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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-09-07
COMMISSIONERS
Sale OF Land
GARRkRD CIRCUIT COURT

GARRkRD CIRCUIT COURT
Katie Griggs. AdmrS.. e. a.. Plaintiffs
".
W. u. Griggs. % a. Defendants.
Pursuant o. a judgment rendered
40 the August Term. 1922 the un-
dersigned Commissioner vii sell at
public auction, 90 the highest aud
best bidder az the Court House door
In Lancaster. Ky. az ~ o'clock 4
VI. or thercahout. on
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 25tn. 1929.
the real estate mentioned IN the
pleading. and described "a followss
In Garrard County. Kentucky. and
being described IN FIVE tracts a. fol.
lows
Tract No. I Beginning at point
in or near the middle - Paint Lick
Greek. corner to Lot No tNat
Prewittl thence with said 10, ). 34s
W 6sr poles 90 a stake in line 20
Jones Simpson IN small drain and
Z feet y % marked white walnut.
corner 10 said lot: thence with Simp-
son line, y 5sA " % pole. 20 a
stake on q hill. corner To- same thence
y. 34h. =. 81 poles 90 a point 10 the
West edge 81 Paint Lick. corner 20
Thomps Sebastian: thence up said
creek. :. II. r. 80 poles 90 the be-
ginning containing II y acres.
Tract No 2. Beginning at point
on the weA bank ~ Paint Lick Greek
at the mouth ~ drain. corner % the
1889 actr~ sold 20 Lizzie Dcboe /:
thence up said drain ; 80 =. " %
poles TO stake. : l7A. W 33is
poles 10 stake. 90 corner in line
to Jas. simpson thence with
his line North ST.. West 2iis
poles 20 stake in said line.
corner TO lot No . tW Tunstill
Prrwittl thence line 90 said lot. y
80. Y. 20 poles TO Paint Lick Greek.
corner TO same thence up said creek.
;. II. T.. poles. :. 40. T. - poles
$. ca. W. 23a poles to the begin
ming containing II acres
Tract No 3: Beginning al a
point in or near the middle ~ Paint
Lick Greek. corner TO Lot ? thence
line 20 said lot. ; 80. " 73ig poles
90 stake corner 10 same IN line TO
jas. simpson, thence with said line.
y lsi. " 24A poles 90 stake
in said line in small drain feet
South ~ marked white walnut.
corner 20 lot No. I 81. u Prc~itil /;
thence line 90 said lot, y 3tis. T..
6si, poles GO the middle - Paint
Lick Greek. corner % same: thence
Up -aid creek. : n. = 23A, poles
20 the beginning. containing l0's
acres.
Tract No. { Beginning az point
in or near middle - Paint Lick Greek.
corner 20 Lot No I naomi Schoolcrl
thence line ~ same. ; 80. " 10
poles 90 a stake. corner 20 same IN
line 20 James simpson; thence with
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Multiplication 10 vssa,ion.

The little girl At the elementary
school had been promoted % multlpli.
cation and for her home work was
set the task of finding out how many
legs wO normal horses possess A
blt puzzled as 10 how 90 work u out.
In the evening as she sat with her
exercise book In front Of her. she
called In the services % her grand.
mother
Lets see" said grandma. adjust.
ing her spectacl.s. zone horse'll have
four legs two eight. three twelve four
sixteen. i've twenty" and then she
broke IN. "iiow many horses did you
saw she asked
Pour hundred. granny" replied m.
little girl.
Fee child" said the old lady. shut.
ting up the book There isn't one liy.
Ing could DO that sun" Edinbursh
SCOTSMAN.
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Commissioners
Sale of Land

GARRARD CIRCUIT COURT
Eliza Aldridge ct al, Plaintiffs,
Va.
James II Dunn ct al, Defendants
Pursuant 10 judgment rendered
al the August Term. 1922. the I'M
dersigned Commissioner will sell al
pnblic auction, 20 the highest and
best bidder 40 the Court House door
In Lancaster, ny, az I o'clock. A.
NJ, or thereabout. on
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 25th. 1922.
the real estate mentioned in the
pleadings and described as follows /;
In Garrard County, Kentucky. ON
the new Lancaster a Danvillc Turn
pike road. and bounded and dcscrib-
ed as follows: On the West by the
land Of T. VI. Arnold; on the North
by the lands Of John Bal and cons T.
on the East by the land Of Wesley
sutton, and on the South by the Ian.
caster a Danyil.e turnpike and same
containing 20 acres more or less and
is part Of the land allotted 20 r.
Dunn, Jr. IN the division and allot-
mcnt Of the lands Of T. Dunn. Sr.. set
out in deed ~ partition 81 record in
Garrari County Clerks Office ln
Deed Book No. 10, page SIS
The purpose Of said sale Is 10
divide the net proceeds arising from
the sale among the parties joint own
rrs as their interest may appear, and
the estimated cost 81 this action
amounting 20 $4,000.
TERMS:
The sale will be- made on a credit
~ .iN and twelve months and the
I purchaser will be required 20 execute
bonds with approved security for the
I purchase price, payable 20 W n.
Brown, Master Commissioner, due in
six and twelve months respectively
with interest at slN per cent per an
mum from date until paid, having the
force and effect ~ a judgment upon
which execution may issue. and lien
will be retained on the land until the
/ purchase money is paid
". H. BROWN. Master Com.
missioner. G.. G. 4.
I Robinson a Kaufman. Attorneys
for Pff.
Capt Am Bourne. Auct,
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Farm and Home News
From Over Kentucky

Morgan county farmers officially
entered the fall cover crop campaign
being conducted over the state By the
extension division - the College o.
Agriculture when ia2 ~ them at
tended a .cric. - i've night meetings
held by County Agent x. h. Rankin.
Suggestions a. 20 what crop. TO use
In protecting fields from erosion and
teaching during the winter together
with the best methods u handling the
crops were outlined by r. =. Stcph.
cnson, the college soil. specialist
Forty Nelson county farmer, ac.
companicd by County Agent e.. l..
Hill recently joined In an Automo.
bile tour which took them 90 the
College u Agriculture farm at Lex.
ington and other points Of Intcrcs,
10 the blue grass section After IN.
.pecting the yariou. lines 81 work
being earned on al the college farm.
the visitors continued their trip 90
prominent farms IN that section.
Sixty farm boys from Campbell coun.
~ headed by County Agent II ..
Link. Joined the Nelson county party
az Lexington.
Eleven hens cu..cI from the hock
% 90 Barred Plymouth Rocks owned
by Mr. W c. sullivan. Taylor coun.
-, failed 20 produce a single egg dur.
ing the week after they wcrr removed
from the flock. according 20 report
she ha smaic on the culiing demon.
stration conducted on her farm. tn,
week before culling the a. hens pro
dueed total Of % egg, vile the s.
tina, were kept az layers produced iOi
eggs during the week after the demo.
stration.
Allen county farmers are showing
a lively interest IN improved dairylng.
County Agent 4 VI Allen say..
Morr than 800 u them recently al
tended a -cr.c. n four meetings held
for the purpose = boosting the dairy
coN
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COMMISSIONERS
SALE OF LAND

GARRARD CIRCUIT COURT.
J. NJ Hiatt. flalntln'
W
Grant Marsee 80 a. Defendants.
Pursuant to a judgment rendered
al the August Term, 1929. the un-
dersigned Commissioner will sell az
public auction. 70 the highest and
best bidder az the Court House door
in Lancaster. Ny. NJ ii o'clock, a.
NJ, or thereabout, on
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 25th. 1929,
the real estate mentioned IN the
plcadings and described as follows:
In Garrsrd County, Ny, near Hy-
ntisville. and bounded az follows /:
Beginning az a point IN middle OF
kirksville pike, opposite fence, a
new corner between Grant Marsee
and George Marsee; thence along the
middle Of kirksville pike, y. 26 y,
r.. S.b4 chains 20 a point IN middle
" pike. corner 10 Steve Lewis tract,
s. 81 = r.. i4gS chains 90 post cor
ner 90 Lewis and Mrs. Logan; thence
with Logan's line :. II. T.. $50
chains To black walnut; thence ;.
30, T.. 5.79 chains 20 beech, ;. 3sis
r.. g.5S chains TO a stake on North
side of a branch; thence ;. 10, r.
It's chains 10 an ash. corner 20 Alex
Denny; thence with his line :. 81 =
W. 1919 chains 20 stone on North
eide Of a drain: thence y. co.,, W.
4 as chains 10 a post: thence :. 40,
W. 81 chains to a stone In Denny'-
line. a new corner between said Mar
sees; thence n new division line with
a fence " 46 y. W So chains, \.
22. W. 95 chains. " 80. W. $50
chains. ". 27i, W. 5.25 chains 10 the
South gate post; thence \, 80. W. II
chains 70 the beginning. containing
4409 acres.
The purpose Of said sale is to
satisfy the lien debt of s4.3lS.OO with
interest at the rate Of six per cent
per annum from January ?. 1922, un-
I'll paid. with interest az annual rest,
due by Grant Marsee TO the plaintiff.
j. VI. Hiatt. and estimated cost Of this
action. amounting 10 $4,000.
TERMS.
The sale will be made on a credit
Of six and twelve months, and the
purchaser will be required 10 execute
bonds with approved security. for
the purchase price. payable 20 W. II.
Brown, Master Commissioner. due
in six and twelve months respective
ly, with interest al six per cent per
annum from date until paid, having
the force and effect Of a judgment
upon which execution may issue. and
a lien will be retained upon the land
until the purchase money Is paid.
W. II. Brown, Master Commits
sioner of Garrard Circuit Court,
l.. l.. Walker. Attorney for PHI
Capt. Am Bourne, Auct.
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s~.rdh.n o. M.ek.r,l E.m.Ir.

The wt.t'nsh j. allied 10y family
ties a. the mack"r~i " attains -
length - FROM u 60 a. feet and some.
Zines specimens ~ feet long have hcvn
caught Il hiss u much elongated ~
irr iis which b., The sword. and this
Is communl, three 'cnihs ~ the length
~ the nsh Tie hpdy l. covered with
minute ,i's. 10, color l. hluish black
abo,. ana silver, white below. and the
Sentral fms ARE lacking NeapHll-in
and Si,.llan o.. -rmrA make gr~ai
cumm"r,v ~ this nsh and its hrsh IL
held o. d. ,-rl palntablr
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Commissioners
Sale of Land

GARRARD CIRCUIT COURT
j. NJ Hiatt. rIaintiif,
Va
Pursuant TO judgment rendered
at the August Term. 1922, the I'M
dersigned Commissioner will sell at
public auction. 10 the highest and
best bidder al the Court House door
in Lancaster. Ky, at IL o'clock. A.
NJ. or thereabout. on
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 25th, 1922.
the real estate mentioned in the
pleadings and described as follows
In Garrard County. Kentucky. at
Hyattsville, and bounded as follows:
Beginning at point IN the middle
Of the Lancaster and Richmond pike
at the intersection Of the kirksville
pike: thence with the middle Of the
kirksville pike. y i5is T.. d chains f:
thence \. 65i, r. chains. ~ so
T.. I chains 10 a point al each edge
Of the metal Of pike; thence y SIS.
r. 1855 chains % point in the mid
die of pike opposite a fence, a new
corner 10 Grant Marsee. thence a new
division line down hollow and with
a wire fence, ;. 80. r. / chains 20
the South gate post. ;. 27iz, T..
5.25 chains, ;. 81. r.. . 80 chains. ).
%. r. % chains, :. I6ia b. SOB
chains TO a stone IN Denny's line.
corner 10 Grant Marsee; thence with
Denny's line with fence, : Il. ".
il2 chains; thence :. % =, ". g.34
chains 20 the middle Of Lancaster
and Richmond pike; thence with the
middle Of said pike. y. sou. W 6
chains. n. 42is. " chains, y. Is
W. 7.57 chains, ~ 90. W 1865
chains to the beginning, containing
bO.52 acres. and being the same land
conveyed 10 said George Marsee by
deed dated Jan. ?, 1921. from J. 7.
Bourne, and recorded In the Office 81
the clerk Of the Garrari County
Court In Deed Book 30. page 500.
The purpose Of said sale Is 90
satisfy the lien debt of Sl2,g3a5G
with interest at slN per cent per an
mum from Jan. ,. 1921. until paid.
az annual rests. due said J NJ HIATT
by said George Marsee, and the e.ti-
mated costs Of this action amounting
10 100000.
The sale will be made on credit
Of six and twelve months, and the
purchaser will be required 10 execute
bonds with approved security, for
the purchase price, payable 10 W. II.
Brown, Master Commissioner. due
in six and twelve months respective
~. with interest at ak per cent per
snnum from date until paid. having
the force and effect Of a judgment,
upon which execution may issue, and
lien will be retained upon the land
until the purchase money Is paid.
W. II. Brown. Master Com.
missioner Garrard Circuit
Court
l.. l.. Walker. Attorney for PIN.
Capt. Am Bourne. Auct
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Nss Rad Iona Vacation.

one % the national standard weights
used for actual weighing since IL was
received from the international bu
reau In iSSq
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-09-07

Fortunately men are not required
TO dress according TO their means.
There's a law against public naked
ness.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-09-07

Wiyc, should be- kind 90 their hus-
bands They are worth having a.,
long a- their money holds on,
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Be discriminating Loo the jos. %
youth. lest ,hsy .rai O.. Che folIi-. -
old age
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-30
KANSAS SENATOR TO
DEMAND FIRE PROBE
Full Inquiry To ne Made In
Theatre Disaster In Waah
inFton. To Place the
Blame

Wafhn4 ln So iHenfani
gappe ~ kaasas msmhss 81 fhs
sreaie ualfia of ssaamela snm g.
f0e a0ueunl - sHn,lay nlst' lhaf 81.
seu as tha aeNate fsfunsened hs
sH4tl "a raiHee raselHiile iallins
iaf an inyuuaailen pf ihr knA srf
heeker iheafne disaster ana si.n 20
all hffe baaana sanarstlna IS
Nashnx aa ibss tts h.a|snise ~
iha var
eenstof rspatf aad nssafs hts
oame ~ tln fsai Is 4 mere ~ istl
de ree ihe nslialnx GOES ~ rle nls
fiei ~ tn'umhla hst bevu tlotis
tafns 81. aasa of s'assrse.tn fa
iosine CO.'S inerssse II ihe elif }
lpHalalea tHes be- $50 a.,lsfa
NtH
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-30
0StGE oil LEASE
SALE On MARCH >

The inslan oaice g. fauhQska a..
r3un - fha "a. acrt saie 81 rsa :
leases I'll e heid % Aarch 2 -
vlhcs ire STiss - acres wii ~
sod. s-so9 scres befrg on TIE east
-. auA zssseo acres be.nr - Is
wess side
II there j. anyshsnr fhs, sHi =.
n..na he o1 men ihas time Gses. i
81 ~ these tlnie Usage SALES
which are cnn-ag sta Freat iexn1r
~ from now "a. -, i iehooses q
ranger IN me oa same TO eet buss
n0r- and loot ove- the osfer.nrs -
s01n - they ar annoano-a a. rhfra
IN - no t<<fer caance ever Offered
% re- INTO the game Il ersir moneY
at the TILES are soea shiel he.as
Hnnlc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-30
WOMEN OF AMERICA STOCKHOLDERS IN GOVERNMENT

Disclosing ihe arm. conference. Mra.
Fosseen prophesied that future di..
puies between nations vii De settled
without war
w are 70 closely lnierlaesd with
the worlds interest that even FROM a
selfish standpoint We must concern
ourselves about the peace aud happl.
ness ~ the world. she said
The Washington conference i lead
log the way 10 III eereat hope Of the
World peace aud If II accomplishes
nothing else IL has awakened the great
sentiment of peace the world over.
Future disputes win be settled without
bloodshed already we see the dawn Of
The new day which means greater
humanity America has risen 20 q
newer and greaier glory IN leading the
way
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-30

.rfDed aipni the community, - en-
vironmenf. is sanitation aud il edu
eaiiou. From the interest aud welfare
- oes community We followed the
Neifare ~ our children and concerned
omseltes abons the laws that govern
their lives within tho sinir. and finally
sc answered the call q tie eouniry< :
need - serve humanity We
fought and died for our country
Now lei Is work and live for Il
We are closing an era - great
struggles and criticism" Mrs.. Fosseen
continued. yet We have never wit
ncssed greater accomplishments or
greater moral reform than during the
past few years-thas Of suppression ~
the liquor traffic. the recognition Of
women a. citizens. the evolution Of and
Ire recognition Of education as means
of service a. well a. Of sdornnent =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-30

Topeka. Kan. Jan 3D--Throngh the
participation Of Amerleaa0women IN
affairs II the governueni new
patri0fism j. arising which viii build
the temple 81 redeemed humanity wiih
sentiment aud ideals. Mrs Manley l..
Fosseen. 81 MINNEAPOLIS. Minn. mem.
her of the Republican National Execu-
tive COMMITTEE and regional director
of The National Republican Federation
declared in an address here a. the an
nnai dinner II the Kansas Day Club
Character j. destiny. said Mrs
F'osseen. Women. in the onward
march of civilization. are going 70
mobilize the moral forces q the world
and produce a new fype 0f national
character and civilization. Surely the
World war has awakened new spirit
Of humanity which means fraternity
that viii contribute 70 the enrichment
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-30

- s,eial and political life in ~ The
world and bring about worldwide
l,cnedieiion ~ understanding
The interest which women Of today
are taking IN government and politics.
the speaker <sid. j. born of mother
lore. the siosire that the children ~ the
earth may prosper
We are facing new order of
ihiDgs and the women II America.
realize that they are siockholdcr. Ia
ffis government Mrs. Fosscen said.
Whether women are keen about par
iicipsiion in politics or not. We know
that they are daily participating in
politics. for politics walks into our
kitchen, our nursery and onr business
IN spIts of ~.
No sooner did the first little BIZ of
humanity come into our lives as
mothers than We became actively con.
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Cheerful Aciress Cheats Death

Sew foft Jan - Aas Aafy Noarr aeire.s wha haa
bofn Fighting death With ehefrfure and tie determination ~
yfH e received hfntsn spine and three fractures ~
t skull m automobile aeenleu months ago yesterday
returned eeu'alesefnt ~ her home
Ia farm h4use where she uas taken n ~ the accident
SURGEONS told Miss Moore ~. could live laughed ANA
sani' Nh} reesimi.'ls & ' 1--we O. b. ali lady
She placed plaster snd removed is 5 hospital
Her smiles and determination live the admiration the
aendnufs Noted Surgeons her. among ihem Dr
Adolf lrl u Vienna She laughed aud paAssd reasanlfy
viii hm ~ told her she was the puehes grl ~ had
afier that meeiine she improved rapidly
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~i\AtI PUTS u. n. ~
iiDIis,I uD.I ion

Nsahiassan lsa % The aanHes
Haa q Anarsw Hlllsf ~ ha tsarfsl
mffo iuf ihe aufia onsoia alstft
ras ofdelsa fsrafisa fsr1lsay 81
asY lp tbe senate s. the uH ng
committee rA afloa sha roan
Nsisan ss'a ssA ahaa'ness sna tsst
"a ne mes reHpn hf sah eamn.lt
tes ehAh recommended thst charges
sfulasf uf Ntler hs dafeaAftri
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-30
DEMOCRATS Or COUNTY
ORGANIZE COMMITTED
Delegates Prom Every Precinct
In County Meet AZ City Hall
Saturday Col Silas
Dooley Chosen Chairman

farsu sxanit nMN pls 0maual
eanrdav nr e. tlnnA naf Up 81
naiioie The nfNlf 'rNaiFd t'hi
committee n samAftA 81 NiaH y
plolf, chairman ff ieNNA i''fHiN
Nlras nA ArmAn. Nm 'hA #tA#
secreiAfY sftassr ffe chairman
end vice rhaifNien "a NAae e ihrif
eiiis afe a'se mrai.~fH g tae siaif
end con fsfsief e"'nWii'NNs
The oaii for he MEETING 10 orraH
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Domestic Troubles
Cause a Shooting

een<a CITY. ostas 1sn. 10 -~frans
psee. nesfsorsnt e.esr a. Sse Citf
e net esp~Stea - i4se. felia~sna a.
alleges ss'sias stts~pt sstseas ,
> sht sfter Ne han shcs nsa ~ffs
terossh tss srrs. sNe ~si uss -
raestle troseiss are SAD 70 hs tNs
sssss - sss seshis sseetira es>s
sect s.rnssH - tAe heaa wtA re-
<ctvef
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~IigihiIl> VINO ili.AIip
NpI,kIIt~ 10 ~ mum

u Worth fes ian rhe esss
- - rsek'ns hoa.s sifksfs atressf
of lsti.ne vnfkmea iH olafon df IS
feisFal eas1f laianffion uofs rrfrfa Z
i1 soeelsi Nefer tllilsf hY uaH-t
siaits faass Nilsan ths mafa'at
fhs feitf4e aiil delefaiasg ths n
% ianas usa - tae msa sna fsaar
Hes ~ NHsan ier aft,ii uarr
saess ales'af sffttks and assaaft
hf Hifikan en hs rled fsiay o
a'infacia ff las packers sanaaaeef
fha m0fa.uf
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MtIi. TRAIN ROBBERS
TO k\ON FATE SOON

0kiahcrA Cat. Jan So rioene
a-xumsn's IN the trial % i've neu
eharrea pAth tse ~ aup and roa.
bef1 ~ a santa Fe mail train neaf
here sasi September acre srpegs,~i
70 consure the entire diY IN United
States o.sfrfei ~osr herc f5esv ~ 4
proiabal;s itaf TIE case ~ti 81
e. the tarY early torsrhi
Taking 81 egfimlry mss fnna 'nde
'afe Ss'arssy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-30

A ad.anee q sts7te9 Tor five
STOCK snd agricultural parroses n
Okiahoua has i,een approved by tbe
war finance corporation in conirnr
ton sfh y, Ioans reachinr > tafsi
~ f-.szaaao 70 vario1s states. a.
ea-dinK "a Al announcement rzfe =
Man3ginE Director Moyer Tbee4 e.
vancez we-e al as-rovet tstr. 3
IaaaaFy - = lnt,usiFe. a1rsrdsn 4,
Noyer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-30
The Great american Woman

Chiesrp. Jan 3oThe american marched down 'be
she owned fhe Jnie> os president n The
French Sorsiy = Physical Research sad addre. here
Yesterday.
She really feels superior 20 b. added -
astoandesl when America few weeks ago IN
Europe. Freud DECLARED women Handicapped ~ in
eriorIiy complex thar Is they feel difficulty when competing
the world ~ That may he IL Europe. bu if
certainly not here They have what would describe
he superiority eomTsex Women here will 20 FAR "
Noises made hy the elevated trans. coupled with the
general love for and the part Of
modern girls given by N Boia for the II
JpaH of Ares today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-30

~ oHt fe iaa per.Wmsaoa 81 .as
fafemaA snt isr 1fess tat -
fpumeef ef saaesl pefileAaerz it
ftsp y tAs eeee pfessflhsI laf
sli ffeisiss arlna ssrilpaN e'n
efaf ttsA fssineats
Ai lHass eta eHl femsla euhia
isa Nsfltaa etfa Iia tefa tss hoil
"a Sc tsa tesspias En- ihe eieei
hats taen ammassl te neaf la ear
aan nesls atlafeal IS ihs 4lsras
ehaasl ah thafaasf 60 fass iha a4sn
81 sereg ne thH lafttlen 81 ths
s.'tlnss aai iha aaFfsA enilsae hAs A.
sulatel semm ssiea e. aamlaa tss
feieaNals ~ all thH msmhaf. tni
secretaries rhis eemmlstlan "a 81
So fAafssa slla talesisne taafas ~
fhe esuesse ana ibs srto'nlmsoi 81
haftsfs plemhsfa t'aal lTe~ saf.
pfnisfs ana aush either ea1tmea sal
attendants AZ Stay 81 ~ ehane-
nsodet who's 'ha fenms srs assln
apeosi le thr Nafld
nesfes have hsan Installed af ne
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tHmlrea i.nassnA .e'afs eif De- asI
rs "a tstc 81 oki4hon,A each p~f
o. De rrsni " ihr nilinr ~ tae
ipitri Stsiss EuHnms esa.t ioias
deaiaf|us Unconstitutional iaN im
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rnetuet.i andsf lsssts ufon re~ifas
ea lraau iands snnilng go t 81
kfHs as<'Fisn attorney geaerl eho
handled ihe ease ihroaeh ihe lemfs
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FEDERAL yRor~s ART
IN cnAR6s No.


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tosA - rs deai sna I17 aiarei r.
ui0sct from Ne rains - ihe Knicter
b..ckpr moiioa pisfarr fh,strr AZ e
an eary hosr ,-tay the ~esruers
~ere st.a r,rstgiinw ~ iae heasr
are kage iefi vhen re .noe ls.leu
rod a the strprnrs oa'ls se~i dnrns
The sao~ing q coredy fo1tare ~
s1farssy nish,
Brigade General nlasto' i s'a
manfant q federal troors Ia the l-r-
tret N personal ,haree q tAe
rescue SOFA Fcla y mlsh as -
hour before f cou.d - defiu.ts >
said there uere o. mago dead or in-
iarrt in ne wrcesare % t~istei
steel and cnnesete ah&h remained
10 ~ risaref o. ths mass ,hss VS.
hur.ea down ~ h,ri rara.ng "a 81
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