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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-19

~ virginia Boat Ciuu-R. $
90 Ariel Rowing C:ab.-l. u. Bal
90 Potomac Boat Ciub-F. ! kl,h.
J.. m.-Canoc Fours tIuniorl:
% Maryland Swimming club.
90 Arundel Boat cub
,3p Colonial canoe club
49," H. M.-Four Gig. Match Race:
CD Arundel Boat Club
t,~ y; M-iunior Double SOULS:
Victor: stroke" Seat : BcnIv.
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nhrd Nichincycr. stroke. H. {. WI
liainS
81. M.-Junior Eirh,s
Mile. :; w T.. WicHcns; 2, e Loan.
T. W Mares ;. I. u Rhodes .
g. II ". Srhn"r,,. :. & \ Carriran
stroke" !. q Caldwell coxswain.
i'pwl"S or fIuliis
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RAIDER: ? j. H. BROCK 2. n l. king !.
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s"Hh p"M",tc. clyde Han
CD Ari"l Rowing club Row. r..
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swain. Joseph Socket: subs Vernon
Winchester. James Victor Robert
Bonsoisneur. l.. NJ Pallicrc
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stewart 3. r J. King: 6. Gala
way: :. !. VI. PROXY: strohc. Hcin".
man; ccSawnin. John Hayes CUBS. l..
II. Eaton, W. .. Rice. Vance Clarke
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-19
YAhKS TAKE MEASURE
Of SOX IN FINAL CAME
Hooper Makes Home Run for
Third Day i'll Sue
ccSSlOn.
tBy Associated prcss.l

NEW YORK, July IS The New
York Yankees easily defeated chi
cage in tho last game OF the series
today. - To :. hitting thre. White
SnN pitchers for twenty safe blows
Meuscl and witt starred with four
apiece, tn" former driving In seven
runs. ShawkeN struck ont ten mon.
lncIudinE Johnson thre" times Hoop
er raped out hom. run FOR the
third day in succession. Score.
(hs,nun
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-19
BOSTON STOPS TIGERS

ROSTo\ lulN Is BOSTON defeated
Detroit today TOR the first time this
year in Rost"u. Is t. y NeaCh made a
h"Iu" run with the bases fun in the
seventh, tying tn" score at five all.
In IN" last "f IA" seventh Harris made
mis- thtrd straight nit. went to see
rui on ~ passed ban. took l.eihold's
sacrifice. and scored what proved to
10" the winning run on Burns single
tU left Score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-19
DODsON STARTS POOR
AND YANK IS TOO LATE
Oldring Pushes Noel to Relief
After Four Runs Are
Scored in Opener.
RuBE FINDS RAFTING EYE
Richmond Manager slams Ont Iomrr
and Douhlc-l>clIcr Continue. Ia
Knock Pellet All over Rocky Mount
Territory.
Lsrccisl to The Tlmes- pisra,ch

Especial to The T imes-Irispatch
ROCKY MOUNT. July l>-Throuch
DodsonS uilducSS and NarloskIs
timely double in the first inning tho
Tsrhecis annexed -FOUR runs and
paved the Way for an >-to-I victory.
which evcacd The series with the
Richmond Colts
Noel replaced Dodson after two
were down in the initial frame. Tho
locals gather ono moro run oft
him in that t.ane and four more
throughout the remainder ~ an"
game Ray went the entire dis:anc"
for the Ndlkorltcs
For the visitors Manager Olfrinc
had big day, cracking out a home
run and 4 double on; Of three times
at Bat. aud Tiifcriue base kcllar
anccS
For the locals Manager Walker.
who plugged in a. ,hirt, BATES ana
Narlesk dit the hitting ri. score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-19
INDIANS WIN NINTH
lRy Assnciatcdprcss

PHILADELPHIA. IA. July is
cleveland today captured IT'S ninth
straight victory. the longest winning
streak in tn" American i.caEn" this
season. 10y defeating philadelphia s
to ). ogden, former SwarihmOrr
pitcher, mHdc his major League drhu,
in 'E" "IEth. holding TIA" visitors
sc"rrirSs Speaker aud Wood ID,
home runs off ilasty with u man on
base each time score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-19
TARS EASY FOR LUCAS

Especial TO Tho Times p!spatch
NEWPORT NEWS July u i.ucaS
simply toy"d with tho Tars this ar
ternoon, hold!ns 'h"m ~ f0ur hits
two OF which SO. rath.rcd In IN.
nin'n. Nhcu M ca~cd up and ,hcy
scored two rms. Tho builders hi,
Mathews hard In IN" fourth. making
eleht runs of seven solid Smac.s and
TWO bases on balls Left Fielder Tice
relieved him IN the ;ifth and hold the
BullG"rS Scorel"sS N. remainder ~
the game. Manage Clarke proics,cd
INC game in tho fourth inning whom
y! p-th called play after rain had
delayed tho game thirty-hvc min
utcs The score
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-19
BRAVES DROP ANOTHER

Iii iSspria'el Press
'lN'l>\NrI ONO Iu!N Is The
it"dS mad" - three nut ~ four from
H"St"u nN winning tn" final gam" vi
INC S'ri"S TODAY. 90 g. Dcs.hu.r
H'ch'G 'r" fun game Tor the RraIas
anu was MT NARA in th.srcoud ana
'.Nit lur.nrs. tn. locals batting
around iu IN" ln';"r round mud s,o"-
INK 81 runs ~ sin hits aud an error
tfN iiihS'n. f:"St"n's nuns were scored
'r -FOUR hHgg"rs ENrcp' '0r 'ncre
none runs .E!N"y was IA complete
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CRIMES HITS HARD
LNy As.ncLa,oh rrcss

CHICAGO. Imly is -Chicar" bunch
tn h''S today and defeated rhilAd"i-
pnia to in the final gam. az IN.
series ia! Grimes. uf the cubs who
hhs been ont nf the lineup for more
man week. because NJ - slight in
jury 10 his back, resumed his Did
position at first haS" Grimes led tho
attack with four hits, Including a
double and home run. In four times
M. Srnrc.
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Harris Leave. Minnesota.

MfNNEArOLlS. MI&N.. July 10
Sig Harris. freshman football coach
a. IN" tniv"rsity of Minnesota FOR
sixteen years probably viii po, re
urn 10 tn" coaching rtan Il hccarno
known today. his place viii be taken
~ Nelson N"tCHlf former h-hd
coach AZ bbcrlin College. who ,rtored
N" Erifircn machin. which ycJi,i
over Ohio state last fan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-19
GIANTS LOSE TO CARDS
IN FREE-H|TTING MILL
ST. Louis Makes 1t Three Out
of Four From League
Leaders.
nv Nssocistcd Press

ST. LbIIS, MO- July lN.-Tho Car
dinals maic u three ont Of four over
the Giants today. winning free hit
unS contest. 10 \. The Giants rail
ied in the ninth. hut with thu ticiug
run on thIrd and tn" winning run on
hrSi. Earl Smith famed. ending TIA"
game. Two errors 10y tn" Cardinal.
I'm tho seventh CAV" New York two
runs. ttornSbNS crrOr also helped
tho Giants {" their rally in tho ninth
f"th Clubs used thr"" pitchers. The
Cardinals ar" now q half game DO
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Sntiihcrn Ahsnrintinn

Memphis 1t: Birmingham. 90
Hahh'i!le. !. New Orleans
ha'tan9oga, IS Mobile. 81 ttcc-
ond game : inn!ng4b
Little Rock. 3. Atlanta. 3.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-19

WHERE THEY I'LAY TODAY.
thichgO at BuSton.
-. Louis Mt Philadelphia.
Detroit Mt New York
Cleveland Mt wHshing ton.
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RinroyS to In,nd. Er.,

SAN FRA N'ISCD. july 4 -Rnherf
and Howard kinney completed ar
arrangements today 20 leave Tor Bronk-
lyn. where they MI! open 4 tennis
The Kinzcys are the pAciHc Coas,
chhmpions,&nd reached the scm !fnsls
OF the II uonai doubles play las,
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TOTALS
philadelphia


Rated for TASTY in seventh.
Iau for ic"kirs III ninth.
ScOr" by innings. X.
Cleveland ........2i0 OLE Q0O-6
Philadelphia --...... DOT Ol0 0l0-a
SUMMARY. Two base hits C;ardncr.
q Ncill Young Home Speaker.
Wood SacrIh,cS Mclnnis. Speaker.
Double piays -t;all"way Young and
Enuscr. Galloway and Hauarr Left
on bases cleveland. {: Philadelphia.
Base on halls on Norton, l.
iia-Sty. !. ogden. 3 Struck out--hy
Morton, ? Hirs on Hasty. in :. OH-
G.r. In q Losing pitcher liasiv
mpir.S W"lch, chm and Nailin.
Time. l42
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NeyNpNrf NcNaA
Iota!s ....... 80 2 u - -
Score by innings

Norfolk - ON OOo 0Oo .
Newport Ecus loo 500 ~.
Summary Two base hits V.rnl.
yea ana henn"dy. Sacrifice hirs
Wood and Kennedy stolen bases
Allen. Palmer a1G Carey Ras. a.,
bs!!s-om Lucas > ~ Matthews
off T!ce. ? Struck out-hy lueas /:
by Mathews 80 on bases Now
port News .. Norfolk { Douhle
!ays-Pd,mer - Champagno. Gala
rher - CAREY 20 Crouch riggs -
Crouch Md pi'ch-Luras Passed
bn l!.L,ehl sine rurs and nine mis-
pitcher MathcWs I--r0,-es Gr.E
and Mr-Er, NO -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-19

fiI NV HIN III eIENIn.
:kHttci for Olsen In ninth.
sRan for Manion In ninth
Detroit ............. .olO 600 ioo-5
Boston .. n3n Ol0 Inx-6
Summar! Two base hits--Ruel,
Harris. p'Eourne Home run-N each.
stolen bases j Collins, oRourke.
Sacrifices i.eihold 81. Double play
fratt 10 Burns. Lett on haSes-pc-
trnii 5. BOSTON. = Base ON hallS--on
S'oncr. / Russell. Struck out-hy
i,huss. !. oldham. 3. Olson. Hits
on ipanss in Pa innings. Oldham.
in Ia: S'oncr . in Ia. Olsen
none in "a. Russell, 6 in s tuone out
IN rtnthp. fcnnock. none in one. Hit
ny pitcher ny Russell tCubbt rass-
ed hall-N Ouha!i. Winning pitcher
Russell Losing pitcher Sjoner I'm
pres Connolly and owens. Time
o.li
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American ts.ocI,,i,p

Mil"aUkce. 6. Lou,sv.llc. 8.
minneapolis, :: Toledo. Ia
- Paul, Z columbus. .
kansas Ci,y 2. indianapolis. o.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
rocky Mount, ST Itirhmund, u,
Wlison. III Portsmouth,, %.
Newport NcNvb, o. NorfOIk, ..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-19

y NI!Na!y. HOMO rNn"DTNr TME-
Three base hit. Walker Two
Nar!eski Bates. Sacri,ic" hi,s-Ara
Eon, Noel, Thompson Fried. Winston
stolen bases -pldrinE Bates. Mar
lesk.. T. Walker. lift on hasos
Richmond. Rocky Mount. : pou-
BILE ays-Thompson - Coiniskcy 10
Weafer Nar!eski to Steinhr"rncr To-
SwsciHa. Hits-on Dodson. = In IS
inning: OF Noel. q in Ia innings
Base on hallS-or podsun. (. off Noai.
:. OF Ray, I. Struck ont by Noel.
3: by Ray, ~, hatsnan -olGrinC
by Ray Time ~ Esina 1855 TIM
rires. Shsfer aud KLHrk hmrm
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STANDING OF CI.I.ms.

Hirhmond MT I,orky Mount
Norfolk ~ Newport Nrus
'Ortsmnuth ut NIINnn
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League Bosses to Tinker With Schedule
GOSSIP OF SPORTDOM
Only Known Circuit Lacking Statistician
by EARLE LuTI

NTsinm League
IroPoSal mat
nay see It's pail
olo"ers OF one Of atipnS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-19

'htrHc" ..... ITO O3l uU\ i
son Crimes. Miller. Rapp, rct"rs
+ hr""-has" hi;S Walker. licathcot..
Holm" run Grimes Sacrifices Walk
cr Nrus. Aldridr" Double PLAYS
lie" Z" Parkinson. l.cSli" to Elctca.-
80 Leslie. Left ON bases -philad..i-
phih s GhlcaGo. 9 I}as" on ball.
A.dr3dr" ] Singleton 2, Ring. .
SiTuci> out hy Aldridr-. Is. Singleton
.. Hats M Singleton - i'm /; IA In
Mugs If Ring. none In "a Passed
nhi - Farrell Losing pitcher.
SlnI Ion Impir"s Eutlcr ana Mo
ran Time 80
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fEELS EVEN SERIES WITH COLTS THROUGH POOR HLRLLNC
AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Cleveland, ~ rhiInhriphia, 4
nostOn. q, DrtrOit. ..
New York. 1tI thicnSO, 8.
washing tnn-St. Louis, rain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-19

li'rh Point, T. Raleigh, 10.
durham, I Greensboro. z.
Danvi!i"-W Winston Salem. rain
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY,
st. Louis. q; New York. y.
Cincinnati. o. Boston. =.
thlcHEO. az PhilndcIphin. ..
PltthhurE h-Bronklyn. rain.

WHERE THEY rLAY TODAY.
Boston at 81. Louis.
BrooklIn ut Chicago
New YORK al tincinnntI
Philadelphia Mt PITTSBURGH
tppnInchinn League.
CrecnNiIl", ! cleveland, tt
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Snuth ItIuntir I.rrunr

Charlotte 3. Spartanburu. IL
Columbia. :. Augusta. {
ir""nvi!lc, Charleston. s tCallcl
In eighth. darkucss)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-19

New Ork.
WTF|N
SCur. 10y innings:

New York. -........ $40 @uS 0ON-lt
SUMMARY rwu-hAs" mrs SChang,
Hoffman, Thr"".h has" hits -Rlankcn-
snip. iirmn ran Hooper Stolen
base Mcusel Sacritic. Mcuscl nuu-
hl" play collins. johnson aud Sh"c-
~. lefl on bases New York. .; Chi
Cago. - BASE "n halls-on shaw
key. :. nn Rlank"ushir. ?, off Schupp.
>. struck out y Shawkcy, 10; by
Rlankcnship. !. hy Schuup. / Hits
oil Blank"uShip IN - innings. off
Schupp. 10 IN ! la. uff Courtney.
in >. Wild pitch R3snk"ushir Pass
ed ball Schail, Losing pitcher
Blankenship. i'mpir"s Diuccu and
Evans. Time %
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81. Louis.

Matted for I.avan in eighth.
2Ean Tor schultz in eighth
New York ...... 2uy 400 nnI-S
=. Louis ..-........oin U02 ga
summary Two base hits Rawl-
insS, cunningham. SNYDER. Horushy
go, HON" run hinSmith. stolen
nhS's Kelly. Fr!sCh. Sacrifices
i"Nan Fla"k. l'o't1lf' rlays-Muel-
!"' aud NiuSmlth. FrisCh. Kelly and
triS"h Kelly. SNYDER and Kelly Lott
on bases N"w York. \. 81 Louis. :
f"S" ON balls on ri"n"r. !. or
Douglas !; off r"rtica. =. of Cams"y.
: off I"nnard. l: OF N"rth. J. Struck
out hN ff"Tcr. >: hy Douglas. !. 10y
tHus"f by H"rtiCa. = Toy North.
! Tits of Douglas o. b. OF
CaGs"r. IN ; Ia. of Jonnnrd. In
J. If lf"0"r. in =. on r.rti... = in
> Of N"r'h. in !. iiit hy pitcher.
nN douglas ,l.aNan) Wild pitch
J"nnH7d. Winning pitcher -F.rtica.
Losing p'tch"r -Jouuard. l'muiroS
~ DIV aud Iiari. Time. ".a&
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-19

Jacksomvi!I". q. Daytona .
ST Petersburg /: Orlando. Z
Lakeland. 6 Tampa. az Innings
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-19

Toronto. %. Jersey City. 90
I'Unhlo 3. Newark . 90 !uuIngs).
Syracuse. g. Reading. 2
Rochester. p Baltimore" 8
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t( Virginia Boat CluU-R s
Brock. ,lr
=, 90 Ariel Rowing C:ab.-I. u Bal
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JUNIOR CLASS, HIGH
SCHOOL TO STAGE PLAY
Clarence. A Booth Tarking
ton Scream. viii Be Well
Worth While Excellent
Local Talent

Nat rhmHbsf evening ~ lmbss
3 iho hu class = lhs hlsh
trhol vfn pnaea' comedy IN
Tour a1,s s. the web known autho
Roeh rsreineian Ths ply lf fs
ufe8 Caunc
The pay opens ulih scene 'n
fh reception room n present dsN
Nea Yak nnaacla institution
rr ldtnt wfrhrs family Is ~
e.ilea Individually by hs secreiarn
An Martyn ilro, alas. comes
AIoi0f Corie fGufHs, % d.rcufs
ufm Mr Whser msurm rllailne
b SIS daaehitrs d'eclpliue Herr,
ton aomea Clarence a soldier with
d.aorioHd Hvr afetlnf employ
n 81. fho s. % time % witness
distressing tmly tcene
The fot h1t Clarence drove
mule in iha army without twsaring
81 Il aofma io i ragonslh'e ~ hia
se afInr 5 position ia Nr Nh 'srs
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ers net aniusus 10 can time The
piano. rik about cioopata phy O.
aar phone ns the bot water heater
on operate typeNrier equally Wi
40 4 admired bg Bobby coufied by
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whssers domestic difncu.ilea. lhe
childish spt between Cora end
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Do YOU REALLY
GIVE YULE GIFTS
Or Just Swap, Here i a
Chance To Give and
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Happy

d IS more blessed t. swap ,hsn
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ern slogan. replacing the o.d ~more
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speah.r 81 hirh school sad
Hos about if Has sour plan for
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the good fetoesf begau collecting
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This h 4 help ne little po5r
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laD9roas end painstakine hsntwfIt
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WALLACE HIID. MOTION
PiCItllE STAR. DYING
luy rh. lated Pre-,

les Angeles Oee Is walaca
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verge n dolh ana for Soy raj dais
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onfdinr 70 Mrs Wallace Reid lDofo
thY Ditenporu ia an lnlerslta a.
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NO\nlltItI Di~pi ~ Ol
PLANTS ,>D FLOWERS

a WoaAerful display 4 boiallfl
plants ani flners "a me steA
notion of one ,aisriaF ths sales
nsm q the Furuw a Company
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ep'ofod llghts hang from ths
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nhe slacAihra haualua at err
sides waiting ihe eomlna % alnia
Two lone Tables reaching the ~
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with artificial wryalhn hassaia.
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men plsnla cherry plants. nosion
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flowers, earmnons. rosea. surst
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-18
LEAGUE TO RENEW
EFFORTS IN MILL CASE
Recouslrucsion Men Aver Price
Offered Too Low and VIII
Make Another
nid

A. uAhhama rf' nigsf fises ada
tlansi details relative Is ias mlu tah
hsfe o aafa Proposed sale Il th
cuitris Nlu ana resatf ranHsur
rforsftf hss been suspended aeeari
lna a. ahuouussment made pfAisr
wsfnIas ~ naf wsiou state haut
vsmntisalnnef
TIE mil aud elevator fe rsftf h la
ne hands e & 5 oisoa l.aalaataH
asfnt 80 lhe Osiahams state pank 81
0aihfis which a. ihe line 81 fi'ar.
had q claim peon the pgeeertf
The tAnkluF department vas ffrgsd
10 che iaaldallen ef Sc. affairs ta take
over ths prepsflY Fffou e ssll ihh
property resulted ln lhs comphlnt
ihai the rrles offered ior sha rgopsft,
lconllnasd On Pass .,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-18

Kansas City Dec. is.--Hoosson.
Fibie ard company. VINO failed 20.
DAY. uaa one q the largest stock
ard bond broksrses firms IN the
southwest Ths company vas ss-
tsbilthsd IN 1857 ard had brsnthes
n oklahens city ard Tgisa. The
firm uas . member Ct the Kew
Yerk stock erchangs, ihe chleseo
rtcek exchange and the Chicago
board cf trade.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-18
RECEPTION GIVEN TONIGHT
At Christian CHURCH
Public Invited 70 Attend and
Greet he New MEMBER
Sundays Services Were
Excellent

I YESTERDAY vas a efoot aay ia Ne
chrausn ehanh eegnnine pHh a
tsg suadas Aoai A unique feslars
Vf he Sunday seheol wss ,hat the
sAofas and ieusr fiaor aas useftsA
fof mea sna ho,s and a. upper fesr
fsr the uemea snd nfls The ia,n
lad ~ ihe superintendent Nr
whsefeid enterca lnlo a slurlng een
test sEainst tke women lead ~ Nfs
MIKoh The men snfe dd Sins The
nlnas wea he nsrres mafrin
sn the morning The offeF.nK was
taken fr the esanreAtilc oamfaigr.
Thf members has jest hsea throush
baEldinr campaign end had rlsen
iesAily l. sha bet they responded "a
ihls call eagerly and over sioeo %
uas raissl ia cash
ln the essnlne = isrce and inter
esied crowd assembled The sinEins
va flue and enjoyable There Is a.
Ways sone Interesting feature each
eyenlng Ia the music line
EYangeliste Na~ters message was
one that l-ng wln be remembered hy
ihe listeners The subject vas ~Why
iase me old Book d. uas mss
SAGE thst stirred the people Some.
times thes wefe Aushine and other
times the, were 10 tears The mes
ssee was presented ia rather an am
usaai vay Mary people are saNng
thar Dr Nawtsf q enc ef the bee,
nltle teachers thai has ever been "a
Guthrie In fhis me.saee 49, Vavter
said y lese lho 0ld naok
III RoCsFse II Is tie rost interest,".
ius h.ok lf goa want a story Is ieli
ihe children ten them 81 ihr ninc
Red headed hns if Yoa vani 8 story
% lafe read about Ruth
80 2 lore the nhle heosuse It con.
iains TIE moot beautiful productions Is
aH literature Tho evangelist quoted
a number % predictions from liter
aiurs and then quoted passare Oh
che same subject hnt more beautiful
from ihs bible
90 u = ihe album 81 humaniiyand
r.rtains my rhoiorraph DID yon efcr
deny yoaf Lord So dla Peter Did
yoa ever ssi yaur frena' - dld
Iuaas whsn We have our picture
ialea we SAINT che photographer %
touch 20 the picture We can help
ihe Crest Photographer said Nanies
in touching ur cur picture and max
ing &c better
lal The mesi important reaton 10
IN ihe wide world there i not another
book that wli iike away the sting on
death uheu We 1re ready 70 e. scro..
the freat divide Or when oar friends
F3 q r. worth en- Il may cost when
q takes away ihe pain, q separation.
q IS worth on 81 may cost when We
say 70 dhy 70 friende here knowing
that we are going % friend over
there isom vh.m we have been sep
arated a long time.
The number ~ additions 70 date Is
81
A reception was announced f0r to-
night for the nev members An the
od members vere urged to be pres
eni and every enc else was invited
This b the iaf, service With the ex-
oogiion ~ the Trarelogue NY tn
Aroaud tie World which viii De-
given Tuesday night Mr. vawter
to.k these piciares himself Il vac
announced that there wlll be over two 4
hours ~ pictures and some musical /
selections BY p r Briheron.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-18
COUNTY poUlrs ssows

Thr county rticfer hopr are 70 y
der ner Fo~yfre tisuict arrfo-
EFlates ten dollars apiece for srtoo.
hoafe p-uifrf shows. for fhs ehlisres.
ard ttase wers he'd in November
There Eers 30 sticEsrs raoving n
tatsl They we're gudred undsr fhe
aurerririon n c9arfy AGENT WgieY
ari crariT tsuonffrsfor Nlfs ccrtsf
The ofisa1o tonnshis rhon iost
place Tri1aY snd ssfsrtsT. AT xsef
Tatrs ver - birds shoxn
Crescent wIIi hsis r. show Decem-
tsr 81 p -
Co5ls ysnaary IS. u. If
Nsrshsli smeiiHs il g,nasry. IA
tte fsts has nos been set