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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-13
ROTARY CLUB LEARNS
WHO ARE CITIZENS"
Naturalization Bureau Astaehe,
Q. A. Ramsey, Talks To
the Members on cisls
xenship

rhe HnsAsians Tavp shesr wvNAis
noendsy laneAessa as Abe lnae Taes
day. wlsh 4 laFmn atsuaqdaavm ~
members and ssvefaI saeNs
isepnr,s showed 9oad Intewas IN sAe
ha'l Kasnas ana III she rua1sgt Ay shv
Roe sslassfs.
Tho rasnmlticc on sipy Aennt Aeslsls
Ties reported progress On she prupo4i
tion ~ establishing a permanent
vAmp a. previously nlAanMd
intcrsmh relations ~.nmlstne was
authorized % aFfangn ~ = slass a.
lsu,arlans from cushlnw Vams evpuinn
with taii same and iesls sspnef
\. r FIake " kanass city, gsea VI
TeKsafs, os FuFi Worth. and MF igay
worth ~ Neasheftuld, kaesss. wsfs
lntFadueasl
e. A. Ramsey ~ Hs ffvh. II ne
bureau us natural satlon. talked on
naturalization. dwalllnM strnnggy on
Twho ata sllllsennn yia showed slha
vast difference hetwman man whu
has boon nasnfAllsea and ona wha
has been Amarieaniaea ana .tAix
whi1v technical. was sasy lnessuettvp
and Interesting Thc law requires she
applicant II hasa At iaAas general
ana practical knowlraau og the sun.
stliaiian and the rrlnrinlsa III soy !.
esamans which they are awrweinx sp
support Alsn. ha mast kn0w tha Az
iFes of citizen and ~ sHadY ii fer-
form same when eailed epoH. ilw
ciosed With . plea fnr taats practical
work by fueh efRmalxatssns Az she
IiotaFlaus who win help soIva iha
serious lgvhlcm new confronting the
Snyeram"nt cn account II ptaYatllnm
Ignorance Of = large number 81 forslHa
residents amon8 u# iIla saik was
thoroughly American
Two weeka henea Frank pasT wiz
talk on = practical seheme an hard
surfaced roads Ieadlna into tlalhfie
On next Tuesday nlshl shg tasilpa IN
Pleasant salIey and their husbands
viii be entertained hy the flushfle to-
iarianM, al TOO At ans luae
u waa suggested thal tbs elty
should be Irefuaely decorated an
FLAG i,ay. June III lTomeFtpwl.
A acofeboard of Attendance pae
centagca featured he aanfasafys,
back ground.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-13
Game Comeback OF Old Turkey Red Wheat Upsets Predictions

BlaekhuIl and May Queen would rcus
Turkey Red from Kansas soil. The
experts said that the newer varieties
wolild ripen before the old fashioned
lonesbarhed, isiIedown Turkey Rcd
What would And early ripeninQ Iii
Kansas generally means a big yieId
Well, hrm year the Old reliabls
bsrbed Turkey wheat has ripened be-
fore The highfalusin new style n
wheat hax. IN you don't believe II,
visit Pond Greek. Grant county. Okla.
Ed Brvper started cutting today On
lris 520 acres. Hex HedIpnd of Ne
brsska. ix running binder. Rex
pointed 10 three varieties of wheat IN
the Brun<r field. Kanred, BIaekhnII,
and the oIdstyIe eofnmon Turkey.
The Turkey v heat had ripened to !
klIIie1t yelIo1 ~ ethsr ysristi.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-13
PIONEER GUTHRIE WOMAN
ACTIVE N city WORK
Hrs Charles II. Fslson Helped
Build Episcopal ChNvA and
organis< Trinity
Guild

Ia she death ~ Nrs. Charles I'M
sen Gashrses Leases nut anss q iossns
~lie, ton8 meiAer but caasasscn=
aae eserseAse ~wrksr in the cam .
mwnissss hshAh Slncs 1853 Ms.
fason xas an araeaf champion ~
taiAsaes Interests. she was cao&olv
si''ad b ali the thinss that mako for
Civic progress.
Hes daasA romcs as sAocs 10 s.e
cor manAy
The fnnwsal ~sil he hesd al aoa
c'elSxk "Wednesday sfxurnnna frsm
TFsnsy ReGsccpsi cAureh.
MAFy n. Fslsoa ~as barn il the
rrrrsace ef ontsrsa Canada Her
ma'den nasne was Mary Mcl,oEasa
she sFRs les az orphan ana vas
r*as-a hy m uncle. Rafns Snasasnr
~ho naor@& ~ Msnkasn. MINI. where
she Has graduated srcm she ssafe
nornnaa seAeai TIC Deceased faarhs
~ p#esas sesaels IL Huntington. lna.
ssssa. ~hen she mel G. 4! rflson anf
~as married at Sgrmgis. MAehisan IN
lsSg. &F, and Mrs Fslsaa case 10
VSsAhosna Mas 1sS9 Mrs. Fslson
orsansaed ans sax FIRST president ~
fhe EukhwAn rnxoxsa ts~s Ss..ss. a..
isss-sNf-si ~Acn kAe clfsTens crxan-
'ss& 10 EAk@ raF~ ~ arf0r1mnase ss,-
iihss ssr homcsseaas she hespcs
''aA6 sAe tHrst Epssco7Rl church ans
was cHs q she charter members Of
sAs i-zdies GniiS she wss prcssaon.
q sAe Acnrn club and president j,
he City Fc1erstion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-13
ROE RECITAL FEATURED
BY HIGH CLASS PROGRAM
Benefit TO Misses T'helma and
Essher Roe Is Marked
BY Much En-
thusiasm

TThs concert given last night a tue
Nsshodiss csaryh by the Masses
Esther and ThelrnA Ror, assisted by
Mr.. " y. lAckferd. M Carl ras-
CART and The Temple chcnss, was :
Delighted event.
Miss ThelnA's werk 90 the viol n
shows very msrked tendency TO-
~aras The arfsrlc: htr scae u
lscausliuL fali and vital; her inies-
s~1sslGin AZ the namherr she played
was snost picasing she displayed
iSnehca NJ brilliant tnehnsc. and,
sslih very few exceptions. her M
konation wss perfect. and saoaed fhe
resnl, of untold hoars cE hard s:n-
eere work.
Miss Esther Rne showed great
deal Of ability at The piano Her
playing wss clean and sure and as
IN accompanies showed the pleasing
faculty o. Alwass being right up with
the sclossts her work was mos. ea-
ioyahls and greatly appreciated by
hose present
Mira. Richfnrd ara Mr. Taasars
we're the vocal scloisis on the pro-
Tram. snd they never sang better
than they dsd last nIeht Mrs.
Islckford has soprano voice of
plesssnE quality and eoca range Mr,
Tagxsrsis voice seems ever "a grow
sn richness and vitality even
throughout the entire rance of hts
voice.
The Temple Male Chorus. assisted
By Mrs. fslckford. sang with 80 or
shslr Old time enthusiasm. and their
number made very fitting close 10
The truly wonderful prosras
II will probably be- some tire bc
fore program of this cslibrc will
be- heard here again.
2, was Guthrie program from
starr TO finish.
Mrs. v. w Llpsx and Mrs H. w
Merten wers The accompanies for
the yocsI nambers and playcd In
shrir uspai artistic manner
Following fha program there was
. rnbllc reception In the sunday
school room snd most enIoyassts
tine sas had BY all.
Credit for she Hoe benefit IN
Iarse measure. goes 10 the Rciarisns
snd Lions.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-13
ApiQtOr,S
Thrilling
Flight

Dayton, q. iunn n. Iashc,l
asri Whipped shwas M 4 l.as.mile
an hoar gale snd four and .
half niles above earth. on the
verge of afFreatsNn. caused BY
the less ol-Lm oxygen tank and
compelled "a cling ~ rapss and
straps attached to the parachute
fer fear that = whlrllng crnSs
rarrrnt might weaken ami eanss
them "a lsseak. waFe several ~
tho mcre details related to,ias
nv Capt a. W stephens aerial
photographer, Mss,oak field, wl'a
yesterday broke the world "
parachute jump record. when he
ae~cendexl a4.aA6 feet.
The fact lhas II was Capt.
stephens first drop" tends %
make his feat one az The most
remarkable III the history III avia-
sinn. llc suffered no ill effects
from his hazardous trip.
The plane in which Capt
stephens aSrended, twin me-
tcenssnncd On rage ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-13

were two.ihiris as far along by the
time the newer varieties ripcn the
Turkey will be nhattering. Iruner
had more applicants for jobs than he
had Jobs. IIe js paying according 10
whaf fellow can 10, grading the
psy from Az 10 a. The fourdoIIar
man must 10 h third more work or
know third more Gan the &3 Il day
nsan Grant count wheat Ii moi ripe
while Garfield county wheat III. The
counts Join, Garfield being 10 the
south. Kay county, saxt of Grant,
has been harvesting week. The
norfbward sweep of harvest thus ap.
B'earx 10 be III d half moon, moving
northwest They were cutting wheat
n Kansas today, n Oxford and South
3
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-13

'IIowY wheat going u turn soutf"
That question was put to doxens 10.
day A.Yl fQuiIl) Craig, Who put tbs
bark on the irees ~ south Haven,
guessed SouiL Haven township snm,
ner county, Kansas. al eight bushels
- the acre. But they do say At South
Haven that Quill said that the folks
who drilled early got better results
He. sorter Iiankers after tho old Tnr.
key Red. too. He's trying the new
varieties, has field just north or
South Haven that1l ~ ~ 10 -
bushels.
Otto Wentriek put binder into
the field 10 begin Wednesday. aud
he'll be the first in the Oxford dis.
trie. Art Miles, 0n tha piate line "A
HunneweII, started % eut Sunday junt
< VI G0ooklnn01 - InNo ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-13
WALTON FllTs ENEMIES
N SPIRITED ADDRESS
Demo Farm Labor Candidate ror
Governor Addresses Large
Meeting Al bath House
Purtico

4 VIII nct say that will move
Tbs eanlssl hAek ta ssaihrse. faT thAs
~oala he heseaa ms power ha !
promise this. that Il | am elected
gosegnaf snail are shas the seat Ut
state sesWnmsas IL moved lFam sAe
corner III Msin and Harvey streets,
sklahoms s-ss 81 shAs ccsner "a TO-
ssssa .hr t'raak Johhsnna 2Ao psf
cent nate hsnk she hAnk shAf
saNsfolA the i,amessssie machinery
now and II ~hith Tom uWwnT "A
sieesay Interested yna kaow u~ens
resigned from tho saprpmu henra
because hc eou,a nut live nn Two
ssselu salary tAe office palds yet no
u Hp~ candidate M A. office
~fsesn salary IA only sA6ao. n
uevna IA nominated ana elcetaa
there must he "somethlng iasnk
1hw dsa lack waison. mayor ~
Oklahoma cisy. and nomaorss,c
FaFH Labor candidate Tor wnv~rnuf
On the Democratic ticket rosals d
Isrgn crowd a, the mnnIelpal hath
huase | Il nlahi
Walton had On hia fishllng clothes
arm he called sradr Spade NE
was particularly hitter Ia douanela-
ilan ~ Owens, Frank Johnson. nil
retss and the Oklahoma city Cham.
her ~ Commerce. lie slaa Kayn
half Nelson punch 10 Efasrlng cor.
rorstlons of tho state
Mayer Walton arrived In tho city,
~ meteor, frpm me northwestern
psr' y Tho state, A hurried an.
hnunpemens In Tho LeAarr Il, prnss
g~N+@srrrsse sa44es 4
IfsNHftrxtua u.. - "a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-13

Enid, Jnns ~ Flood tide of har.
vesf has BIZ Kansas Before the line
~ rig*nsng wheat, mosiDg nDrthwsrd
~ Iesp~. il sn srmy ~ job hunters IN
t~o@, fours ard dozens Many of them
hare turned their faee porthwsrd
away from fbe oncoming bxttsiions
og fesg@rK
Harvest hands sre. ont IL luck this
yasr. Wheat i ripening like 4 iecp.
ard That perp,its the farmer 10 tell
The JOB hunser 10 take ~ day or
nothinx- And 10 drive of rs miles
through the wheat belt. not farmer,
tetking hands. wss encountered
fnr1rsy He'd Comes Back
There are big upsefs In The Kans4s
wheat crop this year. One Of them Il
the k&ne eomebnek ~ oId Turkey Bed
rke>t Esaytody u1s tod Honred,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-13

ii"rHs your chance glflss
u pm wrre denied the shrihs NJ
l'ossesaing sailor sweetheart il the
lays of Aar Il isn't i1o late q an-
mex Ssilor huf,and Ia limo of
peace.
Tac hDys of the u. Il. 4. pau,
Hamilton. otherwise Number ses 81
tho United stales destroyer forces.
gcta lonesome ihruugh lhc lpns
mconili cseriaes ~ cruises from the
destroyed haAe al SIN nioxo. eal
They hase let's of time 10 write
lsssers They enjoy getting letters
ict more than writing them, Or
coarse. but they will take ncna In
--~--A-ar---A --a~us.A.e-s-- s4.A...s.A4 \. =. 8
Ccntlneud on rsse .
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-13
LEWIS GIVES HEALTH AD-
VICE FOR HOT WEATHER
State Healthier Says Physical
Examinations Should Bc
Held; What Students
Should DO

pF A. Il. lewis. stats health
commissioners says
"Now shat summur Ii here ana
scsools are closed during vacation.
Y seems 10 mn % bc an opporsuno
time 20 giso enine advice regarding
the protection Of lbs general health
of aii niadrnt bodies
! have fecensIy issued a notice %
al state srhoois and colleges ~
ques'Ina that sll students malrlcut.
ating. also all members of the
facul's. tale physical examInatlon
TO be held under the supervision Of
the controlling body ~ Tho school.
females g DO csamlged BY femaie
physician. sald examination tn con.
meme September Il 1929.
fcoptIaueA on Psss 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-13

fhs fsdsvaE RFana hurry whleA es
am les sesAIgus yesterday haa ~
far returned ao indictments n Va
said By erurt attaches that iafsr
number ~ iafafmailan# have bsea
prepared fuF aetian Nv ths laFy
Local men AeFvlag en- ths mry sr.
j n Wlatun. WI Vt wlmhar. rsm
Jentlns anil l.sslnr fioaah
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-13
Jury m GRAY CASE
HEARING EVIDENCE

A Jury in district conr today IL
hearing Testimony IN tho case of tnc
4tase against I. , Gray on charge
filad nv rpuny Attorney Dinwlddle
charging Gray with receiving de.
POSTS ln his bank, The Guthrie slate
bank when he knew a wss III fali-
Ing condition. Msny witnesses hays
been anbpoenaed ny the state and ny
me dcfensc
County Attorney DlawiddIa Is pro
scouting whlIa John Adswn gpeer
VI oklahoma city snd v. w. Me-
Gulre arc defending
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-13
STATE BOARD TO
FIX II. II. VALUATION

Oklahoma ciiy, Jnno is THIS
state board of equalization tosiay
was nrhcduIsd 70 fix tax aaAnss
ments On - Iroads Yesterday. tho
hoard assasssd brldFs companlea.
small public corporations independent
telephone companies and few large
corporations. which Included The
Oklahoma Gas aud Electric company.
Oklahoma CITY division. N sf.tos.oaS;
the Msakogee division of tho same
company ~ fi,til.iii: the Oklahoma
Hallway eampany Al tst7s.sss an1
iae fleree Pipe Line company. At a
tentative assessment Of tioisoas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-13

The "i4ansersr t~sx me ssc4lrss
into camp IN the Opening game s4.s
Daaean here yesterday hy she .-sr.
~ e q 4 fArge crowd wgsressea
TIE hpne BOYS ,rcmncs the vis:tsr-.
Bus tier visitors are NOT easy pick
sne. u taat- The -0llers paf :: 4
MiH fssht md coayinced tha lors.
fass tAas or hoys mast 70 some
To-Day Il they repest the dose.
Nonday heinr ladies' day sesersf
hsndrea femaie fans turned cut and
ropses for the horse team. Hart
1An, who swiris nasty swister fnr
sha -0ierx~ lrar cat bone run
~ wsFAcai posnt IN the game
~WAScat~ Csa1ses hxa five s.rske
fCcE E.fnuad on Page sD
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-13
STATE pHoAislrtoN
orFlcKHs oaAm ,57
MEN Last MoNrh

Oklahoma ctty, 1una " Federal
snd stats pruhibIslon safresnsens o.
rsssfs made lsI srrssss during the
past N day. Millard y Nisadaws ssd,
sral director IA oAlahoms. snaoaneca
yesterday
ne reported shs sslsure VI AZ stiiIs.
sea salio'ls % whisky anil atso ~.
Ions of mash.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-13
ROTES AND LIONS
TO RATTLE. AGAIN

Kc.ara&n and E.scx haA teawss wssl
cnnte~s ThEszAsy - . exlwk ~ she
gsrN. The a6mssxun nE 2S~ i head
~SiE 20 toxsrds retmildlzg rcsf a
tAs pagS Tina Lions sAsi wneN
sroxrcax IA 2nsss. waa ery fur re-
vr~see &m fsraaeF says sAe R0srs
ks~s s@e sxrwvsses " ssnvss Tns
hwe gine- - msls - Assen. esscsers
sssasrn. raearA. rerane ssrxss HAL
sell. sxwwns: RssxAssc-. ~: Rskr-
Aamsf. shors: Rn~sey, renkes: Mslser.
sefs. sxAmtssnfes. NlSa2x8 Dervs
E3sck- fsrswz. Bszsen-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-13
nIlyAA s.s.s.....ss s'v:a
COUNTY Ct.ERk'S OgrtE

Homer Thomas has Esssxnsst -
aepaly caauRs elexk 10 aaerga poss-
.ties wllh tie ssaasa0esssfn Wh4ss
Growers sssasAlAtiaa A. aaeau~tAns.
~lsh headquarters II tsnlf
The saaaney eaasaa ~ shls ressg.
naslon wAll ha fIIIed. fur Ias presamf.
"a isaat. by she appointmsnt ~ T
~ Eeyan wha haa beaa snkaxed
IN lha ahsfEaek business hsfa fvv
many years aad IA seli kaewn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-13
OIL STRUCK SOUTH
or CITY, HEpORI

Reports afa current that ell has
been alvaek n tbs plekegsou gear.
IN aa-l ., nine mlies south " the
city, nil scouts FROM AZ parts ~
ihs siste have baen watching thls
iess and local ~ mon aay lhs report
N pfohahly true No aaflnlia In
formasiou could 81 secured from ths
driiiara,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-13


4 ladder u gain The Fuaf whev.
a high ffnnt wall kert theirs fran
hring sliAaveN'sl. glug holr
through twelve neh street. walt
lnto the xernnsl flanr pf the slKy
rposIs ssssFe and earriesI the
stolen wnosla Nv the stairway
frum the first fIaur anil hack u
their Truck
ehse ngfsear fame dawn sha
hnts and upened effective firr ou
the truck which WAS driven Nv
lhr bandits around the corner
nearlsv she lumber yarl where
the nsher uffieer alan missed Iins
lu his fire
According b affleefz. tho ruhs
hery was similar ia that IN thfv'
weeks agu sn another clothing
atDre when five thnusand dallars
worth III rnosl~ were saken Ths
ioh" ~ EumneIInR through ths
wall, alxo corresponds III thu
methods slsesi ansI shs entrances IL
the .Irnoalt vault III m. Guaranty
Htate Rank which waa rnssrea at
midnight d mansh agn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-13
sTOi,E lOnnEns ARE
SENT To PRISON

James Youak. Fa nralsson xad
nily slalnus. ehsfwsa with hrsakins
into and FvbbInx the Ayers Mefsan-
slls storn "a Meridian laM lnaash wars
convicted 4 asssfles eSuFt tAfa morn
iag and asnsanesd hy Iafxa Smith
70 two years safh IA shs ssats
psni'ensissy a. sieAlsssvf All are
negroes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-13
p0Nct CRY VOTING TO-DAY
FOR NEW MAYOR

Poses CITY, Jane IL Citizens
hsrs scesx avs sosiEk vi fpeclAl
sse<ssoa cYiles 10 esert a successor
% formsr Naror Harry cfagn. sho
feesrsay resigned s,eeAase rs bur
s-ess re4~cns r y, f.swreEce. oil
Fasn. ~ the nniY candidate whose
ssms u os tAe ticket A rzail vote
u exrszse6
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-13
HERE'S LIST o. Cl lBER-
NiTORItL ASPIRANTS

Fcssuwsng x tie line-up tor she
rrvern1r's rars ~ the primaries. H.
". wls~cr. sDl. CAickashA: J. c.
walsan sDl. okiaAanna CITY, Ths mas
n 0~sn fDl. Oksahczna cssys Fraak
zsssa fDA AssA2: Arxhar Fsnn ID.
Eagmarz. 1ohn FseAds gRl. Beaver
6 y EzfseH tss. safssnrk: ]. A.
s-fsA ~. okaahcrs CszT
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-13
COtlNT Rf~rNtiNS MINI
NssIskfns m ONO

eolmmbass uhlas Iaas ia~sA sam
pofary injunction festrslning unstsd
Mine Wusks~ ln Harrison aaa Jsf-
fers1n eounsies from Interfering vssh
coal ssflppins operations IN the two
counties has bsan kfRelsd Nv Tod
erai jaage gassr n became Ano~s
today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-13
Wife OF Slain
Circus Man Is
Held for Murder

k-@ At* H~Ft7N F4fx# &tH"%
Mcens t<sb. n. a. Jsre tS~~Asfx
oSssa esrwse. ~Ass~ "a ssnn ".
e~S~sr, Sirxss e~rsv. ~As snet s~d
Killed - March "a. is srSer mssss
Aeee to-day or AehAras ~ ~ssrs<v.
TIE sstAersssss SAD ssss shs ~&s
arrested upsr snssrmssle~ sw~l.
shso ny psrssns s*esdy heis sa
esnnessssr ~ssA sh< ssss. eus d<.
sisrea g GIVE Tasth<F information.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-13

Tomofr9s IN tho anniyenary "a ths
adoption ~ the American flag. Ia
many churches over the naiiou sneeias
suryIeas will be- hela. I.1sal ANN
icaa Legion post will observe the aay
AIso tho q A n organisation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-13
Child Eiectrocnttd
By lire Wire

pff tt* Asts*iste3 fYr**
WAos@sf. JnM~ VA n*ssfe
ussekhssr. "a sssahssf ~ wsas~.
~ss etestsessssa whiss sisyiaa
~hlde sna a. s*sk~ IN sfpns ~ n*s
hsme ssss nsahs Investigates
shs~sa sNas esses ~ hats ~sss
haa been shre~n svsv A. .sssvss
wAs ssa hsa sems u ssrssss ~sN
guide wse~ an shs rete. fM~
sssla ~ss Killed lrsssasly
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-13
CHRISTIAN ENpEAvoeEss STAGE
A sc PARADE

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-12-12
Mary Barbour, at Fredericksburg
Normal.

Mary Barbour, at Fredericksburg
Normal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Aitcheson
have recently moved from Alexandria
to their new home of the semi-bung-
allow type on Glendale road in Brad
dock Heights.
DR.. William Callahan, pure food ex-
pert in the U. s. Bureau of Chemis-
try, with his wife, has recently moved
from Warrington to Braddock
Heights, having purchased one of the
new bungalows on Alexandria Ave
nue..
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Petry, of
Braddock Heights, have recently
taken an apartment for the duration
of their stay while Mr.. Petry is tax
ing course Of instruction in the
school of telephone operators.
Mrs. D. C. Chambers is suffering
from the grippe, and confined to her
home in Mt. Ida.
A business meeting Of the deacons
and trustees of Del Ray Baptist
Church, was held last evening in the
home of Mr.. G. NJ. Walters, in
Braddock.
The Baptist prayer meeting will be
held at 7:45. o'clock Wednesday even
ing.
Mr.. Jennerfer Broaddus, of Mount
Ida, with his son, Frederick, and Rob
ert Saffelle, spent the latter part OF
last week hunting in Pohick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirkman and little
daughter, Catherine, recently Of De
Ray, have moved into their new
home on Mt. Ida Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rideout from
Bethesda, have purchased and are
occupying the house in Mt. Ida
which was formerly the property OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Astryke
who have moved to Alexandria.
The Red Cross Christmas Seals
have met with steady sale in these
communities, and the response has
been most gratifying. Anyone who
has not yet purchased their supply
or desiring more, may still obtain
them from Mrs. R. j. Yates. Buy
as many as you can, and then use
everyone of them.
The teaching staff from Mt. Yer
mono Avenue School and from George
Mason High School, attended the
teachers meeting in Clarendon last
Saturday morning.
Miss Oza Guynn from the Teach
erage" spent the weekend in Wash
ington, as the guest Of her brother.