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The Washington herald., 1920-05-07

The victory Of the Oxford Cam
bridge relay team gives Great Brit
ain the lump" contest so far as the
internationals go. and with IL go
American congratulations. In the
meanwhile there will be a respite
until Hagen takes a shot at the
British open and the Olympic games.
Enter L. Cadore.
Apart from the acclaim that has
surrounded such pitching talent as
Walter johnson, Grover Alexander.
Eddie Cicotte and the like, there is
one stately product who hasn't re-
ceived the hip-hip that Is due.
We refer to Leon Cadore. of
Brooklyn, who has undoubtedly
pitched better ball since early March
than any man in the game-or out
of 1t.
Cadore, began his brilliant a
march by allowing only one rtL Al;
through his exhibition schedule.
His work in the South was mirac-
ulous, on par with johnson at his
best.
And since the season opened the
Brooklyn star has maintained this
same spectacular clip. How far he
will go at the same rate Is left for
the future book.
The important fact is that so far
he has outpitched the field.
Applying Power.
Power itself counts for no great
moment unless It is properly ap-
piled. A light. weak entry can
pummel a baseball further or drive a
The Washington herald., 1920-05-07
Navy Yard League.

hBatsd for Dement, IN the seventh tnnins
zone ................... 2 90 I'D
zone ..............,.... 202OO o.
Runs-Robey. Mccarthy. 2; Jenkins. Briek-
erd, SNOW, sullivan. .; Ruppsi. Pearson. Er,
ron- bricksrd. sheeban, Hartley. Ryan,
The Washington herald., 1920-05-07
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATIONS RESULTS.

Mobile. 2; Little Rock, 1.
birmingham, q; Memphis, 2.
Atlanta, 8; Chattanooga, 8.
Nashville. ?; New Orleans. L
The Washington herald., 1920-05-07
VIRGINIA DEFEATED
BY OLD ELI TRIBE

New Haven, May 6.-Yale was de-
feated by University of Virginia to-
day, to o, Burnett crossing the
plate with the only run in the sixth
after he had hammered a three
bagger to the right field fence. He
scored on d. Kuyk's bunt to Kelley
for a squeeze play.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-07
Totals. 2s ara Q
Aviaiors Issue Def.

Boiling Field Athletic Associa-
tion- has organized a second team
for the coming season. The first
game will be played Sunday. So
many soldiers have taken to the
outdoor sport that the athletic Of
Ger. Lieut. Post. was forced to
form reserve club.
For games address Athletic Of
fcer, Boiling Field.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-07
TOMMY Lowe Take Notice.

The Sporting Editor is holding q
letter for Tommy Lowe, the old
Southern lightweight
The Washington herald., 1920-05-07
Potomac League.
Totals. % 10 Is 4.

Runs-Perrigo ~, Mcfarland (2), Cowan
ca, Riston, Hogan. Stevenson, Baxter.
Errors-Cummings, Phillips, Herbert.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-07
A,zRIcAH AssocIATIor Results.

Columbus. 2; Toledo. 3.
81. Panl. 6; Minneapolis. ..
Indianapolis. 4; Louisville, ..
The Washington herald., 1920-05-07
1scSpEogRTLIIg15H!T , g.!!I.!1 Il!
)y Granhalld Rice

You said IL.
a man nioy drive nth the Hogen
sscoy,.
Far and stroight dodpn the open sray;
a man may come to the ntdsliie shot
Ind pnslt it on to the proper spot;
By hill aud dane Nth the festive
spoon
He ntdy ramble on to the same old
time;;
He m0y shoot one np, to the far
greepis brink
BsiDofththsiif paitssooptsiHki
A may nlayb be on his driving game
And erop hsm ont to his soars oe-
claim;
With eleek and iron and the nibliek
s1ripc,
His stuff be there and his form be
ripe,
He may haze the eye for q jiggey Try
dnd hold the line as bird might fly;
From tee to green he may reap the
BntgottHekeEf keEfhispEtts7pont'tdrobf
The Washington herald., 1920-05-07

They uutcbsd Bobe Ri.ih for
homs-rrs eloa.; they uuitsd-bst
all is pais. The mighty infant
trries filed ont; one hit ruus his
osly goin. Sehoebs had q cork
screw bead on top, the Yonks
tired three on the psoEnd. But
foar to one tieked ovsr the NAB
Gsd Washisgtos tpos the yoand.
The Ordway new era., 1920-04-30

i this 5th day of Apsfl \. II. t92h
+ Hannah NJ. Wadloigh. as one OF the
heirs of Charles Z. Wadleigh. To.
ceased. presented 10 and filed In tins
q Court her verified petition. asking
( for the determination OF the descent
of the real property belonging "a tho
said Charlss Il. Wadleigh. Deceased
at the time of his death. a more par
ticular description of which real
property Is rs follows, to-w!t;
The Southwest Quarter tSwi. }
Of Section Twonty-nmc (s9N. Town
ship Tweuty-one tsil South. RanrN
Fifty-five 1854 West OF tn sixth
PRINCIPAL Moridisr, IN Crowley
County, Colorado. containing ieA
acres, according 10 the Government
Survey thereof
That in stad petition {; IS ailee 4
that the sole and only heirs % the
said Charles i. Wa>taigh. Deceased.
end. as such, entitled tn the above
described real property are ss fol
lows. tO-wit:
Hannah NJ. Wadleigh Daniel Ed-
win Wadleigh. Walter +. wadle,gh.
Nettie f Bell. James A Wadleigh.
Helen NJ. Johnson. Robert L. Wsd-
leigh. Clarence l.. wndleigh, Leslie
E. Wadleigh. Fannie L. Lunstrum
And You, and each of, you
are further notified to appear ana
answer. or otherwise plead to said
petition. on or before the 2ith day
of May, A. ID. 1920. the day set for
the hearing thereof. o. on or before
the day to which sech hearing NAV
be continued. or said petition will
be taken for confessed
Given under my hand and seal OF
said Court at Ordway. I'm the County
of Crowley and State of Colorado,
this 5th day of April. A. D.. 1920,
CHAS. c. WOODBRIDGE
Judge and ex-Officio Clerk of the
County Court OF Crowley County.
Colorado.
Mast e Meilsie. Attorneys for Fe,
titioner.
First publication April 16. 1920
Last publication May 7, 1920
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TWO CONTEST CASES UP
HERE FOR TESTIMONY

Two land contest ~ees were up in
land court here this week for the ta-
king of testimony One was the case
of Fred A Williams vs. c. p Sweet
on homestead entry and the testimo-
ny VIII be reviewed by the land of
flee board. The other was the CON
test of Everett Chester against Price
Lea Chester gave in his testimony
but Leach allowed the matter to go
lv default.
The Ordway new era., 1920-04-30
NOTICE

NOTICE OF A PROPOSITION TIC
CREATE AN IMPROVEMENT
DISTRICT IN THE TOWN OF
ORDWAY, COLORADO. TO BE
KNOWN. AND DESIGNATED AS
MAIN STREET IMPROVEMENT
DISTRICT NUMBER ONE. AND
TO CONSTRUCT THEREIN A SY-
STEM OF ORNAMENTAL LIGH-
rs. AS PROVIDED BY CHAPTER
ONE-HUNDRED FIFTY-oNE OF
THE SESSION LAWS OF COLO
RADIO. 1899.
All owners OF real estate herein
after described, and all persons in
terested generally. are hereby noti-
fled that the Board of Trustees of the
Town of Ordway. in Crowley County
Colorado. has adopted full details
and specifications for the construct
ION of system Of ornamental street
lights, with the appurtenanees in and
for a proposed Improvement district
W thin the corporate limits of the
Town of Ordway, to be known and
designated as MAIN STREET I'M
PRoVEMENT DISTRICT NUMBER
ONE. the cost of said Improvement,
with interest as hereinafter provided.
to be assessed by ordinance upon all
of the real estate in said district in
as the frontage of each
piece, lot or parcel of land in the
said proposed district is to the from
tage of all of the lots or parcels of
land in said proposed district. said
district being described as follows
te-wit:
Embracing all lots and fractional
lots in Blocks numbered thirty-nine
(39D. forty t40). forty-six (46).
foTty-seveu (4D. and that part of
block numbered fifty-four (54D lying
rorth of the Missouri Pacific Rail-
way right of way. fronting or abut-
ting on Main street in said Town of
Ordway. being lots 7 to 80, both in
elusive, in block SO; lots to 10.
The Ordway new era., 1920-04-30
COMMENCEMENT PARTYs

The dats for the Commencement
partys are as follows;
May S-Annual school picnic.
May ls-Junior and Sophomore
reception.
May 21-Annual banquet.
May Teachers annual picnic
May -Baccalaureate sermon.
May 24-Class play.
May Graduation.
The Ordway new era., 1920-04-30
HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI
HOLDS ANNUAL MEETING

The annual meeting of the Alumni
was held at the school building on
FTilay evening. April 8 and the fol-
lowing officers were elected for tho
coming year:
President, Lola Colyer
Vice President. Mrs. &c. Campbell
Sec.-Treas.. Edna Vinyard
The Ordway new era., 1920-04-30
izANY ATTENDED DISTRICT
CONVENTION OF S. B. ASSOC

The district convention of the Sc
ourity Benefit Association was held
week and quite delegation of the
Ordway members were in attendance.
Ralph Riggs was the delegate from
the local lodge,
The Ordway new era., 1920-04-30
NOTICE OF HEARING OF PE1Y.

NpiN r. vi HEARING of PElJ-
TIoN.
State of Colorado
SIS
County of Crowley
In the County Court In Probate
In the matter of the petition of
Hannah Nj. Wadleigh for the deter
mination of interests I'm the lands and
tenements of Charles E Wadleigh.
Deceased.
The people of the State of Colr-
radO to:
Daniel Edwin Wadleigh. Walter f.
Wadleigh, Nettie F. Bell, James A.
Wadleigh, Helen NJ Johnson. Robert
l.. Wadleigh. Clarence l.. WadleiGh,
Leslie E. Wadleigh, Fannie l.. Lun-
strum, Greeting:
You are hereby notified that ON
The Ordway new era., 1920-04-30
Cultivates Sugar Beets
Thoroughly

You can cultivate four
rows of beets at a time, no
matter whether the rows are
uniform widths, l8, 20, % or "a
inches apart; wide and narrow,
10 and "a, 10 and 26, 18 and "a,
18 and 20 inches apart; or three
rows of beets or beans at time
26 to SO inches apart. We have
the tool with which this can be
done, and will be glad to show
it to you. 1t is a time and labor
saver, and, therefore, profit
maker for the sugar-beet-grower
The Ordway new era., 1920-04-30

planning to double their production The
demand from Europe, South America and the
Orient is the greatest in history and can not
be even nearly supplied by present produc-
ton in the United States
Into this highly favorable market condition
enters the Linapede, product of the same in
ventive genius that originated the Leyner
Drill harpener, which sharpens over 90 per
cent Of the machine-sharpened steel IL The
world-the man whose Little Tugger" host
was adopted by the U. S. Shipping Bosrd as
most efficient for shipyard and ship equ;p-
ment during the World War
Personally conducting this enterprise is Mr.
]. Geo. Leyner-the man to whom William l.
Saunders chairman United States Ncva' Con-
sulting Board during the World Wa. wrcte
You have done more to advance the art of
mining and tunnel driving than any one of
this generation Your work has not orig been
of great scientific value, but the things that
you have done HAVE BEEN PROFITABLE
TO ALL THOSE WHO HAVE BEEN INTER-
ESTED IN THEM"
He invites you to share with him ir he pro-
hts of this, his greatest invention, Just
hundreds of others have shared in grea; pro
fits from all of his previous inventions,
Those who know Mr. Leyner and therefore
realize what his sponsorship of this enter
prise means. will be eager to learn full par
ticuars concerning the opportunity now open
to share with him the profits from his latest
and greatest invention. This information will
be gladly furnished by our local representa-
tives. Use the coupon.
The Ordway new era., 1920-04-30

The High school team visited the
La Junta team last Wednesday and
was victorious in a score Of 10 to 13.
The Ordway new era., 1920-04-30
SCHOOL NOTES


On Thursday and Friday of thi,
week there is story telling hour
held in the Auditorium of the school
building in honor of the Children S
week, time 500 to 800 p. m. Miss
Case and Miss DuPuy will take char
ge Of the primary department. On
Thursday Miss Stobbs and Miss Col
yer will have the Junuiors from $3.50
to 800. On Friday Mrs, Trimble
and Mrs. Bunch will take charge at
the same hour. All children, includ-
ing those not attending school are
cordially invited.
Last week the school was favored
with two very splendid speakers.
Father Donovan of Denver and Cap
tain in the T. S. army, gave a very
inspiring talk. On Thursday Rev.
Pimlot spoke to the intermediate
grades. His talk was appreciated
and enjoyed by all.
On Thursday morning of this week
the student body had the pleasure of
listening to several beautiful solos
by Mrs. Barratt Wells
An Arbor Day program was given
Tuesday, April 20, by the Fifth gra-
de. Quite a number of recitals. solos
and duets were given by the pupils.
The Fl. s. ball team played the
town team last Thursday with score
to in favor of the school.
The Ordway new era., 1920-04-30
INFORMATION

INFORMATION
Hurd 4 Mcclellan, Representatives,
The Leyner Tractor & Mfg. Co.
Dear Sirs: Please furnish me with complete
information concerning Mr.. Leyner's Tractor
The Linapede, and your Series "a" preferred
stock issue.
Address
Occupation
The Ordway new era., 1920-04-30


to make this a better wOrld? ?
n CERTAIN man in New York filled out his
L income tax report
1t showed an income so large that his tax
53go. Ana his total gifts to church and char
1ty for the year were $I4S.
Think of thousands spent for luxuries and
pleasure for himself and $l48 to leave the world
little better than he found it!
Most of us do better than that; but not very
much better.
Our average daily gift for all church causes is
less than spend for daily papers
less than local telephone call
less than third of the days car fare
less than day
No wonder that 8O% of the ministers of America
paid less than $40 week. No wonder that
the church hospitals turn away thousands of sick
people year. No wonder that China has only
one doctor for every 100000 people. No wonder
that every church board and charity society is
forever meeting deficits forever passing the hat.
1t isn't because we are selfish; it isn't because we
don't want to help. It's just because has put
big program and asked think of the
work OF the church in a systematic businesslike way
The Interchurch World Movement represents the united
program of thirty denominations They have surveyed
their whole task business could have done better
They have budgeted their needs business could have
scientific budget They have united to the
possibility waste and duplication. AT least million dol
lars will be saved by the fact that thirty individual
paigns are joined in united effort.
And they come to the men women who love America
you-t this week asking you them the chan
mel through which certain definite part of income
can be be applied to make this better world
Only you part of your income that
should be.
It's good time right that question.
We're passing through the world just how much
better will the world be because you passed through
;::::;:: ::;::; CD >::::: s:;:::
cMsINTERCHURCH
World Movement
of 00th .4nevica
ne >sIses Of Is possible
thing dssomiaahsss.
The Ordway new era., 1920-04-30

This company is organized under the laws of
Colorado with an authorized capitalization of
s2,500,000 represented by $4,000 shares of
common stock and 200. 900 ohares of prefer
red stock, all shares having a par value of
$1,000
In offering the public the opportunity to
share in this enterprise through the purchase
of Series "a preferred stock Mr. Leyner has
devised a stock issue with all the Inherent
safety of preferred stock combined with the
unlimited earning power of common stock.
The preferred stock is entitled to a seven per
cent per annum cumulative dividend, but it's
earning power does not cease there. After the
common stock has also received per cent
the preferred stock will share EQUALLY
WITH THE COMMON in all profits above 7
per cent.
In order to produce considerable number of
Leyner Tractors in 1920. Mr.. Leyner has ar
ranged that the Vulcan Iron Works-unques-
tionably the best equipped engineering plant
in the West-will be DEVOTED SOLELY to
the manufacture of the Linapede under his
PERSONAL SUPERVISION.
An output of only three tractors daily-about
one-tenth the output Of some older tractor
concerns-will earn approximately s75o,OOO
profit per annum. This represents over 80
per cent on the company's entire capitaliza-
tion and may be confidently expected
Never was demand for tractors so great as at
present. Tractor companies with capacity
OF twenty to thirty tractors daily have dis
posed of their output for 1920. while others
The Ordway new era., 1920-04-30

and for the man who grows
beans extensively.
A push of the foot causes
the tools to dodge quickly
to avoid damaging the growing
plants, and no matter what your
conditions, a complete set of the
style of tools required can be as
sembled on the tool bar in two
to five minutes without the use
of even a wrench.
This cultivator also has a
lever for fitting the tool bar for
leveling without changing the action
of the lifting lever.
The Ordway new era., 1920-04-30

The Fl. S. ball team played the
town team last Thursday with score
2 to 2 in favor of the school.
The Ordway new era., 1920-04-30

A full line OF letter files at the
New Era office.
The Ordway new era., 1920-04-30

When Mr.. George Leyner announced
that after five years of unremitting
labor he had perfected farm tractor
which satisfied his ideals of mee han
ical efficiency and met his equally
rigid requirements of field perform
ance. every person acquainted with
Mr.. Leyner's history knew that this
meant a really notable addition to the
Farm Tractor field of the United
States and another great Leyner in
dustry for Colorado.
They knew that the man who revolu-
tionized the art of mining and tunnel
driving through his invention of the
Hammer Drill in 1897. had the me-
chanical genius to effect the basic
improvements in traction, steering
control and system of fabrication
which, makes his tractor, the Lima
pede.' far superior to other tractors.
They knew that the man who founded the
Leyner engineering works at Littleton, Colo
RADIO and fostered its growth into the leading
plant OF its kind in the West well fitted
by experience to organize and direct success
fully another great institution for the manu-
facture and distribution of his latest and
greatest invention, the "Linapede."
Mr.. Leyner himself feels such confidence in
his new enterprise that he has given up nearly
all other activities in order to devote his all
to directing in person The Leyner Tractor &
Manufacturing Co. OF which he has been
made president
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erchs.srs auaer ,he alreesian II n
n RYAN
- = -
Keeesy Moer<,s shah cieh.
Mrs. c. "a psdaoeA vas hosiees
70 ne keonss uaAnes shah Aciah
yesterday when Mrs EAog l.von Il
Oklahoma cts. Mrs jnhn Adams
Ngs kaT FairfNIi Mrs. 'seore
RltEAaagt ard AF~. Fred ulrsll ~
sere special Esesls seores Al Nae
ton ~~se won hy Mrs Win rattcr.
son. Mrs. O. z norlins and Mr.
i.sNn
Mr. and Nrs preniiss Price II
Oklahoma cay mesorsd - Cnshfl
seaas a. b. the dinner racsis of laiev
and Mrs \. G c. nierrr and Nles
Loaise nierer Miss nlerer returned
heme from The CITY Yesterday after
eaendins several aays A gaesi Of
Mrs katherine : ltaiseil
* y "
Mrs. ]. II. Ireland accompanied her
daughter. Louise. 70 okhhopa cits
toda, where shs will aiiead e' nast
er eeg hunt
~ Il X
Mrs y. n. f.illle N entertaining
With chsldren's Raster rauy to-
DAY.
Y y NJ
Mrs " 7 George tpcnt today In
Oklahoma City
y r -
h,n Morris has retained home after
accompanying his moihrf 20 Rattle
cw~k. Mich
r = X
rom harris nf Oklahoma CAV Ia
weekend guest Al the Karl J. III.
son home az Col Fast Washington.
= = -
Trinity GuAd of the Epiacopallsr
church wsll meet TUESDAY with Mrs
Jennie Trader
Y = y
Mr. and Mrs. J = iovrless will
leave Monday for New York % ac-
company Mrs koes~ch home. and re-.
main Tor months visit IN New
York
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recommended your medicine 20 several
sounx ladies who have all beDehtt~d
bg it"--Nrs- Asxrs l. BEEIow., 3os
LiBooln Rd. East Rochester, y. \.
Younz women who are troubied With
painful OF irregular periods, bscksche,
headzfhe, drxRringdown sensations,
fssnfinr speils OF Indigestion should
take Lydia 2. Pinkhxm's Vegetable
Compound. Thousands have h-<n re-
stored 10 health ty fhis root ard herb
remedy.
Write fer free and helpful sivice 10
frdis T. Pir<ham Nedicin~ Co. icon
4denfiall, Lynn. Nzss- Women only
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Honoinia. April Seven han lrc
Japanese troops and civilians weie
killed IN a t~o-day hasile with Rus
sian boishesik forces Al NikolaieysA
siberia. according 10 a Toxic cable
dispatch received by the Japanese
newspaper Nippu Jiil here.
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Easter Music.

The csnfsts Prom Death to Life"
by Bartlett viii be given tomorrow
Inighi AZ ; O'Clock by the Christian
church choir The chorus Of %
voices while entirely composed OF
ne regular church choir. has been
Drscticing. faithfully and the
cantsta win be writ worm hearing.
One o. fhe main attractions viii be
the accompa niment Of an eight .iece
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IAP FORCES Will. NOT
IN WITHDRAWN <ON

Honolulu. April - Premier Hara n
Japan. has officially announced that
Japanese forces IN siberia viii not be
Withdrawn until the situation
clear" acco-ding 10 a Tosio cable to-
day 20 the Nippa Jill. a Japanese
vernscplar newspaper here
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The laundry business wss a money !.
maker FOR the United States gov
enment during 1879 Laundry prop
eriy 20 the amount ~ t2.3is. i53 was
paid for and profit was made bo.
sides amounting TO more than 5000 :
600.
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cur THIS QUILT IS WORTH
nnAgN

Cut out this slip. enclose with Sc ls
Foley a Co. 2Sei Sheffield Ave. Chi.
cago. m. writirg your aame and ad
dress clearly You Will receive IN re-
turn a trial package eOniainlhg Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound. for coughe
colds and crOup. Foley kidney Pill
and Foley Cathariic Tablets.
Sold everywhere.
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To be happy you musi BE- we'll n
YOU are frequently troubled with con-
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West caihsls Methodist npissaral thases.
liesengh Ntfsti hni Noble Asenas
N.hsu ". t-shsw. a. rsss.f.
Res ig2t W Nehte Phone ms
iasfss services
sunday Schopi. ~ to
4 >issisy. Sufst,Aieud az
r,,.lal Raster pnosrAm tn~ds' :. eouf
nnd sharsh io.lo 4 "A
naptismal snd Nemhership Nefsicr
rastat, lian itanr rrcpamiloa rsFslse
Teo
I Epsorth League. q @
Tt.nlas Worship. : -
~ermea "A Tragedy iaaes Victim ~
Hts Human ffalits.'
A vrrs enrdisl Invitation 4. sstendsd 10
the puhit % aiteHd thssr esfsl,es
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In German skilled workmcn for
merly occupied IN tn manufacture Of
arms and ammunition are now being
trained 20 turn out high grade parts
for automobiles
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Pad breath. bitter taste. dizziness
ard a eenerai no account" feeling II
q sure sign ~ torpid liver HER
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blood. regulates the bowels and re-
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IoaftI tor ~ftfA
years and think Il
fne. ] am a prac
tieai nurse and
when ! get run down
and nervous | take
the Vegetable Com
pound ! also have
trouble with nav
bladder when I am
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rir-s frs.h,ssrs.s shsrsh.
s.eafxs u. Nlshnl.. pa.fns.

ss"fHs " Nhh"f~s sa~f"fs
Corner Division street and Noble Avenas
sunday School, pita A. ~
MsrniaF sefsier a. n A ~
verepfloa u new members. Easter sef.
mDH snd Faster mH~is
in the s,saiaE the SUNDAY sebaoi will
presens an Easter ~crsse~ rntltled. The
Living christ"
All are cordially lnsiisd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-03
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