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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-07
r~TN1NG PUBLIC LEDGER ER-PHILADELpHIA, MONDAY Fl

be one OF the most brilliant things Of
the kind ever attempted. The dancers
will be costumed to represent the four
suites Of playing cards, and the Joker
will lead them all. An elaborate card
case that will open upon the stage will
disclose the dancers, who will step from
IL in turn.
Charles s. Morgan, former dancing
star of the Mask and Wig Club Of the
University of Pennsylvania, has drilled
the performers, and there will be much
clever dancing. both individual and col
lective. Members of the company have
been selected from the institute and
from among the patronesses.
Each year the Catholic Philopatrian
Literary Institute gives this. ball. and
has done so annually during the entire
time the institute has been in existence,
| almost century. 81.
Upon the general committee in charge
| of the affair are: Chairman, Frank T..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-07
Man Dies In Cell

A man, who gave his name to the DO =
lice Of the Tenth and Buttonwood streets
station as Robert Austin, forty two
years old, of 1922 Meredith street, was
found dead in cell last night, after
being locked up on the charge of intoxi.
cation. The arrest was made by Clark
q patrolman, who had noticed Austin
in helpless condition at the corner of
Darien and Callowhili streets. At the
Hahnemann Hospital il was stated that
his death was due to alcoholism. The
coroner's Office is investigating the case.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-07

uonol division OF the adjutant generals Of
nee. Washington. has accepted the invita-
tion TO address the Benjamin Franklin Post
~ It's meeting next Wednesday evening in
Houston Hall, Thirty-sxth and Spruce
streets. and has even promised to arrange
to give demonstration of the effects of
Ahort-term intensive training upon illlterate
recruits, provided platform facilities can be
provided.
This post will begin q drive to bring It's
membership obove that of 1920. wisn Il
stood third in membership in Philadelphia.
The finance officer. Roland j. Lower, isg
South Thirty sixth street. requests all dc.
iinauents to forward dues to him at once,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-07

Carr, president Of the institute: treas
urer, Gerald A. Dougherty secretaries,
James j. O'Neill, William J. Delaney
and William ]. Seymour John +.
Skelly, Thomas J. Reilly, James a.
Hamilton, William J. McGlynn, Will
liam J. Mccormick, James J. Hastings,
1gnatius J. Horstman, NJ. J. Coghlan,
Joseph G. Trainer, William f.. Doyle,
+. II. Kelly, Andrew j. Maloney,
Joseph A. Cummings, William J. Wall
and Michael J. O'Rourkc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-07
PH|LOpATR|AN BALL
WILL Be BRILLIANT
Human Card Deck Will Dance
at Opening Number of
Annual Event
OTHER FEATURES
DUE

a unique feature. "Hearts Are
Irumps.' will open the annual ball Of
the Catholic Philopatrian Literary In
stitute tonight in the Bellevue -Strat-
ford. There will be an elaborate set
OF scenery used in this dancing num-
Der. and brilliant costumes.
by the members Of the institute, will
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-07

back, ~ Legion, az chairman OF the
Ameri'"" welfare committee,
-.sn1Hnn> an effort will be
!. ! !. / {. !: !. !. !. !
4 &GyIk made to alleviate,
.NS2zWEM MS far as ex serv-
xMTLS3kSyNIAN ice men nre con-
{k4IHNN1H 4 cerned, the unem-
lkVySNN3 h ploymcnt situation
lvNyaSNSgNZE in Philadelphia.
M%e.l2EN This committee
MSeIIs% has been author
HTNs lzed BY the cxecu.
,..,,;,tec 70 incur the necessary
tive con''" n Cor the promotion Of this
eSpeh'eT Tho committee will aid Legion
o.,hcrs No.J md world war veterans In Oh,
ms; mI,in;ug noaitions. The preference ,will
,s'u%s ~ aiysn TO members of the Legion,
rsr S Mr.. Hollenback can be
nossJ n.soJ nj 1904 Brandywine street, or
iis.nsh the new county headquarters.
talU;SS ,ai,S floor, Tenth and Chestnut streets.
:, rou,d be beneficial II conference OF
,nnloyment officers were called 10
tet On. problem. Such q conference
may be calico ,.,,, ,o,a -. nav,
Geo's rSbr1,sry IL. II has acquired n
neeuss ssr,s pt 1881 Ridge avenue. Accord
nw Arthur Lamartino. the finance Of
tr has nxed It's dues at s3 year,
$500, 10 attract at least 100 members
n is7i. .,,, ...
M, national executive CO tnittee meets
~. ~, ,,sington today TO consider this soldier
,,.ar.s,on pending before Congress- Win
hrjnrinR pressure to bear so that
wW "a sunported by the former service
'as nav r,Sy be passed before the session ends
Essn,.yIyrn,a Esn is represented by FRANKLIN
n,. E,nn.'% county chairman. and former ma
...o,i commander; David J. Davis. depart
,,,rt commander. and William @. Mur,
1ss, state adjutant. The session VIII
s,n,inue for three days.
Colonel Lewis @. Sor!ey, OF tho educa-
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jECION WILL HELP
/ ITS MEN GET JOBS
e,.oiaI Plans Made to Meet Un-
employment Situation for
Veterans o..
couFERENCE Is LIKELY

~ ,be direction Of II. T.. Holien-
Under walter NJ. Clearly Post.
Hscs, HSs.,icSn an Legion, as chairman OF the
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SrGo7oh 84oo
ADVERTISEMENT

IACoE REEDS SONS, 1926
j Chestnut Street, have an inter-
esting announcement to make
concerning their suits and overcoats.
ihey have taken a number Of suits
1rom their regular stock, originally
priced at $40 TO S75, and marked
them 500. Overcoats. formerly
priced S75, have been marked $50.
They are all new models and of eX-
ceilert quality. I priced the custom
tailored shirts and found that a
shirt Of the new imported Scotch
madras in most attractive patterns
and colorings will be made to meas
ure at $3.50 to SO. Custom-tailored
shirts Of cheviot are So to SS. OF
unshrin!;able tropical flannel $40 to
SIP, and Of the new silks $3.50 to
$3.50. The hosiery department has
received some good-looking golf hose
from England which sell at S..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-07

HNE may lose ones hair. aud
J yet be quite content in the
acquisition of false but becom-
inr curls. Even a limb can be re-
placed, But when anything goes
wrong with the eyes there is no
comeback. So, if you have the least
trouble with your eyes or experience
any difficulty in reading. it is most
important that YOU consult reliable
optician who will recommend to YOU
dependable oculist. Forty years
experience as opticians, cooperating
with the most prominent oculists in
Philadelphia, enables Fox Company,
now located at 1719 Chestnut Street,
to give you the best possible service
in the matter of filing your oculist's
prescriptions accurately and adjust
ing your glasses satisfactorily.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-07

Tr isn't quite safe to say that
CLOTHES make the man." Never
theless, they count q great deal
when it comes to making an i'm
pression-and accessories are most
important. The effect Of q travelling
costume, however faultless, is spoiled
If one carries battered, unattractive
travelling bag. 1t is one article on
which you cannot afford to ccon-
omize in any way but by buying the
best. A well-made bag Of fine
leather. Given an average amount of
use, will last for years. If you're
going south for the remaining win
ter months you'll most probably need
new bag, and it will be we'll worth
your while to visit the leather goods
department at the store OF Bailey,
Banks & Biddle Company before
purchasing.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-07

THiS has been such delight.
fully mild winter that many of
us have found it quite possible
10 dispense with the furnace fire ex-
eept on the coolest days, using some
auxiliary heating device instead.
JUST now. especially, such a handy
sort OF heater as the Perfection Oil
stove is most useful, and the an
rouncement of sale of these at the
store OF J. Franklin Miller, 1912
Chestnut Street, will be welcomed bv
the householder. A discount of 90
per cent is allowed from the stand
ard price, which means quite a saw
ing. The Perfection Oil Stove is
well liked, for it is absolutely safe
and very easy to handle. 1t is eco
nomical, too. and gives out a great
amount Of heat, warming room in
very short time.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-12

.N4 M at"t sHsHitsf 8aHs II. aas la..s (. f
'N aa. hs eeeN nnflj naf aHt naft..,t..s.
! uo 'A3 Nsislisine fhe het,l>hifs .nlnts4 6
4 VI nesi 'he aanmuh cu,.a. os f.,'
t.,a ..le Sacrifice. 4 Hkf th,. .ap...fa,,..
f4 Nt s1s ia aa,4a At nl'tsts f
eb F' aie fsHn NaiNey n tn4.t. I
f. afkellN fsagaa.tal thst 4.4 lasf
M H' .sf fhHsiaf afisa,.a fstes... f l
s.t4e...i e'' Nai aa 4aH seN. Aause. a l4
War Hefhs4 l,e4.a n.Hi.s,. 4..a. .
,t Veterans ~ tie >.apst Amefeaa uae st. a,., "
ft, M i N't NslaH faflse pFonpus 81 lu4 4 st. !
H" ett tNA Rar.A la fts flfsi saa.l ,.l.. ~ WV"
efnen1 san AZ delivered "' ''"'''# {
2H ss oi lanuets a2l $ 'a'hf' rs I
NfAi Aests
.'.Nnf1~.z loliN y HARTMAN
--~~-~. Masur
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-12
LEGION HOSPITAL
PLANS ABANDONED
world War Veterans ASH Fer
rev Rill Would Have Al
diiion Built To Univer
sity Hospital

oklahoma cay Jan ia rlaa. *.
separate hosaaai tnilhor ~
stale p oane ior fosaner ser.s ...
hare been abandoned by saa .ns.
'@" Lswion and instead the
'ane Wiil pe asked io apsn,'.,....
funds for az edesfsoa to ,he asu s,,l
FeF~i'y hospital & Oklahoma 81,
'h@ course Of action uas ae.,.a
upon a meeins here today Is, she
hospital COMMITTEES o' ihe l..elan 3
''R9od hy nrnabea. ~ 'hr state ee,.
n''ieea = lhc leaaiaftre ana nmat.
ed fnop 'he plea for :. aam. o,..aa
oF tAe house and saaaie
The revised 1lii via ba ue.as,.s
io Che senaia lu,salf.i annt..o'
aqfNfa> ana feen io ihe senate ~
irs' readinT i eas aansnsse,4
the i.exioa committee usa -. ,s.
''seiion % eie.raie huild4ne " ss.
TATE for formcr senre amen lff.e
ns with 'uoereaio- il vas aanooa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-12
CNALMER G|FF[N BUYS
HURTON's STORE STOCK
Y X Burton To Devote Time ro
Road Activities New Man.
agement To Improve
Store

y hur'ea who has bs.ea e.s
n"sed wth ,Ae Burton nry c..,.,.
store y ibls city gos soss. .hse A.s
Disposed y Ais in,evsn n ~. s,,s
ness g Chalmers Gafin. sna MA h.
."'e n's eatire time lu ,he fa.ars y,
h's n'"d activities Nr nuson .,.
ne eoala aot 90 Justice as hs.s
"p'~ Of business aud de id,.i & ~
s~v ~ tae store stneA
Nr esnen l4ss les. .ss.,..,
"''a the Burton sion a n,saas.r ~,
s'"' khplsler tor soue Time y n
s'ase + = Burton severed Al. -.
.''s''ons The STORE saA - know.
'''fe~f'er as the GHfea -, cn.
''''paly q Guthrie Mr cie.n h.s
he coutgolliag stock and eia ,a,,s.
''s'say pexl0 Improvements hr~
T and more diversified line Of vo,a.
y" 20 carried and nusnb.r ~
'esessafy chamTos made ,o ur,s.r
as 'siicaenoy q tAe hasineps f,n
~ 'ae present management ,,a
asiaesS during 1921 Il ce~a,s y q
rosser
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-12
STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY
HOLDS IMPORTANT MEET
Election Of Officers Postponed
Revision Committee To Re
port Legislative Com
miitee Appointed

p" annual innfpr of $50 al8.
'f'"ipfle~l soeisfs s a tha
STATE 'Daae iaesdaf asfDs sH dss
AaH was ''ieuasi hy 'he asss.f
kA'hr'os q asenbes ss~u for msay
f'ef The 'pnpi'tsa an fes,sAsa -
'D' constitution aaed ~ m8haf
'1N" e Fsgvfr and sas reat~l urslt
"i''saai meeiinE g l8ae ard fha
'''s 'spn - offi'eis eas aast onai 50
~'o' that fepoft raa be asasa 81
i''i"ffs II officers ana fle.a aer
Hsfd tse soeleiy has bsea
'HAAliss wonderful 4anrsee. d..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-12

HaH Francisco }aH 4 aieaa
q ifpM eee q af'y feae "a pfi.s
~" int 1isaaa4 IS Iams4
'sf'f sflalHa Eaassiaf convicted
l'feasesf = II az aisaek aa Miss
'sa# Montgomery 81 Reno sssa9a
carry ees aiffn tMaaty y44s
4iHf - execution e. Hsfesf ~ aBassl
'is q ~ m9a 81 ihe gang aeeasei
e a'saftf H'ss AHsemay a.
ssHfrAaet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-12
NhN'I\DiD NLOINr\TS
TO BE RIG ,IIln

Washington -aa fe rnes asnae
'1ei''s from TIE National socarit,
W ''''Hse appropriation amoanan
~ se'e'al millions 81 dollars n.
e farioas aepaumeun os he
s"'''o'aent. may BE- recalled IS pres.
wilson according u Al opinion
= tae atiorneyeenerai The mna.
. recalled he said may s. ran
n olRer departments Is meet
'Nt atoms contracted during "a. Il.
s' wear i9is FOR which e sH.t
| '' already made are insufncies,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-12

#Hf8'"H fNN ts President
''es''t ha lwaal e. Msxh.4 e,tf
"a lgm ae,afalss n,
w " tla ala Asams nieaf
NfHta e. t'a ssais dsparms,s a.
'eafr FAH np Indication y az
!" e0 tn m a tho unal n.
Hh y senant q eeaal alnn
~ Ne a omeas ~ fasa~
''#'A sHe taa#i Hasea ~ sua
20 Afafa aHag
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-12
ioa " MEMBERS 0r
ii'.isI ,tttI SCOlIl

a'''''puiiuH ~ comAli.s
'''''' ''rsh'p maee Speaker seba
'f He house Asi night. Losan
'Ntf memeeiH pvfo alasaa X.
,' ssp { G shasp~mols aaa
Rep { c saarp--ale. n4
't''o''if" arnraflou. Ednas,lsa
'''e fHa1 municipal
'.e ''p's ppPHe healtl sanitation
''f'''oa ~ iments eo.s
'''''i "m. oooa Agrleui,ufe aaio
"m Coaa tsrlealprc sise
Sooi laade rsffenehmeai sna 4,
l'f'" renal Aslfanana The ss.
''p'ins committees Is lbe hare
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-12

'slasien Jaa rae smiia
NN'f Hi'i ony faf, ,one.ss
f'of'''es ior creation W apaf
y y education, wish federal ali
i"f fho states 1 promoting saaeat,a.,
~r f'P"fiea Tuesday by ihe hoass
einrsliDa committee Aa awens.,
''''''''e courses ~ study aaa
i't's ri 'Af9inR oa ihe aet la aav
'' H'aiH g determined tf siast
q leeal aut5oHfles
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-12
DANIELS TELLS HIS spy

Washington. Jan. IL 49,
D1nieis to-day laid before tit,As..
naval affairs committed apprt t.s,a
y complete data on the SEA ~ q,
the tAre~s pFfn aai maritime .s.
request in ronnectlon with a,-
sideation q national disa ,sse.,,
proposal
Table submitted shows ih.s s,l.
s-le present effcsiye fiwhtins s,r.n
of che British navy in~iud, ssS
SHIPS of l,sAS443 tons as y. "a
with S2e SHIPS os 77s.lsa tons tho
American navy. completion Il tan
thoriacd buiidiny pr.sSrau a IA
country in 1926 sill give l. a ,,.ee
superiority in the ratio of a.
with approximately an equal b.
Of shtS.
While The present strength s.
Continued on Pa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-12

'n The pipe easilf eausisy = !,
.p''"." i With the new mefhmI
ne fir'ng 4 pipe IS handled ..;.;,
machine and no pull or sffs.,,
'a' po sibi' break It there bciao
20 "cighf on the derrick this wav
g ali Only two men nre r.
iilire" {" opefafe the syaten and
- 'n"riinerY + arranged ~ fhas
4're Hte 10 delay or heavy work
,'e.i = = certain amount ~
a'iliiug . made from eaeh tower
ana ne well is aIvays ia perfec,
shape II is one of the prineioal
claims oi this method that there
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-12
PROF. PEAk HEADS
BETTER CITIES NONTsIl

There wss a nsost excelleal 1
iag Of an The COMMITTEES of theal
ter cities movement Monday
AZ the library
Rev J n kAlorn gave s.a1
report and offered some very
suggestions pertaining to this Is
meni lie also sroke ii lengtl
SUNDAY Sea'ool Enlargement
Rev. Greer. o. the ralsed Pre-
terfan church gave a short
which was foliaasd by the rs
from the Home Life committee
Prof Chas. W Peak spoke
school Equipment IN bis ne oi
the meeting at Edmond r. said
the Guthrie high school was Sc
81 as a member IN peod sfandins
the North Central ssoaiaiion w
j. very gratifying 10 our chool 4
nRIni,y
Rev. George o Nichols then I
an interesting talk and Mr 81
gahae a report q the welfare caui
tee. Judge A. n Boles dellsere
warning speech on Pool Halls"
Prof Peaa rendered his rosieraaI
as temporary chairman ~ the "a
ter cities" movement. whicl was
accepted and much against hls wis
he was appointed AZ permanent ch.
man The executive session adjol
sd to meet February :.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-12
JAP KILLS TAR

Toxic. Jan. i2 Ne2ss aper ds
patches received from Nladivostok 5,
port that the chief engineer of Il
American crusier Albany was shoi 3
Japanese soldier while he vas =.
turning 70 his vessel at O'Clock N.
morning. and died shortly afterwarl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-12


fril anI o,l well by using aus.
'ne size easing The size II the
sasihg ufea may depend largely
on the formations found ia ss,
particular field. bpf usually ~
ineh easing wall he the most used
\ great deal of trouble Is always
eaused 70 drilling wells bv the
esfine nsr'ing.. aud 81 order r.
avoid m. difficulty this method
,lses The heas rest weight Of dr;ll.
iue pipe With the presprl
methods of drilling the dcrrcl
VIII stand ~ heavy strain. states
Dir. Ramsey, the weight and pull
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-12
sliir iltltIlD HONEST

NasalaIun Haa A a,8. t..s..a
fepef Expenditures ~
"H'" Nf shlpsna bulalnw say
sfH'asH' Wen aast aiaa hat 40 AL
'7 " ifsaa 'lnsv beu oasna IA
'A sla'nAs nAd sestiea.sass
f'hlaa tAHaoa Assa,aat a shn v.n
'Fa' ''''''itf'a'sf r go shltqins boart
7 tQrHaaF hssfses ths spe..sai
sNa7e HsHfea a9lfh renewed a..
sa'e inis MS t.saea. agara.
tsNa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-12
.lAIE NARKE TING PLAN
EXPLAINED BY FIELD MAN
rmers OF State Who Raise Col
on Are Awakening To Needs
OF 70 operation. Logan
Cotton Growers Join

4 Il Woodward fssd ma. :,
state Marketing commission a5
seq a meeting og tanasr. ana
l'ss men q Guthrie 1t the Cham
% Commerce Tuesaay afiorpoon
interest of The Oklahoma CO..
Gfowera' association. cxpl.,ui,v
plan obiest and aim os the AZ.
zion. showing in detail how q
benefit The farmer. iha ban. -
he merchant alike
farmers q Oklahoma ara
ming at last aud everywhere a.
ate are rsllynx 70 the sups.,r,
association. H. said
ortani1afion which has the ac.
Fesins and co-operaflon of The
States bureau o. markets.. the /
iens of federal farm demon
If
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-12
Bold Bandits In
Da Wight Stunt

Lake charels Ia Jan IN.
windows of the Mouet clost.rs
rouse q Sulphur lou,aiana s.ers
s's"hsd e"' early today by five roe
's'A "no made ~ .slth loos II IL
~"'qmeaie The rohbrfy Naa ~t
MESSED hy a barker ~ho ssases "a.
'"sn auaahed the windows ~,,h
re under cover af the rumble q,
passirs tram.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-12
HARDING TO SPEND
MONTH IN FLoplnk

Marion O Jaa Il prraraflons
Tor Prcsiicni-elce' riaralnxs trn y
fioFias are nearing completion and
although 20 definite date has been
Aa''oupeed for his desariarc q * n.
d'fAfed ho vii rensaia ia Marion only
Tor week or SO longer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-12


"eeied with ne drilling Of a
wells and il The cost Of sinking
!, mem IN, can BE- iesseued ans AZ IN
= "'ll mean great deal The
.. ~. many fields At the present
'.i' '''ne mat are not drilled ~ -.
'"'iAe The production i so s,ssf
PEI well and the cost ~ .lr,,l.a..
:" great That wiih The present
~ a,s'hp'is' they vii not be- drille,l
- large part Of this cost can 81
overcome It will mean a greater
Of work. Every oil field
CONTINUED on PAPA )
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-12

- ~ surh thing As Fighting
ease - b. says
Some Of The other features !,
fhid" d foundation ~ rou.r..,.
aud q sfeei derriek bnt In com.
piete portable steel nnii. wbiel
.'''ke = easy 70 move from oae
location 70 another and Is sav.
'he :" expense OYER the pressut
rig tinbfrs
u would iak, great deal af
- si'aee 70 describe IN any detail
ne method. bai this will likely BE-
given ont later
There are many problems con
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-12

lore Jan i2.-R II Ram.
oeai OIL operator. has n.
a new system Of dr,lling
which Is being receive
! great deal Of favor. "
,pted much time 10 this
q has recently returned
hingfon whore he file
domestic and foreign
y iie Is now makinr :
Pests Of this new method
prkin9 out the differetet
b detail.
hmsey claims for his
pat be will be able TO
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on COMPANY IS nAnaauer

N"3 fpsf 1aE ~ creapors
''''" "n 'nfoiaaiaFy pefiiion rs is,nk
rnpif1 aFaina' fhe folonm ~.
aHe'ns ana Refining com .ahy ds.iefs
iH "il and 90 rights hese Itssu.,lay
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-12

santa -. y 81 Jan. fe-R.,-
o'nssefieiaiion * The sazsare o. land
'"nefship ae excluding Japanese
ana drastic 'sslue sky isx were
male IN the iuessago delivered b.
p. 6. NechAn to the NV
"eA'co legislature when Il convened
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-12
AERIAL DERBY IS ANNOUNCED

's''" '"H An aerial dsr.
~ ip'i'o'ns q race boiwcen dirns Is
8'FAp'i's. 'hs flrsi 81 The Kind n 81.
world. vii e hsld soon At Lam.
"eseA. California fhc navy depsr.
meni has announced
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-12
Nations
Readyto
Disqrn7
sullfrlN

wsshin0son. Jan. f2-so... =.
un'ea States can upon : .,,...
% the wortc for "a fusi. "a a.n ..
o'ssussiou % Reduction u ,rnsr..,.
the favorable response o.,ts 4.
prenps ana inesitabie. shs so,s., =.
val committee WAS told TOD. b. c.
srsl TssAer r. sliss. fsrss An.-s.
can representative on IN. su,r....
war council at Paris.
The nation that ~oula r.
such conference ard resus.e .,n..
TO any proposition tooe, = -.
armament or at least a rest4sr :,
rs military establishment. Ia c~n
sral sllss, ''coulo De ~rittes,,,., :.
the next Germany ara ths sun,,ss
with the exception o. orape ne ana
beer made from pore hcps.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-12
wAxAHAcHiE FIRE LOSS HEAVY

Waxahachie. Tex. Jan. IL
Fire of undetermined origin here
destroyed a shoe store. a dry goods
store, and a tailoring establishment.
Tuesday. Loss IS estimated At s75.-
COO
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-12
SILK MIL curs WAGE SCALE

Easson. Pa, Jan. l2--,s0nounce-
ment was made Tuesday by j ".
stssAr1. president OF he Stewart
SILK company Of reduction in wazes
Of is per cent for all employees. in
cluding himself.
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sTALdy COMPANY oprns plA.r

peea'ur iiii. Jan ~ ee A f.
'isHy NApaiisiuriug company. mai.
er = starch and siues reopene.i n,
p'sh' TUESDAY. iaisins back bpy msa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-12
MiAtary Funeral
For Dead Hero

e1"eral services sor she 49,,
sssH Wallace ~alt be hsid AZ m.
f'rst v. G. church. rharsaa, 49,.
ernson at ? O'elsek. Al m~-,
eers y the IeBrcn Post A~.r
San Aseien. arr Urged t. b. ore.
sn' @s Masehesss uoasrssAias
p~r'ers AZ isso, in oraer q as
e0msany the remains 70 the r,,.,
~ {, enarce. ooio Star ~s,h,..
~'i also b en hans ., sAas hoor
Mayor Hartman has ss.a,s
pfoeiar'aslen asking al hus.n...
nosses 70 be closes bsnsesn ~.
he1rs - $50 and 30 ana ,.s,
e'''reaa generally eeasreoats i
u's eoerSa ara pay hemaos 10
thia seau here.
~ ssrsies men az urpes u
wear their uniforms
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-12

hffae aftfeFians Jan Is THE
A''a feiieaf 2 + aahpaneed hsss
'oHlfasted fof i7seoo toas 81 Aaes
eaa coal ana seog tons 4 naslaa
coal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-12
SOCIAL WORKER Is DEAD

Youngstown. Ohio, Jan. I2.-Jsmes
Miles Hanson. nationally prominent
Ia social service work. dlesl at his
home here Tuesday Of cancer
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WEATHER

Mex O-leans. Jan. i2.-Toaight.
partly cloudy: Thursday fair and
warmer. -