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Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-19
SATURDAY
~--~ - TO DOUGLAS

~--> -~~--~~~~-----~------~----> - TO DOUGLAS
  uas p.ar
 ~H4.. -ee E. rr.. o-l5 May Live -- ScuCLss
 
   
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Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-19

1OSNSH siSIlCS.
 S. \ Gordon of Turner. spen; sey. vral hours in the caua'y seat today. TO DOUGLAS.
 CounY Engnecr Sid Smy.A Wts called '1 poug.a.c ,a,. morning or road mst.rr>
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-19
GIVE. That a Chld May Live
HOLIDAY DANCE ES.

The building committee O. the Sch.e5f, in Ha.. las n.gA' completed d.. ara-ng,mea.- for th- holiday dances tn be given rhrrc On Xmas nigh; ami on N-w Year, Eve Exec len, music has ben engaged and light refreshments MI b, served A -pecitl :..ti,at4au has been sent 70 th" pea- .c oy-s 'Ae county who N.sD to.eome u and enjoy themselves
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-19
RuNORs

H. F D A $ H.s-,.-. ,.-
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Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-19
FROM PHOENIX.

-oIVE. Tt7t-a cHIld Ny -Ne-
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-19
TOMBSTONE . WIN TOPICS TERSELY TOLD
MONDAY
~(~~~~~@~>~ TO SNSH kiSIlCk.

MONDAY II SNIS TiS1IoE,
 <. \ Gordon of Turue- spen; sey. era. hours in the caua'y seat today. TO DOUGLAS.
 Comy Engnecr Sid Smy,a Wts called ,o poug.a,e ,Al. morning or road msUrr>. TO sls5Eg.
 Ms. Elsie ro.f, county hchool ,a- pcrin,erden.. went b B.,bc, ;h;s morning ou a bsic. otac.a, y.s., sRoM ST, DAVID.
 \. \ CAri>,eu-oa. a. St David. VI, ay.s,to- m Tombstone today rom tho san Pedro Ia.,y d.,pa,ng Q. produce, DUCKS PLENTIFUL,
 |. is reported ;Aa. ine storm has osouSai ,o, Q. au,ks ,o the ponds aud ;le Slu Pedro ~her BETTER TODAY.
 iiaH t,a,y Nae Na, taken .u ;le ho.p.ts a, H',hsa Fr.day <, reported %, improving and Nj. soon be able n leave uo hospital. FOOD SALE.
 The L1lie, .a.ot ,h- Cua4,esA 'una church a.l ,cldue. food s., u,N Sa'urda, afternoon Tay oNa., hour aal place er sale v.a b, sI- aoaay,G u these oouaas mte- ST. DAVID VISITOR
 J. \ C-r'.. IT,. $ DRid. oa' Of .ae dae..o-. gt -a= D.nh o--aa... ,d San Pedro .ya cr>c5.e- .u,s-, as. -H..a,.a N.,ta T-m3>'sa. .ola> d.-- po-.u- u. a,m ree.ae- l, r-ry~.. p-ore-.- oa ,.e.c.t.-.ss.aa ban -t. est. a.. .,a- aaa. Hs Ee-.a.e- g.. -.... %. .a. or1an.z ...ea READY FOR DANCE
 Ta. Al.. .asUa.aH.. ,a.'. l... p.a aa-y .ls a.as.e- a. nr.r.-. .a- dame aaI F tes.a b, -... ua.-a. aa. to- -H- ,..~r \ B.l.. E-.-- .4- -... r.a a . -.a... ~-r -s-,.- .. .a....e. GETS 3tco FINE
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 .-. -..- u..- a..-... .- .a. .u. -.rs ay ra. 4.a- He.-. f- rH.. ..b,a1 eH.a. .a---er.. N.r, ..-o De- -.aa-. sa Ms Rum D, 'a, e4,-.. SHIP FacN AR zosA TO PASTURE Nu u.t aa1 r--,h., l Iar,.- A.4oa-- Na- F. Pa. la-. A.i .aa made rr.aeemsa.- l.. p.,,u.. :c5 braH Q. stock cattle ,v ,he ranch os J. He4sa 2- m. ', ao,lra.' of E. ps,e Ne im.y ha, suffered ai'h saorrnvs. os sr@ ', rAl- year and aa4s ,he range M" no. c.r-, aI h. cattle satisfactory ui.ss, he re3e,eh it to ta., eN'-4. There haze been rumbe-- Of ship  lnen,s 'h, pas. -IA wyyas from Ar- 11na raal.- bu, there seems to De an abuniauce of grass on mos, O, ,ae ranches ess; and nor'hea-; Of F. Paso E' Pa,o Lises;ock Journal, VISITED FRIENDS.
 Mss Belle Candy stenosrapAer n he county engineer, office spent sunday in g.sbtr visiting friends TO elseEE.
 Pete Henderson. locs. leasor. spent sunday n Pisbee with his family
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-19
MOVES FROM sIssEE.

panied by hi, family
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-19
T0 BENSON
WEDNESDAY
FROM RANcH.

FROM RANcH.
 E NJ H4.1. W3- ,a .oNa t044y .c.G 4- !aa.- .e.ua Hru-rf WITNESS.
 Jas HaHku Co. G.sb-o. waa hore i9- la, as Attne,s in tbe Morgan case.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-19

    
 
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Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-19
GIVE. That a chtd May live NET LAST NIGHT.

proper medlca atteniio
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-19
-eNE rr. o-a May Live
- CUCLs5
.E-.-.Es - -.

5N= -..
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-19
HEsE FRcM PHOENIX.

stolen rom him a, Lowel
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-19
R REPAIRS.

('Ourtland
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-19

InI E.-- V. " '. !
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-19
THURSDAY

being now hard d, work
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-09
INJUNCTION SOUGHT To
PREVENT BUYING or BONDS



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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-09
STH DISTRICT ~LtNS
no nv HEIsliitk's CiNii

" Diak q McrEan gets tao bsaR
yoie ,a fhe repungilraH prlmHry fof
negabncaa nomlnee iof cahRrcwnaa
from fhe elehh district wba wa hr
sac nomiaer
1his wa go lnkr qpeu fAar
asy Tho conareaeman q a Nor
aan s. aeaa bis oane Is 90 fae
grintea haiiois 70 be dsed go Aueust
3 lrlmau4 The only other Mafe
On the Reeuniican ballot FOR t4e
esgBth dimfici congress onai RAGS ia
aanafl hefrtk
Politicians Thursday prnfea ea
tne psslaf fhhi many slghth aiatfmi
gafsrt would caNi tner aHilu1 ff
Morgan. etatr 0ut ~ fef#e @g ote
w isnnraaee ~ hF dcagh
Yaaa question was rAd he
ramc ~ MorRa9 shobid gsa la7r
vote ghAh iierrck az waam sun
IRE certificate 0f a3minAtipn 81 Hnf
~ ihe state election hDaraY
Many though ihal since toe baiu'
Hase been prinie1 ailh Norsan 3
name thereon bis death eApuad W
considered gast a. n q had happs3sf
few days sifef tie primaries
wrhrn saccessfai candidate diee
AFTER The primary the sfafe cBmun
tee of Ms parry has the rig'i' %
cnoofe substitute 10 receive lb4
nominaten.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-09
P[Rs|sT[NCY PROVES
JEWEL IN THIS CASE
Mike GiIhooley, Champion Boy
Stowawav who Beat His Way
Over Ocean Five Times.
To BE Cared For Now

Ncw Ycrh luly b A0er fsvns
srssol ihe aeesn fry sinners hbltra
behind bales ana boxes Mite Gtl
hooloy. itsearold champion sfow
aWas. mas ~ig0in fse moplas
travel hNar.ously shaara q iraus Al
lantfe inner toana faf Ennse iu 8
temporary visit ~ promo,e his eas.
cation.
This became lnoWn to-day sAqn
Mrs Marion G. Gerry who adopted
she Irish lsslgieu war orphan massus
* Amefscan traobs, deniea aa sf
neous rcpst emAnailar vateoiss
from Elis island that ae n w
ua.red - immigration suthoet.e
There haW shs conid he i Nl u
she custody oi heg wsrd
Mr. Garry said that rile baa ashed
rlls Isand officials vhaf sac seuld
have io aa ls ahe wiHhe5 t0 taAa lhs
luy fo Earope oa iNn wNrh hw
M canfemnl8un aAe said thal e
dia nog Nani 'be hVy dnpored hut
ihat vyAaRiiy the anihnriif hAH
misaHderlNoA hes
The h8v has heen Nond w3
eala Mgs Carra ana ] ao n0i e@hf
hliu deporrd He ha ss
piesed school and nee solN ta
a bey eo7al cam for ths s1mmer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-09
FEES ON lGJ,50O
CARS ARE COLLECTED
Highway Commissioners Wood hs
ports Receipt oE Nearly Two
Million Dollars For Auto
License This Year

Ausomo1ila lleaase lsss lasslas
~ 44s 13t o0 tasu eata va
nOrtad ~ iiaHfy WuDa aiafs hlaawty
commissioner ~ tae sluse 1t lhs ll&
eai year eualnA lona faiFfg lAat
yssr ths danfiaeHl e0lleesed 8a
8f3 l9 ga 1nsaaa metef ears sh0e
lng g8iB fhl ysar ef pveg Ate0p
ears wulle ~ khN sau~ llmp fhs ga
yegne s8 pesH uigFe ihan a0ahlsi
.ieaine ffom lIoanas tvNs IA lhN
siate wpa Tfeater by mnyn Ihtn 4
million dnllara aufiN@ I'M ttrsg alA
months IN la20 tAan the same aafiHH
lags yrar, ana fh# atllvf maa eApgasm
IA ihal unw ntate raaas viii sTfYa
NJ ina4r0sw lhe uatllleF ~ aufama-
blieB
Nr woods asserted that ninety
percent IL ihe ieqs collected have
tren reluruaa % counties mskie1
payment
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-09
TRHsUnER's OFFICE
MAKES ANNUAL REPORT


FrxrE Bo~a tpGrtr tr~zsur@T 81
E.aexz Co1rtv krF ccmple-eS sae s9-
a.oxysnz-saas ~ EBsEF received Darn n
fte mo@sa ~ gaas an8 6 ssaSir 3
azt za 1r-xzi ~afenent 20 30 frsoe
strsere pf ne ca@nfY saowiHg tarlr
fznnrrtai co~.5fion On Jane ~ the
ed - shs aseai year He kes Also
-szs5ssas al osaer repor1t resuirrs
b. las
ne T0-e ccsieFtio1E .uaeunf ~ -
s7as e <asrisafeG 80 foii0TE.
sss Tz1es sssss2e a---gss TzEes
ssf fg- $50 Taxes $50 ~ District
parsu9 s. ees f8 Miecelsaa30ss Re
ergs&e g. fx c- inssssS&aI RessA-
rwso-s sss1 y-- M0r- e1xs Tzr So -
- wesr cage Eef~n1 a. a. Rsr rlsirzis0n
Tax 81 - rw5osss ~ officers ST.
EEfgx
Tke wwk sa fse ngmssY freaFnrer't
nssr@ IA nearr haM1led iE very
erns.taake mamner AY Mr. Es0aa. an&
ks8 eorya cg Stgm-ser I1,xzn sgsrty
n very for1zSase ln hzTfng c1e s9
enn. .e@4err 10 1aaNaxe th@ Responsible =
1rxse2 es taas DfsSce
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-09
" IlitSfIlNs TOT IN iMiNi
10 tiOSf TONIGHT

THIS prestOnE bouts 80 ihe euY
hHli under fhe auspices ~ ne Naafi
tsh Lesion Aaf nmhg weEe e2eiiIpf
sad afforded e1Dd entertainment iN
lisasa present Adntaloa Was frees
aud snod efowd waa ou hand fhe
first fout aaa pHiied uff beswaan itul
tari aed nonnm fta nfsf ftil wac
aoa h9 liHlheu ln flfiWna Hil1ui
aaa taftY aoeouds Tho aec0nd iali
80 ,aeyen minutes t~vnf{ Eht He.
opds
Iha second boat Nas staged by
tafk8 a1g sllllet and was wnn Hf
Mlllsf rhn first faii IN ian mlNuifa,
Nx seconds THE aepnd fai ~ N#y,
eu mnnia tweutt ana srennA
AN ialefHaiim Nme slli N hal 'W
nl#ht. aNA ihH asaiu HHmNaiN it
ehi.h shm@uen Miiler and hfennla
aili 81 decided
Parks sustained hf0hHn Flb iAst
ntshi M4a Va ant ~ ftr game
iiohefla ha a A&h ama aed Nlll a8s
he able "a Wfeail~
A good ofasI fhNnli bs ~ hiat
t0Aisht 10 aifHeF the eleHrs eFotif
u the tournament
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-09
Great Increase
In Wheat Crop
ShoHn By Report

Washington. Juiy a.-~An increase
of rs 9o0.oo bpshrle in ihe country
whsat erop, s* compared 40 win
last month. wsh total forecast q
50 .0oo.00O bushels and pros0oc-
tive corn eeop larger TRAN iaat yeare
ard larger crope o. oats, barley.
wheat. potatoea tobacco, fias. rec
Tran ~sre grown a year age. brre
the features of the Government q
July crop fepoft issued 10 gay ~
tlss department o. agriculture.
The forecast ~ production
Winter syhest sis0cc.c00 bushels.
oa wheat NV 100000 oAts i.s22.
eooeoi barley ago0o.o0o; riee a2r
rO0 Geo.
TIE condition N fhe crops un
Jgy iel, WAS
wnser ~ilhat ~ no pr cent oa
the porwai
Spring wheat 8s per cent
Faii wheat ~ SO.
tsorn ~ B-t0
Oeafa ~ 7.f0
Barley ~ ESQ
Tobscco "a so
Hlce 90
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-09

Wsmaw i8lv UWgaa il lha
egNeAt giMdlsian at lhn eMHus salt
pHitefa Or sttgss 8afYlas "a tbw sFal
aee afYerlWa theMsv#s frum e4eF
aidn fhes ntluae HaUl ana amgees
elir teachers efaA afa h 8as.
elvb teffaats ana miHlAlafa.l atnala
"a wiHen aeHWtlNH# eseWsa fham
tfGn milltFf vfYa# Yaa asafaa
afW NHatMH va #eh eHmb#rs eaf
thw Wafa~ UHAsstla haYe basa
u.ua@d
AfrWd N ihw apW#Ai NJ ga# fai.Ha
Al NaumA mf dWFHAa faf sWiaasaafa.
h9hAyyA# af Eilas at aea hssa
taheu lnilial fata "a Na s4e fMg
Yesterday aalafWtH 8emuH aattiafs
wita MpmNa pfglfer8. paaaMi lRs
atteet lHeinH. aHa fNe lua flfat Hmw
Wafnu tatatAm~fa Ut femsls fes
uiM npdaf iaa sahiaHta af NsH
effFsfs wega mAFe hIas Is lh hs
faah4
MaaY ~ tha FueFHlfs wafs a4gae
f0fls lH aHf saes fHa hfl sMlt
#ia bNided N4'f hanging 1usH fhelr
backs THE ht III i@aala feefuH
afouae1 sWtsaaiaMa tewhege
aiaNg ihs principal atfeet 8lta.t
eliM gitl facans sefa w8mea f
irvm lt ~ 3p eAts Mlla R~Hhs 9afa
8ols pufsea tHt uHfkat Haeasms IN
afm ahifh &l'l sapn eaFrY ssllsa
Women 70 TO 1aafa uuty
thN wVusH mfialIaH ulll he a8sd
ehlsty fe maS1 daeY IL eaFpaohs
tnd iaua denuts 8Hd ~ sran eseMts
lhNa mii~slnK meH faf ffHht gi0es.
'flw Aiasslat laetY teafFai sner
nlgiee ladsF #saea tha luilaNAg
pfafv.WattsH
@hea tbw rnlisN sHmN mefn IA
vaHeluN am tWmahHw pasee. Wa
IA
ttwWfnut aa f'sal Fsa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-09
'P[AL IS MADE
To SPA INFERENCE
iitls iN~ iiliN rmI~ ~
ItAiIiiN AeAiN~I TIT
~ilNIIsIItiIstl~ MI Isu
ultiI DESTRUCTION
~ IiinfiNt.
ntiaili~ iIlOM AIn


Nayaa@ lNir Flasataa balsasa
itl iprwsh Naxw hFaksa thepassfs ias
reiish Trees seaiN sf RE OWNS fsvse
n ar1ve designed h asaefaa 1tA
H#n1s sH8 faFwt enwsfa0F wstA easa
Pf~ssls. according ~ ~ nfsie8f
sfeteweWt iasusa here late sosisy
FhF s#W.sf aFssv IL u.laa lwfanteg
fAyAlfY RFtllletv slftiaHaa aaa taHta
FHs ppiea avs flahflaH aesrHrswy Al
ehfvh Me aavAeee as4Ha she maaa
NtH fFaHs a8slHst mhtea eve aasMs
IA tAeaMiW8 eeaMA alvt*laaH
1a fhr aswtN ffHWs. Ga#eFai n@4
tHnY ~igH Hewns IA Ala nasamaafee.
A aavansina NJ the alFegtsa4 - sal
Berg @hsFh - N Hffaa YraW VI n sisss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-09
WHAT Tucked OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

AleAeo gaaas faf Matted gAsrl
mssts asssax sssaAlaana Nars r,stige8
IN ee ahea mem s.rs n the siarlc
TeN amFss aneaaps.a sas, wsgid aat
sae,3es ~eaAssr Ia rallsita a. can
s4as. fas Hfs aent
stfe Raek psehsr CArlron ana
ssutaes4sr cMfta recently via fhn
VAs iazser AaeTsrans sent "a l.itfie
R..k Il m~ 81 sesi hv ghash oat.
ess4ae Miller ana catcher Brntfafa
"a ,a Washfaeaea AZ fhe close ~ la
as SostAsfa association season
CAsrsra Announcement made
that ssarersf waea exn4aets y rr
sesn sCragy wah Seaator iIarNaE
snnesrninx raHhlieas psislell qla~s
SeM Yosk ne 9raeral commit.
iea ~ she sns4Ys sarrh wuvia moes-
meas seesAes - eoatsaa~ ghe mavs
scent 81 eYeasie modified saie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-09
ANOTHER vi RDEkER H.
legally ENfAIIf.D

S1ata Fe. y M July , Eibert
Blaneeff. convicted - fhe mssder of
clyde ID Arrosr On Oeio1er - 1915.
was h2aged - she g2ii yard here this
nornsnx. The case hss been in 81
state c09rts and ; E5ea for exeeaiiyf
esemebcg wax refused he mzn's no
theF
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-09

cleveland. Jziy - Bzrnam was
figAt.
There's cne BORT every aisnHfe
with aaise & HsnlseF left 0ver 10 giil
90 fAse odA aen0nS6
AMYors Hao d0aAfs shsg fact naaf
be cOmssnce1 81 ffe ree~rf expers.
enee ~ Cleveland fnmk. which,
asth s&e s8ea "A snfovming fne pablle
"a ~ tAe waSAaesa ~ neTsaan wildcs'
nhsfnss hz2eheS for The soi@ grrvyFe
Ok separ4tirg fte faolAah from thts'
nlOnty. plare@ tie f0il0H ng card la
.tta wlndoN
We're starting cat rzEc4 N N&l
TERRA vita Ies.b5s cats. Each CA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-09

alton ~ W9meu's Clubs eiil fobts
aent Oklahoma as one ~ tlle thirty
women of the United Ataies II tour
wealefu Europe and attend tie qain.
iennial convention ~ wamtn ~
Chdaiinia NORWAY Aeptemser . Tha
party N composed ~ delegates frVu
ihe National cOnne1 NJ wDnen, cb0s.
en iO represent various afetlOna ~
the p0Hpiry Or sDpn wvmnHg e'ebl
rhe party win kaii from New York
the last ~ AugHst
a secretary, 40 offlflal atiaeha snd
d prirsts physician Will accompany
the delegation who win travel IN .
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-09
SALVATION ARMY To
HAVE BRANCH HERE
Advisory Board Il Chosen A.
Meeting Last Might and orr
eege Elected To Work
Fer Humanity

i gmnsHd ~ aHNlp fa lts "a
ats#~ "a sl available gA ANls
t&fa sWeg@4a III tffF aWH
ltae aA III WnNal nspN
#sea NeAHA Mn M alHt w
ltAe msAeMf nsf aNA weAWlHsA n
/ h FsH f&aatK AAY#afy llsfse8 ha
sivssHa Atmt
gha HW8fd MH faMNiiaM a@ NF
msNent aN8 Wffitlai Fsp wlAi0te CA
tgn Haiyatiaa AFMF N hlt paNfv
lE aatH Nh ae go sRaAt sHttt1 awf
WaeAi sNsfseu thns asi* N fhH
eaal wliA tlew tW ttlhaH Hfa4
la sslsatlua krms g9J ldvlpe ~ M
fsHss
si the plafslua lAst Hifht fs fNt
elas nHHefa wefe flsetHi afr
fat p a gfWbAm elnpfpsliaei
IL & i.Aeksesi secretary t'
ssgeea ahA tgeaagrr iymae tlftt
Tbn iplassuN eefe elsttd lH U'4a
hfrhls ia lhe Msgd iW M 1856
ks q e amHh q naftHo ft
pesiY feA aehi Aailo lea tne
taeF u e n@tps snA iadv if
nafe
fhuuab sAe s3vtmY tgnfd Nita
iAH @sie tmn AmY Invites fae aeA
ule W laaaa fNhsR " make ass ef
H sf aeiliilas ana lHgltHlpH
eheh lnAaAa sisaliufsl abA tntaa
tesi bnmFs gag ufNhANeB ehGidNWN
le amA HatNfHtN hUWeY faF aw.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-09

special car Tasy will travel laler
lhe direction ~ me state department,
and viii be Officially received ~ eaeh
IA the countries through ghith lhey
8ass Arrangements hare he@n mAde
~ have the ptftF received ~ lnN
Klux aud Queen u Italy unaan Maud
IN N0rwaY and many 0ehHra m ihe
crown heads ~ EUROPE A feafafe
N thp toar ~lil Nv Whit 10 ibe bis
Ne fields of France and reception
~ Great Britain with Lady Aberdeen,
the Mefeblopess of Temalr. ag hosi.
eaa
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Baum R One Minute; Miss Boyle Honorcd

ise 9T9ee will sou 80 W lnyest afN
ehlle the Opportunity kabeas ai 9oef
door
According 70 W~aafsr igA.N ad.
gertissng MANS 8i the uk. lhn
Joke of the ~sFa 'lfing wag In 'he
fact that during sbe four days the
slgn wah III the wiudoA more thaa
sixfy people Inquired sbnre thaY
could nv STOCK IN the c y 4.
Yex. .Isarnnfn waa right
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-09

~afsaw lHir IRE FallAh afeses
'nH v announced thas sHe espllsA gov
seHweHt hss Forwarded ! nets a. sns
dsViAfina tNas passaa i naM hsss -
eefefs aHa always Y.aaf aaa wllgna
y 'Naks peaes bsssa snan ths esin
slpiss ef stlf assafwtuaslsa ~ ~
liaea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-09

MeAisster usla M0nfpe lietieT
ea Whlie oleetreeulea ff ibe tnsis
prison hefe ief lhs nufder ~ ha
wife - vialis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-09
POLAND TO royE SEAT or
GOVERNMENT TO WAps&l

L5~11~. 5glg s--si fs s~e snter.
.se- - patzre 70 r-ry. Aey seEs
rf gsxern--e~t ts N'zrsz-~. a-ecr1.
Ens - r1zse-ssrs prfrses ~ sFs
Sernsr rress csr:ziree " @re-
terx -essxse f~S~r Berth tooay.
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ACTION WAS TAKEN
UNDER PROTEST
lNDER TERMS tcRItn TO
GERMANY MIST lMMlli-
tTt1.N Ui~tnM tIR-
TAIN H II~ EuRti~:
,Ru .I~H COMrt A.
~nRN SERVICE
suLlErlN

spa eessa~'. ggy s--Ser~sns IS
1esessssaes s,s@ee al stsxs e'eiecs
tNs r~srnlna az agreement zreeps8 ws
sAe teres ~ she asiier ncss relative
e oassrwa~~rs pr.ss~sea sessevvas
rAs assac~ ~as saken umse~ protest
c. s-e Cerwsan- rrr~esc r1stsvex
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-09

os~r TERMS "a Treaty
Sx. as@m grv he nreva ~
saN v8e@ anare IN eNeeraNs wae tMa
sAa Affns As6 fafTse8 gher 4emsr "a
gsrasarlv ths menaee of oewas
ssaeg Gwsnsr ssv~'ary mmh #
vaa 4nv p-og er af she verSs
sreSiv The Aias ane tsksng uw n
srrresssFe pnsif,er rnt ctntem pis
~ zrv etausA ~ a. tretsy
cc--r-Nsrgrstse - RsrYir
The asiist s8sa~ws4reat r0se i
eemnann r~te2 10 Bsr'l- esrsv vas ~
Oar a. rhx~rrg,rr FsA-er atgs re
aaes- wiiA ihe air4r 'or fhsf - ne
saAw sse5 to fAe Rsiehswe ard 10 f1e
ssaAsrs ~ sW pmrssss wA7sAs- ssa-
rersaTs ns 80 eovnrrrserg or tAe a--
snsssn~ TSa~r vssre@hacn ssfes 'ae
view nf tts r@gs a@ srs sAe ~mr
8fsssrs aps stF shA seeason wca
f*sa wsfh sae ri~as ~ Sna
w Smh@s sen she raA'res -aeafgrr
e-fa~s y was s~a@& 81 wns S49 he
haH rore - ~-ess shs aiaie& ~rrfars.
Tae fs-Ai de,ss~ ~ sha allies sess
tcsaA staf Eermxm~ mMss
Te-s-s cf Ds~,ava
Trst 1mme&tsfeav assrm re~sa "a
~ tFs sagvss s@ns.re thr Ev
pns
Se~s 7AHAlsh mne@~assa-
ssr Far fsp ~~ar45ase x3-renser
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-09

Baton IiOage The Louisiana leg
stature adjourned withoui taking isg
Dfabie action on woman suffrage fa.i
flnallnn
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Enid, Okis Jnlt y Miv Eslzabsih
BOYLE. pronsnent eiaD wor1er end
general secretary Of the State FEEDER.
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lC'oatinaed on Page 4 Col. sj
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-24
MAN AND MOONSHINE ARE
CAPTURED BY OFFICERS

Lexington, KY, August %. = An
unidentified white man was wounded
and eight gallons of moonshine cap
tured in battle between Deputy
Sheriff Jack Padgett, Harlan county,
and Deputy Sheriff Charles Mason
and Levi Stewart and alleged moon
sinners at Logan Switch, Bell county,
three miles from Pineville, early Sat
urday morning, according to a re-
port filed with Chief Prohibition
Agent Paul Williams here yesterday.
The officers, learning that three men
had left the Red Bird section of Clay
county on horseback with large
quantity of moonshine hid themselves
by the roadside. The capture of one of
the men was attempted and he open
ed fire. The officers killed his horse
and badly wounded him. The mans
companions fled at the first sound of
the shots. Pursuit was attempted, but
failed, and the wounded man was car
ried off during the chase.
Saddlebags and sack containing
the liquor were found by the dead
horse. The shots had broken most of
the bottles. The wounded man is said
to be known to the officers, .s.<a
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-24
INTELLIGENT PORKER

Robert Harris, q resident of the
Union district, was in the city Satur-
day telling about one of his sows
which he knew was the mother of an
ieven dozen little offsprings, which
kept mysteriously absent. The puz-
szling actions of the mother caused an
investigation that proved her to have
unusual hog sense, forfher little ones,
it was found upon investigation, had
fallen into a deep hole in the pas
ture field and would soon have sue
to starvation had it not been
for the manner in which their parent
acted. The parent hog would come to
the barn for her feed, then turn to go
to the field. The absence OF. all the
Blittle pigs and the strange actions of
THE mother hog cause the investiga-
istion to be made with the above re-
suit
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-24
"A SPLENDID TONIC y
Says Hixson Lady Who, On Dso-
tors Advice, Took Cards.
Aud /. Now Well.

H.xson, Tenn.-"About 10 years age
I was. -" says Mrs. ]. B. Gadd. OF
this place. 81 suffered with pain In
my left side, could not sleep at night
with this pain. always In the TsfS
gide...
My doctor told me to use Cardui- I
took one bottle, which helped me and
after my baby came, was BtronSes
and better. but the pain was stu
thers. -
I at first lee It go. but began 90 set
weak and In q Rundown condition.
30 I decided to try some more Cardu1.
which I did.
This last Cardui which took mads
ma much better, IN fact, cured me. Il
has been q number Of years, sttn
have no return of this trouble.
feel It was Cardui that cured mo,
and I recommend It as a splendid f.
nale tonic" 80.
Don't allow yourself to become
weak and rundown from womanlJ
troubles. Take Cardui. It should sure
~ help you. as 1t has SO many thou
sands OF other women in the past 90
years.. Headache. backache. sideache,
nervousness, sleeplessness, .tired-out
feeling, are all signs of womanly trou.
Bile. Other women get relief by takiEk
Cardu. Why not youf All druggista.
EC-123
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-24
JEWS WANT SEAT IN
LEAGUE OF NATIONS

Paris, August 24.-The committee
of Jewish delegations meeting here
announced yesterday that it will wage
campaign to obtain seat in the
League of Nations for representatives
of the Jewish people.
The committee, on which are rep
resented the Jews of nearly every
country in the world, also stated that
it was prepared to launch world
wide movement among Jews in sup
port of the league.
Plans are being perfected by the
committee for the election of Jewish
national councils early next winter
in all countries where Jews live. From
these councils it is proposed to ere
ate a new committee of Jewish dele
gatins. *