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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-22

with her mother. Mrs. Wilson.
Mrs. William Simpson and little
daughter. Jean.' OF Gainesville. who
spent the past week visiting Mrs. Simp-
sons parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. H..
Sayre. will return home Monday.
J. + +
Miss Marie West has returned to
her home in FL Reno after having visit
ed her sister, Mrs. Carter Hardwick.
Mrs. p. f. Parked, of is Fifth avenue.
northwest, will have as her guests, over
the weekend. the Misses Laura and
Ruth Johnson Of Oklahoma city.
Musical Program for
Methodist Church
Mrs. n. c. Wood, musical director
at Broadway Methodist church announ.
ces the following program for today's
services:
Organ prelude-Adoration Holy
City" Gaul.
Anthem 1.-THE Word of the Lord Is
Right" Fearis, male chorus-Alrs. y.
I. Noou. MI. j, IL. Brlnuley ana cnOlr,
Offertory solo in G - Loud.
Solo, selected, Mr.. J. l.. Brindiey.
Postlude--Ert.
p. NJ.
Organ prelude Huerter.
Anthem Land of Pure Delight ,"
Windermere, Mrs. l.. A. Jones, Mrs.
n. c. Wood. Mr.. J. l.. Brindley and
choir.
Offertory solo - Shepherds Prayer"
Buck; Mesdames A. NJ Hepler, n. c.
Wood.
Postlude Faulks.
Organist, Mrs. William Ringer
Director, Mrs. n. G. Wood
Librarian Mrs. Marvin Bell
Minister, DR., Ashley Chappell
+ + +
FerMdale RepieaC Club to
Meet With Mrs. Skip1oith
The Ferndale Review club will meet
at the home Of Mrs. Walter Skipwith,
G2i Dou glas boulevard on Wednesday
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-22
FerNdale Repie1C Club to
Meet With Mrs. Skip1Oith

The Ferndale Review club will meet
at the home of Mrs. Walter Skipwith,
62l Douglas boulevard on Wednesday
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-22

Fifteen states in the Union oifer a'a
to former service men In the 'orni "
vocational education.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-22
GAINESVILLE'S CHAMBER F!LES
COMPLAINT AGAINST kAIf

GAINESVILLE - In a letter 10 'he
railroad commission Of Texas AT Aus, Aus,
rim. the chamber of commerce iiieo
a complaint yesterday against IN.
Katy railroad regarding the eimos'
daily delaps Of train No. 49, between
Wichita Falls and Denlson. Inc ar,
rival of this train four TO eight nour'
late. is delaying the mails from inc
west as well as passengers and oaus-
ing great inconvenience 10 tns c''''
zens in general.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-22

The Lady Maccabees will meet Mon.
day afternoon az ago All guards are
requested to be present for the inia.
lion exercises.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-22

Th. Pythlsn Sisters Will meet IN reg
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-13
.UPBO
. Corner and
Otherwise

One of the most fascinating
hunts Of the collector Is for the
quaint cupboards, cabinets and
dressers old-time housewives
used to display their pewter and
china.
In the Antique Shop is an
interesting group of such old
pieces. They vary from an old
wall cabinet of unpainted wood,
with rat-tail hinges, at sos to a
fine old striped pine cupboard Of
large size, with paneled doors,
interesting fretwork and f1uting,
at 1915.
An old pine hanging cabinet.
painted blue, with III" hinges, 10
1S6.
A handsome old mahogany corner
cupboard with glass rosetted bon
net-top and arched double doors Of
glass. IL $3.50.
Another old corner cupboard. dat
ing probably from 1880. has clover
leaf shelves behind It's llttle-pansd
doors Of ancient glass. Priced S11B.
Still another double -d0ored cor
ner cupboard. straishtly shelved. 10
For some ones old pewter and
china collection. u quaint old Dutch
stippled dresser. with paneled doors.
End scroll arms, Offers itself for
The Antique Shop contains many
delightful suggestions for country
cottage furnishings.
D fFift1, Eloo.N
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-13
Store Opens at 3
Daylight-Sovtms Time
WANAMAKER'S
The Right Bathing
Suits for Girls
Who Swim

And, even more Important,
Ter those who are learning to
swim.
The material is a close knit
ted jersey, either one-piece or
two-in-one style, which means
the tights and skirt attached,
and there are camp suits also
in two pieces.
All colors and combinations
of colors to At girls from six to
sixteen years and priced from
$2.25 to $3.50 according to age.
90, (sscond Floer)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-13
Store Closes at 5
DayIiOht.Sa Wing TINE
WANAMAKER'S
y Year the Glories Of Summer but This Year
vey Things at Wanaakers
For Commencement
Cifts-BOOks

Here is a Book Store full Of
them-books of fiction, Of his
tory, biography, business, poetry
and science, besides the books
arranged expressly to serve as
a record Of the graduation days.
The variety Is great enough
to provide the right thing for a
great many different people.
main Floor) ..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-13
Irish Table Linen
and Napkins

Good, heavy table linen, 70
inches wide, in floral and striped
effects, at 1925 q yard.
A heavier grade at $3.50 a
yard.
The latter are splendid goods
for service, and both grades are
as reliable and satisfactory as
can be had at the prices.
Napkins Of excellent quality,
size 22x22 inches, woven Of su-
perior fax yarn and in choice
Of a dozen different patterns, q
recent direct import, marked to
sell at $8.75 a dozen, and ex-
ceptionally good for the price.
(First Floor
The Neshoba Democrat., 1922-12-21
Saving In Mississippi

Probably people the world spend poney freely
Msssppans, when have long
turnp and bacon when one
why either bad sgoodn
good and spead the dog when
bad and tight pacbes have cultivated the
spending habit and the habit Of doing Without exceeny
have not cultivated the habit Of eternal saving.
New Englander have formed saving habit
mulated savings made Of that section empire
Savings their children begin with
birth, and and becomes their
mulated wisely and always available for build
of factories the establishing industries
When the victorious Gprmans imposed billion dollar
deny France in 1871 the Of that wonderful country
dug their gold from obscure places cancelled the debit
these went saving until this habit Of thrift
their country RICH and is the why today France has
broken under the strain of the late War.
The 6outh rise from the ashes and defeat OF 65
most gitteng OF all history The South Misss
spp have made grogress We have had
have had SOIL climates rainfall wealth
But timber going and SOIL much of has
povershed that rich Yazoo Delta
poorer.
The farmers ia the Hills bound by the credit
tenn and the Delta planters borrow crops
when we Mississippi need build develop
country have North East find We Of peos
pie should become financially independent.
Independent shall be until shall cultivated
habit of saving When tenth
frugal the French saving as the Conneccu
the world We masters spending, and the
pinch do without but long spend
shall have TO borrow from othe pay stay
The Neshoba Democrat., 1922-12-21
What ) In a Mord1

Last weeks Neshoba Democrat carried
Tor the Citizens Bank in which the following
Our exceed $500 600
jackson, Tennessee y
or fair inference would give
what intended that the Citizens Bank
Bank within the territory referred
allowed I'D WRITER'S In the of poets Words
te eacherous things when eaeessy used wrong
the place used the wrong many
tragedy The incorrect decpherng Of pecipa
ed the we had with Spain. However Philadelphia
proud the claim forth the page that appears
again this week, with slight correction. as
The Neshoba Democrat., 1922-12-21
lucA tti / fTillss 4 Mi BLltE
LODGE ELECT OFFIgEtaE

- u - 80 - u - = - y & u - "A : i.
The chaptsf bus elected the
following officers for 1028
J. II, McCanley, II H 4 ] Yates
K; ~ I !. Me- Kinley, 3; n. . Foat.
er, r s; A r Trapp, RIA c; RD
Eggleston, 3 "; 4 Wilkerson, D "
j NJ Lotion, / Y g w Mars, s.;
J v Welsh, Sec Il Il
Installation of officers will
take place on December 27th
The D. I 5, Elected TIE FoI-
lowing
Chapter D &. 5.
Ellie Graves, w. NJ, I'd Henson,
". A. Mrs. Wade, Al. M Mfss
Mack Hawkins O., Ksto King,
A. q, Mrs y Posey. Secy !,
Mrs: Lula Scales, Treas. Mrs.
Geo. " Atkinson, Marshal, Geo.
Taylor 81, Mrs, Jim King, WI,
Mrs. Ellie Bransley a sue
Black, RI Mrs. Lon Welsh, e.,
Lena Pearl Mcneil, M, Mrs E.
{. Brantley. EIecta. Giadys Pet.
|tey, Pianist and Mrs, Mamie
Welsh, Chaplain.
Blue Lodge Officers Elected
Last Saturday follow !; M. q. liz
nsy, ". NJ. J. T. Grosr, s. W.
Il g. Strnm, j. W., j. L. Cooper.
Treas. w n Hollsnl, Secy. j
g. Bishop. s. aud I. Tie other
officers have not been chosen,
on ers will be inslalled Il y
o'cIock r. M. DEC. 9th
The Neshoba Democrat., 1922-12-21

UIIIy / h u 3
flpn1f rtilal lrffrn
uptlH lis'lh q len
The NeshobA I)emocFat / has u
ceived the following letter from
Santa Clans
From the North pole.
Dec 20 1899
Dear Old Neshoba Democrat.
Philadelphia Miss,
nv dear Friendss
Have your favorat hand, with
the bundle of letters that YOU
were unable to set np for publi-
cation IN your paper ! thank
yon for your kindness III going
TO all the work for the children
oil Neshoba County shall ar
rive in Neshoba County at 12:33
NtolCRE M I'm n w ~. EsrSrs
N;cbt Isl, -, NJ Z s,,'S e. S i
the ' hovs and o;,l,ss hst 80, ., !
me from your county, shall
be very generouswith those boys
and girls who have been good
since last Christmas hone /
shan ra,,a,nb M. aya,y j "a
o;rl Howeyer tbs 1 ,,,aa 81, ( i ,' M
8 shoba ~ ,onn IS ) a,,a : q, ;o.6 a, IA.
I have more ~, tro,,hle o'stt;,, s ! ~
a. t,he road 81 I Nasbsl,s { ro,,ntv
tban tl,osp ~ ,,,,, 2, ,tbs !, ! !,
I AT: C,b r;stoas 81 stnc = =
Pearl River swami Z, !, 4 MA Il IS J. = !
suit; was comnsllsd y to so,,a..t
savara, ,;ttlo hor.s a. o,;r,s
- 4. - Z. ~ 5HfS.
lnat man, = "a Mc i5eath. Road
Commlssioner J. 81 your district,
mas made several promises to
The Neshoba Democrat., 1922-12-21
The Bakery Question

Phladelpha needs modern bakery One would pay here
They in townsuch smaller Any business that win pay
town Of Phadelphia size will Philadepha We could
support adozen enterprises that
stores multiply This good trading center
industries worse than need additional mercantile
need bakery We should keep the money
ing and manufacturing u home can, proftaby 81
Wehaye cried and cried ~ the these
fo reboing saion Union South,
that she
il 70 bas into operation have
bakery List weeks Union Appeal carries 10 the s
that ground 0 be broken for the erection
building there. we We the ep-
terprise Of Union We like her spirit Her limits
little the Nehoba We proud
There II room a these ehvirons III Uuo AID Philadelphia bo
build There for syrup eboipg psns hete ~
or dozen potato kins, md there
small modern bakery.
We understand that there iklihood hs of such
enterpsise Rhilsdepha within ew week hopS
~ sffoFt win NJ sixen every eucoursgement
The Neshoba Democrat., 1922-12-21
Lost. Found Or For Sale
Want And Classified Ads


Remember the date December the
23rd wesare giving away Ford ronr-
ing car equipped with ksif Starter u.
that date you can secure i tick /
with each dollar spent with III fr..sn
lthis date on. or you casl pay up your
account aud secure tickets the sasaa
way. King 4 utot 90 1921 i q
FARM FOR lSA AI.E-- 100 acres, good
timber. On eaHy terms. See me III {
once. Dr A } Murphy 1921 q
CASTINGS Stnntlurd fonr casIugs
inr Ford ears. 10 hy s12 t9 MA so
by 3 rs. non slids. Gnarantped for
5000 l'liles. Mblse Bros Hardware
Co, II IS ~
Yon must have your tickets with
y0u W participate iiI the drawing of
the Ford Car that weare giving away
December the 2srd 10 8 O'Clock. In
any cf out Of town customers have.
not received thsir Dumbers please
call and secure came before che rntl,
\ King Auto Go. 1921 q q
Best twelve room reyidsnee ID phil
adelphia for rent See Mrs w d
Williains y n 2s2p
|MIMEOGRAPH PAPER You viii
'tlnd excellent Mlmeoeraph papsr "
the oiiice Of the Nsshoba Dennocra /.
Ordered and kept for your convsni-
encs Neshoba Demoorat
Remember the tints d Deeembef thel
S3rd we are giving away Ford Tour.
Ing oar equipped with self starter on
that date yon csn secure y ticket
with each dollar spent with a. from
this date OH. or yon can pay up your
accousss and secure tickets the sanss
way King Auto Co. l2M2c
House Route " q Howineton,
Philadelphia. ~ p ap
FRESH BtJTrER Home made
fresh butter, one mile from C0urr
Four Thines ia Remembsr De
cenlber the 28rd u The day. Three
The Neshoba Democrat., 1922-12-21
SANTA GIlUs MATES Dtn
0CRAT FINAL LETTER

The NeshobA Delnocrat i has re
ceived the following letter from
Santa Claus:
From the North Pole
Dec 90. 1922
Dear Old Neshoba Democrat,
Philadelphia. Miss.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-23
" N.1In lIt MpIIliIN
MADE GOOD i,i.tOilD

Walter Humphrey served twu terms
a. court flefA 81 lngsh roaalY an Il
appears fvm fve"nt report m@a ~
ths examiner that Wslfer ~aa . sfsle
TOO ecgsfal 20 aes That ihc eountr spt
sil tho moaeg that wAs f8mlus a. =
81 fat - has credit sf q hAY'ax
pad Toto The county treasury that
sm0ani IS stees3 q ihs amoaag dss
parinE h's eneumaaafY ~ ~ ufllef
Nr Naftha %sai aor the court elsfs
and Wm - Nalket chief deputy =
iAe office - conagf rfeaaafsf nass
vsfu dspatles Me- Seal Bal chars
- ths district court altlslon ana fl
Walker o. lelatoa a. ehieg slefs iu ~
probate division fioih irel ihat fnss
are entlti . q much credit fof tees
lnN the hooks straight a. sshsas
tive cheek .gi. $50 made " all rs
eoanis bs tas state saAmlnsrs ss
ps lfn.ni elsb ne above result
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-23
CnA|G's RITE LINE
REMAINS UNCHANGED
No indication That Supreme
Deputy Craig Will Modify
His Jurisdictional
Order

so action has e. ~, hetu iaten
hy ffank frals depaY sc the
supreme ,ounol. scottish RITE. to
modlf, shs lnrlsdle .ona' luo lala
down =, him in ps,cnlhel il is nei
ns,ly craig ali take ans action 81
al aud TINT ihe lIas NIn sian1 tof
tao leau OklahoAa ,onsislofs
says
"cousiemai'on. confusion dssrorl
aud de oumKomsn are hrealenlux
10 elos iae wheel a. ifosfess %
$50 tsh Rite Masonry in otiahom ,
a. resuil u the ofaef ISSUED ~
Hrothcr Frank craiF $50 degree
Dem,y ~ the sapfemo couasil fo'
okiahoms, dlsidlng ihe state lnis
teparate jurisdictions IA IS believed
bs the great mass 81 che usmbefs
that the order a unnecessary and i
carried oct Wnl aisfu1 90 ade..
conditions under which scottish nis
of Ffeemaronp has cn1o,ra sneh
wonderful adsaB,cuoni and irogfes.
IN the state
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-23
PRESIDENT HARDING SPEAKS

washington. Jan 25.-fcanhl'ii.
OF the -. Lawrence Great lakes
waterways project ~is inquest ~.
President Hardlag declared today ae-
fore the National Agricultural Con.
ference
4 have sgok a. the president .A'd.
'of the advantage which Europe en-
Joys. because Of It's easy access &"
The sea. The obcalest and sur a
tnusrortation facility In oaf etn
country Is presented one of ~
worlds most attractive opportunities
.or extension y tie seaways mauF
hundleIs OF miles laland. The heAr'
Of the continent with i,s va, -.
sources ia both agriculture and infns
try. would be brought ia oommuni ; +
ton with all the ocean routes ls 'e
execution OF The st Lawrence wAte
way project, To enable oe an SO :
vesse's 10 have access 20 All the pofs
OF the great lakes would have rcs,
stimulating effect upon the ininss la'
lie OF the contln ,nts interior
The feasibility {. the project Is an
questioned aud rs costs coal sf's
with some other traas cnssr. s-iT
works. would b. small Disorgaa'y 4
aud rrostrate nations Of Central na-
rope are even new setting their haaas
TO the development Of great eontin sh-
tai watesAsys. which connecting tas
RhineAand Danube. VIII bring vHts
TRANSPORTATION from the Black 20 the
North Sea. from Mediterranean to TIE
Baltic II natiOuaiistic preiudices ,Nnd
economic difficulties can be ovcfcowe
~ Europe. they certainly should 40;
be formidabie obstacles to an aeh'-
evement less expensive and giwr
promise OF yet greater advantages -
the peoples Of North america. NJ
only would the cost Of transportation
he greatly reduced. tut vast popn'a-
ton would be brought over nigh. ~
immediate touch with the markets q
the entire world
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-23

Eureka. Kan. Ian. p One year
past the century mark and still physi-
caily aud mentally alert and taking
great Interest IN politics and current
events is George \. Gordon of this
town
His extreme age has broughi Ar.
Gordon number Of distinctions
Members Of his family claim that he.
j. the only grandfather Of Civil War
veteran now living that he Is the last
surviving member Of the Indiana State
Constitutional convention Of 1850, and
he j. one OF few. if not the only man.
living today who heard Revolutionary
War stories from his grandfather who
took part in IT, January % was Mr.
Gordon : 1o1st birthday.
Ny grandfather. George Gordon Of
Cumberland. Pa. was soldier IN the
American Revolution related Mr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-23
TRIAL OR ALLEGED
MAIL ROBBERS STARTS
Four Men Held In jail Here Are
Arraigncd Before Judge
John II Cotteral
Today

rrai 81 th meu. ehafRed elth p.
lns Implicated IN sht fohbsf 90 q
5 sia - ma train heiwseu uathft
ani FlmpHa latt September basan So
fdfFai soufi iodai foaf ~ ihf nen
hats tesn hsid 10 isu Asre So 'sp
mnNint
The "a men afe isii uHloe n4n .
h.fae F q podsf n.sA HHaea liea b
q narHofs ass q p ppwnof ift
nfai f,nf nam 4 afs ihus beia nsfe
ri-samsira,ea surrounding ihr sss'
uass Il one that Is expected d A'
tfaft ihs widest aiieaiiou - ans ,aas
- lhe frdefa eoari docket lives ~
iuspe,sor snd ouvefs I'D tha cess
hay besa threatened ard cnFslpfi'i
\, asnee Ia th hhnAs ~ ghr oklahuua
,lts pollee DE- slimeal Nst sioi'u =
fsp eeehn sfO
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-23
Man Who Has Lived Century Tells Secret of Longevity

style - women dress short skirts
luw neeked dfrsses also ii.is bobbea
hair fad Perhaps more than anything
else ! deplere the growing Lack u cb.
ssrsasion of the Sabbath day That
gricss me-
slr Gor,lnn united with the church
Ia 1911. lie Is a Mason. Ne was born
IL Wsrren county. Ohio. near Spring.
horo. january -. 1877 lie moved %
Sullivan county ia 1886 and received
his education az Miami University and
Wabash College. but left school before
graduating. lie was married 10 Sarah
Fillmore Damn of crawfordsville. Ind.
Sept. -. 1882 To this union nine
children were horn lie lost two sons
in the Civil War-mensbers OF the 4th
fcoosiaued % Psss 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-23

stampede sud beiDv chased by Indians
improved hrs health ~ much that he
decided 70 take up farming
II attribute ny longevity largeIs 10
my temperate habits and an ative ont.
door life. said Mr. Gordon. Also 20
the fact that always have made il
point 10 keep ont q debt and avoid
Worrying
AR Gordon has never used tobacco
Or Intoxicating liquors lie always has
been a great reader and has taken an
acsive part ia political campaigns
though nveer has been candidate for
public office As rule he looks upon
the progress Of the age with approval.
Bat there are some present day
syscnis Of which do not approve. he
asserted emphaticaIly I refer 10
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-23

Gordon recently Il was my great
uncle. William Armstrong aho eap.
'urrd the six IIeS,ians aud took them
into Washington : camp. and said in
reply 10 the generals question a. 10
how be- captured them Faith. ! sur.
roude.f them | fecall a. boy hear.
ing my grandfather tell of this and
other incidents Of the Revolutionary
War
The attainment of m extreme old
agss Is a matter Of much satisfaction 70
this centenarian. beaase earlier IN life
-76.years ago 10 be exaet-Mr. Cor
don was ~ III health. lie was com.
PEELED to give up the practice Of law
on which he was just embarking. AZ
Newton. Ill An overland trip 70
Texas-during which he had typical
experiences Of the Wild VEST sueh
a. getting caught in buffalo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-23
STAR IN TIE WINDOW

star IN the widow Is the sickan
Of the W G. 7. [. The Star Ia
the window Campaign Il viii, -
called. X object = e see thai y
all places where liqno- 4 1es.i
tuched " tbs occupants blue flss
With a white star in the center shaf
hang ii a window Beneath the stat
will be thu words. in white: w 80
Americans. We support the ceasi
tuition"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-23
WINFIELD SMITH, STORMY
PETROL, DEAD At n
Builder Of The Victor Block and
Picturesque Early Day Char
ac,er Passes Away Al
Oklahoma City

oae 81 ,Ae most gtstafsssus %
satis has uathrie men sa dead
Iie n Winneld amnh o. i'al
SUNDAY sae'aoeu =, oki.hpma eilY
~ ,Ae ass q a feafs 1hs AsAi
nau hat been llslns 81 tai Nsfsa
iiafss, avenue In ukiahema cHf iaf
thrss monlhs AseofilnE - reports
lhe aead msa ~as slllIn oe sh~ eiss
- lhs 0snl.on NinInN tomp~nl 8
ii4liaim retHnlnk aEalust ths ran
shen iuaat tg fallfvai sallfhulan
~ aal been sutfsuux fpim hes
aiaease nfita afut Ga oAlaaaln'
tHf shfss monihs sse lrtm Alberta.
canada The fun3ui elil hs helsl
fftm ,he homs 20 BIZ spn Nornaa 4
rmlh sss wes 4ith sifssl Gaia
homA cay
wlanoli amilA So stprur
pctr8l ~ ghu ears Jafa " uuthfie
lls oams bets walA hla fAniif g
1879 from cpsisy sauusl kanssa
and tfpm ,Aas dair aalli lscl. ~hes
h. motsa 20 Se~ Nork state he kspl
esualn fhases " laeal baalneas
chufnlnH
Hmlth eas hlghly eaaeale.A man
elth lalsheylh toml4ramnnt ilia
landoif contest fnr tho property a
thc fofnsf ~ Flfsl street aud Hart
son asenuo Nas one of she mos
sensational lu lhe territory
After calculations end fecrmiat
tons sun plays ste Hmi finaiig
von ihs eontss, aas celebrated ihs
lcoo,lnaed "a fare
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-23
MILITARY FUNERAL FOR
VICTIM Of WORLD WAR
Body OF Late Lieut.. Ernest l.
Simpson Is Laid To Rest Al
Summit View, Was Re.
turned From France

The funeral OF Lieu Ernest l.
simpson. late % the f1ghsins foaFth
Dix.sion American forces 10 France.
was very largely attended sunday
afternoon SO large vas the ma a. Der
who desired 20 assist ia doing honor
20 his memofA that ihc seisiees were
transferred 60 the first r
churca. where Rev N f Mansfield.
Of the first Bap Do, ,hareh q Okla.
homa CITY delivered ihe memor 81
address Llcai simpson was meni
bcr o. his church ehne be vas
iastor o. the eaureh Ia Gu hfle
The American Legion eas out IN
uniform. furnished the psn-bearcgs
and the fring squad. While ihe band
furnished the marching music
The funcrai was under fhe aaspiees
OF t. Bron posi. No sN American
Legion The mcnb@rs were cut n
iall unlfo m. With oo.ofs and quart
They furnished the pail bearers. and
AZ the grase hey held their burial
services. led hy Chaplain Robt u
LeheN. OF the West Side " "
churci The land furnished shc
marching un,lc and prof W J.
hopper sounded taps after the nrlns
squad had glsen the milsssry salute
of honor % The dead
At he church the quartet. Pro.
Green, Mr. selfcru and Ar and Mr..
stanileid. efh Airs Robert Merteu
crgaulst rendered appropriate yo a.
music A feature of the exercise.
was TIE irumpeters iaaaic uhicl
headed the iunrral procession. th'
trumpeieis bclns Prof Walter Mop
per and Harry Liehhart. drummer
Harrington. Norris and chilcoit The
Legion Auxiliary ATTENDED th'
serfiges Ia a body and were giser
reserved seas In the eros Jed churc 4
Thus were closed The last sad rlt,l
over another " i.olan county's ycan'
men who had given he last and fui
2 easure of sacrifice. laying hl
Young lie on the altar Of his country
But the saddesi feature was the fac
shst Lieut. simpson procured th'
subs tuition OF his name in place o
that Of his older brother. and tha
be doubly fulfilled the nlial obliga
tion Of love. which is 20 lay doRI
your lie for those YOU love
Lieut. simpson was eassod durln
one Of those famous charges mad
BY the American boys at chaiea
Thlery. and was sen, TO the base hos
p.tai where he die. July iS. 1918. n
was buried IN France. and hia bod
was among the sse recently ro,urnc
90 America on the ship that sprun
leak al sea and ess delayed
week in making the New York por
The body SHOULD have reached Guti
RE just week before T. finally a.
rived.