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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-24
County Commissioners
Special Session.

Due notice having been served on all.
members Of the Board Of County Com
:nissioners, Brown County, Minnesota,
for a sepcial meeting to be held at the
County Commissioners Chambers in
the Court. House in the City of New.
sUlm, Minnesota, on Friday the, 18th
day Of February, 1922, at 10 o'clock,
"a. M. for the purpose of taking upsall
such business as may devolve upon
them. B M
The Board met at 10, o'clock IA.
IN. Mlsme1nbefs present. Is
lin memory Of Henry j. Meyer. com
missioner Of the district Commits
|siioner Joseph J. Sperl offered the fol
lowing Memorian, receiving q second
from Commissioner John NJ. johnson
and it was duly acceptedi3fo record
as follows:
Henry J.. Meyer,
Commissioner, Third District.
. sbst3 800 l1.N .vss%E z ~. s aF
All, we'll, the years sweep swiftly on;
Deaths sickle. does not, may not, rest
And shall not3spare the brave, the best
For any prayer, for any moan.
WHEREAS lslaE,A on Sunday morning
February IL, 1922, it has pleased an
insscrutabl.e Providence to close the
earthly carer Of Henry il Meyer; and
WHEREAS, the Board bof County
Commissioners of#Brown County, Min
nesota, has heard profound sor
row Of the death Of H aaFyy4 JasMeyer
and
WHEREAS, Henry J. Meyer, at tn,
time Of his demise, was entering upol
the, sixth year Of service asa membe.
Of the County Board of Brown Count!
from the Third District; and
WHEREAS Henry meyer, while
such member of the County Board
was at all times unselfish in, his de
5yotion to- duty, honorable andauprigh
lin his dealings with associates AM
fellowmen; deserving the good will ant
confidence of all; his daily life devoted
Ito the public good; his conduct squar
ing with the principles of duty, homo
land integrity; therefore,
BE IT RESOLVED, that it is blu
meet and proper: and due. in justic
Ito the memory of Henry J. Meyer
THAT we, the. County Board 4of4 Brow
County, record our feeling Of sorrow
lin the loss Of our comrade and frien'
land extend, Dur sincere sympathy t
the family Of the deceased in this sa'
bereavement; and nd. !. A4H
BE IT SFURTHER RESOLVED
that these testimonials Of the, wort
Of Henry j: Meyer, coming: from thos
who knew him best inshis public career
be spread upon the minutes OF thi
County Board, to revere and kee
the memory Of his virtues; and i
BE IT. FURTHER RESOLVED
that the County Auditor transmit t
the widow Of our deeply lamente
friend and brother, a certified copy {
these resolutions. .
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-24
8rieffaiten.

x.NA-7Dl OO+ ~ M!tS kkUlS!lS4t kyOON
alqelallfen merber: aus qeutf61anb
$4,000 giinspanoerer aus @robbr.ttzl
taunton So, 900, aus MuBlanb2 %, 600,
aus 5hme6en $4,000, aus Mormegen
slOiOOO}unbsauS Deiterrei1 unb Sta
lien ie 5000. a@riedenlanb, 9yugoz
.ilaDiie1, BDrfu9all, gpatlien, 8alez
Effnna, gnrriite1n1, ste Elrtsi unb Menz
f5eelanoibdben iibren eri60pft;;
tgegen 1900 MuSma1toerersauS btefen
Ealno anberen; Nirebern inb nm WeeibbszI
Ena6dten Ibesg ben NnteIl ibrer 2dnoer
binaus 5ugeldAen morben.
s.. .0g5ur6 sic fali6e Nltersz
|angabe mirb bic gbe nt6t nngiiltig;
UNI lieaauf5ulDien, 1T eth geridtfi6es
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. notlpenotg.
q. 22.-@s fiebt nt6t. ubsJ al8 Of
gie IN benz Sale einen re6tlt6en
sNnlprld auf s56aoeneridb baben.
|5ie lollten aber einen N%obofaten be-
fragen.
s. G.-@ie br;,allldtent ffeiinen Yab,
.um nah CANADA 5u fqbren, Softer
merbem oberIld6li6 reptotert.
I. Sr.iWt.# sps1no a... Z g.,
mduiien eti1ubapa1roern fD5r1en. oa bic sers
|laubte 3abl erihDpft ut, @Saipaten
aber iofort 8orfebrnngen getrolfiie.rl
mer6en, bamit bie 8etreffenben balb
naO psla9IeM 0 ~ - 49, 4. 80 =
men toll11en en- j m,tf
!. ~. !. l. o,.g y = l Nj. sell Aro1a' a..
Mn lA g' lB a.. @,.,f. { b;s's
po9nsI Ss ~ Il M II
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nert u, S3t es.s glni pognea oy NJ, pls =,
ldns sm1ro 1onF perry goa aga = Me, ~
pom Sre soe anl o a1s' e7o o p 4,,n,
9er pat o5V 5,11I,o HDih.o1o,aoo u'''
9an1onrg . @e.a w. ah;e, i
$, ' 9.-s s,1 9eonlplglle :. % !
Der.amerttant'ge S~D9 g,l1 .nl",
oe1ten Ste, ma oeI,llu,. ny Yet S 20:
1e9s SaDren gag poIlngsl IMIleius m ~
oer,f1g pat ,pelammsnni ~
gropfe1l, lal1en! gs1e ~
big Serf119 DafSoeDanpeinolal!sa n.y.
Dem e. ~ stl'eg nho yttspel ~ na
s99llo1gte1f. 9et0am! A.p ~ ~ ~
tbrer etrtgeS1u n Wa1'one1l.lt'I IVY
re8trt1t arbeltSlos, aoer detIKm ~ =,
tbr1enfallt es etr, le1ne Neg Sm ~ :.
pie 6ol9en tDre De'llolen gelb1p. -
l6att 0erantmorf1N 81 maYen l W.
pie 3ettnngen gu 1aoeln = W. Ipa %!
9dmtnoel, oe1 #1te nut .oeh 0p11enta
ten getrtepen Deoen.
!! =. ID ~ y. ~ 80 $ arsssr Il.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-24

Dem fill, ale vor1hGaanldenen Fabrikgebaude3
offerieelrt der Automobllfabrikant vonsSDDe-l
troit cine Summe won $5,OOO,OOO. Die
Auslagen der Regierung fur den Baul die
ser Anlagen belaufen sich auf $877,,0OO,0OO.
-es list also zweifallos Elm ausserord1een dt eh
gunstiger Bargain, den Herr Ford bort az e
machen .gedankt. Fine Fabrikarllaagge;S de
rem Errichtung $%87,O00;OOO zgekostet hat,
list nciht jeden Tag FIR $4,000, 600 "a ha-
ben, auch NIGHT second-hand. ss*1.s. S.
An SEMEN ,Kauffs-Prels Won $$5,,OO0,OOO
hangt Ford jedochHnoch einige andere 1ag
dingungen. Err vesrlangt, dass die Reggie
rung, auf Bundeskosten naturichh, snlcht
auf seine Rechnung, die begonnean-
en- Anlagen ferligstaH. Die sach-
verstandigen Jes riiegs-Departemennts4h Ia
ben ausgerechnet, dass die verlangten
Bauten noch weitere 5 100000 erfor-
dern fwiirden. 4.ss
Dafur bietet der tuchtige Geschafts-
mann und Philanthropy einen jahrLchen
|Pachtzins Won $1,726,547 auf die Dauer
Won 90 Jahren fur. die Auslnuttzurg Der
IKraftwerke, die mlndesten 85O,OOO Fer
dekrafte .liefern mrussen. Die Ansnutz--
ing dieser Kraftwerke verlangt er durchl
elnen Pachtvertragsm 100 *Jahrre s e 1
gestellt, obgleichae EN- lGessetz;;@ das wahren5
der dmiinirstratt1o fdes Praspdenten Roose-
velt angenommen Wurd1e,s die 1Maxlm1a al
.da,or sa,neS Pachtyertralg geess. fur sWasser-
ha1te sauf. ,5OsJahre, beschh ar ST St, Il DE Ghh e
mischen Fabrjken, 5Wegerechte n Yer
bindungsbshnen, stejnbrtiche und q. cine
Kraftanlage ana Warrior Fluss, dess sen r "
stehung der Regierung die $87,0O0,00o
Auslagen verursachte s4sollen 7dagegen fu1
die SIS. 600, 600 in idauernden Besltz deS
Herrn Ford u~bergehen. Auch desc fiini
Millionen gedenh Ford NIGHT auf elnma]
auszuzahleni, sondern in ,,Raten," mach
elmer Einlgung uber den Zahlmodus wi.
schen linn und dem Kriegs-Sekretar.
rs list also Elm ausgezeichnetes &c
schaft, das der Resgierung da geboten it
B~emerrkenswert list noch dabei, dass kelne
kapitalistische Gruppedem A~utomobilfabri-
kanten Konkurrenz macht und einene h0he.
rem fHre1S Dl6GGI. LIZ 0l4OO1Sh A1.OS1oSA
das Came uberhaupt geschenkt haben,
Und die ,,Geschaffts-, .Regierung in Wash:
ineton jst ancheinend Won der Aussicht
erfreut. den 2Kremnpel 3loszuwerden. Sis
DART ia NIGHT dram denken, den Kurst
Observation-Disclosures und sKraftWerkbe
s,tz zx Konnkur1rrenz zu mac en.8 Els man,
gelt diesen Staatsmannern uberd1less auc I
an Fahiigkeit ind gutem Willen zur Ver;
hwaltun1g imdustrieller Betriebe zuna Wohle
des Gemeinwesens, well die Polltlker, Tx
pert6en lund Verwalter II den offentllcher
Betrieben nur die Geleeggenheit zur eigener
Bereicherung sehen und der KAoorruptlort
durch private Kapitalisten erliegen.
WirNiche Burgertugend und sozialel
Sim 'wiird weder bel Ford noch den kei.
neren Leuchten der. kapitalistlschen &c
sellschaft zu linden. .
.F A.I.-~ LEs
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-24

monnirt aut DIE .Rem Him Nes
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-24
uEiae. Grippe Ba~uernleute beiderlei &c.

yEinesG Grippe Bauernleute beiderlei Ge-
|sch1ecchts gehen in zWel Reihen wall
|falhren. Der R list ~ En de da las
EKircahleeinnn wq1ird isclhloe,nd siichtbar, urd elmer
|dayonsbetet die MI1itaneii 3vor. Bel der he
|ka1pnten Bi itt ,'NVtor sHagel, MiisswNaachls
u11d 4 euerung Wcorauf die anderen Be Be
ten ,,eirl6 5s1s u Us . Herr, &. sagt der Mach .ls e;ll
|barr.. zam Voarlb,eter: ,,Aber geh, Woast1l,
[zWegn d Teeuieru1g fdearfst On hahn El1nn
Colt net biitt'n n, sonst hoben die guat'n
Zeit'n an End, liabr Kllauenseuche
ddTzua a.t.s4 NJ ~
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-24

t&1MSE5yt @"N.tsA. 49, 4. .4.N4%N s.s%- .5.s&. ~
Die englischen Eroberer sind heute
Hummer der UNI ihr %natjonales
selbstbestimmungsrecht kampfenden Ae-
gypter. Die sscfhone sTheorie Won der
selbssatboeessstiimmung der V6lker list allen
zAnschein mach noch niicthtsAin die engljsche
Regierungyssprache subersetzt worden.
Franhreiich rd istet UNI die Demohatie
mach ENGLAND "a Httragen, deselbe Demo
hratie, die farbige lTruppen init der
Wacht am Rhein betrautsund d die ite PARSER
tfPresse Bis auf die Knochenl korrulmIpiirt.,
Wenn5einem die Kraft fehlt, Gin Joch
,s4lbleibt einem naturlich NIGHTS
''a ii ais es NIT G 4 IS u ira "a
gen gen, Allen Elm fatales Muss list noch
fla a1nlgeuy kelne Ell lgende s asi - ,aada
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-24
IN
Henry ]. Meyer,
Commissioners, Third District.

WHEREAS, on Sunday morning,
February IL, 1922, it has pleased an
iinsscrutablee Providence to close, the
earthly carer Of Henry u Meyer; and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23
DRY" OFFICERS COM
PLAIN OF WET" JuRI{s.
Say Citizens Not Fair In Trials;
Many Enforcement Officers
At the Oklahoma City
Meeting

oklahoma city, May es Closest
cooperation ~ federal and Rtate or
fioers ln the enforcement of al laws.
with particular attention 20 tho prn-
hlbitlon laws. Was pledged "a br-
tween these officers here today ~
resolutions adopted BY the body.
More than 100 county attorneys.
sherlffa and spocial enforcement of.
floers met In response % cali by
attorney general Short and N. r.
Meadows. state enforcement officer.
for the purpose OF dIscusslng pre-
scnt conditions Ia tho state and try
ing 10 concentrate upon the problem
net with By enforcoment Officers.
Too Many "wct" Juricn
II was the sense OF the body that
most important In the snccnss " the
local officers In enforcing the Law or
any law IN tho cooperation Of tho
people and the assistance OF the best
citizens Of tho community. The mat
ter OF securing the iuries and eapecf-
ally those trying liquor cases was
dismissed Much complaint was
made TO the effect that wet" Iuriea
were drawn too many times.
Attorney General Short declared
that more attention should be given
70 the selection of jnrymen Mors
thought should bo given 10 local
characters taking care that only
those men who were known 10 he
sincere in the enforcement of the
law should be placed on the Jury.
Local officers conid take care of this
situation II they woull and under
the circumstances they should.
Propositions Of selecting force of
men who should work under the
government 10 secure evidence and
that these men should be sent 20
one community or another was dis
cussed Some favored Il, ottvrs did
not. Il was only suggestion Tor
tho officers 70 discuss ana II favored
sufficiently. would be recommended
10 the legislature for an appromla-
tion. No final action was taken ON
II.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23

tain The n III Ma elab Wednesday
night.
NJ NJ NJ
Mrs. Warren Van Iiooser will be
hostsxs to she nj Jlnx clah a enc
o'clock luncheon tomavuu.
NJ NJ n
The Martha scvlesy ot ihe First
NJ n church Will hold lha month
" meesing AZ the home % Mrs.
Masvhe,S 2cs ~ villas Wednesday
Al ssp.
N N "
secial Circle, Presbyterian Church
The Social Circle ana the Mlssion.
ars Society o. the rlrs, Presbyterian
church win hold a Solns meeting al
the First Presbyterian church frem
II to "Wednesday Mas "a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23
J|TNEYs IN K. c.
LOSE IN HIGH COURT

jefferson City. Mo, May 70 Tho
supreme court today re'ased 10 dis-
'so'sad an injunction grars.a by the
circuit court ~ Kansas CITY iarrIns
jitncya from operating en- streets of
thai city. There was NJ, decision IN
the cass. a notation heing mads thar
a mssion filed by ". N. Roberts presl
dent of the Kansas CITY Coach Asso-
citation and othcrs against fhs city to
stay tho circuit court inidettion. has
been oyer-ruled
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23
.L0NOON[ns DIVIDED
OVER TRADE REVIVAL
High Authorities Warn People
Not TO Expect Too Much Of
tho Government Al
Present

London. May ss. Prospects Ia
Eng'ards honfu trade and Industry
rec, lived more attention and examir
atlcr al the hands of experts lass
week than fcv a very long time past
A sor~. deal of bot air has been hlow.
lnr from a certain section Of oaf
rrcaa. which II endeasoflng 10 sreaso
the lmprssion that trade IA rapidly
getting Into ia stride ana that boon
ilk~r conditions he Immediately
ahepd Nothing oonId really he taF.
,her lrom the truth, and the city
ahinss 4 quite as well that teadlne
bankers aud others qualified 70 Judge
should have taken the platform to ~.
ter Warnings against over optimism
stanley baldwin. President of The
noAfd VI Trade. Reginald Nckenne
and sir Robert Horne aave al made
cnnfr buttons 10 sha sahinct dafinF
the last few days, Thers Il q distinct
iikescra in their views All are mod
erats'y hopeful 10 looking for eontin.
uansc of the gradual Improvement
wh'sh has alrady begun all agree
that taxation must ho further reduced
n trade revival Is 70 proceed alona
healthy lines and al agree thar
there Il urwnnt need for early resior.
alton q lsiroge II the present afowla
'of t'ade Il not soon 10 wahoF
Mekeuna IN particular VIII not he
led into believing optimihm to he or.
der. o. an International trnaty 10 he
trade This i Intended, no douiH. as
tint to political inlssos,a not to
mix rr shadow with subaiamta
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23

stsred M 20 normal health. often
hsvs occasion and do recommend your
Vegetable Compound 70 my friends who
have troubles similar 70 my own. You
may une These facts ~ . Testimonial. -
EvA ALDnicA, zl6 Union 1t, Emporia,
Kansas,
There are many women Who frst used
our Vegetabie Compound during their
gi3lhoe4 4nga They fouedit : valuable
k61p 6lufng frying perfp6G. In later
yc1rU fhoY - y wbNnovog they feo1
- eeneyt.g ymptcno NhIeb Nous0
IT, = III Inl!nsn,s ys(ssulls O.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23

oa April ~. Judge Nelson a. John
son of the cifcuit court handed down
. decision holding the Ksnsas city
Iisney ordinances valid and that ths
i'es'ps Law did not apply. rhs ordI-
'ancs provid~I iItaeys cannot up-
crate on Kansas clty a,seeix where
81 Per esnt of ihs resilient property
owners have not consented 10 their
hse tor tbs purpose.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23
MODERN DANCE DE<OtiNt-
ED gy SOUTHERN RsrTISiS

Jacksonville. Fla. May 81 be-
nnnciAsion of the moaern 1Aace and
race track gambling aud demand for
strict censorship ~ moving pictures,
enforcement az the prohibition laws
and observance of Sunday marked
the proposals submitted 10 tho
southern Baptist convenilen by ia
social xefsfre commission Con-
sidcration Or the report was one of
the last matters before the conycn-
tlon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23
HARDING FIRES AN
EAST SlDE OfTItlN.

vathlurton. May 2a.Tbd resig
nation of u. G. Motor aa dpecial
ass',art attorney general ut Musko-
gee was announced today by the de-
garment Of justice.
II was explained that the special
work on which Mr. Motter was en-
cared had been completed and there
fore there was no Aasther occasion
for Tie Department 10 utilize BIS SER
vie !.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23

Barssesviiles May ss.-WstA she
arrest Ok Oliver tporkyl Beckman
and Roy Black hy uezn bers of the
sAerifTs farce, the mystery sar-
rounding the shooting and killing OF
~cnraey~ Mills Shepperd ia Smell
sertown SATURDAY night Is rapidly
Gearing uE. according 10 local sn~
shorIAesl sAlEsserd wss shot and
killed by men unkES~m about 1880
o'chack Saturday pseht in Wess
B&rxlesFiIse.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23


soon come when they woale BE- en-
sertained again
x X "
Sunday school Class
Party al cuillson Home
Miss Janet philhp's class of 4he
First Presbyterian Sanday Scheoi
enjoyed rook party yesterday AZ
,ernoon al the Il, H. Caillson home.
Those entertained were Miss Dorothy
Speer. Miss Geraldine Kenworshy
Miss Dorothy Loysloss, Miss Mary
hester Estus. Miss Dorothy Nichols,
Miss Gladys Casey. Miss Geneva Ed
nrondson. Miss Mabel Snapp. Miss
Gwen Craner and Miss Florence
Cuiais0n.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23
FROM cIRLHOOD
ITO WOMANH00D
Woman Relied Upon Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound


WufH WA3 u Kft-
For several years ]
had severe pains 1t
menstrual periods,
making mo very
weak and interfering
with my regular du-
ties. ] tried several
remedies without OBJ
|taining relief. ! was
induced 10 try Lydia
IL. Pinkhams vcge-
|tabIs Compound by
friends and ~ g0.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23
PERSONALS OF
: SOCIETY

Chapter A. Y. r. V. o. met last
ght az the home or Miss Dot
Cooper. This WAS the last meeting
IN The season.
y 81 "
Miss yeiia Y. Alden left Sunday
for her home in Norman. She stop
ped or q, oklahoma CITY for few
days and viii he the gncat OF Mr..
and Mrs. J. ~ Dyer.
n n M
Miss Beulah Cayolt had as her
gEests over the week end. Mrs. Al
bersa Griffith Of Oklahoma city.
Mr.. Nathan johnson OF Kansas City
and Mr.. Vim. strabale of Chicago
N H Nc
Miss Dorothy Cooper is entertain
ing the Dread club tonight.
" 81 n
Sir. and Mrs. G. u. Covey ann.
ounce the birth OF ten pound boy
at is Park Place Tuesday. May 2s.
Mrs. Earl Patterson and dsnghinr,
Margaret are here from Roswell.
New Mexico for visit Wits her
parents, Mr.. and MRS. John Massey.
" ~ ~
Mrs. Carl Taggari spent the week
end With her another. Mrs. Edith
Luix in Oklahoma city.
M e M
Miss Dorothy Chapman has scarlet
fever.
Mr.. ami Mrs w. Guy Owens have
returned TO their home in Oklahoma
City after spending the week en- 4
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. g..
T. Dwens.
The little Barry children on East
hcble hsye searlet fever.
NJ N NJ
Miss F7osAic Graham Of Cushing IA
here for a visit with Dr. Hlrschi ami
family.
John Gascheli returned last night
from crandfieid. Oklahoma.
s1 " n
Francis Mole Of w. Smith. Arkan-
sas IL the gsest Of Lehman House-
worth Mrs. r. ". Dooley wifi en-
terrain the Domestic Science club
"Wednesday At 2:3o with Mrs. Dlb-
bens. Mrs. KIlborn. xrx. Boyington.
Mrs Oldham and Mrs. Johns as as
sisting bostesses.
n n II
Miss Rosena Fink has returned "a
her home in Edmond after teaching
the PAST year At cspItol Hin.
x xg
Mrs chas. Wright win entertain
the AmicitA club tomorrow afser-
noon.
n HN
Dsiphi2n club wiIl meet tomorrow
4 ths Library ~ith Ms. ". II. Bos- .
sen = leader.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23
For New Styles
and Pretty Arms


Women ARE fast learning the value
of the use ~ delatone FOR removing
hair rf tpas from face nack on Rsmn
A rasie il made with soma powdered
deirsone and water and spread on
the hairy surface. IN or min
a,c~ n u rubbed of, the skin washed
snA every biz of hair has Disappeared
No fa'hare viii result Il yeu are care
fai to buy genuine drlatona and MIX
fresh as wanted
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23
kLAN HAND PROTESTANT
MINISTER A ROLL"

tNy The Associated FfnNal
Muakogee. May 2a.--The Ra klux
Khan made its first appearance IN
Warner lass night when a5 white
robed figures walked su,o the Meth
odlss church. South. and handed the
pastor. the Rev J w Martin note
asoo upansed by s2S.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23

/ The willis riraitnrs company
warehouse on the Santa ~ tracks oc-
cuuleI by the Davis Transfor COM
pany was eomI Iieseiy destroyed by the
sunday evening tornado Mrs, willis
SAYS the loss IL complete AZ she had
no insurance on the building and Mr..
Davis had no insurance ON HIS per.
s0aal property.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23

TUESDAY
oread club alsSs nos Cooper.
SIX Hundred clae- Mrs Alma ne.
land
weunexasy
Amlcssia club Mrs. Class Wright
DelphiAn club l.Shrary a. : O'Clock
Tan N Ma club Miss Mae Nc
Col6rsck.
a. A. G. rluA Mrs. NJ J. Todd
Rad Cross Case commlitee
III linx l.anchean Mrs. wArrea
Nan Hoaser
Thursday
Mrs, George Sveer & Mira George
Martin Luncheon coanlry ciuh,
cirh Frlendly Trlnlty Parish
Honse.
Domestic Science club Mrs r. y.
Dooley.
SATURDAY
rhs Delta Gamma Luncheon Miss
Nayme Oliver.
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adjourn. and 10 tomorrow would the
search delsy: h.s lazy morro~ viii
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kindergarten Class EntertaIned
Mary Alice wsich entertained the
shndren az Mrs. TiIhnry's kinder
garsen Glass last Tharsday at her
home on East Noble The children
played on the lawn. in the sand pile
on the swings ami teeser totters,
Mrs weich served light refresh
nsents to Ruth caiian. Harold bur
nett. Ruth Virginia Davis. Asalis
n'Avignon. Phil Fife. Leo Hunter
Walter Gresham. Pa Johnston. Mary
Jana Jones, Virginia Belle Jones
julia Iesh. Edna Patterson. Billy
Bob Philips, Eugene Roach. Marley
Smith, jack Sherman. lack weln
berger. Janice Collins. lila Young
Boahy walton and Kathleen ana
Frederick welch. The children de-.
parted with the wish the time would
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j. .. sparfing ~ here from okla
homa City
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23

The only ideas worth anything are
those good enough TO grow.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23

Absenes may make tbs heart grow
fonder. but q Tow nies pressnsa oftsa
sst sven more satisfactory rssults.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23

a. A. rIAfsen IL here from Okla
homa City.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23

=. w Llntx IL in Now York
markets.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23

va. Oismith has returned TO the
city.
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FoR THE KIDS

Rcsng foot og their classes has nps
kerst lot of men Trcn beng the
heads OF hAs 2lsiness enterprises.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23

Dsiphian club wiIl meef tomorrow
a ths Library ~ith Mrs. ". n. Bos-
"a = Ieades.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23

Mrs. chas. Wright will entertain
the AmicitA club tomorrow after-
noon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23

Miss Hosena Fink has returned "a
Der home in Edmond after teachins
the Past yesr At cspltol Hill.