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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-26
BOY SCOUT WORK
SHOWS GROWTH IN CITY
Three Troops on JOB and Progress
Reported Rotary Club To
Help Build New Club Al
Saltwater

OHiu Tslcy % fI0rbaH addoasei
$50 nuondag luncheon 81 ihe Roiafe
slun gu boy scout work follovlne s.
laiA bs uenfy Jelama Win told 81
tcontlaued ou Page :
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-26
WEATHER

New Orleans, La Jan. 2s.-To
night fair. continued colder Thursday
fair rising temperature.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-26

eo0lluasi an Pass :
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-26

of Ii o
Lyme ,ec


Memphis Jan Heng
fcvrry confessed yer &
twn WAS hung near here to-day
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tcon'laue'i ou Page s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-23
STILL CLAIMS SELF DEFENSE IN
Staying Of HIS DIVORCED WIFE

.s'suheGvtue, Oh. ~ :. Edward
S:i... RSed 4 ,-ar~. alleged S.4s"; q
his divorced ~. -. E'.x4U,.th God.
ward Stu, aGcI q" eos Nc" WAS sH"t
"a death in NJ. ,ureiy .'pr." 81 rs
Creek road. morn o. hrr' SuH,.n, c'shr
regained cons, .,..isu,sS a. thr q! C.'s-
pital this a:te:uo"1 anr showing s.sas
ct recover Ic" 'n' ELECTS ~ 20 son
Re took short" 49, ne u.>t"i d..
Nth ms eN.wif" IA" II = N-r>."a - ~"
shooting. denyt#S mat l." H:"i ~ r ~
shot. but tns,s:'ac 'ho' Re- "a not -i.'9
Arc unitl at,er lie UaI 1r.n wound .. ...
tn" eft wrls:
= wAs $40, :Syo-gA M WIS: h.'".
I y ..eI ~, E.'.." >':N sad. u Er''.
a. n '..rSe; "a part!'a.ar. G!!G; u"
O. "a house % MI t.:Hs'e suI w,....
-. ha.a hal Dor bar: So n" vn-.:
Il story vav.eS ir-:H :Eaf '0il -
Nf',iam Dua!a>sy. aged 4 y"aCs =, '..'
ci:;'or and married. mar - a.7::" -.
who vas n the home a; - ':ir" (:
Tho ahootins .aad VINO. :; :, .,cG"A ''.'S
part IN the r!S'n. Hac;t' iUn,n'r, :
IN the county ia - s1H'.c... w:':"s~
Stlrs Version.
Since Lane lIr."I !"r m.r'A"- IN"
last Friday. though: >Gn WN".@ l.. ~
homo Sunday nigh 50 Wrr; - t a..
with her" continued ST. I "ri.: -
the door and SnocneL ant "" Ven .:'"
the yard See. 'Htissi :" n~'"H > m"
and wen, Nac> 40 - Hn'.s.. Va -"
door closed N U.v fac , r.. g. .,
glimpse Of DUn,avey S'arins 'a,..'"
gun IN hand. aud hcarf IN say. ~"
rot Il leveliet or I'm aow' AZ - = .'.r
C,os-d there W. ShN' 80! I -, :
wounded IN the -; wa
Two more sho'> IAN" 'trn|-H -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-23
WARWOOD CITIZENS
MEET COUNCILMEN

A committee Of citizens. headed by
John ". Moore. met yesterday atter-
moon With = council committee. COM
posed O: Counc!lmen Hilton. Biprus
end r.nrinshnm. t. So over the assess
ments mad. nv tho engineer against
recent paving In Warw""d.
Las; Saturday the committee inves-
t;uate.l tho having and found 4 to be
Nil RICH. ard IN arcordanc. with the con-
irac'. "arwoot citizens PeutioHe"
cnnnc.: :e"en,!y 20 investigate the paw
Ing and also assessments. No action
WIS .Akcn Yesterday. the committee So
ing over the figures presented BY the
r.:v engineer and ~" costs ~ Attor-
neys. engineers foes and advertise
ncntS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-23
Nervousness Is a Thing Of the Past

res.tul. sn leased ;" 'Hs'''E 10 'ne
m~-!.s .. Nerv-W onr,h.
Thousands Of .!res a"e made mIse'-
an" By nervous atfic''"ns md tho m
ability - enjoy res'fnl sleep That
Wentworth VI, overcome 'hoss con-
=, ,na = "rovcd hv rh~ thousands OF
.r.,.-4 Written ~ ura'r",, Nerv- Worth
,;.a:4 t;,ys = 4 'rl,.. remembering
,.4. II >or 90 r.; leased after 'ak-
ing vo,Ir us. ho..!e YOUR druggist ~
..-Epr!Isd ia refund Nnur money
Sod by g., leading drncRls's every
hAra 81 % TO- ts,t''- SOD hy {. u.
E-.ast & co
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-23
Rh1LwAr MAIL cLEnH

ThN United S'a'na "iyll Ar'Y!'" r"m
mission cnIls attention I" ii" "hanii".
alton for railway mail clerk +" l." h-''
n, Wheeling. saturday. Senirrhc" !,
ln:l Thu entrance salary ;pr Ms pos
tton IL iI6rn IL year.
All inruII;es concerning 'h'F eHnm,r
alton should he addressed :" III" So"
retarv Of Civ!l Srrvic" Examiners, PCS
Onlce. wheeling. ". VI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-23
1nohtgan Lady Tells How Wentworth
Quietly Heltsvsd This Trouble
and InAs lsd Rs< TO Enjoy
RsSttul Sleep

Y was n u"ryoIs :un -down con-
dttcr." sad Mrs 4 g.. Homes 10
Beer. ST.. Por. u l:'". Nh. AID 81"
continues II won't ,urn ari 'oss
soou, the bad al n.gnt. \''er taA!HG
Wentworth tor Four wse-s. nv nerv-
cGsness IS al rnae. ana ny s.--p IS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-23
CLAIM MAN STRUCK
WIFE WITH HAMMER

James Nah ono, r2'"r"t. ~ a r.rcafl
ARA street. g confined =" tho rjHr.'v
jail 'a"'nE barge Ur ati",Ur' - ~.
while h.t = 70 IS confined % n" So. 81,
Wheeling hcaTiisi ~ err'uir ,ru4.-
'iun - a rsSGit o. MRhO"" i!r.Nr lis
wife On the head Win hammer AZ
rhe!r hom- Yesterday mV:r!rg
Th4 w"'HtH's Seams r't?:,I-i = t!s
crowd 81" Was found J; !"g on he "oor
N = poo! ~ h'"Hd, l. IL Su.d tha' the
husband MAS packing h!s bcioEaimss 10
leave and she Way demonstrating wltN
htn He VII be crratsncd before squire
John J. K!nde berger tUday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-23
MAN ARRESTED FOR
THEFT or BEDDING

2 f. Arn~.; 49, stressed ',": gh;
BY Detectives Walker and flames ana
lodged In taa ,uuu:v taN. CaoTS"u wa
stealing n numJtr OF blankets s1I bed
sheets from the Cru3icy rron&n& E1GSn
At No llIl Markct street. second n"or.
Arne:t VII, he arratcurd "nr vre-
urinary hearing thiS a::rvrVnn r"foro
Squire John II. KirGriNerge-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-23
ONE-MAN CARS TO GO;
FULL FORCE TO WORK

W!rh The exception - NE faIT
Ground division. nj one-man -'T"H: 'alS
now being "rerP 'od l.! -" Nn""hrH
Traction company. VI! q -H?p"sr az
Scli"ulhar hrs'. aTtrr n@n'ns 'rH-oi'
b. rrarj,"n officials Tao d""!s."h was
reached following II conference Of ia"
traction officials and committee from
l.o,a. 30 too A. A. S're+i and E'c"'r!"
HALLWAY workers.
This comes As go"! news 10 NJ pa
FORM men mc'ormrr and "nH!ur!n"I
who hive been vo,hinF en- IN CN"rA%"
Of three Gavs and ~ ~" :""'r. w.
this way tbs me-. "r.e not Ne" :g Il" T
as lnU u. rs they rAL don" hrrr:pt -"
ramn AFTER 'is employers -: week
voted Rrd accepted tho "iu!\h."n' OF 4
ten percr'l: cut ~ wage.
Starting oA September frs. ""e:E
mo,ornlIn and conductor VIII q" f"nrd
on h!s old ran hrd a. no sam" TIM"
thew VII he worship S"Nrn dAys 20
week Instead ~ ,hn way they arc work.
ina ~ present
TA.s also m"ans In: r<iy-f"ur rao;""
men AID conductors VITO nv" h"rn
working bat fen GH"s pr week WI.
again have steady worn
AL Cars Replaced
'r'.o 'wo cars ca Ia" Mart ~ Ferry
North york di,i.,rN. wh:rh were taken
on lie day following ~" 'r"1h." a.
Ar'rlv,1lr wH"n - rrop.- ~ tha: 60"
.crA up ihe traces. we've again put "Nt
81! 'rp' dj>Is."r 'cSt"rdtv m0rrinG.
r-up." rc Mar'.Fs ,'"'tr and mo Island
ire r.ad "a NO." IA; he Iac':o1 O.
"r:als have pm 'h">" t"-" ms h''N E'"
operation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-23

YurI YER wNl Welcome Eire peNil
ani T,"': rsgh' up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-23
Duniavey'S story.

~. -.Iy"v- statement p" lf"S"'"'r"
S,a.tnn Vparr- - N" countv ~ was
e.. .r. ..:~r; ia. So, cred -: send
,re rn.,r hr!.e:s ttrouEN tra e. or. rne
- w.. y ~,r'.rk Hrs. St.N II 10 Iett
s,,n He says she returned 'hs ~"
w.: = - cs.i'r. revolver aud then
unrr her husband "a" - her that
- gaH he~u h!t s'-e waited I" sofa
and sac down. WHO there. p"n aN"H
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13
New and Greater Comfort

The new and wonderful spring SUSPENSION
of this Nash Six achieves almost the char
acter of new quality in motor travel
The big, heavy bumps and the quick,
sharp jars are absorbed with equal surety.
The multiple leaves of these new springs
are scientifically and accurately designed
according to the weight and balance of
the car.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13
GAS PRESSURE CAME ON


ENID. Nov H. Mrs. J. r. Dun
worth. who was severely burned from
nm oyplosiou of Ens "Wednesday
morning, rs reported resting aH welt
aR possible, llu arm was brOkon
bat cannot be- srt until at least tive
days. because Of the burns on tho
arm. Mra Dunwofth was staying
with her daughter Mrs J Is
Thompson whose husband was
away ON % hunting trip About %
O'Clock Mra. Thompson llghtod the
vas in the furnace. bu' whcu every
body began To- use tho gas the pres
sure became so low that th" gus iu
the furnace went out.
About o'clock Mrs punw0rth
went To- the basement and threw 70
lighted paper into the furnace cN-
pcctiug to Immediately turn th" gas
on The oxploslou threw her 90
I the top Of the basement and burned
hor niRhtdrom entirely burning her
/ from her chest to her knees ana
breaking her arm,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

Special tu Tho world.
tiENpHtCK, Nov. ~. - Tittlc
Jones. n negro her" from Guthrie.
was seriously Injured Thursday
morning by falling from pecan
tree. Jones mad started out hunting
and came upon some parties gather
ing pccans and they hired him 60
frnil q couplc of trees for them. In
finishing the job he vcnturod out on
n small limb and It gave way under
his weight
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13
HEALING CREAM
STOPS CATARRH
Clogged Air Passages Open at
Once-Nostrils Cleared

IN your nostrils are viuErvi and
your head stuffed because Of catRrrh
or cold get Ely's Cream Balm al
any drug store. Apply little Of
this pure. sntiscptlc. germ destroy
ing cream into your nostgils and lot
II penetrate through every sir pas
sage of your head and membranes,
instant relief.
How good Il feels, Your head is
clear Your nestgils are open
You breathe freely. No moro hawk
ing or snufNmg Head colds and
ehtarrh yield like magic. Dont
sta, nuftod up, chokDd M and
miserable. Relief Is sure, e,--AdVos-
iisomenl.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

happiness and progress of the in.
habitHnts Of thR city.
Therefore, iic n Resolved, By This
League that We ludnrHc the iioat
plan and propagation outlined boy
Mcwra TrHmmoll ana iloiWaV now
on file iu the office ~ the uonpnr.
tlsau water commission and We
hereby declare the sama to be foAA-
ibio ana practicable.
Parsed and approved this Jth dDy
Of SOvombcr. A. D.. 1921.
TATE BRADY,
President
8. 70. LEWIS,
Chairman Executive Committee.
Mrmhors Of oxocutiyo committee.
q. T.. Holland.
j. ll Simmons
v o. liughrr.
ltpd |. Kitchen
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13
ond vold " unonImou0 docI1Ion.

and void by a unanimous decision,
and
Whereas. This league took Do.
Dlucd stand fuy an amendment 60
the city charter providing Tor tho
creation uf noupariisan water
comm asiou 90 be elected by the cleo
tors of the city vt Tulsa, and.
whereas THIS league urs"d and
requested fht Dity commissioners ot
th, oli} of TulsH 10 submit the Haid
proposed amendment and.
whereas, Tho alid amendment
waF mbmu,tyd 10 the vDtors of the
city ~ Tulsa and carried ny a large
majority thereby amending Haid
charter ana creating s1id nOuparti-
.un water rommiHsiun and
Nher,aa. said league proposed tu
rho city commissioner. and 10 tho
uuurufiiFuU water comm aHiuu. nat
~ complete and thorough lurvry Dee
made of the prupo.od spnyInaw
waiter supply or source Of supply,
hntworu Tulsa, OKLA. ana thr pru-
posed lamrite ON spayluaw ,T,cE 500
Mu}Ds county and.
Whereas. Snid survey was or
dotcd hy thn uuupartiaan water com
W4.iuu iu compliance Win tne Hug
g..'iuu and requuw Of this league.
and
Whorona Said survey has been
completed by McsnrH 1IAmmyll and
iiulwuy. engineer. employed by the
uuupaItisnn ,pmuieion ana said en-.
r.urris have made "a report on said
survey recently completed which
said report H. now on file in the Of
flee of the uuu-pdrtisan witor ,uu-
mission. ana.
Sew Project Feasible.
whereas. Tho plan outlined in
Fpld report, after duo ana careful In
VvHtigltlOn. appears 10 be- practicable
and feasible ana the said Hresauy
plan impractical and not feasible,
outni ing cost not to exceed So
100000. ana,
whereas IN grriyiug at these con
illusions ON both the brrHarv ana
Irtmmcll-llo reports We have
been guided by our engineer. Mr. r
G.. lIughea, who IL a member OF thiz
league. we feel We are iuwitlod on
these reports in iudursng the pres
ont plan and that We are omincnty
correct In rejecting the frcssey re-
! port and.
whereas, II has always been tho
contention uf thiH league that tho
! initial cost OF tho propoacd Spavinaw
water ryatom was not the most OBJ
| icctionHble feature Of this great pro-
/ posed undertaking. but that tho cost
J ot maintaining and operating the
| anne WIS the most ohiertionA bio
| feature ot the prcssoy plan. and.
Whereas This oh oCtion mas boon
| fully met In the Trammcl- -HOlway
plan bN providing n gravity flow
line from the dhmslto on Spavinnw
creek ~ point near Mohawk,
Okla just outside of the oiiy limits
Of Tulsa, and,
Whcreas tho said plan providing
for gravity dow line would not
have boon secured for this city, had
not this league contested and oh.
icctcd tn the said preHscy plan and
demanded that a preliminary sur
vcy he mndq before the bond issue
should be vutcu upon, and.
Whereas, tho Spavinaw water i'
clear, pure and wholesome and will
greatly add 20 the health, peace
Q
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

New and Greater Performance
The great Nash Perfected Valve-in-Head
Motor has been refined to the highest
degree. 1t gives remarkable power and
fexibility and brings to the driver new
sense of driving ease.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

Nash is frs: in its field to announce new
model for next year.
Whatever car you are considering, no matter
what price you have in mind, see this
greater Nash Six Model, 691.
See IL nom. 1t will give you ar entirely
new conception of motor car values.
II is the finest automobile Nash ever built.
1t is the greatest value at any price in
today's market.
Buy your greater Nash Sir rOw. Enjoy it
through the winter months. 1t is the same
car that will be shown next spring when
demand is certain to slow up deliveries.
sISfS ssper before in automobile history
purchased Car so beautiful, SO comfort
able and so powerful.
The 1erc sfraighf.hae body gives it unmis-
taxable individuality in its field, with its
rich, deep Nash blue finish and silvered
outside door handles.
The roosy Jorward compartment, wide rear
doors and single, large rear
window add greatly to its -
comfort and convenience. E@
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-01-27
|. orr entire MI

~ so, we aim to introduce
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1J.Z0

OTeu CrOuSerS, made OF imported guar
s SIS Sale none worm $ s. Il;
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[OH OF tne MlSHue

Y Price," sell it at such dra
6 absolutely genuine and t
our many friends and the
(Si6ned)
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tailored, cassimeres, worsteds, che

~ tailored, cassimeres, worsteds, chew
lots, serges and mixtures; trousers
that fit perfectly, $1,000 garments, at
Ss,s $500
PAiN w "
MEMS $3.50 PANTS
Mems trousers in all wool cassi-
meres, cheviots, tweeds, etc. Well
fitting garments which sold as high
as $3.50. Sale &C o.
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cNCAy way dNu pOSScS'


Styles and patterns and must go AT
these heart-breaking prices:
MEMS $3.50 PANTS
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MEMS $500 PANTS
An immense assortment of styles
and patterns; all sizes. Pants of the
wellknown brands, made by the most
skillful and reputed tailors; great
value. Sale O. IN
MEMS $ll.OO PANTS
Fine worsted trousers, we'll tailored.
Selections can be made from an enor-
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;rsigned, have decided to pl
e., on sale for 10 days. In &
any thousands of people Il
IN this Marvellous
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Sale prlCe--------
N1ENIS 10 h

This department is complete in
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[anche OF Bargains ever OF
question,is to dispose
: reductions ashre enumer
e, having benin business
"b''s !" general the ve'"s
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blSIlIlCt designs anu


MEMS $3.50 PANTS
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MEMS
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meres, cheviots, tweeds, etc. Well
fitting garments which sold as high as
SIG 30 Sala no az
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We, the un
wear, etc.,
us and the
invite you
SELL AL
to accornpl
here made
held but tn
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is sale for the abe

,n2Cn Oh ll1ne, anu CIlere is
we'll as every statement q
e past nineteen years, ane
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y y

~ A0Ax
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VD ALI Wild
<fN - "a ~ 4

e state and guarantee as b
e sales. We GUARANI
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$l.00 Boys Blouses, all sizes and
fancy and plain patterns to pick FROM
snie SOC
$l.25 Boys Fancy Shirts; all sizes;
a large assortment. OK
$2.75 Boys Shirts; all sizes; fancy
and plain. Sale CT o.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-12
PROF. BELMONT

NOTED CIA1RVOYANT AND PALMISr
Can read your life By the hines in yovy
palm. which g.. the record Of your lie.
mistry. ard hts wendsrfui gift Of .sessd
tery and reveal 70 you important matters
q your future life. 'oivss advice on busi.
ues0 matters. love. health and family
sffaiI.; tell: name Of your future husband
Or wife: tells II one you love 10 true or
false; what part2of the country 10 iuckisst
70 you; what to do TO be successful in life:
removes troubles Of all nature brings the
separated togsthsr; tell. the secret Of hav-
Prof Belmont 10 . Psychologist of World
Rsnown. Readings. u. ie1s New YORK.
ave. N. W.. next door to Masonic rsmpls.s
MAZDA" FONEDA,
PsImist and ciai-voyant Tho lady with
singular power. Tells just what you want
to know without asking q single Quea-
ton. The veil of mystery removed II
in trouble, can and consult this gifted
woman. Tells business affairs, love AZ
fairs and. in fact, everything pertaining
to your welfare. She romovesc all evil
influences. tells you how to gain success
in business love, marriage. health, law
suits. speculation. She has helped thou
sands Special low rates. Soc. sl2 st.
N. w.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-12
AUTOMOBILES FOR sALR
BARGAINS.

BARGAINS.
OAKLAND - Touring, model
Sab; in good running order;
cord tires. A bargain. $3.50.
HUDSON-Super six. touring;
model H; in good condition,
1925.
HUPMOBILE-Model N, road
ster; good tires; good run
ming condition, $275.
CHANDLER-Sedan; in good
mechanical condition; re-
painted; $675.
CHANDLER-Dispatch; in fine
condition; $675.
COLUMBIA-Sedan; 6-cylin-
der; Continental motor; re-
painted; in good condition;
5000.
USED CAR DEPT,
SEMMES MOTOR COMPANY.
6l3-619 G st. N. w.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-12

500 LADIES' COATS, Coat Suits,
Dresses, Mems Overcoats, Mems
Suits slightly used, tailor made;
will sell for SIS; worth from SIS to
$25. w. RICE, 1882 7th st. N. w.
Open evenings.
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AGENTS AND statesmen.

AN experiencet energetic salesman to
take exclusive sale of "Clerglas'' in Dis
trict. "Clerglas' positively keeps wind
shield clear in all weather. Attractive
proposition. Address BOX 11s Times
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-12
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

COLE sedan, 7-pAss.; excellent engine;
six practically new tires; will give any
kind of demon.tration; cost ", 2oo VIII
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MISCELLANEOUS

MRS. ADA FIELD-spirella corsetiere
Phone SAW Address 514 Jane.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-12
NEWS OF ATTEMPTED
PLOT TO ESTABLISH A
SOVIET RULE REVEALED

VIENNA( Jan. I2.--(A. P)--De-
tails OF the recent attempted plot in
Jugo- -Slavia to establish a soviet gov
ernment following n general strike
were received today. a newspaper
strike in South Jugo- -Slavia related
the details According 20 statement
in which the Jugo-Slav minister of
the interior Drachovitch arraigned the
communist members OF the constitu-
ent assembly, the communists plan
ned to murder former Premies YES
mitch. imprison the prince regent and
proclaim proletarian dictatorship.
The COMMUNISTS had accomplices IN
the royal guard, the police. the army
and the telephone service, according
TO NJ. Drachovitch, and were ready to
seize the mails and establish commu-
nication with Moscow, Many bombs
explosives and firearms were pro-
cured. tits alleged the newspapers
were ready to go over to the commun-
lists. Many men who had made large
profits from the sale OF neeessaries
of life at cxorhitant prices were found
on the side of the communists. Sew
eral hundred communists have been
imprisoned.
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