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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-05
RED CROSS WORKERS
ON TAG END OF DRIVE
Many Reports Prom Outside the
City Indicate a 100 Per Cent
Ending City Teachers
Active

la iha o1is fnom outeiae aatmie
Nr Jee naearf ihe aA,isor d,o,
inf lFm Na,laa has iafnca Is mo
wemhsls on Hsa Craa. n,N IS
Mhflr tAa elb toaeheH are dolne
srsai wofR Nfs iAs lnhr has re
fHtei me hsmt AH Dem the
le,ehers
Nn Jennie ltAVlins 81 Wuihall the
aaelsogs dlreetor visited Red Coss
a"4aQesfs#fH Thursday and secured
aree sapply ~ tho white sssl
STAMPS enh WORKERS from c.,, ana
country are closing ap me campaign
a faH hook means mat ins rlnb slss
oNer o0 per cent iur thu club
THe so ioUs aradquaucfe IA
asked thut the Du,afe 4lan 81 ofsan
patton eieeiion and work be sont IA
o'hsr larFe chaaten fhep s,em 90
have hs~ld ahoui IS and vant To e3
Hn4 10 lAAeN lse
THE Red cfo.a office s afta sa,er
new ,asaa 90 voll developed II Al
among ihe ~ service men. ANA II
handling them rpmp, atd ef.ic.snt
~
The domestic az, cas-. - Capital
liiii boul b. aeil Organized fos aor
a lere auounl 81 sspius ana rasan
lne im ihe Red croa. la ofAer t',ot ali
th' eloih.ns eaniabutod MA, ho read,
faf foper and ocIca gsen as the
winter woathef alproa,hs
Reaofis come u where the olor. !
hed cfo wortefs sre doine some
good and e0 much Hcedsd wmA
unlef lnstmctlons and advice ~ ths
head office A. the winter ,nas. al
vance here Is moro urgent ,aps foe
every Mind 81 hol9 MANY 81 the - s.s.
hfinr among Those eho never befo 5
neod'd to arrepl assistance. and Ken
orally hesitate ~ refuse 90 ark for
sas sstaace Tie Red Cross snows
hou q handle these dei.tate .ropssi
t"ns without mtkins the rorlrients
ieel tfaF afe helup eiassed ~ char
lts subjects So one s immune irons
the efic g. of calamity
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-05
MeErlne or AuslllAnY

The American lesipn Auxiliary mrt
h regular session Friday Letters
we're read from tho adopted soldier
tey and MH N Quosa who facenus
moved % California The close ~ tha
year finds the auxiliary with nice
halanee a ilc bank and heaft oaon
10 ail appeals from er- sorsloo boy
nhn are needing heif Election ~
nfficefs eia be hes a iAe mex, meet
ms bee ie. an1 = fall aiieuianco ls
desired
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-05

Dot BIZ Fl\tRN. FOR
Alto NRLCk NHTl,t

I'sAls Tex der "a deehe
s-nt-A O; Barney Cf4nlsra K. ana
E1xn Easter. ts wss he'd A. lie.
hcz- u.,es Aoufk O. Dallas TO-DAY
TAe scys Were Instantly kEed 81
l-isasor Yesterday wte- a. auto
z7essse hey eoeuaiel ~fth fpo tAer
lAls T3s struts ~ Dallas "A be >
larnite1 lrfe, 1-'al ;rxln ar , zr1ts
lrosti-E
C4Go-e Cgr,ter sx1eer 81 n !
Dallas aoEVitss Eu1fernr ffcu serl-
rus cast NsH.e4 shznaA&r T..
eseFs- < the sHeDeaie wrs a0i
seriously hErr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-05
Packers
Unhurt
By Strike

Chlc@es pes risns 80 immoa
'aie rrelaeemens & aalsn 4aeAla.
boase cmploses ~ho eees ,hs sgries
Iofaes tcsiss en- ~hth taes Votes
acre tresg cAsfied eai al the narsa
gAeklak eeaicrs IS sae middle ~os,
aae>sei hs tbe vslkces
The ssrlke v~s voted tao e,eAs .so
after a vase reiaeiAu 81 arrvN
meie be pes cost hAa beeu eederea
rec aaudred extra Policemen ~efs
'asslsned io ne stok ,aris district
herA tb.s uiorn.ug where q iarse ..
seotAse os tae tes.o sAek'ar huuse
Smtloye hAa ,otes te eo IS str4A
aooora4s % anNa loades
Tho erss rel.rt officially sasen ons
ss BE packing alaats s.tot uofkine
aogrs came from Morris a Ga. whiea
reowei ,AN, their plant VAS klilas
'aa per ecgL, The Norris .aut su
saoses ahoai 1.so4 wen and eane,
~tre SAID e. have reported iU uora
A stsicmeut ,4ec1 ty ~ "a farrla
senc~A sai rniend,nt Na
We are killing iee fer cent Th|.
oofs roi neesssuiy moan ssfn.itt
'oauai s. the packers sap.s oi live
stock sar.es fram IA, Il o., ana
'shca sha eatife ays has 3 kllef
'he pisni eoala ln akwirs ioo ,et
rent
A. ~ as eNf aants arc concerned.
'hcr apreas. 60 ~ no iusl,ailon ,.
siFise sed oar saugs have an re-
anriea sas ~cfg
oar emlnsment offces are hc
seized uith men lgok .nA Tor un4A
Mr Faris rsortcl ,hat the eoa
l'aay's wsten. saass were a. srat.re
as usaas
Regogss from sou,h 81 Psg Nina
int.catrd ihat more than 4.8ea mea
taefe nege rcs na3inN so the Ftuk
cAl .4sa a. Kansas CITY Kans
pAn AZ FouWortATsA sad eae a
oAlaAoma CIV oA and Denser
tornelius ias-s tr@siaent 81 hs
butcher workers. said the men e~alk
e.a 0at ian psr teat ia East 81 ioAs.
llis. Msehiia kans 81 Joseph Mo
ard other ioiats
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-05

The second f,scuA of alasusalou was
a federal charge aManst Afiyuc klr.
haasd an an allegation n lllnKal trans
pottat.on ~ liquor drunk Al the part
IN the sptel "a rnioela. when Il wAa
ehafNed that Nlss napps received
fatal inlaFes a. Arlpicklea hands
This waa set Cor hearing to-day
The thlrd ltem on tho lac wAa a
'haFss - perjury AGAINST Mrs M;nala
Neishhorw " los Angeles. a eitae =
called bY tbs ,iefenae ia Aghueklr
mana'aoahser trial This alao wa
a't ~ hearing tosiay
20 addition 80 all these aat nlahs
lntlmailou ~ Milton rohsn mo,nha
~ Afhueki~A counsel that TIE A.
ienH" had aoma,hlaw up its sleese
and ~as prepared 10 'Ies ia come
dovn. = csme 10 sofa modlsum of eon.
mvul today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-05
PULLING TAX FORMS
THROWS INTO DISCARD

WashiuEi9u Des Taxpayers n
the United States are a. be freed Of
euxtilnK and esnsp ieatsd tak lofms "a
their stead vii be established sim
liified procedure and new tai blanas
which are more eaaliY understood than
FORMS noW n use Tho ia slmpllu-
cation hoard sfas bed for BY the rev
enus act of 1871 = nov ready TO pfv
reed with IL job. 0fficlah said today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-05
DEATH OF EONARO FURnOW
casts GLOOM OVER CITY
Bright High School Student Sue
cumbs To Attack OF Double
Pneumonia After Week
Illness

The students of ihe Ags hool rs
lteil as the whole io~n Refe eaoekei
anl soFrovcd sunday m0snins vhen
she news came laat Edward fuffoo
haa passed naa} a. the hospital at
p is saturday 0eht BE haa cen
a viih pnsurous Tor ecek. sn
while everyone new BE- ~as la
dansef yet his soath an #fengta
favored him sa mpsh ihAt freat
hopes were enieifa ned iof bic aiu
mate iecoyeg hat pneamon b
Us malignant form proved ioo mu,n
even fof mature al i the Aesi saHI
OF physicians sua nurses
one q Cuihrps hrehiest and
promising boys ha zone lt ls 6lf.
ilcuii % tg.ak u one VINO 30 aorael
hlmset into the hearts Of hh friends
Edward furoa wn sixteen tetrs
cid. and Junior % ,be h.gh school
ln an his wotk a the hnoi ho
showed hlaFe3 fapable aud mo,t
Intelligent iie has Desa active in
aii scauol affair particularly agh
esics. he ass enc - last feafs
paeset bail letter men, and fog tha
last two years haa easily held the
position ~ center on the foDesali
team Ills ability 70 play 10 athletics
and keep a. his races well a3oye
The uassns msrs n.arFed hm for aa
al round student Above an. gd
was good, clean bog. wih no sla.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-05
corron enlce pown

New Orleans. D~ After . nan
~ a. 4 3 points un the opening tplny
IN response 70 better cables than a.
pected. tbs euitaa market fall off ana
Al the end ~ lhe flrst half hour u
trading wsa . 70 3 polnia under ths
el0se a Saturday Jannafy rOae 10
u ~ and feii back "a iasa rho sell
iug appeared % be due 10 bsa n ,slA
eoneefalu@ Elbuiug
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-05
~ffIT STORM HIS
WIRE COMPANIES HlRD

oAlahona Niiy por sleet
nd saon aefm ehA swept the
neftAern section oi the STAKE sAsnr.
DAY nigh; sn4 Yesterday d.l damage
~ tae 2ines ~ the Southwestern
Telephone company estimated by -
q la.s iosat a. $4,000 More than
z see potes acre lafrisa dosn -four
han6red mites q 43re was On fhs
grogna and eishty to'l clrui.s were
Cat oi comm m.ss.en Il vae SAID
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-05
KILLS FATHER. BROTHER

Monticello Ark bee MOuroe
Bareh. as sagn,t aaa hlr soa
Louis lg rere shot and kasea hv
Burras hrofhet Ancs Barch -. nea
i.aie y. 2 miles south 81 here saa
day Aucy Bgreb submitted 10 arrest
aad eas ~ erred held
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-05
COMPULSORY y4ccssE-fcA
csoEEEo ~ cvAf-t 70
ccxss- sxALL poR

oushn. Nah- DEF 5-Ds A s
Fuso. err hsskh eomI issienef. tas
issue al 0n5af Scr renss sorg sse-
<@nz1ign se-t ser s-zsslpuK WIZ xA
,ffez -ro~s tA2n saees s,essDns
T7ne or6sr aftecsz <hoois iadust-isi
ssbz1fs asrsia@ss hersek hossis
rpoulnz aous<e 4n1 rasfway s-atacns
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-05
OKLAHOMA corron

Final los;on feyoT iof the 1871 p
sessn places Oklahoma utb IN
estlnased yield ~ 40 eea haies wlth
~ pef een' piesea and 80 per cent
h4ied to Nosein'seT Is Grade ~
ma rked mi6dl.ag q sandari
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-05
oUssres s,tL,os sltzs

Peoria. 3D.. Dr. IA ssroKir8ase y.
3 Af.fs3 1a-nzEe Hsa czDses - i5ra 81
Low Pgnt EI zesr here early tt4s
1vr1snx Tns grezsssz soss vas s4s-
t2sned ~ Bznta sns C0mgaeF. aessr.-
usenf stors shiz1 was totally cee-
srogs1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-05
OKLAHOMA CITY PACKERS
NOT HURT ~ STRIKE

Oklahoma city. Dec Applicants
Tor positions vacated BY striking
packing plant employees are being
taken on a. rapidly as possible. &C
eorflnT % ofsieiais OF Morris 4
Company aud SwIn 4 Company. ann
the two plants here began work as
naal this molp plpg.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-05
Congress
Begins
Grind

wasA.ngsou. Des STAe SNss
Srs<ntA CoAxs ~ oosseze1 CT Ns
secoa1 sesSon - noon tocay
Nfzer ; Ten dss REX from sas la.-ars
q sAe extra sesslon aouse snt
seuase sv4nrn te 'he oAs.ie, 81 fSee
t4sks ~A.cA iesesrs- pre---. VI -.
sars proAzsis sesea nontAs. Ave
xsning lnse the next oo1xr~ssioEA
caal,sler NuAssy ) teze~ saest'ens
* exe<&iee VoNc2 contfont me
memaers wAne scorrs oS iesses snst
tea lo1r rezs A. n he yrosve
czieHsar cS aa<lness. ~sl - aressea
foT Hciioa - he ,sonfSrs
Presi4tzs R2rt.af SLAMS q gsse his
mos>Ase 10 he nee SESSION TaesaAS
NeR A14 added lrem.aenee - AZ
s4oAst q ths ezeas srcm The lAcs
sAst- TrcAAair fos fse trx tia.e :
Arnesscan Aassary iAe msssAgr ta
arg-s~ 49, BE- ceaVeres sn ihe
preserec a. menbers AZ ar inser
"a cns. oaafercace Many 81 fae
tesacztes Is tAe conference oa 2rr1-
Amems are cxs.cs<ci 20 ssfcnt
Li~Aec wfsA Ar~s Meet
Ans eUslen b. tAe oentereacs on
naval ~ array reaussios + rsxas cd
A. cer-sn - - re~es<ea IN aV7o-
rf4ztoz as fe- iAose services and
headers Ts there erreaois a be
troQuens ca u.srs7ss a d4@nsssen os
sh~ foor ooncs-1.ns ihe arms CO.,.
isrcoes ans Is 6oass j seqcsrs
hsehy prossah.e tshs no nonsiasra-
iioa ~ouad he rssea iAse aaral sxsgy
Nla unta some n1i ssiaa Is lad ~
grsa&ble re~Alus n tA~ oonfs~enne
~htie tAss tc4Lng ~ssA army fasds
= sta,s.e fo- ais sfGfy hetaase t
slsa nag a.e arrr ed
P4rNna CAra- iol.s ss1 san1 ns -
iAe aires aeee Hss tpc atAet 9eAs-
ares ~haeh App@ss to ne Linked ~
wisk tAs Arms conttrt boz i1sntag -
dessnxe = concerned. Sogs leaders
ins SD tAs ta.ls h'a wcuis rs1ais
n com =~rtee AnsA an sgreesrert "
reached IS the corsertnce
Tha lwptn< II rcnfrsss j he
.lrz e dezl as Tbs wors~nme.fs
exrezaizres lB badxrs 20 m. TIE
h~nse sne sts as rae efiFti4rs 9em
n''zse sA AXE np ne ccw<ined
ss4s.g tl vzh tae t1l erzAs ~. ar-
rtrsirs fe Aslrruar Na6de3. r ike
apgrcsrlatlo1s eovuiiset IS aynr
s1 ne aenr> 10 the ssr2fe 81 AasH
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-05

Cuayaqll. Ecndor. Dee p Mes-
snges from Ambats. about co. miles
northeast n here say that the soioalO
- Tungufagaa S shoS ne rnueaai &C
tigisy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-05
Irish Peace
Negotiations are
At Breaking Point

leesea. oeesxrss trtsn peaee
nsrstistie~s rs~e eresen o1~a a.
eereine e stzterserts - reseens =
Susrters tosss arc TIE osu tirearn
c~lesstex are sspecsec te resufs e
lreiand toHsor~o~ cr Neoreesess
Ths o4ils Esgress sass fatls tnas
gesetistlens have hreksn ooss~. tNe
corssrs~er . vertically oVsr. 80 tns
ce0rtfy sssea resl sfaeecs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-05

slk wnack pArlHsra

siaee tplhrie people are a. later
etted ~ car wreck PATIENTS. tbs llos
vital wishes 70 say that slx of Theses
pathuta fs nsin. eDd IRE Kestinx alo.i
nlreiy The hospital uad patients
wlah 90 thank the Ladies' society ~
p" south " = shueeb tar thes~
hlndiY interest aud ruf the hcaatlf4i
lowers ehieh they sent The ho
pltal alap Wishes 70 thank Farfow
lunaaAY fnf the many beautiful
gifiH y il9wefa sent FROM tlmn to
time
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-05

w = WRWEN
San Francisco Dee 3 The A.
hurkle iufy has ueen discharged
Il unld not arree
Afief u~lns eut fuFty -four houfa
fifteen " nhleh were apent in ae ual
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-05

other pofsuna that wan fnpfwasns
ins himseii a. Uua ollya. . commits
a'en merchant eith whom hef husband
hAl had business deallnas. had tale
rhoned lbs husband Saturday ninhf
WITH The inteut " having hrg chanw
hnf vote aa ianr She let "a be
knowa that .Ae bad stand consistently
fof Arraskle's spnyl,tion ifuhhafd
said u had hecn lnsinsated ~ ,hs man
that hn mlsht aate hlmsof lunlln ~
sentlns hw eiie nuto asking that
she sosn faf Afhueklos aeaaisai
tfeu snnomeri The whule matter
wuft ~ last hs.tore lhe srana mfy
lnuighf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-05

Negro Farmer Found osad N Fisla
huek lhomsn wfai known eoluroI
farmor liying on the old Jan Nmphy
farm northeast of lhe elty sir mileu.
Naa found dead ln the fleld hy his
wife SUNDAY afternoon lle had iefi
the house before the sno4 storm sat
uriay aud evidently died from heart
stroke When fuund hh opeu isand
eefe liiied with auo~ lndlea,lnT that
he bad died fefore Do anow fel
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-05
More
Trouble
FOr'Fat'

san Ffane eissa. pee totlatefai
.ssaes we've a. che fefe lrasY IN ths
snairs - nosooe krbas ale. the ial
vh'th tfiet hlm ua msas sashtr.
ehafsp having disagreed and been ais
sratrffiay
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-05

nast ~ the thfea &rwpn ~
1 stances sttrastink pablls "a
\ : ghe me,ion pistnrs somssisar.
rhalap made hat nixhf ~
Z drn " ilubhari ans 81 enc
bn tflra him on charges aFis
The death ~ Vlgalkla Ilaases.
: smpts bad been made ~ her
4 etlon
s tnhhari loif Milton pfen -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-05

- Prisoners
The population Of ihe county JAN
vas aReiled "a - to-day Shsn ii more
IndefHi flsoners eere added Tho
reason federal pflsouefs are s,rourhf
"a Guthrie ~ sueh numhors b. eessuss
- the sanitary condition - the hdl
said q federal s.ilelai toI,s rha
fare D. better and tha attention
e4yon the men the lonf 10 the state
hr added
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-05

One ni tha hawt lneldsHis topnr'
ga y .th ths hle Arthur Middleton con
cert Was a llnnef a. tn home q N
~ A. stewart with hla nephes
stewart Wnie. Nddletuns pianist a
the Nucs, ~ homer
NJ Maic visited has unfle LEA Nan
Antonlo leN dsss aRo WHOM Afiha.
Middleton save . concert lVehas cily
Nf Mldd eton haa had many and an
fhe kood arcamf Aalsta IN America he'
hc lold The lead,s that wliio vua thg
tcat he hai ever known
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-05
neuin Saving Nov ard Have
MONEY Tor Chfistmss. 1929

cheeks vlll n fnrth ~ mnny Cuih
rir AMI loran county ncolie lo heip
them le cheer 90 christmas day rha
u made lossible hy lhe First National
llank thrlslmas Saving department
Hank clerks andef Supervision ~ Ne
eomFtafrA who has charge nf the
Christmas saving dlsi.ten ~ tho F.raf
National hAnk arc buef checking up
and maAing oui the checks that ~lil
cheer Tho First National has maie
wonderful mreeHn az The rhnstna'
savings account ana shia ysar Nlll
show freai increase of accounts
The new slasses slll BE- opened soon
II you eant a. hv certain 81 4 nice. lo
~ erreabacAs gur Christmas sh1uia
heat yeaf lnlu The Christmas shlb noe
mo ID u4.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-05
(Y@H

t"fft4ffNHftf hHtstH+'NH@@ N"N"H
fafm eonra |a msns fgrst tef
manltlns ~ inaaa eeautt ata nfe
.afine tw som aeaHy Choe'ma.
ftrsss Asso4ahs ls 'ha homs dem 'p
ifAtlen anrat AZ eae farai ssteal
ho.se s., tapref ~. tsla - rs'f'
lneue, fef lhai pntfree aot a psn'l
90 90 VAS faifel
oaaooao
Chs~tsr 81 conmsfts
Neetlea terishl
> Az memhefs ~ Csc hamhor q
Commerce shoutl be- present a.
REGULAR injecting lhls Avnnassl ~
iukats % Ths ls meetias % q /,
pian and Is business far Guthrie I,
SOS hea'a - feaeNt ana brins ID
best rgestaal. ausfestlnns
MONDAY nleht pee s. At W
,ea he there
100000
Delighted psr,s clseo
Vls'tiHo Arts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-05

vas eood. dean boy. pi'h no ~.
'cohased On page 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-05
Guthrie Vouoo psopls Aarry
IN Oklahoma Cit

~ ONiAHoWa iItf
Two Guthrie boys Guthrie alfl
and q Nasiua flH apsahed aeay froni
th"ig mant fflonds here aud setursi
marriage Ioeuaes az Ok kahomA CllF
and We're married sunday Ffank
Marion RH heart IS and Mls. Rub
Douslaa ef. inatea ~ TIE ssl hlxi
Z, hool and oFln d anderson. s. 81
Guthrie and tlllie y nefe ~ q Na
Nlna are now travelling iu dopble has
nosa and eem 60 lihe ll They we're
married 80 oklahoma civ sunha,
Both couli o. ai'i make Guthrie lholt
home
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-02
MoRETowN EASY WINNER.
Defeated Randolph Ball Team By
Score of 20 to 5.

Moretown. Sept. 2.-ln what some
one called bah game the Moretown
slugrers ran away from the fast Ran
dolph team yesterday afternoon by
the score Of 20 TO 5.
A large and enthusiastic crowd
turned out TO see Blake, a Dartmouth
twirier, stop the fast-traveling More
town team. but TO the purprise of all
Blake had to take to the showers after
the fatal fourth when four singles and
a double added four more TO the fast
rising score. making a total Of 2. Then
Jack Vail tried TO stop the avalanche
Of hits. but he too was greeted with
Eve singles and an error. thus inereas-
ing the score by Z /: and in the seventh
three errors. coupled with double and
two singles. added 3 more to the grand
list making II 20.
Randolph started scoring in the first
inning when hits BY Mclntire. Vail and
Carwin went two runs across. but
from then on Randolph VAS helpless
before Duha's slsnts and change Of
pace. In the sever b Duba gave way
10 the second string man and Randolph
managed TO squeeze three more across.
Prom then % the scoring erased on
both sides. 70 the pleasure Of the fans
Wards hitting and Nicora = fast field
inr easily paved the way for the loesls
SATURDAY the strong Bethel team,
VITA -Rif Bill Fisher uill h. the biz
s.t~nrtion. MANY Old T. A e. PLAYERS
win ha seen n the Bethel lineup. in
.i-,zsrr prsffre7. giaeamuzTi and Tom
ny starr. .-.---
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-02
UNIvERsALIST CONVENTION.
Elected George C. Felch of st Johns
bury As President.

Brattleboro, Sept. 2,-The Universe
list convention of Vermont and Prov
ince of Quebec was closed yesterday
with the election of the following
officers: President, George G. Weleh,
st. Johnsbury; vice president, Ferris X.
officers: President, George G. Feich,
Vaughan, Brattleboro; secretary,
George F. Fortier, Morrisville; treas
urer, r. /. Richmond, Rutland; bene-
fit committee, Rev. G. r. Stetson of
Springfield Rev. F. O. Hokerk of
Barre and Rev. r. F. Johonnot of Bel
lows Fails. with A L. Cady and W. H.
Gladding as lay members; trustee of
the convention, George A. Perry of
Springfield Rev Edwin p. Wood of the
Brattleboro church was elected preacher
of the occasional sermon, and Spring
field W.T. was decided upon as the next
place TO hold the state convention.
Following the business, Rev. Nelson
Fl. Lobdell gave the closing address
which was on the missionary work in
Japan. and the attitude of that coun-
try toward disarmament. His address
was especially timely because of the
present attitude of the people of the
United States toward Japan. After
the address the convention was de-
clared adjourned
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-02
TIME LIMITATION MAY
HALT PROSECUTION
Several War Contract Fraud Cases May
Go Off the Books After
Three Years.

Washington, d. c., Sept. 2.-Criminal
prosecution of several war contract
fraud cases by the government may be
barred by the statute of limitations, it
was said to-day at the department OF
justice The federal criminal statute,
officials explained, runs for three years
after the commission of an overt act IN
the case of conspiracy to defraud the
government and many of the war con
tracts were completed before the armi-
stice on Nov. II, 1918.
As part of the Department. investi-
CATION of all government war contracts
for evidence of unfair dealing, officials
said, each case is being carefully ex
amined in the light of the statute of
limitations. If a contract was com
pleted more than three years ago, they
added, but the eonspiracies under it
did not develop until a later date, there
would be no bar to prosecution, II the
evidence was found to warrant it. To
remedy the situation generally, officials
said, Congress has been asked to extend
the limit of the federal statute to six
years.
The federal statute, however, it was
said, applies only to criminal cases and
does not affect civil suits for recovery
by the government. These cases, it was
explained, are governed by the different
state statutes which generally put the
limitation at about six years.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-02
ORANGE HEIGHTS ROAD
A FEDERAL PROJECT
About 100000 Will Be Spent There,
II State Highway Departments
Plans Do Not Miscarry.

State Highway Commissioner T w
Dix has been authorized by the state
highway commission to survey the
highway over Orange heights for dis
tance of from four to six miles, prob
ably starting at the height Of land and
working both ways. The exact distance
is not yet known, but about sl00,OOo
will be spent on that piece OF road, the
commission having decided to designate
that road as one of the federal road
projects. The decision will. however,
have 10 be approved by the federal gov
ernment.
The commission also authorized GER
tain work TO be done at the easterly
end Of the Alburg bridge, where there
is a bad corner. Routine matters were
likewise under consideration at the
commissions meeting in Montpelier
Yesterday afternoon.
A carload of calcium chloride is due
in Randolph to-day, the stuff to be
used on the highways in that section
and some of it to be shipped elsewhere.
The road from Barre to Hardwick by
way of North Montpelier was reported
in excellent condition. {. VI. Brooks,
the deputy commissioner of highways,
while walking along . street IN Mont
pelier Yesterday afternoon, saw nails,
which we're being used in roofing oper-
stions, drop off the building into the
street and onto the sidewalk.