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The state herald., 1920-03-12
ACGIE FACULTY ASKS
INCREASE IN SALARY
(Continued from First Page)

5000 higher.
In other states similar difference
es were found:
Kansas Aggies pays $1,000 per
year more than at c. A. c. North
Dakota Aggies $1,000, Massachu-
sea. Aggies =? 900 Montana Aggics
$1,000. Michigan Aggies Sl.250. 1t
will be seen from these differences
that salaries at these institutions are
in the majority of cases so per cent
higher than the rate paid at c. A. C.
Reports received from large mum
ber of institutions in different parts
of the country show that substantial
increases have been made during the
past year, some ranging as high as
go per cent and in some eases two
increases being made during the past
twelve months.
The petition cites specific instan-
ces where wages Of artisans and In
borers are higher than those paid
college professors at c. A. c. more
The college carpenter, for instance
was paid last year ~ per cent more
than the average salary rate for
members of the faculty, The head
janitor ut ncighboring university
receives $4,000 year, while the
minium for associate professors ut
c. A. c. is 81 500 and the maximum
$4,000. Other janitors at the univcr
sites receive ~ 800 10 $500. as
sistnni professors Mt C.. A. C. are
paid 1900 TO ~ 800. Farm labor.
ers at the institution mentioned are
paid $500 TO 81 200 n year instruc.
tors at {. A. c. $500 to $1,000.
Besides gathering information re.
garding the salaries pnid Mt other il
s,itutions, the committees made M
exhaustive and careful investigation
into the funds Of the college and IL
their report they declare there ar'
sufficient funds available to mccl
the incrcnsc requested during tn,
coming yenr. For the future, legii
lntion mdst be provided.
The agricultural college facnlt,
has been striving to effect nm in,
crease in salaries for more thnn 4
yenr. the sollegc authorities dcclnr.
ing there were not sufficient funds
available for this purpose. A.
bout year ago u committee made
n similar study Of the situation and
submitted n report recommending nn
increase. The recommendation was
not compiled with mud no revision
Of the snlnry scale was made. The
Sigh, increases allowed we're not suf
ficicnt TO relieve the financial em-
The state herald., 1920-03-12
Notice Of Application to Lease state
Land.

Office of the State Board OF Land Com
missioners.
Denver Colo Feb. 18th 1920
Notice is hereby given that application
has been made to lease the following de-
scribed School and Indemnity school
lands, situate In Philips county. Colo
rado. to-wit:
All Of section 16, town. sn. Range 45w.
No Of application b. 1178 Immunity ap
plication0
N 1-2 and 8 f Ia OF sec 81 town. 9n,
Immunity agricultural application.
Notice IL further hereby given that all
other persons desiring to file an applica
ton to lease all or any part Of this tract
to March 18th 1920, as no othere appli-
cation to lease the above described lands
will be considered after said date.
]. +. VIVIAN.
Register State Board
Land Commissioners.
Publish Feb z0-27-Mar.5-11.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-24
I'LL FORTUNE ATTENDS
PEACE TREATY STATESMEN
Clemenoeau, Orlando Turne d
Down: President Wilson In
Bad Hole and Lloyd George
Expects the Hook Soon

Paris. Jan. 2l--Ill fortune has at
tended the statesmen Intimately as
scriatsd With the framing of the peace
Treaty OF Versailles. IN The opinion Of
Premier Lloyd George OF Great hrii-
ain. according 10 a newspaper article
published here.
dr. Lloyd George was 81 convinced
Ceoree ricmenceau would BE- The neSt
president Of the French republic
thar he considered the race over
In conversation with a member of
re chamber of depuiit~. the British
/ remier Is said 10 have EXPRESSED an
oi Inion that the peace treaty was
fsra luck FOR anyone having had a
hand in H."
Yes tho deputy is quoted as rr-
plying. Premier Orlando % out Of
office. Premier Clemenceau is again
IN private life and President Wilson
will meet with reverses in Washing
ton. You may have been spared. .
Yes. and in less than sis monihs
Il VII be my tura." is the reply at
tribuied to the British leader
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-24
DEMOCRATIC WOMEN TO
Be [ATERTA|NEDlAWsAlf
Oklahoma CITY Citizens win
Banquet the Visitors Monday
Night. Many From Logan
County To Attend

Seventeen Guthrie and i.Rgan eoan
~ Nomen Win 80 20 oklahoma citS
uonday 70 attend she democratic NO
meas conssnil5n zaa be al the ban
quet Monday ulkht
women Of Oklahoma Ciiy vii give
up shelF reserved places ~ fasos of
those from ont of town a. the ban
oaes at the ilaskins hotel Monday
nlghi IA honor OF visitors 70 the dem
oeratic state wenens eopsention "
there is not room enough for all Who
desire 10 attend. q was decided at
the meeting ~ the city reception com
niste- Prospects are that there VII
D. a. lcas, sDa Womon al the bauqa'i
\ pas reported from demosratic hesd-
quarters. lnslcad ct the gaa expected
a, nrst
Democratic womcu not delegates 90
the convention VIII be- welcome ~ yls.
it0rs a. tina meeting Il MAS aunounc
ed. The reception committee decided
10 operate six automobiles during The
convention TO carry visitor stopplng
IN the residence dlsirict between their
rooms and the convention sessions.
These Guthrie and Logan counts
women will attend the convention a.
delegates.
MeSdames Addie l.ee l.owther Cora
Farrell. Leona DerNin. A G G nleter.
Ella y Clark. Grace hcxrUad. Guthrie.
Maude Stohangh Miss Minnie Prince,
Crescent, Nexdatnes u y waits and
J l. Hearne. Marshall: Nrs Waiter
Mathew Mnlhails Mrs Asegher. Or
lando: Miss Lcona Hancock Nayinai
Mrs John Allen. Meridian; Mrs " y
Fruln. Coyle. Mrs Georre Rouse.
Pleasant Valley. Mrs G G Bowen.
seward
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-24
WHAT rIcKEp OVER
THE WIRE DURING pAy

Seattle Capt juhn y nlsias
diptFlnt mauasef ~ tbs shIppsnx hoard
!. siesaa ~ federal grand tufy in-
srallsatleg alleged fFaads in tho var.
time construction ~ sAipa on The I'a+
{ fic coast
Nrw yofA Agpsilase dlvislan %
slpreme court reserved decision on
tha apucal ~ ana ruhnsDn and 'hs
~. fnula ard Cleveland AmsFiesn-
fsem a state supreme lalunetioa rs.-
sfrainiax them frum Interfering with
Cary Mays containing a. Ssw Yofk
An cFleas pitcher
Topeka tniisf states DlstFief
Attorney vred Robertson announced
Robert nm wanted IN Arkansas IN
connection With fhn Elalae aprls'ng.
wnaid be arrested on federal war
rrnt sbsrsins lmpefseHaiiou % an Of
fieer and retained 20 Afkamss =
Governor Alien refused - honor 4
Feeue~t by Arkansas offiefsis 10
mus esifadliien
Washington A large rroan ~ H..
lieenilai republican senator's beaded
~ Senator hoFah and Jahason. pro-
teftsd against further rempsomlaa 10
sh~ peace treaty. n@sofIations Nems
senators declared that ih~ Feeeri'sn
~ lhe protest phifh was vfyeu -
- uahiieas Leader fadse waaii AZ
feet The reHuhHrsn leaisrv rvhiD aas
urify Ia the srnafa
galesao.. Ff~hiv. five mnf~ m~rs.
hers ~ fh4 f'assmses.t psrsv ~
Auisries. lnclnaie~ N-s Res 1',-sar
lrefeted ~ criminal e0ort ersnt
irry
itopari aevrnsh dlssrset rervs-
urses e'@efsa ~ snfgsfgvefss s~'~-
w~tfna a. th~ nafie~Al ~es.v~sfi
s. asr Anteai0 - W~~ie.~ ee~sps
a,sseaae~s fhaf usfssis weatns s~N.
nae retary ~ foFntTn sffafes ~e~'s -
s~~s Is wsshlnriou a. Ne eharre
te'affalrs.
Topeta industrial f~vs1lss'ar
lrsiaalaw hlii creative ee~ss -
ineu@tflsf reistiors eersriefef ~ -
flse anpeai Of Han Johnson and The
Il tEiaIaiufe
PARTS Tesf o. ehe nuseh rep'v
20 The allied d~msnd fer The ss'rs-
ld'flon of fh4 former nermsn smosr-
o. made public Holland d~eilnss -
comply.
New York -if.ssdinr socialists
completed plans for eampsl<n 20 rats.
fund OF 90 no for ths defense af
The five suspended members of tbs
Srw York assembly. s.
foadon Dr. John L Cope. eom-
fgsndsr Of The british Imperial Ant
arctic expedition which win iesve
shortly Tor . five years. exploring
tour Of Antarctic region. snnoune~d
plans for Nash 70 the south pole By
airpiane.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-24
'DOASTFUL ARMY OEsERTtR
IS CAPTURED BY PETERS
Chief Of Local Recruiting Bureau
Lands James Ficrro Behind
Bars, Told Tall Tales Of
Heroism

sorKrani iienl n Peters. ~ charge
of the local recruiting station. sof
into the gumshoe- class this morn
inK whsn ha landed on an sfmy De
tsfier and placed him 10 duranea vile
The victim is Frenehmsn wht bas
hsen adnoltly working his wiios on
hrnesolenill Inclined persons on tho
gpeclous plea that ho Is crippled
"a .t.tersien man"
According 10 l'ctnsa. sbe Frsns hnan
has several aliases. smonR them be.
ing Joe Jack. "blli Malone" "Joe
iac6 Malone" and James Malone .
Ills real name is said 10 be James
Flcfro He 10 not Iranchmsn. hut
an Italian
flerrs h-a been IN Guthrie several
weeks. panhandllng He wears a
service uniform. two medals aud two
cnoia de Guerrea aud tells some 70.
markahie tales of exploits IN The
Argonne.
Peters trailed fierro several days
he received no aid from city a.
county officers. Ne finally learned
that fiefro was deserter from JEFF
ferson BARRACKS, iia ran away two
months aRo. and claimed 20 be crss.
pie from results OF wounds received
in the war Istara claims rlergp
collected considerable money ia this
city.
After making The capture, Peters
conveyed the man 20 his office aud
administered the third degree. rlerro
finally confessed He said be vas not
crippled. had never been overseas and
confirmed the wire from Jeff'rson
barracks. charging him with deaer-
ttun.
This man has hurt the recruiting
business in this city wiih his tell
tales eaid Sergeant Peters = knew
ha WAS q fake. 40 proceeded 20 camp
on his trail Upon receiving the cor
rect dope ! landed my man
fierro viii he taaen 70 Jefferson
Barracks tomorro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-24
MRS ALICE ADAMS WILL
RECEIVE CENSUS NAMES
Appointed Special Enumeration
BY Inspector Peebly; Urgent
Demand For Pull Cen.
Gus Count"

The Chamber of csmmsfes has
caused a Aleelai .nassrssior 10 b.
appointed for Guthrie 20 gel EVER
person on the census roll that WAS
missed hy the enumsrniafn.
Mrs. Alice Adams. one ~ she sap
r'eraiors has been dsalTusfsds b.
H1pefsisor Peebly 10 SET these nansa
y " nos ~ 70 every person IN lhn
cry 10 report every person known
ffai has not been rnnmsfated
Guthrie citizenn cannot afford 10 lst
single name be lsfg off The lat
Get busy nov aud keep bnsy until
efery nane h secured. This 4 ros.
iilssiy the last chance. Iiefp Oufh.
rife.
Phone the chamber of cornmefce
y. Or MrR. Adams a. es9.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-24

snush aud snesse IN yonr hand
ksfrhipf
Wash your hauds lhorouFhl, b.
fois eating
Take care ~ little eoid a
. ltqucutly is thr infetunncf of in
f.asnsa
Take plcnls ~ sieer ana maA :
tsfe there IL pisnls ut sen'iis,iaa in
tho sleeping rsow
Keep the how'll open krf9 lhc
ffei warm and lhe head cool
Siefillse lhe dishes with iollrs
RAisf rpi merely warm wataf
noai shake hands II ls vely ,as
90 iisntmh fhe r'rms frou The
rouih 70 the hands and conse-
yuenilf ehaklng hands transfers
them fnm one hand 80 ihv other
nrsta comfortably not too wagm
" mr. ,co frauillv
Dpai WORRY ,oafself siok ~
'ou have cold and sre sick con
sali = physician and follow hla lu.
aifuclipnt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-24
SOME CHILLY THRILLS
IN W|LOs OF SIBERIA
Corporal Jones, OF Telegraphers
Corps, Tells OF Army Life
In the Frozen
Regions

What thrills did you eapeflense IN
siberia" WAS asked Corporal Jones
recently returned from Siberia. whera
1e was sialioncd several months, as
a member of ne American ToleRrauh
ers' Battalion
"No especial thrills" replied Jonau
= got through with my lie. that's
sgylnK Something
rnut speaking of things ia and
con, ! may say ! was Ia the viadl
yosiok district along Ia Jnne az this
,far On June - a party of Amefl-
cans, consisiipg Of one officer and
f'nr men while fishing In she slclnlis
81. souchen mlnca were cap
iufed BY the bolshsvlii and taken 90
NVvitskAsa A detachment sent %
Nnvltskaya 20 demand the release ~
these men. we're fired on as K catered
the town. one officer and three G1l-
diers being killed and Two Wounded
Our detachment drove ihr bolsheti.
~ out Of the town and occupied Yse
town themselves. Number % h0ifhe.
WIKI casualties not known on M
morning Of JIse = ganp OF about
600 attacked our railroad guard al
Il manogaka. killing n Americans,
wfunding u and taking four prison.
era. The bolshevlk then attacked
Sovenczhino W. had one man
wounded on the 2Iih the bolsheyiki
about zoe 10 number. STACKED our
supply train. - bolsheyiki were Kill
"a on the 1lsh. fwo Chinese soldiers
were Killed az keeshineen BY an -.
tack Of the Reds. The Reds are or
ernized 81 bandits and are nipplng us
az every opportunity
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-24
LOCAL BASKET BALL MEN
DEFEATED At EDMOND
Lack Of Endurance Allows Ed
mond Players To Pile Up
Score: Convention Hall
Closed To Team

The N Reno basket ball boys de-
feated the Guthrie team st Edmond
lpst night by a score o. 81 20 i2
Inability 20 get the ball into the
haskef and lack of endurance due
10 the local boys being unable 70
Practice for the past two weeks, was
ire cause of defeat
Guthrie outclssssd VI Reno ~ pas
sing and floor work.
The Mssons have closed The Goa
ysntion hail 70 The team aud unless
ether quarters can be found the team
vill have TO dIsband- Guthrie has
one Of the best teams In the state.
fus han u needed for practice work.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-24
Short Cuts To
Home Nervs


Afs. carrie q fsmeIstpa e Mas
sosse. ~ili speak "a Fsiikiaas saaeA+
slea Al she eleven o'sieck service Al
ssauy tplseegat ohafsa tamesFus
moFnlaE
rae funeral spfsless ef teAa u
kessinku. Who dlfa II raeaHsvala
Jan sasA wsEi he held al sesAFa
caureA on Neaaay. tAn - Al Y n
ln,emsat ~lll be ia seward esm,sfS
Nrs AnnA Davis sei Nerh
nissslaa. died al as fsstegdAY
esealnz asea a. Mrs. nasis llas been
IA mf some ssme. sutfsslag llem fan
ref funsral seEslcv& wNl ~ held =
Aaaoa.e temple. Al 20 , n. Sunday
Eastern Star ef whleh shs Saa a
hoaored member vii have eAAv
rhe ua,htls lodge. knlshla q -
shms. Ania ons u lhs most saeessAsal
= settings FRIDAY night withia = year
Much sAsneslaess sas manifest among
those pfraens a. 90 future aggressive
work in Adyanslak sAe uaass ~ he
a. der and plauA wefe adopted u pro-
mole f'sthlaR interests IN she risY.
The entire msmhvruhlp FfwesaA aflsF
ihe meeting adjourned. wvrs SERVED
a deushgful luaeheun and smeArf b.
knighs ", " llafnsit. com llmsniiay
% The lodkv.
"a. 49,. ..i..t. "a. "a Al ks
lone Friday noon. 1. J A'agh. az The
American life Insurance rumpwny and
prot G. n Peak sapetiutendeat Of
city schools. weFe guests % the s,ah
Professor PEAK dsllvvres an sxee'ieSs
address ON the city schools ani 80.
peclaliy stressed The need ~ better
facilities for physical culture ~ me
grade schools
Friends of MIS- lemss = nspee
wiil fesrt 20 hear q her death tal.
morning. al Coyinston. ukia Mfa
lleeeo lived Ia Ouih,ic Coz any PEARS
hat moved 10 cosinGlva lsst MAJ
She saa a member ~ thu ladies AZ the
q 4 II. aud took an active paft N
the organization The arrangements
fer ,he funeral basp nel eeen made
The t.e nran rosl. 40 -. su,sFi
can Legion. ~lli hold Foualns. ava
efal meeting Moudas nlMht tannaFy
10 ~ ths klka ciab rocms The
meeting ~lll hesin promptly Al .
@ clock All - soldiers aHd sailors
arr urxsd 90 be a. thls meetina a. a
constitution aud BY lavn will ha pre-.
paroi aud plans perfected Tor a msus
heFahlp drive A smoker viii ha ElsaA
during the eYenluN sll ~ soldiers
aud sailors ffon Iuaan counly and
should hu ln attendance ~
W James q chairman and johu
0atchell - secretary Of tho iaeAl post
they continue % eome 70 Guthrie
from al sections of The stats. both
students and calls fof oiiiee. This
week Mr. A Kelly from sieadfies
Oklahoma. enrolled ia The uaihrie
business College. also Miss Nellie
Anderson of Guthrie calls we're ~
celyed for office help ~ the srhonl
ffom Clinton. HEAVIER and Wllhuunn.
ranging from $40 20 si1s per n,onsh.
which the school u unable - FIT The
second division of the New Year term
Will bealn Monday. 10 fact. by the In
disidual meih0d BY which the 10
asrucllon !. given. siudensa maf enter
school al any time and begin work
with almost equal advantage of any.
ono else.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-24
SAYS itoovae Acrsn As
CO. BETWEEN ron HOUSE

washiestes. Jan st--cNsFsi~e sHss
ssfhsft Nesssr ~ss ~ers 81 shs o.
s<s~ssus hss~ssr caiassl sssuss $50
ssah msmhsrs ~ ne ns1t~N ssv-s~
nssrs sssirs sns rsaessstis-s essnss*
i@q the entry ~ sh~ u~s~a sssa
l~so tAs wars nsrssas ss~s. ss~~
erst, ~ Mls.asrt. iaseensa slaesess
attack teasY ~ shs senate sosl~ss
@nas 10 ehafsesselsss ~ NJ, sesvrrs
ss-ml prs~sssa baom ssr president" "
Senator Reed said NJ Hsessr wss
40 elsss 70 ths nstsisA ussssrmsrs
thss -hs eenssisussa es~ss~is~s
snlsslna nak" ard challenged ssy
ssssmhse " ,hs ssrsts ~hs aaaossd n's
sssssmsns "a lssreauss resolution ~
Investigation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-24

Col James Csney writes 10 the
Leader: The statement given oas BY
General Pershing denying the respon
sibiIity for the unnecessary wastage
of American lives By ordered attacks
OF the day OF the armistiee. IN which
he said that he had no knowledse Of
the arrnistiee before November n,
1878. does rot seem compatible with
Information given out By officers
fFcm headquarters sesersl days prior
70 that date
For several days Erior 10 Nov. II
the Is Regiment Artillery. G. A. G.
with which served az battalion sur
gson. was stationed al Remonviiie We
we're Joined there BY several officers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-24

assigned y our regimers who had
been serving previously as members
Ct the stan OK the First American
Army.
These officers joined rs Nov. ..
shd told US that evening that the
armIstice vas settled fact. would
be declared on the II. and that The
headquarters Of the east army had
been practically dissolved "a conse-
qssnee. only few officers remaining
IL charge 20 attend 10 final duties:
tsat the other officers were allowed
. attach themselves 20 FIGHTING unlfs
v1ere vacancies existed In order 10
p, home with then Surely The head
quarters OF the First American Army
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-24
soy scoUr ANNIVERSARY wax

The Boy Scouts Of America .ili be
= years old on the eighsh OF Frbfu-
ATTY al America is invited % eele-
bfate this anniversary week and Tar
ticipaie Ia the DAILY Good Turn Of
tho Scouts
The Isey Scouts ~ America is the
largest volunteer orxanlsallon 10 the
world: $4,000 Scouts IN the present
membcrship ~llh c0oeoo Who hass
pissed the work All Boys over ic
years of age Who are not abnormal
o. snbnorinal may loln
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-24

wasn't dissolved without something
, ere substantial than rumor.
Rscolseot that these officers Joined
us Nov. >. they had been journeyinr
~ least dsy 10 reach our station at
ite former headquarters station. and
at least another day Was necessary
r.: decision 10 be reached releasing
ten and 10 set out their orders. 20
that any Information they had on the
s8bject must have been received at
fhsse headquarters not later than
Ncvl7
To prove that their information uss
solne.hir:f more than ramor or good
guessing. might say that they told
Us further. even 10 detached regi-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-24

n.enls. Iuss what uBiis we're 10 com
pose the army of occupation. This
Information was later borne out b.
facts. and proved that they we're talk
lna with authority.
" this Information wss known 70
ard discussed freely among the Of
fIcsrs compozins the staff of the FIRST
Army. how Il II possible that the
commander in chief Of all the Amefi-
tan forces did not know lt7
A Washington special says: A re-
ply by seers'ary Baker 10 reeeaS re-
marks By Representative caflissn. de-
nocrst Of Massachusetts,. and = new
settlement BY the letter added fuel 10
cay 20 the hated controversy over the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-24
GAS DISCOUNTS TO
~ ALLOWED tEB I

The Corporation l.ommlsaion and
the Guthrie Cas company have eiveu
assurances that discounts Niil b. al
lowed for inadequate gas service
The Gas company purposes 10 have
those DISCOUNTS ready - FcbruaF,
iss. AMI Is working on the list nov.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-24
MANY RADICALS FACE
TRIAL IN cHICAeQ TO-DAY
Mrs ROSE sIOkE>. WIFE on
MILLIONAIRE AND EDITOR
l<-t.HItF on RID RlS-
SIAN PAPER. AMONG
THOSE Al,lttit.\-
I'D ron IIuAL:
IllE BYLAWS
aullErin

New Work. Jan. 24---one officer
was killed. two wounded and five
Reds srot, one Of whom died. In
an early mornins rad IN Soviet
meeting in Lower New York. OF.
fieers eonfiseated much darae-
ing evidence ana twenty eight
men End women we're arrested in
the raid. Two Of the women and
three men are prominent In New
York and are known as "parlor
Uolshesists
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-24
THIRTEEN MI REn. IOtR
sEl,i0t SLY, FRISCO WREc,

Tulsa, Jan. 24.--rhirseen persons,
mostly negroes. were Injured when
the Frisco train. @covsrrcr." was
wrecked near arlsto~, oklshonia AZ
= o'clock this morning The serious
N injured are J. n. B0rieson. Council
Hill. Okla: &. Q. McMurfry. Brlstow.
Okla; Mrs. ~ N. Atkins. coiorea.
pepe~.. Okla: and a baggage man.
colored, name unknown.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-24
Flu Cases Increase
At Rate of 1000
a Day in Chicago

Chicago, Jan. "a. - lnfluenra
and pneumonia continued 10
spread IN Chicago today AZ the
rate Of more than 1000 new cases
every - hours.
The highest death record Tor
sry = hours Stree the epidemic
begin, ~as reported. There we're
2,5i5 esses ard i0i deaths AZ
the Great Lakes Naval Training
station. total deaths reached isi.
the total number of cases. i.so3s.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-24
Texas Rangers
On Way To Take
Oper Oil Fields

wiehita Falls. Tex. Jan. a.
r~ent, five Tes&s Rangers lett
Nishsta Fails .st noon TO-DAY IN
a1tamoellss bounc fef the eil
wells IN the aisfriss In elxeuis
between osiahoms ard Tsxst.
Sam Sparks. q claimant 10 Part %
the eispssso lard, sad rangers
plarnes 10 tase posssssion ard
that they expected no resistance
40 the part % ,osishena eff.
seers
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TIE ARCONNE FURY

Chaplain John A. Csllan. who served
- a chaplain with the Rainbow d.
vision in France. will iectarc on the
Argunne fury al the First If. Z church
tomorrow evening al 100 .. m.
Everybody welcome
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AZ ard Of war service decorations by
the war department.
Secretary Baker Ia irsfsr 70 the
representative emphasieaIiy denied
that General Aareh's predecessors as
shiefs of staff General Tasker II
Bias and Major General iiaeh 1.
Scott and John BIddIs--wsre "un.
equal TO the task and "weFe re-
moved" The secretary quoted a
letter he wrote 20 General pershins
previous 10 the retirement Of General
seofs In which he indicated that he
would select General March for chief
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EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS ARE
FELT ON WEST COAST

Seattle wash, Jan. 2<.-Three dis
i.ret earthquake shocks were felt here
st ffloe o'eiock last night So Far,
70 material dsmsge hss been report
ed. Shocks were also felt In British
ceIvmsis this morning. Il is reported
here
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rHr WEATHER

New Orleans. la. Jan f2l-Tofsghf.
fair. much colder: temperature zero
to ten. north. and twelve to eighteen.
south portion: snndsY. fair and cold