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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-16

ga WeaneHAAy ervaias ere Naf
iacsa ssboal .taarnvs nsfa iFAeasf'
hAd 4 tuf, ssAs, ahls plsalr ~ H'N
efai Wells lsfk had ua ff'sA
assln.na ths usaai pFvamns ~ lhr
ciasa Fooass was KlseH F'lsaF Al'sa
Foe vac lhe aoshos rAe stufy n
tin ufe pAa tosd 3, Nir nfoNa wha
read ,he 4sem ~ ~ Mother aN*
az ihe sAnrNs AMI finvat lh'eNa f@n
wrote kAa sald si,e starry " fhs
Fsl ~ me llouse vt Usher Mgsr
rsfr hid lhe efoft q IAr ussloHs
noA. Nles Nsli gste 4 rlAHe selN
nna Nu nAl, Fesd The katsN
fual H. ead tAr nennlnN wisl'
.sppY ,houshl ana smiss- ~ ilea
rate humefuua selsstlun ''VH
JAmea whNennh Riles
Nasg MeeA Aafs FsaiN la 81 W
rae aalhor ana tlse sludsnin rspsf'
t8 hafe more thar aausuvl lnta"
vsilus pfosfam
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-16
kIDDIES FEAST On FIRST
or SEASON MELONS

y a C.eh. rsErssntiBg ibe Tsrne-
oklzbouia cofnpsnF shipped tao
fsrxs car load of wsfey fnelicas af
ihe season 70 Guthrie Yesterday an@
sAey are rne. 5ascy ones The ensir.
e4r load. sess few aoznn given ly
Nr. cish q news i,oys ~ the clty
a. a treat. wsre Distributed among
thc local grocery stores Before TN
ear arrived Gish gsve the ~pewsses
: -zsneral Irritation 70 te on h@na
shea the melons arrived and the
tsezfs woals t,e on him ~Be'iegs
ne. ! disnf kzox there were 70
many kids IN town - congresatef
on the tracks YESTERDAY svening
ssid Ciah. r thought at one tapss
that woald have 10 order another
ca load of MELONS to take care u
1nv trade
The water mellon crop in fss
sosfh l. s4id % - The largest n
yeark
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-16

Uncover
TaxGraft

Nssbhg an. lul 30 A gryA
mA eb sweaty millaoa dpliars was
added Is Ao eescfHnsnis revenues
dafins sae tlssai staF luet epaql
sarsukh feeoveraes team f4lse ana
sfaaeicns lv ame tAs returns CoM
mleslonef Bieis anneapVod toaAv
indictments bssp bveu returned
during the scar y every sec ion ~
toe csunus ,. as.d ANA mans islt
sentences haze peea inlpsed fans
inf fgpn sAt' days io nar ln ea.
Htiuu "a lhr fisea ena penaa,es
ahhh NiV aiNn aesebs'si lNaia
upen ihe rssenae by way uf iiiiua
false aHa irsdulea tax fetayas Ap.
PEARS ln many unique vsys Nr
Hlair ssid. some sasFsxvfs aie es
iremely ,1ruae ~ heir methods and
reaace their tases "a mefeli enlams
slaso ITEMS " income fron their
returns Thus sn ohe instaues a
prominent mnfehaai IN one o. oHf
larger iilps nened and ageFaie8 lwn
aofss fpf iaree yrars y. .aehi he
mi'tea entirely irsm hls elarns ,hs
lnceac y ous af sae two NaYes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-16
WHAT Tucked OVER
WIRE DURING DAY

uklahnmA CITY ssvaFai tracts
Nefe opened d hemeaseadia y ~
ppf ,oldlsfs ~ eoria eag ss,egsus y
norshweaiem 0klahema pY order If
the depaf mr0la u lhe iaivfl9F
vna Announced hWte Their sia'ma
may bs tllea hrtaeen October eaa
d tpbcf s After the lauas sf9 w
is shfuea osau to ths publie
Tgita a grosiamasloa lssned y
shs oklahoma OH Mems Rfeses liss
association. lhs CUT Coast Producer,
ssoeialloa aua Tho Kansas oii and
ohs producers snsoela lon calls 'pf
national pasfolvum sonsreea ai
Tulsa. Juiy %
Houston rhree maHkea bNndl'a
hsll up Tour railway mall cisFts r.
4 uall ar on The Houston sad FsAa4
cenifal train. =, tbs Houston a'aslen
ana escaped Nah a registered bank
pasAage, aud registered poueh and 40
Orgluafs maif pouch
Abvsdoau. tN ~ Ons hundred
ana tnniy 'hrea + " W. ~sF'
driven on, II AbeFdveu sad sleiniif
hy elflnu pp+ses sidlus sheriff.
lleaey G allleis. of neown soanty
The " Vs.. divided into two srouaa
@e driven ais,ut ton miles. Anl
ohef cities along the line ~rre uoii
fled 70 "keep them moflhs
Near Sorlolk, Va. Oa board the
des' Yoysr slsagd. Iso f0rmrr Ger
man dsslfuyers ssfs saak by ~
combined shsll fire u tAe asaifp4efa
l.esf5 amt Herbert aad tbs Hattie
ships FLORIDA aud uslaeags. sapsfl
menta
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-16
Ball Game Here
Sunday

There Is na doubt ABOUT she
game between Crescent snd
Cpthric sVnaay
rhs eams will % playsd on ths
iecai grounds ana Will ia sscls
,na frofr ths btnsnelnp 20 "a
snc. cfcesent viii send dawn
As entire population 70 rect fof
ia team rsery slsifsn 81 oush
rie Who loves hAsehall ard who
would ike 10 sec fesi fAst
game eiaYed hstsAesa teams
where ~ Intense essaify ssiata.
shoaie "a % hand kanuag No
orr viii bs disspeoin'se ths
game viii ht worth the ef'eFt aso
ihe price.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-16
iiliIS 10 POISON
mn 9.NI,il OH tiiiii'

iiatshluson Kansas jalY ~
lxa's rfeighipn. beta sle@s % pp'
nun Il saa TIA ~ hst E feaf nld
daughter last nleAl and Nln'nAnAsd
aauaa ~ wednesday sAa eenmaadaa
lAo ehAa 80 dflu lhs poisson Whea
fhe ehils feiaara she WpsaeF srsed y"
fstca thu aearlak mixture dewn she
lhtN gltis ,hrpai. hus she ceNA
brose away and ran streaming - sA"
humc u aesahbof
When parsons haetrned baeA e
Tao houan ihey found Mrs 'fr'sA
ton d,lnE. haslnk dfuaA lhe polfpu
herself
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-16
Cut
To Be
Fought

rav ggalnele ea .Anhl. Fpsl 4 fm-
pts u.~pt yas hsa gllsa : se.-
plYsv,usss anews ,uA srea pesgsisu
eigh the tafeus q e.rn mlsslna a.
lNslna 4hss lAe tssa uf a eeafs tw
.lom gse Aaa IA esAla ~ lnAaRaai
aat nsaa faF ID At siashrsa IA saa law
sna Il enfageea will sAuaa lha eouas
ne /. aa ha4lnsaa "A lvss aaa
ska ID lMpasslbie "a e4u'inaa l'a
f.tysnns - pahta aatiso eVY
ssiea
The seapaay asks lae eemmlsalaa
ss Fssuasliaf ~ fata asasF FnseAssx
uiaae fisias sheaa rates Al s'uiAfss
aaA "a prfnAis "a 20 eharsn 80 censs
aer laaa cu r. fas Aaneaslp saa aas
~ - reasonable pglgs so naauffstt
wss Fhs pesgtioa u the IamvsHT
sisss, gnat aastev sAa % eent raia.
whieA wAs rat IL ssFeo Apsil /. Is
suffered 4 aas resIuetlan n feyeauea
n tia4f st IL Aggll and lssltt Ia
MAY laaeg she vlsf gate rata "
al erata fisea ~ sha eafgofatian
tpmmlaaiua nn tulY aas, the eampanf
~ yvnpsslua % stand al aiaa ~ leak
aae estimated At ~ pvFvaes fer lass
scar saa lhla ~ill laerwaas thv seas
- sas - 10 eenls a Guthrie ne kss
elgasans STATES. leaslam oais aae
mag8sa ~ Ia eeats par shnussna sa.
lH hm alaifibailon rata ui ~
eepsa waala slse saa eumeaay . maFs
sla ~ uniy 10 evnss.
fha sompanrs pssllion Also ssates
thsf he sprperaiiea semmlaaipa :
es,lmaia ma, /, sunla reaalfs tiis-
Ssa ps ia revenues tas the asst rear
/ se make q fair Fetarm On ita las~s !.
mant asa mot make allawehse tuv -
pprteut leak4sa " gas This petition
slsa silsAvs thss ma tlsssAa 70 sol
ls,essA ~ bs eompAnv Ia 1870 eaa
nps be obtained tDF 1871 A pfQug -
lhla gAs petition slatss that ne
ousraslnk revenues EaF Jaaa iaia
vwrs Na.gasas whlla TOR iuna iast
saes nsve Ea4as ST lass than eaa hait
~ ghs patrnaea fFwFa pAalneaH foF Ihn
asuie moath a year ago,
Tbs sairs fog aumeatls 3as Fnr faae
tasl fsil etf mprs shaa gAw half assl-
lion 81 q trum she total SALES u
JUNE iysa The esmpanY aIiss .
shAs the aals II laduasral 9aa waa
lgonlsaaad "a Ft4e u
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-16
THE WORLD PEACE CONFERENCE AND ITS MEANING

nation that Is asked % abandon ecu.
seription may agree 10 do ~ % eon
diiion thai all other nations abandon
militaay training outside q their
standing armies government which
during periods of peace piles up great
stores u military supplies may be able
to show that il has 10 DO this because
of is poor industrial organization
Japan which maintains very large
army. although untroubled by aggres-
sive neighbors, may have TO confess
that this is necessary 10 keep a rest
(coptinusd on Page %
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-16

decline
As hong ago as 1910 81 endeatof
wss made TO obtain limitation upon
arnamcnts. The Gladstone govern
inent proposed ii to France and Napo-
leon III. ii the name ~ bis own gov
ernment and that of Great Britain.
passed the suggestion on 10 Germany
Bismark rejected IT, In 1898 Gar
Nicholas II Of Russia put forth a pro-
p0ssI Of disarmament II got no farfh
er than the establishment u the IL.
iernfional tribunal al The Hague. II
the Versailles treaty il an uncertain
sentence or two in regard TO disarma-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-16

The biggest srsnies existing today
are those ~ Russieg Italy. France and
Japan. The biggest navles are the
navies of Britain. the United States
and Jarsn. Leaving Russia out of the
count. il can be seen that the psaee
u tie w0rld rests with the fire gov
ernlnenis which are 10 hold confer
enee upon disarmament for We may
safely take il for granted that Presl-
dent Harding's invitation viii be sc-
e-pfesl- The invitation il Of kind
that no government. jealous " is
standing abroad and vatchfuI Of is
credit with It's people. IN afford %
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-16
Exhausted and
Hysterical, She
Finds Joy

Man. July L.. Exhausted
aud ia Mysteries after a frulless
search after hey nilnAsluv bahY
daughter. thought % have been
taken by gypsts. Mrs Sam Ian
knrd u lbh eits threw herself
across her bed 10 discover the
baby, soupd ssleell on The fIoer
behind The bel Nelgfbors who
had assisted 10 the search were
attending the frantic woman
whiIe others were en their way 60
advise her huaband Of the kid.
mapping
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-16
Missing Minister
Thought to Hare
Met Foul Play

prumflght JUly ib. :. Plans
we're being made here ledsy ~
risribers of the First ospslst
church 10 conduct q search late
today FOR the Rev. o. a. Monte
iius. ~, pastor of the church. ~he
disappeared WEDNESDAY sight.
Tne search. 20 begin 81 o'eleek.
is 10 be conducted In mAsss. The
lHst time Reverend montssius
WAS seen ~as ss prayer meeting
"Wednesday night. a suit he hsd
worn AZ the prayer meeting vas
found ~ = road four mics north
o. the city. No other clues a.
70 hls whereabouts have bsen
found.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-16
ilnIti-ii tiItN GIFTS
M ~~It> pit.H GRANT

Copenhagen. taiy ~ rha HaaalsH
sa8ist government ha# decided "a
4sant lnase oa sha barber sf 80.
tl9sfaA tn gpFvlan eonpanYs says
aprsisl dispatch from lteluluatgfn,
fhg soagvanyl which t u sald " =
nrltiah concern. ~ % have half ia'
tervat lu lhv eassrprlsn. taa ashsf
aalg being rssaiuaa ~ tbs Beelgs
faf snu4Nnf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-16

chicago. July is.--Jack JoAssou.
torner heavyweight champion q the
~osi1- wao 4 spending q fex DAYS
ss Chieago relieving bis release from
e.esrszsfS-h penisent1sry. has e.
rressed a aesSfe 70 meet gack n'eup-
sey. N statement 10 ssrs24I er-
EeaL
= vs.< = chance 10 fsgh. Jack
Dema~sy. - Is ouoted a. szyiax.
-Aslf Of the procse1s 20 - 20 w0zn5-
e soldiers n DeuS@eys cad Is not
esoagh I vfl give 1sH mine
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-16
Bandits Rob
Bank, Escape
With Big Sum

Creer gay, ~is.. gaig ie.--
Three txndits rchber the stats
Bsnk % wabsno Friday after
roen. getting 5000 IN cash snd
$4,000 II Liberty honds. aeeoro
inc ta telephone message "a.
eelvto here early thss nornimQ
The bandits. IL 10 saio. locked
Cashier Roswell Richardson ard
Assistant Cashier Myrtle Graisen
n fhe bark vault They wsfs
rescued hsif AZ hour later BY
occupants a. an office shove the
bark.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-16
iUi Ns. ,IkNlit ~
NJ iull.ltlD ~ un,ii

loseeA iaiY 10 Geursr Masfe.
eoung lafmpf living nreg hush
Ylie fAi fnuaiY ass murdered "a
his hame etfli today Dy aA unsnpvH
man -. irase Msera ~.fe fr0ia ha
house snd sel life so 4 Algefs nas
fhm ln 'he head nlaoahnunda hAvo
hoea aeal fpf and hundreds of fafm
efa afe searching fgf lae murierr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-16

nent TIE League II Aatiaus has
commission that has the subject ~
hand
Disarmament Is not wholly inafieF
II International trusifulness' fine
words and the feasting VI conferences.
After the delegates have exchanged
tlieig flowery salutaiions they viii
perhaps literally have 70 shed their
coats aud attack complex problem
by armament today. Is meant soldiers
aud sailors. guns and batiIeships. rifles
and cruisers, tanks and submarines.
Il involves transports. shells, aircraft
and the proieetiles Of aircraft One
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-16
Legion
Condemns
Harding

calcagA Jals la The tieAt ~ thl
AmeFhaa iesiou for sAe selaleyi
asonas y ill hrseonsiuuca ~isA rcneN
I'd sixos aeeiArvd MAlpr ls.hu 4.
Envry " Grand Rargas. Niyhissn
national rona.anavr II lAe lexion, "a
sc.amen'las tcday "a sAe side rack
las e ihe boaas hlR in the senate.
~ii she eag had ceaslnaed fsr an )
osAer thirty dAys.~ he asserted. 81,
wcala have cost the government as
mecA as fAe proposed adjusted eom
reusatien program
Maier Emsfs has bscn here attend
lRK The conyentlon - he Nasseaal
AssosiAtloa 81 Real Estate n,arls
The American i.exsoa.s proegam
sslii 's.Ands he sAid eMv viii sm
medsasels stArs she flsht fw the
sonss al over Aaain In she aonse
Our program stand endorsed ~ two
conventions oF the leKson Aat &
Mlnaes poiis in ists and that II sls.
veaAnd IL 1870 We have prAssscslly
been assured sAas sAo Sweet bll wigs
Gs passed
We ceasides President lfara'nx al
wronz 10 bis attitude WAY. thp
senate finance committee IN iss re-.
port declared untrue the ciAlms thas
the Sweet BIN and he adjusted com
pensa.ica program woaid bAnkrups
ihe treasury
Major Emery asserted the iexian
has a well defined prorram 90 fight
tor tba bonas and this wil aet he
modified
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-16

CaeFelaaa. 0Akc. Jalv S~Mrs
NkSes w tAc FIRST wcm&n sr cDsa
logA csansy sn Ae convtctca q first
arEr~e martsr
NEE2m J. Corr4gxn. Nrs. ka6"rs
csunset. sid BE wAs eeil sAsisfAe3
via tie verdict The same exg~c
sscR Was made a. ooaasy Prosecute
E1wxrd c. Stanton
AsAcuxA the suvv haa nos yes re-
Fevs@d officially TO the court Jadee
M1mrace Berroa Anaoanced the decs
saa to Attorney rrnnsis Va ruuRoa
Mira KxAers personal counsel 20
tat he night snf0ru Mrs Ksser 81
the hoe tAat she wcal8 revive sss
rscisstly s-oz : sscgcT g ~ Aroaga'
tate co1-t 70 bear u. esflesAl as
r0uncement. Sc Ast eeea 10
ssapov al nso-ninE
TIE fury announced that "a was
ready 10 report a ven1aes At : - this
mcrnsng after having detb~~pted sn
AL fc1- hears Mrs K2hey. xcccr1
frx 10 her courxei. said shk, she m
csysscos what fAe verdict wss arc
sAe vas cxrrSN1 into sAe ccarg ron
81 e - c'cto<k The saEy had n0i
yes beer hrosghs H.
The sarv vas hrc1xhs iu a few
mtn1tes later and made offsc.ai r..
tori os the verdict Mrs Kxs'~F
n Nc vas lwins in the krns of d..
p1gy sheriff. vas aske1 Y she bad
snyTAs.x so skv Sae nere'v shooK
Ne~ hese rr9xe B~-nrn sher pro
rouno.c sentence Ms Kzb~r was
carrie. A4ck "a Ner ee.l ir sAe Al
w~en srfc-ne6 1y Mr. roalson x
The ventsct. Mr kAher merels no1
css her heaa. be sad. sho~inv no
SENS az e-csinn f5e told her a.
rrrr We tAr rer1ics ard h@ sewsenrnf
sre sA~ wcuis Asve 70 " tster %
eraSo1 yortay she AGAIN nodeei
her bead. as Ae stzses shis 70 her
The tary took only three baliofs =
~zs ssi6- the fi-xt two being usna
sor nsrcy and three FER sirx' degree
s@-rse- wsfho1s nercv R.to-e hal
sstszx tAe smry bat di~saF'es ire 'A
sanfty visa Attorney poni~en SAID
he wcuA not appeal TIE cSse
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-16
Grain Dealers
Plead For A
Barley Malt Beer

Wathlngton. July i6.--A ptea
for rs per cent barley mait beer
WA made before tsse joint csc
cresslensi commission or spfi
cultural today By n. A. Jones
representing Minnesota orair ue
ciarea Charles kennsy represent
ing she sAiunraota Farm Eieva
tor assoclatiou
M. Jones estimated that matt
beer legislation would mean ard
addition 81 three hundred million
dollars rear % Northwestern
farmers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-16

i'oasn Dits Igly ~ Ihe neal Boy
scout Organization was ev1psatHd
here today wlgh r y Ilamilipa a.
commissioner. walter Fisher psses Z
tive an5 {. + Harness "a sha aatlauai
sounell Un tbs saseesita eamallt.4e
ere a. A. naashmao. M 4 taaa.
John y Aleofn. G M AsTehas. L. h.
Meek. JOAN dsrrsst. A n. logan. ~
q W. AFrsnaslf a. ~ Naehnoss.
Pred lfelalsr. y. 4. NeNsvae. L. =.
narbsa. D y. Callahan aad Mayer
liarfy Czasiu.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-16
Negroes Believed
To Have Robbed
4 Mail Coach

iso4sten. Jay - -sNoxtefscc
insrxtsrmtnfs AMI rIs detesiives
tsAhy ~~Tr lnakse'x for thrre men
tes'esoa a. lse uexvoeS wh0 lA~s
nsghg helA ~ railway msli CLERKS
In the Scathern parifie Yards
ard roAs IA q mAil eaAeh
AZ The sAsae time sksy ~ere
ooNSrAsalAtlag lhemsesves 0a fAn
hang.ing ioa ssaae hY she hola,
~ aen as sAey sacceeaed Ia
setting caly cme registered pack
Aee mnd several poucA~s of first
class nsa1 The reblsrx sNs the
se~and la the yards here withis
SIX snoEshs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-16

ronra Clty. July Nc A eunmifes
pgs named at last nights bas ness
session Of the chamber to iayests
gate prd,osea stes for 4 local
country club. together vita aa esti-
BAge cost II construction and equip
nent The COMMITTEES IL COMPOSED
% Representative y A HeberiiDg
MAYOR Harry Crsgin. y W Mcdowell
and q p Nuchmofe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-16
Saws MONUMENT EREcrFp
az FATHERS MEMOIR

Nep yora July is Arthur Ha'n.
Nef e'n has paid Tie balaatr auA
ihn ba.lacfH 81 che monument oa iho
grave of BITS faiheft 0acnr Iismmas
ialn lmpronsafie. end tilut prefe4'
la threatened sale by auction llis
stspmosher hae said iha she eas
unable 10 pae tAe balance
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-16
REMOVE TELEPHONE POLES
TO SAVE SHADE TREEs

PswAuska, July ia movement
to save the shade trees of Pawhnska
and 20 compel the removal OF teie-
phone llnes and poles 10 alleys of
The city ~ being pressed by the civic
improvement committee sf The Cham
Der ~ Commerce This commii'ea
asks that body TO recommend the re-
movsl Of al telegraph Efres and
poles
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-16

VAha4o lais iA q Yva sss
mossas eA ttb segslss see sa
anI skAtash ehee sess yeAv 4
iseass i hia samnf 81 y sva'nA
tAe tisae. ils ahea'a sst
p.,sssi. iasAef saea aasea snsaf
Ma
W. "a d Nwln et NufsnwwslFee
anlxrmps na ~ se~ h#
lleva. shas s9 sn mealhs elt nAssea
.aeaia talk plsgnls w. wil' opeu
atinls saee ~kpfy eN Ne#dAs Nel
rasdsy aad lSldsY mNgnlnss we'Asfs
mat lfins thsif iufaHts tW Hssfas
.taa Ia the ari "a nlkn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-16
PAW HI ska JUDSE u
4 QUICK WORKER

Pxxhzsxz. fsiy 1s-TseatE fve
ozs q tAs aoeket q 5. cases sst toT
-razl Al The opersax q TIE Juiy term
q cosnty cozrt we're 6ernltely dis
poses OF IL oss week b. 5u1ge Green
D sezrrslL A tsw esvll cases re-
main % ss hexrd and > Eurnbsr o.
trsssse-s hare bee. nz1s 70 the
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RUSSIAN oovEHnmfsr
EmptoYEs TO % nEoueEp

Hlga. July u ~.iiedueslen BY one
half of the vast nnmbog u govern
msnt employees Ia aoseow and peiro-
grad. has been decided upon by the
soviet government. says wlreless
dispatch % Moscoa
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co.sussry slss,cI MEETING

A Tesy izsorrxnt cormsniss Ser
wee zssst.nr l. cziiez fOr ssea , "A
Eo@1zy xs.errosr- yEiy lsta al tAe
chzzesr of Coz1zercs seous a.
tia tLze fze frs stsps vii ee
szksn torxrs ths perrDaasns orgzh-
.zzsto. o. tie Lozzz ecsnfy cosa-
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fztzre ,c,scy q ssz<ssssi2 ss4 dis-
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WILLIAM H. MURRAY
BACK TO SOITH AMERICA

Tsshomlneo. July &C. Ex-Con
sre~sman wm. u murray. who sone
tine ago sought 70 establish =
coiony Ia south America. left ioday
for Colombia and Peru. When ash
"a what he hoped 70 DO, be replied.
~This d ny ihsrs trip 70 souih cf
the Equator. and expect 70 brus
ssek TIE bacon"
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cuBA TO ISSUE BONDS
TO covER INDEBTEDNESS

Havana. July ~ IAN agreement q
laeue enough bonds 10 eoaer ,he
defisat confronting ibe government.
estimated n more ann gortgs I've
million dollars. was reached At yes,
terda9's meeting q tbs mixed issls-
iasiye commission etth President
zagas,
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Prison or
Lite For
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EAST SIDE v. c. I. u.
HOLDS AiL DAY MEETING
Enjoyable Dsy Spent hy Ladies
at Home of Mrs. P NJ l..
Roy Program Inter
eSitn9.

THIS East SIDE W G T t' hAs
vne u their mess Interesting Nte
Asiafa, sessions yesterday Il shs
home of sAe4r president Mrs p NJ
L. Ray MrS Belle Parker opened
nc meeting ~gth devotional exer-
esses and the rali cAa wss answere-
es each mcnsoer nAusing q good bosA
ios iavenslss aad giving the aasbor
Ms Ray save resmme ~ TIE
rnions werk ia a. abe paper and
tAen Introduced the president and
secretary os the creAeent Cnien. who
gave a cordial inyisatAon fcr Guthrie
t'rsons TO meet wth them IN there
Ceanty conyeution
Mrs Pviace gave a. address ~
The Rest Books For Children tAr'
r4s fni q good suggestions for the
mothers. teaching them 60 use cafn
Ia selecting literature Cor the souns
FnG Suggesting the telling and read
ing of the very eest. even 10 the
soang child
so0nts4e prayer wAs votced ay
Mrs Richardson afser ~aieh Dc
lcsoas and hoaatlf1i lancheon wa~
served hv The hostess and her az
sstanG& grovp of bright and
pretty children were ssrSed on the
coos north. where 'at~r they ceatiua
e. tfesr r2mex Adding Er~ety ard
color 70 The stage setting 'er The
serious pFohsuma ot chlld ~AliArs
rhich sheir elders eiscussed later
The afternoon exercises we're %
eaes br the singing ~ ~Sosne cad
Epav. Rev A Greer pastor 90
t-e T-nlses Presbyterian churcA
e9ese u hapg elegnsui manner
fsrvsd ~ sns~nsisy st timnT We wsr
constans applause from hs aodiencs
'iis ,rlaute 10 The y q r + organ
rAttua. wAich sas carried oas one Il
the greatest reforms IN histary eil,'i
"a warm response from The p'oneefs
ard daaghfers of the crusaders whn
tatsied ser protection against lts eu-
~.mt7rasea s.w pmwm B
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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-07-20

and teaming story of Dream Street"
They fascinate with a spell akin to
the haunting harmonies of great
aria and they are not without their
effective moral to the adorned tale of
their loves and romances. Gypsy is
a music hall dancer Spike" and
Billie" McFadden are of the district
of the docks. Spike is handsome
and mighty with his fists among men
whom he conquests, but he has also a
golden voice that captures the girls.
They fall in love with Gypsy after
seeing her dance. Evil days fall upon
them through series of complica-
tons and murder brings them to
the attention of the police. Sway
Wan, a great Chinese gambler, is al
so desiring Gypsy and so he plots to