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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-31
NEEDLES ALSO CAN
FOR[TElL WHICH SEX
Scottish Farm Wives Declare
Professor Huxley Hasna
Any so Muekie on
Them"

Aberdeen. scoslsnd. Ian ai~frcf
Julian Hunley's theories ~ ssx ~.
determination are no,alng nrv ia
scottish farmers wives. who ciaim
an infaiilble mcihoa u iearninF
whlch exEs Nil produce o'eA'"'.
AM witch hens Their ny hod =
this.
Take a threaded sneedie and s'rinT
an ordinary cork--cDrka are plenii
fnl IN Scotland about half way be-
tween he needle and a knot In a.
osher end ~ tlss thra-s iiesdlns
the ess in the left hand. saspene
the ncsiie and cork hold b. the
knot in ne rieb, hani. over bu, noi
touching the esx
n The needle moves pendulum
wise. to and 90. he egg ". hates
a oockFss: n = ossfsfea .aCr =
! circular molten. TIE ezf wiii hateh
Ia hen. IL tbe needle dosen't move
1.-The egg = lnfertiie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-31
MRS. STILLMAN WILL
Ms. . PUSH HER FIGHT

New york. Jan, 81 Nn Ann T..
81 llman will continue her court fisht
20 obtain from her husband. James
A. Sullman. ssreo 10 dearay the costs
a. Canadian hearings in their divorce
srit. which denied by the appellate
division Of the supreme court, Johr
brennan. her counsel announced
Mr.. Brennan said the courts de-
c'tion allowed renewal OF the 30.
plicalon on submission Of sddiiioas.
ptcof showing that Mrs. stllman "a
not have on hand sufficient money
10 meet these expenses lie will stubs
nit proof asked for az once. he sali.
aud . new hearing W BE- sought ~
special term Of the court
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-31
I wholly disapprove o. What you
say and will defend TO the death you
right 70 say it.--voItsire 70 Helvei'us
The Versatile Colonel

Editor Forum One of your CO.
respondents desires 70 know what
Theodore Roosevelt ever did 20 war
rant 80 much publicity and HOMAGE
lie might with more proprieiy wha'
didn't he ever do. He had morc
diversified career than any man u
hiftory. While President Of ih9
United states he went up IN an arco-
plane and down IN a submarine. 10
ives a war hero aud peace hero He
boxcd with a prize-flghter and lost
one OF his eyes. lie vas an o-aios.
Iccturer. writer. naturalist lion shaver.
d.scoverer. poliiicisn. statesman. 1ip-
lomat. etc
BY boiling the Republican PATTY be
gave us woodrow Wilson and chanr-
n history. He ran for Mayor OF New
York over thirty years ago and waxe'i
81 energetic campaign when NJ knew
his election was an lmpossibilitg. IN
fact. everything he did was done with
ysror 4Fc ~as hold, aggressive inten-
se.y ambitious and loves to BE- n inc
limeiight. Naturally he had hosts
.. admirers. Tor people love a stFers-
on man even in the boxing ring- He
did extraordinary things galore. ard
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-31
UNKISsEO NERO AESsTs
LURE OF BEAUTY
Johnny Lukas. Penn's "unAissed
Her" Is Still Proud Of His
Record and Scorns
Criticism


Philadelglhia JAa. n The rre',~
lsps ~ good.l.,okinr chorus e'Fl
failed 10 tempt Johnny lnkas resa $
runklssea hero. aus Johnns'- clsss
mates in the dental sehool ss'rre
forward 70 = man.
Ever since ,hc news about the Rel
ana Blue ba@lng captain aud foosheh
star spread around she university
eampns Jenny has been he>'egea ns
olIcr- from EiFlf ~ho desire "a
break his 81 year ~ e,ora of noa .oss.i'.
lasiou.
Grace Lee. attractive chorus fi-l q
carrent musical comedy ~alkca
into the dental school and dsmeaG
d I.0kas Friends 81 the 'unk ste''.
wlo feryently sourAt 10 have his r ~.
ore shattered had induced arr -
nrke the trial
During ali the excitement iahas
remained alone oule,l, At his work u
m. laboratory nling go 81 ialse
teeth fnsreaties a. his lriaud ana
classmates awaited naaeht
= wouldn't cane II tbs Queen II
sheha came out here he said, '"f
CLEOPATRA or nelta 81 Troy. o. ihs
u.tiest dame in the world Not pc
The reason came oui here ~aa
laolually To determine whather John
lry had been kissed said Ms Ice
Il believe could tell instantly
4 frankly don't know what 8
think .of man Who has never ae'1
Kissed pldn'i know ih'fe copl h'
u ch a man Bu, Il n h s". y
| shohld he mad. mislemeanor
Then Miss l.ec kissed every sta
dent in sisht
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-31

xy% = M y ~ y ~ y y y = =
The American Legion boys of the
differen, Posts In the county met 81
Guthrie last Thursday nleht and la't
plans 10 elect officers and ado9s q
SC, OF bylaws at their next mecbns
which will be held at Nulhall next
Sunday afternoon.
The Guthrie boys had a nice rro-
gram prepared and also gave nice
feed sor the visitors which was en-
ioyed 5y all there.
AT the next meeting plans will he
laid for biz membership drive also
plans for taxing care Of the sfcat
number Of cases arising daily gros lng
out of 'wounds received in the late
World War.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-31

Some women will complain that soap q
Too harsh. that Il age, aud dries ihsH
SKINS This proves they are using thr
wrong soap
The smooth. creamy hther 81 'aiul.
olive ,ooihes while g ,leanses y r..
moves every trace ~ injurious dui and
tkm agtumulailons and scsfeilonsI LEA.
ing The face htcomingly toll aud .nooth.
unh faaiant ireshness and natural eoioi
The use oi cosmetics i,n't harmful q
tlic basis IL 4 sk,n that - Thoroughly
healthlully clean In case ol dffnest. 40
plN your .a,ofite cold cream both before
aud after washing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-31
ONE DRINK, ONE SMOKE. AND
THEY LOSE si75.ooo EACH

Chicago. Jan. si-Si75.ooo Is bic
price 20 pay for a few cigarette pitts
or shot Of booze. and II IS reasoa-
ably certain that neither Ephr.lm
Henry Atwood nor his brother. ivan
3 b. Atwood. will pay this price.
The precise amount that Il will eost
e.ther Of these two sons OF the late
Fred. II. Atwood. lawyer. Il he smokcs
or drinks was established to-day BY
the filing in the Probate Court OF the
inventory Of the estate OF Mr. Atwoot-
The value is given at s350.0o0. II Is IN
the form OF a trust. the sons 10 r..
celse all after their mothers dea'h
proslding they don't drink or sm5ke
n they do the money goes TO chart
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-31
RULE ON SKIRT
LENGTH FOR lAss|Es
Salvation Army Women. Who
Work Streets Of Chicago,
Must Observe Rule OF
Size

Chscase. M. Jan 20 The skirts
81 sasvss ION Army iasses mast np'
~ more tlan seven iashes above he
street IsxeL aecortins to ass order
ISSUED herr to-day by comnilss onsF
William pearl. leader 81 The organlza
tl,n IN fifteen midwest states
A lev years ago ~e we're trHins
a. persuade car Aomen 70 Nelr theta
.losss.r.~ uil j0aIt Sfona' A'eaft
In commer ins upon he order The
ekift thar trails the drt sasheflns
r,rfs i menace % - wearers
health. bat the skirt that flaps
.reUnl the knees is pretty much o
mcnace 10 the nlodesly q the vs.
man who wears a. The skirt ;
about the only thing which dosenl
appear to be coming down hest
DAYS ana back - aannaiey drive
on tae short dress Wil d. a lot q
protect the niora's y lt sinx gen
trston
Commissioner psari atatst thas
the orler woald affect every Salsa
lcn Army memDe- IN = countries
and colonies where .he orssnyation
operates with tac POSSIBLE exception
~ China and Japan where mos y
she women wear trousers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-31
F[MININE BEAUTY GO|O[
IS FEET, SAYS OUTcHNAN
Perfect Profile and Rounded
Figure Are Not the Most
Essential Features In
Cocktail Epoch

London. Jan 50 What constitute
womanly beauty in modern eve
u.s paris correspondent U the naNy
News"
Van pongen. the puscA raipies
who despite the attacks on Ne at
maintains ais vogue a. foremesi
portrasgisi IN Parip. has hesn tab
lns 10 = female audience here an
feminine beauty. an1 especially ne
feminine beauty u his day
Under the second emilrr hs
says -n ~ss the rerfeet lsofile ,ha'
was looked for. end tbs fouade;
shoulder above the bnlgins cr.no'lne.
Now, woman must have legs. the
long legs Of Dana ,he ilunsres-,
the arched instep, the firm lsesa, the
wen turned ankle To-day B. yes
would know whether vomaa =
au,iful look a, her feet ana the
lines OF her fieuFe
ASK II she looks Well on horne-
back. In the motor ear, At the dAres
and then afterwards yon ma, look
"a her face Dut By hen lee, you AN
tclf whether shg Is Intelligent o. ~
rid beautiful OF ugly ioyal IN love =
flirt
Van Dongen thinks that the mo- IN
womans makeup Is veritapls ~
Women. he told his audience 'a-'
50 clever. They know 80 well ROW
SO maA the most Of what they i'o-'
), ss- and What they DO not Tao,
paint themselves 80 beautifully thai
have myself dreamed Of paini'a'
MY portraits with a makeup box
Rouge Just where i, should be. on ~.
cheek bones: blue on the eyelids
ana what blue, a hlne that Ave
to the glance the gen,leness aud n.
melancholy of an enamoared Do
What fsogram'"
nut be does not think there is en,
/ beatty specially Of to-day. or of yes
tcrday, but only modes OF Is eSpr'
slcn which are infintcl. sariaale
The best OF our epoch i. he ihink'
that women can mix and adapt M
combine IT is NeTltahly the Cock
tai epoch. Bu, beauty itself is ctor
nal. aud the worG modern hefor
it has no meaning. though It's apgrn
eiatlen may vary with tine an
place"
He tells OF Parislenne OF his &C
qualntance who passed sever
months at cairo. To amuse he,sel
she ordered her portrait oi nat y
artist and recognizing that she Ne
! no longer slender. was careful - ~
in dress Of vertical stripes ami .
wear an aigrette TO give the impfes
Son OF height After several sittrg
t.lo artist. who as an Oriental viaw +,
beauty from another angle ihan h.t'
asked through the Interpreter vic
.her Madame would not like to 20,
her "a little more donble chin" ~
Dcngen says tho por;rai, was neve
completed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-31

Two pretty girls. sharing tho same
hc4uf, secret. although eue lived 5000
year ago 1irls who both know that a
fresh. smooth. radiant skn ls not ouls
woman's greatest charm. bat one ~dhm
ne reach ii every woman
For pretty girls used palnlollve Ia me
days 81 ancient Egypt ius' as th-r do
today The cnde combination ot palm
and olive olls which SERVED a. heauiliyinT
cleanksi Wss The Inspiration oi the familiar
p4lmoiiss cake famous lor ut mfdne,s
lhe world over
Madrfn science. with al iis progress,
can ind no mlief. more soothing cleans
~. than these fWo ancient oil, 70 can
Only peilf.t their ,omhlnaiien and Offer
81 ~ ihs most efficient and convenient
form.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-31
FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS
Fos 3frxscrs. stcsrrs Aro BlAoor-
rfrss fsibnshed 10 the Guthrie Daily
Leader January. 2srd. iss.
NOTICE or ~ETTIFME>T of FINAL
ACCOUNT.


Leader January. 2srd. is.
NOTICE or sETTLEuE>T or FINAL
ACCOUNT.
In The County Court
state q Oklahoma County of Logan.
Notice Is hereby eivso that the final &C.
counts have been flied in said Comfy
conrt u Logan County. state - okia
homs. in the following numbered and "a
titled causes:
Bun u. Bennett. Adm. Estate II bani~i
n Bennett. Decreased. No 25is.
Bun n. Bennett. Adm. Estate 81 Matilda
Bennett. Deceased. No. eos2.
Th~r have rendered and presented tisir
reports for Final settlement as such Ac-
minlssrsfors. and that pursuant % an or
der az Court made By the uniersiznec
sod accounts are 80 fer herring an
nnai settlement snd distribution on Thufs
dsr. the 10th day a. February ~. th'
sane being a dsy cf Regular Isnusfs
,sea term of court. a. 1000 eciock IN ih'
forenoon of said dzy. In the County sou :
Room IN the cifv II Guthrie. nnfy .
Logan. stsse 81 Oklahoma. at vhieh tim
and place snyp~rson interested IN any q
,ha ahsSra numbered and entitled e<.afes
may appesr aud file his exceptions IN = =
snr. % sid account. and contest the saire
1 In witness whereof have hereuH'' =
|! nv hand snd sffised the seal a sai
I Court fhis ccsh das II Jsnnsry ie2'
u HsB0LEf, ceuafs IN 90
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-31
CHILD SUFFERED TWELVE
YEARS

My children who are healthy. and
strong otherwise suffer from distress
ing kidney trouble or bladder weat-
ness, Mrs II Stegall. Theodore, Ala.
writes: MY child suffered u yeais
with weak bladder. tried seve'aI
docto.s and remedies without result
roley Kidney Pills gave ner relief.
Sold Everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-31
BREAKS NOSE IN DREAM
DIVE TO SAVE cRANpsoN

Oxnard. jan. 3l.-Daye Cawel'i.
slip owner residing at Point iiusu-
enc. dreamed he was fighting sale
OF the coast in his vessel and that
hls little grandson fell oFeEhoard
cawelti Immediately dlsad 10 res
cuc him-and broke his nose on tae
floor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-31
A TEXAS WONDER

For kidney and bladder trorrle
gravel weak and lame back. rheun4-
tism and irregularities OF the kid
neys and bladder. Regulates blalee-
troubles in children. II not sold b.
druggists man s125 Small bosi.
often cure. Send for sworn teJti-
monials. Dr. 4. ". Hall. ee2s ollie
Street 81. Louis. Mo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-31
foleys HAS NEVER FAILED

January Is bal month for influ-
enza, Ia grippe and bronchial troub i.
les. II Is unwise TO neglect The slight
est cough or cold. Mrs. r. A. Gibson.
iss7 College Ave. Racine. Wis /.
writes: "Foley's Honey and Tar has
never failed In giving ,mmediate re
lief and am never without II" chill
ren like II. Sold Everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-31

70 state that JUST washing your face
every day viii give sou that all-desued.
fresh smooth ,kia may sound too simple
10 be true Bot such cleanliness = the
foundation az complexion beauty. ior this
reason
The Accommodations OF DIRT oil and per
spiraiion. cold cream and powder must
be removed of ihes viii collect and clog
the Tiny pofc. whl,h compoir ihr surface
~ ne .lin
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-31

lunior n enc r0nfs cry fifiAcho"t
has reeelyei thfoagh hspseesniailse
Manua iierr.t - Perry "a appiln'.
nenl io the rnited staavs naNtl
aeademy 81 Anapsiiu ue FIRST skier.
nac mid "a pman
Weirhs credits. Resolved IN tas
hlFhai hnui wssFo aufncieff for his
ia enter aiihout an esamlhatlon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-31

View YorA lan - i.easn MIR
aiore. tenor. u ihs Chicago upsft
Company now plsyinr st tho Man
haitian Opefa House i 10 eith A.
fendlrlils Ia NJ hoiel apartment
here 81, his condition ls NJ, reported
serious
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-31

This y Pheasant. safe aud reliable
medicine FOR coughs and colds. !, has
been IN use Tor many years and -
held ln high esteem IN those house
holds where 81 good qualities are
bcat known n q fayoriie win
mothers of young children. as a COZ
talns no opium or other harmful drnr
Try Il when you have need n such a
remedy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-31

Such slossng enlArge,. which soon fe.
suits in coarse texture. and ihc lnbfdifA
dut causes blaykhcads. And whfn 8 SAT
ries infection. etuptont follow.
There u no beauty "a such a neglected
kin. which fepels when i should attract
aad prevents popularity and social sac
grsn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-31
Sisters in beauty

Arms and shoulders shonld b. hrpg
smooth and white add htnds riuH b.
hfAutihed
Use rAlmollse lor bathing snd these
results ~ assured. sith tEy fomiofi 90
4 akio which alwaes feels lutufluusiF
smooth
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-31

II faimoifFf Wat very rspfnttfs soap.
such advice would mean tstfaTaEAntf
nut the hfm. long wearing take oi Mfnef
out s,ss costs only ~ ,rHtt.
Ihr reason : siRauilf production ~hth
Keeps the ralmolitt lAsiofles wofh'ng
bland mild ols ~ The va.l volums which
reduces cost
Iius this hnrst facial soap. whifh ~
made 80 small quantities Noaii coat ~
least Is etnfs. a offered ~ the popular
pl,cs which an can Afford Tar stsfy saaet
purpose
TnF rALMolfNK CoArsNN
aifN stagf -
4nf FAtsut4tt CnNFksY 80 skskns ta@Hs@
fnnunfu usf HN
Al. ~at.ss ~ 49,, sssfs lias a. is.isf sFtssiss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-31

Don't forget that your neck and
throat are also conspicuous tor
.lin beauty of the lack of ii. and
that this d. Nherc age hfsi shows.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-31

The great trouhie about .A9 nan
who means we'll is he doesn't always
live within his means
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-31

while he had hia faults he had bis
virtues too GEORGE FrNTMcK
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-31

na.Iae.s can't r., back beeas.v /.
haaa, tho railroad fare.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-31

The straight AMI narrow pllh
needs no tralfiS policeman.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-31
1{M3H1s

Expressions n a.inlon ~ general
interest nra Invited The editor -
earfes thu fishf "a blue psanfl
wo<re roafunicktious ete~rd 30
s4srds
Writing must Ds ierible snd -
an. slds ~ nrt~r ouiy. ~ elsn uill
be dlscnrded.
Anonymous Communications will
not be printed Name nnd address
munf ~ given rubnratinn ~
name will be withheld on request.
Publication ~ letter IL not 20
bs regarded - sn sfifa. semsnt ~
The leader ~ the views errrs@set.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-04
WHAT GRAND FORKS PEOPLE
WE'RE DOING
THIRTY YEARS AGO

A meeting of the Business Mems
Bicycle association will be held this
evening at the rooms pfsW.. w. Hall,
in security block The association
has about forty members and ia or
Eanized to secure recognition of the
rights OF wheelmen On the roads and
sidewalks.
A second hand phaeton for sale by
J. s bartholomew. !,
Robert Jarvis has purchased the
saloon property adjoining the bridge
on the other side known as jos Pou-
pores Gold Mine. The price paid
was 5000.
This seaso OF the year, he's. brought
its usual quota OF toughs: They Hang
ovt IN, the.,East side Until their last
cent has been spent then cross the
bridge and beg something to eat. /.
~, Is ~ 49,
The asseesed valuation Of property
in North Dakota this year will exceed
800, 0oo, zoe.
Rev. Father Conaty Of the Forks
spent Wednesday in East Grand
Forks.
The waters Of the rivers are grad
ually receding and residents in
Shantytowh do no now sit up
o'nights expecting q deluge.
Nearly $500 has been subscribed
for a new Catholic church in East
Grand Forks.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-04
CHINESE SHOOTS 3
FATALLY, HURTS SELF

st. Johns, N. F., May "a Chinese
lanndryman shot three Chinese here
tai wound upon himself. The motive
for the shooting is not known.
GRAssHOPPERs ARE APPEARING
kenmare, N. D.. May 4.-According
to the Kenmare News, reports which
have reached il are to the effect tina
numerous srasshoppers. half grown,
have put in their appearance in vari-
GUS places in this vicinity. One farmer
stated that the insects are no more
numerous than last year, but expects
them to provide good feed for the
turkeys.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-04
MINISTER WHO.
BACKED HAM0N
saS2 t9, N ge.kt s544e 9gaNWI, TSsSTf
QUITS CHURCH
Minister Who Was Mobbed
WON'T BE Driven From
Town.
~ The AssociAted PressD,

raA CffYfls 90 HVSg 49, NTTftE..T
LaWt0n, Okla, May 4.-That he ID
resigninE not only from the pastorate
Of First Presbyterian church Of Law
ton, but that he is quitting the COM
muni0n, OF the Presbyterian church As
q Accumulation and. will accept the
cofnmnnions of some ether denornina.
tion. vas ths statement Of the Rev.
Thomas ]. Irwin to the Associated
Preas here late, yesterday. The Rev.
Mr.. Twins church has been splitSoysf
his support OF the late Jake y. Hatnon,
FOR oklahoma, and other matters.
and an effort has been made by part
10t, the congregation to have him re-
moved.
The. minister said he was not quit
ting sLawton.
THIS is my home and I intend to
remain here and I viii not be driven
out" he added.
Tho sudden decision Of the minister
court OF inquiry being conducted here
by Fletcher Riley, county attorney in.
to the abduction of the minister last
Saturday night and alleged incendiary
fires at his church, was d complete
surprise as he had announced that he
intended to stick to his post until the
bitter end" He stated that he ar
rived at his decision yesterday fol-
lowing a conference by telephone
Hamilton Of Chickasha. The Rev.
Mr.. Irwin said he had forwarded his
resignation to his attorney who would
present 1t to the .presbytery a. its
meeting at Anardko next Wednesday.
Charges alleging conduct ,'unbe-
coming a minister Of the Presbyterian
church" had been preferred against
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-04
Policy Endorsed.

Paris, May 4.-tBy the Associated
Press.)-Premier Poincafe's policy
toward Germany. was endorsed at a
seml-ohcdal meeting of the members
of the senatorial Foreign relations
committee now In Paris, held last
The senators almost unanimously
pronounced-in faybr of a policy Of
hrmness in the event OF Germany de-
faulting on May 81, regardless OF the
attitude taken by the other Allies.
Genoa. May 4.-The Havas agency
says it understands that during the
cohversations>Pr Prime Minister LLOYD
George and Foreign Miniater schan-
Ger OF Italy have been holding during
the past few days the subject Of
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-04
MERCHANTS TESTIFY
ABOUT ARMED MARCH
lnx rhe Associated Presa.l

81 TIT Assoclated Prese.)
ChArlestown, w. Va, May t.-Pro-
prietore OF stores from which men
engaged In the EARNED march" last
year obtained shoes, clothing and
groceries were among the 13 Witness
~ heard today in circuit court where.
William Blizzard IL being tried fox
treason. 0tA1r testimony covered
many Incidents q - march and
boration Of evidence previously heard
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-04
Will REPRESENT CROSBY.

Crosby, N. D., May Al. 2. At
wood. George Melander. Arthur
Grunke, Joseph Lynch and Karl
department at the state convention
which is7 to be held the fore part Of
June at Casselton. william Home
stead and W.. J. Keck were chosen
as alternates.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-04
ETNA IS
AGAIN ACTIVE

Catania. Sicily. May 4.-(By the
Associated Press.)-Mount Etna has
broken out again with eruptions of
increased /violence and is emitting
continuous roars which can be heard
for several miles. Dense black smoke
is filling the sky,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-04
DENY Ci0I)NlyIFl''IRlll4TlON
OF ARRANGEMENT

Chicago. MAy &..-4cHnkffnsaisn cfI
the reported estHanGGGth1ft bssWAel,.
MI MathiIdS M6Corzrick adANghtes.
of SHAyotds F. Nec6ttSfek. ma Has
iOpef. hsr haneA md afofmSf SNixl
riding raAstef, 49, rsfated At the Nc
Cormfck home tonight.
Miss Mccormick and Oser havr
announced their enlargement. thai
should b. enough. !" safd Howard w.
Colby. intimate friend OF tho family.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-04
MooRHEAD MAN ARRESTED.

~ Moorhead. May Julius Mpcha,
for whom WARRANT was sworn out 4
month ago following q. raid in which
three others were arrested and. SUBJ
seqIently fined, wa arrested in Far
80 Tuesday and taken to Detroit w
q deputy United States marshal to
face charges OF, violation Of the fed
eral liquor laws Mucha refused to
return to Moorhead when he heard a
warrant was out for him so the local
authorfties turned the case over to
federal officers.