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Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1921-10-06
SCOUT WINS CANADIAN TRIP.

Scout Arthur Conrad Of Hamilton,
O.. was recently selected from some
800 of his fellows us the one most
worthy of the honor and delight Of
being the guest of II. l.. Kutter. a
member of the camp committee of the
local council on three weeks camp
ing trip in Canada. Scout Conrad Is
q patrol leader and the ranking scout
of Hamilton. a splendid specimen of
boyhood physically and every other
way, devoted to outdoor sports and
scout craft and with fine school
record behind him. His friends all
agree that Art" we'll deserves the
good luck which has befalen him.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1921-10-06
Bitter Fioht on Tax Revision.

Washington.-Tax revision legisla-
ton was under way in the senate
with indications of a bitter fight to
come.
Notice was given by Senator SIM
mons of North Carolina, ranking mi
nority member of the committee, that
sweeping and radical amendments"
would be offered by the democrats and
he added that if the sponsor for the
manufacturers sales tax would ac-
cept those amendments, serious con-
sideration would be given to such
sales tax.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1921-10-06
Jailed, Released and Died.

Chattanooga, Tenn.-R. V. Hybarger,
released from Jail where he had been
held for several days, awaiting word
from Greenville, Tenn, where 1t was
at first alleged he was wanted in
connection with a murder charge, was
found dead at a rooming house.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1921-10-06
Great Council of Masons.

Asheville, N. C.-Every grand coun-
ell of the Royal and Select Masters
and every grand chapter of the Royal
Arch Masons of the United States, the
Panama Canal Zone and the Philip
pines was represented when the as
semblies convened here.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1921-10-06
Students Shot by Police.

Athens, Ga.-Local authorities were
investigating the shooting Of f. l..
Strange and another young man NAM
ed Stevens, Georgia university stu
dents, who were wounded in clash
between police and 100 students.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1921-10-06
Two Men Killed.

Steubenville, Ohio-Two men are
known to have lost their lives shortly
before noon when Pennsylvania mail
train No. II, westbound from New
York to st. Louis, crashed into the
rear end Of freight train in the
Gould tunnel.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1921-10-06
Senate Considering Treaty.

Washington Senate consideration
of the German peace treaty was re-
newed while democratic senators ar
ranged to meet in conference for dis
cussion of minority action. The treaty,
was taken up again when debate on
the tax bill lapsed.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1921-10-06
Reproduction of Parthenon.

Nashville, Tenn.-Within year the
United States will have the only
exact-to-the-inch reproduction of the
Athenian Parthenon, the so-celled Par
thenon at Regensburg being merely an
adaptation of the great temple.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1921-10-06
More Killings in Belfast.

Bclfast.-Two persons were killed
and 36 wounded in rioting here during
which bombs were thrown. Two chill
dren playing in the street and a girl
were wounded by stray bullets during
the affray.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1921-10-06
Mildred Hanan Dies of Wounds

New York. - Miss Mildred Hanan,
daughter of the late Alfred p. Hanan,
shoe manufacturer, died in the Long
Island College hospital without having
advanced any explanation as to why
she had been shot
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1921-10-06
To Apply Force in BurqenIand.

Vienna. The conviction was eX-
pressed in government circles that
only the early application of force
could save the Burgenland situation
from more grave developments in an
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1921-10-06
To Have Their Own Courts.

Belfast.-Sir James Craig. the Ul-
ster premier. announced that the old
judiciary system will be discarded
throughout Ireland and that the peo-
pie of North Ireland will have their
own courts.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1921-10-06
General Pershinu at CoblenZ.

Coblenz.-Gen. John ]. Pershing ar
rived here, accompanied by Major
General Henry T. Allen, commander
of the American forces in the occu-
pied territory, who went to Treves
to meet him.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1921-10-06
55th Encampment G. A. E.

indianapolis, Ind. - RattliDg drum
sticks and the squealing Of ancient
flies announced the entry Of the Grand
Army of the Republic into Indianapolis
tor its fifty-fifth annual encampment.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1921-10-06
Leaves TURKEYS to Tenants.

Boston, Mass.-Free Thanksgiving
turkeys for all tenants who have lived
in his houses or apartments for three
years are provided In the will Of
Alfred v. Lincoln, former real estate
IN, filed for orobate here.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1921-10-06
Masked Miners Arrested.

Clarksville, Ark.-Thirty-eight coal
miners, whom officers declare were
gathering, armed and masked, in an
oil field about a mile from Sprada,
were arrested and brought to the
county Jail here charged with night
riding.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1921-10-06
Pistol Battle In New York.

New York.-A pistol battle in a
third floor corridor of the Grand Gen.
trail station, in which IS shots were
fired, resulted in three men fleeing
after attempting to hold up two rail-
road employees who had satchel of
ooob
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1921-10-06
Warren Presents Credentials.

Tokio-Charles B. Warren, the new,
American ambassador to Japan, pAe-
sented his credentials at court. His
reception was an unusually brilliant
function.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1921-10-06

A rainbow Is not as good promise
of fair weather as patch of blue
sky on q cloudy day.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-03

s.sticu ~ Aas per-oa siels,se "a
= fbe pr"visars = this artiele -hsii faf
every -neh ,lolatlon he fnel in ans
sau ne, .kfsedlns Twenty Dollars
Section aio ANY person violating ans
- ihe provisions u thi. arfl.i. shall lse
aesmea enllta - ssi.dem,rnaf aaa -hai
upon conviction BE- fined rot hess than
ona Dollar nor marc ihsu Twenty
peliars
Sssfion eis Every person phe hsihs
: thr owner ~. ~ tenant. 81 srsut - heias
Ia ihe ocfppfaa,y a. of ln ans aas
having charge. control or nst ~ any
property Who shah suffer naintsin.
kacn sr aiiav nuisance whhin 80 ,ifs
:. defined ~ shis artLie .ur who snsli
! fsii W. refuse 20 abais uf fau - reHass
thr same upen motive from the poaei -
Hesnh or Hesiih ofne.r somfal..iotsf
~ rublic SAFETY ~ Policeman. or wha
hsn violate any - thc nr"visis'ns =
lsis arish. shall, npen reafie'iau. be
. fi1ea g., ls~~ than fi,e poils- ner
mote thau T~eniy Dollars
see,len sts 4 violation y any ef ~
q
demeansr snd .hsn he punished ~ q
fine of not less than Ton poiisf. nor
mere than TweutF Dollars
section go Tho ofnsr Whose dnis II
a 10 destroy .qunr forfeited 70 toe eitfs
who she'll dispose u said fsrfeifed iinear
IN nnv other manntr ihan as pretiaesi ~
Section $50 - this Ordinance .h4H p
raii,y II mlsdesnean"r aaa shall. upen
sanvictian. he fined nsi hess than Ten
i,aiiars nor mare than Iwcniv i'eilafs
section 2si Az plaee. where .rifi'n"'s-.
ginaa. frmenfed ef malt hluar- - aff
imitation thereof or substitute therefor,
~ ans malt rr rampsnnd - anf fina
~hafsoercr. whether medifaisd "r nsi.
whish contains as mnsh ~ "ne Haf
one rer crntum - alsehal uisHsnrti hf
volume and whith y eHpahir II ""inz
rSea a. ! beverage, eHeepf Urfr4F iienz
s,st,.arnaea ~ any hfens . pbarinaf -
the sale % vhieh wnnia nef enbiesi hiIa
4. IN. uavsaent q the esisl tai r.
an,r.A hv the lass - ths fnife ~'si
- nannfsr,ared. soa. given H~ai ~
Otherwise furnished ~ violation = any
Ordinance - the CITY = 6Hihr.e ~ if"s
~ the state u Oklasema and nii pas
! uAere sush Hover is kept ~ ossfr-fd
NJ any person IN sioirsion = ny - ~
F. ,nee ~ me cts ~ Guthrie ~ lae = ne
STATE u oklahoma snd al ria'Hs ~f.Fr
nersans eonrreeass ef rssft fer iaf
narrase ~ drinking snY sreh ii9o"r. afe
hereby declared 10 b. public "uiran' s
ana sns ncrsan vhe ownr ~ set" r.
tarsns fsr anr snlidinr ~ hn''dinss
wa,bie the ciiy ~ cnihrie. and ~he 'haA
,esse ~ permit 20 D. use'i saen iuiiA''s's
fos ,ha aforesaid purpose. .hsh nn9n 80"
r,sssnn. shereaf le snhjeei 8" = fine -
n.s ,ees than Tea Dollars neF more has
7 Fweniy Dollars.
ssrsion 81 Any person. COMPANY -
.e.rrorasien rloleisuR any ~ ne "r"vit'
Ian. a. this article shall be guilty - :
,t~a.meanor and upon conviction fhefe''
!, ne police cours. - snbieei 70 rnf
a No, lsss than rive Dollar- noF more
than Twenty rclisrs Provided. that eHsh
a.v that sneh gerson. eompan, "r cor
,,.r.tsnn. shan earry cu sneh ofeupat''''
~ tv.spsss wIthout having first pF~"f~''
a license therefor. shan eenstitn'~
..,arate offense. and the Mayer Aha
lcsmms~slaners mss ~ any time revoke,
hx resolution. any lieenss granted IN puF
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-03

Fdsor itader I ihink q i slr
the pas cur buys ~ eollaseu ai'
afmklns whisky Here Is somethlhi
from a chicago pager ahon, a
faieralty alumnl of aniserslts
in stats adjoining Illinois r~cnivaa
recent, lu connection With their ~
siiatlons 90 homecoming aeeh
striking lel,er signed by fiftsen sta
deaf ffa,rrnal organizations Th'
letter vas plea 10 alumni not g.
hiiug Intoxicating liquor along aut
no, 10 assist a. drinsinF partlea a..
ing homecoming week
The communication g especially r.
marhAsle fof ~ opening statement
The drlukinF situation II this ilms
Is dir eollesca - q serious one ths
Alumni are Informed u IL hHllna
fho colleges n iu doing injury 70 a.
sauisations and 4 4 having q bad =
feet on athletics
That hip liquor noW eirtuiaies
abou, eol'eEe eamposra 20 an -
tent ec,usily damaslnS % athletics
Is piece ~ news SO startling ln Il.
implications that without student
testimony i would hardly find be-
lief Even 10 the days hefore iesal
prohibition tha afiukinz u hard lia
aor was frowned on by most student
Organizations and seldom prevailed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-03

sDAnce q tbs 4rli'4s Tot f-assns b. 'h n
a.eenssl softelen'
Sf~fian aee ANY person Violating an,
= the provisions N this arts b. shall
uron rousleilon thereof befefs The r,ll.s
cenri, 10 fined nol less than ri,. naimr.
nor more ihan Tsehtv paiiars
Fsfien - Any ter-an Violating an,
= ihe provisions ~ this nrtisls shsu
np"n aenyiefion. 30 nnsh u.i ie4s than
nl~ Dollar nor NOR. taan Twsnis Dollar.
S.riian 80 An, rersnn fifan ~ eaf
nsrstioH wbo ~hau violate ans ~ gAs
provisions ~ ms artieie shall he apan
eeavleslon ihereef. fined MT le-s than
flvs naliar nor aese than T~eni,
f.elisrs
~~siien i9s ANY person tiaiatine any
of she provisions ~ section tos shsa
uHen conviction h. fined IN ans snin nag
leee than Ten Dollars and nnt more than
Twenty i'ellafs. and In iths snm fof
eaeh aaf ihsrean mnF ~nth hnsines.
msv ~ carried on nr sneh lumber ~
wosl suffered to rcHalu IN said fire
limits
Se,iien ~ AHY person violating any
~ the provisions ~ this ar'ssle not nth
vice specified -han npau conviction
hereof b. fined in ns srm nal exceed
Inc Twsntv Dollars
s~flou ~ Any rro.tiiuts being npnn
NE streets - aileYs n the eiis bTf~sea
ihs hanrs n sslosk = N snd a'el..st
a "a following standard time. except n
insiatres ~ fsnseHahle neasssitf. - 10
shown ~ The party charged. shan upon
conviction Ia the Police 'enff. he fined
ia ans eum not less than Five buiiars
nsr mefe than Twenty poilars fer rath
offen~e
Sssfion ss9 u .hsl ~ nnlawfni FOR
ms prsatl,ute - sander - loifef shout
,he streets. ianca, alleys or publif places
within fhe said city: and uron conviction
- violation - sny n 80 provisions II
thls section shan ee fsned IN hBy SUN
not -. than Five Dollar. nor mere ihaa
Twenty pailar- for each offsn~e
section ssi rvsrs refsoa ~bo sarrifs
en ~ opens. ~ eanses 20 he opened, er
uho eonauots. either a. owntr ~ smt
playse. nr who shall permit any gambling
table bank or gaming device prohibited
w fNIN affNtFf T." ~ 81 w W 49, 80
The purpasa ~ conducting gambling IN
ans house. building. shed. shelter booth.
lot or ofher premises % him belonging.
nr occupied ~ him er ~ whlh he has
cnnfrol. shalt ~. on contietton ttsresf.
isuniah a ~ fine ~ not less than Ten
Dollars ner more than Twensy Doiiarr
secslen fse Any person. asseciasion ~
club Who shalt open Or rononet private
room for the purpose u engaging IN the
PLAYING ~ potey. or sny II ihe games
prohibited rs this ar'iels shall b.. npon
ronxietion thereof. punished ~ . flee ~
not less than Ten Dollars nor more thap
Tweniy Dollars
seeflon 80 Any person owning zen
trolling. opersfings eanssng ~ allowing
10 10 operated. any slot machine for rsin
IN ahv room "r In any otber place IN the
CRY q Guthrle. shall be subjeef 70 flne
Of not hes than Three Dollars nor mote
than Twenty Dollars.
sectIoa asg Any person violating ans
II the provisions ~ this sriieie. not
her~la osheruise provided. sbsii be
aeeme.i guilty - mlrAemssnef and.
uaou eouvicfl1n sh~r sof IN tbe Police
eoart - the CITY. shall be fined net isss
than Tise Dollars and not more thsn
Trent, Dollars for each effense
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-03

ratnr RAIDER Nen nsa, s.on ard
m~s y, sAe dlsafmamynt eaaleeeHt
.ana iel' ho~ the ~ofla ls uo, faads lat
peaer end shag she conference 8 ha'
.isfrins tor aa,aAiare far ne hes.
~ar which ,hes see ius ruuni $50
eornef hai there are iadlscilaas ths'
aumsa the world os,f ars uoi oaty
sl,k and tlecd ~ ear hat hase msie
a. thelf minds ~ srr maAlas itsw
\ fan.di, that ihe ssnselcss er4eliN
shall eaase Aed ~hen enough el $50
aomen hate made ar sheif nanAs ihis
paY sas ~iii sebas although 1ifla
msis ma, nos fesllse q end pa ge ~
fe'ine hos IA tanHos te annt
s.seh hoHenii afAfi j. sho~n hs
as four ~oneu naHrd - rfrslieat
iisnllHn - arfge ~ shr aAsiso,s eom
m,tes 80 she Amrfsau Aslskatlon %
.he conference. who lu less 90 ladf
Aalol hase expressed ltslf heilei le s
happs oaisnnn "a Ehe cunltfvnen sad
that the fasritiuas. haigsis ana feaf g
ehith haso ohessaed ihc natleus tus
A-rs can anA musi he done Away Wllh
end affairs 40 salusteA ,ha, lhs huA'.
neis 81 tho world ean te tfausmnliet
.MmlcaAiy
Some his3 seaff a The hl,h II these
women as helnn the result ~ efcAai
nus ienorsuse bHf oH the other hand b
mus, hp remembered THAI pyelm itm
nete gets soa anY~h~fe q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-03

>>tieh EA kns I~f~aa tisftiiak taf
~ ~ Ksofislen. = ihis nwktt sAsif
si.sa reafs ssea tssersf - nnes ~ ~
i''.iisrs
Srrsi-s - ~ isF~se. eAe 49, fean.i
ruits - helns saft ta4ssAs shsn ~
a. flfsf aff rn-s. ~ nes ~ a,ss ttte
yise TeFfsr> aaf asare shse f~eatv
nalasf. srs fes fteft .stssaesaf -itsa-'
: ftae " 49, ~ee tAsa rse 49, nseFe iats
80 sis rfiisfs
e~sion - A., lattse stelsslar sHt
I e ~ pfastsiees es ski. ugtlhAn.s -AsN.
49,. sasstti-e th-ssef = sssis.s - 3
0nr a nef 49, thsa iiss tNalars snf
s.ers iAsa f~eaif ttsaft
~~fiun 90 49, .ae sisisfine ahs
4 - fresisisss 81 ti. sfsthe ass attsf
pi.e rr4s IAs4 80 .esR eren seasHtiea
ihfssss. - nned 80 ess 'haH f~o
t,etsf, nef snaaes ftae f~ssif t~''ifft
>efl-A go AN laenhfsst ~ sf ''sArfs
- s<eans Asea s.-.is seen eskt 'e 'hs
( ar.aal si..nef e l7a sehtt tfist~t
sftti%n rsgey' = sr srtss et ri.f Hse
tlse - rrei~ffs f-sff ss 70 - ei 1928
hs ttem - ea~e sH ""Haaf p
,-fs Aes fsva H'tef ~ "teif p
"a haAa se&ds 'aia 'hs ~ tAfit
/ fsiI - hssA~t - ai.li ~ift i sft
sisssas - this efii safH eten
sa,lea "a r-s. - fs.A f ses -sp #s
e....s,.s s,s.nls fsasr~ .f -. la a
S,,.. a4 re.t -, -s..a = ,.f.ao.
al
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-03

wemen wufhlaH ta bual4 afglea 81
fstioff wifl iiaa - tuiaY kidney
l4lls 4 elinudtI rttlsf fenm kiiaay
luiIhle aH tAfef. h q n No
NMaies0wH n Il wFitp "a had kta
HeY lseHhte nvef alnse / waa Hfils
elfl tai am sfftine alaHa Muna slnea
haVe taken Fph'y krHneY fiNs
Sold Fqerrwhsfe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-03
AAp KIDNEY TROUBLE TEN
HTAnE

Don't give up hope Il you ere su'
ferlnr from hackachc rheumatic
pains wtlff, swollen joints always
tired feeling of other symptoms q
kidney trouble 7 Osborn. y
ID No !. IncasYllle o.. wFisess =
had klancy trnnble 80 years Foley
kidney pills heiged me 20 much am
well now Sod Everywhere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-03

Editor i.sadef Please TON Raehtl
A Reea before she rau Join the Nss
ons she wlll have q walt unti rh'
International Masonic Nonafea. settles
the qaeslion n admpslon 81 wamen
io ffes naponfy which will D.. ln ell
r1hatlns ai lho nfasaels conference
IN l3ti a -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-03


oKDI>t>CI >o. 1853
An prdiuanec Ameu.ilnu S.sfian. ~ IL
81. 2ia. .tf as 20 - all. az "a,
s'4 as5. "a. -. sai psi s7i. ssi ss
-. ''s. $40 ssi 49, t-i id,. "a. a..
~. 81. az. o~s 81 fhe Rssi-cd or,liu
au'es II tho 'nt of Guthrie of the Netr
iaiA and ~eftinn ~ nfainanUe NJ 1871.
section - oriin4noe SO lyfs section
~ ofdman. No i52s section 4 -
ordinsnoe W iss'. ~.-tion ~ urdiu
ancc Va. isss and Scetinu - ORDINANCE
No i'ss ~ ihc clfs * Guthrie ana .ss
elarine 90 Emergeaey
ns u Ordained ~ the Mayer and Board
Of Commissioners 81 ~. Cip Of
1ushr,s. oh'ahomas
Sec'ien Thar iae earioas .ecflons ~
the Revised ordi0aness ~ The tifs n
Goihrie - The wear 1915. and ihe varions
sections - the ofainansss Il fhs city -
''athrie, hereinafter sef npt. D. am, nded
- rad ss follow
Seciinn ~ ANY person who shall tia
Tate fan or n.sieei or REFUSE ~ comply
With the provisions - ihis ar'iai,. shsii
upon conviction thereof. before the raiite
Judge h. fined nor ie~e than Five Dollars
nor not NOR than Twenty Dollars
se0iion fzs Any D. r-on tioissing aay
- the provisions ~ this orlinance shalt.
eresp, 81 oshervise herein provided. upen
conviction ~ finel in q sem u.i iess uah
Five Dollars nor more than 1e rtg
Dollars
section ~ ANY iersers vho shall tio-
late suY = the provisions = This article
sfier having had dnc notice. shan - made
fa pay q fine. upon rensieflan Thereof. -
net ls<s than Tea Dollars sni not more
than Twenty Dollars
seriIen' - Any person Violating sHv
- mo provisions - thi- ariiele. uren
fined ne, lss- than Fits peiiaFs nor mare
than Twenfv pollafs
section "a ANY person violating snv
~ the provisions - sA. srilrle shaA.
npon Senviciion thereof b. nned IN sny
sun not lezs than one Dollar nor mnrs
than Twenty Doilsfs
S.sfion eiS Ant per-an sis.lstlpr ~
failing - conform with any - The pro
visions - this ar,irie shan. mon con-
vlstian Thereof in the PolL~ Cearf. se
fined fsr each offease nat le-s than Fise
r,oil.rs nor more than Twenty Dollars
ses4sen - Any person Violating auf
~ me provisions II this article shsh upon
eanvi,fian. Thereof hsfere ne Poilee
caurt. i.e fined net leas than Five ieilafs
nor more than Twenty Doilars
section ~ Any persnu - rers"Hs
violating ans ~ the provisions = thi'
srtiele shsu b.. np"n epnvifti"n thfrrs
f,neA not iezs than Five Dollars nor ns'Fs
thsn Twenfy ro'iars.
section si4 Any rers~r ~ rer~s'ti-
tioiating any u tho provisions ~ 'ai'
arfiele shall. upeu conviction - 'hs
ralice Court. b. fined IN any snm np'
-. than Fise Dolisrs nor more 'h$h
Txenfy Dollar
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-03
MRS. Laura NJ Noyt Recommends
Chawberlaln'n Tablets.

4 have frequently used thainhe .
lalns Tablets. during the past thfs
years. and have found theirs splondil
for headache and bilious attacks J
am oniy too pleased al any TIME, ~
sneak word ia praise of them.
wrltea Mrs Laura n Hoyt Rofkpofi
~ Y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-03

The beach front of at 'vrsi ons New
Jersey resort W BE- protected Wy
concrete wall - FORMED ou the out
side az TO moeg the curves ot ihe
wryes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-03
i Ne Masa Nssslre

Etltof l.rader aonH tAlHk aetA
~ that snapshos mass messlas Am
slnahs "a. not there ile .heald have
irsn n4i snrl~se thi. lass as
~nh ihs re,an - chlef Nig, Sell
MS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-03

The p'ilse 81 NasAtssten n a. hevs
heen osssesvi a. Fesaasn pesee sss
tiash ffpfa the atgsets af thsif sea
tstilvs beats
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-03

{, wholly s'sAsssss. . nat 80
ssy ara ~sll ssssna - s"s asstH yeaf
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-03

section sia Anv r~rs~r ~r persons
tisistinx anv II tho provisions - this
arsiele shall. upon conviction n the
roiloe Court. b. fined in any snm not
-. than Ffre Dollars nor more thsn
Tuenfy Dollar.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-29
OBJECT TO PARK BUILDING
Parks Are one Thing and Proposed
Auditorium Another

HltNlhl 10 I NO world.
BARTLESNiLLE April 2S. --
Members of the Engineers club of
this city are aroused by the proposal
that the new city auditorium and
community center building shall be
located I'm the city park. The En-
gineers club puts itself ON record as
being opposed to thc~park as "a To-
cation for the building in "A letter
Transmitted to the members OF the
city commission. The club, I'm its
letter said
The fact Is appreciated that your
intention is To submit to Lhc people
by postcard vote the question as to
whether the convention hall shall be
located In the park.
Ihc Engineers club feels that the
sum of 100000, which has been
voted for this project. should be 80
expended as to give the Gty of
Bartlesvillc the greatest possible re-
turn The club feels that the city's
parks are a very necessary and es-
sential item in the assets " the city
and that none other than strictly
park structures should be placed
thereon
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-29
TIED CHAUFFEUR TO FENCE
Picked His Pockets and sped Ava,
win the Car.

NT' TTNT 10 7 No " WTTTI
QUAPAW, April 2S.--A daring
anI heartless robbery was commit
ted near here at an early hour Tues
day night, presumably by two young
men who had escaped from Jail at
Miami They had been ia Picher
in the evening, and requested a taxi
TO bring them to this place. At n
point midway between here and Cen
tury they stopped the car, over
powered and bound the driver,
robbed him Of So. tied him to a
fence, and then seized the car and
sped northward
\ passing motorist discovered the
plight OF the driver, released him
and hrough: him to Picaer. Officers
are in pursuit of the thieves, but
have not yet caught them
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-29
Shammins in Society

How many women Of your ac-
quaintance are using heavy powders
and cremes to cover up freckles and
ruddy complexion. Can you explain
why they will practice this sham
when they can quickly and harm.
lessly clear their skin Of all discol-
Grafton and impurities with Golden
Peacock Blemish Bleach. Wouldn't
IL be relief TO their conscience to
know that they were no longer
shamming, and wouldn't their con-
fidenCc i'm themselves increase the
force of their personality in society 4?
II you have "A friend who is sham
ming, why not suggest Golden Pea q
cock Blcmish Bleach to her. one
jar will quickly bleach out freckles,
tan, pimples, moth patches, liver
splotrhcs, or blaCkhoads without the
slightest injury TO the most delicate
skin At your druggists or by mail
100
Paris Toilet Co.. Paris. Tennessee.
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