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The Washington times., 1921-05-14

Maj. Gen. and Mrs. w. w. Wother
spoon, who have been in Bermuda foI
the winter. have arrived in New Yorl
and are spending a few days at tn
Aston Hotel before coming to Wash
ington TO look for an apartment FOL
next winter. They will spend TIVE
weeks here, and will then go t'
jamestown, r. J., for the summer
months.
The Washington times., 1921-05-14

The Secretary OF the British EN-
bassy and Mrs. r. Leslie Crsigie have
been obliged to recall the invitations
for the dinner which they were to
give this evening in complimest to
Miss Ellen Thomas, owing to the ILL.,
ness OF Mrs. Craigie
The Washington times., 1921-05-14
GILLET.rs DINNER GUESTS.

The Speaker and Mrs. Frederick
Gillett were honor guests at a DIM
given last evening by Cougressm
and Mrs. Harry c. woodward. 2
other guests were Senator and N
James L. Watson. Mrs. stephen
Elkins, Col. James G. Garden, c
gresham and Mrs. Finis J. Carr,
Congressman ard Mrs. Samuel
winslow. Congressman and Mrs. We
Goodykoontz and former Congressm
and Mrs. James A. Hughes.
The Washington times., 1921-05-14

Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Cornelius
Vanderbilt have given up Beaulieu.
the summer home in Newport, &C.
cupied by them for twenty years, and
have taken house in London for the
season.
The Washington times., 1921-05-14

Mr.. and Mrs Thomas ]. o'Brien
The Washington times., 1921-05-14
BELMosrs HERE FOR SHOW.

Capt. and Mrs. William Riley Decide.
jr., will arrive today to pass the week
end with Captain Decides mother,
Mrs. William Riley Decide, at the
Highlands. Captain Decide, who has
been stationed in Panama for some
time, has been ordered to Aberdeen,
Md.
The Washington times., 1921-05-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fitch shep-
ard and Miss Alice Shepard are plan
ming to go to jamestown. r. J.. about
the middle of June to spend the sum-
mer. They will make the trip by
motor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-17
NAPOl[Oh's ORIGINAL
TOMB NEEDS FIXING
French Wofshipes cf Great Gen.
eral Ncglectful As To First
Resting Place Of the
Nation 4 Ideal

London sug i7 Nanolcons orl
vlnal tomb CA ss Helena Mas falea
inio sad state ~ difr aeli since tAe
hody was removed IN state 10 she rs
salidea in rar'a 81 ,esu aro ae
sordine 80 q letter received Ay sl
l.ees knowles y f0rme cabinet mia
ster from reeen, visitor tn III
Remote islana
y walked the five and one ha
miies upAili 20 lonKwood Nafaleor
old home. the writer ays 7aDd n
anecied his muNh neeicgtca toms
witch g down IN depp corner s.
deep valley luri slab euvor~
wth dirty whitewash 40 inscription
whatever The grass around @aa ua
kent ana surrounded 0y circle
about eo PAGES ia diameter a. ,sn
trees and there was nothing auY
where 20 iell j visitor when she bndY
was removed, ar 20 whom lhe 90
tomb had belonged
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-17
SOUND ADVICE

The United States Bureau. Of Fore.
IGN and Domestic Commerce tells
pretty sad story d ne resul. q e
n,rs 70 build up South American
trade in competition with the natives
of Europe
Remember how gllby we talked
about doing this during the var
According 10 he bureau. Instead 81
gaining in South America We ere
losing Some Of The loss IL due 20
business depression in South America.
But the outstanding tact y that
Europe u underaelling ua there The
big inroads are being made by Ger
many and Belgium
Their prices are from ~ to ~ per
cent lower than ours and naturally
they are gessing whas business there
e
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-17
0ES MONIES WALKS
WHEN CAR SERVICE QUITS
City of 100000 Population Must
Depend OH Jitncy Buses and
Autos For Transports.
ton Service

4 hes Melnes goaa Aas ~ e4u
F"aH - l'rs sio|nes. the flra, weatar
ls'if to ao without street eas aerei
Cor any considerable iensth az ums
nase Ereai tsph THAT the tmmrdla
luture viii hflaa an acceptable aol
el'on 'u The transportation pr,salem
Meanwhile lus op p.rsons 80.
haulea 10 hgeaea private aalomehllaa
81 are walking The present numhe
~ hnsaer ls gllsh,ly more ihan 7a
operating on fourteen difieres, llnea
ana giving four 10 ~ minutes .ar.
tlce
Cessation Of street car service WA
ordered for md nixhs ~ Aaruat 5
hy Federal jadeo Martin . waite.
penalur foreclomro proceeding aat
cd for ~ hpnahelasps y e Cham
here Win oas receiver far the rnm
lAay before arfgce VAS nrdare /
stopped Was re appointed and Is aii'
acting a. eaneral manager and IL Tho
local representative wlih whom ,hr
,ity councn ard buslncas men of uie
city aio deaiiuv % an effort 10 81
servlce restored
4 ~ llsrria ~ ChieAmnI awner
of tho oomFany has announced thar
he is ihfoaTh" wi,h the company
end w. willng that ~ he sold a. pan
iir auction
nuslncs snien n Dea Moinea. ae'
'nF aa unofficial neaiatara IN The
dispute hotwenn the ear company
and taa ol'Y havc proposed solu
ton that waa taken 10 chicago for
consideration ~ wfa ilarria IN.
proposition Involved i seven cent
are and the elimination ~ busaa,
from cailiue and tho aayaneomea'
Ay Nf harris 81 100000 20 rehablli
fasn the ear aynlen and pay hr lm
medIateiY pressing achis
The company elalms 20 have iost
$4,000 during June hY operating 90
an olEhi rent fare "a enmpnttiua
with illney buaNes
when the street ears were opeFat
ING on 3. i and eru,s fares there's
were only fsw maior husHes IN
ope alton When ihe company ~
taineA court permission 20 charge $
ranfa rcrnlar bus service wpa eatah
ilNhet on u nunher 90 linea and 0n
July J. a. mon before the street
nr service waA ansp"nd~d there
wore approximately A. lltneys % OF
eration
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-17
NO CLUE TO SLAYERS
or ITALIAN "SQU[ALER'
Booilegger Row In New
York. Italian Quarter Has
Beva Scene of Many
Tragedies

New YORK Aae II Joseph Slice
Was reported by the police to-day o
be dying wisa araied lips Wcsm
~ a booslegger war n the ltallaa
quarter which has rolled ap casualty
Ns' 81 twenty 10 TIE las, three
months
Despite the taes Thar the attack en-
Slleo was made ia The aadst pf a
crowd 90 fifty mcnlekers Al New narp
beach. staten island. dcteesives as
signed "a The case were unable .
iAin siagie clue as 50 ,he assail
aats identity
reFrog Of ihe 'Namorrae they said.
had 50 chilled the hoar,s Of the WIT
nesses that none coala be found who
would admii even having seen the
man eho empiied three chambers ot
rs o. into Slices body as be sat
on hotel yeranda at New Darp
Two OF ssleo's broihers who were
nearby. professed 70 te entirely
nysiified sileo. On MS hospital bed.
refused to discuss The shooting The
pienis vent merrly 90 10 IS oouela
sion with detectives oirculAlnf
through tine crowd to prevent the
outbreak of further trouble
Eleven II the nineteen shoolines
tha preceded siieos dea ,ook place
a. or near the corner of Grand aud
Christie streets In the lower east
Side This corner. the poliee say. ~
the scene ot seeretely conducted
hooiieesers "earb market
Detectives also are trying 10 trace
10 the boolegsere fenh . shooting
that occurred early today IN the
Bronx Joseph I.azaro. the victim.
said he had been shot BY man
posing as a prohibition agent. who
first tried 70 extori $500. In exchange
for Immunity from arrest on q charge
Of having a can of Italian wine ~
bis possession He said be could MOI
identity his assallant
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-17
Hur<Au Of Markets Representative
ard Cotton Assoc alton
CO Operating

Local poolAnr and sale 81 9ga cef.
ton has been accomplished Al ees.
,rsl lolnss IS tAc state wlih mosi "a
tistAcsory resa'ts. accogiins 20 G. b.
Ns,ehen. sIccislist In cosion elae1
ms sof the Rursaa of Markets Mt
Mitchell has betn assisting Ia cNn
dacglup the sale ef these losai p,'ols
through sae operation of the OK.
lahoma Cotton Growers association
This service is telag rendered IN
connection wsgh 1860 cotton noW at
hand II viii be- discontinued >
soon as the neW CROP beeins "a mos
A most satisfactory sale was he'll
ii wan on July sf Tits sale =
said 10 have netted the growafs y
good Margin over she local msrkes
l.rsce Thls pool contained l24 he'er
Al Meridian few dass later
pool 81 iss bales was sold updef Ia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-17
STATE OWNERSHIP IN
FRANCE A FAILURE
Detroit In phone Operation
For Year II II Reported WIN
Exceed 22O 000. COO
Francs

FAflA AaF i The deficit of iAs
Fnach telephone service uhlch
ten hy ,hn state. WI amopn, 10 oAre
.-o.Qeeeon francs tef ihla yoaf ae.
50 dine 20 l0ais peschampa wee
oasht d be well Informed a. ha waa
Under Secretary of stsfe Fof 'hn bee
paftment 81 i'osis relephunca AVA
1aieeraphs 30 tNe 4fwyiuus ca1net
81 neschamps SAWS that she eeg
yfr uecAs aH expenditure q i.aae
s09.0o0 francs lof Improvement Rnl
eAtnualon and recommends the siaie
"a & eauaoi aeo sla waN 20 thla cut
iAy 90 hAud the seyviec back lu pf'
Tato companies ana let them REQ
sauyia q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-17
FIRE W0RsH|P[Rs
OF LONDON ACTIVE

London, Aug II Fire worship
perg have inaugurafed headquarters
Of their own In London Generou
donations from rich Indians have ses
cured for the "Parses Associated of
Europe a large house IN the West
End. where Zoroastrian religious
ceremonies are 70 be conducted an
where bodies Of dead Paraees mag
find resting place before burial
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-17

Tbs elehs members % tho Jap /.
aaeae nlct who rvvensty made an sx
tenalvv segr &C the Uastsd states.
hass haA much - say at our Amer
.eta hospitality aaflag thalF later an.
lonFu IN Earope
fakeo ranaka. Progressive msm
eNr of tae parliament tag ToAlo. told
The Manchester Guardian shss ~
Wsa Krraly lmpres~ea hy shs sru~lux
spifll u tFlendinsas Aaa aaaersssaa
lna toward Iapaa which be fonaa IN
AmerioA
Which awwua much tur peacafui
settlement ~ the Pacific pveasms
the way % be frieuda IL 10 ha
friendly
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-17

This shcas sis4ss ia close ap> ard
loaks rather ssdiSulcns The sl4psrck
couseds people sometimes asx BEADED
cSeads to hurlgsquc shs ~tses tUg ex-
presAon
The CORNERS a the vy-s are shad-
Swed with hgoMn az rra II Is thls
>hadcWing taas gives most 81 the char
acseg 70 the ses, hGs - ,hs same nmc
Il IS api - age the Mheie sacs kos
thls reason Il must be done Ia con-
imscslca Wish actual tests
flaAlly Arph Aahi cArwiar 70 your
igs and usAkr sate you 40 not oscrdo
sG
There ARE numerous special recipes
for producing pAflur. scars htltscs
and ihe hke. el~1k sace makeup IS
doac most successfully Mlth charFcd
gQfk duN mixed w,th water e. pFo.
duSe 4 heavy paste Tom Milson. Inc
hesg known plAyef q negro pArs, ia
pacgure>. ~ho played IN The Birth II
Nation and more rcecntly IS :
ahite man IN Scrap Iron ana Two
Minutes 10 Oso. with Charlie EAys and
IN our own special production. "NNile
Insurance. advises amateurs IS usr
Tins rccspe. and further, ,u hieh.hglgt
the natural hnos cf their iAse hs
scraptng "a the cork with sharp
stick. wherever 4 line - to show and
letting The nauirAl WHITE ~ the skin
AprcaF
hlgh.agbting for most character
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-17
Aged Couple On Long
Trip, Aid BY "LaSSieS'

kas' s. ioals Ilis. Aak ii, Sol
yaiinn Arny officials sniay ars caring
taf Andrew Nirsagt and hia eite
Nafy both 50 veArs aia who 'ula
ih,H ,hsY hAa vslsst fren rsisa.
pAl4hanfa The AGED rnapls arrived
yesterday enA sesefslaa % Stewart
thsY sy, ua shslf NaY a. springfield.
llNNula where lfleAda have premlarsi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-17
UNDERSOLD

The INSTABILITY ag fat~iHn ey,hauHe
10 its sudden rise Nf .All VA Hone casos
over night Is enc of ihe deep. dafN
mysteries Il haa eol even the great
csi eanena ga international finance
aeaeIne
Moa ct lhem admg .ha. iheg cant
cxplaiu lt
Nalufaly thesa sioi.ut Tueusiiona
offer 4 great temptation 10 eamblers.
and rao volume IT tWdlns in ox.hanFe
Tor tho rlsc ar fall ~ cnonreua in all
ihe worlla banku9 tea er. NJ one
1ay 1eecnlly booonooo Cerrau
marts wore houKhi ana old Is New
York
Il may interest thoae aho afe con
slderlng bugsns pouuat marks %.
francs Cts an investment on lhe
theory that sooner 81 lalrr hey are
certain fo sei hack 70 rae Nar nor
NAL tp know that thc closeaf sta
dents of finence advise against II
They point pu that II - safer TO
avoid The risk If problem about
which vs. lptlc Is known
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-17
Cotton Crop OF 1920
Sells Well In Local Pools

same plan az what was aeclaYvd -
loeal barker e ~ ssw e,F ba4e
mere -shan thc KroNfs eeala haFg
received selling ndit NaaiN
Under shc plan for oondwHia'
shese pools. the eotlaa is assemhl
n ll~ta AZ Foo halss az mora Al
weighed into a Yahlls ootioa sara
warehouse Tha isks,s are pla
n tie hSnds of . Neai bsnkef ene
hsa power ~ atioFnsy ga tae cugioa
The cestsm ls then alessed ana 8
mafke' found asreeahle q the ~
fosney
So ss paints o.hef THAR tNose
mentioned have Aeen conducted IS
arc scheduled as ioiMw August
Carney August ,. WaafAa Aaeas
gf lAwioa AnFasf it Guthrie
August ie Salli,an August 8
l.ooAeba august el. chaadlef Asa
s Arra August ~ Warnek ann
August 20 % u n points % te d
iermlnsa in Nasokisa county
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-17
DEHYDRATion APPLIED

A party Of explorers bound for Baf-
in Land have AIKEN along a quantity
cf foodsiuffs prepared by new pro-
cess OF dehydration. which. q is said.
leaves the dried products capable Of
restoration 10 their original bulk
taste and color by merely soaking
in water Tae Cd walls are no,
broaen down by the process or de-
hydraiion. Fruits. vegetables and
meas were thus prepared
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-17
HIGH CATHOLIC CHURCH
MAN FIRED FOR INFRAcT TI0N

Gaadalalara, Mexico. Aug
Archbishop Francisco Orozoooy lim
ne2. one OF the high Catholic ptelatel
in Mckee has been fined sipo By
municipal anthorltlns here for ap
leering 81 the streets In clerical
earh
Chief ~ police Rivera recently or.
dered the arrest OF .dl priests ar
pearlng ON the ,horoaHhfares So ese
socks ana seseral disagreenble inc
dents are said 20 have resulted
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-17

Enid, oAla Aux n Enn Kfs1
and Ralph Foater. bosh ef Enid. t..
6ay we're both eentene~d 10 " Yvass
~ tho state psnlteutiwry after shsy
bad pleaded sulity % rslfhtns the
Wakumia National Bank as Nenkcm
~, nAAr hnre Saturday ras sh-u
werr captured late Saturday. lodged
~ iall here, and given haAsssx W
day
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-17

The naiiyes OF he Congo region
in Africa use sail Of potassium IN
stead af san o. sodium for seasoning
shelr Poos, This salt they ohipin
from The aahea ~ certain plants and
hey regard the ofdIuary i'm orsed
salt as inaipld. buying Il only because
f " cheaper than 'he native product
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-17

20 all hlm IN obtaining snssanc~ "a
The soldiers hema At DSsvIils. tlls.
9tswsm teld pollee that . rsa.
poaln& a. a aet~viiss s.sshat .vhs nsa
- l-oilea aiAr. tell lisAm tss ssst ~:
y town eAsN. tAsy pasaea tArenxA
81 L.,alt iaay sloAily aaseesa@i In
xvstlns across tAe EAda brsass after
4 vuush save sheha their fares
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-17
NINE LIVES

A eat. accidentally JARED In . crate
protecting an automobile, Travelled
from Detroit 10 sydney. Australia. II
was carefully narsed and Is the pc
and pride Of the company In whose
auto crate IL had taken its meailess
voyage og seven weeks across the
world and over two oceans
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-17

and dozens Of othegs-have risea
from these m0h scenes. Their faces
even when seen among hundreds OF
others. attracted instant attention.
Perhaps il was natural beauty
Perhaps too. ti.ey had. by accident Or
ccsilm. seivcd al the start TIE great
problem which confvonis all meNie
actors. that of finding the oorrect
makeup.
Move makeup strives only ios =
photographic effect, and has uo FeiA-
fiaa t. street o. stage wlaAs W..
Almost every facc contains numerous
irlpcrfections which are insasihle ie
The r,t. set which. when enlarged
" ~ times On the screen. are very
.spviouS. There are fundamental
rule az makeup, hut ,he only war
w. perfect your technique is ~ con-
gassfiy viewing your own "sillls AHa
sos.es. and changing your makeup
t. tie best advantage,
Ked photographs black and Ter
;his reason rouge IS htile used ~ ihc
stndios. exccp; for special effect.
Rouge IN the cheeks gives The iliu-
SION 81 dark shadows and makes the
lace look hollow Il derpens tie eyes
and Il sometimes used. on the eve
ads for this reason. Light carmne
nay be used on the lips
Accessories for Makeup
To star; your makeup you viii
neee cold cream. sp~cial yellow tiin
powder. hlm grease paint. and a soii
towel. Massage yo.r face with cold
cream and then remove il with the
towel so that the surface IS abso-
lusely clean. Then apply your grease
paint with the fingers, cover every bat
III the lace from the collar hne 70
the hair.
when YOU have a smooth, even
surface ot grease paint spread special
tim powder upon il and rai y 70
lightly with q powder purt. There
are a number oi varieties Of grease
ysins and BY changing TIE grease tint
before applying tie powder ycn can
darker or tighten your complexion IN
accordance with your part. Before
eo,ng further. make sure there are no
tsotches on. your make-rps surface
and that the erease h1z lett 10
sheen
The ey.s are The most important
ard expressive features. The make
., wh,ch rr-ates n them Is all I'M
important. First you must ascertain
by actual tct the correct color wlih
which TO Inc your eyes. Almost
every color is used. for the effect
seems to vary with different faces.
Black. blue. green. brown and rcd
are al used. in varying proportions
and mixtures By different actors.
Naturally, you should fry @ hnd the
color which makes your eyes look
deepest and most luminous. !.
The edge OF the upper eye-lid is
dearly lined. Then the shade IS
worked back towards the eyebrow.
geuing constantly lighter, until 7
fnalk blends with the grease paint Of
the fzoe. The process IS reversed for
fse lower I'D. which IS darkes. a TIC
edge and grows lighter as you work
down
Lining the Eyelids
-FOUR cyelids slsould be lined with
A,scf cosmetic Do rot bead t'ief,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-17

Disorders ~ tho l0weia are as-
irnnr1Y dangerous, particularly dar.
nF the hat weather ~ tha summer
Months. and IN order 10 prat@as
fum self and fnallIy against a sud
feh atlscka sst hotsia ~ Cham.
hsrlalna cellc and plarrhoea Rem
efY u can 10 aepanslaa apon Mk=y
have testified a. lta eseall-nes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-17
CITY BUILDS HOMES

The Pittsburgh Chamber Of Com
merce proposes 70 build 1000 house
a. a moderate price his year AZ
sell them 10 families. on ossy 'orms
Local architects offer their seryi yes
without charge and ma,erial des.sri
have offered concessions.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-17

Rainfall IL 50 rare on the Rock o.
Gibraltar that the inhabitants have
10 ore the rain in reservoirs during
the wet season. from which L is
filtered 10 a few public fountains on
certain hours OF the day.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-17
TIMELY DISCOVERY

A san Francisco no.orist has dis
covered that chicken wire laid over
deep and sitting sand % mud pro-
vides almost perfect traction for the
automobile. He recommends a piece
Of wire three or four feet wider than
the car and tao or nOre times the
wheel base.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-17

parts Is special arr, Such characters
a. Indian faces OF the weather beaten
and wrinklcd c0nnieuauCc of an old
captain mas Be- done n brown with
whlie lirh-hghts. Yen should ask
your eamcramsn to help yoA with
high-hghung. ss !, Is very difficult.
Tricks Of Makeup
There are tricks al makeup which
alter tl,e entire character OF thc lace.
For example, by shading the outline ot
ihc face with red, you can make q
4jsetar much 'h.nner ln this case,
ilse grease PAINT i slightly redeemed
81. you desire. darkened--ncar the
car line II you desire u make your
face rounder and iuller reverse the
pgoecss aad tighten the grease paint
al It's outer cage.
II yonr eyebrows and hair are dark.
you can iiugc them grey by rubbing
the hair watts mascara and then comb
ing. II they are hgs' white and
black grease paint. applied alternately
and then combed. will do the trick
Boards and hushy eyebrows are made
ii crepe hair aud glued on with spirit
erm. AS z matter 81 iac, II You are
really serious about making career
Of film acting, il IS best 70 grow. 50
far az possstle. thr hiYsuie apptnda3es
required IN your parts. For an un.
shavrn tramp cr a Robinson Crusoe
effect. FOR example. il is much better
10 60 unsilayen Tor a week OF SO than
to produce a false effect by attempting
70 nnstafe the real thing with crspe
hair
FINALLY. let you be eft in the posi-
ton of the nan who starts his hrst
ride on a motorcycle without knowing
how to shut ihe power off, We ma,
add that al flns rasty mess OF grease
paint snd powder and gum and hair
Will come off n an instant aheH cold
cream is applied. II Is lard 10 feel
natural in makeup al first but pres
enily YOU will forget that you have il
on al all.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-17
A uarruL caAnr

Chicago company haa pat an tho
mareet efaN llnu yard crane rhis
" ne ordinary locomotive efane made
more useful bY applying 10 Il ths me
rhanleAl lpCouotiuu uaud hy war
tanks Il eau turn around Ia any one
spot ~ IN the eircle ~ radius equal
lo liH own lonEih
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-17
Film Test Unnecessary

An 81 the necessary cosmetics may
be secured through any. drug store ~
theatrical cos'amcf. II YOU want g
End out how you sill look on the
screen. il is not necessary 10 have a
film test made. Just buy some makeup
and have someone take few close
ups Of your head xith an ordinary
camera. But do not retouch the ncg
atives-tor motion pictures are no, re
touched, you know
Look for irnperfections Of even
sort in pose and expression. Then
sry to find a makeup which will Grad
staie them Ii you solve your makeup
problem before you 60 10 the studio.
you will b. well repaid Among the
dozens Of Fat. uniniefes;ing com
ienances. a well-nadenp face stands
out and attracts the attention Of the
director Al once.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-17

A proposal recently introduced in
the Canadian Parliament al Ottawa
asks that q new province be formed
of all British Columbia north Of The
nfty-seoond parallel and Yukon ter
ritory.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-17

Household duIlea aud oshar press
irg activities we're given a. the rsa ;
sun by Mrs Anna n Mcclaavs To-
declining ,ha pcs, Of pnilce and rifs
commissioner II Cumberland MD
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-17
sun STARTS FIRE;
soY rs KILLED

BOY fS kfLLtD
4 hot July sun focused its rays
through a flaw In The window pane
upon the bed on which a seven
month old child wsa sleeping In Ben
wool. West Virginia The bed was
set afire and the baby burned to
death.