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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-10
FARM ADVISORY BOARD
HOLDS ALL DAY MEET
Much Business Transacted and
AL Farm and Stock Industries
Of County Represented At
Important Session Monday

The LDean eoants sarm adstnofs
tcera " session az day Yesterday b
tae caautv akeats ofilcs In the w..
erai haaaiae adjourned late lass even
.ar % meet aFAin On next SATURDAY
= SInt session with the ssecutis
oamniftee * she county Federation
oi rrrm wonsns tlnie uhen the
faii program ofihs years work af the
aonrts YARN AGENT and the iieme
Demonstration Avent viii h. conlplef
"a
The ccnfsrenes Yesterday tfoastt
cat many stsftiinT and Interesting
faFts " rciatou % ioran counts con.
aitions ,he ramhrr 81 irrnisrr 10 thn
couatt Fro~lar lpse each wear fhsf 4
afe many idie farms ana tenarirF Is
srcresslng rapidly
Anoua other thines ihe hoard riaa-
sod lor rxnerimsai.l demonstrations
les the growing Of the rcfcrai safie.
So ~ corn cstioa. wheai. kAfr.
euees clover aat ofhef crof ifa
fsnt-f ard 81 Page =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-10
'SIayers of Woman
Strip Her ~
Clothes; Found Nude

FAt s9 Leafs us ten fa
rhs ,aeay thst Nnasn Rk.h.
ure gt seats piA an issaAa
was siain wbln as,rmptma 81
rra..t hia asashfrf 'n tse Nts
clan nshelae et fosn - g
tatA ~ safhe VAS s1ssasel
to.ist 81 r..a ,stssiifsi.ef 80
tnl.ef "a ths $50 lsfspns stot
81 death hIa yesterday % thsb
hoEls hsFe
Mrs pfhwlnfs aais te,if sae
f,ret slth : h.alsl hoie the
hesA ,a1 sfeepei h tisnAes
nn lhe a'e'ns rsan table t'aase
ssii shp eiaah|ne ~ the vsoian
e~a misaips The aspt nasae
h.ei, wAs alssesrfed la tfe tass
ment Fai ns,Aisla if f.nf
eld soa - Hrs NlshwlNe ~
fst,ioas mselAkr. tosai ,he h.ss
ioes ag-,a retHnias from seh.vl
Nf nlrhv Iae. husband ~ ths
wnmsa asa sen ~ ,he meu A.
tflhci thr msetef'waa tragedy 81
nahheY he eaia lnwelfs val
Nci "a ff.faa was misalnf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-10
NEW HIKE IN GAS
PRICE IS ON
February ist Bills Will SHOW
Increase OF - Cents. Prom
AZ To 81 Gents Per
1000 Fee,

ne frat effesi ~ ihe lnsteaaed 4 sa
ratea via 49, fsl' hy Oaihfians feho
Afy ist Al that time lanuafY So
sslls eill be- dna and pA,ahia and M
ate viii ~ boosted ffom - - ~
cents az Increase rer iopn feet u 3
seatat Nest monshA rhe ban wltl ~
iho largest ever resented a. uaihfia
fa'hs
Tho lngfeate IN fas pf.se was al.
thorlred ~ ,ho siaie corporation eem
mieslon 90 4 showing made ~ the -
company that Il mi losing money a
enc uld ~ reut prler
Other cltles IN ths p'asc are fshs
inF che raise il pflce No Ia Gus
80 hla NOT entsrrd the contest
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-10
4. u. VAN IiOO/iH ~
RACK u> HsIiIiI~uN WI.

A fransacs lon WHEREBY - Van
goozsr takes back his inliilng Hos
Occupied by the Fofl ssensy 49,
made yesterday esening hM paFn
retalns the Ford aeencY here and
ALL acquire another buiidlnr soon 81
transact the business ir AR van
Hoozer also gave NJ pagh ) zo.day
Option on Fori cars. bod'as aaa ae-
fessofies nos in stock
The Dodge agency and aacesso-Y
businesf has been nQyed 10 the y
Van TIooxer building formerly known
a. the Fofd ageney
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-10
'i,iPII : .Iliu' VIII
rii,si GtfIIIIuf rIOpii

Henry a kfeshlol has done ihs
musioal comedy fimprsa9fio' iaio
graceful Eaellsh and william Wade
ilinshap hAa assembled cgu,laaY ~
zeal artists frum among the Ns,f1
.f0llian eampaa} q American rlnrera.
'uho are pfeeeni'Ha sh's richly ~orta
while orefaf.e eatrflalnmori AZ shs
y thrie Thesgfa Friday nlrbt nest n
.r worth the i.eral patluuaFe u ali
the musle loving pes ~ 81 asihr.a
nnd ths Hafvn ndlnE younifY Il "a
an opportunity 81 sen I'M GREAT com
~ rlahf haf at hnue ~ npialnsi
stronse and Nlitolt haflne - TAX
a lnns Journey - soma larss eilf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-10
WHAT TIcKED OVER
WIRE DURING DAY

4, !. offselall AnnsunesA sha,
N.kolal i.anlne haa accepted fhe la.
,liAliuu - ~ upup4 soaomle eoe
ference sad ghft he wAi so tasFe
himself n che s,aoiiua Ia Russia
perrits. sars q Reuter- ilapsleh from
caaGss
= letter aseiannE that state pro-
pefiI 70 lhe yalas ~ appraslmalslg
tsAoo 400 wlli hs without lpsuraaes
after Jaiy !. das 10 lusmnelsns sp.
propflatloas Tor payment ~ pfvmlsatt
eas sent ~ deofns y Clark fha'y,
man N ihs s'ase boars ~ affslfs -
upY , ~ A Robertson
Robert uepoarai -. re mary
ysara naflauA figure ln tha grain
lnAatry. was sisstsa preslieas -
ne 'hleaxn Heard Of rrnfe
a dfy ep~il unbroAsa slnes Ia,
August raa fsplaosd temporarily "a
leasl ~ soaking plna 10 all sections
20 Nssiefh uklahsms
nsorse Wharton pvpp~r wliey
tnr~n Philadelphia hvyer thn was
appointed ualtsd States seaasar ;,
uoFsrnnf apHoal % saeeatd the lafe
Roles reafess. vii be- candidate
iof The entire renrose term sxpiras
In March. 1871 ~ announced
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-10
Naval
Draft
Flexible

wnshnffu. Jan 10 n~iessi'eas
Il tse nee sasai l.s~~~ cpailaaei
icass ibs.r siaale. - tn~ dfsr
treaty arersret ~ nassi sna iessi
skpsFs .r e,tef thsf nassl iaulis
ilan asreeuent preliminary ta =
nesFnr istsv Is shs aat - te'eFa
tsn heads ia eaapsf~ o..inioas ~
asislei aess .sisas nf ne dtan rae
so4miftfe As expected to reaaa
rnsi zrrtsmtn le lhe tsaI wfhin
tao 81 tares aAss and the iTrats -
~ fvaAv aaf l.allss gsen le ihe ~ofss
81 pienef, sesston fr ite eauf.s
ture ou Thassasy of rriay
Afhoarh a eantnln sasrtea seefsf
= hosh .aastanee aal icst. ths Tea
fail0 dfsfi Is auaess o,,d a. ing.ats
numisr q eAniis new features
eAief snoas ihese pfurssai q -.
lContns~i oa psgv I
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-10
>HFRIFT~ WOt IN a Rg
Ts0NTR OF GOVERNOR

sse-sf Rak<r-sc- as -tfErre.
.rsz Ok.shorzz cfv wkr-~ - A.
tsase< ths 1zr1zi cozves,ios q she--
rs q tke state Skcrsi, zct@rt-s-
vzs ss4c,e6 a z@n.k<r q th~ ss~ca-
f.vs xo~zz2ee q fAe orrsn r1tie1
Resofrro-s were ssseas esiliAg -
80 rsrr ssxss1s1-< - rsss q AZ re-
raf--x r-co=z@@1ztic1s - tai
ss1re cs1.sT srts--sy asc sAerlff.
i~ss-e a sareoz e 7erDie Kan r is-
rs@S - p-iso1o-~ - - -sve--or. =
va zlEo rec1==ezse< mat a. -
rs1sss< 5ss&EzatlEg EeAiests- ~ = II
e~.t-zl stsse bs-Hss = <-sfiflezf q
kr<ssuz-zsrx Z Z D.o~nsnx sheriff
= csrr-,< os-sztT -ss rs-u~e - srx-
<<st
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-10
tutnItt> DELEGATION
TAXI ip >NN IIu MY

Washlngtun. Jan 90 The Amerl
can delegation a0fkuI ou the nafai
treaty faF several hours iedsf pfs
cooling the afternoon mseilhE ~ tae
hssds 81 declarations
The treait L Wss said oauld -
presented a. an American pfupDaal sf
the plsnipo' entlafY session u the
conference Secretary Hughes Who
opened tie sanfefsars uiih the Am
= ifan proposal was expected 20
spcnsof ths tfsatg 81 lhr plsnlaogsn
tlary session she date of ahieh 3as
saii today to b. uncsrtain
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-10
Three Children
Killed. 2I Others
Hurt ByR. X. Train

Nar~srt - gsn. 'o-refss
xs.ssrer ~<rx saise ,.sssrsls s-e
~ es~ers ~ees srlsr~a sn.s rserr
,ns ~nsa . sehesl sss ~ss - -
shs psn~s,aee~sa ssst sF<iohs a.
oolas srossloe
slae - ske shslesen ~vns SCI
e.sls ,nfsFxe 80 s~e q tssns az
ast sspeeses - hse r~ei>s - ~
chaavn ~srs 49, sisesis nfurs
as &~rs tsken q their howeA
TIE sesscees e<surrsa a. a sross
lns cot q hafs ~lis teon = esntFsl
see s0eeol TIE 49, sreef tiee
so frst a. tee sro~ies. 81, eei
ane leeses - srs se~r sne ussss
Net ssss-s tNe srproaeeire ,ra'-
eeesuss .. hsass foe, ~ starsa
sV arisx aerou tNs irsrA ~nen -
e.siee str.lek ths eaS.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-10
EXTREME PENALTY ASKED
FcR ~ suRct4 eAsf

fxs kareles cal Jan 10 ~Tae
~erfcre FenAitF hzRxlnx wss
st1ec q tie inrs IL tue urrder ir.sl
= Artaar G BrFsh ~ Ass Keye.
asstiani astfe, sttofney. pAo opes-
et sA* arzuuen's f0r thA state lata
r~@'ertay sns who nas e1pecsel -
xzsiras fArn tsAAy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-10
Bold Hold-up Men
Inpdde Houston

Nos lton. Tes. Jau. io--'toia
40 men held carnival last ~ ant
Two pedestrians were teia W
and robheo ard tsro street "a -
orators we're deprived ~ their
cash boses a. the point ~ pie
,ois The s'fees rohbsres maze
The tcsenth i seven weeks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-10

waskinssse, Jan 70 co,foa sta
nod piiar % JanusFy /. Amaanfua q
lsstsIs rannlag bales. lnelaalns
is3szo foana bales, egAnted - hAlf.
bales spesa balea % Ansricaa Esypi
Ian ana s.fes bsles o. sea slant TO
JanaarF lass year if61ssaa bales
wsfe s.aesd. iaeladlns eosizz roaaa
bales. 81 - haies of Amefiean
Efyptlan AMI ltse uf sea Islands.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-10
TURNING NIGHT into
DAY, STILL A HABIT
Holshvik Foreign Office At Riga
Seldom Begins Work Until
Some Time After
Midnight

Turning p ghi into DAY y siln ths
working hAhf ~ most 0f the crrlass
~ fhe Scsses government 81 Nes
'oow. srcSrd sr e. sdvicee re'aeifssi
here
me BDshesik Foreign offices -.
tom Eets info fal swiu' uufli aft' Z
fidairht Cesfse ch.trheFia the
Forern M.nls~r = reruted a. hee q
H.s daily aofk zboai m imrneil
ftf,y after breakfast ffe erneea.if
shuis on shop al,oai 30 % he
sagt,er time
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-10
TERM OF DISTRICT
COURT CALLED FOR IS
Judge Smith VIII Clean Up the
Criminal and Civil Docket
Al January Sitting Of
Court

The Jana4rY s1rm ~ me disirsa.
ccarr wig berin Ttarsasy January
~ TAere 49, : nambrr 81 criminal
eases oa tAe eo ~, - wel a. a
hrss, clsa saisaeAr
The fo'lowine ts,pay.rs ~ ~
ecursy have h~sn sra~u a. iare'k
fsr the serm
nears J. ". cashlou. Raksr
c~orge PirAsass valley nefR
grnsst. Cesis. casAaaass. FrAnk
Nasira. csonsvl Josu. Nav.uss
css,eu wn Ns.h&g. D.cksoa. , I.
Cpsis. Dosa orsiss~ Coyis Eekm4a
losn. cople Fafson. Thurmau. Ma.
san. rYaseh. goan gr Coyle. Cal
.o~ss Nalaa c-ar G. cres-
cent. Hornsr " r. Lowell. Herter
Ec y. Seward. Hathaway. c r.
cuisris Johnson ! y Arcadia
Lewis Erman. coyse. Nack. RalpA
Meridian sssyesS. Tom Gu,hrae
Mlrs r 81. Na.hall. Mnrphy y >.
cstAre. NcNaroa Tear. soce.
Nf'4ndisss. Gef. Lowell. Ncfsror
r g. Gnthrse. NcCgAhln & F
Ga'hre. veCinnls. " Ga.hrie.
Norris Grover lnssil. ont wYslssa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-10

NfN'lIt1 ! HI''l fIFIl % f4Ile1 q
lfpi'en - shs ftet lhAt IN aallt -
a. penrfHsiHx wheat. ~ ssla has
pnl ~ sfouad n Hath he'tsr saaal
ilnH iof sgfsne pAn~ias taf alhsf
tr,ta
otlshnns ehsai haa tesn ln the
poorest eant'llen fcfnriai n seafs
atnfi'as O. federal ana sfst.
frrofta "a sfuwinr eoasnlen fhe
fiap on nsssmtef ne lsi~ ~ M
lss, pflelsi survey wss anig "a aer
eeni ~ aorusai
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-10

u Nas ssid Al shs weathef hufsss
That ihe Faia was general ever tha
state psfhapa llshtsst In tn uofsh
'ea' aeyiien Tht wheat hea ~ ~
wersera half however freelvnA a
hait inrh ~ mpfe ~ rain. thp harea,
announced whhh uoulA feaAlt sa a
ietst temporary fuilef frum ,hs
drought
W - : p'sios'k this marn,ax ok
lshnua CITY hat feeeifrd a ~ al
zach rs'nfaii has ihFre hcura Ater
urht rain nKalu hrsnn a. faii slsas
rsupriei So - an lush ard M.sAAeeee
iTf
A ooit wave "a forecast fef iaalzht
ellh temperature ~ nroa % tsnt -
ihe nefshpFa Aalf - shr state aaa a
~ "a b. thr southern tirl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-10
TAN On GASOLINE TO
PAY SOLDIER BO>t :

wzphl1rfon. Jsn 10 "a tsr y 3
cent? : gsiioB ~ gasoline 'ote paid
- the produces. tie proceeis %
Nhieh sere - he Used for soldiers
sonar. Il proposed IN bl3 introduced
today ~ senafor Barthnrcah <e~
lfssey. reVablsean member u the
iponse paya ans msahe oommlttee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-10
Fissr WARD DEMOCRATIC
cAucus TO % aslp

Democrats q Prselnet one q the
first ward ~lil meet Al the neaal
voting pace. convsntloe Eiall at =
O'clock frliAY evening IL sless =
Chairman and sIee-chairman ef o.
poslis sss. a nscresafy treasurer,
also four committeeman. twa men aas
'~s ~emeE. 70 sesss''ais pr~class
sonmltsss u ssssa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-10

Ns~ fofs. Ian. io--ooid uoas,
% date % asss leans epsn-s a. ia
pss ssns o. ths stoes exchanges tsasy.
ihs lo~sst initial Fsss slaes Isia ua
sffleisl private loans ~Sss snsas "a
} PEI csat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-10

have yonr show flniien out in an
anii-elimax
Hughes and the American delegates
sinlaied this F~.le aud did Il niih their
eyes open. and they are noe quite
serene iH facing the fofeseen result of
"a sniisiiinax ~ far n the speeta
f0rs are concerned
Conference Not Merely "show'
The conference ~ 'skhOw l. one
thing bui as mechanism fer aehiev.
mg certain results il u quite another
thing
II ls ihe conference - a show that
the. less fbonchtf,h public now sees
and finds BIZ disappointing.
II the whole thing had been ~.
yersed. II We bad bad All The disputes
aud dissgrefmsnfs in the opening
weeks, and II. on one ~ The closing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-10
.IOii6I WHARTON riI'iiH
I,kIS sl\AToisiN. o,iii

WathlnFiaH IAN ~ aeoff~
Wharton repef to1l ihe oath y q
lfp f0aaf as s Uuliei staifs seaalo'
from rennl lranla susfrea - i'He
ftt Senator nplH rsnusc fh"
cath ass adHiu.aitrrl ~ Ni
rfeaarat Coolidge ~ 4. o'rla
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-10
MeAlrsrTR NAN 70 KNOCKED
~ ACAD. RonHrp

MtAiesier Jan 10 kHpe.ea ia ihe
head. foabsi - tigon ana ttfoea
over q hlgh ea.haukmspt where be
Jay fof sometime ia a sfmlteans ions
condition ~as the experience - d
q nafhannan - liarshofn~. near
'he anlon sslien hsrp Monday alshi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-10
sy-lsAs COMPANY
csssYEc AUTHORITY 70
o susc-tsE sroc<

yzs.-x-ss. gzs ss--Esfhsts
va rszr-sc - PzE-ss cor-SenY ~
rz< s-f<rx=sfe rDz=errs eonzzisssss ;
to1zy - r<s-xhsse to pro~~-tg =
sse Ez1sxes 4 Barxsr Car conrz1t-
= kssHf.r ls<ess nAzret q .eu esE-
Ia sza<f. kzvfzx sar vzize - -
rsf 80
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-10

John Holland eenuet eno lfsa'
iainrsk fpm Tessfkano pfisaa
yesterday sas tllle1 Nf iefsas
fauy Nlne msn WAa nafapss eth
him srs sem 30 large
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-10
AUSTRALIAN WORKERS TO
-tvE one sfc usgcx

Ne.bcasne gss Is-7se Apssrsl-
ia1 xorks-s nssor Azs rosed 70 !
. favor ~ oms br nnio=
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-10
FIVE MORE AsE VICTIMS
or sso sooxr

iicsoxer = Jan 10 F1ye men
did soasF from drinklnr poisonaus
llsaer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-10

Iuthcr ncfds has f8niessea e.
rhNadelphla saliss chat he klllea tea
NeM Y,fk dstrcsltes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-10
COLD STORAGE foos

bHDF ~ ~ y
chicogo. Jan 90 Nsm k~-~
first cold storage sgss diopped -
on me wholesale marsst today ne
lasi quolaiion heing - Zee . do1en
uith 4 fe~ sases - s0e
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-10

Further than this. il Is an unhappy
fact that with some II those who nov
proclaim the conferences failure. il Is
Ease either u tempernmenial Pcs.
Aniian or some other form IL lack ~
tinship with the atmosphere or en-
fhltiasm and success
The truth h that the effective op.
tconiinaei on Page -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-10

dafs Hughes should have come oat
with an unexpected announcement.
such as thar Great Britain, japan and
America had agreed % stop naval
competition aud take d Ten year naval
holiday. then fhe same persons who
nov see tho conference a. dramatic
anfi.elimnx would be seeing Il ~ what
il iuirineically -. sensational and
unprecedented sueceas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-10

Hic1man se~is IS asd Ro,st
iiortman Nere tIlei ncaf - aero
Texas last nlehi phca thnf aHiH
mobile turned easf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-10

TIE day that speech was made there
VIA famous Anserican humorisi IN
Washington. who remarked. with the
intentional exageeration ~ biz. role
&, going back home This j. g0ifie
- be a bufa show They've pulled of
the big murder seene N the first act .
Nov that sounds merely frivolous
huf Il fells the whole story. IL i rot
for nothing that generations and cen
suries of drama;isfe have learned that
there ) law ~ tx human mind
when Il - in the role u spectator
whieh requires that you must hare the
ssg seens IN the third set Or o'berxiae
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-10

ssn il snd calmly counted X IN he
cost - ggainAi The advantage he
gained 81 making his sensational
opening speech
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-10

w pv hA .
ut III he sate
4fe ~ write
wteat ,aiink IL
nsHfe tetlnlsfi
iec.afei fAal fAe
IN fiue "a revive
"a that ~HA un
ahans sheaf set
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-10
Crops
Saped
ByRain

osnAems saf fsa lA siefetsi
fsiss vhhs feH ltst afshf essf ~
ttssf Is eAhaema eeft
sstlal ts ht- heen Ia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-10

fcss'isss. " pAss =
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1922-03-23
HONEY PHILOSOPHY FoR 1872:

If you think you can't learn any
thing from arithmetic, figure up how
you have to hustle If you want to get
anywhere. Three hundred and sixty
five days in year. Suppose we live
for fifty years we have only 1920
days to accomplish. II we start at
work at is then we chop off 5,475
days and we have 12,775 left. II we
rest on Sundays but rest on all the
holidays and never get sick we have
only 1915 days; so you see II we
want even hundred thousand bucks
when we're so, we have to save up
about 10 bones day without let
up. No wonder some folks wonder
what kind of work a fellow does if
he makes a million or two in a year
or so. Anyhow, we haven't got much
time for scandal-monging, have we?
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1922-03-23
OWINGSvILLE


Mrs. W. L. Fitzpatrick, of Mt. Ster-
ling, was the guest of Mr.. L. o. Kim
brough for the weekend
Mrs. e. v. Brother and son, Rich
ard, have returned from a weeks
visit with Mrs. Brothers sister, Mrs
G. F. Wycoff, in Winchester.
Miss Virgiline Byron spent week
end with Miss Sallie Burns at Cat
lettsburg.
Miss Gene Brother was in Louis
vile Saturday.
Miss Clara Arnold was in Mt. Ster-
ling Saturday.
Mrs. ]. ]. Lacy and daughter, Miss
Louise Lacy, left Friday to spend sew
eral days with Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman
Elliott near Louisville.
d. Alkaline Bell is the guest of
friends in Cynthiana.
Ford Patterson has returned from
a trip to New York.
The Rev. and Mrs. j. Tyler Davis
and children, of Oxford, are guests
of Mrs. Davis sister, Mrs. w. B..
Kincaid.
MIR. and Mrs. <. H. Goodpaster
spent Monday in Mt Sterling.
Miss Alta Jones, of Grange City,
is the guest of Miss Frances Sneede-
gar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Omar Fratman, of
Perryville, are visiting friend here.
Miss Christine Anderson left Mon
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H11lYKzR9


Mr.. and Mrs. Ratliff Lane we're in
Lexington last night to see "chu
Chin Chow"
Mrs. Jessie Bean, Mrs. F. II. Yam
cy and little daughter. Joan. of Win.
chester, are guests Of Mrs. Seth
Bolts.
Mrs. @. B. SEMI and little daugh.
ter, Mary Ray, are guests of Mrs.
Senff's mother. Mrs. ]. II. Williams,
in woodford county.
Boone Gray, who has been i'll for
the past few weeks, has gone to
Asheville for treatment His many
friends are hoping he may soon be
restored to health.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Small who
have been occupying one of the Rob-
erts apartments on Bank stftet, have
leased the Richardson home on Sam.
uels avenue, recently vacated by Mr..
and Mrs. Josh Owings. and have Ia
ken possession.
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RELIGIOUS


There will be .Lenten service at
the Episcopal church Saturday at 3
D. m. and services Sunday morning at
II o'clock
The Baptist church at Towards
Mill will have its regular semi-month-
ly meeting Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock.--Rev. Noel Hodges, Pastor.
ethodist-Sunday School at $3.50
a. m Rev. II. G. Turner. former
pastor, will preach. Come and hear
HIS great message. Epworth League at
6:15 D. m. Evening worship at T.
Subject, "A Divine Estimate" Meet
me at the house of God Sunday.
At the Christian church next Sun
day the regular services will be held.
The Bible School will meet at $50,
and the time of year is at hand when
attendance at the Bible School should
be at its very best. The subject for
the sermon at the regular 10:45 per-
Tod of worship will be, mot Forsak-
ing the Assembling of Ourselves To
gether." The Christian Endeavor
Society will meet at D. m. and at
o'clock the sermon subject will be,
"Thy Kingdom Come" Everybody
will be heartily welcomed at any or
all of these services.
Baptist-Our Sunday School meets
at $3.50 a. m. We cordially invite you
to be with us. A. L. Mitchell, super
intendent At 10:45 the pastor will
preach on Church Going, or Why
Every Member Should Attend Church
Services" and the text will be He
brews 1925, Not forsaking the, as
sembling of ourselves together as
the manner of some is; but exhort-
ing one another; and so much the
more. Jas We see the day approaching"
The evening service will be at the
usual hour. Let every member of
this church make an effort to be
present. The public is cordially invit-
ed. Our prayer meeting is on We'd
nesday night, and our teachers meet
ing is on Friday night at o'clock.
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day to attend the Eastern Kentucky
State Normal at Richmond.
J. L. Ewing is in Louisville
Andrew Denton was in Ravenna
and Richmond the first of the week.
H. J. Lacy has returned from a
business trip to New York.
Miss Mae Daugherty has returned
from visit with her sister, Mrs
Paxton, at Ashland.
Malcolm Mccoy was in Sharpsburg
Friday.
Lisle Shrout was lin Milersburg on
Sunday.
Mrs. Shanklin Piper was in Mt.
Sterling Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. c. Burnaugh, Of
Chicago, are expected this week to
visit their aunt, Miss Kate Conner.
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Mrs Robert Collier was in Lex.
ington Yesterday,
Miss Lola Lawrence was in Lex.
ington yesterday to attend the matt
nee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Greenwade were
in Lexington yesterday to see "Chu
Chin Chow"
s. Webb Gaitskill has returned
: from Florida and is Ill at the Mary
Chiles Hospital.
Mrs. Pauline Hopkins, of Bourbon
county, is the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. David Estill.
Mrs. George Coleman returned
yesterday from visit to Mrs. Robert
Mcconnell in Versailles.
Misses Elsie Derrickson and Eliza
beth Strossman were In Lexington
yesterday for the matinee.
Mrs. Jesse Turney, of Paris, has
been the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Robert H. VIM, and Judge VIM.
Mrs. Mack Mckenzie and children,
of Winchester. were guests of Mrs.
B. George Sunday night and Monday.
Mrs. Henry C. Prewitt has begun
the erection of modern bungalow
on VIM street, facing Bigstaff Court.
Mrs. Clyde Darsie has gone to Hi
ram, Ohio. to visit her daughter, Miss
Ruth Darsie, student at Hiram Col
lege~. uuI
Mrs. G. H. Daugherty has return
ed to her home in Lexington after a
visit to her daughter, Mrs. John G.
Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Strother, who
have been in Jacksonville, Fla, for
the past two months, returned home
Tuesday night.
Mrs. C. T. Coleman, Miss Ollie Trip
lett and Miss Anne Mary Triplett
were in Lexington yesterday to see
"Chu Chin Chow"