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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-27
TAX DUPLICATES IN
HANDS Or TREASURER
County Asf sespr FINISHES Work I.
Take viii &c Received BY
TrcaauTer Bond Begin.
ming Tuesday Morning
hour . day n plliiary drIll

fhe iu> rolls far thu ea lea ha~
Aecu turucd over 10 Comfy Treasure
ffauk Bond b County Assessor = Il
Carter and sAlecguH sAAns wlll M
eia raesjay mornlnk Il Is Aapopn
Ga that ihe tins sof lhe Payment ot
il.e FIRST hail 81 il ~ tsxss wl1hoai
penalty has been extended IA Fnhi
nary \. lAsl q'aNes svh ahoal ths
same as shey were lasl year a. thete
was 80 assessment ou ral eetata sAiu
year. tAe salusions remaining ,ha
ame as ihfs were shc year previous,
and there VAS MOI much change ~
the ra of leslcs
Real estate will hp assevaaa again
., oSmirr sear and lae new assessor
W IS Humphrey viii start taking aa
SEES MeAts January
The rolls for 1890 show q total of
Sat2.stegi q ~ collected. diSsfnu..
"a =. Fellows state sssesis2 coan.
~ and tonws8p sfes7Csss County
and Guthrie ciiy tleaisC ili County
and towns, s2ti9ss: schools, siS8
ss27i Aseessofs feaa s1zeo About
ninety per ceni o taxes are cellect
"a and ne estimate for coany ex.
penees are taasd apoa the Nyure
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-27
POULTRY SHOW WILL
HE THE BEST EVER
+~~~+~-sa@
VIII Be Staged In New Gresham
Building: Starts Dec. 2ssh,
Ends on Evening Jan. s:
Premiums

The lSth annual poallrs show ~
De starred ia cashrie frem pccemheg
2ssA 10 January sra. glros sromsse Q.
bclng the hess ever given IA sha
county.
nr Louis RtsaaGga. chairman ot
the ARRANGEMENT committee has se.
cured the Gresham baildiux corue.' o.
Division snd Harrison and ,he sAoN
win ae given thkrc
Under she new state lau known az
the Jackson bll. Il becomes chllga
tory on the part eg coansy oommis.
sioacrs 10 SCI aside $3.50 per annam
n be used in paynens o. premiums
and tor support ~ the show Oat of
sAls fund i paid AZ premiums and
il psivilcpes all children ~ho 50 d..
sire is enter their displays withtat
ihe necessity ~ paving al entrance
fee This apalics 10 What Is scsmee
the Junior department
The above provisions make II pos
sl0le 70 pay all premiums promptly
and IS great ADVANTAGE TO he fan
gconsiaurd On PAGE m
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-27
TWO SENSATIONAL
MURDER TRIALS On
Old Court House At Cleveland.
Ohio, Ii Stage Where Two
Men Battle For
Lives

tle8 stil 0 re NJ lnsla sha
ainss portals og To- oa eonuhnus,
en me uhllf uprs hef two slrtns
landers from swu eAtgMoe IL 20
olvly have toush uasgle faf M.
~ iwo ~ 'irsnlsnds eftaieus. inues
Der trials eang on as the sasne lAne
IN enc room Natllam Il MeGAr
non. phief Justice ~ ths munigipNl
coatt r strueg.inE 70 free himself on
q charge 1T aecnud desires murder faf
ihe siesinR Of llaFuid z kagy
White TIE Mct;annon trial Ivaa %
George 0liggs1 IluWrlnef nuutnaa
and thtg wounded aud capiured
during hank fullwfy ii Bedford o.
was convicted and sentenced 70 li'e
luNrlaoNnent "a moIhcr ucn far
az murder of 'anolna i'alrles !.
G,fines
McGannop 81. horn "a log cahn.
hls earls youth one nf stady and hafl
NorN rose steadily 10 mtllc reaD q
10 rne ~ rNe hghes places on ny
benfh ierc
lpmfluer aS BERN 80 riuyelaAn
vlose oafIy life was ono ~ pp.
ihnsa ard shlrkiue work, deseeaaod
fiisther unli ho beeotnn d Nmtea
.sfn'aai wltH reward offered ~
ha afFvef
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-27
niRxEL BELIEVES M GUTHRIE
SPENDS MONEY TO PROVE "

Ioule Iilrxcl is ono eEthflc man
g. no Il not uneasy aswout she fuiaf,
os the city Mr llirzel has iast COM
plosed q bcaasiial modern hvnealfsN
On sis twenty acre farm on Soash
Pine street near the Teasne Ray
place And ne built the house whil
the price Of lnmheF and hs.ildlnF ma
ferial was awaiting
II you believe in slAns or a
town. prove 4 ny boostink the game,
l. the WAY lIlrxcd rats Il and shen
he hit the hsn AiFvel has made d
sacress in Guthrie He and his bro .
ther Fred. came 10 Guthrie IN the
early days. following The opening Of
she country and opened a wrvcerT
store on the present site Of sh,ir
business. They newer faltered but
kept wogking ard they have built 40
a business that no one car take from.
lhaln Louie believed in I.cgan farm
4AuNr AuN H7Aa4l-N 4f~at ttat' a9vff''s
He has several farms IN the county
and several more over tie state ont
he says Gathrfc and Logan are ihs
hest of all and be wili make this place
his home for al time Besides the
Auslding the finn occupg the iilrkel
brothers built the big brick building
now occupied by the Guthrie savings
bank. Mr. Fred IIirzel has a beau
isfui home prosrrty that he built ara
be aud his good wife are very proal
of IL More men. with vim such Is
has the Hirzel brothers. would make
Cufhrle better place and bigee
city.
The bungalow built hy oLuie Iiir-
sel cost him s7IfA. not counting the
land. but ke says 1t is worth Il.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-27

~ wiah ~ state that hvsse rpt
tsd lamas Aalmn af Mlsni n fa
vim, hul expwrA % fulfId nav unliaa'
ginn ss hlal before auH ilowsvAr
paid pig good portion ~ = pa
Iaat rFluMry dNY walen ! Apreaa hA
feeord hgouacsst IN lhn b'irst COO
rFssaiaaal dlssglst and defeated hln
gs,r tba Repiidirsn nouslnetIeH fF
courre@s. iila ogronNnt .Iiert Chan
dinf. Republican, was ei'wtFd ~
eonsfnss. 30. yoa aee, when slsINn
ls,ga gAp nomination he also lost the
aAi n conefeaa i'n not eH'ir 9
aatlaflaa y,t hus lm ehaekllnk. fs'
marked ~ VI ". FArFuv leday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-27
NO LET UP IN OIL.
ACTIVITIES IN LOGAN
Several Important Tests NEARING
Sand Rumored That Empire
and Edmond Wells Are
on Sand

Without iet up frem The time the
cement nas aoured into the two iaca
pines, ihe Empire test 10 SwinxvalA
township on tho vina VI. farm. has
been hitting the hall.
The s-incb easing win be run lc-
morrow.
Drilling Inside the 3-4 ineh cas
Ing will tiea begin and Al oil well
for Logan coanty Is the next thing
That there 'eall BE an oll we'll r.
suit from this test there il 40 dosnt
IN minds of the oil scouts wio ara
evngregating bore 70 watch ,his im-
portant test The Inch casing IN
l,e set at S4so feet. The cap rack
fcnn''rrss on PAGE S 4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-27
Farmers
ASkStQte
For Help

Oklahoma Caty. Dee. s--A bin
catfininS proposed ss&ie system q
bonded warehouses Cor storing farm
Ugoa0vss, and Rsklng foe consiaesa-
sion TO = conference of bankers
farmers and editors AZ agricultural
g2pers At the state house here tolay
The lsll, as drafted by $ comm'sfeo
which was IN session las; wceA. Vas
announced yesterday
oy the Appropriation 10 Ae asksd
N sSe.eeo Is Tor conStresczion q ~s.p-
aooses on the basis CT 50 per 81 /
~ the physlcAl value az the halll-
snxs with the other 20 pet cent sa i.
piled BY private capssi The ra-
mainins sese ~sll Ae used as aa
indemnity fand, 10 safeguard asa.ass
unforeseen loss or hazard. II was cx-
planned
Federal officials u the eWrvan ct
markets assisted IN drafting sAe hil'
co-operation between the federal aNd
state government agencias in admin
istrasaoa cf the proposed wareaoass
system is exp@ted
Members of the committee ,r"
John A. Mhisehur~t. president al iae
state aoard u agriculture J. " ~
cresvy. president If the Oklahoma
Wheat ssrcwers association waslcr
soliscrt. president os - Oklahoma
Cotton association; -Gsos~e HlsA,a
and Car Williams ef 0kis homa city
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-27
NOT LIKE THE OLD CHRISTMAS
DAYS IN GUTHRIE. SAYS CHIEF

Christmas day in Guthrie Was
sde1l in many WAYS. said Chlex d
Police Mitchell There zas a nota
he absence q red liquor and yer
little OF the white aas consumed III
Guthrians. The weather was ID al
and hundreds took advantage of II
by burning gasoline. bat lad re-
toTts Of no ioy-ridiag: people zen
orally observed the dsy - Il shooii
be Observed in quie= enjoyment aa:
whh sober minds. be scded.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-27
HEAD or COUNTY LEGION
rs KILLED AT pOTEAu

pctean. Dec. 60. Il. yarncf.
commander Of the american Legion
post, son of r 7. Warner. largest cor
'poraiIon lawyer. IN this section OF the
ate. was shot aud killed here Sun
day =. p Dismukes. Warmers fa;t
er.in-iaa, is held in the LcFIofe coun.
" Jaii n connection with the kilIinr
Tho 9hoo;ing occurred at Dismukes'
houe, where Warner is said 10 have
been asked to come, No cause To-
The sacoting has been giyea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-27

families ali over the co1itls' proved
thai is is the fifth chit Tut 9Th
the restriction Of families how 80
prevalent there Is SELDOM fiit1
chgd.~ ~~
Or. Poulieney strongly endorsed
the resolution eondemnins race ssl
eide. gzssed At the Lambeth con-
ference q fex weeks ago. and said
The nation Is morally responsible
for the decline n The blrthra,e There
mas iseen an isnprosemea. since the
var. sy8t undoubtedly restriction oi
families is taking place on q larz }
scale. After eTery allowance Las
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-27
Conpicfs Escape,
No Trace Found

Pine Biuff. Ark. Dec. 27.--Local
officers kept an ali-nlpht vigil ~
vain at the bridge across tho Arkan.
sas RIVER sis miles above here. look.
ing fer a number Of conWcfs ~
escaped from the state farm al
Tuekcr last night. Becsuse Of high
water IN the river bottoms sur
ruondinp the farm, Il 10 paid the
farm forms peninsula In the fiooI
waters and officers believe the only
safe outlet for ire fuuislsvcs VIII
be BY way of she bridge
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-27
PREPARING 10 isErIiu
iIE n sIRII KEN

Dcnser. Dee ~ William I. liamp.
ton, general freight agent u The Don.
yer 4 Mo Graude ailroed dicd n RE
n mldnish, Mr. IIauspton wos
stricken in his offIce on ffi3ay whils
making final arrangements 70 reflsc
after % years continuous service with
tlr railroad.
lie WAS born ID Missouri ii 1861
and began his railroad service with
the Texas 4 Pacific railroad.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-27

been made for housing difficulties
and for the natural desire a parents
TO have only those children whom
they can afford 10 bring up properly.
there are strong reasons for assfsn-
ing selfishness as the cause IN tigs
majority of cases of restriction
DR. Mary schariieb. president Of
the London School q Medicine for
Women. dissents from the views u
Dr. Poulteney. Dr. Schariieb Is 9
leading woman physician and soi-
enlist of high standing
Il see no reason why the flah
child IN family should be any filter
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-27

Frederick pec g7 Clyde Wa'
klns IS years old. IL under affs@i
riared wllh robhIng sho poet afflFe
4 MAnli0u Friday AlDte lhnn siA,
wna tsken lrani ihe post office the
sage was opened Ay the sMmblualln
Others beliescd 10 be duplicated sn
the rnhArry wil he arrested anan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-27

Oh ahcma City. Dec. m Fired G
nuikley. prominent Oklahoma CITY
merchant, who was stricken lset
nlDnt with paralysis wa6 rspoftea
In critical condition thls morning.
Although showing sllpht improve
meni. his physicians express allnnt
HOPE Tor his recovery Mr. ,nuiklsf
cams here laat Juno.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-27

Fnnefel lwswaOes fpr shA l-te ssta's
Vap,sner aNh0 alsa AnAs gslAs VI is'ts
lnw "a hiy lssnc IN thie city wa' AH
hnflad Tuesday aitefrenn ffn"fA
ssfvieea ~sil - held AZ z oeiesA ~
tho First namiwt church
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-27

ahyslcally than The first. second.
third Or fourth. she saId4 "sy all
the natural Ia,as the fira child sboalf
BE- physically The fiitest That this
is not always 20 IS due IL mcSt cases
10 the Ignorance and lnexrerieDce *
the mother The unfortunate fir1'-
born Is 10 n certain exfeut expert.
mented on to ~ uphrln.s and r~lr-
Ing When The others come the mu.
ther has practically BOUGHT her cx-
peTlence al if's expense Tbis ~
goes ~ prese the necessity for teach !
Ing our girls mofhercraGf II silonld
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-27
Burglars Crack
Safe, Get $500

tsenr3 stts. Okla, De-. T.-The
safe AZ the Harger AUTO supply
company here was cracked at ,
O'Clock this morning BY ar unknown
number Of bandits ~ao escaped
WITH $500 in cash. No trace Of IN.
robber or robbers has beer found.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-27
UARi'S TRIAL WILL
BE nILiSED

Ardmorc. Dce y Miss cia-a
Smith wiil never 70 70 jail and her
trial WI not b. held antii after Jan
uary II of the January term Of the
district court cf Carter county ".
r. Mclean has announced. M
docket viii not permit me 70 aid il
trying this case before that time"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-27
MiSIOOk EOR DEER
HUNTER ~ KILLED

Aransaa pass Tex. pee ~ Jeht
Hutton was ahD. aud inylaniiy Killed
yesterday while hunting hg one Of the
hunting party who mlsloek hin far
deer Hutton was 4 prominent fitlx.
en- of this place and had feslded hsr1
tor msny years
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-27
KGNcFssHeR WATER
SUPPLY ADEQUATE

kinsfishcr, Dee FL Klnxfisher
now has water supply Of so0.0oo
gshpns das which is considered
ample TO- several years -Four wells
have been drilled recently north n
kingfisher for the city water plant
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-27

be taught a. home and a. regular
subject in the schools
Or scharlleb does nor agree 1iih
those who think that the last child 81.
fhe family is the sDosl intelligent
The cieyerost children" she sasa,
should naturally BE- those who are
born at q time when their mother ~
al her best bosh phvaically and mau.
tally. which Is not he case when she
has had family and - getting IN
in years"
Repadiating the idea that seIfish.
~-----r-se'
Continued on Page =.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-27

NJ NV IN ~ r
Ruel simpson, for rany yearl
court reporter IN JUDI cotieral 8
division of the federal court has tca-
aefed hia resignation Nid wlll
bark ia the law bnainesa At Okla
h0ma cisy January ! Ruel SiWa.
son 81 said TO DO one q the most
competent court reporters % N,
southwest II mot N fact the mort
competent. Str Simpson will beeore
associated with Gustays Frlcl snn,
anWhcr Formerly II Guthrie lAwyer
Nho SOME years ago ehoaa Onabo,aE
city AS his future home. The many
friends % Mr and Mrs Aintpaon IN
this city VIII read ~ ihelr Intended
departure viii 4lncefr regreis.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-27
NOTED GUN MAN killtn

New York. Dce I'll neileE that
Monk Eastman. who for TIVE az
cades led one OF the lower cast sides
Anoss notorious wanEa ~ thWGs. was
slain Yesterday Al The result ~ d
gang send" today set drscesises 40
me tsisl 81 scores az character
known 20 have been his associate
- yArsous times
Eastman. who won distinction ia
the war undeF his real name. william
tcontlnuod an Page 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-27

Second Army ard members of ~
r. G.. viii attend funeral services Of
Conrade ai c. vampner TUESDAY
afternoon at o'elock Al the Fis~.
Baptist charch.--steilz A. Ford. se.s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-27
Bad
4H1Men
Killed


chicsno. pec, y 49, ~esa Hank"
ssanes, noted CLARK street gang lsaa.
tr Was killed iast nssht. presumahs
hy rival 9ana u aun men farsy
Was leader of az independent union
and had enhitterea some on the
rauissi elements, seeordsnn 70 police,
a sa~eu-ofi shot gun was 1eea by the
aaeAeslns.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-27
Dangerof
Collapse
Is Gone


NsN Vars af Amasasnttsf
hsndsu IN /. 81 tha eltY Asss
aaFtat sa " ~ aveeaas " AZ
see sset N - nepsahss ths tarr
hef eamphngs sns state mlil serse
Ia sut ~ ~ e~pt IL shs prsgs
pi eulalra s. AL fhlt has essH
sara*d - hi pfeA@msAsls#s ef TIRE
aulagaa tenl - ~ ne state. rns
00t mtls ne raesssisn January
lss 2ra "A " . fer shs pnspess ~
speeding ~ hvildina wnleh - baby
Heed IL tAe e,iy and tns asAss.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-27

Idabel. Dec "a Farmers Of this
vicinity viii meet January ? in Tdahel
10 organize into truck growers asss-
Citations. The county farm agent and
the chamber of commerce viii assist
"a the ~ork.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-27

Ns~ Orleans. De-. z7.-Tonlss.
fair. not quite 40 cold nor beast oor-
ton: Tuesday. fair. rising temper :
tare. ssuu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-27

Icon'laued op Pace Va
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-29
Mines Case
Was Dismissed

After, listening to the evidence
Of number OF witnesses from
Morgan Mines Saturday, Justice
M, r. NusSroyc dismissed tho
cases against William Kas4s and
his wife aud Joe Swaronoyick,
which had been brought ~ Tony
BRnis about two weeks ago. The
evidence seemed 10 show that Tony
had gone 10 the Easall home while
drunk and was thrown out. He
claimed that he had bought u pint
Of whiskoy at the house and was
refused change from a $50 BIZ.
The evidence was so conflicting,
that nothing could be learned about
what actually did occur, so the jus.
tlce collected the costs amount,
Ing to $2s.50 and let it go at that.
Saturday Justice Musgrovo Is,
sued warrant for Nick zugler, OF
Worthington, who is in the county
jail charged with having shot Steve
Andrews IN the hand. Nick was
arrested Friday MI ut BY Constable
Rssnett, OF or. "A
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-29
FLOOR GANES
FOR SCHOOLS
List Made Up At Meeting
OF Association On
Saturday

At a meeting Of the Monongahela
Valley High school Athletic asso-
citation held In this city on SaLur-
day afternoon the following sched-
ule OF basketball games between
the schools in the organization was
arranged:
At Clarksburg-Jan. z, Grafton;
Jan. Is, Buckhannou; Jan. y, Elk
ms: January IS, Fairnont; Feb.
4 Salem; Feb. IL, Weston.
At BucEhannon-Jan. S, Salem;
Jan. Il, Elkins; Jan. q, Weston;
Feb. 5, Warrington; Feb. II,
Shinnston: Feb. 10, Victory: March
II, Fatrmont.
At Elkins-Jan. IS, Buckhunnon !;
Feb. 8, Weston; Feb. u. ShInns'
ton; March 3, Warrington; March
5, Grafton; March II, MorgantOwn.
At Fairmont-Jan s, CIariiSburg;
Jan. II, Grafton; Jan. q, Buck
harmon; Jan. 20, Weston; Feb. 4,
Mo.gan,own; Feb. IS, Elkins.
At GrGtton-Jan. II, Salem; Jan.
Is, Victory; Jan. Is, Clarksblrg;
Jan. 20, Blckhannon; Eel. 4, Wes-
ton; Feb. 10, Ellsins: Feb %, FAIL.
mont; March 4, Manning on.
At Mannington--Jan q Morgan.
town; Jan. 90, Shinuston; Feb :
Shiuuston: Feb. 4. Victory; Feb.
II, Elkins; Feb. IS, Salem; Feb.
"a, Weston.
At Moygan.Own-Jan. II. Salem !;
Jan. 30, Elkns; Jan. %, Faiymont;
Feb. 5, Grafton; Feb. 10, weston;
March 4, Shinnston.
At Salem-Jan. Is. Warrington;
Jan. 81. Tunnelton; Feb. %, Shinns.
ton; Feb. rs, Weston; MarGh /,
Grafton: March Il, Buckhannon
At Shinnst0n Jan. Z, Salem:
Jan. %, Eliins; jan, rs, tunnel.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-29
Knights ofColumbus
Social Session

The local lodge knights OF Co,
lumhus Will hold special meeting
and social session this evening IN
their hall on Main street The
principal feature Of rNe evening
will be an address by DR.. j. A.
STR ebcch, OF MoundsvilIe, state lee.
turer of the order.
A buffet lunch will be served and
this Will be topped off by a smoker.
Frank Jordan will sing and other
interesting features will be intro
duced.
knights from Warrington and
other near by points will be here
for the affair.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-29
ton; reb. 4. puekhannon: Feb. IS.

ton: Feb. 4, Buc&hannon: Feb. IS,
MorEantown.
at Tunnelton-Jan. 81. Victory.
At Victory-Jan. S. Tunnelton:
Jan. IA, Manning ION; Feb. Il, Wes-
ton:
At weston-Jan. I, Tunnelton;
Jan. IS, Elktns; Jan, 81, Grafton;
Jan. 90, Clarksburg; Jan. &C. Man
nington; Jan, Is, salem; Fcb. 3,
Bucl;hannon; Feb. Is. Fairmont;
Feb. 10, Victory; Feb. IS, Shlnns-
ton; March u, Morgautown.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-29
Three and Two

a I0t of oregeut dav boxes are
than a cat is of water
T,bov- ,rroo tovairb+s trav neva,
, Tin~ r,anv ons.sifyrG Matches re.
s,it r.birI sHotls No nyenjr~ IN.
,ha customers
49, ., ,,,,,.
Do&ss3 are IeslSt;,H. - Hun.iS
SneE nave oussIoMh " ~ ca!SS' , auu
W. i.na iiShl% , e . POSING &s I pahe
t'ilS 'tnu Nsieets lt''i ". Ut i'bAt
Weights ana 30 ." up tne me
itlng luusgrs 10 not 40 me game y,
~! sooQ. - =" ina" IS i M =. 70
lnsrt 4 , poAeI VINO - Gym OF vi
pouH tG; he '.'., ne oHSHt 10 SNOW
IT, y: me crow we, snoWta DC inlor4h i,,i
81 Ii, H. 100 ~ Ht ILL., tney T., Inow "Ilat
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Basketball.

With football out Of the way the
local High school Mil turn alton
ton to basketball and the outlook
is very bright Tor q good basketball
team. Coach Kahn will have his
men out for practice every day
soon and hopes to round out u team
that viii land the state champion
ship. Several new players wiz be
available and the team should
make Il good record. a very attrac-
tive horne schedule has been ar
ranged with teams in the Monon-
gahela Valley High School Athletic
association. and other good home
games will be on the program.
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q. rail al. Led Straight
Preachers House

Lee Rice returned from Union
Town, Pa. yesterday with Sheriff
5ts1overs bloodhouuds after doing
tyro, hobs that look good for the
Hoks but bad for a colored preach.
Two robberies had been re-
iioft to the police, one of which
FaiIroader who returned from work
Shnday morning at O'Clock and
missed $23 which had been Sc
Sired ~ forcing a window, The
{ stcopd robbery was perpetrated in
IL same way, and 800 taken. Both
EfaiIss Jed to the house OF a coIored
er, the dogs arriving at the
house while services were being
Edndu6ted across the street, from
4 Is minister's home.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-29

The local independent football!
team won another close and inter
csting game at Traction Park yes
tcrday If, defeating the Columbia
club of Wheeling, 1t was a grea,
game and the local lads deserve
credit for taking the contest The
locals viii now challenge the
Wheeling American Legion team,
who claim the state amateur cham
pionship. We trust that the gahe
can be arranged.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-29

This Is the season of the year
when everybody picks All-Ameri-
can football teams, and they are
coming in faster than usual this
year. Here Is the AlI~Amarican &C.
lection OF the ClarksburE Telegram,
picked by Carl LeaLherwood:
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-29

ME United Sites Navy depart
81 offering five old warships
nd ellnneous vessels for
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-29

This group Of stars has made
the University Of California a great
scoring machine this season. They
are considered by critics to out
rank any quartet OF brill.ants in
the Coast Conference this fall.
They are: Brick" Muller, end;
"Pesky" Sprott, haIfback; J. B.
Morrison. fullback, and Dan Nc
MILAN, tackle.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-29

Moro than 1900 women are
members OF the International Ma.
chinist's Union.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-29

lifafYt experts believe Russia
6Ii b t1rnit ions 10 continue,
6t years.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-29

yorktown. Va, where Cornwall
lis surrendered to Washington, has
a population of less than zoo.
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4 lot OF present day boxes are
more 1Tetnoin hrdl nbmb mbmDmb
than n cat is OF water