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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-20
LAND INFORMATION.
LOST AND FOUND.


LOST: TWO MILLER TIRES. 33x4 Il.
and one yellow wire wheel Reward.
Phone NJ. Marks. r. l. 1884.
FOUND: SIX OF THE BEST MECHANICS
that ever picked up a wrench and my
customers back me up. Gajbraith Motor
Co. z. l. 1890.
LOST; SAPPHIRE AND PEARL BAR
pin. r. I. 499. Liberal reward.
LOST: BOSTON TERRIER. BRINDLE.
white chest and four white feet. &. l
81. Reward
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HEMSTITCHNG.

~~~~~-~~~~--~-~~~-~-<~-~ O~-~|~~~~-~~~~~-~-~~~>
Cotton Sc. Silk 1Oc- Pleating skirts S5c.
Buttons made. We now sell suits and
coats. ready made, less than store prices.
r. P. Kindt, Ladies Tailor. 1907 Il
Second avenue B. 1. 16zo.
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PROFESSIONAL ATTORNEYS.

CoNNELLY q WALKER (B. D. CON-
nelly and W M. Walker -Lawyers-
General law chancery and probate prsc-
tice. Peoples NAtiona. Bank building
Rock Island.
EDW. L. EAGLE-LAWTER. GENERAL
law. chancery and probate praeHce-
offcs in court house. Rock Island
WALKER & SWEENEY - ATTORNEYS
and counselors at law. Money to loan
on real estate Rooms 2o9-3l2 Central
Trust building.
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acCK ISLAND CHAPTER. NO. 200.
Order Eastern Star.-ReSular meetings
second Wednesday OF each montn. fIS-
lung stars welcome. Mrs. JosepGIne
Mace, W. NJ; mary +. hrsLs. secretary.
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socK ISLAND COUNCIL NO. 20, b. & s.
A.-The stated assemblies OF kock L.
land Council No. ~, K d ). NJ. VIII
Be held on the third Wednesday OF each
month. W. J. Spencer. I. l. M: o. r,
HlIdeb andL. recorosr.
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UCAL LODGE NO. COS. 1. .. o. B.
Meets every THURSDAY evening
49, at Odd Fellows temple oA
E<SsSA Fourth avenue. between Sew
enteenth and Ell 3 e n Z
EylkE< streets. c. Herwig. n. G..
.. Anders, 4. ). FIret
Thursday of each month. initlA-
tory degree. first, second and third ds-
gree the following Thursday.
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KNIGHTS 1EMPLAR.
THE STARED CONCLAf Il OF ROCK
Island GommAndery No. is,
knights Iemp.&r viii De held
S'CA the second Monday OF each
SA&ESE month. j. q. SchsIllnger, Com
Az 3 mander. J. L. hickey, record
w. er.
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- WANTED-T0 BUY.
FoUR TO SIX HORSE POWER STATION
airy gasoline engine. Phone R. L S9S.
ring 8.
WILL BUY YOU TIE BEST HAT IN
town if you catch us asleep day or
night. Galbraith Motor Co. K. L 1890
COPIES OF THE ARGUS OF OCT. B, 1921.
Argus Business Office.
FARM, 10 TO $50 ACRES. MUST BE
well drained. good black soil with good
buildings. located within 20 miles of
Moline. Will only consider bargains
Address ID. E." care Argus
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PAINTING AND DECORATING.


WHY PAY 35c or 40c WHEN 1 WILL
hang your paper for soc per roll. Paint
ing and granting. Wall paper for sale.
q Moline 511L.
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TENTS AND AWNINGS.

FANCY WINDOW AWNINGS. PORCH
curtains canoples, stack covers etc
made in Rock Island. r. W. Porch. T.
I. S74.
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II. o. E

BUCK ISLAND AERIE no. $50, FRATER-
naA Order of Eagies.-Regular meetings
nrst and third Tuesday oil each month
q Eag.ss' home, Fourth avenue anG
Iwenty-hrst street. Frank WITCH, W. r.
Joseph Grotegut, secretary.
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HARPER HOUSE MANICURE STAND.
Cash or terms. R. l. 47S3.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

SMALL STOCK OF GROCERIES FOB
sale good location. IlL4health reason for
selling. 500 Nineteenth street, East
Moline
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LODGE DIRECTORY.

>.TvpIcAH LEGION POST NO. 200
mill -
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-20

GROCERY STORE. SMALL LEAVING
town. Address C. L." care Argus.
WILL SELL MY EQUITY on SIX ROOM
house. Price very reasonable. Buyer
will gain. II interested address 80.
care Argus.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-20

A GOOD MECHANIC SAVES YOU
money. We save you money at Gal
braiths garage. When 1t is done it is
right. R. L. 1890. We come 10 you II
you can't come to US.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
-~-~~|-N~->>J-O-~~ ~~~--~~~---~~~-~~~~>>-
GARAGE. 1920 TWENTIETH STREET.
The diamond drill., 1921-11-26

ton had to make two attempts before
getting to camp owing to their miss
Ing the accommodation train at Bal
sam on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Ostrand went
to Iron Mountain on Thanksgiving
day to be guests at Thanksgiving
dinner at the home OF Mrs. 0strand's Il
brother, Mr.. VIM. Cronlund.
DR.. Bertil Larson was at st. Ericks
hospital last Sunday and viii be there
again tomorrow to attend to ear. eye.
nose and throat cases.
Miss Alma Bourgeoise. a registered
nurse from the University OF Chica-
go. has taken position at ST. ErIck's
hospital.
0. T. Olson has his new house plas-
tered and as soon as the walls season
he will do the interior painting and
then move In. The Olsons ought to
be giving house warming about Jan.
Il.
Mrs. Chas. Uren was numbered a
mong those ON the sick list several
days during the past week but at this
writing is fully recovered.
Mrs. William Carlson who has been
with her daughter. Mrs. Merke. at
Stambaugh, Is back In Crystal Falls
again.
Madames jas. r. Corcoran and G. II.
Larson attended reception at the
home OF friend at Norway last Tues
day afternoon.
Additional locals on page g.
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day with Mr.. and Mrs. Jess eJssen.
DR.. L. O. Finch will leave Monday
for Fon du lac. where he IL defendant
In suit brought against him by a
Lomira man whom DIR. Finch accused
OF being the man that bumped him
into the ditch last summer. After the
case Is heard he and Mrs. Finch will
continue on 10 Ann Arbor where DR..
Finch will make his future home.
Dan O'Hara came over from Iron
River Monday TO attend the term of
court here. Mr.. O'Hara had lot OF
important cases on the docket.
The new buck law" is to be test
ed as a result OF Gust Lethin met
ing with Tom corbet and Earl Ven
Marter with two bucks and a doe Ia
their rig last Sunday.
Miss Beatrice Poyseor resigned her
position In the Hooking dental par
lors where she was in charge OF the
very important laboratory work, 10
take position in the Office OF an Iron
Mountain dentist.
party OF Crystal Falls school
teachers of both sexes left last We'd
nesday for week end camping and
hunting vacation at Spur 249, north
OF Amasa on the St Paul road. In
the party are Messrs Burkhart, G. t..
Richards. Harold Richards. 1. Wright,
Alexander, Shook Misses Olson. Hall.
On Thursday they we're Joined by
Russell Richards from Stambaugh.
A part OF the Crystal Falls delega-
The diamond drill., 1921-11-26
personals

~MumumyuvnDrw9mnn
Iyer Olson the pioneer Amasa resi-
dent was in Crystal Falls during the
week on jury duty. Mr.. Olson says that
II is expected at Amasa that the
electric current viii be available there
about Feb. l.
Ole Peterson OF Amasa was one OF
the Jurors in the city during the week.
Ole was formerly a Crystal Falls
resident at the time he was employed
by Robert Wilson as a barber. Mr..
Peterson went to Amasa. first in the
barber business but later deserted
IL and Is now at the mines. He Is one
OF Amasa's substantial citizens.
Alfred Ware. a Negaunee boy who
just now Is taking a vacation from the
management OF big drug store at
Laurham. Is helping out at the Corner
Drug store while Mr.. Rezin was a.
way attending the funeral Of his faith
er. Mr.. Ware has vacation until
December / at which time he will re-
turn to resume his work there.
The trial OF Earl vanMartar and
Tom Corbett. charged with having a
doe Ia their possession is set for Dec.
s. The boys claim that they found
the doe dead In the woods and were
simply hauling 1t in to keep in from
wasting
John Wallis car went over the side
Of the big oil at the foot fof Foysor
Hill last Thursday night In the
car were Mrs. Wall, Mrs. Crane. John
Crane. Jr. and Clarence Wall. None
OF them were injured although how
they escaped Is a mystery. This
car was badly smashed up. The
cause OF the accident was the slipping
off OF a chain which caught In the
spring and threw the car to the side
A film showing views OF Finland
will be shown at the Uno tomorrow.
See the ad In aother column.
Jess II. lessen got back last Sat-
urday night from Newberry where he
went with q patient who was sent TO
the state hospital by Judge Murphy.
Joe BONN drove through Crystal
Falls Sunday forenoon la his Romer
car on his way from Chicago to Mar
quette. Joe drove through Saturday
from Milwaukee TO Iron Mountain
and says that he had tough time OF
It. His worst experience was between
Theresa and Lomira south Of Fon du
Lac. There the concrete work ends
and he had 10 miles of mud and slush.
He stayed all night at Iron Mountain
and found the road from there to the
Fails I'm excellent condition.
FOR RENT:- Furnished room. Mod
rem conyeniences. Phone A. Mrs.
ostrand,
FOUND;- A horse out at Dunn mine
Reddish color about 10 years old. See
Albert Plourid, Dunn mine. (46)
TEAM FOR SALE;- Bay gelding z
yrs Gray geIdIng syrs. Drive single
or double. weight 2S0O lbs. Carl
Haas Claiming, Mich. t46-49)
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Hurja celebrat-
ed the s1st anniversary Of their we'd
ding on Nov. 11th. They were the re-
cipients of congratulatory messages
from their children, several OF whom
ARE located at great distance from
here
John Meyers has returned TO his
position at Chisholm. Minn. after sew
eral weeks spent here.
Mr. Ray Olson. brother ri Mrs. jess
lessen. got back during the week from
years stay in California.
The ladies who are preparing arti-
cles for the Bazaar to be given by the
ladies OF the Guardian Angels Church
are requested TO turn in their mater
ial az once.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-03
SONCF{sT LAST NIGHT
WAS GREAT SUCCESS
OPERA sousg ft1ttp To ovta
FtowrRlNc wtrn 0ufHF
MUSIC l0vHws ~fso NNaF o.
ticnTgn wlTH gscFLltNv
PROGRAM HNNoEHUn

Al audience eHHa falea ne tiath
sie ops,a heass eala,es Is the fali
eat ,As saaH euseet Neadas
esenlug s ae hs emmsuH aefw.
ehseh has hrsn aAshefsd AaA fAleeA
hY nan Nesan n8nes be aaNv % siuia
gse A representative fnagq eg 'he
beading 40nevfs ~ t4Wthfge mAae sF
shn ehomm ana hv fvaaaf as " ihv
numbers on shs prcsrsm was fih a
hsrmeny aaa rsfvsslen
rhe shuraa .apx fo rnee %
coanlp ~ Eshhefs ley ugostvtA
81, ~ Nr,huf raeell aeht nas
rhY fikh, ts vaas ,lsmAa fDe
solalera Chorus ffon FsaA fhe
Heavens Wesnuuf ay ns.Nevsa aea
ghs N.fsA q sAe Priests hy
aaHnad ftefs hed, endowed fhesp
efnAi eamln,afleaa aa nndrsA ay
ibe chorus "a such admifahle har
nsuny rhey alao brought heme tH
'hr ruaNJ the Neaal. " Nlephsu fea
tern h~surlul pla spHs NNsnAa ln
ma Culd eela Onpua aua lha aeau
siiul svpi, mpluAs Aapia lAafls
Fhe remple gAunia cosrsaaa ~
twelve male voNrs remarkably hleuA
"a ana directed As nohet >iprea
saax 9ryry he iIapp tfom ghs ~
( ehangfess wlth Mm ~ y Rockford
sInelng lh. ,opgaap Alln b. ihsi
aniahd rsehnesH af fone ~ char
az aristia of heF solae fhe msn 10
lbc Temple Chorus afe Tfoup ~iih
which We are an fnmlHM fhn tlF*l
ianoeu arn Cecil Mtllamn Ffea
soehl ana Robl Nerlea SECOND
ieuars, u u Merton W A. Ggesf
ara pan WWllamu NArf ouea 1oHn
Ga,ohsu Harvey Msishet CLEAR
PARIS nass@ ~ & y Hu Oet
padaaek asa iaeN iloener
one q lhe hlrA spots "a lnis ilp'
musical esanlns vas the tue. from
carmen sang hf Mra hleslesi ans
Rohi Meren
on the whole x vaa q flniahed pre-
gram ANA az exeelien, Demonstration
u how quickly 'fainea augora sal
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AaHINg sTRtsE TIES
UP AL WATER SHIPPING

MAshingten. May Chairman
Benson II the shipping board wia
acok 10 naval reserv sss and clsehar-
* nAvy seanen 10 seea Anae~ieSA
ns-Arianilc mai sasps M operation
tursnr the present wage 8isvute 5s-
tween the beard e .ts marine worker
= their services are necessary The
chairman announced to-day thar -
haa asked the ccnmardsnt of tie
ravy yard at Se~ York 'o lend wha'
ever ass5x-ance ne could - move the
urftc5 States wsis iIc said the q
quest vas nade esreg aiiy vita re,.
yerence 70 ne old No-;h STATE d1e &
Ieave View York today sor I ord'~.
s.us ,has 4 vas not .he gan 'o msa
tie government nal sa.rs wi'h naTai
seamen. he also deciarea 'ha' 'her
was no fntenssoa 70 nse ml'Af
force ia tae confroverSv. nor was q
tae pian 70 ask the secretary of tne
navy Tor assistance
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-03
BRUCE AGAIN HEADS
THE SCHOOL BOARD
rocARry rs cAosrN Vlcr pResi
DENT FOR rntHo TING CON
MiTrTEs AND rEACrras TO
az NAMED LATrR

A. mee ine ~ ia is board af
education held az ,he ly hol SOS
,er0ay afternoon Ceorfe Va prsee
was eleesed presiaen aad john a
FeEeris viec president for "a. -.
salue year Election afl secretary
vas deiefrc until iater meeins
AZ meeting "a he held a, cali ~
the pres.c snt s'ArInv committees
vAll he named and teachers for next
year selected fhs Is TIE third oau
secui,s seaf Nr Fogarty has been
Aonored by beiug selecied eicepr
dent uf the board Bruce ls aeryiu4
bis second term a. president
Routine matters eore attended 10 af
us meeting
)r Louis Blighauph s ihe only
new member of lhe board ahieh he
sites Rlizlauph consists 81 q ~
Bruce John S Fosafv. n n nodd
MRS Arthur niboets Il 7 flanssof1
and n Armantroui Rf2haap
makes -be seventh member of ohe
board
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APPROPRIATION rs ONLY THING
ON CALENDAR, SPECIAL 10
Run ANOTHER WEEK

Oklahoma Csy. May Members
of iae house 81 Representatives ot
rbe Oklahoma legislature acre today
stu awaiting a rcpor from tse ap-
pro3 r'ations committee on the asfi-
.ut.onal apron siions bll rntA
his hln IL disposed of lesisaiofs
agree. no definl idea of the prob.
able time for adjournment can he
haa That he special session cAnnot
anish iw pork IBIS week is now
however generally admitted
The appropriation committee vas
s.B making changes IN me i'ems ~
tia Institutional bll Tate yesterday.
bas Il Wss hoped that the neatare
woald D. ready for reporting today
i vas said
The house committee has not ron
sldered ye; he gcnerai hili for up-
keep of siaie departments during the
next Two years. Thfs ba is con.
siaered scaaliy a. lmloran. as the
institutional bill and action on it Is
one of the outs anding duties Of the
special session.
The house appropriations committee
yesterday abandoned iis previous
course IN eliminating an building az
propFlations aud voted . recommend
sayorably building appropriations r.
state institutions amounting 20 81 :
oss.l07 The decision was the result
of Governor Rooertson's supplemea'sl u
message in which he advises ise
Legislators TO use their own judgment
about bulidinx appropriations.
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America
Holds The
WhiipHan0

nescH. NAY. 2--sr urains Gee
wssnf - rsake At ones ~airectls 10 fhe
slissd government adequate proposals
On repara>ien. she American 2eesr,
r~snt ~as believed. hy the allied dlrsa-
rats to rave oefinlsey eiossd ths
rsparatlor INCIDENT. 80 Gar As shs
Uri,ec States ~As concerned
Administrator offesals aeelned to
comment on tne communication. say
nc that 4 spoke fcr sself Nor weu1
fnes Indicate the consideration ,ssi
eauser the dispatch ina, came uoss
pectedly az late hour iass night o.
was ssatee. howeVer. that action wAs
taken without any communicates
having beer received frors she xillea
supreme ccuncN at Lordon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-03
MUSIC WEEK OBSERVED
BY SEPARATE SCHOOLS
tNcElLGNr PROGRAM nrtN
FOLLOWED ~ coIoRE
SCHOOLS OF CITY PUBLIC ~
vireD TO rNERclsuS

lp kesnnr ~iih a.e renvral plan
fnf lyvatNa nnsh veeA he com
ieltes has aranred iae q low .ng peo
fmm fof ,he aools of th-
-,y
Monday Nas uas devoted ~
sou~'al commpnt, einTlng IN ~
schools
racasas nay 3 Lincoln SCHOOL
speaaef llsrrei Asheran singer
Nrs Maud Morgan inaonmeniap.l
Nfs g w cau nougiass school
spfakcr bf fnamgToa. singer
Sire 7 II nnsas lHsiramenia
Nf . sraies li.th school speaker
rg H l. iese snge Airs os, s
lastiameniaist Nf sis~af.
M,daesdsl tlag Lincoln sohool
sppakes Mrs q w Garry slneei.
cuane, from Favor llleh school. u
siramentaiisf airs & a. chambpfs
ppuglass school spfsker lion J y
Anderson slnrsr Quutct Dr l.o~
and others Ifiramenia st Mrs T.
" aapstil faser hlsh pchocl speal
.r Hon G W yant slngeT pous
lass school lnsiiamentaasl. Nra J..
Harris
THURSDAY Stay Lincoln sehoa.
satakfr nau b f Garrett. singer
Tho Missor iiaas.s and Viola smal'
eoea lnsiraoenlal.st Miss |. Hen
aeraon p3ae ass school speakef
'Nn g " csny Music Quaue
Favor firh school lnnifumeniallsl
Mas f. laffs Favor High schoel
smaser Rev s A. clark suref
H,a 3 Davis and Miss Henderson
ftsirmeuialtt Nilaa y Wlose
Friday Bay G. ilnroln school
Speaker Dr p T. 1--we. singer
on|aiH Ur Low ana others. inair4
nentalisi Nisa T.. Henderson. Doug
iasa school sueaker. Mrs. Harriet V
Asheraii Singer Girls Chorus from
Fstos ilieh schoo luslrnmeniallsf
Mrs 9 IS Garry: Favor IfiFh actoo
Speaker Mfs @ " Carry sinr'n'
General. inalfumenlalisi. Miss u y
AfeNalr
The music program fof the pocA
wa close Friday May 6th with a song
fes' az Favor liieh school in which
tl.e musical talent Of ihe schools and
tho public wi'l take part
The pibllc is Invited 70 this elos n /.
exercise At 2 90 u. IA.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-03

Wa#hlns aa. Nss Actual wafK
en rkeeuilsn reorganization lvoklaw
toward e.pplesn oyeshaullna asa
Frallaament of lhe aamlaiatFnslfe
traaraea 81 thn aaveramea' w4ll Evs
uNdeg wAY aees Ne~A aeeueilna e.
Representative I,aavia ef Nepgaass
igvAgia "a a nsrasher nf tna aNeat
Nrays iHgnt Congressional e'pu1
mlF'ev. naust "a sguiY governmental
vfsa.lastiea ARA refemmanA elwna
rms e~mnlleee has been waiting
fag inslnalen ln IA memhsfahip "a :
Representative ai President iIafdsnw
The HeaA'e 3, ssaasalioa haa author.
iss4 IhIH and tho llaaae iaaisiafv
comml,ten ls espeesed so rveors nn
shn Monasea resolution fsvnfahlF 10
muFfuw Tha lleuse shunld alVn iis
appfoyai within aay or 50 aesora
lax 10 Rpasls fulluAlnw whleh tha
committee Ngll huvAle anwH @ wurh
Hsralrq Hss Representatives
itarslng baa slxalfisd his Intention
~ naming Walter u nruwn II ralsde.
a. ~ opefasn wlgh ths enmmlflr~.
ssone Apee*maa far ths Nxeeaslse
establishments waH found desirable tv
tae committee members Ia nrdse 81
ob'ain cooperation gfom tho depart
mrnta themaelyas Opposition 10
ehanksA wuuga he less. Il waa tels. "
they ware made Nfth tho advice ~
spokesman for sba kxscugiyr
The committee proposes 20 make
thorough stugY ~ ,he duties os
every bufeaa boari division ard ~
+ flse aaa reeruup th~n logically
fapl.staa wouli be ailmina.rd. for
I whesn tep organizations wers found
"a IS aalne she -ama thing. they
eoalA he ialned Independent ~
fiee soms forty 10 namher. would hs
nn' un isr dlfeesloa % Cabinet ~
feeH ahefs lhla Is possible
consldee New Departments
The eomm'tae also viii ba eaiied
aapon "a eoaatfvr projects fpr this
formation ar u~w departments. IS he
fCnnlinnnd 90 raaa 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-03

The Earth, official organ Of the
SanfS r. tells whe railway re-
fr~mhment Is Necessary in the
following:
In conference With It's employees
about wag reductions the Santa
Re Railway System. through It's
managers. has laid bare a good
many offiee secrets in order ~
give workers al the facts that
are available on the subject.
For instance on the basis Of
he Santa Pes annual financial
requirements TO take care of
taxes, fixed charges, and other
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-03
NEW CITY COMMISSION
HOLD INTERESTING MEET
WATER sArE rs sEAoJusTEp,
COMMISSIONERS vo.rUo As
UNtr ON sAtss 70 oLo Rkrr.
Brown EXPLAINS

csy Commissioners held an INTER
ess ng sessica IBIS mornluS aad trAns
acted muea roafsne business AMI out.
i.ued plAns fas ne ta'Hre There was
sl.shs dlssxreement In the begin
usns ~ the session as 10 fhe pre-
waiting water rate apa o. re9sal b4s
differsuees were ~oon adjusted ers
the thrce members II tAe commission
agree4 - make ne voc on thar mAi
er unanimous TIE reduction q
vaseg rales made hy commsssioaes
Trapsea just before De- frfs effice
was ses aside Aad ne sss rate put
tSck Commissioned proen ress
,ae following explanation for tals
Asiiou,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-03
Mra. Knaialy
Meets Busy Bssa

The Leader to-day received the tei
leeing te.sgfam ffem Nea " A.
knsislsy lofmsr nathfss reslieat
Tbs pss4taeH explains lisaf lynch
NaFs Na May
fsme poM 81 peiersburkh Fla
% a'fsna tas MAY Festival q Ran.
talaA Naain ssllaae whsre Mary
iouslaas waa maid Pleased ta tad
Af aaa Mrs f,ougiaaa hefe. Mefy
Aaa lnlsy iise ! 80 20 Washing
tom ~ see she ether "iiusy npsa.
Ruth hilArefh uhsa wslsan. kAthryn
Dean of gafhrie sni Iirhrsea sar
sh"s Of ronea citN Gwhus folss
atpays lpoA good "a ias Mrs Il A.
Knugr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-03
Third Week OF Revival
and Going Strong

The third week of serves az tae
First Method e. church bids flf -
mark an epoch m he historl 90 ilsl
instliuton
The CREST service of Sunday sYe
MINK was followed by another SCI
eanai moment lasi NIGHT
raere waH a age crowd nrsss
the singing Nas especially hes ~
ihe witnessing for Christ sponia
cons. tho preaching. 20 The heari ae &
conseience ~neu the Invitation Wss
given several seu's found peace a. ,
sos a the foot = The Gross
Come u time iol the song sery.s.
ion XII AZ : -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-03
National Hospital
To be Observed Here
BIRTHDAY or rLoRfNcf MONT
lNCALu rALLa on MAY w..
LOCAL HOSPITAL paUpAnrs
ron TVENT

oklahoma NelhoalA Hospital il 10
iau either progressive Institutions IN
ne unNed statee and Canaaa NJ thv
oheetancs az National liospiai nav
May i There ero Fire Prevention
"Arsur Mother and aihsr dsYa
and even 49, Kind "a Duub Animate
weeA bu, ihg ie the tirat gaulsei
effort ~ have day" fof lhe sutia
hospitals ipat are csyius fef ihe
oe8op8 people who according to fse
American Public lieolfh association
s,~ s|rk every day
NaY q vas chosen a. National
Hospital paf heeease q Is che fifih
day annyefasfy ~ florenee Nleh
tnes p'ourer Ia mudefn hosgli.
ard nursing mshofa The otlahom
Methodist Hospital cordially Invites
ihe men and women n tho comnun
lly 20 drop ia on May ls and see for
themselves how we'll a cares fof Their
relatives. friends and foliow eiilsres
rhn may be- aiek OF injured Jtr
Nnreos training aeAool also issues ail
inealstlon TO tho girls arid yeuu
women TO inspect the horne for u,fae'
ard learn somo Interesting face
about this splendid profession
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-03

loe3ca Mas The all'ed sif
,sfenc eonus to-day deeldee 81 taAa
>, aaNsl action sAa,usl eefmang VIA
oui tonsaitns iao rntea siaies.
This WAS sersed 80 after dail So,
~son % ihe council mcmaets wish
Admlral Realty q Enelsna and Al
narai Gfasset ~ France reYafdias
plAnN faf aasNl plemHre ngWn Ger
MANY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-03
c. A. 2. LOOKING FOR
CITY TO BE -osT or

Tndizaapo..s. Nav the G A r.
Is booking for some city 10 ae -he
hos, q rs national encampnert thls
year. For the frs. tine the s@e1
rivalry among big cities 70 eatertsia
she veserxns q the Civil War seems
missing and national officers az <
: loss for al exsizu2fson However.
they are certain that the fsiy-tiftt
ezczmpmen- xIH aot 20 By detaa'i
O. : host-