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Iron County register., 1922-03-16
Graniteville News.

The March winds are blowing.
We had plenty of rain last week.
The roads are almost impossible.
Mrs. Walter Hale, who has been
confined to her bed for some time, is
now able to be up and around again.
Mr. Martin Meade and family of
Belleville, ILL.,, are moving back to
town this week.
Mrs. Killam of st. Louis spent last
week with her.parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
keenan,.
Miss Josie Jones and Master VIM.
Wiseman were on the sick list last
week and could not attend high
school at Ironton.
Miss Lila Shrewsbury was visit
or in Elvins last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guss Orrick and Mr..
and Mrs. Jas. Lands were shopping
in Ironton Saturday.
Several from this place attended
the sale at Boss, Middlebrook, Satur-
day.
Mr.. Davis of Pennington, Mo-.
spent several days in our town last
week selling Grapholas. He took one
to the school and the children enjoy
ed the music very much.
Mrs. Smithe went to st. Louis last
Friday to visit her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. McMann of Elvini
spent the week end with their daugh
ter, Mrs. John Clemons.
Mr.. Randall Orrick, who has beer
confined in the house most all winter
is improving in health.
Mr.. J. Middleton of Ironton was il
town on business last Saturday.
Miss Mabel Mead of st. Louis spen
the weekend with friends here.
A social was given at the Work
mems Hall last Wednesday evening
The "White Mule" man evidently dis
pensed with free hand as a few
blows were passed. The crowd de
parted for home at an early hour sing
ing, "We are watching for the com
ing of the Lord" PANsY.
Iron County register., 1922-03-16
Belleview News.

DIR. G. W. Farrar of Ironton spent
few days of last week here.
D. A. Lasater made trip to De Soto
Wednesday.
II. L. Bell, who has been quite sick
at the home of his mother, is report
ed improving.
Misses Irene and Emma Townsend
and Bertha Boring were shoppers in
Ironton Saturday.
Rev. A. j. Baldridge of FEEDER
icktown made very forceful address
on Law Enforcement at the Metho
dist Church last Sunday evening. We
hope to see the time when our good
laws will be enforced.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Bell and daugh.
ter, Miss Nora, Mrs. VIM. Todd and
Elmo Campbell attended Royal Neigh
Dor Lodge in Bismarck last Thursday
evening and report pleasant and
profitable evenings association.
The young people of the Epworth
League gave short play and piesup-
per at the Hall last Frieay evening
with satisfactory resnlts.
Mrs. G.. w. McMurtrey entert aimed
the VIC. T. U. Saturday afternoon
and Mrs Essie Ricketts, the B. 4. @.
Iron County register., 1922-03-16
Des Arc Items.

Miss Allie Fitz, who has position as
stenographer with r. G. Dunn & CO.,
st. Louis, was operated on at the
Lutheran Hospital, February 28th.
She stood the operation finely and is
now at the home of her brother, c. S.
Fitz, in st. Louis. II she continues to
improve she will come home to Des
Arc Friday.
Mrs. Alice Huff went to st. Louis
Saturday TO consult physician. Miss
Jessie Huff, who accompanied her,re'
turned home Saturday.
Albert Radford's Oldest daughter
died Saturday morning and was buri-
ed on Brushy Creek Sunday.
Mrs VIM. 7. Stevenson and sons,
Woodrow and Howard, spent Sunday
here. The boys certainly enjoyed
coming back to their old home. VIM.
Stevenson is now merchant and saw
mill man at Williamsville.
lola Howard visited Piedmont Sun
day.
BLY, Stevenson visited her parents
here Sunday.
Mrs. Kinder's health is better.
John Keathley and wife, who have
been quite sick, are much better. DR.
Farr and Jones attended them.
Willy Keathley of Bismarck and Ber
and Leland Keathley of Brunot visitee
their sick parents here Sunday.
Freda Cooper went to Piedmon
Sunday to see her father.
Green Brooks has bought Fred Kin
der's interest in the handle factor.
here. We are glad to welcome thes'
good people back to Des Arc. The.
will occupy the VIM. Stevenson resi-
dence.
Nathan Sutton spent part of Satur
day here with his old friends. He
living on his farm.
Gal Provinces boy has returne'
from Arizona not mlcH lnpFoNou
health. His mother went after hir
and brought him home.
l see Jas. Lovelace, brakeman,
working on the local now.
Horace Morris, of Kensett, Arkan
sas, visited Mrs. Mckee last week.
WI Fitz and son, Carl, of Lii
bourn, Mo-, made business trip
Eldorado, Ills, last week. They ar
seeking location to go inte the mel
camille business. While in Eldorad
they called on their aunt, Mrs F.
Cape, whom they had not seen for
long time. f, F. Cape, nearly fort
years ago, worked in the mines Q
Pilot Knob. ISAAC.
Iron County register., 1922-03-16
Sheriff Sale.

By virtue and authority of an execution
issued from the Office of the clerkof the cir
cult court! in and for the county of Iron and
State of Missouri, returnable to the April
term of said court, .and to me directed,
wherein Grant Canada is plaintiff and H.F
Henning, defendant, I have levied upon
and seized the following described real es-
tate, situated in the county of Iron and
State of Missouri, and described as follows,
to wit:
The west half of lot two (2) of the north.
west quarter and the south half of lot one
tI) Of the northwest quarter of section
thirty one (3I), township thirty FIVE (35),
north, Of range one (I) west;
And will on
Thursday. April 9Th, Io22,
between the hours Of nine O'Clock in the
forenoon and FIVE o'clock in the afternoon
Of that day, at the east front door Of tht
courthouse, in said county and state, sell, a
public auction, for cash, to the highest bid
der, the property above described, to satisfy
said execution and costs.
JOHN I. MARSHALL,
Sheriff Iron County, Mo.
Ironton, Mo-, March IS, Ioz2.
Iron County register., 1922-03-16
Plan Dam at Leeper.

At mass meeting held in Poplar
Bluff last Saturday week ago of land
owners extending from Leeper, Mo-,
to points in Arkansas, incorporation
plans were completed for the propos-
ed dam at Leeper to confine the flood
waters of Black river in one reservoir
which according to plans will hold
400, 900 cubic feet of water. The pro-
posal is to build the dam across the
valley of Black river where hills come
close together on either side near
Leeper and there to empound flood
water to the height of one hundred
feet and reaching back up the valley.
a distance of twelve miles. Here the
food water out of upper Black river.
watershed and which comprises seven
ty-five per cent of the water shed be-
tween Poplar Bluff and the source of
the river would be stored. The water
thus empounded would be held until
the river could handle the one fourth
coming into the river between the
dam and Poplar Bluff. 1t wonld be
turned out of the storage basin as
sisting navigation and working into
the scheme making possible opera
tion of river craft to Poplar Bluff.
The cost of the proposed dam accord
ing to the plans of E. L. Davis, engi-
neer with the U. S. Government and
formerly with the Department of in
terror, would be 81 100000 with an ad-
ditional cost of $4,000 for an emer-
gency fund. Harry English, inter-
river drainage engineer, appeared be-
fore the meeting and corroborated
the report of Davis as submitted two
years ago, the only change he could
suggest was that the cost now would
be much less. The exact site of the
dam and reservoir would be three
miles above Leeper. The dam would
be 100 teet high and 1900 feet long. 1t
would control three -fourths OF the
food waters of the Black river basin
. Committees we're named for the Sc
curing of aid to put the project over
7 Aid will be enlisted from Leeper to
Newport, Ark. Since it is said thai
the food control will benefit all land.
owners in this area. The matter o.
building hydroelectric plant wal
brought up but was passed as mat
ter coming too soon before the prac
, ticability and assurance of location o
the reservoir was founded.
Iron County register., 1922-03-16

The Hon. VIM. Jennings Bryan is
very pious, religious man. So he per-
force is at vigorous defiance to Mr..
Darwin's Origin of Species and Theory
of Evolution, which is at variance
with the Biblical account of Creation.
He quotes you verse after verse IN
support of his position, and makes
out clear case from his point OF
view. But l would like his opinion
on another question. Biblical history
tells us that once upon time Johsua
commanded the sun and The moon to
ssstand still" that he might have light
for the complete destruction OF his
enemies. When Copernicus put forth
the theory that the sun did moi go
around the earth every twenty four
hours, but that the earth revolved,
having light and darkness as its sur
face fell under or was hidden from the
rays of the great luminary-Copernl-
cus.was denounced as hereto. He
was made to get downon his knees and
recant. If Mr.. Bryan had then lived
would he or not have sustained the
church and joined with other pious
believers in their denunciation, quot
ing in that behalf the text referred
to? 1t is as good and forcible and
reasonable an account as that he uses
against Darwin. Does Mr.. Bryan
hold, with the colored divine of Rich
mond, that "the sun do move"? And
if not, why not?
Iron County register., 1922-03-16

Saturday evening. Each served re-
freshments and both proved excellent
hos esses to the respective occasion.
ALPHA.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-12
ROTARY TALKS BONDS AND
FUNDS iUlETIOE BOX
Substantial Contributors Made
For Needy on Christmas
Day. Ella snd Lions To
Cooperate

Substantial oontsbuuoas we're
made . ihs empty stocking cArft.
mas fund a. the onday sesien cf
me Rotary ciab The Rotaa ciah ~lll
work Ia unccflon wiih thr lions
and Elks ia making Merry Christmas
for deserving ptrfons Tao years
ago ies S. baskets were given oat
This year a. ai leo basket viii be-
necessary The Rotary end 81 Christ
mss Eflng uii te lu charge of Al
fhony Dean, Chairman. nr iaeb llir-
schl Ritxhaans and Olsen For ses-
eral years tAo late John nean iook
teen pride in pcr nails superntend
ing r.sie taH-tmas affairs f. behalf
tf the needy
Emphasis VAS lald 90 ihe lclharff
existing la the bond cieeiion in pr <
rtss today covering sanitary sewer
and fro cqulpmet pr the cast Ouih-
ric district, The voting is very light
MAJORITY vote Is necessary 20 carry
tho bonds Guthrie obtained the So
phans home en- pumise 81 sewerage
connection. and Guthrie should make
ro-d the promise thus made
J Andersen. yarn man 81 Sew
York was iutredueed b Ruh' sehl
hcrs W r Price oi tbe temple cen
airaetlon frce. vas another Enest
being presented by sam Hendricks
President lintl announced me at-
tendance pcs contsge for November
was STA
Secretary pugh read c0nrratulatory
letters from The district rosemor
showing pr eres. a. the i2 clubs in
this district Code % ethics n the
Rotary club u Hons Kong Chna.
was aisa presented
club vas asked 70 bella Bes. Norris
100 West Cleveland. q her literary
wsrk Mls. Norris s. an Invalid oat-
standing feafures were Mike Arm1n-
tr1ui negative yocaliuuon Mc
Gaires refusal 10 slnr and Hldreihs
euioey ever the bier of .sa Lions
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-12
Big Stores Closed

Philadelphia. Dee l. The
Wanamaker store here and the
one in New York were not open
Cd TODAY, a notiee appearing on
tho doors that the stores would
remain closed until further no
iice. The funeral day viii be
announced later.
News of the death of Mr.
Wanamakcr who spent his en-.
tire life in Philadelphia and WAS
always one Of its leaders in civic
movements. WAS received with
sorrow By all classes 0f citizens
Mr. Wanamaker 5 life was &C.
sured for more than s3.000.po0.
he having been one of the lead
crs among the heavily insured
men IN the country.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-12
SHAWNEE NAN ~ min
ON BltlnI Ciiillt,i.

Ira q shsl'on - shawnee eas
ausirned Monday Dsfota ths unl
tsd States comm. 4onf ea =
charge % offering ti00 br.bs = aet.
hess 70 nr vent hlm ium testify
Ing IN fderal court la e.nnsfi.oa
elih alisFed disturbances 81 orsln
men dadnr iho railroad suiat
shelton wsa arrested bY Al D
rnshsr dspHy United States mar
shtl ~ waived preliminary hsaf
inE fni vas h0aud % federal eaar
under $1,000 bsnd when 81 nlsd
% furnish bond. h. vas rsturasd g
ihe county hH e " ieuus ar.
rested On ihs atn charge waa
lodrsd la The Oklahoma county ii'
monday 30 81 t he t4ksn 3 fera
Jude John ~ cettsri in federal
ourl hare this evening
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-12
lltlii NIiNII BRINE
~ ORGANIZED

p cnuk aesd as shaHman Sc ths
meeting "a ihs Chfuhsf ~ com
mswe mai ssenlng shi named ghs
following committee. fvm thavs
present l1 formulate ana ouf inta
execution plans mr ths aeatraeuen
u ihs toll wsfgil On iegan coaaiy
? u WlW Mo- Houston. Theodore
Kaiiofg e e wshh D ha OaIalls
H q Meslmlt
This committee viu likrly ha saa.
mfnira ~ rprs .ataiirr frum lhs
Ralau and Lion e.uh a. wsll a.
frum the chambsf n Cummttss
fhete men Will iortlhsF aaala
ihia evening 81 rounfy AEat
Mtelu ofiies and uf O. uark al
a rlsn whereby they can .epsriis
in thl anrk ash 'hs HrmsIs 30
h different q hiflels
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-12
TEACHER SII.kS S20.000.
tHiRGING Sl.ANnl n

stIgler poe - Possibly ihe Fraai.
est seusation in ihe history of iias
loll county u1l ~ Alfred here rhau-
day IN district rnf when iha saIi u
noulah D ~ younr Haskell county
school teacher hf aehf aFhinst an.
drew Dalton fof ALLEGED SANDER ls
called far trial Ghe yahN woman
seeks SO 600 dsmaeos fr altered
siandor Ia which Dalton o. rurred
with saying ihai sae and her sisters
were negroes and nrana IS African
descent.
One hundred ard nfty witness ~
have been summoned ~ the court
and li Is said ethnr are tn 81 allied
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-12
TO TEACH "sQu ARE DANG
ING" ron JACKS PARTY

Oklahoma City, Dec r. Airr-
tssmsnts ~ dancing clse4s 20
prepare Chiahoma citEsn for me
steps 70 hs oalisd - ne o.d timers
81 Governor elect J. c w4lt.us in-
auEural celebration arp red in
newspapers here today
Tie dances 10 De taught are
ianc.srs. quadriies the vlrg uis
Reel and a grand march. Anucloa
ting thst som note q modernty
may er~p pax the susrH q fi1-
disrs from the old school. The sd-
rsrt'semeuts added i1ai waite ana
a fox irot vould BE throNn IN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-12
VOTE THE SEWER
AND WATER BONDS

The election 70 vote
sewer and water bonds
for East Guthrie district
Is being held today The
vote Is light.
The price Of the
at b edral and the
orphan home was
sewerage. Property
owners should not fail
TO make this promise
good.
The polls viii be open
until 7 o'clock All
taxpayers are entitled
TO vote. No registration
certificate needed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-12
JUDGE COTT[RAl HAS
BUSY DAY IN COURT
Oklahoma CITY Election Gases
Up Poe Hearing In Federal
Court Here Many To he
ArTAlgued

NhAfKel eHa vsaeas stines
aassai sas haosssa sflsaesfs wsfs a.
nrnei ia ihs rsas0sI ssu a. e
snisf rlsas ei sain 81 uat aainf 81
tts pilsnse ttsfsei t1slasf thea So
ersi Neaa gf.sensH ~sts sma ne lhs
taHth
fUm ftninf tWmef HHlt aFN'straf
feemss iteasief A'hso ilsim asa d
A Messg ~ii ts susisnsa t..4si s
,asrSes of hatna tairfiarrst vHa
the Hshi II laKai salra e fsFssf
~ ihs last 1oaafeas.oati ant stats
e'eatoa
uihefs % he aFalsaea hrra iaiaY
Are William tnaaiafd shafssd elia
tAe manufacture 81 ~hlsaY faatfaF
ia federal Ae iaaseri hst : sta
opefaiins la canadian tuaats afneess
saY 30 uaa released 81 paiiea
States mmsslener Arn8sY mnfu .
ins on lsoo boaa
ia &. Shelton aha valves pfslm
inau hgfInf un = ehafav df ttaitn
ine justice and attempuns a. pfibe
fasefnment wiiness lea ihs fase ef
che lnlt0t States afiinai irv pana
and oiher Ahttioa failed ln maka
t0nd lle vll 81 auNfnsl before
ludgo John u cogieal sta tudaY
lee Damn y shawnee. ehaffsa piih
Nelatnw fhe failrAa iuiun iin8
hssinat striking pnrAman. maae b ~
~ fl 0da Nnnta. morning
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nlfisi si>i\flIi,lS iR0M )
StNtIS 10 ATTEND uitT

os'ahoma Dle. I,se ~ l'usas "a
eeauses ena employees inm nsa
sQait aesiefa statcs lneiaainx Oks
hama wil siiea8 ooneentAaas 81 ths
okiahenA Ulll.es Association aua
ihs Southwestern GoaefsrAlr fsstlon
'oi ihe Nauensi Eieepis l4eht Asse-
'sl4tian 6 - bella Nsrsh STA g itth
.Assoclauan plil msei on fhs nsst
ihree Gays. tae x Al 4. A delssaiss
meeiire .n tks Al thrre dass viia
l'ofh As clstioas hoifng s iolnt -
>isn 80 Marsh isih seeonaIns a. ar
naaneemeut tf q b lgsn ss,.nk
Secretary q ,he okhhau umues
Association
Aheat $50 assFa.e sfe expected
ielfes aius ths stats ~ okiahons
rexas Mississippi GeMslana ana A.
tansas Nlstn ana e,hiD.tefs iram
manf either states uin attsrs a
hamher q pebble uiahg speakf. of
nsii.aa' frumineuco Nil - a he
pHau~H
fae asuefai csn,entoa eemmiies
s q p liAn OklAh ua Clly. chair.
man fned " Easull Tulsa. Ear X.
Ernstsissr = A sanders 0esrTe A.
Davis Charles iioopes ~ l. hath.
a~ay and A A nr~F an &. oAla.
homa CITY li q n.aceek. Ragiies
vile and 6 Walton. arcken arrow
Oklsh ma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-12
IOl MY HiNkInS l~SWI-
AIiO\ lIOiD 4 MfiiiN.

The state baaksf. 81 tnsas ~ae.f
haA au lnfpuual uasllas saa Al
sinQksf in the paiios u ghe iaae
iitsi ltst evening % lalA over plans
preparatory g. sflsadluK tbs efafs
hanAefa messing 81 0klahams eit4
THesaar ana Wednesday
The smotef esa called ~ d u
Acton fepfa sensitive fof this faasF
and ne bankers seqa the saafs -
tHe llrat State hsnk and Security
State iisaA 4 fhls cts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-12
RIVER BID LANDS
sol GIT ~ SIiTi

Washington De- IA joint
resolution suthorfzlng ) grant e.
ok.ab ma Tor sappor Or public
sch ls of al rights. uties and in d.
ieresi o. iAe United siatra ln ihit
portion q the Red River situated
in that state and lgfng south %
ihs m dial line q ihe river vas in-
'rodueed BY Reprea niatlra Garter
dsm7crst Okhhoma
Il 80 forth that in ihe Teaas-
bona ftigsfion the supreme
eour recently held ihaf The north
half u fhs property - riparisn
owners and the south hair ras pub
he domain.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-12
BANKERS .. STATE N
OPTIMISTIC MOOD

0kshoma city DC i2.-Prsd Diet
ing yssr of gains IN busintss zen
erily and greatF advsuc ia o.
lahoma banking, Nike Dom ia
commissioner q fnsnce and a,ting
mayor. t.day opened the annual
convention - the State Bankers
Afssclston q oklshoma plth en-
address of afloomt More than 800
persons. representing memb ~
banks a,i over the stat. are Ia at-
tendancs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-12
JAIL BRE Az At
MIAMI. O\E ESCAPES

Miami Dec f2-Two Vfisons-
using blankets Tor bidders maee
their escape from ths third story
ial in the OTTAWA court house last
nigh. one vas spvrchendsd ufar
The city 4 more sneral sscaps
was frustrated b. csantY officers
nbo were notified q the deiirarg
b. pedestrians who saw the sfc-n1
asn slide down ths improved iad-
ger
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-12
BAPTISM AS TAUGHT
IN THE BIBLE
Chart Sermon Will BE Preached
By Evangelist Vawter To
night AZ the Christian
Church

tuueaiai Naaisf haa haa y maog
fequ is % eresh samoa oa nbp
u.m llat aa hta dotlard n preach
eae nlrli aHnf .aai Chau ile
rDgHe iea ths psafl, tp bring ihelf
lelfl and 8 .p hlm nraeh iha tof
moa tt lhe o.oaea CHART containing
ihe maam af ihe b's chart usea and
iha fieiHne ~ aa EfanfeHtuc mHY
win H eifea fa.h ONE lfnarut
AllAolsh aH nlght was MONDAY
n'ahi thn hle ,harus ucro ln ihef
places read} snd silHns B.. make the
maa.ea. rfoffan neees
The uhiau % the evening dls
~urso naa fhe Good q niessl q
Efanfeui Wnief delivered lt in a
mannsr lpual and convincing The
iui point fhat vns made uas
Jesus mada covenant Maf rs aa
'l.a ronfest mo hafsfa men and uin
c.nfe.t $50 before Cod Yaa aeny me-
and Wlh dany lea d msaus saia
the etsnFeu.t You eauf,as me be-.
fore men where Il ell da me the
ga . Faod ala 500 lonfosa ysu BE-
f'n God Whef i. pll aenent Sou
iH.f aat 'Ansl aINmatum % men
seoad hoa fhoeid fhl. ufsssion
hr madf Row i9H y Ws must
eniet aiih tur moath fho Lord
lesas ant believe ln ear heau that
COO haa .i.ed hlm from ibe dead 81
fhe confession must la made ulth The
mouth
fA'4 ihn foa onahlsneta II ihn
demand aaa Hosi Considered WY
dld Christ ask that ~ be nf.sssd
fhe etaagelisi gave ihe Goa wing lll.
nstrsu.n whisa pss very clear If
ai' aa ihe platform have an incafabla
dise.fs sai me verdict ~ iha daslors
IL ttaf aA maH de then some one
ie'lH m1 fhat tawe ia physician
thai haa aescf folded A. cure ihi. o..
easc wald 81 b itat deeior sna
do all ha lold me ta aa unui vas
cured ihea shat would he my nen
aaff Answer given - thr auflesso
'rel Goo ofber When We nss .ss
Great rhfticlsn char ,kes asay sur
s'ns end ~ oonfe.a li.a.. wet.a sih
sr
FaHfa WHAT g cufesssIf Not
Je.ls tls Aeai man or Jesus che great
teacher aai Jesus tie Son ~ cod n.
sas not q crest selmtst though ~
coa'd base tesH. n.r q great painter
nor aath nsf Inventor Iia had /,
greater mHr'oa iie sss cod. SON
ana he cape 3 save ihs World
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sIIlIINc SiIOPuIN AM
CIlIN itIi sINItNi~

= Fliai aHd D Cooper. stFlslng
shpQmen an lhs falseo Fpsd a. fuisa
TeFs before fedwai Judge catsfai
teatarlay fef eatsmps ~ fpan ln
violating the restraining ofdsf pre-
seaiiaz strikers ffaa insertefius eith
ihe operating e ths ruad
Flint 4as given 20 days in the
Logan county lall an d plea = salIly.
cqopers ssstence ~as eontlnued an
IN January 3rd
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CLARA PHILLIPS iRnEsI
WAS FALSE REPORT

Casper. wyo.. Dee. iz-BeAsf that
Casper poiee had succeeded In 90.
pretending Clara Phillips convicted
slayer q Mrs. Alberta Meadows Aho
escaped from the Los Angeles JAN
o. Dcyember. Is though 70 have been
exploded this morning when q sss
peet arrested lass night declared shs
was Beatrice Craig, of Kirby, Wye. .
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-12
sToRK BRINGS FINE coy
BABE TO LEWIS HOME

o. T Lewis is stepping hlrh today
Tor he j. e proud father BaBy horn
fhis morning A. 1855 and it's a fine
boz. N futarc the ner c1mer vii Be
known a. James Richard Lewis.
Noihet and babe dong nicely