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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-12
ADJUSTMENTS BY EsTEI.LE RETHEA HALR
BUCK JONES IN ZONE MAN
 TRAILn AT FIVE POINTS

The popularity of Buck Jones, the famous delineator of western roles, proves that the "he-d doll' type of movie star had better look to their laurels, otherwise the western boys are going to displace them as movie idols, and the type of stories that he has been appearing in further dem onstrates that 1t isn't always neces- sary for the hero to clinch with the leading lady in the final fade-out.
 The "One Man Trail" in which he appears at the Five Points theatre today, concerns itself with the un- fenced west, and lovers of thrills will find in it satisfying sufficiency, as the action starts in the first reel and continues throughout the entire story
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-12
sIHE KU KLUx KHAN" AT
 MAJESTIC ALL NEXT WEEK

With number of the favorites or the Maddocks-Park players In impor- tant roles this talented company of players will present "The Ku Klux Klan" next week.
 The "Ku Klux Klan" is play with A theme similar to the well known "Clansman," and an offering in stock which is said to be one of the most realistic stories. the best constructed, and most pleasing plays of the kind ever. offered in this city. MT Sam Park promises one of the most sensa- tional hits of the season in The Ku Klux Klan" and one will do well to .buy seats early, for it Is understood they are selling fast for this particu- lar play. e
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-12
OPERA BY WIRELESS
By Associated Press
 NAxr,sxS h Ar

Chicago, November 11.-Opera produced by the Chicago Opera com pany during the 1o-weeks' season starting Monday night. will be transmitted by wireless telephone to all wireless stations within a radius of 1000 miles that care to lister in" Mary Garden. general directo. of the company, announced today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-12
FRISCO HEARS
 HARD|NG'S VOICE
AmpIifier Carries Address Across the Continent to
 Pacific Coast
Rr Aanoclnted Press

San Francisco, November 1.-The voice of the President of the United States coming through bank of foliage at the back of the Civic audi torium stage so clearly and distinct ly that 10000 spectators held their breath in unconscious expectation that President Harding himself would step forward. brushed 5000 miles of distance for San Francisco today.
 We meet today to pay the imper- sonal tribute. The name of him sical circles this season. The concert theatre hour of S:15.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-12
School Improvement Work
 or City's Women Makes
 Life Happier for Children
Superintendent Glenn Praises Work of Organization in Boosting Community Interest and Affecting Closer Relations Between Home and Schools-Report
 of Work for Past Year Compiled
By LENA FAY BAILEY

No one, probably, can realize what the city of Birmingham owes to it's School Improvement associations throughout the city, which are work ing day by day for the benefit Of It's children.
 Assembling each little while, tness groups of mothers serve as kindly inspectors and helpers to the students enrolling In the schools.
 cooperating with the board of ed ucation. teachers, and principals. they purchase lunchroom and other needed
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-12
CABINET RECAsT

Sofia. Bugaria. November 10.-In consequence of the assassination last month of War Minister Dimitroff, the cabinet has been recast. Two new ministers. NJ. Manolof and M. Yanef. both agragrians. will enter the ministry. which will continue its old policy, Alexapder ,itambo,ilisaxy '. wifi eretEiH thex premierse 9<and the foreign affairs pc ftfolio.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-12

clutter of life suspended while the unknown soldier was given into the embrace of the tomb.
 A programme at Victory monument in the civic center followed the ex- ercises in the auditorium.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-04
= y ~ \ . * an y \ 1xG
X pous GUTHRIE NEED $500 ~

g.x gxxxx x%gx&E ESa
A recent report from shawnee In
dicatcs sha. she expects 10 maSe
hard run for her own ss5oo. which Is
being offered as pfizc 20 the bcai
city IN the state oi Oklahoma a.
place Tor rearing the yoang Thirty
fise other cities have entered this
game and are making commend.
allie showing. !. il reported. white
some Of them are very active nr
Wm A. Mckeevef tho originator
aud director Of the BETTER clties
Campaign contest has announced
hat he viii hrlns lnlo The a.ate AZ
1huu, Thanksgiving time. a commit
ter Of JUDGES of national rennla Ion
and lhcee viii spend full day 10
raca city Which desires % ~ scored
formally Now whether Ou.hfie
ranks At the top OF bottom oi this
line. Dr McKeeser believes thar q
will he much 10 nnr credit ID have
the judges come hare and spend 4
day looking as over erlsiCislng oar
community and offering suggestions
Tor iis Improvement as 90 the man
agemenl ~ The yauu Press agents
Nill accompany iAem The central
committee wil be- asked 20 decide
soon whether or uot this als.in
guishrd committee is ia VISIT "a
Meantime. We should bc tishicnine
up every possible rein Of improve
mcnt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-04
Inn. OOOs0M WARNS
USERS or CAl0MEl
Says Drug Acts Like Dynamite
on Liver and You Lose
Days Work.

There's na Fwasun why a nar~os
sheuh take - kamina. sailyasiaG
saiumet whsn gsw canss lsays a
large i~stie a fAodsoos Liver Tone
a perfect subeitt4tn for eaiemal
a y = pleasant. vexrtahle slauif
Witch viii start YuuY llvef mat a.
Nffelt a fa0nsi f~n Il fe~sat maNs
fca sifA ard caa uet esllyafe
fhiiireR and grown fplAs eaa take
Aeiaen liver fuae. hcea aaae h "a
perfectly harmless
tAlemnl "a ahnKnrntm drug a u
mefsafs Ana attacks y0ar tonet
feka 4 Anae ~ na#st sAiemet seday
aad tou Nsii t~ei wsak sieA and nans
Aeated taNnFruw Don't hsas 1aYs
vnk Faks sraanfwl ~ fnndsun
titef faan RAsead ana roa wilg sake
$50 feeling efeai Na usnfw taEeaa
naas suasiipashe aiasxsshasss.
hraaaHse faAtpd gpHrae g spaF
slamafh Near aeskNRfsi aaYs Il yew
dnt fHa gnaasva tAver Fpas aetH
setter shap horrible eslunsM Y0uy
nrnek a vAlllnK fe tvu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-04
TREE MANS FRIEND
WITH UNV0LsTEAO KICK
Incision In Park of Tree Brings
a Neat Flow Of Wine.
Idea Is Bound To
Spread

london, Aug T. When you sec K
man sneak stealthily out the hac's
door aud armed with knife. ap
rroach an unsuspecting troe in The
orclard. into whose bosom No thrus.s
The knife don't be alarmed. he's nDt
an ESCAPED inmate Of the asyum up
tho stree nor Is he q oolsAevik
only q dover 81 ola "ss rroor ort
'apping his wine kcg ono might
safely predict that If the develop
ments OF nr Bertoni Of the Kew ear
dans grove success every Amcricar
family viii become an ardent follow
or OF arhoriculture insofar rs il
might apply TO the 'winc tree.
recent discovery Of Or Rertonis
whose sap has kick like old -Four
Roses" and other favoriiee of AZ
gone days what's moro. Il has the
old perfume attached
Dr Berton. director Of agricultnre
al tho Kow Gardens. has ins, install
ed there a new tree which threatens
to become household fixture IN tho
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-04
irish LOYAL|sT REFUGEES
FLOOD LONDON STREETS
Men and Women In Dire
Stress Quit Ireland After
Being Rendered
Penniless

London. Aue Numbers OF soa A.
cfn irish loyAilst refugees. in dire
straits. are daily arrlslts In I.ondon
In many cases. they arr women aud
children who have lost their bread
Winners and frequently their sole
possessions are the clothes ihoy wesr.
their homes and oiAer possessions
having been destroyed.
Under the Malicious Injury Act,
al these people are entitled 70 com
peafa ion. leviahle on the local ra'cs.
but although DEGREES have heea
granted for snins agkregatlng mil
lions Of pounds. very few have been
paid. II Is said thai ia oonseQaen e
OF terrorism lawyers in southern Ire
land are frequently unable 20 prose
cute claiu against the socal authpri-
lies, as they have been Threatened
NTH death should they do 50
The London committee of the Irish
Unionis, Alliance IS now taking 10
such claims. and is preparing an ap-
peal 20 the British government ask
lng that eompenNstion bo.h IN
respect of life and properly shah he
made first charge upon any moneys
that may be- handed over hy the
British ExoheQuer IA the southern
Irish parliament
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-04

backyard Of every home IN the TINT
ted states when iss exislance be
comes known and It's roots arc avail.
able AZ commercial prices
The tree IL known as The 'wiur
tree and Or Bertoul discovered IL
on recent trip TO Paraguay. whelc
he observed perfectly soher natives
approaching certain trees. leaninn
against them for 20 minutes thcr
staggering away with beautiful
'hnannigan' and full bodied breath
Investigation revealed the facf
that Il was necessary only q mako
a deep incision in the bark with
Knife. whcreupon very strong rel
wine flows out in almost Iimiilesp
quantities
An added advantage ia that tse
wine Is naturally cool The doctor
brought a Young tree to iondor
wrapped IN cotton, and 4,
IS thriving tn is new or
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-04

rats vaa seFs property ana prsnps.
/ y raised Ia slmNsF manner o..
oo'Ap0 or moro Was raised 90 gAy fsr
the marking 81 = panlic hlshwaS
tarough Guthrie.
Il Vas soana saat fsncs was
|rredca 10 enclose tha fair grounds ~
thar everyone must pay 70 500 tbs
sunday hase bali games and Win
Ia 80 minutes si.seeoo was raised
fof thar pw8oee Al th~se shinxs
are well Ana gos'd ena shove whas
Guthrie poople taa and viii 10 wAsa
ence tAcy set started
t.ets keee tho Koei work Kolns
school opens sosn and ton ~ ous
boys ana elvla uced eaalpsNrut f8r
their athletics badly F'oos bali has
aei BAH. Ell Aii come "a ~ theiF
share 4 flac athlosAc soAch ~ =
lArse salary psr y~ar haa tnen pe
sarcd but he has wethlnx ta wefk
With The 'osAl s'hoei aulissfisies
have 40 tHnla with whieh % gusnfe
thetr and II she hsxh aeheei VI ~ srs
oH "a shs stump into whhe Il hes
fallen The hai year relief inass ~
Forthcoming Athletic training ar
The boys end firis r. ~ much more
smlprsaner aud wtll advertise "a ,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-04

That startling revelations involving
many prominent Tulsa business men
will ne made when cases ~ fitty twa
negroes. charged with murder and
Fioilng. are heard 10 Tulsa. was the
declaration Of q X element Of tho
law firm ot nurns, Kelley aud cicm
cnt ~ Oklahoma Cl.y
Amons other things Clement stated
that the firm has tho names of epo
negroes Nho we're Killed on the night
~ me rioting In Tulsa That ,he
bodies q the ncgroes were taken ou
quietly aud burned and The state
mens la'ef giyen out by authorities
tha, only .hirty five haa haen klilea
are among tho lhinsp lhc flYm wili
endeaeov 10 show Prominent busi
ness men ot Tulsa are expected 10 b.
Involved i VAS Indicated.
Clement stated that there are l.s0a
claims filed BY nesroes, and insolvinv
s4,ooo.oo worth Of property
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-04

The readers ~ this paper vii BE-
pleased % leafu that there Is a.
least one dreaded disease that
hc'cnce has heon able 10 cure Il aii
its stages and that Is catnrrh a
iafrh teinE greatly influenced hy
constitutional conditions rrquir -
constitutional treatment Halls Ga
iarrh Medicine taken internal
and aeis thru the Blood ON ihe Muc
ous Surfaces of tho system thereby
DESTROYING the foundation ~ The di.
ease, giving The pstleut strength hy
building un the constitution ana a.
Msfing nature iu dalng ~ work. Ths
pfpprieors have o much faith In
the curative powefs or Hans Ca
'arrA Medicine that they offer one
itandrei Dollar ior any case thai II
fails 70 cure Send for list of tastl
monlals
Address p J CHENEY 4 90
Toledo. ohio Sold by al Druggist.
stv.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-04

Editor Leader read Alr Sch
'~ab's letter concnFpine the snu.. that
NeFs deep and 10 cvsain extent
mysterious subject IA WRITING M 4
letter wiil say iea Cor the puurae
oi throwins sosne lishi ug'on lte sph
ieci ana Ia dosns - VIII take tna
nilae fnF my sulde
In the beginning ~ mans cnrreg
in this world ysod bfcathsd ihe
hfrath of ile into man and he he
tame a nvine soul 80 she soul Is
paFt % Jehovah and q neequeni.y
is o. eiernal origla The nib's ,eecl,es
as % hove the Lord With sll paf
heArt With al nur strength with Al
cur soul and AL onr mlna Gomez
uuentlY me spui IL separate frpm me
mind.
Tho soul - of spiritual nature
and ] VIII direct yonr roaaors 20 tive
unlA Aescrip'an our Savior has Elyen
us ~ the aoui or spirit When 80
came 10 the deeolpins. walking on the
water a great fear came over them
fer taey Thought u WAS Mplri llis
auaw~r Was IA spirit has moi ficAa
ani bones al have
The writer says ~ know nothing
ahoul ihe soul and neFcS aiH Yea
my friend we do "The SOIL thai
siuneth. " shail Ne THIS fl ChrlHis
estimate ~ the soul what VIII
q prof, a man Il be eains she Who
world and laao his own soul IT "a
AnMiu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-04


Editor LeAder According 20 ~
ror. farm lai,or Is abundant 80 the
fields of Kansas and tho state sopsh
where the grain harvest q in fu1
swing The wage b. 81 day wHa
hoafd and bed This n ahoas one
third n che prevailing casa rafe p
year arn when il was almost imp
sii'e % Get enough mcn 70 save tn
crops The present rate alsp r. sii'i
FAR above fhe ire war scale whlot
wns around 500 a month ~ eoaFa~
the cicmeni of hoard and houWnt
wap and remains the same
This Same condition WAS 'uo in
she cotton ntates, and taerc VITA ha
sho same change whcu the cottan
harvest comue W, there are stu
those who wonder Why She aFricu,
,ural interests have needed hcip q
nsrciai credits 10 tide them over This
crlsla and ben pai them permanently
on safe financial basis They do
nps realize that whllo the iaat crogs
norlh and Nnuth. were pfpdoo"d ei
n slA 4 day labor eeale. wiin oihc
factors In proportion tho crTw we're
sod al or near pre- war prires some
Of them. indeed. hslow the aserasc
The producers had no ~av 60 heH
np thn PRICE no way ~ carry aioae
ana fred ons rYe'r stocks Grain
cattle and cotton sli vent down the
,oho~ran and hlt the bottom This
has rot seen the case WITH fBisho4
products The fsbrca'ofs whole
salers and retailers. have 9oue dowa
the scale rradaa'iy They have heer
able 10 clean ont fhelr Algh priced
stocks hy Fsoceas ~ progressive =
auidauon They have had ias
measure ~ crcah Their repesie
fsrueyors have enahleA fhem 70 avail
themselves of tho short time a@nkiuF
privilege
Thirty and slsfv days means moth
inr 70 the fsrmer iiis turnover
comes but once yenr Tor al hie
halt production IN meat cattle ih's
ls two years Trey most have ionr
term credit. and beeaase ~ thAs fas'
the commercial banks are not orfAn
lTea in their behalf They nH~s thFr
some other system. and Il is this TIE
vcFaadeu Kenyon biz under takes r.
provide n y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-04
Same old s.ory rut coed One

Same Old story Eut Coed Ore
Mrs NaAaA Burns Savanna. Mo
relates an experience. tho ike Of
which has happened Ia almost eyer
neighborhood ln this country. aud
has been told and related hy thon
sands of others. as follows II used
bottle of chamuorla'n's Cole AMI
nlafrAoeA Remedy about nine wears
ago and Il cured Inc of flaK tdyHen-
teryi I had another attack of the
same complaint three OF four years
ago and a few doses az this remedy
cured me have recommended &
70 deseas Of people since | first Hsel
Il and shan continue 10 a. IA for I
know u Is qu'ek and positive cure
for bowel trouhiee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-04
GREEKS MUST NOT
ENTER CONsTANTIN0PlE

London, Aug The allies have
warned Greece that an advance on
Coustantinople by her troops whic4
row are engaged IN war with the
Turkish nationalists VIII not be ioi-
Grated It was authorimtiyely stated
here today. 40 ground exists, how
ever il Is added for believing thar
Greece contemplate any such al
vance
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-04
HIGHER PRONE RATES FOR
AN EAST SIDE TOWN

Oklahoma CITY. Aug The Hsus .
on Arrow Telephone company vi
t'e permitted 10 ooiect higher ,elc
phone rates Al Broken Arrow under
an order On tho corporation commls-
sion which funds tha, the company
under present rates rs not receiving
such just and reasonable compensa
tion "a enable IL to defny opcrat'ns
expenditures and give the company a
reasonable rate of return on ne
amount invested IN plant and pro
rorsy" ! ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-04

Disorders of the bowels ara ex
trcmely aaugefons particularly dul
ina the hot weather og he summer
months. and IN order Ga pfntee
yourself ANA family against / saa
den attacks get hoti'a az Cham
bvrlaius Colo and narrhoeA Rem
CRY u can 10 denenaed upon Man,
have testified 20 It's excellence.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-04
COURT HOUSE NOTES


Conveyance
Sarah Mcoks 10 Bd Co comrs
ot Logan Go W y s-s-ai sIk7s5.
IA Tor Right Of way NE ia 2s-I--
fW
T " Mason. ct. AK. ~ II. n.
Mason, " n sss-eH. s500 90: io,s
81 and II block Z IN Hinslghorss Aad
ic Cgihrle
Miscellaneous
County Court to Margaret II Mas
ter. o. al. Decree ~ settlement
Probate court 10 Bier T. Weed.
Admi in The mst;er Of the estate ~
Bertha Weed
N imthcr west % The Pubic. am
davs. lots 70 and a in block 81 &c.
District Court
Roxie F Phillips ". Jasper D.
Phillips: dlvnsce custody OF minor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-04
The Wonders Of America
rHt GRAND otNYon N AaIxoaA
tIr u r MAxfy

TlIE inte George Flish said Arizona
was rade IN ualaro ~ frisolHHs
and contradictory maoA. fsv milton
years agn last 20 shou man. when he
arrived what she cSaid o. eien ahs
frli lac lfs
The .rHnd Canyon IL ghe Colorado
River ihe Atwst wrulerfal geoiaEieag
and spectacular phcnA asnaH Anuwa T.
man is la Arlrona discovered hg
spanish explorers H 1880 II has been
aH object ~ wpnasf ama AamlWtsan
ever since In approaching a yeur
nrst surprise - thnf yon are uui s.fe
pared faf u lfs heelnnlAg il ~ sefg
ahfupf IA one jump frasu The cax~
SON eauid ~ dnwn 1tsn feei
Viewed ffom lhe flm leaking foun.
y is q s'upepdpas panorama 40 uuhs
iie,ahie abyss. 7p0 20 900 feet deep
70 70 VI miles Wiie ana 80 miirs lang
l's Sides are Aaed with countless ard
varied oruamehtnl arehl'eeiurai fea
iarrs the whaie beantlfully Tinted ard
solofed snt mar elonsif Harmonious
seen from ihe holl4in hooking az. u
" ~ hie thai Il mates aHd tHsilrsFs
nne ON evefs Hdr SIRE endless pro
eessinns ~ caves. terrees pnnsfies
ioeers hufiss ciirs seH peaks storm.
carried and srafhef stalaed nHnt ~
them higher ilssu any muum'aln eAM
~ ne Roetirs ye' nene 81 fhsm lsevi
wifh ne 'op Giabs tfuffs~ ssY that
nothing slss Ia hil ne world sttn -
nefeii approaches fhis spseisciv
The roleF fnmhinhfien Aefme ~
shift uifh esefY movement ~ fhs ssr
~leuds ~ Yeer roH. -. rhsfs = =
trail 20 fhs bottom and fosa sfesos
ne rim
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-04
BEER SHIPMENT
GRABBED BY OFFICERS

PA thaAa Ans I fhiFsy Ehoaaanf
BOTTLES 81 hser ssis - ~ ~ psr
cent aiewhoAe eentest wsFs esitsi
hy fsdeFai puahlhlslon enfawnmsas
axenia IN she Terminal railroad
Yaraa AeFe last rlxht rhn ahipmens
was said 60 ~ trasu Christopher (
Two mvu who eaiAva fef ths hesr
wefr axreAset
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-04
II rnrY couLD srop AND REsT

AOuf klHNFft have NNThFH FFFTF
minute of your life They cannot
stop and rest n nverworked weak
cnoa or dlsoTdered. give them heir
Foley kidney Pills help restore rex
uiar and normal action % kidneys
and Bladder and remove fhe cause al
trouble PROMPT In action and toni
in effect Sold everywhere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-04
PEOPLES FORUM

ksprrssles< 4 epieins - kenrrst
tntsfrst are tHeitrst ae SETTER ~
svfyrn lhe right 10 hssN pvasfi
wheFe c~snsaast siians Nxarrsl 80
wtsfyt4
Wruin9 Aaef - iexthle spa ~
~ tl@arisa
AnnnrwHns eor munls stlans witi
ao' ~ rYlnsett ASrte and aaifvss
mu-4 ise silver fsnhistattAtn st
nanag wffs t.e wtlbheiai au request
NHhltasinh - q leffyf i naf ~
hs ferAfisa ~ a. Taa sfse saent ~
fhr ie8iier Il the views expressed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-04
pref. Vim. Green rlss tho BaH
Why Not Adcpt hlk pIan

Editor Leader Much has beea
said in the ,solamus ~ yoar pape-
lately. in regard 90 possible relief
Tor the crowded conditions and lack
Of proper eqaipmeut for cur hiFh
school offer thls az = suErtstscn
Conditions recently demanded ihn'
money be raised 70 finance ban !
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-04

Foicv cafnariic tablets are gentle
in action. but sure Take ore "a.
n.rst and you viii feel better In the
morninr. Thev relieve sick head
ache. nlliausneEs. bloa,sng. sour
stomach. gas. md breath. coated
fonxne and Other svmnfoms % indi-
session No cosfive after effect DO
not gripe Sold everywhere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-04
rAls MOTHER FOUND A WAY

Men and women have found Foley
Pulls a reliable aid In Keeping the
kidneys and h'aider IN a normal aud
healthy condition Good for chi dren.
to0. Mrs John W Tuie. n II "
80 i, Box RT Grcenshurg IA.
writes 4 recommend Fo'ey kidncg
pills 20 anyone troubled with child
rons bcdweitng Sold everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-04

Lack u automobiles "a veasfasls
is astflhasea % soasFisY % sulem0blla
merhsnlsa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-04

The leaves Of the Madras glndial
water lilies Will readily support the
weight Of a child
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-04
RED RUSSIA KEEPS
PROMISE To HOOVER

Riga. Ang American prisoner
in Russia already have been released
from confinement. according 10 IN
official Tcrortg a. the Bolshevik le
cation has been given 10 the number
released or when. how. Or where thes
viii be delivered across the border
ehlna and indIa arc heavy import
trs OF silver
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-04
Miseellaneous

Roxie r Phillips " Jasper D.
Phillips. dlvorce. custody OF minor
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-16
FRDAY-THE ROCK ISLAND ARGUS DECEMBER 1s, 1921

materialism which denied the
spiritual in human life were re-
ferred to as illustrations of OF the
general reveir against authority.
1 Under the head of aversion - 10
work he maintained that the econ
omic catastrophe of today is great
er than the political catastrophe
of 1914.
Italy lost 1000 900 working days
in 1920 through strikes which were
political in distinction from econ
omic strikes Germany, it was as
serted, lost 800 zoo working days in
1917, 100000 days in 1918. and
46, 200, 900 in 1919, whereas in
America in 1920, 10000. 900 work
ing days were lost.
America, France and Italy, af-
frmed Mr. Fisher are sentimental
list, while Great Britain, Germany
and Canada are practicalist
He elucidated this statement by
explaining that the first three ma
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tons emphasize the reform OF the
criminal offenders, whereas the hst
three stress their swift punish
ment.
Casting on Restraint
Mr. Fisher grouped his remarks
about the bible text. Where there
is no vision the people PERISH af-
nrming the passage shouG be
translated more correctly as
where there is no vision thespeo-.
pie cast of restraint"
He made the point that laws are
Tor man, not man for the laws. He
made the statement that the Esprit
or lawlessness has often been
manifested in the past, but that at
present there is an exceptional re-
volt against authority.
Figures were quoted showing
that in 1912 there were 9,5o3 cases
before the federal courts, and TO-
900 in 1921. Subtracting 10000 of
these as prohibition violations,