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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-27
WHAT vTCKED 0vER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

Ar,lmore Russell Brown county
attorney OF Garter county, said he
would not order au inques, into the
death n lake 4 iIamon and that a
changes ia the ii.otnation asasne
Miss clara Smith which chafgvd aA-
aault with intent % XII would not
be made al ls-aai untn after The ~
neral Of Mr.. Hamon Monday
San Antono Governor Hobby.
according 10 his serreinry, did n'a
intend 10 cancel his Mexican trip 10
attend the funeral u Jake /. IIanlop.
New York Benny Leonard
woflas champion lightwesghi. e'lo
ccssfuliy defended his title and won
The ss.6o0 diamond belt emblenaiic
~ the tltie Of the Championship.
which wis presented 10 him by Tex
Richard when he scored technical
knockout over Joe wellIng Of chlea-
go IN the fourteenth round Of what
was to have been fifteen round bout
here.
Douels. Ariz r Nfonfo peaaue-
ira. brother Of Roberta " Pesaueiea.
confidential aant of The Mexican
rovornmen, ct Washington was sus-
pended as Mexican consul here bef
cause he refused 10 accept an order
from Mexico CITY 20 wise The pass
port Of T. 5. Senator A. y Fan of
New Mexico.
Beaumont. Tex "A tornadol Of
two minuteA duration nyusesi one
death and property damaae a about
500 900 al Port Arthur, Tex.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-27
DISTRICT TEACHERS MEET
INC ADJOURNED TO-DAY
More Than Thousand Pedagogues
From Central Education Dis
trict Attended Three
Days Session Here

Exceeding ail forecasts Ia point oi
ATTENDANCE and interest. the second
annual gathering ~ the Central Edr.
cation association Will SO down IL
history OF tile association as one Of
me most successful held
Final adjournment came at +,
o'clock today There were more than
oo0 teachers In attendance At the
closing session which is said 10 -
a remarkable last session attendance.
Dr NJ. Y. O'shea. Wisconsin Unlver'
slty delivered two strong addresses
last night and ihie morning 10 be
teachers Dean Herbert Patterson II
tho a. 4 NJ. College, saltwater. also
delivered an address this morning un
'"The rhild's Viewpoint that was Well
delivered and was listened to with
attention by the teachers. II was
sermon worth while
State snperl ntendent r. H Wilse1
was the principal speaker at the Fri
day night session lie said All
teachers not satisfied with their ~.
aries and the school equipment
should resign al once and create sucl
hiatus In school affairs that The
people would have TO rally to the
support Of the schools II one-thirl
OF the schools did not have teachers
for year It would make the peonle
realize the need Of making lndure'
merts 80 the best people to be hal
would enter the teaching profession.
w. A. Rrandanbura former city
supc crintendent OF schools at Okla
homa CITY. now president Of the
Kansas state Normal at Pittsnnrs'
said For too long a time aas
American education been one thine
and the social life and the social ~
tivlty of our people been an entirely
differ nj lhlag.
The famous Rotary club quartetip
and the pupils in the grade schools
Of the city enlightened the progra
Friday afternoon with vocal music
which was much enjoyed by the
visitors.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year. president. Joan
Continued on Page ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-27
MISS BOOK WORKS HARD
TO MOULD NEW TALENT
At Head Of Her Own Bureau
Which Stages Amateur
Shows In the
Southwest

Yes there are girls nj. girls
Some of them are Winners and sc~ae
fall down dreadfullys
Miss sarie NJ Bock. the ln'.eiaiig-
able manager of the Book Producing
Company. Of Tulsa. was speaking
Miss Book is some feminine Inn
prossario Her business is produs-
ing home talent reveues She has
been IN the business many years and
up TO short time ago maintained
2a young ladies on her payroll Noa
she has eight girls training home
talent musical companies in differ
ent parts OF the southwest all unier
the auspices Of some live church az
charitable organization.
Miss Book has made wonderful
success OF her work. She is know
and esteemed all oyer the southwest
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-27
With Bullet In
Heart, He Lipes

Omaha, Neb., Nov. 27.--James
freeman Of this city. has a bullet
in his heart and is still alive. He
was shot by his wife from whom
he had been separated When he
returned home he is said TO have
threatened her. She met him at the
door and fired point blank. He
walked TO the police station nearly
three miles away. where medical
attention was given him. Ne was
removed 10 a hospital ana an X
ray taken which showed the bullet
nesting IN the heart.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-27
CHEER UP" WAS BIG
MUSICAL SUCCESS
Home Talent OF Guthrie BETTER
Than Some Professional Tal
eni. Il Verdict Manage
ment Well Pleased

cheer lp" she musical capwds ex
lFaNAg iHsA NnRpd sy AllAa Sara
lleek and rlyen as hensflt fr
rriuis> fpiA.ul,n ehafsh was sas
eess tu'h IRON an artistic ana tinsa.
,slai slandposui ~ us initial rea1
lllon last nism a. lhe g,ashne osA,
house rms a R - slkn wsa az.
plaYea varly
Money derlssa frum enc plaY wlil
hn uspd COR fepalflnK enc raflaA
hoNsr and lor community eluh iaF
lhc pota and slrla ANA there va b
y nice fund aYallaNle, a. rpauis ~
The play Il lu eNported thal ~
audience rlssilns that % last nixbl
Nla BE- on hand tonight 20 hear sh''
rea'ly apleadld home ,alens pay
fi management pafssuiaFay
wlaa q thank shsne who NJ hsualA
aided she laaiaA ~ th~ chnreh IA
making tAip play a auccsm and tof
The splendid cooperation ~ The ~
use personnel ~ lho play Mis-
John llilaFeth aad MIRA Keog n
headn of the committees that hal
fhr p'ay IS charge Nre nore than
pleased. lhey arr delighted
Probably shr moas iusoreatina an
hest received feature ~ shc pla
waA the Yama Wanna Ulrn ThW
bad their work weil " hand ana
played tbeiF pavsn like professionals
The Moon chorps ~ the lliile toss
hronyhi down the hoaeo aud 'hs
harm dance chlu naaa Chorus ul'a
Ralph llasr 40 director wrfs
sereams Alisn Madeline calhlna. ar
ilAtlc dancer performed ln her asu
81 lnlmltahIe manner A fealufu that
was mlrshnmvokin9 was the dance
contest Tunnoi Rimarr ana t'lofa
Adlef easily wlnninr tho nflfe
The play VIII bn repfodueeA "a
nirhi a. the same hour ana place
The following program was SUES
cessfully given and reeceiyed mn :
praise hv the large audience ard
much applause aa ii was belnk rend
erred
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-27
NO NEED TO MAKE
PRETTY GIRLS PRETTIER

Mnskogee. Nov. 27--The A. r. r.
"A. for the S. Of A. NJ Of M- ?. w.
r.. meaning anupowder puff asso-
citation for the suppression cl artifi-
cial means OF making pretty women
prettier. has been organized In Mus
kogee. 1t was discovered by news
parermen today The charter mem
bers are six girl clerSs employed at
the county court house. They de-
clare the organization IS a positive
fact and announced a meeting would
be held next week 10 adopt o consti-
tuition and bylaws.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-27
May Not.
Prosecute.
Sn1ithGirI.


Ardrpore. Okla, Nov. 27.--changlno q
Of the charge Of assault with intent
TO Kill pending against Clara Smith.
10 inferrst'on charging msnslaush-
ter will not be made at once County
Attorney Brown declared today. Ne
would make no definite statement as
TO when such step might be taken.
although he emphssicaliy denied pub
fishing the report that he would file
such a charge at once. Nc inflated
that there would be nothing done
with this phase of the case until after
Mr.. Hamon's funeral at the earliest.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-27
BULLET FOR JAKE HAMQN
INTENDED FOR HIS GIRL
New Story To the Effect That
Clara Hamon Sought To Die
In the Presence Of
Oil Man

several aeM analss have dagah,a.l a
81 the llaman ease Ii Was fepnr Il
'iAis mornmx lAal Miss ClAfa nam n
had SHOWN un m oklahoma ,uV aAl
'henee IA Afamorp hut shle w.mns
vould NOT ha confirmed
Tried 10 shoot tserssN
a new story pertaining g. IA. aaus
cldrniai shot le eainlna cfsdeu,
Il Is 90 ihe oifect thai clara. flndlne
herself about 70 b. alteAedn ~
5ake Who having assumed nnw
phaee in Na,lanai llfe desired Ia nr3
'lerl phoned llAmon Ne hga hotel
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-27
MESSAGES or coNpoLsNcE
RECEIVED By MRS. RAMON

Ardmore. Okla. Nov. ~ Hundreds
II prominent men from over she
state aud nation are on their way To
Ardmore today TO attend the funeral
services OF the late Jacob Lewis Ha-
mon. Telegrams from all pargs of
the United States. from men in high
places have been flooding Arlmore
since the death a the financial wiz
ard and noted politician. One come
from President -eiect Harding to Mrs.
fFamon.
Division OF opinion as to how the
multi millionaire met his deafn Is
growing more pronounced here.
On the one side there Is the inim-
entiai group OF big business men who
have helped % make Ardmore, such
as Roy Johnson T G. Dlngs Ed
Gault, Everett Dunlap and Frank l..
Keach Hamons business MANAGER.
who insist that Hamon's story Of ac-
cidentally shooting himself while
cleaning small caiibre nis,ol IN his
room at the Randol hotel hast sun
day evening Is the whole story OF the
accident.
Such men believe that the filing Of
the informations by County Attorney
Brown accusing Hamon Of d statutory
charge and accusing Clara Smith, for-
mer stenographer TO Hamon. with
shootirs him with intent TO kill, re
suited from rumors spread BY politi I
cal enemies OF the victim OF the
shooting.
Mr.. Ketch said today that the In
formations were ribbed with the
county attorney by overxea'ons news
papermen. anxious for a sctory. and
vehemently insisted that there was
no foundation for the report On the
other side there are the people of
Ardmore not closely associated with
Hamon in a business way, knowing OF
him only by sight. thoso who have
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-27
tli,niES ADLER, LONG e
TINE CITIZEN. ~ DEAD

Charles Adlnr lung tlinn resid fnt
u sha eliy and n tAa slma a his
lea 4 acting ~ sliY treasurer aled
- hls hnme ln ihls flly sSt Soeih
~ AZ tlila afternoon shortly af'or
oae o'clock ~ had been m for
seserai weeks lsansrAi neffi a
wlll bs held III me late hoane % the
Decreased Monday sfsernoon ~ sac
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-27
FlLsoN SEES .LiNcoLNs

Karl Filson has returned from d
trip East While in Chicaeo saw
John DrInkwater,s great play. ABR.
ham Lincoln. said Karl 1T was a
wonderful presentation. One can't
get the immortal Lincoln from his.
tory: one must see this play to ap-
preciate the greatness Of the man.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-27
LAYTON WOULD LAY
COIN ON ITS TEAM

Lawton. Okla, Nov 27.--High
school gridsters today sent tele-
graph offer TO Muskogee's hish
school Of $500 for game between
the two teams. Muskogee is asking
$4,000 This Is the largest offer ever
made in Oklahoma for high school
football contest
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-27
IuooE LAnols. rloHriNu
FEDERAL Junlar. IN NJ. u.

Ncw York. Nov 81 Iudgn lAndss.
the nsR head n asssssnlkea baseball
arrived hero today On fhe fifng offl.
ciai uslt 10 sap fhs eaAf. Ne was
met BY the owners u the ulania End
other New York clubs. Judge Ian
dis came especially ~ ssfest NJ Tho
Giants ovuvrs % atteud fhe army
nasy football aane. Ilw RETURNS 10
ChNaM0 t0naonow.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-27

Washington. Nov. 27,--stoFm
~arrlnea we're displayed today
on the bsis coast from nay 81.
louis. Mlss., 20 carrihsiIs. fla.
the weather bureau announced
Astorm of considerable Intensity
was reported this morning cen
trail over southeastern Loulslaaa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-27
EwInc's FLAG At HALF-MAsT

The large American flag in thu
yard of Judge Amos Ewing. corner
Cleveland and Vine streets. was pIa g
ed at half-mast last evening as .
silent tribute to the memory OF Jake
l.. Hssson. Mr.. Ewing was in Ard
more yesterday and will return TO
morrow.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-27
PREACHERS Low WAGE

REV Joseph Hingcley Of Boston.
knows exactly what he is talking
about when hc says low salaries fer
ministers of the gospel bayt rsduc |
Their number 70 an ineffident min
imWn." said local minister. today.
"Hardships Of the ministry hays
cause some preachers ID take ~
'sidc.lInes' The church is no paying
the preacher living wage"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-27
SMITH TAXES
OATH OF OFFICE

Charles Smith qua.ifes Wednesday
as district judge, succeeding Arthur
swank who win ~ his last case Tues
judge Smith win assume his new du
tlsr nssember l. he has appointed
w. n solieru az hia stenoEFapher.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-27
CoNclLlAToR NAMED IN
STRIKE or RAILWAY CLERKS

Washington. Nov 27.--Joseph s.
Meyers of Fort Worth, Tex. was APP
pointed today by the department of
labor as conslliator In the threatened
strike Of railway clerks. freight han
dlers and station employees OF the
st. Louis a. Southwestern railway.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-27

whsn he Episcopal Guild commit
tae WAS out sollfltinx In behalf n
The musical feyu~ John Dean contr'
basea llhcfailf 20 ths show aud hand.
I'd tho committee 80 on the sido
fcf the beHsfN o. lhe Cslid. AZ, of
wsleh speaks awgtllly alice of slr.
nsan.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-27
BY LONG DISTANCE
FROM PANAMA

long d's;ance phone call was re-
cIrved in Ardmore. yesterday rom
Colon Panama. where President.
elect Harding and parry arc no|
touring the canal zone The .sall
requested information "atout Mr..
IIamon fer Mr.. Harding"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-27
cAar az cAAaAcrrna

Moon choru. vivian aiewaf' p0ro
thv Ivwln RAN patis. Roberta Cali
Alice isalsh, Dorothy Damon tlafuHf'
sandldee NadsItne Williams.
Florenee HHrbel GLADYS Mlllef. 1ans
Davis Ralph Fila Davis. Yiomn stan
frld Jullaa saudef luaenhlue al4a
c'en NaiieueIa Lloyd lieli.a
nrlghf lafkin. l.sle alfleklee Ftaeia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-27
WAGONS REDUCED. IRON
WORKERS OUT JOBS

Newbera. \. G. Nov. n Deelin
INK 20 agree % reductioa OF ten
per cent ia their wages. between 161
and 300 ongdoyes Of the Newbsrn
Iron Works and Supply company
fallrd 20 report for work today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-27
Defauifer Must
Serve Term

oklsnems City. Nov. sf--Ae 40.
plisaslen 81 clsuas Hsy. fefwssfsy
an swsgseYr 81 the state tears ~
lard eensNslsslansra ama confessed
smheasler 81 state tunss For =
writ a hsh~sa goFpus - ohsssn Nls
reieass ffem ths state psnlssntisfY
was asnles TO-DAY ~ 80 criminal
court ef appeals, AZ rsppss nay
viii hsss 10 serve urtA ApFll q.
issi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-27
RAISED 81 TO $40

Bogus ten dollar bills are IN cir
lation. The Oklahoma State bank
caught one this morning II was
originally a one. which had been
raised by pasting the figures ten
on Ahe corners.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-27

A. y ] Johnson, former county
clerk. was appointed on committee
of the inter'racial conference at Oh.
ihoma city. 10 eetrIve for better ~.
derstandlng between the white aad
black races III Oklahoma"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-27
MUCH JUVENILE TALENT

Guthrie has surprisingly ,asys
volume Of Juvenile musical talent.
said man this mernlnk Vie saw
Miss Books revue Last night at she
opera house aud was sisibly lmpresr
ed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-27
I'd HAMoh FUNERAL

A number OF Guthrie citizens will
20 to Ardmore. Monday. to attend
the funeral OF the late Jake Hamon.
The remains OF Hamon lie in state
at the Ardmore City Hail.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-27

London Nov During Waits
of his children ~ Doorn Castle
during the past week, former En-.
peror William of Germany. has
taken occasion 70 discuss with
them. their financial resources, ssys
Doorn dispatch TO The ps,ly
Mail.
u ls said the former emperor In
tends 70 present each o. his chli.
dren $4,000 ffancs IN Dutch money
80 they may continue TO Hive IL q
manner bcft,ina the HohenroI.
ierns.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-27

s. w whi'efield. rural route car
rier on ,. coyie, has been transferred
t. the Edmond district Arthur
Arnett takes whitefIeId's place.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-27
FUNERAL SERVICES

Funeral services for the late Henry
Shelby viii be held at the 4 NJ. f.
church Sunday afternoon at 2:sA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-27

Score at the end OF the first half
Of the army and navy game was
nothing TO nothing.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-27

Fred W. Otto. an off'ee- n tho
state real estate association n In
Tulsa, Yesterday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-27

New Orleans Nov. 27.-Tonighi
and Sunday. partly cloudy TO cloudy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-27
somE PIE SUPPER

Fairview school house pie supper
netted 800.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-27

~ II N'Htf ft"f'fff' = +ff - 81 EffitfFH"t w
fHfnt stperl rha aurvhonan naw
euntalna Al oou 600 wursA ~ smpnsl
saaia sois~a NJ the government Az.
sofisaa ~ Nr nsYd haw that amaaut
has bnun ssgsed ssnsaw ~ seplas,i
liuleysianf sbeiyla. swo months ago
a COMMITTEES - ths saeletr u Raa-
lanNnleufp vcAixNiay waited wpou
s'AAa a oN'onner. fs~iefl ssala Al
rsssof ~ Sha p~rmlaslva features ~
tsfnhihlglun. AmermaA eatatnn waA
suifugluw shry ssaa him. frum pruhl
lissau of Ihu uaa ~ latustcau,s fnr
vooklna purlHimrH They umsrd ina
nceesslty ~ haluK permitted ~ n~s
w.lne~ ard llaunfw IA ths mAaA lnx ~
rareblt rlsickcn IA kins aad pad
dlnn
totel Cookery Fallsra nshlrd.
pig~sof ux'unnar sail he wnulA
a.Yr th@m smother heaFinK next week.
ana II snuy romvinee him ~ woaid
recommend n fhn internal FevwHus
department ttmi he 10 ailowna ~ n
sue permits Ths Fe#sAHfsnsuers tsld
him hotel cookerY was falltas far W..
hind that ~ Enaaaud. Frame. Italy
and even uefmanv. neoaane thrre ra
lunsw was kick in Il
Counsel fur cha rassanfsmsuFa A.
rlafed the Fec~ut dweiasnn ~ sAn
rnltvl asasUn NsMsf~sne cours mla the
Kiwhtesulh Amendment nniy pmhlb.
~ tho una ~ lnsosleanls fpr heverA
axp purposes
ptfectpr el'conner also was vialfri
BY committee ~ twwnsv. r~vressms.
inK siy Stats Pharmaceutical aeswsla.
tlon the Naw York lsstagl DFunstata'
association nlso Was represented.
Thny discussed fha aaantisy ~ liquor
which might be withdrawn lnslsi
usAtelY wilh vIew to flmltlrK v
The pharmacists headed ~ jphn y
Lehman. president ~ shn state 40
ciety. promised 90 eu-npeFaie with
glse tlrs%sof in svelng tha, ilrlar WA
zsthdiawn for pafsay m~diclnh pur
poaa# They dswsfrsd al@ thsY
would r.lsors Violations by any mem
her ~ thn ae#ntaaslan They aaIss
moms ~ th~ afmRmlAis whu had noh
niready aIH,liad 10 f~nmw thslr psw
mltA fw 1921. would 81 ~ hefora ths
tsme rrpirea on Noyamber 10.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-27

In Booze
Grabbed

Ne~ York Nee 81 eafa FeanK
p iotd Federal sagsiv'aur - prtlhi
nif'n1 rufofsens*et YESTERDAY seiaed
'Aae easse ~ shhky sahwd a. tt
"ne I. uNnnsi hY tae Penn
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(Cont.nnad on Page )
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-27

'ysfan . railroad TAa llQuur was
ioAaiW frvm diatlslevy ~ Ken
neky man ia Nn~ York. wha 49,.
sled rims Il y haA he~a wllhA
ifaw a g0rgpi permit aaprs.
i@s'r "A brsipysp = whisky rlaa An
asa fpfx~d ghs peFasst. laiandlng
. D. : eps tAe shlssaeus oA ths pier
~ nnfisealsd liaaur waa taknn
- - kniekvrisNher warehouse. 10
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FIRST HALF A TIE

(continued on Page ~
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Continued on PAGE %
Arizona republican., 1920-02-29
INCREASE IN COTTON IN THE CASA CYANIDE
 FLORENCE DISTRICT

CASA GRANDE, Feb. 26.-The acre. age of cotton to be planted in 1920 is estimated to be between eight and nine thousand acres in the Florence Casa Grande valley against 2,5O0 in 1919. Thirty-five tons of cotton seed have been obtained from the Tempe Cotton exchange by the cotton grow CTS association. Undoubtedly many
Arizona republican., 1920-02-29

ranchers have obtained seed elsew hefe.
 Around Cotton City the foiio"ius number of acres are accoroeu
 ranches of that section: ,as,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-21
PLAN BUSY WEEK
FOR H. S. SENIORS
Plans Complete for High
Commencement Week
This Year.
ALBERT IS SPEAK { R
Chicago Rotarian Addrcssc'
Graduating Class; Cast
for Play Is Large.

Seniors NJ the high school w.Il Doc
unusually busy tnc laHt week OF
school May 2I.Juno 4. has been
dcsignatcd us commencement week
by Principal M,rlr o. rruuW and
,,cry day OF the week holds some
event OF interest To- the aouior Az
lon - Albert of Chicago. 'N ptr"i
dent of the International rotary
club. VIII give the commencement
address ut Convention Han. June 3.
Mr.. Albert is former editor OF
metropolitan duilirs ana o. now n
specialist in city building
Following n the commencement
week program H- announced Dy
Principal pruuty. May 21-2N, senior
play. May 30, bacCaidurcato sorv-
ice, convention hall. May 81, roccp
lion, high school gym June 1.
Junior senior banquet. June 30 class
day. June g. senior picnic, juno y
farewell assembly al the high school
aud at \ o'clock. graduating eNcr-
cises at Convention NAN.
The cast for the senior play
Monsieur Beaucairc.' has been an
nounccd and rehoHrsdls VIII start
Immediately Tryouts Tor the part
were held last week Following D.
the cast.
Monsieur Bcaucairc, Cccil Hunt
Duke OF Winternet, Milo lamphcro
Mr.. MolyneuN. Kenneth Oborholtzcr
Harry Rackcll Wayne Ilawkcr;
Captain Badger Harold Vernon
Beau Nash, Mortimer Ransom; Lord
Townbrakc. John Burnett. Mr..
Rnntison, Robert Lamphorc. sir
Hugh Sullford John Moran Henri
dc Bcaujolais. Lane Poe, Marquis dc
MirepoiN, Arthur Holmes Francois.
John stone; victor. Wallace Hon
mold. Servant 10 Beau Nash, Russell
Chaucy. Lady Mary Carlyslc, Norlio
Allison. Lady Malbourno, Anna
Croichett. Lady Rcllorton. ocean
Merrill; Lady Barring Gould. Tclma
Lee. Estclle Florence Crnvcr, Lady
Clarise, Lucille Thomason. Mario,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-21
AD MEN HEAR HAGAN
Nblc Nddrr-. un Duty ~ Nd,crtis.
cr- to the city In which They
Live Brings Forth Applause

Some persons regard as alyaris
Ing anything that mentions with
prominence tho city In which they
live. whether lhc essence Of this ld-
,rrusing IS good or bad, but am
not 100 that c,ass." Horace u. lllgdu
declared in u short address before
The Al club al its regular weekly
luncheon at Hotel Tulsa yesterday
noon.
- would rather have 10 said Of
rulet that lt possesses the most
wonderful educational systcm, than
tu have % said it Us the wo1lthios'
city per capita boz the world Mr.
Udaau said.
lie spoke op tho duty Of advcr.
Users to The city Iu which they are
located Ills address wte filled with
sound logic which brought forth
loud applause az its close.
\ meeting is To- bc held soon al
which william T. Green, chairman
~ the national vigilance committee
of the Associated Advertising club.
of tho World. viii speak on tho ad
visibility Of organizing a better bus.
mess bureau here.