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The ' Guthme Daily Leader
M eta tl a4s ta en as HserS 1 Mil
VOUJMK XI A IV.
HOME.
U UTilUIKOKhA mi;KS.llY.ArmLy.t
NUMltKU 44
FERERAL GRAND
JURY TO PBOOE
PROFITEERING
new .oiik iMiom t i: m vi ms
( lllt(.l l Willi MK-
ixr. so rm u:xr mom
OX IMlTATO SI IS
!.ikoeee1 guilty
iu mnnn ncr
in uuiiun unuu
jdix Mrjiiwv oxyh:ti o
ox amu.n or liut:xy
OK COTTOX; OH I 111 MV.
to hi: tiiiko i m it
BULLETIN.
Chicgo April 22.- Indictment of
produce dealer who government of-
ficial allege have been m-kina a
profit of 27 to 30 per cent on pctM
oea will be askej on the ba rl
evidence presented to tha fdrai
(rand jury it was said today at tne
offices of United State D etnrt At
tornay Clyn. Potatoes were Mll.nj
in aom parts 6f the city today at
13.00 a ock retail. Federal .tgents
tats that dealers are making a urt'.t
of 12.00 a hundredweight.
TATE COTTON MEN
MUST 8TANO RIAL
Wagoner Okla. April Jhn
MrKlnm-y was foninl aulliy of Ktami
larceny by-tihort-wvK'htlns: KliiKman
A ra'. loval lotion sinntTH. by a Jury
in lh rtlxtrlcl cimn today at t ln tn
c!uMtm of a thrre-iluy trla!.
McKinney' I'Uiitfhini'nt a left l
the i-oiirt who annoiiiict'4 that n-n-trnce
wi'l b? pHscpd at S o lo k lo-
morruw tuornlng
Two Mora Aceuaed.
A almilur cam aKainxl V. V Mi Kin-
ney of MuKkORi-e and W. I) Hron of
Wajtonrr mil: nut h trlt-d at thU mt-
ling of the dintrUt onirt thaunh il
may hp soV in the dot'knt later In ihia
term.
Thp cae acaint H. L. Armstionc
and D. J Vann of Vutkisei. who
comprise tlu firm of Amimronit A
Vann. rot inn luiyorn have hron ili-
mlapil. Tlw rport by siuvhiliyia of thp
tatp oorporutlidi connilNninn plavd
an Iniiiortant nart In loday's ito-
Exoerts On Stand.
The f irt of the two roeorts nhourd
thai Kingman and C:ie. who are al-
Jrcrd to hare bicn swindled liy tlif
oiher men Rot only Zfi wr cpnf of lent
cotton from lhir (oil rotton while
Armatronit Vann of Muskogee iot
21 per vent.
the aame quantities of cotton and i
a .a... i
a. necoon reixtri. aiiCKPii lo cover
made up by the same cxerl ahowrd
2vfliKi pound. leaa aeed cotton and
2."'t per cent lint cotton from feed
cotton for Kinsman & Case whilp
Armntronn and Vann roI onlv a little
over So per rftt. ciiltin! down lh
d!creiancy from five per cic to leas
than 1 fcr cent.
Paid Too Much
The necond re;ort waa obtained
from C. C. McKinney and was signed
by John McKinney ihe state's attor
neys brought out. The state ariued
that the first report was correct.
ahowlnft that Kingman & Case were
pay ins for more cotton than thyy a;ot.
end that the second report waa based
on falsified figures preyed b'y Mo.
Kinney.
I WHAT TICKED OVER
I THE WIRE DURINO DAT I
Wahinton A !x months' drive
netted ll9.051.fWK) in delimpient In-
come and luxuary taxes resulting
frt!T dishonest returns made by 300-
00 firms the bureau of Internal
revenue announced.
Toklo Silk cotton and rice ex-
changes closed followina; a ten days'
slump In prices. Losses to specula-
tor were estimated at J.AOo.Qyfl.OOO
yen.
San PiS?a C Jack Johnson
former putiMletIc champion showed
much of his former ability in four
round against Ray Seal at Tia Jua-
na Mex.. accordin: t? critic.
London Lady Cholmondeley re
ceived a decree for restoration of
conjugal rights the prelimiijary to
suit for divorce. 1
Camden. N. J Jimmy Vilde.
Britirh flyweight champion oatclass-
ed Battlina; Murrar. o tar that the
bout was stopped In the eighth round
Boston The senate passed a bill
to legalize the. sale in 'thia state of
IJcht wines and beer with not more
than 25 alcoholic content.
Boston Thomas W Lawson and
L C Van Riper were fineI 1.0 ech
for violation of the state slatnte re-
e-ardinff advertisement of minlna:
stocks
i.nr.in o Johnnr KUbane. the
featherweliht champion knocked ut.itioo and compulsory military traln-
Alrie Miller ia tie seTeBta rouai. la. . . . ... .
How Much Would
They Produce
Hog raised to feed Eu'ep
dropped from $1100 and 11. at
M li4uH river market Ult week.
But good bacon i t; cost the on
Sumer 60 cent a ptnd the same
pric that waa being aaktd for it
lt Juno when farmer' hog sold
for twice at much.
At a low tatimatt 11-2 million
corn ft J cattle have been marketed
during the laat 100 day at an av-
rag lest of S?0 a head.
Th duty of Americans ia tf pro-
due. adionih th U. $. chamber
f commerce. How much would
ita membra be willing to produce
at this rate'
COHMEMllli
JOY RIDE TO ORIENT
Mount Vernon to Be Used
Carry Hundred Or More
Representative On
Trip.
to
Wushinuin. April - Some hun
dred or nwire nu'iiiUem o conir.
are ir'p:rinR for oue grand pcolont!-
'd "Joy rid" to th ttint. It win
If thu tiuwi ftendsl 'Jutik'' of t 1m
many made hy the pre'iti rimxiviit.
This lrii ; be termed iinoffli--ml"
lHMue ilin )(iii i Tinii iH wi I not
ly mute all the bill. The uti 1
to be niiide aooard a aovenmirtil
trmmiMn. nd ( h member of the
party wtll be reiulred to jmy J."
H-r day for milielatant-e. l)f
mre In theye h c I daya (hat would
be hut a amnll iarl of t ru ciwt m
il.e taipayeta will pay the rent.
The trii will he made on the
tmtmiMirt Mount Vernon. Martin
from San Kranrtno early in June.
The c im nMonal et'uraionlat
many of theitt taklnif their famlliea.
and ris-rHarle. will vlt-lt Hawaii
ill riiillii InPH. 'hlna and Japun
fil will be abxent alHHit ;o da.
Crititiin of exi'ti!e Kti h a it thin
beinp naildled on the mirenunen:.
la bt'inR niMile but amairently the
iiiajotlty leaders in oMigren are
miikiiijf no H forte to pretent ih-
plan beliiK carried out.
Now it l-i propoerd that IhdTe
shrill be more inveml. atlng. Th
r putilicana proiioe to have com-
mittees vtlf all the Indian reaer
vatlOiia f.ir the purjoj-e if 'jnveaii-
tatina." It prnnd that other
member hnll go to Alafkn for t!ic
siaine purpoae. It U iiisii-trd that
otliers khall po to France and the
Philippine and llamai'l fur the
purp.e of "lnvitlv:i I1!"?" Onu
party hn been to the Vlrpin Msnd
and another to the Panama Canal.
Ml MUM. I i: itOV AT
rxi iu:vi:i.ois ( iinr
Norman. A; HI 21. A chart ahow-
in ihe comiutrlson Ix'twcen ial and
ol! an a fuel fur ler piirpoKea Yl
been develoid bv Klavd K. Water-
field. Mu-kosee. a senior mechanical
enKincerliiR Mudent at the I'niverult
of Oklahoma under the direction of
1 C I.ichty professor of mechanic!
enginewriiiK. Kln ttiations In the mar-
kef price 'of fuel make the q..istio.i
ol the relative value of each ubj"ct
w continual change. This riM-essl-tates
a new aeries of values for every
change in price It is Raid.
The comparison chart will show at
a iclance which fuel would be more d-
sirable under varying condition.
Duplicate of the chart will ba made
and sent out to the jower plant of
Mn a practical aid service
from the state university enslneer'nt;
department. '
I'AIMI H CAKItlKS (.I ttltCIX
ix stati: rniM nv
Atlanta. Oa. April . Unofficial
returns from Georgia's democratic
presidential preferenc primary held
Tuesday showed that Attorney Gen-
eral Palmer would have 140 votes In
the party' state convention a Un-
vote plurality over Thomas E. Watson
his nearest opionent. Senator Hok'
Smith the third candidate on the
basis-of the returns will havn !H
votes.
IIUJ'LKSS I'OLKS KILLKI)
ItY HIT) TH(KIS
Stockholm April 22. -Polish resi
dents of Petrograd who participated
In a demonstration on Ruaaian Easter
were attacked by bolshevik I troop
and a number were killed and wound-
e'J say a Helsingfor dispatch to the
Tidningen. Numerous arrests wee
also mad by the bolshevlkl it was
aid. j
NEW YORK STRIKERS
VOTE TO STAY OUT
New York April 22. Approximate-
ly 5.000 railroad Btrlker meeting In
Jersey City toiJay wc unofficially
reported to hav voted not to return
to work but to appeal to men on all
line to walk out In their (upport.
Temple. Texas Jame E Fergu-
son tonner governor f Texas an-
nounced bla candidacy for president
Ion a platform opposed to the league
of nations woman suffrage prohl-
r
Hill
This iliiilo hhoua ? of lite
rialit: W; V. Ilitiikrar I ('.;
Hunt ( iiii iiiiiati ; Horner Makri'
Charge of High
Treason Fails
In CaillauxCase
Paris April 22. Tha charges of
high treason and intelligence with
tha enemy against Former Prem.er
Joseph CelHauK were elimmated by
the high coArt of the senate today
by a verdict of t J to 28. Thia elimin-
ated the poasibtlity of ths death
penalty.
(OXOtCIOIt Wills II III.V
l4l Itl ll IX UIII IK
The southbound interurban car that
left Guthrie at 8:30 thia morning In
charge of Conductor Johnnie Ayree
ran Into a Classen tine street car at
Suth an1 Olive atreets Oklahoma
City badly Injuring Ayrts and seri-
ously injuring four pengers. Mr.
Ayree lives in Gutrfre. Me waa tak-
en 4o an Oklahoma City hospital and
reports reaching Guthrie this after
noon state that he ia very badly in.
jured.
(os is xkki i: io witm:
to kos a lie mi m:
Cutlii'.aii" alio have r-Uf;e or
friends with the American Army mi
the Jthinr or with any of the Tuned
Slates comtniKKton in Kni'o'. A-'a
and cluewhere 4utilile of font tnrntal
AnierU'a -an no longer write thcin
and mall the li tter w it'i a I ent
Mump.
The posloffice department ha re-
ceived word to refuse to accept In:-
mail any letter out'ide of !'' rmiti-
try unloss It bew a e-n-n" lamp
n.ws oil ii L;r.
ix R(
vit
Wl.hlla Fall. Tex.. April 22-
tlne nero was seriouly Injured an I
several others struck by bib ks Out ing
raor riot last nlpht at Iowa
Park an oil town ten miles w.-st of
hern..
A Irttid of "on oil field workers at-
tempts! to force the negro- out f
til" town. Sheriff lt'rt M Kail asFltl
by four deimtiea a!y;iped the riot
shortly after mldnirht. Several ar-
rest hve been made. Thit is the
second battle this month.
(iiuxiniliv'TiT i aiVi:
i i- iixxk run m:
Tul. A;rli 2; The federal franl
Jury which convene in June at Mu-
kt)Zee will take up th Investigation
of the American National Hank of
Tulsa. Federal Hank Kxamlner Far-
mer ha charge of the preliminary
invesllgation now in prorresa and his
work will be supplemented by spe-
cial accountants from the deiartment
of Juwlce at Washington.
r.v vohk Axo ( iiicac;o
MlllKCTS STILL WKAK
Chicago. April 22. Sharp new
break took place today. in the corn
market at the outset. The heaviest
fall waa in May delivery which In
some rase exhibited a sheer descent
of si xcent a minhet since last night.
Renewed weakness In the New York
market wa the main reason ascribed.
JAPANESE DELIVER CRUSHING
DEFEAT TO REDS
Toklo April 22 The war office to-
day announce the crushing defeat by
the Japanea of 1500 bolshevik I troop
at Chilnoiskl wct of Chita In East-
ern Siberia.
ryyijVxnjrJvxpTlrijXf --- "ifuvtt'm ann """""nrt'Jairvyyy
Strike of Railmen Is Breaking up Slowly -;-
Chicago April 22 The next cause they aaid. they "could not Oik-ago wa looked to a the Kh an appeal would bn heeded
move of outlaw railroad atrikera fisjht the government" abandoned next tep toward pns!ble settle- aald arqarnd froMematlcal.
in the CWcaRO district split by the ineurgente and returned 'o ment of the walkout. The In- 'fJf Improvement In traf-
a revolt against tbir own lead- work at the head of small group. aurgent president was ln confer- VZIa thr"h ml!;
. a . j v faa.rat eji ana on Ol Paclfl- coast
2z 'srssszszt o . sltz: r
nes. leut of the Uhlcaco Yardmen's Movement of live stock In the
Meanwhile "rebel" leaders re- association who obtained bis re- Grunau announced aeveral daye Chicago district was reported
pudiated by the men when they leasn yesterday from Jail at Jol- a ro he would urge the men to ca'1 rreater than afilpnients a year
couaseled eniliBS the walkout ba- let 111. on bond and hurried to oft the walk-out but whether tjo.
PRESIDENT'S NEW RAILROAD
WmmmmMmmmm'i.jim'-- -ME - - xsexseeam
liien.lu r lln otlifr Wl altuti
MWr 1'htllii. i Seatd l. fi 1
i un ituiati jamcH J I'm n tet t i
GEHIRST U. S. MD
Federal Engineer Ii Mudj Pleas-
ed With Materia! Used;
Leaser Rodi to Be
Helped Later.
V.'n kiatiway lnie of ro i
l-.mr Importance will reat-He piefer-
eiiie In applicttitoit t.ir f.-drril nil In
load construction. M I. mated In the
ctler rvieivid ycd-Mlmh ) Ili-iiv
VVotwl state nimi
wa from J i
lonrr of lil.'H
r.iunttrry of Kort
nnv irvm u
rvlnina fioleial
rtig'.neer for ilie J. ti(
rmbrai ing
DkluhiMua
The letter says:
"The bureau of puhil.. roatls Ih ev-
tremely iie-iiois of ii-lug (!. iH aid
In loimi-ctHin with tete and ionty
f t:d to (in- end thai eventually i
h! have connected v.tem of h!K.i
which will tn i.c in ihe main
ins. In of tlie Mate.
"It la rwiTiilit ihm these roads be
iro ci!y bnafed aid graded (bat they
tw p-(nlded with aleUi drslnnee
struciiirr such ks Uildres. cuiyetts
a d titat tin y be prml.lid with wear-
lti stiKaces wide itiotmh and strong
cnoiiKh to cany tt.ifrw k.ly t u--tlne
tiiMils.
"We ilu n t feel justified In ren.ui-
iicnduiT Hie i e of federal aul fmols
HI'oii the lueie grMiUns! of earth rout
eiit In (editl i lues iim.ii aptn'oved
.icaiotn Involving heavy cxi aval lo'im
and itiibaiikmenis whUh iuiik be al-
lowed to settle before pavemeat Ik
lai rd
"We are nle.ie to nrite that In ihe
;roJ ts siilonl'tcd for Oklahoma ihe
f-r rent of rm. 1 pavement of hixil
'M' I very cie.lidble and we bo;u
ihe er cent uircn.ly retahllsheil will
be follow J In ih- future "
"BIG BUSINESS' TOLU .
LIE; JMO FOR IT
Thomas LAW&on and L. C. Van-
riper Each Asaesaed $1000 .
For Running Illeg-vl
Ads.
TUiston. April 22. Thomns W.
UKin and L. '. Vanriin-r were flnd
Ji.Oiiu each In municipal court today
for violation of the slate at i ute con-
urninir the advertisement of mining
slinks. Um and Vanrlper togeth-
er with scvnr-tl curb brokers were ar-
restxl recently In the campaign of
Attorney General J. Weston Allen
a rat nut Illegal advertising- of steaks.
Lawson pleadixl gulhy to the com-
jlaint which contained It count
Me was fined I loo on each of ten
count and three were placed on fll".
Th complaint agvinst Vanrlper ron-
tatned ten conn's on which he plead-
ed fuilty and he was fined I!' on
each count.
William It. Fitzgerald was fined
!o0 and George L Ware Hn on sim-
ilar charges. Several other who
were convicted or who have pleaded
guilty previously have been fined l0
each. Kverett Tarr. and !aniel T.
riamuels withdrew appeals and ac-
cepted flnea of $'-0 ea h. prevlous'y
lmpsel.
THE WEATMEP.
New Orleana. Alfil L2. Tonight.
fair probably frost In ninth and west
lort iritis of Oklahoma; Saturday fair
BOARD MEETS FOR FIRST TIME.
1 1 -
i:
'
and .lil le H.ul.iii re on the v
1 rusht
Win I. Parks t lilc.iku;
nciiiu.it i
Primary Results Show Leonard
Wood Running Far Behind
Ciilifomian With Perth-
ln a Tail Ender.
Omaha Neb . April 22 -The lead
estuhlulied by henstor lliraui J"hu-
son of California In the ei!y count I
of Vote of liewnii : l:ei on li"t '
T.ieiUy ' prUnarv wa lent UiihI a
morn piei met r-turns were brought
lil In l'M'i out of Mil prei . I tic's
of the ntste Jolinmui lnol a I no I of
II .Sl9 voles over (ieneral Leonard
Wood wl'h tieti-isl I'erMiing rtitinlnK
third Tb vote w: Johnson. II.-
Wmm 'lrt..'t"4; perilling. 19tlo
III the deiiKM ratlc taie for dele-
gales at taiae. William Ji nn1ng
111 yen' retained bis plain a nong the
fitt four and appealed to be slrenK-
'ti Inst h1 position a em 'i b ill b of
outstda vole arr'ed
mi; sin rm mi or
iti : 1 1 ii i in :m ominc
When the eailhtiMke and II at-
tendant horrors shook the city vt
San Franctii'O to the cote t anted
among other (bines tiie closing for-
ever of the theatrlinl career of Ml.
rloileriik lliirvey WiUoti who at
1'ial time was the leading man of the
Mission Stork lompany in (hit III-
fatcvl clly. Mr WIIkoh tinnn'i'd a
lllblcal ill ii mi w hli Ii wonUl (.-'.ve him
an opportunity In display bis well-
known powers as a 'mlmh nnd with
llil vehicle irte a 'our of Ihe Unit
-d States and Canada lie will come
to Guthrie on Monday evening April
2i'.lh. and will givn Oklahoninn the
first opMrtunlly of heating him. Th
First M K chiiri h has be n si curoil
by the local committer and l.tkirt In-
vitation Will be iNsiied lo metnliei'i
aiil friends who are Ind rested In
Odd Fellow propaganda. The play Ii
In three acts ami two hours will be
occupied In lis reitdit Ion. It will !
lite greafenl event of Its kind ever
given In the city of Gulhrie j
Ml SI' IIWK YllltXT
Itl l OKi: Mll(. SHAIK H
Marquette Mich. April 2: -Any
i arch end seliute hy federal prohibi-
tion agents that would amount to tn--imssing
under eonsl itnt lonal law la Il
legal. Federel Judge Clarence W S-v-
slona slated today In Ihe trial of Seal.
oticcl Hro(her In cnntiecilon with the
Iron Ftlver "whisky rebellion.'
A revenun agent ould never in
vade my home or toy premise with-
out a anarch warrant unless I should
give him permission" the Judge de
clared. . I
ANOIIII It XIAVSI'APFH IS
l OltCUl TO M SPIAII
Birmingham Ala April Ci An-'
nonncement la made tonight of the
purchase of the Birmingham Ledger
by the fllrmfncham New company.
The ledger which publlhe an aft-
ernoon and Sundiy morning paper
will apiear Innmrm for the lat
time. The Ledger has been publhsh-l
continuously for twen'y-f'nir years.
j NOTEO ARTIST DEAD
New York. April :2.-lletiry Mlr.
a well-known artist i drad here
of brartisease. 1
BRYAN Hi JOHNSON
Will IN NEBRASKA
In W'eiilnitl.iii Slaiulihi'. left to
.1 11 l lllot. Hall.u Tc ; llchrv T
Brutal Mother
Must Swing I:or
Child Murder
Quebec April 22 Mr. Marl
Anna Mow" GJon was feund
guilty yesterrtay of torturing and
murdering her IS yesr eld ip
du(jhttr Aurora Gagnan and i
sentenced to be hanged Oct t. The
girl after being beaten burned
with a red hot poker awl mad to
walk barefooted In th snow was
forced to drina poison the evidence
disclosed. TP post-mortem es
amination of th body revealed M
wounds
Th defense pieadari Intamty
IH.M XI I OK HOI'S
M HOP (IHM III I It
Tuisu. April :'.-If (!rrt Mrlta.n
loi.th.iH io iiixiit hop from th
United Stale as lr Is now rt lng ac
cording lo Italpli Johnson a'Msfint
imM master of TuUa. th cix t or
"( hoc" beer will shortly bn adaiMed
"( his " can now be put bjio d In Tii-
a f-ir U cents a unart It la said.
d"t'lte evlstlng laws.
The lostofftcn ilepartment Monday
advi (he Tubn frir (hat If any
one In TuNa hid a iiidy of hoi
and desire lu sblo lo FiikUipI thai
he mav d so without an lmrtet'
o- exiiotlrr'. I'cene. Slid (bat llw
hops m.iv be sent by mail
1)1 IM I IM s I si; Mltl l
IO ( l(ll ( IKMIKs
Peilin. A: ill V- Hole tlvrn ln an
aeroplane i has. d and Cnllttht three
money iMfflikers whi Willi II.POO.
(Mi silver rub es wire en null (o
Flaukforl by train Thn sleuths
rcai hid Kim nt fort lieforn the train
aiol ariested Mir trafriikcrs thn mo-
nieiii (bey lrini-rrcd h oln lo
m i . .mi Ii. a lii a lHitl hoiet where
all member of the cang were arrest-
e-l.
I'loiii: or iiiii ii'i'iM s
u xr rxoi iTxiHAi i:
M.inili J I April ?!- Tli dem--era"-
psr'y of tM Philippines will
join the natlonelM rartr In the de.
niaiiil for linmedlatn Indoricndeucn ol
th Plillltpine even uins: the force
of arms. If It become timessary. lo
Ma1n (hat end. Henaior Trdor.Hl San.
diko only member of the democratic
luiriy In ihn IttitJttln senate anld
ill ail address today.
I IMXti I.LVIIX TO
nir. .01.1111:1 nv.
Waahlngton April 22. A taa on all
Stock escbang transaction equal to
tha broker commission ha !
ag--et on tentatively by republican
mcmoer of th house way an
man committee a on of th new
llsvie for raising money for th sol
oisr oonu li( inixn.
AND JUST AS THE FISHING
SEASON OPENS
Chicago. April 22 All fmbllr
school In Chirac closed ('"lay and
will remain closed f tr a week unless
tilrment I made with striking
school engineer who walked out for
more pay last nlitht. School board
'official expe'ed an ear!r aetflmnent.
I .
ST. LOUIS YARDMEN
TO ENO STRIKE T0OAV
St. Louis April 22 Striking fd-
men ln (he St. Lool dlstrb-t will t
ttelay on ths question of ending th
strike. It w noounced at ttrlar
headquarter
GERMANY Cff
Bt INVITED TO
COUNCIL MEET
nil ah i ns or aiiii im oi x.
inns or isiox to.
11 H uNsiiuh i;i;h.
s un;silox
: EIISE BEE'EEII
BRljyiOfROiCII
I HIMIIH III 1 11; ok
ruxn: ioxtiaiw tiiit
i.rmux rnouiiAi m;
iixiii ii hy sirnr.m;
oi xni. i:u.Vnivii.y
Pan April 22-Tho San Rem Me.
respondent of th Matin ay h b
been Informed that h sws-ma-.
ef Premier N.ttl anf Lteytf Geerso
sn th qutin of dealing with C.
many imlnated In uoaliet
that Qrmmf be Invited te tab part
i " eenrerence her. Th premier
Indicated he dastlaree that in thele
view tn present ef th .11 Armas
shaneeitee wouM b deeirabls a
"an f making th pMui 1
th futur nd econeml rslatlan b.
ween Germany and hee former ne-
mie productive th beat result.
However U n rrs.nd.nt.
Premier MHIerand ultimately .
lnd th listisn and ntir) Brem.
ler that they had taken h9 wrong
v-ew ann 11 w decided thai l.
suasion ef th 0rmn problem should
be confined to th merrsber f in
uprm council.
The German not requesting ) vis
ion uf the military clause f th
pesc treaty so that Germany uH
maintain an army sf 2CO.0OO man sn.
til a general reduction f armamfts
had been brought about by th leSous
f nation haa been retv by the
president of th San Rem confer.
nee th correspondent rprt. Is)
British tdrelea. It I believed ho
slate that th dieulan sf tMs
note wii necessitate prlonotin
sf ! conference.
GtRMANY AT SAT WITM
ALLIES TODAY
Hall llenio. April 2J -ttcuaaon nf
what shall be ake. of Germany ami
r shut Is asked shall be exacted
will be begun by 1 tin supremo oon-ll
morrow Tensl.i between Trent h
and Itrli l-h deiegailivn on thl aub.
eci bs Iwen considerable.
Th" Frrn h am dw laml tr feel
e.lr that they tv hern hn grt.t-
est miffem frnu Germany'a omml
Ion 10 fulfill hrr treaty obligation.
thst Germany' retention vt war na
ler 11 1 ohlh-alp FTane) tit remain
and Hist th reduction In Coal de.
verl- kees n Important fractlm
I French Industrie Idle
Germany I Defaulting
Tl ey nay that Germany In tine last
nine months bad indicated clearly Id
the Frem h mind thst aha Intend lo
nothing nivt rsnnot bo romprtled
10 do and that unless tha a! lie
hsrply wsrn her and preoar to fol
low up the warning hy fares Germany
ill default upon tha essential claus
es of the treaty counting; upon eacarv
Inf any further penalties) or ntnn a
rvllon f treaty greatly dUsdvae-
lagrmia to Ihn French.
The Hrl!lh tx.altton 1st that al
though Germanr ha rirfauttl In
several evtreniely lmiirt-nt resmesrt
snd (Kat she must bn required to ful-
fill her obligations h ran be main
to do so wltmmt further occupation.
of her territories and by her eovm
economle rrtr!rtoiva. Yha Ilrttlsh
statesmen are understood to look ask-
ance on the French alma and fr( that
es irshii anwms; the allies I bslnt
iu tiled.
Turkish Treaty Net finish!
The uprems council had a dretry
threw hour' sfternosin session Over
Turkish bondholder's rights: then
over boundaries! hut did Bot flnlah
th treaty alUntetrier. The of
ermany' retueat t retain an nrrny
;.sfon renrknt Ran Kemo first
through th Associated Tree dWpaf
rhrw and was discussed In sn ani
mated ma'ier In conference rlrrles.
I res atlml that 20 s0 was Mr-
tisl FiK-h's original flgnrs for the
German army but It wa reduce! to
In loo.os n tha lustanrr of prsroler
Llvd George -.-
The premier decided to n4 tb
council on Saturday.. Many quetloni
will b left unsettled but each pre
mier hia Infernal problema at horn
demanding his attention. That In th
official explanation.
Th second quarterly examina-
tion for county teacher' certificate
began In thn office of County Super-
intendent Cora B. Farrell thl mora-
lt& A number of teacher era tak-
ing tha work which ia said to bo un-
usually bard this time' Th. exam-
Inatloa will continue until Saturday
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Niblack, Leslie G. The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 54, No. 44, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 22, 1920, newspaper, April 22, 1920; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc713557/m1/1/?rotate=90: accessed May 4, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.