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Evening journal., 1921-05-21

Miss Ferguson will play the part
OF "nlanaum," a citizen. in Goods Of
the Mountain" by Lord Dunsany.
to be given at the University OF Del
aware next Tuesday evening. she
is one Of the most prominent and
active members Of the student body
Of the Women's College. She is
member Of the Junior Glass.
Evening journal., 1921-05-21
TO GRAnUArE oI.,ss

The eighth Grade OF the Newnort
Public School will hold Eraduafio0
exercises az o'clock Oocal time1
next Tuesday night, May 26, in tho
Masonic Hall, in Newport.
Evening journal., 1921-05-21
International Sunshine Society
ss..S@@ss~S~s@>~~s>~~>>e~ ~S@>~~~~~e@>@Se@>Ss11Ss

Following is the splendid report
of the Alert Branch Of the Delaware
Division OF the International Sun
shine Society for the year ending
April 1, 1921. It was read by Mrs.
George w. Weaver, Of this city. at
the international Sunshine Conven-
tiOn held at Harrisburg.
Total cash receipts. .. s635.s7
Total disbursements. -. 625.7S
Balance in treasury. $1,000
The above cash was used to pur-
chase food, clothing and fuel for a
large number of distressed families.
In addition to the above. we were
able to distribute more than 200
boxes. containing provisions and
clothing to deserving families,
through the assistance of various
mems clubs and churches.
Our branch had the pleasure OF
giving the first entertainment at
Sunshine Hall, entitled "The Gypsy
Festival" at the conclusion OF which
we turned over to the house COM
which amounted TO s33.70.
Through the courtesy OF Mrs. j.
NJ. Collins. one Of our branch mem
bers, who organized the Girls Co
operative League on the east side
Of our city, we were given the use
Of their hall, two days a week. and
we called them Sunshine Days
throughout the winter months.
Every Tuesday we gave about $50
children hot chocolate and light
lunch. and every Friday we made
about 25 gallons Of soup and served
about the same number of children,
and what was left, if any. we would
send to the poorer or sick families
in the neighborhood on these days.
we also distributed an abundance OF
clothing and shoes for men, women
and children.
is new pairs OF shoes were dis
! tributed by the Branch, also Is
sweaters. 12 new coats, new suits
| for boys, 80 new suits of underwear,
So pairs OF new stockings. l sewing
machine. beds including bedding
Jonquils and candy were distri-
buted to all female inmates at the
| Workhouse. Flowers and plants
were sent to the sick and shut-ins
also jellies. dainties and post cards.
One-half dozen new combs were
purchased by the Branch for the
Evening journal., 1921-05-21
ApARrNfENT EnR RENT

1920 Delaware avenue: very deair-
able; beautiful surroundings. and
every convenience. Possession May
z. Phone 4s50.--Adv.
Evening journal., 1921-05-21

The organization is a clearing house
for the relief work among the chill
dren Of the war-torn areas and the
funds raised through the sale Of pop
pies will go toward the ameliora-
ton of the conditions among these
children. The poppies have been
made by French orphans. and mil
lions OF them have been sent to
America
Nine Millerand has been heart
and soul in relief work ever since
the declaration Of war She has
given many hours daily to il. and
still continues to do so. despite the
demands upon her time because Of
her position as FIRST lady Of the
land" In some cases she has per
sonally administered relief. taking
necessities TO needy children
Evening journal., 1921-05-21

":ALLAcE--To Mr. and Mrs. Percy 7.
al,tee, odessa, Del. az the Delaware
Hospital on May 10. a son.
Evening journal., 1921-05-21

DAY-To Mr.. and Mrs Harvey j. Day.
Edge Moor. Del. AZ the Delaware Hos
rltal on May 10, son.
Evening journal., 1921-05-21

Cafhcarf 2i10 West Sixteenth street,
% ihe Delaware Hospital on May 10,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-10
GIANT NEGRO bRUTAlLY
ATTACKS HIS FRAl SPOUSE
Walter Atstan Is Wanied BY
Officers Stahhet Bride Of
Three Months Five Tires
She May Live

Waiter Abs'en rlau prua s,sat
living TWO miles fnom lsaassille. Ht
~prneessle lownsaip 8 tsiae scur
by Sheriff Rot~ftsoa
Yesterday Afternoon without "a
pereas proyoeAllou whsle tho te
vere ~orAlne ln tAe feid. AHiea s,
tackled hls 90 wear old bride OF ibfa
mouth and ss.hbea fsr fre tlmes.
The iniuFed moman ~ hnrrsed 70
ihe Conrad saNl'arlam bern ANA is
ssid TO 4e resfiue casy thls afiefnoon.
with chances oi oecose III he-
favor according g. nr cobra4
FROM s'i srso8Ns X tha affair L
appears thss ihe attack oi Abtien
wss mns, hrstai iIs stabbed her
twice q the back aud then slashed
her three times atross The shoulds
and hils AhMhu came 70 Logan
county some tine sEo from puteeN
Little ls known ~ him other faaN
hist he was considered q dsneeFob.
revfo lie weighs go pounds aud
over SIX fee in holgbt 1lls wife 4
graduate x De Guthrie hifh
school supArale and r. Intelligent
She is fnil peusan and gli ~
than lee eoand
Negroes in iae Ffaasflile nrlgl
borhood are increased over thc afffas
end II iha kbstea pfero II eaueHi 4.
~lii 20 hard vi,h him u the neieh
Dor, hafpeA - grt rrsi crari y hm
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-10
God Save Holy Russia Where the Gates Are Vide Open

TENSE determination % rula TO MASTER
in no country we're tie rod radicals
siuaijef and feebier lban IA lsussia IN
tlse days 81 the ezAfs Ii was their
snaiI numbers aud their ruthiessness
iilf msdr tie Bglsirsiki such easily
Dnanaeed toels ef the German agents
God Save Holy, Ilussia vas The
solemn prayer y lle ezan at the an.
nuaI teremoniaE of blesoiog the waters
of the SeYs. Whit sobbiAg prayer
of iniercessiou for the I,olsheyik.
blighted coutr! must nop be uttered
bs her exiIed patiiois. We can only
imagine While TIE lnivrnaliopaie
parliament hss sai 10 q eouptfy which
has 30 parliament u Is vssH. lct d al
b. thankful that none of these restless
spirits II the InternatioDale represent
anytiiinv IN any other country. that
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-10

pretended labor organizations of ihsi
country Yet ~ every ease the
handful ~ delegates talk about ihe
future country which happens t. b.
afflicted with them a. Il the destiny
~ that land were in their bandn Aud
IA every ease whore there is division
beeFeen the delegates, each faction
wants control, not mere representation
Haywood. for example wanted - of
the Is American vofes for the Indus
trial Workers 81 The World Tire IL.
ternationsle gave him three.
kadicsIisln u the Internaiiouale
type Is always a minority. 4 radical
lodge ~ tbis type Is the last station
thi, side Of the insane asylum Bur
with the sense 81 numerical weakness
there comes no sense ~ humility AID
iowiiness. Rather there i a more IN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-10
LOGAN COUNTY FARMER To
FACE WHITE SLAVE CHARGE
William H Jside Eloped With
Mnlhall School Girl. Desert
ing Wife ard Three
Children

~Aiiam X Jade Malhali German
farmer. charee8 wtth vaolattoa n tsa
Mann SAlse slave ac. wsll hare ,e
facs trsAi ia rnssed states sedesas
to1rs Al fle next term
2aAde was eSyturea Il Lvons Kan
s1s. sil-oEFh an advertisement in
Aerte1 b. sheriff Rohertsou 10 tee
Fsiiv leader f5e Was returned u
'h's e'fv ard 8 row tesnT held IN
sAs jail here he vas arrairusd 10
aaY isefo~s Uaited states c0nn4
si~aer Bsssest and held ~ trial Al
tse next term a the federal oours
Jake. ceserzse his wife and three
ohilsiFer and r4n awsv wsfa = Mo-
hA srhocl ~ -arneH Mildred Tee
- The Tester gFi y hesAr hsia
~ wisnesg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-10

TIE Congress ~ tie Third inisr-
rationale has been sitting IN Moscow
~ s parliament n the radical
bodies d TIE world
lis chief interest for Americans has
5seen that IT afforded tbs excuse for
William ID Has tSeDd - jump Lis bofid
and ves ouf II the country before ibe
supreme egurt handed down the
decision affirming his conviction and
ia sentknee ~ LeaTenwortb peniten-
tiarg. NJ HzywoDd preferreJ 10
represent the Industrial WORKERS Of
the Wefid a. Moscow 10 being
7nar1yred zgitztor IN federal prison
There i another interesting point 70
y noted N The IntsrIationaIe THIS
j. tie fact that tie delegates from
every country represent a tiny min
Gritty II tie labor organizations and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-10
COUNTY ASSESSED VALUA-
TION IS sl8,lS7 ,507
Com parason IL Shown Between
Year 1920 snd ie7i Some
Interesting Figures Cat
lie Decrease Shown

Some Interesting fg1rss are 81 seu
n ere ce1r,y assessor anrua state
mrni 81 asseas2en. Ser is.I
For instance shs tessl value 81 al
sa2asse eropery sssesssd in sac
coaniy A. s.xea bs ihe oeunts equal
AzAtNn board "a sisis-5o7. a. com.
pared wgsA ssS19s ssl for 1see <
coEKsAersiie decrease
TAera ATa sssAss seres IL l4ae 10
Logan cV1nty as shevs ey Asses
@esr HunpArey's rsaert "a 1859 'hsre
were aus ssa go IL IS nn. shown
y Aere shs added uuu ber x acres Aad
eeen aiasag when tAe returns were
n'@se last wear Cy. 'owu Grd rll-
isse bots iA.s rear are gwen * .isz-.
ircn'sna@t on Page -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-10
Coroner's S Juries To
Probe Sensational
Chicago Poison Cases

Chicago. aug 10 Two cor
orers iur.es VIII coaseue nezs
Monday ia connection With the
Schiller Para poison cases. Cor
oaer peter Hoffman announced
today One VII invesileate ihc
daath of Pred Koixe. ibe other the
death " Nrs kolze II ne in
quest IL held over the body 81
John ppmmer. another poison
vicitm. Il wlll be Wisconsin
iary the bodr having been ex
hpmea ~ Colby. Wisconsin.
Brs gohn Demmer. questioned
ln eeunsction With ths case. has
l.er 1svsa q conssnuaace until
af'er August - on 8 writ of
ha5e2s corpus. Mrs DeTmer
wss Kelse's house keeper af.er
sae death q &rs Kolze aud John
fsemmer Iemm4r died nine
Years ago. Nrs Kolze eight yeafs
ago and Kolxe about three weeks
ago Poison sss found IL The
vital organs u al the bodies
aber fheY wefe exhsmec
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-10
WATER FETE TO Be
STAGED At COUNTRY CLUB
Games In the Water Will He
Exciting Swimming Races
aud Hieh Dives VIII
Feature

rhe first ~ proposed eeFiaa "
water fetss sil De s.axvd 3, lhe
,ount, eiub iahe rhuF'day eFenies
rau rrapaud chairman q sAe ~atrr
lpiumans eommltler bias arranged
sen,e sAclilug UNITS n - staged A.
lhas imo The carled pppTraue eon
sisis of the foiloelus ssvnlA
liiEb dlye. fvaaie the eatFapt
maAiuK Iau most sraaetol hish alve
NVl pe given a pFlte rhla event "A
epea sa all
Net assh alse tIFAeefulnesa vii
b. cardinal point ~ this vyent
noy avimmlng face. theY audvf
IL seassl. this wlll be an interesting
event, a. thefe aro many faNt 80 i'm
mcrs among the younger buya The
girls swimming event sill also he an
eAeitlug Que Country Club elfl eelA
mers are said 70 BE- tho most grace
f1l ia .he aiAsa and many " ihvm
can eross lbe lakv and return Attn
ease
HAers Nlli also bs prize buns au
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-10

'Stickups'
Grabbed

Aans2s Csss. Ne. A@S le Ter
A,eal g~sssee sea4y were hese.ae t~o
xnsn ~Ao gave tAc.r a&nes ~ -.
wArG rsgSan * nreaaad. oregcn aad
g-e4ss gSSreca 81 Sess-Ae, wasAlavsea,
All vAo i<ts aAss n-gAs naaae wFsstes
statements thar heb were ;nHaAcAsea
II So esa aAna messenger Aaa1 ~
4 SeAstae yasy - asst TIE qolsee
also were ae.xan4ng two otAer men
and sAree wonea whp ~ere Ayrcsse4
Il fawrscva AcSe. 9Th patton an
Soraon The osAer nemhers a The
parsv Ae~ever. re'sc~ SAID. were ex
Oae-4st6 * snrGsxtsos = sAs hoad -
~ she tsssemta.s x Patton And
s@cr00H
r. also ~Ts - aSssesssar = saf
s-'lsrsses *ape6 * cawea saia
- ~ rsts a~t~catvrs wNe eaasca sAe
Rr-xs \. so s@xr SERIAL raa.nes* ss1-
s.4r "a saose g Hoaey taken sa sas
Aoa43p
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-10
4 rNIltn> tnN I.tn,AL
tAiIs 70 FOLLOW

rpleie OAlo. Aus 10 A yvdue
slen IL the pFlee pf business n ~
lunches Annaaueea u tho Tspg
fuataufnni. s&s a. Clair asfeek VITA
an lnto etFeet Monday
rho management has changed
hands and lierNefs asnen has sakas
gharRp
lantAvs wlll br Krrvss ~ 81 enaga
aud 18 tenta, with ehotes TX elah
specials Ia meats With bgead. butseT
ana potatoes
simon naya he VIII seii tomatoes
and ensumbefs ~ y eants Iin niaa
haa reduced the prices of aaiaas
ils declares ths arop u pFleaa a
due a. thn loser roat 81 adlbleA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-10
Enid Business
Man Takes His
Onn Life, Belief

Hal4. A4s. he s ". 5ohnson.
~ veAitAy vaeaeer cissser of EAA
v-ss feaaa dead late srsserdas ln
h.x Rar&gm ise had hpcn sAo ia
AZ hsAf A revolver say 80
me fl..or near sas l~,as NJ
9sAnsaa Aas eeeu ln ' healA
soaAe slne ant Asa hesn unaer
ne rare q i gAssiasa 'arve
Years
Mr. }ohAseE s0ok Ais aA aa,oesle
srAm ~ szrags shortly &ster.
neou and asA not return annl
sAeas o'slAyk Ass Aody was
saaua soon &fef
Tn revolver foane nesr Ass
hsad vAs apparently a ne~ eue
AZ 81 cartridge bad heeu fire4,
at Nj johnson had eeea sacs
cnis once
Nr yoaascn o~aed several
hasiness auialnrs here
Ne ~ rsrvvcd bs tvo scas. RAy
4aG " = goAnson. ara ana daG
easef Mrs T. } Tonrwaos *
fnaA ~ > Jeassan rs travelling
"a csnaas aaa ~Ns pstned ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-10
Are You For
Or Against
Bond Issue:

T'he cftr 5ssr1 q taaex so1 uarEs
ezprssisas srura the taxpayers ~
lie oassrsc. waEa reference 70 voting
.1nes 4 szsAaaS ssr nep Assh
se aoa. bu.l1srg Fosaowsng arr sezne
q the xnswers. mere wsl he srsnse4
srsn aay % CT Ary csuze1 ~
nlNhes to 60 80 can eKVrcss ais fsel
nEs ia ra4re ezteB8ea u.4nnsr w
s4eresSirg coaangnleatAozs e iasran
EAssor. Daily LesseT
The tAnznh- raa frse-Tarws svlew
Mrs w-xi0w ITS nY ogi1iaa
.h4s !. lie AlgA scAoos Is nos enlArg
ea. The CITY wTM have 20 s~rr 1nwa
rAzv transfers reU vear These are
r.vv nearly cze hrncr@d Eramsters T.
e.. 81 earn. 10 Guthrle fron tae
rw.urtv. Wien tAe ccIutrT peog
sfr -eassr~ h-w ,ss All cro~d
tAssr cAla1rRn. believe * VII " .
step fow1rd consolidation. vhaea
vz41s brig thp Aarh ssnool 10 sAsf
hs-ras zns keey tAs'r rn0rey Il tAeir
af.rsrt4F
lea n-rxn@- ~~Ts.h e'- s@gale
eas so~r - 2sso4r 1.s aAe -<xef
saew can stazt. ! tAiHs X wonl@ -
very soogsA 20 stae-p. 70 ane far
tie- . tAAs brrcs- isv vossng more
ayn1s So- anr yErsose- When ta-nss
rel e4sser 6on1s NAY BE- vc4ee and 10
oouts VIZ ""
Ar1Au- Tyser. ~ The SreseHs
tine ! Go rot .hErk tAe people ~euie
nan1 sor any a1cssional saxes We
resd = new Hkst stADei bssldsnr
a~ Tie tAina % vcae TIE bonds tor
ms prryose Is nos noT~
IL Barksr. = new HixA sesDel
hasiHmr reula add grssay 70 oar
yressrs srhoos facilities and 70 aors
x greatly ree6s1- hzs a. taSs fsrns
ws.h Inc asgA taxes We are psTfng
sovg VERY mBeh wbeGaer assnef ~
ary purpose oos11 be sDse2
4. u Bronnun -B0n1e fT Ha1A
: bs,sa ssE1apg nszsss le rosee -
gur sseg,Bs >. fksf Nze. ssi Z iAe'
~sre rosA1 I 1oaDt seTy zSes
passhsr lbsy cosls " cod 81 a faal
rsce oxs1x 10 The present. coa1s-
.ss-s a. he zgneT mar1et. Bstse'
var zr-G tsrss are ezxts--
r. I. wet. ~ an r. tsFnr Q
-e-iar ao1Es a. o.es sor q lev Hasi
asboss !. & car bs socztst somewhere
(Ccz+lrEeE 90 Page :
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-10
I>pIHI VIII. TILL ini
Mott NOtH CHICKENS

thafs alll ba putlls dsmoassFaslpns
81 poultry cutting mails In tngaa
nganlf u6s Tuesday and Nsdaesaae
bs Chaa "a @aalthi poultry AagetAllst
af ghH a 4 - college ii stillwateF
rhe tt.i aemonstrasiea vii be hela
~ ths tAfm ~ O,is Jeffslaa. neas
Nesnrd oa Ausuat 10 whlen al
poalgry raisefs 10 thai part II tha
epuns ~lll attend slB "wednesday
AaNn4t ~ dsmonaesatloa elll hs
hsld IT ths faFm 81 3 chappslh
aoaibsas az laa eilY All afa ln
slgaa 10 "a ead thess as uonsggalloas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-10

W q Adklas faFneF living ia tan
ualshboFhoei of ths elty matarwusht
dam was arrested today ~ sheflg.
Ilolisrtaou On complaint q hia f.
Yssf old daughter l.e9na, wbo
shaFnsa that hv had aAaa anuAiugai
liberties 1ish hss
Adkins will bs held Tor trial ila
- tbs father OF tea children,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-10

~ paso, Tetas. Aug i0.-~in tsl.
nrsm received here TO-DAY signed ~
ihe chie' 81 police q chlhuahua CITY.
oeniAi u made that wafree G
spruosn is held - lsa at ihss r'aes
Ths message says sHs missing chi
capo banker IA near Chihuahua City.
bd has not heeo appreheNded-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-10
Dl~ tHitl COT III Will.
BI 0rt> Jlit R~Dtl

Judge CharleA Smith has anuooht
cd two DAYS term ~ couri. beTia-
Mag TAursdav THIS IL va sAtt
mid weck term to accommodate sf
iorneyS and parties iltganf. gudy
Saith q spending his vacation tim
In the city and Says he Ia ready d,
al times to accommodate the ffa
tsrrty by hoiainw term * coart as
cal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-10
'excess psoFira TAX
70 na REpKAtrs

wsshl~asnn. Aaa % Hsessi "
me sseesa protlss ssssa ana Eweemsv
sAssa shevs ~ p@r s@ss sffastlvs a.
last January iss. ard an ~ sse
freight and psassamasr srawansFsssee
sss a. ~ nsst January ssg. ~ss
aaFe.a vpon ta3ay ~ Hspahlisans ~
tns Newss ways ard wesna samma
tee. chAirmaa FeedHsy annaumcss
TIE esmmfttss aelorlty asa aarps1
Ia lnerssas tns formal lnsawa "a. ~
corporations > per cert. wasiWg
sessi ~ is per cent Iasssaa ~ " ~
per esnt as suggested a. sha ~nl's
house ,as eeessrsr@a last rlahs
sNa tnewsana aoliav sssmpsies en
corporations income ~ss uTasFsseaH
10 fAvs bssa rstalnsa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-10
ANOTHER BANK IL
ROBBED ~ DAYLIGHT

Wester. Iowa, Avc, io-~The wea.
ten State Bank was held vp and rcN
bed tecay by tao men ~ho escaped
u a. automobile f-o~ much more
trey toos Is net known. weston le
. short distance from Council BlYffs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-10
State NeWS Notes
Hot OFT The Wire

Aloka Aug 10 Mrs Gertrude Warren, aged IL, wife oF
Walter Warren Of Aioka lost her life yesterday afternoon
while wading lake the Missouri Kansas Texas rail
way company property she stepped into deep hole Her
the only witness made Intellectual attempt 10
her The body recovered
Asoka. Aug TO- A telegram received today from
Sheriff Phillips Of this county AZ Globe Arz, stating
hat held there suspicion Of being George Brown
wanted IN this county for eleven years charge Of murder
ng Ben Pearson deruty sheriff not Brown, but
Brown i brother
Miami Aug 10. w z Graham OF Buejacket Okla,
charged With the murderer Wes Love neghbor who died
Al local hospital week held for trial in the Craig
county district court afer preliminary hearing Al vnita
yesterday
Miami Aug 10 o. w Hill who was released on a charge
OF in connection with the burning OF the Tiger
Cardin last November arrested late yesterday grand
irry indictment. He furnished $4,000 bond
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-10
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'ssaH. Aaa 70 rpsalavrs
tssrdina havtAv intsgyarsa -
ssrssNsen s0s sas fsvislos slffse
sHess Aeswese lsAassa - lAx hause
VI representative aea treasury ~
fisees Ways sna weAns rammitasa
Hspuhilsans. sst q wuYk soasf "
draft e*sseus hl1 te ylala 8fnfA
600 ooul o. sppvesiwsssiF tsao Coo son
less TRAN hsa nssr suggested W s.
.vfsssrY Msslan
fhs sassl wss agreed upea lsss
evening ., ~Nlss rouse nsrfsve~es
AsseNaea " shs treasury sseFssaev
heseAsr alllss'. Aspfsssnsasgye Nen.
ssM - wyem'ee sss csFunllsAn
leadsg chssrmsn TasaAsY ~ n
Ny. ssa swsars sammltse@ ana esN
sf promlnsnt Rouse Nssen9lsans.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-10

WHfff tH4 **FfF&
Nseess pen sas Fpeai use
aNn aeo suuuAllF
ryas oyiaf,en tAt fafsAl tl3s
pea aoa annnallf
lig0Asr iasoep tar Aufls sepet
tgn ee Ne ssNaalif
leMf, fAa fel.eal laep sse sa
n0alif
YVES, Nens " fas*d
Aaiaaieale
nsAs 1hnsNA
Increased pus sef
wNs. il asars = Fievgss
wr aeaelsmea, eut iseeee.eoa
Aueuali,
Nass seeaumsai sg 500 see
eaa Annually
ehlHppv rpafs rgs iiee eee ~
hnansiis
Axgi,slluml dssal mani sat ~
eso nao annually
NtWelianenua rsdu' tluns w
ees 900 and sse.eleooe paf@snt
~ rs9was e'aim
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Posse, Pursuing Bank
Bandits. kM
Officer By Mistake

Nsfaphls Aug 70 A ssls
phone message from Conlsfvtgs
q suburb of Memphla. shortly "
ter Hocr stated ,hat one Mem.
PMS policeman Was klllsd ana
three others wounosd ny rosss
- sherlffs depvties wha f,tfd az
ther' - mistake fcf bandits. @ho
had rohbed bank messenacs %
$500
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GENERAL WOOD 70
PAY a VISIT TO pEsisc

Shanghai. Aug b General Leo
ard Wood snd Cameron Ferbe. g
che wood Forbes mission vh.ch g
conducting an investigation 90 iaH
Philippines for toe Washiugfop goF
eminent. have aecepted an insiiatlon
from the Pcking government io Jas
a visit 10 Chlaa ana arrangement ~
entertain them at- oing forward
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spring lIill. Aug 40 spring lilil
Il ons OF tho few Oklahoma towns
where pool halls are conspicuous bf
their absence County au'horllisA
have forbidden their establlshlneas
here,
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

These nsarTsaxe licenses bass ae
iss1ed Alb4rf Jones. "a. OsiahDss4
City and Qua Cilansa,erF = FEeaYea.
er: Jess cloee 1s. and Lostle Cup.
- bosh * Oklshxma Ctr.
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Washington. Aug. io.--preh.
bsilon connlss oner t+ayneH te
dsy gave warning that no more
violations o. the law respsetir
llagor permits ~il be dealt ~siih
lenienthly.
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Prisoners
Released


1ULkETtN
Hlss. LstNia Aee. fe.--Sis A~tF
iean pclseners ln Rpsaia have eee
releases - sAe &e>sst avthcrltAes
ARD save srylveS Al Nsrss, tssNen'a,
IN far ee@sitien vNx sls were
emmett kitpstrseA. ~ssson O Estes
gsAa Ftsk \ y. ksi~ssiane. , J.
LaNsr~ ara Ruassl pattsnesr
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J. o. BURKE SELLS sls
GUTHRIE PROPERTY

J. %. Burke has disposed of his
residence property on East Cleveland
20 George ". Wilson. Consideration
was 5000
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CAMERON SCHOOL
or AGRICULTURE WILL


tA@toa. Aa9 20 fhe Cameron
State school q Agriculture viii Open
It's annual session, September .. as
cordlng 10 announcement q IL pre-
atieai. A. r. psckizer
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yeu orsel-K. La Arg IT, l9-1s- !
z-s Tl=r<z7 pg-1y c1s115
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estn the illogical mind. of radical
delegaljoa refuse 10 Haywood
sireuglh of thirteen votes when hc
represents q strength ~ three
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The continent Of South America
offers an the opportunities that the
European enVrahls may desire who
iiase the energy and the will to labor
ns pioneers
Vast lreets of land more fertile than
the soil of North America have never
been touched by the plow. They may
be bad eheaply Indeed, several
l.atln.Amerieap republic are wiling 10
give land 10 those who will occupy il
aud. il Instances, will supply farm i'm.
plements. There are mines yet un-
developed, forests unfelled. The
fcontinued on Page ~
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