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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-29
FORMER COUNTY T. B.
SUPT. BECOMES BRIDE

Friends of Mrs. Bertha Logan, for
mer superintendent of the La Sale
County Tuberculosis Sanitarium to-
day announced that on Thanksgiving
Day she and Harry Hanger were mar
ried in Indianapolis. The ceremony
was not made public at the time, as
Mrs. Logan had not resigned her posi-
tion as superintendent of the County
Sanitarium, and did not wish to an
nounce her marriage until she was
relieved from her duties.
Mr.. and Mrs, Hanger will be at
home to their friends after February
/, in indianapolis.
The bride is very well known in
Ottawa, having served for three years
as superintendent of the south side
institution. On october /, she took
a three months leave of absence to
take a needed rest. She was very
efficient superintendent, and bas a
wide circle Of friends here.
On December l, she rendered her
resignation as head of the sanitarium,
asking to be relieved from duty so
that she would not have to return
when her leave of absence expired.
Mrs. Hanger. formerly was a resi-
dent of Chicago. She served as
superintendent of the Rockford
/ Municipal Sanitaium before coming
| to Ottawa. During the war she serv
ed as an army nurse. She was al
active member of the Zonta Club.
Mr.. Hanger is known in Ottawa
He is Connected in business with VIII
Ross, nationally known hospita
supply man. The main headquarters
of the company is in Milwaukee. Mr.
Hanger is located in indianapolis
where he and his bride will reside.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-29
THREE BOYS ADMIT
VANDAL!ZIMG SOFT
DRINK PARL OR WE'D.

La Sale, Dec SpociaD D-Thrcn
young boys. Stanley and Louis
Schadowsil and Edward Slusprch
residents Of this city confessed III
Woodford county today, that they
were the bandits who robbed and
sacked the Panneck Soft Drink Par.
lor here on Weln sday night and the
Dusden grocery store on Tuesday
night.
The boys are also said to have con
fessed to series Of old crimes in
La Sale, including the robbery of
the John Charley soft drink parlor.
the Essl soft drink parlor the NJ. g. II
Zine Co office, and an earlier rob.
berry at the Panneck place of bust.
ness, as well as some other burglaries
and attempted burglaries.
The trio are said to have burglar
ized two storos in Minonk last night
They bearded train there. The Of
iicers get on their trail, and caused
their apprehension in FL Paso.
This morning three La Sale police
went to E!paGo, ana secured alleged
confessions, after putting the lads OF
the carpet.
They were bound over to the granC
jury by WoodfOrd county Justice o.
the peace this morning. When re-
leased they will be turned over t
the La. Sale county officials.
Tha La Sale police suspected tn,
trio Of the Panneck robbery. and hum
ed for them all yesterday.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-29
STANDING ROOM At
PREMIUM AS C RI
BARES SOUL TO JURY
PATHETIC FIGURE REVEALS
STORY OF HER DOWNFALL, IN
WHICH SHE CLAIMS o e E r
PARK YOUTH WAS IMPORTANT
FACTOR,

Only standing room could be oh.
tanned in the county court room today,
when the paternity trial of Maurice
Coifield, well known Deer Park resi-
dent, was called for its third day
hearing. Several women were among
the spectators.
The defendant was called to the
stand yesterday afternoon and was
recalled this morning. He denied all
of the complainants charges. He fol-
lowed the complainant, Miss Mildred
Hornung, on the witness stand.
Miss Hornung was the only witness
to testify in her behalf. She accur-
ed Coifoid as being the father of her
eighteen months old baby daughter.
DIR, j. S. Geen, was called. to the
stand by the defense following Mr.
Coifoid's testimony.
DR.. Roswell T. Petit followed DR.
Geen on the stand Both he and DR.
Geen told of physical examinations
they had made of the defendent on
Tuesday.
Doctors Called.
At a late hour this afternoon with a
jammed court room it seemed as
though several more days would be
consumed taking testimony. Two
more witnesses for the defense had
been introduced both Doctors. Dr..
Hathaway .+as asked many questions
regarding child birth by the attorneys
and at late hour DR.. A. j. Roberts
was on the stand answering the ques-
tions of the lawyers of both sides
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-29

Cloudy and warmer
tonight. Saturday un-
settled, probably rain.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-29
SHERIFF LEADS RAID
ON DANA GAMBLERS

A Christmas gambling raid, result
ed in Alfred Nelson of Dana paying
a S25 fine. when he pleaded guilty in
Justice of the Peace Koenigs court
to a charge of gaming.
The raid was made by Sheriff Wei
ter Christmas afternoon. Evidence
that Nelson was violating the laws
was seized by the officer
Nelson was ordered to appear in
Ottawa the next day for hearing
He entered a plea of guilty wher
arraigned
The soft dring parlors of Franh
Prinak and Joe Gauship in La Sale
were raided by Sheriff Weiter last
Saturday night but no evidence wa:
found
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-29
SHOOTS WIFE, THEN
EVADES ARREST

Chicago, Dec. 29--Police still were
searching today for Gus Johnson, for
the shooting of his wife, Mrs. Pearl
Johnson, from whom he had been sep
arated. She is in a serious condition
with a bullet wound in her neck. The
shooting occurred on crowded street
Wednesday, as Mrs. Johnson's mother
Mrs Rachael McGinnis, accompanied
her home from work. The mother haC
been escorting her daughter from
work each day for a month, in fear O
some act by Johnson.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-29
THOUSANDS DIG NEW
YORK CITY OUT OF SNOW

New York. Dec. 29.-Thousands OF
volunteer snow handlers were called
to the shovels today to help dig
New York City ont of its first big
storm of the season, blizzard of
snow and sleet which started yes
terday and became overnight an icy
gale, which threatened to paralyze
transportation.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-29
TEXAS cos. CUT PRICE
OF GAS AND KEROSENE

Houston, Texas. Dee. pa reduc-
ton of two cents in the price of gas
olenc and Kerosene in Texas was an
nounced by oil companies today. Gas
oleHe will retail at 10 cents less three
cents and kerosene at II cents.
General decline in refined prices
was assigned as the reason.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-29

Washington. Dec. 29.-The situa-
tions to the countrys supply Of
bituminous coal is now good, while
current production of anthracite is
exceeding expectations, Conrad f.
Spens, who retires as U. S. fuel dis.
iributor. January /, reported to Presi.
dent Harding today in final esti.
mate of fuel conditions.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-29

he did so in the yard rather than in
the house.
With the conclusion of Wajaculis
testimony Harry Funk stated that
the man was not dead over ten hours
and that the cut on his face was
frnsh. beina of about the same age
evidently by coming from bad fall.
Evening journal., 1922-06-22
NO APPOINTMENT
OF SOLICITOR
Council Wants to Hear
More From City Law
Chief on Subject
ASSISTANT TO
COLLECT TAXES

No action was taken by the law
committee Of City Council last
night, on the proposal TO employ a
second assistant city solicitor, at a
salary of $500 a year. because of
the inability of City Solicitor sat
terthwaite to be present.
Mr.. Satterthwaite was a guest at
the annual banquet given by Judge
Daniel o. Hastings to the judiciary
and members of the bar at his farm
"Mapledale" west of Dover.
In explanation of the reasons for
naming of a second assistant city
solicitor Mr. Satterthwaite has ad-
dressed a letter to the law commit
tee, of which Councilman Abrahamsi
is chairman. purport of which is
that there are a number of suits
against delinquent taxpayers for
sewer liens and back taxes. approx
mating S325,OOO. which the new as
sistant city solicitor would be expect
ted to devote his time to collecting.
Mr.. Satterthwaite expresses the opin- /
ion that the city would he we'll re-
paid IL even more assistant city so
licitors were employed for this pur-
pose.
Democratic members of Council !
oppose the ordinance on the ground !
that il would create a permanent /
$500 a year job at a time when City !
Council. on the ground OF economy.
has refused funds asked for by the |
Board of Education. the Department |
of Public Safety hospitals and 9TH
ers. They argue that If a $4,000 a
year city solicitor and an $500 a
year assistant devote only a por-
tion of their time to their official
duties. the pressure OF official work
complained of might be relieved If |
they devoted more time TO the city's
business. But granting that the en-
ployment of an assistant city solic-
tor who could collect the taxes due
he city would be paying invest
nent, they are averse TO the crea
ion OF a permanent office.
On the other hand II Is contend
d that no lawyer is going to aban-
lon his private law practice for a
wo-year appointment and devote
lis entire time TO "A position which I
'ays only $500 a year.
The Democratic members hold
hat instead of creating a permanent
oh the city should hire a lawyer for
limited period, subject to re-em- \
loyment II his services should be
equired for a longer period.
Evening journal., 1922-06-22
ORCHARDISTSON
INSPECTION TRIP
Fruit Growers Spend Day
in Orchards Near
Bridgeville
DR.. !. F. ADAMS
MAKES ADDRESS
speeial % The EvenIng Journal.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
BRIDGEvILLE, June 22.-De'a-
ware and Maryland orchardists un-
der the supervision of Sussex Coun-
ty Agent Vaughn made an inspec-
tion of orchids in the vicinity of
Bridgeville yesterday. The first or
chard visited was that of G. A. Hill.
who has 27 acres of apples and 25
acres of peach trees ranging in age
from one to sixty-fve years Mr.
Hill explained that he. had resorted
TO busting for the past four years
with exceptionally good results.
The orchard of Myers e Son. con-
tanning ten acres OF trees forty-five
years old. probably the oldest trans
plante. trees in America, was next
visited. The party then visited the
orchard of T. S. Smith & Sons.
where forty-five acres are planted
with trees ranging in age from two
TO fifteen years. Here some tree
surgery was viewed. which had been
made necessary as the result OF a
wind and electrical storm in 1915.
Following this inspection the party
Bridgeville Packing Association at
their plant, served by the wives OF
the stockholders.
DR.. ]. F. Adams. associate plant
pathologist of the University of
Delaware, spoke on orchards and
the diseases which affect trees and
the manner of control Agent VIII
son. of Kent county. addressed the
members Of the party on the control
of the cutting moth.
Agent Vaughn, of Sussex county. |
efter a short talk, invited the inter |
ested growers TO a demonstration on |
the Elliott farm on July 3.
A visit was then made to the farm |
Of s. E. Etaples. where experiments !
Of fertilizer on peach trees were dis
cussed and where DIR. Adams made
a short address on the apple blight.
which had affected the orchard and
which was now under control. The
orchard contains seventy acres Of
peach and twenty acres of apple
.rees.
A tour was made through the
Delaware Apple Farm. where eight
hundred and fifty acres are set out
n trees from nine to ten years old.
on the farm OF Alfred Carey an
orchard thirty years old was found
o have developed the blight within ,
he past few days.
On Harry Johnson's farm excep-
.ionally fine seven-year- trees
we're found laden with fruit and in
in excellent state of cultivation.
The fruit growers felt greatly in +:
Iebted for the beneficial instruction
obtained and learning that all or
lizards have an excellent crop and
.xnect large shinments.
Evening journal., 1922-06-22
FIREMAN IMPLICATED,
GOES TO PRISON

PENN'S GROVE. n. j., June %.
Elvin Biddle. a member of the Lib
erty Fire Company, arrested on Mon
day morning following the outbreak
of two fires in the business section
of the town in half an hour, was
given a hearing before Recorder d..
V. Summerill on a charge of being
implicated in starting the fires and
remanded to the county jail at Sa-
lem. II is probable that Biddle will
be released on bail later when the
investigation started by Mayor Rob-
ert Kidd is completed.
Through an error the name of
Elmwood Biddle was given as the
prisoners name. Elmwood Biddle.
who lives at 50 Harmony street. is
not a member OF the fire company
and was in no way implicated in the
incident
Evening journal., 1922-06-22
WOMEN'S EXTRA SIZE MUSLIl

Short sleeve, square neck, ribbon and emb>
cry trimmed yoke. Regular price Csc.
Evening journal., 1922-06-22
WOMENS JERSEY RIBBED VESTS

sell regularly at Sc. ~ IVA YA'VV
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-30

en- his wsy 10 The federal perHsn-
uary az BaayenwoTth a week hsnce
q TIE city police q Talss had not ar
rested Aim last Friday on nsu
charge q, seliiuE il stolen m-to-
cars.
The ataauon became known t-day
when Punfins ta-e6 a magistrate ia
T'alsa io answer q triple complaint
fled ly G. l. Cbilias. hesd q the
auiunobne recovery sQust q Tu'sa.
u TIE rev acii5n q ths state oourfs.
Co.lns accuses Poniius of auto lar
cenT. receiving siolea property and
obtaining money under false pre.er-
ses
The Tulsa Peiioe ssssr that Po--
uas confessed Z, thsm q. having ais-
posed o. 60 stolsa automobiles il and
around Tulsa II every case. tie -
Ice SAY the cars disposed C were q
the hes; makes on he ma-ket
Poutius dealt principally in Csds.acs
Re g said 70 have admitted. aithourh
he refused 70 6ivuire he uanes q,
any q the innocent buyers a. ne
stoien vehicles Ills customers
ranged tro- bank rreslde-ts 10 clerks
o- smar salaries 81 IS knorn.
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Aarssd ,s Pleas caiHy

" r Rsmpsaazhl assistant Unass
States district attorney. said to5s7
Pontius agreed 10 cone TITO c-ur
here next Taesssv sns plead guilty ta
a indictment CT fwo counts e vio1s =
1o1 = the feisrai stssstss rr,tIbit-
Ing the interstate t-atncs cf sialar
motor cars Rsu7s-5zhi agreed tr
recommend a sentence q two and
Sne-kaif rsars IN Leavsnworth. hs
said a Ponties seemed trzlr pe-,-
tent and dssiroas Ct clearing the ln-
dictnsnt 1Esinst hin
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-30

Romau-n-s. his dec dea 4 mike
such sales nisdfme4no-s pun.sh-
abe wth a7s sanicabs to bob
buFers and Hers
AguGou Tor IA issuAncs q uca
a decree has been IN p--gr fs-
sometime, attention hsYine b-ea
centsnd "a taa Quaston lst Ju.y
wan i was rzpored taat car IN
18th e.n-urr mursl naintnes were
70 b. removed srom the Church q
Ssa B-udeIo az sorz fo- transfer
10 New YORK having b parchas-
ed. j. vas sid on lehar q E prom
inent Am sr.csn an cox err.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-30

louis san Frsacisco riiroad has
sougAi approved from TIE i-rstai
comm -ca c-mmissrn f1- its plan
% anchlss the lnternatonal- CT CT
Northern railroad in Texas
Acguiremeni q IN International
syst "a would give the Frisco oas-
leis t9 tn Guf q Nxco and en-
frances 70 ths cities az Hoa n.
ca.vest-u md Szn ANTONIO Un3 p
ihs Elzn shs attire stock issne a.
7so9a shares of the sTnasi1usl
comr-ny woul6 b. aQnir 4 az a
price * se-se per share.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-30
FOLEY KIDNEY Pills
~ Ekcktcs- iiEaEfs 80 EJecrR
SALE Of SPANISH
TREASURES PROHIBITED
Royal Decre Issued By Spanish
Kiny Puts Stop To Churches
Selling Old Gold and
Silver Pieces

Madrid. Dee ss-Ths sic r
artistic trsasurrr fron TIE Spanish
churches IS Prohibited b. r5ysl
5ecr drafted hy ihs m-aiscr Z
Justice TODAY. AT con CIR tsoa
With the church eutho-ites coant
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-30

okuul lEee-sA m-Te % block the
appointment of J. ". Scott 81 Dswsr.
Ia iasiice e IRE peace n thaf riliags
as ehicf 6epufr in the 0fsos q the
c-urs cierk in HENRIETTA hzs been
made ~ Commissiousrs Jcserh I1s-
Estt q HearrsftS. and Park Wheeler
cf okuuiEfe, aeooTdlzg 70 an an
n1uncsment made - then to-day.
Mss Eva Russell. court clerk-eiect
q Okmuiree county made cfnrai an
-ou-csuent q ksr intention 70 ap-
7oirs NJ. Scett-
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sTuOENTs Eloek &c oausca

Siilwa.c-. DC s8-0ne huna-ed
additions e SuiiRater churches.
eighiy-nrs q wbom a-s students
IL Oklahoma Agricultural and Ne
'hsn.csi Cores have suited from
q religious revirsi Which rs frr
closed hsre. i was community
meeting in WAieh pastors ana msm-
e-~ : xix saltwater churches
participated
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-30

Porca Ciiy-The state amruaent
q re Oklshona G. A. r viii BE- held
- Panca City un Nsy ls. f- aua rs.
acc-rdinE 20 announcsmert received
here from ,. ~ Norton of 0kiahcma
The assistant adiaiant general !; IS
Understood ihat aboet three hundred
veterans vii attend. and i present
plans mzteriaii1e fhey VII hs en-
i-stained 81 a tented village hsre. the
l-cal AmHr.can legion pos; a. best
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chsnbe-isin's co11h Rsne6y
tts Ncthe-s r-r--..

Ths soetA.-E s1a Aesli-g r-rs--
ces Z C1zubsr.zi-'s CcreA Remedy
Is p-cesr-t t1xts ard -ro-Vt E-s
ettsctus- cares hsrs uazs Il Z
faEorte -1h rEc7le er@ryzhsrs- Il
: especially p-izz5 by uether. Ct
yo11g c1-ersa fcr colds c-11p s-t
whcc7ing corsk. as Il afEars rfEc-1s
guiek rsiief and i f-ss frcn orsz7
and othsr hsr1f1i 6rrES
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-30

IsT-A modern ccuztry bone built
- carries Y. Alde-h1ld near tbs
.rtT on tax Land hzs hsez s~srced
20 Dorz B Huzhes q Nuskceee. a
courf finding that she vas the oxus-
y tie s-d Adsrhoi6 held hi. tie
~ virt1e = a tax deed ~hic5 TIE
rou7 rrc1cunces vos5- Apprzsscx
APPOINTED y tie conrz walked Adsr-
holds home AZ onlv ssas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-30
SULPHUR S0OTHES
U6LY,ITCHING SKIN
The First Application Makes
Skin Cool and Comfortable

II you are su5erirg frc-7 ec-sns OF
soE7s otser torfurnE. Embarrassing skin
trouble yuu may quickly Be nd OF Il b.
rs.ng Aenfho-SulPiszr. declares = noted
skin specialist
ms sulphur preparation. because Of
is germ destroying prorer-ies. seldo-,
lsi's % qusckiy subdue SsrhHsg. even OF
neIy eczema The frs Application
I1ases TIE ssa1 cool and Comfortable
hasn and blotc1es are hesied right 1,,
koEies Mentho-Sulphu- Is applied lilor
sny pleasant oold cream and IS pe-fect-
y harmless. You can obtain : szazil
Jar iron any good druggist
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-30

okiahcus Citv-Nrs- Margaret
Ale- G. Evans citv. Pa seeks news
e TIE whs-eaaoufs q her fsths-.
James 5ohnsun- whom she hzs &c,
seen si1cs 1910. snc.r1f1E u . iss.e-
sAe wrste Z Cor. ! r A. Rober-sar.
she sad her tz-Asl. nov s. vszrs ols.
wszt e The loi rznch near Poaoa
Clu L see lis sister. Nrs Eizs J
Williams. thsa DISAPPEARED.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-30
STATE NEWS

Blaesweli-NAny Blackwell citizens
wsre looking skywar5 this morning
viewing the CAY star, which vas
plainly visible at 30 o'clock from
shaded sections Il appeared 1ac
isouih q TIE Zenith-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-30

oklshoms fctr-The conditior e
winter wheat improved during the
week inst s-ded snd considerable
Ilowi1g and cher o1tio-r Eork was
dsns OF farms as s rasaif o. esnsr-
sly iair aad unsezso1at,y rarn
weather. scc1rfinr 10 he weekly
vssthsr and ercp rsp-u issned here
hy ths CaneE States ~sathe- buresu-
Eesk sS3aEed g 70 z degree asovs
nor1a[ - reEsrr sid
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-30

Biz jim Cramer. wfil-kuoun
eT1ugchsi- wi1 condari TIE meeting.
Niniis-P a Rogers. managing
saiesm4a fCr the Ozark Fruit q Berry
Shi1T.rg Assn VIII address a Joint
meeting of the chamber % 01m-
nerve and berry and fruit farmers q
be c7unfy January 8 whea efforts
VIII &c renewed 70 make Q snail fruit
and Aerry r7oducinE country q this
section q the state.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-30

NuskoEee-Suii Tor s71.s-5 uAs
fled in district courr foday zrsinsi
Roosrr I. Oven. Tnited states ssns-
tor and NzTt Wlnfo- ln connection
vita tie awarding O. approximately
Si7s.tta hY the federal caart &
claims in 1921 to tie Mississippi
Ch1ctzzs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-30

MAlesisi-Sales q infoNc1nis 80
Indian minors. students q Jones ar
zleny. an old established nais c,l-
lage fer Choctsw boys near H&rts-
horne. have oxusea the srresi hy FED
erl enforcement offices ct Clertar
Goldie and iva Coleman. neEressss
e Hartshcrns-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-30

lFAissisr-A s1.eal poaad bo.is- a
the city Txnq staten was naTed tbs
vesk 10 q usE i1czu-n vsith VII
e1ztis il &c ruEp water whsn q.
l0vsr stsEs Ten teams kitchsd e
holse mcving tracks ~ers resuirss 70
move the boSis-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-30

Biackwell-The Blackwell OIL and
Gas Co. VII pay ssels3 Friday io
ne SIS stockholders c. tie oonnaur,
tire payment beng 20 re- cert 6iTi-
dsni 81 iis capital stock
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-30

Okishoma Csv-A 81 sAsx. 80
rstary & the Oklzho-z hoz-s e
scao-l lznd commissio1srs fss -
signed TIA. position effective Jan
us-y s. zhs1 hs I'll ts seen inc
c1iics IS state treasure.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-30

Okiahc-z Cir-Sir Harry Iss15er.
-s-no1s sinssr Il Scotch songs. /. %
os TIE zusst g TIE chamber q cen
nercs Al = luncheon 70 be EiEsa n rs
honor gannsTy - il has ben an
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-30

nounced DELEGATIONS from aii ever
ihe state have been iurifei n the
cluner and euiersainmsni vii Ne
provided for -te pes1ns. accord inE
20 Stanley Draper assistant manager
q the ehamber. Tznder ls &c sinr 8
c.ncsl az the coliseum.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-30

sulwater-WwsthnE tv CORES
p-ntence Is tie latest offsr1ns O.
Oklahcma A. ard H. aeoIere. a.
noancs1 - J. r Campbell dean e
ment TIE course is offered ey z C.
Gallagher. director e athletes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-30

okiahoma Ci.y-Corper Inoonshlne
siilis which. scr ur ready d, operate
would probably be wcrlk s. aas. were
pounded 20 Iietes end seii loi suuk
ty the sheriff force recentT. Fcrty
stills seEea II fhe last eight months
were demolished VITA sKese. cr-w-
bars and -aliets
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-30

Euiiws1s--Clesners ara Divers a..
offered 3 two-mcnth sh1rt course 81
thsir industry st oklahcn4 a. d E
colese. begnning Jznua-r 6. e has
been an1o-ncad. Cleaning and spot
unE. EAruert 6yeinE. bushsEng. rn-
ishlng. t1-suzashlp ana instructor
training VII be ths subjects stu5isd.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-30

Czshizs-A reriTzl zE--E III
star a. the S1rs- Baptist church
here oa Jznsary :. acc-rdznE = Rev
James ?. Pe5en. pastor q TIE charch
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