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New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
arNIMONH

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE oY
New York County % New YORK Peter
4 Bougas plainfin against Pttf0s Ne
nachos Defendant summons.
To the above named Defendant
YOu ARE HEREBY SUMMONED - 49,
sWer the complaint In This action and -
serve cory ~ four ansFfr. o. n ths
complaint n not served with this sum-
mons. 90 serve notice N appearance ~
the plaintiffs Attorney within twenty daff
after the service of This summons. eNcll.
sive Of ths dsy Of service. IN case - yolr
failure 70 appear or suswsr. Judgment VII
be taken against you ~ defauf Ter fAs
relief demanded IN the complaint
Dated, New York. April H. 1919
WALTER r. WEIGH
Attorney for Plaintiff. once and 2. =.
Address 2s Broadway, New York y r
To petr0s M0nach0s
The foreg0InF sun. mons Is served up'H
YOU BY pubiicafion. pursuant 20 an order
N Hon. isfor WafserYoFfi, justice of
the supreme court - the state - Asg
York dated the sfh fay ~ Nay 1913.
nd nied with The complaint IN the once %
ihe clerk ~ he County - New York a.
the County Court House. in the poroggh
Of Manhattan. ciiy. County and state ~
New York
Dated. New York May -. 1871
WALTER Y WEIGH,
Attorney for Plaintiff once and 7. y.
Address IS Broadway Borough Of
Manhattan New York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
More Space for Benjamin
Ccbooi for Girls

The Benjamin School for Girls hae
ACQUIRED. in addition 20 It's present build
inr at IA Riverside Drive. the adloin-
ing clubhouse az l45 Riverside Drive,
giving it q frontage Of 81 feet and ten
Aoors
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
publisher Buys Bronxville
House Now Being Erected

ras anhes 4 Ripley sold an English
V..o Vo house being built by William
N. oh on Ellison Avenue, Bronxville.
- psuyer Is 3. H. Force, president of
s's '''es Publishing Company. Of this
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
Central Section Buildings Sold

Jennie 2. Gordon sold 20 the HiII-
man Company the three. four ard
five-story buildings, i25xls7.6. al 2s7-
245 East Forty-hrst Street, extending
through to 23O East Forty-seeond
Street, where the frontage is . feet.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
Leases West Islip Estate

4. Hanllton. lselin & Co. have leased
nt country house Of Oliver c. Wag-
va1, al West Islip. L. l., 70 Mrs. Ada
"a Iassel Ellington.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
New Homes for Bronxyille

Hamilton, Iselin & Co. sold for Mrs.
Victoria Babcock tract OF over one
acre on Elm Rock Place, bronxviile' 70
oliver VI. Oske, who will immeala,ely
,onrove the properly with residences
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08

THE MAN WHO CAN DECIDE 10 ~ man
who KNOWS prakes gives speeialzed
business training. turns our men who know
rrlbun. building. isl Nassau ST. Telsphons
Reekmsn 2713 Brooklyn. Bedford Ave. az
FULTON 81 Telephone Prospect 1885
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
fIne Bronx DMelIinr Sold

Ks1 K1',.afd H. seobie sold for Francis
f,,s..arnes :. James Ryan for cash, the private
rlt6 a. S6l5 Grand Concourse, 100
iSs property was held at 10000.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
Physician Sells 8-Siory
Building i'm ll3;h Street

O'Reilly Z Dahn sold for Dr. d.
Murphy 10 the College Holding Com.
pany. Joseph Shenk president olf
West 18th Street, an eight-story
building. 5OxlOO. held at $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08

LEGAL NOTCH

Palmer. FREDERfcK H-fn Pffrsu-
ANcE or Az ORDER OF HonoTaeis
JOHN p. coHALAN. a surrogate of ths
County % New York. NOTICE 10 hereby
FREDERICK II PALMER, late ~ ths
County Of New York. deceased, % present
the same With vouchers thereof 20 ths
subscriber. AZ hls place of itansactihg
BORN. his attorneys az No. ~ Broad.
way. IN ths Borough of Nanhaitan. IN ths
city Of New York. state % New fofk on %
Dated New York. the i3th day of Apri.
GEORGE p sANBoRN
EIecgtN.
PAYLfs a sANpoRS.
Attorneys for fyecufor
OfNce and r = addr-s. iti B-oafvsy.
Borough Of Manhattan. New YORK CITY
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08

COOK: Irish. exper, cook. reliable. 800.
and kitchenmaid. highly recommentef
Miss Halls Bureau, ~ West iith. Van
derbut $50.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
HELP WANTED MALE

VACATION position. teacher of advanced
student pleasant; salary iai3 for 70 days.
Dert. ID ina hih ave-
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08

VACATION position. teacher. college Or nor
nal student valuable business experieree
opportunity for permansncy; good salary
7 s. as Tribune
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
LOST, FOUND AND REWARD

LOST-Mink neckpiscs skins lefi IN Yale
taxicab Al iitfh ~ on Monday noon suit
abls reward. y. Molniyfa. Room iilt. ~
Madison ave Phone Vanderbilt OI6l
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08

COOK English. neat. capable. excellent
references city or country Miss Hais
Bureau. II West 9Th Vanderbilt $50.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08

40 SPECTATOR wanted. bIt worker;
trustworthy man 20 take part 40 pro-
mote new device. n is Neictas IN
every home pie1sant ard rrQ1iat'9
opportunity. A v MEYER. T. ~ Highf
lands. New Jersey.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08

VACATION position. TEACHER. coiIsg~ or nor
nal student VALUABLE. business experience ,
for pefmansncy gooi stlar,
s. T. as Tribune
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08

BooKKEEPER-Youn man. experienced
doubls entry Bookkeeping salary SIS
hours 70 8 q y Schorn. Jamaica ave
and it3th a.. Jamaica. Long Island.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08

COOK. young neat efficient; sooi manager
exceptional references. shaughnessys Bu-
raw. 80 sih ave.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08

position. teacher ~ advanced
student pleasant. salary i2IS Tor u days
Dept. d. 1o3 tth ave.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08

cHAMBFRMAfD D-wAfTREss. bright young
Irish girl city family country Tor sum
mer. y. Miss Hofmaycrs Agency, 10 Fast
fid 81. "a foor Telephone ssii Murray Hill
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08

cHAMnERMAID.wA young. neat.
willing. capable very highly rocommeniei
Miss Halls bureau. ~ West tith. Wander
biz $50
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08

COOK. young good manager exceptional ref.
ererces. Miss Fiizgerald's Bureau, Sss
6th ave.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08

cVAMpERMATD or pariormaid Or waitress.
young English Protestant. Weuchesfer
County preferred. O. M.s- hofmay ay-f. =
s9i7 Murray Hili
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Miscellaneous

WOMAN. teacher. college or normal train
Ing forcefui personality unercumnfred,
fesirious n learning gooi secure business
goct salary % start perranfncy, advance
merf ~ o. t1S Tribune
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
coOls

COOK, Young irish woman, good ysars
references excellent COOK city family {,
country for sumner W Miss Hofmaysrs
Agency. 10 East iid -, "a noor Telephone
s3i7 Murray Hi.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08

COOKS. mattresses houssworkers Tinka
Andersen Scandinavian Agency. lL3f
RroAdway sid. sehuylsr I1o2.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08

GENERAL HousEwoRRER Scotch Prot
ssant. good cook highest references ciiy
apartment adult family. Winthrop, ~ West
t2d a. Longacre s1t3, Room go,
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
ArARTMENTs To LET-uNFrRNIsHED


LIGHT. BRIGHT. AIRY top floor apart.
menf of rooms and bath; IN excellent
condition IN the finely locafei to-optr-
ative elevator apartment house. In the
fashlonabie section Al ~ East 9tth st.
near Fiffh ave. rental. tli5 per month .
ownership stock investment tz.foo on easy
terms n desired. immediate pottttai9n
ifs Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
CAMPS
WILDERNESS CAMP

RAINBOW LAKE IN TIE AnfRoN-
DACKe-Six.room furnished camp Tor sais.
Accessible ~ train or auto Fiftean Mia
ufss from New York Genital Railroad s,a.
lion 4 500 feet elevation. good fshlu. anA
bestins, T~elss hours from re- 1eFs
elu. J. w. oEAAMAg. aaieas n. T.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08

LogT Handbook No 2sotig ~ Greenwich
savings Bank 80 Sixth Ave. =. y. CITY.
Payment stopped Please return 20 bank.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08

cHAMRERMAID WAITRESS. Young thor.
ouThly capable e-ael.ent. Mas Fitzgerai4s
Bureau. 5fs sfh aye.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
BUSINESS CARDS
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DIAMONDS bought and foif fof esfh.
Advice free. Bennett ii5 y way. "a foof
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
Chambermaids

COOK, excellent. Swedish best long refer
ences $50. wettlers Agency 20 West fsd
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08

LOsT-Rankbook 40 s9l.lss % Greenwich
Savings Rank. go snth Ave. ~ Y. CRY.
Payment stopped. Please return 20 bank
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
Nurses, Etc.

NURSE. young exceptional references
Miss Halls Bureau. ~ West ttth van
derbilf s3f0
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
Lost Bankbooks

LOsT-Bankbook No i1fi1ff ~ ths
Bowsry Savings nsnk. 40 Powsry. Nsw
York The fnder r. request to return
~ 20 the bank. n not restored before he
,th DAY ~ June. 1914. application vii b
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08

=, the FIRE record Of Monday night
a. was represented - having occurred IN
The premises OF the Ssmray Leatner Som-
-y AZ gis Broadway. Inc FIRE MAJ
psy. offiee reports that the FIRE was not
in these premises but In those OF another
tenant
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
General Houseworkers. Etc.

cHAMBERMArD. splendid young Finn
neat. trim SIS. wettlsrs Agency, 70 West
lsd st
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08

COOK. excellent. where klfchenmaif is kept
SIS Wettlers Agency. 20 West tld -
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08

HOTsEwORHER. Protestant; excellent cook
waitress. best references. Shaughnessys D
Bureau. $50 s'h ave.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
WANTED FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

WANTED-wlndow space In store uptown
with telephone service. preferably on
avenue Write - Tribune
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08

s-r4 for booklet. SUpunnlN WEST.
CHESTER giving vital Information Aoou'
~. varlogs foWnF Of Wetfchestsr couaty
send postage four ~ents Prince HgleJ
5fz Madis0n av. New York city.
PELHAM homes for sale or rent
WILLIAM n MILLS. Tel. sos PELHAM
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET OR SALE
New York state

THOUSAND ISLANDS. completely fur.
n!shed house. ls rooms. baths. N
acres Of ground. rent 5000. Photos ane
particulars upon request. Arnold
GheEan. is5 Montague e.. Brooklyn. Phone
Main 637..
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
MONMOUTH BEACH. NEW JERSEY.

AurIrlsa Furnished cottage on OCEAN
r'lH. opposite ff-ticn tweif. lfllooms. mol
rrl iwprofe fnrItat raie nr rent WN. X.
0ua 40
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08

LosT-Bankhook so 5S77ts. Harlem Saw.
ings Bank. Payment stopped Finder please
return 20 bank.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
SITUATION wANfED FEMALE
Mattresses

WAITREss. young ihorouehiy capable sr-
cslisni ,efsrsn,ss. Mss Fli,eefai6s nn-
reav, 1ss tth ave.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08

INFANTS NURSE English. trained. baby
from birth highly recommended - eias
H0fmayers Agency. ~ East f5d ~. 81 1oor
Telephone ssfl Murray Hill
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08

TO LET PoR BUSINESS PURPOSES
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08

HOTEi.-Iong Island sgpsrbiy located on
waterfront shore duck dinners fpeelfl-
les. music. dancing features. now open
$4,000. terms Geo. Y. Raynor. 1910
Broadway
HUNTINGTON. near Bay ard Golf Course
nsauflfu. trees. large plot. gem oi a
house tsftf L'Ecluse Waahbufn 4 90.
20 p foth o.. Telephone Huntington l5o.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08

BARGAIN Corner plot. 1880 feet. rooms,
hath. steam heat. gas. electricity ah mol
rrn improvements easy terms. johns. 20
Queen Anne hoal DnT0fa. y. !
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08

NURSERY GOvERSESs. younE. peasant
physical care French, music. hiThil
recommended. Miss Halls Bureau. II W
tgth Vanderbilt s3f1
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08

FrsseS a''i' SIS WRsi,l.fs' '1 'Rs.uey W's' a..
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08

CORNER RESIDENCE
Suitable far club school or ln.
sfitlflon. Two stairway. Ele-
fafor. Price iow. Terms easy.
AwsoS q HOBBS. ise W lad ST
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08

FOREST HILLS CsRDENS-Am isaving
clfy. must sacrllcl almost new areprooi
house facing on private park % three
acres. = rooms and bath a. improvements.
FOR immediate sale will accept ls.s-l
terms arranged.
D 4 ERWIN owner
Premises az No 8 Park End Place
TELEPHONE Boulevard s031.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08

NURSE. Scotch Protestant. hospital trained ;
exceptional. Miss Fitzgeraids Bureau 80
Sth ave.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
Manhattan

FREE liaf NJ hors.- for sale aad rent
Write VAN wINNLE CO. Rutherford. NJ.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-15
RIBf DEATH RATE
IS VERY LOW

Nnw gers. Ans Hs-Tas Fsaassra-
s5an IA Jewish FAala@ssrnges H.
nnzzgasa xasgss'asT aAa- 4ct2 aAassssi
wsrs a,aga SO s4r sAas ge2r s1 iae &as-
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WAY, 1AAs sAAss's we're osr1 z1-as
sAe yskr AZ aAe 1.eezzen Eas<sasa4
"a me Eac1x tAe 1urzAe- AsrH wsS
E1H nd a. sha EaesA lsrasa Hospital
oac1rve and eAsrrT streets a@-
Es' all sAs eAasss a,ss- 81 tAe Aasss-
uAly saasz tas ahr rssegr sAsvs sAsss
were Ars sseaa ds1SAg O. less snAa
saur rssv a1snsAn1 asssal< Msss Fssr-,
snse Mzr1zez. Snserlzsar6s1a ~ ~
2asT1tA1. as@s lmses tas aaw asrsA r'Ssa
wAssA abe Eesaassss Is az aaE 4s u
a7E anGts1n4sE hasgs1l in SAa c1uasrE-
almost e1sasulT ID the saa4E1-v r.
unarsIenEs ii sAe aossasz1 M14Asrs
-nAg 60 se 1Ass hasE4ll1 free us charge.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-15
When Is a Jumper
and LikeWiSe, Why?

! sssa1assr. sahs "A ssnEsr j. a ssr-
.sraal esazk ~ gaaEs:g
{ r. ". Nersnsan 4As ARTIST n
yan mean the sAA.s ssas a wsanar
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aarpesor ct sssrruas sszr@s -'TAere
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slnssr czs rzrrasns wssA sleeEas
bat 4 ]. AAs 10 saesy0s ard < ssagsr
d i s11se II esssers sswrz aasase
asstagss 1; i wvrn oz1ss6s sAa SHIRT.
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agsr 4 aunA1 wAeiAar sAs1R
sHew srrngsr y saw c@ss A1s 4
hare 81 sasE il Is sese aaass sAans.
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.srvnes Is saszi 9zzF&r ( suass
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Il Distinguished American A
szHpsr is RAKE Aarse saaa runs al
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-15


E&xss- LsNsass Asas i i pleasure
Ar. D&Ggr a 81 ss sAs a4ss gxzaxs
ss-2 watch sAs k2ssfveas eoasessS /
a@ ~ ca AascAssor ana Enas Aave
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ssAxrmas1 2na wAseA sAe gsrss tn i
gs1i a. e2sA a4Ass W dresses ana bats
sn1 sz- sArss ians grand sand soas-
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ssse sssczas sAe married girls <@sAs
q give or aaaas xV0wa saaase-s
slaAnxe. gse 'alzg We eex f11 RAstA.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-15

r.rn1sr. Axx &c Mrazs ss 1zurse
WY are szasx-S <a2ea 9rrz9ess'
woas sAoaat a sslzssr sasrr
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ssne L5nsA II the sAagy ssrsA a.
rzssars. wAs7 ~ n1a IL ssra1e wAsNA
E the sale ess sa-nFsrx Eaz garr -
: lrrssnsSz1x ~ nazaArerr AasA-
ress the Duzar Ergress sASs TAe
case sessrs him serearsA rvnn1 The
s1npsr-shs uasn psgsnaaF rsr-ers
wcrr W women IN ress1s yahss
CasHrzsa and Witnesses r1sas& their
fraans to answer sAa suLgss sua<-
s5srss.
IN. ermrr waz Enlightened a~ the
rsxss haes es snrnsers gruanreA 1s
srs6s@ss Arrae1asa4 -als Asaws~1
Mrs. Kathleen NosE Dyer. dress
unRs- cs HragAsar z1a 0zSs Nxrgatr~
ne Plvsy. rnsEasusr. was the sns-
9ee1 Il zrgrze1-- Tns ssr'ssszrAfsr
mss,a sa seaz hats as sate~&rss 1nA
the rnEEHarr sa1E essotzs and AEraF,s-S
IN the same w2T
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parr cs Nile Farag's EawrzAses~ 2as1
4 Was agraE hesvssz the TWO Esuner
sAls saxa sassaaa asnarasn Atr par /
ssgaaar ssde-Elns - shas shs1r i--sr-
ss1s sAvza1 nr1 Clash
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about s1mssgSs Asaea sAs grese-s 1
trtmAse. EzeA wanln asserted saIs
5nz~mrs eaaae wa-ASn her EarsaxyaSzr
yr1rErcr. One Aag Mrs Noel iages
sAawe3 s snmPsr j. tlAe wanaaw- 1
wnar~. under agreement. <Aa was a.
lowed - sxAssEs sns dress 81 cosazrns
aaElF. Mile RarsE. who SOLD srarRs's
A1s xzosAsas,a zangarxs sa,ss IN Sus
az 1Ae window Mrs Nus1-raegss
ArvrEar the matter INTO cprrs. seeking
DAMAGES ssr alleged ArsarA Gs cu1-
rrars
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CafM EEegw1rsA- sAA ESrasasA filth
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-15

When the Ac~ea are conssiqAss$-
TIE lower Acwsls or large intestine.
steone packed with ressse mStscr
that Is made up largely OF germs
TAsse germs enter he vermtfeyrn ar
reaGsx and set up infIzzxrion. which
IS co2a-ncnly known as spaendscifss
-sAe CA2-Aersain's Tablets wheK
-ee1s1 End keep yc1r bowels rsgusS-
SRI you hare lsttie to fear from ap-
pxE1scitas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-15

~zsszA dealers saa Ae~<<wsvcs
snsnsa ssks saxxnsAes "a The ss:as !
sssr AsAEns 1r~ rssTAe1sarly aAxqss&
- smnrrsr c~Hs1 1smsAAn. aza sze sMe
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-15
RELIEF FROM ToRMENrN6
NAN <rka- =

Iao1sa-as cs hzr sertr AM ash g.aA
rScGz4s wAe are ucs able In 40 sRs Gas
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sssxg End Tai u 2zlEys snsa !.
raxsaaz. sssnsAss 2-z heals raT ard
rassS1g a-oncAEal tribes Assrs DIR ;
cox er'azzAizE- ard makes so1-z. =e-
ffs@sr.g saeea possible. S.oaa every
wAs-s4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-15
LAY FENER SUE
FEEEGS Una L~cxr

II 8@rnss IRE sl- Is snls ua poaser
sa1 east that Sarss z.aasas sc- S1ant
rat Others are rtxsr nasdAs-ssS NJ
remedy 1oAs xare 10 relieve hsv tsV's-
ant asthma shz. F'e9sE's Esaasr am
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easarx Int ass1Aas sAs 1fs1s<s41 nass
.Aruss 1n3 esnuneA5sa 1ne,as. S5a
Ews1ywAHrs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-15

Ntxaze Cxty. Ans sS-A sqsa Il
s.gsssS ErSrsn trsz aAsar msa1fh z
anG,s aF AuEgtr, Lsznsiks sAr.ee sAsas
as's whs werw ErHrtasar tFem Psnsrgr
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Tssaas CAY R1azAaE rArae wNras1 TVS
men sR70 srnE- haFs xna a h1Ry. IT.
xssrltans to El E7n5vsrsaa es-assaa
Natives who wsnt IL aAe rast1s
tsszeAs The Tigers. k1zliag Srss q than.
Ese reanaaotsr sssasxsa IL gAa raana-
saa1ss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-15

-Szhser1s cf szss kzad xsll Do r,ure
% answer the szsasent drrnnnd fos
hetter p1rtz-rz @ TIE part Of hosh
press ard rHshzir alike, than al TIE
promises r-us1zcers can r1xke-- de-
cAH-eg Mr.. Enzkz7scr- @rrtn thss
Er-ass came along. the masses hsd 10
book to i'd Rrrrntsr duae rrprcaur-
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WIRELESS FOUND AID
 IN RECOVERING AUTOS

DETROIT, Feb. P. - Following the plan of Chicago, every policeman in Detroit will carry with him minia- ture wireless telephone when experi- ments now being conducted by the signal bureau of the police depart ment are completed.
 "We ehave been unable yet to find a pocket set that would fill require ments and weigh little enough to be carried easily by the individual" de- clared Inspector w. J. Potts. suner' intendent of the signal bureau. But within a few months we expect to develop just what we need
 "I consider wireless the greatest in novation in police work today" de- clares Police Commissioner Inches. "Our new wireless enables us to keep in constant touch with cities in a wide zone. This is proving a great factor in locating stolen automobiles"