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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-19
Mrs. Emma SteenrOd
Dies at Pittsburgh
Wen known Local Young Woman, Tor
msrly Of NcMechen, Passes Away
Of Heart Failure wednesday

Mrs. Emma Richie Steenrod. wife OF
Platoff Zane Steenrod. died suddenly at
p o'clock Wednesday afternoon Of heart
failure. death occurring at the late home
Lombardy Heights. Pittsburgh.
Deceased was born in MCM"chen June
8, 1897. being - years OF age. She was
the daughter Of the lat" MIR. and Mrs
Clark Richie, we'll known McMechen
residents July :. 1915 she was united
in marriage 10 Mr. SteeRrod who sur
wives her. She was graduate OF ELL
lott Commercial school and member
of McMechen NJ. +. church. In addition
70 her husband she is survived by two
daughters. Blanche and Helen; two Sis
ters. Mrs. Walter Mcfarland OF War
wood and Miss Laura at home: two
brothers. Elmer and Lawrence at home
Funeral arrangements are incomplete
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-19
COL. CURTIS HOME
SerEeant-at-Arms OF House Of Dele
gates Has Finished Work and
In Now Home

Col. ". H. e. Curtis. we'll known resi-
dent Of West Liberty. has retprnci from
Charleston. where he has Just completed
his duties as sergeant-at-arms Of ihe
house of delegates. The popular Ohio
county official says that the routine
work OF making out records ana closing
up the books Of the reren; session Of
the Legislature Is now competed and
that most Of the attaches of Legislature
have finished their work
Col. Curtis made reputation tor
himself as the police officer II the liver
house and was Signaiy hunorrd At the
close Of the session by The passage Of 4
resolution thanking him for his work
This was suitably engroSsed and pre-
scented TO him as a souvenir Of tho
session by Speaker r. VI. keatiey Of The
house. and he prizes 1t very highly.
He says he has finished the last Of his
work and will remain In West Liberty
for few weeks to rest up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-19
THOS, J, ROBERTS
1sirnons County Nan sueeuInbs to Pour
Years Illness

After an illness OF complications eS-
tending over the past four years. be-
coming serious but two weeks ago.
Thomas J. Roberts. who resided at sop
IA, Rirersville. near Bellaire. succumocf
Wednesday afternoon 10 an attack or
pneumonia. He and his wife ~"'" both
stricken with pneumonia and Mrs. Rob-
Srts Is still very Ill
Decea sed was born in Kentucky Janu-
ary 6, 1884 and was So years old. He
was employed a. Waterman at the
American Stamping Enamel works az
Bellaire For the past seventeen wears
he resided a the hate home. stop -.
He WAS well and ,favorably known
throughout that section OF Ohio and had
many friends.
Surviving. IN addition to the widow.
are three daughters. Misses Mary. HaZcl
and Nellie. at hoU". and three sons.
Fred, Wilmington. Del; Charles. OF
pittsburgh. and william. At home.
Arrangements Cor the funeral ire m
complete hu; will probably b" az III
Saturday afternoon. with interment At
Gl,nwood cemetery. near blaine. .
with E@,. Shap". Of Martins Ferry
Christian church. officiating.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-19
MORRIS JACOBS
EXPIRES At TER
LONG ILLNESS
WAS HnBER OF ONE OF CrTYS
OLDEST AND REST KNOWN
FAMILIES
Retired Merchant and Prominent Elk
Funeral Not Arranged

Morris Jacobs one OF Whae.ing'S best
known and mos; highly respected riti-
ZcnS M $Scd away at his tatr home.
San Main street Wednesday, afternoon
AT $50 O'Clock. following An Illness eS-
tndinE over the past tire" months.
\ mernhrr OF one Of the oldest and
most prominent tami,iHS ~ this sec
ton. Mr.. Jacobs WAS born and reared IN
Wheeling. the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hem
nv Jacobs. pioneer residents. He was
known as an honorable mana true-olue
friend and citizen 10 or proud or. His
friends were legion and he will be sadly
missed throughout the city. For the
past number OF years h" had led re-
tired life but Formerly WAS IN business
as a merchant. MIR. Jacobs was Il NOM
Der OF Wheeling Lodge T.. T. Q. Elks.
No. IS.
Surviving him are. MS widow. Mrs
Ella SteInfeld Jacobs. tlN" children
Sam L.. OF san Francisco; Mrs. Lester
Reef. Minnca polls: Henry. Della and
Helen al home. ais" three sisters; Mrs
l Isenberg Wheeling: Mrs. Louise Fill
herberg. Magyar, Fails, y. l.. and Mrs.
Belle Kirtz Wheeling.
Arrangements for the funeral are In
complete.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-19
DEPUTY SHERIFF REPORTS HIMSELF WOUNDED
IN BATTLE WHEN NEGRO ROBBERS ARE CAUGHT;
BROOKE SHERIFF DOES NOT KNOW OF INCIDENT
Economic Club Takes
Up Trade With SOyiGtS

New York. May IS - Resumption of
trad- between the United States and
Soviet EuS>it provided animated discus
sion last night before members OF the
economic rluh. Senator France. Of
Maryland. and Sir John Foster Frazer.
writer. favored it. while their views
were opposed by John y. Gadc. former
United States commissioner to the BAL
tie provinces, and Jerome LandhcId. Tor
NOR adv User on Russian affairs at the
state department.
Se>atnr France and Sir John agreed
that the necessity for bringing ABOUT
world stability. which cannot b" cine.
they said until the Russian question
is settled. justified resumption Of trade.
Their opponents insisted III" move for
r.-rsta bliShed trade with Russia VA $
serving as Il cloak for propaganda
which would result Is recognition or the
Soviet government.
George w. WiCkcrSham was re-c'etted
president Of the club
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-19
EVANS AND JONES
DOWN CHAMPIONS
American Golfers Take over French
Champion and Hilton Of England
In PRACTICE Match.

HOylakc. England, May l6-lRN IN"
Associated PreSs)--"Chick" Evans of
Chicago and Bobby Jones of Atlanta
defeated T. u. Armour. Of Scotland.
champion OF France. and Harold II. Hill
ton. former British amateur cha m ion
in practice golf match here today ;
and |. Their play attracted main in
terest OF golfers.
l. was a close match and the players
were even Up with four holes TO play.
The Americans finished brilliantly. WIN
ming the 18th hole in three. halring tn"
10Th in four and securing the 18th IN
three. All the other American golfers
who will take part in the British cham
ponship tourna ment IL begin on Mon
day next were out practicing today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-19
ALBERT AUBER new
DEPUTY ASSESSOR

Albert Auher WAS appointed field der
uty assessor yesterday by County A.
SCISSOR James T.. Richards. and will take
m the duties Of his u"w office thi"
morning. Under tn" assessment law
Recently passed by ia" stat" legislature
the county assessor IS Eiver the rlgh'
to appoint one more. deputy assesso"
on his force.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-19
Gill Funeral

Franklin. Pa. MAJ IS scores OF men
prnmjnsn: in the business and po!'tl"2 |
life of the western PENNSYLVANIA AM
NORTHERN West Virginia oil country. 49,
tended the tunrra! - John EDWIN ''i'1
president % the Manufacturers Light n
Heat company from h:S hon" her" To-
day. Included among Tn" NiS'i"f~ N"i'
,r,,py OIL and ga men from P.'t>hr'Sh.
Ncadvii.C. oil cry. Titu>N".". Ntr'' n.
and Bradford. FranN!ln commune!
knights Tcmpiar. atL"n6"i IN" N"cii'"s
as IN organization. Nj ';ii' having Deem
q leading mgr" in nc MNS"nI" order.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-19
FARM ON PIKE
BRINGS $4,000.

The transfer Of tract Of land Il ON
Aida V. Alien. widow Of In" late Joan
w. Allen. 10 Fl. r.. MrDnM.ld. AS re-
cord, 4 in the county court yesterday.
Tn" par, base price was $1,000 acc"rG-
ing to the revenue stamps affixed 10 the
deed The farm is situated l. mics
east of Wheeling on the National read
and * known as the j. VI. Pollock :arm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-19
Garrison Rites

a-FNlncra, services will be he'd from the
family home 40 Center street. Fulton.
:t,> Afternoon n; > O'Clock. for the Iate
.Snnn Edward ia rrison. who met death
M,3:day At the Whitaker G!cSsner coal
mine. Rcv. A. 4 Bennett pastor OF
Fulton NJ Z. ~hu-cn. Wi he IN charge
and relatives ard intimate friends or
tie deceased will act a. pa!'ocarers.
Intcrmcnt W. take place IN Greenwood
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-19

Upon receipt OF tho foregoing press
mcssagr from Steubcnville. Ohio, last
night. the lntelligcncer qurricd the po-
lice at Washington. Pa, regarding the
nature of the robberes at that place
with which the negroes reported 70 have
been captured in Il gun fight with depu-
" sherffS near WcllSburg Tuesday
night were connected. The officer on
duty at Washington profcSSed SurprlS"
q, such a report. and stated that he
knew of no such incident nor of the ar
rest of any negroes in Brooke county
for the Wa ShingtOn authorities.
Sheriff II. II. Duval At WellshurS was
asked over the telephone at midnight
concerning the report. Il hay" nothing
TO say" he answered. II don't know
anything about it
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-19
WUNSCHEL CAPTAIN

William wunschei. a member Or :he
sophomore claSs OF Wheeling High. wa
chosen to raptain his S,ho'i'> swimming
team in the Y. NJ. {. A inters 'h"ihSh"
meet to be held June 1. al 1t meeting a.;
the candldat ties for the team yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-19
sM1THF1ELD MAN BANKRUPT.

\ r.i!i."n Of bInlaupI"y OF william
VI Quinn. 81 Smithtcld, w. Va, was
MED yesterday Afternoon before John H
conrad. clerk of the district court OF
the United States. Northern district OF
West Virginia just When hearing OF
creditors in this case will b. held Is not
known 1t present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-19
Neither Do Washington, Pa,
Police Know of Capture of
Negroes Said to Be Wanted
For Theft in the Greene
County Seat.

SteubcnvIlle. Ohio. May lS--D"putE
Sheriff Charles tCodll Robinson. Of
Brooke county, who was Il visitor here
today. was. suffering from a bullet
wound through his right hand. sustained
last might in Il pistol duel between four
deputies and two negroes in TN" Vi"Inlt!
Of th... Pittsburgh Virginia Coal
min mar Wrilshurg. The u"Sr""s VIII"
are. Wanted at Washington. IA. fur rob
berries. started firing at IN" approach Of
the officers and more than one hundred
shots were fired before the negroes sur
rendered. Robinson was the only on"
wounded.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-19
Young Services

At 40 o"."ck 'u.$ afternoon. rr"m
me lat" home ~ - Fourteenth street.
funeral services Will ne he'd FOR WI
Ham T. Young. WI" died 1T Nc Norm
Wheeling ho-pI'a' Monda. following A
brief illncSS. having been >'Hzed with
an attac. ~ acute iaI.-"@ii"n sunday
afternoon. Services Will be N charge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-19
TO LOCATE
MISSING TUG FUTILE

Honolulu, May 1S--Admirn! w lila m
r. Shoemaker. commandment Of the four
teenth naval district announced that the
last ship Of tho flotilla which has been
searching for tho missing naval tug
ConestaGa has returned to port and that
none Of the ships reported any trace OF
the vessel. Naval authorities arc con-
si6ering the sending out Of another
Ilotilla.
The search for tho missing vessel has
covered radius Of 1900 miles from
Hawaii.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-19
AahY Iniu

The infant daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
J. Inin OF Bellaire passed away al BEL
laire hospital yesterday after nTe
days illness. Mrs. 1nin was formerly
Miss Hattie Mendel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-19
Nh. Ella JENKINS

The death Of Mrs. Ella Jenkins. aged
So, Of Morristown. Ohio. occurred at one
o'clock Wednesday afternoon at tne
Ohio Valley General hospital The re-
mains are being shipped to the late res
idence
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-19
UNION ALUMNI
AND CLASS Z
ENJOY FEAST
A1.UmH1 ASSOCIATION BANQUET
AT REDWOOD MOST SUCCESS
Pull IN MANY YEARS
rraaf Gccdw.n Again heads association
for tsrm-othsr officers elected

:,
Ono OF The most enthusiastic anu
joyous Nnq;rtS ever gwen ny 'He
Union High school Alumni ASSOCIATION
was held last evening in the auditorium
"c the (n:on High school at E<nwo"o'
Many entertaining toas;s were given by
TIE ailmni ard members Of the senior
CiaSs.
Following the banquet the annual
election OF officers took place and the
f,i.oujns were elected:
1.u.:,.., r,a,,. r:oodvin
go T., R-v.nt
R,,rh CANDY
9rcs,mr.r charles Kjncaid
dntt''io,s ,,I n,,;,o ,rnctjzinr ham
~, , Mn,,d nrI r.r,ed nv tho
r,nnhcrs ~ ,hr dome:r,r sci.nc, ria sseS
~ I.rio, H;eb uui,r mo suvcryjsion
- % ,,;nn srhrnr;"- h..nI ~ ,ho To-
Dar,m.n,
r. \, Claimant -. cls,dale
eo , >t;.s Etor' Nor,r,n ~ the
'.;.,Ss ~ ,SIf maids m in,nres,in., talk
,hnu, ,bo chaprc. which have taken
nlaco IN Tho s,.hool siurc she rraduat ted
and urged tho graduates OF the r,ass
~ 1921 "a endanvor IN gel n college
aduc,,,on
W. + \or,s tho anno,nted toast
,,,.,ar u,S ur,h,c 70 NJ nr,sert and
PALM Candy acted in rnnt capacity
The fouowinr responded with toaSts:
T.. r. Hanifan. superintendent, OF the
Union district school addressed the grad
uating class
Miss Laura Becker president OF the
Senior class. spoke in behalf Of the
class OF 1921.
Mrs H. NJ. Stewart. spoke IN behalf Of
the class OF 1885.
Mrs Charles lrphart. Of the class Of
1910. McMechen association.
Mr.. will Leach, class of 1900. Benz
wood associa,i ton.
Prof Z r KNOTS prjncIpal OF the
school smoke The Alumni asSocia ton
az nm. asset 10 The school"
Er.nk Goodwin spoke in behalf OF
tho association.
Charles kinra;d smoke IN behalf Of
tho finances Of the association
Those present were:
Clasa of 1871.
csn.y,sva Corners Mildred cus,ck
rha1r,o S,,ith AM woody
1Inaa pa,ar lnno po,r,na,
80 - I1aia I,'Lo
, ~" r";,, E'ns.II.,,
Me'''"
H"rrI Ho"uet ''"n t'o .% o"t ur,n;
way s'zuSr,s ,S,, ~, sC W.o " srt,E
I., $500 I..t,I;s1 80,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-19
HOW TO JOIN

Merely III out tho attached
coupon and send Il at once to
our store, and you Will receive
membership blank and full
information about the Davis.
Burkh ham & Tyler Thrift club.
BY signing the membership ap-
plea ton and returning it with
the fee Of 81. il your appl!ca-
lion is approved. YOU will be
entitled 10 every Thrift Club
advantage. Fill out the coupon
NOW.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-19
WIDOW 0F MEXICAN WAR VET
EXPIRES At ST. CLA|RSV|LLE

a. E.v l.. : 'irnSH. pastor ~ ZANE
. street church. and int"rmcn; VIII occur
n greenwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-19

Davis, Burkham & Tyler Co..
1416-1s Market Street. -
Wheeling, w. Va.
Without any obligation whatever on
NV part. you may send me full particu.
lars about the Davis. Burkham L Ty.
Ter Thrift Club.
Piano
,.,o.,sd,n }Player-Piano Check
Grand Piano one)
Name .................. ..''.'Ss.ss.
Address ........ssss..ss..
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R-T-U-E-t-T-Y
I-N-T-E-L-L- L-I-G- E-N-C-E-R-
E.T-A-D-S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-19
To Shade Eish7

"Whv dn they build bridges"
"Ill bite. why do they"
To shade the fish. Thrown jug.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-19

There's inspiration and profit in the
habit Of reading Intelligencer Want Ads
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-19
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
BARS SEAGOING UNIONS

New York, Nay lathe sxeou-
tive and wage committees Of the
American Steamship ownsrs' asso-
ciatdon today adopted . resolution
psotdnT forth that hereafter tho
orrAnixa1on would have no signed
aGrssnsnts with any ssaGotng
labor union.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-12
BEAUTY AND RAlslNs

Philadelphia Pennsylvania --Wo- =
mea have apparently discovered IN
raislns a new food for beauty
Since the recent endorsement hy
prominent physicians and health en-
perts TO the effect t1st faisins were
one OF the leading health foods. the
Pennsylvania State College has taken
steps 10 70 further into the posi-
bilities OF this health question and
are making careful study and
analysis OF the raisin and its bene-
fetal relation 10 the human system
A California raisin growers asso :
citation has recently published state :
ments 10 the effect that the organic.
food-lfon OF ralssns stimulated the
sufDly Of red blood 20 vital 10 energy.
They cite authorities 10 the effect
that Il reddene3 the cheeks. which
was the principal outward indication
that the raisins had increased the
number OF rel cor3uscles
Today thousands OF women are us
ing this internal cosmetic. Besides
being beneficial In this manner
raisins are possessed with a delicious
flavor. Cooked in bread. pie or pud.
LIngs. In salads. or eaten right Out
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-12
SUM or lirE rs SERVICE
TO OTHERS SAYS BURNS


Indicated the great preparations
being made for The inter national
ons cniion at los Angeles in May
He urged az his speeiai mefsage to
the Guthrie clab hat OF efficiency
Every member must give time and
thought TO every line OF work of the
great Rotsrlan program. II Rltarians
are to function a. committeeman and
WORKERS they must be regular In at
tendance. and IN real cooperation Ia
all efforts and activities for the ad-
VANCE OF Rotarianlsm Reel, prac
lical friendship and feloly ship must
be one of the slogans OF every
Rotary club. This WIS strongly
stressed.
The best teachers in Rotary, and
10 life. are work, play and
the comradeship u accomplishment.
Efery Rotarian must have q definite
program. not only % present eondi-
tions. but also on future conditions
Fellowship and acquaintance Is the
safety Of our local and national
safety. There are great things yet
to be accomplished. at home and
abroad. ant these aelivN,es muF
help TO shape for the futare OF oue
civilization.
Fellowship and acquaintance must
be the strong agency and influence
by which must he overcome the
vicious preaching of hate and ciass
octracism now heard over the land
Individual and community work
must be the methods OF creating
better sentiment and feeling among
all the people. convincing the other
fellow that Rotarians sfs not
engaged in commerclalism. We are
for something more general. far
reaching anG beneficial 10 all the
people. regardless OF locality. oc.u-
patton or conditions.
Within $40 years there will be a
Rotary club in every city OF 5000
| people, aud with the definite plans
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-12
CAN YOU ReMsMesR

When men wore trousers 20
inches around the kneeg Some bags
When business men wore silk
lies every day
How proud and conscious
YOU ware when sou wore yonr frat
long pants
When s. was the dividing line
between pants and trousers
The thrill q pride YOU felt when
yonr ma bought YOU blne flannel
sailor suit with IN anchor and design
on the pocket and cord an =
whistle
When your father marched in a
parade. wearing an oll-cloth cape.
and carrying liehted hlambeau on
long stick2
These were interesting events n
yesterday that should NOT be forgot.
ten BY. the Man OF To-day
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-12
oop rrlto~s hIRr FORM
ovGR rnt arArr

lContlnu~d frnm i'aee
10 Use Them y J. Hayes Aesls
ant Cvna Secretary
shanscs n ouf Laws fhos q
Andrews. Past Grand Master
rhr oklahoma oad Fellae "
" osfeod. Deputy Grana Master
business Nourte0y in Correspond
oaee q " l'raor 0fand Secretary
inhia.ors D~srr- Galhfle l..,dss
No IA
Tuesday The Duty - lhe s"efc
tary 10 Ills Iodse 9, y wil.laWs
Grams Warden
A General nesieW R 4 llssasN
GrAd Master
Quetl lon nos Qaessioua ans~ef.
"a hy grand iodse offltets
General Discussion free fof sli
Nhy che fnearpment nransh c
= ilues Grant Patriarch n a
ilerNig Grand seffse
Recor.a aud nrpofla y l. Hayri
Asslstan, Grand secretary
Tho rairlarthA Niutanl naueh
y p Fpucsiershach Department
Commander l. ~ Kerr Assistant
Admlani General
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-12
t)ARK(IJ
Chicago Grain Market

Chicago large deliveries here
on December contracts had 4
hearish effect ou the wheat
market io,lay Liberal receipt. ct
Kansas ,lts and predictions Of
an increase 10 dhc United States
visible supply total were also
bearlsh factors Opening quota
tions. which varied from an
changed figures 20 We lower.
with Nav az ~ litil llii and
July At Slu2,o o2as. were ful.
lowed hy slight scihacks at
around
Bic receipts lowered corn AZ
ter opening Sc 20 4e lower, May
53'sOa 5iale. the market contm
ned weak
Oats started .c to lac off Va
se advance, MAY 3shmasa
aud then underwent q general
sag.
Provisions were depressed with
hogs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-12

kles In a torsci line 70 form the ears
sew a seam along this line. turn
right side out and siuft with eotloa
20 form the body Wind the remain
der of the tops with small cord -
form the tail aud te q gay boE os
ribbon a. the end Two white sonr
buttons make the eyes and heavy slit
floss the mouth and whiskers ard
Miss Kitty ~ dressed III with q bow
AZ the neck The elephant - made
Of grey dnvetyn. Plush or canton
flannei aud cut by a Paper pattern.
Ills eyes are shoe buttons. .his fusts
white cloth
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-12

Tao boNr' committee ~ The Rotary
eluh Is eeafeftlnK elih country
club officials relative % IN settling
apart foriion ot the south rrnnds
fpr Roy Sooa' wpfk q ls purloseA
% y.lld clnh house soath - IA
railroad track to be used as scout
hoac The work y clearing the
land and helping in tho erection ol
buildings VIII be performed hy ths
Scouts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-12

q Rotauaas these ,iuhs all - all,'
~ iaslneues the sentiment Aaa
efforts ~ The people = ~ the M
rounding eommanliles
He dNea asrooxb oa TIE siesi
ghsnga a. he seoa.,llsAe4 ia iha
lsne n boys wafh Tho NmsfNsn
boy Il ane q ihr srsatcss aaa im
portAnf lines of wofk FOR rcal Ko.
sarlsus This - one oi me hobs 81
NOT only the RoiAry eiai,n hut u
every Individual Nsu,ocf The
y hoic aam ~ life ls s~fsiee. serslre
Ia alhefs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-12
MASONIC commgrreEs
TkAMlNr kin slffa

Si~o'al meeting ~ ffaud Mason =
ls-ixe rvresentstiNet at tb. temple
Saturday nieht. resulted ia stonr
resolutions for he removal - th'
Darlington hom" 10 this clt, com
mltsees apF@airted o. examine riav
sreand sites sor the Orphans rctoftess
on three iecatloas aHd favored FOR
the most gart. the tfa.A north II ths
old H.. 'nraorst htatloa. oihv
Mates considered coueWnsa tha ~
dfe pecilarls and are made pahlc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-12
RAILWAY s.olsoea oNsa

ASSURANCE OF "taooO ttrAtNo
4 want the ts~h,'e ~ Oaihrie a.
feel assnrel that thes ~tli no, b.
lin named IN the matter of repairs
20 ssrssts where rails have been torn
np." said y cronin. chief engineer
~ The Otlahema Ra4~sy 60 ~h0
~as Ia shc city. today Only telng,o
rAry tllmes are no~ being nads
Later ~ al, sA@e suncr-se and "a I
hrtek cnonin assured Nay0r NJ
'ara that the repair aoula b. com
slese and ~Atisfartofg The mAsor
aid bathing iess thsa fcoa Dob
woslla stand
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-12
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED Salesman with ear. horse
and buggy or those who are will
Ing 10 walk. TO soiocit subscriptions
for the Farm Journal In Logan county
Big money to live wires. Address.
n Hald. General Delivery. or =. Hun.
: IL so. Robinson. Oklahoma City.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-12
INFANT DAUGHTER % MR.. AND
MRS. NicoDrMus DEAD

Dorothy Marie. daughter - Mr
and Mrs O /. Ntcodemas died at
O'Clock this morning from the effects
% an accident two weeks aro when
she susialnea severe scaida when y
hackst ~ hot water turned over ou
her