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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-15
MUEHLBACHS IN ROW
Dispute Over Possession of Homo In
Kansas city May Result In Re-
Opening of Divorce Case.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. April IL
Dispute between Mrs Bessie Muchle-
bach and her former husband,
George Muehlobach, wealthy husi-
ness man, over possession over the
Muehlchach homo here, may result
in an attempt to have their divorce
case reopened It was stated today.
When George Muchlcbach, who Sc
cured divorce from his first wife
last November. returned from a hon
cymoon trip with his bride of few
weeks several days ago, they found
Mrs. Bessie Muehlebach in posses
sion of the home. She refused to
vacate and her former husband and
his bride took up quarters in tho
Muehlebach hotel.
The first wife has now instructed
her attorney Michael Henderson 10
take action to reopen the divorce
case, on the ground that the action
was rushed through the courts in
such a manner that she was unable
TO make proper answer and secure
just settlement. She says she re-
ceived only $4,000. MuehlebaCh
married his second wife. Mrs. Rox-
ana Langfried, at Liberty. Mo- or
March II of this year.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-15
NEW ROAD WILL
OPEN TERRITORY
Bristow Gets New Impor-
tance as a Railroad
Center
T0INCLUDE HENRIETTA
Opinion Extant That Complet-
ed Line Will Be Sold to
Trunk Railway

s,ssIatte Tho world
REISTOW. April 1.-THE line Of
tra OK luoma Southwestern railroad
which a being built between Bristow
and Ohmulgee probably viii be OK
tended 90 Hcnryetta also. according
io announcement that has been
made here by officials OF the road.
The new road is now complete as
Ar sou.n as Little Deep Fork rlvci.
sppros .4toly 10 miles from Bris.
Tow. However. freight and passenger
trains tro being operated only ~
ar a. slick. i2 miles from Bris-
low
Another branch line is to be hU.lt
from Slick northeast into the Kelly
vile district This will open ip a
ng territory for Slick district. II
.1is NOT been determined just how
FAR this line will be extended but
some mink an atempt will he made
to connect with the Frisco at Kelly
,Ilc The general opinion is that
the now road will he sold to .hc
Frisco 8s soon as completed. II
this is done this will give the Frisco
network Of roads through the oil
and coa fields in the southern part
of Creek and the northern part OF
OEWulgpc county.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-15
JOURNALISM IN
SUMMER SCHOOL
Special Lectures Are Of
fered by Experts to
Pupils

special to Tho World
NORMAN, April 14-1ourniIism
viii Doe offered 90 oklahoma high
school teachers. who are supervising
the publication or high school pa
uors and ANIMALS for the first timc
during the lp2t University of Okla
homa summer session. beginning
June !. and closing August 9. ac.
rordiug to tho 1921 University "
oklahoma summer session bulletin.
which viii bo ready tor distribution
soon.
Features OF the 1927 sooner sun.
NOR term viii hc courses I'm Amer
ioauizutiou, given by pr W W.
phclau. d.tu of tho school of cdu-
cation and director OF the summer
school course Tor teachers iu Jun
Tor high schools, courses I'm geology,
government. education. training In
library science for the benefit OF
teachers who must supervise the
libraries in their high schools, and
special lectures 90 be given 10y cole
hratcd educators of the United
states.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-15
CRUDE BACK TO DOLLAR
Gulf Pipeline Company Cuts Price hy
- Gents; rricc BHck to IcNct
pf 1919 Quotation.

HOUSTON, April IL Tho GuI
Pipeline company today cut tho
prico OF coastal crude oil 60 cents %
harrol hringug it back To 81. the
lc,cl just before the upward turn
came iu the ian or 1879 that u.r.
r.cd ~ Goo So barrel.
Lack uf demand for refined
products and flushed production /,
said to ho the reason for tho cut
other big companies arc rNI-rtcd
to follow iho yut shortly Tho Hum.
BILE Pipe Niuy company has rcccutl,
been paving only 81 Tor coastal ,rud,
tn c1rthOu storage. hut maluttmiug
Si25 for OIL iu strcl storage and
Tor pipe line run
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-15
BAPTIsTS PREPARE TO BUILD
Special to Ths world.

Special TO This World
BRISTOW, April 14-Membcrs OF
the Baptist church of Bristow are
going to contract a new $4,000
church, according to announcements
that have just been made. The
proposition has been under con-
sideration for some time.
At a meeting here this week s2o.-
600 was raised and work on the new
church will be started Immediately.
Members of tho Presbyterian church
here are also considering erecting a
new building but this has not been
definitely decided.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-15
Money for Farm Clubs

Special TO The world.
william r. Gray. Kay county farm
agent, has been voted expense money
by the kay county free fair board
in order to facilitate the work OF
organizing boys and girls farm
clubs, which are considered by the
board 20 he the most important
factor in the holding OF district and
county fairs. This is the first time
however that the fair board has ap'
proprlatcd money for this purpose
Recently Gray has organized boys
club with "a members at Peckham
one with q at Cross and one with
I22 at Sunnyside and announces
twelve clubs now organized.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-15
SATURDAY WILL BE BIG DAY
All Activities Unite To Add to
Celebration.

S1t-TaT n me W0rTd7
HOLDENNILLE, April 1.-THE
chamber Of commerce, the bar as
soeaN5n and the county officials
a'1 planning to make April l6 the
higscs, day in the history of Holden
Vile Prominent speakers repre-
scntlnr the state agricultural college,
'hc Okhhoma stockyards. and the
agricultural department Of the Roc.,
Island railway will be here to ad y
dress tha people on the subject OF
idis.nE more and better livestock
The new courthouse will be open
for the inspection Of the public, the
merchants will make 1t bargain
day, and a suitable program has been
aIlngnl Tor tho occAslon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-15
LIBERTY BONDS RECOVERED
Five thousand Dollars Worth Taken
with Arrest of Man In Missouri

ST. LOUIS, April l4--rhree
thousand dollars I'm liberty bonds
stolen iu the March ! mail robbery
at jefferson City. and $1,000 in
similar securities stolen in the Feb
urary mail robbery at St. Charles
were recovered here today with
Benjamin Grabinsky
Detective believe the arrest Of
schwartz viii clear up the jefferson
city and St Charles mail robberies
and the murder here Monday night
of Mike Mcnamara, notorious un-
derworld character.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-15

Srsos 20 he world.
ERISTOW April IA rat cam
rign viii soon be staged in this
dty according to County Agent j.
". Riley \ week will be set aside
during which time all persons will
be asked 10 clean up all places
where rats may hide and wage n
general war against the rodents.
The campaign will be conducted un-
der the supervision of experts from
The department Of agriculture.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-15
civic Secretaries Taught.

Special 20 Tho World.
NORMAN, Okla. April IA
lucus + Wilson, vice president of
Tho American City bureau. telc-
graphed the University of Oklahoma
Monday noon, stating that the Amer
Jan CITY bureau would conduct a
Weeks basic course for chambers Of
commerce secretaries at the Univer-
sity OF Oklahoma during the second
week IN July. 1921
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-15
ncdlcnic Now Chnrcll.

SUf0TVT " INV W0fTN-
BR1STOW. April l4-Tho First
Methodist church of Bristow will hc
dedicated here sunday according "a
announcement Of the Rcv Lest cr
Weaver. Tho Methodist church was
built I'm 1917 at a cost OF GpproNi-
matclv $4,000 but dedication eNcr-
cises have been delayed until the
dobt was fully paid a special pro-
gram has been prepared aud several
prominent church mon viii be pres
eut
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-15
Rain Delays Planting
SnecialtO The World.

OTFTTWT 7 u
HOLDENNILLE, April 14.-On
account of so much rain the farmers
of Hughes county are considerably
behind i'm planting their crops. Cot
ton will be cut at least one half and
more grain aud feed crops will be
planted than ever before.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-15
Train Service Resumed

0I'NI TUT 10 TUo WOfId,
MANGUM, April Regular
train service has been resumed over
the Wichita Falls And the North
western railroad. Tho Rock Island
bridge iover Elm river near this
place is being rebuilt rapidly and
the company expects to run trains
over same about Saturday or sun
day of this week
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-15

Unpaid telephone bills for April
are past due. IL not paid by n. m.
OF the 18th, service will be discon-
tinued .--AdNt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-15
Friday and Saturday
A Newly-Arrived Group Of Fine
Venetian Laces and Insertions
SneciaI 5qc Yard

Regular prices would be 85c to 50.
--Laces and Insertions that are in great der
mand for spring and summer; of fine quail
tiles, in very many beautiful patterns; the
widths are ~ to inches. Special for
Friday and Saturday, yard ........... 59c
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-15

Cotton Crepe, Special SOC
Yard - Regular 81 quality;
36 inches wide, light and
dark colors in pleasing pat
terms. There are just 10
pieces to sell at this special
price.
Percales, Csc Yard--36
inches wide; excellent quail
ity in delightful new pat
terms.
-Devonshire Cloth, 39c Yard
-32 inches wide; in many
new and wanted patterns;
good quality at a reasonable
price.
Main Floor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-15

Delysia, popular French actress,
sailed for home after winning popu-
larity here in the spectacle "Afgar. ."
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-15
A Group of Greatly Undermined
Georgette and Pongee Blouses
Friday and Saturday
T5 Or
Sizes SO to Al.

pILUS 90 10 III
vt is a long time since such very fine
blouses as these have been so low
priced. They're in over-blouse and
shirt-waist styles Of fine quality geor-
gette. The pongee blouses are Buster
Brown and Tuxedo collar styles.
There are many very attractive mod
els, effectively trimmed. shown here,
and the clever woman should have no
difficulty in selecting several blouses
to fill her requirements. Friday and
Saturday, special at. $5.95
One Group of New Wolfe and Batiste
Blouses-Special $3.50
| In long and short sleeve styles; good range
| Of stripes and colors Friday and Saturday
special Observation-Disclosures .SA'oo |
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26
SHOULD CALL
NOVEMBER II
VICTORY DAY
LEGION PUSHED HOLIDAY
BILL THROUGH THE
LEGISLATURE.

when the American Legion of the
Panhandle and the 18th Congressional
District csishratss in Amarillo On
November N this year. Il viii - the
frs; celebration % that day "a 'viciory
Day as a legal hoiisiay and unsl.r that
name. - made by the as, regular ses-
SION % the Texas Legislature. ~ rs-
gues, % the American Issgion. Depart
nssnt q Texas" said ID. 2. McCahb.
representative ~ the TEXAS Farm Ba-
Fvau F~,iera,ion in the Panhandle with
headquarters in Amarillo. who was a
memlsr - the Executive Csxnsnittes
Of the state organization q the Auaeri.
can Legion under whose direction the
holiday kll vas pilo,et through the
legislature.
Many sx-servtce men dislike the
calling q November II 'Armlsgice Day
t-cause thy hsls~Ve that the aliies won
a complete vtctcry over the triple en-
ten,e I'D b. Germany. and n was
throogh their influence ,ha, the hll
sas passsd oalliag November ~ VIC
tory Day and making IL a hcliSaay In
having this day made holtdsy. the
American Legion had the most en-
,hes-as,ic suppors % thousands q high
schcoi. collexe ard other s;oskrr;s ever
the state. WHO 'tcos a aay cff O this
day last year 70 e~lshra,e with ,hsa
osl-r bro,hsrsl Teachers an over the
state assisted In having Il made a ho,i.
iay. tor they very much disGkea %
punish their s;1sseats fcr ref1sirs 10
attend ciasSss. When thy thsnsslxss
,aocgh, sgch a hOisskAy was dessrahie.
From repoxts pahlishei ,hrOc<ho1s
the Panhandle In thu newspapers q
NOS, ,oSns. tndtca,oas aFe TIA, therS
VII BE the largest aSssnh,y % uni.
formed exservtce men ever heid in this
part u the state. and one % the hrxrss
N the scatnwe<t- Several srsctai
rtains VIII b% run % Amarillo ard On
Nic,cry Day Amarillo wtrl box IKE
can,cnmeat cisy after erfrl hosrs-
fisn~ca Pos,. wesasas Auxiliary.
civic Institutions. elahs and IN tact
every organiraisca IN Amarillo - IRE
portng 10 make the sxserxtcS meas
esieora,soa the xrsatsst and most sue
cessfui ever hsld IN Tsxa&
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26
LYCEUM COURSE
WILL Be RUN ON
OFFERING BASIS
FIRST NUMBER TO BE GIVEN
HERE NEXT MONDAY
NIGHT.

Amarillo viii have an unus'sal f'aar
calves frosn c. 7. Word q AnsriiAa
eoarSe. The is:iis.. c0aEsr Wtii t-<in
NouAay nsxhs. 0t0l-r a.. q, ~ FiFss
Christian Churvh ard viii - run 90 n
fr~~~Tii silver offevirg tostsL
Thcse atteutinx will - I-rr'li;iea -
ccniribate whatevre thy 6s<.re fer
the suppor, q the ccars- ~hsch wti -
the ratsCaauy known G-Sr0sh c,urse.
W. y. wsich q Dallas = tn TeNas
manager 90 the RsdFS,h inssrVs;s
Mr.. welch sata sha, ;se rass AZ
ranged for Arariiso = a pew one ard
TIA, ~ wcaA await ,he rssal,s q the
trsswin SILVER oftevinx bass SAcsls1
ss,ch n ro,tcy rrOve = ssccsss here. /. -
hssieyx>, that oshsr eities IN Texas
wouA cV,oSslsr ussr< u in fl.anci.e
their cSursEs for the rsxt year.
TIE issf-is.e ccarse wSli coostss 90
stxh, numbers unany % whsch NJ, he
% an unusually hi<e caEas- for a "
c~urn course-
vIrxs-a Sad. cre e The tsael-r
iranAttc artists IN the cca.sry. wfn
- the A,sracsscc a, The ogssi.g ncne<r
a, = o'caocs text No-AAy ntxhs n sks
FIrs, Chrss.iRn CAarch with a rr~ssn,a-
,sca q RAyart ves-ier's -wl,hia the
Law
Mss St11s III rad ~ pay. ~
per~csatiz< al Stxtssa ehArarters.
vhtch in i-szN - \ rNntrSahA fcat-
Tie pay 1ea,s With a Vt,si szhscSs-
raaksax a pssa fer hvi-< wasss Ser
uOSkiz< Eir,s, ard Shows tha; an Ssn-
pseysr's arts nav - ~Nishia The taw~
and ~ The aause siase - nscralsy
Wrune.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26
Sampey Tells Of
Trial Of Christ

Per tea days NJ. JOha Il Samp-y
as bssn hotiins tn iagsrVss and at
tsn,ion ~ hundreds q Anlartlloans Al
he Prs, BAPTIST Chauck- Yesterday
sAs the senlh DAY q thu revival nS~
n ISogrss thsgc. AMI VT the crOxds
an cu<ne. snd the Tssalts are list as
Nat and rVrn sreassT. Las; nlght Dr
ampsy pT~ahcs1 frywa the l-gh and
sfh chzet~Ts q Ichn's Csas.sl
In ss-ak.ns. Dg. Saml-y sSaii q tn
IN chapter. 1t = TIL Holy q Hosixs.
~ Who rcats this CHAPTER wUaA -
wi fo rad u ssart frsasa eshers ART
q ,hslr knees THIS Vas thu prayer
q Iesus IN a great cTisis. and yss ~
I'd ~, tail u inclcsic - IN his praySr.-
ie csIiei att~nti..a O. the tsct that
lesus prayed &c TITS o~n that tk-y
nt<ht NJ h-Sooi~ wortfiy IN tn s-n>t
"a, thy wcl.kA 81 low th- things -
MS ~u<id a. u dssSTt fsssn ,hs high
ard es,,sr things wash CHRISTIANS
,z<ht 70 tcVs. We canncs. a. CHRIS
.ians. affcrd 70 - worttly- satd d..
Samp-y.
The great mcunsat q the ssrInoa
anne sh~n ~ s.soke q Chrtss - ,riai
.fcE~ Pirate. Every hear, hat faster
tks evangelist rictuFsd TIA, sc~ne-
His toii hcw I1lat. scnshs d sysi-
- issue. ~He had o E1Ve an answer
~ th~ pain Qae<,ioa. What AL I -
nth Jesus ard whli. ~ hid an tn
alta o. rvnlisr rixht dscisso.. ~ n-sae
vru-< tscieon.~ TIE massage cio-~d
vita an sR.iscatiou TIA; found a h-i<
GIN ~ hearts q many. ard WIN
fke inyltafio1 VAS given srxerai caus~
..rueut accsp,tn< Cars, a. ,h-ir
aNi0r.
ThsTs ar ssin = Er~s, aurnt-r uha
r. fsitkfuiiy attending III srrsscs-
W. are <rsatiy iateressed IN thstr
nuIs saivattun. and whs have ~. a-
=; uiaa- The nnal step for Christ
m .xarE.ils, hss axksd an o. ftxhf
"a; IN prayers. ard the Chris,ans
rive -,ver.ntc,f to<eskr. 20 pras &c
uuniisr va are Ersasiy ir,sr-sse,,
~ tn u,osuiuE -sstrs ,his murr
- - r. oc,s-k. IT. Sararry go
ingiuE tn siusiiss IN Acts yin sr-nk
rcFn ~ sisf. ..nf .1rd ard -sth
haE-ess- Turixh' AZ ~ ~. Sauas-s
uil tEfng a u-~aEe fruzn III isth
~ -e-h char,.rs - leans C.sT-i
tn t-sys uha l-sve tsin-d darirr ~
u.stirE - Asgis-a wtn - lap;tsd
'.rli<at f4rsa,s are urEs4 o. have
Asla rxaay.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26
Identity Cards for
Service Men Here

it~-;'fifsts- vrsfifiost-s for Amer
sosn Lexioa sneuil-rs 9annias - al
t.-lt "a ratsoslsi csns.atiun IN Kansas
CITY have 49,. T.ashsd ~ Ri4rhes :
Tharp aaiaiart - iian~n T'os, Th-s
rsst1taf-s al H-rHlli tn hnAisss O
~-r~ r-t.- q ere rFns a usii. plgs
N saF IN .. ka.sss CIV.
flfulef s-Ttif- 49, tsSirirr fhsFr
.ss.-'i ~ NJ Thsre a. to- Williams.
u-r aseacy. iis Tas'ar street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26

n IN rn.artai cour,ri-s tke r.rrsia'
s.u->fy i H-rt1ns P,-Ei- fias n a 60
=.~tscine g. T.4sifyine H. system an
sar.iug 81 ~ sl-a~t. Ifscs Co. S.at
. I,an.l.l ussg c.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26

" shi.s un-- ~ ~ palm tha, ar,
rsat - Isainlisss ar AZ ss==. - -.
raiui = m. ape.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26
Oil and Gas News Amarillo District

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The Nevada County picayune., 1921-01-20

the way of the trangressar k hard.
 Our clever and popular old batch lar | D Sutton is building q new house who can read the future.
 Mr. Denver McDonell and Mir. White of Hope WAS down Sunday 10 see two of our pretty girls.
 Homer Holloman of Resston wos in our burg Sunday.
 Miss Sallie Norman afser spending a week with the family of (. A Ben nett returned to her home at Boughton Monday Miss Salle taught in sutton High School two terms, she has many friends here fho are always glad to see her back at Sutton.
 Misses Fay Armstrong. Pearl Jor- dan and Glemmie Mitchell were the guest of Miss Nelma Simpson Sunday.
 Miss Alta Barham and Hattie Fera of Gale were the guests of Miss Opal Jordan Saturday night
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-01-20
MACHINERY INSPECTOR

A \ EXPLORER will return to the A drear loneliness of the wilder ness. A convict free will find himself strangely longing for the bitterness of captivity. So strong is the hold en- vironment can take on the soul of man.
 On ship in the fleet served good seagoing chief engineer. But he had been at sea too long. He was growing stale. SC he asked for shore duty.
 He was transferred to huge steel mill where government contracts were filed For two years he was to hear the hum of lathe and scraper instead of the pound and the wheeze of his own .ne nes Instead of the internit- tent rosr of the turreted guns he was to be half-deafened by the more steady belching of gigantic blast furnaces, Ills title was Naval Inspector of Ma chinery
 A Superdreadnaught was launched. The inspector supervised the tnstalia- tion of her mighty engines. His re- sponsihility increased up to the day or 
 her trials.
 on this day board of inspection and survey came down In full regala ,o hold official tests of The new war haby. The inspector met the big bugs In nroner form, but he didn't look happy.
 Perhaps 1t was the sheaf of papers and records he produced that filled him full of gloom. For instance there were the weight tables for parts and fittings and auxiliaries and full boilers as well as empty ones; it may have been bis long monotonous report comparing the finished product to the original speci- ficatlons.
 The machinery inspector was gray and weary. Facts and figures had be- gun to get on his nerves. Indoor work had stolen his tan. And when he guided the trisl board through their duties in trying out the newest of our men-of-war he realized he'd had enough shore duty. Guess I'll put In for the fleet again" he declared Il don't seem to do so we'll here"
 He was wrong, Few inspectors be fore him had been his equal The truth was the old old truth: He was home sick for the heave of plated deck. the swish of oily bilges. and salt breath out of the starboard hatch.
 So slave of the sea" Is the right name after all
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-01-20
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SUTTON SCRAPS.

Elder Crowder the ME, Circuit rider filled his appointment at Har- mony Sunday.
 Elder F. C. Bright who has been suffering with carbuneles for the last four weeks is slowly improving.
 Mrs ]. F. billiard of Mt Moriah spent Friday night with her good look. ing brother, who lives near sutton.
 Roy Duke who has been selling out the bankrupt stock of D. E. Evans closed out and returned to Prescott last week.
 l.. A, Grant spent three days in Prescott last week. being witness in the J. R. Hamilton case.
 Frank Evans and Edcar White started out last Monday morning SOW ing wild oats they got through and returned Sunday.
 This writer and wife and Dr. J. H Sutton and Mir. Crank made business trip to Little Rock last week while there Dr. andI visited the state capital and was present at the inauguration of Governor Thomas McRae. Lem-o-lao I wish you could have been with me of course you would have got lost with out a pilot but you could held to my coat tale and l would have carried you through all O. K as I had the pr by his coat tale.
 Since the grand jury has adjourned and when our boys go to church they came up and take a seat on the mourn CTS bench, the Bible teaches us that it shall go well with the righteous but
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-01-20
THE LEADER SOLD.

w. k. Cooke and W. V. Ellis yester- day purchased the stock of general merchandise of I. E. Mum and J. A. Reed, known as the Leader
 MT. Cooke comes here from Fulton where he has been in business for sey- eral years past. Mir. Ellis is well known here having been reared in this county.
 Thoy will continue to run the bus mess as a general store for sometime at least, eventually they will make il an exclusive grocery store.
 Mir. Mum has not decided what he will do yet, while Mir. Reed will still represent the N. Sauer Milling company of Cherryvale, Kansas, and make his home in Prescott
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-01-20

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