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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-27
Society &.

The marriage of Miss Josephine Voor-
hees Judson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles E. Judson, to Storey NJ. Lar
kin, son of Mr.. and Mrs. L. +. Larkin,
Of Franklin. was solemnfzed quietly to-
day, at noon, in the home of the bride
parents, 1888 North Illinois street, the
Rev. James NJ Stanley of Christ Church
reading the service, before an altar com
posed of palms, ferns and floor baskets
of pink roses. A program Of bridal mu-
sic was played during the ceremony by
a harpist. Miss Jeanette Judson, sister
of the bride and Norman Metcalf were
the only attendants. The bride wore
her travelling suit of midnight blue with
hat to match and her corsage Of bride
roses Mr.. and Mrs. Larkin will be at
home after June 1, at II Whittier place.
Kappa Chapter of the N1u Phi Epsilon
Sorority will entertain with a dinner
musicale tomorrow in the clubroom of
the Metropolitan School of Music. A
business meeting VIII follow the din
ner Miss Jessamine Barley presiding.
Mrs. W. II. Hart. 651 East drive, Wood
ruff Place, will entertain the executive
committee together with chairmen Of the
other committees of the community wei
fare department of the Department Club
with a luncheon at her home, Friday.
She will be assisted in the Inequalities
by Miss Mary Hendricks Hart and Miss
Elizabeth Remy.
Mrs Alex Goodwin was elected presi-
dent of the Independent Social Club at
the meeting held Tuesday in the home
If Miss Marjorie Hunt, 2021 Ruckle
Hunt, vice president; Mrs John Larri-
son, recording secretary; Mrs. Richard
Coleman corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Hattie A Ryder treasurer; Mrs. VIII
liam H. Perkins delegate to State Fed
Grafton; Mrs. ]. F. Anderson, alternate
Mrs. w H. Spencer, delegate to the local
council; Mrs. II. w. Tevebaugh, alter
nate; Mrs. p. ]. Clarke. delegate for the
Seventh district; and Mrs. O. r. Scott,
alternate. A luncheon was served pre-
ceding the election.
Members of the alumnae chapter of
Alpha Omicron Pr entertained with a
luncheon In the Sphinx Arms today In
honor Of Mrs. Norman j. McCausland of
Providence, r. l.. grand president OF the
sorority. Covers were laid for twenty
gests. A basket OF red roses, the sorority
flower, formed the centerpiece for the
table, single blossoms marking the places.
Mrs. McCasland gave a short talk con-
corning national sorority affairs follow
ing the luncheon. Mrs. w. T. Mcdonald,
president of the local alumnae chapter,
presided, introducing the honor guest.
Frank c. Jordan, chairman OF the fire
prevention committee OF the Chamber OF
Commerce, will tell of the astonishin 8
results done by the Cincinnati commit
tee in that city and outline the preten-
tious plans for indianapolis at the din
ner meeting of the Woman's City Club
in the Chamber of Commerce Saturday
evening.
Mrs. George Tomlinson. $50 Drexel ave-
nue.. was hostess for the meeting Of the
Inter Nos Club this afternoon. Mrs. o.
NJ. Pittenger gave a talk on THE Test
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-27
Miss Tudor to Give
Recital TOnight

A recital will be given tonight In Tudor
hall by Miss Elizabeth Tudor, soprano,
of Brooklyn, n. Y, assisted by Mrs. Ben
Jamin A. Richardson, Miss Frances b.
Spencer and Miss Ruth Elizabeth Muir
ply of this city. Rudolph Heyns Will
accompany Miss Tudor. The numbers
will include PLUS De Tournaments
(Massenet), Glare Selve" CHandeD, zone
Fine Day" (PuccinD, Miss Tudor; Magic
Fire Scene" (Wagner Brassin), Mrs Rich
ardson; "Orpheus With His Lutte" MAN
ney), My Love Is a Muleteer" (Di No
gero), Sinner, Please Doan Let Dis
Harves' Pass" Swing Low, Sweet Char
lot" (Burleigh), 20. Ma Byddai'n Haf a
Hyd" (Davies), Miss Tudor; 'Orientale"
Cub, Chant Viennois'' (Kreisler) i,
"Adagio from I'D Minor Concerto"
Cvieuxtemps). Miss Murphy and Miss
Spencer; THE Kerry Dance" (Molloy),
"Blackbirds' Song" (Scott), Come Unto
These Yellow Sands" ia Forge), The
Little Cares" brewery and The Winds
in the South" (Scott), Miss Tudor.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-27
.LOganspOrt to Have
Red Cross Conference
Enecial to Thu TimAa-


LOGANSPORT, Ind, April T.-Red
Cross chapters of the counties of Benton,
Carroll. Fountain. Fulton, Howard, Jas
per, Lake, Marshall, Miami. Newton, Por-
ter, Pulaski. st. Joseph. Tippecanos,
Warren and White will assemble here on
Wednesday, May 4, for a regional con-
ference.
Invitations have been extended to three
representatives Of each chapter to attend.
1t is estimated that over $50 Red Cross
workers, including some Of the most
prominent officials of the State, will be
in the city to attend the conference.
Among the leading chapters that will be
here and whose officials will take part
on the program formulated, are the ia st
Chicago chapter, Gary chapter. Indiana
HarbOr chapter, Whiting chapter, La
Porte chapter. Michigan City chapter and
the Hammond chapter
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-27
O. X. $1O0,OOO Plans
for Lincoln School
Special to The Times.

Special TO The Times
LOGANSPORT, Ind, April 27-Plans
for the erection of a 100000 school build
ing at the town of Lincoln, twelve miles
southeast of this city have been ap-
proved and will be submitted to the
State board of education. The establish
ment of this building will accommodate
the students of four minor schools now
located in the vicinity
The new structure will be built OF
brick and will include an auditorium
and gymna SUM. 1t is forecasted that
the work will be started as soon as the
summer term comes to a close Four
schools of the county, the Seven Foot
schoolhousa. the Shawnee schol, the Fair
Oaks school and the present Lincoln
school building Will be eliminated with
the construction of the new building.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-27

and Measure of Our Culture" followed
by round table discussion led by Mrs.
e. A. Brown.
Mrs. Fl. A. Grassland, 4005 Broadway,
entertained members of the Home Eco
nomics Club this afternoon. Mrs. Will
liam Gage Hoag gave talk on Modern
Refrigeration" and Mrs. Charles Scholer
reviewed lesson 20 on "Batters" with a
demonstration conducted by Mrs. Frank
Anding and Miss Ruth Walden.
Mrs Ella Duthie 3747 Park avenue,
will be hostess for the business meeting
of the Mothers Correspondence Club, to
be held at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-27
Drunk Fined

Special 10 The Times.
LOGANSPORT, Ind, April 27.-Robert
Fuller, 4s. Of this city was found guilty
on a charge Of intoxication in police
court, fined IS and costs and sentenced to
serve a pending sentence of 1S5 days at
the Indiana State Farm by Judge James
West Two other charges Of violating the
liquor law against. him are pending.
Fuller was found guilty on a charge
Of assault and battery Ave months ago
and was fined 500 and costs and given a
sentence OF 100 days. He paid SIS Of the
fine and, upon his promise to pay the re-
mainder, the sentence was suspended His
failure to make good his promise and his
recent misdemeanors led to the actions
Of the court.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-27

A group OF violin numbers by Miss
Hilda Kirkman of the Sphinx Arms will
be feature OF the reception to be given
this evening by the Local Council Of
Women for the members Of the board of
the National Council of Women, in the
ClaypOOl Hotel Miss Kirkman is an
instructor of violin in the Metropolitan
School Of Music and member of the
Municipal orchestra. She was concert
master Of the symphony orchestra OF
Indiana University last year when she
was attending the university. She Is a
member Of the Mu Phi Epsilon Musical
Sorority. She will be accompanied by
Mrs. Edward Naylor.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-27
All! EPSON SALTS
LIKE LEMONADE

You can now buy real epson salts with
out the awful taste and nausea, by ask
ing your druggist for a handy package
OF "Epsonade Salts" which looks and acts
exactly like epson salts, because It Is
pure EPSON salts combined with fruit
derivative salts. giving 1t the taste OF
sparkling lemonade.
Take a tablespoonful IN a glass OF cold
water whenever you feel bilious, head
achy or constipated. "Epsonade Salts" is
the much talked OF discovery Of the Amer
lean EPSON on.-Advertisement.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-27
High School Man
Writes Textbook

HARTFORD CITY, Ind, April PA
Partial Survey Of the Schools of Vermil-
ion County" is the name of a textbook
written by r. II. Valentine, principal
Of the Hartford City High School and
formerly superintendent Of the Vermil-
ion County schools. The book will be
used by the school of education Of Yale
University.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-27
Muncie Students Call
Off Sympathy Strike

MUNCIE, Ind, April 27.-Muncie High
School students who left their classes on
Monday and went out on protest strike
In connection with the dismissal of Jesse
L. Ward as principal, returned to their
classrooms Tuesday morning. Leaders Of
the walkout stated that the move was
only intended as a demonstration of
sympathy for Mr.. Ward.
1t Is announced that Frank Allen Of
the Newcastle High School will succeed
Mr.. Ward.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-27
Orders Autopsy on
IllinOisan's Body

CHICAGO. April 27-Inauest into the
death of Roberth Berthold, whose body
was found in a swamp near Lemont. ILL.,.
yesterday. was postponed today pending
an analysis of the contents of Berthold's
stomach. Coroner Kingston. of Will
County, declared he believed Berthold
either ended his own life or was drowned
accidentally. He said there was no evil
'~-ne ~ murder
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-27
Reputed Gamblers
Caught in Raid
Special to The Times.

LOGANSPORT, Ind, April 27.-Nine
alleged gamblers were caught in a raid
conducted here last night by the
police authorities. Seven of the par
Elephants entered pleas of guilty and
were fined s. and costs while the
remaining two, pleaded not guilty
and their trials have been set for next
Saturday afternoon.
1t Is reported that over $1,000 was in
volved in the game at the time police
- t-~'-4 ito the room
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-27
Tenders Resignation
as Butler Director
Special to The Times

COLUMBUS. Ind. April 27-The Rev.
W. II. Book Of the Tabernacle Christian
Church here yesterday announced that
he had submitted his resignation from
the board of directors of Butler College
to the college. Mr.. Book gave as the
reason for his resignation the many du-
ties at the church here which take all
of his time.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-29
SHERIFF ROBERTSON Be
GINS CLEAN N-UP CRUSADE
One Choc Joint Yields Ten
Gallons OF Kicky Stuff
Man and Woman
Vagged

sheNtf Robertson and He araaAs i
Z an fas ,lsaAaa efusaa lat AlaAt
sent na s ln ae.ena f,aotis.
fiM ipNp naal hc sleane,l an ~ taA
ifi4sff aHa roa aedusms elensnl
saN sHsfn Roistisun toda,
panas lhe raid Wll Napl,s oe
eapYius place ~ east prfAius $50
arrested AFTER u.s. offlse haa us
esrihea q tu gallon heg containing
ntNe, lssy ana osher iplesva as
ilQiAeA Aie vA aamignst ssAsre
hsAee nplt tAs gaornng aud afteF
pi'eaius kalltf wNa anasAara fine
tf So SUD penmaaea 90 jan a. ss ge
'efm ~ i0 4sga
fhavle ls+o and nlant hs Wat
'efN questionable eiMnesefs wu
ARRESTED aud ,aReod 1Aes afu ia
eoaai} hl leaas Wairunts have
be u iseed fa number II osAors
ana a ie1 $50 frogabiy - ful over
sanday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-29
STATE To BACK NEW
PLANS FOR COUNTY ROADS
Ala'c Commissioner FaKofs Using
Sinking Fund. Witch Draws
Three Per Gent
Interest

The opnea te huy enaaty mtl
htNaa mth monay she agata aN.
~ mna = 8 he saAuggra ty ua
eiala ~ 'te s'afe biehwa4 ae..esneai
"a wai as hY laIY ana ,lt e
fpaaA efmnltaueNn lisuty apss
Fl e IA. nlaa was sssnsaa bs
i'onf' Wood state hlehuey omml
ouer
Tho siukla fana 8oN desoaltai 81
eante drawe ynlY lsr gea iutss
#h naid Weod lf ne moasy "a
Invested n county fssui lanaa Il eAA.f
asa~ flse rss Gent miefasf a. msan
aa rnan.Al conditions inmo
tfipslns thg county bapds un Is sMF
an the mAtkel tho stats SAN sat
ihen and HQaldale tia ntna4 N~sas
white ihe counties Nili hase lnmsd
Hiv heu"fli ~ lhr soaa reads erosldsa
pt 1hA huHan thef aboaay hA4n yeiel
HH poyaiuH fof smNh W4eaf
a"M n the slHknN fHnt a ~ he ti
eiilea ffei io 49, aensic assolan
u 'be maa uyu Nan sul sfuH p4a
Hpsa 'nem nlll es s4i IA hs haua
Na alll wili bs aahfniiud n lbs bui 5
Hpill affs 'he aenage haa eessa
effdiue Is lhe rian
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-29

Ixsnsisr. Jan - VIZ - the
Older genesafioa ~ae reeall tie
good old dass sheH All Saea were
sanest and ~ one profreered
uhen there wefe ~ gsrs sad TIE
world as happy j. Yeaee and
good uiii. when il siways sno~e5
at CHRISTMAS and peppermint
iezengew were fifteen for cent.
loak wifh orrow and alarm upon
ihere froat lo0s fif8e.
Whxt. We ssk. s. tie eld werid
coming 20 ftnr breakfast coffee
feAls ~ we res5 the headlines
Thnrs are very lad ia RuzNs
ard fks fr5 eafioek s. blaek
There xre pioss ard Infrig8es.
sand4ls and fegglgsaons Our
st4fesrnsn are SO longe- wss
fiey think fsrsf n fkelr fveket-
f-ook and zpDrgDrszfsoag tfa i'a~
rrovfnz fhs hzrf,or y 41dvdis
fndisnz--ftev tank last ~ tAelf
senfgy R1bE,ers haze e0me up
an ft> lznd- and another daring
dxylsg1t ro5bsry ! psrpstrztsd.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-29
GUTHRIE ARTISTS SCORE
FIRST PLACE IN CONTEST
Mss Mildred Davis and John Be
land Slgnally H0nored Ms
Thea-na Roe, Former Guthrie
Girl Also Winner

MISS &sAaret Davis end gohn BE-
lan1 q -ass c<y SCORED firs iass "a
TIE rs-ce-t rnssaeai ocnfax bal8 es
okAaaozss Fry Ard a. resu'
G4ihrie nasAc soveFt are rhsed
&iss Tselna Eos 4 formey Gufhne
gATl also vss declared p inner Is
t1e cons a
Nsnre~s ir tAe r#rr arnt3 egu.
ts=sI aave sena snnoumcad t4 Mr.
Nee : Rsrsbee & TussA. state eons
tess fas rnzs x tae O. aArr.a Fea-
crater ~ na9ssr t3uhe
They werp ywsr T.sesna cAar-
irsse Ro~ a THisa ssaan Ml1re.
Dzrm * Cusk~s teuaie vo "a
Louise WOOD q Tasa rale soscc
yaar L Be.Sna CgsArie
Toe w-zw@rw In ere state e~ntesf
W. s&ss s@rt- sn cl~wsca e0nerst
= - 1s41 "a S. Lces Nsrct 1i x
az = X aasrh uwe Oalaha-aa wl..
Eerv wsll cgzE@ss wA ~lrnsrv 70
Arkansas I1s4issana sna Msase
Tie s1nness Es tAe dAxrtes er.nsesf
NJ 70 - ~ z2.aonsi eonvertAoa 20
sn~se1s sor ussAonzl konO-s su Jzre.
s.rs RArsssse sz-0z1cet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-29
Dry" Agents Take
Kick Ont" Patents

Chicago Jan - Rainh ~
aioae, prohibition afeoiof Tor ih,s
dlssfisf Announced today shst hence
iorih alcohol deliveries viii be 81.
fused q manufacturers ~ fiys
~eiikno~n patent medicines Nun
etous other proprietary medicines
ihs manufacturer o. which sfe NJ
legged 70 have done business on a
grand ataie since ths advent ~ pf8
hiDlt9e ~ili be added ie the Hst
aoon. Nh stone said he esilma
'ed thai IN fhe lasi sls months of
1870 his offioe issued 5000 par
m'ts ~ illinois alone 70 mauufss
svfrfe ~ patent medicines 10 %.
'aln aleoho
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-29

Ho4se taeves sr~ &EztH yssy ~
ia n1-e tlnse shsz saer9.i nos@ssoa
as - sex1siea ~a~e rzNrE &ow1-
-o~s rsso-zs - re<-xe~ater fhseses
were s,ssT = - eze-e-a gzrs y ne
tsty.
II ese baAea wpra leg s4ss slxer
: A Der 2 = DaASsn ss1ry 1,o1.
Fre< B~~s. fEzssss szz zaS y a
Ezzsesrz 4. ssea zsee ~ .aissez
cenEemt@e taersae1s@u ws .4kSzg Sro-
w1sa0r& hrt.er n1x s11 srtseiee af
tzx 1ze They CEASED fae pazsrtna
Il az - 6oss~s szssse1 E1h - er-
es,rio- q ta< s~ks zz1 zzizshz-z
Eozex rnsste - gar @asrznee tsey
ssf -ar1- rzzrrs aewev@r sxrse as
~e~e ez- s-< sscka fzEzs-ersz1 Tftn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-29

Fhieh pid beeo held Ia everal
years look plaee ~ lhe Slirelali
iilesisr iof ibe purpose of TAX
ipe into confederation ne propri
CTS Of pefiilening lis majesty
ftfofge ~ 10 dieioiss from hin
egnneh forever his present an
woriif ministers sie IS Gise.
me eeuatY mfmber. aame for
satd to open he buriuefA If tie
day ife eompeneed hy stating
lhal aiiloakh very mneii nnpfe
pared 70 address 4 public meet
ing ~ ihf county he ;bon0l,t that
fhe present moment 0f sufficient
fonseqoeuee 10 call Tor the
ayowal of every mans opinion
Win bad ibe good will II bis
country Al tcarf They were aIl
ithappily to0 much aware ~ she
rreseni er Is u public affairs
They must haze seen with regret
the occurrences whbh agitaied
bf country There was of late
and there sfill continued 10 BE-
great distress throughout the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-29
COTTON GROWERS AssOC|
ALTON ENDORSED BY BANK
Genreal Manager Here Today
Local Campaign a Winning
One and Is Safely
flnaNccd

- ~ieNet ni4., sMi maH
aFsr ri ihs 0klate 5isoe Dfov
ta aseoaasAon. 1855 zliY teiag
,onlns iran the sAn hsadaaaHo
s Oklahoma CITY IS uss ele pfa
ercse y lae organization pnA i
ihis eonniY wish ih iofa e9mmfe
snd Nhlle here hela toageyeu
esln N aolmau 90 sha Flet Nauon
al hant relative lp ihe aiar % the
sseossaiion ~ me analns sn m8i
besine of me cotton eros n me pe.a
i,ers of ,he association iu Logan
county
l.redlna h1aNm sf efer fhs ~aie
sye heen suf into tho drfalis g
tlu vsrpgiaiipnN Eiaa und u0aaiWuVs
ely az eeiae tba' Il properly earifa
ea il wili af freaf .ueni. not
% the farmer memtea eai % ths
auke tee n,r hantf ana ~ enfife
canmHnsy oHa ar ~ ihem slsaa
feads % iaAe afe ~ ghe fn4ns lai
a of H ard make ur nmfy a0
sances g me m~Inbsss upon the i
n srehouse receipts Or htl's Il haine
n fasl "a she cotton it delivered as
sie warehouse 10 th' raii@ay fof
shipment
Mr Holman after carefully die
e'sssiag lhe Nele eifusiiou eth Mf
su@iey reached ihe Same eonelQki14
snd de- HFo8 hs ailllusneae la maAe
advances e. lwaf ua ia iae iaa0
talae 20 mauaef nn delivery 81 ihe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-29
WHAT Tucked OVER
TIE WIRE DURING DAY

Fai# th saslaW ~ the Nu
aW b "a eIls af lha allied saae
So asaeli eaaeA q ! 4 80 sslrA 1sia
mstau8
pqueW N reQueiie IsuNV
eeMa nas eauslefes 80 tllsf asiisa~
Ha# aa fao daslh Haalls am-a
HH ia aHEa aaao Mtaau, #ails
HaH usshie 3 aei
i'aHAteieHn william v IiFlnsa
waa aau4illna r. ehsrss ~ ssi'iaR
flme firaws ltath weee uAigHf
#tf ~ reHnalgaslA slaaenta
aian Iso haAasas~l vpeiHfis
president ~ise' llaFims 81 saAft
Wsa aN ~ Fyf laaAerda5e pesr Hefe
8ba pe isa ep sofnplH'H hAf soe
Saw n lHmi tamaffH
Hsase Kan ghe betY q y r
iiaa bf pfsslseni 81 fas FiFss Nai
aoal tsnA *aa ii@et pefs "a lBe
nah eM ~ hla hease ~Hh 4 suliet
maa e the aead A feeolyrf lsY
"a lhn rlaar naaaa affairs salts
fssia aas4ldlae ie esAmluefs
utahtma tHl3 HYas q rsFsas
faiaeh# ia neMmla#fY hevrlav ssaf
sea alla nafder ~ rnaR g eoeai
ma ilM aalsetlse January lA
fbsaTe ftsH bandits ~ aates
,p,aaies heia IS lfolef' Ferfsli Z nes-
sessese ~ Weston State baHb aad
fel,hea #la p i9ta
tiaissne tls#eri rHiar 1f ie
hled eaate N eHamm "a atsaeh
i8 Y.as nl1 s.fl e3s s.aefisl lha -
ialiy~s Nbo tsshsd q Aass blm ais
lahefliss pig,taa saslaat hlm ~ eauae
hla arrest
Wiilsahafes eaeH litaanNa -
pleslsa baaly aamasss tinted Nsaa.
eelitsi ehaffH iufiak praYef fHAr
iHr iaasi rame auiside lhe hnlid
lns
Kansas eiig ssmitm ann1er
men seaos ailon d convention pisest
- apiuDsai an Rlag,llnr ard leas
aaspla l1ns - NsseH,f kansas,
OhlaAoaa aud Af4ansna today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-29
Boy "FHe
Bug Is
Caught

Unterte~N "a 4sn 9 Aiesrs
smsth tNs - Ytae ela ssv ~ q
wealthy real estate e~asf AZ ftie
aors esenaYsara taHas tsasa
euusY ir tfImsaai toayt here ss
tAiftssn charges So atsse. sea vas
sentsMVsa 90 sseve eas less sNsn ss
~ n'aFs shaa ss Yssfs "a tNe West
en- perfsnilsfs a. Fitsaeafa
amth Nss sfseeita sesessl ~eeta
ago after ths entire ceantfy ssas
rad hsee araussa ~ tsslts ~ ~
eenalass flfee snish seuasa aamaas
sstAesassa a, en issa thae tnfea
auaetefs 81 mNNar saHaes 't
~as stated ny me AHtNeHilss lAsl
~ rad made a semelete confession
ANd seon afss0~asd tnat ths tan
fesaton had beer feputlsssd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-29
nANpLLfa nnAn cAIln

lHifaea lan f0in thAl ehn
had Np maHey iNa auimnn'a.a hsa.
al'H Hnai'bsd hahy from me S
H'H arms snd started d fieH sWh
1Ae9 kidnapping eAglou ~a eWY
abandoned whee fhe franih pnaa
gAte aH fi ehieh she tad aeaeealai
fvm ihe fobhae
ii'a ali is so BH Ali giys
Y la wH aha Va'feHtaA
Ihe u'ihff shahed llAe Wi thf
re infant e ihe afoNsn ana au.
bis fouHwalua fled % - auienHstlie
I'D" Hothai Afa uayg traeiulek
picked ap lha bruised fhil1 ASIA
wfisd thn fuhbaff fs lha aoisaa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-29

yesrs sFo lsus >oasnnr ihe
ncpt nen q hase fmilisf
ring Tie leading editorial 3a
gins
an article dafed Berlin. De-
een,ber - which apfesrs p
come frem au offirlM source
ought nof - BE- nse.ed ovef
lightly Tho sfiiele.
~ l.acoeef deals miih the sad
state ~ affairs ia ftaiY Naples
er5 ueh lik F'iume has et.
ioyfd lliiis priysfe fegoluiio0
ard al Kurope IL very much
stirred ~ abesa Il Tie Times
i,eileses that trouble is going e.
devflDD ~ ITALY aud wants Ger
many - keep or u the situation
Bot The Times Is much more cx.
cited aboui the cabinet The
CeD.nef ministers are > bod ~
they have not ne best interests u
the country - heart IN fat
On saturday laef one ~ the
most numerous ana respectable
meetings Of The County " DIoster
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-29

Stocks ar going danu. and
prices are going ~ Crime nn
employment and tho cpsi ~ liv
ing oferwheisa us Assuredif ile
World is growing wore every
dsy Thing we're not - IN the
eof1 eld time
r. prove our poinf we wiil in-
slie rou SAP 90 fbf nee .paper
room AZ the British Mueepm
warre eories of III tie London
new r~9rs since je05 ar kent
on filf SeGeef comfortable
chair. ~ itet 0n the reading
lamp. and ask The attendant =
bring yo4 the hoaHd volume d
TIE Times for 1921 II i barge
zn dheayy Foiur1e. for the Old
TfBnderev although only pr1nt.
ing four page. wss IL marh ihe
came ferfa - today
They. Too, Were
Tropbloug Times
VI oTen Al tie first psxe.
Slordsy. January ], is2l-<ew
Years morning Of an hundred
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-29
FIRST INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
IN STATE OPENS HERE
District Sc. North Of City. Il
Honored New School For
Colored Is Financed Prom
Rosenwald Fund

y a Iuke rural sssssci sus~gs set
IS rs the ooaaly TODAY inspecting tAe
separate seh.,als
The ncu .adassflsi seAoai "a Disif
- S. iust aovh - ihe CsmAf "a
river reveatss er-aef tbr,mA tha
sld ~ ghe RaseuweA luua. va aegi4
iss serm Noudss
f'his Is iae rrst ssho,s 81 tee aina e.
~ slsrsed b iao state The enaev
msui faad sor thls excellent ~eaooi eas
seurca tbeoash lhe eeforss n Nrs
cora Farrell coanis superintendent
The state pays hat anl she Re~eau ala
EnsoHmrnt sssiom paws the otsser
hair So far ysoa have been rsceg,..d
from Rosewood uheh ~ iusi one
etehih 81 lhn amoani ihai Wall glnaiA
i'e advanced Ihe fund gs iot lhr
rareosc - eaooaras'ng the oolofca
reople of tAe eoaFh ia saSinr ns in
ans'rial g.aFsults and has 80 fsf bsea
very successful in soutNern states
uaero Il has heen sraed oal One ef
ihe requirements Is sbei noi less fhsH
uNc asres a. eroand ~ senud fof
the ieeaicn ana lhai durine lhe sar
uAef nonlhs thss ground must be llies
iatenstls5N
GarieH iruck Vt arnas kiaAs pH
se rsiyea liatrci Y Ashcroft eol
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-29
Boy of 10 Kills
ASed Ardmore Man

Ar5naere, jan. 2s.--w y. Cal. =
merchant 81 provenee. a snali to~a
east ~ Aronncre was shot sra ~.
ssansly kaliee last night Theafora
Faller, ie year 90 hey - IN Carter
county JAN here eharpes WITH the
k'liiro Car ~As go years ois Ne
motive fer tire orine hss beer 81
- cut. The boys father and a
friend sNhc were WITH hsn, a the
tire q tAe shooting were also
arcuget 70 tss coursy jail