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Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-20
ONE HUNDRED CITIZENS
 TO PLAN GOVERNMENT
 OF THE STATE CAPITAL

PHOENIX, March 15.-The city commission today passed an ordi- nance providing for the appointment by the mayor of committee of 100 representative citizens" to serve as city planning committee. The pow CTS and duty of the planning commit tee are outlined in the ordinance.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-20
coNsTITUTioNALITY
 OF TAX QUESTIONED

PHOENIX. March l7.-Whether the law imposing a tax of g cents on ev- cry head of sheep that crosses over the. Utah-Arizona line into Arizona is constitutional will be argued before the supreme court on March g.
 James Smith, held that the law was unconstitutional when he was arrested for refusing to pay the tax on his sheep which were on Arizona range. When arrested by Sheriff Nahoney of Mohave county and fined $50 Smith declared that the state had no right to
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-20
TAX COMMISSION STARTS
 ANNUAL ROUND UP

tax commission will start on its an nual statewide 'roundup, this week. according to Chairman Charles F.. Howe. The roundup consists Of wis iting every county in the state for the purpose of confe-ring and making fn- spections concerning assessed valua- tions.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-20
COUNTY SEAT REMOVAL BILL DEAD AND otRAeI IS HAPPY

Columbus Giragi, ore of the editors of the Tombstone Prospector. has been in the city several days. He is
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-14
MISS PAULINA |. BELL
WEDS J. H. WHELEN, JR.
Marriage Of Miss Janet Mac.
Laren Darby and Mr.. Ed
ridge F. Johnson

Wedding OF much social importance
Will take place at o'clock this after
noon, when Miss Paulins Lewis Bell,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Bell
Jr. Of 270 South Sixteenth street, will
become tho bride Of Mr.. John Howard
Whelen. son of Mrs. William Rodme 4
Ellison, Of 1434 Spruce street.
The ceremony will be performed AT
the summer home Of the BRIDES parents,
presence Of the immediate families Of
the bride and bridegroom. Father
Konnlsy,. Of st. Johns Catholic Church,
will offtc;ate.
The bride, who viii be given In mar
riage by her father. will be attired in q
gown Of ivory white satin, adorned with
rare old lace which belonged to, her
great-grandmother Her veil, Of the same
lace. will extend to the end OF the long
court train, and will be fastened with
orange blossoms. She will carry o
shower bouquet OF white orchids and
lilies of tho valley. Miss Bell will be
attended by Mics Eleanor Robb as maid
Of honor. She will wear smart frock
OF hydrangea blue canton crepe, fash
ioncd on simple limos Her hat. OF nat
trimmed with calla lilies. She will carry
an arm bouquet of Gala lilies.
Tho bridesmaids will include Miss
Mary Dobson Norris, Miss Peggy Ro.
sengarten, Miss Gertrude L. p. Coma
way, Miss Mary Starr Griscom, Miss
Katharine d. Porter and Miss Susan
3. Stewart. They will DO gowned alike
In simple frocks of Jade green canton
crepe. with hats OF horsehair straw,
trimmed with calla lilies. They will
carry arm bouquets Of calla lilies.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-14
GERMANTOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Cummings
Of "a West Logan street have ISSUED
invitations for the marriage Of theil
daughter, Miss Gladys May Cummings
to Mr., Raymond Lippincott Chamber.
ON Saturday evening, June rs, at
o'clock. In the Memorial Church Of tht
Advocate. Eighteenth and Diamond
streets.
Mr.. Joseph 3. Feigel will entertain
at a lawn fete at her summer home
200 East johnson street. on Wednesday
afternoon, June 90, for the benefit o,
the Chlldrens Country Week. Mrs
Walter D. Dnlsimer will assist In enter.
tanning.
Mrs. Joseph Wasserman. Of wissa
hickon avenue and Hortter street, who
recently returned from a visit to St.
Louis, gave a musicale on the lawn OF
her home for the benefit Of the welles-
Icy College fund. when 100 guests at
tended. Mr.. sascha Jacobinof assisted
In entertaining.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Helmotag, Of 81
West Phil-Ellena street, will occupy
their cottage in Ventnor for the season
later In the month
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fl. Wood and
their family, $50 East Washington lane
are occupying their cottage In Ocean
City for the summer
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-14
NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Joseph. 244s
West Cumberland street. gave a recep
tion at their homo on Sunday In honor
Of their daughter Miss Minnie Joseph
when more than 400 guests were enter.
tanned. Among those who assisted in re-
cciving wore Miss Rosalie Speyer, Miss
Mildred J. Swaab, Mis- Ruth Waltz
Miss Mildred Waltz, Miss Charlotte
Levinson and Miss Ammo Phillips. The
guests included Mr. Gilbert Green
berg. of Huntingdon. Pa. Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. Sichel. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred B.
Levy, Mr.. Alexander Lieberman. Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel r. Lush. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. L. Levi. Mr.. and Mrs Gilbert Bern
stein, Mr.. and Mrs r. Speyer. Mr. and
Mrs: Arthur Cohen, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Weller. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Joseph,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. POLITE, Mr. H. Isaac
sohn, Mr.. II, e. Rothkugei. Mr.. and
Mrs; G. P W!eder. Mr.. and Mrs. s.
Goldman, Mr.. and Mrs. William lNord
of Atlantic City; Mr.. Morris wlernick,
of Atlantic City: Miss Mamie Solomon,
Mr.. s. x. Joseph and Mr.. c. A. Gold.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-14
GoLDENBERG-w1ENER

A very interesting wedding will take
place this evening at $3.50 o'clock at
Mercantile Hall, when Miss Clara
Wiener daughter OF Mr.. Jacob Wiener.
or lS27 North Thirty-third street, will
% married TO Mr.. David Goldenberg.
The ceremony will be performed by Rab-
DIS Marvin Nathan and Abraham Neu-
man. The bride, who will be given in
marriage by her father. will wear a
gown or beaded duchesse satin with
court train and veil of duchesse lace, and
VIII carry q shower bouquet of orchids,
roses and lilies Of the valley. She will
be attended by Mrs Louis Cohen, OF
Norrlsto~n, as matron Of honor, who
VIII wear q costume OF French blue
peaded georgette and will carry a shower
bouquet OF pink roses, and by Miss Ethel
wiener her sister. as maid OF honor,
gowned In beaded Harding blue Reor-
gette ana carrying bouquet of Ameri-
can Beauty roses The bridesmaids will
Do Mrs: M Sarshik, In tangerine geor-
gette Mrs. B. Silverman, in Nile green
georgette: Miss Pearl Schwartz, in Nile
Green georsette Miss Clara Goldenberg.
sister of the bridegroom, in Harding
blue seorgette, and Miss Miriam Grad in
Tame georgette Miss Jean Wiener, In
light blue taffeta, will be the flower girl
and the page will be Master Elliott Co..
denoers; Tho best man will be Mr.
Ben Goldenberg. brother of the bride
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-14

groom. ana the ushers viii be Mr.. Nor
rls Sarshlk, Mr.. Benjamin Sllverman,
Mr.. William Donbro, Mr.. Max Stenzler
and Mr. Reuben Isdsner. After we'd
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-14
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lynch. of 2425
South Woodstock street, nre receiving
congratulations upon the birth Of a son
on June 10. Mrs, Lynch will be remem
bered rs Miss Mae Doyle daughter OF
Mrs. Catharine Doyle. OF 1924 South
Twentieth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Callahan. Of 2So5
South Fifteenth street"have opened their
summer homo In Haddonfeld, N. J.
Miss Dorothy Warner who has Just
returned from Frederick. Md, will leave
shortly to spend the summer with her
parents, Mr.. ard Mrs. John Warner. at
their country home In somerton. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs James ]. Conaty, Jr.. OF
1896 South Fifteenth street, left yester.
day for Cincinnati. o. Mrs. Conaty will
be remembered as Miss Mae Moore,
daughter of Mrs, Catharine Moore, of
2404 South Nineteenth street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-14

Mr.. Livingston Ludlow Bidoie' so
will attend Mr.. whelen as best man; a,i
The ushers will include MT. samu,sl
walsh. Mr. George s. Piper. Nr. Il Lnres M
ter Randolph. Mr.. Richard N. Eiem- T
ing, Jr.. Mr.. O. Merrill Chapin. M,. M,
Samuel Bell Sd, all Of this city ~, w,
Andrew s. Carey. and Nr. sidney sc0t., %c,
Of Wilmington. and Mr.. Thomas IA. MI
Carter and Mr.. oliver 8, Taylor; sy..nn,onn
at half after o'clock
JOHNSON-DARBY
A wedding of social interest VIII DC
sOleWn1es ,S. ocoao a, ciGsSas tns SSreh
twenty first and walnut streets. ,, when
Miss Janet MacLaren Darby, dausn-
ter of DR.. and Mrs. George y. b.
Darby. Of Llnllthgow, Merton. Will pc
Tos %ors Johnscn' e q SON mr' of 'c Mr. and Mrs.
town. r. j. The Rev. Alexander Mac,
Coll, d. D., pastor Of the church, WI VII
perform the ceremony. The bride. wno
will will Be Be ea sSsr IN n ta% p y Scy Ssr S
satin. adorned with old family lace. Hes
veil of tulle, which extends TO the enc
of the long court train. will be cauEn.
with a wreath OF orange blossoms, s ,,;,s sns :,
the valley and orchids Miss, Annette
Weston, OF Buffalo, N T.. will attend
Miss Darby as maid or honor. Sne
will wear q frock of Nile green chlnon,
trimmed With lace and tulle o. me adgnS snss
with lace and she will carry an arm
bouquet Of spring flowers. .
The bridesmaids will include MISS
Louise Wanamaker, Miss Adelaide Pyle.
MaeEwan. Mac Cousin Of the bridegroom.
They will be attired in frocks OF chit.
ton in pastel shades with Large picture
hats of Lesnorn straw. adorned WIZ
cream-colored lace. They will also
'.sy N.Y. aT Josson SS%avsfi S Of se 'pfss
couuin. Mr.. George MacBwan, as bcst
man, The ushers will include Mr. j.
Dcuslqs Darby and Mr.. Donald w.
Darby. brothers OF the bride Mr.. FRANK.
Eldredss MacIIwan and Mr.. walter
Pyle.
EYRE-JANNTY
An interesting wedding to society II
this and other cities will be tsat Mrs oI
Mario Month. Of lei Madison avenue,
New York, and Mr.. Francis Beverley
Eyre, Jr., which will take place TINS
afternoon In the Church Of the IncaYna-
riage by Major Mcntu ana the ceremony
will be performed by the Rev, Percy II.
Silver. d. D., assisted by the Rev. Dun
can H. Browne. Miss Helen Norris
Janney will act as her sisters maid OF
honor and only attendant. Mr.. Henry
NJ. Eyre, brother OF the bridegroom,
will act as best man, and the ushers
will include Mr.. Rodney w. williams,
Mr.. Edward Hurd, Mr.. Norman X,
Toerge, Mr.. Henry W. Miller. Mr.. Ster'
ling H. Ivlson and Mr.. Beverley M,
Eyre, a cousin Of tho bridegroom. After
a wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Eyre will
go to Hampstead, L. l.. for the summer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-14

ding trip TO Niagara Fails and Canada
the young couple will return TO live at
1927 North Thirtysthird street. after
September 10. .''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-14
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

An enga cement Of social interest, an.
nounced today In this and other cities
IS that of Miss Nancy King. daughter OF
Colonel and Mrs. Edward L. King, OF
Lee Andrews, Jr., Y. S. n. son of Mr.
and Mrs Charles Lee Andrews, of New
York The wedding will take place at
Newport In September Miss King, who
10 a. frequent visitor In this city, is a
cousin Of Mrs. J. Heron Crossman, Jr.,
OF Fassfern, Ardmore, and Of Mrs Her
bert Lincoln Clark, of Bryn Mawr. Miss
King has just returned to Newport after
q foitntght's stay as the guest of Mrs,
Crcssman.
Mr. and Mrs, Sydney Rullen Dunn,
OF 2O27 Spruce street, will entertain at
dinner this evening at the Merton CriclVet
CLUB IN honor of Miss Ruth Anne Sulll-
van and Mr. Francis J. Sherman, OF
Montreal Canada, whose marriage will
Nake place at noon OH Thursday. Miss
sullivan will also be the guest OF honor
~ luncheon to be given today at the
seleyue- -Stratford. by Mrs Louis Breezy,
ot bstl Woodbine avenue, Overbrook,
MT Sherman and his bride will spend
inc summer In China and Japan,
Mrs, George Horace Lorimer enter
la!ned at luncheon today at the Ritz
carlton in honor OF the Princess Can
tacuzene, who came over from New York
70 attend the Yarmarka In the Emer-
sency Aid gardens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quincy Adams Gilmore,
OF NaVahoe avenue, Chestnut Hill, have
returned from visit TO New York.
NJ Mr. and Mrs, Henry Pratt Mexican, of
r'ne Kun Farm, Penllyn, are spending
rev days at their place at Bay Head,
:, Mrs. j, Elliott Newlin and her fam
" OF New and Prospect avenues,
tEanestnut ta@ Hill, are occupying their cot
"se at Cape May,
Mr., and Mrs, j. Barry Colahan, Sd,
and their family, Of IS West Willow
nroye avenue, Chestnut Hill. will leave
IN, Sn Friday for Cape May, where they
WIZ occupy their cottage for the summer
Mr and Mrs. Harrison X. Gamer, of
t.vI walnut street, accompanied by
We'll, Weir sons, Mr.. q. Colket Gamer and MIR
strnEtnm stiiam j. Gamer, and Miss Elizabeth
tobn buolns' daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Honn Is Strubing, of Chestnut Hi, will
rave early in July for an extensive trip
~ ~ Alaska and tho Canadian Rockies
W,i,, 1ns wedding OF Miss strubing and Mr.
octobemr oSm j. Gamer ner will take place in
opena August at Gloucester Mass.
MI MR. and Mrs. Clayton Platt, Jr., and
Sr rieir FAMILY, of 1915 CrCfeld street,
G1nestnut Hill, loft on Sunday for Bay
.ieau \. j., where they viii spend tho
SWvn1idner' Colonel and Mrs Marvin
srII smLIIsn! are occupying the house of Mr.,
SIrua Su MRS, Platt during their absence.
Siis' wright IS entertaining as her guest
ins. ner mother Mrs, MacMurray Of Wash
mr. and Mrs, Edward v. d'Invilllers
Sna their daughters, Miss Virginia M
iiarr iinV'iiiers and Miss Anne NJ. dInvil-
toa,s OF $3.50 McCallum street, German
,,'p, own, VIII leave the latter part OF this
onth snonu Tor Eaglesmere, where they will
epehd the summer I,
aa'r and MIRA Horace II. Lee, Of Gulf
N"a Avon roads, Haverford, will enter
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-14
FRANKFORT

A birthday, surprise party was given
on Friday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Dress, 4l6S Paul street, in honor
OF their daughter Miss Ethel Dress
Among those present were Miss Emily
Mage Miss Ethel Rem, Miss Edna
Dress Miss Martha Christian. Miss
Rach Porr, Miss Catherine Gleason,
Miss Charlotte Dress. Miss Elva Thack-
Jones, Miss Phyllis Porr, Mr. Harry
Jackson, Mr.. william Porr, Mr.. Ellis
Reed, Mr. r. Donoghue. Mr. Harry
Rohrman, Mr.. and Mrs. George Dress
and Mr.. and Mrs. william White
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Hugh Evans OF
Orthodox street are receiving eongratu-
latons on the birth of son, Clement
Hugh Evans.
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Observation-Disclosures

A pretty home wedding took place last
evening at o'clock when Miss Clara
Meyer. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Meyer became the bride or Mr.. Abraham
Greenspan, OF Holyoke, Mass. The bride.
who was given In marriage by her
father, wore gown of white radium
taffeta. and veil of Venetian polnt lace,
and carried shower bouquet of lilies
OF the valley and roses The maid of
honor. Miss Sylvia Jerrie Meyer, siste er
OF the bride wore a shepherdess frock of
blue taffeta and carried pink roses. The
brldesmaids were Miss Rose Meyer. sis
ter OF the bride, and Miss Rose Green
span, sister of the bridegroom. They
wore tulle frocks OF orchid The hest
man was Mr.. Eugene Steiner, of New
YORK. The ushers included Mr.. l. Green
span and Mr.. $. Greenspan A reception
Followed at 1927 Cayuga street, The
bride and bridegroom left Immediately
TOR Bermuda, where they will spend
their wedding trip. and will live at 891
hampshire street. Holyoke, Mass, after
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-14

tain as their guests this week their cou-
sins. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Page, OF
East Orange, N. j., and Mrs. Ashworth,
OF pittsburgh. and Miss Anna Lloyd. OF
CINCINNATI. They will come to attend the
wedding Of Miss Catherine ". Lee and
Mr.. Evan J. Lester Jr., which will be
solemnlzed on Saturday evening next at
o'clock in the Bryn Mnwy Presbyter'
ian Church. Miss Lloyd will attend Miss
Lee as one OF her bridesmaids.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry 8. Grove. OF 25s
West Tulpehocken street, Germantown
Will leave on Friday, June "a. for q
motor trip to York Harbor. Me-, where
they. will spend the summer at the Mar
shall House. -" g., ... &C.,. r.
Mr.; and Mrs. Arthur Montague Lewis
81 the Bellevue-Stratford, and their
daughter, Miss Mary Frederick Lewis
will leave on July 18 for n trip abroad
where they expect to spend two months
motoring through Europe. .. :.
Mrs. Henry l.. McCloy, of sS3s sher-
wood road, Overbrook, will entertain
the members of her card club at her
home this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kennedy wurts
and her daughter, Miss Rosamond
Wurts. of 2t34 Pine street, are spending
the early summer at the Idlewild Hotel,
Media.
Major and Mrs. ]. william Good and
Mrs. Goods daughter Miss Dorothea
Walton, who have been spending some
time at Silver Lake, Pike County. have
returned to thcir home, 2409 Bryn Mawr
avenue, Bala.
Mr. and Mrs. c. r. Lindback. OF 622S
Jefferson street. will leave tomorrow
for Ventnor, n, j., where they will oc-
cupy their cottage until the autumn.
Mr. and Mrs. s. N. Stathem, OF An.
CORA Terrace. are entertaining as their
guest Mrs. Stathem's sister, Mrs Lemuel
G. Branch. Of Virginia, who will remain
for fortnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mercer. OF the
Delmar-Morris, Germontown, are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth OF
daughter. Janet Mercer, on Juno 0.
Mrs, Mercer will bo remembered as Miss
Marian Allen, of Westfield. NJ. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Monaghan. Of Ber-
wick road, Overlook. are receiving con-
gratulations on the birth Of a daughter,
Jean Monaghan. Mrs. Monaghan was
Miss Marguerite Harrity.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Theodore Erb,
Of 1000 North Marshall street. announce
the engagement of their daughter, Miss
Evelyn Christine Erb. 70 Mr.. John I'D
ward Dearden, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Rowland Dsarden, Jr., OF
Eleventh street and Sixty-ninth avenue.
Oak Lane.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-14

fciating. The bride was given in mar.
rage by her brother-in.law. Mr.. G.
Roland Beddows. and was attended by
hsr sister, Miss Sue Cooper. as maid
bridesmaid. while Robert Heintz acted
as ring bearer
The tridegrooms brother, Mr.. Fred
orick Lueck, was best man, and the
Mr.. Malcolm Cooper, a brother OF the
bride.
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EYRE-JANNTY
LIrECK-COOPER

LUECK-COOPER
The wedding OF Miss Ida Cooper.
daughter of Mrs. Hiram A. Cooper. of
3737 North Sixteenth street, and Mr..
Charles q. Lueck, OF Syracuse, N. 2,
the Brethren Church, Tenth and pau-
phin streets, the Rev. A. J. McCiain Of.
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Inaafanee cases Afe pLamI...d

'NafRra of violating the war luaa,
Anra af' assiagl fosi Sam lloustoa
IsNas and WhiieheaA, were darDiAa
ee in federal eo9u naon inainf nona
from Aliofpe} General ralme Aiuf
phs h ncM ln the afmy ~ Fort Sam
houston Texas aua WhHehsad a
former soldier lltine n Topek
hansae Tbe indictments agalnst tae
iTo men CHARGED that ihey -uade
tAlse alloimehl az thrlr iuHuraues
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George W Walt. s0aih GafiIaaf
Ne falaies his exie seues with lta
Nfip ilad ihe worst teanh cold aai
erp ana had taken y loi 81 tftsh 81
lo arnlai Gh8mNeglalnA Coach
nrmeds q lhc oalN thing that ha
aoae rH auy fnpd whatever ! haFn
Hsfd ono bottle of and lAe rat
ana grip have left me
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4 iawioa editor nrlnioa scandal
slcry on an unnamed imslness nt =
And that MIGHT elaht men "a motor
cars drove un 10 his office 20 u s.
ghe cliior Hereafter he Wiil 5nen
''on names. iNh
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fdiisr eadef X Il wlll Kst lnia
line fuy enc liwtser f''llaa eampaiaR.
4 of are siil sssap dlseafer ihas Ans
iHte olt fsi eornef Alteh as the Oh
lalt viIl api nsAw mussrr N oar
ahn~ihg afhleNn and recreation ~.
sfillv i''s wha, ~ hppe % #snle
fpy Ggeasw 'm'nrls Nunns - s'ss
tssiNe'ion lt ths iesAoa aad otAse
seferaua san transform enc oId iaA
lpin ANYTHING ~ real iAs iel tusns ~
81 q fH*iaYef
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isn't often you read an al es
eandid ~ ihe one a nfilk dealer
finfs in fne Muskogoe Phoenix
Wanted YOUNG man as milk wagon
driver Must bc clean and neat and
i good mixer
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Some Folks Can't learn

The commander of the new GER
ban army advises the pcople -
skcep their swords sharp WASH
thls the way Germany cut itself in
TIE first placcg
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Anolher MLlson neeord

bef"t" he eorH our 81 OFFICE Pres
cent WILSON promises 10 hreab au
o'ner fncofi With the gteatos num
Ner of .bllis enacted over the praslt
densal veto
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There are million hunices 10 shA
country accordlnF - tae & s. a
department of Agriculture New
well the department 'eA rs how many
e Wa pigs and chickens Fhuy killed
in ig2o9
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While the war q slill heng foinht
at Washington. 0sobcr "a. 1929. has
been designated by the Italian gov
eminent as the Official date OF les
close
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q la reported fhai q large anluher
90 Germans from ga oteumei niane
territories afe enilstrx % fAt French
foreign legion
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WAhs1y eltnD. ish, sUgtou fAm
A. lss4am UfraD


Fn' sidney aAa aAanNr tFoanles
gravel waAk and lAme back. rhea
mallam ann Irregularities ot the kis
nvla ann afeef Regulates hlar
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~ drassisfs maA SEES 3lnsgA b,s
lln ofse, sufv ena fsr awnsn saais
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fsel N i9als so
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a 81 bill aasertiaed AS found al
Berkeley. California. was claimed bY
s3s persons How COMMON is com.
mon honestly
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$50 900 for Ais sloht

Julius Jonas. Chicago business
man. who bad an affair sometime
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Flcrldp wishes 70 ennuIxo q Wsi
Life Leagn" One ike Nc~ Yva
rhieaeoA of Kansas Cliys
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Tho guide post % auereas 'ns
turn IN thn road I. best lna,cased
by a Want Al
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oullty Plea Made IN Money Order

NUIIfY FIta MaUe W Money UFdfr
Earl bradley pleaded ellliy 90 rais.
irg postal money order from ~
20 s2i IN federal court Sentence WAS
postponed by Judgn John II Coltefal,
pending grand jury Investigation ~
other charges against the defendant
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TOWN TOPICS
ootsbo eanker.s rrIaI sehIna

0otebo Bankers Trial Bcens
The case of N y. Pierce. hanber
q Golebo, kiowa county began i'm
federal court Monday afternoon be.
fore Judge John II coitcral pery~
Is charged with completely in ope7-
ailng distillery on farm near his
home The Indictment embraces three
counts Several Witnesses were placed
on the stand by the government to-
day
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-08

The cucumber originally $50 sfo
plcai vevesablc
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The want Aa# can 40 any Kind az
a Jot Imaginable try them
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-08

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-08
CLASSIFIED WANTS

PERCY

FOR sALE--We have some choios
city properly and farms that is
priced right gee Kelly and Mahoney
los liz E okla phoue 1870.