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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-06
DAILY KENNEBEC JOURNAL. WEDNESDAY, JULY 6, 1921

IL. G. Barker Co, Cusick & Lincoln.
Tasker Bros. NJ. L. Goldberg, Archie
W. Drake, J. Canter, Harry CHASER,
l.. b. Slosbers, l.. NJ. Ward, Ames-
oury-White Co, Geo. F. King Elite
Shoe Repairing), F. J. Turner. VIM
K. Slosberg white Front Shoe
store), E. w. Partridge. Walleheld-
McNauehton Co, F. S. Smith & Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-06

II any body wants to buy perfect
u good show now's the time as
there is one anchored more or less
permanently in the city The Lombard
and Hathaway Sons have evidently
run against financial snag ano Judge
Atkins has placed an attachment on
the "fiXings" on the wharf Early
Tuesday morning the horses and
wagons started off to tour part of
the State, going toward Lewiston
They got as far as Monmouth. where
they were held up by that Johnny
on the Spot, Deputy Robinson and
held until it was found that the at
tachment on the wharf booty would
cover the claims against the concern.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-06

TOWELS II
Lot 17-Extra large size Turkish
Towels, fancy border. Price has
been SOC, Dollar Sale Price for
Soc or for $1.oo
Lot 1s-Faney bordered Turkish
Towels. Price has been SIPS,
Dollar Sale Price 2 for $500
Lot 19-Extra large size Huck
Towels. Price has been 39e.
Dollar Sale. Price 4 for soc or 8
for $1.oo
Lot 2o-Red Star Cotton Diaper.
10 yards in piece. Price has been
$2.25, Dollar Sale Price $1.oo
Lot 21-5.4 Table oiIcIoth. Price
just for Dollar Days Only,
Sale Price 4 yards for $1.W 4
Lot 22-4on. Lockwood Sheet
ing, 10 yards for s1.oo
Lot 23-36-in. Lockwood Sheet
ing, II yards for $1.oo
SPECIALS
Lalies' Tuxedo Summer Sweat
ers, made to retail for $3.50,
| Sale Price s2.ss
Ladies Step In BIoomers, trim
med with lace. Value $500.
Dollar Sale Price for $1.00
Percales, just in, light shades,
Sale Price Toe
Pereaes, medium and dark
shades. Sale Price y t-2c
Figured Voles in a good assert
ment of eolornns. Value Csc to
Acc, Sale Price 15e
/ Chiidren's white Organdie
Dresses, Sale Price 2 for St.0o
Lot 1916 in BIeached Sheet
ing. This includes Hill. Hope
and Lonsdaie, 2 yds for s1.0o or
yd. for 15e
Lot 25-We will sell just for DOL
lar Days only, our quality No.
400 loneeIeth. Price has been
25c, yards for $1.00
Lot 26-Ladiss' Ipswich Hose,
colors black, brown and white.
Al sizes. Price has been Acc,
Dollar Sale Price 4 for $500
Lot 27-lades' fine Silk Hose,
BLUE Ticket" Price has been
$500, Dollar Sale Price for 90e
Lot 2s-Ladies' brown Silk Hose,
all sizes. Price has been 75c,
Dollar Sale Price for S1.0o
Lot 2o-Childrens 1-2 Hose or
Socks. Price just for this sale
only, Dollar Sale, 4 prs. for S1.00
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-27
CHIEF MITCHELL PLEASED
WITH PARKING ORDINANCE

When had the new parking
ordinance passei. vas confident
that It would work out fine OF
course It will take some time 70 get
IL In smooth running condition but
am highly pleased al the cooperation
am receiving from city auto owners
The great trouble just now is with
the country people who are not yet
familiar with the rules, but they viii
come 10 it in time and my men are on
the job all the time seeing that each
car that Is out OF line is checked
When the owner comes to pol &c
station he is given further light and
have We, to have the same car come
back second time. shall be leni-
ent for time but should any car
owner persist in ignoring the ordi-
nance there Will be trouble" said
Chief Mitchell today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-27
CONDEMNATION CASES
DRAG ALONG SLOWLY
Many Men of Many Minds
Give Estimates AS To Value
of South Logan Jack
Land

Condemnation e.ts arc progress
iHg slowly ia district cuurt
After two days oI Wora battles be
tween opposing lawyers and the sun
mission of much tcsilmmy ihn "a y
of George Dodson es Ciis Of Guthrie
10 which the former is seeking 20 set
aside the decision IL the courts ap-
pralsers IN the award ~ $4,000 sane
alaced on the podson farm, the ians-
led mass OF evidence WAS given into
She hands Of the jury nie today
Thrre ara three mora SUITS ~ libe
nalure 20 try. al OF the land owners
10 tho eily dam district having re-
fused to accept the price placed on
the land By the aDpras scrs following
tho condemnIng Or the land for
damsite for the city reservoir
Each side In TIE Dodson case snb-
miiled testimony as to thn value Of
the lands under controversy and The
In estimates submitted
was startling
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-27
No Neu
Buildings
FOrState

Oklahoma City. April. p No ap-
r-opriatlons for erecting new build
ings via be recommended by The
house appropriation committee "a
was dec ded at a meeting OF the com
mVteU this morning
The committee decided 10 interpret
Governor RobertSon's message af
limiting the scope Of action by tn
special session OF the legislature ir
general bills for maintenance OF
state governments and state nstl,u
tlons during the next two years de
ficiency appropriations essential ~
insure operation "a state institution
for she remainder Of this year pro
vision for hospital 70 treat dsaoled
soldiers and appropriations for ex.
penses OF the attorney generals Of
flee In connection with the Red river
suit and the school 'essees cases
Elimination of Appropriation for
new building viii neeeSsltate fhe
striking from the house calendar
hills aggregating one million five
hundred thousand dollars. Il was ey
plained
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-27
DEBATE BEGINS ON
NEW MONEY BILLS

Oklahom shndl emf cmfwyp etaoin
Oklahoma City April r -Debatc
on the 70 appropriation bills w'a'oh
We're introduced IN the senate % ihs
Oklahoma legislature on the opening
day Of the snec al sess on was to be-
gin today Legislators and persons
interested in the progress OF the eV.
frao-dinary session are watching to-
days developments as an INDIGESTION
of the attiude 70 be adon.ed in TIE
~ per house and sign OF TIE speei
which may he exnected in the trans
action az the business before ,hs
legislature
Virtually all BITS introduced in The
house on fhe opening day we're re-.
ferred yesterday 10 the approW'a
fions committee New bills intro.
duced in the house Tuesday carried
appropriations aggreeating $40 600
New appropriation hllls introduced 70
the senate yesterday tota'led S74i
6G9.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-27
THIEVES ENTER LuTl
STORE; MAKE BIC HAUL
Many High Priced Articles of
Silk Taken BY Looters; En-
trance Gained By Climb
ing Water Pipe

Thieves operated successfully in
Guthrie last night and secured mueh
loot
Sometime during tha night en-
trance was gained Is he r o Lut1
dry goods store hy means % large
iron water pipe ihat leads 70 the fire
escape at ihs alley end Of ,he store
Il " presumed that the thle4es or
thief climbed the iron pipe to polns
where 1t connects with the fire escape
70 reach window u the south Il ~
Of the buildlae through which en-
trance was made
A number Of silk shirts three
suits OF mems clothes and many other
articles n siik including some htsh
priced dresses we're taken after being
packed IN suit cases also taken FROM
The store
The work was done SO smoothly
that the thefl was not discovered
uniil the store was opened this morn
ing After gaining entrance 70 the
building the thieves apparently took
their time in selecting the articles
as all the items so iar checked un
were high class stuff
So far no clue has been found but
IL is Thought by officers that the
thieves Nerc familiar with the in
side n the building ana With tho
several stocks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-27

ohlsA0o, April, ~ "a bullet
rrooi shield, ssnaar 20 ihe envs
usea 81 ancient warriors = beslro
no ~steu cites ~as aensefed ~
ihe pvhee depar ment neft To-day
" is fof vse ln pra,setnq eifesrs
~filie sttatklnp criminals ~hp have
bafreaded themselves in hanses
hs sefeen 10 constructed 90 az to
faa lth0snwes fprmna = vahaa
80 prcseeser u has small shui
tered window anH leopholes fof r.
volVrra er rifles
nc shie'd conp ysss the bs ~
nu tusft N the Rolee which IN
cluaes gas bombs 9rsnadea ani
hsat5 rifles
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-27
grroRrs MAng 10

EFFORTS MADE TO
AVERT eic STRIKE
Washington. April. 2y "A reaso
ton o. not iess than fifteen per cef,
e the prescott wage scales ia ,Ae
"tasls en- which the shipping beard
m1ss ana VIII act, Chairman Benson
tod the conference 81 marine work
ers and owners ard operators u
American steamships called today in
a. effort 20 avert the threatened
stsikc May ! of the seamen through
tre adoption Of new agreement GOV
etnln1 wages ard working conditions
Present economic conditions fuil
wsrrant a reduction in marine vaeeo.
the chairman declared. adding ,ha, ne
had weighed the matter long ara
carefully. taken advice freeiy aoe
cemc TO mature and we'll cons der
60 conclusion.
Andrew Furoseth, president o. tn
international Seamens ur on. ard
ether snokesmen FOR the workers. a.
serted thst fifteen per cent waae
reduction dec'ared BY Rear Adm ral
3enson 70 be necessary, was unas
eeptablc 20 Inc unicna
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-27
PROMINENT HOSPITAL
OFFICIAL VISITS CITY

The Reverend Doctor A. A. Brooks
Of Chicago financial organizer Of the
Board OF Hospitals Of the Methodist
Episcopal church is in the city. con
sulting with the trustees Of the
Methodist Hospital and Or Collins.
Executive Secretary. In regard to the
Nurses Training School building.
Or. Brooks IS pleased with the fine
response to the enterprise by Guthrie
citizens. Or. Brooks Is a brother Of
Prof F. d. Brooks. formerly superin-
tendent OF the Guthrie schools Prof.
Brooks is now in Columbia Uni
yersity. He has flattering offer at
a fine salary to go TO South America
as a school superintendent.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-27
DiAnigs I. tuti I'll Iiti>D~
OFT \ DItisI.E

Nue alufsa Nas granted aad ons
mf aH wsaGa la far tHIa we~A
hufeh heulflsA Saws "a tia pstlsion
fhai hls nih eaa 4ual to hlm and
fNaiit avsvgfei hNN They haa llvaA
inFrthsr ff ieu years on 4 farm
n#a NaihNW AHa wefn nafFiea ia
lait 1As 4aa ti.l be beafa later
uu eAafge n abandonment aai
A8f dua glne hos passed. tae Anal~
iAN nee waB NrNted an absolute
aWatt lfam willie tawfeHea Tbs
eHip haalnT ~ rhildfeH the eoaff
s. fhe msst % fha plalatw e.
stored h malaea uams ~ 1na Aaala
! ANfnH
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-27
PROGRAM FOR MUSIC
WEEK" IN CITY, OUTLINED
Churches TO Have Special Song
Service and Schools To Take
Part Card For Every
Day

lfss Hpet 1al musical committee ga
'0FH4n f"t n'h0l' wT'k NNid
NN"" lHneurpH Ht th" Bone IHr#laf
Aiiet 'nlp'nf one - Manaf'f
8fafa'nv HifM iuneN"'A# *HftH1 in
h'e aaNnl s'Fir ihn '"mMii''e sN"nh
iNQ hapfs hafd N"iN en ihe dela "a
0' fhe pf'AfHA = A'll e'a'fa's dA W
Work in ail ihH schools wHA snort
iaNNM NN AtfANNN "tilMH. fffN MNWfNI
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-27
Southern Planters Cut Doun Cotton Acreage In 1921

The southern cotton acreage
committee advances the follow
ing argument justifying IFS stand
on urging a cotton acreage eur
tailment for 1921:
Cotton acreage must be re-
duced. and the reduction must be
adequate. Anything less than 50
per cent compared with last year
will not be adequate.
There is now enough cotton in
the world unspum TO last nearly
two years.
The world will carry over this
year more American cotton than
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-27

hneiaH Aeea a liKl
saN ennw sbetAer at'lc sen
vnp teesMsa sa aeeiau ~.
fan, proposition s. 8esfse W.
n watanstan tAlk 4t them le
WasHakimt sesn,a Il sie uaeA
seoat tfelgN aiYalfs lt is besauae
Washington IA 40 Haga eisaaea al
f'Tv Ny lhey sfe selag AHsr
ao'enkea aegsat ~ ssfala ash aifll
lWy shlMsa agn NestHuax ga Aak
m0oiApf aaa q "a Nosalbla b. sea
aAf naf
snu pf ihs aewt cheering NyiA lH
sumner. loa ~llh our lofaxa affairs "a
shs cooperation eeswnen WvcrwtAFv
uaxksa aat a l'rssEYsat wllaan n
suf faeslfn ssalepgnan Nisn an M-
gvfass savHFsa gu tha lutvd States.
hppsaf ihls Nsa splns "a b. sAse u
rlaYn# a's gaa iIarlms aAmlul4tfa
tleg ssalptt thn Wilson eAmlnlstrA.
ilna ha Ia aas apdseeVyeal ~ ang ~
thsm laeashg shev suuiA uws the
fefnft ~ lhe wlson Ainlnlslfatlssa
rs mlMFaaA the ilarflns aamlnlHga.
ilHu teeY sre deceived pa thst peIas
aiao
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-27
IU\s. IINi RESIDENT
ut sIIN ~ III NJ

N lamaH Fmfe lHa# lpH
deui VI G0thte passed ~ her teNagd
gAls nonHg afier long liama fho
ehd csmn ~ AZ nelueA ihls m0fulne
ai lhe horne t3H Fast fnsar
she haa heen q patient atiwf fAr
many mpuihe leu dsuhter Nya
N r Wallace aDd Nu s. rmnce
ny in fhla eify
SHE eaa ~ sears X aye - ih flnf
30 her daafb fuaarai sefYlees eill
~ hnl1 ut her Ais homie igH fast
lorin g lqso'cipss rhnrsta afisf
Hp0u laleruent win vs. Hafa iH
4ll Nlsw cemetery
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-27

lNFfe nAH another AFgs etpNt
hsHaea AHl evening af fNo FifM t
u tNHf fefieAi aefglcN ~
Cannon aasiaaa ~ mrss eh0fNs
tl Hhs mHs efslcf AaA Feedefnl
eue ~ bA heauital salpa V
Cannon sluHiHs la greatly appgre'1
el hS All
bvHbaeeilw rlart was IA great
fprm and fe l,efed telling messaea
pcs lun rruaieai Hon n waf 4
eewfffai moving appeal an4 rss'ss
Wa n teeaion fpr Gad Apnx
yss begins promptly 81 0 p m.
nan1 n5as any ~ these services
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-27
Police Reserves
Are Called on To
Protect Cont band

New York. April Police rc.
serve had to be called out today to
hold back crowds that gathered
when eco GA Ions Of real beer, selx
ed by the police IN Their effort q
dry up the city under the new state
law. was poured down a sewer on
East i23rd street Men and women
carry ng pitchers, basins and even
cups, tried to break through the
lines but were driven back.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-27

)r 10 hold what YOU now own
han 10 grow more. Every bale
purchased tends 20 advance
prices, every acre planted tends
20 make prices 20 down.
Unless cotton can be produced
profiiably il would be worse than
folly TO attempt to produce II at
all
II is impossible to recover
losses by incnrrinv more losses
that IS The road to bankruptcy.
Unless cotton can BE- sold II
viii not pay debts or taxes,
neither can we eat it,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-27
MARY JANE AND LUCIFER
ESCAPE FROM SPEEDWAY
Freiful Little Monkeys Put Up
Rebellion At the Carnival,
But Are Finally
Subdued

ANY smal boy Guthrie who fens
he ls called 10 fhe career of ouidof
Snowman can Aee az once accord
irg 70 Professor Porter owner ~ fp
Monkey speedw with me Pat'os.
sonklirr zhtw piayng hee ihH
" * The afof "a suag boy caf
return. for reward By the wtv.
two " Professor rouers bees rc
formers MARY JAne aud fufef wiz
ysse g day afternoon lei artistic fem
pf rameFr interfere With taenps
acnmen ard 20 The rYoni 81 fhf
81 ecdway for ihe evening" perform
arce watched their chance ard when
the trainer turned his back depart q
20 see the word The professor rays
tfaf Nv sun down lasf night The
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-27
His PremOnition
Worked Ont
True To Form

Pryor, April, PA premonition
told Charles Bracket. OF Clare
more, that the raid on the First
State bank OF Locust Grove o.
Monday afternoon would end IN a
IA lure. he said today.
Braekett confined in jail here
with Busheyhcad wood. Of Tshie.
aush. and Curtis Hays. Of Stiiweil.
said today that II Wood and Hays
had taken hls advice. they would
be free today instead o. facing
pcnitentiary term
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-27

was spun during the past twelve
months.
The carry-over, including lint
crs, may approximate 1000 900
bales, or from five to six times a
normal carry-over Of American
cotton.
The United States can not con
sumo more than about 5000, 900
bales of cotton annually.
Europe. which ordinarily takes
the surplus Of the American crop.
or about 30 per cent of the crop,
IS very unpromising as a market.
because Of deprecated currency
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-27

and lack Of security to offer as ?
basis Of credit.
The buying power Of the world
is far below nhrmal. but the Nip
ply Of cotton Is low vastly in
excess Of every normal require
mcnf.
II will enst more to produce a
new crop than il can be sold for
al present prices and there is no
present prospect that prices will
advance.
Cotton can now be- bought
cheaper than it can be- produced
IL is better, therfor, to buy cotton
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-27
TO ENTERTAIN CARRIERS
AT CARNIVAL

The Daily Leader carriers will be
the guests OF the Patterson Kline
shows this evening and II is perhaps
needless TO Try to make mere grown
ups understand the mental disquiet
and the daze OF anticipation in whicf
the youngster moved today. Tha
staff OF the Leader was even. In Al
especially severe instance. asked 10
assure one small boy thai there
would be no wind storm 10 bow tho
shows away before they could be
visited. Little more can be added
10 that
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-27
rfAcnfaA raAlnlno clAaa

Toe feaensra Training GLASS; Of
ihe Fifs' Baptist ehareh viii meet ).
tfe eaunrh az ZOO Tonight 70 con.
ilnus ttair #tudy IN tAs sanda,
School Manuel
At ihs pmyer mestlng hour she
antlect for H'adg wl1 be found "a lhc
Fourth Chapter of John Large
crowds attend these services VIII
you Join -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-27
NEGROES STORM JAIL IN
EFFORT TO RELEASE PRISONER

BIRMINGHAM Ala. April 27 Five
negroes stormed the iail al Fairfield
last night in an attempt 70 release
a negro prisoner One Of the attack
ers was killed by officers guarding
the prison. one Of whom received a
bullet IN the leg.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-27
HAD BEEN
STEALING cOMpANY's GOODS

Cleveland O.. April 27 Morehan
disc valued at $4,000 said 10 have
been stolen from one OF Cleveland
largest department stores. was re-
covered early today durng- raid on
The home OF night watchman en-
ployed az the store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-27
Washington Is
Waiting on Word
From Allies

washiru,on. April. p - wcri
from aliied capitals as 90 the as
ceptahuity Of tne German coUntcr
proposals on rcpsratons vas await.
ed today BY Secretary hughes nc'
fcre he framcu his reply 20 the
latest communication from eer ~.
The messages from the allied
governments were expected TO be
submitted through amhassaaore
with whom the secretary 81 stat.
conferred iate yesterday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-27
k\ON NI TN MY
Il Bi.IOIsi ~i\AIf

Washington Arl e rAs Knus
peaee resolution waa eaiied upan ln
Senate lodas py SENATOR oaga af
Naasaehase'fs Repgh an iit
Senator toage HAla ihefe aaa aa di
position lo push 'he rasalutloa fnf
aB lumsllaie vote
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-27

Cotton Is no longer a cash
commodity
For The first time ia your life.
i j. difficult il not impossible to
SCH cotton
The cotton farmer. at the best.
receives returns for his labor but
once year. He turns his capital
only once a year. whereas under
a diversified system of farming,
returns are received many times
a year.
Any one crop system ii uneco-
tContlnue1 On PAGE %
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-27
FLAGS AT HALF MAST;
HONOR GOVERNORS MOTHER

Austin. Texas. April 27 Flags on
state buildings here were at half
mast today out OF respect to Mrs
Dora r. Hobby. mother OF Former
Governor W. p. Hobby. who died
yesterday at her home in Dallas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-27
POOL HALLS MUST
OUT CITY or ARpM0RE

Aramofo April 2g Iaa ordinance
prohibiting the operation ot pool
isalla 10 Ardmofo aill be put 1nl0
effect af mia alghi sa'orday seeofa
jag 20 anhouneepent made iofay 0y
city officials
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-27

Strike Is
LOOniino
nullF

wAshineton April. ~ - shasp
a''fereaee in opinion as &c wage ~
auctions between Chairman Bensaa
OF the shipping board. and spokssasa
FOR the marine WORKERS Developed ~
the opening to-day Of conferences call
ee BY fne chairman r. an effoet 20
avert a threatened strike On Amer
lcan steamers on May e
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-27
fcoa'inaed o. raFe 81
soNc plaecroas no raer

The song directors class ann choral
work at city hall tonight Good work
viii be done
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-27

AZ 8 hhpeAes Nhsa Mr lfaabea
ageseea ints lha slata department a.
Mafgh ! ~ fuuaa a. hfmlFabla
fesogd SECRETARY iluaheu l. Appfesl.
As8ve "a shis, aaa NAa let MF WilAaa
tapw htA appreciation ~ ssls a. well
as o' Subsequent eeauyfallan.
uf ruarNe tnn felsvslan W thn
is@TNe al natlous ana the taet that
ihs leNsae " ~ vnlanalsa with tn
ffpatN Hpes mako dlflealty. buf
anlt,l0a that aas flsld ~ tfoahle. Ia
an other faapegsA shn WILSON admin
lpgragsoa handled ths saressn taasls
la raDh waY aA ~ iva,s an naeuir
lent reeod faf lha usN adnlnl4sFa.
ilon lu ballG an
tiuanes' RsmafA abls Mind
A eslod Aeal n cor eenNdausa aheut
fggslsa nlislfs reslA On asernsAry
ffptglnuni on Page -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-27

Me-; week Will be generally ob erv-
cd by Guthie es music week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-27
,omm UNITY WORKERS 70
co TO ORLANDO

Thu community workers Hlil te at
Orlando Thuraday night fcr Il great
community service.
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PRICE DROPS
70 ~ cgnr8

Miami Okla April ~ Gaaoline
filling stations 10 Niaml today an
nounced reduction IN the pr ee of
gasoline 10 "a cents
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W c. T. u.

The W'cs, Side w. c. r. T.. VII
meet Thursday at go With Mrs.
Feed Jessup GOT w Washington
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WEATHER

New Orleans. La. April 27.-To-
night fair colder frost Thursday fair.
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-08
A Little Bit More, :

Every little bit added 10 what We
already have makes a little bit
more-you'ye heard that phrase be-
fore; anyway It will bear repeating.
It's the "little bit more" that the
Systematic saver Is saving for. 1.-THE
little bit more" Is the goal that
fascinates and encourages to- great.
er savings, greater economy and
greater thrift.
/ offer everyone inclined toward
saving the very best saving PROPOSE
ton ever otfered-that Of saving
for a home and the beauty OF my
plan Of saving for a home lies in
the fact that one does not have TO
practice the most stringent econ
omy In order to save. Ny saving
plan saves you the rent money
which Is now lost forever. BY saw
ing the rent you save the biggest
Item Of your expenses and by add
ing "that little bit more" to It you
SAVE FOR A HOME.
/ want to talk to anyone who Is
now paying rent
can convince you that 1t is
your duty to your family and your.
self to own your home.
Think this over, then come in
and let me show you how you can
become your own landlord by
making a small payment down on
one of my Houses or Lots. Then
a few dollars saved each month vii
pay for 1t.
LEv1B. HARR