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The Ocala evening star., 1922-11-23
NOTICE OF REMOVAL

/ have moved my shoe repair shop
to Gold street, east of the Anthony
road. / am better prepared than
ever before to give you good service.
Those in need of my. services win
please bring in their work and call
for same. FL. Fl. SUMMERLIN,
11-3-m Boot and Shoe Repairer.
The Ocala evening star., 1922-11-23

w. K. Lane, NJ. D., physician and
surgeon, specialist eye, ear, nose and
throat. Office over and 10 cent store
0cala, Fla. 6
The Ocala evening star., 1922-11-23

Mrs. Locke of Syracuse, N. Y,
daughter of Judge D. S. Williams, is
expected to arrive in Ocala today to
be with her father, who has been sick
at the hospital for the past week. The
friends of Judge Williams will be
glad to hear that his condition is
somewhat improved.
The Ocala evening star., 1922-11-23

Albert's Plant Food is the thing for
making your flower garden and pot
plants bloom. It is odorless and is
sold in 25c. and 10c. packages and 81
sacks. As the Court Pharmacy. It
The Ocala evening star., 1922-11-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Brakefield and chill
dren and Mrs. Brakefeld's mother of
Rodman, moved yesterday into Mrs.
E. B. Green's house on Oklawaha.
The Ocala evening star., 1922-11-23
Ocala Ten Years Ago

(Evening Star Nov. %, 1922
After several days in Ocala, which
her friends hope were pleasant ones,
Mrs. Park Trammell left yesterday
for Tallahassee, which will be her
home until 1917, when she may move
to Washington. While she was in
Ocala she owned the town and can
have it any time she will call for it.
She was accompanied to the train by
her hostess, Mrs. E. L. Carney.
The. Times-Union of Sunday printed
picture of Mrs. William Hooker on
one of it's society pages and said:
"Mrs. Hooker of Ocala was unani-
mously elected president of the Flor
ida Federation of Woman's Clubs, at
the session. held in West Palm Beach
last week. Mrs. Hooker is charm
! ing woman with magnetic person
ality and under her regime it is ex.
pected that a great deal will be &C.
complished for the federation. She
attended many of the beautiful func.
tions for the delegates"
Mr.. Harold Dunn, the valued young
foreman of the Ocala Lumber Com.
pany, left yesterday to take charge
of some work for the company at its
big plant in St. Petersburg.
Mrs. J. w. Randall, the aged mother
of Mr.. P. T. Randall, died last night
at the home of her son in Conner. She
was over eight years of age and had
been quite feeble for some time. She
was buried at three o'clock this aft
ernoon at Greenwood cemetery, this
city, Rev. r. F. Rogers officiating. i.
Lovely in every detail was the
luncheon given by Mrs. S. T. Sistrunk
Saturday afternoon for Mrs. Park
Trammell of Tallahassee.
Mrs. John Dozier and her daughter.
in-law, Mrs. H. C. Dozier, left yester.
day for Jacksonville, where they viii
meet DR.. Dozier, all returning home
today. Grandpa Dozier is acting a.
nurse for the two pretty kiddies while
the lady folks, are away.
Miss Edith Murray came up toda!
| from Tampa and will be the guest O.
Mrs, z. G. Chambliss.
The Ocala evening star., 1922-11-23

Let us supply your groceries. Reas-
orable prices and prompt delivery our
slogan. Main Street Market. Phone
108. 1-tf
The Ocala evening star., 1922-11-23

Mrs. Allen Walkley will entertain
Saturday afternoon at auction, COM
plimenting her sister, Miss Vesta
Jarrett of Little Rock, Ark.
The Ocala evening star., 1922-11-23

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned will on Monday, the 4th day
of December, 1922, at.the west door Of
ty, Florida, and during the legal hours
Of sale, offer for sale at public sale and
will sell to the highest and best bidder
to the estate OF Nichalos Rizzo, de-
ceased, to-wit: Two trunks and con-
tents, consisting of towels, books,
music and other miscellaneous articles
as shown by inventory and appraise-
ment on file and of record county
judges office, at oca1a, Florida
s. c. NJ. THOMAS,
Ex-Ofdcio Admr, Estate of Nichalos
Rizzo. 22-23-24-25-zT-2s-s0-i-3
The Ocala evening star., 1922-11-23
Popular Here Too

The more our customers see Of our
methods of handling fresh meats, the
better we like it. Come to see us.
Main Street Market. Phone 1Os. #
The Ocala evening star., 1922-11-23
EQUIPMENT T

Beaded radiator. Eeax.
view mirror. Automatic
Windshield wiper. Rain
proof, one-piaeA vindshieid.
Cowl Kghts.
Cowl ventilaenr. Massivs
head lamps. Tonneau Egha
with long extensio0 cord.
Eisht-day clock. Thief
proof transmission lock. Tool
Compartment In left frons
door. Cutside and insided dooR
handles.
The Ocala evening star., 1922-11-23

Orders for pies and cakes taken.
Lemon and apple pies a speciality.
Phone 1876. 20-6t
The Ocala evening star., 1922-11-23
0CALA ODSERvANCES
III you have any news items for this
department, phone fve-one.

You have only six days in which to
study up what you are thankful for.
The Ocala evening star., 1922-11-23

Our Shady correspondent says the
people of that fertile region are max
ing a grand scufie for the fair.
The Ocala evening star., 1922-11-23

Fruit cake, layer, cake, pound cake
and raisin cake (Gardner's) at Main
Street Market. Phone 10S. loft
The Ocala evening star., 1922-11-23
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE OF SAIL

Fair dates-Nov. 2sth to Dec. LIST.
The Ocala evening star., 1922-11-23
TREMENDOUS SALE
OF $4,000 BOTTLES
Big Florida Drug Concern Places
Record Breaking Order For
RECUMA Account OF
Increasing Popularity

Jacksonville, Nov. 22-The big
Florida wholesale drug firm known as
the Groover-Stewart Drug Company,
whose main Office is here, have placed
their order for fourteen thousand bot
ties of RECUMA, which is believed
to be the biggest ever given for any
similar product in the history of Jack
sonville.
When a single d rug firm orders
nearly ten thousand dollars worth Of
one medicine, and during it's introduc-
tory stage at that, it isn't hard to
realize that one thing alone is re-
sponsible for such tremendous sales.
That one thing, more than anything
else is-popular approval.
| The fact that RECUMA is so wide
ly used and publicly endorsed by
some of the most prominent people il
every part of the state shows mos
convincingly that RECUMA is doing
wonders for weak, thin and suffering
people who had never before been abl,
tic get relief.
Popular Here Too
| The Anti-Monopoly Drug Stor,
lsays that RECUMA is fast becomin,
Ijust as popular here as it is in Jack
sonville and many other cities il
Florida. Their sales have alread,
exceeded their biggest expectations
Adv.
The Ocala evening star., 1922-11-23

Fair dates-Nov. 28th to Dec. 1st.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-11
CRISIS 1t GENOA
IS LOOMING BIG
strain Is Now Threatening
Serious Trouble; All Eyes
Are Turned 10
RnSslA

Csrnna MAY ga.The eoonomsc
cnnsfrcnce uxnnos ssand MANY saore
DAYS os strain sncA a. = has nnaer-
cone n connrxason VIA the frazatne
~ the Aaaea memorandum 10 Shs Ras-
lxlna delegates and The rnnnsrs =
tsannecaiaz with The Russian rerss
whicA had R.een ~asesss sSalied far
sAree 6nys Sus which was nss IT'S
scented TODAY
! The great ca'2aSan hcxrins 81 teik
reply Is what wia sAe astitn1e of the
gSnsssans - toward snrk irnrrs ar'cn-
erzy nasionAassd ny tAs sovasS gcg-
ennlsnss~ -
Sasusr sewsn os the agreement ~As
1rastea and rs-arAfsa2 - snssei ~
ns5sxaif,ns as The FverrA ana Rel-
gaans T'he Belssans finally Tesases
.a7gruvas apa iae French approved e
s.ws4h rei -rxzsans Every xafnrv hai
been made hy fAe zaias and the gst,
mans as wesl 10 have the RasS sasai
lsrlAke concessions svaazave 1o the res
s1str1ioz 81 ,hs property aE t0rssgners j
Border 10 prevent aisrursasn ~ d
cs1ference- Repeated changes kaxi
bt~r raAa& II 9he Russians reply Il
clause sewea Nj. TcAiieixshfn confer
-ne wsfh the 1tallRn foreign rninssse;
sssgnor SeAaazer acasy and II rs W
ser1ed tha; further rhunges are eseAn4
MADE ID the r@Eas 1pnaEhi srr ahe Fsus4
nsns= ua xuntaliatlon.
Theirs are also Hany inanaIlans
sAzs the French ana BeseiSns aze ne
coming less lnsist-z1 and The Eens-4
tesAirr II confrs-sce circles taright q
thEi lhs Russian answer Rhach is *
paraeg sagper~cw WI be such a mn
rure --st - viii al Beast ssrm bsSl
.pr the eautanuanos q rhs 4 'scns-
Sims.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-11

n suda1f ut saan yf1o aotEh ~ Hisns7
.vs.M Ne san~ salls alrfner than iiit
sngr of xes ana none more ass1lIls
1ur IL nerer raelts.
in the xhnrs siwes ef urr fcvrd
r1es we corm decades as extended
xhsanars Anc srfrns rs uiafff.F Tri-
s.irsas. hzn gs pf w'afghsk ever hsr
asna and facing tiheeRs. We sna; lift
Repeating Sire is only passing nr
the brink sF 1he cDAa strasln whish
separates iAn4s from ssttrnatr i1na
IMAM 1rnrn b God, thae 40 Day down
Ast burden Sar psEluw "a rast
Efbsrsra r MoiAey was bfrn AHf-
nsst sish, 1s1L 81 Eseaznrd, 0hso A'st
med Sunday m8rnirss Mhy Z 1szs
she moved Nifh her garsuTs trim
rshaa 1875 =. MTinsisws No. and
where she WIS n4nrraet 1a william
: Moblev sac ~. 1877 T'hsrs wa.
Gsurr tn 1hx uni1n tf1@s Daughters
.snala R T.arvn. LRurn =. sne AaHh
>Sessaer. a.assra u dwnr IN infancy
shs nUreG IL rtklahous MHrvf lsbs
from KING cay Mo. where she had
1grrrf since sSS IN wh5s1 ssais SHE
-arnnirer arsiH hm 6aH1h She as
survived hs hAr twp firuahifs~ Mrs
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Y rnssfE a4lr4z srwshers. 1E1her Rrh
sasther harrr rreresaed hnr. SIR
ss7ne1 .lne W. r. church when rptne
9rd mHhanas sasttFua urtT nsHth
she w-Rs ,devuts,a msitne- II her
sBirrl1y there as a rhcnrt Tlhre thai
Gan newer re FEllef N that hnms End
the a,aBus9Tn ElBwars 1hHa WIS given
sYfr aw hsr mary friends Nnrs 1ht
1t~s they haH For her The funeral
ssrranes wrns held A1 the family HUME
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vfirh 1hs 1malns wsAs lhld 70 res''
la4s:ihe nar llustmrd Hud 'nHur.t1er 81
lM7Hnsapv. NJ
linrlinr nB.her 4huu hzst aHFi as.
snur wan1ins smiles we sset I'D mn'r
Tmr we anpe ahi1 thgu Ere waitsns
51r
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and wA ses runr Thran1 csn-s
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-11
EscYaMG CONTEST LAST
NsGA7 CLEAN tFFGa-

fCs3rflrussc r-anp rare ID
iuas To TRY Il aEHfn Anf 1nanch win
gSr.nasaa,E IL mads Rna s1Era6 here
lSdRv sam.
The rSrvwo wgs rHsanaai2v 1Rrer.
urassiay and The spernarurs III setrna6
hD EMPTY the ctntefa4 wair;h ware
silsan and stKraa arcrraanE ao 1ns
lalussss ui the game Raserse Kelly III
'innunnad III the beginning 4iha1 shsr,e
'Nwunid hB nD EamuiHflarilsg End thar
The 1'arsiciIsarzss wsauAt have is nus
asp III tEsnes1 and xliaEr-rtr showing
Tins wEE tanns raEardleHF Ssf une er-s,
TESTS made iw Nat4 .garEsrSn II tbp
fzfth runDa Thar Lis mEn Bruxn hne
haun apu5ad
kaa 5RtA FHrry. and Taunr a.unr
Nhlhhsmn ESi1T fuurha z--vv,,g
draw The 1ads asx a,rntn,uvss,ir.,rss
aauk RsHan, Fsrrr. and Kad rasinr-
7on sAiss-hssna rltr haarv-wsarfts
hiillis1 fsr siE nanaaE i'm The neng.
Vnneun Esan wen the ae,aEiar WIN
ninE allnaEt every rnund
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-11
mc--EEs DAY As
THE EELL SEES N

gCur1anp-t -r'nn Pace ~
arrn has rrrv1 -slnfly " irutitirE
mfGherE ss nur Eisaf ap Esint ihs
Ellscas where tIhair tiEuEiitsrf work
THE pp1rnlariiiy with whish the
Muhsrs nay funrrimE hsre psen
rrsstst II svatsnns ~ their ~urnaEE-
After watbsrF hEre riisitsd ths sx-
change they rREa afids ErF noubsF
AND ssars wflstb nHrF have hrhasdte1
|1heir hufF minds fHtrrs theT arsv
sufa whaa dhuse grerauuF daughters
wHre dong
Il They #ss shs rrsmgfsraasd rviftfh-
''snards with absir tsnEss ct sw1rt'E
raznEinr paurs and rrrds rbsg Ess
hpw EwiintlF naft finrrx have ~
mprs and arw quickly ~rr1f hare n
! Ne spoken snt answers mnte. Tbss
lsrt Eres1lF inisrnsssd WIN 1hs snfs
z1mrx5hsrs a. zhe g1are.
4 tAnd aher As~ Fruna fhex nenant'
Thndr 1.nuhanru - rlnyxng : gnsz =
- u11n1 1nrEnr - -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-11

Henry r. DsrasUn WIRE rrTnlE
r-'sss faraDraer- He had = gssn1ns
fer tsanfang afzBa hrunghi haM
rerprn1i5un eHsar In life and shs1
rrm fnr han responsible assatr-
kh5p In unr of Hfys wurld's larry
est insdatmrarnk. Has fHnAznrana an
rsressk ready rardlsd the sar1h-
HIS talents wEre ssa an1o h1adHr
rrlasf br has rsFuizTsem for hon
esrT and hy has cnntsF1Spn Cd H'ht
banking busaness aF saans1hAns
lzrrxr and more ssrvacesbat thar
mere vswnhraking
But Mr. Dawson VIII ne best
r~1nemhered by the Amsrsrsr
r.euras for the rrrsd ssrrlres thai
r. rendered fhr Bs15un during ihs
Wcr3a War His wEk the dHrer7-
inx hrxin that made The Ansr1-
ean Red Gross SDth an effert1Ff
aerncx n handling the Fr1t1tzn'
fIrt IN = - handE BE bruukh'
!, - - - snIrrzty isr =
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sclmmrued nrun Fazs 10

tCmtnruaG fru-n Faxf ID
1mrnedsateiF Eft- The snJanuirE
sss wTas fm BsA'HrHi YEARS ssrrTtarF
lpI 1ihH Okass sgVmE StB1s EsHr Essoria-
NEn~ sVreria,izing IN hand tribe Trar-
1ikR and w1k the Euihnr xf q Ta1u-
alue traHiBs sr 'EsuHraa -nnd T'si3e
GnG Fr'madi1rr'
Es wRs i rnsua,Er 1T the ESulhrAs
citr uaunrM curing tte adm srifnrH-
lian uf lr gntEn w. Dusa
In 1s1s he w-Rf B1Nnintsd fr
FraKlfnl1 Wilson ar RaEisHsr Ef the
H. e. Land rfrirs fi Guthrie. wficA
ssrfce he haad luan afse wpndvsrf
nnd Guthrie offices wVsrs rEmsuRi-
fIHaG
gfif1n CzlmErr WIRE nsssfla ant
s,liailir Episa ss,d ritiEHr with q has
rf traanRk. nu ut whom miss nm ant
mnufr fiis boss
The tsrnara wfEa be held Ra In
hume. assa wasr Warner Hrsnus
ar5dar- MsF IL. s-sh n m anisr-
lpsrr WI ba hsld rt summit View
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-11
AN HoyESy-To-
GOODNESS WIZARD

David Lloyd tSb0rre 1nlF hr u
shiftv politician rs has rrT15rs
Charge, He mar BE am nEPar-
runaSt who is walaang alp reslhHpe
ans rBnv1tdaQnfs 1Io met1 changed
conditions In the r1laalc mIn1
He mRy he playing fast and
8pose with great probasms Tie
rnzy he interested only ia relAaE-
INT has grip IN power
All these weaknesses nav he
rrasuDea in ham and ve1 IL must
he admitted IN the next b1sa1h
he Is 1hs most effective sfuHesmnn
n shs wrrld 1paHT- He possesses
q driving power 1hHr Do leader
his ever been Rh3s to show aat
gets rnsulss whale others fnIl ny
the waEgiaa-
HIS handling al The Genoa run-
florence hHs feem znas1erfHl- lie
has beHn HhlH aa hold 1las EAsher-
ing together when every Eradara-
15un pulnrad To It's dissnlualcsn
He has bern able to fhetknBas
those whp were STRIVING iur ms
uFsrahrww- Tie has compromised
md rdaesasa End demonstrated
and harrainea world without end.
EBe has shown a E'BHlencs tlhat
was yab-llke-
The Genoa -eznfereree may he
8 miserable failure. 8s may crash
over the heads Of ITS Tr'p1nuusrs
like a EErnsv hvuse al cards But
as bong as fhsre Is David Lloyd
George. thsre rs hu1t- He has
ramlta5 rnsnr obstacles and there
is M REASON fnr bta5svang that he
cxnnuf arsraazp other anPeaa-
rpsrsx He rs wgEHrc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-11
He Tells of Business
Conditions OF WOTld

eonsa xalne 10 every other rlsss-
grown ar individual ln TINS eoaE-
Inv he said. The industrial
rarvmll contributes more than ang
rishr- factor Ia the determination
of ahe purchasing power ot re
Amersrsn pasal1c end the nsr8onaa
purchasing power Is prosperity :
wesaAsrrsre
A werld rrcSuetiuu sgsi5eafrt
far tire worlds needs he 5sclar-
al was The rh5ef Of all the
prpnonsr problems. adding that
The proportion nf CONSUMERS %
r,raaucsrs WAS too Large and shere
we're too mnany people engaged an
sha prpcnsx pf distribution.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-11
$4,000 a Minute
To Be Paid Owner
OF Winning Horse

LsusvsIle. KY NBy sE-Ngrs
sszn see eBh 4 minute VIII - psx
sa The own a the wErnlnv ho-se
n the Kans1ray Slrsar hare nevs
safurdxg Co. the rye minutes, rncrv
\. Tess ahs srrse is IN asz4r-- the
srnss wRlus ct lhs staEe. = fe1
aseswss face RE tssr-isr wiz hr sS-s-
3la. which includes the s-rss ~
sEf bIsB rsffzrss sr the <sEA fees
rror se ns1alrees as 50 ersA and
-s.ap enrs .afrm ten starters. TIE
sinner 1akef az exrsTd <slRg9 10 fne
owner us th4 sear'nd bu-se. ssyp9p =
-he fBara ana s1lhep To ths scurrN,
paving ss-~As in Trsss rnrreE fa-
-As 4hu-uugar read Which rvsss r'at
the 1ssld
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-11

Msw YORK May 1l--ReTaewanH :
R,usIness conditions OF 1he YEAR
gust PAST wh5eb necessatazt'a
r1rad reswnehnsnt Ivy Jehn r.
Eararran "a Nashville TezEn-
president pf ahs Na1scnaa -Asse-
csss5an az Manufacturers % has
ADDRESS hefSrw The renTtsrlts''i'l
deeanrea II ~ strange as II =
rerreaaafae that ersnp1naes arr
gsarrea br fhe elimination q
esssnHasas hr the Eubl1r while
as-.-,.sssrrsals are t9urlg To-
swe proceed upon Hhe cpsI'-
rponlF arswssied alAhorg that rl3''i'-
anv Is ca ean he 81 Aasiane
raaue .o ln6ussrF ta1as ls 11l y.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-11

II IA shnir fiHuenfeTx w1so ARE haafn1iI
rsAis 4 pusssAis To 1rnnsagi tzrg1r1Aisi
business sl1hx,uEh mzAes q. ssaat IN
ier'psne whs naE aid IA Tune nt EznHr :
ranr3Hs. who ca1neri ihs rDines g
friends, rwlsziwas Ind arHua11iaDt'ss
IN hundreds 81 dEzlF conversations
Then bermusH mothers are anrf
rnpG h1useteERrs hs'cnusr thax 3a4f
,r-det snd cleanliness Bns xHnzsmrniAls
sr-nundsnrs 1lser arHiths thH1kfnl
gtGfx 1T reish when they AAs The
nesunHss Erld sr-1ta'llnsss Of shs plates
~hre 1besr 1Enrffars w6srf
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a-srnrsruan -7'un T'hEs
r,-asg,i ,ilsru--afv Srua1n. Gu1hr'its jim
lar vsus President DaSih Grow
-r,,,,s. vranFu-ar-MnrT e szuesd y,
-ySsep,suusis- rfhasilain--DuuA Aa1rA-
ran En RENO.
THE /. nf C. a r.. tssrael ihf io4-
luw4nu aar,rnrs. Department f''s'si-
.asri--4aaaria wazlars4 TrlsHs s'tn-
mn x.tss Prasidan1 -A1ine 3 AllFn
Fnmsrs g1sninr Tsae F'raEiaarn HlIlH
sewinr ssuafr8e. IAaaasla -alliii't
rpmev. Erlid- T~saHurs--'snserSiiirlt'
x Easslsr. Tulsa Department IsnunsfA-
apr-.arna F. Clarslilna, -Anl ihl'iasT
rauunra us Aa1nirisr-n1irn- Au m
nus4s. Rni1. 8lEln stsw.Hr1, Anahs-Fo;
Nrss wlsa. Tulsa
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fIBal sTarv 1.ura 81 the M T. k'tlu'Kh
with nn tuihnsiRHtir swnwd
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r~ur5naf nv the risiin-'s THhH W. D.
c. tf-,nura Mrs. W. n EaRrlunsF- ut
Guthrie, 1ra#sI1ed the Guthrie hseh
ashanl. D large American fiRE. which
vas r'am1Fad f,r FrEf Gsrenn IN y
rlne 4nlE Prvf EsrsHn naso ascBiRst
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ar Mrs gssu-as wTnnarH- 81 Tulsa
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4s-Hnn ARMY. reraired fine sdHnRrr-
nsnrf slssr srurn 1bs Va e. C. Thev
'alsp g1-eHsrasa Il finH Life size uil
lpu,r-aif III Linnnln To the Srund
Army nFuaHrrn III the Etats house.
'viirf v-Rs renEswhd by ClEil NuiTtan-
The 5rsHsuta1iur sTearhas and rs
,sl.nnses IN AZ 1hesa innhHlgs wHia
sins. al filled Win K1sl-nsid HHISa-
mH1s amt much rhhl n-Htsrw
! The rnrrTftrf w-RF Twnsihad ever a1
Past Department Commander " FL
Esur1hnEF- and wHF Ns,Hnad with
America. lnrrH1ier HF RHw 4 A
raaIlbn During the swsuEinr MlsF
.Fsrle DunfHin. rh OEllhurna City
nads > fins talk M <merasarifn and
gnat <sfstgsEnEfin u was suL &C flH-
1HrR Farts ant humorous incidents.
gDirs gtshn CglgalEnn ad rnlsa. 1apbs
y rz'sd 1EiE dBa1inr WIN war aiEtn-T.
amt Gupt a. A. Baaslsr. II gsfaEndiAr.
grrs them raot s1aH WIN n,lnr.
TurstrE 1sbe program s-rref7a Gs-gnI
sAr-nF Esalrrs were Ernr fw the anai-
Anrs with Saias Mathis nf Ebs gannn.
The srar-Hm saasaf vim as = star
sSgIua'glBd Banner Bnd wEs tiarssrsJ
'ab be EDe nj the baBs cEmgflraf ever
1hsld in lhs asypasune1n.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-11
r1rrl OF --1Ngs
In awVtiE fu- -s~ mnrh.

We mam acH-silr flhErlk 1Hr uurs
friends ffr their Kindness III ffs /.
sag hnur III s1raEniun. fr Err v'yrNs
af condor mt Etifs ri Eiransfs- alaE
err 1fair b=su1fn flsra7 vrseriurs
We eRg,alas5lv IhanE Mrs EsiTli
:'grEFr. lH. G. E5urpH Department. Rlst
Erx. WilEun ftr her Fveef rADdTinr
1F EggrV1r1-t- Eg1rrs MIR Ena Mrs
T. u Elrssn. Miss Adfh Mxsa.v In
i sainR CIR rscn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-11
Who Can Vote
and Where

QuAlsfsed eiec1orx for
the purpose Of TINS school
election, ares
AL pErscns orer The
age 81 q years, carIzens
Of the United States who
have resided IN The Stsi<
one aekr, the County SIX
n0nths. and In the cleo
tson pr,ecinr1 thirty dsys
nexf preceding the dsy ef
the eaectsoz- and not
within the exctpssd
classes enumerated by
Sectacn 4, Article 3 of The
Cons1lfrtaon cs Oklahoma.
No registration Is nee
essxry.
There VIII he I1-tf
voting places As set forth
In the proclEustsun
First CxraSnl EA
School for Ward /.
Second Iht City Haal
sm wEras 2 and s, Rnd
ali slec1ary residing n
IRE oulavinr ie7TlisrT al
taohed fr school Tur-
poses vAsch IS East of the
Afc.lscn Topeka and
Santa Pc.
Third AT Ban nsr
School snr WE-as 4 and
8. Ind for 1L ire electors
r1sidilr u the oui1T1ng
ts--s.lfay aitax'had 41r
school purposes wh5cA ls
West Of THE Atrnss1l-
Tspslra and Santa Fs-
The FoIls VII bs cPtH-
ed ss z A. M and closed
at r. M.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-11

rhnsiasms and a patriotism 81 .
very high order -Aifer the arm
ssiase be served rs q fananeasa
adxistr Ito President Wilson ~
the pesre nnrDfsnlarEls.
nrnagnrnes assure rs ihhf llh
rn,a ean fsmYne oua 81 thai Naza-
ru1h AZ Wall Street I'her Brave
xnlp slurs and SHINY azlsaunAiaoIts
for thase who waead power an
sASS isnancial cen1sr Mr. Dawson
FURNISHED yrS,of in hls ewn lllf
thas a man tan be u towering
fSpw-n sr Wall Street. and .
r4grrsiu7 So MFlll
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-11
T00k Ten YARDS 0F
CLOTH TO MAZE SHIRT

AradlriEn May 1a--Bir r7a !.
6adnp Indian Ewing naar Cruoe-
mount, this tonntF, haE 5uHr o--aeras
mn summer sI-St 1air e. Truusers
rnd kflirr.
o. aouk ~ yards pf mIascriu Il
make the shirt. whss lbs partr hprs
q mpaesf wa.sEi measure r e,Eh.
I6em
hG Hsl as bAEisHs1 i1 ursEsrap AT
'a1hAr andAara IN Etzs. Es weigh.
fss pounds. has thigh measure
1ntirat ~ Sf A1stifas and u prper arm
'neEflzrenHr. sf " incbas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-11

EnA at q rtha1nB1iEun Et The mnH-
tiles N ffss 1RrsE. x runnes On SUD
Denly ant aF cutie rmrntug Ersav
movement sEErawaiHs zhs tlRanHe. Ea
70 fsst. kHap ulaHs and hnrs Cham
bhraEinK Imminent xsnaist ant a
urirk rwuursF may b. Hr-ssr1s1
MrF n y Dann 8rnrfpnr-. ". r.
wr.itake Il cEn hannEar say 1lhsr
EhHlzlhHrlEirf LininHnf rurxsf ms ii
sumbErV rasr ars l1E Elrr1nar
When ] harEn uFlnr II. wssf rlsf en-
my hstt Hn hst and ggi4lt mot zrrr
~ lInR Btz-s m rfxaN 4 Ind hnszls 81
Chzmihaakz1Hf Lins1nsrr N tlbe lsanEs
and f1as ras hugsliet IN NV tatk
II 7ruusrAF trurs aHaF fhs 1Gans Ens
nrIhax~
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s-gFEs tr lsAvENwDsrp


GsnrHnwu-Sh- KAN May IL
GlarHnns VIZ FraEir, ". psrwinr a
assR ssnhanrs IN tine Etuss s,rlrsn ~
! ErlE'ng for nsurdsr from Mnnsrar-
cry taraliF. wae aal3s6 anHtwrFr lar-
~ TINT when i bsaf m tine 5sv~-sr yHsnt
Nfsth be wds dressing fHlppnt ant
,sarrea his fasrn