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The New York herald., 1921-09-09
LOOKED FOR BURGLAR
BUT FOUND A WIFE
Jamaica p Policen1on's Romance
Barred After Ttuo Months.

Patrolman Martin Gill Of the Jamaica
station, ten years on the police force
and a sergeant in the A. L. F., was sent
two months ago to look for a burglar
reported at work in the home of Martin
Herman at Al Union Park avenue,
jamaica Instead Of capturing burglar.
Patrolman Gill fell captive to a smiling
young woman who opened the door for
him.
The young woman was Miss Josephine
Cregan, maid in the Herman home.
They were married on Labor Day and
moved to a home in Twenty second
street. Flushing. Patrolman Gill
guarded the secret of his courtship and
marriage from his fellow policemen of
the Jamaica station as long as he
could, but the secret came out yesterday
when he was caught by a brother po-
liceman going home with carpet
sweeper and a bouquet of flowers.
The New York herald., 1921-09-09
FIRST POSTWAR TRIP
FOR WHITE STAR ARABIC
The Old Berlin on Way Here
to Enter Mediterranean Trade

The former North German Lloyd
steamship Berlin. assigned 70 the White
Star line. left Southampton for New
York yesterday as the Arabic on her first
transatlantic voyage since the war.
AS the Berlin the steamship formerly
was we'll known 20 American travellers
and in the war was fitted out as a mine
layer and sent cruising in the waters
north OF the British islands. She planted
a mine field which caused the destruction
OF the British battleship Audacious and
was chased into Norwegian port where
she was dismantled and interned.
The steamship has been entirely re-
fitted and will be put into the New York
Mediterranean service by the White Star
line. The old Arabic. for which she
has been renamed. was sunk in 1915
by submarine.
The New York herald., 1921-09-09
FORD INVITED TO BID
FOR OZARK RAILROAD
Timber and Manganese in
Territory, Says Promoter.

DETROIT, Sept. 8.-Henry Ford has
been invited to purchase the defunct
Missouri and North Arkansas Railroad
when the railroad is sold at public
auction next month. This was an
nounced here to-day by Joseph B. Pile.
representing the Joplin (Mo) Chamber
of Commerce. who. with other repre-
sentatives of the territory, are in De-
troit comforting with the Ford interests.
The railroad. said Mr.. Pile, is 364
miles long and extends from Joplin to
Helena. Ark. 1t passes through a heav-
lily timbered country. Manganese de-
posits also are located in the territory
served. Several Arkansas counties have
no other railroad.
The New York herald., 1921-09-09
APPEAL TO RESCUE
! GREEN STAR LINE
Bondholdcrs Ask Shipping
Board to Readjust Contract
I. in Order to Raise Cash.

In order to save the Green Star
steamship Company from bankruptcy
Its more than 1000 bondholders. notably
the Equitable Trust Company have ap-
pealed to the United States Shipping
Board for readjustment OF its contract,
which would provide cash to pay current
expenses until business improves.
The Green Star Company. organized
In 1918. bought nine vessels from the
Shipping Board at s2O6 a deadweight
ton. far above the present price, took
over four which the board had sold to
other companies. and together has
fleet OF eighteen. 1t operated them all
over the world until the bottom fell
out Of the shipping trade. In April.
1871. 1t defaulted in the payment of In
terest on it's bonds. and has paid no
interest since then.
Inc company owes the Shipping
Board S13.745.231 on a mortgage COW
ering the nine ships The total liabili-
Ties are S27.55S,251. It's only assets are
the eighteen vessels, s71,0S7 cash In
bank. and certain sums due from In
surance companies. Only two OF the ships
are being operated, and they are not
paying expenses.
OF the bond issue. ss.00O.000 was
foated by the Equitable Trust Company.
which took $4,000 worth itself and
sold the rest to 200 other banks. The
bondholders now ask the Shipping
Board for relief on the ground that
It is the Governments policy to place
its ships In the hands OF American citi-
zens on an operable basis. and the price
paid for these ships was far too high. They
ask the Board to Ak n new price, say
800 ton: and to give the company
credit for the $3.S0O, 900 already paid by
the company on account, the credit to
be represented by the company receiving
clear title to four of the ships. the others
to be returned to the Government.
THE precise problem presented to
your board" the petitioners say
lis whether it will insist on forfeiture
of the payments heretofore made or
whether 1t will give credit for them on
revised contracts at approximately cur
rent prices"
The Green Star Company was an out
growth Of the Nafra Steamship Com
pany. begun by the Nafra Company i'm
porters. of 120 Broadway, and Joseph
Mercadante the president. in 1904. The
Nara Company and Mr.. Mercadante
continue to hold the greater part of
tho Green Star stock.
The New York herald., 1921-09-09
WOODEN SHIP DEAL
BEFORE PRESIDENT

Special Despatch TO THE S-Ew FORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. C., Sept. 8.
The wooden ship knot In the tangled
skein of the Shipping Board was laid
before the President to-day when the
Executive conferred with Joseph W.
Powell. first vice-president Of the Emer-
gency Fleet Corporation. Mr.. Powell
would not discuss the conference beyond
stating that it related to the wooden
ships.
The only word obtainable at the Ship
ping Board was that the wooden ship
deal would probably not be concluded for
a week or ten days, this statement being
made by Ralph Solitt. assistant TO
Chairman Lasker
The New York herald., 1921-09-09
SHIP ASHORE OFF PORTUGAL.
The AlmnnzOra's Passengers and
Cargo in No Danger.

LONDON, Sept. s.-The 1900 passen-
gers and cargo of the British Royal Mail
steamer Almanzora which is ashore off
the Portuguese coast, will be landed In
Lisbon to-day. according to a telegram
to the owners of the vessel from its
commander
Ten tugs are standing by the steamer,
which is ashore on sandy bottom, the
commander said. A light northerly
wind was blowing at l o'clock this
morning when the captains message was
filed in Lisbon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-23
He WANTED WIFE To
ROLL EN- DOWN
When This Old Fashioned Beges
Woman Refused To Bare Her
Knees, Husband Abused
Her Divorce

Beers Aug q Because rhe re-.
fused "a roll her etoekh.rs down like
other women 20. Mrs Clifford Melton
o. BeTFs charged "a sui for divorce
In district coart that her husband
abused her and 'reated her cruelty
Mrs Melton CHARGED in her petition
that while she vas visiting IN Mis
souri, thar her husband took ear.
aiyAl Girl Arva Bryan. TO her home
and lived ~li'' her
When she returned. the petition
alleged her husband asked her 70
roll her stockings down like ArYs
Bryan had done and when she re-
fused be then cursed her and abused
her. so he petition stated
Mira Melton asks for an absolute
diyorce ard $1,000 allmony and costs
of he scsion
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-23
MEN, JAILED FOR ROB-
Berry, DEMAND DlRAc[s
Farmers Are Indignant Over
False Arrvs, For Rank Rob.
berry Near rawhnsl>a.
Wan, $4,000 Each

Pas anskA Aas " Two dsaafc
sssis ~ the sam 81 sSeoe eagA aase
ee~n tiled IA ne aissf.ei ccurs here
TOE illegsl descaison asAins. ghe
rArwers state hank og narhaak ard
H. l.. Han and Terry nouehue et
pencA cts defendants The pan
ssxs arr , n Rstmen and iAcA
isAnsor, farmers rvsidiN 10 NJ
lain c0anis
Thts claim shat cn Aassau ss
1919 thes were arrested without
warrant ar.aiaed aas questioned IA
ro0cA cs's Nhiic eu reote % NJ.
Lam osann That newspaper re-
parts u sa'slr te,eniien were pah
lisAee oAaslns them humiliation ana
oharsctsr damage They had been
suspected ot participation IN The
robbery - lAe Farmers STATE NanA
ag BarhAnk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-23
LOVE OF NIECE IMPtlls
NAN TO MURDER
Husband Of One and Wife Of
Other Slain In Triangle
Love Affair Man
Corlexses

waso Aug " iscna " 'he sum N
tfooe has teen agreed ags'N Is iha
tA5s u Nfs " 7 Aveu. ehseeed
eth murder ~ connection NlsA the
death el Mrs. keyes hasband leslie
Kesvs. and A,cnp site. Mauae k,rn
Ayen has confessed polaea'ns his
wife ana bcine rssnpr .lhie faf -
ine keyes ayunA early on tie nlkHs
on whieh kavcs MAS struck by Katy
itelstt rain AAs et,.ils sounded
Ayen. ln his eowfcsslon. SAYS be
Killed his eife for hove 81 bis alcor.
NfN keYex
death ~ iive montha ola ln
FAINT il also holng iusrs1lEaiea wifh
he case
Asea waa a section foreman At Film
Met and keyes Wa in hin enplny
Mre Asen died at her home at
flm Men An rsamihailon et 4.
,seers showed Il coa aimed cnensh
olson "a have eaaeed death
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-23
Hea It Pays, Says
Big Business Interests

Hrcaifs aeepls Nerk for
hpa fusts ~ havsne Il
= Est ssealy and cke~ .hor nsbls
Darne the Acs weather e4s sasrinsss
q meat asos yoar gssncsal diet l,a
of msh frslss and fresA vegetables
ncas as4se year ho1s Th.nt the
acss cf yoesxeif
Iva s4ase she hoWels regularly.
treeueaay and thoroughly
& Keeg dc teeth ard gums clean
vast sAe noasA ana teeth and sArg.e
sas ,a-oa. daily wlsh a solution Of hs,
salt water. teaspoon q sal 10 4
grass az waser
Wash sAs hands always before
eating
$ Esd sit walk eress Don't
sloaeh
Rathe ofsen drink plenty q
Eoos weter het~eeu meals
1e wer3 play. rest and sieep ia
mcaerzsso-
a. Keep serene TAink the happy
lepefai haaeats mr. Ar I.swIs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-23
MEXICAN BANDITS SItN
ROY Ti....s rtHN tPg ID

II raso. Te1AS. AUG q -~ BcaTe'
Hoyd Ia years old. ri Paso. WAS am
aushec and murGcreo ~ oardits IN
Mexico on August ss according 70
messages received ia RI Paso by his
father today
Young Boyd was killed ~ the Care
ias ranch. about ~ miles south ~
.Hachiia. New Mexico The news of
his death came 10 telegram fror
hss brother. Cecil Boyd. who was o.
the ranch with him
Bennett Boyd and cecil Boyd was
kicnzpped by Mexican bandits tvo
years ago In MEXICO. and held Tor
ransom For many months they re
rnalned III the United states but ~
turned to Mexico sitter affairs ap-
pearea 70 have quiesed there
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-23

he aefaaAe sa aiyoxen Il 4 f@fiH
tie asa mvrnn ehafsnssla sfher8
lug Is tssIelaxY espsgts 20 ~ feas
Na ffnm Ne var riaaFvA fam
gsfmanY luaf nAda auhlIe shew shai
t8aaH ieus laetv xfe worav Il pas# hle,
thsn ia any pi ms ner 2faAt nasioas
nns alsaree fae evafy sight marriages.
"a lne Uesman feeafd au~ lAEMAlx "
pn3veA cases IL lnFiaallFv
the govern NsHf Aas hee1me alarm
"a haeaass ~ The adverse effass which
he breasinf ap - hnAne hss % the
tidh fAte ft naa attacked ahe ~
yefee esll Nv WatlaN sa'o the p~mal
enaH provision lmpealn9 psAalty
~ alns ysafs lnsvtnoumsns Ter mAs
ilai gnfldsn'y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-23
ILLINOIS MURDER MYSTERY
HAS BEEN CLEARED UP
Victim Has Been Identified and
the Husband and BON
Are Held For thu
Crime

ufanlss sHsY. III. Ans H~~fhs
nsY Ystsgy saTrvuAtinK sAs flualAs - .
wamaas beay here maask sxn.
shteh Nss ofseaeeaaly iaeatlllsd a.
lAa' ~ NFs asFaaA anlliand saa Iss-
hf was faand ~aTksas a. ~alsTsss In
rlaslanasl has hesm Solved, Cast "
f4llsa clars aaasftsd ladsY
cAief Chars declared the soay u
thN ~ Mrs. NosA tAaymsa aad taslsy
arrested Asthaf nermak ~ Ysasa osA
aaa lehn 10. husband aus aWa a the
wsmAa vn Nagfeais yhafaiaa mvFaeV
fhe arrests wnfe made AZ faae les
i3a Nlles southeast a here, sAsas ths
elder upfmAs was emelaYud - = isrn
hana
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-23
NO CLUE YET To
DEATH OF Q. {. MAN
pa se ana County Attorney
Scout Suicide Theory a.
Hun, For the Slayer.
Widow Helps

Oklahems CITY AuK es lnaahg y
into the death of Daniel Clnrrieh. %
cal hotel owner whose hods was
found tn rrio lsle Lake last wcea
was pos,. med today anita Modnes
day in the hope ~ ihroWine further
llghi on the circumstances of The
death q The man County Attorney
Forest aluTheN spent TODAY IN Ans
cafko where Ginrflsh had uucu Il,
"a. taking Testimony 81 persons there
who knew Gingrich
Tho theory 'ha, shs man had com
mitfcd Suicide has hoen advAnesl
here huf that ihls = rhe real man
ncr ia which tho men met aHsth i-
dispaiea ny many Two sons AM
daueh,or of the dead man who hal
lived IA knaaafko arrived here b.
tay u II statoa the mans hot, Il
be taken 70 Puiashi Iowa. fnr huria
This was hts former home
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-23

fsstt-rs5 crws 1r s-psersexs NeYrtrs
II VERY yesr re 49, T. tnsDcGal
r. rexs that tie b1nks ar css--
se-ssng Eso1sy to move che
c-1px-
Erw oert the f4rDer get lis
MegD@ys he hAx s~-em earryixs az
- TIE -ask ard he sun total -
tAlf rtEk ~ al fas fzr-ers makes
1he -iEk c1-Tsed BY s-,eFsi1fors or
hon-1s q trade fz6~ saso lnElgntf
cxDce.
Re nsfu-n7ly warts hik r0-eT
whsz h eesr-s his N1sssf
Dur1rx ~ fins@ TIE rrsce -
~bezr ~zs { ~ ~ 'he fs-se-zl gov
s--zezs. <E- crrrrBcy Nak Fracsle-
sfsy trrE@s ug.er ire FREE srse mriftn-
ss-s cesz.8re 81 wfleat &; sh.e -
ssksiskres svsce e S@-s II cn5cs~o
THse fz-~ss- always rxSense1 fass
ss-1ee k.ex8uze be cnra~sssree that
RS xhRxs w,xs Nrw~M asaT@ curss =
n nat pe~sas- s-s really BE txee
rs-re I'D rep iifsis - q VIA fne
szfslrx fre~srz~ - - fssHe sV-aNr
fszz Tse-see - wssaf ST se,sas
tssf 1saeni.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-23
Stories of sss-s
= N.ssff
Great Scouts ras..
suAarE CRovfR. "BKsT SCOUT
GOVERNMENT rNgR HAD

'1hs l-esl sseas lhe sa,eFnmsnt espf
had said salee ~ shn army ealesfa
tf vhen snst~ slFn,eg spufe1 dWr
me llse laaian vars ln kansa4 10
lN. -. aaa aiefs iaaa rnce ~ showed
nnisalt ~afgts ~ sas titie he had
maftiai . siesls NeuHa sRa llsvt
aish shs grHg tef fyafs " s~uia
si.ak thelf leHkuaNs apA klsea lhe1f
saSa A. tfsl*f ana 5ea ~ -
afns tifesaf eas without q resf
iie 9taiI tell bau lans ssns~ fhr
trucks h4a nesH nsale wh4gHNs ihFs
v.Fv b hNrsss - eN ~ theA ~ Nn
shea hew uHnf Wvev gi38es hew
many ssfe asissn vbsfheg q eas 4
Nas party 81 else mnsluk frep eee
tauln o. aneghef
WffH ihr Nss Nruf va the war
cath ii f.sab ugusef lsff stem aal
lpinesl iae afnN ps stpnl gff Custer
M AQfusi l~ss uiiA uN1 'tHtges :.
snntsef neied ssuas Pa tlssl.si ihv
anF sl ttnt fNfksf tss ~ ihf tet
Hrra vbs#r waffisfs urfs Suppressed
n ~ ftivaiit .lss ~ spe lHlMHs.
e,,utysr sae lNe aas lsaf handea 70
,ulyef ssffiea b ..Hsioss ASST avist
n'pea ga htts 3d. Whvu ihe aseuts
sig she saiNn seseA ,npfrn~a fAsle
.vns ul9h hesN
White enKnael ln fsifni4y essfrrsn
,luu ihs lal ine sH,Alenlf d,efl~a 80
hs vaf hud rleoes u.s sNfastNk
eas klllsd nsiHasly an0 'lfuyef haaly
Nounaea hut issNs sp she sFanHa aasl
Nnksns avsl@fasv Asie#e e sAHa'
,ia,t tNHs Ne fpasht on ,nr Italians
nai nNAliall anl ssNsd
Tie Hssi wNnih ssfssNr lslnvA arn.
Ia 4 fmssiha bsHd NJ sHsts Hui
ens Nh them as lue YvleHfngmi
lltyeAefs lslAnd Nebl A. lsataAn
Nnees ualifnfa fhauf,,l a. saeit ssiief.
iro,ef understood e,vfythlue srey
mhi aud isli iarsslh vhai susi erge
AunnlnN te Aa AfiHf ihs nlaMva,
infss uf lhv sleWA auA ,hsseHHsa
and hsgn uruvN uast Fpfssfh FHfnei
o tsfasef aNi seld fan ihsy tp het.
"a ihan ihai tfekef
4 hHse heN nn shr piah Hlas aaA
a,. fuf AZ esfs AnA uvtef sAw eHeh
ehafge hcf0fe was lhv sVeal fepY
I 'htnA ihss hser aols ghels lssel
setg
AN reht Ntfe good zoe tbsn,
hrn saNi lnrtYih
tna stafu ibe fact That tfoysf Waa
with fefssth that tsy pas Arpg ff"m
he lniune FOR he eas ffieudiy Nilh
hrn. and iheS wuuld have killsd him
aiihont mefes had they Annwn Latter
hry did leArn u nMA attempted sev
rrei llmes 10 klil Aim bu, pe always
iacaied Unfortunately ,iFueel drank
henviy pbh fpA Yeals SITTER the
lerchrf nghl he wna kiteA M
row ~ Pond CITY neaF tar Waglaew.
40 u9iorluHs euA fof AS great a srnut.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-23

Sam Moore. on Engiiah music hall
artist. has succeeded IN getting music
from q carpenters saw lie grips the
Aay handle between his knees. holds
The ,ip Of the saw In hand aud works
violin bow with the other Tbs
vibrating steel blade emits notea. the
ditch of which is varied by changing
the curvature of the blade
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-23

As ususi thing the farmer takes
sAis grain 10 tie booze elevator On
nAfct. 10 r1a1y insfaDces he is a
SHARE hosaer1 sfere b. receives his
rss2ey ia spot cash TIE price u
faase hy bids u5ruu fhe osse1 market
sn LiverTsoos. ChseSgo. 81 Louis
Minneapolis. Kansas City. Omaha,
Toieao. %eA YORK hereser ;hrre
nay ~ q grain eTehange These
prices sre putalsliee Ia every news
parser an fAe land ever1 day snd
esar7 farmer kroNx as aseil ~ tee
grziz dealers sasf whsf The price Is
ana should -
TIE eieestar msn handles the
-rn "a c1faaas and II be has 10
eraserx ~ ersnssgnf e.rh ear - his
ssaiAr1l ss4sa man 81 fte terminal
Tae rSyrf ard u.zkcs ssrAf draft
szslrss the = pineHi ~ alfnoss re
frli szi8s - tsse raT. Nhk.h TIE
rssas ssien raan in fiie city iays ~
fsre he ever sees she ggsin. Tie
ssen naau fs ~ r~e''fy the
ssz5ker far ever step IL grain s.-srs.
s*lrg up - 80 fisne flse grain =.
se1shs hf she mw
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-23

n Daman- Co = Nail0HHl MI.
iafy Home, Kama writes = have
taken foley's Honey and Tar win
satisfactory results My cough ghirn
was very severe. Is nav about stop
ped Ny age IL n the sfh of August %
Good for hay fever asthma. irritai
ms coughs and summer cold Soil
everywhere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-23

Men sna wcmen hayo found Folaf
pills = reliable ald in Keeping thf
k'dneys aud bladder 10 nofmai an3
healthy condition Goad Tor cbl dFen.
too. Mrs John VI True u y 10
No 4 Ho1 1T Groeumtur9. p
writes 4 recommend Foies Eldue
Pills to anyone troubled WITH shNd
rcns hedWetting Sold everywhere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-23
ltunaer. th, n,r $4,000

Sauce ~ used 20 create an 40
petite or relish for tho food The
hKht way IL 70 look 10 your dlgee
ton When you have good digestion
YOU are eartaln 10 relish your fooi
Chamberlains Tablets improve the
digestion. Greats a healthy appetite
and cause gentle movement OF tho
bowels.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-23

isabel Many McCurlain county
farmers afe taking advantage ot the
ahor. educational course helnx given
10y the truck growers sseoclatlon aud
me chamber o. commerce which is in
session for tive days mere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-23

The Hudson river fises "a tbs Aii's
20 the sest of Lake ghanplaln AMI
after = apu'herly course of about 600
mlle~. FaHs into tHe Atlantic Ocean
below The city u New York Il ia
nav'Eahle az FAR a. Troy. iee mites
above New fort. and ~ connected ~
canal~ win Lakes Champlaiu so 4
Erie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-23

FoS ks11sy sr1 ptzccer -ro.tles
gravel weak sEe lane tsek. r5ea-
ssi1sz ar l-rsxz.xrstex os The HI
seyE sr> BLADDER. Rexalates blas
ef- trcrh1es !. csilcrea- I, Lot ss.e
~ crzxg1st< zssl sl.25. Er.zii s.os-
e os.e1 ezra ssn1 so- swor. test :
c1ri<is- Dr. T. W. Hal .szs Oi.ve
srsss, s. ..1ss, No.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-23

Wben the bowels afe constlpaied.
lower bowels of large ln'estiuee be-
cOue hacked with refuse matter. that
IL made up largely of germs These
germs sp4.r flso vermlform appendix
and set ap Inflammation. which ia
commonly known "a appendicitis
Takg chambeilnin's Tablets When
needed and Srp yoar bowels regular
and you have iitiie 10 fear from aD-
penhicItia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-23

ronca CITY "A redutl ton ~ ih ref
cert 30 iieht and power rates Is an
nounced by city authorities Water
rates Nefc voluntarily reduced in the
spflnE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-23

he first oofsou ml8 n China ls
searoesy ssors tAss - yezrt. pet TIE
nation bar to-day l.-5a 80 xp.ndies
snc sSae power ioonss. pFccvcing a.
r-asiy sore shsn 20 ef,sSe99 pound
q rsrs and ssses 80 yards of eso:k
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-23
COST oF STUDENT LIFE
IN PARIS MOT MS

Paris. AHg - The Increased cost
o. student iife 10 Paris ia prevent
ing families of moderate means from
allowing their sons 70 take up H.
teral career The monthly budget u
student living IN the Latin Quar-
ter II given BY an in~essizsiog 10
excelsior a. T40 franes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-23

The first woman 10 pass the fina.
examination for the English spar IL a
- years old Firf OF Hull she can !.
not Dc called 20 the bar. however,
unil she has pat lr a2 terms which
sifi not be 81 pert year
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-23

fHe season "a htfa wh~n maHy hRp
f ana asthMa sultAtrrs sevh W.
Nf Al Hnaltb naegts Those *hn fH
msm AZ huNe au ftnd felisy H
suisH ildne4 aaa fsg q sRfata8
hH sHeHfna tatsas HNQs
NhfH Mftra N0 W.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-23

Richard Turner opened coffee
house At Tieet street. Lon6on. near
the temple. In 1880, and Il became
known a. Dicks coffee house al /
hesn kDown through al the years.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-23

Young women in Eureka Cali
iorn.s, may whistle On the sirse's
Sithou; being guilty Of disturbing the
pescs. soeordinz 70 the recent deoi-
siou Q! a police 3udge os that city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-23

Carnegie The annual lrl.eounty
fair ta embrace KiowA. washlta and
CAddo counties. wil be held here
September TO 10
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-23

The percentage Of foreign .bors
people of the whole population Of the
United States is smaller today than
II has been since 1860.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-23
STATE NEWS NOTES

Carnegie County commissioner
have ordered iee earn n eraahna
srauie a. hr used ga me roada "
ihe coaniY az which thu eily Feie
quota ef rs SEVERAL ears nf al have
hcen aaed ON the streets and
preaching roads
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-23

Ardmorc A meeting viii be called
shuF ~ n 'hlr place 10 perfeet ihe
organisation 0f the shorihorn breed.
crx of southern Oklahoma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-23

rs orr fault X We dor ge' our
share ~ that onto tourists trade
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-23

GutAre sas tell q visitors Saudas
were aes al property entertained
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-23

lioldenvile = " Vaughn mar
serymAn 81 this nelrhhorhood. has
presented sae parent ehchofs orRAn.
lTatiou All the trees ncrearfy tn
heautify The ward schools ~ the city
and one high school
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-23

Huro J.. A IA ler acr,lce a
driver of gHls place has tiled q
charge of unrrovoked assault asains
aaatablc George Adalr ot nosaell
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-23

Mhas ~as 30 loudly prociAisnod AZ
Industrial democracy sfay finally re
anR tn Industrial dexencraey
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-23

FoR sGLE-oss pspsrs AZ ito Lezae
~ ofrce
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-23

Mechanic n would rather get 81
cents On steady JOB han s5 cents
and nothing dolng winter IS comiug
apaee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-23

The restees Is making reiafn
eararemen. ~iih TIE consumer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-23

Carrier boys pave no receipt books
Do not rsy them fsr Leader sab.
scriDtioDs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-23

VIII the county fair have reli
departnrns thss year
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-23

Rat kgling made very slew progress
ia ioKan county his summcr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-23

nig salaries cf auto builders must
esne duun