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Richmond daily register., 1921-04-26
WALLACETON

Miss Mary Todd, of Paint
Lick, was operated on last We'd
nesday. 1t was quite a shock to
her many friends when the word
came Thursday morning that she
had been called higher and bet
ter world. She leaves three sis
ters, five brothers, and a host of
friends to mourn her loss.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wallace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Calico, and
Misses Clara Bowlin and Dora
Gentry visited Mrs. James Wal
lace. Sunday.
The death angel visited our
community last Wednesday night
and took away Our oldest citizen,
Hiram Bowlin. He fought as
Confederate soldier in the Civil
War, having received seven
wounds. He was 81 years old
He leaves nine children, 50 grand
children, and 81 great grandchild-
ren to mourn his loss.
Born to Mrs. Roosevelt Brock
(nee Dorothy Elliott) a fine boy.
Mother and babe are doing fine
Rev. Vogel gave very touch
ing address at the Methodist
church Sunday afternoon. 1t is
pleasure to have Rev. Vogel with
us. as he was once pastor at this
place.
Felix Estridge who has been
sick for some time, is slowly i'm
proving.
Richmond daily register., 1921-04-26
BIG HILL

Mr.. Barger has exchanged
farms with Mr.. Clark and has
sold him his entire stock Of goods
Sunday school every Sunday
evening at 2:30 o'clock at the
new school house. All are invited
to attend. Preaching service after
Sunday School.
Mrs. Zelpha Settle is very sick.
Philip Hayes. who has been i'll
of blood poisoning for some time,
is slowly improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Robinson
have moved to the Lewis place
on Big Hill.
Miss Lucy Hayes is getting
along nicely with her school at
Mallory Springs. She has pur-
chased two dozen new song
books for the school and a pencil
sharpener, which came from the
proceeds of the pie supper.
Roe Abrams, champion corn
grower of Madison county, has
seed corn for sale-The Boone
County White. He is president
of the Mallory club this year.
Miss Laura Hurley is secretary.
Richmond daily register., 1921-04-26
ASHEVILLE KENTUCKY
CLUBS OF FFICE RS
DR.. John A. Snowden, Formerly
of Madison County, Writes
of Election and News

In another interesting letter
from Asheville, N. c., DR.. Johr
A. Snowden, of Winchester for
merly of this county, writes:
West Asheville, N. c., Apr. Is
Our Kentucky Club was fully
organized last Sunday, with an
enrolment of about Us members
which will soon be augmented to
four or five hundred. l enclose
clipping from the Asheville Citi-
zen:
Yesterday (Tuesday) we at
tended convention of doctors at
Canton, 20 miles from Asheville,
Canton has the largest wood
pulp factory in the world. A
guard took us through the fac
tory and explained the different
processes. The crude wood goes
through until it comes out fin
ished product. 1t took one hour
md half to go through. I
plant has the largest and most
wonderful pieces of machinery
we have ever seen.
On Sunday afternoon, Rev. O..
J. Chandler met with our Ken
tucky Club. He was pastor o.
the First Methodist church some.
eight or ten years ago. He made
4 beautiful talk. He said he camel
here five years ago and was a.
very sick man, but has improved
wonderfully and will soon be AS
good as new. He thinks this Isl
l great climate.
We plan to come home thet
asst week in April. We hope it
will be convenient for the Mayor,
-ity Council, Fire Department.,
lark County Mdical Society, FisI
al Court and as many Of the pri-
Jate citizens as can spare the
ime to meet us at the depot witt
oand and banner to give lis d
hearty home coming welcome.
Very sincerely.
DIR. John A. Snowden.
Richmond daily register., 1921-04-26
SILVER CREEK

Bud Ballards baby has been
quite sick with penumonia, but is
'lowly improving.
Sunday School is progressing
nicely with good attendance
Misses Leila and Maud Bow
man, who have been teaching
school for the past year i'll North
Carolina, are expected home
soon.
Bradley Wyatt and Miss Cora
Gabbard were united in marriage
on April 9Th, Rev. Lewis Van
Winkle officiating. May peace
and happiness attend them thru
life.
The young folks were enter
tanned at the home of Isaac Da-
Wis. April 8. celebrating his son,
keys, 14th birthday.
Richmond daily register., 1921-04-26
Men On Federal Jury

Several of Lii icoIn county's
most prominent farmers and bus
mess men are over for federal
court this week, serving on the
grand and petit Juries. Among
them are r. M. Blackerby, Jack
Spoonamore, ]. B. Bryan, and S.
L. Burdette. B. G. Fox, the ia
nous mule man Of Boyle county,
is also here for court service
Richmond daily register., 1921-04-26
Girl Driver is Killed When
Auto Goes Over ErnbanEzrnent

Maysville, KY, April 26.-MEiss
Della Doyle, Is, was killed in
stantly when ali automobile she
was driving went over an en-
bankment a short distance from
Concord near here Monday. The
other three occupants oi the ma
chine escaped with 1ninoi inJuties.
Richmond daily register., 1921-04-26

The clipping in regard to the
Kentucky Club was as follows:
"Adoption of a constitution and
bylaws and election of perman-
ent officers featured the third or
ganization meeting of the Ken
lucky Club of Asheville, held
yesterday at the Masonic Temple
where the next gathering is to be
held April "a. The Masonic
fraternities have extended to
new organization an invitation
to make use of the temple for
their meetings, in return for
which the Club passed a resolu-
ton of thanks.
with Judge Wallace E. Var
non presiding, and many ex-Ken-
tuckians present. the following
officers were elected for the COM
ing year: Harmon A. Miller.
president; DR.. John A. Snowden,
first vice president; Mrs. Mary
Walden Williamson, second vice
president; H. w. S. Shawhan.
secretary and treasurer. The
four officers are members Of the
executive committee on which
thre will also serve Judge Wal
lace E. Varnon, Winston Walden.
Robert S. Gorham. R. NJ. BeadIes
and Miss Sarah Mulberry.
"In the constitution adopted
yesterday, the purpose of the
club is set forth as follows: To
cultivate social intercourse
among its members, to visit and
attend the wants as far as pos
sible OF the sick coming into our
midst from Kentucky, as well as
all other Kentuckians visiting
Our city"
Regarding qualification for
membership the constitution has
the following to say;
"All persons of the age of Is
years and upwards, who were
born in Kentucky and had five
years continuous residence in
said state, or whose wife or hus-
band is a native-born Kentuck
ian, or has resided in said state
continuously for five years, or is
a graduate of any college or uni
versity of said state shall be quail
flied to be elected members OF
this club.
"The descendants of all mem
bers with the above qualifications
shall be eligible to membership
limiting same to grandchildren.
Richmond daily register., 1921-04-26
More Honors For Gilbert

Ralph Gilbert, the new repre-
sentative from the Eight, Ken
tucky district, is the sole nCmi-
nee for president OF the Kentucky
State Society, which will hold its
annual election of officers at
Washington, D. c., Oh Thursday
night. Mr.. Gilbert will succeed
Representative D. H. Kinc;eloc,
who has just completed two terms
as president.
Richmond daily register., 1921-04-26
France Sees Hun Duplicity

Nby RsSOCIdIeu t-IHsS!
Paris, April 26.-Convinced
that Germany is seeking delay in
the execution of all clauses of the
Versailles treaty, in the hope of
dividing the Allies and making the
bargaining for Germany easier
later on, it is semi-oficially indi,.
Gated today that France is seri-
ously considering the occupation
of the Ruhr valley. regardless Of
what Berlin may propose through
Washington.
Richmond daily register., 1921-04-26
Youth Handling Gun
Shot, Instantly Killed

Lebanon, Ky, April 25.-John
Bolts. H-year-old- son of James
Bolts, accidentally shot and kill
ed himself while handling shot
gun. The boy picked up gun be
longing to companion and al
most instantly the report was
heard.
Richmond daily register., 1921-04-26
SUGAR DROPS TO
LOWEST in q YEARS
(By Associated Press)

New York, April 26-Sugaf
prices reached their lowest level
since 1917 today when decline
of quarter a cent a pound was
announced. This brings fine
granulated sugar to six and three
fourths cents a pound.
Richmond daily register., 1921-04-26
Today's Livestock Markets

Cincinnati, O., April 26-Hogs
steady; Chicago 10c lower; cal
yes SOC lower; cattle quiet.
Louisville, April 26-Cattle 400
slow; tops $8.25; hogs 1000, Soc
lower; tops $.z5; sheep $50;
slow and unchanged; spring
lambs $3.50.
Richmond daily register., 1921-04-26
National League

Batteries-Martin and O'Far-
Chicago 3, Cincinnati 2.
Brooklyn 4, New York |.
Philadelphia ], Boston 6:
Pittsburg 8, St. Louis 5.
Richmond daily register., 1921-04-26
Eggs Wanted

c. S. Brent & Company will
pay the highest market price for
eggs. Will call for case lots
East Main street at L. & N. cross
ing. Office with Mcdowell Coal
Company. c. E. Galloway. agent.
phone 967, Richmond. 78 If
Richmond daily register., 1921-04-26
Butter Drops Tco

Chicago, April % = Butter
prices tulnbled here today to 81
cents a pound compared with A
cents yesterday. Increased sup
plies appeared to be responsible.
Richmond daily register., 1921-04-26

Congressman Stephenson fay
ed Attorney General Daugherty
for paroling Debs and allowing
him to come to Washington un
attended, and said that Debs was
a menace to Our government.
Richmond daily register., 1921-04-26
American Leapue

Boston 3, Philadelphia 2.
Cleveland 5, Detroit 3.
Washington 5, New York 3.
St. Louis-Chicago, rain.
Richmond daily register., 1921-04-26
New Postmaster Named

A postoficewas ordered estab-
Iished at Reyes, Estil county, Ky,
near Rice's Station, with Virgil
Turpin, as postmaster.
Richmond daily register., 1921-04-26

500 REWARD-LOST-Pock-
etbook containing considerable
money and Elks' membership
card to r. L. Trogdon. 500 re-
ward and no questions asked.
Phone 875. V-3p
Richmond daily register., 1921-04-26
WOMAN SIGNED
ANOTHER NAME
By Associated Press)

Owensboro, Ky, April 70
Federal court is scheduled to
convene here Monday. The grand
Jury has before it the case of
Mrs. Martha L. Fiellans, of Hen
derson, charged with violating
the postal laws. She is accused
of signing te name of Miss Juda
Trigg. Of Corydon, to consider
able sum Of war savings stamps.
Richmond daily register., 1921-04-26

second. Combs scored when
Monholland threw wild, Rice
taking third. Howard safe on er-
ror at first. Bourne hit int"
double play, Ray to Whaley.
Four runs, three hits, five errors.
Game called on account of rain
Richmond daily register., 1921-04-26
American Association

Toledo 5, Louisville 4.
Minneapolis 9, Kansas City I.
St. Paul 13, Milwaukee 8.
Indianapolis Columbus, rain.
Richmond daily register., 1921-04-26
Weather For Kentucky

Showers tonight and We'd
nesday; cooler Wednesday, and
in west portion tonight.
Richmond daily register., 1921-04-26

VIM. B. Clements ,.Jr.. farmer
near Bardstown. is in jail on the
charge of moonshining.
Richmond daily register., 1921-04-26

President Harding has revoked
the order of President Wilson
of putting the post offices under
Civil Service. but will require ex-
animation of all applicants.
Richmond daily register., 1921-04-26

Ladies Waist sale at Elders
S4.9S. IS 4
Richmond daily register., 1921-04-26

international Peg Tooth Har-
rows, ,60-tooth, only $19. Rich
mond Welch Co. 93-3t
Richmond daily register., 1921-04-26

Alexandria. Egypt, is now in
the grip of the bubonic plague.
Richmond daily register., 1921-04-26
II 1 a Il 10

II L 4 II III 3
Game by innings
Eastern .1O1 600 ~
Wesleyan ........ .010 900 OIL
Three base hits-Gray 2.
Left on bases-Eastern 6; Yves
leyan 7.
Struck out-by Ballou IA; by
Monholland 8.
Sacrifice hits-Bourne.
Hit by pitcher-by Ballou 2; by
Monholland 1.
Stolen bases Smith, White,
Combs, McCourt, Cecil. Mon
holland.
Pass balls-Cecil.
Richmond daily register., 1921-04-26

The coal strike in England is
likely to be settled next week.
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Houses for Sale
81

FOR SALE. several big Bargains In clty
and country homes Prices from $4,000
TO 100000 on easy terms. Small cash
II,,;o,,sr Eosscss!oh' R'chmond.
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The city ot Richmond invites Did, f,,
the purchase b. the bidder u surpIu,
M"uEht iud cast scrap iron located !.
tn Lower Gas Works. in FuI,on an,
also a: ihc shops at Canal ana MatEso,
Streets ~'"''
Material may tc inspected At IN, ab,,,
CATIONS prior 20 submitting BIDS
iftdS ar. to be based On OF Iii r. su,,,,.
lag al, labor and lrdNks io- r.irov,J
iiL posa!S should be lncIosed in scala
envelopes marked proposals fnr SSr.,
lion. addressed TO the director %. I,nhg
Utilities. and delivered at the o,Yics of ~
department. Room 1903, C!,y Hall rr,or :.
~ o'clock noon on the :5ih day OF FEW
rhe right to rejec, any and all bid.
reserved.
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SPECIAL.

During our February
CLEARANCE Sale 10-piecc
William and Mary Dining
Room Suite, with 6O-lnch
Buffet, Jacobean finish,
worth $4,000, Sale Price,
S29S.00.
MOORE & EDWARDS,
300 w. Broad St.
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ROOMS And BOARD
Rooms for housekeeping
Vacation Places

COUNTRY BOARD. delightful situation
hot water heated bttbrOoms few min.
mles from depot: references Miss Smith
Snalwcll Va
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MECHANICS AND MERCHANTS BANIc'
The annual meeting OF stock hoiders =,
thtn bank VIII be held "A: tho bank lie,
liuIl street South kichmond. Va on F,h
ruary -. At IL O'Clock. -
J. II. PATERSON
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NOTICE or ANNUAL MEErlSG

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company Z,
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


IS ACRES on River Road. miles west OF
richmond. House about six rooms; out :
huildinSS, stream and fruit Price,
$1,000. Geu. T.. Crawford * Co.
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NOTICE ais HEREBY GIVE ;h sg-i +,
ANNUAL Meeting OF the Stockholders a
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Con,
nany Will be held. AS provided in the By
Laws, at the general Office of tn. Com
pany IN the City OF Richmond. VirsinIs
on Tuesday, the l9th day OF APRIL I9:I
at eleven O'clock \. NJ.
81 FOR the election or directors:
" 10 approve and consent 10. by vot
or otherwise As may be- provided by lay
or Consent by public authority. the leas
10 ths company, or the acquisition other
wise by the Company IL and To tho cStrn
authorized by law. OF the railroad am
pEop.rty: with the appurtenances thereof
OF me Ch.sa peake and Ohio Hallway Com
pany OF Indiana. In which the Compan
owns Substantially all the capital stock:
20 10 authorize and consent 10 III
;oFh and terms OF any instrument q
lease ar otherwise In the premises tina
ma! he submitted to the meeting:
% ~ approve. ratify and confirm sucl
acno thereiofur" taken or authorized h
IN" BEARD ~ i"~rctors or by the ESrCu
tlN' Commute ii the Company, whctho
pursuant TO nHy previous authorization 10
IN. stockhnldr.S or otherwise, as may n
submitted TO the meeting: and
20 to transact such other business /,
may lawfully come before the NEE ting
e. the office OF the Company. No {
broadway. New York City. on saturday
,hr i9ih day OF March. 1921. at twcIv
O'clock noon. and viii be reopcned o,
"Wednesday. tn. Goth day OF April, 1871. q
ten O'Clock y NJ y
BY order ~ the Board az Directors:
" TRENNETr, secretary.
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NOTICE no cnNrnAI.ropc

. NoIlCE TO CONTRACTORS.
sealed bids Will be received ey the Boar.
OF Supervisors OF Augusta County Febru
AIRY @3ru. ut noon. the County Court
house in Staunton. Va. for tho construc
ton of % miles OF watcrbound uacadsn
road in Pastures District OF August,
tountS, Virginia. 10y
This work Will be let in the foliow,u,
sections: -
From Swopc to Christians. two miles
six miles. N''
=, From Buffalo Gap TO the top OF Norrtl
Mountain. three miles.
From North Mountain TO the north en-.
or Augusta Springs, tour miles. -
From the north end OF Augusta Sprinr
TO the north end of Crai.svil.c, You
miles. Az"
From the north end OF crairsyill, ,,
Fordwick and L" the RocSbridKe Count:
'inc at West Stapieton. four miles,
Il certified check for 5ee OF the amour
o. the bid will De required with csc!
iians and proiies and form OF propose
San be seen at the oiice OF the Count,
Road SUPERINTENDENT OF Augusta County
at Stanton. Va.
The board reserves the right TO reieo
Separate bids will be received for IN
concrete work. -
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF AUGUSTA
COUNTY.
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FINANCIAL
business Opportunities

FORM Ui.AS-W. sell at a rcasonabie price
most any kIld q! formula YOU want.
OuII are 5uajanteca working formulas.
. Formula i.n.ciatY.irs. T.. -. HoN ii-i.
-ninnnh "A.
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EUery AID on This Page Is An Opportunity Read Them
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

DEPARTMENT. OF PUBLIC u1;tIrlrs
RICHMOND. VA.
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TO IHE STOCk nOLDERS OF THE VIR
GINA HOT SPRINGS COAPANY.S
!hc annual meeting OF the STOCK noIde-
OF tae virginia Hot Springs conpan,
Tor the purpose OF elcctiug direcror. an,
Tor IN" Transaction of other business :.
may lawfully come before said meer.nx
including the approval OF all acts OF IN
Board OF Directors and all commit,s,,
thereof OF the said company In thu pas
year. VIII be nc!d at the office OF TN
company in the Homestead Hotel n,
Springs. Va. on Saturday. the 18th da'
OF February. 1921, AZ II y. NJ Tn, trans
Ter books Will uv closed Friday Februa,,
Is Ar p. NJ. and remain closed uni
10 a. VI. Monday. February y. 1921
e.. =. ANDERSON S.r-o,..
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"Sniper Busy"
But kentuckian
Plavs Solitaire

Cincinnati Fse. s-Alsln rlek
uan refused 70 seesns escis~c
~nen ssso euilets trsa bs srsr
err erasHse tnrouen ! ~tase,s 81
MS Kitchen. passed oses ns hsae
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son fog re attempi e assassleass
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sah.e il feont q sse window ard
resumed game - SOLITAIRE ~hieN
ne shoet.ns has intercepted HiSk
mar ~Ao came "a Cincinnati re
Gently frer Bowling Greer. kee.
iuckY sad &c might have bces
thr victim Of uistasen aenslty
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MORE DARK DEALS
BY TRAP UNEARTHEO
Lieutenant Governor Tries To
Pay Back Moneys After Leg
islativc Probe Starts No
No Politics In II

Oklahoma city Feh Additional
n.ormaiiea nas furnished sh~ lo.ssf
han-e ~ lhe legislature iosiAv hs lhs
In.eslWaiing committee b eoane Ton
atiA lhe rrpefg ,setef FAY wussa
recommended ihe Impeachment 81 ~
ManiH TrapW lieutenant eoyefnor
A supplemented repor shoe ,aaf
T4np Since ma committee has ivea
oN the probe has been massnr desnrr
ate efforts to Aurs she record 81 ns
transactions IN flarrsps boni deals "a
several counties of ihe state ue NAs
heen busy on long distance phones
ami hy wire talking 40 county pff
esals and banks 81 different sections
we have msi scratched the snr
lace said chairman Mast hew =.
~'rapp TRIES "a lnake q appcaF aAt
our Work "a partisan hes - sly
thar he Democrats oa eur committee
have been mos- slaHans ID this prob"
There IS uo politics W n q Nj
merely matter q Justice snl 5glt
Tho supplemental repor read ln the
House today declared MAT rfspp ~
February -lh sent perronai eNeck
Is Joe Howard present treasurer ~
Sc ainoIe county for sstisli dfawn
oa ihe FIRST National bank 8. Guthrie.
and also that Trapn delivered io lto
county treasurer bonds valued at
s,se
The comai',ee further repa ~
ihn, in lhc Bank ~ Wewoka Is lc
eosis Of ssa76f5 whieh ls 10 he re-
turned ID ihe couniy by Trapp
Trapn is charged with starring frauds
in several different counts Repre-
sentative Dali said. = am amazed at
ihe 5naacty az rrapp dia not be-
reya the charges NseN shey we're
first presented There is nos glnee
81 partlsanship "a fhis matter fhe
Democrats 0n our committee arc every
hl' as impartial a. the Repuhlls ans.
they merely SAINT 90 sre Justice done
and record Kept straight under
stand fse ls trying 70 maze restitution
afser being dsieeied"
Dr SHARP ~ Guthrie Republican
said ~rr~p nses the flimsy plea II
safiisan politics in trying 80 comaat
the house Impeachment rcsDrf There
is 40 politics 10 il and Trspp and ail
The Legislators know i"
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Detroit Feb. Al expect
Thomas Lynn Bradford ) spirit
70 return to earth aud if it does ]
feel that II will communicate
with me first Of all "
AIrs. Ruth Doran. 1881 First
street, made this statement today
30 newspaper reporter. She is
De woman with whom Bradford,
writer and lecturer. who was
found dead in q gas filled room in
lis boarding house at 300 lIud-
son street late Saturday night,
had discussed spiritualism and to
whom he said:
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cate wifh her. but she denied
again there bad been any agree
uieht between them 10 make the
demonstration
Answered Professor =" Ad
4 knew hlm ~ Professor
Flynn. she .aid That i the
name he gave me. | bad my at.
teniion called 10 an advertisement
he had placed IA ibe papers a few
days ago, answered the sd aud
requested that he call, lie did 50.
Our first interview here in this
Continued Oh Page u
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Popular nln1 Mo Fea Elmer
Hareilnc ~ years OIL charged wth
The murder of Bcrniee Ea-arde Khan
hast rhrislmaa. today wan ordered
sent to 'he state hospllai iof she n-
same Af Farmlngton after larse pny
siclans testified ho Nss h0riesaiy la-
sane HE recently tried in commit
suicide 10 hls cell by sesllne fire 20
Afs bedding he has maintained 'he
Kahn wnman killed herself
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found m bradfords typewriter
reading
purpose ~ The all
thor ~ place before Tho public
The phenomena of spiritism Ia d
manner so simple an deasy "a
understand that not only tke well
Informed but the ordinary reader
mav read and understan.
She admitted that il Indicated
Bradford had died with the idea
of proving he could transmit
back . message from the spirit
world and she reiterated that
she expected he would comm,lni.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-09

New YORK Feb. 3. A ssriA~
Of forty thousand needle ~orker..
50 per crni o. whom are woman.
~as called here today BY officials
o the joint board of dress and
~sist-naksrs Unions in an effss,
70 enforce the closed snop IN give
~oman's ciothlna Manufacturing
Industry. rh~ strike was voted ~
meeting held yesterday
Hundreds ~ small shops In the
Madison ard Union Square ois
tricia were affected.