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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-13
WOMAN MIXED UP IN BANK WRECK
 AT FA|RBURN, GA.
State Bank Examiner Takes Charge of Fairburn Con- cern Following Arrest
 of Cashier
sy Associated pr...


 Atlanta. October 12.-WilIiam B.s
 Green. vice president and cashier
 of the Fairburn Banking company.
 state institution located at Fair
 burn, near here, was released to-
 night on bond of sI5,OO0 following
 his arrest last night on warrant
 charging cmbezsIement. couple
 giving their names as MT. and Mrs.
 Clarence Bradstreet were atiII held
 at the police station here tonight
 on . charge of suspicion. Police
 claim the woman confessed Green
 gave her large sums of money.
 The banks affairs were taken over today by w J. Speer state bank ex- aminer, who said a preliminary ex- animation indicated that there was a shortage, but not more than few thousand dollars. The bank would prove to be solvent, he said, and de- positors would lose no money.
 Greens arrest was the sequel to a fire in the bank last Thursday, which he said, was started by two masked men who bound ane gagged him. robbed the bank of s15o, failed to enter the safe and then set the building afire. He wriggled loose and escaped, he said Green said he was working on
  gutted the bank building and an ad- Joining store and destroyed some of the banks records
 It developed today that an examina- tion of the Fairburn Banking company had been made shortly before the fire which resulted in the state bank ex- aminer calling for more complete President w T. Roberts of the bank.
 According to the bank examiner there appeared to be a shortage of some $1e000. of which about $13,000 was in the form of two notes and the re- mainder of $2960 in paymens for Liber- ty Bonds. Green. according to officials of the bank examineris office. appeared that day with receipted notes for ap- proximately S13.000. leaving only the Liberty Bond money appearing short He explained there was mixup in crediting payments on the Liberty Bonds which make IL appear that there was something wrong. it was stated.
 WOMAN GETS MONEY
 Police said today Green told them he had loaned some of his own money to Mrs. Katherine Bradstreet, who, with Clarence Bradstreet. has been residing at a fashionable hotel here for the past month, maintaining several auto mobiles and wearing valuable jewels He laughed when told police were working on a theory that he had been the victim of blackmail and said there was no ground for that except a blind theory of detectives trying to fill in their easel
 Green. who is married and has one child. is mayor-elect of Fairburn and has held several municipal offices. He was born and reared near Fairburn. He has always stood high in the town. and Is superintendent of Sunday school
 Mrs Bradstreet, who says she is only 1s years old, is an Atlanta woman, but Bradstreet. she says, came here from New York city. Although police say she told them that Green became infatuatedfand ea1e Ter large sums,
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-28
N. Y. STRIKES
COST 2S MILLION

An estimator figures that strikes
IA New York have ensi the work.
.,rN 80 far this wear more than IN
million dollars IN wares. mol TAX
nv into account lhe shorter
strikes lasting from d fcw DAYS to
y week Like the water that goes
lown stream these millions can
never come back " b. caught np
with CigarmakcrS. returning tn
work after four mouths strike
With only ~ per eent increase.
'osi 10 million dollars IN WAGES
Workers III loneshoremen'S ! strike.
eiurning 70 work on d prc.sirikp
aasiS of Ga ceais hn hour and -
lyerfimc, have lost million.
while wage loss 10 clerks. team
,ierS and others connected wilh
temps IL 1 million dollars The
Unsettled printers strike, having
llready driven 80 publishers out
i New York. has reduced pay
'ells q million dollars for this year
Il comparison with lat.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-28
SHOOK WITH
NERVOUSNESS
ras~aAeHera+e
A Lady Was Plat On Her Back
With Terrible Spells. But Her
Husband Got Cardui,
And Now She II
Grateful.

Mckinney, Texas Mrs. Mary
stephenson of this place, states
About year and haIf ago was
iown in bed for SIX weeks not able
b vi up was fiat on my back and
rad terrible spells Why, n
ooked like would die A, timss I
iidnt know anything would get
zeryous. couidnt bear anyone 10
talk to me - would just jerk and
hook with nervousness across
my bacss Was 80 sore and ached me
~ fhe time. would have dIzxy
ceiling Ny Iimbs nehed me ana I
would get numb and feel so weak
! said 10 my husband kesw
cardui WAS good and believed had
scst Try Il.
He got me- bottle or cardui. and
~hen ! had only taken one haIf bot.
sie of csfdui fen sirengar. ! took
! half dozen bottles altogether then
IN two weeks after began taking d
xss up, IN three Was doing my work.
I praise csrdgi for believe Il sayei
ny NE and ! am grateful"
For over 70 years cardui has beep
ssiping weak. sick women back te|
health and strength Try Il.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-28
Removes Superfluous Hair
Roots and All Instantly |
ia Marvellous fsesx Msshaal

The nxw phslaesina pfoseAs - ae
ditfvreHw from sbe dsassAfury. eiseriral
a&a ushrf mngh9d@ ~ ~ niAat from
daY u actually removes che rntlFr
hair roots ana aii. nsssoee ynar very
sy*~ ~ dona this ln Iums few aee.
Dads easily and hafmlsAxls iuNg iFy
AL Noa eAa gta q eslek u 8ihelactln~
AZ any dEug ytufw with alrysaloMs.
whsyh afe aulse sinple lh.rs IL 80
ntot 81 4. no Initiating of ao sanvua
constituent s0u vunia eysA vai u
without she leams Injury Il VIII leave
ynar skin a. soft smooth and haifles
aM AabN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-28

The 0niy surw waN 80 wvf rid a.
dandraff Il 20 dlssplvw i. slevn you de
atr0s II entirely To % sha, ges sbopl
fear oances If oFdluass liQsia eyvnn.
. sass x AZ nKghl when rsssrins uss
enough 10 moswsrn the sssssp and rli
/, ia genslv Win she finger tips.
Iso this tonight. and by magnin*
nan@s II not ali. os sonw dandruu witt
l,e gone. and three or four moro ap-
pIlcaeions win connl@seiy dAs~olve and
entirely destroy every single Vi rn anN
trace of IL. no matter how nUeh dan
dfnff ynn mas have
You will find. too. shas all scshsns
and dgEesng ~ sha @s@lp wiN stop ~
once. and yonr hair NtIl he fluffy. las
tsoa@. glosAy, silky and soft. and hook
aud se@l a hundred flfnsw Assief
You can 9ss liquid arson q: ANY
drug store n is AnexpenRive and
never fasiH to do she work
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-28

- can DO my house. work without any
difhcsity. ] adyise sny woman who q
afflicted with female troubles 10 give
I4gdis Y Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound : tdai and IL win do ~ much for
thsm- W Mn. hAKz Born. 1lzI 9th
ST., N. r, Canton, Ohio.
S0metimes there are serious eondi.
tions where : hospital operation u The
ouiy alternative, but On The other hand
- many women have beep cured by this
famous root end herb remedy. LydIa Y.
Pinkham's Vegetable CAmpy0nd, sftr'
doct0rS hsvs said thst N Opers<son W
oeceoeesy - every woman who want
" svotd n ep<rstton stSooId give IL 3
fair txiaj befcrs submitting u such :
tsying ordeaL
n cgnpljcsttoas exist, writ~ " Lydis
= Pfnkham nAdfc3ne ca, Lynn. Mss. !.
~ ouvfoo- IL result " fnapy yen
e9pesfenes = - 5opr ssevteA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-28
coNNEwAy GIVE FINE
IN SUM OF $4,000


lsaper IA the I.oxan t'mnty Rank was
worthless. amd s9i.eoV worss auuhsfat
Much slm~ was consumed Mnh evss
sienee fgesa lscsa hsnxers pNssinx ga
sAe value nf The scrip il The faneA
bank. gvs~ ease Was prosecuted hy
ccaass Aisornay nln~hidlu, Aaxssts~i
~ sbe State Ranking noAid attnrae.
wsalie Ats0snes lsAli of l,esihcstpr npll
a Stewart. Oklahoma sasY. ana e'haa.
Smlt'A Guthrie. defended
Daring the argument ~ the ease Al .
iofmes heli created s~naaison. whsla
suniaing ap csideHcr4 ia declaring
that "aevnts ~ she bantsne board hAA
entered lnsa a nnmspsf&ey sn hFnAk
Soane~Ays hank Acgorlsnw 70 A.
tarneyw naaflve WAS apparrhi IL NJ
summing wp lle rvfNrfnd constantly
70 llurk A. ''saa rrests hey 81 she
banking hsAssA and sIs~lArei yAas she
pssopln og GMg sle And inean coungN
should ~ fasiy appfas~a as sha sarsa
In regard ta shsa bank aea Nj nark
F0sed fpcetal ~Iiness Ia beAaM II
sae state and the hankina bnard
TAree snfursnAtsons were gilei
asainM Cnneway wrp~ing gas ~ sAe
FailaFe ~ the Logan uuuaty nanA
forgery reyssgsing money while the
bank Was N y ssliing eonatluu ana
emhaxxlement.
In tse trial oa she forrsry charge,
the Mrs hung. on the sncs "a ehaiWe
a sa0o0 fine IL assessed The anshrs
kleiAeat count sa s~t 10 v tflesi IN
formation on the esubeFsleaaenl caAsxe
gaows ont ~ the forgegy ehafaW it
being alleged thai CnnncwAy sofR~vl
4 note and converted the proceed 30
ts~ connavAy Fsrm Corporation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-28

Az the request ~ Tho French Gov
1rnment three women and one man
saye gone oFefAeas 20 teach Tho
Freysvss people how 70 car ard dry
GOD They will especially Instruct tlhn
eachera of rreneh AKr.cnlturaA schools
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-28

TO induce labor 70 Erra&er pgodue
tlun. German scientists are expert
menting In the Kaiser VII elm inkii.
ute for Labor lflyalcaloRy ihe 40
called German Taylor sysfeem'' pat
termed after the Taylor system IN us'
n America.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-28

suffering, and two
doctors decided
that ! would have
70 go througi, an
operation before I
could get well.
I" Ny mother. who
had been helped BY
Lydia r. Pinkhsm Z
Vegetable Com
pound, advised ms
70 try " before sub
hitting 10 an opera
ton. Itrelicsej me
frf1xu fHw trfg1l1lna
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-28

There are things
Abom shirts
The average man
Docsn'i know;
.IliAt ~ he docsn
Know much about
His faithful wife,
Aud why she likes
Him 10 remember
That their anniversary
II 90 such d day
And that little present
Would bring roses
70 her checks
And make her heart
Jump with joy
But about shirts,
10 get back
10 what wc started
To talk about,
Tom Jenkins shirts
Are made by fellows
Who know their job,
And the siuffin'
IN the shirts
Ia the kind
That means your moneys
Worth md more,
And styles AMI makes
Are there Ii eases
No YOU cant help
I'ni satisfy
Your own good taste.
And best ~ an
when jenkins buys
These shirts be gets
Them IN advance
And has them here
No you tan BE-
adorned with them
Weeks ahead
Of other menl
ADV.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-28

Diil llsnkleys boy whasa iasl un'
of roli~ge Says he amt goin lp lase
no llfie job That funerM dlr9v aius
original ~tsh hlnl / knvA men whAi's
hsssn Nimesn' II Tor twengy fise years
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-28

% ~ ~
Mrw Heaen Nsuyes ~ ksss NaiaA. who
has he~n away from hsme on 4 visit
IL expected ssoane yonswas Her many
ssa.nd viii Ae pasxsecd 90 hrAg n her
rvtarn.
& % VI
Mr and Mrs " "A Lind, sla South
lircad ~r~et. enservAsAea ~liA a
Thsnksssvsmg dinnes fer she family
and number IL guests The oM ~
town gacai& we're RAAh hrooks 81
Ma.kcSoe ana Mr. and Mrs Harrt w
Lloyd a Minneapolis. MINI
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-28

Thanksgiving was quietly celebrates
focsEiy. slee. and slippery payeusent'
kept snany Indoors Even the csne'
mas suffered Thursday nigst.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-28

wAUm the C0@@Es wSww nnz@fxN4 tn Rh@
dining n>om X wSs gzsly fsssesned
wssh pSnk and whNe he2Fss aud beside
each plate Was pima place card, M.
roanesng the tsnsA w~dsnnx anmivws
sAry ot The Ac~s and hosses 4 sicaa
csoua FIVE coarse dinner was sersea 70
Mr. aad Mrs A rornE. Mr. and MA
Z & fscrd. Mr. and Mrs N Arraans-ous.
Nv and Mrs l. A HAHN. Mrs ] X Taex-
lsx. Mrs Yoand and Miss xetla ror-
ssr. Toe afscsuocn WAS e eat infer
ynsais
NJ w. %
Miss RieeNar< a visttor.
Msss Ruth RsnehaEx. whc attends
schcol al Manhattan Kan Is viassiue
~%Fh Der parents. Mr. and Mr. N
KgneAsyt
Mss Anna AlspacA OF Tcz~ka. = he
rnc~s IL Mt ard Mrs II A Saith.
To Give s-Scck~ Scesal.
The Ladies Aid saerisxy or Ia wca.
NJ n chmwgh Will sssve snck s0casl
sonsEn * the hcEae. of Mrs A A B1An-
ignon oS ,Ses West Cleveland avenue
as .ssa Everyone ~ lnviersi ans aaca
person w 20 Esve nennies To dssasie she
size os their socks
w % %
Dlrrer at Todd's
Mrs " Todd of sos Sorxh sir I
ssrvs%. ept@ra4nwd eKh ThAnk wwiwr
ir~ dinner. Those rrHwem were Mr.
J essnas. Mr. ~ u Tcdd. los wgllo0si
by. Mr. ard Mrs G N Shssherf snd
dsaghter ana Mr. and Mrs Ha'ehins
shaber and son 81 0klshosna City.
and Mrs r Draper OF Eseben. No
" ~ VI
Mr. and Ms s ID Moran as Nor
uaaa ~pens TAanksxsv4ng with Dr ard
Mrs ] SoaGer.
u * s.
Attention W n c and G Ar.
O~sng 10 the c0ld wsmtht~ n w n
c SOCIAL has bseH postponed lndefin :
8sely.
Father gohn's Mother Dead
Her IgsAss faa ssassssi received !
csAaegram shsg nsorninw from Breds.
Holland. Announcing fhe death u his
SrsorAer Rev yan Castel had psanne
TO vsslf his mother in the aprlnx.
# =. x
Thanksgiving Danee.
A plsassnt thanksgiving dance wa
given Wednesday evening BY Mr. ara
Mrs Fred Ef-zel. Mr. and Mrs gohr
Fw-O~. Mr. aud Mrs Howard Fste and
Mr and Mrs O T LewaA Tne hotel
bali room WIS nicely decorated 10 yal-
how The drss-vs~s al tine window
were a. yeslo~ and she orchnss-a .gar
s0rrn was schsenad of with pslEns.
Iferras and huxr gzrdineers N yellow
nuEn& AZ booshs panch and xafers
ver~ se-vsd BY Corr1ne czri on. Mary
EoySe Cray. Stella Belaad and Evesyn
Dyssrr- Arpand fh~ sides OF shs
room we're fsoor iauas@ wtlAch shed \
Fc@~ Fxfs- oy@r fhe rrs0rn- Programs
ot ~'ksia were PASSED ny Stella I.ouBse
Belznd and Eveiyn Dyssrs Dursng
an snserrngssicr N3m Madeline Caik4ns
6rs~@%'d tn white chs&fon daocins
'rcck gave ssIiet dsnce and fr an
erc9re she Responded r9tt *'v1rp
dance. TIE rnasfc was furnished by
The nve-p ptce Davis orch~@srx.
" ~ X
MR. T Pike with h~r dsaghsers.
Mildred and Mabel os Newspr. Kan.
arr VISITING old C-s.Avse friend.
Nc M E
Mrs Ted Richardson os Billings.
Mont. b ksre Cor sssors tlsne yisstang
tsaend~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-28

Thaf hi-tlustsn campaign for sas'
ia pure EnsisNh may be pnriy good
hat find that hces sense VIII bra
the high cost D. llytn' quicker'a any
thins else
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-28

Pennsylvania has greater diversity
~ industry IhAn any ether state, leaa
ima hoih Mea Nnrk aud liilnnls IN that
Particular
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-28
TOWN TOPICS


The state training conference 0f tbs
snfer.ckurch world movement open
Dec. .. at Oklahoma Clty.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-28
6 A. & y o A.


Fsre o'cscck Tea csHB Mrs Gccrre
An&srsczs.
Scek Soessl-Nr and Mrs A A BAr-
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