcd are a. fnlloee
Thre~ dlvoned women N ariuras
~ husbands, aeeeflesl. ia worssnx
nlo'h"rr fosaAe minded gAshsfa ~
h~'larnlindrd mahorr toaBip
minded esildreu 9 insane 2 afag 80
dlesA - immortality iileesslmaes
~ delinquency 81 dependent and NJ
slsvt"i eiAldrnn i nhannanmnn ~
iusuffleiesn Income "a bad hosalpR
~ physical defeats and Alnusa. M
hoawgai care ~ nmeea carp. 10 80
bennloels n translenss III thllifeu
oYer 70 ! orlihan ! chlldnn boarded
uut
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-10
GRAND LODGE, A. 0. U. ".
IN SESSION HERE
Delegates Prom All Parts OF the
State on Hand For Three
DAYS Session OF the
order

Grand lo.lSe A o e. W 81 okla.
homA epene8 lss annual sesslon III
ne hsll q Us temple IN shss clts la
dsy ~lsA shcat goa selexases preseus
They eAms from Al parss n lAe asate
The hagr was vAilrd - oraer as
So a. N hs ROSS r Rslrr 81 Suli.
water wao becA0v Grand Massef
workman ason taa death vvccutly
~ sena,oF s /. johnson
TIE opening prnsef was ssxen hs
GEO . Nichols 81 shis city VEL
eome address vas delivered hs A M
urexers secretary ef she Chamber y
commence. renrrsensina Mnsof yoAa
Hartman
The resaense 90 The address ~ wnl
some WAS delivered ~ sadre u Il
Christopher. naw ~ oAmalgce. \
former t.oean coanss attorney who
paid slowing sr4hais IL thss cttY
the citizenship q The county and tAe
memhersAip " she O " w evael
Lodge HIS address was eloquent
Mnd Was sen received
The Grand ledge Will ~ in session
here untN saturday uieh' A. mach q
Importance ia the esylef is TO coue
hefofe she deleTates
The present board " directors coa
sisis az George Ross Guthrie grAna
reearsler w n Elliott Vh'eAaeaa
grand srpasarpr laaes Kedl#gh WI
Aarion A. A FISHER Okeenn Clan
weas Ssllleaw X y 0lhts Fuia
81 n Weirh NAlhri. aa9 Ceafse e
Neeker a Sapelpa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-10
Life in Russian Prisons Drove German Captipes Insane

Btetts-. Germany. Nor. 36,~-Esery
o1z<togent q Gerrnaa NzT s,sSao1ees
zrvirfzsx hess from Rsesiz eontzis9 3
1zuber x rzzgss. szszhaysu. Aax@ard
sen wAo have h~<1 maee sns@De ~
ssffs<<nx 1zrinz nszay nOnshs - Rus.
san ssri~ya t21Da
q ta-ee weeke ne Ce~xzn zoTerT.-
~sse eesf - = thee~ nssn 70 sssane
zsfssrzs ard sszi.srszrs ;or trea;.
ne-f a fsw hare ss<iis - vio-
sezce. z11 esri1r ftese ,erio<s n1st
= kers zz1es Essrd. ssf en- nasorty
,resenf . kssiess. sos-,sgose zsye<f.
Tssy sosk SOC. xEA esA. gzsssz1z
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-10

mans eili remain 81 Rassian camps
this winter
Before this Russo Polish hoatllilie~
began The IRusaian were being return
ed rapidly hut u l. nep estimated o.
least ~ 900 Russians are siill Ia Ger.
uma camps. 50 900 ~ whom are the
troops lnierned when ihey CROSSED
me nag' i'niasian fronlier daflns the
Polish offensive.
The German government has ex.
Isnded 3o0Oe.o0o nlarts for trans
porta'ion OF Russlans home. and ".
100000 marks 70 hiring usfmaa prls.
onsrs out of Ruesia.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-10

Fulton NE NeN 10. Tho
strange isse affair y rfeaa w~a
And Alice Mitchell on Memphls
srns of quarter 81 esnsur,
age which resulted In the death 81
the Ward glrI Is recalled hy the
tragic death ~ MEaa Caroline ws.
ans, a stenoaraphcr, and Miss Ada
Mccc~an. here issl night Tie Two
women were deesssy attasheaA when
separation ~ss attempted By reia.
sises the Wfaus piFi Killed her
sweetheart and then Killed herself
Both we're found dead ln Miss Nc.
Ccwan'e bed room.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-10


eyes. or ~ quietly wessTsig. unions.
e4oas q the IA; fAat fhey arr home
sx3fn.
The families sDd frisnds n the 10.
aaae sDl6ssrs are allowed to greet
sben ard 70 gsve them food and
esofbez ts<ore rtey are ssnt away for
tyeatnenf
Nearsy al he pFisoners exhsst the
fros inssnse h1tterness not only 10
ward Eas&a. bas toward fass German
xoyernnessf a. weii One u them.
zhD had i0sf leg and al arm. who.
Il szs learsed. had besn taken sTis
oaev eeTiy Il shs war and has been
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-10

ons leg aud one arm / lost them
fislning for Germany and All the
thanks q'ye had for L we're tho rni'en
years 81 a hussian prison"
The srisoneFn generally agreed they
had been unable 70 saurss proper
medical treatment IN the Russian
eamI4 and that sisir food mad hsssi
very bad
AZ the close of the war there we're
10. 900 war and eiYil prisoners IN
h8szia. and rs 90 Russians ia Ger.
many THIS German government -.
Inmates thst not more than $3.50 Ger.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-10

Mas.sssagtau. Nas - After siead
lag the rtshi iu i precinct iN'lise eiA'
sioa. s*wearntative GNrnt So Tena'
eskee vas ln poAice suuga this mofn
.nK lo answer charges of Operating sa
automobile whlIe una@r tbe influence
~ liquor The congressman machasse
sAe polEee sssarge knoeked do~n MISS
0slye Schpxusd O ihls cisy las might
resulting sn couNnaud tFAesure u
heF hla
The case WAS continued uniN Nov
cnasrr "a pendAn9 the oaleoma ot THE
INJURIES - Misa sclsoloia SaIssssI
wAs reieaaa>d on sda'a bond
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-10
WOMAN DlI.~ SUDDENLY
Al IOlN. iIOiii.

Mira Catherine Adele Mesreasf Ae.
representing uutsNrlek company dlvsl
suddenly ai the Royal hael ln shls
cay last nlehl shortly agter sis o'elneh
aha wns a vtransnr "a Guthrie and p
far 80 rolatiyes have bsen fvana tn"
dead woman haa entared shA y e
hospital Saturday aaa bad left ihti
place M0nday lnnfnlae TITS ianiY hae
bcsn removed Is the Nsfehrft ludefs
salting pagi0FM
Efforts 20 repeh a daughter Nhn l.
stpugls ~ hH ln Portland ore taye
heen ffuiies~ az 10 date
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-10

The Mar molhers II the Service
STAR i.eNloa deeins thrnna the me
iium ~ ,he Daily ieadef ~ zey.ia
extend tho lusiiatlon ~ thn rvewgaipn
and banquet tomorrow essuinm %
EVERY "a apgeagr uan ard wonsen VA
losan cnanty. 20 Spanish war v~srg-
ana and al Feterana ~ ms eivlt ~ar.
both of the north aud soalh tsesf
'tsey both uld and YOUNG. l. % bring
xifl ~ife. motber daaslifer. sister.
az sweushrart and every wirl hrr bean.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-10

confined IN many Russian prison
esmps. eloDf bis fist a. a German
flax xhssa he arrived and cursed his
country. hls people. and all other
countries and peoples
TO with Germany" h. shout
ID That IL no ny nas aud Germany
h NOT my fafheriand
Iie fhea turned - the other pris-
oDers and printing 70 hls wounds.
said
This r. what Germany has done
70 re Tbls Il wba' kindly father
land has PERMITTED Why s'dn'f ttAey
exchange met Bee4ase | have only
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-10
MURDER ANo SUICIDE
TO STRAINS OF 9Axx

EsltlmeFe, Nd. New. 70 ~hgie
family pfopeav@ph paaNea q lara.
snns, wsurdsf ard suicide tcck place
Ia shs kesslk an horne in this city
lass nlgFss. A. the iaH note 81 the
record ssee away. koxsskam shot
hss bride 81 nonshs throuuh tire
head, sro shen turned she gun on
himself eeiN alee instantly JsAl
ouas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-10
ROTARY HEARS FREE
DISCUSSION ON COTTON
Better Cooperation Of Merchants
and Farmers Urged; Rotary
Members To Join Armis-
tice Parade

The Monday luncheon ol the no
lary club VAS enllFened ~ stirring
discussion of local cotton interests
SPARKS used the prod and jumped
- Newt0n Roe Jake Douglass. A r
Gregory and others. who expasia'sd
At length on cotton culture. and msr
kets. the various kinds of seed. efe..
With side thoughts on toe ascendency
" Acala over Meban. Roe told ~
ne work ~ local cotton miils DOUG.
lass urged cooperation os merchants
xlth farmers Gregory told n a
visit u the retailers committee -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-10

Manila, NOV. io,~-F Forty Qht psr
sons were believed 10 have persshea
when the eosst~lde ateAmer San GA
s'iie Was struck BY typhcon taes
"Wednesday snrevtr ta Puerto Belle
lsyss islanc south phuspplnss ac
rcraina to Survivor reaching here
to-day. Fsftscr sore vcrs reached
cehu. There we're ssssy tour people
aboard she Nsaxei
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-10
AFTER T-Ev 3. gEsssv

= CITY Al SC
]e<s@r cNT X T. szar war.
r'a-ts Ter tke sr~~ss of ~ sersa-s
sa2rre't vafA ysosssaors ~ ne vs'.
stss2t AZ n %ewars ard oske- ~.
aAa'ns q Eaaex co-nfy hage s~e- ss
s1@e wzs z-razr<e1 sosAr Or
hEzc-srs z-1 fstrs~ss atssssss law vsD
As1asrs re~e arrested Iasz rlgzw Is =
rxm-s1-ng NY ssz3~-ss 1an sAs-1se~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-10
Peace Time
Casualties

ChieAsas Nev. fo-- nsSAvss her
lover h.a litea her. Miss 7, ssua.
asrs. "a. wealthy. ~ Loraaa. YES.
slaaeea . Mexican dseasr lnto her
heart wfslls tAlklnn sc Aer FefmeF
tisnee on zee mtFnsnlne flcor of q
hcssl here To-Day. rlamonus ard
nonV se me aesOunt % sio.cCo
were tsrraea BY tns susesds.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-10
PEACE IN SIGHT
ron LEAGUE BASEBALL

Kansas ol'y Noy ~ Peace Is la
slght 81 - league base ball war
fsls waa The statement u Garry
Herman representing tne national
league. wheD he appeared 10 address
the National Association of Missouri
league here He said AZ informal
meeting of the sixteen clab owners
N the National and American
Leagues would b. held IN Chieaso
Friday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-10
0ip~T-ESiA IS RAGING on
EAST s8DE or STATE

osaAh1rna Cify Nor 'e "A serio
oaisfeak g tiahtAeF4a in tAe north
Hast HaEt 81 tie state. noted mostly
ne@F PAwAuska aad DarFlesslsle. hss
aS'en reported 70 TIE state s,oard q
aeAiih Il was announced today 6t
IN r Lewss. STATE hesifh CON.
7sissenfr He aAsa further reports
~c1ie BE- awaited befoFe soue ore
sonid be seat lnto the district 10
AXE charge q ,ae situation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-10

NsM yusk. Nav. 70 Alxty one uF
aesivshgs alisne travelling - tNs
speslsi cars uar~fullY aesfaeH ~
lwu.lo fAtiaa NfflseFs arrived e*s~
snaay fsmsw ChssAae ana the teF
wess ana ~eee tskse e tlns lsssn3
saf deportation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-10
LABOR TROUBLE nv
MEXICO GROWING sERious

Washlneton Nos ~ Telegraph q
Rdyieea from MeNieo CRY ~ enc aH
parimens oi commerce TODAY said "a"
general labof situation VI Mesleo So
peafed 10 be rro~lng more serions
Local labor ORGANIZATIONS the adyieos
said. have decided % encourage a
general strike 40 sympathy wilh the
Vera cruz workers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-10

iilnlsop Waidoff dall hfszi large
cfo~d as lhe city hall iasg nlsh elln
hls Discourse on effleieney The bleh
% had his sublee, we'll ia iand afri
hsssldsw bnlua aR el04ueui ADeakef. Is
thoroughly eouyafsant nith narierH
esathods of conducting haalness n
IAlfs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-10
T-E sERsiEsT or ALL
NoossrIsERs IS so

C~'sna- Nsb-. Nov. fcs--E violence
'est az ssiiei; WHISKY rnsrgfsc.0rer
prerstsn7 near ccsnef Ei9ffs. io~s,
es5 &c. 20 . ssiii n ire censer 81
= farmers corr fieio. ~itncyt sne ga..
'er's sro~fe6ee. ara had Bsec ~
ssovs a. acre - corr 5efore rs stcp.
80 ~ors. care 20 light here to-day.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-10

caieawo tauast prizes a. foNf
years prevailed for ail options sf
wheat corn and oats on the chicago
hoard of trade. tbo ne~ pilees renfv
AenlluT deellnsn 81 els 10 aeyra een i
lof wheat aud tvo 20 tbFea tor corn
and oats under Mondays
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-10
~lLso. seceiyss


1--AlIIL ITrLE
WaaAtFxz xzox- Nor 1e e-wsss f.ssrs
Cas- 1f rearx cd Hassf-xso.-
nthess gi-s cslset ~ f.e White Hoas
gs=stsszfy . s,srsasliT prese.. r.
P,exaSsrt M-zlsor t1reA y fcxe-r
so a. zl@.z r1z.zizlax pse11res c.
fas ssSa ai<srt w&lca rAs Azz cisps.ef
f-rsn 1erHszosrs .16 azrzxsres.
&-Ns fkzse ~2s srrc.srazgea tf
As- r-o<he- s-s fnsr -eznzfuaf 49,
tAe ssress1ezf sz< Mr. Wanon =.
,sreer zazzr-es
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-10

IT M FNhfAff0H HA III VI
ok'ahoma CITY Nov. io.~rhr
body oi A. = payne. farmer liv.
ino near harrah. small town esss
p here n Oklahoma county. maa
'ounc by sector hands along the
Rock lsiano railroad track about
one mile west ~ Harrah early 70
cay. according 20 word receive 1
here from o. A. carpln county a..
iorney There was dagger woun 4
through the heart Authorities
state murder followed an aileara
gambling disagreement. fnyestioa.
tior Is being made.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-10
NO TRACE or INSANITY

IN THIS CASE
81 Louis. NO Nov 70 No trace
of insanity VAS found in Albert Eilis.
2i wears Old under Indictment fo-
'he murder ~ hls former sweethear'
Miss Edna Kills, is Dr Francis n
Barnes. m an alienisf. announced ~.
day Dr Baraes yesterday examla.
Cd Ell4s for two hours
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-10
eoy KILLED wnen

Y
NtTROoLycERiNG ExpLODEe
Nisml, Okla. Nov. TO- Robert
prtther the ~ years old son 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles o. prather. ~
WEIGH. was fatally injured when the
Prather home was blown 10 plecSa
by nltrop'ycerine on the evening of
Nover'ber 4. died AZ local hospital
at 10 o'clock Tuesday night.
oletta. the ~ years old sister ~
the dead boy. who was also terribly
injured IN tho same accident. is
improving and Il Is believed that
the Will recover.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-10
AWARDS 70 &c csyEs stssL
sEs Q. Ernfs-fce css

S@w Yavx- S.r. ls-Tzs-eea 1<sz-
os-x I'D -e- - Aznesrrz's zz~sf frs~
sex 49, - fzfAsFe zxzr6s 81 - Ar,
tsrsoe ezy <ssses-zrso1 fszo--ow - ne
sSew Tcrk rzsy yzrss se~ zlsslnrassss
e< serTseas <zsa< tas xz~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-10
COMMITTEES MUST
FlLF EkpgNse ACCOUNTS

Oklahoma CITY, nov 10 caupalan
committees in ths state have until
November IS to flle lists OF expenses
Nlth the State aleetiun hoara. u vas
said today b. col vs. 4. AeAlester.
secretary TO date no fillns. have
boen made. no sahs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-10
CHAN !: IN V0lsTEAO
Il HELD IMPOSSIBLE
AMI ~stM> ~ ADIH ~AN~
NiIiNI nWlyI OrrO>-
tNf~ lost OTHERS
IAkI IllIiIs ~ NI
ORGANIZATION ~
iliMst>
MuAlKrIA

Wayne q Wrsslnr aeesrsl altar
rey fav shs salasw lesua@s A@s
neaaesa gnaAy teat tho swts sslson
lsaaus waula Asnslnu@ IL operation
sea sss ss a shss re eos asasal u
staged tie further akAses sNat ms
lesisY ~ ths nest hsuss aNd senate
will bs composed " ~avya" sna tNss
President slest Hardlna ls nas ~~sts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-10

MANS uthaRA weee rwFslvAd alpnw
iha same lees. Il was pointed ont
M Mr Whaaler tHai ia tina fRw 49,
leiel. ehare dey eonsfessmeu wefs
fvfsaied On nHafiy svevy ense This
oeeouenis wefe pledged " vnle
avalpst hnrr and wlnn aniruamenf
81 any weakening alnenlmeni - tAs
NslNlaad aet
fhls WAS true % Mar aad. whsrs
golauhaga defeated AaArews IN ths
Flra, laslrlet nlslsg in lha Tweusf
lcontinnsd 90 rass gl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-10
NO DEMAND ron
LUMBER 1000 oiscaARoao

Ns~burn. n c.. sex lo.--l L.
Rapsr Lupbsr cempaaY.s opsrssln9
one % the largest ss~mllls ~ ths
south. announced soaay shAt tn plant
~eula BE- elasss Friday Zoe an lnssh.
rite period. because ~ iaek % DE-
masa fof laushsf More thsn 1000
men will De affected.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-10
spssfss4 woexvEa
WANT MORE MONEY

rion. spasr. Nor. Ff-A collective
ssna-d for lncrezseS v4gez 70 meet
se high cont . Hvsng has bern
afesestsd fae government ~ the a..
s1rtasien q Spanish state enpioyez
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-10
Many Students Viii
Try for Sheepskins

oklsAee~a CITY. <es. se.-Flfss
snnlisarts zee sos,issser te she state
ear eeasmsssxien ~iil tase fNs gxner.
ss ssarsinstlens peeewaerf 4 ard y
AZ sne state hosas< HERE 4 ~3s an.
ro0neea to6s, ~ ere eslsss az sns
eeraraasssen. vAs llwas fsr aprN
sanss for sAss e>a~inssaes eloseo
November q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-10
FOOTBALL GAME WILL Be
FEATURE OF CELEBRATION
Army and Navy Boys To Contend
Fer Honors or Armistice Dav
AT Fair Grounds Big
Parade Uptown

T'tsa ss@naii sasne a. she sag
grn4nsss son0rwaw s4scTnsson aeme~n
geo f&ckea elesens frem sAe army
Ana nass grvsaAses "a - cre 81 she
Sess eames ever gssAy~a IA cashue
Kvers msAn az eshsw seam = ar osd.
tlnse FsAxev ek reaa aolls,y aaa sane
rsml ssssavv will ~ displayed ID every
m0ve r~-o College r~serees AaYe
AeeA ensAged wAe were III nexArr
a-~nxn q sse ~essls-e ~ % Fastiaiky
wsli ~ Shown ana a~ssA sesais are out
sas siesa
g'Ae r~ople x CasAsse s,nsala sarn
oas 81 fzsl farre ~ thlr sAnw ~ w
y rut oa complimentary - th~
Americas Lesion raSs Ger she enter
saiam~ag u sher v4seors and tAe
sAAa~ns rsnerallt Ia easps~sassoa at
ihe gener4i rvs oase - shssr reQ1ess
Ar ) fail asseraance of As-nAA3sar aay
"a GafA~se thss year
Nerrlnp prosr.na.
Tea a m ASSEMBLY ~ AagsArs
sAsrsy farmAaaa ~ parsie.
rea forty forward march
E~u pusripsi npnercsees ana
Sag present4ssaa Al orw4 hoase
Lire of maVh
Parade forms oa Harrison eass ~
ns'lsscn saoees west a. harrison Ia
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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-06-15
HIGH COURT HOLDS
PR0HI LAW VALID
STATUS OF VOLSTEAD ACT AND
THE EIGHTEENTH AMEND
MENT is GIVEN.

WASHINGTON, June 7.-ConstI-
tutional prohibition has been upheld
by the supreme court of the United
States.
The court further declared constr
tutional the Volstead enforcement
act limiting the percentage of alco-
hol to Y of 1 per cent.
A dissenting opinion on portlon
of the decision was read by Justice
McKenna.
Permission was granted for re-
hearing, the petition to be filed with,
in sixty days Counsel for the "wets
announced a lehearing will be re-
quested.
hibition measures passed by congress
regardless of state referendums IS
upheld. The decision nullifies imme-
diatelv all the state laws permitting
sales of high content alcoholic beVerc
ages upon the formal declaration OF
peace. such as have been enacted IN
Rhode Island, New Jersey and was
cOnSin.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-06-15
FRENCH BUYERS FIND
HUGE ARMY GRAFT
THE UNITED STATES PAID FOR
FOOD, BUT GOT EMPTY TINS.
CASES OF BABY CLOTHING.

Astounding revelations. of graft
mounting into millions of dollars in
supplies shipped to the American
forces overseas during the war have
Just been made in taking an inven-
tory on goods bought by the French
from the United States.
A full mile of cases marked dot
ties of ink or canned food" were
found and the French are wondering
what the Americans intended these
for Hundreds of thousands of pairs
of ''woolen" underclothes were found
to be cotton of the poorest quality,
while vast number of cases desig-
mated as containing clothing were
either empty or filled with a tumble
of material in the worst possible con-
dition.
1t is estimated that it will take
more than five years to sell the
stocks piled up at the Gievros depot
alone. Meanwhile, due to the insult
ficiency of stats to handle the stocks,
millions of dollars worth of supplies
are rusting and rotting.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-06-15
MANY FINANCIAL and SOCIAL ADVANTAGES
ARR OFFERED OCCUPANT OF THE WHITE HOUSE

entrance of the Union station. In
fact when the union station was built
an entire wing of the enormous
structure was set aside for his per-
sonal use.
Whenever the president goes trav-
cling in his private train he always
has the right of way no matter how
badly traffic may be congested. I'm
til recent years whenever the presi-
dent went travelling he did so on a
sort of charity basis. The railroads
furnished the tain free of charge and
paid all expenses. Finally congress
put an end to this system by giving
the chief magistrate $4,000 year
to pay his own travel costs
The president, of course, has no
doctors bills to pay and even the
medicines required by himself and
family are furnished gratis by the
government.
Free Theater Tickets.
When the president desires to at
tend theater he has nothing to pay
Each of the principal playhouses in
Washington provides a box for his
use when he. cares to occupy it.