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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-28

Jan. q. This b their nrst chin
Mrs. Hofstsler beeore her narrlhee
was Miss Ruth Weshay.
Charles BischoR Of Chicago visit.
cd With his family from Friday tiN
Monday.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-28

daughter. Mary. visited Saturday
night and Sunday ct the home Of
Afs. Woods parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
P. A. johnson.
Mr.. and Ars. Charles Hofsteter
welcomed baby boy ct their home.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-28
"Pape's Cold Compound"
Breaks any Cold
in Few Hours

Install !. .ilet: mt stay stuffed
up Quit Blowing and snuffling! A
dose Of "Pape's Cold Compound"
taken every two hours until three
doses are taken sually breaks up
any cold.
The very first sose opens clogged
nostrils and the air passages of the
head; stops nose running; relieves
the headache; dullness. f,verish-
ness.
"Pape's Cold Compound" acts
quick, s~re, and costs only few
cents at drug stores. It acts with
out assistance, tastes nice, contains
no quini- ) Insist upon Pape's!-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-28
.ANDAI.USIA

Miss Edna Kane Of Rock Island
visited here over Sunday With her
parents. Mr. and Mr.. J. D. Kane.
Mr.. and Ars. Charles Huntley
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-10
RIGHT TACKLE OF
LOCAL HIGH AN ACE
Harry Gross, Chief Reliance of
Team How Illness Has
Hurt Guthrie High IS
Chances

Harry Gross comes ia Tor deserved
praise hy a Sport writer. Who SAYS
oar 81 season ~ gloom. So far a.
victories and defeats arc concerned.
shines one bright fay for Guthrie
hish Dhooi ia Harry Gross ssht
tackle Cnihf has a tackle Wbo
has not met his matca this season
and vetcrsu football mes Who have
seen him IN action rate aim one ~
the greatest tackles ~ Oklahoma
scholastic history
Cross Is not a giant ITO asiehs
only ies nnnnds when stripped but
e,er> ounce ls bone and muscle amt
hc knows hov 10 handle himself li
IS believed be- niA be a certain selec.
tion Tor the an state eio4en this IAN
Galhrie' bad year is dlrec,l, ifae,
able 90 the fact that luiufies and lll
ness have d0sged her footsteps an
season and 10 the further fact thar
Guthrie scheduled eaues vlth the
strongest teams lu tbe state
The only easy game 81 the
schedule was the opou.ns practice
iHt with Edmond hehsehool rhis
Guthrie son ~ 20 =. bat IN the afst
down ot the game Suits Gu,hties
STAR halfhaca received hroaon
eoliafRonc
Then came the Oklahoma Cit,
game Although this eame has gone
down ln the official records az a ~
' VI tufy for the Cardinals. Guthhs
lConiinued on paae -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-10
nm cross. " Isl n.
Iiit. ~ cROl NJ

IN times of siress docs the Rcd
Cfusa fancslous
Wei say 30
As an illustration fifteen mln.
uies after the relou, 81 The saau Pie
Ureek this mornlnr Sam = Gardner.
chalrmaa - the committee on ca
tastrophcs and Aona iieer secretary
oi the loeal chapter Red gr,es err-
on their way 20 the srcne 81 the dis.
nsier They rendersd first aa and
dia mash eNeelleni work Two Htte
ehlldf.n whose mother was serIous
~ injured IN ths smash nl ~er
taken charge ~ h, the Rod Crurs
workers and were ss them taken to
the n B. aiospltai and ate no~ be
gin properly cared Tor
They also performed much nt-t aii
work at tho wfrtk pending arfisal
90 TIE doctors
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-10
AN ARMISTICE DAY MESSAGE TO THE
CHURCHES

lhe following Message issued by the Federal
'"hci 81 hr Churches q CHRIST n America be- read the
churches M their service. on Armistice DAY.
Today We solcmnlze the Saorous ~acrcal service Of
lhose who went to take part The great war for the
defending OF the of world freedom world peace Ia
bringing the body q The Unknown Soldier national
cemetery we >smbo<e unyng gratitude him aud TO an
whom he represents
l TINS Is not ons das ol sacred grateful remember
ing Of those who themselves their country ana thu
cause to winch their country pledged its all Il ia, when
turning ifou This fresh made face the rrsponbt,
which their >Iffering and sacrifice onrs That
responsibility heightened hy The that cod pospred
as beyond other peoples has prompted leading
nations 70 confer boW the suffering struggling people. of
the earth be relieved of the crushing loads armament
and the suspicious and fears anno,ics cneendcrc b,
colossal military and naval equipment
Let as raise thankful hearts Cod the Ruler
~ nations for the measurels blessing lie on
us ana let dedicate ourselves the mankind
let s pray that Gods blessing resting sf-a on
ms Memorial Day mark The beginning III q era in
human history Let rs pray that America
hed with the spirit Of that Leader Of Mankind
taught that should love their service 4.
The true way Of greatness and Of life
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-10

ali naval powers bound iegciher 10
preserve the peace would be- he cheap
est proposition that could be made
an association Of nations. Woodrow
Wilson thonght reduction Of armament
expense would follow universal adop.
iion Of the League of Nations Ills
formula has been rejected for the time
being by the United States. President
Harding has another formula. less
rigid than Mr. Wilson :. bat having
for It's objet international cooperation
as expressed in the Republican ma
tional platform Of 1920 namely. agree
ment among nations 10 reduce arma.
menis and preserve peace
II America decides that each nation
ought to be permitted to fulfill It's
aspirations along national lines. then
the demand of the American navy will
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-10


Perry J Aiklns tourist frnn
Iowa iasssd thorough Guthrie this
morning iie stopped hero tn have
some fesait. dome for hi- machine
white paa~lns through ronca city
last uight was held up bs what
the, oall hi Jacks and robbed of nay
watch and tweni, dollars ia money
Tho ia,kers fai'rd % fnd pocket
book } had hidden under the csshlon
81 ihe seat that contained much NOR,
mone, ho said When thcs urac1
me iouse the .oondrels took Shot
"a mH cav and the ball penetrated
The works do'us more damage This
s. g pretty tough souatsA I'm thua
lng. H. added
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-10

be Tor position the equal Of any other
or mearN 80 II America decides 10
pool her strength with the others, our
naval experts will be compelled 10 pro.
pose radical reductions on every side
OF course nothing would BE- done till
all nations would agree The good
faith Of each power would be pledged
10 the observance Of he new treaty
or convention A violation Of the
treaty would be matter for common
concern aud consultation Mr.. vii.
SON * league was Interpreted a. in
solving physical force At once 10 pun.
ish such a violation Mr. liarding's :
idea Is to Jet moral force aud the play
Of world opinion back the offending
nation into corner and compel obedi
enee. Subsequently, it might be nee
Continued on Page ID
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-10
JUDGE COTTEnAL REFUSES
To PASS ON SCHOOL CASE
No Federal Question Involved
In Negro District Mix Up,
State Must Settle
Matter

inmnetiuu proceedings bfoash1 hN
negroes ~ pottawaiomlo and Heml
nole counties seeking to Restrain :
lp Froellng attorney general itolu
approving school bouds voted Tor tho
consolidated schools in that alstrlef
we're dismissed rs judge John u
eotieral ia rnlted States d'aifi 4
CONT "wednesday
In his decision Judvr eolierti
stated the case VIA not under the
Jurisdiction 81 the federal sonrt ia
,ha, there Was nu tedorM question lu
No Yod The aeFfoas baaHd their ~
latlon on the allegation they had heen
denied the right 10 vote under Soc
tlou $50, of the revised statutes u
1870 Judge Cotterai heia ths section
had no application Do the ,aaa since
Il referred only ~ lha election ~
school oitlcem
The section referred % requires
that separate elections bp held tor of
ficers Of the nogro aud white schools.
where separate schools are maintain
ed. ANA tlei voters of one race shall
not participate 90 ans election veg
tanning 10 The s,hooa Of the other
fAee
Judge Cotiefn stated also he saW
no reason why rut could not ~
brousht within the state courts AZ
torncys for the plaintiff stated that
the suit aili be- f,luA ln q state court
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-10
Writer Declares Poues Will Agree With America on Armament

Washington. NOV l0~-After al the
formalifies and ceremonies are out of
the way and The armaemnl conference
gets down 10 brass iacks. the United
SfateS government. If it desires to as
s.ime the leadership. must answer for
Itself these questions:
What shall be the purpose II the
United states navy IN the future
Shall il be large enough simply TO
relieve distressed Americas IN various
parts of Central and South America.
If 80. tihen. a few ships are sufficient.
Shall the navy be big enough 10 de-
fend the Atlantic and Pacific coasts
from any enemy whatsoever Then.
il must be as large a. the greatest
navy. namely the British.
Shall the American navy be as large
as that Of any power except Great
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-10
FATHERS A\n SONS
LUNCHEON >tilIDt i.ID

oa the evening 81 ff.das No, lS.
luncheon Wll 10 provided h, tho
Christian saurh fof no, 'ooui rrcus
so and their fathers ana also iAr
hosr hef~een asea ten and nlurteon
and ,heif fathers Who attend lhe
christian church ond nb'e school
There vii te .ome short talks sonss
rvlt and a sooi time generally fct
an those l|sird above hr on their toes
ard rei iulo the game rs snfe 10
hr on time The crows wll pat their
f'et undef ihe tahlc a. 90 os'ark
on fria, o,ealue Soy i>th ami
don you fofsct a noss .f yopr dai
as e cot 81 town. ~ can't come.
hrine some other fellows daddy fof
that wlli he souf ticket sc admission
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-10
National Bank
AT Lapfon Fails.
Big Loss Looms

Ia~te~. Nos. fo-~Aftsr a. a.
naNs sessiea. ire directors - ths
security National bank - la~son
announces TO-DAY that TIE haes
sesla not oeen for business Tec
doors are closed ard notice % ne
vsindo~ state that me Institution 10
closed fer nauidaten
ofheers - the haek stated TO-DAY
that notice % suspension ~ business
hss hsse sent 70 the eararsrctlsr a.
wAshlnotoa ara % me un1ssa state,
bank examiner 81 nohart AceeFa
ina so " " nrunsAni. pfesltsrt %
tNs hans tho suspsrsloe of business
wss decided on 70 sf'ofd pfetsetier
20 dspoatoes wno would net have
shared equally hsa fvn eu the n
ssl,uuon developed All dspostpfs
viii share equality urasr liquidation
effected BY ins United states eous
trolsf's ottte ne added
General business conditions snd a.
abnormal return % unpaid drafts
which absorbed the banks surplus
was assigned ~ 'hs announesmsn, -
the cause o. 10 lns,,te,ien's eoNd'
ton.
c " cgAhtree 81 la~ton is vice
pren,den, and eashier % the hanl
prealdsn, BrunsAhls home alao 10 IN
swton. The beard 81 directors ln
Includes } y whatlsy - the Amer
lean National bank. Okiahoma CITY
The Security National bank 10 isaa
than two years old i,s capital stock
~as 100000
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-10
BRITISH DII.Ea AIIO\ NJ
RINES ron CONFERENCE

Washington. Soy 10 Arthur J
Balf0ur. acting head 81 The deieta
ton representing the British empire
IN the arnanen, and Far Eastern
conference. arrived Ia washinEfon
today With other members ~ hts
party which landed a Quebec Tues
day simultaneously the drieNatss
from New Zealand and Australia
reached the city. completing ~ith
the exception 81 Premier Lloyd
Georse. who hns promised 70 come
later. the British Representatives "a
the conference
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-10
ARmAsTRoUrI IS AN UP TO
DATE PHOTOGRAPHERS

Armanifuule. ihe ph0taxrather Il
enserprlslng IN hls show window this
afternoon shortly after y O'Clock ap
psnrsd complete set ~ ylswn og tl=
wre 4 that occurred near Mulhall
this mofulns At 20 Afmantfoute.
ns so0n a. he heard or the wfack.
loaded his lustrt ments luto a ear ang
hlked for the steae ser the Views
in bla show Windows They re great
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-10
One Killed; One
Injured In a
Head-on Wreck

Marshall. Texas. NoV 'o.---chsrles
A smith. jr. fireman on Texas q
Pacific special meat train Ne. 81
Was killed and c. L. Gsrrst, engineer
on ives, bound passenger train Ne. ;.
ST. Louis tor Fort Worth. slightly
inj0red. when the trains me; head or
az a curve near Willow Springs jas:
west Of Lonavse~. cary today Nons
Of the passengers were injured Re-
ports 70 the uispstchers office here
sad the ~reckaee took fire thr0uon
esplosition Of = car q gasoline ~ the
freight train and other cars ~er-
consumed BY the flames
smiths body was found under th~
~reckaee The tiremans father Is
capped injury in the same collision.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-10
FEDERAL GRAND JURY

Federal grand jury viii BE- cal.si
for Oklahoma city next week Thers
are many cases pending that viii re-
qulre attention by the grand jury
according % court attaches The
major part of the federal docket
these days is booze cases This 50
seems 10 be the case in the state
courts and the city courts
The next term Of federal court " Il
be held ia Oklahoma C.ts Many
federal prisoners are being held 10
the Logan county iall FOR trial
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-10
tRt IL. SAYS MiII

Nharslng ercss ueglect az duiN
fffie Dyer has in liiuled sult Coz q.
Norce from Amos nYer whom she
charges with enoss nek'ees 90 duty
,nd cruelty The couile were mar
ried In i40s aud separated in i.et
ihe wife asks ioi the custody Nl
their five children an8 for an abso
lute divorce and eihet reliei ihai iho
coAlt may grant
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-10

Fatty Games ls not thrppsh viih
ihe law yet by q long shot said q
federal off toda, iils release
eas hnt temporarily ieehnica Ip
does not eNoane him nel,her does a
mistake made by judge Ito va
BE- given q chance TO tell gtabt
jury what he was aoing with the
heoze found n hs nisce of business
and which s noN be.nt bcld a. eN
dence be- added
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-10
TAX VOTE IN sENArE
FAiis AFTER FIGHT

Mashlnetun >as 20 Efforts ~
thc democrats 10 force an immediate
vote on the acceptance Of the senate
SO yer cent sur tax amendment %
the tax revision hl,l failed 10 iay. the
house Nctlng after hot debate to
iay on the table resolution of ac-
eeptance offered 10y Representative
Garrett of Tennessee the minority
leader
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-10
posroFficE TO OBSERVE an.
Mi8rtCg DAY HOLIDAY.

Oniy one delivery of mall wllI bs
made Armlatie~ bay Holiday will
be observed Ia al poatotfleea spec
lai delivery service will be ths same
as usual all perishable packages will
bs delivered but no others The win
dowa viii be open from 10 10 Ia
the morning
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-10
Fa orS
MI /, To
Co.'s I,rate
eE 1

en-. tfn. %nN ~ taf the aetcut
lsme this year the farmers of the
coanir, meet hers to-day % coaslder
laaus hlax national cooperative
magksllns movement Tat, time n
h q livestock After working nlna
months farmers llsssfots commit.
leo ~ IS named BY sAe Americas
Farm harraa Fedpratioa brings Ia
It, fepeft today 10 ratification eua.
ference representative ~ livestock
nfodurefs
IniIka the national Eraln market
ins plsn adopted last spfins sad m
aofporAteh la me q a uvala Oro~
era. lnc ths uve.toek plan calls tor
no pool nor consraet eoseFsna
period 81 years
FslAhlvhment ~ naslonai live.
stock nrudaesfs a.-oetatloa a one
~ the outstanding fratafes ~ the
program iald befofc iaaay'a meetlng
More Important YET. .. the hsaft %
me plan Il tho creation - CO
operative livsstoek commission "a.
sovla,laHs a. lhc various s,oekyarda.
with ailied atoeksf.aaa feeder com
panlea
Cooperative lisessaek commission
companies. whlrh haFe recently
.4...,..,. n..s,...sa.., 80. -, A. .t.....sth
rnei 4 prezfam ~ orderly maeses.
ing n 10 hs worked out A ,rana.
pof,ntian department Il to he
ereaied livestock statistics are
20 he latsrpfetsd In addition "a ls
advancing public appreciation ~
meat as faad
What the plan proposes 10 DO. In
short Il ta sreatly extend Tho 90.
operative marketing of livestock
from the farmer Ia the parklnxhouss.
20 do tai. Through national organ.
lzation oeeraselnr Aovetailing and
working out plans. and 10 eventually
regulate 60 a considerable drRrue the
tlow of livestock Ca market "a as 10
prevent Eiusu and dlsaategoas prizes.
breaks
what ls expected Tor the farmer IA
larger voice Ia tho sale of hls
llssstoek saving in mashetmx
oosis. a saslna IN purchase aud aale
of sloeker and feeder cattle anil
eveu,uailY more stabilized market
Through iarxe numhwfa " farmers
marketing together 4 Iu anticipated
they may be- able to sell 10 better
advantage than the individual farm.
or does today.
II the plan "a ratified toaay. a. lt
Is anticipated II vili be. formation os
the National livestock rudnrors
Association "a expected At this meat
lns Several cooperative lIveatock
commission houses have heen re-
Gently formed and more will ba ea.
tAbllshea 40 soon a. practicable.
The livestock business runs into
lhe hundreds of millions of dollars
annually and pfopoaunla % the plan
autlelpalo a substantial share of
This bnt hayo no expectation of xag.
Ting Il al Extension of tbs plan
VIII chiefly affect small aud IN.
efficient privately ownad llyemtoca
a.a.aaa sa..ss..-s----u.sa--
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-10
k\OCkIRs VI WORN

When yon hear knockers saw that
LOGAN county is dolns nothing 10 fe
fair and make the roads oi tas ,oun
81 better te them 90 csii 10 mo
county clerks office sud be- contlnc
"a that taeia is mnh work alone
th's l'nr being done tlld a oount,
Official today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-10
CORN CROP Lgss
BUr ylEuos s-Avgr

Washington. nov 10 The cofu
cfnp amounted 10 sI5i .gss. 900 hush
els. a. compared with Deccmbes
fp20 estimate OF sssg3s7 bushels aud
tbs Yield was 2ss bushels to the acre
a. compared with q ten year average
Of .st bushels
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-10
ROAD WORK

Last month the board Of county
commissioners paid out $1,000 70
farmers and Others over the county
for road work and some bridge re-
paIrins- The greater part Of tho.
s70eo however was paid for dragging
and repairing roads Ia the county.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-10
In
THO Cities
Grab Diamonds

81. Louis, Mo. Nov. 'o.--T~o arm
cd men today entered the je~elry
store of Edward j Gallant IN the
downtown section. forced three en-
p.oyes into rear room and escape j
with Ieweiry va.ued at from $4,000
10 $4,000
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-10
FL Injured, 5Seriously, When Fast
: Santa e Train Is Derailed

b.cDkE.< RAIL sol la OF
Z MIHNI tpSETS EARLY
! MORNING PASSENGER. NJ.
II. RUNNING FIFTY MILES
M HOT n: MI RID 1i\E\
FIRST AID AND BR0t sHI
TO METHODIST HOSPITAL:
PtILNt\S AND CHAIR
CARS TOPPi.E OVER ~
FOOT EuBA\kNt\T
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-10

had been taAen oat he sustain "a
few bruises + " Roche. the
train porter suffered fractured ria.
Jar Was Slight
Fred Menner was among tae first
from Guthrie 10 drive % NuhAll To
slze up the wreck
"The Wreyt aas caused hy broken
gsa bee said. The iies al this
point are badly worn or rotten This
train is fast maa train it makes
no stops between Perry ana Guthrie
the time between tasse two poin,
heins a5 minutes The train Vent off
the irark last after passing the
bridge and ound.ne a rather share
curve The engine. haggase ant
mail cars passed over safely a
tuck OF the first coach evdenti,
slipped since the two coaches ana
three puliaans toppled and rolled
down a smooth l5-foot embansment
The iar must not have been great
Since the cars are not pied a. an,
few window panes are broson Ia
tae pulimuns the lamps we're nj;
broken. The train crew wofke
qulcsiy since before reached the
scene the injured takea from The das
coaches ~ere being brought 10 tne
hospital The wreck is in sachd
shape that It can be cleared ava,
by this evening to permit passase q /
feeular trafsic~
Al ihe physicians and nurses IN
Guthrie were summoned aad neNiy /
ah responded 81 once Or Petty
santa Re local physician took charge
of The INJURED
Pullman Passengers Story
A J Section, OF Pauls Valley. sale !
The shock Of the wreck was no, /
severe was in the rear Pullman /
My car weat over. but the going was |
slow Passengers IN nighties we're |
mixed up helter skelter in the aisles
bat on one was hurt Everybody /
dressed hufrediy and Reia outside T. |
help tae people out on the day |
coaches. ! thina the train was max
Inz about fifty miles an hour The
amhankment MAS rot steep and tae
'ars going Of the track eased down
sfaeefuliy want 10 congratulate I
he train crew and the first ai5ers
Tor good morals and discipline
The Injured
Those Injured and who we're IA an
% the NJ Z hospital were
T n. McMahsn. conductor badly
Injured internshy. His home i IN
Newton Kansas Sir and Mrs. prui,, |
and two children, Drumrseht Am
bruised badly.
Frank Witherspoon. se7 West ss.a
street. Kansas City. Mo. badly lar
'ersted face and head.
Three sisters Misses Garry. Len,
md Edith Smith of Colorado Springs
"ere injured Miss Edth smna
------- !
4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-10

Philadelphia. Nov 10. - Diamond
rings anp unset precious stones valu
ed at between $4,000 and SEQ 900.
were stolen from Je~elry store 81
7is SAMSON street today BY three
young bandits who escaped.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-10
BANKS To &c CLOSED
Alt DAY FRIDAY

All banks Of the city will be- clos
ed all day tomorrow County aud
city offices will also be closed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-10
DEER FEAST TONIGHT

The U. G. T., yenison banquet
win be ready to be served at TOO in
stead Of 7:sa Be there op time. !,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-10

Britainl Shall il aiwyas be greater
than that Of Japan The answer j.
the maintenance then Of a navy as biz
ss our present establishment aud the
continuance Of the present cost.
In other words. what is the foreign
policy Of America to be-aggressiye or
defensive. worldwide or purely ma
tiona
Association Of Nations
Obviously it would be cheaper if
America and Great Britain could agree
TO act together IN the future as they
did in the European war. The com
hIned strength of the two navies would
be able TO overcome any potential foe.
But an alliance with one natson Is
considered dangerous-it only leads 10
the growth Of other alliances TO offset
the first. So a general combination Of
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-10
WEATHER

Tonight and Friday fair. somewhat
warmer.
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After the wrecx. Mrs. Pruitt. OF
Drum ight. and her tao babies were
picked from the ditch. Mrs Praltt
held : baby in her arms and this
other infant vas BY her side: Mrs.
Pruitf suffered bruises: the babies
we're uninjured Mr. Pruitt was in
the iavoratory when the crash came
He was rescued AFTER all passengers
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