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The Washington herald., 1921-01-26
HoLcoMBE G. Johnson,

Member OF the insurance firm OF Johnson Adams
and prominent in insurance activities the District OF Colum
bia tie member OF the firm which southeastern
manaEr OF the Continental Casualty Company and the Cont
mental Assurance Cmpany MI Johnson has been desg
mated by Fred J. Cox president Of National Association
insurance Agents national councillor the national
body the OF the national council of the United
Chamber OF Commerce to be held in the New Willard Hotel
January and 28 Representatives from
of the will be this meeting which
will be presided by Trezevan of the insurance
department the national chamber Mr. Johnson
OF the Commercial National Bank and member OF the Rotary
Club CITY and Columbia Country Clubs
The Washington herald., 1921-01-26
Accidents Killed More.

The New York Evening Sun, in
commenting on an article in the
Sclentifc American. makes the fol-
lowing statement:
we lost 5O,l50 men in the war.
and In the same period 10000 per
sons through accident.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-26

to you. and at the end OF the en-
dowmcnt period. the policy would
mature to you just as il you had
taken the policy on your own life.
Can you make a better showing with
your money anywhere else"
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1921-05-12
PH0N0GRAPH STAR
ADA JONES & CO.

The event of the season will be
the appearance at the Tabb on FRI
day of Ada Jones, the best known
comedienne in the phonogTaph
world. Her personality is remark
able. She can sing side splitting
comic songs. She can make you cry
with heart songs. She can sing and
talk in almost every dialect known
to the world. She can do rube
sketches, alone or with a quartette.
She can-Oh, what's the use? Here
is your chance to see and hear Ada
Jones in person, supported by her
own company of first class artists.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1921-05-12
Announcements

We the following Democratic cand
oates at the State Primary, Saturday, August 6h 1921
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1921-05-12
GOOD ROADS

add for the construction of good
arguments and acted
wisely voting overwhelming majority Such wisdom
action brings
change business from period
labor and predict the speedy coming Of the
good citizenship nehbor county Mene will rank
capital the favored sections and Fsnchburg
few will her thousand
whose cheeks viii be kissed
health hue 1t been long time coming
like that of Menefee giving glad
ory the bond the hills the blue and Western
kentucky clasp good morning and business will have
mountains the Mississippi Val
of the Atlantic and the Let's
shake.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1921-05-12
A CORRECTION

In a recent issue we stated that
Henry Bolts, prominent colored citi-
zen, had his leg amputated above the
knee, when as a matter of fact it was
below the knee. He is improving
rapidly and his friends will be glad
to know that he will be able to return
home within a week or two.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1921-05-12
Sad Death

Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Amburgey re-
ceived message yesterday announc-
ing the sudden death Of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Cassie Bellamy, which oc-
CURED at her home in Cooperville,
Ohio. The remains we're brought to
this city today and later taken to
Chambers Station, where funeral
services and burial took place at 8
o'clock this afternoon. This is the
second death which has occurred in
the family within the past month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amburguy having lost
another daughter, Miss Elizabeth
Amburguy.
Mrs. Bellamy, besides her parents,
is survived by her husband, seven
small children, two sisters, Mrs. W.
j. McCarty and Mrs. Ida Chambers,
two brothers, Melville and Samuel
Amburguy.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1921-05-12

action the of Montgomery county at the various
commendabe that
cratic minority happy action of the majority strictly
majority be impoved choice from
This committee with their chosen
leader R. Ces will of strength efutable the
principles The viii be happy this selec
respond with maoes The Advocate congratu-
Democracy the WELL assuring people that these
victory Ches is far seeing and
the him they will have to beat tin pans
hdeou they viii do it, Hurrah
Montgomery Democracy.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1921-05-12
AN EXPLANATION

of obecng to bond for good
that would interest the full amount voted
would all those labong
Saturday and hear Mssrs Garrett
Boggs Frankfort explain this and all other
These gentlemen will
bond the needed and
only the of bonds used Should need
only $4,000 would sell $4,000 worth of
interest only the $4,000 used 1t be will need
only small part of S25OOOO bond issue
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1921-05-12
RELEASED ON ACCOUNT
OF EXTREME YOUTH

The negro boy, just a kid, that
pillaged the cash drawer of the
Electric Shop and took s1.60 in
cash. was released from the custody
of the law on account of his youth,
and for the same reason we with
hold his name, hoping this first Of
fense will be his last.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1921-05-12
SHALL THE RED CROSS CONTINUE IN ITS LOCAL woRKi

ohALL HE NED ChoSS CONILNUE IN us LOCAL MOhkf
The words RED Cross" appeals They stir being
There This organization could defined helpers
Locally gathered passed
need of long and strong its reahng almost the ends
of the suffering willing
hands of bounty have found the entering home contributing
the mountain the valley the plains where scattering seeds
kindness and mparng good cheer needed When the call battle
when America stirred before when the Congress of the
Cnd States declared state of against the Germans and her Allies
France
manhood responded the call then
strong
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1921-05-12
Mont. Post Accept

The Montgomery Post of the
American Legion has accepted an
invitation to meet with the Dan'el
Boone Post in Owingsville 81 the
evening of May 10, when n number
Of state officials will Re guests of
honor.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1921-05-12

daughters The ready The
and today after the hush Of
fields and from the trenches m
willing helpful They
helpers hospital the Mary Ch cad able
pen Godoving honong nasmuch
you of mine have done
keep with living
serving organization
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1921-05-12

WANTED-To Craze 25 or 80
head of cattle. Call 335-W-1. 60-61
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1921-05-12

FOR SHERIFF
Sidney ]. caIk
Chas. Z. Duff
FOR COUNTY CLERK
Lindsay r. Douglas
w. n. Wright
Stanley Brown
FOR TAX COMMISSIONER
r. n. Greene
r. N. Montioy
L. B. Mason
FOR COUNTY JAuER
James n. Greer
Charles B. James
Will S. Mccormick
D. D. Salyer
WIN. r. Stewart
FOR POLICE JUDGE
Ben r. Turner
r. z. Mastin
c. w. hesbitt
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1921-05-12

FOR SENATOR
Henry s. caywood
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
S. B. Lane
FoR CIRCUIT JUDGE
n. r. Prewitt
FOR COMMONWEALTHS ATTY
W. C. Hamilton
FOR CIRCUIT COURT CLERK
Miss Anise Hunt
FOR COUNTY JUDGE
{. w. Senff
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY
W. A. Samuels
Henry Watson
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
r. G. Kern
A. S. Hart
Dan Welsh
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1921-05-12
SOME REb' BARGAINS
For Saturday and courtday 0nl,

Whole pc"k of 25e ID coffee S 90
6 PoSes Good Matches for ....2 25c
6 P-~~e Washing Powder .........25c
9 C"k"s Lenox Soap ................... Zoc
1T Army Coats and pants, each 75c
Good values. in Mops, Brooms.
Granite Ware, Ladies' and Children's
Hosiery, etc.
In addition TO the above values we
give a coupon with each 25c pur-
chase with which you can secure
Rogers Silverware Free.
MCGUIRE BROS.
Bank Street
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1921-05-12

PASTURE FOR RENT-92 acres
Of grass for cattle. Leyee pike. S. L.
Taylor phone 526-W.2. pd.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-05-25

Ford products--Ford touring cars,
Ford runabouts, Ford coupes' Ford
sedans, Ford, trucks, Fordson trac
tors-have all tumbled in price until
they are within reach of people of
very moderate means. If you need a
Ford, any kind of Ford, come in and
let us talk it over with you.
YONCE G. MOONEY.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-05-25
Delightful Moonlight Party.

The Hustlers of Philippi Baptist
church entertained the Willing Work
ors with moonlight lawn party, May
10th, in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Derrick.
Rev. G. M. Sexton and Mrs. J.L.
Scott, our teachers, helped in plan
ming games and music for our enjoy
ment. After spending while playing
outdoor games we were invited into
the dining room and served with ice
cream and cake.
All went home feeling happy after
having such a delightful time.
We. are all thankful that we have
organized classes at Philippi. We are
doing splendid work and our mem
bership is increasing. We hope for
better results further on. Our class
rooms are going to be furnished very
soon. We hope to make our Sunday
school one of the very best and lead
outsiders into the church.
One of our class members, Bessie
Yonce happened to serious acci-
dent recently, hurting her ankle. She
has been confined to her bed for sey-
eral weeks, but is improving now. We
miss her and hope she will be able
to be with US again soon.
REPORTER.
Johnston, S. C.
Would you buy more gas if you
could get it for 26 cents? Come ir
and let's talk it over.
YoNCE & MOONEY.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-05-25
Second Division w. M. U.

To be held at Antioch church, June
1, Mrs. Prescott Lyon presiding.
Morning Session, 1890 O'clock
.Devotions, Mrs. j. H. Courtney.
Welcome, By membeor of An
tioch w. M. S.
Response, Mrs. T. ]. Briggs.
Roll Call of W: M. S., with response
of the status of each society.
Vocal solo, Mrs. D. T. Mathis.
Miss on Study, Mrs. B. L.. Minis.
~ Methods of Conducting g Mission
Study Class, each society having had
class, giving their plans.
Hymn, "Jesus Shall Reign"
Illustrated Chart Talk, Mrs. j. R.
Fizer.
Vocal solo, Mrs. M. B. Tucker.
Talk, Loyalty" Mrs. J. L. Minis.
Message from our Missionaries,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lake.
Recess.
Afternoon Session.
Professional of Sunbeams.
Sunbeam Song.
Verbal Reports from Sunbeam
bands with song or recitation from
each band.
Mrs. Fizer's account of her trip
to the Southern Baptist Convention.
Hymn "Shall We Gather at the
River"
Adjournment.
All societies in the following
churches are. expected to be present:
Antioch, Horns Creek, Red Hill, Re-
publican, Trenton, Hardy's and Mt.
Zion.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-05-25

WEDDING PRESENTS: See Miss
Eliza Minis handpainted china be-
fore selecting your wedding presents.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-08
A aAtoo~ NAN rsAr our
fHn nuslAgsa wrrn
FAa Law RaQuiHHU

Naay eafly dsY eluihfls m~u ~ill
fememhei John aAMAn tof ase aalooa
o~uer Yea aaa nsanY ~emen sta
NufAeI fer swrri charity daflnW tAe
Christmas times wiii also rememis.ss
This hla hearted gssmnr uushHaa
When tt. irnhhi,loa law bessma u
festse ln uhlahnaaa. John Casan
qalt the businnss he hauf the hw
went into iegfe sna usssf AsA'u 81
afua lt II WAS noe oyefiY lieassd
~lth ihe taslness ehsn 4 waa lawfai
% opnfats ha tola tlisr hnru be
fore laasinE for ather its.da u su.
aua2ur Haaa ! esftalnlY wal nat VIA
bate ihe las % eun,lnao "a he lrisi
mess he aadvi After leaving sluth
F.a john settled daea Ia lnfndar.
ofeson and entered the nere aattls
insln1as ile has uruepvfrd wonder
mlif sell Il dlfg,ins 10 = hank and
rs comfortably tsaei flnaae ally 20
is one aiming the few whn sa~ tbs
rrtat vhia Hsht and rfufilso there
~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-08
MAIL nANolr ReFUsUa
70 LOCATE 1901

rhoeah Arf iscs Rpy card
urr i~isa eoasi,tsa - aitemQse ~
rob tae pnte8 States na'ls sea SOW
on trial here lcg sNra alletva Fuh
Hrfy was "a gh. elsness aiaat ialIns
the entire mornlne n the ualtrt
states district court hrfe welu~sts
Gardiner continued fsnsal "a telt
~herv had dl.Hosed - the mstl
sacks stolen from 4 mail ,af 81 Mafi
cops Aflanoa on Nav mhsf 5 hfuuahf
a statement from hdae vii lam "a
~awtvlie thal y Gardner ~rfr aea ~
realty under svfh loves sentence hs
~ould punish him fof eoatemis ~
court
4 isrEa tali = Carioers lest'mon
was lnteaded ln .uhsiantlsie lhe a.
'lrnsss ries u Insanity
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-08
Su bmarinc CreW
Has Close Call.
Story of Rescue

Ne~ yerk Dee. s--Flfy ens
members q shs crew - the Sub
marine -. ssho escaped throusa
to~pedo tvess after their craft nss
made . ness dive cf Bridgeport
hareor yesterday ard stack 70 shs
bottors. tod . remarAablc ssory Or
rescue On their ARRIVAL toaay a. ,hs
Ne~ Yors navy YARD.
According ,e repori MADE 20
the oomHanests, they lishssosa one
ena q the submarine until u a.
pesrcd above she surface ara snea
set percheu or ts plunsce 10
more thar ten nocss. Until asts
darkness rad fallen vhen. oy
lighting mattresses they attracted
the attention Of passing tanker
which pickse them 80 ana hrovoh,
them here
Several % the men. - well a.
Lisut. Frsnels ADAMS smith. were
feunc 20 be suffering frogr the e.
'ee's of chlorine gas creates b,
sal, water floocins storage batter
isa After examination. however.
only three were detained a, fhe
hospits
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-08
AZ ,o1s ssoaoss wAnase
70 our rAt CRY

w WI F"t WIZ
psshasha Okia iie fha
eaFeunA. paln "a la fsd lnA. read
wsfaips Al Bite nsssoss afv -
isate ra~huska az efsp an aearuas
tssldlas lie tefsAat aaa0sr, ia shs
ahiir District masg tpmealatslY
uata ssaih ~ ne faiirsea lrasks
Fhese nefsss psstsd ,are,shpat
tas ehItr residential aeetioa ,as
business district sat ia aekre
lesn hsFs ,he slsaalnfs The Na
kio klaa
ialtsf eescissd ~ ioeal n.wa.
pager ssAsa Coz plles, eshllely -
Ne matter aaa aalA lhat ths M
klat kap meaot haainsss The
paper waf lnetraeted tl intpfns the
assgues that pes~v punlahmsnt
eoali es 4sait nesfess who failed
a. sblaa ~ sbs ~afalnGs
q sas tho sonteutloa ~ the iestsf
thar negroes are hrvpmiax saa
aamsraat "a The shlts sestloa "
the 0liY aaa that nesloss amplnfad
/ ~ ehlie peauIs and h9uaea ~
sefsa ant aaargrfs hAss been hAfbof
+ les ldle nexrars
Rslts this weeh ~ ppilss plftnfs
pu trftain srffAut quarters IA the
fsaf 81 rfemlaeni slltnns hnmas
have frsoisd 10 the nslsafe - goa.
siderable eo1te and 2eoa stnien
ffom raeba4AA stores have been
( fnuad the r.asrAlsan ~ thean
n.sfovs ibis latter fs,lafrd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-08
WHAT Tucked OVER
WIRE DURING DAY

Washlnxson President nafdlne
after la.ess.saiioa fass. he aims
Aarses - esos e. sa.ses. ia sts
andestak inxs ~ announces
~ Iahns n \ ru,nt. a..
ln.an =. =. a.. ....,.l ,h,.. have
h..n 49,, ana ....ers. t.m.ss Ana
4. ser, Ae.,, ,.as - th
h.fs.,.p. u Metnr.8s.
w..at... ..... ..
s,.,...r. ~. t,.,., :, .,,.....
.sas,., an. .nss.s.. - asrA. .s
q,,fs - ,ss.aoo
,..... u4
aa, i.., ,.,ht q, s,,.r.e. f., +, ).
presen, ,weh,nr - ~, n.se...
h.ss,a aim uesaef
go. ~. =. .
-. .r'.r n, -.
house, ia thls ar, ordered 10
iese aoer.
n..... 49, t....
.,. -. -.
n.,. "a ... s 49,. 1000.
~. .,...... s.., .,.4...t
4. Il. ~, NJ. ..........
"a geul.. Wf. lmi,. n.r,,
man Russell Al nst ahi,. nrl l.at r
ia kansas {. ssAa a, kilkesson 40.
Ter rf-t home = on The site uhrss
l.ratenuar.h Ma stands
iondoa praeoss Mars ~ fas
land and Ni.eonuf .aa.elie. pft b.
married Fehmaf, "a. ia has been
announced
it.,stnn p,. ala. un, unrt
w., -. n....,,.t .a.. a.. ..s.s
IA e.,,.nanA.. at 81. tns..a i.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-08
FIVE FIRMS DECLARED
TO Be BANKRUPT
Enid Concern Creditors Are OF
fered 40 Per Gent compensa
ton For Claims Piled
Other Failure. Noted

Ga the matter ~ tAn lu,eluntafs
bantfa ssy retltoh shsh has -
reaa, hsea saeo,et asalnef D. ~
herf So. ~ Enld fai.osl hss i-esn
n'ea uiih ihe ,lsfs of ihs United
stsles federal count e4ernf shs
sfe iof. 90 pst cent canspensa
ilon ll haa hcsn fvrsgod te JEAN
hAdf.sA rstc.ec. a. ho,i a meet
,us "a sredi,ors to consider the pro.
poauoa
Another soian,ap pstlt.on ia
bankruptcy kaa besu nlca hs sho
iAeipa riumblns 4 Sheet Meta -
ot l.awson The ~hedaled nah li
arc ffa>tss 18th ssscts scheduled
"a 81 $50 ana ihe sreard debts
amounl e. ti5s4 Additional lnsea
iHfles 81 Claud = Clbton a. one -
she Hnraefs shows that be- uwea -
sae % snd ases,r At 81 $50 asa ~
Absent ufandeu the oshef partner
ote debts % 81 ltot sni sseci. a.
flehsa
81 ne matter ~ the pufol Hard
safe 60 already adluassi . bauA
rset ehe1aies % pannrrahlp ln
, tsfrsis of Ira ssoier shoas asl,ts a,
s'an elth 40 asfcts 80 n West
e~bsv $3.50 d. pi,b asss .. tsso0
" uleo stoief aeot. SAYS asssta.
Ss@so partnership debts ssetfi S.
assets sepa4s2a
heu RYAN Rorker hes filled Alu
voluntary bausfuplea schedule. a. 4
menlnef of ,ho firm ~ Rau4er a
CLARK. with dents tstAaSa. sssess
'etA SO
Nos ~ Van Nseisf. Norman flel
he voluntary bankruptcy schedule
with drngs ssgsa 80 nnd aaao,s
$40 90 Tony Nan Na tef. Norman
schedules 81 ss2eaao and asaots
iis5 iielh are farmers aud stock
men
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-08
Japan
Accepts
Sea Plan

~@shlusson. Dee. S--rhe Japanese
government has accepted the propossi
Ter cua5rapie understanding - an,
Pacific. an authorizes Brlt,sh spokes
man sad to-day.
The British spokssman sad s,5.3
ratio propositson with regard 70 esp
ssal ships ~ss in some nay related 20
. eemplete sstilemer, and tina, thls
proposition haa rot yet beeu accept
Cd hy sne Jspanese government,
cailins attention 70 an Associates
Pre- disateh frooa renoluis auetn9
Jaranese newspaper As 70 accept
snee ey the Toxic government Of the
ousorJpls plan. the British spokes
man SAID this vas correct. ard snas
the wsshinston eon'srsnss knew i ie
be correct
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-08
sfArE TO RESUME EsAmiNA.
TONS FOR iNplcENTS

Resumption OF bacterial examine
ton for INDECENT sicx Sas announc-
cd N a circular mailed to physicians
q the state Wednesday By Dr A r.
Lewis. state health commissioner.
Dr L. X. Cec.l and Mrs cecil recent
iy we're a.Uolnted 70 IN the vacan-
ries in this department a. uniser-
s'ty hospital
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-08
TWO RESORTS HAVE
uGfn pkolocKnD

The Patty Galnes plass on s0alH
SECOND street. knovR as toose
Joint and the garley waahlaFluu
plaee on the sanis ro righ, ~ ~ar
have been padlp,l 81 ~ the sheriff
rheAe plates have peen running iu
tsathFle fer many feafa and the 81
ffers knew MeY Nsre running
Hrd county Attorney Dlneiddis 20
cay efh" resorts vefe alslatanfiy
seed a. 'dccoY 10 bare the lnlh'tlatod
once to- tho act aeiesfa aw11rof
ao~n aud ARRESTED me uulof' mats
s.sl,orf when offigefs Ns e~fia ~
that a Place p holes lrd ie. ipfmof
81 4Hrp0ses 81 fag ether pniaNfpi
purposes Il s. ,he oifssra dugg %
eiofe the lace 81 a asisanse Aaa
this la just shat -aas uui dome in sbe
ease u ths waeAlneion sod oainet
pla.ss until the sheriff Jid the lo1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-08
NEW ORDER TO
CLASH VITA KHAN

Wilson Des According 60 neN
stem 10 newspaper og this clty the
'oke IS ou ths hootiessine element of
this see o.
u s said that the booteegerr al
began taking advantage of Ka Kux
Khan Va this section Not know ing
that the Khan had IT, official seal
which it attaches 10 an correspond
ence each boot aegrr wrote h.s cons
sctitor = letter a. warning giNas
.Nn only 3 few hours ln which a.
leave this section o. the county
After each had received letters
o, warning from the unofficial.
snf osed 'o.ee Khan boo,leaer.
convention ~as called il IS said. and
AZ the convention the truth was dis
covered
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-08
orAo OIL MAN
lGAvGs FoRrUrs TO nAaS

Fort Worth Texas net fhe
uuIh q tho $500 200 oststs ~ tohu
s ,Mafkt AAahey GA upefa nf ehn
tulea h.mscd here ~eeA aau ls
lot a. hls relatives an1 ,hHd et iua
AHk'ses. according 10 she eiil filed
here to-day It's sister Nrllle ,
Matthews bic mothef Man HsHhef
and brother. Harry share 10 sAa
estate 10 the wife Ia fafs WaNh
tsS.dNn lt leu The gAid 81 . fof
mpf vlfe scs lhe tasf naiorisf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-08
Two MARRIAGE
llcIssGs TO-DAY

1lust ss the coli Aeathcf that
keeps them home ead a. aitarhe 81
the marriage ilrrass hnreaa to-day
eomiuvatag on the few marriage Hs
eeuses that hass besn ISSUED - fsF
ihls month tsuaily the rush fof d
eensea besina early in i1ecemhrf ana
never iets 40 To-day EMERY ra.asr
a. Waterloo and u q cio~yer Fl ~
Sasina and u Dossiing ]s aai
Mae MARTA s of Okishoua csts
~efe ihs oulY callers Io- marfiaEe
papefs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-08
meNRFvEa sAys cgriGs
coNrEar WAs FAIR

bf Wi.Nsm ,iekrwsF. tn
aeagile WashluKlon where he a
90 isetuFlnE tour mas geaIsd u
hafgrs made thar the Better
cities soaiss, 10 Oklahoma Nas not
earflsd "a fairly stating that ~ j
qniie eefiain that ludEes ~efe lalr
ln making their decision xlylnk ths
prize - shawnee We ali kaoe hos
he feels 80 he matter
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-08
rREu LECTURE roN'osr
At OPERA HOUSE,

There will b. free lecture %
chrgstlan science by psHi staft
seelry. Portland OREGON. membvr
of the Board of i.oeiufcehlp of the
Mother church The Frst Church q
Christ Of Boston Massachusetts, ~
the Guthrie theaief tonight ~
O'Clock Doors vii be o.en ~ s
Every body welcome. no collection
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-08
BROWN MAKES THREAT
10 RESIGN nIs oFFlcF

A report g current that Mayor
Pollard ana Water Commissioner
Prank Brown are not st all satisfied
with The attitude of Commission r
Mitchell ia the transaction Of city
business. Brown claims that Mltcn
ell refuses 70 attend business ses-
slons OF the commission. and that
unless there - more harmony he
will resign bis Office
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-08
MRS MUsloW TO GIVE
COUNTY kIDDiEs FREE SHOW

Mrs Nora Nuxlo~ county su erin
tendent has arranked 20 iut on =
free Christmas show. December .7th.
az 80 g N Tor the klddies Of the
county She believes that this VII
De real treat for them
Each pupil " he pr0viied wlth 5
ticket which he or she must .rescn.
before being allowed 70 enter.
The show companies are putt.n
on social attractions for that dav. the
best that can he had vii be roYlde.l
PuIis may take their choice ~ the
three local pleture shows
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-08
ELEVEN mumBUHs EXPEDITION
AIRY FORCES wraE RANGED

Washington De, Eleven mem
brfs of the American expedliionar,
forces vefe hanged 10 France after
conryilon ~ military court
marshal colonel waNer y neihel.
Judge advocate general ~ tbe army
testified today before the senate
committee investigating charges hy
Senator Natsoa. democrat ~ Georsia
thHt american soldiers acre hanged
without trial ia q ancc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-08
AFFlRms GAS RATES

Oklahoma cts DE-, An order
~ the corporation commission in
creaSng gas rates at Bnsiow was %
firmed today by the state supreme
court Tho order was appealed by the
nr'sto~ commercial club The rates
a. affirmed are 81 cents per thousand
for domestic CONSUMERS 81 cents rcT
i.neo for the first 100000 for indas
trial consumer 20 cents rer thous-
aud for indus,rials for the next GOO
600 and Is cents per Thousand fot
ali in excess 81 800 600
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-08
LlFE TERM IN
PRISON FOR WIFE KILLER

i'efersbare ~ Dee S Jemcs
fo0gcr entered a plea oi guilty We :
ncsaay IN ciFeuit court here 90 IN"
charge 81 Staying BIS plfe and was
sentenced 20 serve lAc sentence in
Chester prison Nhile the jury was
being selected Coc2e attorneys u
ierrrpied the proceedings and an
nounCcd tha their client wou.t Plead
guilty - the char4e
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-08
hr sUGs TAILOR WHO
MADE KIM RIDICULOUS

ST. Louis No. hac Because
the trousers ~ his wedding suit
were alternately too ionr aui iuo
short and ihen TOO lunf again. max
rs hls 7pcafsnce feAlenlous amt
cautlne Use poflponement ul the
ceremony John srm has filed suit
ln the circuit couii here today 20 70 y
,oYer fiia uom hl, tailor That SUM
Sfim ys lnrudes rent pc paid
on tiat and foo lof hia lavyrf
The taee is unanr aHsisomeni
SlfuuH marriage has net been an
naun,ed