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Bows OvercOats

Boys OvercOats >..
For Big Boys. An extra &1E
special value. Good quality, spAO
all-woo1, plaid back fabrics. Ulstere1te
styles. Real $1,000 value. Sizes for
boys IL to ls. Special at $500.
Little Boys ALL GO OK
Wool Overcoats-- ~O -
In blue, brown. gray and heather
mixtures. All with all-wool linings.-
Regular $3.50 values: Sizes 3 to 9.
At $995. =,
Boys: ..r;':1Iv :An:wool $8.95..:
Worth $40 to $3.50. Sizes 6 to i8. ,@'
Palals Royal-Boys' shop-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1921-11-22

1000 Mems Silk Ties
Four-in-hald ties for E0-
Christmas gifts. -Allswith OSA.
slip-easy bands and the new shapes:
Good assortment to choose from.
At soc.
Woven Madras Shirts
Regularly $500. CT %
Neat, clean patterns. ~ i s<>
All guaranteed as to fit and color.
Sizes IA to II. At $I.zo.
Mems House Goats
Double-fa coats, c. OK
with silk corded VCs>O
edges and two silk loops. Plain
colors and heather mixtures. Reg
ularly $3.50. At $5.95.
Palais Royal-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1921-11-22

In this the body the utmost in from the food
follow The being properly filled out and round
life and
radiance
The
note skinny undernourshed.
VimOG Gen Yeast amir tmesad day
Evening star., 1921-11-22

on the list Of naval ships to be sold.
She was built in 1892. and during the
Spanish-AmsricAn war was In the
time as one Of the convoy which es-
corted Gen. Nelson A. Miles to Porto
Rico.
Evening star., 1921-11-22
NOW U. S. S. COLUMBIA.
Great Northern, Atlantic Fleet
Flaeship, Takes New Name,

Tho name Of tho Great Northern.
the new flagship Of tho Atlantic neet.
has been changed to the u. 8. 8.
Columbia. Formerly an Army trans
port, she 10 now being refitted at the
New York navy yard, As an adminis-
tration flagship for Admiral Hilary
Jones.
which the name 10 taken, is now
Evening star., 1921-11-22
MASONIC NIGHT HELD.

Masonic night at the Elks' karnival
last night was voted successful by
members Of the committee in charge.
Representatives Of the Shrine, the
Evening star., 1921-11-22
FOR BOYS
Palais Royal Clothes of the Highest
Quality at the Lo,cest Prices
2.Pants Norfolk Suits

Atwood Cheviots and CnAE
Cashmere Coats, Alpaca pSsfO
lined; both trousers full lined.. Worth
$40 to $3.50. Sizes to To-: Unusual
value.
z-pants Crompton Corduroy Suits,
S9.4S-All-weather Corduroy, the better
tailored kind, made expressly for US.
Coats lined with Gabardine twill. both
pants we'll lined; both patch and box
pfeated models. Corduroy belt, with
handsome buckle. with each suit. Sizes
to ls. Very special.
SIS to $3.50 Grade z-pants. Suits,
Slz5o-High- h-grade suits of strictly all
wool. fabrics in a good variety of neat
patterns: Exceptionally fine tailored
suits: sizes 8 to 49, Exceptional values.
Finest Two-trousers Suits, $3.50 to
Szs.00-Comprising the Highest-grade
Boys Suits made, all with 2 pairs of
trousers. Most of these fine SUITS are
our celebrated quadruple service suits;
both trousers made with double seat and
knee. Special price, $3.50 to $500.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-02
COUNTY FAIR TO IA BlcorR
AND nrTrIR THAN rvrR

rreparaiions have been going ou
tor some ilnsc 60 make the County
ialf this year the most auceeasial
ln years New entertainment feat
ufes have bcen found this year %
create more Interest 10 tho program
Auto races. ban gamea and poi
l>,mc put on BY experienced poiolnis
viii be- drawing features not 20 ue
eaeelled The new fence recently
built around The race track will be
sifons contributors 20 the financiei
sums OF The Fair
An tha iowna In the county srs
planning Municipal Fairs, including
Co,le creaocni lowell Orlando.
Marshall and Nauna, Each COM
mruny viii have bic home display
which Ia turn viii be brought 10 the
County Free Fair
Tie big auditorium has been owes
hauled. remodeled aud repaired ani
In rs new condition will make a
more pleasant place fsr the various
displays
The premium books have been on;
some time and from the long liai Of
prizes 20 be awarded in the various
contests competition should DE keen.
LOGAN county is one Of the richest
agr.cu'tural regions 10 be found IN
the whole state. and the ullefa of ~
soil should be proud of the wonder
iul products that are raised
Monday will be entry day With
very little entertainment
Tuesday as school ehildren's dny
and Anti Horse Thief Associailot "a
day follows with harness races aoc
tle big polo game.
wednesday Farm woman's clHh
day. on which day all clubs In tho
county are expected 20 be r"pre
- nted A big ball game will be the
feature attraction.
Thursday Guthrie pay--the big
day OF the auto races. Pull Traband.
chairman of the auto races. has ."
cured some real ears for these events.
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HOW MANY CARS? -
THE KAISERIsT SPIRIT

t&VHttHR'HA ANNf' 49, tf
Democrats.
The demonstration may rtan
little or much 4 .oSl canse IN
every country has az one time or
another been treated as q living
cause A violent change in a po-
liiical or social order has ever
left shoals of people eager and
hopeful Of the restoration Of the
times under which they them.
selves particularly Frofiicd Yet
this demonstration ai the Grune-
wald racetrack is the greatest Of
is kind since the signing of the
armisfice. II was shortly follow
ed by the assassination Of DIR
Matthias Erzberger. one II the
signers Of the armisfice. Though
the libera lpolitical elements have
held the helm IN Germany since
the establishment Of the republic
they have everywhere been re-
tarded and been compelled TO
compromise with m0narchisi sen
timeni. The reaefionarics have
cause not onl yto fondIe their old
opinions. as il Is human nature so
10 do. bat also ~ rejoice over
their successes in directing gov
ernmenial policies.
To the outside world, the
demonstration must tend 10 JUS
tIfy sbe fears Of the French over
the revival Of the milifarist in
fluence in Germany and 70 make
ont a good ease for Pairs insist.
enc. on the crippling Of German
military power
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Stories of sf-s
<sun
Great Scouts sss--
MAJOR SAM Nsculi.oucHs
lEAP ft,R llfr

forf iIenfy uns = little steekasis
buli, fef lhv presecilun of the SETTLERS
Of West Virginia agesnst the hfliish
sni lndlans iuflw4 the Naf - the
NryolnfhaR II sliced ga ghs Onto
river nsar lhs present site x Wheel
ins Ia ihs summer ~ tfFf when u
Was heslesrd ~ Atfpnx foycs - sav.
agrs Nal sam uvsaaioaxh. rsi.s
horisr isndsg. tote Port Flit AZ tns
head 81 a. msu 20 raise lhe slvxs
yomlak h. slsht 81 tte fort. Metnit
Imlshs msn msde > dash ioF lhs saivs
and p~sse,i fhfua4h them ~ safsts Al.
,h.uAh the intinus made = assgsfnts
effort a. cui them 81 Meiv Mss'ul
Tough held hack 70 vaseg che RETREAT
n b men easll ihes ~eFe safely ei'h
IN ~ wallis and DELAYED - ionE that
ihs fe,lsAins .vecp.,ls,l 10 EeitinF nv
tween hlm and lhs fegi
setlns spprs fe his horse fhe
ranset leadsF dashea fer hln hafk
u ,bs fort Al lis fop ne met psaihrr
hand ~ indians and ~ ihs scene slime
lhiri sfuap approached aim ff,aa
anoli.er iifs,ilor The ludIaos we've
NOW on three sides ~ hiss. ''n 80
olhrf vas q hieh rse,lplcs rr"ieelins
over Nhevllpg creek ho fssy below
The mnssf eas ,elnrfrd
The Indians faised 4 ,ssl 81 triumph
q. the, ciasea Va on hlm ilut ehen
lhes saW Mccullough tufo his horse
toward lhr Hin. gtgy sfoppea ~
nmhsement
lfKnK Dts HORSE fn O dest run. The
scunl dashed toward ihe pfeclplrs a.
The brink ~ lbv ,tesm he drove hnuie
'hs spais and o., uis muunl ar0 lotto
ihe alf hrherd himself ln shs sHdaie
The afst lsap Nns . clsaf dfup - ~
net hnt hath 'h,rsf end rider ne.s
unlniaf.i ~ fhr, ieusl.,l ua thr snsp
hank ihsn .lluplae ana slldlns fof
go f,.t mue. llie, ,alne 20 the efssa
bottom
A. ihc Maihns rushed 20 ihs eisv
~ lh. pce.4lH,, expecting in sss me
einshsl fuf#e ai Aafse anA inaA faf
t,ioN ih's Nsfs asiNntthfi ~ ihr
vlshi ~ lhs inal,r sliIl utflehi lu ihe
.aAdfv rlHusnr lnfo enc eirsa nnu
udlHs 90 a.. oihef .ile Co safety
Within f,A hnais o. Was nuet a.
rnn tiu organizing 3 lHfp4 sklsii
ii,n - mach ~ lDri lirut
llse yrsls lalrr - Aalur Nsul
tutiat4 nta his bfafhpF MpYN Fl4iiNa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-02
NOT A CURE FOR
DOMESTIC ILLS
Prohibition Has Failed To
Improve Relations OF Man
and Wife. Court
Says


- 'ss' '.F 'e'''..'''..' '''f
'- ~
e' " 4 NJ. -
~ 1N,.'.
:" .. go. " "N
Jaal. sabbath reported disuosinr
of : eol Gases In he last ten months
ns then laid down s.rica q ad
uouHlons 20 Wives. husbands aud
sNeethoar.a
llls tsas iosa happy marriage
"a -. Ions follow
EYety man u'ould SEQ that hla
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-02
COURT rlEs UP
IMMENSE ESTATE

Nov York. sept 2-The tlo,0oe.0 .04o
estate Of william Van Rensselaer,
smith was tied up today b. an in
junction issued on application of Mr..
Beatrice smith Nugent. granddaagh
ser OF the deceased. who alleges her
uncle william r smith had agreed
20 divide the egfste equally With her
on condition she RETAINED from ief-
ing her grandmother Of his marriage
Nrs. Sugent asserts her uncle fear =.
ed be would b. dislnherlted u his
marriage became known 10 his moth
er. Mrs Roxa Smith. Under The
terms Of the xiIl. he inhefiis h
millions left By her husband. William
Van Rensselaer, smith. member of
the Arbuckle brothers.
william y. Smith. ci married
woman about 20 years bis junior
Mrs. Nuzent further alleged Smith
has made an assignment Of annunii-
.es and mortgages valued at $50. =
oo0 TO his bride. who was seeking 70
withdraw them from depoators. Ar
injunction was asked 20 stop this.
L In 1919 Hrs. Beatrice smith Nugen'
e'opsd and married Jallna T. Nngen
OF ST Louis 1hey later were d.
sorced.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-02

Ray oliver of LouE Reach 1a'itf
vas in Mulhall for few days ''s"
Win his cousin. Mrs. + J, johnson.
n. smith has bought oi AIRS. 4 =.
w.egen her residence property in ne
>.uiheast Malhall
porn To Mr. and "lS. Houston
webb. August q. 1891. boy.
Albert Helder and family aad ,lar-
.ree scott aud family OF Guthrie were
.isilsrs at the Z. y setr home N
.anlhail Sunday
Airs. ). NJ. Gray Will - sa's week
Tor 4 visit with relatives and frivnis
IN Nodaway county. No. She will be
accompanied by Mrs. Amanda Jonef
and Airs Laura Denny. Of lsose'i and
Mrs. e. J. Renfro OF Billings aud Mfs.
Matt Gray Of Deer. Greek.
sherman Taylor stopped of ~
Malhall Monday 10 see his parents.
ar and Mrs. J. A Taylor. lie va
On return "trip from Winfield. Kan.
sas 10 his home al MeAlester. 0kis-
homs. His wife is being treated IN a
hospital at the former place. His
children had been In Mulhah for a
few weeks. They accompanied him
home.
"A. Fry is on the ailing list this
week. lie keeps himself al home
much OF the time.
Messrs. Combs and Haws shipped .
car load OF hogs from this point to
Oklahoma City Friday.
The Mnlhall schools will open next
Monday. The faculty is made up OF
six teachers.
Several Of the town folks drove to
the Cimarron river Monday night tor
a few hours outing. A supper was
spread and all ate heartily.
A. VI. Gray and family had a visit
among acQuaintances at Billings
Tuesday.
The walls OF the Christian church
building Ia Mulhsll have been newly
tinted. This adds much to the in
terror appearance Ct the room.
The game OF ball at Norman last
sunday between the Mulhall team and
the Norman team was q victory for
the latter. the score being ? to 3.
Estel Wilson will move this week TO
the newly finished house belonging 10
Edmond Clee-
An inch OF rain fell early Monday
morning. The dust was settled and
there was a drop Of several degrees
IN the temperature
A team made UP of our married rnen
played a game here last Sunday after
noon with Mulhall's second ball team
The married men we're the winners.
to-
i. J. Young and family have moved
from town 10 the farm south Of orian
90. Mf. 1DuIA = rIrt1ne Af~ @ofA
After its completion he win be baei
To Mulhsli-
h. /. Stansbury was al home osel
Sunday with has family in Muihai.
Mrs. H J. Beisess arrived In Mulhsi
last week from California She vii
make her home for a while with he
granddaughter. Mrs. James Craven
Mrs. II. B. Carpenter started Ncn
day evening for Missouri or fes
weeks visit with friends and relatives
Mrs. Chris Schroeder Of Huron. :
Dakosa is spending week In huihai
at the home OF her son Fred Demstes
Mr. and Mrs Y. E Todd and dangh
ter. Lillian and son Lawrence. drov
TO Enid Saturday. They had . yisi
with friesids-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-02

The uniform success that has Z
tended the use ~ Chamberlain =
Collie and DlarThoea Remedy Va ne
relief and cure 0f bowel complaints.
both FOR children and adults has
brought Il into almost universal use.
20 lhs' IL il practically without . ri'al
and a. everyone Who has used i
knows. 4 il withoat an equal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-02

.ADER. GUTHRIE. OkLA.,
Sunday With NF and Nrs J A. Win
ten IN Naihasl
a A. Stewart and family are NOV.
lne from the farm tea miles wsss q
NulhAli to Gilbert Ark
r n Baker has hoashi The pro.
a4cs baslnsss u P = henFY Ia Mai
hsn
Nr = y NeNew and ealldren -
Orlando. wsrs The eaess II lFiendE ~
Aalhaii last Friday
Dick Ellis aaa ~ife drove N iron
the farm saEday afternoon 70 ~
Dick's mother. Airs Jane Ellis
Mrs Henry Ssmcok 81 Hutchinson.
Kansas vas in Malhali few aasa
lass Week 10 sisn her srand son 4.
Ninlon and hsA family
Kari " SpAldlng u Santa Maria.
Calliornla. left few aays $40 on h,s
retarn tftp home ~ had heen hers
70 usH his cousin. Mrs Ros k,rnes',
and hls uncle Jesse spalding
a. e Jenkins. lislns near orlssao
had q public sale % psrsoral property
On Wednesday q this Neck
" r. cross came near having a
disastrous tire in his hotae ln Mul-
Aall few DAYS aGe The oil eook
stove which Vas lighted becsme on
veiopsd IN a blaze The hurried -
mosal q the store ou, al aoogi ias
vented the kitchen from ge.uur Oh
tire although lhn wallis we're black
ened some by the flames
George Hannah - plaunsns a. fV~
sio acres Of wheat The.ar, weather
has DELAYED the ploWinf hui ~ ih'uAs
she rains ~sil come in ilm. 10 ges the
wheat IN the ground
J " Fletcher vent TO Guthrie sun
ias Tor a days visit with aiA caurh
tsr. Mrs A T. Kidweil and her 'eln
~.
Mf And Mrs Coleman q qua, were
IN Nulhall foW days Aeo a. 1sf
Mrs Clomana brother, , A Nluion
Crescent viii soon hoit j apeaal
election to vote bond issae 81 isq.Ueo
% ID, in el.sro lights and water
works
o. I Brown agent Cor thg Sinclair
Coal company Of oklahoma Ciiy. pss
In Nulhall Monday morning
Miss Phoebe Smith. ot Edmond,
spent sunday In Mulhaii visiting With
Mr. and Mrs NJ a Board
The Noman's Foreign Missionary
society n the Methodist Of Mulhan
viii NEE, a, the home " Mrs hessle
wyanl on september 2. 1877
Reginald johnson Is spending the
week with his grandparents. Mr and
Mrs. liasscll al Guthrie
Harry Duehnlng and family and
Frank Duebnmg started Sunday
morning by overland TO Colorado.
They Will be gone about tNo weeks.
Mrs Virginia Naorbure Of Perry
visited with her sister Mrs A ~
Gray IL Mulhall last 0unday Mrs.
Nuerhurg was accompanied by her
husbands sister. Miss Rosa Nuerbnrg
Mr. and Mrs Harry Benlly we're ~
town sunday TO see Mrs Bentlsy' B
parents. Nr and Mrs " X Croa3
They had been At saltwater and came
by Mulhall on their way 20 their home
At Douglas
Miss Hazel Henry. Of Guthrie, was
in town a few days ago visiting With
Mr. and Mrs Fred Pearson aud Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Hopes.
J. ]. Anderson of South Omaha,
Nebraska. Is spending a few weeks
with his grandmother. Mrs Elya Mice
al Mulh2ll
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p. = Heary made a business trip
TO Oklahoma city = few days ago. lie
talks Of taking the position Of travel
INK agent ior a creamery company
Wesley Nistlef. prosperous farmer
near Orlando was ia Aulhall Monday
doing some trading
Miss Jennie Webb has become The
oansr OF an up-to-date Ford Coupe
Mr and MrY Estei Wilson drove out
sunday afternoon 10 the farm hgme OF
Mrs Wilson's parents. Mr and Mrs
William Harris
Mrs Walter Dye aud daughter Of
Kansas city. Kansas. visited ior lew
days at the J ". Craven home in Aul-
hail
Mr.. and Mrs G. C. Dick came Ia
from the farm Monday afternoon FOR
4 short visit at Estil Wilson's home
C. X Chapman had public sale
OF his furniture an Mulhall last Sat
urday lie and his family will prob
ably locate Ia Oregon.
Mrs r. p Barton and daughter ~
oklahoma City is here for few days
visit with her sister. Mrs. B l.. Zoe
decker and also her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. { r Kemp.
Miss Myrtle Murdock was al her
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Muir
dock. who live near Orlando.
The sermon subject at the Method
list church next sunday evening Is
behind the Back" Al the morning
hour Pastor Cave viii preach at M,.
Carmel
Mrs Anna Van Hassell last week
visited her son Harry and his family
at CoviDgfon. The wife and he
7 daughter have been sick
Mrs. J. 5. Thompson and daughters.
Misses Mollie and sara made drive
10 Coyle Monday afternoon.
/ Miss Ina Msyfield. who was elected
Labor Day Queen AT Oklahoma City,
is a sister OF Mrs. John HaripeDce
living sin miles east OF this place.
Rollie Bircket Of Orlando. who was
recently hurt, al Oklahoma CITY By his
ca aotouring over. Is able to attend TO
business again
T. q. Dixon was in from the farm
Saturday morning and broaded the 10
O'Clock train for Guthrie.
Roy Kennedy and wife had a day \
visit short time ago with Mrs. Ken
nedy's uncle and aunt. Mr and Mrs
Jacob Gumm. who live near Orlando
There was watermelon social at
the Presbyterian church on wednes.
day night OF last week A big crowd
was in attendance.
Mrs. W. W. Ciaunch Of This place
had week end visit with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Ava Sullivan a, Guthrie.
Y A Bircket a prosperous farmer
near Orlando vas in town Friday Hs
was accompanied b. his wife.
Miss Vera Kennedy made a yisii
last week among friends in oklahoms
City.
4 Edward Ciee's new residence build
ing on Cummings avenue is sbou
ready for occupancy.
Mr. and Mrs. ". n Matthews werl
visited lost Sunday b. their son Franz
and his wife from Fairfax. Okla.
i Or W s Smith. OF Oklahoma city
secretary OF the Onwego OIL company
was in MulhaIi few days ago. Thi
company Is planning to put in a fillini
station here
i Chas- Eavenson and family were q
town from the farm Sunday TO yisi
! Mrs Ezyenson's parents. Mr. an
| Mrs. r. ". Kincsid
Rev. Anihis and wife spent the da
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NbNhta f"AfNlN9 SCHOOL TO
&C uNoGR CONSTRUCTION soon
Excavation fnr the new Nurses
rfsinlas neheol ballding h casaplss.
ed Plans aud spesifeatioas ap be
lnx revised Tho bids rasslvea Aa.
Eas, ). were eoaalasfea too hlsh hy
the building oommlllsa inaicasioaa
are favorable for an acceptable BIZ
aoon wofA upoa the ns~ hallains
l. ,npecird - haeia within tweatS
dam
Tho feat twenty days u AaGa,,
tii patients were treatpd at tbs
Hospital
Tho Hoard ~ frsaioea wlil meet
saturday. scptsushpr 4. end wlll meet
with nishop waldorf At ths ioas
ilolei =. lanehs0u 10 oonsuli IN 70.
gard 20 enlarged Hospital plass
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-02

conersln sblpn are heioF ussd on
she Rhine fnf ritsf lfadr rhe Ger
mans Aea bslltinx many such boafs
20 frblaea those turned over 20 lhs
Allisa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-02

Aaa nas atlvr Chamberlain Tab
lals p4A lNe enael thlnx Fsaalfsa
alwnS enough fur the most Fusmfl.
mlii ,nuush lar ,h.ilfsn fhef eause
au AffrsaNr movement ~ tho bowels
without any 81 that tefglele grpsns
lhuy are sasy Aui pleasant ca taka
and aFrerahls ln effect
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-02
DnUG EVIL CROWS
WITH LIQUOR GONE
J r Manning. Governmental
Chemist. Here. Says Use of
Narcotics Spreading
Very Past
Very Fast

Very Past
Nn~kogee SEPT The ecs,aiA.
dreams that come -fson a esho. IN
the arm arr spreading in tAe holl.
Of = rorernmont chemist uho arrl,, i
IN Muskoses Yesterday 10 anal,
nsrse,'e specimens held - evidence
n ihc federal eoari here
lie u 4 Manning cf sIlile Rock
Arkansas. chiei chsmlt 81 ths south.
western district % the Unii.-i sgates
bureau ot internal revenue
From the records q my office
am torced 10 helicsa The narcotic esa
Is growlne despite ,he cftuis 81 the
Manning He added
When was Transferred ffom
wNshlnfion. y e. 20 Little Ro,N
last Mareh out Of 900 spscimen,s y
narcotics and liquor sent as for ana
lysls lhai month ont, 60 ~eae mar
coslcs
"Alrads ih's month uc have made
1eo analyses and $50 Of them were
~ narcotics
Prohibition ,hs Cause
NJ Manning declared that IN hsa
of.nl1n prohibition y larsol, respor
sl3ie tor The spfead q the narcotie
osl ana thar many pero9s who fof.
meFl, nesoticd 70 liquor have become
crus usorr since ihlef supplies ~
Whiaky hssc been cat ofi
Nf Nannmra teu4or, ine'ua s
tom states 81 which Oklahoma j. one
and tbs eork ef his laboratory IS
defsloplne 90 rapdl' iha, h|a staff
ot assistant chemists has heen ir
creased since March from one "a
ihrec &c
Beverages are analNsed. aecorin
20 Nr Mann.ne. both 20 ascertain us
alcoholic content and whether or no.
the liquor contains ans poison
po.sons Used Less
~wo have found thirty dliicror'
k.n,ls % poison iu liquor specimouis
sent 20 rs for analysis. me chem
declared The most frequent es
wood alcohol. nitro hentoi. fmmlld
hyde. iusol Oh aud either Of courses
fasel 81 s. present ln "a whisky. ihe
amount decreasing or tho liquor ares
~Nc are nor finding aa much wool
alcohol as formerly The drInhms
prhilc seems 70 have learned lea
con IN regard to ms poison. tut in
ono opeclmeni of 80. called whisky
made from denatufed alcohol Ae
found bichlofide Of mercury which
.s . corrosive poifon destroying tas
creans Several persons had died
from drinknF the whisky of ~ysh
this was a sample
rs Specimens Here
Nr Manning has seventy fl,o W.
cimons to analyxo IA Nuskos,e and
be expects the work viii take him e
" eek iie expects 10 30 most of hts
clerical work 10 n. Federal buldinr,
bat in ease the equipment he carries
with him should pru.e snadeaua'e be
has been offered The use Of prlyat"
laboratory Among the specimens be
will analyze here are those iaker
from the sani,orium of Dr r G Mor
rlson negro. Al Taft
The chief chemist for tbs dls'ric'
formerly was In the federal lahorl-
tory az Washington, y G. but 20
facilitate the work the country WAS
divided into five districts with a
complete laboratory At each district
headquarters A. mach of 'ho wori
as possible is done At headquar'". =
but an the chemists work also 81
the He'd
la~ra. -. n.rr.n.
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Official Roster of
Guthrie City Schools

Wilson. "a: Rmma Dateher. n
GA. Aims Watkins. CIR Nellie
l'asne. "a. 5B Hope Frazier. sB
caroline Davis. 4B. "a,
I.eona MeNulty. "a. 2B. Ruby
lIahhsrti. aR. PA. Mr> Almira
Abernsthy. 2B: IA; Mrs Elma
Phelps. lB. A. r. Porter. Janiior
Capitol Hill
Mrs. Adele Sp~er. Principal
Marjorie smith. "a. 7B; Mrs
Grace Ellis. Ga. 6B, Mrs. Lillian
Roberts. 6B. SA. Mrs Mary
Bnrkar,h S.B; Margarei Schmidt
"A. as Eleanor Morris. az. 3As
lana II IIauser. aB, "a Lelis
llouser. "a. 2B RoFena Fink
.B. IA. Mr~. Helen Burnett, IA
Incx Rohrer. lB I \ Wilson,
janisor.
Central
Ids Belt. Principal zella FOR.
ter. sA; Eva Humphrey. sB
Addic Barnard. IA Mary Hawk.
inS. 7B. Mary Dilley. ga. 6B
GLADYS Kellogg. "a. 5l3 May
lIirschi. SD. "A. Caroline Davis,
4B. "a; Pauline Bishop. Sl. "a
Mrs. Ruth Souier. 2R, IA l.ida
l.ohr. lB. II purslum, Jandor
Cotteral
Eva Jrlsma. 6B. 5B, BeSSis
Williamson. iB. 3R, Principal
Gertrude Patterson, lR. 2B \
" Tauion. Janiior
Nr~. Adele Hook. Supervisor =
Music
Mrs Constance Forssthr, Home
Economics IN Grades
Walter Riddle. Manual Tram
INC in Grades
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-02

Drea interest 10 American ready.
built houses has brsn shown IA both
ffanp and England. according 20
John X walker. lumber trade erm
missioner
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-02

Tho frut payments on subaerip-
lions q thr Nufaas Training aehnoi
have come ~ wall However. thsra
are some s,lll unpaid Work has b
Aan Tho main hulialng will ba un-
der construction vlthln thirty days
The money a needsd now Mail
checks 90 " u colllas, or l.svs ~
efllfo over Security Alaia uaok