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The Washington times., 1921-12-02
bEAUVA|S TURNS
SLEUTH TOHELP.
EXONERATEF| Fiji
indian Guide Returns From
North Woods With Wit
nesses and Affidavits.

MONTREAL. Dec. 2.-Out of the
North Woods comes Fred Beauvais-
fawn-colored spats. precise little bow
tie. gold ring cleaning from a hand
swinging a bright, new suitcase-not
the Fred Beauvais of the storied
forest. but Frederick X. Beauvais.
special investigator.
In the suitcase are photographs.
letters, ffidavits-fruits of quiet
visit to the French Canadian colony
in Grande Anse: to the wilderness that
was given a setting of romantic fiction
in the protracted suit OF James A.
Stillman, of New York. for a divorce.
Hitherto an enigma in the law suit,
the Indian guide correspondent has OBJ
tanned thirty witnesses in the North
Woods to counteract stories about
Mrs. Stillman and himself told by wit
nesses for the banker plaintiff.
Meets Fifi's Lawyer.
Public display of Beauvis' new role
was made on the arrival here of John
F.. Brennan, of Yonkers, chief Of
counsel for Mrs. Stillman, and John
z. Mack, of Poughkeepsie. legal guar.
dian for Guy Stillman. Beauvis met
the advance guard % the proposed
Canadian commission and laid before
The Washington times., 1921-12-02
NeW Hats Everyday
NOW It's Satin
dtS4.45

Colors run riot in these
Newer Satin Hats that are
Just being taken from their
boxes-and my, so many
boxes!
SATIN HATS are sure to be
the holiday favorites-and this un-
usual collection presents all the
latest and smartest shapes. Hats
that are so made and SO adaptable
that they easily fit the contour Of
ones face are becomingly trim
med with ribbons, ostrich. flowers,
fruits and ornaments. Red, pearl,
copen, henna and brown are the
predominating colors-but there
are others to meet every taste.
Second Floor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-08
Kansas City Livestock

Kansas CITY Cattle receipts
la50o beef steers. gannerS and
fag she stock stead, 70 30
lower ton Nparlnrs A. 80 best
COWS. a. w choice heavy helfers.
AZ o. bulk Gamers 81 3on2 10
bulls aud feeAefs piesAy stock
crS. Steady io strong calves
>iesds ~ weak TON vealcrs, - 80
Hogs receipts. 10000 opened
around steady closed active. -
10 zoe higher ton. VI 20 bulk q
sales. 81 2am7 80 packing sowS
steady stock Rigs l1e 90 ~
lower best kinds. - so
Shcrp receipts aon klllln'
classrs 1a.- "a lnc higher 'ef
ewes 500 bulk fat natives
AZ t0ua fa clipped lambs tl2 90
native spring lemhs. sl2sa mall
better GRADES. $4,000 ~ ~
goats. &36O
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-08
WAIT FOR rns MOVIES

Pin Is going into tho pictures
when she gets through fighting Jim
over who's Who In the Stillman
family Maybe ihis publicity Wa
wbas jim reared when he LEI up IN
hts end of the war for few min
utes about two weeks axo. The pub
lice has learned about everything
there Is to know abou. eFifi" exeep,
a few OF the more intimate details
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-08
oln Aar. t,Is MARkI

oliver Wendell Holmes ia the
charming diseourses u The Pro-
fessor ni the breakfast Table re-
fe 10 an unmistakabe sign ~ old
age. II rs three plralled limos f.
t~oea the hrowa We can dcte
the first traces Of diseaHc hy aigns
just as plain
When = woman suffers from back
ache. nervous depression. dragging
down pains and those ailments pe
culiar 10 women. il IA plain that sat
needs w0mana medicine What
other medicine could she more wise
~ resort 90 than Lydia =. piukham =
Vegetable Compound. which for bali
a century has proved the natural rs-
stofatlon for these troublesg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-08
Oklahoma CITY Wheat

Wagon wheat IN oklahoma tiiN
vas selling for the following
prices. according "a quotations
from the plansiIter Milling com
pauN
No | Si30. No , *laI NJ
S. sla4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-08
oil INSPECTION SLOW

James Lewis SAYS oil inspection Ia
i3san county IL slow Ills JOB OF
oil inspector consists chiefly of maxi
ing volumlnous reports 10 the cor
poratlon commission. lie gets 800.
the month
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-08
Koetsch Jewelry Co.
li6 w. Okla. Ave. Phone 6o7.


,eraAy from Oklahoma CtN ~hero she
has visited friends iof She past Two
days.
X y *
Miss E.hei Hutilne Whe has been
visiting friends in Fairyie~ fof The
PAST three weeks returned home yes
lerdAy
X n "
Mr. and Mrs A q g. nercrs
house 5. Mr and Mrs rehoe q
perry with Miss Louise nlerer ven
No Norman Monday te see Mr Garali
ress,e. Mrs Ricrcrs noghee. gradu
ate In Law Mr. Tohhe vas admitted
10 practice in she supreme court
yesterday IN oklahoma ciiy and viii
ia admitted % practice m the federal
cour. here today Mr rchbe has
many friends who nin hc eiad TO
learn of hia success
" w
Mrs 4 = kennon has returned
pom Nasina she wss called saturday
hv the dealh u her nephew Leslie
HsFps.er
j ~ Norey has gone "a Iowa q
visit for several weeks
Friends have received This annoan
crmen, Mr ard Mrs N"w'ou
Coleman Hoe announces ths o'ArriAgs
a. fholf daughter
Dal Roe Humphrey
caofam samuel Gileeri fairehiia
n g. A.
on SATURDAY June = 1921
Cuthrie Oklahoma
Mrs Fred Green spent yesterday IL
Oklahoma CITY. QxN
The D. NJ & club ufll be enter
talued with a onc o'clock luncheon q
he Country Club iomorrow With Mrs
E. Cook. Mrs l. J s:ark and Mrs
O. II Chapman aa hostcsses.
The oponorky ciuh, which was e
have met With Mrs l. II Maichei
tomorrow. has hcen postponed unit
next week
y Il "
Tho Six Hundrad club viii hay'
heir annual picnic a. the countri
club tomorrow evening at ESQ whel
they aall entertain their husband
Ind family
" a VI
The quarterly meeting Of the LoEal
County Fedora ion of Farm Woman
clubs will be held at the homA q
Mrs. A. A. Frishie. Thursday At Al
an day meeiiua. Division No a
hoa.essea
y ~
The w. n G. eill accept the inyi
tation of the o.her clubs 20 Join Il
community picnic on FLAG Day
will be get together day and It Il
hoped all clubs wil take part IN !
ss here viii be community singing
tAiks. etc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-08
CARD OF THANKS

we desire 70 express 10 our
friends our gratitude for the words
~ sy mpaihy. acss q Kindness and the
mary heAG.ifal floral offerines ten
dered on the death of our beloved
daughter. grand daughter aud niece
Mr and Mrs c. = Foi,z and son. Mr..
and Mrs A. +. SEVERN. Matter Sever.
in. Mr.. and Mrs David ScAeihing. Jr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-08
PERSONALS OF SOCIETY

n n y
Miss Fay Trumbuli OF Oklahoma
cAy was a visitor In the city yester-
40
II N ~
MIR and Mrs. " Eliot Of Newton.
Kansas. former residents ~ this city.
announce the birth Monday. June s
Of baby girl
yx "
Miss Alma Carson Of Bartlesville
Oklahoma Is here renewing old ac-
quaintauces. Miss Carson was a
teacher in the schools here for many
years.
q ~ N
Miss Effie Trimm returned yes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-08
Receprlon Ar eLks clue

Reception By Mfs W II coyie ahi
airs l. J. Gray 20 meet Mr.. John
coyic aud bride OF Oklaioma CITY.
scheduled al the country club THIS
afternoon waA transferred to the Elks
club. on account OF the inolemsni
weather
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-08

The weeds are growing fast and
he city should get action II the pro-
perty owners DO not
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-08

shief Mitchell orders a clean -an
az posters and bills in alleys. lawns
and mali boxes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-08

Everything will go-free-i In Guthrie
on July 4th. including giant firs-
crackers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-08
Wholesale Produce

ffFNN fAEN ANN '"Nf~ it
eludcd worthless oil De
lvered Oklahoma eitN, va
express loss off ~ au
Packing stock delivered Ok
lahoma city wa express,
loss of u
Fresh creamery butter 90.
lb tabs u
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-08

that only movie picture eau brlag
oat.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-08

II you bad q IN that had
become old fA sionfd. hut The
materisl of which wss still
vcrx good. Il would be tho
natural thing Tor YOU to
have The gown made aver
into one which style was
very up.to-date.
Why should yen not DO
this with Your wedding ring
which has gone oai II stylci
Have your oh fashioned
ring made over toe. into a
ring that Is upto.daic and
also beautiful and attractive
Ask US about IL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-08
SOCIAL CALENDAR
"Wednesday

wednesday
DelphiAn cluhl1hfary
q. Ma IA clab- Miss Effis Trlmm
Iris club Mrs Helnie Gerlach at
Mineral Wells Park.
Amlei:ls cish Mrs 1sle Halsiead
NJ N e club Mrs " L Mathis.
Bridge Tea hoaorlng Mrs John
Coyie Mrs " n. cosle and Mrs
Lyman Gray At Country club
Presbyterian Social Mrs. langfils
Thursday
Maeahees A. q. L W Hall.
SIX Hundred eiub picnic Country
club
u NJ G club Mrs /. S.ark ana
Mrs chapman al Coaniry club.
Open0rky cluh Postponed
Friday
Friday Tea club Mrs Fred Barde
saturday
mi belta Gamma cub Mrs Geo
RHfhaupt
x %xxxx xxx 4 X
N DAILY TrouGHr "
V NMwNS SAxx& a X
Tho cheerful live longest in se-ra,
and afterwards ia our reSards
checrfulness IA tho otfshoos a. good
ness BoNee
w * II
Shakespeare Clubs last
Meeting For SUMMIT
The Shakespeare club had an un-
usually interesting meeting yesfcr-
lay Al ,he Library when they finished
tho study of tho play ~Mach Adf
About No.nlug Mrs Ray Dayi.
save two papers criticism ~ the
rlas and ~Shakeseeare's Wamen
Mrs II T. perwin spoke o. th1
Towers of Shakespeare Mp \ "
Carter gave an unusually lniorrs,inl
account ~ Shakespeare As ihctom
mon Heritage nf the Euslish SHoak
lns People The cri.leism on DE
iiense of Beatrice. Contrast viii
/ Rosslnd@ WAS siveu by Miss NerI
Kelly. Ronedlei" hy Mrs Ralal
Hager and ihe Immortal Doghe-ry
By Miss Ida Nihlack
Following the program there wa
an election II officers a. follows
| President. Mrs. a. II FeRan. fire
vice president. Mrs Tell Walton
second sice president Miss Yer
Keiiy and secretary treasurer. Mr.
~ r Derwin Miss Alice Tallrsa
vas elected delegate 20 the ch
Federation This was th. last m~et
ing un.il September
Informal Evening for Mrs. Traders
and Mrs. Fslson's House Guest
Il Mrs. y y. Jackson entertained yer
informally last evening ln honor @
Miss Trader % Virginia. Mrs Trade
of St Louis and Mrs Snead @
Walters. Oklahoma. who are n
house guests Of Mrs Trader and Mr.
Karl Filson Mrs Jennie Trader ~ol
iop score In the game of auction
bridge which featured The evening
r q n
ChsrIsarl for Mr. and
Mrs Homer Airxe
Mr. and Mrs Fred HIrzei, Sr en-
.ertained at dinner last evening Nj
and Mrs Fred Hirxel. Jr Mr. an
Mrs O T. Lewis. and Mr. and Mrs
Homer Hirzel. After dinner mum
Der Of friends gave a chariveri 70
Mr. and Mrs Homer HIrzel Sho wer
married Sunday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-08

The W II. G. eill accept the invi
,ation Of the o.her clubs 20 Join in
community picnic on Flag Day II
will be n get together day and It X
hoped al clubs will take part IN If
a. here viii be community singing,
tAiks. etc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-08
Cotton spota
Iiheriy BOND Quotations

New York Liberty bon DIS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-08

Miss Efie Trimm returned yes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-08

Miss E.hei liuftine whe has been
VISITING friends in falryie~ fnf The
pass three weeks returned home yes
.erday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-08

,eraay from oklahona Cis ~herc she
has visited friends fof She past Two
days
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-10-13

Ditober 1921. n,oreers 10 1lbr itattftin<
ben fpu. gu tpelber Belt l,n6 a, tpeldem
SDrte oieie 8eb6rbe altesanbSdre,1 ipir1ps
mas fir obers gesen genebmieung bes &c
in6es borgebradt tperoens mag; llnb tpei>
Hterbin angeorbnet, baB g. g. 2abr, SSae
cob Beber urlb Wid6ael Qnio, Mitglieber
bie1er geb1rbe. hermit aIs &omitee era
nannt 1inb, Inn befagte gtnblierung. Des'
gerannten Beges 81 unteriuden, llnb
.bab genanntes anunitee auf Der t5trefe
ge1,annten 8eges arn 8eginnllngspunfte
in genanntem gonrtb am 9ienitag, ben
81. September. 1921, 5tpet Ibr nn6mite
tags. gum 331ped 5ulammenfotnmen ion.
belagte %proponierte gtabliernng BEG g1e<
nannten 8eses 511 unterinben, unb bab
btesbe3igIide Noti5 e%rIaifeu unb na6
@eIebesborf6rift ansebeftet tper6en iou,3
Sic betreffenben Betitipnen beg DanieI
Subj, Sobn @lebr nnb Nntb. &ubl, lire
2d1bereien bos;1 8inage ct. Martin 5l
trenuen. Die ffriiberbin BON bieler 8eb0r%
be beraten tpurber, ipurben our 59llb<
abbmnblung borgenon111en. Muf Mntrng
BEG Mi9. 2ofo, unterftiibt bon S. IS.
8orgnnmn tpur6en ale iene Gefltde berz
t%pprfen.
Muf Qntrng beg MibneI Solo, 1trt<
terftuibtt BON SSncob Beber, iprrbe folgenz
Der Be1BIrb n1genon,u1en: Set es bon
Der 8eb6rbe ber golntbz&omntifidre bon
|9tear11s Count, Minn., beidloHen, bab
bic rebibierte Breislilte Der Berger @nz
nnfacturing gompa1b fir @nIDerts fir
1921 hermit a%ngenou111er it 1nb fir
ben Nef beg Sabres in &raft b1eiben ion.
Sic Breiie fouen nit Der beisefigten 2i<
fe nbereinitimnen. 9abiert, 81. glpub,
ben 6. @eptember, 1921.
g. 81. 2abr, gorfieer,
Sacob 8eber, Ni1aeI SOTO, s. S.
Borgman, gountbz8ebDrbe.
EQ5iegel)
8eitditigt: Mifolars Ebon1eb, County
Mubttor.
Sic Berger manufacturing @or1panb's
Breisli}te, 9biger Mefolution beigefugt:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-10-13

s@3g1e1e Hretle 16lteBen NerD11Dltt1gs<
ba;inoer 1ntb gnbzg er1tdrfnngen Elm.
slnf antras bes S. S. 8orsntatt1r, u1<
terftitt bon Mi6. Solo, nurbe folgen<
Ser 8e1dlnb gefaBt: Sci es bon Der 8ez
b1i;rbe Der County &ommiidre BON
|5tenrns County, Minn., beidloiien, bab
bns 9~taatsbohpege 9epartement er<
in9t fem ion, einerr toeiteren .Brn5ent<
fab bon Der benz genannten gDuutb aaf@
erlegten @unru1e fir Staantsbiilfe gum
nnterbaItszS onbs beg g%enannten gonn>
If, mas IN allen 60 8ro5ent msrnaden
tpiirbe, our @eite GIT feben. 9aoiert, ct.
|gIonb, Mirn., Sen 6. September, 1921.
g. 81. 2nbr, goriiber,
ISacob 8eber, Mib. 2ofp, S. S. 8orgz
mann, gpuntbbeb0rbe. (SiegeD
8efttddtigt: Mifolal1s Sbomeb, Nubitor.
Mrf Mntrag seq S. S. 8orgmal,t1, I'm
terltiibt bon ssSncob @eber,, tprrbe bic
Slate beg Linton Srie0bofs bon 8rooz
len, Minn., angenommen, gntgebetBen
unb Mnfbetpnbrlng angeoronet. Nnf Nnz
trag bes Meid. Qoio, unterftiibt bon S..
S. 8orgmann, fpurbe Die Blatte Der err
ten Mobitipn at &inbau nngeromn1en,
gntgebeiBen rnb Mufbetpabrung angeoro<
net. Nnf Mntrag bes Sacob Beber, mn
teritiibt BON Mi9. 2ofo, tpnrbe folgen<
Ser Bei611B, bnr6 nelden Elm Staats
Mib @eg be1ttir11nt tpirb, Der bon 5tenrns
.gonntb inter Snrisbbifttiion bes 5tnats<
bodlpeg : Spontaneous gebalt 1tnb mn
terbalten peroen ion, nugenor1men.
Gel es bei9loiien bon Der 8eb0roe Der
County &ommiRdre bon Stenrns goun&
tp, Minn., bnB folsenb befdriebener 8eg,
8eginnenb i'm Centrum bes Staats Mto
Beges SO. 10, senannter 8nnft 1T Die
" @eftious gde 5tpii6en 5efttonen 8
nnb 10, s. t24, 81. 81. 81 8, unb Damn
lal1fenb n0rblid CUR Ng gde bon Get
tiot1 4 in %seranntem Sotpn, banrt peitli6
Ser &orreftion 2inie entlnng gegen 40
8uten our g 6 gde bon Seftion 81, s..
1875, 81. "a, bnm geraoe norblt6 in lebt<
genanntem Sptpt1 our Ng bon 5eftion 4.
bnm III sonn 1875, 8ange 81, gerabe
nlSjroliid CUR " gde 8tpiiden seftionen
Is I'm b16, genannter Bnnft 1T Bic fib<
Tide Qtnie Ser 5tabt Sauf Centre, unb
sort enbenb, hermit beifi1nmt 1T als
5tats Mio Beg So. ~, Ser bon 5tearrs
gountb inter Snrisoiftion Beg gtnats<
Observation-Disclosures gebnlt nrb I'M.
terbnlten iperben ion. 9abiert, g. gIoub,
Minr., ben s. September, 1921. ~
g. g. 2nbr, SSaeob Beber. Mi6neI
2oio, S. S. 8orgn1nr,tt, County
bebDroe.
(gieseD 8efdtiet: Sid, gbomep, gounttb.
M1lbitor.
Mlfs Nnfrag nl1rben Sic Beiude bes
5@eprge 81. sRpn nnb SofepGs SSHder fir
gerrinaernng Ser abifdbdbungen unb
asfenern bon biefer BebDrbe beffttddttigtt s1lurb
Der Minneiotn 5tenerfon1nifiion sur'
@t1ltbeibung enupfobTen. 4nf Nntrng tplrz
|be bas gefud Ser Mnrin geeber fir Ser
ringerung Der Nbffdhdistluug rs gteuernl
bon bieIer gebSroe bertporfen. Nnf Mnz
trag bertaatses fiid1 Biz Beb0rbe Bic r,eltn
lu1br nrlberen gaorse1,s.
Sa-Sa.sS ..sSSgS@ sas#s
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-10-13

SuLSutllIl, uU!ueIelU SeIutuIt. gle LtS>
peftiben @e1ude beg 9aniel &l1bI, Mtafb.
@ubl lnb Sobn &lebr, in tpel9em nad>
|gefndt tpirb, tire 2dnbereien bonn Sill
lage ct. Martin gu trennen, tpurben Der
8eb0rbe 5ur 5dluBabbanolung lnnterbrei<
tel, ipirb anf Intras BON SSncob 8eber,
unterifiibt bon Mi9aeI Solo, ipltrbe biefe
I~ngelegenbeit bon befnster 8eb0rbe in
8eratung genornmen.
8a bns G6lnBberbDr in gnde bes Sc
indes sbes Matb. @engeI unb atberer fir
gtablierlng zines gountntpeses in Sen
Sotprs ct. Soiepb nub 8odbille, Dag fritz
berbin bonn 8. 4ltsuit anf ben 6. Sep
TENDER 1921 bertagt nnrbe, tparb bieie
Nngelegenbeit Dor Ser 8eb0rbe CUR Mb<
banblung gebrndt. nnb a1tf Mntrag beg
W5if]. Qoio, n1,teritiibt bon Sacob 8eber,
fpnroe beiastes SbluBberb0r ~lpiebernm
bis gum Il. 0ftober 1921, morgeng 10
|ltbr ansgeiebt. Nnf Nntrag tprrbe; Der
goriiber biefer Beb1rbe bea,uftragt elm
DreierS &ouritee, benz er nIs. eines Der
Wfitglieber nngeb6ren ion, s1 errertnen.
bns nit benz &on1itee Der &an6ibobi
gountbbeb0rbe am 9ienftng, Sen 81. Sep
TENDER, 1921. morgens 10 nbr ,tuegest
eines iubicieIren Begeg 5fpil@en. oem
Conn Collar in 8anbibobi gountb 1nb
benz CONN grotp Safe in 5tearns Conn
fp ACKNOWLEDGEMENT fon. goriiBer g. 81.
2abr %errannte Ser6inano 8orgn1ann nnb
galentin German. Inn nit linn dIs Elm
&omitee in senannter 4ngelegenbeit 5u
bnn6eIn.;
Gin bon 81. q. SSrDi;bIIiib5 n1b aar,oeren
unter8eidnetes Gefud. in neIdem gtab<
birl1ng eiines 9odipeges beerrnngt tpirb, Ser
ettIang beg 11fers bes 2nfe @oronis IGiift
Der teiltpeife IN bieiem gonntb gelegen H,
tul.rbe Der 8eb5rbe u1terbreiitet llut,fo nod
geb6riger gr0i;rtter,11g ipnrbe nnf 'Nntr,ng
IIbes SSaeDb 8eber, unterfftiiishtt bon. MidaeIj
aoonaaeooret bdfB Elm gerbSirsbe5uglihs
Oes sendsluten@ efi6e iii 1goiii,tD ROM
r,iiIIdSrsiiitriser ii Der gtGot gIonb III
aetfdsnsrsffe1,t gcafyttn di,y Tfeiaffkdo 6fer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-10-13
Ser Bertagung 3ufolge trat bic gorn<

Ser 9ertagnng 5ufolge. trat bic go,n1<
[tbbeb5iroe auia1nmen; g. q. Sab. go q.
E5ber, unb due Mattglieber artpeierb. gllf
Mntrag bes &o1anriifiiidars Mid. Soto, an. III
4erifuitt bon a~ornrnilIdr Sacob @eber,
|tplur.roe folgenoer BeiAlub sefaBt: Dab Die
gpuntpbebDrbe bon 5tear11s County,
Rtnn., an Il, Suli 1921. einen Bee
sidlub fabte, pori,l Bic Betrdge fin Die
Fberidieberen Ssonbs feitseieRt tpuroeu,
bic nlg Steuerr geset1 bas fteuerbare gis
ge11tll1n in bie1em County gu erbeben
linb, ge,1nrnte @teuern 5ablbar i'm Sab
re 1922, nnb bn &apitel 800 ser Geiebe
bon 1921hie g~ou1tbbeb6rbe eriudt, To-
tale nnfraut ! Snipeftoren 81 ernenner.
unb ba Sic Mufmertiamfeit bieier 8eb0rbe
|burh g. g. 8,tn, stnats : llnfrautzsSnz
ipeftor. anf sic gatfade eelenft ipurbe,
baB i'll tbiefer Cotton feline @orior9e fiji
bic 1dlieblide gerpflihtins setroffen 1T,
Die auf Sen Counties rubt 10 lit biermtt
bon bieier gebDrbe be16IoKen, bnB gum
|3peGe, bic gergiittns rnb nottpenoiger
Neifenlslagen Der IofaIett 11nfraltzsSnz=
Ifpeftorenlnie nn9 anoere 5ufdslIige Mlsz
Iagen, bic miitt.lber Nnsrottrng fddbIider
11nfrarts berbl1.1bet ffiino, bur6 cine met
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New-York tribune., 1921-04-21
Yale and Harvard
May Meet British
athletes in July

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, April 90
- Tho probable acceptance by
Harvard and Yale athletic authori-
ties of the suggestion from Oxford
and Cambridge universities that
their track team come here for a
joint international meeting late in
July was indicated to-day by Major
Fred W. Moore. graduate treasurer
of athletics nt Harvard. He added
that the decision would not be made
formally until after the receipt Of
a letter which he understands has
been sent here by b. G.. ID. Rudd,
president of the athletic body at
Oxford.
The first inclination Of Yale and
Harvard authorities was to con-
slider meeting at the late date
proposed by the English collegians
as impracticable, but this view was
later changed. Major Moore said.
by consideration of the fact that
conditions probably would continue
in subsequent years to prevent the
Oxford Cambridge combination
making an earlier trip.
Yale and Harvard wish to return
the courtesies received in the visit
of their track teams to England a
decade ago.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-21
Miss LGtch
Leads Golfers
In 2-Day Play
AEcricsu Champion Three
Strokes Behind Winner
on Ranclagr Club Course

LONDON. April 20 (By The Asso-
lated Press).--siiss Alcxa Stirling,
American woman champion. tied with
another player Tor third place in the
two-day golf competition at the Rane-
laeh Club. begun yesterday. finishing
.he two days play with n total Of l45
strokes.
The match was won BY Miss Cecil
Latch, tho British champion, with 142
s.-oses, and Miss Joan Stockers was
second. with ia3.
Mss Stirling gave another fine exit
5i,iea % golt this afternoon, making
tao course il 73. Miss Leitch did the
rouud in 70.
The competition continued until late
,his afternoon for the remaining COM
pet;tors. with Miss Leitcn and Miss
Stirling having the best records for the
se-stch competitors
Miss Stirling went out IN 81 and
home in S6, which the experts consid-
cred extremely good, especially since
she wss new TO the course, which is
exceptionally tricky. A big gallery
followed her and got so close on the
greens that she became nervous and
missed several puts from three or
four feet.
The American champions long game
was good throughout and her iron
shots were played we'll up to the pin