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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-01
THE LAW

Some recent laws don't suit me, quite, they
seem to ME too drastic; the statute that would
hit me right should be a bit elastic But while
| criticise the laws and eloquently fay Them
and daily ply protesting jaws, l none the less
obey them | used to drink Hostetters Balm of
Gngseng and Cucumbers; it made my troubled
spirit calm and soothed my fevered slumbers
And often now I'd have bowl of that inspir-
ing tonic, when life has Jared my weary soul
with troubles that seem chronic. But | must
violate law, if | would quaf a fagon: and
so the line 1 sternly draw, and ride the water
wagon. From half mile of garden hose |
drink the limpid fluid, then sink me down to
my repose, majestic Druid. The water
Stops in my inside, and sloshes through my
vitals, and often to the gods I've cried, by
all their storfed titles and asked them why
| am condemned by water mains to languish;
alas, they only hawed and hemmed, and chortled
at my anguish. The law is written in the books
and shall not defy it, and I'll consume the bah
bling brooks, nor raise unseemly riot If we defy
the laws we make through statesmen by us chos.
en-, our governments an empty fake, and Orders
feet are frozen.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-01
A WARM SUMMER

Reports from almost all sections of the country
from the Ohio river northward to Hudson Bay
indicate abnormally warm weather During the
last few days the mercury up in that part of
the world has indicated range of temperature
from around Y to 100 degrees accompanied by
the most oppressive humidity making sleep almost
impossible until humanity succumbs through sheer
exhaustion, We have no right to Drag about
Florida's marvellous climate because man has had
nothing to do with causing it, but we can re-
joice that we are privileged to live in one corner
of this old globe where nature is most kind and
considerable in the equal distribution of heat and
cold
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-01
TRIM THE TREES
cold.

A visitor in Lakeland day or two ago, in
commenting on the attractivcness of the streets
with their rows of great shade trees, mentioned one
little detail that will help very much in adding
to the comfort of motorists and pedestrians Dur
ing the summer months the growth has been so
steady that in many places tree limbs overhang
the sidewalks and the roadways. making it neces-
sary to detour TO avoid thorough ducking" after
a shower. Neatly trimmed trees along our thor
oughfares will add to the atractveness of Lake
land and bring words of praise and commenda-
ton from everybody.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-01

Gently when Sheriff Ellis and Dept
ties Graham and Raines, seized a
still at Bayou Marcus, about ten miles
from here. ~
Two thousand and twenty gallons
of mash were taken along with much
paraphernalia. The operators Of the
still were not to- be found.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-01
Rub.My-Tism kills infection.
SIX METRE YACHT RACE
OPENS ON ISLE OF WIGHT
WITH SIX TEAMS PRESENT

London, July 30-The international
six metre races for the British Amer
lean cup win open at RyTe, isle of
Wight today, when the first of series
of six races will be called. The races
will be between six teams of yachts,
the trophy going to the team which
makes the best record over course
The quartet of American boats
which fly the flag Of the Seawanhaga-
Corinthian yacht club are the Grebe,
Montauk, Sheila and Genie.
ees cures Biliousncss. !"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-01

Tax burdens are very high. at best; but they
could be greatly ameliorated if portion of them
could be frankly assumed by capital instead Of
imposing the whole weight upon consumption I'm
der the present system, any man with little more
than moderate means can transfer his entire tax
liability to the man who buys his goods.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-01

Judging from recent developments in Russia,
Lenlne must have been studying the political philos-
ophy Of Senator Penrose. AT his present rate he
will become one of the worlds foremost
conservatives and stand -patters. He is becoming
as undressing a Billy Sundayized pirate
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-01
HUGE STILL SMASHED BY
SHERIFF NEAR PENSACOLA

Pensacola. Aug. What is be.
lieved to have been one of the larg-
est "moonshine" raids eyer made in
Escambia county was carried out re-
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-01

Count Bernstorf says the next German ambas-
sador 10 the United States should be a man who
can speak English aucntly. Wrong, as usual He
should be a man who knows how to keep silent
in all known tongues
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-01

A roach crawled into the left ear of
Poke Eazley last night while he slept,
and its arrival out the other ear is
looked for with much anxiety by Poke.
, Raj Barlow has written to the ad-
vice department to find out if Mann
moth Cave is entirely underground.
At the last session of the Improve
ment Association the reading of the
minutes of the last meeting was dis
pensed with and there being no fur
Their business, the meeting adjourned
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-01

The Toledo Blade speaks of the worm as the
ultimate consumer. How about the early bird that
catches the worm9
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-01

Worse things might happen to Florida than the
development of few oil 6clds-and better.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-01

Pellagra is described as chronic inflammation
in spots. Evidently that's what ais congress.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-11
JURY IS DRAWN
F0A COUNTY COURT


iufy irsAia ~sli arsin ia iAe eeay.
oi luiev u nels iaaaan iS A.
lhat ilme Vbo nslNe nss aniefy.i 4
iafy seHlte lheev nipn hava tvaA
ehpsen far sefslee sam AbramA. q
hleaa Ffed caaniaK NJ H
crimp and & a lta clHsHie r N
ANDREWS Marion peheer suo avye
lncss slulhal & q nfansufY Ns
rdan John nnpse Orlando ~ n
f'letluRer A COOK Mafphsll Nn
le 'railua ara w N Fpuf ia'tsr
A a neheua gooanlNat Gsb
son n Iamb MnA W q itaainH
cayls n p MsUnlre cFeeeaag ana
Roy Wenivpfih. Na ina
Ssane Important ase aft o raf
trial apnu ihpm lAe easr ~ 81 u
peeffotyl tae maa sAo * ehafsvd
With MARRY ugH seven vumou. teo "
whem llsee IA lueAa nuais
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-11
WHAT Tucked OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

Nefion President kzecs Hardin.
asks fog esirsmel, simple lnaawaFai
- Iieionxiile SearehiuK pars
drae9lnx Mississippi river ,oesaes
wreckaees believed that of hyato
plane los, win ceorse slmp~on nlio;
Charles fishef mechanic
Sas Antonio 5 ishn denies ian.
anese fsms3es 81 Harrington forn
spnnefs II extensive coln.satsoa
eshsme
Naltlee Three American Naesl
aallonle relafnlne sa cislllsaus
NtfAgn oae ias 81 Naulce On1ano
WASH neton NalaahlN royers
meot ~ orAs tark 10 i7ae DESTROYED
m fire e Undetermined ersela ai ae
partmeri - commerce.
Washington I'asssssi rest
iuus plil eal He waved Is permit ~
trance ~ lf \ of lnniel ocai.ss.
ban lora masor 81 cafk. sass sian
aenrsmeni
Chleseo Committees - two mai
81 baseball iearues aprrovAi plan afl
hasehaH REORGANIZATION With loaee
f@udis al hosa
oaalin Ramoun a. Vsiera ae
nies eemaolllsh plei naasci
British white paner psned fsceu
Colnmha> liarry pa,s rs
aagaratea foaynnh governor aI
Ohio
Wichita Fails Naina Ketonan
fo'aias world midalewelKat Wresi
sne amMousaip 81 throwing llenrs
Issialper former ,itle holder
Logan car Hatfield. SON 81
Devil Anse~ carried oui fashers
sishes h, being bapiistca n MAJ
Island creek
oieawa Conferences relative a
return 81 Canadian Government ra1
Nays e private oWnersh p REPORTED
8 haye bsen held
Mexico city Yc0ne Mexican -
'le' 81 ~erkers hrows bulletins al
Tn floor ~ Pan American federation
a iAl'er couEress dnrlag Gompef
seeeh esiiine congress TRAITOR al
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-11
NOtEaSv
To Pick
Cabinet

Washington, Jan II -'Tp ixt Mar
tsn And waSAingson ~hlchtves
rms she great political hshuay -
ihe rnion mary eanage has e0ne
carinE the fsast w,~ek Sosna of thr
early catanet pros,asaiies haee fallen
ny the wAtslce Sane ~ iae eariy
legislative enthusiasm hA,e h-.ru
sidesraekea anA she hard ana serious
business of readlustlae the naiasS
economAc aMairs wSth a grossn ~ aile
executives has come 40 be- hnske3
un.on rs President elet Earning a.
a srAnscsendant reseaasNa3lty
Nc longer 40 sAs former comrades
0f Senator Hanaang 4 Washington
regard st.e man Al Maviou q se ove
who can he twisted and xallea ia
aay direction a1 wnl 10 iass satisfy
naitixal CRAVINGS or indNaapal aalms
The hSirieus - state rrsi hsusNN
ueon the president eiex and sAe
members a. congress aho have re-
turned here from Na.ien atieF long
saaks wash him speak 81 the earnesi
ne~s wish wAich the next president
OF the Unped States rs ssNllng tnn
preliminaries 90 bis boo
An washingtan AAs learned dsar-
ine the week az the Gpsei ia the cab
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-11
TWO KILLED WHEN
IRAN tIiI~ NJ III

sadsHa. W. ban il tNn pnf-
sons woe kiiiei aad auaihe qfoba aly
fatally nlured ~hen Missouri Pacific
passenger train 80 H. sass lnund
sslek Che auiomobile ia Watch they
werr Fsdiae ~ cs.ss9a3 - gAnsso
river. otmryille. Mo glhlc,n mies
east " Seslaila bate Su ldav Thr aoad
arc Mrs William llmmerthipa So.
widow and hrf daazia Saphla 20
car zinlmcrshled eon, who was
driving ihe ear vas probably fatally
injured
THO bo4les 81 gbe wonen vefN pad
~ mutllaii.d and we're hurled iwo
the rise 2lmmershi.~l. Who f. n
Cooper cauW farmer wat throw wu
against ihe bridge aluimenf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-11
Alo of wILsoN IS souoAr

Washington Jan " Jo'n Thom J
as Taylor vice-chairrnan ~ the ma
tionai legislative committee N the
American Le@iou presented 70 Press
dent Wilson Monday memorial
adopfed by the American Legion slg-
gesiing chanves in the present sss-
tenn ~ relief for disabled soldiers
The memorial suggests tne consollda ,
lion Under ore head ~ sll present
soldiers relief organizations.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-11
Dry agents
Spill Liquor

Wavkeaan. ilis., Jan. if.--~f ed
era prohibition agents started
streams az lloour into the sewers
o. Waukeoen to-day The raid
was unneraloed ard 50 swift that
II spread disrnsy IN the ranks o.
she local vets.
Shortly after the raids started
i was stated that 10000 quarts
o. ilqour had been seized Much
81 this war "in the wood" and the
the agents rolled barrels 20 the
curbs and drove IN the heads of
containers with axes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-11
EPISCop Al CHt iuU
BA\\~ NIGHT WEDDINGS

P'ilfhlreh pa Jan 81 Evenlu4
weddings "a csNary Protestant Tpis
conal church aere arc banned unde
an order 81 Rev T. Van II ten.
tae pastor made public today This
action conforms With Rev Etler'a
New Years sermon when, iu ~
slew of the times ho paid much si.
iem on sr evening eewts worn ny
women. Ne commented on the Tack
of deeoram often manifested aud
said that some q the owns did no.
conform weh tie sacred character of
idafriage
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-11

i\Dt ~TRlsi. COT ri FOR
STATE l. AIMED

Oklahoma N#y Ian ll AiN
prnposing a eNnFi "a sadasual msa~
iAaas similar 80 she one aa hsusas
was introduced IN ihe ufpey house
~ ihe cklahoma leglsls are today hy
Senator G = l,eeey Repablsaa Au-
other t#l intYoduced i intended 10
proven. rrDfiteerinr
The senate committee on state and
county affairs, headed ~ Airs La
naf lnoneT. DesnDrrat. ana amncea N
would laaueh Thursday 30 inyesssea
floa 81 several state departments
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-11

Chicago Jan Business
methods will boom the ordinary
church aud mean the saving o.
il life ia the opinion Of official.
Of the Campbell Park Presby-
ierian church Of Chicago. They
base their assertion npon two
year experiment with their own
church during which time the
weekly attendance grew from
POO TO 1000 and changed build
ing which was dark as a tomb
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-11
~ ~rnNniNf. ItfsA
h,> Kills ~iIi'

aand Springs. Jan. ~-tlsla stlv
efa. ~, former night WATERMAN Al ths
pirres oli corporation rsflnary nsre.
deapoNdens because ~ wna aut ~
a'nelormeus swallowed nclsan last
ns0Ft and died a. hla home. ne
lsavas ~lfs As had nat ~ess al
siats lsA sSesaAr ~heN th< eeslH.vy
sespioYss called . strlkc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-11

church ih pastor Res William
+ MeDernolt declared today
The church is AZ crisis and II
il doesn't adopt efficiency and
system. ~ well as prayer and
giving, II sill fail II is merely
applying intelligence aud system
in field where for too long
aiinlffS. slipshod methods have
been in order. while the crying
need hay been for well-planned
far-geeing, aggressive cam
paigns.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-11
Iisi~ls RIDDLE CAR
DRIVEN ~ OIffititi

Dublin Jan - A seuaa ional 81.
,cmra wa@ made Monday uornlng 10
asaassinaia Neo officers. ho w'h
tho wife of one 81 them. were riding
in a touring car in the oaisbiri Of
Dublin The oar sas riddied with
bullets hui tte driver speeded up and
escsT ga Nlih his passenger One u
the Officers sas wounded
The eeuti'f a those Ia the car was
not disolosed bat the ear ultimately
went 10 Dubln castle
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-11

40 great eities commenced The
American born families fIecked
10 the suburbs and thousands of
Italians, Jews. Bohemians. Litln-
anians and others poured III.
The congregations became
smaller and smaller. the church
was nearly dercrted and war dark
rs a tomb nearly all the time.
Then We decided 10 hire busi.
neen manager. map ont q program
and Try once more before we
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-11
LET'S llOi'l THERE'S
TN III N TINS

New York Jan ~ Nlxpal len
inc premier a che eoyle oseamcnf
of Russia aanrerualy li r Nos
coW ac codln e Nirelesf oisn .
today from rsrifn 20 ,ho Jee - News
bureau hero The mes@srf said iAra.
German specialists ara ane ia f0oii
way 20 Moscow for consultation
VeriflcNloa % rho ~epori aas
from lf Nlm0r kop. soviet nepfesen
taHve iu Berlin lat M lufer refused
% confirm or aeny a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-11
NrWBeRRy ARGUMENT
MEANING CONDITION.

Maahlneion Jan i sfanmenia
before ne su0rcsno ooarl ~ the ap
peal x Senator Truman u Nrmbs FRY
ANA siste'tl osnofu upnsef~i e1fh
lAa esmpa fesau enna glnu n
NleMgan % eon alrlnw 90 lulalN lbe
"ofrA# pfaaleee aoi Nera completed
NUnday and fhe caae anN D. aaIofe
tNe mF SIS ihe final drlMlaN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-11

nearly all 'bc tine. TO beehive
Of activity
w0 wears ago our church
was dying. said r. S. Miller. an
elder IN report Of the expert
ment. and today Il Is booming
because of the revolution il the
methods we employed Twenty
years ago the neigbborhood was
one Of the wealthicsi and most
fashionable in the city Then the
population movements peculiar
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-11
JApANg8g nualhH8B maM
m TbNAa TO FtaAy

foff Worth. TEX Jan. II laana
fsf tapanpse business mau % Taxaa
rs tgis nett fasaheaa l.islslatlon At
Aastln ~vvr dlaeNssea 81 confer
Wus here held brtws1n representa-
ilfv8 ~ Southwest rwaaa. Japanese
farm nwuern aMd iapAneaa cotton
frma af North roxaa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-11
POLICE READS OUT

jefferson fgty Mo Jan IL
The resiy~ alton q Az the -ohcc com
uissloneis. appointed hy Governor
Gardner now are IN the hands ~
Governor Hyde according 10 an
noaneement Monday The cities hav-
ing police c1nmi issionorH afe Kansas
ciy 81 Louis and 81 Joseph
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-11

quit Today the church Is i boo
hive of activity
Congregations have trebled
Mr. Miller said, The Sundny
School doubled. athletic clubs for
boys and sewine clubs for girls
are carried on - publci library
opened aud daily vacation sun
mer school held. with i dozen
natiopalifies enrolled
The application OF business
principles 10 church work means
saving the life Of the ordinary
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-11

TWO Elk pRESfDEN
ARE NOW SENATORS

Paris. Jan. li-paal Descaauei
who Was compelled "a ser ea1eer so
resign the presidency & Frame b.
rause oS poor health. TODAY took b.,
seas Ia the senate. to ph:eh he was
elected last Sunday Anothcr fo~ner
president. NJ. posncare was ei@ssed
10 the senate at the same iine
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-11
-FOUR SEap..ANES FROM
u. S. IN SAN SALVADOR

ssn Salvador. Jan. ii.--Foor sea
planes manned hy officers of the
United States rssy and flYiro from
Ssr Dieqo. Gait. TO Panama. have
arrived az La Union An American
vszrship, which arrived there from
LsLibe~ao, supplied the risres s~ith
provisions and gasoline.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-11

Nesi Nonsle momlhs W M
hmsReres Nm hsln iablea la. rsn
daienr is gNhfle rhs fm Is he
serea ~A Ae lhe aNugess sas
tafN s=ea f'rom THAT d4le Is A4
"vsaor llunpl-eY win be ssn bs.s
un'a 'no final laspasm giAlt n
'h" csunls har beer lsgtea 4oa
mast call 80 ,he aesessef. uf.sa ~
ihe ooan hou.e II IS & compelled
80 can on yoa Il wHl cost ,eo 5 *.
va doilat
The remalns Of 'ba h fsan
Wallags sou q Nr Ioha vasis. X
ihiA e'e eha aled IN France ar4sed
in Guthrie to-day from Frar,s aa
'ss AHent IF henron Post Aus lean
i"sien. niet q frmains aad nlsawed
ilssen 60 the home raase.i osne.a
wa BE- announced later leeag ie-
FloH N'h have ,harsc aua nH4afs
iauerai vli bs so
lhefe wili he ". mpuaaH meel
lnH y the Chamber o. Com en-. ..l
'"n'Fhs 81 sss Al ihe al. heu a
whifh Il = urrc gl,ns the fan Il
r"c'oaNfe and every member y ih.
Chamber of Commerce ap IA th.
snnerai ganAic a rlso iay4.a Is Il
tend fiiia meeting Aa 4 viii ~ n ,he
nature # mass walhrflne al discuss
sneh Important matters as tAo char
ier amendment ihe lros,osed new
h'gh school builalng md other mai
tors of vital Interest Is iha oltsena
soAfol ohi'dren. mothers snd taa
payers rencrally lie Va hand "a "a
press sour views ana ldpas an aal
tefs fAni wN b. dis4apd
rhst reninds ma d Ffea
ilifsel today appropos Of nothing
7ihe iime Jueh Iearney luaeht hla
Annhef Joe a lesson III caution
loe aas 3 efcen boy from lhe faru
and laek vawel to ease harden
him "a me ways " tho good and iao
9iNer~le" So he laid for hlm aa.l
iHiled of IA sinnl that joe newer NlH
ipnHf tacs seat 10 lIol Sprnus .sd
aogurNd q Hot spllnA diamond II
WAS 81 o e,u9y and to The uninl,h4i,A
ooeed Ike the real thing !, on4l
g. cent One day when Young Joe
was AnnFlnT pruund 1ack took q ouf
o ih' safe and wiped II with hls silk
haudteuaief caeually fsnmralqs
ibat he wondered II the aucber WHO
eoaNcd y would ever return for Il
= l,r ffliow have $500 op thn rlne
toe. aud il ia easily worth sinp
an RATHER stuck on II and II dmnt
have Ho laan9 diamonds would nes.r
# Ne has insl ten lays 10 call far
q. 81 said Say. Jack, n YOU dpn8
want That stone will take Il ~
your hands a tho price you gaae for
y and pay Won llttle interest
whai sayr n the owner does nor
call for 1t oH tho specified data you
can have l. A. 1850 said Jack
Closed said Joe Ten dhys later
joe had the diamond and Jack told
everybody in towr The Joke was on
joe had the diamond and Jack told
ihe funny c'art u Il r ne would never
tase back the $3.50 notwIihatandiug
the faei that later on Jack offered it
70 him so. Jack. Son taugh, No a
lesson that's worth the ffloe. No.
said ~~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-11
CENTRAL AMERICAN
conoRnss tn arssloh

san Hipatfr Nepuldle ~ Salvador
~ NraalpHs ~ tbs Central Amsri
@n tnlon eopNfess ~ Fan lose.
ri#ta NhA have iavAn prolonged rpr
th pHr4oan a reaching tonellla-
iofY eQnilHan l'eletatm 20 sha een-
Nas hasa t~an instructed % rr-
d4Huia ther elfFta
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-11

Washington ian II q A. ~.
Martens seit styled soviet smliaaea
dor vhose deortatlon a. an unds-
sifshis sa been ordervi ~ secre-
fafy Wilson. probably Nlu .eats tbls
eoauirY January se. Il wss sal aeo-
aaY ~ government officials
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-11
NIt\tii OF LONE
PIRATE AGAIN FLIES

Ms1isor, Wis. Jan. ii.--Mrs Phil.
p Franzen, VINO last week Mas taken
in 81 Louis WITH Pierre pau Auther.
win whom she fled from Ter home
here. is again missing. Resorts which
rave not yet been selrReiy con
siru'eu, are that Mrs. @ranzer has re
turned 70 Auther
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-11
4 NOTED LONDON
BANKER is pEAc

London Jan il Joan Bair Me-
Asee banker AVID iirector I'll inarv
corporations and widely baown ga
the United States. 0ied this morning
solio xsn@ au Aasiosa asl ossaasar
MI aicAfee was bora Ia S. Johns.
Newfoundland in 1861 Fse was ehair-
man q the board n dlrec;ogs = lhp
British American conisaenfaa NsrA
which suspended payment pn Jana
agT g.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-11
ITALIAN TROOPS TAKE
TOWNS NEAR rluME

i.ondcn. Jan 'l-italian regular
roops have occupied the lands of
Vegiia and Aroe = ihe cuif Of Quar-
ueso. uear Fumes. which have been
evscuated hy Annunzi0's legion.
nsi-es says a Central Sews alspst
srom Rome
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FOUNDING 10 oReHAnAcE

Port worvh. Tex Jan ia bapy
gri. apparently three days old. was
sound in a cAper box near The road
side near Haxahachie sllnag nigfr
and brought 10 loc-sl orphanaee
here. Il viii lire.
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nliuliI AtiON OI
Ui hI.Nt.IIl\ A~ktn

Waehlneiun Jan "a usguFtatieu
ne l'sH Il O*sslAvhan. laFs asas a
rark eho agflsed 81 NeWsot NcNa
last weck ae atnwawt ami sighoas
passport was requested q. ms de
parllpent ~ lalpr to.iay ~ Acting
heereaafY Davis ~ thn state deuaFt
mnMi
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fl1croRAl coLLgog NAV war

colaulhus. uhlo. Ian II A move
ment 70 hAye meaIAs ior the
electoral college 81 The rnissd states
ia Washington March I. when Presi
dent elect Warren o Hardlns Is IN
auKuraied. vas lauuehsd Monday
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JAPANESE QUESTION wEoiArED

Brownsville. Tex. Jan Sat
isfseiory adjustment of the Japanese
status here was announced Monday by
Commander r. r Dsckason n The
local American Legion post.
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TWO oEAo or auass
M CONFEDERATION

Cleveland o Jan II Two men
are dead from burns snd s0ffocafl4a
and eight PERSONS 0ere lnl1Fed "a a
flre ,shieh swept the chszinnl hotel
early tDdsY several perlvas are said
"a be missing
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oklaoma cHy IAN. fi.--Frsd c.
nubisy. prominent LEGAL merchant.
died al ma home hsre early today 40
. result ~ q stroke " Paralysis
chf,ssmas night M nuislsY had
been o resident - this city about
year. camlag hses from aallHs, Kan.
Hs Dll ps bused hers.
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pEvalERA DENIES FLor

Dablln. Jan. li--EamonH De Va
Iers. the Irish Republican Leader
brose bis silence Monday with a for-
mai statement vigoroualy DENYING the
alleged German Irish plot against
Creat Britain.
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WEATHER

New Orleans. La. Jan Ito
night and Wednesday probably IN
settled. colder tonizht scpiheastevn
Oklahoma. wednesday temperature
ten 70 fweBfy-fo1r northern Okla
bona. and twenty 70 thirty southern
portion.