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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-16

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n Ford b rcs Al sn1rs>is' 4 tsry
Wkfsf srr thrss u'c,iss las lis,>ssst q
sAe ssSuszi,oas tlrns< skAcsf ts~
Great nsscses,r~r ~sc ~ ssslr rer
de, rearsisy rlshs TIA, vks- he ca
GAO rrfenne printet ~ fsrscos s'di
ssriAl -Fort Al ArsrShis- il co0EH'
ssf q tle>l
We sad fcr tAe sltlrf.s 1, ts-
sss<.- said ne -c~v--ss O. The l,ry
vAlsh has s<<r vr>>9Ag WITH The
psohisn fcr Ter Aoars sn< u. rir-
ussA rh- 3~zrt 70 Heary Ford
Acr,nsl verdict of az eats vas . 60
Bi~,s vrcgy. as great - ks< 49,.
hcr>c fcr. Il secnslis.sc cce gsL,s
With M. rcst has soxAs. ths clear
ias o. his narae ard ~ the ssre tins
the ressoslnx a. 'se ysse- veich al
tempted 20 srxrnxt.f> efnL ou,ssts
LAs cesrrso1ss where rhe fszcns triai
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-16

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sn je>ss. LssSsr <ropd, e>sv ><<n
IN skses1.scs s>>n ~>A1y - y A<As
80 s<yuo5G ~oo>11lnk &nsos 0sU
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-16

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ssl ssssSA q sAs >ss<rias 80 ssss
psrvAsss1 sa< coHsv~x>s,ceai ensrA
ss.sins e. shs eo<usr - k,ssts
street 1sS wssi Nsrn<r ssess< sst
ss ulsSlas excessive = airs, ~aP<>s-
las 70 tsSicsss a . sA~ tert s>r
sss<sy - . o'eksh AAass eordsIi,
lrsi,<< :, sssss sss Y 80 ~ ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-16

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= agvsvAl 70 cloog- D
SxsxxxzS SxxxxxxS -
Neat ssadAs. Ass n. uju eaoc1pte
sAs fssr weeks svAAsslis<ic s<rvtrss
~ M n a Edwards q 0uthr,e
rEsssAlss k2s es<a eD,ns sbssA II ~
g. ssrss 2nd vlth po~es. - sbs
iisls SAINT Ass s<~a voeAlss NAsy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-16

kas been going o. for 50 za-v weeks.
q peat crowd gathered 1. the erecE,s
Aerrs 10 wait for tie yerdscs TIE
vai vas soc1 rewarded for the jnrr
which has hesa ogt since Ec-rizs Re
ported a. SIZE that they lad arrived az
~ sgrsenens-
The ncuest the asux cs tee ve-tief
was dashed outside she easl6ing the
crowd hroke into cheers ard haas
vAich the ,ovBsg<osl~ had hksaea
eocevhere il snsieirarra of saeA
moment. hroke forshL On h<kzs Of
~. Ford. Alfred J hrrpAy Of hiS
eocnsel issued the followlzx state
NEAT: The jury las determined the
4sre. Mr.. Ford sssrds vtnttcated-
TIE money tsraxss are sn;Ersly sub
osdlnate and we're ncs socght hy Mr.
Fo-d he Stands rot oagy via1Icass1
bef kis asritsde as Al American citk
sen has been iusrl1s6 after trial
which raised every tssae against hSn
that ingenuity ard rssear.sa eozld pre-
seat His frisats are eatlrrly salts
aee.~s
yrdge fuckers charge IA sae jury
vAs l<a8tAy and cursAaEeG rszEv
paints OF Interest &C the 1av OF HE
ana On ths ieagsA to Which . 1svsrs-
psr may 30 IN ccnarrentlrg On paelis
% DEivste eAaraczsxs TIE CAiezxe
TriknRe editorial the court tsctnres4
a. n 6ppesreS N sAe paper aEc sssaa
sng4y irxesf vas sfc~fnes sri rns r@e-
iicatlon or circulation OF any .rsA ~
bel rresu1es EaEiee
The TrsSure, saia tks ecmrs !
claims tsas rsey carefully i.e9Ared a.
70 What Mr.. Fors-s atsMade vas gcs,z
to b a to ske care OF hts mes ~hc
sosaed TIE nsticnas guard and ,Aas
they decided The editorial cEarzcss-fs- I.
snS Efn xs ~ anarchist 90 that fnso-- .
Nation rheT admit tire r~hsczsicr /
ara fRsiss th1s N ~xs srrz. ana sher~- !
fcss 3szti1e1. and hat eren IL ros sru.
ID US fxf- comment ca narser Of I
rnA&r interest. either oil which de- j
fsrSks are sua1caesr. Ff r-cren~
&r EAA4 4rk% AActrGs ~ AygA "a 4
6sdGase when they attempt to make
either Of the seserxes ne.thsred I'd. /
YAay must esgahsshs essher tn. rrusa
sf a. charge sher made o. tksE il vas
fatz cunneas wizhIn the meaning Of
rAs er.~
~ SCI g xderIahe tssE a. an 1
agcktR eoassEer What VOC hosesGiy I
ssatu1A- The average reader ~oait xrs /
fsss 11s Artfcle. You sannos tell 4
vhzt tcue individual msshs g~s. 10
a. COARSE The best thgnx
tie juFy can do Is desernzire iron
their sxpeFiesee in lie and the ssssf- |,
EcEe In the case rhst TIE Average
rsA1es wsssd get fsun ts--
Ins eszrt further Instructed the
iasy nat the sezsfmcny oaered TO
Drcve that the TritEae vas sesrxred IN
- e2aEnor for var With Nexscs, hy NJ
lef3ur motives on account Of interest
e1tch relatives Of the owners held in /
efAA1ard OIL and inserrztscnaI Har. |
roe1ef aad that the TribUne vas p,ay- !
~ CeEDany's game. was not souelc. |
lite at that neither- -eAsfss - to I
Iocc1xidesed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-16

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vs,c>sa< - 10 ~ hcess = ~ lsst
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-16

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-16

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-16

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-16

The Business Mems Co operative Building Association putting
up Bungalows modern The Association wants
The Bungalow is cheap refined and Upto-Date.
The M A. will help you Let the Association figure with
you building home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-11
NATIONAL HOME

oesce- u tie cay. Capt Stephan =
watson
Tasoucrs u Underwood has besr
granted fE-1oZrn 20 vlz.< relatives =
5osz1G-
The t-s1 ct the z.ries C three games
70 "a rsz-se with A-guE-a WI be p-Ile5
ar a. AHxzEsz II . P II WeEnGa1Ay-
ne -e-z-ns e-un 7E-40CgAs SATURDAY
were Pa-ick : Cz--u1 tram IewE-sr
ka5 AVN GEve- .-oE Boston
Tsgzs plays wsaan 5a1z-lzy n -Az-
PLACE RI EsckiznG here Sunday II :
? II
Jcna W FL. ia-e Cr- I - G. Car
and Jcs.r r @ FlAne--y LATE Z :. navy.
have -g2c-rHa fer -eae-Szzinn-
The picture Ter THesGer VII be Miss
Gscrlz Swanson an2 E-I5Cz Dexter -
~Dur'r Change ycz- Ersazn6:- \ Fu-d
Teek9- ard n camery entitled we
ccne LFrfe Stranger.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-11

4 1zn Whn Eres GET n FzlesEe
bz- u @aacved n this c.-T saEs
thai Lhs bonczHs have EAae fAeE-
appearances - Palermo ID Lae ez-
R-- -hz- they are becsmag NE.s-
Ence. N0c long ago these ANNALS are
reported 10 have kizaeE q hG1er IN q
pgs--e ~ rtal r-wz- R7E when I1e
carRM was fuuna the b0beaaa lad
nearly ea1sr the hid qzErErx -
-hs LATEST report -ecGved vzs that
q voEng maz wa saiEg haDe On his
bicycle one sx@g and On passing
5v.r r@E Paece II ground ae SEW
u Ire EZsk What he II l-sr thought
WIS = blE deg but ~ Z wenx zn1a
Inc bushes Is he approached he saw
that Il was . wzz6 aainal ef sun.
En1 E1spE6nE his whee1 he EE-
noEr1Ha and 1rEad n TIE read the
-zEains os q rabezr wf5ch TIE -rt--
E~ ka6 Eled and had hsrcan Is
haas clean .-un rAe body -ae 1-acks
about The rstha-s boGr IN TIE read
showed thai I1s larger animal vn5cA
he had seen Was 4 bo5czI These an
mas have aeer heard s<reeChErx m
tss woods ahCu- Palermo er.rx lae
grit and Z 10 uaGEssnuc tha- m
hlT1 rIg be urEaainec aaS that IN
e1ceaEor made u free that locz-s-r
f-u- sZcn undesirable deElzers #
-hR tare<
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-11

Charles c. Ballard q w@tE- ar
sn@e las rEzse- IN sls 1ock thai lie
Inks i saEgpsng sune- TnSs. rr1-
let winch Is = srosa between Barred
Plymouth R1ck and wnscs Pf-n.rrs
hock was 51zt Eve nuntss old &C
Fr1ay CT last week and the -.Mz-t-
aa1e part u the sory WHICH MI Bal
iz-r - that IN -ae Cay 1sAs TIE pallet
became Eve months osa she lzi6 her
first egg M Ballard who u seine
Ting L Liza way at q poultry ez-aR-
ssas-- sR1s that Z anyone has a En-
lst -EaF czz beat that record -
should I1ke 70 hear c< Z.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-11
WlNSlOW

= surprise party Was gwen Law
rence Coae Friday evening n the
aazne OF n1s mother AIRS. N. ". Csse
az 5eacoE street IN homer CT his 1871
a1-T5oar. lie PASSED the Saw NJ
Netshe~ pend Tpur hts RETURN !, e5s
evening be fcG-G Is at his s7-rls
-rienaz gathered 10 assist IN ceiearae-
-zg 1hs eeczsson- Lawrence was IRE
senasa wiki fountain pen. rnunev
ana ether gifts by rss friend. Tia
FTsnzng Was eeilxhzeazsy PASSED with
games Miss Doris COLI. a ssstsr &c
Lawrence rendered mnssr A Pea
Iii hzrT waz enjryed and Masa Ben-
IN FCc1er receare6 -ne first pr1zs and
Arclas ErouaEx The secnnG rrsze- Re-
f-e8EmEE1s of ice cream candy. pup
co-n and peRrE-z we're served
Ness .Alzce Wraxiev. a17e- q viss<
with reiA-zvss In Eswn. left Saturday
evening" far Furrland. where she l.
1-ziaang m rnrze NJ rhe Eve and
Ear fr1rmzrv-
Miss Efhez LaMczSte- rs n Fsr-r
SEa=n 1sr n weeks aurs--
SuEr- Gesrxe T. Pane and grand
GA1gn1sr. E1h.ay1 DuSaer we're wizs-
tDrs Friday II North AHsgn
Mr- and Mrs. W5laAr D'ya-5l anS
eAEEA1er Eth and M and Mrs Esr-
hert Deians lstz Saturday far Own
E=a2- where -aey ual pass rw9l
weeas. s
Nlzsl Exaea Sdmpscn Vii Iexrr
Monday % p4ss her twe we@kz wacn-
rlcn ~1ah her SISTER. Mrs. slserburr
RPwmm N
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-11

1-.e-1ere was a. Pine Grove e@-
-s-~
Miss SeZ1e Caper & Fox5c-c.
Mass. - = gzesz Al Nj and A-s.
Joseph Ez1uE-
Nj. and Mrs George Z Jc1es C
Va ezx1cv- Pa Recently were guests
o. E Va -ewiS and TzE-T-
Ms E E Stephens has c@s from
Newport Z T. - j0In As- husband
who is n charge q the ta- oW7e6
Nv Edward 8. z. Ward e eaa1 CITY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-11

Ezrs STREET frum the 5zrrriu- n
Green street running so-1h 10 the
1-acricc u y-x.e Street and wescE--
aTerue- wzs re-ope1ee u rAe puh-
ac Saturday aAsr beng cinsed about
rwo veekx rAile repairs were be-
ng made The Repairs crnsz-rnec
deci6e6 EqrvT-E+ This par
ucalar sz--nrh af street winch is
lach travelled has beer Dig UT and
resExzcea w7rA crushed rock
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-11

Charles Z. W5usaow rssued away
IL eFriDck Ssrzr1ay narrzng n fAs
naDe q H11cs H1uaky an TIE West
E-Tsr road n szen<v, eea1A beng eHs
n cuM-aca1lna q diseases Es
WIS $ Years odd aid beside The vie
FIVE ea4l6ren szrv1r-Msrxare- Ber-
e-lsT n. FznET L L. Ker- xne EcZy
g Funeral services wiz be hsaE II
= O'Clock THIS z-1srnoon e-un TIE
Ta1z1Gy home
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-11
I'm your head

n eezerx he..rhe taee zfe snie s1Agw-E9w 90
nnrziniry aczM6 or k<r dEssakpes vkse - -
If y1Ir pkyzEln. ThEy my give tEpnzy So ~ cry
he hexf- lie ummna Sm Ct hs.ArAe. Es4n1xy e.9.a
irk h.ndnrAe minw frrm dnrdea Eunn mzy n asod1e
IN tne cAnsx q iocd Shsn .sry 0ny a4 nA fsn1
take &C. chew yucr uud rhzuzgAy an1 N hD9
n God cunrna by WILING kzE eenznnunfI d -
Afssu6s Me6zne afE ezA neL Ths 60 ra6nhk r=M1y -
been pe4en hnx cnuuaans for GGy Co &nEzae
W ma ahss nnpis On ruqu.t r Mn6Ea c. rmx.zG
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-11

Eobe-- Scners II RurlznS w,~
SEEey calling u business
-1asoEs lie has recently received
rs e2sc-arEs frun Military service.
HAF1-g been orsrseak- The curpsry
" Waacn be In eEplrved made STANG
s a1aor1c-nert that raey VILE hire
AZ employees whe LET their posssaon
= - - Wal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-11

Cap EzleT Of the steam tighter
FAY. WHO has for about . month ,gs-
been dong sune repair xork On TIE
rn2C Ct The --171cn Brue CT.
completed the work last FriEar. View
Eng has been driven for d.
lance CT $50 seet- Tia wharf has bean
newly faced and The wtuIa s--u--
11re : ncw - first class condition
The wharf was bUzz- asouc :. Years
age-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-11

MI EnE NrR. SEaxyier Orr of Peru
Inc. G-- and Mira Herbert E0wex Of
Augusta and Mr. and Mrs = GzenE
Ea1aey Cd Oakland are passing n 1sw
osgs n n cDrrage en- Lake Nezsalan-
akee
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-11
Hs-t in Lag +-r- A-.s

I-z Elmer Z Harris WIS raRzn
70 suna-se9 bnEr-zaz VIE = e-zczz--
&C leg about NUck Sa1z-5av
saturday Right NJ and Ms. Far
IN were raCocr1zg Z -as North FAR
ae2E secCun and wAe- s-1s---- ID
-scC = EsZ the engine becz1s
s-aa2teG and Ehe brakes -Etzszss 10
worA The chr began ID --z hack
T2-- ec~z the HI znE 1a- q --e
ne sz1nzIu- locked FE-r SERIOUS.
ne occupants Al jumped ct an5
A'A Ez--ls saS1E.1e6 - fracture
INST aoC-e n ankle
K " Lesgn1ar WIS r. sainsse n
Ne Christian Science services Ee-.
S11GZr forenoon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-11

The ARgzsca mice % The Ane-srsn
5-1wzs Exp-ess Co received ora.-s
IN sa,Ercay that or Account % tie
razarnHd strike not To acespt exprsss
matter sT points west II Pcrria-s
and The Maine Central Exssruas yf-
ice At this c1tE hz. similar era.-~
Ea-Ezng the shirmen- es r-rsxA+
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-11


4 EackeE-u2 nsE- sl=-s6 defeat
Il the hands Il RE Somerset Srnn
1ac-2r- tsa- 81 FzL-vR~ PARK Six
-a11r- Saturday as1Er1en HE 1 seer
= 8 70 : Berweer - and / a:eiscG
here WAS Indications thar rhe ra-e
wnZ41 - called 5E az5 a-e q Ia
vus.=E IE- 1ea- lad aAcsaes ri in
pz-ra @x2E1s- EE1 Z aHw II the aacs;
'peep1e gur h2Ev, and under I.se d
rfsezszs7 Ct Eascoe Af5ev good i.z-ca
q -e3cws was collected a-z or re
nzie ~ 81 Gs1 e. Lhe Lear Sas
I1t=2- pessz-I0-s ws-E- Laxkar =. A.
ley = FIX =, NcDo1sgSa =. Sz1-
waor g. F. --o75 Eooie- Sc Jar--
s7n = Dlg1s = 5a5 Greene = Tie
Snoe S1rr Leg- h-E rs Gszal say
e-'s A-casT -s-chee through seven II
17gz and Fox 1-zsaed the -zrsn.
ITSls7ce II the E-s7 I've 1--7zEs ne
packAc--7 terri Tad her opponents
o0~l The SAoe Sacrs ha5 FIVE
rE-s II lae 9-Sz 1--E I'D Is-He n
The LAST eight In ne sTE1. ne u Dol
N trr-lHlv Takz does nst c-e
sAck LITE ne leRg9e Las -sZ- VII
ne pe-zner- one. = was stated
saturday eEezz-r
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-11

Kiss Je1-is Ecore zzE Mise Doro-
Ay Perks le1 Saturday t1r PHIs-
fsi6- where they VIII a-1En6 the s-n-
Der scheCZ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-11

Wah the Uzrcn-y dcvn % 90 and
below. rs II has been for the past
Vw% Gays. there u M mead ef .ys0rie
o. I'D To tina seRshcre u eer rid C thu
Int waRrhe-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-11

Funeral SERVICES Fsr he Ars Miss,
Irene Gzzzrn were heiE II 5 O'clock
Saturday ra0rrzng h@ 81 AzEas-
Des cEEct- Rev. F.. BslE-sr CT
a-zazlzx. IH-s-msn= wzs made n e.
AE-lSEnEs Cemetery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-11

and son Lawrence. Mildred n Fish
g. Mary ARrPaE and Dexrer Erew1
are passing = vacation VI rwo weeks
~ Ocean Fu-E
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-11

Misc Catherine Lowell Ct Lcader
LII ID passing few eaTs a. Ocean
Pcs-r IN Inc g-ssr cf Mlss Mildred
Fsxne--
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-11

William Ford of Nex York wau
bad 11r the past three Eeeks H.. .
surgical parasat II tia Auruxtn crr-
erzz hospital Was Discharged On eun-
ezT and LEFT On the express enur a.
srnocn from Wirrhrup far his borna
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-11

Miss Lszzise Perry of TINS citr. VIVA
had fOr the past - DAYS hsen q rvr-
gacRa patient nj the Aaxusrn Cas-
erzl hospital has 10 sar recrvprss
that she was zssie en- SEndar IN he
removed In her ncme
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-11

1arEacs ErrC-rA -ezx1e rnx-.ss y
a1T ca1E1r 4 Ez@ - Ezeze s-Zs== i
eat day Mrs. I5canzs With -
cz-gt7s-, Nzrs-za and sun -nu--
are s-gE5y 81 East Pzsz2G- R-z n
Sacnoss u Ge2a u Tia ~uEG
LIE -zEsl-z-z Francs yichrls.
Vas = Inc se-vzce overseas E-z L
Deer -nczzsd n Ez---a-z- Coz-
l---ca q ne the scce lis Gzsz.z--z--,-
ZEE LIE sE-T2ce- has been Szsi-e-
-ae S2-sn-a2-e ard IE11 SS-Z-5e.s
IL 80 E14.-l He vas zccu---
PANIED aa-- vzy 3x Lis c1uE-. NJ
ersa Sampson Ct s.-s-s@eas Mass
We las Ses1 vlsilg Ae-e and want
SAIE--zT . W-hrop- The Ear.Ez-
ar Ae-aoGlst chlz-zh VII re a1asaa
u IA aepE--a--s fnr -Aree Sunzn -
E11 Il ss-T1css VIII De 5zscc-r1-aeE
1r-4 Ssrz-oe- 1E VILE away
MI S41a1ls EEL he reached ny raj
u II lgE-g needed by asls-1a,e e.
ne Eas- F1aza5 Ca-4 E-eZn5s
A-s- Nay 8 Eaoades IF Lanr
Beac1 Ia Is vls.n-= Mrs =
Ea1az III Ms J P Oak Ms
5ss1oG1ss Tzs .-s-1y 3 resident =
rs Place hang formerly been
Mss Mar S-2rsirE- dzzgaasr Of r.ae
lz1s : / Sz-e1-z- = .z-7e- wei
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-07

Odds and ends of Gloves which are
worth far more. Overseam, Lambskin
and Washable Gloves included. Tan,
brown, black and white Broken size
ranges.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-07
WRAPS

TN THIS display of Wraps for every occasion
L you will find Dolmans, Capes and Coats in
Poiret twill velour tricotine, trcolette, Bolivia,
satin and also in English tweeds. The styles
include all that is most fashionable and appro-
pirate for all occasions. 15.00-75.0O
Blauner's Second Floor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-07
1885 Market Street

Sho7oing Of Cinderella Hats
in Ne1c Spring Styles for
LHtle Girls IN all cOiory.
Priced 2.Q5.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-07
Aren't You Tired of Your "

A NEW SUIT-A NEW FROCK-AN NEW WRAP. EVERY
WOMAN WANTS THESE FOR THE LOVELY SPRING DAYS
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-08-07
WANTS CLEAN MONEY
FOR FILTHY LUCRE
Georgia Congressman Asks For Lesls-
iation Which Will Remove Unclean
Currency From Banks of Country.

Atlanta, Ca, August 6.-The people
will have new and clean currency
under the terms of the bill intdouced
in congress by Judge currency under
the terms of bill introduced in con-
g,ess by Judge Charles H. Brand of
the eight Georgia district, accord
ing to information .cceived by bankers
here The bill would authorize the
government to pay the cost Of trans
recitation of old, mutilated and filthy
currency between the banks and fed
era, treasury The bill permits the
matter to be done under such regula-
lions as the secretary of the treasury
may prescribe.
The measure was prepared and in
troduced by Congressman BBrand at
the instance of many bankers in his
district, together with many others
in the state, including Haynes McFad'
den, of Atlanta, secretary of the
Georgia Bankers Association. 1t is
pointed out by Judge Brand that be
cause of the cost of transportation
the banks hesitate to place the old
and filthy currency which in many
instances may be charged as germ
carriers and a menaceN to helath.
The bill has the endorsement of
many members of the congressional
house committee on banking and cur
rency, of which Judge BBrand is a
member. 1t is expected that congress
will take favorable acton on the bill
at an early date.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-08-07
.SOUTH'S COTTON MEN
PLAN BIG C0NCAVE
Mass Meeting win Be Held in South
efn City. to be Selected Later,

Atlanta, Ga. august "a great
mass meeting of the american Cotton
Association, representing every coun-
ty in the cotton belt, will be held in
a Southern city to be selected later
to recommend a minimum price for
the growing crop of cotton.
This was dec ded upon yesterday
at a conference in Atlanta OF members
membersof the executive committee
of the American Cotton Association
and members Of the Georgia division.
Resolutions were adopted empower
ing President ]. S. Wannamaker Of
the association, toissue the call for the
mass meeting.
headquarters of the Georgia divi-
sion will be located in Atlanta. Tenn
porary offices have been established
in the Y W. c. A. rooms in the Ar
cado building. j. J. Brown Georgia
comm ssioner of agriculture and mem
Der of the executive committee Of
the American Cotton Association, has
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-08-07
FITZGERALD FAMILY
FEARS MISSING MAN
MET FOUL WORK HERE

Fitzgerald, Ga, August 6.-The
disappearance of ira L. Ball from
his home in Della is shrouded with
mystery Ball is about twenty-five
year old, and left his wife and one
child on July IA for Atlanta, ostensib-
ly to attend to some business matters.
The family has not heard from him
and no trace can be found.
Balls wife is almost crazed with
anxiety, and every effort is being
made by the family to secure some
Information about the missing man.
He is 5 feet 10 inches high, black
hair and blue eyes, clean shaven and
thing face The family fears he may
have been foully dealt with as he is
supposed to nave had quite sum Of
money! with him.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-08-07
KILLS THREATENING
NEGRO IN UNIFORM

Griffin, July S1.-Hugh Sans, we'll
known Spalding county farmer, came
into the city late tonight and gave
himself up to Chief of Police Mallory
as the slayer of an unknow.. negro in
Clayton county.
Mr. Sans says, he shot the negro
following a dispute in which the man
drew gun. Some small Win, clil-
dren stopped Mr., Sans Car and told
him the negro had cursed and abused
them. The negro was overtaken a few
hundred yards away and when Mr.
Sans asked him his name he refused
to give it and began cursing as he
drew his pistol. The negro was wear.
ng a soldiers uniform.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-08-07
OFFICIAL AT TYBEE GUILTY OF
FAILURE TO SAFEGUARD LIFE

Savannah, July 31.-L. B. Cheatham,
representative of the Tybee ri ort in
terests, was found guilty of d misde-
meanor this afternoon in superior
court, being indicted for failing to OBJ.
serve the state law requiring life boats
and adequate life-saving facilities at
the beach resort. He will be sentenced
tomorrow.
The indictment against the "Tybee
Hotel and Amusement company was
nolle pressed because the property
is operated nov by the new TTybee
Realty and Construction corporation"
Jacob S. Collins, president, The Ty-
bee resorts will meet the law as to
safety requirements.