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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-16
IAiNN MERCHANT SHOULD
iOI> niIAIi. ASSOCIATION

rstallera association Is an az
Kansasieu through whhh "a mer.
ghApfH maY EXPRESS themselves 81
aH"sii0Hs ~ business and eaaumassy
welfare u u based on tha priaeiata
fhn' mnev HinY lse accomplished hy
augh.ug losalher far common puv
nese hsa ay lndiyllnnl efforts Real
A'AN lhe gfNwluR Importance og ~.
tall gfsdit thr flathrla association
maintains wei nreaaiaea credit
fasiuF bufeam aHd namhers inset
aAep Hpnih aHd cwhauae t,Ieaa
g feEasd % lhe handling Of cresllt
- na worthy persons will be dpnlal
accommodation
Eyvfy mrw hhut anil pForvaaiarat
maH lu eaihtie should BIO a uenst,sr
fhr aasoclaElan. ,hs Information
ehfalN#hle la 40 asset ID uualueas
av merchant can dispense With
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-16

Warsaw, Ind March lG-part Of the mystery 81 tic dual
disappearance Of boy friends who looked alike the finding
of the body of Of then dead railroad has
cleared AT the inquest Bourbon Mrs lyda Decker has
repuaed her Identification Of the body that her Virgil
and has been arrested and tic bod, has been identified that o
LEROY loveft
At the time the inquest held last night Virgil
Decker found Marion Ind and taken into custody Virgil
recently insured for $4,000 payable 70 hs brother Fred
and of the policies carried indemnity accidental
death which increases the total insurance TO $4,000
Decker and Lovett disappeared Friday and body
found saturday Dcker family eadfastly maintained
Nrels body until last night when Mrs Decker said she
the body her but Lovett, whom she knew well
After the inquest the returned verdict ovett
had been murdered by unknown person It. said by the
authorities that the body taken 70 the railroad
the II first appeared that death had been caused
hy train
Decker question Mar ION. where he had been found
10 whore he Saturday sunday and hc had said hc
didn't know He had spent Monday night the home Of his
uncle Marion lie denied had been
tragedy the day occurred The Authorities here have indicated
there would be which said
TO be one OF the sfangeSi TO TO their attention
II brought ont the Inquest that there had been l-
feeling between the Decker and Loveft families There
indication however that this had anything do with the murder
Officials indication of what action they intend take
against the held OF what charges they intend 70
file against them
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-16

heprgsenlAlYsA ug farm orTAntas.
ilpNs Is osiahUuaA afs xathennw 81
Oklahoma t'lly to-day b attend ron
frfenvr theFs gousRbt slth 4 " EfyaU
q Aie uemhef 81 ths 'cogumht-s II
81 of ghe Nefianal Farm bureau
Included ~ the iiat nr oFsanlaat ius
% bv fearesentod identified 10 tho
conference are thu What GrowrFs
association enc essaawe ca eporp lsu
Nil ana rleyefer am4oe attou. ana
lha Farmers anlau
l'lans for marketing cereals. pars
~ the work outlined for tho rommpfsa
by > Il iIawara. president u The
Na.ionH Farm bureau, viii proba..y
be taken ap Az the conferences. accafa
iHx 10 Dan q Alarlvy 81 ChsroAee.
pna 'of tho swreafa'siyeA u H.
" Aeai GfaApFa association.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-16
COTT TON GROWERS Of
STATE ARE BUSY
Drive For Greater Membership
Ii Now on In Earnest
500 600 Bales Is the
Goal

Three hundred thousand bales ~
icolion signed up hy April Is he
program of the oklahoma Cotton
Growers association following a
meeting of ihe organization sommR.
tee At 0klahoma city yesterday eve
.nng
Reports from the field workers
read 70 tho committee were 80 en.
rcuraslng thai q was voted nnsnim
'oua % concentrate al efforts in q
tlg final drive for the 900 900 t4ie
eoal. which must he reached befo *
tho assoc alton ran proceed with plsn-
for marketing ihe 1927 crop aeeort
INK 70 C. :. elealcy. secretary
Monday March s, haa been fiSr 7
a. ihe opening day ~ the drive
said stealoy on this date, every
ono OF the 5000 cotton farmers ~
ready menbers 81 the aesoclas'un
VIII 20 ont after more members The
drive WIN c'ose on Saturday Aprll 2
'rrhe committee decided at ita
meeting that g would not accept
uombershlps on the old basis after
the s01oo0 bales have been eleu"e
This does not mean. of course that
no one can Join after ihat tlme Onlf
the manner % joining Will be- chnne
"a The association nlaus 20 80 ahoad
with organ xaiiou work az long as
there ia on elie o g cotton grower in
the state who $ not IN the aaaoeis
lion
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-16
Tan1n1anv
Tiger Is
Dry ~

New Yerk Nsseh h ee laAa
NAHinYeeeu wAa ten Aia IL
rps se# esmsn taNs vus shs
fAmmany Wall slsai picsare..
aNfmAl pscsefst Ne~ Yeew
= liii's foe mafe d century a
etltNasles thIfs. aeia water
aai sea studYlas es~,ka ef e,.,aeste
Haa vvnlaflnw eat la saras iausanls
aad card PARTIES
Whether NJ Will fAae naturally n
thear cNAnweA conditions 81 woe aalv
lme wl4 teli lli. sponsors taslav
aamN b. a sgill awkward wigA sha
tsa sn aad shAs ubeona luaAis ~
suna''Mea fumlasgeptly hloNa enc
iaan fsom lre efeap aspAs. bas they
lsNk pH ihe mythical fsllaea fvpusa
stan a' aaapgahllsv
in tAr hg1ea aayA. 81 eaufan thu
Nsefe fiameni was me sa's,on ltsrs
he net ha tampauloNu rs fren ana
essY mauneg satefpa Nla thels sas-
sstlallly au5 manaxea d acasser
eiglsal aau.la 90 fAilNw efoaud 80
ANew thHyn VA tae M rlm ~ cen
81 afasilaiieNa ~ lnglmasv h oas
@ iAe Aamhtf nevsiad hsb. the Els.
a IN Ala mlaAAfea fuand Nina nm-.
e his wifg died fin~nfs wsrv asn.
I anyaAe WAS % aiatfssa ~ What.
e*vf natafn gNllrf wAn AswAva foftA.
eeHlHN Fpr manv ycaFs Tammany
slaimet ihe eppptasion - helms the
sfeaiesi charitable lpasllaglpn "a she
NaflA
Ilal nns lhineA have shaaked rAa
translnaad on Page ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-16
ARE YOU FROM OLD
MISSOURI? BIC JIM" IS
Noted Evangelist Ii Doing Great
Work In Revival Here Every
Guthrian Should Hcar
Hin Tonight

Everyone lfum missouri h raaa
allY n4itaa 81 aa Il ths baptls,
fhafeh tonlsai 10 hear pr Kramer
scrmon Are Yoa ffem Missouri
rhe memhw# "a ahs Chrietlan
church have consented to agsban I
'Holr prayer meeting aHd eome lu =
body u hear Dr krvaar last
nivht the wcal sia Methodist ehurrh y
ara the United rfesbYterlan ehar y
were we'll rufeaenied Yoa can't
afford 20 miss laese ponderful ler
,afeB
pr Kramcra sefuiun last night
'htld the audience spelIbmnd with fa
icrcefalpesa ana earuealness /, was
THE greatest appeal nr Kramer haa
e9cr made for the purity of Jha
American home and the American
'chid He took as hla text lot
pitched fa Ten, Toward sodom =
Dr Kramer made me statement that
Il ever man travelled fast he waa
going 70 travel fast and ihe audience
viii agree that he covered territory
IA speaking of The things that got
peoples goats DR. Kramer said. n
would rather see your city sink 10
TIE bottomleaa soliom II bottom.
less he'll than to soc q supported by
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-16
FRENCH 10 OCCUPY
MORE GERMAN IIisiIiIuisi

pnlshar9 Nafth ga N4w ireuen
forces have arrived here from se
ten of Germany ooetpied Ny i.p
french army ana belIcf g eApteNH
od TINT their coming may fareshadae
the occupation of Mulhefuon ituhr
town about four miles ea#l ot hf
toward Essen Although i0e AZ -
reeonily oecnpled lhe rural commune
ol Hanhorn @fr'sons haNe n0i aH
yet been established
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-16
JUDGE TO cnARGE JURY
ON THREE POINTS

Ardmore. March. l6.--Judee champ
ion viii charge the jury on three
points: Murder, which. upon convie
tlon would carry a sentence Of death
or life Imprisonment, frst degree
mansIauohter. the sentence for whisr
upon conviction would be from fou
years 10 life Imprisonment; and sec
ond degree manslauqhter, with a rnin
imum fine OF 81.
s. Prince Free ing state attorney
general In charge OF the prosecution
SAID that u n. Brown. special prose
eutor would make the opening area
rsent and that he would close for the
state.
u was said by the defense tina.
probably all Of the six defense az
tcrneys would speak, possibly ony
five and that the order Of their argu.
ments had not been arranged
There was much doubt as TO whe
tier the court would be ready WITH
his Instructions at D. m. and IL was
thought probably an adjournment un.
III tomorrow a: Q a M. would he
taken.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-16
Claro's Fate'M
Hands OF II Men
Introduction of Testimony Ended Today at l0:25
O'clock; Court Adjourned Until p M. Judge
Champion to Instruct Jury; Five Hours Argu-
ment for Each Side to Follow


Ardrcre, March, i6.--ln.rodvetlog
o. testimony in the trial of c ara
Smith Ramon for the alleged murde'
Of Colonel Jake l. tiamon Repualt
cen national committeeman from Ok
lahora and millionaire oil and raii
road man. ended al 1923 o'clock
tl,is morning and court was recessed
until ; .. m, 10 permit Judge Thomas
W. Champion 10 prepare his lnstrut'
ticns 10 the jury
Each eide was allotted five hours
Ter arguments, and u was SAID that
u the court had prepared hts charge
by the time court reconvenes they
viii be gotten under way inned ateiy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-16
PROMINENT y. VI. e.. 4.
Ni.N COMING HERE

JadEe y Amas chairman u taa
state eoinnl'iee u the Young Men'#
Christian Association II Oklahoma ant
talniqu v Allen one of the staff sse
fefarie1. will be- guests az a iuneaeoa
% 'lr ElYwn " the lona hotel Thursasv
~ O'Clock. any and all friends o. these
guests. aud anyone Interested IN she
n y A u ingiled Is attend us
iuneho0n.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-16
CLEAN up WEEK To
De GENERALLY OBSERVED
Week Of April 4 10 Q Will BE
Active In Cities Of State
General Campaign Il
Outlined

elean up aay VI tha stais wll -
observed during lhe ve,b og Apri lA
e. a,h and esery ety ia We s'as'
viii observe NJ Il fMofta an VA e
lied on % calhfle t,e elfA H9i
p'li baye iho matter la hatee auA
neealnsa % sa1 tae afhe eH ae an
,enac
Following lbe pfuerm ~ n
week
ORGANIZATION Osy menday
Moct at s'elrN pole aNd sreaufs
civic oh4b
Mayor 81 cliy hpallh offieer eRtal
person 90 help 10 organizing "a sl
body bn, Il deemed better policy 'he
state department ~ hcaith wll fa8
msh representative ~ pHs'ai ln 81
panl2aton
Niut csb mag q may inl Y" e
maaent fuay e4deable ghal l 3D.
permanent i lhere does nai slieads
valst some Nua u aaeoeaiipn than
has for lta pIroNe tsiler health eng
diiiuns for ibe community
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-16
BRITAIN APPROVES APPOINT
MENr or coLONrL hANYN

London. March &c The nf Is
governments today gays formal ip
nrosal a. ihe appointment q r9lnHN
George - y Harvey a. Iulied sa'e
Ambassador 10 Great Hrlfala 90 sns
ceed John IN Davis. who reM1nH
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-16
WAGE AGREEMENT REACHED

Houston Texas Manh " of3Mals
~ the Gulf Coast liues aud reprasen =
faslycs Of the crafts affected hy the
proposed wage reduction aseraeins q
percent reached no agreement at
Tuesdays conference and ancther
meeting Will 90 held Marsh 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-16
GREAT BRITAIN AND RUSSIA
OPEN NEGOTIATIONS ON TRADE

London. March 49, rhe trade "
reomenf under which commercial re
latlons viii be resnmw hY Oragf
iHltoin and Russia was signed hefH
rhls morning by representative -
the governments Of tho fwo couniglet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-16
A TEXAS BAER is
APPOINTED U. s. MARahAL

Washington March rs Phil g.
Baer % Paris. Texas was given .
reenes appointment oy President
Harding today. as United States mar
shal for the Eastern Texas district
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-16
Prohibition Cuts Doun Mental Disease Ratio

The coming of prohibition has
decreased the number Of first
admissions TO insane hospitals Of
New York State. A similar de-
crease in the number Of persons
with mental diseases due to the
use Of drugs has been found, ac-
cording TO an article by IIoratio
NJ. Pollock. statistician of the
New York State Hospital Com
mission. in the current number Of
Mental Hygiene. the journal Of
the National Committee for Men
tai Hygiene,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-16

Even before the coming Of
Federal prohibition there was an
cver-decreasing number of cases
from excessive use Of alcohol
The thirteen New York state hos
pitals were studied by DR.. Pol
lock. His investigation disclosed
the fart that during last year a
decrease in number Of first adj
missions from all causes was
shown, a fact which he considers
az offering ray Of light in the
whole gloomy problem of mental
disease.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-16

In 1917. year marked by an
Increase IN mental difficulties,
attributed 10 the war. the nun.
ber of first admissions was 80 per
100000 of general population,
while in 1920. II had dropped 70
63.3. Alcoholic first admissions
dropped from l0s per cent Of
total first admissions in 1909 to
persons admitted for all causes
10 in 1920. The percentage Of
who. were users Of alcohol fell
from Oil in 1917 10 1879 10 1920.
While excessive. use Of drugs
has never been an important
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-16

Camp pis N i March. ~ sey,
enty ok students Ia the soldiers uni.
yeFslsy here haze been xYndnatei
with ratings that 1iil sntltie them 10
scholarships AZ West Point Militia y
Academy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-16

cause Of insanity IN the state. Dr.
Pollock found that there was
nothing TO Indicate any increased
nse Of substitutes for alcohol with
the coming Of prohibition. but
that on he contrary drug psy.
chooses had decreased
In summing up his report, Dr.
Pollock SAYS;
The great reduction il the
rate Of admissions Of new nlco-
holic eases since the 18th amend
ment went into effect indicates
that excessive drinking has been
lessened il not entirely stopped. "
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-16

Warrant No 5s040. drawn on SAFE
IN compliance With recent enae.ei
law enmnding state aid 10 regarne
soldiers who are SICK or out Of work
has been received by Frank Bond
adiutani OF the IeBron Post Amer'ctn
Legion The warrant was Tor 500
and Will be used In a certain loell
case.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-16
ANOTHER SENSATIONAL TRIAL
ls NEARING EMO

Wiulanlson, W Va, March H.
The prosecution and defense ia the
Matcwan gun flgh trial this mofniag
rested their cases after he interius-
ion Or several rebuttal and sur-fr-
hultai Witnesses Judge presiding
chen asked for instructions from both
sides.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-16
UTAH MAN WILL BE
MADE LAND CORNERSTONE a

Washington, March Is t0-mff
Governor William sprY Of utan. "a
understood 80 hare been virtually 40
cided On hy rresident Harding far
apoinImenf as commissioner Of lhe
General land office
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-16
4 Kansas Bank
Looted BY Robbers

Unionso~n kan.. March. iS--TNs
State Bank % un,erte~n was REQ
beo early today ot practically even
dollar Of cash ard securities. The
robbers gathered the loot into bays
anu escapes nerth~ava ia a uctct
car.
Officials of the bank said the less
probably would amcons 20 aoopi
$4,000.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-16
DRIVE FOR TRAINING
SCHOOL FUNDS STARTS
Committee Appointed BY Presi
dent Lockwood Proposed
Structure To Cost soc, 600
For Trained Nurses

President i.os kN0od ~ the Chan
hey of Commerce has appointed shs
following committee 20 60 oReflge
with tae sFustee~ and executive san
mttec Of tse Methodist Hospital saa
Nnrses Training school n aeclfln
Funds fer lhc erection % rrsfni4a
school Building + nv iAnss ~ A
A West /. siats. Dr l. u Rita
hanPl Ned HOLMAN " \ smith a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-16
horfp JAP "a DEAD

Toxic. March ie Dr Tsnnskass
Niyake, professor 10 The imperial
fntvefsl,y ana an authority on en-
tcmology died today from typhosl
f.ser.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-16
DIRECTOR or MINT
oors TO rexAf

Washington March 10 Fred r.
ScoOey Of san Anionia, 'fexa* "a GA
derstool to have been selected -
president Harding as dlioelar ~ tns
nlnt.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-16
1amon Letters Not

:. Admitted as Evidence
Judge Champion this morning rule !
IN admissible as evidence number
.; letters Colonel Hamon had written
10 the defendant The defense hai
~ exception noted and formally
rested
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-16

New Orleans March ls Tonisat
and Thursday partly sloudy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-16
Tax On
Incomes
To STAY

Washington March % The 9toaas
Hrv going ~ All over lhe counlry ge.
Nay as beialed ineons TAX cheese
aropped into the federal treasury are
neffating Washington nut moe
penetrating siili Is ths persistent d.
nsaud for more fcvenue 70 meri iht
uutden " sovernmeal expenditure
Ne sope Tor M1sh Canoe
The taSatien ana EaHif ieSs aiaee
"spcria Who are no~ earosea Is ts
his IA ship into shaas progsam ef
ftyeuae legislation foF lhe nov sx
ls seventh roarrens Whsh usea un
Arrii 4 offer lisim Nape lhl ihe Is
come taA Law wal D. materially a.o,i
ified under the new regime pht
ineeNe aN - worklns sro0lhly
much more smoothly fhas reme of
ne other feasafes 81 lhs present tax
law and ibet plan ia lNaye weH tn
oush atone Attention instead Wli
pc psia fe the correction IL lhs -
cs profits anA sufiaNes
a. Tor ihe snaN sa srled man. ne
CAN iook fofps.i io aYier me so
efnmeAi faHf He crri p his Income
te some tIua va ~ooline % ,an
congregational frte II !. the NJ.
tf.f e f.......a.. =. & t..l.Iz ll.... al. .
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-16

The state began presentation Of ia
rehnttal testimony BY iutrodncins
Sam Blair, newspaper man who or
t'ined an interview with Clara Ham
OF at chihuahua CITY Mexico
He said he saw Clara Hamon first
on the night Of December rs. 1879.
and saw her twice later.
Asked regarding any statement the
defendant may have made regarding
q wi left BY IIamon Blair said ha
brought up the suhlect and that
Clara said she believed there was a
Will and that was as being kept hid
den until after she might be tried
This story taken up point by point.
Blair asserted the young woman hal
said in substance what he had report
ed
s Prince Freeing. state attorney
general in charge OF the prosecution.
offered as part " the trial re ord a
copy OF newspaper containing
Plalr's' report The defense obie Z
ed and was sustained
Tasicab Man Tes.l.ies
Erwin c. Daniels. Denison. Texas.
service car driver. said he had drivea
cara Hamon from Denison to Dallas
ard that on the trip he had seen a
pistol In the defendants hand bag
The spectators laughed when Dam
iols replied:
did you ever see taxi dr'Ter wao
wasn'tg" when Mr. Mclean On cross
examination asked him if'he were nc
always in a receptive mood when a
passenger offered larger fare than
he regular amolnt.
He brought another laugh when in
describing the man who had him
come here to testify he referred 2
moustache as he had them little
things under his nose
a Quite Day Compared weh Tuesday
Today seemed quiet and draggy AZ
ter the startling developments OF yes
terdya which piled on in rapid sue
cession.
Miss Rose Cannon. nurse al toe
hospital where Hamon died. was -
called to the witness stand Shs
said she had not told Errett DUNLAP
that she had been surprised TO see
Clara Hamon come to the hospital as
she had thought Clara had gotten ont
Continued on PAGE ID
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-16

Ex. SERVICE MEN TO
Z MEET TONIGHT AT 30
There will be- needing q tx
service ncn tonight o. 1880 at h'
court house Glen Farquharson. cnm-
mander.
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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-13
RsIdwin's Brother Killed
BY Fall From Building

The Danville Messenger had
the following about Charles w
Baldwin. of that city. who was
killed here while razing the
smokc-stac at the Caldwell
school ruins Saturday:
DR.. W. /. Walker, pastor Of
the Baptist church, was re
quested TO make known the sad
news to MIR. Baldwin's family. a
wife and three little daughters.
who live on the Shakertown pike
near the citX limits. Mr.. Baldwin
was one OF the best known and
best liked young business men of
Danvilc and his sudden death
will cause universal sorrow. He
has had several narrow escapes
from death while moving build
ings. and his brother, Mr.. On
ward Baldwin. who was struc-
tural iron worker, was killed By.
falling from a high building on
which he was working in Vir-
ginia about three years ago.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-13
UNCLE SAM WANTS
DOMESTIC FELICITY
-. .,..ociatcd Pressl

san Francisco. Dec. lS-C Uncle
sam wants his married employees
to be happy al home 50 they can
be efficient in their work and. to
accomplish TINS result j. one OF
his san Francisco offices. has de-
cidcd to take the role OF peace
maker and help patch up domc>-
tic trouble
The new rule. said To bc the
most remarkable OF it, kind ever
put into effect i'm any federal OF
nee in the United States. was an
nounccd recently t. the 400 mar
RED u;on and women employed
in the Office 81 the san Francisco
collector OF customs by w. b.
Hamilton. who recently became
head Of the office.
Portions of Mr.. Hamilton :
talk follow:
a married man or Il married
woman must be happy while thcy
axe ut work or they will not do
their work well.
~ married man cannot reach
full efficiency in his work If he
comes to the office after fight
with his wife.
"A married woman-a woman
being more -temperamental than
man-isn't any good all dav
long il She quarreled with her
husband at breakfast.
ct is not alone a humanitarian
duty, it is a service TO the govern
ment, ii by patching up the trou-
bles at home. / can make the 400
married folks in the United
States Customs Service all happy.
They will work more efficiently"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-13
FOUGHT MAD BULL
TO SAVE GIRLS LIFE
oRy Associated Press.

Nauvoo. Ill, Dec. ia bull
fight worthy OF the best Spanish
tradition took place on a farm
near here recently.
Carl Marzolf, he toreador in
the case. fought, not for the
cheers of crowd. but for yyo-
mans life. y lonely. pasture
hillside was the arena. Il pitchfork
instead of sword was the wea-
pom and instead of holiday
throng two or three scared wo-
men watched the fight. Marzolf
won.
Miss Agatha Weiiner. a music
teacher. had often ventured int
the pasture of her fathers farm.
where the bull was kept. but he
had never made any unfricndly
overtureS. This day he charged
her. For sometime she lodged
him among the trees of an old
orchard. then ran for the fence
~4AC lCil Il NlfGlGll
OF wire netting and thornv
hedge. The bull could Just reach
her by stretching the netting.
Each time she tried to rise he
knocked her back anon" the
among the thornS.
\ woman nci9hbor came with
a pitchiork but was unable To
make effective use OF ii against
the bull who Was not genuinely
angry. Marznlf arrived and. fork
in hand. climbed the fence. Each:
time the bull charged. ne side
stepped and jahbed. In one OF
these bouts he drove the fork so
deep into the animal that it was
Jcrkcd from his hands and carried
some distance before it worked
loose and Tell out. lie recovered
it in time. Finally the bull hal
enough of it.