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Arizona republican., 1921-03-03
Colorado Governor
 Victim Of Attempt
 To EXtort 5000

DENVER, Colo, March 2.-An at terxpt to blackmail Governor Shoup waS revealed today when Colorado rarlKers arrested Homer Crandell. II, and George. IS, his brother, following redeipt of a letter demanding S5,o0o. Touight the rangers are seeking the boys father, James Cranden. of Aiqsworth, Neb.
 The letter was signed An Ex-Service Ma and the writer promised to re- pax the money with interest at 10 per cerlk on March 2. 1922.
 qhe arrest of the boys followed the pla<fng of a decoy package under a bridge over the Platte river. As soon as fhe package had been thrown over tha bridge rail- the boys ran from their car{1p nearby and seized it.
 The Crandells were on their way by wa5Eon to the Pacific coast. The boys saM their father left camp this morn in& to mall a letter and left instruc- tions that they stay and watch ths camp closely. They said they took th' package because the rangers action il throwing it over the bridge raj snacked of mystery.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-03
War Investigation Committee Submits 1000 Word Report

WASHINGTON. March 2-In fifty-thousand word report submitted today to the house. Chairman Graham of the sub committee on war invtsti- gation reviewed testimony relating to war department expenditures of the ordnance and supplies.
 Democratic members filed a minor ityi report. dissenting from the repub- lican view. Most of the findings have been previously published or discussed in debate.
 Representative Garrett, Tennessee, in a minority report declared the ma iority report was predicated entirely upon the determination to criticise ana find fault with practically all ac- conplished by the war department
 peclaring. individuals had been at tacked without. warrant, he added:
 All testimony given in disproof of tha evidence that tie majority have chosen to use has not been only dis regarded, but deliberately thrown asde. and throughout the whole of th$report there runs the same thread of Msinister suggestion which has mafLed both formal reports of the connmittee and speeches of members on the floor"
Arizona republican., 1921-03-03
CommanderBootho of Salvation Army May
 Make Clean Border
rRepublican A. p. Leased WIre1

WIRcpuDIIcdII ~ T -Saseo "r'e1
 zI. PASO. Tex, March z.-Gen: p,-zrnweu Booth, commander in chief of 4he Salvation Army. accompanied bv his sister. Commander Evangeiine Roath. head of the Army in the United Stafes. and other high officials of the orr-anization, were in Fl >Paso today; n5ring the afternoon the party visited Juarez and upon their return 1eneid al al t xha need of a betterment of moral o,,ditions in the Mexican town, where ra,pbling and vice are wide open: 7ie He saa sia ,i,a border city offered a fertile ssass ss Cor the Salvation Army. which, ne .aiT had been successful in cieanihs ~n-other plague spots Of the ear'n'
Arizona republican., 1921-03-03
New Mexico House
 Endorses Williams
 For Commerce Post
lRepubIican A. p. Leased Wirel


 SANTA FEE. N. NJ. March 2.-The lower house of the legislature today passed resolution No. 31. endorsing Hugh H. Williams, chairman of the state corporation commission, for ap- pointment to the interstate commerce commission. The resolution points ou, that there will be four vacancies to be filled by the new president and that the Southwest is not now represented on the federal body.
 MT. Williams has been a member oi the state board for eight years and wa. reelected last November for a term O. six years.
 The senate today passed senate join resolution No. g. to prohibit Japanes, from owning Or leasing land in thu state of New Mexico. The resolution had already passed the house. It vii be submitted to the voters in the forn of a constitutional amendment at i special election this fall.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-03
Colby DenOunces
 Business Men Who
 Made War Fortune
IRepubIlcan A. P.Neased Wlrel

IHcpubIIcan ~ P.'Cedseu WTeI
 WASHINGTON, March 2.-Delay Of the senate in ratifying the treaty with Colombia has been most unfortunate and with all countries where Spanlsn Ia 1poken has cost us friends, confi- def{fe and commercial opportunity" Se&retary of State Colby told dele gases to the Southern Commercial conkress tonight.
 fhe failure to act, he declared, has worked to the benefit of commercial cornpetitors of the United States.
 me secretary scored American busi- ne& men who employed interruptions methods in amassing fortunes during tho war. This class of profiteer, he sail. injured American standing 1T Lain America by taking chances with his money, with his credit, witt hisreputation and with his customers confidence"
Arizona republican., 1921-03-03
WILLIAMS QUITS COMPTROLLER OF
 CURRENCY POST
Continued from Page One)

Williams took exception to a statement by Judge E. H. Gary, chairman of the United States Steel Corporation, that the corporation had always adopted a reasonable attitude toward prices and costs and urged reduction of steel pric- es in the interest or general business. Judge Gary is understood to have re- piled to MT. Williams letter.
 T. F. Kane, first deputy comptroller of the currency, will act as comptroller until Mr. Williams successor has been appointed by President Harding.
 MT Williams term would have ended Friday
Arizona republican., 1921-03-03
Cult Leader Failed
 To Reach Frisco; Is
 Arrested In Denver

DENVER. Colo, March 2.-Joshua Jehovah Sykes, self-styled king of heaven and earth. who failed to appear in San Francisco today to begin serv- ing an 1S-months sentence for draft obstruction during the war. was ar rested tonight by the police after an exciting automobile chase. The police charge that Sykes followers were try ing to smuggle him out of town.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-03
Landlord With Heart Of Gold GiUea Purse
 By Grateful enarafs

LYNN, Mass. March "A landlord whose tenants said he had a heart of gold was presented with a purse of gold last night when 14 families joined in celebration of the fiftieth anniversary of the wedding of MT. and Mrs D. B. Durgin. The landlord had not increased their rents izs iihe last five years. s
Arizona republican., 1921-03-03
DiscoUer Plot To
 BIackn1aiI Wealthy
 Wisconsin Woman

MILWAUKEE, Wis, March "A blackman plot to extort s5O,000 from Mrs. Ferdinand Schleislnger, reputed to be Wisconsin's wealthfest woman, was revealed today.
 Threats were made in letters and telephone calls that unless immedi- ate payment was made her two sons would be killed and eventually a bomb would be laid at the door of her home.
 Private detectives are guarding the homes and members of the family.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-03
Committee Recommend FauorobIe Report On
 McFadden "GoId" Bill

IHSpUbIICdf N Fs ECdocU sVIfSJ
 WASHINGTON, March 2.-Recom- mendation for a favorable report on the McFadden bill, to prevent further decline in the country's gold produc- ticn, was made to the house ways and means committee today by a sub-com- mittee. The bill is designed to correct the costs of gold production as related to its monetary value and thereby make gold mining more profitable in tho United States.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-03

United States, was arrested by Agent Ralph Colvin, of the department or justice after he had recrOssed the line from Mexico after futile attempt to join Danuaria Reves.-Star.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-03
Ne,D Mexico Teacher Killed By Husband
 In Eff Of Jealousy

kIBUQUERQUE,N 0I 1oacIer in The Mrs Santiago Ggrule, Gs,es fefGnsf ebout twenty w aiss nSra Of hefs ss w4s isnt aR9' at ana resi cGEFalfhs gea fhsusbaad TaS5i resident 0{ of ss ss s # : R: sas' II Ehf s5 n5S s ss:aSs ssss'gss to thfough fPo% sandoval county fPt yi.19 i9 wfdeh C0Frdle9 of the state legislature
Arizona republican., 1921-03-03
o1ecUssEs BAN0lTRtY ',

BURLE52SU1NTr March 2.-AsCI 5a Iyal15 gen.
 wAsHlNe" in mail robberies d,.i IG re ST inal th increase i aud intensified cr1jiiiiiSl jiirio- eral unrest spT aslpt+7aster General Bu[lee ne terldencies' Pcs. P4sr''',rsd read tonight in the -soss in a .red icsSe enactment of lawy laroyoited @ sor the ceirts'
Arizona republican., 1921-03-03

Drop in today and take advantage of this special two-day offer-and remember "Service" and "Hyder's' are two words that always go to- gether.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-03
Alleged conspirator On Trial

TUCSON-The trial of Francisco Reyna, charged with violating the neutrality laws of the United States, will begin today in the federal court.
 Reyna, while under bond to refrain from fomenting revoiution in Mexico during his stay, on the soil of the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-18
saoRrhoHr aAlsis
cARoFo ron MAHcn -
'cpa'lnasa ffom rass -

icae'lnaed from f'ags ~
should attend
EVERY snlmai ~gll te % fine con Il
zion SORTS 1t tbs best seoteh bloci
la tha state t. among tha aalmsla
enaalAaed na ibe whoia sahiblt all
b aQuai % any blue rthlan aale hell
in the stafu
W = comhs. of MuiAAn. /. sassa
manager and Msssrs Fnbble and pa
ger. of Naylna, are On tbs eomm,fss
9Th hlm and All doing every atnx
hoFsille - uAke tha sale aaceaHs.
AZ tbs siaie banquet u shofskHn
eFse.iefs q 0kIshoma ctty wesins.isy
aikai. o. - Acton. % Lowell. toll II
the Logan county sails All scors n
the leading Hhofthom nsn Of the state
promised % bs present.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-18
" ". 8. y MsshoaIn chgre.. sosll
To Prevent Old Age
Coming too Soon!

Toxins fpoisonsl n the blood are
thrown out BY the kfdneys The hid
neys act 40 niters for such poisons
II you uish 10 prevent old age coming
too soon and iscreass your chances
for a long life. you should drink
plenty Of pure water and take = little
sAn,ufie says the famous DR.
Pierce u Buffalo. ~ Y.
When suffering from backache. fire.
enenf OF sczpfy urine, rhepmJlc
pains here Or there. or that constant
tired, xoFn-out feeling. the simple
way 70 oserconr these disorders is
merely TO obtain a little ~knussc"
from your nearest druggist and you
piii quickly notice the grand results.
You vii 1nd IL more potent than
ll1ls,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-18

(coa,inse4 IRON Pase -

shstts so- -pase-ahe lsvsar z-FaaEs-
zeagx - erngloycs and sAer sAm.l-
srs. rca~oaAs.e r1ies sar sAe rvatec
tsea az AealtA AID safety cs employees
derniiAo- d. tie wor2 cg each sr4ss
70 k% performed Ar rseeAAnies AaA
helrerx fa~nalaton q A1prFnise~
sns2 rates snHr yeA-s anrrerticeshs.,
requirement fc- mechanics. rxh' ~
re n2ssTi;y O. each craft 20 de'r--
ne STAT orransraslor sAah rea~e
srrt sAez: raEAt 70 segect commit
tee to handle grievances. Nms'.ag %
g-sts sszsorsty e local sAcns smd MT
permitting Interchange OF seniority
VIA cher shoys or crafts and rsga;
20 orrxnsze wsfAouf dsscrsnlnstson.
gf machinery ts 20 be sucaessfaliy
est1Asishe8 for tA4 Eeaeeable ses'le-
mezt-os espnses sasa ssr JewslL
these suad4meztal prime p4ies are
a. sAsosately necessary presArsnary.
.sws have 10 do1bs tat ire rzli-
-rzd lAk-0- board wsii szacsion iAese
sun1a-4zsaiS Ne know the tsae'sr
~sn sspo7rt fhe- when "a rezi'~
k-oEx lie srzth.
O1r reason Cor sumns-s1ing these
san2AnsAsals a. IBIS tazne II 10 ae-
rscastrass now easy st would have
k~sz. As1 she railroads been sincere.
L. Es@eS wssa those whc have heea So
lsStes ans snstruced ~ the raEk and
s.e q rzilsos1 enpa0Yes 70 adles'
tsse v-Aoae Eztter of nzsion4l agree
nensK
Sstao1al sd.sstznent boards a.
contemplated hy he rzzsseTratlo-
act. cD1ia hare Eeea established to
hear a14 cecsses disputes ~hEch Aae
70. eeen settled after al possible =
fosts had heez zz&6e 70 sa5uw thex
ey cgHferencA.
wes1-r0znSed ard sr1osh runnins
saa--h1na-y wO1ld now Ae IN OPERATES.
xa1 peAce On railroads ard good xif
a@tween raa@zEerert ard enngsoyeA
Eozl1 srevzl where ro~ erisfs grow
srg Siksrzst. cisxezsscn. 6lssattsf4>.
ton sa1 increasfng rurahiangr os a
fsst4srroscAizg. Costly ard vlc.oss
cc-rlct
We hare Sxr1ng the past ter
rncrt1s scvg1t oo-serences with tn
railroads 10 s-zsczhiy Ard qusskiy a.
91st tAs oontroversy resafsve 70 e.
s5sasi agree1erta and az,lonal 1xsarAa
9. lzsor ss9axt-snt
~Thzz Gar fzss koar1 has MADE 70
forz2i resiy 70 or nrgent suggestion
for EneA co1fere1ce. TIE asaocia-
ton o. Railway Executive net ia thss
r-ty tke 1zy sfse- re sssmsste1 fsis
sHgzsKtsoz ard served rcesce ira; shsy
ID not ~lan 70 sntev Grto corfereace
via ire eupk,yss relative 70 nztsos-
al zg-eeze1fz.
ETen .cw u ire representatives.
q ne railroads were ssree-e IA thess
ztrftzSs ard zot erzxs5 fr = ras8
gGscsS zstsck Eron -siIsa1 ennrsoyes
al qseTtsozs ~ 20 nat5onzl zxre@-
snezts and rztsozzI zSizsszert tozr<s
sozi1 3e gzsck1y s<ssset-s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-18
oDD se. o"s coHeLAvr
Will 81 ulo Evthf


tF''@fftTfH ~ ttHf 80
ono 81 tl" nnri iaatY houes e' 1s
hiua in ihe enfld tfem guaaaa
ne ~lll ~ g Waco aai bs - guest
0f shs Otd Ftlivw alast sddsv III
Texas which slll De- ID easlea There
from Monday 70 FhaFsaaY iaelas,r
rbe fifs' 0dd F,llewe lodge outside
~ ihe unlsei alasss was ofeanlta3
~ ilops'on Texas ehen fhal age
f3mgus state VAS = republic on rs
day and Saturday af next wask 8
saselal ssssioa ~ ihe 0fsaa iDits
~ OklshonA nlll ts AalA IN Telis
~ eoeu~iion With 4 cpnflase that
Yiil he 0ne of me lafgosl valherln
sfer held Ia he state for any bar
rose nfuee Nlll 70 direct rom rssss
fp Tulsa a. attend MS eonelave
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-18
A Sure Way To
End Dandruff

There ia one sgHe way that has
newer failed 70 r0reye dandfaff ~
crce and THAT II f0 dissolve Il. then
voa destroy Il entirely To d this.
isst gei sboaf four ounces q PLAN
ommon Nquld a-ron from anv drug
gtore ffhis IL an ypa wili Deeda as.
sly K ~ nigaf wheu retiring. sse en-
Jagh 30 uoss;en The scalp ard Ta7
& n genfly ths finger tips
Br morning most K nos all ~ yoar
isatraff viii 20 gore. and three -
'osr ac-e apvllcsficns wii' sonpleie
y dissolve ard entirely aeriroy every
fngs@ sign ard irace ~ IL no INST.
'er h0w mech dan6ruff you may
have
You Will find ell itching ard dir.
xinx ~ fhs eralp viii ston Instantly
and yoBr halr will he fluffy lnsfroaF
vi0ssy. silky and soft ard look and
fsei : hnndre1 iirnes better
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-18

Honorinx Mrs Ernest HagnY =
Denver Colo. Nr and Mrs J J..
Homework gave q beauiifally apo
infed dinner Wednesday evening
Green carnations formed q pretty
eeniarpiece for the dinlas table End
the smaller tables, the color Of green
and White wss also carried oni IN fae
five course dinner SEATED vlth the
honor gsests were Mr.. aa1 Mrs r. =.
TalInan. xs. and Mrs. Wayne Glove.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-18
A coeercrlon

Ia the MoAillen Bros grocery sd
on the Market Basket page IN yesff.
Rays Daily Leader" he free Jap
Rose soap applies only on the Fla<e
White soap and not on the =. @ soan
a. II reads ia their adseriisement
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-18

one Kindred arid frs noyigiates and
rive flng candidates are As4ns groome 1
Tor tAeir trsa across tho hof saats
of she sexeFs wheu ths Shrtneg eegt-
moulai takes rlacr 81 81 Reno saaieAi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-18

IA most pleasant afternoon ~ag
spent - the Opeaofky ciub yesief.
day AZ tie home ~ Mrs chDaia
Quoiaaons from great authors we're
given ln answer 10 roll call. Sag
gesiious 81 81 Psirleks day appeared
4, The two course lunch ,srYed BY ins
h0efasa to the members and Mr.
smart ans Mrs Norsh ln TAO wee<a
Mrs Con Hefrington viii b. hostess
10 The club
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-18

The msanfacsrre ~ rApeF fryri
wood pulp Involves % separate opef. =
tiozs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-18
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR sAi.E-iyi5 five PASSENGER
/, Paige car II You are intsrs~sed
lss7soo essn sets Il. tli Essi Mapssr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-18

fficnas OF Mrs NlakT who nniil
1870 weeks axo ~as NiNs lsoy Dfeaasn
eavc her q shower ghe bome of har
moiher - aoaih Second fireei NAnv
lovely giss were presented har snt
alriy Refreshments wafe SERVED The
anrs'e were Mrs Nimhef Mr. G sh.
MS crlHwold Mrs lsmph Nn
ipugan Nrs sne'ier Mrs iioush Ma
ilncher Mrs Rafnev sifs cuoninF
bam. Niss Eusie Mrs kngle Nr4
Hoachin Mrs Rfakehill Mr. Homs-
siy Mrs Crawford Mrs brennan JAY
Wimhtr ang Helen Duran
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-18

A lsdy's coat. call al al Leader Of
fies. Identify coat and pay SOC for
flis "a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-18

M and Mv 1nAn AaHas NY ana
Airs sam GAfAner M ana Mrs
Walter t'hesnui NJ ana Mrs o'aen
Mg ana Mrs W n noAena. Mg Ama
Mrs Mgh Patterson. Nys Neal Alsl
Aiee Tsllmsn llr raallus and G y
narker ln the brlaTe game fAsa 3
nens u Mpv N Il nat-sn Aus M
loan AAsms
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-18

Cakes. cakes. All kind n cakes fli
sale Al The Fountain. Saturday
March 18Th.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-18

Flnal plAns ard preparations for .kn
housing. feessng ard entertainment o.
The $500 delegates from tAe profess
fant Sunday schools u Oklahoma. v'ho
vii gather IN Norman Tuesday. Mod
nesdAy and Thursday. March - -
ard "a -re being made his week ny
Norman Sunday school workers. hgs.
izess and professional men the Lions
and Rotary NlabS the chamber Of
commerce. the womens ciabs and the
tscai,y members and students q "a
rniyerEsty Of Oklahoma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-18

skeeaee nomlnated roshimg ba.
women for city offices sni the SEA 'oi
board in yesterdays primaries
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-18

and shamnsA Mrs ~ Nleaels
tho apvotnnAa seryhv after wff
aeeluesa assAiea was tla iMrts
tha e~l.l heug ihe aes.ees ss "a
lansh whiva ~aN suKh slite oi ~
ratgsskt aAs Thaa Vas alsv AN
wsil sc,4al a. Mrs FAaksslaes AssA tef
hasAana lvAse a~safaAs sor Nal 4
,Atallna wAeFe shes wlll make lAsif
lasafa po,he The astsalsaAgY se Il
via niss this faithful engkss ps pns
boss eili ~ aaMhefa saia
"A & VI
syupAeny ossnsstfA
ladles ,oiaahla SYm aaas - 4-
sss Aa,e asiishtn' eatesia8u8 a
iha sgeta huo.e last alt8 ~ eea
l.leases sudlea.A The f,aeatgs sat
hn thar d wAs aaseNlrl ie bn saa
inotp ii0nshy Nelsey uAneef sni
uoas,sese O#esu wese auusaal,
splsaaid ~ thsif rNaamas sea A,F
res.na pdly susored
rAs symphaut sr,heasA MAS ssru
ehl 10 Omhrie hs Chs mul ngpihe
wha plAerd 4 hvas, guarantees io NJ
,ufe li
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-18

SOCIAL CALENDAR
-
rsgsay
FRIDAY Tea clah Mr. J 2 Ntafea
Koones Mooney shah club Mfs
VIII Patterson
Party NAsfcrs EArl sua Erpes
Casey
q A. i lalsgatlon Masonic rsm h.
TAe BaaJerx class Miss Hess >oY
rs
sasorsay
pAs nelss Gamma gsub Mss clev.
Csessat
Sershe STAR Lesion Gahafs
%M MI
s ww Mw Nx w y sw&x
rs DAILY TroUGhr !
w %x NN IS NJ %M ~% &~~N n
Mau II aAlusi has Cod i iHsg. aA0
finally lastlse rlamplss l.oaefo" "a
~ S
Interesting Sprrutsrs
Lvneheen Given rh0rnrsi
CaHe iae iArkess sasial event X AZ
ae*A ard ane ihsi WAS sttmcsAyf q
fae spraa tlme und "a pairiss
es'logs. WAs ihs laaeheou 1r'ase sayel
Yesterday in che loae hoiel ~ Mrs
sl~VfEe rae 'ok Mft inrne, Msmee
Mrs hes Nvahbe And Mrs rfanl
Bnown
III he dinlng nnm 8 Trcen sNl
whlse soleg efheme Appeared lu ih4
laacseen decorations and iasors ~i''
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-18

Mfs G. y I'M vas hostess 70 BE-
Acorn rlwa gnssaraay sfiotAoon 81
her home ~ith Miss Hal ,irs Tnnie
Mrs Barrie and Mrs Buck a. Adi.-
iiona, guesss Mrs Mack Norris gave
t.. verv Interesting accauai ~ famous
,ndlaa wonaer. Mrs Gertrude Bonnlp
Ana Mrs Dellx Tkls WIS followed N
two lrdian leNcnts Bride ~ the
Forest by Mrs Ralph Hagcr aaa
TO an Indian Girl. oy Mrs stnl's
Heland After The topical roll eau
Mrs 1911 served refreshments whica
Were suggestive o' 81 pa'rles's LAY
Delegates eiec - % the Enid con
veution are Mrs. Hlldreth and
Mrs y ". L&ufr alternafes are Mr.
stella Beland and Mrs Lyman Cray
sfrx A. @ O. Blerer viii entertain
the club next week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-18

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we es"p'''"hA ''''"" ""'N "
Niaeo wa ''s"''''"'f N'' "'''ast W
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-18

Mrs MoNuiiy. Mrs. TlNon ana Az
nuyns entertained seventeen Tables u
guests a. she A o Y y hal last
might ~hen the decorations and fe-
freshments we're carried with M Pat
rlcks suggestions HIsh favors ~sr'
aon by Mrs G perdum aud Mr. kae.
l,ci second hieh y, Mrp stockton ana
Air y ". Trasnel
y M n
Mrs y w Mcclure w#s lcaae n
ihe study AZ she Aliurlsn club yesier
day afternoon al ne ,brary. Mrs
y O Johns gave psaer On pa
guerreo'ype. giving q oogapiete hlsi. M
- &, ars Carter gave Astronomical
Photography" Mrs Ray. Nature
Photography Nrs CsorTe spaAr.
Color pssrography was rsaa ~ Nrr
Ray. Mrs ~ = Derwlu. "Poriraiis
81 America" This vas followed IS a
general discussion on "Nhai Ofher
Nations Have Done ia Fneonrt1 5
Art and What Our Own Gaseraneht
Should DO" Mra Dolph aud NJ
Derein were eIecsed 'delfgases 10 tas
convention at Enld Mrs Johns AMI
Mrs. G spesr aiternatee The essi
meeiiBg wili be- April 7 when The study
will BE- s.Art Ia the Home
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W. N. 6. o. methodisf Church, soois
W0man's Missionary Society o. ihe
Methodist church south met with tirs
Tinkbeiner. AZ East Harrison We
nenday afternoon The house was
.artisticalIy decorated with carna'l,as
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Miss YeliA Aiden Viii ea io ukf
homa City fonishl where fhe vli N
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ToIstoy Home Going to Ruin.

Yasnaya POlyana. Russia. - The
home Of the late Count Leo Tolstoy,
which Is classed by the soviet govern
ment as a national museum, is in dan
ger of collapse. Although the govern
ment Is running free weekly pilgri.
images to the house, no money has
been spent on It's upkeep, and the Tol-
stOy family plans to start worldwide
restoration fund of 100000. The fam.
lily also proposes to fund n Tolstoyan
university, obtaining funds through
publication OF a memorial edition OF
eight volumes Of Tolstoy's works, the
first Of which are now being prepared
by his daughter. Alexandra.
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were lined up on the stage Of the con-
vention hall at Fremont, and five
women decided their fate, based on
the uproarious applause that greeted
each Of the contestants as he arose.
The second honors went to Lum Doyle,
state boxing commissioner of Ne
braska.
II am deeply sensible Of the unique
honor conferred upon me by the con-
ventlon," Mr.. Coffey said. "Some Of
the other contestants could hardly be
classed as matinee idols. but I feel
that l was elected entirely upon my
merits"