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Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-13


 The question of building new school house at Windham Center or expending a large sum for repairs on the old fiild- ing took much of the attention at the meeting of the school board held We'd nesday night in the seleetrnen's' office in the town building.
 The meeting was called to order by Chairman Dr. F. E. Guild and reports from Secretary Edgar A. Case were read and approved as was the report of Truant Officer J. B. Pau1hus reporting 26 cases for the month just passed. The resignation of J. D. Elmendorf as Amer icanization agent for the town of Wind ham was read and accepted. MT. FL mendorf's resignation took effect May l and he took up his new work as indus trial secretary of the Y. M. c. A. of New Jersey at that time It was voted that the salary of Miss .Linheilr of the high school faculty should be paid for the week she was forced to discontinue
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-25
Children Make the StpIe

Children the abierS Of oykinds and style They initiate
what they around them and toy makers recognize this fact
The manufacturer supplies what the child wants by making
class Of objects which may lie designated educational An
other class initiating things in real life recognized as
architectural third has do with trades and the tools and
machines for carrying them well defined group is based
On the use OF musical instruments Boats RATS canoes and such
things float useful have been responsible for toys based
water craft.
Children familiar with furniture and they readily recog
nzc classes for the kitchen and for the living room
and these 60 under the list OF furniture toys Animals and birds
and creeping things form another class grouped natural his
tory Still another kind which is very common belongs IN the
class OF games and amusements.
The waste problem toy making not serious one says
the Forestry Association because most OF the pieces used are
small and WIN, do for thing WILL rule do for
something else
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-25
Christmas Cheer is
City Wide Anyway

Wen what do YOU know-glance at
the following from the stub pen ~
Frank II. Inmison. this time acting M
assistant secretary of the Lions Club
~. yodlc forth zip 81 cheer"
And hook left on sorrows ear"
20. roar and snort and toss your hats"
And hammer grief upon the Stats"
Frank does not claim authorship ot
the foregoing cffuslon. neither does he
deny II, hut all who know him nrS
aware 81 the fact that h. In qualified 20
act that way IN very short notice.
Following In copy u the letter 10
which the rhyme WIS attached:
Hello Yourself"
Dear Sir:
we are going In show the boys .
good time ON Tuesday. December 2s,h
promptly at sac o'clock nj the Amr
Iillo Hotel
There will be turkey and dressing.
cranberries and pumpkin pie, every
thing that delights the heart 81 an on.
thusiastic and growing youngster and
IN not an unpleasant experience 10 tho
grown nan.
THE committee has arranged Jam
Cp' good program of music aud lest
and we want 10 make this a bright spot
In the lives 81 the young Lions. Re.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-25
WEDDING BELLS.
,lackson.lsIanton,

INSTRUMENTATION
A very pretty but quiet wedding was
solcmnizcd Christmas Eve DAY at tho
Central Presbyterian church. uniting
In marriage Miss Alto Blanton and MIR.
i. Andrew Jackson. Rev. u. Thomson
tying the happy knot In the presence
of only a few relatives and intimate
friends.
Before the bridal party arrived Miss
Debbie Patterson sang. 20, Promise
Me-"
To the beautiful strains Of Loehln
grin's Wedding March. played by Miss
Milliccnt I.ahm. Miss Blanton en-.
tered the church. accompanied by her
sister. Mrs. =. A. Mcicrant. and was
met az the altar by the groom and
his hest man. Mr.. s. II. Micreant. Dur.
ing the ceremony. Mendclssohns We'd
ding March was played very softly by
Miss Millicent Lahm.
The bride was charming in hand.
some tailleur Of reindeer duvetyn with
beaver trimmings. carrying an arm
bouquet of pink brides roses.
Immediately after the ceremony tho
young couple left for Vernon. Texas.
where they will spend Christmas with
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J..
y. Blanion. and will later 20 TO Hen
rict,a. okla, to spend the rest Of the
holidays with the parents Of the groom.
Miss Bianton In one of Amarillo's
leading soloists. Her exquisite voice
has pleased the Amarillo public for
about -four years and gained for her
a best of admlring friends.
Mr.. jackson holds u responsible 20.
sltion In the engineering department Of
the Interstate Commerce Commission.
at Kansas City. Mo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-25
Celebrate Tweniy.finh wedsinr An

's.,.. s'.... nlNcFAtry, 80. ..ss....
NJ. and Mrs. y. a. Holman. To-
gcther with their relatives and friends,
celebrated their silver wedding anrl.
verary Tuesday evening.
Holly wrcaths and brlaht clusters Of
rnistletoe were artistlcally arranged
about the rooms and dainty corgge
bouquets OF holly and fern were psv
scented aa favors 10 each guest.
Miscellaneous games were enjoyed
throughout the evening and NJ late
hour delicious refreshments. consisting
81 hot chocolate and cake. were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holman were the re-
cipients Of many beautiful and useful
riffs and ut the close of u most en-
Joyable evening the guests departed
after wishing the couple many mole
happy anniversaries.
Those present were: Mr., and Mrs.
J. l.. Harrington. Mr.. and Mrs IT, Z.
Wright. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Burson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert 8. Taylor. Mr.. and
YRS. J. X. Gaut. Mi, and Mrs. Louis
q. Merchant. Mr.. and Mrs. 7. c. lgie'
hart. AFR. and Mrs. VI. j. Ensign. The
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-25
Meeting Of Adrlphian Society

., The Adelphian Society Of the Fret
baptist church met on Monday after.
noon a, three o'clock at the home Of
Mrs. J..H. Hall, la0o Taylor street.
The house was made beautiful with
holly wresths, draped grsen, aud red
crepe paper ribbons.s heils and other
delightful Yuietlde decorations.
Instead Of the fekGar lesson tho
afternoon was spent In discussing
faha for the coming year. An inter.
citing talk was rendered by Dr ~.
W. Virgin. who complImented the 30.
clcty On the splendid work 1, has done
during the past year. A, the close Of
o most enjoyable afternoon n dainty re-
ireshment course was served BY the
hostess 10 about ten members aAsd
guests.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-25
Ell, 10 Give Pormal Danee

Amarillo EIks Lodge No. e23 viii give
formal dance Christmas night at the
home. This will he the first formal
dance for many months, and indlca'
lions are that "a large crowd will at
tend. At the meeting Of the Lodge earl
Ter In the week. u WINS decided that In
vi,atlons be extended 10 SIMS Of Eiks to
attend the danr.
This formal dance In expected 20 he
one OF the leading events of the holiday
season. Many boys and girls who have
been away attending colleges and uni.
vcrsitIrs are expected 10 attend. and
their presence. II is beloved, will add
to the festivities and JOY Of thu oven
ing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-25
PRICE FIVE CENTS

clals announced with 10y this afternoon
TINT the recently purchased mother fire
equipment has arrived and viii be dem.
unstraied on the streets Monday This
forward step greatly lowers pampa's In.
surance rntca
The fire engine n mounted on largo
REQ speed equipment 10 that the refnot.
est portion 81 the city may be- reached
IN an incredibly short time some Of
the officials have intimated that in their
Judgment. the modern fire fighting
equipment win be- conducive 10 numer-
Gus new buildings In the near future.
Congratulations have been extended
bv the citizenry 10 r. y. Reed and 9TH
ers n the clty's official family IN ccn'
ncction with their activities In secur
INK the equipment.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-25
American-Made TOYS

Sore idea OF the which orcign-niad toys have
been replaced in America by the home made article given by
the estimate OF the American Forestry Association that close
100000 feet Of hmher used this year by American
makers
BY adding the millions OF toys made from this wood to the
quantity made Of other material the Forestry Assoca
ton idea the immensely OF the industry will be
gained II the buying public will look for the label adds
the foreign toys will he eliminated
"Ihe main consideration which holds wood in its place toy
material is cheapnes says tho association though that has
something do with il Articles OF large size would be heavy
made Of metal but many articles made OF wood because
is the hest irrespective OF weight Sheds good
exampe
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-25

las, urging each one of the 600 T.
Y. y. US In Texas 20 provide DIR.
Hal Buckncr, superintendent IL tho
Home. with SIS 10 buy shoes for one
u the orphan children during the com.
Ink year.
The idea has been placed before tho
II. Y. T.. US through the office ~
r. G. Gardner Of Dallas. general sec
Rotary 81 u. Y. T.. L. work In Texas,
and has met with a ready response.
II Is expected that approximately &c..
600 In running expenses will be saved
Bucknor orphans Home ON account
at this movement.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-25

practlcing for some time and have
thoroughly prepared the delightful mn
sic.
Any musical event offered by thu
choir and orchestra OF the First hap
list church invariably draws a very
hrge audience. and II IL anticipated
that the house will he crowded Sunday
night.
The pastor 81 the First Baptist
church viii preach Sunday morning
on "If There Were Ma Christmas.
Then WHAT II In expected that
there will be {. large Attendance "
hear this sermon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-25

member the date. the hour and the i'm.
pulse that prompts this character o. a
meeting.
Please notify the Secretary imm|
diately upon receipt 81 this letter the
number ~ plates you desire and be-
sure Ia give notification " Il viii b.,
Impossible Tor you tn attend Your
plat" will be- charged to you unless mo-
tificaiion IN given Of your inability 70
attend.
Come with a smile and the spirit Of
the hour.
Yours very truly.
20. q Ordwny. Sec.
ny =. X. Jamlson."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-25
Shrine Hand Dance Announced

Khiva Shrine Band will give It's second
dance OF the season. December 2s. n,
the Amarillo Hotel. The dance viii
b. informal. and all Shrlners are urged
90 wear your fcz aud smile" accord
ing To announcements sent 10 mobiles.
Attention IN called 10 ruling that
women should wear the white fcz only
and that Recorder II. X. Swift has
supply ON hand now
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-25
IN TIE DARK O. THE YEAR.

In the dark O. the year
Tho little chirping birds hide low.
For their pretty nests are full OF snow;
Yet there II good cheer
In tho dark o the year.
In the dark o. the year
Rose out OF the East wonderful Star.
And WISE men followed II from afar.
And dawn drew near.
la the dark - the year.
In the dark o. the year.
Rose. after the Star. the Christ. our
sun.
With love and pity for everyone:
So Christmas In here.
In the dark o. Nhe year.
Kate Epson Clarke In the Christian
Herald.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-25
\ Beautiful Cantata. First baptist
Church SUNDAY Night.

The choir OF The First baptist
church. assisted by some outside tai.
ent. will render beautiful Christmas
'an,ntR at the evening service. II is
expected that this will BE- very de-.
ligh,ful feature as the choir mas been
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-25
womans Mlsslonar HocIeiy 10 Meet.

The woman's Missionary Society OF
the Polk Street Methodist church will
meet on Wednesday afternoon Ut three
o'clock IN social session at the homo
~ Mrs. J. Ray. 1905 Harrison street.
Since this will be the last meeting
~ the year 1890 II n urged That there
10 fun attendance.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-25

Special Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. James e. Phillips OF Topeka.
Kansas arrived this morning. TO b
the cues, 81 Mr., a. y. Meyer opa
family during the holidays.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-25
Social Noic and Personal Mention

Mrs q. II. Warden and her daugh'
ter. Louisc Becker Finklea. OF Plain.
view. Texas. are the holiday guests
Of MIR. and Mrs. A. NJ. Finklea.
MIR. Warden will arrive here tomor.
row
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-25
rOwIER's STOMACH WATERS.

Have relieved thousands ~ stomach
sufferers permanently, Sold by all
druggists IN a money back guarantee
ADV.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-25
Warranty Deeds.

\. y. Mitchell to a. s. Keel. lot ,,
block go. Pi.mons addition. consider
alton $4,000
n. Clayton 20 W. c. Kenyon. 10, :,
block 90. Gienwocd addition. consider
alton 500.
Panhandle Lumper Co. 10 T. ",
Broaddus. lot I. block o.. Plemons nd
dltion. consideration $1,000.
Transfers.
II. NJ. Hester to First National Rank
Of breckenridge. lot 3. block isi. Pictn'
ons addition. consideration ss3S.32.
Panhandle Lumber Co. TO Standard
Southland association. lot I. block 1871.
Plemons addition. consideration 5000.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-12
SAYS HOT WATER
WASHES P0lS0NS
FROM THE LIVER
Everyone Should drink bot water
with phcsrhzts in K,
before breakfast.

TO feel as Ere IS rha r-crert +
fiddle. ae must keep TIE lTrr ussh. "a
clean. alFncst every ianrr.nE. In rf,
sent iis sponge'ae l.orc rom cor
ginE With inliEesfLhlf r.aisflai sor-
Bile ami Poisonous toxins. safs 6 nlI. Z
physician.
II gon ges hraiafhes irs vonr lirrr
II ycu Cateh coii easi'v. ms yerr i.t :
Il sou wake up VIII a bad ias.a. furnsf
tongue. r1sfF breath or Stomach ia
cc1oes rancid. its your 'iver. Sailbw
skin. mnd9v complexion. vasery sres
al denote liver unscar'incss lhur
liver IS TIE n-sf IMf 'r-n1t also ife
must sfaSd and nar'c-faa 0r.-sr a.
the body. Few lroM tfs function -
low 20 release tte d1uuei.rn i,ir
waste. elle and toxi7s Most ioE1s
resort 70 violent caiouei. vh.ch IS z
dangerous s1iivaiinE eAsuieai vtieh
car. cnly - used occasiouafi~ because
j. aocunuiatcs n tie tissues. also
attacEs the henes
Everr man and woman. sick or
vel. shonlI drink each morning BE-
fore breakfast. a Glass Cf ho- water
With tezspoonfni Of iimestune uh1s-
lsAate n i. % Nash from the liver and
bowels the prevIols DAYS fnGl-estisse
material the poisons. sour hle ard
toxins, thus cleansing. sweeten.rk
and freshc1inE tie entire sliuertarv
canal ieIcre putting moTe food into
the stomach
Limestone phosphate does not r.
strict the cist Ike caiomei, because il
can rot sals<zte. for il Is harmless and
yol cz1 eat snFihlng afterwards. II
Is inszrsrsirn and almost tasteiess. and
sny I -1rzlacis1 viii sell rou i uuarie-
rs0a11 Hhich is suEc;ezt for : 1c-u-
onzz fzts1a os hoF hot water and lire
stose phosphate cleans. stinafases and
.reslens tie liver. keeping yoa feeling
Il day i and day cut
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-12
GRIP, Influenza
Ham,ln's Wizard OF . Reliable,
Antiseptic Preventive =

Daring inarenza epiderlics spray
the nose and throat several times
ssy with one part WIZARD OIL and
two parts water, Using an ztcriizer.
Ii yoG haven; ar aiomixcr. gargic
the throat and snuff The mixture up
the -ose- THIS treatment sets up an
sn,isep;ic wSli OF defense against
Flu germs
Chest colds ard sore throat lead
20 grip Stop them at once with
Wizard Oil before they can develop
into dangerous influenza
Ge; il IRON druggists for Soc II
70; satisfied. return the bottle and
sc; your money back
Ever constipzted OF have sick head
sche' Just try Nizarss Liver Whips
pleassn; little pink pllls. sos al drug.
gstA Guaranteed .
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-12
VALUABLE D|lM0nD RING
FOUND IN GARDlGE CAN
II Was "S.olen From Club
House: False Alarm Puts
Az Innocent Boy In
Jeopardy

Providence. March Il tn.
finding of a 5000 diamond ring in .
elabhoas rArbase can saved an in
nooent Srocer hoy from going 10 ja.l
ard police ~ere requested 70 for
egl ii' While feeling potatoes for
feast IN The spirit of fun. ,
wesifhy mill owner discovered his
ring. which be laid on a shelf. was
massins A. no one entered the kit
ehen bar the grocer boy he vas the
Heei. Attaches Of the club wereim-
aane from susnicion and the police
were notified OF the robbery
Before fhe policemen resShed ihs
eluh frightened attendants sippei
arsf the gArhage can 10 make a thor
aueh search and taand the ring. A
Sc bin seat fhe policemen awAy
sspaY ard forseifnl a. the incident
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-12

GALL ron fltt fto>-
WHEREAS. The Rassd q rdHessior s..
hr cAF ,f Grthri.. oknheua. iss Aao
asfts Ne ~ iaean .'ouatv. oklshansi
tae ls lsy Is Mares. A ~. l,rst "a
hra,sael tess the au.eant of exfe>s ie,g
aN fie snfg3s tear utl a. resur,t faE
sha sHuo0 - ihe cnmnaan boal~ ia
>ts nisf ~ o. Losan Cannfg. oA
atefas fes fAe 9sar te<ianin- saQ lst.
i-a aai ea8ia. 1Cns sNa la-l. Is lH
Hs
Z ANR WHEREAS Tafe rnli. aiiaa ana
s.asiInr 81 aa afuIra iafellrai and csii
Iaafs tt- f-va trrtfaf iisie.l. rs rs-iaIfs-i
tf sw ff sai ls.afs - i,ineai5oa ID
fNe tfF n tsalfAffe. oklshrns herrns
.ssaes laH o. fie aeaalas af "a elesiiea
ehih zoe ans>liea ~ maais.s an saeeSs
~f t m mH5s epaa ihe iaaabie properly
sa.a elfrssf snail De- setmlfI,sl ie zoe
eaal.flsA fotsrs a SID Ssaeai nisiIl.s
Ne 81
g >aa sleafian shall b. heii ~
Nsaasv tlr ah asg ~ Marlh. A. d..
F-tf lhe peIls sfali aIen ca SIX p'clssa.
81 "a iAst sey su4 ele~e as : o'eio,t. a..
1. ai iaai dat ia ssM School nisff..i y,
a tHeu SHAH -. far tAfs siaa. tAr-e
raiing U.aieS. nsnhrrsa and desigrate5
fa'Aust
30 iAt farife, Sthosi. corner Walnut
sfHe.f aud Was av,igue ffr 80 VOTERS Nho
ntssat ea,t IS the pfst siae ~ Ash Sircei.
n iho rify x Guthrie. oklhOnsa. and us
0r.ass.-ai.s'n> nnrit ans south fhraugh fH,
sfAel trrri'arg fo ihe g1ty q cuihrfe
N SAT the Jtami.fr ~ cemmere
taM iu ihc Cstr HaM eernrr II S.s-onl
>'rsvi ana oslshoinA Arrnn~. fcr all voters
flas Tt>.de issfw-en Ash >fr,-t. sud 81,
tralqu-at.ans ard tie teitauU,.el river
~ Ai Karuer Srhnoi iipe nloR
Mesi utr Aneun, feF ag tagfgs rcslG
lnz ~f.i Nf she Cottonwood river ana
ahhn ile iimffs ~ said Sth.al nslrici
Eesioa offae-rs for iAese Sc,ersl retin<
slaoss ars appsintea - follows.
fef v,sing assge Ne -
iussef,er. =. r. SmiiA
]ud~e. Ic4sae Eay.
tAefk. Mrs Ray Davis
Counters. . " ntn ana Mrs n N
noad
faf voting riat~ NJ =
lnsl-c,ter. Goa Harrington.
laa<e. W p. wuAamson
CltFf. flafelee Ader.
Counters. Afs 3 a. kroe-er and J. y
Curl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-12

Fer sesins rlsre No. -
INSPECTORS. t'kas ssei<y.
Judge. "a -. Datrkrr.
tlerk. Mr. Luaiss Asks~
teentefs, Mrs IL =. ssress ani r "
pearosk
TAe bsiief skaH - Substantially II ID.
feii"ssax ferrs. aFiased upen white paper
RALLor srRAuI TING TlEF QUESTION
on SCHOOL TAX LEVY
s"shaii thenr - levird uHan fhe faxahls
prspertE - Srheel District ~. "a. feSau
tennis. oklAAezaA an exeees - 10 mills
ahpne the Authorised : mln lesy. far the
satporf Il the eammon sckacls IN Sai.i
Seaooi bisfsici fsr f1e tear l.ezianing :
1eiy IL. isst aud endlas Jane >esh. is.i.
nakiAe a total Ivy - D. mul<t
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-12
Fsr ne ksr

Also = saia eiession their shsn ie san
iaiilsa Tie qaestiaH - voflax AZ addition
81 tfk e eae feaFtA af one miil .nHus 1,
ppon al q TIE tsxahie properly Il ths
sAAl sfAnai district for lhe parno.e n -
rabnsAinr and maintaining ~Reers,t.,
niasvs and Play grounds
The question shall ~ Submitted On 4
separate ballot watch shail h. substantial.
tf in iae feiiowsg form. pssuf~i nrof
white parer
-ha.iot Submitting the question - mak.
az 80 aanual tax iesy Tor establishing
and maintaining sc, reaiiaa places ana
rlay rreunls"
~Saan iAerc ~ etlr,l raon The tax
ahic property 4 Senoal p.ssg.et Nrml.cr
t4A snaualiy, oIc feorIA ~ = mni tyr
~ establishment aad maiai.nsncr 81
l'r resF.en piaces sna phy grsuudsf~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-12
AsIsrvs x.ss<yss< on. Kns~s ss
Snake Oil


Try n right now for EheumAtisri,
Neuralgia. Lumb4ro, scre. stllx asd
swalien Sotnta PA In fae head, bsek
and lraks. eorna.' tGnions. etc. After
one application s1iH usually cis1ppe4rs
~ II BY magic.
A new reincdy used Il ernaiiv ARD
externally Ter cc3Ths. colds. cro1p.
fnflaen92. sore t1roAt. oiphtherla ara
tCnsilitis.
ihss oh - ecrceced 70 te the most
and immediate effect n relieving pasn
Is due 10 tie fact that IL penetr4tes -
the affected Paris a. oacr. As an ~
iustr4 lion. rnur In drcps on tie thick-
est piece q sciS it4tfer ard u will
penetrate tnis SuhstAs<e through aEk
IhrcnEh In Ghree minutes
q Accept no substitute. THIS rreAt of
Il snAsen rsi cctw on'r. Nsrufacfurx.d ~ Hest
JUGS Necieine ca. Every boisie sa2r4asesa-
EAGLE DRUG STORE
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70 rsaI ccurD
taAe HAYES HtsLiNs HONEY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-12

Isadsf ssihaa As. ss' results
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-12

fis eisssi,n cfgeers shan make rs,nrn-
U >aid sIefiel 10 a., ssid naasa - Fsa
.sien. al us eu4.v h fhs Cis HaH st
e=ff oslafl q "a Nanh - ln.a
ifgri. -a'-l aaa >sal afGksH al Cara.
ria. uAlaaelna. flis Gth day q March isal
IiiE hstARn pF EnrrATIoN
ef fiih CITY or ga IngIE.
ekIAHoNA
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Irrsiislf
fSrATA
Afrsi n "a CARTER cisrs
ESTIMATED NTFI.S
tssneral Tunt
For saisrivs sna compensation =
officers sna cier.e4l employees ) i.Eoae
lei salarse, aul compensation ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-12

Total HeoesSary a. ie RAISED by
--z Ivy .....-.-- .-+...-...S so>a "a
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1920-10-23
HERE'S A coLoRED MAN
WHO CARRIES HIS COIN
WHERE THE WOMEN DO

George Dean, colOred, of 1872 South
First street, fooled the police for a
few minutes on Saturday evening when
he was arrested on disorderly charge
preferred by his wife. Dean had fin
ished his days work with man named
Schumacher at Rochelle Park, received
his pay, and on the way home managed
to secure some "hOOtch' to make him
quarrelsOme.
Arriving home, he started in to break
up housekeeping by smashing the
dishes and raising Cain generally The
police stepped in and brought him to
police headquarters, along with Mrs.
Dean.
After being relieved of small sum
of money and other articles, he was
asked if he had anything else about
him.
mo. SIR he said, "and I want that
money back, cause l worked for it."
Dean was about to be conducted to
the "best room" in the place, Cell No.
8, when Mrs. Dean remarked that he
had more money about him. Look
in his stockings" she said, "'cause
that's where he carries it."
The officers did and to their sur
prise they found $40 in bills snugly
tucked away.
A few hours later Dean was released
under 500 bail for a hearing this eve
ning.-Review.