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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-18

NEW YORK, Nov. i7.--Liberty bonds
closed; Slss ioo,lo, second ~ s7sS first
f,s 5b.52 second fAs gT.9s third AS
$3.50, fourth 44s 1886. victory AS (un-
called l0O.S2, victory 4Ns Called l00.06.
United states treasury as eg.i6.
NEW YORK, Nov lT.-Cotton--Spot,
steady. middlng assoc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-18

NEW YORK. Nov. l7,-Foreign Ex.
chanEe-lrregular.
Great Britain-Demand iE 1916.
cables t.tS s-lb, 6O-day bills on banks
ttb 1916.
franee--Demand 70i. cables T.o2
ltaly-Demand 4G5h. cables i66.
Germany-Demand OF u cables .Ol g-iG.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-18

WICHITA, Kan, Nov, i7.-HogH-ke-
selPs, i.eO0 head, i0c lower; top 'tsV
bulk. S7.TOq7sO. ,
-. Chitle-Receiptsl 500 head gen,eralI,y y
steady; steers, s5dss6. he.ters. ftW u
.9gSn ts.509 8 90, bulls, 81 q S'5Oi calves
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-18

NEW ORLEANS Nov 17.--Co,ton-
Spot, auiet and unchanged. Sales on the
SPOT none Go arrive go bales Low mld-
dlinE 2ls3c mlddinR 2b.5oc good
middlinE 2s.lac. receipts 5,l2i bales,
stock 30i,0ii bales.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-18

The japanese government mas
launched a campaign 10 extend the
use of modern farming implements.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-18

NEW YORK. Nov. i1.--Lead-stcady;
spot 707.25.
zlnc--Quiot. East 81. Louis spot and
nearby delivery, 1900 1856.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-18

KANSAS CRY, Nov. l7-Cssh wheat
No. . hard. ti.1701.22; No. red, sizo
di.st.
corn-No. white. 7ic; No. Q yellow.
7bn75nc.
Hhy-Cnchan nged.
close wheat 49, December, silih9
N.i1hi May Sl.09h; July, si,Oih
COrn-December. 69hci May 6eAc'
July. 6sNc,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-18
LEGAL
NOTICE

Tho annual meeting of our
stockholders will be- held Mo-
NcmbVr 20. 1892 at 3O2 World
Bldg. Tulsa. Oklr. from 10
o'clock a. m. TO y. m.
Catlett-Davis Oil Corp.
nv j. @ Catlctt. president; c.
Glass secretary.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-18

NEW YORK. Nov. i7-Can money,
easier. high, ~; low. as. ruling rate.
"a closing bid. 81. offered, 4, last loan.
SI
Call loans against acceptances, 81.
Mixed Collateral, so-9O dsy,. s. 90
months, g.
Commerclal Paper-Prime, ~.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-18

CHICAGO, Nov. l7.--Butter, unchanged.
Eggs. higher. receipts. 3,gts cases; firHts
bOMbdC; miscellaneous, bu50C. Tefrig-
orator rrstE 2bq2Gc. poultry alive,
lower; fowls. l3ml9c; springs. llhc;
roosters l3c: turkeys, 35C; geese, isc.
Potatoes, firm, good stock. receipts, 10
cars: total L. S. shipment. 7l6 cars,
Wisconsin sacked and bulk round whites
sacked and bulk round whites No. !, 759
S5c cwt North Dakota sacked red river
Ohios, SOG g0c. North Dakota sacked aud
bulk round whites No. J. 75qh5c cwt, {;
poorer low hs soc, Idaho sacked russcts
No. ]. $50 cwt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-18

KANSAS CITY. Nov. 17.-Eggs. un-
changed: butter. creamery. ic higher, 40
a 5Oc, poultry ana potatoes unchanged
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-18

CHICAGO, Nov. l7.--whoAt--No. red.
Corn---No. mixed. 7S975hc; No. 5
oats-No. 2 white. 4shcd sc; No. .
white. 4iqNtac.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-18

Closing bid aud asker prices ~ stand
ard OIL stocks on tho New York curb
az reported by strandberg, MeGreevy 4
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-18
MEDICAL.

MEN on the down Rrhdo! take Castle
berry's pills ana be happy; nailed 81.
a. T. Catsobgrry. department X, Co.
iunbus Ga
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-15
COIN TO pass FROM
JOHN Bull To L. :. TO-DAY

Nasf lrrfon S1r. l5-Grest Brt-
ain has strIsed ths Ua.iel states taai
S-anea e.e q irisrest e. hsr Va
deii l. IA, coua;-r wni he rsia NJ
rsmse- sc. h vas sunagnced Tusslae'
a re t-essrrr. Great E-iz-1 made
= nvzt-i q. ssSppns sea in,e-eii q
Ornhsr Is. and cf.iCiais ersiai1ss
ths. ths ,icstsa p's iriTssi pay.
usri w-ui1 b s1tsect is sds1stntn'
wAs- -hs RniisA let; ta-n6ns uis-
sl1n -eHches MS oourtry as ths
A-e-lcar debt commission is suther-
-sa te .-aL ia-s.sn dssss 4 .our snl
o1s-Su4--er per ce-i iutsresi- s~Ai.'
interest a. p-essui is rurnlug st
ps- cent
q 16srl-1 % h i-;a-tF. r1y1er'
u- tie va dehi pr1rer. Great B-.tair
= srpez-ed 60 nv ssle0'9 ou No
rerat- e - interest," q ;hs 5eis ir-
c1-rea fcr he sac q silrt- Iunli
the va whicA j. already partial
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-15
BACK TO farm IS
URGED Of TIE VET
Idle Lands Evs-vuhsrs Which
MY Be Used 70 Frctif and
Sol5c-x Ars Asksz =
un,zse

1valtrtca Nor 1f--eo easf.
yauar mas s1t rei 3 tlrL
rhs Is me advice a.at federal rsr-
s-uuert alaslA.s ana tas raaah.-ia-
ten committee ,t disabled veterans
Il tie v-rla va- ~ EiFs e s'.d'sTs
81 IRE K-u.sor a.n becomes law
o-s does uo, h-fe I. So Is ihs fa-
ws.t twst t-am markets 80 fnl idle
,a-a Huas ioaaY sad lr sert-al
4. tas eastern Ff'e ;hfre a-s e7-
r,o-surnes fo- ROWING .a-mlrf =
better srle nan n the trf Wsst
where expensive lrr1rauga re.zna-
.sr q al1er Efrsio4mtri voaic have
to bs ulfsrak.1 & mAls ste land ar-
ale y New york state 1lens there
are fais + bs -Eeaf EARNS VIII hih'-
ahis awel.nss hat ro-ld le ass-1
Wisconsin afiers ever more FcTrhe-
sarth thsrs 3 mach lInc Il Texas and
Okl1houA
s.isisrr c7rtluus 4, AL To be rs-
~ - .zsus srr srrcaitursl Tursuit
ant srs e1gres&ng inie-si !. SIS
res.es rlsns Ger isnd settlement
The Crlie1 StyfHs re.errrs' aarea'
hss ths u1esa11 uraer consideration
Major George A. Ahs-n- 5 sIs---a =
In lhe sul5set having given t cles'
6u-.s-tiou e. sc-e tine i seciti1 :
cher rnh,ir ne1 Airs dsTaies urc'
thuurht to H. Ths =. A T. las -
aa-sss ard sestlslus.i lr g-41c.1.a
4 bIu = asslsi tisaalel veterans Z
hscsue ests sIishsd upa1 ne Ans "A
. s,ae- srt-36nced n c9nE-ess hy Esp
resent tire E3ro-s k-utso- = Nir
nesa.a q = aes1rs the arterFtEts -
fa-ern commerce committee. snt =
.--s 20 bsrs sss-rgs hsla aps1
~ - us1s - ss-r - c-a.ress e
ca1ra1sK
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-15
HERRiN JURY WILL
70 PICkfD SOON

arr-fu- rl.. N-v 15-Nins sr7orz
hss beer .-csp.e1 fs--1-Fslv y fhs
rsss Z Eve -sn rhs-EHd Ea-h zuf-
6sr = o1ursu1ln vlth ihs lies--1
n-ns E7ll1ss last Jane whs1 csuis
ra sau-nas Taesasr T1sn sea-es =
rsri-em1- were VusE111el En1 Il
-ussa duffrr the d1T
Al 81 the tnres r-es-sctlre -1-2rs
az ta-ua-s Oscar V-E1rs-. - Tsz-f
ols Erinr nsa- C1-1s-vzls- DANES
7Esare-. Is vszrE u's -snoinr 1szr
C-zs Orchard. ar1 sss--~ Rit1's. e
rss-z uiz d Cu--zh. 3i11is t--asf.T
FzF q coEi u1rs-.
Tbs un ssexre1 t1e-sslFes
II .nro- 3 ne kez-h 1.srazr- v,lch
& vas n1-ate5. 1hE T-7seeu-iu-
x.uiz 6snund - ttoHs CT trial T1s
us- sr1 hsr favored isgz1 srsr1-
Z tso1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-15

New York Nav i5-Nhlf
thfre art -, ION NAM people 81
college -<v -here are msaf
students flcrf Who ouEhf nei ia
~. an maay eiArr~ ne. in eoi-
feee tfrf euch to be. ilr Atra-
ham W lisnis orrfspendine
scrfta- of fhe board ef e3nca-
tor f the Methodist Episcopal
tfrreh declared 81 sn address
before fhe heafd rfr1nily
Those who ere iu eailecf ue
onrrt nu IS he are ihoSe Nho
lsrk any SERIOUS objective and
srt ihera ir parfnrafory ard
reclirert spirit ssd Harris
who was formerly Drssidnft ct
Nor-f western University bri
-hrrt are Nanny iiue yq1rs pro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-15
FAMILY OF sRREt. BaBE
HELD TOR DEBTS

Ctsrare Nor 1s-Hsls sf softsrs
"a, tas sv1a1hn. clc.hes Al. h1s1..iti
ifnf 1sfsnda-i upa1 her h.-zh Zen
GLOVE. h1tY 5surh'sr q W'brer Hn-
Frsl-1 clews bH1suss ias sulject &.
II .rl1l1n before Judge joseph s4ha1
o1Ev
The parents sogE1- vt ~
hshsEs c1ru1E = osups- Nrs cave :
sB.hsr Frank KaT q Th1rzfsn. la- 10
-slsass ths eala when Re has kag'
since hs- bi--h fhHr zlers
The c1z-- vas tola sha r-andlaihs,
-sfuss6 90 Ere u9 ths bsir uurl be
was 1sa5 ths nuneT Re had advanced
f1- ta- rl--hi-.r Ard hs- Ea11grE h7s-
T5tai hls
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-15

Soma persons trs So q 20 trH-
CT FL c--tE wtls hsrs ldcrr- E
sra- have esd Tau WI Gnl
-hli re Ius- tiEs Eoae cr-s 8.
themselves They TAX 2 shower l'
nQle s9a1rs hat srfr- Gay n {
warn r3aI-, AVID rrgr EHa p.
-1ars- siHH7 vi w-nozw oqs- o
rArir C1s- avoid szcHsEes. CEs,
szilrE, NE-sa-- i1r rrs, hsa-sd frl
fha- H.lle1 ant rE.trE ihs rs.
VT They. vhE1 thsT zee he t-E
.n1i-silu- e call Ley .tft chan.
beflzrs CauE1 EH-a1- wthCu
tsluv and is Eaor srf-.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-15

a ars man Wl +-
c-nf = I4sE. Ftlla lsac-lAt sAs-- Z
and VAS ra1 1 aansa- a--ai1aA "
mlrE UHr aba f t-~-a
fls succ ss IL 1hf reh7-4
DISEASE Ehlf WIS -E tE
finally -a1s uH hs n-
snue 1 tls u1s 1ele
rutc l14 msrr1 io b--4a-
T w rV what - ciA a
tnTIrff ffNr-l .AtA sA-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-15
PEkksYLElhIl WILL
HOG THE Bis PLACES
Howl xow Cos Up Fo- TIE
Seniority Rae ca2-gt
OAss Is L<st OF i
fhs Csl1

wshtnF-n1 T-r RI teAAss II
vania wil ssran. u.l su7 ai tae t's
hus. rauuifiss hssas p the ne~
.--r-ass u1lsss sls seniuliy r-s IS
s.-arsssz Al sa1 tAs-f art Sky
s-s-sar rr1au..isss Aui s.znt g then
Aars autis s a. rsrA -nporsA1f ies-
s,lt5on 11s ssrsr Important char
-s-ssaps Ps-nE rAnln is expect
- - Aars are. RaranF clans. tof-
an .ass-s su4al7 rlval post g.
Zee ana --.aii4F. ra-a 6 fvs
Iowa vln have fou-aA 80 ones
gssr are wave ana saeanf a-i i'sv-
srsu issl.. raaLs Asrrl-sufs an r.
.u.sr atMrs 4isas1fA caalr1nAn
Tsuus- s. fAs iliier cel.l rsaaguisa
os..-.s the-l L axe education. los
- CAIs .fra1EA tas SIR g Repre-
sentative Fess 10 Tie fsuEe
unnos wa Aail O. te H9lreIrli-
1aas ne aleFsa cuumlites e he
haass. an ruias VII plss .ran ALn-
sis 70 New Ea;f
81rs,, ard hGre1rs necosr's t11
naa. a.asrs WI guain VIII NsV
gu-a wasal Las irp Indians Iks iAass
vhs used ~ tf ths-s
Fr. -onsn Z ofis
II he g-eseri horse VII fall
asierlnou Olaa has tie tAhirmAuslip
a. a1lr ore lsg unllfiee---.du-asiu-.
on members insi.i TIE Cd ss1i0f.iF
ourAs nu io fetg iheu uui . hunois
neY xlEln a. ihslr cue
TIE fs- veE VIZ hril on Il SER
era lupa--1ri r1mu1reas inr,ut.1e
lu.u irraiir1 Hhor and isigsiwses-
Nlnnasefa lls rues1tv loE IRE
haas cf u9iulrr ard pag rt1ee
haifnE q -a the psna,ns lnd iAs
northwest IS hsElrlnE ie clamsr sa-
greater rsIrtssrfHtlar
saus = IRE c-unttaas we've slm
a. pieces rht oaun sief Oh snnas- :
u-ns ana iisaai-iai af4s ia@ls as e 4
cya1ne has strrff rlf &. hs
scr RsrahHalns ae'lr o.g lf,er Narah
lnlnna WIZ ref fft thtr-fans IS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-15

Berlin. Nor. -5-NEuA .Haor
ralusd ah.t tht Iroaurts m thf
Brain q tas tnaustnl 'a1-haariness
E Sa-mnrr tnaar rrsrAs rs rarr
staaa4aLs ean be lnasn IS -aist-
san
orzul-v laharers re.evf tn aftr-
are :. about -aH ma-ls al haar The
r-tssrt rlts q. szchlrga rvaF
uueF f1- sns american rar-a wares
iar a. arli A7rf Cay -aure trasl 600
rs $500 msrss. making 81 mau'llT
rlT-thecs af ayr 1lmsfsir afaa se
e1 Al agreement has been 81
feuea whereby makers ana alt-
lnss-m1Fs7e receive from s-4s to
f urSs n A-a- ThH trunk
makers Aafe aaa, striking tar an
hourr vBes nl -R1 mu4F
n 81 eubf- tte s11rres e et--
msr nswsn-par editors were s1ed tF
4 bgreens II ts -anrs from 1-oaf murss
to e rpH Translated SRI. Ams-azr
money. -5fa5 narks In7u1ts q.
$50 A scale was nd1qtet 1-aFld-
irr thHf nevsIeT,srmen receive -7eab
marks q month e they are 81 thar
first TeHr a. ne business. 1f8al 2
u ths second vesr and So u up ss
N@hI tar nan q srh. THzrf az
pErsrrs- ''Ssr-lg -sws uzvs &, me
rH;s &. 1sh 10 1-s marks Mns o.
cur1i1E 10 its natuts Reporters e.;
so irHrEs - smal noueHs -s5 81,
REPORTS &, naHsnss lls Is f8r n
EsEtEEua1s A-za,lss b- e-aat ara
pad tgr a. ths rtis pt 80 rB-r'
esch. A nan whs weeks Su1-s-
ga-s cd marks ta- shs ls-
Eran sutt wHEes urs ncrsanlsi
among ths journalists q -he c4r-a1
ig- hE1 costs are rapidly lr1n.
he r41ks 9. ihs nsvsnarsr mea n.
1InT sr-3-Taes are hunE th-ew-
or e v--s he staa. on A4
reached Fu1h llzss tAli rns reusar
: = undsr vsr ruanE r--se-rr..r s.
. TusAsAa-s e s4sstHsh g tun1 (. ga
uoHupl1Fet nswspEparuHz tas le1z
srf bang urtuSsea IT poEres1 nr y.
a. AuusnifErasz motives Einus he
tstr uach good iElsui among a,
Wrs,s-f WI 1-sh l. rhs -.15szl r-es.
Ths znEn1rsrs e. tA-ss 1arrs .hsas
e-F q 8sf-lr have announced fbs.
haasHz mar hzrs ts close f.aeauss {
Tie w1Ee tHmEnts o< the stare hel-
Acso-E and Hr1-essas uurn recent
'sssiTs,t 3 -Duun ware Il 80
MARKS 3 -no-,h Now "a. ts. "a
been -aised n -e9f -1z-ks =
siaFe-hazds trs demanding m
1-uu v-azs C. zsbai -sasss rrn-.ht
: T1e distress II ths usslas- r-oss,
2 sann las 5asr repeatedly s---i.ss. =.
:. AID n2-r 6oe-o-x thrsarhou. r.s
!. 1arF hare cu--s1nss hs--s-srr IA
= services io- rroouce Gases hars -.
). fep'--es Z Berlin = vh5ct 1hrsirss,
: toant IL income t--n 1asl- --z-s-.
\ ss-laT tAsi ihsF hare tafsu q .re-
NJ wo-E q rrs5rszns = -r--s-r n,
= TIRE thsztsrK
: When he bard ~ts1s srr---
: eAn1iosiss r. oonege teachers. 70.
= Nins Recently Vas ezEed Il assem-
4 = l1ehtsrasls : BERN sasu-s /.
= ns1es-s r-oteste6 rbas ne cara
snountsd 70 nu-e tba- tss- =,
I Ihsy ssksd r. - nzrk, Il bou- :
, oeni'naf . Feaars sfag "a n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-15
NECzc Ecs NEEVcIs
As EXECUTION NEARs

Mc Aiesf- son -f-Ens Rlsa
rtera -s rfs-s ald cortne5 ot the
uurast tF Mrs cserre Eelr ws ef
a vh.i f-rus- raaf Pensle.lh. Nlrss
nauu,r Aurlsi G ana sentenced M
dnlth q tte tersag 1hal- November
y s counting Its hours fe- ths fi-E.
tine Erce ersFrns ths sfief nar.fer-
ti1-T shVvlnr signs ~ realizing rhs
ss-a1uE1eas rl 1s t-ulifgr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-15
Children Cry
ypR FlETcnEs'S
= a 6 Q RI A
MAKING 1T HARD FOR
THE WHISKY RUNNER

-srom1. wast. NOV l5-Fef era
r-chibtsCu srf-rctmtrt agsn,s. e.
rlslinr dsn.h honass q dyn1mlta n
paags. sonnd here. hsve th~srtft
p.tsn-ri att mrs 70 recover ron
n. water . quantity o; hgaoT Whirf
wss dumped crsr1gsr3 En- the par
suit O. Emuse.srs lsunch r.
csu1y TIE Rgsl.s lowered ,hs
rhz-E.s a. ths Spot vhs-e 10
.of.iss vtrs sesa = sikh ThsT
sid ,hs- vsrs cosfafz; iht- "a
dtstrc.,s ~ cs-ssrEert-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-15
II SKIN BREAKS
OUT AND ITCHES
APPLY SULPHUR

7--@ .re -c-rr- ~ z-rt- Es-.ino-
<r- - e En1F n1r C
c-r4-.- err fETz- -at r-1-r s--z s--
het II Er-s E-t- : 11Erc Er- -
czz- A11 K-- 7-e-rz-z-l1'-- -rls1t
1-z-o -lezz-t cr- CrzZ r-rtE IN
Z era -eE-. ever - ~v ec-e-z
tna1 1sochrr hsz e7e- 80 f1rrn1 :.
-zi-t z1 rsauZ
5s-suss ef RS r---5.s--o1r-r --1c-
e--1z- z r-r-rT r-T1rEz - 1s-r1x
coCis -E.z I---1sz-s1- and htz1E t,1e ec---as
rsE.1 ~ l1zT--r z ciez-- s-1orr- sir-
= rlauE q wF EuFr1g-z. -zst- ~
rlcr O. ruzE-E
eLou co M Ezzt 30 VA fo~ T--rorc-
aUr L rzS1kT k5owx Hou ca -
a fr-it 5a- q Eeu5a Mrzho-Sul,1suf
= z1F crzs stsrs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-15
ALLEGED FzEUos e
zE sR5zE1 Al End

End Err "a grand la-r was
cnrTH1at hHrs 4 distrc1 u1a-z and
ven III secret HHsElu1 a.tEr -
usrlnr inF-ur1-1s E-o- su5Es = G
Reahz--4
Ire .udgs sait tta surrusr ths7
ws-s --es = 1nVuf-s 1r-s ar a1eEal
i-snzz z Ia SaEtr z1d asa II
Etra0e6 thH- 10 1rrHF-5Fs1s re1E1eal
suf--nrh1la r-rnr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-15
Sorting Out Necessary
In College Ranks
BY Hy Gage
~ a. a. MaeCiI
frrsras a. fi,s ttsn Es.ras tir,s

rie wha wonid profit enormously
81 college elaeaiion who are
rw getting j.
u favor Shy sorting ous pro-
ss which s entirely Just but
none ha, SIT been proved u rs
- The aetuai TRIAL seems 20 he
hg onlv just method and IN the
Freshman year 5 sort q wedding
ont nro ess eoes on. TIE sopho-
more class is almost always
fewer s. number than when i
was freshman ard the SENIOR
class Is seldom S. high as fifty
rsr cent 0f what IL was fou
wears before Tins sorting ont
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-01-07
ANDERSONyILLE LOSES
TO UNION HIGH IN RAIN

ANDERsoNVIL44E, Jan. Tn a
hard fought game of basketball here
Friday afternoon played in steady
rain, Leslie defeated Andersonville
by the score of 22 TOT.
Both teams played good ball
throughout the contest. The oustand-
ing feature of the game was the
long distance shooting of Bradley for
Leslie, who made 10 of his team
mates % points. Unable to get
through Andersonville's 5-nen de-
fense, Bradley made several goals
from the center Of the court. The
lien-up:
Andersonyille (D Leslie (22)
Reid, 2A(rf.J Bradley, 10; Holloway,
III. {If.) Hines E; Holloway, R. (c)
Greene, 8 Gwynes, l (lg) Hines, B.
6; Aycocy, s (rg) Coeek, 4; referee,
Reid, Of Ellaville.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-01-07
C. LEADERS
HOLD POW-VOW
Harding Invites Group In Fol
Conference And Dinner
Tonight g

WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.-Presi-
dent Harding today invited num-
Der of Republican leaders of congress
and several others prominent in the
conduct of administration affairs to
dinner tonight at the White House,
at which it is understood the legisla-
tive situation and governmental af~
fairs generally will be discussed. The
invited included five from the senate,
seven from the House, Secretary
Weeks, Attorney General Daugherty
and John I. Adams, chairman of the
Republican national committee.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-01-07
IRISH TO V0TEON
PEACE BY NIGHT
Debate Likely To Continue Until
6 or z P. M. Before Ballot
Is Taken

DUBLIN, Jan. Toy Associated
Press.) = The Dali Eireann appear
ed to be within a few hours of a
vote on the Anglo-Irish treaty when
it concluded the morning session to-
day. Debate was to proceed during
the afternoon, lasting probably un-
til 6 or 7 o'clock before vote could
be reached.
At the beginning of today's ses-
sion Speaker John MacNeill read a
motion prepared by himself calling
upon the Dali to affairm that Ire
land is a sovereign state, deriving its
authority from the will of the peo-
pie. The motion would provide that
all of Ireland's international rela-
tions must be governed by this status.
The object Of the motion was to as
sert the principle that ratification OF
the treaty was in accordance with in
dependence.
Harry Boland, just back from the
United States, asked vote of thanks
for the magnificent support America
has given US"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-01-07
NEWS OF ELLAVILLE.
BY MRS. H. J. WILLIAMS. Correspondent.
'LIAMS, Correspondent.

BILE. Covers were laid for twelve and
Ia ive course turkey dinner was
served. Those enjoying Mr. and
Mrs. Killebrew's delightful hospital
ity were Mr.. and Mrs. C. t. Rainey,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Williamson, Miss
Leila Williamson, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Slappey, of Atlanta; Mrs ]. B. Smith,
Miss Susie Stearn, H. j. Dyess, Alec
Slappey, Paul Lee, of Americas;
Bascom Slappey, H. j. Dyess, Jr.
David and Charles Slappey, Mrs. S.
A, Royal, Mr.. and Mrs. KiIlebrew.
| The G. N. & ]. C. girls of Ella
vile were honor guests at delight
full oyster supper last Saturday even-
ing, rendered them by the young
men of their set at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Carter. Oyster cock
tail, oyster stew, fried oysters with
pickle, light bread and crackers were
IIserved. Invited were Miss Mary Nan
Carter, Miss Doris Arlington, Miss
Nina McMahan, Miss Nell Livingston,
Miss Christine billiard, Miss Dorothy
| Collins, Arthur Baugh, Alton Baugh,
Eugene Dixon, Ray Holloway, Billie
Massee, Glenn Lindsay, Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Carter.
| Among the many family gather
| ings in Ellaville Christmas none
proved happier than that of the J. M.
/ Murray family at their home on Up
per Broad street. Visiting at this
home were Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Muir
ray, of Atlanta; Mr.. and Mrs. j. T.
Webb and family, Of Sumter; Mr.. and
Mrs. Torn Gregory, of Sylvester; DIR.
and Mrs. Jim Murray, of Atlanta,
and Harry Murray, of Atlanta.
The following changes have taken
place in the homes of some of the To-
cal residents: Mr. and Mrs. William
Hite are occupying the house for
merly occupied by Mrs. S. A. Royal,
Mrs. Royal having moved to La
Crosse to reside with her daughter,
Mrs. Grady Killebrew; Mr.. and Mrs.
fG. H. Wall have moved to Wallis
Crossing and their home is being
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Jor-
dan; Mr.. and Mrs. Castner and Mr..
and Mrs. Lester Pitcher are occupy
! ing the house formerly occupied by
/. Mr.. and Mrs. Hite; Mr.. and Mrs. ].
lJ. Taylor have taken an apartment
with Mrs. w. H, Collins; Mr.. and
Mrs. L. P. Gartner will live at the
Harry Lindsay home while Mrs. Lind
say will move to Atlanta to reside;
Mr.. and Mrs. George Standridge and
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kinard are oc-
cupying the J. w. Dozier home, while
Judge Dozier and his daughter, Mrs
Kittie Sims, have moved to the Do
zier farm, near Dozier's Mill.
Miss Doris Arlington, Miss Nan
Carter and Miss Nina McMahan left
Tuesday for Milledgeville, where
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-01-07
ELLAVILLE BANK HAS
SPLENDID YEARS BUSINESS

ELLAVILLE, Jan. THE annual
meeting of the stockholders of the
Bank of Ellaville was held Friday
The cashiers report showed that the
bank enjoyed a very Successful year
and does not owe penny, but on the
other hand showed cash On hand and
with its correspondent banks of $780,
ooG, which is considered remarka-
BE record for this year.
After declaring a dividend of 8
per cent nice sum was passed to the
undivided profits account. The of
ficers elected for the year were j.
H. Stevens, president; A. G. Murray,
president; Harry F. Dixon, cash
ier.