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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-31
MRS. ROSE MCCORMACK DEAD.
Aged Resident Of Clemens Dies al
Iowa Citv.

Aged Resident Of Clemens Dies at
Iowa City.
Mrs. Rose Mccormack, widow of
D. NJ. Mccormack, an aged resident
of Clemens, died Saturday at Mercy
hospital. Iowa City, of infirmities of
old age. following long illness For
the past three years Mrs. McCor-
mack's health had gradually failed,
but It was not until a few weeks
ago that her condition became seri-
Gus.
Mrs. Mccormack was born Rose
Cooper. at Zenith, Ind. in 1887. She
was married to D. NJ. Mccormack
Sept. IL, 1861. Nine years ago Mr..
and Mrs. Mccormack celebrated their
fiftieth wedding anniversary. Mr..
and Mrs. Mccormack came to Mar
shall county in 1857, locating at
Clemens. Mrs. Mccormack is sur
viveds by six children. Mrs. J. s.
Mooney. Wenatchee. Wash; w, B..
Mccormack, gainesville, Mo-:
Charles Mccormack, Malcolm; A. D.
Mccormack, Garden City, Mimi; @,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-31

Anderson, of Albion, Friday after
noon in honor Of the 4th birthday an
University Of Charles Shirk Kenneth
Harmon and Willard Bridgeman.
The hostesses were Mrs. H. NJ.
Shirk and Mrs. Ward Bridgeman,
OF Albion, and Mrs. Wayne Harmon;
OF this city. Twenty-Five children
we're present and the afternoon was
spent with a musical program. Mrs.
Floyd Moier, of this city, assisted
with the refreshments.
@ o @
The Liscomb Township Commune
ity Club met Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. Fred Elliott The study
hour was occupied with the subjec,
of Gardening" with Mrs. Agnus
H'eff as leader and Mrs. Mary Gregg
assisting. Following the Study hour
the hostess served refreshments. Sht
was assisted by Mrs. B. E. Elliott
and Miss F1ossie Durham. The next
meeting will be held with Mrs. Harry
Eason Thursday afternoon, June 10.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-31
SERVICE FOR SENIORS
eacealaureats Sermon Preached at
Methodist Church BY Rev. o. c.
Fox-congresation That Taxes Ca
pacity Of Building Attends-Seats
Reserved for Class Members.

reserved TOR Class Members.
A congregation that taxed the ca
pacity Of the Methodist church at
tended the service for the seniors and
heard the baccalaureate sermon
preached by Rev. o. c. Fox, of st.
Paurs church. Sunday morning. Rev.
Mr.. Fox spoke from the subject
Life, q Career or a Mission"
Seats In the center section Of the
lower floor were reserved for the
seniors. juniors and members Of the
school board and faculty. The seniors
attended clad In caps and gowns. One
girl member OF the class was so over
come by tho heat and nervous strain
that she tainted in the church and
had to be taken out.
The choir of st. Paul's sang. led by
Mrs. G. A. Myers and accompanied by
Miss Isabelle Mitchem. The organ
prelude was "Adagio" from the SON.
alta in c minor. Guilmant. The Of
fertery anthem was I'm Alpha and
Omega" Stainer.
Rev. w. @. Crowder. pastor OF the
church, read the scripture lesson and
conducted prayer. The text used by
Rev. Mr.. Fox for his discourse was
Gal. 1898.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-31

N. Mccormack. GAINESVILLE. Mimi. and
]. g. Mccormack, city. Twenty
three grandchildren and i've great
grandchildren also survive. Two
grandnephews, A. p. and III. NJ.
Cooper, reside in this city.
Mrs. Mccormack was q member OF
the Christian church at Clemens,
where she had n largo circle Of
friends and acqunintances. j. s. and
o. N. Mccormack brought the body
to this city from Iowa City this aft
ernoon. Funeral services will be
held Mt 1880 Tuesday afternoon from
the J. 8. Mccormack home, 8o4 North
Seventh street, in charge Of Rev. w.
II. Clements. Burial will be in tho
Clemens cemtery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-31
AMUSEM ENTA
At tho Strand,

A double feature. Grace Darling
in Even AS Eve" pictured YER
sion of Robert w. Chambers novel,
THE Shining Band" and Charlie
Chaplin in his new million dollar
comedy, "A Days Pleasure opened
Sunday night at the Strand. The
Chambers story Is we'll told and the
Chaplin picture Is one of the best
recently made by the famous film
comedian.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-31
TAMA MAN LOSES CAR,

Ford Touring Car, Left Back Of Court
House, Stolen.
John Sturtz. of Tama, reported
this morning to Sheriff Charles
Henry the theft Of his Ford touring
car. left at the rear of the court
house Sunday night. Mr.. Sturtz re-
turned home without reporting the
loss and 'phoned the sherifrs office
this morning. He believes the car
was taken between and o'clock.
The car carried registration num-
Der S17637 and engine number
297567S.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-31
Prehas. Notice

Office Of the Clerk OF the district
court. state Of Iowa, Marshall coun-
~. IS. District court March team, A.
D.. 1920.
To whom 1t may concern: You ana
each OF you are hereby notified to ap-
pear at the Courthouse in Marshall
town, iowa, in said County, at 9
o'clock a. N. on the 18th day of June,
1890 to attend the proof Of and pro-
batting an instrument in writing pur..
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-31
Card ofzThaok..

We desire to extend our heartfelt
thanks and appreciation to our many
friends and neishbors. especially for
the many beautiful floral tokens OF
Immortality. also the fraternal and
spiritual services at the graveside of
our much loved son and brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. p. Robbins and fam
i1y
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-31

porting to be the last will ana testa-
ment of T. q. Wickersham late Of
Marshall county. Iowa, deceased. at
which time tand place you will ap-
pear and show cause, If any, why
said will should not be admitted to
probate.
In testimony whereof. / have here
to subscribed my name and affixed
the seal Of the district court. this
81 day of May. 1920. G. W. Gilbert,
clerk Of the district court.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-31
DEMENTED MAN GOES HOME.
Y. l.. Richard. Of Maumse, o.
Awaits TRANSPORTATION.

N"oNs transportation.
w. L. Richard. aged about 20 years.
who was taken Into custody by the
police Friday after he had wandered
about the southwest part OF the city
for many hours. probably will be on
his way to his homo in Maumee, o.,
before night. When taken into Gus
tody, Richard was unable to give any
account Of himself other than to give
his name and that he was enroute
from Hudson, wyo., to Ohio. He
evidently had left the train here and
had wandered about for hours before
IT became known that he was q
stranger.
Word was received this morning
by Sheriff Charles Henry from Rick
ards sister. Mrs. Harry Pomeroy, Of
Maumee. who descending transporta-
ton to the local ticket office for her
brother to Toledo, o., where he will
be met by relatives.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-31
MEMBER WANoERs AWAY,

Found by Police on Railroad Tracks
Near Eighth Street.
Porter Schuyler, an aged member
Of the soldiers home, was found by
the police Sunday afternoon, wander
ing aimlessly along the railroad
tracks between South Seventh anr
Eighth streets. He was identified
this morning by member of the
home and was taken back to the In
stitution by Commandant B. C.
Whitehill, who was notified that he
was in custody.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-31
BANQUET FOR an" MEN.
Honor Athletes Of High School Enjoy
Annual Dinner.

The annual dinner to "M" men Of
the high school. given by the high
school athletic association. was en-
1oyed by twenty-six letter men Sat-
urday night at Shrubs hall. Dinner
was served at s o'clock. and was fol-
lowed by a program of toasts. In
which Coach Hurd and members Of
the IN" squad participated. Tho
guests later attended n picture show.
Joe Whitehill. who won his IN" in
football and basketball this year. and
who now is stationed at the naval
hospital school. Great Lakes, ILL.,, was
present for the dinner.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-31
At the Casino.

May Allison is at her best in 1.-THE
Walk Offs" a comedy drama pre-
scented with most capable cast,
featured in the current bill at the
Casino. A Snub Pollard comedy,
Speed to Burn" Mutt and Jeff'
and Pathe News complete a good
we'll MIXED hill
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-31
sHAMRocKs LOSE TO SOLDIERS
Camp Dodgers Score 10 70 8 Victory
Over Locals.

Inneld errors by the home team
gave the Thirty-seventh resimental
nine from Camp Dodge a 13-to-5 vic
tory Sunday afternoon over the
Shamrocks on the fair ground dia-
mond. Between ESQ and 900 fans
witnessed the game. Miller. formerly
Of the Central Association, was on
the mound for the visitors. and pitch
ed good game. The Dodgers have
not lost a game this year. Mack and
Rcdel formed the battery for the To-
cal team.
The Shamrocks went to Colo today
for game with the Colo town team
his afternoon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-31
Licensed to We'd.

Licensed to We'd.
Anton Vobornik. aged IS, and Mary
Piohner, jagged Al, both Of Irving.
Jay F. Elliott, aged 23, Of Ames.
and Rose v. johnson, aged ~, Of Os-
kaloosa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-31
Gard Of Thanks.

We wish to thank the neighbors
md friends for the kindness and
iympathy shown us and flowers sent
turing the sickness and burial Of our
wife. daughter and sister. Mrs. Ruby
Sellers, JOS Sellers. Mr.. and Mrs.
lanes Cole. Jackson, Minnesota, H.
). Cole and family.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-31
MARRIED.
Elliott-Johnson

Elliott Johnson.
Jay F. Elliot. Of Ames. and Miss
Rose v. Johnson, of Oskaloosa, were
married by Rev. B. F. Cato. in the
study Of the Central Church Of Christ
Saturday night. They will live at
Ames.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-31
Local Weather R.cord-

Local Weather Record.
Seventy-six and 50 were the ex-
remes OF temperature Sunday COM
Jared with 70 and 65 Saturday and
and Sc a year ago Sunday. At
this morning the temperature was
80 compared with SO at the CORE
bonding hour Sunday morning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-31
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The Pansy Club will meet Tuesday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. J. r.
I'resnall, 102 South Fifth avenue.
The Court of Honor Circle will
meet with Mrs. F. S. Jerome. 202
North Third avenue, Tuesday after
L DON,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-31
Married In Dss Moins,.

Married In Dss Moines.
According to note from the
bridegroom, Miss Tavern stehlik
md Frank Payne. both Of this city,
we're married in Des Monies Tues
lay. They will return soon to this
'ity to live. Mr.. Payne wrote.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-31
DECORATE GRAVES
Of HEROIC DEAD
VETERANS OF THREE WARS
UNITE IN MEMORIAL DAY
OBSERVANCE.
MORE THAN $50 GRAVES
IN RIVERSIDE DECORATED

Grand Army, Spanish War Veterans
and Soldiers and Sailors Of World
War Join In Paying Tribute to
Their Dead-Memoriai Day Pro-
gram at Soldiers Home.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-05
PASTORAALIKIRJEE


1. Sestlen pmaaiat. - Ei moi ipurunul0ella ianoa,
fvinta 16 ip1ripn altuoia OH I~nettaipa; freitfalaiiet
fdiifirioitutlet lufepat n6et biufm eri tamaIla. Tois
iisia on main: SOS %iollafin usfopaiieIlo n~aiiella on
Iesfia" toHsia taas: sos %iollafin ilsfopaiiella. mic
bella tai naiiella, on lesfia". 9sabtdpasti ialfimdinen
~Iufutopa, on apostoolinen, iilIa ouooIta %t,tntuiil eta
main naispioliiille lesfenboIbooinIe annettailiin fu-
feesidoIeuia mdardptiia.
2. 3csflen bnolta,mimen. ~ 4an1oinfuin iuoranai>
1tsla o~ip1stamistapaufiisa ioista eoeu6 on olltt pa-
BE iotfrt ~iauttoipat parma mnnban 1it;nl1 tai iiGnIa
ienrafilnfan mnisfoille, uiin mpos t1si1 luetteloonmer-
fitiemiiesid buonlattiin p11rinfGptofiiG. @postoli fuis
tenfn ~oioittaa miten aiioitten tulee ola etpanteeIifelto
fnnnnlta:
al On p~ioett1p1 itie nlolta l~estist11ln. SGm1 paa-
tinlus Ell totiiesti ole pois pa~ifaltaar. Sulee tai lelrra-
tartalaiiilIa olla iifii paIion onaatluntoa, ett1 buolebs
tiiuat ipanbufiistaanl
b Isl iaa ~raittaa ieirafuntaa ti1rbanp1iten. ~al-
foonfd ieltraflntaa r~aiitettafo, iotta ie motif pitdd brol.
to oifeista lesfistd". Seurafunta oti fits luetteloibin
,pain ne panberlmat lesfet, ioiIla eli ollut onloiiio elos=
ia beistd buolebtimasia. gademnte tdstG, ettG luetto-
Ioonmerfitieminen pli itieafiasia duttau1isfeino, ionfa
fnutto ie~urafltntat tabtoi pientd patpelnsto nastaan
auttaa ia pldpit6d pinitteenalaifia. Siloin iis 10 of
~iDeettp GGritpiipat ~npfpaian pleiiesti f6pttGm1lle ia
bpip1fipm1IIe tamaIe:
6opbid tilee mattaa tponantamiieIa, mifGli he pps-
tppGt tpotG ~tefenGGn.
T6stG olfnieirafuntien lesfien luetteloonnerfitieuis
festa diff n%pfpiiilld ieirafunnilla parrtaan peIjon
ioppinlistal
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-05

ndineu faounfasmatti fobin, iillott
olitpat faiffi pappiIoiiet onneIIiiia.@
auuii uiiotta t~posfenteIi gooel'
iebwins Ioriiiisia ia oil tpobonid
bppin i~nnostimit. $dntd feboitet-
Tin poIoamaon fotimoobor, mutta
Sotfetonn
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-05

m6Gn ia antai,tiii t6poeIlG ipodmel
Ia miebenid barrastufiiin %oialliief-
Il. Scum tpo menestpi ia moitiin
Iptpttdd ebes iofunen pdimdnidoe
fooittomoin fiiIfiirien ~ipnffddnL po
lottomoan e~Idmddn, fin oIaston
loi tpoottcet, orpo buoItuiunt pfii-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-05

l~affobuone of fobittomien pomaios
no. 9ooelsebming life oiui nioren
poimomia fansia pIdferrasia perrin
northumberland, iImon mitdan
mufaipnufiio. $dnen pii~oIiionia, e.
rdan ministerin Iapiia bdnfin tot
hi pion tdbdn pfiinfcrtaiieen eId'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-05
.Senrafnnnan iuambimpien fnnnioittaminen
1 Eirrt. 5:17-18

/ Elm. 5.17-lS
@anbirnpia, iotfa ieurafantaa bpipin boitaipat, p-
SettGfoon faboenfertaiien futtnion aniainneina, mar
hinfin niitd. iotfa tefeuGt ianan tpotd ia ~opettapat.
SiuG ionooban @oanattu: "SI1 iibo riibtd putnam
b1ridn iunta~, ia: ~Tponnies on %paIffanIa aniainnut"
pobbittuaan lesfien aiiaa eri puolilta firtpp aposs
toll pnbuntaan feiirafirnnan ~panbimnista. Gnifn tut
lee pnbeeffi manbinlpien fiinnioittaminen
u. @anbimmat
1. Nambinrnnt-ianan i~elitDfiefii. = Sppin niein fobs
taanlile &aantatisia fanan "manbimmat". Wtitd ie
o~ifeastaan m%erfitee? Eaban fpipnpfieen taboonlme
nntaa ieiffaper6ien pastdufien freiffalaien %presbpte-
ros-ianan eri fGptGnt0tapoien eiitt1miiel6. Sana press
byteros m~erfitiee:
al Nsanbinta ifGGn nGboen. Mfrn1erfitps iis jana
fuin m~uioenfin fielten tpanbempis~ ianalla. Sasia n1er-
fitpfIesI6 f~GptetGGn itG %eniifiifin Inn on pnbe faboes-
ia b~enfiIost1, ioista toinen on toista ~Danbentpi Qf.
1925. Weitta itG ~fGptet6Gn n1posfin fun on pnbe
iponbufIisto m1orempien wastafobtana (@pt. 2:17;
1 Gin BID.
b Ganbimpia eisiiind. Rdsid merfitpfiesia faptet-
tpna tpipabtaa 10 eiiin funnioittupu piirre (Sbr. ii:
9; Wt. 1872; Sci. 7:3, 81.
g gonbimpia arponimend. Suiri tasa mielesia
fdptetddn iHa &aanatusia iansen uieit; iis ienraa-
tpnIla tapala:
81 III EyluIQluISIeH IlIIeH Utuluuolul yuISHl0lu' ~u~
Fl tapoufiesia ~f6ptettpnd iuontaa f ~alfinia Wtooiet-
fen aioiIta, iofa malitii %aipufieen 70 ponbinta taniat
fesfuuoesta (Nt. 1924; 1851; a Moos. LIS, I'D.
(2) Sonfun paiffatrrnnan ballituss ia iobtomiebis-
I'd. Weaaieituien banitusuiebet m. m. fantoimat tata
mined Gf. 7:3).
(3) Rristilifen ieiirafrnnan eiinliebistd. Naita Elf
miebid apostolic ~afetthpat perustqmiiria ieirnfuntiin
capt. 1929. Easfa merfitsfiesid on iitd fdptettp
fefstisIdmarefin; lonoin 10 tduldn tirieen Aid oil
iona lana eIiId n. |. rpbmdianana: panbimnisto.
Tdsta panbimmisto-ianasta ia iiitd, ettd presbpteross
jonna fdptetaGn moniffomuooosia, rafpp, etta pboelS
I'd poiffafiinnalla faattoi ola uieita panbirnpia (Mpt.
2O:tD. giin mititen tdptpp onafin, fiIld toto tdrria
acknowledgements on i~trtpnpt iuitaGaiiilto
fristilIiien firfon piiriin, ia iuutalaiiilla taas mans
bimmisto muooosti fnuremman tai pienemtnlar rea-
hposfunnon, iofa pbteifesti nelipoteIlen iobti ia pobti
o{ioito. Wdemme t1stG, ett1 a~Ifaioan ielrafiinterftr
o{ioitn iobti mnnbinmisto. Canaan mnnbirniston luz
fua on tietpsti I~dbteitten ~p1iutteesio tuaitea rnddratd.
Tefstistdmrnefin ndfpp, etti m%anbiurpio of ueito, iif-
Ia moinitti fana on moniffomiooosa.
az geIi1st1foImntta tpanbimntasta ~taiiuaas'a. Wd'
md uonbirnrbot ~fupatnon o~Iennoiffi taifpooIliien nal
t~oistitimem p~mpGriIId (STmf. Al; 5:5, 6, 8, ~.
stuten e6eIIdolefpasta ndfpp r~nerfitfee ipanbnsfan m
o~Ifuinnn fonbinta tntuoIliiesio ~mieIesid, mitta fir
f~qoomotti fisfee iponbuutta ftnnioittnntnnn, jobhi
fdsta i~pSbiteITen orfpomimi niiIIe, iotfa oIipat iofo fob
to- tai miutsia acknowledgements.
2. Tresbpterps, %episfopos, biofonos. - Nihtes'oor
fstrof,,nnon foimibenfI5istd fdpttdd ltui testament
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-05
ia BodsIseb-
wing

~tlttustua irtaimen maalaistp0mGes-
ton oloibin, ia hiuret ioiiaaliiet fps
ipmpfiet altoiipat aStarrlittaa b1nen
aiatufiiania. GtIan iiant1 nimittain
foetti pGGsta talouoelIifista mai
feufiistaan fisfonalla alustalaiiiI-
taan pbd iliurempia peroia ia riiss
tGmGlla torppareilta BELLE pilieltG
mifli muofratut maat. 9obelcbwine
tutastui beioan bGo1nalaiieen IL
~laania. Sun tlili DmmGrt1mGGn, mi
ia fopb6lle merfitii onla piffm mao
tilfta ia omu motif. Siit1 TAI bG<
men %iielunia e~niimmGiien berGtptien
iiiben "oma-foti" -idriesteImGGn, io>
ia ban itie mpobenmin toteutti. ga
malta oppi ban mpos nGfem1an,
mitG famalaa tuboa mdfiiuomat tee
fipGt tpomaen fesfuuoesia.
@aatiloien boito fyipi @ooelscb-
ming'ilta palion aitoa ia moimia,
iopa iiinG mdGrGsid, ettG ban tunii
benfiien febitpfienia ia iii6niien e.
ldmanid fuibtuman. Sunmnntaizi IT.
t~apdipGtfin menipGt monasti talou
..
oenboitoon. &pl1n panba postimes
tari oil elGip1 fristittp. SGnen luof
ieen 9ooelscbping iosfi1s pistGptpi
iu%ttelemoan iielunla aiioisto, ia bel
bGn malilleen ipntpi Idmmin pstG-
mpps.
8. 1854 fuoli 9obelscbpingin
IT'D, &an rienii fotia, mlitta eli ers
nGttGnpt iiGn barttajaiiiin. S1std
lGbtien ti1nii bGn 1p~bGmesiG1n pb1
melnoittomnmman flttiun ostlto iu
llStamnc en>.t ~ q nllllc, jot-
ia iitd eitpat tuntenret. SGl pGGts
ii malmistlla lGbetpsiaarnaaiafii ia
lGbti 8oieliin iitG morten opirnoi-
maan. Sielld ban tGpbelIG ipoGz
mellG ontaiitui l1betpsborrastitf-
ieen. S1nen GitinfG oil iiitd ilois@
jam, mlttta mlirrt ~iufulaiiet oil
mot ibmeisfG1n ia nprpeisiGdn.
SGn, ipfa of ministerin poita ia
pastoiien feiiarin leiffitoiperi -
b1nfo IG9etpsiaarnooiofiil Mlitta
8ooelscbwins ei futinmifiestann
enGG betfeGt1Gn epGiIlpt.
S1n iiirtpi i%ofiifin aifaa @rlon>
geniin iatfamaan iunaluusopiuiiia
op%innoitaon. Sielt1 tefi b1n ferran
iolfamattan 8aieriin. Matfalla 81
IGtti bGnet roiliilma. SGn fobtaii
erGGn tltliesfeletpan tpOmieben. Sc
poppimGt iamaon m%niataloon. gol-
Ia fertoi tpomies bGnelle elGmGn-
III maibeet. 8o6elscbming iai npt
emf ferran tlttutstua fobittomien
tpomiesten, "moantiefpeliien", iur>
feaan elGmGGn. SGn antoi michel
Re lluoentestamentin. 80 ipiotto tG-
mGn iGlfeen oil 9ooelscbDing 2eipf
5igisld pitGm6sid eiitelmad. @iitel-
man iGlfeen f1ipi b1ntd terwebti-
mGsiG barmaabdpiinen firianiitoias
mestari = lama mics, iofa oil OIL
Tut bGnen potoperinao1 ia iolle
8ooelscbningin lobia oil tullit rot
faimmafii a%arteeffi.
Sltmaan pieIG opinnoimasia
gerlinisiG ia @rfurtisia, titastii
bon 8oriiiisia oletpan iafialaiieu
fenrafunnan pappiin, postori @ep-
erin. EGma fertoi, ettG 8ariiiisfa
$3.50
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-03
ONLY WOMAN WHO MAKES
TOMBsT0N[s LIVES IN U. S.
Mrs. Emma Thomas Of 81. Loais.
Is Husky. Pink Checked and
Likes the Hard Work:
Is husbands $ Partner

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-03
FAVOR KANSAS MAN
FOR CHIEF OF MILITIA


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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-03
SUGAR COMPANIES DECLARE
SOME HUGE DIVIDENDS
Porse Rico Companies Cat Melon
cf 100 Per Cent on Invest
nen,: Other Big Com
pa-ies Do Likewise

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