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The Washington herald., 1921-07-09
COTTON CLOSES
ALLOW FIGURES
Fresh Southern Selling of
Hedging Character and Profit
Taking Lowers Prices.

NEW YORK. July s-Private
Liverpool cables reported a greatly
improved demand there from Man
chester and continental spinners
there for good cotton today with the
sales running up to 10000, bales
with an advance in the price of 2.
English points to the present basis
Of 7.s4d for middling cotton. This
is the largest days business in
spots reported IN that market this
year and confirmed recent private
advices regarding the improving
trade sentiment since the end of the
British coal miners strike. Futures
there which were due to come un-
changed to points lower to have
equalled our setback in the late
trading yesterday from the early
high level opened firm and grad
ually advanced to IL and Is points
over their closing bids Of yesterday
and closed steady on that basis. The
official cable from Manchester re-
ported a hardening tendency there
to the cloth market with a fair new
business now doing in yarns. There
more favorable advices caused an
absence Of any fresh selling pres
sure on our market during the day.
instead there was better trade buy
ing and also some fresh speculative
buying by local trade and Wall
Street commission houses. July
went up 80 points from yesterdays
closing; October OF the new crop
81, and the later months about 20
points from these influences, with
all months going to the highest
prices for the week. July sold at
1928; October, 1899; December,
1910, and January, 13.45.
Some fresh Southern selling of a
hedging character and further
profit-taking by the buyers during
the weak periods of early in week
sent prices off in the late afternoon.
The undertone, however, continued
very steady. Spot markets in the
South were all reported as steady
to firm with prices at some points
up x to kc. Some unfavorable
crop reports are now coming in
from Texas and Oklahoma. The
are from the spread of
boil weevil from Eastern and
Southern Texas with too much rain
there of late and also of rank
growth and too grassy fields with
some boil rot. The rainfall in Texas
for the month of June averaged
about s inches against az the cor
month last year. The
Oklahoma rainfall for June aver
aged nearly 6K inches against IA
last year with Arkansas as getting
4.4o inches during June on the
average against about . inches last
year, and Louisiana about 4.20
inches against inches last ysar.
On the other hand there Is a mark
ed deficiency in the rain fall IN
some of the East Gulf and Atlantic
States. This is making the crop
outlook somewhat less favorable
than the recent report which made
the average condition es.2 per cent
n inst &c an NAV S5.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-09

UNION STOCK YARDS, Chicago,
July s.-Receipts, 1000 cattle, a.
900 hogs. 5000 sheep and lambs and
1000 calves.
Cattle-Steers strong to 15c high
er. Some deals at sS.oeaS.40. Cows
and heifers strong at best point of
week; bulls picked up early. Best
bolognas. s4.75a5.00. shippers paid
as high as s11 for strictly prime
calves; good vealers. $s.50a1o.25.
Hogs-Light hogs strong to l0c
higher, with top lots at $3.50: other
grades weak TO 15c OF. Plain pack
ing grades. s7.s0as.25. most heavy
butchers at ss.0oas.5o.
Sheep-Lam mbs. 25a5oc higher;
aged inut'ons strong on light sup
ply. Best Idaho lambs made s11.75
to shippers; local killers paid t1e.75
for choice natives.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-09
Business Failures ls2o-ls2l

A comparison with the figures Of
1919 is not of SO much value. since
the number of failures during and
Immediately following the war was
below the prewar normal average.
For 1912 and 1913 the number was
nearly 1900 per month. and the
liabilities around s2o.ooo,oo0 per
month. As compared with this nor
NAL, the failures for 1891 are close
to normal in numbers, out show
higher liabilities because of a
somewhat higher level Of prices.
These higher prices called for more
money to do business. and when
failure occurred 1t was for larger
amounts than In the past.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-09
Harding Matches
Coins and Wins
Lunch at Capitol

President Harding matched coins
with Senators who took lunch with
him Thursday at the cspitoT 10 see
who should pay the bill.
Senator wsdsworth, 81 New York.
il is understood, was the unlucky
member Of the party who had to
foot the check for all
The Washington herald., 1921-07-09
Gets Blow on Head in Fight

blow on the head with a blunt
instrument during an alteration in
front of 35o Broad alley southwest.
sent Jesse Shanklen, colored, &c
years old. 3z7 F street southwest.
to the Emergency Hospital Wednes-
day to be treated for a severe LAGER
alton on the head. Police are seek
ing James Young. colored, alleged
to have dealt the blow.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-09
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, July S.-Butter mar
ket frmer. Creamery extras, 3sa4oc;
creamery firsts. 35ha3shc: cream
cry higher scoring 3sh41c; State
dairy, tubs, 3oa37hc; ladies, fresh
firsts, 2Sa30. -
Cheese-Market firmer. State:
Whole milk specials. 17Ka17%;
whole milk fancy. 1Sa16%: whole
milk lower grades. 1914 ha15%; Wis
consin whole milk, fancy young
Americas. 1sa1sk: State skins, spe-
ciaIs, 11ha13: skins, choice. Sail.
Eggs-Market firmer. Nearby
white, fancy. 47a4S; nearby brown,
fancy, 40a42; extra, 3Sa3s; firsts, SO
ass.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-09
weather Hurts wheat.

Serious damage is being done to
he-sprjng wheat and oat crops by
hghot, dry weather, the Weather
BuEessF reported yesterday. No re-
iet Is in sight. II was indicated by
I'd forecast for the next thirty-six
'otrs;"
iued to the upper parts of the
ycfthern States. such as Ohio, Illi-
sois. Indiana, North and South Da-
ruta Md Minnesota. Oats suffered
areeiy In the first three States and
rhest was damaged in the last
hRee States, the bureau stated.
hight damage has been done to
so3h nm the Ohio Valley and At
aHic-Coast States
kittis change in temperature with
r4ttered showers was forecast for
hk territory east of the Mississippi
Iof the next thirty-six hours.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-09
COTTONSEED OIL.

NEW YORK. July S.-Cottonseed
oil was hrm. Spot. 7.75 bid; crude,
$50 bid.
Futures: July. 7.eoas.o1: August,
S3oaS.45: September, 745aS.5o; Oc-
tober. s.54as.60; November, s.z2aS.3o;
December. s.30as.32: January, S.Soa
S34; February, S.3oas.35.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-09
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

irnished by ". B. Hibbs Il Co.. mem!
New York Cotten Exchange.)
The Washington herald., 1921-07-09

furnished BY W. B. Hibbs q Co., member.
Chicago Board Of rrads.)
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-25
People Who Pay Taxes are Wait
ing Tor Extension Bill 10 BE Signed

faNe. noi being pNd fltf as' us 5 tsuas fht
th ~ he year snd Frank Bond county ifeasuer
iedaas and edde The iof tbe paodne hA whe
laiNn ft pasf-eni o adsao1eUm ases unt er lnde th
ill tbaf ha recently paeed aud tlt hands al e
governor 1920 tase. al noi be Dine uut
April 0 mad h, Asi lalf June l3 rsi dYafi 81 me m
June W. date Of paving the frt haf and September date
iaf faua the la half This modified and tl h rea.
April u ond lune IL ebeh make. aleh more eanNtnleu
faf 3. oar ofile. concerned BE- added
fha Gofefnof Robertson E investigating fhe iax matter
hVf SIGNING ihe adfsoreu eAtsustn ftrr,
tVutt To-day Treasurer Bond received telegram from
hoffdor nr for niorHa'ou relative iases 9ad fhs sar
sfd la.f ieHf a tlii. tune
~ ~ date there ha 3ern - 81 of the 1920 ts.
lHd j. money ti 4morie 20 tla3HNn round numbers At
. date lati there had collected s93to0 According
he raofl. ile oifife 81 ihe count, treasurer
MANY people who read Ils LOADER "a, watching fpr he
raeprf ~ This bli ata Treasurer noui Whom sisns
N ihe Governor hes wifi settle back aud until Apra
lhee hufnees wi he rather dul he office
and elloesiefe over nc state b, added
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-25
TAN C0<TRoN ER>N II
NOM lP TO not II

Ok,xhowx Ciss JAn TAc ~
are : AAif lety. ~sach las se,a is
coatraverg tar sometime reAs he'd the
f.ecr ~ The 6ease of representatives
vaea Repr~sersxfse ShArr ,ntres
e< eouse co1Carrrai reSai9tioa Ne
aathcrEng ard cn.ael'sng ire stste
es@ 4 ct equalization te erase ssom
shf tAx ro8As sAe i-- mtgl FAX avs
sfsse1 en- taf eommtsst anev last
Scs<eni-T and te iarnx zee TAX nat
ls forse cs eftect TIE resasats0r
aisc ~c1& Rsf@crre rgnniy fre
~reTs p refand wltain suess a&ys ~
ter passage 81 tae Aes ihe ~ miJ
sA1 g1ie ag k1T tai eaye
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-25

eh laat nlfhl anaaimaaaiy pnsat
81 1l laita1asA ~ NN Marsafst
g inifb HsmbeF frem tssea euala.
NeHA'lns t4asefasg tdpardf .Y
eHi esaf lsw eHaataa laal yeae
n tla ANs fameg ia lla tlNai bef8fs
lhr afifd States safpems eaufl
ataMst pAhialNeu fmmesilalef
4lt#waJtl lhe baasa adopted rs !,
rHaeHs nHt fesalatlN Tor NeW fe~
aaf @HneallnA ~ laa feiers pge
htl.an aueadmaat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-25
Thieues Operate in Guthrie;
Fiue Houses Visited Last Night

Thleses operating Guthrie We thought ve ha
tf of town ssi tmei ~ iHe Mitchell iodAs
tui Of tiem sll uh ka hase clue
end aaits that n hring developments hs added
tue io.af q Mr~ Ella DAVIS 5l5 Norh Division. 'e
thieves occurred So and enelry ~ airs Dakn
figure fhe robbers made their visit after twelve clock They
away without disturbing ~ tte house A the hns
o Nrs l3a Mewmoe l0 w Aob the ffeye. frightened
away whsn Aubrey awakened hy tAe nolse
ski fhe SHAT be wanted lle toes sia and
lunfs ffn fcef ft first erar out a TIE hox said Crews
ion knan Rho frightened the e rebber myself
treu says fhe made shortly sitter clock AZ
the % lahl3 home Wl Aorh First ~ho tried ~
hole frightened when ChNl opened the door
after he'%ue noise window They escaped behna bar
before Chill re8d At 'he Ppes home North
Disi*ionfbe hseses secured gold waeh aud $3.50 money
end attt Aarr bpt Worth ms - 50 and reees NJ
lexelrg taken
If Guthrie people vead careful and
ttre ad he fer rohhsres sad ehief Mitchell today The
rehser hsd rhe f+af easi three s e
ne robbed lass night TIE doors locked Another
ftnv people ~ii ~ careful Aai tie bns- down
before tes begin undressing vl hep 81 ny opinion
itt fe thates vse bnse that tafe fhaJ. and discover
eAerf and clothing Deposited H three instance
rfnf's IRE fohbe have secured uaehfs hiding places
soad - upss0 find unless iip lad been gwen befor
fse hostet entered b. sdaed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-25

ChOckS
to Profit

Asskasss jar a. payment ap
ercs'wssess " sasfs eooeA will be
rnaas carsna she coming suusmsr bs the
government 10 tee choctam ana
ehsekasa~ lucsans according 70 wors
received today fron eenaressmAn ~
" hastings The greater part o.
tAs payment wiii 90 70 meeseers ~
the cheSta~ tn,he
or ssrasrs iast. the secretary %
shs intsrlov ueposlssd Sass, sSe 81 10
ths ereot ~ sns choeta~ rAtsen aua
ssss aes,aa to the credit 81 the ch1eA
aka~s
These amounts ara sues additional
rsonsy a. NAY be collected on o. be.
fore Ju's & next. estimated st about
$50 600 ~su be available fce a pes
eapssa payment TO ee mace insmeci
aseiy after J0ls 3
The indian appropriation elli just
PASSED authorsFes the expenditure of
Sc oc0 scr tire expense 81 making this
payment provision 81 the lndiar
Appropriation hNi ~ last year author
lsina the payment ot these funds an
ruAly ny thr secretary os the lnteF
ier ~as mace . permanent ls~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-25
Millions
Destroyed
By Fire

Ashems Ca gsn. 1S--gtre ~Asx y
So tire tAr~asensc tas srtsrw busi.
-exs seSten here carry ts1as sna
c<ssr~see ere Sfss h'ees ard sernssec
sss'sirss - salssnsrs ssaares, saus-
ed p~esersy iess - aneres lrnssels
&eoo CO aeeerslns 20 seAs eerr
stein. erwseens 81 TIE es0ptes aamA
sno Ns~<a e~eer 81 a ruF~esr -
sss s0ale,nss sessresec.
Ceeres @sSe~~as. Shief 81 tAe
~tNens fire separtme~s. se1 srerr 4
isceer ane was serteass snlur~c
rss separsnsrs sssre - MAJ 4
ss--en AiShsel e~s - Ire larsess y
sse ssuse. an1 sNs Max JeseeA e0fis
irs ~e~s a~ors ths sul'ainss ssssres.
ea
TNe osssn e. sAe ere Nas wss heen
~eFinsssls essermsnee
cns ssatA Aas seer rsporses -
'sr. tnss ef AwAncs .eris ~so ciss
frew sseatwssnt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-25
FORMER GUTHRIE MAN IN
OICTED ON BOND CHARGE
Paul A Mckeal and l. w Kunls
Tulsa Brokers. Had Stolen
Bonds Must Tell Court
How They Secured Them

Nassn~er. Jau z1 r 4 81 Neaf
and L 81 Kunt yalsa BROKERS
we're iaeAsei herc Monday 3, fhr
federal grand jars an charge oi
gaseeaNng STOLEN &oNermmvn honat
The indictments ~iso ehsr9e ihe tAa
aspauf- viA nfendla9 io seii NE
s0ien beaAs B,sh uen are eAld nn-
aer 81 sssa i.ari @asH ~ stia 7he
ndWinwmss ef~V nuf ~ q So NeH rssa
berry vi the Ramona oklahoma tant
lass March paul MaNesl Is esH
81 the iafe joe NcArai Ttisa tanker
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-25

court Monday he bad no lawysr
ib'nh ibis ease Ought 90 et
aheod Judge Weslcnhater said
! i he vour lawyer Go .head
- District Attorney
aseisiani District ATTORNEY -
= Needham introduced test
mpueg of Federal agents fisi
they found ile stills ~ Miller +
Sized
Vow fof the defense sasl
Judge Wesienlatef Take ghr
stand 81 Niller Your defense
81 THAT you kno3 nosbiDg about
fhe stillsY
Judge Wesienhaser asked
Miller 8 dozen questions. inclnd-
ing the usual queries to estab.ish
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-25

Nav Yafh lAn 81 fwa sfi
safea believed Is have contained lm
paFlsuf fvensaa ~aated "a eennsssisn
aiih tas lsial aa sslesiioN charges af
Robson r nfluHst head az shs balld
pe tetfes eWlnsh wefa efdrre
ap,uef n fmlHai cHrs heres to-day
tf8k eefe seai fa taa eaHnsgl
afHea t tbe safea aod an sspe
afaaNh lHlp eWaFl lo open fheu.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-25

1&- E&HkS1 ~rrr ~ OklsferEs Z
ff'F g~sssF1zF 60 aitesd tAs car
s41 E~oezF1x fsveat1n A. e.
stsas~sl srs= t1e SAX .a f-c1t q ,ae
ctu-st - rss sgrscf - ,assin :
z-ie @H< BARRED tafe re ~ He ~ss
-s-1ere< Terc1-te .ss fe- srTe-4 w-
rAft &es-lc4& s.1 22s sGwEncue.
40 ~ - -.f1sltz TeFezlea 80
,ss-es s-ckez HlfA ,sf ence61sa 81
= ser tr1ssss X R41kir s. rorusl
sz1ag
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-25
LEGION Posi- 10
WEI IHl R~DtN NlGIii

An important Weeilrx * fhe Ipssl
roff AmseH legioa ptH as hel
Taaf~isy aghf tho cba ns u
tosnnense H haN Taa mecinx
ssl - called Ho oraer promptly ~
e'aock aeran'lnF 10 talafaai John
Gafoiseil psan requests that aii men
beers - present i that G.iae
Aannai aerion ~ orfon ali te
fhf priDesial feature ~ the meaae
bl' there sN be oiscr m9tia np
for eonsidessea faai g|ll s. 81 VITAL
.htereas tn ag iurnei soldier
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-25
a norrp INVENTOR
% nTAn AT AnT az lt

ilAfleian rH Jan Stephen li
fnfie aNsA h inseniot ans huilaer
s. ihe iamoa Easle as'fanom
mosi'Ai sai aiesiallf tlask tmss
senefN'lou ago s. Theatrical Ak
'1aefipN aled af Np hoSbe hvfe isat
nfm ile eas nlao tNe mvsasos of
2 asfise iW iAaieuMe rpffalaH
iee'h g slifet suH ealH elate aH3
nNmnrenA oitef ttAitea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-25
I u'inS or
Triplefss Take
Your Choice

wsnauAes MA Jar. eS---'fhs
ee@ntrs ~aH he floecea ~Ash t~lns.
fr4esets ard aeaar0plrts uursn0 e.s
ntst an yesrA rrcf Charles Nte.
seNefs Rstronewer. precietec toaay
re sasa tAat tne eenfunetson e. Ger.
s&in stars ~stA ttse new rteea
snown coneiexiNs,y thst sAe ~ers
~si' ee stsrtses b. tire teS0noits 81
Al nuwsn faees auFns sAs next
foer years especially.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-25
GERMAN. VINO KILLED
iiNk. 10 ~ GtII.f0IlNID

foaienx fsn Enpelnosi Maan
. German lfifea LAS been sentenced
% German foa here 70 ae rulHo
tined for inf uufaff ~ az Ameresl
soldief laat tpfl Nanns g said -
aate KILLED fiie American uilh 81
ioi te bofroefd fron fbe soldier fo'
ihe psrposf n rosbiaR bim u o.
90 marks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-25

Naf, Nauisif oklahoma ciir. 4id
uust ay lao thousand fpilafs %
Nw i0es % igfY ssfs fhe essa
has beeu appealed The ilaallest
siu un Hasn Na ear Hata sss
sllef
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-25
sasra e 80 800 -

Ta~ sara = r1E-ozt y e-de- n
r'vgrrre --se-sss z - szsrFF frs
sz=rsirz- gzrs a nsarso- sse-a-e -
se--zaz1e-t No~asy ai-fr - Is.
Naeozsr tez1r - s13ror gm a f-ssa
szsa Tsr1et lre y aocstszf- ssrsaras
ez-s--ztz.es tor rre hos1 4rzs
s.s-sesrs f
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-25
MANU- Act LICENSES

These mafWaaa iigeHaHA NeFe ia.
aaed tsAat itumsf q Naxefs ~
500 fa.saa liaat s1 both 81 tiaihne
flHanft AataeuY 3 ana MaaaH
NNhaaH 80 h0sb 90 gHlhfia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-25

his good character
Il took the iHrt eighi ballots
20 find Miller guilty judy
Werfenhafer fined him 40
Loudon. Jan IS Tile vlii 81
the late Major Godfrey pearse. 81
ihe Tranfpori eorps of iie British
army n India. whieh has iuat
been probsiel. hepueaihs ~,
earb 70 fifty meO and women
friads ~ that lhe ieffaior can
be- Hiih them - h0ii the neat
time they drink 70 absent
friends "
This will b. a ease 10 real life
who're drinks will be bought
from the other side Of the
grave"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-25

>.ss-.r ~ IA. ~ Hssco.s.-
1s<zkez sFEzzzs E<s szY aftz e
a wess-- esrfsrszvs - skes a. game
- - L. 80
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-25
nowAHD PICKS BoYs
FoR MILITARY WOHk

wshatlpa Jsa 81 Alnge Nafsla
H paehaehe ~As nominated f3r
candidate saf annaANa to iha nasA Al
eaien "a sHapslss toeAY hf hep
oetuiatfte lieeaft ilsselt Rsl,efss
DuH4 ~ misa eas alse unmlaais'i
h4f eHlNtma Is West Paint
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-25

Afien AIpn Ian Is An armed
uaakei hAadii ns,ise.i iha usnt ~
Alton - 500 la cash sad flooo IA
b8fs ApnHay hiRhi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-25
On Booze Violation; Some Laughable Incidents

the resr rom ~ tie esfabli hmcnf
we're loaded Niiii cases d uhisi
the sgfnts saiJ
San iiArris ore ~ fle part
iaert. vas arresfed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-25
WILLIAM NtSee'cs eAltaoAo

oarben CITY n " Jan sa Vii
'iAw heneflek of kansas ctsy. Mis-
spufl. president ~ tho msaaaurl. Okia
homa s euit railway and ~lae
known - railroad contractor aa1
hulldsr died here to-day 80 ~sa
bern ln Ireland el ysara ago
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-25
GASOLINE PRICE IS
REDUCED e. STANDARD

caacssc. Jar 2ss--k re14rtcr 81
f-t certs Ga isr n ;re S~s1e ~
ssSs -e ~aa sr.c4ncec re1e t1o#.
- t-e stz--sre O. cs-psry e f--
esrs- ss retsit e oecrtsses = t.s
rr~ct q c-Sce en.
strrsre ~ss rsF' ffcrw fs 50 70
5 - cs-ss asa-r
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-25
co.ssoEssrE sE-e.. s oeso

E1zssoz- Tzzs gz- E-HaFrF
Ewrz. - Tezrz 90 <rrrss2~zzs ~
szz - IT, azs ff'sS= g@zns
-.szez s1s~L <ie=1 he<s ~ sazhr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-25
"s tHAltso H'~ rnEoucs

fefs WoFtA. rs*aa iae. sa los
Furry lnd'e ies In aaHreatlon wlsh ina
ftaopn eNlndlaa ~ Forever aepoty
sheriff Prank Aaflass ~ nsis csaser.
fssat eas plsesd "a isli hsrs shls
mafnlNg ~ Naeflevt nlmNsif afssr .
enaee 'neau8h ola Msslee ana alan
teen states NJ she unl'st STATES
Fufey ~aa finally eapturea af Aerfle~s
aHd h's fosH3 sen la Jacksonville.
ria. laas Friday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-25
aaownwoop srArlon
is RoHnFo

70 HUUHtD
iiroensssyd. 1fssiss. Ian z5 pa
safe IN ibe At i.oals 4 sanFraneIaeo
railnoad office hers vas blown last
llsis aud 1915 taken.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-25

% sMAll lioUAs

2 aWHlt HuUHt
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Nan Ffxneito0. Jan - Ihr
Palace Hotel bar. whose lusir0De
rabogany las been the resting
place y many = famous elbow
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ness dezi, u the early days -
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teas; % ths place, eloquent With
memories q sne.Snt eonyiyizl-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-25

ties sas dnhk u ginger ale
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1880 Il uss rebuilt after ihe
ire aud earthquake % 1903 ge
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Pied Piper
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Claude Miller esreiaker ~ =
Cleveland cemetery charged
si'h the operation ~ Two stills
pleaded not guilty before Judge
u. =. Wesfenhaver il Federal
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way io eo4.l eicfen hiaeks afe aulsf
consideration ~ city commissioners
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-25

heAe satisfied tha, lhe only RESULT
pln be tn ,payinee ihe public af ias
isIfneaa of oag PRICES
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-25

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ar'@t iN 4 ~afthevly alresslsn.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-24
TenspLetOn-P0FTy
Post to Entertain

Templeton- Parry Post No. 126, Ameri-
can Legion. win entertain with a ''remin-
iscence dinner" tomorrow evening.
The program will be as follows Violin
solo, Miss Alice LOsey; THE Log Of the
Good Ship Quincy" Robert S. McGregro,
ensign Z. s. N, assistant navigator U.
S. s. Quincy; with the Domino Rollers
in England" Ralph G. Elvin, first lieu
tenant s14th Pioneer Infantry; cornet
solo, I. B. West, medical escort detsch-
ment, P. of E, New York City; Through
the Argonne with the 90th," J. c. Caper-
ton, captain S5sth infantry; THE S4th's
Part In Winning the War" F. c. Carter,
Company F, 86Oth Infantry; over the
Top with the Australians at Hamil and
Amiens," J. H. Bell, 1920 Infantry SD
Division. The postmaster is to be D. T.
Shepard, sergeant U. S. Marine Corps;
Joseph w. Thomas, bugler first class,
Attn Battalion, 22d Engineers, win act as
bugler. with Earl Jones, corporal SD In
fantry, 9Th Division, as pianist, and Miss
Adele Renard will lead the singing.
The dinner is the be served by the
ladies' auxiliary.