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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-12-09
TO THE MOON AND BACK 100
TIMES

1t seems almost incredible that it
was only As years ago that the tele-
phone was invented Since then. in
less than life time, the telephone in
dustry has been developed and ex-
banded to such a remarkable extent
that it now provides "a service of ma
tional scope for the 107,000,000 peo-
pie living in the United States. This
has required the stringing of enough
wire TO span the distance from earth
to the moon more than 100 times;
the erection of pole lines which would
reach nearly Is times around the
world. the installation of duct space
for carrying cables underground of
sufficient length to reach more than
six times through the center of the
earth from pole to pole and the con-
struction of buildings enough, if
brought together, to form a city as
large as Richmond Over 33.000.0 600
telephone conversations take place ev.
cry day.-Picked up and handed in.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-12-09
REDDICK
December

December r.
Mr. r. w. Lambert has been spend
be the summer in South Carolina,
burned Tuesday and while here will
the guest of his daughter, Mrs. o.
Johnson.
Mrs. r. =. Ferguson, Mrs. E. F.
Hart and Miss Callie Ferguson spent
lesday at Fairfield the guest of Mrs.
G. Tongue.
Mrs. A. S. Nelson and daughter,
1ene Of Orange Lake, were the guests
Mrs. Mary E. Rou and family for
inner Sunday.
Mrs. Mary E. Rou and family at
ended church Sunday morning and
Eening.
Messrs. ]. j. johnson and j. A. Nc
4 Coy of Barlow, came up to enjoy the
uniting season for a few days last
|Ieek, and while here were the guests
n their sister-in-law, Mrs. Mary b.
|hu.
Messrs. E. H. Hopkins, w. H. Bishop
lad c. B. Rou went to FIT. Mccoy this
week to hunt turkeys for few days.
Nj. and Mrs. H. j. Horne and two
small children of Live Oak, have NOV.
q here, where Mr.. Horne expects
e farm with Mr.. j. B. Devore.
Miss Louise Stokes of Fairfield, who
! teaching school at Orange Lake
'as the guest of Miss Irene Rou on
sunday leaving on the afternoon
rain for Orange Springs.
Mr.. James Bishop made a trip to
Sunday returning Tues.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-12-09

2 good one, but aside from stat;n.
'iae eacn guest must be provided
with an individual towel at least -,
inches wide and fifteen inches lone
no reference is made to the item .
changing these towels. The nro
vision that there must be at laas
one window in every sleeping room i.
wise, and should be enforced by the
motel commissioner and his array q
inspectors.
Inc Blow that Killed Father.n
u IS the provision regarding mat
tresses that will be like @the blow tina,
Killed father" to those who lei rooms
Tor sleeping purposes, for, ACCORDING
70 this provision, mo mattress ON any
bed in htotel or rooming house o,
restaurant shall be used which is
MADE OF moss, sea grass, excelsior
nusks, or shoddy." This will be q
grand job for the hotel commission
er and his inspectors to attend To
But things do not appear to iibe here
mattresses in a restaurant are refer
red to, but in the defining of res
taurant the act says it is place
where there are no sleeping accomo
dations.
The provision that ANY room in
any hotel, rooming house or restau
rant infected with vermin or bed
bugs shall be fumigated' until the
verInin and bedbugs have been re.
moved, ought to be hailed with de.
light by visitors. 1t is supposed the
hotel commissioner and his inspec
tors are Faithfully attending to this
section of the act.
The act contains a number of other
provisions, which if carried out, will
make Florida a most satisfying state
for the tourists to visit, even if they
do have to pay to soulless landlords
and landladies much money for the
privilege of sleeping in room with
sheets on the bed SO inches long, when
made, and not less than 80 inches
long when Numbered.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-12-09
DINING HOUSES AND HOTELS
DEFINED BYHoTEL COMMISSIONERS

the benefit of those who wish
..rn what the general laws are
.ulying to hotels, restaurants and
sing houses, revised general
mIes as compiled by Jerry w
n the hotel commissioner. DC
/. 1921, the following abstract
dsen:
Rooming House Defined
rooming house in this act is de-
as "a place where sleeping ac-
.modations are furnished for nav
uansient or permanent guests in
N 1--WE or more rooms are used
the accommodation of guests. but
IN does not maintain dining rooms
cafes in the same building or
a3ings in connection Herewith" A
,pl'is defined as a building where
or more rooms are furnished for
accomodation of guests and where
..re are dining rooms or cafes in the
me building or connecting build
A restaurant is defined as a
ae where meals are served without
,euing accommodations. Licenses
&c to be taken out for the privilege
\ conducting all these places.
Sheets SO Inches Long
The hotel commissioners, or his in.
|setors, are to see that all sheets
4 hotels and rooming houses are
|sde SO inches long" Why 100 inches
|rg was not decided on, no one ap-
lars to be able to fathom the mys-
NJ. and this adds to the mystery
|at I'd sheet shall not be used which
|sasures less than so inches after
ling laundered!" That laundry must
rather tough" that takes sheet
hvn nine inches at laundering!
But the order of the act that mos
tito nets be provided for each bed,
cot or bunk or sleeping place for
@ Of guests is wise provision, if
Is carried out. This is up to the
EteI commissioner and his inspec-
rs.
The ruling for individual towels is
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-12-09

Rev. c. L. Collins is attending the
State Baptist Association at Miami
and for the eighth time was asked to
serve as secretary. Mr.. Lincoln HUI
fly. president of Stetson University
delivered the annual sermon.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-12-09
Owe SIDE OF PRoHIsITIoN

Whatever else may happen,
Although the country's dry,
The sailor still will have his port,
The farmer have his rye;
The cotton still has got its gin,
The seacoast has its bar,
And each of us will have a bier,
No matter where we are.
Southern Ruralisr
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-12-09

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-18
sINI IN NIIItisS ARE
NIiR TIiE t\CIEt\

"tli'nHna faff Jan, IS, FAILURE
20 obey orders ~ state hoalth Inspect
ora fifen SATURDAY rcaulted In tho
clpglag Monday - lhs ~ X aasasr
candy factory iDW Fast Eighth
street ihe plnce viii remaln closed
'h" inspectors doeiare. until radt
ol eleanop has been effected. thla.
1he pnpFletof Says. viii bo dome al
once
Alleys aud muchfpm basementa IA
'he down town section we're found ln.
Tested ~l'h Wfn ~ other health cf.
f'eers Who made score ~ ingpes
ilona alons broadway aud side atrerts
Monday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-18
MOTOR CARS BARRED
FROM LINE Of MARCH
Masonic Corner Stone Cere.
monies Thursday Parade To
Form At Masopic Temple
Square

Harry S Johnston Of Perry Con
s'siory orator will b. orator AZ ~
laying OF the cornerstone Of the new
Masonic Temple Thursday afternoon
Sovereign InspeetorGeneral Freeman
will be IN charge Of the ceremonies
A. 2 O'Clock Thursday parade salI
form AZ the Masonic Temple In the
following order. and march north on
Broad 20 Oklahoma avenue. and
thence 20 The building site
Police mounts, band. the pyblic
Eastern star grand marshal grand
tyler and grand stewards. band. an
Masons' past masters. building CON
inittee grand lodge officers. band
No motor cars will be allowed ID
the procession.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-18
SPECIAL BLANKS USED
FOR FARMERS INCOME TAX
Internal Revenue Bureau Makes
1t Easier To Fill Out the
Forms Many Expenses
Deductible

Thousands Of farmers whose net
income for iseo eanale3 or exceed
So the exemptions Ct sia aoo for single
persons aud $4,000 tor married y.
soas win be required to Gle on a.
before March ~. 1927 income tax -
turns for the year ae0
AS an aid % farmers the Bureau 81
Internal Revenue has prepared a spe
sial form lo4oF FOR recording sales
81 I've stock. produce. and a summary
81 income and expenses This form
should be attached TO the taxpayer
individual return ON Form 1910 or
letoA Fun Instructions for making
oat the forms are contained ln each
Under gross income farmer is nc.
auifed e include an proceeds derived
from the safe ot farm products whotn.
cr protueed on fafrn ~ purchased
tContlnned ON Page a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-18
riorr BGclNa ON ConaRGa
stoNAL oppoHrioNMeNr

WAhlagson Jan is l.Iuea ware
dfawn sbarily lef tishs to-day 10
defeat lhn reapporllonmens nill
whi,h waalA Increase tbs member.
$50 81 lhe bosae of representatives
franl ls ie 4s3
Aiisf flaal ehsckup leaders AZ
aevnsea tbai lhe measuro ~ reeoft
- would be voted uown deelalselv
ana iha 4 ntbsillute plsu holsllns
seats rs fbn present total. vuaid So
aipalsa n.y. hiK majority
There ae"nvd little sentiment fur
p larNvr huuse Members from states
vhieh eopld loue representation un
aer lhe pbstue of twelve asata from
eleven lo elNhl states declared they
would vote AGAINST adding a. rpp.
fFaenmil,ea al cost m approximate
h 'we yuar when lhoFw il
rrYtHH demAnd from AT aaarters
Ter NaNefameniai economy
a mapped out 'ho program under
waish lhe hul will he called 10 shla
afternoon provides for flve hours N
debate
fhe Republican steerlns committee
VIA reported aolidly against tha Ia.
ereane pct a. eommltfes. bat "a
lndiyidusln Southern Democrats II
mna said Ncfv not expected a. op
rose the losee total aa body. ~
Na ehiffln@ ~ aeasa wuuld Leave
Their nroHeut number intact.
Under pFpylslonp II tha hll. hnnae
ifadefs eRpeet 70 10 adopted tho Gn
efesses Will be aa follows
tallforoa Michigan. Il Ohio. 2
tounoeiicui New Jersey. North Car.
olina TexaH and washlngton. 4 oaen
oAlahoma ana Texas }. under ina
flr# dran have hren cnt OUT entlr..
lN leaslur fhn representative ii con
sfeaa tfum lhpao statrs AZ ~ present
vs. make np this number without
ehaarlpe she as total. Miamosa
would ioHn tWD seats and the follow.
'aE states ane eich Indiana. Ioua.
KANSAS koaiuehY Louisiana. Maine.
hl'Alpinpi Nebraska. Rhode lsland
ana Vermont
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-18
May Be
Woman
Governor

oklshoma clgy. Jan IS Womea
~ oklahoma Woald be elieiale gsr
important state offices including
that of eoyernor. secretary 81 state.
auditor, attorney general treasurer
superintendent 81 public Instructed.
state examiner and Inspector Nv 81
ieint resolution lnlrodnred Ia tfe
Lower iionse Of the oklahoma loeis
laiure shortly after the session con
seued iodav The resolution WAS III
trodncea 81 victor n Locke. Repuh.
liean II Anilers and VIII he SPONSOR
"a IA the senate IS 3 = Woode. Ro.
publican of clarcmore
That afivap, viii oe made in both
houses 10 change the governors hud
set recommendation was the opinion
expressed by many Legislators todas
They pointed out that the budget law
permits the legislature 10 aller thr
governors recommendation AIS I'd
finds ft prosidine ,hat no aHpronriV
Continued on PAGE &
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-18
BUSINESS MEN DISPOSED
TO Be HELPFUL
Hastings, Field Worker, Predicts
Cooperative Marketing of
Cotton Crop viii Save
Thousands OF Dollars

cooperative marketing vi eass
County sefiuu crop Win save "a tho
farmefs and bneiaess iutetcsis Of lae
county thousands og dollars la lpsi.
according 50 Il Wiley county
agent who with Nj Iamoa * uast
inFe field worker fof the Oklahoma
cotton erowrrs association a con.
Quoting Tho membership drive for 80
association here
"if a maiori y ~ DOR cotton farm.
ers ARE in ihe assoaalon before tho
l'2i crop ia reaay 10 markct we Win
he a''le to market "a even runnins
pools 5y rrade, eiass ana salae. al.
t"el 81 the eplnnpfa more 'inn 10
600 bales said hf Wiley Yesterday
This VIII mean that tho fArmera
Themselves win fet the same prize
th" aplanor now pays 70 The speeu.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-18
BomberS Grabbed
Bv Police In
"Quaker CITY,

Philadelphia. tan. 10 Seven.
Teen men arrested last night fol
lowing the explosion of bomb
IN the main eara9e Of the Quak
er City Telegraph company
which killed two men an4 injured
several others, were 70 receive a
hearing today
chsuffeurs OF the oom1any
have been on strike fo- several
weeks. and many acts Of violence
have occurred This IS the
fourth time bombers have at
tempted TO destroy property be
longing to the Quaker City com
psny. The entire murder squad
have been assigned to run them
down. FfsS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-18

Governor Robertson grew bold yes.
terday and threw a monkey wrench
in The machinery Of the state school
combine. The nav Of this combine
is the biggest thing in he state They
ask all the loose money extant A
total of So. 5.2s2.3l2 was asked by all
the state schools The amount was
whitfield TO sl7.50o0so in The COVER
nor's message. Il means that after
the fight is over the combine will he
licszing It's chops with q total appro-
pFsz;ion Of at least thirty millions
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-18
LOGAN FARMERS INO0pSE
COTTON Growers PLAN
Whirlwind Campaign Is Planned
Al Rouang Meeting Held
In Federal Building;
Garter. President

The conference 81 et pa eroNofH
a tae feaeral haM.ae Yesterday
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-18
Couple Elope
Leaving Ten
Children Behind

Atlanta. Ca. Jan. is.-charles
Crimes. tobacco planter and
ssoekman o. harrodxhuco. ~.
ard Mrs. Cora Aakirsoa. wife o.
another ttarvocsburs farmer.
were under arrest today charged
with having Abandoned their fam
lilies ana eioped Grimes left hss
wife ara sis children. While MRS.
Adkinson left her husband 'and
four children.
The couple told the police here
tha, several times since leaving
Hsrrooshuro for Florida in an
automobile. they were Inclined 70
turn back and seek forgiveness
Grimes gave the following reason
for not doing so.
~Ncu know how Il Is IL nan
country. When a man rams cff
with another mans wife. the has
band Is supposed 70 DO some
shooting"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-18
HOW CLARENCE HARDMAN
MADE GOOD ON ACALA
Makes Highly Satisfactory Show
ing From Seven Acres of
Quality Land Two Bales
From FIRST Picking

Las, spring. Clarence IIardman, a
club boy son Of John Iiardman
Guthrie, Il. r u "a. living on the
farm that corners with the cemetery
on the northwest, bought 100 los %
Acaia Cotton seed Of Mr. Oliver. os
the Guthrie Cotton Oil Company for
81 He planted this on about seven
acres of medium quality land. on that
farm, and took extra care to keep "
pure There was no other cotton
'on the farm
The stand was damaged by the
rain 30 per cent and the growth was
hindered by excessive rains al
through the -early part OF the sea.
son.
The first picking was begun about
September lst. and made 2 bales.
The grade and staple we're fine en-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-18
Automobile Makers Want Duties on Cars Cut

Washington. Jan. l8.-Reports
that American automobile mann
facturers favor adjustment of all
protective duties and adoption Of
free trade policy were emphati-
cally denied today by J Walter
Drake Of Detroit, fesiifying be-
fore the house ways and means
committee which soon is to begin
ira'ning a new tariff act
lie urged instead. application
Of the protective tariff principle
IN such a way as TO prevent re-
taliatory measures and diserini-
nations by foreign countries
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-18

aluminium, metal extensively
used M automobile manufactures
Representatives Of aluminium
manufacturing companies present
urged an increase to seven cents
a pound
Bauer said any duty increase
would be reflected ultimately in
increased prices Of automobiles.
Fears Free Trade Policy
Representative Raney of Hi
nois, aud Hull Of Tennessee
Democrats, questioned Drake
while he was testifying as 70 the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-18

Want ads inserted in The I.eadA-
must be paid for on the day inserted
Want ads win DO taken over the
phone. but the price must De sent
10 the office on same day. The
carrying Of hundreds of want ad ac-
counts has caused endless work and
loss The rates for want ads will
be found top Of column one. page
seven.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-18

Theee marfisde iieeasss have
been lssaei .iHov Saturday N
WalseF ss iose, ana Nurs ies
Tnlaan 20 Goodnight. i.ala il lgsy
scll es ana reeMus rllmhegs lAa
nelleY N hoth ~ uoihyIe V r
navla ap Cosle ana ueus,s BEARD
40. ot t~amslllc Kp
sIpee lA.l rsltal ihe nassaa
market ba 'ogtt ssoa tatsa
which the, bavs seld lasaly 81 ahi..
pet 60 oastern merpeis run xea
siaed rabbits can Ne bourbi gof
eenia There aro mnre rab04 h
county naw 'hsn ever heGaf a.
eoftNs b farmers who sll ihem an
~ell ihem 90 ghe loeal meaf maahess
llunlle raiaHgp Al nlahl X 4
Ereat sport luel uow Tbs, baafef8
ifAvel lN auiomohnea ana uai FRA
Heaneh ilNhia io confuse the buanlea
"it IL ihe easiest matter ln the aorld
20 catch rahblg alive valid nnn
hunter IA you inat msos hm with
The llshl iie accm- q he apollanuud
and cannoi mcse rarmprn rs4ort
more nhblss shle year fhan e,sr be.
fore They ene a. nc reason ihc
great quantity q feed stuff ia ihe
Fields
The new iail VIII be- finlsheo hv
tho first of February according 80
Sheriff Robertson There aru nav
twelve prisoners In tho eelia. oue -
whom IS woman There ara sre
arnic cells Tor women Tho lail n
beius painted ehi,e Thero ara
many upeuinRa fur az and sanitary
Kitchen ia brnN bAHl "a lhe south ~
ioining The iail When the mu ~
finally eomiarled a~isepl rAmuers
VIII again BIZ confined hero a@nrA
ing io County Attorney plnwlaile
who added And another lhlag. Wo
VIII have the pla,o flllod with prison
ouers Just az soon AZ ihe interior ls
finished Ther" afo entirely TOO
many persons In Guthrie without yia.
lble means of support ma the darF
net win D. Wread and aasiag win
bceomo the rule
Twenty acven yeafa aeo Fred and
Louie Ilirzel opened grocery nforo
"a Guthrie on The lols where thelr
pretentioua s,ore now stands 1'hs
early day store Was NOT laFve y con.
tained The bare neocsaitlca ~ iifr.
such aa bacou. lnol tho breakfass
variety but the old fashioned "soN
badly coffee. flour feed and some
canned goods Bul tho brothers built
up a clientele rapidly and today ilpsre
ate few stores in tho conlry that rn-
ioy better steady business Yns
ierday Louie retired aud Frud lIlf1d
Jrs took hle place Frod. the elder.
Will remain iu tho business and the
slore IN the future viii ho known aa
IIirzeIs Grocery The two Freaa also
bought louies intorest Ia The brick
building ard The lots and oalhousea
- fecl lost to-day. said I.oup "l'
la the first time ia MY life that I
have been out of lob but guess
] can koep busy he added %" caine
20 Guthrie ip The oarly days auA de-
clded that thls Nms lhn place 10 liye
and make my home | iid that Wife
and were young then Both ~ our
boys were born ia Guthrie and Fred
was born near the site ef the store.
shall live and die Ia Guthrie. said
Fred sr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-18
c. or c. ANNUAL
MEETING WEDNESDAY,

The annual meeting 81 the Cham.
Der of Commerce will be held we'd.
nesday evening January This IS
not meeting at which officers are
70 be elected but meeting far the
entire membership 10 discuss all
civic qrobemx 1hc consistory viii
he IN session ~ thai time and many
Of the business men Will he unable
20 attend this meeting aud il s pu6
sible that Il will be adjourned until
the Community Institute Is Ia sea-
sion here February q 10 and H.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-18
FARMERS sHoUlo
ATTEND rHIs MEETING

Every resident Or Guthrie WHO
owns i fprm IN Logan county or AZ
joining counties and every cotton
farmer within cuthrles trade terri
tory & urged 20 be- AZ the cotton
growers meeting ~ tho Chamber ~
commerce tomorrow "wednesday
ofenin< Good speakers will dlscusa
The plans and methods of the Okla.
hona Cotton Growcrs asaocsation
and opportunity rivca every cotton
producer ast every landlord 10 mar
ket Ms cotton on business basis.
seeering Tor himself the very lar
margin n0a going 20 thr middieman.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-18

Neu fofk lau iS a report that
Major Genmai John y ORyan for i.
er commander ef the twmiyflfth
division had heen offered he post
of police cnmmissioner ly Mayor
il1lan has aaincd circulation failoa-
lax rumors poralaienf for sovara.
days That commissioner fnrieht was
fo feM4n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-18
CHARTER COMMITTEE AT casa

Committees having tho charter re-
vision prolec, IN hand epnear 20 DO
"at east q deyolops that views
are divergent One civic body wants
onn thing and another body some
thing elise. n Is likely The time necea
sary 70 revise tho charter win have
elapsed before adoption can come.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-18

need Tor any protection at an 10
the automobile industry
Drake replied that free trade
policy applied 10 motor vehicles
would expose the American manu-.
facturers to the dangers Of ruin
.ons competition by European
concerns which are able 10 en-
ploy labor at fraction Of the
wages paid in Detroit. Toledo.
and other cities.
As 20 the effect and increase
and a tariff policy in general, he
-
CONTINUED On Page ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-18
WORK ON DEGREES BEGUN
IN MID WINTER REUNION
Class Of More Than -Four Hun
dred Masons on Records;
Ladies Given Enter
tainment

Wi'h more than four hundred
classmen visiting Riiemcn and lad
les in attendance at the midwinter
reunion u The Scottish Rite. mo
Temple q once more secting hive
OF humanity
Work IA the degrees was begun
Monday night Tuesday the ineflabie
degrees were being mounted. with
the regular teams The Perfect Elu
degree, with Henry Morgan. yener.
fContinned on Pare a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-18

Such q rate. he said, would at
the same time provide ample pro-
teciion for the American indus.
tries and prevent discrimination
against American products
abroad
Mr. Drake outlined a rceipro-
cal tariff policy which met with
much favor among the commit
tee lnenbers.
George Bauer. also represent.
ing the automobile chamber Of
commerce., urged that no increase
be made in the present import
duty Of two cents pound on
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-18
ARMY RECRUITING AL oFF

Order has gone TO the secretary Of
war 10 stop all recruiting Il IS likely
all the recruiting stations in OKLA
hcra will soon be abandoned. Con
gress voted yesterday to limit the
size Of the REGULAR army to l75.0co
enlisted nen--and II is believed this
figure VIII stick.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-18
NO MONEY TO BUY CASO-
LINE; NEGROES GRABBED
Blacks Who Stole L. J Stark $
Car, Captured Near Perry
After Gas Ran Out Both
Are Old Offenders

Lack OF money with which % huy
eesoline was the downfall of Charies
and Lelha Ponder. the two negroes
Who stole tho L J stark Hudson
coupe last sunday night from VA
front of the First ~ E Church.
where Il WAS parked
When the loss Of The car was rs
ported 10 sheriff Robertson. he gut
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TEMPLE PROGRAM FOR WEEK

Tuesday sfternoon-Geneva Play
ers. opera house; Tuesday night
Geneva Players and Taurant: Wed !
resday afiernoon-~The Devil" opera
house. Wednesday night--dance.
Temple auditorium.