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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-11
4os,o78 Shares
Superior Oil Corporation
Capital Stock
Capitalization
Upn eompieion Of present financing
To 5s ArfhorizsS

CSpfassass.
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R
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Purpose @I@ The Corporation greatly extending its producing
through The purchase st eod and royalty M ter majority Of which
working capital provided through the exchange of 1oss shares of
block of
the ATLANTIC REFINING Co. for two years under reon M ms as to- se ~
The ATLANTIC from its present management
Corporation incud
H Bn reA HOwudS 4
RM c's r 4s~ " NJ E s ,nS z s sn: x xSs"s Co. G..
eA sssa s s s:cs". ss % % s! s %as os" s xS
The will therefore be directed by
Oil Contract" The ATLANTIC Rse Co. purchase for
line capacity which materially
Peprn" The consolidated will include of lease
Of a1ooo
of undevoped leaehods Kentucky.
Nineteen huned 9o drilling included in the
Kentucky properties alone, these, should
ds%9nd ns % % H Ksneey oil I d sb @ s % l
manenanee of the Corporations production period years.
today of $500 a barrel
z"":G & Net I eng % after dsusg all operating and drilling and
ss in the ,s months following sonsoHdd Th; bd
these earnings are from the Kentucky properties.
ssd pd s 5o this RS s and
c 1.a a "..sr s"" t s rs s e M,s
~~~ BE- ~"s& J~" # cs1y ~ rns.a @
~t@ "1 -Ss m "A" and A~tA
Price $40 per share
Brown Brothers & Co. White Weld & Co.
Graham, Parsons & Co. Frazier & Co.
7s:";s en-; nm: ;:: .- .;: .. * s.s~. % t: ..: %
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-11
S15,0OO0OO
Chicago and North Western Railway Co.
Ten-Year Seven Per Cent. Secured Gold Bonds
Due June l, 1880
Due June l, 1880

Interest payable sem-annuay June 1 and December l.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-11

tSALES IN sf0Oo1

tsALEs IN $4,000
From OPENING Until 2 p. m. IN. v. Timc)
Amer smeltglCol FL 4 I 5s,Pac T a T 5s
: .:''" "s &! = col Ca. = pa sli'. r. sn ~: ~:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18
GAME Of AFRICAN GOLF
TIPPED GAMING RESORT
Sheriff Made Raid and Found
Much Evidence; r r Bryan
Arrested; Resort Is
Padlocked

Il shoots dollah." Come, little
Joe and make this niger happy
That and similar sounds attracted
the attention OF a citizen as ne passed
house on the corner OF Villas aud
Second streets yesterday evening. The
citizen reported the matter TO Sher-
iff Robertson and raid was made
on the place.
The building Is owned by II. Il.
Bryan. a well known negro. Bryan
was arrested and another man Is be-
ing sought by the sheriff. The Afri-
can golf players had disappeared when
the officers arrived but there was
plenty OF evidence that gambling had
been going on In the place.
Bryan is being held for trial IN dis
tritc court. His place OF business is
closed and the sheriff has II padlocked
under an injunction ssued by Judge
Swank
This afternoon Bryan gave bond of
$500 as ordered by Justice, Horna-
day.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18
POWDER MAN" At DAM
KILLED BY EXPLOSION
Jack o'Day Loses Life When
Dynamite Explode prcma.
turely, Arm and Eyes
Blown Ont

while shooting rofk with dyna
mite charges IA fronl oi steam
shovel AZ the city reservoir dam. south
of the city Yesterday evening. Jack
O bay. employed by A r. Amis a
Son. The contractors. ios his life
oDay had PLACED four shots and
WAS placing the match lo the mse
ct one when the maith buks hr
stoopcd down io Hahl another match
and while doins 80 The broken nlaich
famed up and ignlted lhr fuse. touch
ing or the charge The dynamlte
Was 70 close TO him vhan 4 exploded.
that one arm Naa blown OF and o.e
'ye torn from his head his body wa
badly msnKled.
Fellow workmen said ODay. ga
throwing aside ths hrokon maich.
evidently honrht Do flame Nas dead.
This wan not the case however and
the fuse was igniled while bis back
MAS turned aud the explosion foi
lowed
ODay vas an unmarried man he
came here from Kansas Ciy several
months ago as an expert powder man
and has been working at the dam a..
rectinE the exoayaliuF work lIo was
90 years of AXE Relatives In Kansas
city have been notified.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18
LODGE MOVE FOR VOTE
ON TREATY IS BLOCKED
Several Attacks on Peace Treaty
Feature Session of Senate This
Morning: Hitchcock
Guards Carefully

Washington. Fob. ~ ~. Two
spsechoa attacking tho psaee treaty
featured yentydaya dvhate Va che
senate. no conclusion bslng reached ua
any phase cf the new flsht on reaerv
aginnn.
senator Lodge AZ the conclusion of
the debate. saKgenisd that vote be-
taken on the first reservation whlch
relates 10 the notice az withdrawal
FROM the league. but senator King.
democrat. objected ON tho ground that
not enough senators we're present.
The speeches we're made BY senator
florah. Who attacked the policy of er-
cfccy and censorship maintained by
the neEotlatoru AZ the treaty and san
tor Thomas. democrat. of Colorado.
who has devoted himself 20 the eco.
nomlc provisions Ia tho treaty de-.
cIaflng the entire treaty "impAmalbie." ("
A statement made By senator hitch
cock IN an lntsryiew afforded amall
comforf 60 friends of the treaty who
are stllI ellnging 10 tho hope that
there may hn chance 90 get shc
treaty railfled senator Hitchcock.
speaking FOR the administration sup.
pofters, declared there Il email reason
10 believe that this may be accomp-
ilshod.
senator Hitchcock said; III looks a.
II NJ arc going back into the aama
hole We came from. | am iuclinaa 90
believe the mild rrseryatlonlsis Will
stick by senator Lodge, and this ne
Ing lrue. the democrats would DO un
able TO get any support Tor their com
PROMISE reservations There arc 40
democlts who have signed the agree
nent 20 favor different reservation
on Article 10 than the Lodge resersa.
tion. u doesn't seem a. though an
agreement eau be reached
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18
WHAT Tucked OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

New York Yacht club formally
announced accsttance OF Sir Thomas
hpsonn challenge for tho America .
cup. the race 20 be held Ia July.
Washington The Midland Valley
railroad. operating between Hartford.
Ark, aud Wichita. kansas. granted
t'esCN7 BY the Interstate commerca
commission on lls first action "a 10
Just compensation for annual rental
Of railroads during governmen, oper-
alton
Fort Smith Arb Midland Valley
railroad officials said the interstate
commerce commission rental award
was less than had been requested
Lincoln Nebraska university fe.
gents decided 10 apply Cor rc.admis-
sion TO the Missouri Valley Athletic
conference.
London wireless dispatch frofn
Moscow reported revolution has hrok
an out IN vladiyosioh. Nikolsk. Yen
isheisk aud BlaEovestchsnsk whore all
authority u IN ihs anndi Of the pro
fisionai government. which favors a
union with soviet Russia.
--Psris-The senate. sitting az high
court 10 hear charges ~ conspiracy
against his country IN time % war.
against former Premier Callauon. ad-
joufnsd Friday.
ST. i.ouis-Nel CooKan of Brook
Iva, given the Newspaper decision over
Arlos Fanning of Barliesyille. Okla
hona. In eight rounds.
Galveston The Morgan steam
ship line declared an embargo on all
souihbound coastwise freight because
OF labor trouble AZ Galveston and
New Orleans.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18
NEWbERRY, IN RACE FOR
SENATE, WAS NO P|kER
Five and Ten Dollar Bips
Passed To the Boys Like
Programs At a
Show

Grand Rapids. Mitch. Feb ~ -
Row the golden stream Of Newbcfry
camfaign funds was broken lnto rlvu-
lets that frcklcd into tho nttle VII.
lagos. the small town motion picture
shows. railroad roundhouses and tow
~ stations WAS outlined Ia yesterday
afternoon 's-ioalimony IA the govern
menfs conspiracy ease against United
States Senator Truman ll Newbcrry
ana J A others
John h Madoau Who waa asked b.
sheriff Fred &. Cfoncnseit uf Monroe
70 do somr Newberfy work on pfl-
mary day " ialA. dipped his fingers
into the giyer OF wealth quite un-
consciously.
= was coming down the street tln
Mourooi several days after the pfl-
marlcs.' he testified. when Sheriff
Fred Cronenwetf came past me very
fast A. he went by ho passed me a
o. q WIS very fast. and the wit
ness Implied. very unexpected.
h. =. Deny never did any New
berry work and refused definitely even
20 pledge bis vote to Mr. Newbefry
when approached by Allen X Moore.
who visited him In the railroad round
house where he was employed Ia,
Mr Dessy was forclbiy blessed with
tcu % the campaign dollars
Il told NJ Naor. I ,eo.fldnsf interest
myself IA any candidate The witness
,cstliied hut before be left he felt
iu his pocket aa though looking for a
cigar ilo said "i'm sorry haven't
any oigars." said | was sorry. too. %
Mr. Moore produced bin. Mt Dessy
swors. and thrust II into hls pocket.
urging him 70 buy yourself some
smokca.'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18
Circumlocuon-- The Treasury Treated Bondholder

On October ?. no progress havins
zen made toward the transfer. wrote
our predecessor in office Troiessim
,galnst the delay.
On October rs I receired . letter
ron your department. which Illus
rated. a. Henry James says. the phil
Jsophical difference between reason
and an excuse. but indicated that
speedy action would nov be taken in
the matter.
By December II the matter OF as
sirnmcnt must have been stralghfensd
out. for on that date your department
wrote the bankers that the bond had
been exchanged for a coupon bond
and would be forwarded Al an early
date.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18
BAPTIST HAVE LARGE
ATTENDANCE LAST NIGHT

auhlect for Tuesday nirbt wns snoli
the Nlone Away"
Rev Wade told IN . snlxhsy way
how the stones must be rolled spay
Ia Guthrie he said Guthrie must
have great stone rolling and the
largest stone. 20 be- rolled away ar-
the stones Of Indifference toward
church work aud the stones of un-
belief We need your cooperation
and prayers In rolling a~ay ,hess
stones
Mr. work brought bcantlfai msa-
sage ihroarh bis soios Think on
Thy WAY and 4 Love To Tell tho
story"
Special solo uumhers each night;
also nine pi"cc orbestfa.
Tomorrow afternoon . meeting will
be held IN Jerry Cones pool hall.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18

pstrioiiczIly invested some OF the
funds OF the infants estate in seeonf
Liberty coupon bonds. Shortly after
ward. the Surrogate OF Kings county
who had appointed the guardian. foi
No adequate reason am able TO dis
cover. against our protest and on
threat of removal OF the guardian.
compelled the guardian to register the
bonds.
On June 30. 1919. the guardian de-
string TO sell 500 registered bond
No 4sles. forwarded the bond to
your department at Washington thru
her bankers of this city. OF this
city. requesting that coupon bond be
substituted.
On July Is the bond was returned
by your department TO the bankers for
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18
sr>It ll,E MARSHAL ~
>tN VIZ STATE ut.-
lat STORY o. HOW
n PLOT MAS
MORF THAN 400 Dlsl.OSsi.-
ISIS nan Ollc t>IxED tn
DESTROY CROpS ~
l<IE<DlNny
MEANS

New York. Fah. IA Itow aushari-
ties Illustrated an alleged plzn Of shs
4 W W 20 Institute reign cf tar
ror" Ia the Kansas wheat fields last
summer. waa lald her. today IN an
address hy 1. r, Hanaey. state fire
marshal ~ kansas. before tho eon-
ventinn % The Na,lonal Firs undss-
Writers aaa0Clntlon
Evidence gathered by the autssvi.
ties lndlrstea that between 400 and
COO w W organizers were un duty
Ia Kansas. said Mr. iIasaeY Seventy
trained men. each commissioned
depaiy state fire marshal. were placed
IN the field o. ur~vs their plans. rhs
first move. ihe speaker said. was 10
iutefvep, q letter from the secretary
OF the association "a an organiser a.
Great aend Kansas
"'fhia letter gave taa Names % Or
sanlHara and tho location 60 which
literature could ho aent for tism."
explained Mr. lIassey This enabled
"a 70 intercept tho literature ami 90
N@ttH NH* uFNahfA"f NNNu nv t8itSu WV
bis package. The literature proved.
as Ne bad suspected. that a rwIxn %
terror had been planned for IN. kAn-
sas wheat fields
Indication that the T. W w. plan
was hrtng Interrupted vas found IN
letter 10 AZ ORGANISED. inisfsspfsd by
q deputy NJ lIapsey quoted TIN let
ter "A f0liowa
'srhey nov have a large nambsr ~
our fellows In Iall and tho hounds ~
N" state fire maf.hsls office ara
grabbing our men on the iaast pre-
tenac and wettIng our literature. Our
work - far In Kansas has been a
failuFe because wa have been unable
90 aet onr literature aiatribuisd'
NJ ilussey brought 20 Ss~ York
York With him many samples of sab
cat" lneeudiary weapons. he said thu
aggregate losses IN Kansas last sum
mer from hay and srain fires result
Ing from the usa ~ thsse chemical
flrebranda" was fssf.tf1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18

From the standpoint of attendance
and good cheer the business mems
banquet given az the lone hotel last
evening was distinct success A
casual survey of the animated dining
room, where three hundred men dis
cuSscd w.th zest Muaaeer Scarf :. !
h,ll. I'D one TO coniaee -. thoughts '
an old-time get together love feast
The affair was the joint effort OF the
Chamber Of Commerce. the Rotary
club and the Lion club. w.th the di.
reciin relns IN the hands OF the Cham
ber OF Commerce. and made singularly
attractive by the admonition of mo
solicitation"
President Mcclure. ot the Chamber
Of Commerce. presided Brief. point.
ed addresses were made hy Chas
Seely. vice president OF tie Rotary
club and Fred Green, OF the Lion
club. Then I'd yaught former presl-
dent OF the Chamber of Commerce
OF oklahoma City was introduced
Mr. Naught. IN fertile mood made an
optimistic address. HE scintlllated,
and was incandesccntly refulgcnt m
compliments 10 Guthrie. He made 4
plea for the abolition Of selfishness
IN town building. and urged 'tovl
survey" as the first step IN advance
ment Beyond the gooi cheer he
touched upon the real purpose 81 N
meeting In referring 20 John Shafiai.
who followed him In an address. in
which he set forth the plight Of lie
local railway system and the desire
for resrenchment aud reors sniaation
Briefly. Mr. Shartel wistez 10 re-
move about two and one haif miles OF
line, rebuild a mile. install two cars
with thirty -minntn service. and he
asked that the meeting recommend
such action 10 the city commission
Mr. Shartel was piled with questions.
and held fast to the contention that
tue line was far from sol, sustaining
and hat a drastic remoicllng r IN
peratiye. The changes IN detail have
already been given IA these columns
Judge Bierer Offered motion that
the meeting make the recommenda-
tons desired Tho question was
heatediy discussed. though without
hostility. G q IIornor Was opposed
10 the steam roller" idea. and be-
lieved all the people should have q
voice in the matter. A substitute for
the pending motion was then offered
TO the effect that the matter be re
ferred to a mass meeting To be helm
Tuesday night next at the city hall
This substitute carried unanimous
ly and the meeting adjourned
Thus far there Is no well defined
opposition TO the rail reorganization.
but the feeling prevails that a free
discussion OF tho matter. outside OF
organized bodies. should be encour-
aged. Guthrie people do not wish TO
lose the railway line, nor do they en-
Joy seeing II lose money. but they
would know something OF the "ulti-
mate end MIR Shartel said $4,000
was required 10 build the line; that
the average annual revenue is s2l
and the operating expenses sSS5v0.
not including taxes and the interest ON
the bonds.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18

The bond has not yet been received.
This experience Il not unique.
rave had a siuilar experience with
he transfer OF another registered
oond owned BY a fldacisry.
The net result is that my client.
'hosah trylnx Tor over seven months.
has been unable. owing 90 what serms
70 be inioIsrsb'e isefficseacy n sour
depart rect. 20 fea'ire apor what Is
supposed 10 be the best security In the
world. which ought 20 be practically
liquid. Under these circumstance. II
II not strange that fiducizrics are now
exceedingly ioath 10 invest In United
States bonds. a fact which doubtless
has considerable 70 DO with their
present reduced price. Yours very
truly. Edward II. Wilson.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18
LORD MAYOR OF DUBLIN
rs RELEASED FROM JAIL

London. Feb. lS--Tom T Kelly. for
mayor ELECT of Dublin, was condition
ally released from the Xormwooi
Scrubbs prison last night aud taken
to the home OF friend prior to as
removal to a nursing hoTs. lie had
been under arrest since MAY 2s, 1918.
on charges arising oa. a the Ilish
revolt.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18
Bell Hops and
Walters Must
Make Returns

New York. Feb i8--Waiers, por.
tiers. bsr5ets. bell boys and others
who are lucky enough 10 get tips.
must keep tabs on them and give
Uncle Sam a "divVy." Tire collector
OF Internal revenue to-day called at
tentlon 70 the fact that these ora,ui-
ties must be included In income tan
returns. because they srs regarded
as part Of salary or wages. ladies
who collect ai'uony. however. escape
taxation on.that portion Of their In
come. Marriage allowances. too. are
free Of tax. but u such funds are In
vested, the incons ohtsinsd must be
included in the tar returns.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18
Short Cuts To
Home Mems

TIE Wood for President club viii
meet Al the city hall this evening q,
T:so and a big attendance is expect
ed. Plans 10 further the candidacy
Of General Woods will be made
To-day ls Ash "Wednesday. the be-
ginning Of Lent. and is observed with
special ceremonies Ia Eglscolalian
and Roman Catholic churches through
out the country. Lent continues Tor
forty days and ends with Easter sun
day.
Practically all the teams for the
Near Tast drive started with a will
this morning as che whistle blew at >
O'Clock. Reports coming In are very
encouraging. IL Is urged that a
hearty response continue until the
drive Is over 80 Logan county may
send In tie full quota by Monday.
send subscriptions TO Chairman Birn.
ley. Chamber OF Commerce. Make
check payable to r 4. Parsons.
These marriage licenses were Is
sued since yesterday: Charles A. Sy-
monds. Il. and Florence Jean Vest,
". both OF Oklahoma city; Harry H.
McManus. 81. and Esther Hogan, -,
cf Arkansas CITY: William A. Ramsey.
20. Edmond. and Myrtle A. Prescott.
20. Frederick. Oklahoma.
Flu took charge Of the Chestnut
Bros. Music Store Monday. Every
member OF the firm and the clerks
were down with the Spanish thing
aud the store was closed. The store
is open now and the three bosses are
recovering.
Harry Beam. who underwent an
operation this morning al the Meth
odist hospital. Is resting easy but is
not out OF danger.
Civil action was started In dis
Irict court today by County Attorney
pinwiddie In an injunction directed
against the building occupied by r. X
~ fAttn t4u RiN0hN oAHf s
The county attorney charges that the
building has bvoa used 20 house
gamblers and that games have been
conducted with the knowledge and
consent OF the owner. Judge Swank
granted temporary writ aud the
,lace was ordered locked.
Bruce Fallen, local young man. I
> in bad again. Recently he was
allied charged with felony. Then he
Iided others TO break jail. He was
,iven six months sentence on the
after charge. but was paroled tenn
Dorarily in order to transact some
BUSINESS. Yesterday he borrowed
ome tools from carpenter named
.ong. who lives on the west side,
.ater he sold the tools and II is said
fought narcotic drugs with the money.
Sow he is in jail again and will prob :
lbly this time be sent to the state
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18
THREE LOSE LIVES ~
PROVIDENCE HOTEL. BLt<E

Fort Smith. ARK. Feb. is.-Fire or
unoetermine1 origin early this Morn
ING destroyed the FORT smith ware
houses Of the Gay oil company. The
damage 10 estimate by company Of.
neials at between $4,000 ard 800.
0o0.
The same company suffered . sss, =
100 ioss BY fire IL Little Rock q few
days ago.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18
NEW FRENCH PRESIDENT 10
GIVE LIBERTY TO MANY

Paris, Feb. Is. - A sweeping grant
OF amnesty will be granted by Paul
Deschanei upon assuming the funct-
ions OF president OF the French re-
public today. Civil and military Of
tenders will be included. the only
exceptions being persons convicted OF
treason against the state.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18
THREE HUNDRED BUSINESS
MEN Drawn TO BANQUET
After Discussion of Menu. Street
Railway Matter Is Presented
ard Final Action
Deferred

A rass meeting will be
held at the city hail on
Tuesday evening. Fsbru.
sry - al y.so o'clock 20
discuss the suhlsct oi re.
oranlssfiou and re arrsn-
cement Of the Guthrie
street railway system.
tsep taxpayer and elsi.
xen ef Guthrie ls urgent.
" requested TO attend
this meeting, aimee . full
discussion IS desired
before reoomme esdatlons
are made TO the city eom-
mission.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18
plckpocker cAsssp

Tulsa. Feb ls-George Harris al
legged Picapocket. who is said to have
robbed A v Metzer Of Muskogee on
February I. and then made a sensa-'
tionaI run TO escape posse of Off
GERS and pedestrians. was held for
trial today when arraigned
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18
FORT SMITH FIRE ~
DISASTROUS TO OIL 90

Providence. n 1. Feb is-Three
guests lost their lives In a fire which
destroyed the Lorraine hotel here To-
day. The rest OF the Is guests OF the
hotel we're driven into the street part
ly clad.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18

The New York Tribune prints the
following Illuminating correspond
ence:
Sir: I inclose copy Of a letter |
have today sent to the secretary OF the
treasury. names being omitted, which
may throw some light upon the work
ings OF one OF our cIrcumlocution Of
fices and be OF some public interest.
EDWARD WILSON.
New York, Feb. !. 1920.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18

TO SCOTTISH RITE MEN
Regular meeting Of the
eodies Of tire Rite Thurs
day evening At 8 o'clock
at the temple. Special
bvsineos: be present.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18
Five Drown When
Naval Barge
Sinks Off Cuba

wsshinasen. FEB. is.-~Flse sr.
Hated msr ~sFs drowned IN the
sinking ~ nssal barge ysssss.
aay eff shs Cuban sosss. shs sssy
department. ~ss advised saasy ard
two ethsrs isss their llsss " the
sapslslaa sf a mstar aefy fram
the u. 8. Fsovsy last nl1ht sur.
DAY az Hsr~lek. taalsed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18

TULSA APPROVES SCHOOL BOND
Tulsa today approved bond ss-
sue OF Sso.ooo 10 complete high school
and erect additional uaiis and an
other proposition to increase the
school levy 20 IS Mills.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18

New Orleans. Feb. lS.-Tonight and
Thursday. gnerally fair; little change
in temperature.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18

Annapolis The Maryland assembly
rejected the federal woman's suffrage
amendment.