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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04
$4,000 PROPERTY DEAL
II. L.. W. Goodwin Sells Place AT 3I0
East Franklin street 10

Sale Of property located AT 3l3 EAST
Franklin Street. by Il. L. w Goodwin
!" Mrs. !. y. Fry. for a consideration
OF $lh.OGO. was recorded ycStcrda Y
IN chanccry Court Irene Il. 'ry
also sold dwelling in North. Rich
rnond for $1,000. c. a. Nelson sold
a North Richmond home for 1880
one OF the features Of realty trans
actions for the day was the sale Of
a lot on Grove Avenue for 5000. or
500 a foot. The lot was located near
crenshaw Avenue. All of the above
4: Co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04
WILL ORGANIZE CHURCH
Highland Park Disciples of CbrI,t
To lie Assembled In New
Congregations.

Tn" Highland Park Christian
church VIII be organized on sunday
the Disciples of Christ Council or
Richmond. who mas been conducting
revival services in the Highland
fdrk schoo! building during the pres
cnt week
IL is expected that the first congre-
cation VIII number about 100 mem
ncrs. ana VIII constitute the seventh
body Of In" Disciples OF Chris, in
inc CITY. Three services will be held
on sunday, at II y. NJ, T.. NJ. and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04
SEEN ON THE SIDE
BY HENRY EDwARD WARMER
The InconparabIcs.

The Incompnrablcs.
rive less than nifty years ago
great event occurred.
But search your histories high and low
lou shall not find word
of It, in Books Inferred
though wars may rage forever yet
That single Thing outcassed
Events from Kings to Soviet
In present times and past
Or all OF them. amasscd
No tragedy nations fall
No epochal event
Equals the Thing II loads Thorn al,
In pondcrous portcnt
Yet hcraldlcss 1t went
No buE'cs cried its coming in
Nor Will its going OUT
No great procession raised din
No people stood TO shout
Silent. il came about
Yet from the first creation, no
Event has cqualcd this;
No tragedy OF tyranrs blow
Nor ireachcry OF kiss
No Edcn's serpent hiss
This was the one. Outstanding Thing
That marked LIES greatest morn!
This Event OF which sing.
From Fate's grim calendar torn.
Was when Myself was born
And only Event shall be
To equal it: When |
Come TO the side Of that wide sea
Where Fate's long beaches lie.
|. who was born. shall die,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04
SCOUTS WILL DISTRIBUTE
CHRISTMAS STOCKINGS
PLANS TO Provide Over 5.OD0 for Poor
of Klcanond Are Dis

l'lans for the collection and dis
trioution Of over 1000 Christmas
Stockings for the needy boys and
tcrday by the Boy Scouts at q meet
nv IN scout headquarters. II Nor,h
tiSnth street. y genera .ncr.in; =;
Il the Scouts and all Interested aEcu-
clcS or the city Is called tor Monday
afternoon at o'clock, to be held IN
the same location.
The public is invited to assist in
tue work of providing the stockings,
ana invitations were extended yes
to-day to All social workers the pub
nc Schoois. MERCHANTS. churches. So
cirttes and individuals TO and tho
scouts In the movement. II ~ rsti-
mated that II Will require 900 more
stockings this year than last Christ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04

Chances are that there won, he enough
Jobs after March to supply all the appIi.
Giants who formerly played the slide trombone
in the "iilagc band.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04
Echoes From Down Home

The northwestern part of the state is get
tin;; ready to make fight to reclaim the lost
provinces" Ashe. Allegheny and Watauga. The
three counties geographically n part Of
North Carolina They elect representatives to
sit in the General Assembly at Raleigh and
they pay taxes into the treasury OF North
Carolina. but actually they parts OF Nir-
GINA and Tennessee They trade with the
Nirginians and the Tenncsseeans Bad roads
between them and the rest Of North Caro-
lima make them Virginians and Tenncssecans.
Greensboro Record.
II Harding succeeds In oblitcrating the Mason
and Dixon line. there Will be nothing left for
of these Republican irreconcilables TO
fang their sheets Of dissonson on,-Wiming
Star.
The people OF North Carolina. the Phiiis-
tines we'll the purc-In- heart. would
consider their State honored in the cleva-
ton OF Judge Jeter &. Prtchard TO the United
States Supreme Court bench. His long and
distinguished career as a circuit Judge argues
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04
Dong HcIntcs TLrIlls.

Douglas Fairbanks. starring III
The Mark OF Zorro nov shUw!n,;
at the Lyric Thcatrr. stouily de
c!arcs that - real genuine thriller
was dishcd 10 him when IN. picture
was being filmed. The occasion WAS
when Gonzales. the big blushinr SER
gcant mad" vicious lungc st him
with real rapicr that just missed
him by Il hairs breath. IL p.ne-
tra;ed three inches deep in winc
Cask nearby. The audience certain
~ gathers much amusement over that
scene in tho picture" Doug" stated.
but II WAS no amusement to see.
me when | saw that long. sIiiicrius
weapon hurled AZ me"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04
MINIATURE AI.,i,SAC.
Screen Calendar

HIJOU-Dornthy Dalton in "a
Romantic Adventurous"
bNOADW'kN-ls~tt Bi.thr I'm
"Nomuds of the North"
LiHIt-DouIlaS Fairbanks In
..rhc Mark Of Zorro"
I:lS-Wiliiam Fnrnum In "The
Spoilers"
NICToI,-WilIinni :. Hart In
"IIcirs Hinges"
DIBi.ON-\ornin 1niniadEr In
"Mnrihn'> \indicntion."
MT EHIVD-tnricty program
headed by iioOt Gibson.
NEN-SpcciaI Western feature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04
Ads,
Some OF ines. days:

Some OF these days:
FOR SAI.T:-One diamond tiara. two gold
watches and a race horse bought By
rnunition worker in 1918, who needs
a suit OF clothes.
WILL EXCHANGE my automobile for one
year Icas. on .-room house. account
foreclosure mortgage when bought
the car.
Maiden LADY wishes 10 locate honorable
gent she turned down when he propos ed
in 1919, ut time she doing better
than she Is now.
WAETED--A Job BY man who refused to take
anything less than Presidency OF Steel
Mil Two years ago. Can run any Kind
of elevator.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04

For the last times, possibly eyer
In Richmond, The Spoilers" wiil send
capacity crowds away from the lsis
today thoroughly satisfied. WI; vii
liam Farnums mastery work in the
leading role, a thrilling night scene
inc cast including a number Of
wclI-kuown artists OF tho screen, tho
picture has made Il great hit here
This week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04
Kcndjustmcm, fn, All

DOWHATAN farmers or such Of them ,s
y comprise the Tobacco Growers AssorIa.
-tton OF that county, feel aggricyed, AS sot
forth in resolutons by recent editorial
entitled ~ Problem in Reaajus,mcnt," in
which me ilines-Dispatch suggested that
the farmers nigh, find il nccessarv ~ re-
adjust their living conditions to conform
with the changed market ana financial sim
alton. The Times patch IS OF tina, onin-
ION still, and, while it specified the farmers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04
Cinema Programs
">nn,nL, Of the North"

Noble love in primitiv. environ
mcnts VIII probably never cease 70
WELD a magnetic Influence over th"
human race and for that reason II
no other there is vas, amour; OF in
tcrcsi in such "a piCtur" as has been
mad" from the James Oliver cur
wood story. "SomaGs OF The North
which is closing the week at the
broadway today with a splendid cast.
featuring Lon CLANCY, Betty Blythe
and Lewis stone.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04
Wilson To .Armcnia's Rescue

D ECOGNlXlNG that member nations
upon whom chief responsibility rests
to put all end TO the murderous warfare the
Turkish Nationalist are waging on help
less Armenia haven't the courage TO do their
duty and in,erpose with force to stop the
Turks in their butchery, the league assem-
bly, sent out general appeal urging some
power, whether holding membership in the
league or not. 10 intervene with an offer
OF mediation to end hostilties between
the two countries
President Wilson has replied to this in
vitation by proiering his personal media
ton through a representative. Condition
ing his acceptance upon assurances Of the
moral and diplomatic support OF the prin-
cpal powers in his undertaking. the presi-
dent advises the league OF the limitations
under which he must necessarily act In
his note OF acceptance he frankly explained
that he was without authorization to offer
or employ the military forces OF the United
States in any project for the relief OF Ar
nene. or any material contribution requir-
ing the consent of Congress, which is not
low III session and whose action could
rot forecast Congress having some
months ago refused his request for author
lily to take over the Armenian mandate, the
President naturally recognizes that tho onlv
force he can bring 10 bear in the exercise
OF his mediatory offices is the strength OF
his personal moral influence, with the coun-
Tries at war and with. sc support his pru-
posais for ending lostii,tIes may be OK.
pected 10 command from other nations. par
ticularly those constituting the league
If he were dealing with any other ma
ton than Turkey this influence might he
expected to carry great weight in cffccting
va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04

one way the farmer might look at the road
pond proposition In connection with sadly
disappointing prices for tobacco: 100000 II
Sear 10 De spent. more employment for men
anu teams; greater part OF the money come
CUT OIL the towns, which pay by far the heav-
Ter tax bill. Aud tho farmer realizes along
WIN the rest, that the more money there is
being turned loose In the community the
more he gets.--Greensboro News
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04

Atlanta man named Fuller is struck b
street car. Probably that was the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04
BRANDT HEADS CLUB
N"'ihi ORGANIZATION Elects Officers 10
serve During Next Six

W. brandt was elected president
OF IN" Richmond Structural Steel so
"a, ,i Club last night at "a meeting OF
H. "ISahiZaticn at the plant OF the
company. T.. II. Tracy was elected
wee pres dent: T.. y. iIaight. treas
mnrHr' " q. FIG. recording secretary;
" ~. Mitchci!. !inancia! secretary. and
>, j. Matthews and w. J. Doyle, trus-
The officers elected will serve for
chosen after spirited baIio,jnr ~
tle else hut business was taken m
because OF thc election, The meet,
lHE rs one OF the first active meetings
y. ~ !tar. ana marks the beginning
o. the winters program
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04
William :. Hart tcp.at..

William :. Hart has never given
tho screen n more interesting char
actcrization than that he gives in
"IielIs Hinges which the Victor Of
icrs again today. 1t is action from
start 10 finish. Tanning Target Cen
ter is the Scnnctt supplemental
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04
Norma Talmndge n, odcon.

Nartha's Vindication." with the lr-
reSistlble Norma Talmadge in the
role OF Martha. is the Odcon attrac-
ton again today. 1t is "A production
lavishly staged. magniiiccntly pre-
scented and Handsomely gowned. SEN
netts You Wouldn't Believe 1t" is
the extra feature
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04
Suffering From BARNS.

d, Inc Gondition Of Louise Whitmore,
mira Avenue. Highland Park w9s
r"nSi,aercd' serious last night as n
LLrSnn OF burns when her clothing
m.C'Itic ieni,ed while playing with
old. was rushed 10 Doolcy Hospitai'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04
Dorothy Dalton Drn.,s I'm In.

Two splendid features which have
served 10 pack the Bijou the last OF
this week VIII be shown again today.
Dorothy Dalton. in ~ Romantic 'Ad-
Hcnturcss' - the featured attraction,
and l;ddi" Roland, ins The Vanity
fcr!nS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04

SohF'ncihHiE his fitness for the highest judicial
once In this nation II Is Understood that
iresidcnt-Elect Harding during the first few
months OF his administration Will have the
opportunity OF hlllng several MISUNDERSTANDING
willie Citizen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04
charcoal, r:pn.. p.,,, rho.eh,

'Dcy ain no decisions in n mans mind whc n
he come courtin'." said Charcoal Eph. ruinina-
lively, but attain he done swung dc conan O.
life he sure do look back an sigh a heap Eat
: pruue. Ms;ah Jackson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04

"But how" said The Common Hcrsom, "how
90 YOU reformers decide wnat is right for
all the people huh?"
why. my dear Sir" SAID the Reformer,
chat is perfectly eIementary-absurdly easy.
For instance. | do not like prumcs: therefore,
p-unes should be abolished"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04
Picked In MT Rundon,.

Halt 'hc courtney OF life is taken looking
back warG
memories
Pay man twice his deserts and you'll
hire TO do his work.
a close shave is the green motorists Thrill.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04
NIotIcrnlzCtl.
Mother.

Mother. may SO out TO dance?
mo, IN! darling daughter;
Fer some OF those boys have been 10 France
And they don't dance like they oughtcr!'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04

Incni Tcmnrr,,Iur. N...1.,

., ~. temperature ?
Wi'Inuil t"inD"rature to 4 r. NJ ii
Mean tr,,, ,,"r.mp"tatur" TO i. Nj. ~
- ~, ,cihpcrhturc yesterday .. ~
! ,,,u .,ita tcfhpcrh,urc .or this date il
,,,,'Hm'i"hcy yesterday
i,.,ic,.mt stncn March ........ 3Gt
''hN' January L..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04

ADDRESS ~ q, The
MITNICtTloNS 10, ,,
rhine, dispatch n"" h''
to individuals
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04

Wilson'S message is said to have brought
smiles" 10 Geneva. Please send us mes
sage. Mr. President
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04
Natural Mistake.

II hear Jones has bought a car"
Nah, II just listens shat way. Hes
rad his springs creased and some of the pans
frightened on"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04
Special IIntn.

i Mi onsrrvntions nj Il l.. ". Yesterday
=, ~ , .,',a utestioh south: wind velocity .
Weather al l.. NJ. partly cloudy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04
Rensons for Itrmor.e

!. The eighteenth amendment.
J, The nineteenth amendment.
) The proposed twentieth amendment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04

constan'inople dispatch says Tursjsb
women are showing their faces. That.s An
right as starter but they've long INV
to go before tAey arrive at the revelation
attained By The American woman
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04

Federal agents in Texas sezing m!ucc-
meat. It's time now to conceal your rals!us
ana yeast cake.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04

"s Mr. Harding travels through Virginia
ne VIII do well ID keep his eye out for
leading minds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04

Presidents Elect Harding is the guest OF
Virginia today. We didn't give him our votes
hut there's objection to handing him thre.
heart: cheers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04

ntm,t.', j. hours ending H. Nj Suno
iitsS.htoH ~ hours ending NJ Enm.
Excess sine" March / 80 ~.
EXCESS since January !, -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04

Norfolk j. advertising its vice conditions
AMI its motto is Watch Norfolk grow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04

Man who sold blind death" gets eighteen
years in prison. whereas impartial justice
would have condemned him to drink what he
sold to others
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04

Harding reaches Norfolk in the teeth OF .
big wind. He's following tho precedent es
tabl!sh.C November =.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04

McNico tx standing on it's pride in refts n s
L" ask admittauCc to the league OF nations
Win such hi'nsy foundation it is facing a
tumble.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04

euBIIsiIED every day in the year g" AT. ~ ri%c.-
81 Tenth Street, Richmond. Va. 10y Inc
y Dispatch Publishing Co.. Inc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04

SATURDAY.. DECEMBER /. 1920
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-06
nA~i ntfI tA>~ mot t.iit
tr nlln tiIisnA ~
IN iIit At.p t.NNi~
gttI>tlN
WHY NIECE AND
CHASE WENT OUT
Aitit.ln TWO ui> riANtn
INnililili NJ u,iI.s nAii
NAs>Ati~ NAk NJ
litORt~ 10 nIs. ~
goIiuu uI GNul'~
IiillON on

shhasa as9i rrgslieat VII
liam yessk II ihe shlako NAtlanai
oaAahali goAlu. losaY tesAa an lnyes
tssalloa ~ ebafses usada here seaty
tsaf sha salp haa delinesslsls tmt
last TaesaaYa SAME whish Fhslsdsl
elsia sou ? So :. Ana shAt peegeasinnAi
aamElvfa sisane,i ue "a betting
sup as 4 resalI
Mr Neask aald be hai ~ evidences
So gfove nf aispfass shs shAesvn has
~oaia maae eyefy ptfau "a slit sba
matirr g. enc ballom
~ lmpsespion en yeag loag has
aeen shas there "a Tess KamblluN thls
tssm than vsef hsfseev ~ aAld "A
sauuett lhat niAag % alsglbassa "
sae yAss gsAt ~ wvus attef Noms ~
lawa pts,sY hAgd lass YrAr"
l.en MaHee " sha eabs and ilai
shaAe "a lhe ulsata mvfa las uus goe
laaitfassal AlaAl lsaa,lHM' Ast Ypar.
aad Il esa latsg bsaasht eut IA
hearing afmWei MsNeu sAag ,ta rpal
Aass ~lA sha iaes lhAs VA wAa aas.
4setsA "a hAyiAN ug' AaaluAt Aia awu
fvam GA AAlae AZ liuetam Mr1vu
iw,s8Aht aalt Al sinelnaaes tW pask
salafY aus lUas ina easn
4t.m.sN ,a...s..44s4ss kata..k .s4.s.4a sa4.....
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-06
USE OF TOBACCO IS
TABOO IN ZION CITY
Huge Sign Boards on Approaches
Near tho City Warn
Public To Watch
Their Step

Chicago sopl Travellers 80
proeehins zlou cie are nos warmed
by husc aisnAoafds not 10 use 10
hacco within the precincts of The
town which is the home ~ the r. T..
ous groog founded by the late Iita
Alexander Dowlo, and nov presia 4
over by Wilhnr Glenn yolisla Tho
rirus also warn thar outsiders j
bui'lnskya have no business nor anv
rights 10 The city
SO genii'nan knowing lhat the
use OF tobacco has beon 80 city pro
hlblicd ia ihla city since the vary
beginning Of is esisienee xlll usa
tobacco Wishin iis hordet the
sign reads rrhls Is the headQaar
terr. the prlvaie home. of the t'hrla
tian Catholic Apostolic church IL
Zion We establishes It sud Ne viii
fight for lt ia the name 3f lilo Lord
~ ff'"f"t fHf 'tRH rA fff fAiAAtNH Nf
Zion. whom wicked men Imagine they
can defy Outsiders and mtlnaxya
have no business nor any nxaa tn
this city and they viii not be- per
mltted 70 butt n on any maitart
Notice 70 all visitors whenayer ard
wherever you Soc man uala4 g..
bncco. elthw smoking or chewing
you are hereby informed sbat thai
man IL an enemy of Zion and vollsa
Mark hlm' Ora. yonr osn canslu
slons'~
On other small sign boards 4askcrs
BY are warned Of the diseases which
they say follow the nae ~ tobacco
The boards are closely guarded b,
volisae men against any astenp, Il
deface them
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-06
INCREASED PRODUCTION
OFl|v[ STOCK URGED
Chicago Packers Send Letters
To Stock Raisers and
Bankers Urging
Cooperation

Chicago. Sept q Representatives 81
the Chlcaro packers today sent let
ter TO stock kralsea Railroad officials
and bankers OF the middle west and
FAR west. asking them 20 attend q
conference here on september 70. "a
discuss plans Tor Financing increased
production OF livestock
The letters urged ankera. paoxors
livestock produceir railway npro
soutatlvrs and others Interested "a
meet Ihera with rcDrescutatiFr u
the federal reserve banks 90 find
out whether there Is not a better tias
By which the tye stock Industry car
be protected aud financed. 10 the end
that confidence and normal food pro
duction can De restored and abnormal
shipments OF young aud breeding live
stock be stopped
"The summer ~ 1920 has produces
one of the greatest crops Of hay
corn. pasture and other feeds. know
IN the history Of tho country" th'
letters said However. the farmer
Anc feeders find 4 very difficult 4
secure funds With which to purchas'
livestock for their usual operations
The drought last summer IN to
northwest which caused great par
Of the livestock there 10 be- throw
ION the market. shows prospects o
rcsuItlng almost IN extinction o
livestock production IN certain part
OF the west. said the call for the con
ference. adding tina the prices 10
hides and wooi are demorsllzed wit
practically no market.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-06
OWENS, FORMER GUTHRIE
MAN, MAKES klLLlNG
EMPIRE TEST N srRi\G-
VALE NAY BE CLOSED
DOWN: LIST OF IN
sTRt ME<rs RECORD
Ed: COVER CHOICE
Ks SECTIONS N
COUNTY

The Empire on compAnys se*l u
srangyaie township, southeast o
Guthrie. has reached a,ssa feet and
has been shH, down on orders from
the main office of the eomlany
pending renewal ot ieases in is'
block. II the landowners refuse lt
renew the leases. the company vii
abandon the test, II IS said
The following oil and gas leases
were recorded today
Edlth N Sinmons 10 Prairie Oh 4
Gas COMPANY sis0oo. sW ~. sis-s
west Mno ] Bates to +. Q. 4 g
company. sseooo. sw "a sais.1west.
west: Clifford r Mccuooin 70 T. o
& G. company. $4,000. W "a. z7.iS
swest: Kinchin Kelley 70 7. Q a G.
company. $4,000. NE IA. 2l12west.
cliffcrd Il. Mccnbnin 90 r @. a q
company. s34a.00, ~ IA, S.is-iwcst
Christopher Book 20 r Q q 9. com.
pany. s2o20o. LOT and " I-2 M ~
el.l72west: Mary Norris 10 y q. 4 Q.
company. 0s90 90. SW ia. S3iT2wess
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-06
CHIN MARK ON OLD
VIOLIN EXPOSES THIEF |
Man Who Lost Valuable fns1u
ment Recognizes the Mark
When Prospective hnycf
Seeks His Aid

Neu Ynfk seas ~esH hale e
he shsn fess Il a tt%o salia whieh
~ens astfay yeats asa eaAl'iea fiAf
ola stern. ieadsr = the l'age aseees
hatss enehe.sIa 81 lashslls "a 'astsu
meus a. hls long lenl pgepefis
Nias sadlu Wallnr fassaliy ietfe
slucoa stern - Nias tilaoehe IleFseg
~ f.aneasges. "a whN informed shf
leaaef sbe vae neseliatlna 81 ttr
pals hAae II aa sid si'ilu fef Giae
Atern volunteered "a aepsAssr ~
salue. lge feeusulsea sae Welrumsns
the Instant he openea The saae
M.as nefeeF gafe sae pallss ihe ~
aresa - 4 nfons man wlsh ~ban abs
Naa negotiating tbs purchase ard ~
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-06
SPECIAL RATES FOR
C. A. R. ENCAMPMENI
Tickets on Sale September 10 10
20 For Meeting To Be Held
In Indianapolis on
September 20

For special information for those
vho coniemidate going 20 the Ma
,ionAl Grand Army eneampineni. a.
indianapolis, opening September soth
the following facts are given A tlai
rate sf one cent for every mile tray
sled. guinw and returning. has beca
made Tickets are ou saie September
Is % 20 and they ara good 20 return
sayiug Indianapolis al nidnight, ocl
oher lgth Ssolosers can be eecured
both Ways hy notifying conductors
IL the beginning q shc division on
which the stop-oeer IL desired
These rates are good only fof Nom
hcrs Ia good standing Ia lhe Grand
ARMY. III me VI a. r, tho i. 81 the
q. A. II. Sons OF Vets. and lheM aux
llary. aud ihe immediate members
II the families of these
Special Identification certificates
will b. issued by Colonel w " Horn.
sday. and ne mus, hnve the names ~
hose Intending 10 NJ, ~ order % ~.
cure these tickets He can hc found
turing office hours az his office 10
ne lone building. HIS office phone
2s9. or residence, y32