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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-12
TWO tilsN ~t>D WOutV
W. tOt t.ltf IO ctSE
\ IN NIGHTS Of m
N\tuisfME>r
GATHER ~
tiIis taO
END J LONG FIGHT
IS NOW IN SIGHT
RsIitU NIiO> ot stttns.r
AMENDMENT ~ NOW A.
mn. srttitt. sts.
~iu>> Ot l.I.iSlA-
rtni.s ~ ENACT
nm tat ~.

rhi,asa rsb IA Two shausaas
AufffAslets ifpm ~vvff par II ihe q
y 'osiay arrived hsFe a. delegates saa
slalie-a "a ihe final Victory eonsrn
lioh "a che National Am~rlsAa vo.
maa aaftraxe asaarlatiua. ~hleh ~lll
pontluue through nsst "Wednesday.
fhn "a he tigst annual nest af
The safigasisls ~ fha saaasfY. And
mant vsFe ihs eomments a tha open
ins ssssloa ihia mafnlas ~ ths 80
ference " fhs present dsl elih seafes
~ women ~ aahinn registered a. ~
credited delegates. ard ne lons asfs
- ths first cpnvenslon she's dele
saiea reported thelg stfskslss n 80
couuieFluH sfeetlnss of sahh*sss ana
had rssu dashed al he plaifarms
itpm whlrh thef aaets
MFs cagfie rsapnaa Cafl ~
dent ~ 'ha nAllanal safffae baa
pfvsided ~ closed eas allse sssaIans
" tha nstinaai hnard 81 a,swefafs
hvld 81 aay snd tcmerrow wu ~
nallf eall the convention n order
TpdAy's Hvssiona were davatsa 10 sha
dlAs uaAlan ~ au~~finna ~ vital tn.
pngtAnFa ~ ~omum a. eillssns aaa
sUiera The suhlcrt ~ thsae Ill .dar
conferences wrrc rhlld welfafa. IN.
projection " ~umru Ia Industry, ths
leNal slaiaa ~ wosnsn. Americas elt
isenship, soelsl htxieus ani ipoa sap.
plY and demand These pfesldlns
oseF the eonf.ronrfs usfe respective
~ Mfs rufey V rennyaasket ~ Aaa.
iln res Mr Raymond liobhins of
Chlsaru. Mrs Cstharies Waugh Ne.
calloash u Cbieaso. Afs rrsdsriek
4 naFisy ~ ilosiea. Masa.. be- Val.
eris a rafkeF af Hartford. Cona.. saa
Mfs Ec~art q cosfisaa u washias.
ton, - g.
Among The aaihofliiss of national
note who are ln Chifaaa 10 adafeua
ihra" conferences and the aianssn
ibis efenian thai will inllss The enn.
fereness are Alss iaila Lsthrop. chief
% tho federal Chlldfuna bnfssu.
Judge issn Liudssy ~ livuveF. sulo.
Mrn florrnee Kelley " Nes Y0Fs.
~ thf Consumers laaaae. Miss 50.
phonlshA lifseAenhfldxa 81 lha tai.
vefaily ~ ~ Chleaau. me Ites Caro-.
hn~ fiauleu Craze of halamasao.
Mich uot ilenrr Allen ~ kanaas.
Miss Mafy har'holemo af tplfsno.
Mlas Mar Anderron ~ Washington.
- e., shlef ~ the q y womsa In ln.
dustry bureau Mrs rhaflss u hrpoks
Ffesidsns ~ the ksnsas k4aal saf.
irasr Association and mtny others.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-12
The Story Of Lncoln--HoW Poor Boy
on Farm Reached Imperishabic Fame


htraidn Interested In the lad "Nha
ohiffa her from lhe first aud care
fuzzy trained hlm 10 ~ prudent And
Industrious
lHd'f lhe step Wnihsys good man
afsmcni ihe iinrolns heoame msfr
prosperous Aarsham dolng hls share
lanpr.nR earlY ana Ale maAlux rails
20 tarmiuR Ia season. never shlrAsnr
Dts duty
Ho~ ~ Educated himself.
iio caald Aiisnd ,he ploprrr school
ohlf during lhr winter months Il h.
sa'd n" attended q regular sshool alto
fe'her anly one yrar 80 rYest vas his
desire 10 olan knowledge he dld not
waste a moment After the chores
were fin'fh"d b, tho iieht of a lire
place. he solved hia prnbioms on a
wooden fire shovel iila father en-.
cfpfared him Ia hls efforts 10 est
kaowlcdes and Borrowed ho0kn fos
nm from ihe neighbors These Abfs
ham r'aa aud rerosd reading each
iitne fof Keeps His rapid proeresa
if home study WAS dau 20 lhli fact
fconiinued or Pare Col I,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-12

The triangle may be natiencss out.
dawn upward TO sharp peak.
Strengthened out again ssd otherwise
msltreafed. but. according 70 Euclid.
the sum OF the angles is always the
same.
There is a constant amount u
power IN government An increase
rilotied 20 one element means a cor
responding decrease 20 other els-
nents. n II essential 10 good gov
trnment that the proportions are kest
properly balanced.
Americans have become so acers-
toned 10 the abstract idea OF govern
mental power being exercised By po-
lgticsl means-by the bsiiof-fns'
they do not realize that In the coz
crete actually they are being GOV
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-12
MORE THAN 5000 DIE
BY OWN HAND IN YEAR
Since Armistice Was Signed the
Per Cent Of Suicides In the
u. s. Has Increased
Greatly

Washington. u {. Feb. is-suieide
Il on the increase. More than 5000
persoas took they lives in the United
states last year and the men out
numbered the women almost : TO l.
They are not 80 particular about mus
sing up the house Lawysrs led the
ia with a.. There we're 1s physi-
clans. - teachers 20 presidents OF
large business concerns. II clergy :
mon-and 80 prominent Cub women
milnonaircsscs Since sac armlstice
constantly increased rumber OF
suicides Is reported IN oil countries
also great incresS. IN insanity
Yet the military philosophers argue
that war is a good thins. a purge for
the nations etc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-12
WIFE SAYS VAMPIRE
STOLE HER HUSBAND
Mrs Nylund Of Kansas, Would
Maks-lArs Wiles Of Oklahoma,
Pay $4,000 For Dam
aged Good"

Charging alienation of her hus
bends affection. Loura Nslund ol
Atkinson. Kans. has filed a suit for
damages In the sum of $4,000 The
suii will ~ tried before Judge Noh
mans in the federal court here mex,
nlenth. Dernadlne y wlles. wealthy
widow living At Gate. Oklahoma. is
ih.' defendant
The wife states In her petition that
lhe wlles woman deliberately set
plans b steal her husband and that
she succeeded. she Gays Mrs. Wiles
l. very pretty and attractive won
al and that she has much money.
she used the money and her good
looks 10 ALLEVIATE the affections Of my
husband" says Mrs Nyland
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-12

afser All. II l. the depsndsaee Of
Amerlea u is the rule b. baiini ~
is the basis Of all ths governmental
philosophy Of Washington. jefferson.
Lincoln and the other builders
The public has fa>e small corner of
- triangle In the matter of power.
The var loitea the triangle around
and aaHsexed that eefueF The pub
lie i poorly of not ~ all represented
oA the Industrial tribunals which
toasb 80 many matters of usifare aud
therefore come property IN the pro-
vice Of government. Il has tn large
corner In the matter of actual. but
inafiicnlste. human rights. The great
task before the eounsry nov Is to re-
shape the triangle and restore that
standard for which Lincoln stood
shsn he dedicated the field Of Get
tyeburg.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-12

.rned pretty extensively by ecoHom.
lc power. after all
We are informed that organize
capllal represents two per cent OF IN .
POPULATION Of tso United States and
orranIzed labor seven per cent
At rough estimate. u ran be said.
81 any rate. that ORGANIZED capital
and organized labor constitute oas =
tenth OF the population.
Organized capital and organized la
Dor are In the habit OF getting what
they want pretty largely by economic
Do~er-sy the use Of the strike. 'ocA-
OF. or business influence and pre-.
surs.
What has happened In the rescn.
Industrial disputes when the national
government has interfereds
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-12
LABOR LEADERS TO MEET
IN OKLAHOMA CITY
Effort Will BE Made To Settle
All Labor Troubles: Or.
eanixed and unor-
ganixed

oklahoma clty. fsb IA meeting
which vili attempt to provide mach
insry fof the sstfisaent of all labor
controversy thfouxhoat tho staxe.
10th IN o,xaaizsd and unorxsnized
lsbor. sill bs held SATURDAY faornfnx
In the hoase of Representatives n fha
State Capitol
Claude connslIy. stats oommi-zion-
~ ~ labor. has called the me~tinx
Representative Of civic and Ishsr or
Eanlxsfions. lncludlas Chamber Of
commefce. manufacturers sn.i various
sndasfries aud employers tass been
invited 10 attend the meeting. The
general public will bs represented By
mayors or other city officials.
Tho. outcome ID expected 70 b the
establishment OF an industrial CON-
mission.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-12
The Eternal Triangle

4be tribunals ihus far eTeeisf haze
eonformed 90 ihia general structure
One third representing capital. one
ihlrd representing labor. one third
chosen by the other two thifds OF
ofherwise--supposediy. IN sofns cagss,
representing the public.
why have thes been considered
this.
Becaase the dlspates have bssh
considered private
n they are private. why DID the
government Interfere IN The first
place. The procedure has been par
sdoxical
Tso-thifds of the tribunal. vsfa
power Ia some cases to choose The
other third. has represented only
one-tensh Of the population, and vet
Il has been given great power over
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-12
WHAT TICKED OVER
The WIRE DURING DAY

-l-ondon-Let,s and the Bolshe
visi have concluded an srmlstice. a
Riga dispatch reported
--0kiahoma City The Oklahoma
state Republican eonveaticn elected
eight delegates large 10 the ma
tional convention. uninsirncted as TO
presidential can lidatcs. bat instruct
ed to support Jake l. Hamon Of Ard
more. for national commiiictn man.
- Boise--The Idaho legislature
ratified the federal woman suffrage
amendment.
--ch.cago--csnersi Leonard Wood
announced in favor OF rafifying the
peace treaty with the Lodge reserya-
tions.
Director General OF
Railroads Hines decided to lay be-
fore President Wilson. The demands
OF the railway bfotherhoods for IN
creased wages.
-Paris-Ca0y Deslys. the French
actress and dancer. died.
= coiun3iz-The University Of
@'@to9tNtt DahhtA Datt ttaHi ufitaitu
the Oklahoma Unirersity team. 80 TO
81.
New Y0Fk-The AerD club OF
Texas entered 100000 air plane
in the Gordon Bennett International
aviation trophy race. The machine
which i said to have a sTecd Of 200
miles an hour. will be furnished by
the Pc Cox. a Houston oil mag
nate
Louisville. Kf.s--Thirty persons
injured. Wien . heavily loaded truck
and Louisville 4 Nashville accom-
mediation train collided.
--Chsca<o-Szmnci o Dunn. editor
OF The Railway age. in an address
urged legislation by congress and Wig
orous action by the federal admins
trstion TO prevent . strike Of rail-
way employees until their wage de-
msnds had been fully Investigated.
Philadelphia Radical changes In
the organization Of the PsnnsS ivanla
Railroad system. when the roads re-
vert to private management. an
nouncet
-Chicexo-The name of fifteen men
as possibilities for the caairmanship
OF the national base ball commission
presented 70 the toiat meeting Of ma
Jor league club owners Decision a.
To the appointment vas is;f to Pres
idenf Joan HcYdicr. OF The National
league. and Ban Johnsoa Of the
American. 80
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-12
GOVERNOR aosrarsoa lasuss
aFQulglrfOaa Foa rsaNT

fhres regulations sskla9 fof the
fslafu Of msn 10 face ehafEes II srsna
lafsepy 10 Aftsnsas safe houaFsd ~
Getefnaf Itobeftson Yesterday iias
dio fHf. held ~ Eaiaala. vlti be
iatsn ~ Van bafen fof TRIAL rsresy
srd os0sef i,ssis sfll b. t4ken fFsm
shawnee 20 Little tpek
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-12
Many Drown When
Big Steamer
Hits a Mine

cerstsnsinopis. feh. IA tess.
gran from ssrrs sooss ssss that
shs Rsssisr liner tmpseer Peter
fns Great. which struck . rssre
srs Gas isss rsssrsis. had roo re
sssess sn essfo sro~ ODESSA ara
seesssopol. bot ts1t q "a neiissso
snss nest % thew ~ers ssssc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-12
STEM ROLLER rms WE'LL
OILED; RAN PERFECTLY
hamon and HIS ccherts Ran
Rough shod Over Embry
Opposition A, State
Convention

1 The steam roller sas Ia excellent
I, running order YESTERDAY Al iAe Re.
rahlissn state o.snsentlcn la~e ila
mon as st tae steering wheel and
tAerr aas plenis ot kas ans Oh to IN
SURF aF2iast possible acs cents
Mhile the Embfy warriors fought
hrasely and 1, she lasi aaeh. there
never ~as a chance for them 10 ~in.
The flamen dsiesatee s,sFcd "pai-
and ran rouxh sh,d over everyone
elae fol IN the xss Eighi dele aics
each che ~its one hail VOTE was se-
leofed ans all we're pltdeod 10 stand
b. hamoH en al maftefs ttat mighi
eoane ap Al the chicawo eonseai'oa.
Amos ks ms local lianon booster.
howeses. failed to land - delegate
There are those ~ho have TIE tim.
Gritty 70 say that Amos ~as nRed" IN
another was
BIG gam Harris was chnsfh a. lehan.
naa Of the state committee and Joan
Apploay vas nAnlea --~s@.--ss 'rtas.
urer IN fact the Hamnnsurces TOOK
eseFythiag in siFht ~Alie the iaAias
aaa rood.
"lIamon son 10 ihe .si..s conyen-
tlon but he wiil not win IN NhlraFo
when the matter is takel before the
national oommlttce" Sali Rills Nal
ker today Eve have evidence 81
Inside WORK that ~iil stop Jake al
the home platr aud Ne are not gu-
lne to lay down. believe nae, he od-
ded.
with the four delegates elected ses.
terday Hamon nov has tfu OF he 20.
tai OF twenty There are several con
tests TO be decided and he clalms tho /
four that arr yet 10 he feircted ln
the fourth and first districts Embrs 4
Il not certain OF only tao IRON ihls
district.
Harmony speeches we're made fol. 4
lowing the selection OF the delegates !
but there will be no harmony V ~.
marks made by returned DELEGATES 4
here are 10 be taken seriously
nlrd $ Mcclure was temporary and
permanent chairman OF The conNen.
tlon and handled the affairs with "a.
pediiion and firmnees Following arc
resolution. aud names of those ac'
leeied as delegates
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-12
TO ESTABLISH WIRELESS
PHONES FOR INDUSTRIES
Station Will BE Established A.
Dallas. Texas; Oklahoma
Will BE Served
Also

Chicago. f.h r. wireiess ieis
phone service TOE commercial paffoa
es ulIl be- established between Ch|sa
80 and New York u wss announced
to-day. following saeeeesfnl cenfef.
:. lion held last ntzhf. iloht ' Cos
ga IL Nrw York. Inventor Of The ~.
Dc lasephona. talked fUf thirty min
aies wilh n II q Aaihe~s ln Cal.
earn.
4 wireless station also wiil be- -
tsbllshed a. Dallas. Teas, u was 40
nsxneed. and test stations viii he set
np Al polnta In Kansas and North ia
kota
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-12
CLOSER tO-Ol'tItttlO< M
TWEEN MAN AND BOs>

Cleveland. O.. Feb. IA Closer ca
orsrafion between employer and en-
ploYs and elimination OF their mls.
Il the aim of the re
construction conference Of the Lin
coin American Alliances here today
About 600 business labor. political
ara university leaders x the country
o., sttcadlnA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-12
MIDNIGHT WEDDING
At SIIEttitf-S OFFICE

There was q midnight wedding a.
ihe sherifrs office Last night Win
County Attorney Dinwiddie aud Har-
ry Beam a. best men. Judge Horns p
day srllced the knot The contract
lns parties were Paul g. smith ana
Emma starkr Of Marshall. The we'd
d.ng was arrsnxed following Smiths
ATTEST On a statutory charge.
lie i IL and the riri is -. They
ylIl reside on farm near Marshall.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-12
Nl,siIlI.Ii~ ~ IiiE uI.IlD
tu Nth. MI TODAY

London fe9 NfmbsfH ~ the
supreme killti council me- ia Dawn
INK street to-day ffenlsfa lilo,
G.orFe. Mlllofsnd Nisil md Marshal
foca. General Wegxand, Paul cnmson
French ambassador 10 Great britain.
and ralllpp T. iserihrloi political d
rector ~ tbe Frnsl for. gn office
were ttcssnt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-12
Mem Babies Have
No SwaddHng
Clothes In Vicnn q

New YORK, rsb ". 49, nsblss
brought into ths world - famin
stricken Vienna are being wrap-
red ~ newspapers. instead %
"swaodiins clothes" according 70
cablsosam recsived here AZ the
headquarters Of the American Re.
lief committee fos sufferers IN
Austria from President ss,s. Of
she Aus'rsa republic.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-12
siitP ~ DISTRESS
SENDS OF iiiiP tIti

consauiinerlo. fcb f2 The
American destroyer Talbot. was r.
ported 10 distress near serpent +.
lsiand Ia The lilaek Sos II IL
iaonghl however that The rsnofi may
refer 70 The Talboi's ,Ainndins b. the
british cruiser Cores which is loN
irv tanker and two tugs loaded with
rofusees from Odcesa io~ard Cans
tsnxa. numanla. under bad weather
condition.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-12
DRIVER Oh ri Nk CAR"
Alii,is~fiD N tIiit AGO

Chlcsgo. Feb James Nlnol.
chauffeur. Identified bf tpo ~iineesfs
~ The driver ~ slack automobile
from which Moss EnfiThi. labor
leader and Knnman Nas shot and
Killed last eest saa arrested by ihs
police carl, TO-DAY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-12
FINA<CIAL. CONDITION Of
GOVERNMENT VERY BRIGHT

Washington. Feb. ie.-AnneunoinE
iAst the Last remaining floating IN
dsh,cdness of the government would
b. redeemed Monday. Secretary Hoos-
ton stated the position Of the treasury
wss very bright and that govern
rent officials saw nothing In the pre-
sent financial situation which they
w,uid regard a. extremely grave.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-12
Short Cuts To
Home News

fAsse 49, 80 eases af Ga y
uasAss ana lAv seaasry saFfesnaIns.
sala aaeser saslay "H'ut ia mi
ladsmsas lhsrs -. nss beea = death
- iaf ffom shs gia rhefe hAvs been
several asssAs. ho~svsg ffem pusa.
nls MA TAs spla@mle. wAlle ssnegai.
= net At al Aansereas z sAe.e aliaet
"a sake safs aud Vgpeer sesstmsei "
Jehn faysof seash t.esan essnis
hrmef sats ere~s aHnseliY aesitpt
gleeea ~efih q leeslssuffs n iofan
eountf alaae IaAa ~. iisafsd he
sAlns eat eafsfaliy snd says iss aal,
uas % ssl tli et he pests &. fs'taea ~
eafn. Thas elll at the@ fas'. b.
ssfs
fhs lsst esl sell IA fhe tdn IA
aiariet = dean sea feef sna hss haa
Two shswias ef aas There ls maea
excitement n thai psfi ~ tte eoan
y and many leAass have cnanFrd
hAnas ~ late uns lease seia last
uvek Zoe 90 aa acre and the tract
Il mofs than five miles frem fhs sell
on seaala are ~agshlas ghr test
Amn. Rwlas i lesllpN ihr go
ne ~ tiushfse lhAl ~ had gefsenAl
ietirF grum General Leonard Mood "
assstss him 81 nae hla effurin 90
elect WIN Mitchell - dnlssals 20
ihn national convention At thlsaga
wani "a saY that I AMOS that nsu,
.fal wuod did wps tel Amos fwinH
that ! haso a lestef fgcsu the sensFsi
ln uhish ~ saya h. aaep nnt kno~
Annm kwlnx and newer ia his kn0wvi.
earp even heard ~ HIN Those sho
arr eurleas eaa sse the letter said
chfla Madaen to-day
A fnw DAYS aso there appealvd
little item In shn Iallf l.eadsf tsll
iaf af The early daY prices - baltef
and vgEs IN uashFle ~hen | was la
the Ktoeefs business. sald fpm iru
klns today aAlnee lhsa many pen.
pic have ahkea me the ancsil"n
We're living epHdltlonn ia Hose asys
~ thean commodities helicf than thsy
ass to-day. when hiah miesa have lh~
r'FNt ~ answer IA that lhey a.
eldnal, wufr not tnfmera and
tewn neapln wsfa yefy hard rnn IN
these aays ~ make ends meet There
was very little moneY N the enanlrY.
ana sversbnd, ~as flnAnFially. Yrty
nuth embarrassed FMmrp~ wafa
wfnt 10 onne "a town wllhum Ah0sA
Ia order q save The ahnu lralhwt
ard the elpghlnn weFn VAS sheddY and
very cheap Il wss fnm hand 10
mouth period We cry ahoat hlfh
prices nov. but nsaflY every one has
money anb can bay shat they sant
And That eouidnt b. aoae m The
cheap DAYS twenty ssars aso Give
ne the present IN pref renee 20 The
patt a lhouaani times utsf
fhe Lions club eill commemorate
i.incolan birthday and celebrate ~
DAY with tsnaaet. ora
tors and music ~ 80 o'elosk Ian.
cheon Friday evening a. ~ ioae
hotel Jndes Hoss u ihe Lions club
u Oklahoma clly will he lAe pfinri
pal otslof Rnd Davis orchestra wlll
furnish music rhia wiii also be- lad
les night for the wlses aud Invited
lftenda of the Lions
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-12
UNION LEADERS WILL
HAVE CHANCE TO EXPLAIN
uMtITN AND DlRfS .rOit
GENERAL HINES uOiD
CONFERENCE TO-DAY:
STRIKE DATE SET
FOR TUESDAY. FER
W my i-ru
euIlEris

Washington. Fet. "a President
Wilson will have clear personal con.
terence somorrc~ with three rears.
sensstsses % the railroad brother
hoods - discuss tho wage demands
os the ,.coo. COO rsllroso emeloyes
which sre to be referred 20 him teesy
ey Director 6eeeral Hines
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-12
eApY oeslss Is oeAo

Paris. Ftb. ~ Gaby Desl,s ac.
irsas ard dancer died IN = hesgltal
here late wednefday. following ag
OPERATION for an Infection of the
throat several weeks ago
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-12

The Rotary club held lis usual lan-
cheon AT the lone Yesterday ana
discussed a number of matters per
tsinlng 10 civic welfare.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-12
rHE WEATHER

New Orleans. Feb. Iz.-Tonighs and
Friday. generally fair. little change in
temperature.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-12

tcon.inaed on Page 4 @. p
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12

mission will, be outlined IN an ad-
dress BY Wade II. Massie, chairman
of the commission. His address will
hc preceded by that of George l.. Cole
man. State Highway Commissioner. on
Developing our Highways" After
these two addresses. Chester b. Mas
slich, bond specialist of New York.
is to speak on "Highway Financing"
ID. b. Ryland. business manager OF
the Lynch9urg Chamber of Commerce,
will speak on The Relation of High
ways to Better Schools" Mt the Thurs
day afternoon session. January 81.
Other speakers that afternoon will be
Miss Mary Elizabeth Pidgeon. direc-
tor. of citizenship education. OF. the
University OF Virginia. on .Woman's
| Interest in Highways. and Thomas
II. Macdonald. chief of the United
states bureau OF Public Roads. on
Federal Aid"
General C.. G. Vaughan. Ir.. presi-
dent of the Virginia Good Roads AS
Senator c. O'Conor Goodrich. Henry
liamS will preside at different SEES
sions of the convention. Officers and
| :nembcrs Of the executive committee
sor 1927 will be elected.
Increased influence and membership
following the successful camIl,ie II
for the passage OF the good roads
amendment is expected to bring to
Roanoke. the largest crowd that ever
attended 4 convention ~ ;ac Good
Roads Association. To thi; reprcsen-
alive assemblarc will he utlincd the
future work OF the association. and
state forge to the front i'm highway
development
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12
LIGHT TRUCK is ADAPTED
TO VARIED BUSINESSES
Fact Is Indicated by Recent Sur
rey of Maxwell.
interests.

The great number Of lines OF busi-
ness 10 which the light motor truck
the result OF recent survey Of the
truck department of the Maxwell in
;crcsts. according TO John T.. Alsop.
Of the Alsop Motor Corporation. local
distributors.
oucstionnaires were sent on, 10
1000 owners of Maxwell trucks.
picked ut random In al parts OF the
country Their replies showed ,ha,
using Maxwell trucks. y glance over
the result OF the survey shows con-
ciusively tho important part the truck
now plays in modern business
Listed prominently among the users
OF Maxwell trucks are general mer-
chandisc dealers. wholesale groceries.
diaries. oil industries. contractors.
manufacturers. municipal services,
iron and steel Industries and pub.tc
utilities. Government departments
are well represented.
The general hauling and carriage
business. which includes the trucks
drcn 10 consolidated schools in the
country. for service between towns
and in hauling passengers III cities.
finds the Maxwell truck well adapted
- it's needs.
Farm work provides multitude Of
uses to which the truck can be put.
Beyond these. there is wide scat
,cring Of miscellaneous uses. tending
90 SHOW ,llit Int NtcIl ltHdi uStS ~
the Maxwell trucks are as varied as
our business life.
or nearly 1000 replies received. the
average total mileage was 1918 and
the daily average 36.5 miles. The
average load was eSi7 pounds: gas
olin. consumption lis miles per gal
Ion ana OF! 1914 miles.
statistics such NJ these collected
nv the Maxwell company prove that
the motor truck is an established and
economical part OF our industrial sys-
tenn.