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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-28

Belfast, June "a William CootE.
member of parliament Tor South
Tyrone In a statement today resArd
Ing Mr.. Lloyd Georges letter. says.
4 have believed all along that
there Was a plot 10 subiugste Ulster
10 the Dublin parliament didn't
expect the plot 10 ripen 50 sooa as
be presented In so clumsy a fashion
Ulster has already contributed her
quota TO the pAcification Of Ireland
She has nothing further 10 aartsr
unless she hands over civil and relsg
ious freedom. Therefore. we saw TO
the premier. Just let Ulster alone 10
develop and defend her place in the
empire and you and De valera DO
whatever you Wish with the remain
der Of the country
We are willing 10 work with al
Irishmen for our country's coed. but
only as free. self res pectlng citizens
os the British empire We decline
20 associate with mnrderers al leas,
until they have rapented OF their
evil deeds
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-28
WHAT Tucked OVER
WIRE DURING DAY

Paris Many AmnrieAn nasnrans
af''fed hers ID advances ~ the mals
body ~ tAat ofxauisallaa. which sor-
t"mplafTs arriving about rslaAy. gor
At afflelal slsls % Francs.
Cleveland A lonw bats's in ssi-
ecilou ~ lazy loemed ia he hs.
slnalas 81 ihn tfMt 81 Mrs. IVA
katherine kah~f on charge a klli-
lnK her husband naalel y KAbag.
hlilinss Nont rhs Ni4~sas no.
rAlus company aud sha Elk nasia
rs'foleam coneaay annousssa re-
aneiioa - - cents a barrel in shs
pflee ~ oak Greek efads oil.
os'man Afit Tba entire buss-
nesa section II thls eIsy. Which has
a population ~ 800. wan destroyed
Ia tifa wtleh caused damage estG-
mated At ffom ge6ooo9 % tSoo.oDo
Ns~ york nss,lnx "a ms car.
psuiier Dempsey contest ~aa REPORT
- aF sstonishlnkiy llghs. brokers
sho ssaally handle ne majority Of
large amounts placed saysax that
only aboGt fio9H.to had been plaeei
go iAr dssplts rsesag heavy lanax
from Farops q Carpenter admirers.
washiaKson ms army and navy
~"fe preparing for bombing tests
Tuesday on tbs radio contrallsd hat
iieahln lsua. tt
Chicago Cart wandsfsr, con-
Fletsd % killing hia ~lfa. ana
ragged stranger ssyarai months
aKo. and sentenced 70 be hanged.
amused hlmaslf b. constructing GAL
lows with stra~s pallsd from tAs
can scat ~ a ehair. a. lhs beginning
Of hia sanity hearing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-28
GUTHRIE FLOUR AND
GRAIN TO GERM ANY

Frank " Gresham. president Of the
sun Grain and Export company VIII
ship the first ship load OF flour 10
Germany for commercial purposes
since the United States entered tho
war In fact Mr. Gresham's companies
now are operating dozen shin~
chartered BY them for shipment of
flour 10 European points Two large
bottoms sailed from Galveston port
today loaded with grain for German
points. Other cargoes will 70 for
ward to Geraany during July and
August.
I'VE have at last accomplished
what we have been striving for. said
Mr. Frank Gresham today "suffici
ent bottoms 10 handle our rapidly Ia
creasing demands In Europe The
coming year viii see our already big
business double"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-28
5O,OoOSpe
A Iractfr
Exhibition

fafea " a.. tans : Vaafy
ssetv i~ses kaeea - pewae hrm.
las N9l ~ - sshihH Al tha satloass
'fssies shpw whiyA haNiaA h@F@ sa4
H'egfpw ana eleAea luua IA Yrueks
ase makinR shu ran fram iawas
sauaa&hnast sAe mla.sla weas. T. rar.
49, hsases io capacity la sAaw wAas
faef sAa A. a. f4nisht sAevseFs maas
esskia* mtshFnea aifeAefa. ssaaass
apa ruller# will tAlll ! Mile ~ raAa
sAFeueh sAs pFaltle vAri&a Asewa
series w'i be- Anltea wyua hasaas
sNi lase aaet la taa .ha~s
Manufacturers tNm many a shs
'sfse alslsa q the tfulssa States ant
ifum "a tr Awaf a. Paris. rfame~.
w9 hs represented
Az ai'satAnee AZ 20 paa Il aspses.
~ iot the three aAya asrurtsax 4,
X n whalsY spunxtisld. DATA
HAaAwef 20 ihe aha~ whlgh h "a.
'ie aaspsera af tas NAtmaAl tmpis.
mve' aad Nehlela asaoelasian II.
ssYs Indications aFs inst Il silt h~
'sNv q ihe afKsss la saa Atataey "a
'Aa 'fse'eg Industry A teatt II nsa..
if shpnaant aerva. usag rarxs. via
hv eaeA AZ semoassmiluu srauna.
Ameos tte farsa pewsv machines
" 81 sha~u aru rla~a. sAFmhsgs.
,'nvef AstefH stla tillsfs corn .Auli.
rFs pFa huskete eofn Kftsisrs. hay
hsilefs. feai nsthasfa fAnalaw mill#.
Fra'H ana epp tlnaega slla satssra
aai 'illere, muwlax maehlaea aaa
fetaio dl0e~w 4
Fast = tbe TRACT ~ vs. assd fos
'he she~ Nas "a Is yeapa n hay eora
AaH poiasa~s on whieh sha usawass
aat ea''lsators silt apsrata
vH" of sha features ~ ths shaw
~lh z" 'rsie Ia ~hleh Ga tractors sa-
fofei psat plp~ prepare and ssaf
ton aefea ~ Krauna ohasFY~fs ~ft
tnfa ~ Items N easl "a eaaaaeaaaw
~'th 9p~Faslan ~ svsrY maekima A
~ali - she a'talisy - the w0sK vv.ms
ia's iAia committees wif ,Atsv eau-
fv'e atsrtke performances figures.
Nefv than Iloao Ia prices ars as.
f"'nd ~ hnfao oatfitn 10 do ths
HsHt" k'ni ~ ~ors. tJafA on thns~
WI he ATps as an the tractors aaa
mea hellsge they viii b abla sa
rrasn toe effisisney and seanomy ~
'Hr tfAsipr an compared with ths
b"fsn 70 psissa are 0ffuraa for
factors
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-28
BH AFFORD FREED BIT
IL BACK IN JAIL

Earl X Bradford the man who had
a penchant for marrying young girls
aud who WAS convicted in the dis
tr!cu court here and sentenced TO
serve five years in the McAlester
penitentiary. was parolei some time
ago by Goversqr Robertson in order
that be mightssd his aged mother In
putting by the wheat crop. When
County Attorney Dinwlddie was noii-
fled OF the parole he got busy with
he resaif that Governor Robertson.
finding be had been deceived as 20
the crop. (there being nonal. order
ed the parole revoked Today Braf-
ford Is ln Jail a, CARRIER and viii be
returned TO McAlesier tonight.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-28
COMMITTEES NtbItkl>r
On Rii>n DRIVE

The wurA oi tho various commit.
tees III charge " the community srr
vier hond sale are busy today ass
erai Hew teams started out this
morning that have been uuahlr 10
Rel at the work betore this mernlnr
Every membeF ~ the vafoaa civic
organizations sfo enihHaieagle over
ne proposition Ok getting The county
orgsuimllon started ~ that Inc
valuable services and advlra II uf
Corn may 30 utilized a. far 81 pas
Nlhle bufoFe he goes into other fIeldp
loean sounty Waa yefy fortunate
selt'ug Vie opportunity of getting bis
valuable services snr evan 80 shost
p 'lme. ipai ~ shia erlgleAl time ~
alfeady has plans worked out wl,h
ieadlue bprlnees ard club people nf
Guthrie which wif mean great
thlnga for Logan county Ia the rear
tConiinned % PAGE II
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-28
ANOTHER WAR HERO TO
BE BtRiED HERR.

The body ot another World War
hero has arrived from France and
is now at the Matchett Undertaking
parlors Funeral services for the late
Lieutenant narnehy will DE held At
the Baptist church Thursday morn
Ing al 10 a. M IL Bron Post. Amer.
lean Legion will hase charge
Lieutenant Barneby was born Dec
6. 1885 Macon county. Missouri Nine
years before entering the service he
worked at Panama Enllsted as a
sergeant IN the signal reserve corps
%ov. "a. 1916 and was ordered 90
active duiy AZ New port News Vlr.
ginia. Dec 2. 1915 Al this plaoa
he was instructor over about zoe
men. was commissioned as ~, lien
tenant In aviation section % the
signal corps. April 60 1917, but
same was affective back 90 April T..
Texas. and assigned 10 Third Aero
Texas. and aHsignedto Thired Aero
Squadron. transferred 70 First Aero
Squadron with which he served until
the time Of his death
Lieutenant Barneby ief, for Jersey
city August and sailed Angus, ~.
landing at IA Harve. France nv
hard work and determination Mr.
Barnehy completed HE course of
training Sept. s. 1917 at which iima
he piiosed plane I hours and g
minutes the time required 10 qualify
Lieutenant Barneby made grade o.
s2s
Lieutenant Barnehy was killed IN
action May e2. 1918 Prior 70 his
death he was awarded the Distln-
guished Service Cross for bravery.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-28
MAYOR POLLARD Asks
THAT SIOltI~ tIo~t

Another of GuthFie'a llfelaNa work
ers for Ii" eottermout ~ The city saj
rs uphuilding has passed 20 his re-
Nafd he Was nohleman Of nature.
men who always rnseondad when
cnliod upon 70 aid III elsie matters or
In matters ehagslatlv tlin rAsslnN
has hoen lnss % the business NE
~ this city. therefore. hunoFiuw hlA
memory and tho many spiondla acts
he hes performed arse all bus
inoss men n the city 80 cease acil
yilios during the funeral houf 80
20 3 So "Wednesday. Jnne ~ and That
al attend the last rites .or the late
Levi II Matcheit Funeral services
viii be said a. the Firvs n y church
al 40. Rev john A calian orr.
ciating
GFonoF A POLLARD,
Mayor Of the city of Guthrie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-28
Women
MAY 7ry
MrS.kaber

Cleveland. Jane ~ A special
senlFe u forts vice tAiexmea ~As
ordered io repor TO Jaaes Maurice
Vernon today foF the opening of the
trial ~ Mrs IVA cathrlna kahef.
charged ~lsA Ailling her husband
Daniel y kaber. IN one Of sAe moss
sensational tragedies ln the histofs
al cuyahoga eoanty
A long drawn oag haitle over The
seating ~ ~omvn on the jury wAs
forecast. Francis " rouis0n. astos
ney ioF Mrs kahef has announced
he would oppose the seating " ~os
men because they are too Geld
hlooded and merclless
Prosecutor stanton is Ia favor al
seating As many women Ia The Jury
BOX a. possible declaring w0men
~lll be more able 20 judge than men
When the trial opened attorneys
Tor Mrs kaber werc prepared @ Ask
fof continuance Falllng in this. {,
VAS Indicated. plea ot Temporary
insanity would be entered Witch the
state announced would be vigorously
opposed
Mrs kaber Was The first ~ six
persons under Indictment for kAbeFs
murder. 70 b. tried The others ara
Mrs Mary Brickei, her mother. Mar
Ian McArdle. Mrs KAhers daughter
Mrs Erminda colayiio. salvatore
Gala and vittorio plsseIii All Arv
under arrest except pisselll
k3her an invalid. Was sialagea 20
times while asie~p in his I.aseaood
home July Is. 1919 Mr. colasi.o
Il charged With aldlas Mrs kaber
IN the alleged plotting os her hus
hand death Upon his arrest
week ago Gala confessed that he and
Pisselll bad hecn hired 90 commit thes
crime which he said, they were TO
have been paid five thousand dollars
THIS amount vas not torshcoming.
he said Gala said he held Kabcr
while rlsseili dld the s,Abblng
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-28
Kansas Giant Had
Easy Money Stunt

Auer+tcT Willard won Che heavyweight hmpopsaip 81 be
world be- became CIRCUS performer
in an oii season for eens 1915 he fought tea rounds
with Frank Moran a Madison Square Garden and nn ponaar
afen Moran following h defeat t johnson itlunpheI
oyer Jm o'l another aspan' for te championship
considered eligible for erach AZ the tile hsier
lie was maich for the kausAn ontNviahed him
almost ~ pounds willard allowed the challenger Ia H. he
leading bat Moran could safeent punitive bower "a Ms
blows 70 even leave scratch ulou hia bg opls.nen
In manner Of speaking Willard whipped Moran wuh one
hand and ~ literal The forrmper If hia ult
hand was broken IN he third round collision nfh slaam
elbow aud after that ouy the e II aeh uss ~ hum
with that alone he could knock opponent 80 The lass
round ended just Folsanua would wished NJ one had
been hurt and both great weaiihs than before
they
Willard ae away lhe s7 which came 10 him. fraa the
purse and went back 20 the circus b. what the fire
held ia store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-28
Great Fight Arena Will Seat More Than

New York. June 2s.-The greatest
arena Tex Rickard has built is ready
TO accommodate approximately 10000
spectators when Champion Jack
Dempsey meets Georges Carpenter in
Jersey City. July 2
Since April %. more than 600 work
men have been distributed over all
sections Of the huge oetagonal sancer
which gew daily under their tattoo Of
hammers until today. when their labor
was completed The great reinforced
structure. covering nearly a third Of
the tract known as Boyle's Thirty
Acres. awaits the inspection Of gov
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-28

ters in Jersey City within easy reach
Of the battle-ground. More than
dozen trunk line railroads with Jersey
City a. terminal. will bring their
quota from distant places Several
ns-coniinental railroads. with yards
only few blocks from Boyle's
Thirty Acres" will park special trains
Of Pullman ears on convenient sidings
which enthusiasts from distant points
viii use for shelter during their stay
here.
The arena is the largest ever built
by Rickard or any other promoter for
a boxing contest. II exceeds by far
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-28

ernment engineers AMI the installation
Of telegraph wires through which
millions Of persons. compared 10 whom
the 10000 actual spectators win he
numerically insignificant, will see the
Battle Of the Century" through their
minds eyes
Twenty-Five minutes from Broadway
and 42nd street. more advantageous
site for the contest could not have been
chosen. Tube trains under the Hudson
river will carry thousands Of persons
to stations nearthc arena Ferry boats
will carry more thousands across the
river from Manhattan 10 trolley cen
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-28
Men Look For
Beauty In Women,
Not Home-Ma

Baltimore. June ss ~Men only
look Tor beauty. they donr care
about the real home maker any
longer NlrginAa Hicks. 20 years
Cd. RAtsent At the Maryland
general hospital Who tried 20
commit suicide sunday night hy
swallowing poison. explained that
there ~as no place in the world
Tor the homeis girls
Refusing 10 give her lovers
name she admitted that they bad
both been very happy aud ex-
pected 10 set married shortly.
until one evening At a dance be
met presiler girl aud after that
she dldn't have a chance
Classical features ana conepl
cuous lack OF freckles are IS
sentiai features Tor happiness,
Virginia declared. weeping
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-28
Harding's Troubles
Are Beginning;
Sol0ns In Repoif

waablnston. June "a s--Representa
tive Ansorge of New York. issued a
statement today asserting that the
new republican members OF the house
we're dissatisfied with the progress
made by congress 81 the special set
sion. disclosing that be and ten
others had joined IN call Tor
conference tomorrow night or ap-
proxlmaieiy one hundred new re-
publican members 10 discuss the
situation.
we are MOI meeting IN any spirit
Of revolt" said Mr Ansorge. adding
hat the nes membsrs wanted to cut
some of the red tape and Substitute
action Tor delay
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-28

the amphiiheaier in which Johns,
aud .lefffies ine' IN 1910 NJ Reno, Ney
and also the one where jess willard
lost ms fitle @ Jack Dempsey Al TO,
ledo. o.. two years ago II has been
built al cost Of 100000. Two and a
hall million feet OF lumber. equal 10
s75 miles of boards. laid end 70 end. or
about 40 car loads. haye been used in
the construction
Better than ever before al boxing
bout, holders Of reserved seats will be
projected st Jersey city. on July y
Long experience in the psychology OF
e~--~-------
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-28
NEW COLORED BAPTIST
CHURCH II DESTROYED

Fire. thought TO be OF incendlary
origin destroyed the new Mount Zion
Baptist church. recently erected at
the corner OF 9Th and Perkins earlr
this morning The alarm vas turned
In by resident OF that part OF town
at 2.ls: when the fire fighters ar
rived the flames had spread over tho
entire structure and II was impos-
sible 10 save any part OF II. The loss
Is complete.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-28
noY browns m HlVER
AS COMPANIONS WAfcs

Tulsa, Iupe 2mN~lsuft Clemens 70
years old. was drowned 10 O~en
PARK shout . e'eiek shis msrulal
~hile hlh t~o hey companions. Carr
asubha and uoyla Wafa locked or.
unAhe % render assistance
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-28
COMPROMISE l.F~Oit riO>
A. TO WARS END PASSED

Waar. rason. June 2s.-~A compro
mise resolution 10 end the state of
war with Germany and Aus'ris was
agreed 20 formally by the senate ard
house conierces to-day with the Dem
'oerst eonferees refusing 10 slgn. a
feature cf the knos Port
er resolution yxas 10 be presented 20
the house today for vote tomorrow.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-28

lerxey CITY, NJ A. lune ~
Robert watson, AZ official of the
intern ailenAl Reform nursAo. &C
eopapanled by nse Jersey City
Clergy n,sn, appeared TO-DAY IN
chaneevy ceurt before Vice.
Chancellor stevenson in arr 81
fort 20 block the Dempsey Car.
peniler fight ness SATURDAY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-28

Washington Jams gs Tentative
Valuations of railroads made putt
tr ihe Interstate commerce rnwf1is
mt0a Included fesaa Niiiana a.
NsfH Mew Orleans fesss aaa
1Nexlsn s9As1a 9He Missouri N0uiA
nrn $500 aae
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-28
III \lnN. ~tI,\ltI~ ron I.
u. M,Itiii.lI, NID\i 81 ~

Fanprsl ser heA fDr the late -
Al NatsheH ~ill bp held " th# PAfat
IA n yhUrsh at A. "Wednesday
afternoon conducted hr ~ tohu A
saNen lnsaFHeas @,i bn psada ~
sammN NleW cemetery Aany ateFwa
of NE SO ~tli ia tlosad darlns She
fuupfa haAf. ffom ao e. ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-28

Washington. June 1s4-s. parkes.
Gilbert. jr.. OF New Jersey was nomi-
mated Monday by President Hardin<
for the newly created office Of unJer
secretary~of he treasury
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-28
MicHAeLs DIVORCE GRANTED

Fred Michael, has been granted a
divorce from Kate Michaels. bu, the
court granted the wife ailmony Of
1890 to be paid In monthly install
ments OF SIS.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-28

The house. BY a vote OF $50 TO "
passed the Willis Campbell btli yes-
tsrday evening 10 prevent the sale
Of beer 10 thu sick. 4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-28
RoosrvgLr'e AT.
rossry GENERAL -
DUAo IN BALTIMORE

baliim0re. jane - 7schariss 3
nonapsrte. attorney ssBsral during
the Roosevelt administration. died A.
''Dslie Vista" his country homs nsar
here. today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-28
Knockout Records

Here is record OF the knockou's
registered by heavyweight champions
from John l. Sullivan 70 date, also
the knockout record OF Carpentief,
the present challenger for the title:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-28
Peace In
Sight In
Ireland


esssss. June 2s.--Slr James crass.
tire uisssr premier. announces TO-DAY
that the Ulster cabinet had accepted
the lnslsstlon of Mr. Lloyd oeeres.
the prime minister, fer the proposed
conference between Representatives.
~ northern anc southern ireIana ana
the erislsh premier.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-28
WEATHER

New Orleans. La. June 2s-To-
night and Wednesday partly cloudy
70 cloudy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-28

On July we shall know whether
Dempsey or Carpenter will add the
next one.
The Ocala banner., 1921-10-14
GET the Habit of
Drinking Hot Water
Before Breakfast
aays We can't look or feel right
with the system full
Of poisons.

Millions Of folks bathc internally
4H instead of loading their system
NlEa drugs. What's an inside bath?"
Joy say. Well, it is guaranteed to per-
n'm miracles If you ccGid believe
ueze hot water enthusiasts.
mere are vast numbers OF men and
women who, Immediately upon arising
Ae morning, drink q glass of real
y' water with a teaspoonful Of lime
aoae Phosphate in it. This is q very
aeellent health measure. 1t is In
Hnaed to flush the stomach, liver, kid
sys ana the thirty feet OF intestines
Mme previous days waste, sour bile
4 sa malgestible material left over IN
y nouy which if not eliminated every
IA oecome food for the millions OF
ms'erla which infest the bowels, the
sleS result is poisons and toxins
sa'ea are then absorbed into the blood
eusllg headache, bilious attacks, foul
Esa,a Dad taste, colds, stomach trou-
~ ~ nqney misery, sleeplessness, I'M
sS's mood and all sorts of ailments !.
ssople who feel good one day and
~qly the next, but who simply can.
~. set Ieeiing right are urged TO
S. sa quarter pound of limestone
s4 s4'pnate at the drug store. This
syst very little but is sufficient
81 kahe anyone a real crank on the
Q OF Internal sanitation.
& as soap and hot water act on
81 .hln cleansing. sweetening and
lng, so limestone phosphate and
IS. sater act on the stomach, liver,
k,sS5s and bowels. It is vastly more
S'aht 70 bathe on the inside than
outside, because the skin pores
M absorb impurities into the
Hnlle the bowel pores do.
The Ocala banner., 1921-10-14
WITS AND FUNNIRS

sea With a past can't come back.
s Ioseph tMo.) Gazette.
nnblic service is so called be-
.s i YOU don't get the service you
80 s.ss plenty Of company Dallas
~ of the best places to express
.,sa ner cent Americanism' is intel
,.r.ssK at the polls. Chicago News.
~ disarmament conference will
snccess if the men who attend
! - As big as the idea. indianapolis
star.
u soon as summer wanes the
Arm ii the young buckwheat cake
IS Sc heard in the distance. Chicago
News.
even the busiest man has time to
z.tsn to callers who wish TO tell him
vhst 4 world-beater he is. Denver
Tines
Maybe YOU also have observed that
8 : general thing the speed fiend
int fit for anything else. Dallas
News
Il il doubtful if Santa Claus can fill
,he stockings at Christmas with any
thing as beautiful as what We've seen
h them this summer.-W Washington
Post
Don't worry about anything. Al
hast 80 per cent of the things you
worry about never happen and over
50 per cent couldn't happen. So why
vorry?- Louisiana (Mo.) Times.
Speaker And in ,conslusion, ash
ycu to give to your utmost capacity
iothe sisters for the fund TO buy alarm
clocks to send out to Uganda to com
bat the frightful sleeping sicknes:
which reigns there. -Karikaturer
lchFistiania).
Little Mary came in to the house
bsiFaggled and weeping.
Ny goodness cried her mother
what sight you are! How did i
hppens
I am s.sorry. mama, bu.. | fell int
amudpuddles
What! with your best new dres
en-
yves, | didn't have time t
sfange it.v-Central Wesleyan Star
The Ocala banner., 1921-10-14

little Touch o FaIltime
Little touch o. fall5ime
In the bracin air,
! like it best OF ali t;mo
Nature seems 50 fair.
Leaves begin a-falIin,
Rabbits leap IN fun,
Old Bob White a callia
Wish ! had d gun.
Soon be too cool Ter sestin,
on the front porch, too
But We amt fergettin
fhe horseiair sofy, sue
Phil H. Armstrong.
You Win
Griggs: Wen, today IS SUNDAY.
Shall we go to chureh?'
Biggs: I'll toss this Quarter T.
decide. Heads, golf; tails fssbino.
euse' eiurch. get your tackle.
Garry On
He: If | should Kiss you. would
you scream?'
She: Yes, but please don't mind
that"
|
He Yes, married man lives a
dogs life.'
Shelves. Barks all day ana
growls all night. - simp.jcossimus
(Munich).
The Goldfish
He has only to thank
His peculiar skin
That he's kept in a ta-i..
And not in tin
. The Florida Christian alvocs i
prints the following questions abou;
cats for its. younger readers to aa
sewer and surely every child eli
enough in Florida has heard more Of
less about Cats.