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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-21

AT-oRNEY
=. ". ADAMS. erassloe - al cesrts
otfNt. fc2 ia west o. =. Ave
Phone <f4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-21
NoTils re sussesIsfs

In ire event = ee,irery bsinx sTa
r~rgees. q p4rsr ie.ae relied. tssst~S
- rsaDsAiS4 s1o<cf @Srs ar arges
- z&ke 4@ze3s2.e ee1piA@ns - -
sasiness of.soe n psrsoA - re-
rAoze or z84l
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-21

A whase esn sesnsin under water
Cor az h0ar and half
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-21
ssLEsvs. WANTED
PERSONAL
ros SALE

POP eALE-We Azre noze choscs
csfr rrore-v ard tSr~s rat ts
r-5e<s rsgat ese Kelly and Nahoney.
iek - 4 Okla Phone ase.
FO2 S4LE-Two back Ninosay
CO. krsis cheap Il taken Al onee;
M-E J - Bs8aaxs: pho8e r. ". q.
HORSES 4 MTLE5-F0rsv head for
sxSs Or zsig trade fo- Ca;hrae Pea
Eex.e TIE czs.ney CO IL ~ x
Ck-s Are
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-21

Nts sre \, NANN <ssttSt 'eeNt A.estt I
NA2 earN ca IA AZ uter esT AN rt
il Fnors 81 10 t'tNac~ f fAs : - fNealt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-08

Of Norfolk: Mr.. and Mrs. PcEram
johnson ana childrru. and Miss kath-
crime Minor. OF Kichrnond: Mr.. and
Mrs. y. II. Christian. of c~incinnati;
John II. Christian. Of Huntington. w.
Va; and the following from Lynch
burg: iiarriHon Christian. Mrs. James
carter, Miss SaIlic Carter. Miss Mary
walker. Miss katherine Hodges. Mrs.
u. l.. ThornhiI!, Miss judith Thorn
hill. Mrs. Don T.. lIalscy and Miss
Ruth II. Early, Judge and Mrs. r.. ".
llaar. Miss Elizabeth iiaar. OF Har-
i~!sonhurE, Va. and Miss Martha Pax
ton. OF ola sweet springs.
I:ntcrinin for House of Happiness.
An entertainment viii be given at
the residence OF Or. and Mrs. Wyatt
5. Iicazicy AZ STUART circle, Friday
evening at Sis O'Clock under auspices
o. the woman's soeicy OF Circle No. :
az Grove Avenue baptist Church. Mrs.
Mar? T.. Eel. Of Upper sherry. viii
give II recitation in negro dialnc, and
"A musical PROGRAM viii lie given un-
der direction OF Mrs. T. VI. IIowicy.
IN offering for The House Of liappi-
ness VIII be taken,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-08
~ AND orr OF TOWN.

Miss Evelyn Whitfrcid. Of Dnnviilc.
!. the guest OF her sister. Mrs. .. W.
"hithcld. at Roscmont Rock Castle,
Va.
Mss Catherine Lee Miller. ~ 2no5
Avenue, is visiting her
cousin. Miss Louisa Groom. in Ghcn..
N"r'"lH. and Win n" ono Of the br!Gos-
maids al tho wedding Of Miss Green
and Ralph *. Johnson on THURSDAY.
Miss Mary lathrop. Of sherman.
Texas. has returned To Virginia and
IL tn" guest OF Mrs.. Ginning Rrnc.
Femme. OF Marion iIiu. Miss I.athrop
spent The winter In Fl Paxo. Texas.
Mss Ruth oliver has arrived In
town 10 he the guest Of her sister.
Mrs. i""is Marshall Vaughan. Misg
Oliver frequently visits her. where
snc has "a number Of friends and
2"v"ral Informal affairs viii y. give
for her during her stay here.
thhrpnry !llEsialc has e.urn.d
from A~rronattnN. whore h attended
schuol 'h" past session and is wi,h
bis cousins. Nj ana Mrs. Lewis Mar
shall vaughan. with whom no ,nakcy
HIN home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-08
Mrs. Bowles Tells
How Cuticura Healed
Her ChiId's Head

My little girl began with an itch
Ing on her heud which kept getting
worse. Her head was simply covered
with blisters which caused her to
scratch and rub it all the time. She
was very freful and could not rest at
night. She lost all her hair and be-
came terribly disfsured.
Il saw an advertisement of Cuti-
cura Soap and Ointment and sen for
a free sample. After the first few ap-
plications we noticed q marked change
SO l bought more and when had
used two cakes Of Cu,icura Soap and
one box Of Cuticura Ointment she
was entirely healed" (Signed) Mrs.
P. T. Bowles. 502 Race ST., Farm
vile, Va. July "a. 1920.
Cuticura Soap daily and Cuticura
Ointment occasionally prevent pim-
Piles or other eruptions. They are q
pleasure TO use, as is also Cuticura
Talcum, a fascinating fragrance for
perfuming the skin.
Sample Zach Freely Mall. Address: "cutteur, Lab.
orassrtss. Dept, r. Maiden ~. Aass." Sold every.
sherc. soap *. Ointment 5 and Soc. Tsicum &c.
6aNx CuiieurnS Soap shaves without mug.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-08
A. P. v. A. HOLDS LAST
MEETING UNTIL FALL
jamestown Committee Is Given tu-
thority to Remodel Rest House
and krInir Ncnr,ilN Homo.

At yesterdays meeting. the .aS; um-
III ran, of tl" Association for the
Preservation OF Virginia Antiquities
in John Marshall House. Mrs !. Il:
LiGhtio",, chairman OF tho james
town committee, reported on tn" am
nnnl pilgrimage" OF the society TO
jamestown Island. which was ON IIay
II. ANA hor COMMITTEE" was given ali-
thoriiy to remodel tn" Rest House
and 10 max" some necessary repairs
on the I"nrdiy house.
The stone from tn. grave of Pow
hatan. presented by Mrs. 7. y. Car
t.r ANA Mrs. u. am"ron. WAS ac-
c"pt"i as was also u miniature sill
houcttc 81 John Marshall. presented
Tor tn" Marshall House collection by
Ms. Caroline cohen. Uf washington,
-. G.. and Il phot'N Tiph OF Tia" Pc
trait of Jude Marshall. by Thomas
Sil!y, which was presented hy Mrs.
=. T. Niunir"rud", secretary and Ill
rector OF IN" Curcorau art gallery.
Mrs. !. r,y!or Ellyson gav" AN ac-
count OF the recent celebration OF
tn" 25oih anniversary OF the ~fouudiu.;
~ Frederick shUrc. Il Was announced
during the meeting that Mrs. +. -.
WIiliamp. chairman 81 tho WAYS and
means committee. and Mrs. -. George
Bryan. vicc-chairmun. wcr" making
ARIA nrcmcnts for tho colonial bail
which Is Ia bc given early In the
fail.
ARRANGEMENTS hav" been completed
Tor TN. celebration of tn" 3I4th an
nivcrsary Of the discovery OF the Falls
az tho James. which viii Ice held at
= o'clock Friday afternoon an Gam
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-08
OLD AGE, HIS MARK!

Oliver Wendell Holmes. in the
charming discourscs OF The Profess
sor at the breakfast Table" refers to
AN un~niStakablc sign OF old age. II
is three parallel lines between the
hrowS. We can detect the first traces
OF disease by signs just ms plain.
When a woman suffers from back
ache. nervous depression. dragging
down pains and those ailments pccu-
liar 10 women II is plain that she
needs n woman'S medicine. What
other medicine could she more wisely
resort To than Lydia T.. Pinkham's
' "g"tahlc Compound. which for half
d" century has proved the natural
restorative for these troublcs?-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-08

1921. by 'hc Vogue co. Hcw YorkD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-08
EPSON SALTS
LIKE LEMONADE

--s-~.-----

You can now buy real epson salts
without tho awful taste and nausea.
10y asking your druggist for handy
package Of "~EpSouhic Salts which
Looks and acts exactly Xix" cpsum
salts. because it ~ pure epson salts
comb!ncd Win fruit d@crivativc salts.
GIVING II the taste Of sparkling
lemonade.
Vakc "A tablespoonful in a glass o.
cola water Whenever you fee bilious.
h"idacuy or coustip3rci. "Epsonul.
salts Is the much talked Of discovery
OF the American Epson Association.
ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-08
114b
Increase inP opulationis GoingSome

No wonder Knoxville, with its 114rt increase, put over the Ten
nessee State Convention of the Retail Furniture Dealers Asso-
citation in a manner never to be forgotten.
Where everything and everybody is lined up shoulder to shoulder,
something will surely happen.
The Managers were there with the goods and the Press is evil
IDENTIFY owned by the Furniture Dealers of Tennessee; if not, it
had the vision to observe that Of all peoples in the world, none
were more entitled to their space, even editorialy, than the Fur
niture Dealer.
Say, sc. E. H."-when you come to Richmond we are going to
reclprocate, and first of all we are going to introduce you to our
newspaper editors, and, on the quiet, you open their eyes to the
fact that Richmond Furniture men count for something, too.
You know we are all lined up for the Improvement of the Ameri-
can Home" Isn't it fine to line up together all over America for
Better Homes?
Sydnor 4 Hundley have been driving hard for this for wears.
and against heavy odds, and we have them coming our way now.
At this time Pure White Lawn Furnishings are offered at less
than nall the ola prices to help unload our factory. Get your
order in the first car.
G. Is. S.
Store Closes Daily 500 7. NJ. Saturdays. leo 2. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-08
Marriage Licenses Issued.

Clork waiter Christian y.s.a-,,y
In Hastings court issued mar-iac.
licenses TO Neck nodoian and Mar
Garct Icdeinn, Edgar Sash. II. ana
MARTIN L. Chambers. Louis ". Long
and i.lry g Moslcy. FRANK a. Morris
and AVIS f. Carter. y. ". Butler n
Myrtle Il Parker.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-08

Partly cloudy today, tomorrow unz
settled, prObnbl local thunder
showers.
Fog weather repor, see Editorial Page.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-08
ChrIstInn IN nnxnnnL

Major J." 7. Christian. OF this
Will make tn" rcSp"uS" TO the MAJ
welcoming address at IN" thirN
fourth annual convention Of tn" Viz
Einia Funeral Directors N~SSuciatiou
which opens IA charlottesville TO-DAY
for IA thrcc-iay session.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-08

,rinick. u MI
~ speech as
itiCiSm and
To rrCS-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-08

Copyright
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-08
Mn.i. DnNls Ihnirnnnn.

Arthur Kyle Davis has been named
chairman Of tn" war workers com
rriitc" OF TN" Men Workers Of tn"
World. an organization whose aim rs
looking out for IN" veterans of the
y orld war. The advisory committee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-08
SNUG BODICE. Full SKIRT

Eser; raj ashlon exceeds n preceding years in the variety and
cpprs 81 us rae tGh fabrics, ~ this particular season the" dislay
!" SO very lovely Ina IL seems as hoCgh 10 more hcarifui or charming
hn''r,!a could be" rigina'ed The pastel shades ami effective designs
nominations IA be devised to acc.ntuate tn" lin. Of h frock or nm
!hSlze inc chic OF III. prevailing silhouette. Thc frck Hnustr rated nj, thc
~ maze oil plain and "nbroNIc cred orraudtc in two shades Ths
'.hnMa rock. with narrow, pl"ated friuinr. is Unusually effective when
~ "oT"h IN t"o colors or fabrics. Thc batSc f~ck at the right depends
,r trimming IN IN" clever ncene Of its clustered ,ucks. rho snu
bodice an fun skirt are rcpncas Of a byrono fnshio, rmr f.mno nov
and very desirable
Iron County register., 1921-03-31
Township "a, Range / East

G W Ownbey and R II Stevenson
j II Stevenson and l. l. Schmidt
John Poston and Flynn Chiffon
g w Wallis and JAS Lovelace
J B Lewis and r H Stevenson
J M Lewis and g Mann
w T Stevenson, F f Farr, ct al
RA Seal and John Propst Sr
Cash
Iron County register., 1921-03-31

J Lovelace G W Wallis. ct al
P W Whitworth, Jos A Reyburn,
ct al
] H Stevenson and l. L Schmidt
Vincent Jordan, D Sutton, ct al
G w Miller, Henry King ct al
C F Wideman and W 7 Furry
Cash
Iron County register., 1921-03-31
Township "a, Range West

Sept 5, 1900 James Lewis
Nov 80. 1901 II @ Twomey
Sept z, 1909 John F Keathley
Feb 4, 1914 Jesse ] Sutton
Nov 29,19I8 Chas j Hamilton
Aug 2, 1920 Robert e Wideman
Iron County register., 1921-03-31

r q Love, ] H Akers ct 81
J Lovelace, G W Wallis. ct al
Arthur HUFF and P w Whitworth
] B Lewis and R Fl Stevenson
Chas Clifton and Flynn Chiffon
Eaton Crocker, + NJ Adams
F F Farr, q w Wallis, ct al
Cash
Iron County register., 1921-03-31
Township IS, Range 3 West

Nav g. 1915 J A Alcorn J Lewis G Mann
Nav 1915 John L jackson J NJ Lewis andJ jackson
Feb 21. 1915 A Dnnn G Z Bolch and Gus Funk
Cash
Iron County register., 1921-03-31
IRON COUNTY, MO.
Township IS, Range 2 East

JIM Shrum, J Keith, ct al
] H Stevenson and l. l. Schmidt
] FL Stevenson and w j Fitz
Eaton Crocker, r M Adams
G L Sellers and w 4 Wssterman
G Anderson and g W McMullens
Cash
Iron County register., 1921-03-31
Township 81, Range 2 West

Sept 8, 1909 Rufus Heat II Stevenson and WI Fits
Nov 1920 " Hobart Hawk Lewis Fred Lewis ct al
Cash
Iron County register., 1921-03-31
Township IS, Range I E;

8ept a. 1909 John Keathley Stevenson apd l. Schm
Jan 5 1916 James Loveace W.T. Stevenson F Farr ct
Cai
Iron County register., 1921-03-31
Township IS, Range I West

James NJ Nelson
James Lewis
Stella NJ Huff
Brewer and Lewis
James Chiffon
John Keith
James Lovelace
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-19
@ematIidfeit.

Gem 8uge ser 3eit fo1geno, bat
Ser 5abrifnnt &iliar, scr Dor Dem
@riege nod etn fleiner Mader tpar,
.ei11e11 Sell ieines bnr9 &riegsgetptm
ertporbenen @erm0gens in @runobe=
liB ongelegt. Ct faufte cine berr-
fGaftlide @ina. Dieies 8eiittum
itattete or nit benz graBten Cirrus
aus. @ines Cages. fubrt er einen
8efannte11 burd sic tpltnberbar Ell.
geri6teten &6ume. Sim Sbluiie
Der @an6erung ourd ar Die @err>
Iidfeiten fragt ser 8eiuder:
yNun iagen sic mol often un6
ebrlidL Serr &ilian, fib1cn sic fi4
in an bieier 9radt aud mirfli@
noble"
/. nMobl fiib1en? alber Do habe ID
nod ems bergeiien."
Ct 0ffnet Die Sir 5u elmer BE.
baglid eingeri6teten Bobnfl6el rb
.ben1erH:
r@oblfabIen tue ID mid bier
EfNE AAE LsH =. 1870 r. - 10 M
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-19

gMS s4tf %11E 4. Ss5eE I$5f 1At @f
Geoern SEE Mdfe1 ber1lasbolte ii,,u
duf ben 8abnfieig nieoerieste.
Gnnr fqb man, oaB 6iefes menid>
Tide Gtipog Elm fleiner sSlrlge tp1rr.
u11o 8tuar ein .gdtt5Ii@ .erib5ptte3
sgunbel Glenn. Cine bde arnit
'a5faub, Mafdine,10I ut1o MuB &c.
1edtte oas peridmitte @eiidt, fiei11e
S6noe mdret tpiolr1odgIIii9t nod fhn1lt.
aiger, 1lrb feline Rleiber fte1ten eiree
mabre Muiterfarte bon SelfIedert
bar. I
9on1nuD bcfiibIte poriidtig feline
geine un6 itarb Damn miibfam alf:
Seine @idsfiite belt ct frampfbaft
urter sem redten Mrm. SSn add'
itef Mngenblid br6ngte ii6. aneS
I'm, i'm, nno man iitiiirmte nit Sra.
gen arf i'm Elm: rWie LANCE itedft
6u eiigentIid Sd nnten? $50
.fommit ou Der? lin Simmels>
tpinen, nciBt ou ben1 nidt, oab ou
in nrdtbarer @efabr marit?"
gornmD fab bilflos bon einem
aum anoeren. Dn br6ngte iib elm
SEER bur6 Sic ~gaffenoen Meni6e,t
un6 flopfte benz Ronbuftellr auf bic
9dulter.
,mas 1T ben,t Ios, mac@i1ep?"
Gin Gra1mp, Mr. Sobnfon," ant.
uortete ebrfurdtsboG 6er &orout.
teur; der 8engel ftedte rnter bent
Bunmnntpaget."
Die nmItebenbert fpitten bic Dbl
rem. .Das mar 6. S: Sobniot, Der
Brdfioent Der ct. 2onis & Chicago
81. s. 60.
,,1nter benz 9uumanuagen?~
meinte Scr. SobHfon eritannt. ssSm
8unmanpagen, t1einet. Sie?"
Stein, 3piiden ben 9dfen baben
mir i'm be~rausgebolt."
,Mga. bas 1T tpieoer mol Elm
oora 11e1er Erid," 1Gbelte Der 9ra-
iioent. Dann man6te ct fi@ 5t
Eommp:
vgag' NAL, on meni6li@es @11>
rioirtm, mas ba1t ou oenn inter
6er1 @agen gen1d6t2"
ngm mad Gbieaso eefabren,
&err."
usSsa, oas febe i@. $50 fomn1ft
! 6n eigentli9 ber?"
Son ct. 2olis.1
nMas?l Oh pinit rnir bod nidt
iagen, on ieieit IN ct. Bouts inter
Ben NnumantpagM gefrohen u1o
udr{t 10 bic gan5e Strede na@
Gbicago gefabren?"
,gber 11atiirli@, Serr."
500 - foo. Ma-tur-li61
@ebr nqtiirlid. Matirlid bolt on
aud feine Mbnung, baB bu in ieoer
! Minute oein leber 5ebnmal, risfiert
bait?" '
y8ub" madte Sommp. v@s tpar
gan8 nett. Sd bob fat imn1er &C.
i9lafen."
.@roBer iagte Mr. 6. S..
Sobnioa entiebt. SSn t.einem inner
ften Screen betpu11berte er, Der Or.
folgrei@e, Der Milio1tar, Sen arr1eni
SenfeI bon S9ubpuber. vSm :.
mas Jon i@ nun nit oir anfan,
! gen?"
t.. Gomt1p fob i'm trotig an
r@enn sic MIDI idlagen, fdlag' i9!
sic tpieoer."
Mues la6te. nn6 Mr. 6. S..
Sobnion fliiterte MacRileg Ing
DIR: vMebmen sic mol ben 8engel
nit. &aufen Sie ibm 1,eue ,!&leioer;
fragen Sie i'm aus. nno morgett
] bringen @ie ibn mir a1tfs Bureau"
gs mar im @audialon zines
,, 95ean6ampfers, ols Scr. 81. E..
Flanagan @i3epraii6ent Der ct.
Souls & Chicago 81. 81. Co., mir
6ieie @eidihte er3ablte. Eommp,
Der Sdubpuber, NOR eih Gner,'
babnmagnat %getporoenl @eine 4ar-
riere laBt fi@ I'M 2apioaritil er.
5dblen: Sfficebop, Selegrapbiit,
Acknowledgement, Statiansborfteber,
8etriebsIeiter, 6. S. Solutions
5dpiegeriobn> @i5eprdit6entl
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-19
@ioeripru@ d.

@i6er1prn@.. 9err
Meeper:: uMetne Srau labt bitten,
sic. m09ter ibr Elm halbes DuBeno
Mobrenf0pfe biniiberidtden.1
8ddersfrau: u@s tut mir leib,
&err MeDer; cher id tann SSbrer
5ror @emablin nidt eber ettpas
perabfolgen, ols Bis fie lire alte
Sdulb beelihen bat
vMh, 6ag bat iie nobI mieoer
nal pergeien in i9rer betanntea
&opflofigfeit."
See, nee, Serr Reper, BEL 5ebn
Gubenb Mnbren f6pfen fann bon
&opfIoii gfeit ni&t Die aeoe
iein!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-19

Reue gbrift. 81 GU
ieinem Srcnnoe, ben ieine Jrau i'm.
-@eiidt libel 3ugcridtet but: s@as
iino benn, bas fir furioie 5hrift-
jeiben g"
$. Unit beoe,ltulgsponem Ropf-
midell) .&auegropbie. lleber
.srcunnl~
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-19

Y ergerH 1. S%reunbit:
so tpiitero2~ a
@edieoene: ,Sa, meir1 perflof.
ie11er Gate bat mir ndrnlid foeben
ane @Iudpinide 5ltgei6ift, Die er
nnlabIidj unierer Sdeio,ng erbalten
3f.ct I. s4
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-19
Splitter.

go mande geriibntte elite 6er
gaenfdaft~ lit tDeiter ridts als Elm
gemeiner rStrebepfeiler.@ 3
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-19

Ser VEpreB uIQuFe III Ole Yuue
oes gbicagoer 8abnbofes. Suren
mnroen %aufgeriiien, Elm Meniden-
1dmarm brdngte fih uber ben
8abnlteig. .@epadtrdger ei1ten bin
un6 Der. Gin min5iger 8ufa4
moute es, oaB irgeno ie1nan6 Mr.
Mac9filen Sen grpreBfon6uftear,
gera6e BEL Dem BllQmantpagen an
rempelte. Scr. Mac9filebs Sano-
tai6e fiel gu ,8ooen, l1no CT mubte
iid buden, fie ouf5ubeben. Ser glei.
de pil15ige 3ufaa lieB GERM Nac-
Milep babel inter ben Bmnmantpa>
ge11 ieben. or fdnente auf urb
}prang nit einem S9rei porDdrtts::ss
x@rent Scott, 33iuiffdhen ben Sta
bern lit Elm Mar1n! Elm toter
Mann!"
SIN SOU ftol1te fid Die Meniden.
merae unb bilhete einen groBen
@reis I'm ben Yl1nmantpagen.
Macgfiilep fro6 urter ben @ager
uno aerrte an Eommps 8einen.
uMu!" ibrie Gomn1g.
vaommcn Sic 'raas!" briiate
Mac&ileD:
vNber i6 fam ia nidbJtt, if0but
Eommp, .id bin gang fIteif
Simmer mebrs Weniden i%atnntel-
te1 fid nno ia6en ftouneno 81, ME
MaeRilep init unenbliher Miibc Elm
men4dIiides Gttpas alDifd,en Den
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-19

OOJ*kS>O ~ w. -A N tH
l1no nun mar oieie Ma6t gefom.
met1. gr iton6 cuff 6em nit 2ei-
den beoedten g9Indtfelo ouein in
SET grauenbo1en Deoe nit 6em per-
lekte1l, bepuBtloien Seino, ser linn
emit fein 2iebites genommen, Ser
tint fem 2eben leer nno arm ge<
madt bate.
ct beugte iid iiber Ben &odeln-
Sen. @enn er i'm ;apiiden Die to-
ten Rameraoen legte, pober er i'm
Dor ,peniger Minltten gebolt, Damn
miiroe i'm notwithstanding feiner mebr
finben uno retten. Damn miirbe er
iid perbluten, iein iunges 2eben
bier allsbal1den, uuroe er balo Elm
.Soter urter Gotten fein.
ltno Moria MORE Damn frei.
8uroe, pas er eritrebte, >pen1 er
he'll urb geiuno betmfebren mnroe
aus biefem &ries, bod nod einn1ol
Die Seine.
Mber - belaitete CT nidt fein @e.
1piiier, ipe,tr1 er biefen Mann bier
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-15
SAFER IN MOSCOW
STREETS THAN nv
CITIES OF u. S.

by EDWIN w HULLINGER
UNITED Press Staff Correspondent }
Moscow, Dec. 15.-Crime in the or.
dinary sense of burglary, holdups
and personal assaults, hardly ex-
lists now in Moscow.
The streets of Moscow are safer
for the pedestrian at midnight or
three in the morning than In New
York. Chicago or Kansas City.
Housebreakings are extremely rare.
Active firing squads, specializing
on burglars, and thousands of Red
soldiers, literally everywhere
throughout the city, both day and
night, armed with long bayoneted
rifles and orders to shoot pillagers
on sight, did the trick. Capital pun
ishment is still the penalty for
stealing.
Everybody is afraid to start any
thing in Miscow
what may or may not have been
its past, the Red garrison of Mos
cow-200,000 strong-is today a
powerful force for the preservation
of law and order. The government
is employing it largely in police
duty throughout the city
Red soldiers patrol the streets
more closely than any police in the
United States. Some idea of the
situation can be obtained by imag-
ing a garrison of million soldiers
patroling New York City The pro-
portion is one soldier to every seven
inhabitants.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-15
CHlCKASHA TEST
PROMISES TO BE
START OF FIELD

tcontinued from page oncl
proposition at this time.
why not a field In the IIarnoss
district" oil men are asking aud
have asked since the well was
drilled In. pointing out at the same
time that the present well south OF
Chickasha has furnished a better
start and better Indications than
the Funk and Kunsmuller at Co.
ment
Much will depend on the pumping
test to be started at the Harness
" a'f' week. The pump Is to be
delivered there today or tomorrow.
II the well pumps even as much as
- barrels a day and the oil shows
an improvement as seems to be- indl.
Gated now, there Is every reason to
believe that a real start has been
made, that offsets will be drilled.
Once II is branded as a commercial
well, which seems entirely proba.
BILE now, things are expected to
start happening.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-15
Picketing Is Not
MstifiabIe, Says
Decision of Court

Washington. Dec. i5.-Picketing IN
connection with labor strike is un
justifiable II carried to the point
Of Importantly and dogging.' the
supreme court ruled today.
Decision as to whether specific In
stances OF picketing come within
the courts inhibition must be left
for determination on the facts In
each case, II was declared but the
court suggested that the pickots
should have the right OF "observa.
tion. communication and persuas'
ion" and might further be limited to
zone representative for each point
of ingress and egress."
The opinion Of the court which
was read by Chief Justice TAFT, was
approved by all the associate JUS
tees except Mr.. Clark, who did not
state the ground Of his dissent.
Tho case arose ont Of strike
at the American Steel Foundries
plant at Granite City, ILL.,, where t.
COO men were normally employed.
After shutting down it resumed
operations as an open shop with
about $50 men, about one-half of
whom belonged to labor unions. The
tri-city trades council, upon the re-
fusal of the manager Of the plant
to negotiate declared strike and
established pickets. There was con
siderable violence by the picketers
until the courts intervened and re-
stricted their activities. The coun-
Gil thereupon contested the authorl-
ty of the courts to interfere with its
picketng plan.
'In going to and from work, men
have right to as free passage
without obstruction as the streets
dlluiu, the Supi clHc Nouib hoiu w
day, consistent with the rights Of
others to enjoy the same privi-
leges.
While attempts to influence an
other saction cannot be regarded
as aggressions or violation of
the others rights, the court con-
tinued, importantly and dogging
become unjustifabe annoyance and
obstruction which is likely soon to
SAVIOR of intimidation"