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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09

They tell a story OF swain who came
accounting his girl When he rang the bell
her brother appeared and threw him down
the steps lie went right back and her
father did the same thing to him. He
tried again and they both threw him into
the street And as he was going up the
steps for a fourth time he stopped. An
idea had struck him.
We'll, I'll be switched" he said. 81
don't believed they want me in that house."
Like that snitor, the attorneys for the
jewelers. decided that Mrs. Pratt didn't
want to be served with that writ!
So tho harassed officers in pursuit of her
called in the' aid OF private detectives
they also as Attorney Boskey was later
TO tell in the affidavit to the Supreme
Court Of New York, continued to try to
find her whereabouts by making inquiries
at different newspapers, different hotels,
agencies and magazines devoted to so.
called society news, but without success"
They also continued TO telephone as we'll
as 10 write letters, TO Mr. Eliot Norton,
whom they had discovered to be> attorney
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good deal. No sooner would we learn that
she really was in Newport and get I'm
touch with an agent there when we would
learn from him that he had tried to serve
the subpoena and that she had left town.
Next day he might find that she was really
hack in town or hadn't actually left. Cali
fornia was worse. 1t takes four days at
the quickest to get letter through and
agents there she would BIO stopping some
where clse!"
In October of last year, after twelve full
months of this hide and seek, the Gibsons
came definitely back to New York and
settled down temporarily at No. IA East
Sixtieth street
-, Right away Mr.. Boskey telephoned Mr..
Gibson answered.
Mr. Gibson wanted to know what 1t was
an ABOUT, anyway. Gasplng n little ut this,
MI. 1oskey explained and launched into
tecltal Oh his years efforts. MIR. Gibson,
intlmatinS that he had no time to listen
10 the story Of anybody's life, wanted to
know what Mr.. Boskey wanted. anyway.
Mr.. Boskey. controlling himself with dread.
iul effort. repeated that he wanted to serve
the summons. Mr.. Gibson doubtfully an
swered that he'd have to ask Mrs Gibson
about that. i
After while he came back and reported
that Mrs. Gibson wouldn't consent TO he
served and advised MIR. Boskey 10 call IN
Mr. H. freeman, of East Twenty.eighth
street, who was Mrs. Gibson's agent.
MI. freeman said he was arranging Mrs
Gihson's finances as best he could hut
that she didn't have cent to nav the dent
at the present time; wouldn't have until
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09

didn't want 10 offend her Maybe Madame
would give n promissory note, due in two
months, for tho jewels; then she could
take away her purchases and not be both
cred with bills: Would Madame?
Madame would. and did.
Cheerfully The Jewellers put the note
away. If when the note came due Mrs
Pratt didn't pay, IL would be easy to sum.
mon her TO court and make her So easy
they thought with Mrs. Pratt going every
where and being entertained everywhere
and figuring ali the time in the social news
of the papers, which told practically day
by day just what she hud been doing and
was going TO do. Yes; they'd have no
trouble in getting hold of Mrs. Alexander
II
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The note became due
and WAS returned by
the bank, protested,
with the report that no
funds could he found 10
ray IL. a few days
later Mr.. Meyer RosiSey,
attorney for Jacques,
Gems and Precious
Stones, the Jewellers,
began legal action
against Mrs. Pratt to re-
cover the debt. A sum.
mons was issued. order.
Ing her to appear and
defend the complaint.
Until Mrs. Pratt was
handed shis writ, per.
sonally, or her own at
torncys accepted SER
vice FL" her. the suit, of
course. could not go on.
But that was all right,
oh, yes! An experienced
process server. who had
served legal papers for
Mr.. RosEoy for many
years. would go right
up TO tho Plaza, or
wherever 1t was Mrs.
Pratt was living, and
hand her the summons.
He hoped out. prom.
isins that he would he
back long before lunch.
But he wasn't. II
was n weary and puz.
alcd process server who
reported late that day
that he had been every
where and just couldn't
find Mrs. Pratt any
where. They wouldn't
give him any satisfac.
ton at the hotel,
wouldn't let him wait
around and, besides, he
Wouldn't know Mrs.
Pratt if lie saw her. He
had been to the man.
sion OF her father, Mir.
William T.. Benjamin.
but the butler had said
she wasn't there. lie
had looked in al half n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09

dozen charity affairs. hoping 10 have
her pointed out to HIM But there
had been nothing doing. Well, better
luck next day. maybe.
And the next day and the next
were the same
Ivy that time. Though. the process
SeTFcrs-two Of them were now on
the job--had tried 10 famii,nr;zn
themselves with Mrs pratt's appear.
anco by studying mass Of her pic-
lures They began to get little
f!0dy. J; Is & curious fact that nj.
though ii is scIG that tho camera
cannon lie, 70 two snapshots of any.
oo"N ever look quite the same, and IL
takes genius like Sherlock Holmes
10 PICK ont as rule, the original of
any OF them.
SO the process servers weren't
helped so much by The pictures In
fact. they were hindered. Af,er ar.
costing various indignant ladies who
hrried boing Mrs. Pratt and threat.
cned TO make trouble for some.
hoi!, ana 'aS for such impudcnce. th
never did hear OF such a thing" Tho ";
servers developed Il strain OF suner-cauti,
Several lines they were sure that il W
Mrs. fra't who stepped into a high-pow
GU Iha' Snc drove herself. but the car W
100 Quick for them To follow.
Yet Mrs. Pratt was certainly all arou
town. Down in Attorney Boskey's Off
new department had been formed, who
soc duty ii was 10 so over every ney
narer magazine and society journal to
TO lind clues TO her
And Just about this time Mrs. Pratt r
away 10 Greenwich with Preston Chs
ana was married by Justice of the pea
there Inc papers were full of Il and {,
subsequent rupture OF relations betwe
herSe!i and her parents, who couldn't s
iwice'divorced Mr. Gibson al all as a Sc
n-iaw' ana made no bones about conf
riHnt ont In lie papers and saying so. NJ
nhu H!'h reporter rot TO Mrs. Gibson, I
former Mrs. Pratt, but the process sprvo
never. She certainly seemed to have
nhcanny way OF keeping out OF their Wa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25
.F[0ERAl CONTROL Or
ROADS URGED BY LABOR
Irish Hackers Lose FRht. Amsr.
iean Fedeyation Would 0ivs
Workers Equal Righss
With Capital

psassf iun~ y A. afftrmlsx !.
stAaa far sevsFaweas seaetshtp wssn
sefaeeVasle operation u lAs rallre@ls
s#n maasvuigon ~ sA~ Amarte&a rsa.
efatlah q Labor today alvsesvs -
akeeaslve 1eaaea d aea~ ap p~s-
LEGISLATION assssn& Is give ne.
wvrssfs 'hgnaxA sosefMnent F~sals
thse eaasl flxhts Aai srivllaHva vita
capital 81 psaaalsei enterprises
rae epnvsatl'sw sustained the a.
ssoa et lhe fs@sNlelehs semmlises ~
stFlklaa eat uf sbe fpsolusles
sAFass thas egatf bAtv eus ersanls~a
lAhur ~ renrt IA tatsArlaw ine gov.
ssnmeni snAteal Aas aentoerasie ee-
sfathsa ef Az laaaslfiss erwsels~i
uaasF serpemle traass and srs.
,llesna
ia aatheglalns lhe ls2islslies r~>-.
gram shr convention avvrtherw mo
mslnFltY rvgor ~ shn evaolasics
enmmlfsea walsh aalY provided sls
far ibp railroad vatans Ia their f'xhs
tnr FesvrauAsNv awWerwhfp ~ -
Fallgpsds
rhe avhats was lune Aad stormy
oppeaepta ~ the eslnoFlty rernw A.
s'Area laatslss les saratlaa were sw-
flAliails AeA nsi AnA wesa desssn.
"a y extend xaxefnRsut s~Reeah'e
o. an tAslg Industries II lhe enaae
tvr meladlnw ne miaea sestlle i~ca
ana sssel. n~wapaevV sud heek ~.
daatFlea TheY ~eea answwssa ERA
shs AVauntval That she dselafasises
ssf fnFth a aanN and samatr1etfva
pnilsY tnf esaAatsad lsbof sWa
there WAS so HaslAlism naIahaslsw
vommuni.m ~ aaarNhv 10 ~
lflsh fympAthiscrs auptpvtlax r.
walutmn calling fer = toYenst assisss
NFFfish aanda war~ oeeewhwhnAnw
aefystea today 10 an astmMps - hAs~
gae rAnsrutloS 0vegthrov a raElux
maize NJ pteassnns wAnael tauasr~vs
At.h prevented fe1auslaesssiu~ ~
thwis pfap0sni
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25
!" NNI' IS KILLED
BY NEW METHOD
How Ball Players Who Were
Down Proved Themselves
Not Out BY Big
Odds

t1ANcsiop. rvNas. Jane IS Re-
halkileg q she devastated PORTIONS
a. nor,hetn france pFeeents only =
fep mofe difficulties shAn sboee a..
sendanl apcn she r~aA,allsasinn a. a
aawa ~ she heels tAll csuhs. aeocrs
ms q Nriaon s. Leopold. president
q ue calsrsion Saadelaha
NF Leopold haushs rrsas lcasue
iaii eiah ehnesed lss 80 ~ hulu
. PLAYING park belsterei ap snblit
confidence IA hia collection ~ pss
simers ana them ~sn oni, four mrn
"A ~ team Wha helonsea "a shs
1870 aTRtvealsan started os, a. esse
hattie q tbs leAaeru ia thc eltsa.l
ro date he has saeses.,iea IN main
sAinlnF berth in ghr first alylasos
Al lhn oatses ~ his eArcer A. Il
siaaa A. nsaTnntn TN prrsiaent -
shc Grabs decided that it wR ne
tessarY that the ciahs name ia
changed ~ eraer ihas ihe scilo
iAns which HAD hoen pursuing aAl
sostons representatives ia che league
might be shaken Forthwith the "a
land clsya tastimera shed ghelr NJ
tNanei ~ rrlatos ~ favor ~
"Sanaerahs Private Fieli' llke
wise tloeso'aed forth under ,ho san
er'sae name - vuirvlsp park fho
rsw hfoom IN ~ efforts d swnep
lhe iiuN u me lsiana. even wess
- Tar as 90 deeien new anifofma iat
the Galveston club
To these efforts ~ rresilcnt fea
pold q Kise she eliS alenlue tsam
she fans have responded whoiehcay,
edls Although this olty accorllns
~ the last census, numbers oni,
iS.eoo people opening day brought
c'ii patronage of tosa persons. the
s"eond highest humber prescnt At
any openlas "a the leAruc For the
first g9 games. President l.noimlt
pointed ooi 10 eiliae tsie support 81
inc accorded iho club the sHnstit.
At Cglfylew Park has clicked onN
Almee And only three of ,hcse
twenty lhfee famrs have beru piay
- pn SUNDAY
Given riThi handed vitraes, =
hsrl hltliur third Naeher ans
ing nabc Ruthlau nurelaet
thf"" concessions from ghe AlAddsn
lamp of baseball arr 40 President
leopold nnw wants the iinNH fAai
has haunted Galveston fans far the
last slx wears just naturally viii rur
up and die says ieupold
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25
MgMxNxg&gSxwgxxl
u MORE BUILDING
* rsAog ORAfrrRs :

x&Sx xNwN &wG& %x D.
>ew Yofk'S lockwood committee,
guided ~ is attorney samuel In
teFmNvx has discovered IN nuflaia
c,mbsnAgions ia ~ branches of sha
building materials business "a rsEs
teal "a shoso snvaFthea in New YuFs
and cAieasN Nna naiionwssfr in ihpiY
operations They have raraiyse,ls shs
building industry ~ oveFreachlns
tactics AZ Buffalo witness. deal.
ug IN plumhlag saprlAss, testified
thai amer breaking away fYem tte
combine ne had rvaaeed rsievs -
gef cent end Is nuw eegting business
sgaiasg cemp@sitiop with bis fasme
l.vs rah.c hida are shown tu
hsse heyome faNlea Combinations
- contractors ANA dealers have
FerpeA alliances ~tia crooked istaf
leaders aenrsplixue tAr halldlax
trades g Ia larxely rsNuis ag
strse EtV~dy pollcles shAt hnAains
has cnlnv 60 ntandsili MANY "
she better mrn involved wsuld ~
giaa - see sho whole shins broken
ur hy she government
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25
FAMOUS : COLORADO tNoiNEgp
CLAIMS 0oLp Wit oaow


loop. about forty mlles from ben
yer The service ~ This mlne ene
woll dcflaed and ef tae tfun fissafe
type The mine had been worksi
hetore. bat for years had lain lile
being abandoned because IL bad
"panued cut The first Nhiement of
ore undrr tbs MeFmlaW regime
from this mine a.sayea So per ION
IN sold rhs second shipment
showed very lnslc soils. aud lhc third
shipment gave only trace. where
upon the wautorA vas once more
abandoned
Twenty seven years later neW
company operated ,ho Waul1ga
properly. rcsumlnr where The Me
Farlanc in@rcsis had ceased work.
and for tho second time upon re
opcnine the first shipment % ore
contained gold 10 paying qnanfi-
ties lake on the preceding ocr
caalons, however the ore "a indlea
in gold value as ihe operations con
tlnuea.
~ always seemed strange that
each time the wauiaga was worked. =
McFaFlano writes that ne start
up produced an ore carrying more
gold than WAS sustained by ores
broken af,crward. or durlnx lts
period ~ constant exploitation, bgt
no extensive inyesileatiou of he
cause was made as that time
Gradually. however. the idea
daaned upon NcFarlane that the
gold appearing 10 the firsi Ahlpmeui
grow an iho mre % tho exposed
mineral and hts Investigations coy
ering period of fifly years. have
confirmed this 10 be fact be says
McFarlsne advocates The passage
~ hii pending So congress allow
Ing a bonus on each ounce 81 new
gold delivered 20 United States miu'a
and also sounds ~arning against
the country permitting rs gold re-
serve 10 diminish
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25
\iN A<tl~lltIN nii1
: An 10 nt Nlsinl :

Nasblusgrn taev sa faw nev
Nols'oad anti bevv nlli. u rslsslnAA
pscse ~ leAlsla.~n ANA senesltates q
alreet reflection an te.nsp fo'usAhia
physicians Ia she United asasah Nv
patsinF them IA she heosiesalhs
glaNN Ii waa ehagenA IN she fleef ~
tbn hunae Thursday aflsfnu1u Nv
Representative Harry y lsavea nf
at taWla n attacking thn mvaHWre
il {. hlow he said. 70 maHy gAou
sands ~ nvrnaHast Industries is"
asked thn rsies committee nat tn
hrtng la any taio under wAieA sho
hgli seata ho tfaaaht before shu
honsp tur artton
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25
"A FOOL
THERE WAS"

cYales sAg sYYFhlna haa lla prse
Sometimes ~hea you afu blue.
aan8 yaa heilase iheu.
IA 40. consider Charles uaflaHd.
iIarara graduate aaa sneli weale
i as muetsria Hay Nasm tia
-irefe ms'ifsu aod ana half FROM
-, iathefa estate and uns be- haa
iwnea doen ullison aptar
aaN trims gho estate AZ a. arsle
ln England
~ ! Accept a fnflaua am ar
crpglne something fhn d0es nos ~
long to mo. he believes Eyltansis
be has aos gflre
AMI ga be plnaa alone with uu
sroF, car no hieh priced rhuea and
no fanny ,lothea He pfetnra a
tractor corduroy and bare foel
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25

Foley Caiharilc Tablets have long
been a fayorlte physic with men. wo.
men suffer a. fnnch az men DO from
lDdlgestion and constipation Mr.
Geo Powers. 50 Winthrop Ave. Re-
we're. Mass. writeg Il have taken
Foley Cathartic Tablets and recosn-
mend them 70 everyone. They ban.
ish biliousnces, heatache. gas
Sold Everywhere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25

Or MAYER aflncus surgeon, urges
tsat children between the ages ot 4
and "a years be taught The principles
* religscn and careuies as well A.
the three RS Iast now the BIZ
dsilioS seem q he Joanny on the
Spot with popular course ID cusen
ics pablished under . New YORK dat,
line
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25

fof ksleeY ASA bladder tfeahlsa
erasol ~saA anas mese hack rAess.
usltsm and lTEgaara'os af TN 49,.
aeya and bladder Regulates 1a.l
dcv tfuuhies N ehllana Ii aat sssa
Nv sraeKlsts mNn a. snall sss
q often eaFe. NcnA gt swvrn leas.
n.niala nN " W. liall 4ass 0llvw
ssleeb IA inala. Np
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25

0uN Ffwef'ea * " Qer yeet ee
GAe essslAhie eeAi III ihA tnitsa
STATES has hevn mA*d AeoorsisnA
10 the gieolaeleai sartuy. tAp Ausnaat
stlsl underground aad wNhgn 4eal
1ees * lhe saffs,o "a uSfe fhan -
fsetN Asa 40 TOMS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25

The German submarine which was
e haYe been i target for the guns ~
the Atlantic fleet this week lay down
ard sank while being towed 10
position Wasnt that just Ike
Il boat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25

Woman nre Nv rfnat e8ffernra from
klfney ana bladfer ailments aN mas
Mrs Carey nnx @i Il y 70 No i.
MidHletown n W. writes y ha
kidney fnHNie ever snte wa~ n
ilTie elfl hni ! am gufiine ATOMS
rood s'ure have faken ralas kid
n"v piils Thew hela the hidnays
snid FyerYwhnrc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25

Mrs l.nyam Msekey. rs npenA
Vista St WNhtnK.on. ps writes
last winter my ryveg Old CTR
caaehi Bad eosd which lefs her wiss
a dry coagA s1w aa advertisement
sor rolevS Honey and Tar ant
hoarhs tive bottles and her coGgs
iegt har before sa0 finished the sec
ord bottle
Sold EyefYwhere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25

The worlds gold y espe million a.
2sQ miiiscs IN exges-of V bat i va
generally supposed 10 ee. washing-
ton discovers ana no one know< who
ovns the exeGlas. Secretary Hoover
thinks there Il a passsointy Il ia
Russian gold waoeSer calls Tor 4
viii have e. prove property
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25

Scores - fAmilies lefi fhelf homes
in Bilbao. Spain. tANlng their tarni'
ture and live stock with Chem whcn
steamer V4th one hundred tons cf
dynamite on board stranded eli the
to@n Net ~tthslanaiae the higa
WAGES offered. iAhofcrs were afraid
10 e. Aboard he vessel aud IL WAS
necessary 10 Summon workmen from
an explosive factory to bring the
dynamite ashore.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25

" a X &2H aEE X Hw ~ X "
A queer tale comes across the nna
from l.ithusai- A s-aefai was In
progress ~ an undertakers chapel
~ the minister asked The assembled
mourners 10 bDw III prayer Tor the
dead there WAS = risting and knock
inr noise 10 tho coffn, the Iid lifted.
The deceased sat 80 and inquired. as
near a. 7 cAn be translated ''Whatya
mean I'm dead There waN pan'c
during the (which The nndaftakef'e
assistant fel dead and thr widox a
tainted Then u WAS discovered ~
escaped lunatle had asood np the
eorpaN iu = cupboard and substituted
himself fof tho dead man when NJ
enc was looking
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25
FOLEY CAnARnC TABTErS
tefa NassaA .eg la~ ssls.e Alls ig4s'fss
WANTED ClTan. nsts eolion raxs
at leader office.


" a. #igh railroad fArsp aad hieh
ef hotel bisls fewer people this yeAg
viii 50 ~ hrallh resorts d gct sid
~ impurities ln tho system that cause
rheumatic psire. haekaehs swollen
sota and painful joints nnv muscles
n yoa need tel'ef ana Az not want
to leaee homef lfY Foley Kidney pills
sold EKerywhere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25

D W r. Rrooks director of
smth Observatory tseaesa. Ne~
Noyk. Nhe died recently. Was tAe
disoosrrer ~ 70 cosncts. reeor
surpassed oess by the frvnch. as
tronomcf, ronc. Who discovered eS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25

Neither Carpenter or Dempsey
seem % hAYe been aAic 70 find goel
men fcr spArring partners II this
unfortanase situation continues, why
not have them spar wlth each other
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25

A summer bronchial cough capae7
broken sieen and lowers your Vital.
~ HAY fever ard asthma are 9th
ef sevonai afflleli0ns Feley's Hone
and Tar Compound soo'bae nnd heais
raw lEfamed membranes. aioaH
tickling In throat and clears Hiuffy'
~heezy breathing Contains nn
opiatan.
Sold Fyeryw.iafo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25

A cAscaeo mans idea as he'll Is =
placc where year teeth erow IN ever
rixht and aengasa pulls them o..
every nArn.~<
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25

TAe tfoahle with Aamiral sims .
sAat hs esrre~tsmAtes iAc ~oriis
heed eg advice ffom sAe quarter
deck
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25

The camera asver lies. Aas Il -
Ahe MArtsas ersnlea thas sAere are
ioss a times wAsn e. sAeaid
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25
TOWN TOPICS


TIE reasoa probablS that biras
have 50 trw acoadents IN the arr is
thai thes 40 not ssy 10 d. Any lo0p-
the looe stunts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25

1t takes ss million dollars worth Of
officers 10 boss So million dollars
worth ~ prisAies In cur reglisr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25
COURT HOUSE NOTES


Carrie niskergaa a. VI q Ftim~s.
Assmt $50 - SO mt " - \
sa AW s. a IS w Aaa VIA n
Ns Sc e. ~ nv
District ceust
Mlile stAnnfauKA - inshet stAn.
hsavas tHvnfyn ye&teiy - minAg
chilaFcM nMslon cf pFvgeftv
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25
STANDING OF
THE CLUBS


ss>sars os ,fsrrnn,s etsss
SntAn los cssAsen
s'res vet a sNt@
Marshal Nafha~ s
Csxss NM st>pAx
tamstfar Nf MaFuAaa
t'ssAtan A. Crsseeag
tAls is ~ MaihaN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25

army Ever Henry Fcva ccnidnt 40
basiness that w3y and set away stsh
R
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25

Sefs~a.I tss~sue
cleselana : chicaFoG
rhiiaAelrhia 9 Rosfou 3
Nsw YORK 2 washington ,
pesfois r 81 l.onis o
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25

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ater is Necessary
for your Battery

Water is "a necessary -
batfrry me- AZ II Ii to plant life.
The water should be pure
and ir should be put into The
battery regularly. at least once
every fwo weeds.
xou can easily put this water
in. but se Will gladly do II II -
prefer.
We are also equipped 10 re-
charge and repair batteries. We i
carry complete lsnc 81 Willard
battery parts. rental haFtsfies
and Willard Threaded Rubber
Batteries,
Aak ~ ho4s willard Threaded knb-
hcr Insdatign puts an end ~ the ssp-
sratrs replacement sspsnse caused ~
warped. efasksd. pslnstafvd rnd 49,
boulssd ~sspi Wlasasgts.
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