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The Chicago whip., 1921-10-29
M u SIC
By Mildred Bryant Jones
How to Practice. Part II


When the body is. worn and tired,
it is not possible to do ones best work
in any line OF endeavor. This is es-
pecially true of practicing music
either vocal or instrumental. The
best time of day for successful study
of any subject is in the morning when
both mind and body are refreshed and
rested. If possible, this time should
be chosen for the study OF ones most
difficult music, for beginning the study
of new pieces and for memorizing. In
studying instrumental music it is al
ways best to thoroughly master one
or two measures at time and in this
manner to build the whole structure
OF the piece. Time, tune and express
sion are the essential elements and
it is extremely unwise to neglect any
one of them. 1t is we'll TO mentally
study piece--or a portion OF thirst
away from the piano-getting cor
rect idea of both the time and tune
before attempting to play it. The
most beneficial way to do this is to
study the work of each hand sepa-
rately for a few measures and then
putting the two together-in much the
same manner that the music should
afterward be studied at the instrument
The essentials-namely, time, tune and
expression should receive attention
and care in the order named 1t is,
OF course, well to improve ones ability
to play at sight by often attempting
to play entirely through at sight differ
ent pieces-hrst using very simple mu-
sic and gradually using more difficult
material Last, but most important
of all, it is absolutely necessary tina,
the mind be concentrated entirely on
the work in hand il the best results
are to be obtained.
! Mrs. Antoinette Games sang "Je
Dis Incrienne Mcpouyante" from Car
men on Sunday evening. October %
at the Metropolitan Choir Musicale
of which Mr.. ]. Wesley Jones has
charge-and her rendition OF that diff
cult number was in full accord with
her customary splendid work. Chi
cago is to be congratulated on possess
ing this sweet. natural, well-trained
singer At the same musicale Miss
Irene Howard delighted the audience
with a correct solo-"Old Folks al
Home" (Nariation). Miss Howard
playing was excellent and she richly
merited the hearty applause given her
Misses Neoto McCurdy and Blanche
Logan played the accompaniment
and do so in artistic and cnjoyabl,
1 manner.
Attention is called to the SECOND
popular concert OF the season by Tht
Chicago Symphony Orchestra or
| T ThurSdaV evening AZ 8JS o'clo-k al
Orchestra Hall.
The Chicago whip., 1921-10-29
With the Actors.

Covan and Jackson are closing
Sunday night at the Auditorium
Theatre. They were feature act on
the big Police Benefit Bill for three
weeks.
The Spillers are headlining this
week at The Shubert Theatre in the
loop.
Erwin Jones and Walter Crumley
are at the Empress Theatre for the
first half.
Jerry Mills is busy these days
staging attractions for Dwight Pep
pie. ses1
Davis and Walker will soon tread
the coast sands. Oh, you tumbling
Sam and Carolina!
Joe Shaffel's eight Black Dots are
a big scream on the Pan Tina.
Medel Thompson just returned
from Peoria, where he played sue
cessful date.
Alice Gorgas, the dramatic star, is
fast improving and will soon be back
in harness.
Harper and Blanks are featured
attraction on the Shubert Circuit.
Anderson and Coins are knocking
'em dead on the Loew time.
Billy Cumby is going great with
his new single act, The Human
Freight Train.
Will Mastin's Holiday in Dixie
land" is a featured attraction in the
asst on the Marcus Loew Time.
Alberta Hunters. song records are
becoming quite popular. Miss Hunter
releases are on the Black Swan Rec
ords.
Ciarappa Wilifop,c fha eopn ,yrit n ,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-22
FAKE ADVERTISING NOT
TOLERATED IN GUTHRIE
Retailers Have Secret Committee
That Passes on All proposi.
tions Advanced. Big
Saving i Made

The soliciting committee Of thc
nctailofs association. auing no
past week has turned dopn three
Propositions fram outside ,onoelne
which would have cn.i C'plhrc Fee-
Pie uu agergale 81 abaul la0H
The eases wefo "a carefully nYo
iigaied aad found TO possees me- fosl
merit so far as the people ~ Gaih
rie are concerned They were al ib
the lnterea, % outside projects and
of not tho least sl0e TO iho people
OF our city ana county
II lho eitiscns b Gphfie niA o.
fef every saea p lect 10 iho retail
ers committee i will carefully ln
Yesuga'e ihs merits 81 thc matter
and = found worthy wn slre d
the necessary official endorsement
thereby tnllr protecting the businesa
man from belng Imposed neon hy
unless ne ~ appeals Tor
fhcir money
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-22
CAMPAIGN To RAISE MONEY
TO FEED GERMAN KIDS
Much Money Ii Being Subscribed
In America President
Harding II Ap.
proving II

Philadelphia. June a. Tho Amefi
can Friends Service Committee.
witch is undertaking = campaign ~
raise t3.0oOooa within the neAi year
lo feed German children has rcesly
~ "a iey from pFesidcn, IiaFaius
commendlna the Anmantafau efforts
of the committee rao letter rs
directed 10 Ferdinand Thun of nasd
ing ~ yiec chairman y tge ean
nlliee orkanlsed 70 conduct Do aem
uaifn Il reads
"Ny sympalhys has been aroHaea
IN im effort your organization la
making 20 raise funds fof suffering
unfortunate children ~ Central
E1aops a am lmpressed that lhs
time haa come when the old aaper
l,ioa of iha war period may properly
n forgotten in tho facr - such
humanitarian efforts The real Ideal
of human brotherhood Wlll hesi and
eoonest he realized through he an
couragement 81 such works AZ This
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-22
BUY A BOND CAMPAIGN
IS A SUCCESS
Financing the Logan County
Community Institute Ia
Progressing Rapidly
Citizens Back IL

The financial campaign ug the iot
ssp count, CommHntY sef,ien starr
ied ~ "Wednesday mofnine wlfh en
'haslasm There la nul . daeoaf
aelnR element Inv tho situation Hvv
cral men. when puslns ssn bond
dcelarod that after she popular aNA
seripllon a. completed IL neeessarF
tacs arr ready 20 do more thai thta
one 81 thc most important nn,s
mcn,s ever started 10 iha county and
Il Is going ta he pushpa 81 q aHcreas
The toes ihat no uue "a asked ie
a. more than hls lndlslauai du't
mase ne proposition roealaf y p
maNement ahrFeln iHe ma#sea tfF
autefeales. and vhete al have =
ohapfe lo Al ihelf shar without he
ln burden in ftyl thla com
,nunlty movement ,ansrmpiatea shs
removal ot maay yohallans burdena
snd u gives every uan asa povN
in ne coansy : chance lo heir with
theif small tnl necessary aud gon
/ seulaugo contribution
u wap au assured earees hefe'e
/ Il sisrieI. and YOU shoala hasa foH'
puf 80 Z
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-22

San Juan. r r.. June % When T.
Mont Rely. of Kansas City. No. re-
Gently appointed Governor u Porto
Rioo b. President Harding. arrives
here 70 take up his official duties IN
July. he Will find an interesting roii-
finai situation brought about ny The
fart that tie Legislature. which was
in session st The time q the an
Douncement of his appointment. in
rnedsately TOOK a recess without pass
ing the. government budget for the
year which commences July /.
Neither Cid # pass tx bills waich
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-22
WHAT Tucked OVER
WIRE DURING DAY

Denver Samuel Compers. rresl.
DENT cf the American Federation a
Labor adjourned the convention for
ihe day Ia tho miasi of long fore
easted fight aser 'he irish auestioa.
a. the qHafreS reaches ts height
Washington Authoritative IN
formation states tat Japau VIII he
notified before the expiration OF tbs
present month. ~ the supreme 81
the suppose ~ Great Britain q r.
rev the treaty of alliance between
The two nations
London The weekly newepAre4.
the Near East reported that Klar
Peter OF Serbia, died from an Illness
of long duration several days ago
The Serbian legation denied as
know edge of Dis death
Oklahoma city Tho trial ~ ]
n Saunders WAS closed except for
argument Of counsel which wa
scheduled 70 start early Wedne day
Berlin The .ol of dead IN ~
explosion u The Mont Gents mine "a
Herne, %estphslia had reached
eighty-thre aud the wonuded one
hundred
Chicago IIesrngs of the petit
ton of the larger packers Tor a waga
reduction q five cents an hour, a.
fecilng approximately seventy -fiya
thousand employees throughout the
county were begun
Sew York J Harry Erfie =
Jereey City was selected by ths
New Jersey state boxing commission
70 referee the match between Car
pentier and Dempsey. the secretary
q the commission announced.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-22
GnIiN on DROWNED HUi
FOUND ~ SiiiiIIF

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-22
Great
Storm
Raging

nallss, Texas June o. consider
able damage Sat M loss - llie had
eeen rcportod 40 Is shortly before
noon TODAY as the result - horrl
eane Naeh suegt the Texas guif
cosxt FROM Galveston a roiut lsshet
lsst nlght aud continued today The
ocnter % the disturbance sneamn,ls
had uol struck the oaast ap 90 40
oelo n however. latest adyices ia-
aisa,lne ihe storm % he oeawailred
csf iAe coast east of CORPUS chflssl
Il was moving norlhWard with ia
creased intensity iaissi reports said
Renewed Warning to sman craft
was issued along the cessl today and
isolated communitles were saationcd
Is he on the aler, for possible
danreFour developments The wolfe
B.y of The Wind. according 20 nnntfl
clai reports. ranged from rs TO 60
miles an hour
Ihe United states weather bureau
~ galveston reported 'ho disturb
ance probably moving inland heleocu
Galveston and Corpus cArisli ana
ehpf'ssea we hei4ef mat Ha crest
would pass ay n'sh' The barometer
eontnurl 90 d"op along she coasi
gtnrNilH. having fallen from 81 "a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-22
Labor Wants Sale
of Beer Made
Legal In U. S,

Dave, June e2.--Aetlon q tAe
labor ecneertior On REQ to-day
eo~nrissec the cssea, of tire boy
eots aec arasion which they
claimed RAD teen CRATES ~
~nlgs ssf'e as e the irish re.
lueie,r ire boycstt acvooAtes
contested eveu effort 20 bring
tire ssrwpsshetsS reseiaSie- .
voss without ecyeott prove
SONS - raising point a order
snc attempting 70 have sns ertgre
matter referred hack to tire com
r~lt.ee for recoesl ceratien-
Ths csnvenf.on unanimously
acorsea . resolution urolne rsooi.
fscasion 81 the Nolsteaa act 70
permit manufacture ard safe 81
beer offieers ard sne executive
ceunci WE'RE Instructed 70 ~erk
fer ii in TIRE lava ana u thx
should rot &c successful az
uriens ~ou.d Be salisd - Pot i
before congress
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-22

New faes. June as pteseens
liaFdlus IN letter ~ Vhe National
Assoelallea fvr me Aayap ement x
eolpFea i'aople mata pahllc sndAf,
sAla be- planned 90 peoeeed ~ rafir
as passhle IA study iAa raev 4uHt
slon Nllh slew rs amelieFAtiaw th~
treatment aAafAra n n'wrie* -
outlined ia kls haaaaeu a. eoWAreaa
feol asrauNly he added. That
there u appgflanisy ivr accomplish
mrNt n sgaN sad lasting snod ana
that vhalsycg usaaeeeva wlii sallst
ghe eo operation ~ ingellA&eut ami
hfuad leadesa " holh Fssss Nill seFFs
she most asetal eafpass
aAa sviaengg W the laeteaAlns sni
sraflfynN insneess shfuusAuut iha
country q tAh entire sos n pfuhlrmH.
aas slaa li be- aha 10 ssll ypu shat
aimee tAu delivery of lAe aAAfasa -
seagrvss On Aprll ia. great nanher
II eamnendAlnry eommanl ailoas
have rame 10 me. indicating tAnt n
All sevflana ana amang ail eiAssaA
atA fsers thpfe "A a deep dasifp f9r
aehieKement ainns lheae Ines
fbe pfoai'isnt expressed hs eoot
vlahes tor sAv success ~ lhe twsGf'A
annvel unssnisan 81 ihs a#saeIA6iua
NhleA onena al n0lFals lana 50
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-22

ThiH community VIVA shocked ~
she death of sifs npy THOMPSON as
ibef hnma Northeast n c0Yio Taea
day afternoon about three o'eloes.
after short illness Funefal ser
Vices wefe conducted yesterday ant
lnlernsn' vas made 10 ,he saltwater
eemetery The decreased leavea 60
mourn thelr ioss husband and one
ehlid uho have the sympathy ~ alt
q thelF hour of sorFox from coyla
Clipper
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-22

Nasislation. With thu exception OF
Tho offices Of Auditor and Commits
si0ner Of Education unl0nlsta are
al the head ot every lnauiaf govern
ment department Before proceeding
70 carry out a legislature program
the unlonlsis leaders want 20 knos
what treatment the party may expect
In The matter Of future appointments
by the new governor
Having had consideration from
former Governor Yager the Unlonists
are not disposed 70 sacrifice any
position OF advantage which they
may have attained,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-22
Says Jack
NOt'HOn7e
WreCker'

Aslantsc City. \ j. June s. Sc
lecsion ~ siArrs Ersie as reseree Ter
the wosi1's hesyswe gAt champion
sAsp contest heswcen JACK Dempsey.
the title holder, and Georees car
pentier a. jersey Cisy lnly q IS en
tirety satisfactory te Dempsey
TIE champion expressed ms opsu
icn today when advised that loseps
CASSIDY. secretary az tAe New ger-
sev hoxtng commission. ~cu,d ~
ucia-iy announce the Selecsicr q.
Rrsse betore nigat Demrsey. he~
ever had not discussed the stinas'oa
Nth Jack Kesrns. his msneer a.
Kea~nx has not returned from Nee
York
DNmpsey said Be had fsll confsd
enca sn any decision that kearns
made Ia regard 70 the choice of 'hs
third mar IN The rng
So nS Krssc Il IT, Dempsey
said Well that's good enooeh for
we Il 1t suits KeArus keavns 80
the managing ard try "a a. the
fighting ANY referee that Is ez-
pereroed is acceptable and feci
snre that Eriie Is competent
II ran trushfui'y say thls bon
~ssiy "a nor scare wha Is b There
70 retefee That's ~ sn KeaTns 3.
voAiauT make auy different to rc {
Bes Camp refer~ea thirk car
pen,ier fees re same al0at the r.
ferec onesiion as be
nempsey Is more eane srHed eve
the report that he has heen na'nea
a. CO respondent Is divorce osss
a; Pawhnska. ok'aAcms than hs IS
ever The referee controversy TO
dav he Instructed his attorney Ra
j CAnnon N Milwaukee "a sntesii-
gate and start suif tor Hhel. ( ar
cessarv. against r. ri Boulanre7
who in his aesitlo~ FOR divorer
named Dempsey Cannon telegraph
80 scr certst ed copg a the ccFn
paint 10 determine II the charges
were the same as reported Ia. press
DISPATCHES
Dempsey is no home wreckeY and
this thing has upset Aim cannan
said He ioesnN ever know any.
body in PawhGSga and never hs
written fc srybods there
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-22
MANY MARRIAGE
LICENSES I~SI Ed

These mzrrsare licenses have
been issued this week by Airs
Martha Neal court cerk Ems 3
Sands. * and Coldie Malone ~ to4l,
& Guthrie John sherman. Navina
and Coleie Isaciie Benjamin. q II
Saltwater FRED Neaaer AMI
Viola CAREY y. bcsh D Russei. w
llasn n CLARK. e aud Pearl Lee
Mitchell e.. both of Cuthme Roy
Dye a. Mamie p re- %. Guthrie
James Archer. CO. Matte Olmaeaa
ss. bofh a Meridian.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-22
:: Kansan Has Big Job Ahead In Porto Rico ::


was taken with the idea that 4 would
afford Governor RELY an opportunity
20 cone to Porto Rico and participate
80 the framing Of laws which VII be
enforced during the first two years Of
hts term Of office
Although The BUDGET FOR the next
two years has not been passed this
does not seem % be particularly
worrying the legislature. n there Is
no new bulge, al the end Of June
the budget nov IN fofee VII be con
tinued for another year. The present
budget calls ssr sn annual experdi-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-22

we're under consideration and which
are considered necessary 10 produce
revenue for the insuiar government
The legislature II IN control Of the
Unlonist Party antonio r. Bsrcelo,
president of that party and Of the
senate. has received letter from
Governor Rely requesting that the
legislature complete rs work A.
quickly ss possible and adjourn.
There is no indication that thia re-
quest. the first Of the nsw governor.
vii be complied with.
ApparsutIy the legislature recess
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-22
Tn NlaLr cAllronnlA

SIR and Mrs ltea .Ileselns anil
nYFon and Ieo Garner wers
ap from fauihfie Wednesday. far
fow hcafs fhe fieesims family and
another Guthrie family are p'anuiat
. trip 70 California. expecting 10
start july lat Tbey wili drive in
their ears over iNe aorfhern route.
and return 10 - M over The south
efn route From Marshall Tribune.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-22

ture of approximately tso00.0oo
The income TAX law which has been
IN operation durnis the past two
years become inopera,lse on Jsly 4,
upiees a new income tax law ls poss-
cd. or the present lax is reenaetei
there Riii BE- no Income tas Tor
the year 1920. uuquostionsbly the
most prosperous year IN the history
of the Island.
The Unionist leaders are far more
concerned regarding the attitude OF
the new governor on appointments In
the departments than they are with
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-22
NIN int LIGHTS
di IDE TIL WAY

Mayor Pollard snd fhe civ eom
missloHof are % be- commented to-
placing The LARGE electric lights or
The new bridge si The foot % r.sl
son street The lighting system q
that roiul was lnatai'ed hy the ruh
ne Service company Many comment
have boen nnlo and thew afe s'l
favorable
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-22
Houston Ku Kiux
Picked Up a Ring
err In this Case

Houston. Teas. June PIT hey
nutf have gotten the wrong man
This was the commant today o.
N Naeilaneky. old clothes sales
man. VINO last night vas picks 1
Up % street corner and whisked
away 10 ~ automobile. Shortly
afterwards. he wa given hls car
fare and released re was not
moieated.
They gave one look ~ me- when
they got a good chance and turned
me loose" he stated.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-22

Harry D1uEhsr;y. AGED 80 iiv 8
On the Teeigr farm near Marshal
committed snicice BY shooting Ha
come 10 Logan county from Frsuklir.
West Virginia ter days aEo Fe
was cespo-dert over me desfs &.
hif wife. The deceased ieff ! ro'
asking that the chforen be retarnc3
10 virginia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-22
TOT RiSI TRAFFIC IN
AGAIN IN ~ IBIO

Pueblo. Colo June - Ai res
irieiions on tourist traffic through
Pueblo were lifted today by ihe
military authorities The ac ion was
taken a. The request of city authors
ties Passes silli sfe required. how
ever. 10 be on The streets of the city
between dark and daylight
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-22
ONE RAILROAD PUTS
orr PAYING DIVIDENDS

Philadelphia. Juoe The diret
tors of fhe rilsbufgh cioelnnatl
chlcaeo and st Louis rallload
pennsylvania railway euds diary west
of piitsburg today decided 20 post
pono consideration of tbe regular
dividend until later ia tho year
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-22
COLORADO FLOOD FUND

The Leader will close the Colorado
food fund, Wednesday Responses
70 appeals c. the rood sufferers have
not been very generous in Oklahoma
u Okishoua City only si1e pss col
lectsd. In Cuihrse tie appeals sho1i1
re answered more generously. On
"Wednesday The Leader will close the
fund and turn the subscriptions 70
the Red Cross. TIE subscription iis'
is a follows.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-22
IRISH BATTLE AGAIN
ON SrRErTB or BELFAST

Heifash. Jnae "a rhef police IN
the upper Fails als'rlel " 'hti city,
hearing firing ~ hai area today
pursued eight men they suspected
and captured three " lhHm who Nefe
found 70 have ammunition 10 their
possession.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-22
lois
Musi Be
CLrbed


fuiss. laes ~ Hgeeial eeanssi
haa beer employed ~ tNe Aaslsnsl
Asaoelattoa Tor shs Advancement ~
Calvvea people. ~ ala le pveAesssieT
- the auiisy ansa WHlse % nsssks
who ss~rs Responsible faf re FseeHs
eAem rsnsa In faism. u wAs learned
to-day. "a fsp m4ge thaa 20 iHalst
ueass nav. nseu reformed ~ 10
grand hurry.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-22
AMERICAN WOMAN LEADS
~ TENNIS GAME

Wimbledon. Eng. June y Mrs
Nolia Biursfedt Mallory. American
womsn's singles tennis champion. de-
feSter Mrs Arthur G Gree 60; s In
todsys round of the Brstisa grass
court lawn tenais championship
tournar ent here
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-22
Indian May
Appear In The
SfiHman Case

Vunkers ~ " ture ff~s
Courssl AZ Afs. A u sellwan
IN her divorces sult bFauuns ~
her banker husband. declined IA
DAY q eoesrssns or asrastsvs 81
enc % shslf nun,hsf fcf Nansrsai
rhsf would neither confirm mar
day report that he would sreh
e. brieo Assk Pred nsAu~als. -
dian pulds named "a GO eapona
pNd 90 testify far Are aslllsmar.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-22

Mr.. and MrS. Feiix Adler wiIi leave
Friday evening for an extended vrfn
rsr outing They viii visit = n1m
Der % the northern states and whiis
away wiII spens sometime with thciF
daughter Bertie and family u Gran
Forkk. Dakota
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-22
DIVORCE DEGREES

Divorce feerees have been granted
BY judge chafie4 srseh - ,Ae cases
cf coctrahaa - rn-trshan and
Ethel A'lTn - Hpssell Al'ea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-22
KING AND ouHnH ARs
on WAY TO sAFErT

Belfast. June 4e Kins George and
queen Mary departed from Belfast
IN perfect aafay at I O'Clock the
afternoon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-22

Martin Hardware store viii closs
the store Thursday morning aud ra-
main closed until The invoice of
the merchandise is finished.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-22
j. HARRY ERrLE TO

REFEREE BIG FIGHT
Jersey City. ~. - june y -.
c Harry Ertis d Jersey City today
WAS formally selected BY the New
Jersey 0>ate boxing Commission as
referee for the Dempsey csrpentie-
boxing July 2ns.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-22

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-22
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