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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-10-21
PRINCE ALBERT TOBACCO.

The Sentinel directs the attention
of it's readers to the advertisement OF
Prince Albert Tobacco in this issue
Smokers all know of the quality of
Prince Albert and they know that il
makes just as enjoyable a smoke in
cigarettes as it does in a pipe. Prince
Albert is manufactured by R. J. Rey-
nolds Tobacco Co., one of the strong
est companies in the tobacco industry
in the entire country.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-10-21

The Grenada Motor Co., A. j. Nc
Casln, proprietor, handles the ForC
cars. This gentleman was the Pic.
neer in automobile dealing in Gre.
NADIA. He has made a success of it
but he is one of those characters who
is not satisfied with the past success,
he is striving for more, larger and
better ones. 1t is out of the aim and
ambition of such men that the big
enterprises Of the world are made to
go. This Company has a force of
excellent workmen and will take care
of Cd repairs promptly.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-10-21
KIRKMAN ITEMS.

Mr.. Richard Koonce who has been
sick for some time, is improving.
Mr.. Thomas Kendall, of Cascilla,
moved in the H. j. Kirby house.
Mr.. Pat Jacks, who is going to
school at Kilmickel spent Sunday
at home.
Preaching and Sunday school at
Kirkman school house next Sunday
at 3 P. M.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-10-21
HOUSTON.DINKINS

Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Houston, of
Charleston, Miss, announce the en-
gagement and approaching marriage
Of their daughter, jas. to Mr.. job
Weems Dinlins, of Cleveland, Ms.
the wedding to take place in NoY<m m
Der.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-10-21
TO CORRESPONDENTS:
Please mail your items so As to
reach US on Tuesday Of each week.
The Grenada Sentinel.


reach us on Tuesday Of each week.
The Grenada Sentinel.
Mr.. j. Cook left Thursday night
For Jacksonville, Fla, where he will
visit Mr.. Dave Watson and family.
He will go to other points in Florida
and be absent several weeks.
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Cook, Of Greenwood was
. guest this week of his brother, Mr..
J. Cook.
Say you saw it in The Sentinel.
Mrs. H. Winborn, of Victoria, Tex
Is, stopped over on her return home
from a visit elsewhere and spent sew
eral days with Mrs. J. T. Keeton, her
sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. F. Lawrence were
called t o Greenwood Sunday because
of the illness of their son, Mr.. E.
Lawrence and his wife who we're suf-
fering from an acute malarial attack.
Ar. Lawrence returned Monday but
Mrs. Lawrence remained over for
several days.
DR.. c. NJ. Ship was an agreeable
Grenada visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. w. D. Salmon spent several
days the first part of the week visit
ing at the home of her husbands
sister, and brother, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
d. Brown, at Coffeeville.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Proudfit and
their baby boy left Monday to visit
Mr.. Proudft's married sister at Col
umbus and incidentally 10 be present
at the ''home coming" in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. York, of Charles
ton, were visitors in the City Beau
tlful the past weekend, the guests of
their son, Mr.. Frank S. York and wife,
on Line Street.
Mrs. T. H. Weir returned last Mon
day at noon from a months visit in
Elaine, Ark, the guest of relatives.
Mr.. Weir met her in Memphis and re-
fy,rpad homo with har /
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Grizzle have
had the pleasure Of a visit from Mr..
Grizzlies mother from Amory who
was their guest at their lovely home
on Margin Street.
Mrs. Claud Hall and two of her
charming daughters, Misses Louise
and Clarice, left Wednesday morning
IN their car for Jackson to spend the
rest of the week there attending the ]
Mississippi State Fair. They were
accompanied by Miss Katherine Or Y
mar who has been visiting Mrs. w. a.,
II. Whitaker in Grenada and who will
remain in Jackson for some time as
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Otto
Williams.
Miss Mary Knox entertained a few .
of the ladies of Grenada most de-
lightfully at rock last Wednesday I,
at her home on Line Street. +.
The game was enjoyed by all the :
guests and the refreshments were de-
iicious. The party was in honor of '
Mrs. w F. Martin. I
Next Tuesday, Wednesday and q
Thursday are Fair Days. =
Mrs. j. l. Weed is visiting her d
daughter, Mrs. ]. A. Fielder in Lexa, +
=
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-03
III kiiiltlIsN ~ Ga FIiIIliI~
u,nItit>. pAil~u>s

usMAf Amlah MTirkassu. " gaHae hs
aea vlss lgaflie nusnhssh an.s 4
feushief nf NFa ism tthson. wmeu
Hafrsa fhr ilse eoanssy hamn "
~ ana Na ! uhaan mal saturday
sseHns VI kllliaFn. ofnssafsas
Tina feaas taaple as.esf H. maxi (
'aslf ans ia farm "a somAehs
ssani
wiltAas Warner - lhssils Oaia.
hsms ana Nf b & tiara~tsk ~
lfpwun tsreY Ngaaaarl ~efu mar
fieA iHe residences ~ J VI Kli.
ieru 'aN eiy Dn russsias af,sys.aa.
fnef ~ii reelAe Va laraila where the
srnam 20 tusinsas
Mf Nassfi 4. yrv,era aua Mlss
YerW ilndsea both ef OAhlsma
rff teaaoi themselves 10 eulhTs
oa Wednesday afierweeu procured
mssfaes ilaenAe aaa werr married al
fee fsHiea,a ~ . VI Miihou aAstar
~ Use thflfan .hafrh They nHi
fes'te II usRhaHa CITY. ekefa ths
sfnam hotis rnsf.ant.hln poallloa
NHa tn elecfflesi samraHs
W feo q TsfloF 81 Abplsson.
Wisconsin ani ilas Stella w1lsen.
~ Fnis uklthens. armed wiih ta~
rfsfer document rrsseafea thsmaei
sea before } " kilbofp paqier 81
me elvlatan ehafsh yesterday after
noau af aat wefe promptly
made eae After a mpafh or homer
HaH travelling they wll 30 a. boma
80 s1t afstef sfffst. Arpielaa. Nla
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-03
KNIGHTS OF THE GRIP
ACQUIRE BUSINESS HERE
ID 5 Henricks and Il X Peterson
Take Over New York Hard.
ware Stock: Take Pos.
session Friday

Friday mornsnF the New Yota
Hardware conilany located on the
corner ~ Oklahoma and snd strcef
IN the headies building opened Aaai.
ness under the management - Mas.
s"rs p 3cnricks and f Il pessr
son who purchased the ore Yr4a
lAen Morris and re opened fhe d..or.
after several DAYS taking an invoice
henricks and Peterson are Ola elit
PENS q Guthrie and need no Intro.
aaet'on @ The trade of Logan county
boA have heen travelling for the
io~nley Metal and Hardware com
pony of kan-ss CITY and have made
their home IN cathrie for o.~e
twenty years Mr Henrlcks VII
bake charge 81 the business White
Mr. Peterson VIII stin continue on the
road
The New York Hardware il he
pfoH""r hardware store IN Gnthr,a
WIS started The first day nv
Nnndy and brick building was ost
w with a publ'c hall above Nuu
af Hall where ihe first dances
We're gwen and puhlic gatherings
took place The building s,nl stans /.
90 ne north side q Oklahoma ave-
nao' east q the Herd Wa,olesaie cro.
Gerry oomrany 4 o Farquharaon and
Ha'k Morris bought Nundy out and
ran The business for many wears AZ
'"rwaris Farqfharson sold his half 10
Morris sud embarked in The elo<a-
INK business. ana Morris ran i ue
70 the time of his death Don Morris
succeeded his father. aad the house
Aas had q popularity in l.ogan county
al' these years IT'S reputation Ike
4 gold dollar rs sound and stable
ihe present owners being old ev
perieneed hands In the business viii
STU further spread i's GOOD rennsa
uon They know Guthrie ana beheve
n rs future
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-03
WHAT Tucked OVER
WIRE DURING DAY

New Noft 1''e national assoc
eAWno iaf ihe aasaupeMsns pf ul
oseA neoplo laapea sssemrai
sHar strsM 81 siehi nesveA wn
afised nefs ana staea ihsN Nara
farsi io ree fem os'ateH'a 81
gsaee 8 warnings thes alleged hst
.''A f" w " W
N'''' f"7 :" 'n' Ns'"
'a'' w - NfN'''ks
oAmMees caset "a paass nth
iaars ssla ,he ssof..a laf aeafas
ia me Naisanaa sssa laiion ~ t,a
aA4aae sment i ealossa peoqis 81
sighl nses~s uese smtrss u,as S.
s,aes ia.A never tssn ,.sset ugon
tselr doara ,elihs tsan ~ lease. aat
chat the .f,rsrs psfe tsd m.uly 4.
gA'n sfmg~'A} ipf 10 fe'siefs
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wAs lr 'he Aaaa. of ihr iNeompsi
eut men huslle fn ihe sa'e " U.s.
efumeuf Ships Neeanee lhat puaa
pag fher iohH wt a' esbieNte
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-03
OPEN AIR SERVICES.
WEST SIDE VI. T.. CHURCH

The West Side Guthrie Meshodsat
'hp'seoral church has arranged ayala
tor their very popular outdoor eva.
nine services These eervice. will
be held a. the rear Of the church
building and people in automobile
can drive np and remain In thei-
cars Benches and chair are proylJ.
~ Tor the rest The FIRST of these
services win ~ held Sunday evenln1
ai 500 p m. with an illustrated IA
dress on The Challenge Of Africa
Everyone Is invited.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-03
Millions
Wasted
InStrikeS

tsae ua lsAa n 5ass
hNls faf mase snas 50 pss ~ n
fhs eete "a la4es1si assea
sbHa q ,&aslax saagma aansai
f~sss g gne esiiee. ssa siseed
b. sas avaf 81 ne mAaaf eat aa4
vs., ibsa er ssas a Aaer AZ
lAhsw tselsFsa vvsst - shA Awsri
ta kusieaeYlAN geang8a quaimglte@
eu stimmaHaN eg saNa ia gusla4grY
WAas eabls tpssf ae me~gipx ss
ha eaaaa ssmaiys haAra Tns
ase'm sae WA sppelated hy ttaeb~st
fl#ase meseGAFr ~ ammafea
rha feeeFt ahaweA Thai saa mafasa
at auvmsafmwat sassAaaisa ~ maFe
.hso milea mem ahas bilsioaa a
deAsfs seFs slel 40 10 lale aanlp
mrni faai hish iAhef tafn4snf sas
feasn .aIst ~ oa~ * ne eam
pete~l sessea Aaa lhAs wsaia af
ilme ans rH~fss ASA HansY tAMasA
iss'Nalalas anl sstlmaipa ana pl4a
d nasl4lns faass faa lnia mlllluaa
anauelf
hWh smaaevy sat emplsYps W.
stfi,N Hutput il wes sala NNlh labor
and aelial sgs bisms4 ~ sslWinr
sbeRes tal hs Annaal u#ars ghruawh
saat# os aalllfts vs. waea ,ham Is
mash les hAe puQalaflY sappasaa
Ffam fupf "a rive mllilea soyAeFa
ssfa Als Aaflaa lAnaseg ana Fph
usff af lhn feAe ia igsi hAlf
hilfne aellAFs wAl hn tss he eaaes
ia fhs hHllalnw sfaaas Is wna said
AafHpeiae msshlnsfy 10 ahfAia eaa
8Haous lagnfmatluu spnaagalam ~
eneioHmea conditions shfoashaak
he oauatrr q tstiaFsd usgesaasy M
ihe rspofs
Msaas faf regulating rmplaymeat
in enc rFinelpsl Industries eefa w.
ss4 aaa uaiiepwlsa plan - co.
vpefailua hefenea lhe aessrumsat.
feaaglnusd aa lA9a 80
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-03
SaberS OF Turks
Red With Blood
OF ArmenianS

london. Jure 3.--rhc Athens
correspondent "a the Exchange
Telegraph says. under date o.
Thursday that coustansinopie re-
poras tell of nr~ frsgbsiui nassaefes
o. Christians az Sanasuu1 and Tfc
blxond. on the nlack Sea coast of
Armenia The streets are stre~H
with bed es of GREEKS. he adda
Many shops in the two cities
have been faosacked. according 20
the reports reaching Athens An
American destroyer has arrived A.
samsvra 70 protect the Americana
there Il Is added
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-03
NEGRO LEADERS SAY
lRRE EspopNst6LE BLACKS
TO BLAME

Tulsa. June - okiahoma National
snsrdamen IN ecntroi ~ Tulsa ETY.
and county since Wednesday iaorn
ina when they restored order af.er
several hours of race roting and
incendiarlsm which cost thlriy lives
and property loss of one million fyia
hundred thousand dollars, win be
Withdrawn late today. unless some
nntowasd lncidsn: makes their re-
teniion here NECESSARY Work of re-
lief and rehabilitation and OF inresll.
cation OF the ouibreax will be len
to regularly constituted local officers
and special eommi'.ee of seven
civic leaders
DefmHe plans for alienation Of
the Immediate suffering of the ,hous.
ands of negroes rendered homeless
hy the iorching of iheir Aomes had
taken shape today and the special
committee looked in.o plans sor flx
ihk me responsibility for the ont.
break and bringing the ring leaders
10 punishment.
Az ihe same time rumors that
radical leaders among the negroes
some being he worst elemen, and
some Intelligent lesders. cansed ,he
rsoi, began % take tangible form
with the statements of O. W Gnrley.
one of Talsa's wealthlest negroes. ]
NJ. Atkinson. police commissioner
aud Barney G Leaver. wealthy negro
peace officer The combined STATE.
ments of the three men tend 70 in
dicate that FOR some time negroes
have been preparing Tor race trouble
aud tha. the first shot az the county
building Tuesday night. when white
men who planned to take from san
Dick Roland 10 year old boot black
charged with attacking white wo-
man. was fired by crazed negro.
who VAS known 10 the Officers IA
a confirmed narcotic
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-03

Never try to predict what Okla
hona weather or woman will do
next.
This is one of the msxims Of
Alfalfa Bill" Marray. "the Sage of
Tishomingo. . md perhaps Oklahoma s
best known philosopher
And his mandate IS accepted
For, many years ago-but not 50
many after all--the most popular type
of feminine beauty was the "erino-
line girl She was a shy, bInsbing,
sweet young thing, who wore panta-
leftes, hoop-skirts, and artificial
daisies on her hat.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-03
Zeee Stares Word Chooses Fappes With Natural Compexons

powdered. their eye lashss were
shaved. ihey were artificial hot house
beauties even though moy ~ them
did cone up from n ribbon counter Ia
department store. or ffom bslahd a
cash register in cafe
Took Country by Storm
The result The girl show took the
country. And an the girls were og the
artificial Dresden doll type And
enough III them married into the
wealth aud soei,ty 10 keep the al.
vanfaees Of rogue. powder aud lip.
sticks we'll before the eyes Of all
feo.tl,. 4aa -. pa.. a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-03
Whisky Extracted
From Sealed Bottles,
Water Substituted

New Orleans. June s.--oas.
ernWens agents here today en-.
aeavored 70 asssrm,ns ho~ 2 400
eaarss % WHISKY - a we'll kua~n
brand ~As ehanesa into water
sSsssle being Transported from
benoed warehouse % steamer ser
shipment % Central Ames.x4a
ceantries.
cusssFus officials say the cen.
s'annent Vas lessed en q truck
ard si'as . leakage la one Bottle
led 70 a closer serstlny which re
vealed shss the cot re- shipmsnf
~aa water nos whisky.
Complaints from latin Amer.
lean countries came also that
other shipments q water have
1ed the agents ,o believe shct arc
on the trait q huge whisky
conspiracy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-03
BIG RAILWAY CASE
BEFORE JUDGE C0TTEnlL
conncway. Former Guthrie
Banker Hea Day In Court
and Wirs Case pank
rapiey Matter Up

Tia Ar m se fesss eat "a
Auit q Il ennn.nas faFnat auih
Ht banker ~ Hsafa 8 aeAa Il
Kansas rendered ssaste, Il fa,af
iof cunn.NaY Ths su8 wa4 aver
flAe NeaQs of purw hYss laifia e.Nse
way purchased gsuW saN.f wA4.h
were declared t4hesa aiaY ,.v tAa ssat.
cattle inman.toe fhNsa eAtsln aA.,
the balance "a the hers n X
uamanes given hy she mr. waa sAao
Tharefay "a oresrst .,.4.. a.a.t...s sa /.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-03

Peoria llls June Town officials
a. Washington, rfhandale and Farmt
dale we're no. able 20 make an ap
pfoxiiuafe estimate foday u she dam
age caused by the cioudbursi which
sent hundreds of persons from their
homes wheu Farm Crees Southeast
q Peoria. oeeffloeed Hs banks last
night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-03
COUNTY AID ASKED ON
DELINQUENT AUTO TAX

b +. Clark. state highway com
missioner. Is calling on county com
miss'oners over the state 10 assist
the highway departments in the col.
lection OF 100000 automobile license
fees. delinquent CLARK recommends
that each board Of commissioners
designate two men to act as special
officers
II counties cooperate. Clark de
clares they will expedite thelr own
road building projects, as 20 per cent
Of funds coEeIed rs returned to
them. a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-03

II you never gazed upon one Of this
species iur nbaek the pages Of your
family album. Yon'll see them pie.
tured in all their full blown glory.
His Own Idea
A slim young Russian walked the
gay white way on Broadway. New
York His name was Florenze Zieg
field. Jr.
lie had an idea all his own about
the show he was starting
II was the first show IN the world 70
put the emphasis on girls. girls. girls.
He careo nothing for the plot Of the
show. little for the music. and little
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-03

more for The principals of his east
bat the chorus. the girls. there BE-
showed his mastery.
lie was a nataral picker Of chick
ems Broadway awoke from iis
bored Indifference and rubbed i's eyes
This was what il had been looking for
And the Ziegfeld girls went over
big. They invaded the sacred ranks
Of the -Four Hundred hy marriage.
They did the same thing 10 stolid Wall
street. They even broke into the roy
atty Of European countries.
And FIo's girls were not Of the
"ef;nolinen type They were rouged,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-03
Ial IIIIsiI t>D tNi~ti\I
10 JON IN CELEBRATION

A Joint tlh Of Jaly celebration Ia
which Crescent city Marshall sH
laud0. Muihall and r0yie Will Join
with Guthrie. has been arranged
The celebration VIII be 0f the OLD
time Kind. flrewofts aud ali the
trimmings A matched bali Kame bes
tween Guthrie nine and Creseent es.F
team viii be played IN the after
noou A there ~ great rivalry be-
tween the .wo teams. a fsst aud IN
terea,ing game will result
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-03

Washington. June 2 James .
Maher. clark of .he ruiicd states
supreme oourg since 1914 died a.
Georgetown hospital today fpiiowins
sn operation Mr. Maher has been
connected with the court continuously
since 1866 when be waa taken On a.
the age % n. as page
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-03
Grspes Are Han

San Francisco June q, ming
prices on wine grapes for this year
have been So. at sso 20 $50 . ton.
compared with So to ESQ = ton IN
pre- war prohibition days by the
California Grape Growers Exchange
This represents an Increase II $40
ton for grapes With hish colored
juice and Of s. ton Tor other vari
eties.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-03
PLASTERERS MAKE POOR
CONTRACT; QUIT JOBs

Pasierers on the Farmers State
Bank building threw down the'r
trowels, Tuesday, and "walkedont
The boys. five in number. boaries
the train the next morning for Gnih
RE. They decided that they could
not make any money 81 the price
they contracted 20 do the work
A cement floor Is being put IN the
entire first floor OF this big build
ing Marshall Tribune.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-03
iiisniNtiION Oi' WAR
WIN sI.IMiNl N ~It.IiI

"sshlnafon, june The hoass
fofs ~ snsirs Committee ~sih Den
oefat'e nsmbess aisssntioa voted
today % report ne Porter sesoln.isa
Tor termination - ths state ~ar BE-
s~esn tHe Uni.sd ssatss and 1sf
many ard Aosies ltsnaafy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-03
BERRY CROP IN LOGAN
IS UNUSUALLY LARGE

Some peaches. raxed in kpFan
county are on the market toda y The
berry crop Is large and the prise
within reason. The berry crop in
the south part OF the state e report-
ed TO be the largest ever raised.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-03
-FOUR consrAeLEs KILLED
~ DUBLIN TO-DAY

Dublin. June -Four consiahles
were killed and i've wounded in am
ambush by gwo hundred civilians at
ten O'Clock This morning In KgIebeE
cross. near Borrlsesane. County Tlp-
perary. says an official statement is-
sued here to-day
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-03

Topeka. June Charges tha.
nnion men are being laid off BY
the Santa Fe system in an effort to
replace them with non union workers
were made In a telegram sent todas
10 Samuel Gompers. President OF The
American Federation OF Labor BY ".
z. Freeman. President Of the Kan
sas Federation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-03

Cheyenne. Wyos June , Trapped
upon wooded island in the North
Platte river near Bridgcpor.. Neb
Abraham saulslto and Felipe Blanco.
wanted here on MURDER charge.
today surrendered 70 a deputy sheriff
who swan TO tho island with a pistol
10 his teeth
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-03
BOARD DC DIRECTORS. c.
o. G. MTgr ronloHr

nl,setan u the eiamlsr or con-
msrce Sill meet fhis Friday. algbf
ni sharp g will - an Important
i0ee nd ani vgll plan some things
sblsh mas. he disposed of o. the
ron meeting Of all members on nast
Naataf nixhf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-03
.. l. HlRscsi Is
BUtLoiso FiaE aGslorncg

: I. liIfsehl s FHll1lnk ) len F0om
residence property % Cleveland ave-
nus. facing fhe Nes Masonic ealasa
fai 1hieh @lli be- shea fiuished Que
n the sho. places ~ ne city
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-03
SCHOOLS At Marshall
CLOSED soa SUMMER

City schools u Marshal e'osss lor
The sHmmsf Yesterday The school
year waa very successful une ac
eoraing 20 the ss,tosl hosrf'a rceort
Seventeen we're sraanaied
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-03
BAPTIST WILL CLOSE
REVIVAL EERE ToNion-

The revival On the west side con
aueted BY the First Baptist chnre n
VIII come 20 Gloss tonight Yoa
arc invited 10 this last meeting. Coo
room Miss Mary Johnston Will
sing.
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lAsr nAlf rAxts

pug JUNE 18TH
u you hase pos alreaay paid tn
last half q your 'asos. better DO -
before the isfh The peaalsy eosa
on after TIA, aats.
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Race Riot
Planned
By.Backs


Oklahoma CITY. june s--Marshai
is~ viii be lifted in Tulsa this attsr.
noon. Il Was announced a, the offgce
OF coserner Robsrssen shortly before
neon. The announcement said the
governor had not flsed the exact
time, but that u would be before
Moor.
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WEATHER

New Orleans. La, June 3-To-
night and Saturday partly cloudy
probably scattered thunder showers
cooler tonight
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Children
Taught
AnarChu

New Yoyk. lane several deea
mems sakey ffem osfleial iioisAss is
publications describing The eenai
tlons undeg whish ehilassn are ~
lng in Russia uhAet The holshssla
r~gma are maae eahlgg bs a } saeA
nifes tor 90 she Russian Information
basvsa Vi ihe United States. regees
enslnn la tbs coualrs she RaahlAn
aemosFaIle ansA lsoiaAeslst fefVea
The RED Card Program
rae nolshetlsf pfoKram with fr
eard so she children of Russia eas
formulated. according 20 Mf SasA.
rxxle cimmgsAfs l-llna a she
s0uisrencs "a Public Kduea,son held
ia MoSooe Tho ofi.elal nagaalne u
the commissarlal oi isabile Edaea
slon. Nafodonoye frostiesohenio
,Iopulaf kdusatlonl No 4 quotes
inlnA a. saying as ,hls ,enfefcuce
"W'e have io create uua 81 the
yoang generation 81 Communists
we mast make real sood Communists
OF shc children. for lhey. ilse wax,
Arv easily moulded We MUS, remove
The children from hn pcfulsious ~
aaenee 81 'he family We mus, reg
lister ,he children or, lel vs. speak
plainly. nationalist them Thus thes
VIII from lAe segy a'art remaln under
ils beneflelal Influence 81 comMan
Is. ksudsrarlens and sehosls Here
they viii absorb the aiphAhsi q
Communism Here thex wlil graA
az to be real Communists a'he com
pei the mother 20 surrender her fhaA
70 us, ia he Soviet state shat is tie
practical task before uA"
Thus Soviet institutions for child
ren were established The report of
ne Soviet Inspection Tor February,
ttoutinued ON Page 81
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Mems In Brief


Five KILLED
Bloomington. MS June 2 Five
parsons have been Killed hy ilghinlae
within the immediate vicinity y
Bloomington within the iss, two DAVIS
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