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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-10


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carried oas in pink ard White cater
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A most pleasant tssns vas spent
by the guests Mo we're Helea.
cslaa.e and Nasiel Hunter. cecii and
Kenneth Ntlsoa. Willie Nelson.
i.1oka Aaa Murisi narnshouss. Mar.
sares and noroshs Nay Arthur Harry
Myers. saraA Freeman. pslma BRAD
burs. Nrs Neison. NJ and Mrs. clH
ford nysn and son
KS KN
phi Delta carrnas Eater.
tained hy ~rs Baseheier
Mrs Byron Ratehelor entertained
he Phi Delta Camaa olnh a. ons
otsock luncheon Saturday az the
Harvey House haslng a. aa adsi-
sionsl guest Ms stella Belana A
short business meeting ~as held
Niss Naymc oliver vas elected
president for the ensuing wear fr
tse game q auction bridge Nr-
Hsnry George and Miss oliver ~on
the fasors Mrs Ciese Caesuus VII
entertain the club Satftay
Ms Wilson Ersertslns
West SIDE Teachers
Miss Eva Wilson - 1915 Mesi
Noble entertained the West Side
teachers Saturday alghs AZ her home
A masloai contest aud various games
featured the r,enins An ier course
was served 70 eishtcen
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Dinner Party
SIS 3 Cook entertained a eronf
of friends composed ot Mrs Neli
Todd oi oklahoma city. Mrs Maud
4 Powell. Miss Mildred Swanson. Miss
Margaret SoWcrs, Dr miller Mr Roy
Fry NJ Fred crook and Mr Vernon
Cook Sunday az sn Informal dinner
in honor or her son. Harold
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Baptist Rally DAY Success
Fathers and Mothers nav Al the
Baptist church Yesterday wss 8
sreat success The house ~as pack
ed 70 the doors At both mornlag and
evening services and large croNe
remained az the church an day A
splendid program was rendered IT.
the afternoon. an the speakers were
at their best Mr. Wstkins. the
speaker OF The evening. held his
audience spcilbound for two hours
telling the story or hts life
The success OF the day was due 70
the unllring efforts Of the faithful
workers OF the church The church
IS no, unmlndful OF TIE splendid ser
vice rendered by the Guthrie Daily
Leader in giving abundant space foi
announcing this meeting.
This was the beginning OF Rev
Wade's third year as pastor Of the
church. During the two years Of
bis partorate there has been marked
progress In all departments Of tn
church activities. The Sunday schoo
has grown from one hundred fort,
to over four hundred. The oongre.
gatioa has doubled in attendance
There have been over two hundred
aeoessious 20 the church. and the
church has raised over ten thousand
dollars. The future looks bright foT
the Baptsts In this community
Yesterday the church launched q
campaign 10 raise three thousand
dollars Tor the purpose OF making .
cor9'r;e basement under the church
20 house the fast growing Sunday
School. Two thousand OF this va,
raised In a few minutes. The church
reloices in the blessing OF the Lord
upon the work. and begins the nev
vear with faith and hope for n,
greatest year in the church's history
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Birthday Party Surprise
A little birthday surprise was
! planned for Mrs r A. Hixon Of Easl
Guthrie. while she was aiteadins
church. Her children and friend,
had the dinner Planned and waltinr
when she returned with her erand
son. Hugh. she was presented with
-. - -. -..A at-.ka..- ~.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-10

Leader Classified Aa.. os' Result,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-10

SOCIAL CALENDAR
sercsy
Cambridge club Library
Evenlng Group o. Girls Friendly
Parish House xssaR
Shakespeare clah-lAsfary
oread Dnner Party Kiss Ana
Aie1an1er.
TUESDAY Rrage elas-Nrs Gss
speer
Slx Hundred club Mrs II + Der
~'n AgikH
"Wednesday
NJ y Z club Nrs WI Maths
Presbyterian Social Circle Mrs
MoFlss. Mrs J Estas asslstiae
lAlphi4n clnb-IAhrary
THURSDAY
Girls Friendly Parish noase
Alturian clab-IAbrary
Farm woman's csah Division 40
Mrs Harry Nhniey and Miss
Minnie billings
Acorn club ,. ; Hiareth
one O'Clock Bridge Laneheon Mrs
Geo Tiptou at Country Club
openorky club-'Nrs c " nrure
Friday
Glover Lear CLUB Mrs. ~ r.
Coleman
Altar Society Airs Louis Halsel
Domestlc Science club Mrs Carl
Fairfield assisting hostesses. Mrs
BIrney Nersen. Mrs Geo. Paddock.
Mrs chas Olson apd Mrs > "
wilbur
+ O s Chapter Masonic Temple
Saturday
Phi Delta Gamma clab-Mrs Clese
Chesnut.
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Our minds are Ike our stomachs,
they are whe,ted BY the change Of
their food. and variety supplies both
with fresh appetite -Quincllan.
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Birthcsy Party
Nr and Mrs Frank Bradbury %
1902 West Logan gave A PARTY IN
honor Of their little daughter. Opal ;.
llih birthday. Monday After play
ing several games Miss Frazier seat
et the guests around the dining table
which had az itx decorations two
huge cAxes with the appropriate
number Of pink and white candles
Mrs Bradbury assisted BY Mrs Roxis
Hunter. Mrs. Wilson and Mrs Cole
man. served an ice course which was
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-10

Cooler weather IL promised f0r %
niKht and Tuesday with possihl
frost
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-10
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Our minds are like our stomachs,
they are whetted BY the change Of
their food. and variety supplies both
with fresh appetite Quincllan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-10

Mrs. ". T. Coleman will entertain
the Clover Leaf club Thursday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-10

Sis = Cook entertained a eroaf
~ friends composed ot Mrs Neli
Todd of Oklahoma city. Mrs Maud
Powell Miss Mildred Swanson. Miss
Margaret SoWers. Dr Miller Mr Roy
Fry Nr Fred crook and Mr Vernon
Cook Sunday az sn Informal dinner
ID honor OF her son. Harold
The Washington herald., 1921-10-06
Special Cable to rhs washinston Herald
and Chicago Tribuns.)

Special Gable to The washinston Herald
and Chicago Tribuns.)
LONDON, Oct. 5.-Prime Minister
Lloyd George arrived in London
from Inverness at 7:45 this morn
ing and was UP to his ears in
work within a afew minutes. He
was met at the station by c. A Nc
Curdy, chief coalition whip. who
drove with him to 10 Downing
street discussing the political sit
uation en- route
At Downing street the prime min
lister found Sir Robert Horne.
chancellor of the exchequer. walt
ing, SO he had Sir Robert at break
fast, discussing the national n
nances over ham and eggs. AT 10
o'clock he received J. r. Clynes'
leader OF the Labor party, with
whomshe had a private conference
on unemployment for an hour. AT
IL o'clock he received deputation
of thirty from the General Council
OF Labor who presented resolu-
tions demanding government action
for the relief of the unemployed
which were passed by the trades
union congress.
After listening to the labor rep
resentatiyes the prime minister
The Washington herald., 1921-10-06
DINNER
ATTRACTS FLYERS

NEW YORK. Oct. 5.LThe third
armistice dinner, to be held on No
vember IL, on the roof Of the Penn
sylvania Hotel, under the patronage
Of the Aero Club OF America, will be
unique as marking a reunion Of all
elements in American aviation, mill
tary, naval, civilian and club.
Among the guests Of honor will be
Rear Admiral William A. Moffett, di-
rector of naval aviation, and Brig.
Gen. William Mitchell. assistant chief
of the army air service. IT. is hoped
that Maj. Gen. Mason NJ. Patrick and
Maj Gen. Charles T. Mencher. the
incoming and outgoing chiefs Of the
air service. will also be present
Other distinguished figures in Ameri-
can aviation who have accepted invita-
.tions are Col. Edward H. Shaughnessy,
head of the Air Mail, and Benedict
Crowell. former Assistant Secretary of
War. The naval f1iers will be headed
by Comdr. Kenneth Whiting and the
army fiiersby Capt. Eddie" Ricken-
backer, leading American ace.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-06
Ferdinand Foch
Elected Member
OF Legion Here

Marshal Ferdinand Foch will
be inducted into George WASH
ington Post, American Legion.
upon his arrival here. When II
was announced last night that
the local post had been desig-
mated by national headquarters
of the legion to receive the
French marshal he was voted
a member.
No time or date for the induc-
tion has been set, but the cere-
monies will take place either
upon Marshal Foeh's arrival in
Washington. or at the American
Legion convention in Kansas
City which the marshal will at
tend.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-06
FRENCH WAKE UP
TO PARLEY HERE

PATHS, Oct. with the an
nouncement that the French delega-
ton at the Washington armament
conference will include Premier Bri-
and, former Premier viviani, Am
bassador Jusserand. NJ. Berthelot
and Albert Sarraut. minister for the
colonies, public interest in the
Forthcoming gathering. which hith-
erto has been dormant, is beginning
to awaken.
The newspaper 1ntransigeant out
lines French fears of yellow
peril in the Pacific. and scores
the Shantung agreement bitterly.
The Council of Manche-the Brit
ish channel department-which can
be compared to an American State
legislature. has passed a resolution
favoring Brands personal atten-
dance at the Warrington parley,
The Washington herald., 1921-10-06
SHADOW OF WILSON
FAILS ON LEAGUE

GENEVA. Oct. 5.-The shadow Of
Woodrow Wilson has once more fallen
over the league of nations assem-
bly, in its consideration of Article
IS, which the former American Pres
ident had inserted in the league
covenant with the conviction that II
would put an end to secret inter-
national treaties.
The article provides that no treaty
shall be binding until 1T has been
registered with the league for pub
iication.
The commission of jurists has now
reported that this article conflicts
with certain state rights, since the
constitutions of some nations pro-
vide that any treaty shall become
effective from the moment Of it's
signing. and others that treaties taie
effect upon ratification.
The assembly shelved the problem
by postponing action until 1922. In
the meantime the article will re-
main technically in effect.
The assembly adjourned after
President Karnebeek. in his closing
speech, outlined the work accom-
rlished by the session.
He laid great stress upon the cre-
alton of the International court of
| jnstice and the establishment of the
mechanism to apply economic oiorA-
AIDES against nations which violate
the rules of the league. Karnebeef
also spoke of the decision that the
disarmament commission shall draw
up an International treaty contain
ing definite plans for limitation OF
armaments.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-06
MAY ESCAPE MOOSE
BY SHOOTING CALF

GREEhEE Col. Oct. s.-A calf
will be sacrificed here In order to
settle a point that may save Rienzi
Dickens from the ssllows.
. Dickens Is on trial for the alleged
murder Of his father. who was a
wealthy Longmont, Col, banker.
1t Is charged by the state that
the father was shot while sitting
before window In his home, with
a high-powered rife. ,Rienzi Dickens
owns such q ride. 1t was brought out.
The defense maintains that the
banker died from wound caused
by a rife of smaller caliber.
p To. settle the point. calf viii be
shot with the high-powered rife and
the wound compared with that on
the dead bankers body.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-06
DISMISSED FROM
NAVAL ACADEm I

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. Oct s.-Ad-
judged guilty of drunkenness and r>~S
specific charges of fslsehood. Mid
shipman Hampton ". Carter. OF
North Carolina has been dismissed
from the Naval Academy by Pres
ident Harding. The order carrying
the sentence of dismissal has been
promulgated before the regiment of
midshipmen.
Carter, who was assigned to the
battleship Kansas, of the Atlantic
feet, got into trouble during the late
summer practice cruise Of the naval
students abroad.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-06
PhilIy Girls Renounce
SchOol-HOur Mdtinees

: PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 5. Stu
dents of the Girls High Schooi
swore allegiance to a code of honor
today. The school service club. the
governing body of the school, drew
up the code and will enforce It.
TThe code provides for scrupulous
honesty in "the notes that present
in school, asking for excuses for
absence or lateness sorsnon-perform-
lance of works. This provision
makes it. a breach OF trust for any
girl to see a matinee during the
school week or walk down town
with Johnny
The Washington herald., 1921-10-06
RADIO SPEED NOW
WORD PER SECOND

NAPLES, Oct. 5.-Guglielmo Mar
conf, pioneer in wireless science,
has arrived here on his yacht FL
ectra after conducting numerous
electrical experiments in the Medit-
erfanean.
Marconi announced that in tests
carried to completion on this oy-
age he has succeeded in increas-
ing the speed o fwireless transmits
sion from twenty words a minute
to sixty. He also hints that he
is now able to transmit wireless
messages regardless of powerful ell
ectrical disturbances. Scientist,
have sought since the invention OF
the wireless for some method of de-
feating such disturbances.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-06
Horrors! Freshies NoID
Can Speak to C0-Eds

CHICAGO. Oct. 4.-Co-eds and
men students at the University or
Chicago have agreed that matricu-
iation is a formal introduction and
anybody can say hello" to anybody
on the campus and not get the we'll
known frosted mitten. The little
freshman from the farm can write
home that he is on speaking ac-
auafntance with all the sorority
queens and be perfectly truthfuf.
But friendly greetings are as far
as IL goes. No stopping a good
looking coed and making dates.
The oo-eds say that would be q
little too democratic.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-06
Work SwampsL Lloyd George,
Back at 10 Downing Street
Party Politics in Cab, National Finances at
Breakfast, Start Premier on Busy
Day at London.

asked them TO appoint a small dele
cation which would be available
for conference with the govern
ment constantly on the present ma
tional emergency.
The rest of the day was spent
in comforting with cabinet minis
ters, secretaries and officials in
preparation for the cabinet meet
ing tomorrow at which the agenda
calls for the consideration of un-
employment. a means to revive ma
tional trade. the selection of the
delegates 10 the Irish conference
and the selection of the delegation
TO the Washington conference. Also
IL will be Professionally decided at
the session whether Lloyd George
will join the Washington confer
ence.
Copyright 1911
The Washington herald., 1921-10-06
Rush out in Nighties
As Robbers BLOlU Bank

VICTORIA, ILL.,. Oct. 5.-victoria
rushed int othe streets in pajamas
and filmy nighties eaerly this morn
ing when a heavy explosion shook
the whole town.
II proved to be a robbery of the
Victoria Exchange Bank. The en-
tire front OF the building was
blown out. The robbers secured
The Washington herald., 1921-10-06
LYNCHBURG X. OF C..
BUYS NEW HOME

LYNCHBURG. Va, Oct. 5.-The
Holy Cross Council. knights Of Co.
Iumbus, has bought the Irvine apart
ments, 7o6 Church street, which are
to be converted into a home for The
council and a general Catholic club.
The purchase price was $4,000 The
council does not get possession OF
the y, ,operty until January l, 1szs-
The Washington herald., 1921-10-06
Penn Road to Co-oper,te.

President Rea of the Pennsylvania
Railroad. made the following an
nouncement:
TT is the purpose Of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad MANAGEMENT to CO.
operate. as far as possible, in Pres
ident Harding's efforts to reduce nm
Continued On Pooe- -TKr.e -
The Washington herald., 1921-10-06
May Split Up Jobs.

Under this department will fall the
work Of food conservation. Potatoes
and other foods found unsaleable will
be stored at the woodward and will be
distributed to the needy.
As a warning to those who might
head for Portland. and also for the
immediate benefit Of those who will not
work, although the opportunity is
supplied, municipal rockpilc provid,
ling work in exchange for room and
| board'' will be established
Licking Valley courier., 1921-02-10
RELIEF.

The body of Mace Villains was
laid to rest in the family graveyard
Thursday. He is survived by one
son and three daughters.
j. y. Bailey is sick this week
AIf. Wayne Hill and Miss Matilda
SkagEs were quietly married at the
home Of the brides parents Thursday
evening, Feb. 3, Ed. Van b. Williams
officiating.
The bride is the charming daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Skaggs.
The groom lis the son of Mrs. Linf
Hill and is a young man highly re
spected by all who know him.
Their many friends are wishin,
them happy and prosperous life.
b orn, to the wife of Charley Hill
Jan. 20. a bOy-EmersOn Earl.
Mrs. NJ. c. Williams visited hel
daughter, Mrs. Charley Hill, sunday
Mrs. Jackie Hamilton has been ii
for some days, hnt is better
Troy Holbrook purchased nice
pair of mules of Marvin Hill for $40
Mnnda Hamilton visited relatives
at Jcptha last week
Ellis Caskey and Eyerette With.
row, of Lenox, were here On bushes,
one day last week.
VIOLET.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-02-10
LIBERTY ROAD.
BLUE BELL

I. ". Dehaven. of Menifee county.
is visiting his sisted Mrs Jennie May
Archie Hale. of Yocum, is visiting
his relatives, Walter May and orville
Henry Jr this week
James NJ. May is confined to hi.
room with severe throat trouble.
Russ Oliver sold his farm at Flat
Woods to Victor Mcguire ahi has
moved to Clay county.
Mrs. Lou J. Henry will lave hte
frst Of March for Farmer City, ILL.,.
where she will visit hr son, Dennis.
Bin May, of White Oak, passed
through this place Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Edwards. OF
'Dalnh, visited the formers sister. Mrs
Maggie Henry few days last week
Misses Fannie and Nanni, Cdrpcnte,
Lou and Bertha GunmiI. wi!ria Mp,
and Messrs. Audrey Rowland, Johi
GunncHl, Walter May and Bryan Mel
Kinney were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs, billiard Dehaven Sunday even
ing.
Robt Mcclure. OF DeIIart, is seri
Dusly Ill with typhoid.
HOPEFUL.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-02-10
Lnngley. Ky.. Teb. Z. 1921

Langley, KY, Feb, Z, 3l92l.'
Licking Valley Courier,
West Liberty, Ky.
Gentlemen:
Referring to your editorial in last
issue of The Courier asking the senti-
ment Of the people of the. county in
regard to a bond issue for the purpose
of building a dormitery and enlarging
the County High School building so
as to accommodate. the ever increasing
number of students, i am giving here
my own personal sentiments.
j am henrtiy in favor Of bond is
sue large enough to make the school
and auditorium what they. should be.
The opportunity is here to make West
Liberty the banner school town in
Eastern Kentucky. And let 1t not be
said of us that we are forced to have
our county students go elsewhere to
obtain what they could get here were
it not for the fact that we were toe
E"chinchy" to vote bond issue for the
Licking Valley courier., 1921-02-10
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Grant Daniel, -. ..,....P PIaintiff.
if VS..
NJ. V. Brown, ........ Defendant.
In Equity.
BY virtue Of Judgment and Order
of Sale of the Johnson Circuit, rem
dered at the November Special Term
thereof, 1917, in the above styled
cause for the sum of S2,41712 and
STATE with interest at the rate of 6
per cent per annum from the % day
of March, 1912, until paid, and all
costs herein, shall proceed to offer
for sale at the Court House door. in
West Liberty, Kentucky, to the high
est and best bidder, at Public Auction,
on
| MONDAY, FEBRUARY IA, 1921
at 0 o'clock, A. NJ. to 1 o'clock, p.
NJ, or thereabouts, upon credit of
SIX, twelve and eighteen months, the
following described property, to-wit:
r. A certain tract or parcel OF
land situate, lying and being in Nor
gan county, Kentucky, and on Big
Paint creek and bounded and de-
scribed' as follows: Beginning at. the
mouth of the Osborn branch near
Isaac Williams and Turner Branham;
thence up the branch with the road
to the falls of said branch; thence up
the branch with said Williams line
to the mouth Of Big Hollow to a Black
oak, corner to Isaac Williams
and Turner Branham; thence up. said
Osborn branch to rock marked "A" !:
thence westerly course to fence,
which is conditional line between
Ira Pendleton and Polk Pendlet0n I;
thence with the ridge northerly
course to n black oak. corner of
Robert Burchett; thence with said
Burchett's line, westerly course to
the mouth of the branch to Big Pant
creek to he.beginning, and being the
same tract of land. conveyed to Jimmy
Pelphrey by Ira PendletOn and Celesta
Pendleton, his wife, on or about Jan.
), 1911.
Or sufficient thereof to produce the
sums of money so ordered TO be made.
For the purchase price the purchaser,
with approved security or securities.
must execute bonds bearing legal in
ierest from the date of sale until paid
aud having the force and effect of a
Judgment. Bidders will he prepared
to comply promptly with these terms
II. Il. CONLEY.
Master Commissioner.
BY ID. ]. WHEELER.
Deputy Master. Commissioner.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-02-10
DAN.

Born, Feb. 9, to the wife of AlonNo
Bowling, a boy,
Reva Fern, little daughter of
Thomas PeytOn. is seriously i'll.
Mamie, little daughter of Ar'.r
Mann is quite sick with dypthrria.
Doyle Lawson and wife returned
from Middletown Ohio, last week oil
account of being out Of employment.
Herbert the little son of Nr and
Mrs. g. I. Fannin has entered school
at West Liberty.
Mrs. Peach Stacy and Miss Ma;a
Darty are visiting relatives at Well
ingtoh this week.
Charlie Byrd who has been visit Z
relatives here for several weeks re-
urned to his home at Middletown
Ohio, last week.
BLUE BELL
Licking Valley courier., 1921-02-10

Middletown, Ohio, Jan. %, 1921.
Mr.. Willie ELAN,
West Liberty, KY.
Hello Bill:
How is every thing in old West lib
erty2 Things are looking rather blue
out here. l only got to work one out
of three days, but think that work
will be plentiful before long Quite q
lot Of boys from back there are talk
ing Of coming home but l guess !
won't get to come. Mother and / are
very well satisfied here. Mother is
enjoying excellent health once more,
and everything looks good for the fu.
ture. I haven't been getting the pa.
,er for some time. I think you are
sending it to the wrong address.
am sending You $1.50 for l sure do
want the old Morgan county news,
and please change my address to 11OG
Crawford street.
Yours truly,
COLLIER ROSE.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-02-10
IOuTS JTulS
COLLIER ROSE.
Pomp, KY, Jan. 81, 1872

Pomp, KY, Jan, 81, 1921.
Hovermale & Elan,
West Liberty, KY.
Ncar Sirs:
Enclosed find my check for $2.13
which pays my arrearages and ex-
tends my subscription six months, so
keep the Courier coming as it is always
a welcome visitor in my home. Thank
ing you for past favors and wishing
YOU much success, / am,
Yours very truly,
BEN NJ. COX.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-02-10

s00C4 IN. fasident Of
the et'ges>U ausnyss atloOl, OF Lex
ington, was in town last week looking
for students.
Curtis Frisby left last weeek for
Beattyville where he will accept a
position with the Cumberland Pipe
Line Company.
+ Born, Jan. Doth, to the wife of To-
ny Benton, girl-Mildred.
Bofn, Feb. 9th, to the wife of Silas
Kemplin, boy.
Mr. and Mrs. Estill Lylins, of Har.
per, were in town the first of the week
having some dental work done.
Uncle Dudley Lykins, who is visiting
his Son, G. O., at Camel City, is re-
ported to be very sick
TWO CHUMS