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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-18

Sew Nofk. Nay ls TIE National
coancl ~ me iloy ac'aH - Am-
r.n. carrying out lts pfperm %
npnaan hia ahn saacsd its paf
- pss uf opening Sour bie National
eeapfa ies fha expert lfslaibs ef
teHi atHtfliea
iHml ilafe pltnt ass 90 fai tn
establish 'hs uiti ~ Miae catln
near New N0fh. shd gho Council =
eifAdy lotkfnE acand &C taat
pufpnN q a hoped % eftnlbh
other cpnUfs rrthly one "a the
middlo west enc lu ha hf wtai
and ons ln tho souih This head
quaHera ln 'ha htid viii furnish
an opportunity 90 concentrate ssr
Detrimental v0k a. Wi - furnish
nu excellent uanlne ftNrr fs-
10 aaiuy for courses 10 How .
Train scoutmaatra n q Il na
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-18
Boy Scout Organization Plans
New Training Ceniers

/ sffaifs ~ ths uns h..uaia
sner ihs aFslnnias q ~coullns n
thls couelrl ossF fwolss yvar. ase.
alsi - siif sasls Badges. ths
hlshs.f fahs 30 ssouune. has. tsss
issuaa of lhls uuasi,r lsfg ha..
bsfn si0lsd aaes ~. tru n A.
pf sat sYnf
4 i esns.lsrd umslk.hs tn..
aash lsrss propa*iaa " asss
n44s q dlstastlea shsa!a 1sw
bssn flfsu est in A.. pa.i 10
months ln order 10 stiAla lhia
much coveted saas bsdr.. hs
agput hsFiua a. . tsaasrfaat sna
climbs 20 'la lafdsF enc fanG .
tia. uhni be bseenss The ssaoaa
elRsa hut hen 'lesl sa.s ssait
q is 81 thls lsaat hat lhe bey 10
Fias 70 % hla real filmtsnn ~hie.
calls fpf trllaing slhag aptelal un-s
Afsf hs is, rfsf slsss aennt -
mar bse me le, scoai asa thee
: star scout ani ben tomsa ne
hlehea ranh. which q raris.
f,'rfsn - fbf mrfit hiass. ths
STOUT musi 0hlaln 20 bsooms "a
FAEls 40 clf.eally 10 the raas
- first sli. We Asinz. psrssusl
heaih. rahnc health. eookius. utup-
inK eivlts bird sluaH path uadins.
pioneering and Alstls or physleai
doY lopnsnt
Prom n0. until asst bs8rnry
ne sront Organization wlil eanaast
campaign for uor. meahws a.
IL hoped to lufsas. th. shr,iiment
~ 10000 scauls. 90 awengy fra
percsut o. ths sfessu. msmb.r-As.
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sceAMsL1o Asr lN MA lGoloN

80 - fH~ -
lutianapaha Nv is-it mae
mlSht te prepared 4 sAe eae bsllss
shat elected a Na,loual commanaot o.
The Americas Lesion 81 New oflsans.
q would appear as scrambled AZ s
faiur|sg pafnuuK wiA the wsstefa
sitiss sVilnK o. eastern candidate
ana 9Th southern man rnalif
elected 20 mighty narthern vote
Alvin A owsieY ~ twas carried the
states q Maine orwnn. Nlehran
and Florida alke Fn,huslsam. ths
splri. a. action. AMI the ahscnee of
secsionallAm wcrc ali notlceahie f-al.
urea
TIE rfettest Convention up - dale
say she seasoned journalists who eoy
ercd ,he affair Tor tho i.eslon comes
forward trained down Is fiEhunr
weeht. awake and active. committed
TO deed. above werds and a. all ln.
slssl'e naticual orsnnlahllen. sush 4.
no rfesious organization has ever
seen
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-18
TRAGEDY OF
LEADERSHIP

Probably la man ou arih just
now IS doNg as much worrying
as Nussolini, he Italian leader
y million impatient Young linen
have forcihly elevated him to The
head Of the government They
expect him 90 perform miracles.
lie viii probably DO BIS very
best But his very best viii be
short of Il miracle and Mussolini
knows il There Is na tragedy 10
equal that of a revolutionary
loader with too Trusting follow
ing on his hands Victor Mur
docl,
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nor cur.p SURF rNouonf

A raid on 20 Kentucky dlstillerles
revealed beneath the liquor IN the fer-
mentlng tanks. the bodies OF dead
frogs. lizards. snakes. pig and a
number Of other animals and reptiles
These ingredients used 20 appear only
after taking. u may further interest
bootleg patrons 10 learn that the stills
bad been made from iron gasoline
tans. which aions 1ouls make the
liquor poisonous
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-18

was nor dlspclled hy the srufr greeting
of the bartender
welt What Is ii you fellers wantT'
"a stein apleee ana a sandwlch--
you serve them, don't your
"Sure ham or hecfG"
"iiam."
There was no cordlalily. no welcome
'n eiihcr manner of speech Il was
plainly the proprietor of the saloon
frlf no enthusiasm over Ms unknown
customers he came back with the
heer and sandwiches pauslng this
Time 90 wlpe IN The table. a. an ex.
cuse for spee,h
you guys live round horcg he
asked eruniy Don't remember ever
soen ser IN her before
"No.H returned West indlnorenfiy.
looking directly into the hard face.
I'm q snoke inspector. IN We Just
dropped IA ON our way back 10 the
ofee Whyf7
"uh. nothln'; only we don't get
much trade outside The nolghhufhood.
lie walked hack toward The bar.
rausIng an nsiaui 20 whisper word
90 iho taller man who stlli stood thcre
staring moadily at the table. what
be- said apparently determined action.
for the fellow addressed crossed the
room to where West nnd sexton sat.
deliberately pulled up = vacant chair
and Joined them.
Bring me another. Mike" he or
dcred. 'rha, is, II these gents don't
object TO uiy Joining EN- awhile"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-18

ncsf rarlv fons ihc afecufutr ~srf
ously helns more infUenesd by eur.
osiis than ans either motive hnt Sex.
ton was deeply u esrnesi in fuil faith
they were upon he flrhl irau nautf.
M as ~ was West BAD ne.le. TED ~
Precautions The ugp assured him
that they we've lnrsdIus 1lsortlsriv
Seeilon ~ The eltY. when, io BE- welt.
dressed would only invite suspicion
and might lead 70 trouble ro avoid
this possibility he had dannea III,
most shabby suit, anl wore cap
largely cmeealIng his face n one
pocket of bis jacket uiiliiu easy reach
las hidden bis service revolver loaded
and he had induced sexton e. acoem
a smaller weapon 10 case - emergency
The street was not inviting. The
saloon GA the corner being aaukel ~
several small factories The trick
sidewalk VAS IN hnd condition. fnd m
tered With junk of ali kinds While The
roadway was entirely uncared for
aud doeply rutted fY,in heavy iraNc
Half way down fhefhock wus tan
nery. closed now Tor the niein. fni
with iis odor YET permeatlns the IN.
tire atmosphere Altogether. ihe
scene was desolaie and disagrceaiie
enoagh. bur the street WAS deserted
~ pedestrians. the factory doors
tighig closed for the night
The two men pressed their wav
through along narrow passage.
hnding less obstruction as they ad
ranced the second black being eon
posed entirely n houses. largely of
the tenement type. ana apparently
principally populated hy phgfn.a
wray street wSs .ised with homes
usually humble enough outvArdiv. YET
80 'horon-' fare was reeu. e.M Eliza
aLall yards laa seae.iy aH a.
ItNunee of ncainNss 81. nts
ihue-s'egy hflc2 m tn resHe
tif second sierl evidently ittN r
nflas purposes nd llt rHHd i.or
occunlrd as d s.laon Tae nl 1861.
cyh.htod na sgHs ~ u.ef fae
windows Dnwa-Hal. grd $50 =. fhrm
boarded rp 1He Uoo fn.,e,d a, '
certainty Opposite tho huUsn s.rdn
there dly, however aii upt appeal
10 West
"Weii lets 20 over, he sala Um.
PATIENTLY "rherc Is noiaiag u be
learned here"
Il was an ordinary harremn aad
their entrance apparently aroused u0
special Interest; Besides the man hc.
hind The bar. rather rou-ltiaokns
foreigner. n rnle 10 Nests Judgment
three customers we've m the lla.e.
two with feoi upon ihc ml talking
With the drink lispcnsef pnd. ole at q
small table moal'ly contemplating a
hair empile'l stein ~ beer. There were
three other tables m me rn. fi nuil ihe !
'aptain. with a swift siance about
drew out a chair and sat down his
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CHAPTER vIn


ft&FiNNH
West smiled plcasunily. glad the
maB had taken the iniliatlve thus
naturally opening up aay for ask.
lng certain questions Whatever his
own immediate object might be- in
thus scruplug an acquaintance made
no difference Il would doubtless de-
yelop in time. but meanwhile here wa.
the opportunity sought 10 discuss the
affairs q the ncirhborhood Yet the
subject must be approached with due
caution. The very indifference OF the
bartender. compiled with the evident
desire ~ this hanger-sn 10 form an
Acquaintance. served to reveal the
real nairre Of the place. Plainly
enough strangers were viewei with
suspicion. and this was no Ordinary
saloon. catering 20 whatever trade
drifged within ~ doors More than
likely q was rather a thieves hang
ont. ever suspicious u ihe activity "
tic police.
Yet this feleU bore 40 outward
semhiance 20 The cnfamou conception
u tho underworld lie was veil
dressed. easy Of manner. with IN *
cepiienaily intelligent face. blue eyes
meeting Vests gaze frankly. care.
fully trimmed musiache. With white
teeth coed humofediv showing when
Dc smiled and threads ~ graz o. bis
hair. Ills very appearnnce Invited
confidence and comradeshsp. while bis
suisposfn words increased this ln,.
preston.
"Excuse my huiflng IN" ne *.
pisined eeulaily Pat rs d-n fun
around here tonight. Nobody 70 iaik
with but a couple o buns. You see
don't belong arouns here. Just
dropped 10 for biz Of business uith
Nike
Il see.- admitted West pu1zled
and wondering how FAR Le dared ven
tore. you can set lanelier In a big
city than anywhere else"
you be; yoa eaa. You see run
brokers' Office down toxin. an It's
pretty blame slow around dump IKE
fhis-you Fei meg"
Sure: this seems 70 be q pretty
quiet nlaca.-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-18
URGES SPANKING FOR
YOUTHFUL "PETTERs"

chicago. Nov Parents of
young boys and girls who parici-
pate in puppy owe ecapadis
should BE- pubhcly slsnksd a.ong
with their errins offspring. accord-
ius to Judse Lawrence Jacobs q
Chlcsgo boys court
Passing on the case OF Two youth
ful lovers. Judge jacobs said:
What these children need i a
coed old-fashionsd Spanking. Fur-
thrrmors. IN nearly every ca, you
viii find parental Indulgence 81
wouldn't b a bad ida % hand sut
a little Of the same corrective 70
parents"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-18
CAN'T AcREE on A
PAY sJuE PLAN

ChleAro Nes lt-Tae fae.cams 3
miitess eae fsaressntstins eoai -.
sFaioss. and ~ ether ne miatr. of
~ hltam'aeua fields. sonlsfrea hsFe
Ia 81 esieft g axFes "a soms oae
piaa e ns6etlais = ~are scale az
meetlnf ol ulinsfs ani efefeiofs Hest
lanasfs snn.anssa le1ay thzt ihsv
haa dlss9Fve1. aftsf "a ali aas sea.
fsrta snd waaid - feF1ft CO tfs
mestns q mioers tud caefiieHs e.
mofFov mefmuM Announcement was
made b. alsF1 y fsflor - kansas
Cio pngslasnt 81 ths sosfh~ ssisfn
CT opsuture Assaoisntn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-18

This i the season Of The yesr
when il is kept a. hand and given
wife replenishes her supply Of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. II IL
almost certain % Be needed before
the winter = over and results are
much mors prompt and satisfactory
when liis Kept a. hand and given
as soon as the flrsi indication Of
cold spp~ars snd before Il has be-
come settled IN ihe system. Thers
is no danger IN giving Il 70 children
as 4 coniains no opium or othes
harmful drug.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-18

.u.st HI n isnt aluass &c asaes
- dres4sa n here Nhen Il was lvr
ls fnoaeb. he.lsYs rns ncf fsnssl y, IL
Pc iiuit faei = ! cs.sie ~ fer D ia
20 ekeiitsn~nt - raoch - aa,faln.
fief hni aust have rfnlk en- "A
Hl.tt Aears smeAs lnfusrfor u.ts
efar
Net no.lisA
Aenf fr~t kaFFan I ssanosef-
ia. ses friend ~ yoursf q
lsN e - we ssre Kids Together
seAa - he Souih slds Hes sat .
perity sofi got nos sfands Is ssnas
Nth ne Cts BAH lhsy teli ne Mean
q dron in ana see him sane - these
asss
~ieau nnf him 4 psIxtis r,,ai ~.
iae asserted wsr 81 whom me
name vas euiirsiy unfamiliar
We'll I'm npt - sure shout that
Hes 81 pfef, stlr tie last fce year,
ihsy ieh me hot ghea soa work un.
Der him. ani eagti a. kneN Head II
yanr Department. isnt he's
le@ hui ] aaly merg hin N husl
oess uay. q course
Sufv hut that u the Way Yea ses
io know thesa best nesh : selaier
haven't Yeafe
Yes hut What made yon think
iaaif IN some surprise at the uncs.
reeied querf The maa laughed
ighilnE n cigar enreiessl,
-tlh q has nei hecn 80 iahf since
thar The evidence Is 0hnioraiod I've
foi hahli ~ noticing ihings The
was Aon II ana squane your shoul
tefs told me you'd been Ia uniform
besides you're the rieht axe. Get
across % FraneeY
Had over q year there" wonder
ine "ha, The fellow could he angling
afier -iou didn't set inT
~Nn Vas over the limit / was
thinking yeu might be- Interested n
looking over collection ~ VAR relies
Mitc has gui slowed away here sou,e
where he had two hoys over there
and J rcchon they must have put m
mest of their time gathering NJ sou
'enlrs Anyhow ihey brought hack
ihe greatest collection ~ war iunk
I've ever seen Say. Mlke. what ana
Nou DO with those war relies the bows
sent homer
Tie fellow addressed leaned OVER
me har. his face glowing with sudden
interest
They vac IA The hack.room. an
spread cut Mhf yoa ask The cen.
iiemcn would see them. vhatfr
YES ihls ons was soldier hlm. /
self How IS hl You fellows Ike 10
see the lhIngsy
West hcsiia,ed for Just an Instant /
hls e,cs turning uncunsciously ioaari
sefion who had not spoken lie felg
no suspicion, merely a vague doubt ns
20 what this Invitation might conceal /
Yet Il had an been natural enough. /
and promised an opportunity for him /
20 learn snneihlug more ~ the place |
iesldes. there could be 80 danger.
10Th be and Sexton we've armed und
apparently ihe Invitation VAS iuno i
entity exicuded 10 refuse 20 accent
would be churllsh
"ceTlnlnly." he said NJ last quauinr
he last Of his beer and rlslng 20 his
eet 'it VIII be- nothing new 10 me
Imagine. but well have a look"
The other man. who had been lean
ng against the bar. had disappeared
While the fellow at The table bad seem,
ngly fallen asleep Mike came for
'ard with bunch n keys In his
and.
ITO be couilnucd)
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-18
MARINE TRAFFIC AT
HAMBURG SHOWS INCREASE

Hamburg. Ngy is--Of Enrope's
lhree larg,st porte Hamburg was
the on'g one in 1879 % shoN a gan
over LAST year in the number OF
incoming ships during the first
seven months The ether two har-
e,ors Antwerp and Rottf rdam,
registered an Increase in arriving
ionn-se. although lees ships dock
cd tlnn during he same period in
1891.
From January 10 August /. c.1
go vesstls put in az Hamburg with
Tonnage q 7.2ss.2s5. an in
crease Of 1903 ships and g.5Os. .t2s
tons Antwep had 4Cis arrivals
during his period and Rotterdam.
AID.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-18
ECZEMA ON FACE
NECK AND HANDS
In Small PimpIes. Itching
and Burning We're Severe.
Cutlcura Healed.

kcreu. tspks ous In sn.all pina-
riea ca ~ 4cs. ns<k sat hands.
Tie pimplss seaie6 cee ans zee
Nzg rese. The hxhing ans hssfniae
vsss - ss.Hzs tat / seTst1hed ara
efisaird the aHe<fed paus. which
snasst 8 % srrea1.
! uisd ss~@si remedies hus
noshins dia nsosA so-sd nntil l.x.a
aaing Cciicufa Se@p ana oin.nlena.
Aasf = shon time ! a. feiiri. snd
siief uaiag ons cskr q Sosp sna ons
boa a osntmena ! ~ss healsd~
ls<nsdl Wssson. X ,. Bon X.
ffankiin. Va.
Maks cmicuas Sasp Olnfm~nt
and Isicam yeuf sexp -S1ay sollss
peparasons snd ~@zsh y0ur ssln
Improve.
A<NeA. r@sA 30 - n.A A4Arnau -esu..s. Ia.
@eA-- p~fA = ss1<@s a. n.a e.Ss sss1T.
- tas1 - N1a1asal 49, - Aaas ~
- Nstios~. &s.s sAases ~aAaat us.s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-18
RELIEVED consrIpArlon

Suffered great deal from con
tiipatl0n." writes Herbe7 b DIV.
Portsmouth. =. H.. 'ani never found
anything to take he place of Foley
Ca'hartic Tablets" Bii.ousnsss.
conttipation and other digestive dis
orders quickly relieved with Foley
Caihafilc Tahlets Does not grippe
Or nauseate Sold everyNhfre.
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charbsriain's Tablets Have pcns
Her a World o. Good

"Chsmhsr,a!n's Tabifus have done
me a world Of rood. writes Mrs
Ella l.. nu''on. klrkvlile. \. y -
have recommended thtn 20 a num-
Der of my friends aud an who have
used them praise hem hlghiy~
when troubled with Indigestion o.
constipation. give them trial and
realize for yourself what an excel
lent medicine Il a..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-18

= suffered in ths extreme from
chronic eatarfhai coughs. writes
~ o. Kelley. Orlando. rla "Foleya
Honey aud Ter has no equal IN
quick relieving this dleagfeeahls a..
Fiction" foley's Honey snd Tar
contains no cpiltcs INGREDIENTS
printed on tho wrapped Sold every
whore
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-18
HE WILL BE ~ JAIL
4 LONG TIME

Houston. Tex. Nov. is.-James
Davis. 2i-year-old negro. wa given a
sentence OF III years in tne penlten-
tiary on thirty-fiye charges Of bur-
glary and felony theft. when tried
here Thursday in criminal court A.
ter his conviction. the negro said he
had Piled his trade in every city IN
the state.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-18
sERlous alApprR fnounlr

'coa.a not stand nor sli ana was
forced lo rrv rut ff0m iufsnHe
pain. wftfs Henry Williams.
Tarkio Mani8ua The doctors sad
I had inilsma ion - iho hisadrf
and an operation Naa ueeestsry
Tried Fol0f kidney Pms and lm
proved st aHre inaddtr ana kidn =
troubles dfuana plantf tre "a o.
Foley k|dusf ifils size quick ff-
lief Nlld lAnra AhsHs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-18
rNrlRu FAMILY nAn aFl d.

Keep rirht on using Fulays
Honey and Tar !, viii give qa.ck
rellcf' said the doctor. when the
enlire family had the "nu Never
saw when anything - good" writes
Mrs A y Griffith. Andrews. Ind For
coughs. ct,d Group. throat. chest a.
bronchial trouble nee Folsy's Honey
and Tar sold evtrywhere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-18

A black lace dinner gown has
shirt formed of cascades o. lace and
has huge velvet bow witch begins
AZ The waisilne and continues 10 the
hem
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-18

f fliis AnIi y .rN ee 1lle
har'eafef eafae fortaoi arueaf ne
cad q The oar while ihe man neaFsst
sliifiei his position slightly - IS 10
ieos them Oyer. conversation INSTANTLY
oeoslHs Something inlenuatls ln tie
fellows atiifaie aud steady stare.
gave West Q feeling u hcstliit. ull,h
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-18

p EKH xNmzw xNw
Mths lsonFan wNs Namsn ana
Guthrie Visitor wedn iay
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-18

Gee chafnAn W. cuthrm
visitor TUESDAY
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-22

he sold her was in reality her own
death warrant for he Immediately
the authorities allege- began to
plot her death in a way that not only
would enable him to collect the 81
000 death benefit, but also an added
600 death benefit, but also an added
death through accident,
To accomplish this, the police al
lege Shaw beat his kinswoman TO
death with a heavy stove weight,
saturated the body in gasoline, wreck
ed an oil stove to simulate an eX.
plosion, and set fire to the kitchen
of his home in which the proceed
ings took place.
This occurred a month ago. but
nothing was suspected until Shaw
reached Bloomington with the corpse
and, it is said. objected to the rela.
tives opening the coffin prior to the
burial here. Since that time Miss
SINNERS mother and the police con
Quoted an investigation with the re-
suit that the murder charge was
made against Shaw.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-22

tor; Mrs. Albert n BOYD. vice di-
rector; Mrs. r. Il. Scheidocker secre-
tary; Mrs. George skinner clothing
chairman. Mrs. II. j. Kaas, food
chairman; Mrs. Z. y. Balu, health
chairman; Mrs. J. C.. Rupp. home man
agemeut chairman; Mrs. ArthV"
Breuer. membership chairman; Mrs.
r. L. Bernard, rural school chairman
South Ottawa Mrs, Iohn ~. SUIT
ton director; Mrs Ellen Hodgson
vice director; Mrs. Wallace w. Watts,
secretary; Mrs. Joseph Moore, cloth
ing chairman; Mrs Roy W. Cross,
'0od chairman; Mrs Joseph Baker,
health chairman; Mrs Ben FisnburE,
nome management chairman; Mrs.
.llen Hodgsou, membership chairman.
otter Creck-Mrs. Floyd BreCken-
idge. director; Mrs. Ivan Rowe, vice
director; Mrs. J. V. Stevenson, secre-
airy; Mrs. y. j. Horn, clothing chair
man: Mrs. Clarence Voigts, food chair
man; Mrs. Alvin Benckendorf, health
chairman; Mrs. Charles Stasell, home
management chairman; Mrs Ivan
Rowe, membership chairman; Mrs. J.
V. Stevenson, rural school chairman.
Ophir--A1rs Floyd Davis, director;
Mrs. Frank Miller, vice director; Mrs.
Stephen Crowley. secretary; Mrs. II.
w. Davis, clothing chairman; Miss
Eleanor Davis. food chairman; Mrs.
Stephen Crowley, health chairman:
Mrs. James Leonard. home manage
ment chairman; Mrs. Lew Wallace,
membership chairman; Mrs. Glen
Shaver, rural school chairman.
Serena-Mrs. Rollo D. McAtee, d.
rector; Mrs. j NJ Clifford vice direc-
TOR; Mrs. Robert G.. Smith, secretary:
Mrs. j. c. Hall clothing chairman
Mrs. j. f. Kember, food chairman
Mrs. C. T. Brandenburg. health chair
man; Mrs. Richard Arntzen, home
management chairman; Mrs. J. n
Clifford, membership chairman; Mrs.
III. T. Marshall. rural school chairman
Troy Grove-Mrs. William n An
drews Jr., director; Mrs. Thomas Muir
ply vice Director; Miss Ethel Hickok,
secretary; Mrs. Thomas Murphy,
clothing chairman; Mrs. William An
drews Jr., food chairman; Miss Louise
Hess, health chairman; Mrs. Charles
B, II, Miller, rural school chairman,
Utica Mrs Eli j Crosiar, director,
Mrs. a. o. Esmord, vice director;
Mrs. J. f Chalus, secretary; Mrs. Oak
ley w. Esmond, clothing chairman;