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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-29
DEGREES CONFERRED ~
MAS0\> on SOLDIERS

one visiting Gusarie lodge M Is.
= = and 4 N las, nighs would have
he Impression thas De was IA an
army lodge or close TO one IN
Masters degree was conferred -
shss lodge aRon shree returned sei
aie~s hy degrees team VITO wefa
ass discharged soldiers oF sailors
Leroy Aateii Senior Wardfn. wss
ss'acra ia charge and was atls a.
sssed ~ Ralph Deming. walter BoA \.
raal Barnes. Harry Rinehart Victor
NscAols aaa Gee r Montesth wHh
Rev loan A cailan acting a. eaap-
lin During tae iuternlsss''s VI =
~ork. she lodge rarook q ~
sasg@~ 81 Barneits cafe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-29
CONFESSION MADE BY
CIC0TTE SPILLS BEANS
THut SANDS or DOLLARS
TAKEN FROM Rail-. FANS
NHn Ret On CHICAGO
10 WIN: GAMES
FINED AND PLAY
FRS FAILED TO
PLAY


cAlSsss. Seps. 1s--saseeal incses.
r~tnss against five er six earahlerx
~sfe oonslaerea teosy Sy the ccex
eeSwss srarc 8ary investigating
s'fssrc~src~ cf hasenagi sawrs. ac-
eorasns to tsarsisy Repsosle. assist
art states attorney ir eharue Al sne
inaors. Ase Auel forr~er feather.
~ssHs champion. ard Arnels Resh-
ssesr 81 Mes Nork. were sals hy
Sspsesse e rave beer lrvclsss 4
sssslns0ns presented 10 me srsra
sery ssssil. 4 ~zs sssd nsndis1 to
raerey psic write sos players
Mere efsyers may he lrcieted, 4
vas a'ss srcscates - Rspaesle. sfss'
sre s~ans gsry nss heard tire test
-ens q presssera Jonnson arc f4as
s3er cf tire American ard Naiionss
ssasuss. Aho are te testify socsY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-29
BOYS HAD MANY
SILK SHIRTS FOR SALE
But Sheriff Robertson and His
Deputy, Marion Rinchart, Cut
Their Business Short
Two In Jail

sherlif Robertson made dandy
catch last nlfls lio waa assla,ea la
she work hy Marion Rlnehart. ,ho
latter aiding materially ~ lhe uocohs
Of two arrests,
raFly a the evening Robertson wae
given . tip ny Rsnehaft that there
were some ssranre boss ia town wao
we're offeHnF - seu 'lno sllk ahlua
very cheap Robertson aHd Ulnahafs
finally lssated the ear drsyen bs tha
boys and them Matched isAe eutgancs
to rlstafe shpt Nhere Ihe iuu hoyn
were seen q enter But n appears
ihAi v.e boys beoaine suspicious when
they saw q policeman standing elose
70 their ear They mada a run ior
a. With Rebevson and Hlnehart IA
close pursult The race terminated
~ the Federal balldlne ana Tho two
hoYs were iaen 40 jell Tho enr au
almost nem llalek roadster. was held
by he sheriff To-day w4p came
from lhe sheriff q cVfier county aiat.
inE lhat tbe eaf BAD heen aioien at
Afamore ana ths' he var on his wa,
v nushfe q Identify II aad take tha
lAo bvya hack
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-29
HIGH SCHOOL BEGINS
ACTIVITIES, IN AND )uT
Athletics Debating Teams ad
Other Games In Program
First Football Game II
caried For Friday

rba hlsh sslesss hAa begun tAln
yaar eith mafe shsa aeual energy
aud enihaaiasm Qulte nalnrhlly
paaple waat - thos shat she sfa.
deula are s9iHg 81 aD "a show mat
they Aea alive aud Interested IA fAa
sarloua sehool activities IA me class
room and aas There ara iuAt noM
tAu lluspflAat enterprises she nclnog
~ engaged h, football and tho yaars'
lygnuu course.
This season has begun villa maeh
enthusiasm among the boYs over sAa
football schedule. tvery aftnfwun
after sehpai hours finds from ~ wsnfv
e iwsaty flss husky lads wofkinr out
20 make = place ea ihe team. o. wifh
ahaelfish ssai. - help either nsar~
pritiisins msteFsai ~ yhanssetes fas
ms hsavy seasons aehsduis New
footballs. uew suits and sweaters have
heen purchased at eoBslderuhle eesf
70 that the heys might he srnlr
tisted tor practice a. weii a. t1e
s~rs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-29
fHRfE Rt RN> All. ".
LICENSED 10 MED

There mArriAee licenses we're -.
sa*a since yesterday JOAN VI Nad
aax s. EntA and FAnny Morgan 3
~ Cherokee Cs0rae F,steg - es
Lasher AaA Ruhy GaiiAmcre - .
1 hortAw. Prank J Schmide 20 ans
Raoy yoss. - both of oklahoua
yssty Birdie BrSnscu. - MuiAall. and
Ruby Terhune ~ of Guthrie A =
pags. e. and EtAsl Crsder IS, hosa
as oklahoma City
Three q the brides tnase are nam
~ RnAy ana each "A "a wears ol exe
Gnhy Rouerman. court cleFk depasY,
sssana she keense~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-29
Carter Must Put
Tax on People
Says a Judge

o.laheraa CITY. osls- Scot ss--
pemar~sr filed ~ tns state 70 sh<
pssstsen of aoman pruist Okla
AAwa City attorney. asking sn2s
Frank C. Carter. state xuSsscs. ~
permanently eniolnec from ssrslsy.
sas = rslst ard half state lew 10
eounts CLERKS Was sassasnes ~
gutee Georse W Clara ls clstr, 4
eeert here iase sessercss. n max.
~ sAs osslslon Judge Glars aeis
tAAs a estlssr shoUio ncs he allow,
90 te enssr centrovcry with
state efsie.al and shst the correct
procedure wcasu be 70 pay ths tas
ard then bring tire matter 40
xeurt.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-29
WHITE WAY" WILL BE
INSTALLED IN OCTOBER

TIE material for the white way
wiil Dc slipped October 18th. iust
yorty days ahead of schedule. accord
s1g 70 Manager VIII Boasen Of la
pgsle Services comp4ny.
gasf as soon as Toe material gets
teFe Ne wiii raxh installation aa1
an satisfied that by the first q
December Guthrie rili be ablaze With
sleetrNlfy from he best whiie Wy
ssssem ever Installed in the siaff-
"a M Bosxen.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-29
soRE coAFFssloNs sooN

chirseo. Sect 2s.-r0r-eer corfss-
sscns ~ sc~se 81 ire sever write Sex
players. s-r. ~i.n ere former piss
e.. were ireSrte1 yesterday IN cor
rcrtior WITH see alleges throwing cf
sre 1873 Norscx series. ~1 be rsce
WITHIN q csy or ts~1. Alfred $. AIS
trsAr. attorney fo- fhs bail ciSn. sr
rsg1ce6 se6ag. N hst seen rvracre1
s~ss az sess. t~o rt the seven ~fre
sryscUs - sgrpaer>ert tfe cerfssssor
e E1rie c,cctte sns Joe Jsckson
sssh eNeir statements.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-29
SHERIFF ROBERTSON
GRABS ANOTHER CAR

Sheriff RoS,esfson has a Buick tonf.
tng car and ss looking tor the Owner.
He sdeke1 " the car AZ SioD -
lzsf night after the driver and ; A.
efaer nss hal hastily Ieft g. The
ear xrzs out Of gasoline The lieease
tag hzs been taken of, and Il was
Otherwise czrr01flage1- no qnes.ios
n ~ nind tzt hat fbe ear vas
s.o.esv ss.1 zossrtsos today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-29
LON. TINE CITIZEN
or CITY u DEAD

Jniia1 L. Busch. long time citizen
q Gathrfe ss dead The end cans
this morning ~ she family resIderce
iI9z East Villas Mr Busch sustz.n-
e injuries about three weeks ago IN
~ auto acc8dent. when . car stfack
sim while be was crossing q street.
II il sad b. relatives that hiz death
vas caused from these iniufiss
Fanerzl services VII be held AZ
tie houas Wednesday morning ~ 10
Ioelock.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-29
covlssex IS SATISFIED

chicssc sept 2s.--cnsrsrs A. Ger
lsxsy. sresscers cf ire criesgs Write
Sex -ar a5o rsa beso bfossr
c.~r In h~aitr for ire past ytsf.
srcke1 better t1csy trsr Re hss seT
acre rscrsbs past Ize ID not nave
.re ~r-rsec lock pnicn rad tsksn
sszo a rsrr ~,-~ ire taSetsii ses~c1i
cr. nr5er way. re spp~ ~arec 70 be
= ~sr sh. vas sstisfisc-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-29
hgM YcRk uaosE NoM

NeM Scrs Sx1t 2s 10 street -k.
serwey Lewis ~ Kings ecQnty ar
reunsrc ts0ss NE moaia st&rs sr rs-
r-ecsate insessiassicr of ~rpors thss
. clsa4e a. Sawbie-s plsn to hrsee
s.e-sers 81 ire Brooklyn Nssiorls
psrposely 70 icss CARRIES to shesF
A-sersesr. league cpponerts IN tae
co-sre ~ori1s s<res
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-29
mcswmEv sriLL ALlvr

London sept ae rrrencr Mas
sNiney. lord mayer 81 Cork had
ters had nlfht a. bflAion pgiAaa an4
nas lcutlaF very drawn this nrfn
ing. said a bulletin issued ~ ~
Irish SeltDaterminatiou ioaKue
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-29

1894. al time when Mr Cox
was serving is soy rnor of Ohio. aud
Was giving no attention 20 the affairs
of bis aalapef, which was enlyrlt
ln charge ot the manaelnr editor Mf
- n Kumler The editorial which
was written ply Howard braslon Was
40 fan 0i congregations and ~ entire.
ly out ~ line wish the well known and
tfs4.att......s 80. fsn.t.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-29

New Orisz1s. La Se2enber =
lssa ToaExht txtr colser prosessv
ssest. Tssrsssz fSl,.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-29
4 Destructive Tax System and Remedy

The methods o resource
50 which fhe entire business If he United depends
while we hear predictions that xaiion viii decrease
must face the fact that for the rQnrrents
debts including the loaned Allies
high which Government expenditure hayc
eal or taxation If from four - five billion dollars pcr year
II continue 10 this by profits
of the uf The
eriSes been dependent during all these
capital commercial and financial developments required BE
fore the there Of about 400 900 investors small AID
sarge who could BE- counted Absorb amount of
the hundreds Of tions This
completely disappeared and Of these owing
The increased Of living with the heavy income pra
ealy percentage Of their capital 20 living
TIE fact that enterprise handicapped hy heavy profits
makes for ultra conservatism the Of the speculative
Who pay large ii his profits made
bat stand 100 per q his loss Il bis judgment fault
1hq wealth of this country has been built np h o
profits business savings to-day of The
periods business the merchant who made
profit while spending literally enabled to put
hack his une provide for the reaon that was certain 10
nation whore. due the last three
profits have merchants had
Of income profits practically all
that they have earned their living and when the LOSSES
efaues viii hayesui
reductions their which would ordinarily
BE- relied upon meet these losses.
All this must change or business vii lreaes impaee
An Economic Tax Should Be Substituted
There only way this and that through tax
Oh sales which every Of United States well
foreigner may live within shores viii pay equally toward The
expenses the Government and have his stake IN The eouar
saaall per sales while il would produce 20
the amount large enough 70 make II unnecessary 70 Keep
xees trosiis n enough ja,
that ifs existence wns'd be eeareey peree9f'ble
would IN effect fiat percenas of against
volume business paid monthly By corporation part
nsrship association or individual II business
New-York tribune., 1920-11-13
Iowa Is Shor7 $4,000
Houses, s nators EIea,
Crowded Conditions Have r.
come Menace to Health. Cal.
der Committee T. Told

DES MONIES, Iowa. Nov. p
home shortage in Iowa vas es.r,..
at $4,000 dwellings bv 81. n So
state Housing Commissioner. fo.5s~
hearing conducted by the ~
States Senate Committee on 2o,
struction. lie said some es4 ~.
placed it & high as $4,000. CO...
conditions in some Tics had beroo.
menace 20 health, ne asserted
of dwellings and nigh rort- -
caused families TO rent Gin ns~.r
ship" the witness dec ared
Throughout the s-at those e-
toned said, the ccunt~g-ta citv re-
nent IS cont NJ ag, arm homes bf.-
vacant and c.fy homes scar4a
Comm .ssie17z @aaas sa d an ,-s..
ficient mum er of hou IN Ct-,-,..
may have -elped spread dIrhtse~.a
congo ted sections III fnat cft-
MoreT sas sad 70 hc -ext-s-~s..
tight in iowa. due r. the hessy 4.
manGs j. al parts of the .sar--..
money. a. aftern1 of Iowa -
land boor,. and also an b ..s,ns.-
heavy speculation in stocks n ..,
state.
Two ways OF stimulating homs bni =
nc We're sUgge estel ia r.soonse =, a.
corr rnittee's questions One n~s,o.., +,
tax exemption Of new : built homes s,-
i limited period. Senator Caseor
dorsed that suggestion AnotHe~ sn-'
gestion was by Nh Sands. and ALL.
Gated state legisl alton per1ir- ..l., c','
munitv units 70 organize ofTci4l brfs.
ing loan boards. whlca woa.G Ire sur
vised by state and ~ation
New-York tribune., 1920-11-13

business Agents as having written to
him, the Planer Mems Association and
members of the stone industry.
Terra Gotta Cheaper
Under examination in connection
with this letter, Snyder said the change
from terra Gotta TO limestone was
ordered and took place on and after
January 20, 1919. He added that If the
contractors we're permitted the altcrna
tive as they had previously been, they
would have used terra Gotta because IL
was cheaper He estimated the cost
of typical school building as about
81 600 moro with limestone than with
terra Gotta, but said that if the money
was available he would urge limestone,
because OF IS superior quality.
IN lInowledgmcnt OF this report Mr..
Wilscv wrote to Mr.. SNYDER, according
20 the evidence, on January 10 a formal
letter. in which appears the following
scntencc
II intend not to go further into the
matter unless necessary"
Snyder Writes to Wilsey
In reply TO this acknowledgment q
letter produced by Mr.. Untermycr, writ
ten by Snyder to Mr. Wisey on Janu-
ary II, 1919, reads as follows:
Dear Mr.. Wilsey: Yours of the 10th,
acknowledging receipt Of my communi-
cation of the 9th regarding the use Of
stone rathcr than ornamental terra
Gotta on the exterior portion OF the
building, is received
Il think it would be we'll If you
would communicate your views to Pres
ident Somers. and if he agrees with US
that there might be some modification
IS to the amount of terra Gotta 10 be
Used, then the secretary OF the board
could write the members OF the stone
industry so as to clear the atmosphere
at might possibly be we'll also to
writ the Mayor, 50 that their records
would be complete.
81 viii send you copies Of the letter
for hat purpose if you so desire.
every truly yours,
&C. B. J. SNYDER"
Mr. Wilsey replied to this on January
ii tlat if Mr. SNYDER would have tn o
New-York tribune., 1920-11-13
Housing Tax Exemption
Ordinances Discussed
La Cuardia Favors Act 10 Place
Authority With Commissioner;
Curran Opposed

The General Welfare Committee Of
the Board of Aldermen met yesterday
to consider the ordinance introduced by
Alderman William T. Collins, providing
for the exemption from taxation Of
dwellings erected in this city since
April last. f. II. La Guardia. presi-
dent of the board, appeared befors the
committee and said that he was in
favor of the Collins ordinance and op-
posed to the ordinance offered 1t the
last meeting of the board Tuesday By
Borough President Henry H. CursDn.
The Collins ord finance provides that the
Tenement House Commissioner con
slider exemptions. and also provides
that the Board Of Estimate shall pass
on all exemptions.
Borough President Curran claimed
that MS ordinance follows the intent
Of the state law and is free from any
dangerous deviations that MAKE the
Collins ordinance inadvisable.
Fully 90 per cent of the families
living in New York are rentpayeTs.'
said Mr.. Curran, land the housing
problem is more acute here than any
where else. The Collins exmptiou ordi-
nance is unconstitutional on its face
and if enacted viii only serve to delay
the building OF houses. ne ploFiSlpn
of the ordinance placing discretion in
the Tenement House Commissioner and
in each member of the Board Of Esti
mate as to what particular bindings
should be exempted will not only inval-
idate the ordinance but will open the
door to favoritism and to ultimate cor
ruption However we'll intended, the
ordinance is misguiding and potentially
yicious.'
The committee will consider the
question in executive session.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-13

they might be checked up. Tho alder
manic president wanted to know if con-
side-ation of the Comptroller's list
would delay consideration of the new
courthouse contracts. The Comptroller
is y committee Of one on the court
house work.
II want to know" said Major La
Guardia, "who is going to check up on
the courthouse committee of one, and
why shift was made over night from
granite to limestone in the courthouse
contract"
Comptroller Craig.
"I said some time ago that this
courthouse would o.t-Tweed the Tweed
courthouse" continued Major La
Guardia.
.'That is not germane to the question
before us," said the Comptroller, land
ra Sc the point OF order that it is out
Of ORDER
let us not have any noise from the
Comptroller," said La Guardia, for the
matter is very important. The fact !.
clear that there is no objection from
ANYBODY to tho checking up of the con
tracts. but who will check up the com
mittee of one on the courthouse con
tracts? move the matter be reierr"'
to the Commissioner OF Accounts;
THAT is ridiculous" remarked the
Comntroller. "and it is made just tc
advertise the President of the N'ar'
of Aldermen
What does the Comptroller's com
munication do?" asked Mayor Hylan.
at seeks to make us forget th'
courthouse contracts" explained ths
Aldermanic President.
Consideration of the Comptroller
communication was finally laid ove1
for one week.
The board on motion of the Mayor
referred to the Corporation Coun&
the letter from the ethlehem Stee
Corporation protesting against the g
ton of the board in resembling The
contract for the steel construction o
the new courthouse which was AWARDED
TO the corporation. Virtually all othc
matters on the calendar were put Owe
for consideration at the next meeting
of the board.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-13
La Cuardia and
Craig i'm Clash
Over Contract
Major Demands Checking In
of Conlptroller's Survey
of Courthouse Bids, bua
Board Ignores Proposal
" e k ly Session Brief
Meeting With the Lockwood
Committee Monday Is APP
proved; Set 2:3O as Time

me Board of Estimate moved in and
moved I out quickly in the Council Cham
Der at the City Hall yesterday in order
not to delay the investigation Of the
Lockwood committee, which uses the
chamhcr for It's hearings The board
considered only a few urgent matters
at It's meeting.
Mayor Hylan announced that Samuel
Ontermyer, counsel to the Lockwood
committee, had said that the committee
would be glad to confer with the Board
of Estimate Monday in regard to all
city contracts not yet cancelled. /
was decided to ask the committee il
2:30 would be a convenient hour Tor
the conference.
The meeting of the board. brief as it
vas. allowed time for an exchange OF
verbal shot between Comptroller Craig
ana Major La Guarda, President Of th2
Board of Aldermen. The Comptroller
submitted list OF uncanceled con-
tracts, with the statement tina, they
had been sent to all department heads
and TO the borough presidents so that
New-York tribune., 1920-11-13
SnXder'S ReDly {O {;1lar

Snyder's reply, over which there was
endless wrangling, and which the
Mayor finally gave to the news paper
men when he couldn't get it into the
record, reads:
Terra Gotta vs. Limestone on School
Buildings
November y. 1920.
=. Hon Lnnn l, NNlan MaNnr Of CitN
New-York tribune., 1920-11-13
Discuss Building.

Members Of the New YORK State il.
sociation of Arcnitects me. IN eonf..,
ence yesterday to devise aes,s 81,
remedy the housing shortage. Al-hor :
the session lasted several hours ~.
definite program was adopted.
Reports of cOnc IONS I'D .ne hs;'s.-.
industry were given by representa-. ~
architects, contractors, sub-cont-ac-.,
and laborers and "a plea wa made r.
fuller cooperation among Tie four.
The meeting took place n ne ? .,
Arts Building. 2l5 West Ffty-sere- s
street.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-13

of dynamite. He related that he had
long ago brought his troubles to the
attention Of the Mayor, but that he ad
been referred to funtionary after
functionary until the present commit
tee began TO take evidence
IT vas announced that the Lockwood
comm ttee would hold joint session
with the Board of Estimate and Ap-
portionmcnt Monday morning. and that
a regular session Of the committee
would be held Wednesday morning
New-York tribune., 1920-11-13
The A(lerton Standard

ALLERTON HOUSE
~ has trc ar OF an cx.
elusive club.
IL Is not exclusive. N ar
undemOcratlC sense Bur
we make certain tha,
every man whose appIl-
cation for residence we
accept, IS the clean cut
sort Of fellow with vhom
other men want 20 live.
The cost OF residence IS
low. bur our standards 0,
admission are high.
That is why the residents
Of Allerton House are
rroud 70 speak Of IT aS
thelr home
New-York tribune., 1920-11-13

IS 80 & - :; - s: 81 :: 81 & 81 q e 81 s
New-York tribune., 1920-11-13

Tho neres' ~ Ne Aitf,Hr Gro4p "a. Ma
Sfr,.. arf Madison A'..uQ. des-lc' 3,
Afit.,r laQ,a. isfu.rn. ~.I ts fraa. Hf
occupancy D apl.r
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-08-26
CITY COMMISSION
MnIIllIIiIlIliIIIIinmliIIinniIiiIIiiiiIIiIm

Alma. Michigan, August "a. 1920.
The City Commission of the city
Of Alma met in regular session at
the City Chambers on above date.
Meeting called TO order by Vice
Mayor, John c. Chick at o'clock D.
m.
Present, Commissioners, Chick,
Creaser, Glass and Archer.
Absent, Mayor Murphy.
There being a quorum present, the
commission was declared 10 10 in
session.
Minutes of the proceeding meet
meetings were read and approved.
Reading of Bills and Claims.
Paw Roll
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-08-26
iIi'Iiii,iIIIlIIlllliIIIIIiiiDiIIIIinIlnIuin
FOREST HILL


G. f. Huffman was the guest of
relatives at Alma few days last
week.
Harrison Taylor of Detroit is visit
ing relatives in this vicinity.
Mrs. Emma Daily visited relatives
and friends at Elm Hail last week.
Mrs. Eva Bailor is making al ex-
tended visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Walter Ballet, at Jasper.
Miss Beth Forney spent Sunday
with relatives at Coleman.
Miss Musa Owen of Alma was the
guest of her mother Sunday.
Don Hayes has been quite i'll for
the past week.
Mrs. Hugh Byers and children of
Alma spent Sunday with her brother,
Bert, and family.
Master Theil Post entertained
Harold and Winston Bartling of AL
ma Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Wood and
two children and Mrs. Elvira Ian
shaw and SON, Verne, were the guests
of relatives at Adrian over the week
end.
Mrs. S. T. Richardson was the
guest of friends at Rosebush over
the week end.
+. Thomas has purchased a new
auto.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-08-26

Creaser that the Commission ad.
journ. Motion carried.
John c. Chick, Vice Mayor.
Jessie Wolford. City Clerk.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-08-26

Moved by Commissioner Glass and
supported by Commissioner Creaser
that the above bills, as read, be ap-
proved and clerk instructed to issue
checks in payment for same.
Yeas, Commissioners Chick, Creas-
er, Glass and Archer.
Nays, None
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-08-26

TO the Voters
of GratiOt County:
| desire to announce my
candidacy for re-nomina-
ton, on the Republican
Prosecuting Attorney for
ticket, to the office of
Gratiot County, at the
Primary Election, August
81, 1920.
If my record in the admin
stration of this office
meets with your approval,
shall appreciate your
support. Sincerely yours,
0. l.. SMITH
Pol. adv.-59-tf
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-08-26

See Rex Beach's "The Silver
Horde"--Strand next Thursday and
Friday.-adv.