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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-23
vAR1As NorAs DE A1BoN1ro

CORDIAL DESPEDIDA.-- Han re-
gresado va sus residencias de santur-
ce, despues de Una temporada de vera
no que felizmente Sc prolongo por al
gun tempo, las estimables familtas de
Ventura de Pasarell, quienes envia-
mos hoy nuestra carifosa despedida.
Dejan aqui los mas gratos recuerdos
3 hondamente Sc siente Ell vac1o de su
ausencia. Gente de educacion = de cul-
tura, en- su hogar exsste el quito del
arte de la virtud it'll, y en- torno de
esas familias tan distinguidas siente
uno siempre la impression de 10 que es
noble hidalgc en- los dominios socia-
les.
Sepan elias que aqui pensaremos STEM
pre- con afecto y deferencia en- Ias gen.
tiles amigas del ''Nido de Ruisenores,',
esperanto verlas de nuevo en- nuestro
pueblito, donde dejan arraigadas muy
profundas simpatias.
CUPIDo EN- ACCIoN. Estan en- pers
pectiva varios compromises matrimo-
males. Ell invierno siempre es propicio
para esas seriedades del amor. en-. Ia
OCCASION presente, ell ENTUsIAsMo es-
palol y ell ARTE venezolanc cantap
dulcemente sus victorias. -. Hermosas
damas y cultos caballeros, Sc. aprestan.
formalizar 10 que hasta ahora ha 81
do simple idilio, preliminar de dtvinas
realidades. Ell dios Cupido sonrie y fila
Sc fecha para nuevas punteriar ISa-
bra dar certeraments en- otros blancos?
UN TRASLADo.- Celebramos que
nuestro querido compueblano, 81 CHS
peante poeta Lorenzo Ginorio y Boni-
LA, venga a ocupar un puesto impor-
tante en- la administration publica de
Cayey. ALI dara muestra de su compe-
tencia para ell puesto que Sc lie designa,
como buen vecino, vendra de cuando
en- vez a recrearnos con sus chtstes
amistosos con los cantares de su mu-
sa alegre v retozona.
LAS PASCUAS.- va Sc acerca d.
ciembre, ell mes "bachatero'' 6e las
pascuas aguinaldos. Sc nota mucha
animaci6n, preludio de serenos 6ias de
entusiasmo, de ese viejo entusias'no ira
dicional que tan raro va siendo entire
nosotros.
CoRRESPoNSAL.
Aihouiko p Y
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-23
.SALUD Y FELICIDAD

Personas de cuerpo delgado, gas
tado indolente, aceptan esa con-
dicion por creerlo natural, cuanqo
es tan innecesario 81 Sc presta cul
dado al restablecimiento de la de-
bida fuerza a la sangre. No sola
mente llevan la salud quebrantada
sino que carecen de la felicidad
que es herencia de todo ser; a mas
de agotar la dulce paciencia de sns
semejantes. Las pastillas CLAY
TONGUE precisan a tales perso-
mas, pues lie dan a la sangre la to-
nificaci6n necesaria en- forma de
hierro, fosforo (glicerofosfato>, y
cal. Estos elementos producer m1s-
culos s6lidos, vigor interrumpido,
y La energia mental capaz de esta-
blecer un estado complete de So
siego Y felicidad. Ell CLAYToNI-
QUE Sc vende en- todas las farma
cias a un precio al alcance de todos.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-23
Ell sALvAMENTo DEL 'TANAMo'

Los Sres. villar y Cia.,. consignata-
rios del vapor "Tanamo'' pertenecien-
te a la "Atlantic Fruit Co.. y a
bordo del cual Sc declare un violento
incendio, en- su ultimo viaje al Norte,
nos informarona acerca de Ia obra de
salvamento realizada en- ell expresado
barco, de una manera heroica por los
bomberos de Nueva York.
Cerca de seis horas, despues de su lie
gada la ciudad del Hudson, estuvie-
ron los bomberos trabajando en- la ex-
tinci6n <sl 1ncendio, ell cual hab.s aa-
quirido va preparedness tan alarmantes
que amenazaba deStruir totalmente ell
barco. Fue necesario sumergir la proa
del vapor para facilitar la obra de ex-
tinci6n.
Ell ''Tanamo'' ha sufrido averias de
bastante consideration que obligaran
a permanecer e1 barco en- reparaciones
durante seis semanas, habiendo sido sus
tituido para hacer, en- su lugar la ira
vesfa entire Nueva York y Puerto Ri
CO. nientras duren dichas rcparaciones
por Ell vapor ''Cafio Mambi', tambien
de la ''Atlantic Fruit Co.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-23
FL gOhernadOT INFERNO
Sr. Huyke."
(Continuacion de Ia pag. la. ]

continuation de la p&g. Ia
el Sr. Guerra es de que Sc lie 6e por
nuestra parte al Gobernador, una i'm
portancia secundaria. Nosotros debemos
demostrar en- Washington, que sabemos
que ell Gobernador Reilly ha venido a
pcner en- practica aqui cierta rolitica
que emana, fundamentalmente, de las
atlas esferas del Gobierno de Washing
ton. Entonces decir que eStancs dis
puestos discutir esas ideas y esa po-
Utica y aceptarla hasta dorde 6sta
sea compatible con la dignidad in
tercses de ambos pueblos. Una vez que
&c haya discutido este problema en- su
parte esencial que es esa, y haysmos
1legado un acuerdo, entonces estare-
mos en- condolences de decir que el Co.
bernador Reilly no es Ell llamado di-
rigir Ell gobierno de la is1a, porque es-
tariamos expuestos que Sc destruye-
ra en- cualquier momento la armenia y
solidaridad que pudieramos uegar en-
washington.
Contra el Gobernador, no son nece
sarios los cargos tanto como usar la
ironfa, 10 BRAND. Nosotros podriamos
decir, por ejemplo, las autori6ades de
Washington: ''Estamos dispuestcs du
plicar ell sueldo al Gobernador, 81 fuera
necesario, pero envi6nnos un hombre
dc Estado. En- una poblaci6n 6e $50
millones sera muy facil encontrarlo. :"
MANIFESTATION DE DEsPEDIDA
Con motive de embarcar hoy para
Washington la Comisi6n politica unio
nista que va a presentar a las autori-
dades de la metr6poh las protestas con
ira ell gobernador Mr.. Reilly, una ma
nifestaci6n ira despedir dichos re-
presentantes al muelle de Ia New
York and Porto Rico S. S."
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-23
coNTRABANDo DE LIcoREs EN-
PONCE

Z. Informan de Ponce que bordo del
yapor holandes "Asiento'', fuS descu-
bierto un contrabando de licores por el
administrator de la Aduana senior An
tonic v6lez y los inspectores seiores
Mufioz, Albizu y Martinez.
Registrado Ell indicado barco, Sc ha
llaron con Ell siguiente 'tchivo'':
Ginebra holandesa, whiskey escoces,
vermouth, vinos de varias classes, y, ba-
rajas espafiolas.
FL "chivo'' fu@ hallado en- los tan
ques de aqua y en- La carbonera.
Todo quedo depositado en- la Aduana
de esta ciudad.
FL cOntrabando Sc valora, en- total,
en- la suma de mil d6lares.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-23
Aver Sc CGIebT6 el CaSO.u
(continuaoIon do Ia paeIna SAL

cesario lavar su frente, pues Chu-
chn habfa sido calumniadp y vilipen
diado d'lrlnte mucho tempo.
Luego que termin6 la defensa, ell
Fiscal hizo una acusacion serena y
ccnsciente, tratando de Tebatir to-
gdos los conceptos del abogado defen-
sor. Manifesto que la defensa Sien-
pre-, en- sus argumentaciones, habla
partido de hipotesis y nunca de he
chos concretos, como 10 hacia el en-
aquellos momentos.
Despues de terminado ambos le-
trados sus argumentaciones, el juez
Rodriguez Sierra instruyo al Jurado.
Cuando ell Jusz terminlba sus ms
trucciones, ell Lcdo. Cervoni hiZo va
rias observaciones para que le fue-
ran hechas al Jurado. En- una de
elias solicitaba Sc instruyera al Ju-
rado sobre la declarlcion del doctor
Rodriguez, quien manifesto que no
podia declarar ci ncia cierta 81 Ell
derramamiento inferno que sufrio
Fernandez, fue 10 que lie cause la
muerte.
Ell Jurado Sc retro dehberar a
las cinco menos doce minutes, trn-
yendo un veredicto de culpabilidad
de homicidio voluntario.
Ell abogado defensor manifesto que
iba presentar una mocion de nue.
vo iuicio. Y Sc lie concedieron 20 dias
para clio.
Ell case de Chuchu por atentado
la vidl, cue estaba senalado para
aver, fue suspendido por ser dema-
siado tarde. Sera visto Ell dia trece
de diciembre. ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-23
MANIFESTATION DE DEsPED1DA
HORRIBLE DEsCARGA
ELECTRICA EN- HAT1LLO

Hatillo, noviembre %.
Ell MUNDO, San Juan, P. r.
Descarga electrical aver, fundio bonn
bil1as destruy6 installation casa Bal
seiro No hubo desgracias. Hatillo no
registra un fen6meno de mayor fuerza
atmosferica. Bombillas alambras casa
este corresponsal completamente des-
truidos. Igual teatro nuevo. Juan Ca
siano, que escal6 casa Lcdo. Coballes,
fu6 arrestado; Sc declare culpahie.
CoRRESPONSAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-23
LA FIESTA DE CAYEY
EN- HONOR DE HUYKE

Ell Gobernador INFERNO nos inform6
aver que pensaba poner un telegrama
a Cayey, suplicando Sc suspendiera pa
"a otro dia la fiesta que, en- hore- su-
70, preparaban para el sabado pr6xi-
mo los profesores de ALI.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-23
SOlicitaYnos
SENORITAS y JOVENES

Para vender en- sus pueblos. articulos de
facil venta para PASCUAS Y AN0 NUE.
vO Ganarkn mucho edinero. Pidan infcr-
mes hoy mismo a:
CHRISTMAS NOVELTY CO.
BOX 1oe. CAYEY. P. R.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-23
Ell JAPON PIDE QUE Sc DISCU-
IA ANTES QUE NADIA LA CUES
TION DE CHINA.

i WASHINGTON, noviembre 22.
Ell presidente de la delegation japp
mesa ha pedido a la conferencia del
desarme sea discutida antes que M
da la question de China, por consi-
derarla como una de las mas impor-
tantes para los intereses de las po
tencias que comercian con el Extre-
mo Oriente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-23
UN CARO- ELEcTRICo
CHoCA CON UN, AUTO
Aibonito, p r.

En- Ia parada 61ac ell caro- electrico
ntimero %, guiado por ell motorista Hi
ginio Rodriguez choc6 con el autom6-
vii de Antonio Torres, ell cuG resultd
con averias. M
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-23
UNA ANc1ANA AeRED1DA

En- ell barrio ''Robles'', de Aibonito,
fue agredida con un palo, la anciana
Jacinta Santiago, sin que pudiera como
Ger su agresor. Dicha sonora fu@ tras
ladsda al hospital municipal. s+e
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-23
TRES MUJERES FUERoN
AGREOIDAS AVER

En- Santurce fE6 arrestaao aver San
tiago Ugarte, crien agredio q Ia seno-
ra Tomasa Ortiz, pegandoie en- Ell pc
cho. Ell juez inlpuso a Ortiz una multa
de $50 por acometimiento y agreslon,
en- el nlismo barrio fu6 arrestada Da-
maso Asencio, porque en- Talleres agre-
di6 Guillerminaa Montaiiez, producien
dole, con las manos, una confusion en
la cara. Ell Juez le impusc $50 de ;nul
ia; y, por ultimo, Ia ,policfa arresto q
Abelardo, Gonz&iez por agredir a Mar
garita Rivera, produci6ndole contusio
mes en- los pies v en- las mancs. La Cor
te Municipal lie impuso tambien otroi
$50 de multa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-23

REsFRIADOS CAUSAN DOLOR
DE CABEZA. LAXATIVE BROMO
QUININA desvfa la causa, curando
tambien La Grippe, Influenza, Pa
ludismo Fiebres. Solo hay un
"BROMO QUININA". La firma de
E.. w. GROVE viene con clda cajita'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-23
San Juan, Puerto Rico
MOTOR ELEcTRIco.

Sc Vende un motor de S n. P.
de la General Electric, sin haber
sido usado.
Informaran Box 976. San Juan,
Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-23
iQUE s1GA Ell BALLET

Aceite Sensant "B'' 1900 grms. $145
Az1car "D6mino" 81 libras .35
Harina Trigo S e 8 / libras .25
Chocolate Menier .48
Arroz.Jap6n primera .06
Papas americanas grandes .05
Nanteca Cochinito 8 libras .55
Habichuelas Coloradas largas II
Melocotones 1Libby' 2 libras liz .25
COLMADO FONT.
Tel. Is Y Is, Tanca 6,
San Juan, P. r.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-23

Sc vENDE un Ford (touring) en-
magnfficas condolences. Precio
$275.oo. Dirfiase a Pedro Mo-
rel, Apartado 3o3, Ponce.
Advt.
r q yk
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-23
;EsTA sU ENFERMo GRAVE?

z. I'd n ~ EIVT 6FNIVtN1 OFNNV =
Pues no espere I'd. tanto tenn
po para que Ie preparen su
receta.
LIeveIa a la l=armacia Occiden-
tai Inc, y ALI Ie atenderan en- ell
acto. Buenos precios, buenos
servicios y todo fresco.
Salvador Brau %. San Juan,
Puerto Rico.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-30
CUTTING RAIL
ROAD SALARIES

The average pay OF the chief
executives of the railroads is said
10 be Sc, 700 year. The aggre-
gate is about $6.000.000. The
amount paid to general officers
is said to total in the neighbor-
hood Of sos, 100000, that TO other
officers as much.
A ten per cent cut in these
salaries would save the railroads
SIS, 100000 a year.
AS salaries go in the Industries,
the income Of railroad officers is
modest indeed. Yet is their
responsibility any less than it is
among executives in the auto
mobile Industry Is the service
they perform of less consequence
than that Of officers in the steel
millsf Is there any reason for
making the captaincy of a rail
road less attractive than the run
ming Of textile factory, a
foundry or a fertilizer plant'
A movement is in process to
lower extravagani salaries IN
business and manufacturing in
dustries. Unquestionably there
are men who are paid far more
than they can show the ability TO
deserve But we doubt that
many such men are in the employ
of the railroads. certainly not IN
positions of great responsibility
An executive who is faced with
the labor Of pulling an industry
ont of the hole should be paid
more than one who merely sits
watching and guarding a pros
porous going concern. And the
railroads are in a hole. They
need to he dragged out. They
require for this experienced,
highly trained officers. II is
stupid 60 assume that the rail-
roads are going to keep fhese Of
fieers ia competition with other
industries BY docking theIr nav.
The annual saving Of IS 100000
spread over all the rail lines Of
the country is mere dron OF
water in hogshead. 1t will be
surprising if the railroads gain
anything by this economy, as
tonishing if wherever opportunity
offers the railroads do not lose
invaluable men, hard schooled in
their trade.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-30

Al regular meeting OF he County
Excise Board in the office OF the
County Judge on the 30th day OF July.
1921. resolution was passed TO ra.se
the estimate for special services and
ex ra help in the office OF the County
Treasurer. from 5000 doAars 10
Nine Hundred ss0c0l Dollars. the
estimate for salary OF County Super
intendent, from. Three Thousand.
Two Hundred and Eighty s3.2s000
Dollars to Three Thousand Four
Hundred Thirty s3.4se0o Dollars. and
in additional estimate for expenses
OF Colored County Ageni 5000.
Dated this 30th day OF July. lsai
A. r. BOLES.
County Judge and Chair
man OF the Excise Board.
r. A. ESTus.
County Clerk and Clerk
OF the Excise Board.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-30
IRISH REPUBLICAN
PARLIAMENT TO MEET

London. July 3o.-Dublin's dis
patch to the Westminster author
tiles today Il Is understood that the
Irish republican parliament will meet
next Thursday or Friday
II is assumed thnt the message
that all members now in prison will
be released 10 enable them TO at
tend this session OF the parliament
at which II Is expected that the
Lloyd George peace terms wsl be
taken up.
Devalera republican leader. spent
some time at the mansion house. IN
Dublin today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-30
EWiNc's APPOINTMENT
PLEASING TO FRIENDS

The appointment OF judge Amos
Ewing as deputy United States mar
shail for this district is a compli
ment worthiiy bestowed by Marsha
Mcdonald. Ewing enjoys a wide ac-
Quaintance in this district covering
a period OF thirty years lie Is sig.
naliy qualified TO discharge the dut-
les OF bis new post. which. accordin-
to Marshall Mcdonald In a letter 10
The Leader. he Will assume Oct J.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-30
STUDENTS CAN PAY OWN WAY

saltwater. July 30.-Scores OF hov
and girl students at A, and N. college
will he able TO pay at least pari
of their way through school this year
through employment on the campus
college farm ~ 1000 acres. accori-
ing 10 announcement OF Dr. ] n.
Eskridge. the new president. vir
tualiy all employees r,eded at tho
school this yea- will he offered nrst
10 students.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-30
CHAMPION WRESTLER
OF ARMY Is SHOT

Abilene. Texas. July 30--John
Chadwtcks who claimed the light
heavyweight wrestling championship
'of the American expeditionary forces
In France during the war. was shot
and killed In front Of a theatre az
Merkel. Texas. his home. near here.
Two brothers. Dave Beasley and Ro
beret Beasley. we're taken into Gus
tody in connection with the affair.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-30
Report of Carnegie Ii
brQriQn to the Directors
To the Board Of Directors Of the
Carnegie Library:

| take pleasure IN submitting
to you the annual report OF the
Carnegie Library for the year
ending June 80, 1921.
During the past year the clti-
gems of Guthrie have manifested
much interest in the library
The reading rooms for both the
adults and the childre have been
well patronized. The demand
for good literature has been so
great that duplicate sets Of many
Of the standard works have been
bought.
The diversified tastes Of the
reading public was taken into
consideration in the selection OF
the new books purchased for the
library. In addition 10 the
standard works and popular
fiction of recent date, books on
art. science. history, religion.
biography, literature and travel
have been selected.
Good books for all children
has been the motto in choosing
the juvenile literature. Beauti-
fully illustrated story books have
heen placed upon the tables in
the ehildren's reading room and
MANY wholesome books have been
added 70 the shelves.
During the year q number ~
hooks hayr hecr donated 20 the
library One of the most valu-
'ohle collection heinc that Of Mrs
Duke who contributed one hun
dred seventy-five Handsomely
hound volumes from the library
of the late DIR John William
Duke.
Miss Florence Adler, prior TO
leaving for California. presented
the library with the works Of
Irving and Scott and several 9th
er important hooks.
Mrs. r. Constantine of Tulsa
furnished set Of Catholic En-
cvclonedia.
A few complimentary copies OF
hooks and pamphlets from auth
ors and publishing companies
-n,nsx,aI
The extra number of books has
recessitated tha increasing ot the
shelving capacity Of fhc library
and several sectional book cases
have recently been installed.
A globe an up-to-date atlas. an
electric stove. water cooler. a
high stool for the desk and
tvnewriter have been purchased
during the year
The beauty ~f The interior Of
the lihrarv has heNn verv mach
enhanced hv iho furnishing Of
the woowork and the rerintIng OF
the walls
Var,rnS r;rie ~,1 raciol moot
incS have been held in the club
ronms. One of the most enjoy
able occasions heino the public
reception Given II hornr Of Mr.
and Mrs. \ NJ Corter's golden
nod J;n,, au,,ivarSarv
Classification ~aA number Of
hoats loeaai 1nring the ye9~
-, 90
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-30
GUTHRIE PEOPLE WHO
DIED HERE WILL &c
BURIED ELSEWHERE

Tue body of the late " T Mar
shall vii be shipped 10 Aassogen
for burial.
The body OF Mrs. Helen Howeg.
who passed away al her late home.
3es West College. will be taken 10
her former home IN Toreka. Kan
sas for interment
Christ Krlizinger who died at his
late home. SIG North lesh street viii
be buried al Marshall. his former
residence. sunday. His body Is ~
the c. c. Cloghier Tndertaklrs
Parscrs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-30
f.7s2.36s GERMANS
FIGHTERS KILLED m WAa

Berlin. July 20 Germany 'oss Vs.
7se.SsS men Killed and ia's.~ii
wounded from 'N'f 70 fptS. -c-ori
Ing TO a revised conn lat'o> o. sNa
German casualties dur'ng the wsr ~
addition 5000 non Sun are reyort-
Cd missing
Losses In the navy Which q-o N
o'uded In The casuaifie7 give, ahns>
were si.c5s men Killed ana 81
wounded
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-30
OUTDOOR SERVICES

Rev J. E. Thompson will preach
a. the outdoor service on lawn OF
First NJ f. church tomorrow even
ing at s p. m. His topic will be:
rs Gratitude a Lost Art He il a
preacher with message for today.
Don't fail TO hear him.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-30
---------~-- ---
ROBERT WADE CARTER.
rs, PASSES AWAY

Robert Wade Carter. son Of NJ
and Mrs. c. ]. Carter. Is years Of
age. passed away at his home 5i4 f..
Noble this morning The family will
take him to Bethany. Mo. to his
childhood home where the funeral
services will be held.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-30
nohsymooNeas Rr-up.,

Rev. and Mrs. G. l.. Can r. ha~e
returned from heir hene~-1oon
IN. ths esf, Rev ca tr ~
the pulpit Of he NJ r cAn- n. so4th.
Sunday morning and even ng
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-30

Judge Boles, Of the county coart.
has returned from Bartlesville. His
sen Edwin X. underwent an opera
ton at Bartlesville hospital.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-30
GUTHRIE BOY WINS

Vernon Cook who Mas been pay
ing the tennis tournament al Okla
hcma City tho past week won in the
junior singles and junior doubles.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-30

Judge Alcorn. OF Ponca City has
charge OF the construction OF the
new sIariand filling station on the
corner Of Cleveland and Vine.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-30

Rev. ]. A. Callan has returned
from Cleveland. Ohio where he at
'tefded the convention Of Rrainbow
division veterans.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-30

No. 2 red. SLIGO! 90.
Corn, No. 2.white, 5sts Nd. !
yellow. 5Sd SAC; No. 3 yellbv
52(d 53c. 80
Oats. No. 2 white, 40s; No. /.
mixed. 37iad3Sc.
Rye. sl.00td1.03. "a
Hay. choice alfalfa. <l9.MG
2o00; No. pairie. $lQ506 11.54
No. | timothy. $12.W0l2.50; N1
l clover, sll.00@l2.50.
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PEDESTRIANS A "LlFr'

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vina street sunken garden propoS'-
tlcn and stated niat his committee
was now awaiting report from the
legal arm OF the club before maxim.
recommendations
At the band concert Friday nigh,
cards were tied 70 the automobiles
larked in the vicinity which bore this
Inscription They ought 10 auto. For
August. be friendly. Give the fellow
'tn the porch an evening ride. ana
The man on the road q lift--Guth-ie
Lions Club" Within the next tey
days one OF these tags will be tied 70
every automobile the Lions can
reach. and the club feels sure their
efforts will be taken in the kindly and
friendly way intended, and tha, The
effect will be little closer drawing
together OF our people along these
inexpensive and simple lines OF gooi-
fellowship. They want the aa,omo
bile owners TO not neg ect the less
fortunate folk In our midst but TO
give special attention 10 even the
poorer mothers and babies an eve
ming rides during the usually h,.
month OF August In this they invite
their good country friends to join.
m is hard to estimate the happiness
that may result from even so small
en- outlay OF human interest. AMI
Kindness towards our fellows Wheth-
or your car IL tagged or not. Join
the rroces<'e,
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Alva Mcdonald ought to make
a good United States marshal.
lie has the poise, the attitsle and
the inclination, which coupled
with decision rounds out the post.
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Indianapolis T-5s Kansas Clsy ell
Louisville 0; Milwaukee
Minneapolis /; Toledo /. Game Sallei
in 5th rainl
81. Paul 1T Columbus rain
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sbtviand 3: Bostnn q
isinlt -. rhIla,ielphla &
'hieasc at WaShinsiou. rain
~ Louis at New YORK rain
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The Greek report that they are
encircling the Turks at Kutaia.
But wait until the Turks hear
about IL.
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Sew Orleans II: Mobile
Memphis 8 Cha,ia neoga T.
I.htle Rack .: Nashuls O.
tfssnta 5; Birmingham 4.
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Profiteering in the burial of
unclaimed bodies of world war
veterans has received no official
rebul.e so far.