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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
Church Notices


1--- 21-st ED-sc>D2i ch4--a Re- We
Toe P Holman vzsco-; To-sE5p an
s>-mon. :a->l 4 NJ; 51.4ay scaoo! >.
- e. Geo-s. :. 5shzsto. s-,er..,s-1ez. /;
ev1ageI-s..c s<--Sce 4. 9 cock cen-
s-=,iag Q. praise Wiz p:eAehinx o. i2s
54s-a-: ES.o..a kzg.. .. lie psro--
age TIE sc4- eysa..s Z. -; prayer
meeting Z: TIE church thursday ere
.iaE- NJ. Holman viii p-.zca :. Sd
nsy ., 20 s.aday Afternoon ~ez.hs-
permitting
A. ;hs Rssc-s To-..rS' Nilsson =
Fairfield s1,E:cay night Ee~. Ni.,oa
Aosls- w-- sosaA on See: Sowing a.
10 e'cioex- S..1Ay Afternoon .. :.
E-s,sr H.gg-s vii sc-zE- On SUNDAY
light there vii D q u.:sr ser!es an.
t.ey -1s>r. se-e-zi di.s->.t speakers
f.sl oE, - .c.r
4. re F->s Baptist c.1rch: Mo--rg
vo1flp =, iaD. s.b.sc.. IN. Man
Who Txa,sd Something se- Mex, u
Nothing" sGsdz7 sboel Z. C-G. John
: Ts3.sy sSr.-s.eaGeat: s.5.ec- fo-
opening sxe-c.sss The LIE Q. I1<-
eos; cnTistiz. En1savo- a. 9: .ezs@r.
Ai.s Camilla Livingstone: peoose's 90
ci1l service at :; subject. II. T-s
I@sh.. illustrated b. : candle x-ozp:
youaE ceny..'s ckerl.
A, tie FIRST Bapus. church. ..v. ?.
P Oo.e1As pastor. he topic 9. Ii.
morning s>Ymoa q. leD VII ~ TIE
NAs:es5 Fs.lov Ne" Sunday school a..
LIS uE5es dirsct:o. % Artirr Gree;ey
superintendent: Christian EaIea-e- a.
O'CLOCK: subject. Patience and I.z
Revz-as," ed By Alton Kerr and I-via
Kennedy: e.eHinE serv:ee q, : 1cIsci.
TIE safe glide"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

Or ienx.stAnc!ng cold. tbs more your
Ye1iE'ins power u lowered and the
greater need for vhe.esoms food
tsnic-
You gill find the strengthening
resistance power 10 &c. rid Of that
cold or cough in Father Johns Nedi-
cine. II scothes and heals the
breathing passages. drives off I'M
purities and actually re-builds vast
ed desh and strength.
You can give Father Johns Medi-
cine TO any member Of Jour family
with entire safety because IL IL
guaranteed free from alcohol or
danserous drugs IN any form what
cScr-AdV.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
MOTHER OF NINE
Praises Tanlac II ?.
storing Hea.-...
Mas So r.. C-sa- Sc
&c. AAey. D.. Fs.ss (:
Esss Asythsos S.r

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SoEth Here ve--o--- - : !"
he .zc-s q rs --t=s =. - :
Lzxzrx the zscsc--s
--r.-g L1s pa - =.
vie las la Ae- 49, :. -!
Wy, s1e ha1 l-a--g=---- :. y: :,
ska hardly a.s egg :. ...- :
gcizg Righ- zt-e- ea--E -
SAize5 - ralz= a. - =,
cneSg and s1= Ee< = ~ a..
had 70 gasp Co. c4 =
s#tL pains ec-CSz - Il
eask and :. HAgk. er--- - =.
She suffered fFc1 erz.- - -.
lad ,srris.> hea1zcas. a.. Il =,
had s4el tzlE-y, - Sd.
zhc~gar sAe scat e e=--
sss - her Her s2=sp Ezs q,
ske would rc-i 4Es -es= >.
sometimes. AID than = =. - -,
she aIEays eo-Iz----
E~azyv. feeling r. a-.
w~@ EeE c. Sas -=r.- RI.
StEvaStA o. eze-sy a. 49,.
z11 pale
Uas c. Z Bog
TaElzc a. had h=a-:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
CEDAR GROVE

Peal s--vsces e -
Il Mood, p.S--zScz- = -
vas A1L1 Eh---l-. Ia e..
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M bea--t-l 11-z- - -
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I'D .gvs II W. ca - -
h'y E1e .-Es 2Se-5ly :. JIG:
;-ie13-z -: c<-s va -
en- = pay -1esr -zz- c-z5z-s
- 5=e1 : H. s--=-Es =
A-2-- -. c---c---cE- "a
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B1sca, Cac;. Alfred ". q
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
TOWN ELECTIONS

LIScOLEvILLE-Ses J. 9
Mullen. L. 8. Russ. ;. H. Peavey: tovo
s,er.. l. c. Rankin; town agent. ]. ).
.scf9r. G. A. Steveas: school Committee
X. j. I>Trfond for three years. Money
appropriated: Schools. $50: highxa,,
A51': support Of poor 40. other MIR
y-es snow work. f31, State Aid rad.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
La-z-s G. pe-.sEa-

Lec-z-.. e rs4 = s=z-s 81 81. =
C,<,,--e = a.. 80 G.->-e-,} Pea
-.=-o-- 60. -z-,=zaI = -1e-- ecEs
= "a. CeEtzE re cAt1 EsS ese=-
--Sez. n ~ Nc-e.A. $40,
az -zs II ~ c-- -e@k EI-a pr
,o,.rs- He ~s a. especially k-zh-
....,s .=-eE a-i * G--1eg death
: t1e ca-ze e --cl sc-oF- -
-4-z' e--ez v.e t~ tr't o. Sz:---
la q o.. r-c-o-1a R@T. william
Tazz-a- G. trinity Eeto--S c1--ra
o5Eea..rs Tie bearers ~IIi BE- o.-o
Tzzs1z- war Ea-.aAE- =
fIs-.@-- S-o~ ont O-.z11 C--A>
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

- c5--ck AID he Community. s-6 =
1-az. &C t-s L4se r-ae--el -l@a ~
e.ez>---e 2>-coa :1- At = s@az.-.-l &C.,
e.ec C -. 1c.>-z II. z.s Ms Io---
sz2z re-e -:-v --zf.o-s = I@- -
=5o-e I'D sSoss :e.i-x:. 9: =. ,s@zs-
~. VII. T4z .ze.-s - .ae3- .z.oc.a-
:.oZs VII --e ch.--h AID coz-.-z..------
L -;ci5--s sz-c~.a.ts, czk.. ao-zt---=
az cose= Es-= s=-@.. a:j c=...y.--
- scr:2, eTrEx was e-..oys6
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
4 Real Surprise

me % TIE hz2or events u - E.asa1
Z: cskiz26 was re s--p-se party gwen
~ and G-s- Georz. 7 .oh1s.o. Thus
Gzy evs=.-z Ez.- abrr.. = .-sesd. t-on
the N-.a5d-8. ca1rc- zzt-s-s. Z. .leir
a3-s u FzrEe,t greet rs parry
vas complete svp-se and va. gir-a
70 show = par th= high esteem u
which tGeY are heI1- during .1s eve
-I-s q pleasing E1aicz. AID ,..szC
p-og-a- Eas z.v.a- +. re c.sse o..
th-s p-1z-aaa Pc. Ee=,aa ? Holman.
pAeor Of ,he ch-rcl- spike r: n. sp...-
Cd Eerv.c. ELIch tzav rave -.-te-.1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
FAIRFIELD
p,r..~Aer Association
Has Interesting Sesss0o-1'
Nelruse Cotton Passes Away
IN Nelrose. Mass.

PxsEe-s ASS --N---
80 E-rSaE netting ~ LAFrs--=
vIx- -.a.,cs a<sens.g hau On IsEEs-
ar ss.e--Scr- 4 r-saszEg safeGA :
-. vas given IS foE -
- So Laz-r -sadEaS Ms
x5s5s. G-a-,5zz- paEs $50, Mss -
csz.s Foster. us.-55ss., SEQ. A-ss f-
s-rra IA--y. rs4ze sc.c. Mss ~sita
E--w.c,- -.s vs seo~ec y
.ss esecs.oc Q. c1ceSs- Ms Vs. =
E rs sse-sd president
-AE1s--x A-s- = 2 vcsa4E- A
rS Res. N-= CARES
NJ ~aa- Eee4erE. AID NE
WA Se,.xs-; -adS.g
Ms ?. A. Szi-s, sux-sxcc-1-S $50
~a~- n. EsNel wA,.e-ss
v-. Ms. E-=s- King: 2-cSI
c,.l-g.Iss- Mrs Caa-s=s Il ='
VI q rsy. Mss Ca5iRs Osborn A-=s
Aka LaSs. Mrs. = 2 AXIS Ms
: Nssy, c p. S-ew.-- AID Rev z
" vssae-.
Ma E,heE 2 HaTes WAC -2s aeea
ys<ss.< relatives AZ fE@ tFa@
Masa+ Saas1ey.-m rs -NE1rE@1 -
80 s,rG-s = WsyEe
-aaa. So - NJ az Mrs. LesssE
Davis : =, <t-a zE-p
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
Coughs and Colds
That "hang On
A Real Menace To Everybody
How To Get Rid Of Them

4. l. you cannot
get nd 0: your
cough or cold
II in spite O.
~ha: YOU ar.
doing for 1t. &,
gs.li hangs On
ycv arc in very
real danger.
Tho Ion ger
sou have this
Irritating cough
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
Mrs Sarah Wrich.

TIE indy az A-s. Sarah w-.S.-
late If Wi.n,nz-or- Ma. rs
aro-gai % Sko<begza OF ne morn
ing tram ~ FRIDAY. L-s. Wrzh.
VII b -snenb e-et by -. ol6s- peo-
PIE Of skovhegan az .ha 1ste o< A..
torneT James w-zh. vho p-zc..cet
nv here - TIE ss7en:iez. Vh:s i,
skoSh=gan they lived n RIA. ~.
later known az The Hai.ss property
which ras s5t1a.ed where tie pos.
once How stands. Mrs.. Wight was
ninety years Old and had lived zi-t
her grzndca1zh.sr. 5lrz Map!
Virgil Caoa:e for Ire .aE st,e4.
year, che .s survived bv tins
granddaughter. three g-ez. grand ;
children and ore gres. Sres. grand
mid. Mrz- Choa.e accompanied n.
boty 70 Slo-hesar and il The gaes-
.. A-s- Mary Z. StlnchH4Id a, her
Aone on Eas. Lari.t street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
$500 Fire

Fire entirely destroyed ,te farm
buildings o. william ). Banks ard
brother early Friday morning. form
sr'y the Ed Kimb4Il pa ce in Corn
Vile NJ. Baaks was eating lis
breakfast In the Kitchen when he
heard . cracking sound ard on look
ing Up cav flames coming from the
open chamber above. The first re
ports to reach Sko.hezan we're that
M. Banks had perished in the fire
but this was later contrsdicted. Mr..
Banks had one horse in the barn
which was saved This is one o.
The Oldest places IN Cornville bu. the
buildings have always been KEEP: IN
good repair. The shed between the
ell and the barn was a recent add
ton. The hre was probably due 20 a
detective hue. The valuation yss
estimated by neigbbors a. ab,,i,
$3.50. which was only partially GOV
cred By insurance.
Mrs. e e. Joy and Mrs. Norman
HincAey we're ia town for a part of
The day Thursday. returning To
Hiacklsy on the afternoon train.
AeeEs. A. II. g. Soule. Clarence
Brown. Clarence Richards. Brooks
Brown. z l. Palmer, e. l. Eewd.ek
ana Merton Umbsrhind and Misses
Louise V6dssn. Edith Wilson. Olive
Dutton. Marion Brainerd, Lerena
Cochrane. Mildred Humphrey, Miss
Theresa Stewart and Miss Grace
Merrill. all employees at the State
House. were in town on Thursday to
attend the funeral Of Miss Annie p.
Cover. Mas Cover while in Au-
gustA was chief clerk in the Divi-
sion OF Inspection, Department Of
Agriculture.
John Corson has purchased a one
half interest in the barber shop opcr-
ated by Arthur Cote on Wa.e.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

re Heal Cough
-aAs EaEES HEALING HONEY. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

Wy-vs rss s@eeE received o. :As
death a.. G. Mel-ose Cs-lc0 Eha>2z g
cu-rer1 Ta4rsta. HzgAr a. s5- Me-
ry,s.. AssSst.a. Z HeErnse- Mas "a
9.,w1-< : s@-e-a- ~eeks Illness t-->F-
r>~.--sa-a NJ C1.111 ~aS Eey
veH known Hars having been ecF2 n
tE- .o~n an. iEssd here TIE grail
pz.vz cf Ms lie re VAS lie 80 -
IA sa7e Ee,a-ss NJ All Sarah Cos-'1
as ~es cso-r NzrvE :. ikst- As
yezs1S raAr &c ~as associated via
H:s Ea.ae- who vas nlle-a- - 80
Fairfield. Bonn company A-.er -
Death q IS +z-te- - was e1-p-cEe
= ~ f--ce- tzSE-eSs az --cs-11-
for several years, later -ni1g 20
Nzz.zet.s ~here ~ -41s his
-,rre lie vaS eEgsEe-T IN tsse s1Eo
x...c-. as ssz- - Se--L Greenland
se.eral yEa-s zgo = 5-zcE 1EacE ~
Mcmillan eIrRo-irg paycy aid wa-c1
was e-vzsa II Scv-L Star ta- 70 =
months Re leaves = VIE. cwo SIS
rs Ms ~s-== E--E=- g C=1-%-
a-d My -o-.o1 - California Az
c,.er s.Se.- -.or4zce 6I.G .ev=-L.
-eas z<c H vas Affiliate. Wiz
re SIica- Lo.ige. ?. 4 4 #.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

Fer. : " VeL5er - -he Cr.ve--
sa,lst church vii take Fn- cEe s-e
+c- 0. lis st-r1e Sunday Eo-1.rz
-Fas.z aas Lie" Z tie eTe--aE
-Le-e I'll Re = ur:7a se-v-e VIII a.
dress ~ re pastor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-25

ut, mAn aa'r."a nrAnrn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-22

WaShsnxton Recommendation
10 congress Esr she creation ~ an al
alssonAl ofslce IL me federal govern
mcnt - plroller nenerai u the
UnNesi States Is heine considered bs
iae treasury
Warsaw The roles have AoilAs.
"a the armis4ce with The RasSlaa
soviet forces ana the negotiations
between the two countries III s-s,-
xress At Riga have been broken or
according To newspaper aispaatAs>
received here
on boara steamship rarlmlaa.
by N1rclpsss SO the Associated Press
president-elecs Harding sl'eut the
saiesess SUNDAY n MONS reslnx and
reading az his steamer proceeded "a.
vars Panama anaef brishs troni~el
sam
New Work The cost at TWINS
deyisued nearly swo per cent NJ the
period 81 October "a ~ November is
10 Figures COMPLIED hese
Ny the national industrial conferen
hoard
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-22
RE TAIL DEALERS WILL
DECIDE ACALA MATTER
Meeting Called For Tonight To
Determine Whether Acala
Cotton VIII Be Adopted
or Not Adopted

"The Retailers assoclsa ION will
msa tonight 81 close np the Acala
COTTON deal or 10 drop Il entirely
said Secretary Gresory this morning
What ~ done onight will determine
largely whe;he Guthrie rs 10 take
q long step forward as cotton mar.
ket, or N'hethef another good .o,aor
fnnity will be- io@
Every member and every banker
should attend this meeinR The
bankers are 81 vitality interested IA
this moyemept ss anyone. but some
of them have alen no interest Ia tho
work Howesef every bank should
BE- represented eoni&ht because Il
will take the combined efforts Of ali
10 wsnceed " he aaid.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-22
State
Crops
AreFi;ne


Washington, NOV ca.-~cotson on
ned prior to Novemhee "A amounted
to s,eSo7fe running bales. ine,vainu
i7f.2i2 round bales. siaes bases ai
American Enyptlan ara qfy haiea 81
sea ISLAND the census bureau an.
nounced today
last year November "a. uinnsnos
amounted 10 .soA,aso bales. Including
@,42i round hates. ip.ooa bales o.
Amer'ean-E oyp,lan and a2ai bates cf
sea island
clnn'nas by states 70 November ia
this year were
Alabama. sos.sae; Arizona. Ao4ss
Arksnsas,efsi0a California. 2s,oso:
Florida. is.a1si Georgia. 1917. Lou.
's'ana. aootla Mississippi 500 400
Missouri. as.esa North Carolina SOL.
lss: Oklahoma 6i4e2o. SCUM caro.
lima fcsf7a1 Tennessee, ies 800:
Texas. a.'S617s; Virginia. o,Ass. ali
other states 3.7O6.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-22
NO SOLUTION TO THE
COTTON PICKING PROBLEM
Business Men, Farmers. Cotton
Pickers and Gin Men Hold
Meeting AT City Hall
Saturday Night

SMioe picksrs and cotton farmers,
iAs sarons. RIGS SATURDAY night wfA
ciiy nsery hAnts hankvrs COTTON ein.
ners and mill men AZ the cigS bail. III
an eftogx so come 90 s,rne agreement
~ 20 qriee "a be SAID lor coston plgk.
inS. MANY 81 those present eNsarS.
std tAcsr oninaon M she MATTER hgm
no decision or agreena~at was finalls.
re1ched The cotton seekers were
frank sn their statements tAas they
coaid NOD pick Ahe cotton for s. rs
she lt9 ixaands. The cotton groaers
were equally positive that they could
aE pay more shan slea per 100
lonaas for COTTON Gaokine and even
q thai prsce would rat make any.
shnw ON the crnp Comon esnners
agreed to cut the Sin price in event
an agreement could be reached
Several sgrakers urgcd the farmers
% PICK sae cotton and ii the prsce
was nos sassitiaa'ae 10 hold the cotton
nnsN next Sorting waaen q was contend
ed that lhe psice woasd hc higher IN
ssmG or o< lais c0gHensaun one of thv
SPEAKERS. Tom Jenkins. submitted
tanle Of COTTON rriees fsvm lSa 10
ISIS winch shows sAas In every y~sr
s-nce taAf sisne the price al cuxton
in tae Sprinr is better tl4an the prine
tn the fail Bankers were urged 20
ata the farmer in holding his cotton
90 m ieaS eafs al it for rise in
prices
Among other plans submitted was
that Mexicans be imported % pick
snn COTTON Texas cotton rAisers ne-
sorted 60 this method and succeeded
in getting their COTTON E1cked for
sisiie better than dollar a hundred
and that IN she face of fAe faos NAT
negro cotton plclers were demandlng
from Sc to 1915 for picking
The table ot figures submitted Ay
Jenktns follows:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-22
w. L. Burnett
Found Dead

W L. nurnett wellknown res
tavrans man. WAS feued dead u the
rear o. hss place ef business on
East Oklahoma avenue. early Mon
Gay ferenocr, re had but recently
opened his rev restaurant and VAS
very busy WITH tire great number a.
patrons WHO insisted on folio~lnp
him TO hlx new place of business
rhis morning he was missed fcr
short time and upon investigation
his dead BODY ~as found IN thc barn
at tire reAr os the restaurant. There
are some circumssances surround.
mo the finding o. ,he body which
arc being Investigated by the coun.
~ officials ara shc heath Officers.
ard Il is shouahs that corones's
Inquest viii be necessary 20 aetsem-
inc the real cause az his death.
W. L. Burnett was born At Day
ten. Ohio, August 81. 1888. ard was
married At Lafayette. Ind. in fsss.
70 Mlss hattie Littier. vino sur
wives him. 1sso sens we're born
sio tire covple. Arthur who died oc-
tchsr. tsls. srd Ralph. who died
ocsoeer 81. isas Mr.. eurnet, came
70 Guthrie IN tire early days, as the
head o. the Harvey system. ard
has beer q very prominent and &C.
live clsisen u Guthric ever since
Ne Vas nemher ~ Guthrie lodge.
IS. A, r a a. ~. ard trustee
q that lodge. He was also mem
Der 81 she Presbyterian Church, Ne +
rad recently scld Ms old restaur.
ant plant tn reslfe from active bukl
ness. bot Rad Afterwards been pre-.
vailed upon 70 open another house.
and this ~as lust running nicely
and 10 a most flourlshina condition.
Funeral arrangements will be an.
rounced later,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-22
SERVICE STAR LEGION
HOLD INTERESTING MEET
Wives. Daughters and Sisters of
Ex Service Men In Session
Saturday Accomplish
Much

The rsssaaaT asSatAsy meeting %
the Service Star Lesion held at she
Carnegie library SATURDAY afternoon
was sarresT y rrsae.a sy sae mnihers,
wives daughters aaa sisters ~ az.
service men and ihe proceedings
thrcaghoat ware fun 81 interest and
enthusiasm
The committees On The Awznistiee
Day banquet all made thelr final -e
ports and were discharged. all ~
ypFts and accounts we're audited. al
tNals g2sd and neaz balance turned
into TIE TREASURY 10 Ae he'd 4s "a
special tnnd fer future enferrainment
o. he soldiers os the county AL
surplus food and provisions frosn the
bznauAs had been turned over no ias
Ree Cross Tor distribution among ahe
needy
The solicizing committee All com
nenIed UPON the liberal way Ia which
-noss n the puAi5e responded and tne
splTk q E1srsotAsn and gratitude 10
ward TIE soldiers 30 geaerzlly dir
played. a
Plans for snture WORK we're dis
sSsssed. many ways beang outlined in
which the organization could he az
assistance in cooperating R6sh ire
American Le9ioa as well as lr carry
ing OIL thedr OWE ain4 of work
Ffteen new u'rushers were added
60 the rolls and r. wzs decided 10 pas
CT 3 speraal membership eampairn in
the near future.
This promises 80 be one o. the
st-on@ess and most active woman's
organization in the country. ard ev-
ery var mother wife. Elsser OF
daughter Who desires to heap IN rhe
work q secnFsng proper recognition
and compensation for the service men
and women from the people. she state
and sbe nation should 5oin.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-22
srArr cRops N ooon snAnr

Oklahoma Guy Nov "a rh a
bureau 81 agriculture has iaaued tho
following report of cpop conditions.
The cold cloudy weather os tiun
early paw ot the week changed toris
inH temperatures ana elear Skies dun.
ing Che second hall and harvest onpr
ations again took on feaawad ac,iy.
hY Sllos ~ which thaea aws same 81.
oo0 70 De state ere beins rlled With
corn Of kaffir or miio Wheat. barley
and rye have made excellant growth
and afford abundance pastnaue Ih.
labor situation has improved hut lli.
tle. "a" cold weaiher nakine diffl.
cult 80 keen pickefs inm mo,lnS
back to tle topns salen are uumer.
Gus, tenants are discouraged aud ara
seekns change ~ oH fhslda or on
poblIe voras
SOME wheat eepdne ~ stll eomg
$40 and iH nom maklng raid progress
under the improved wnalher cnnsil
iions 1'ha egWwing crop is fine ANA
is again heiak paanared since the
fields have dried Not much Nheai
being spld Carbon blsulfld tor kill
ink' weoFM IN stored grain continues
% be very scarce There appeaga
to be an increased acroase Of barley
and rye,
corn now coming IN from tho
fields ~ not ~ hish qualliy as thar
eathered before the rains. many ears
being rotied Karlr milo. feteriia and
ether grain suehums arc being head.
ed and ihrcshea
The last cotton report 81 bales
ginned prior 20 November. indicases
~ i2 per cent Of ihe estimated pro
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-22
TEACHERS FROM CENTRAL
DISTRICT TO MEET HERE
Several Thousand pedagogues
Will Invade Guthrie Latter
Part Of Week; Sessions
Begin Thanksgiving Day

several thousand teachers from
elesea coansles wiM lnyade Guthrie
Fhls ws~ak
i need the GO operation az Guthre
p~aple ia the housing OF the visitors.
said Mrs Cora Farrell today
The censsstl oklnhsAia Educational
association will hold nhrec-day sns
Sion Ia Guthrie bcginnins Thanksgv
iag day. November rs The main SEES.
soa wiil be held in Tho Methodist
ch0nh and sectional meetings as 9th
er convenient halls.
The railroads with give round.
"trip rate 20 Guthrie from aay point
ia she slaie for farr ANA a shlri ON
the ceriifscaie plan Il teacher can
no, buy a through tlcket to Guthrie
fCnntuanh GA pace a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-22

Washington Nov Y The YVES.
ora Union Telegraph company a0.
Piled u the District of Columbia 81.
preme ccArt today FOR an injunction
TO resraln Secretary of the Navy
Daniels from Interfering IN the con.
struction % i ielegraph cable ae.
tween Miami Florida ana Miami
Beach. Florida
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-22
WAS SHOT THAT WOUNDED
HAMON ACCIDENTAL? :?
Report From Bedaido Of Million
aire OIL Man Says Not
Necessarily Fatal Wife
Informed

Ardmcrc Nov lake + itamor.
Republican national committeeman
rs u loeal hoapiiai aufisrns IRON,
4 eansboi wouna ailexrd q he self.
inflicted a asordins u statement
issued ~ Frank l. Kctch. NF
l!amon was cleaning hla e5 eallhYa
automatic peiol last nlKht about
$ o'cloek preparatory q placing IL IA
his erin when lhc sun waa acclaenl
ANY dischargsd rue bullet paaasd
thgeuFh me upper lobe ~ lhe ilser
and DICED "a lhe mnaclos a thc
lack near sae splual column.
The injured man waikea Ia sha
lIards hospital two hiooka away and
reported thai hs baA accidentally pn,t
himself
While lhe wound la painful i, AZ
net considered serious gho naysiciaw
state unless complications arise An
auaeslholle mado tho patiens verg
sick through the nisht bat bla confl
Zion was reported better lhla mora
lux
4 Telegram has uecs SEEMS 10 Alfs
llanon ~ chlcaep Informing her af
the accident
Previous iu the accident Mf dunan
had epout me major part uf thv dav
with w u Nichols. formrr ohicf IL
police af Oklahoma CIV aA, kelly
Roah aiso of tna' city The men
were planning q trip 10 nllllnga Mon
lann whore Mr. ilam0n recently re
quirca oli interests They bad III
tended leaving thlH morning ia-
TeSaa aud were to relurn lo ArAma y
before solnR on the Mon wua lrlp
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-22
THO More Boys
Die In Crash
OF Airplane

san Antcnio. Tcxax, Nov 22-
.Tow more tiysna cadets Slgmund
cxymanskl Of s0s Maverick street.
San Antonio. srd James A. Turue5
Of Berkeley California, we're Ia
ftsntiy killed AZ W o'clock tnis
morning when their ship crashed
on the leading fieid AZ Kelly neld
Mo ?. Ire chip caught flrc ana
Was destroyed Sxymanskl. an N.
etrucsor cadet. was rs years of age
and had served several years +,
the army iis was married
Turncy. 2i years old, is survived
~ his ncther "a Berkeley. Both mcr
xgvcd their first training ~
March field
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-22

SLAYER or KANSAS CITY
SOCIETY GIRL IN JAIL.

Kansas City. Nor. 22-Dennis Gees.
ter. wh0 shot and killed Miss FIorenc 5
Barton whi.e she and her finanee
rere riding IS an automobile some
weeks zgo and who was recently ta's-
fnrea in Omaha rs now confined Ire
: paddea eeli in saI here elose.v
wsrcned by gzurds 10 prevent 1ins
from taking hss OWE life cAes;ss
hss fwioe attempted suicide since pc
Ing arrested
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-22
Quaint Court Decision; What's In Nae the Wages of Sin

news. but devoted 70 homilles on SO
clalism. Daily Leader" newsboys
cry ''T-he Daily Leader For two
weeks there was some confusion
bsft the buyer of the Socialist rag
was caught but once. The Socialist
paper is given 10 tue newstoys gra-
tig. This offer caused some DAILY
Leader" boys 70 take on the Okla
hosna City Socialist sheet, which add
ed 70 the confusion. A trademark or
copyright suit viii not hold under fhe
state statutes. since the Socialist
paper is labeled -The Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Leader" The name of tte