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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-24
PLANS 4
LARGE PROGRAM
FOR THIS YEAR
Members Urged to Submit
List of Proposals for 1922
Activities at Dinner on
February 6.

The erection Of a home for the
Hugh A. Carlisle post, American
legion during 1922 was the suGges-
ton of Post Commander X, Bal
comb at the regular meeting of the
post last night The suggestion met
with the approval of the members
present and the project will proba-
bly be one of the accomplishments
of the post this year.
1t is planned by the post to out
line a complete program for the
year and all members are urged to
make out list OF proposed acllVl-
ties and to submit the lists at the
next regular meeting, February =.
The meeting will be the usual
monthly dinner at the Y w. c. A,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-24
DEATHS AND FUNERALS

RICH. - Funeral services for
Floyd Rich, who died here Satur
day night, will be held this after
noon at 2:30 o'clock at Strong
Bros, chapel, Rev. G. G. Iigbee of
the Central Avenue Methodist
church officiating. Interment will
be in Fairyiew cemetery.
SECOBEDES-The funeral Of
Gilbert Secodedes, who died last
Sunday morning at his apartments
on West Copper avenue. will be
held this morning at o'clock from
the Crollott funeral parlors. Burial
will be at Santa Barbara cemetery.
ALVARADO. - Jesus Alvarado,
aged 6S, died yesterday afternoon
at his residence on south Barelas
road. He is survived by Mrs, Al
yarado and one son, Jose Alva~1do,
who were with him at the end The
body was taken TO Crollott funeral
parlors, pending funeral arrange
ments.
wHITE-Mrs. Amanda ]. White.
60 years old. died at IL O'Clock
yesterday at her home on South
High street. Mrs. White has lived
In Albuquerque for 80 years, and
is survived by six daughters and
two sons. Mrs. w. d. Patterson,
Mrs. +. l.. Taylor of Albuquerque,
Mrs. f. d. Hoffhelms of Jemez, N.
NJ; George and Ben White of Los
Alamos Ranch, N. NJ. were with
her at the time OF her death; and
Mrs. Emma Il. Leese Of Leese,
| WASH. Mrs. Iva Hammond of
Wild Horse. Colo; Mrs. Bertha NJ.
Jenkins Of Higdon, Ala, also a
brother and a sister in the east.
Funeral services will be held this
afternoon at 2 O'Clock from
French's chapel Burial will be in
Fairview cemetery.
CARR.-The body OF w. Dale
Carr, who died Sunday afternoon
at his home on South Walter
street, will be shipped this morn
ing on train number 10 to Macon,
Miss for burial, accompanied by
his mothe". MIS- T. r. Feather
ston. c. r. French is in charge OF
arrangements.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-24
JUDGMENT WILL BE
GIVEN IN E. HOUSE
CASE THIS MORNING

Evidence taken in Justice w. w.
McClellan's court yesterday in the
ease of Ernest House, who has
been charged with obtaining money
under false pretenses, has been
taken under advisement by the
court and judgment will be handed
down this morning.
House was the proprietor of the
Silver Dollar cleaning establish
lment, and it is alleged that he sold
the business to Mrs. Frank Smith
upon representation that it con-
Itained many fixtures which she al
lcees did not belong to the bust
ness. House was arrested at Ell
Paso by local officers and brought
back to Albuquerque for a prelim-
linary hearing.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-24
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS
D0lNGS

1t was about five degrees colder
on the Heights Monday morning
than on the lowlands. The facts are
that there was such a pail of
smoke over the city that the frost
could not get through.
r. II. Kirk has broken ground
for a new home on Harvard ave-
nue.. just south Of Silver.
The second semester OF the
Heights school opened yesterday
with over sixty pupils. The attend
ance is just double that of last
year. which goes to show the Ad-
dition is growing.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-24
WORK PROGRESSING ON
CLAY HOTEL AT JEMEZ

Construction on tho new Clay
hotel at Jemez Springs is progress
ing rapidly. 1t is expected that
the building will be completed for
use by May, according to Linus
Shields, Of Jemez, who was in me
CITY yesterday. The new hotel VIII
contain fifty guest rooms ana WIN
be modern in every respect with
water piped direct from noun
tain spring. The road between Al
buduerque and Jemez Is in excel
lent condition, said Mr., Shields
who made the trip down yesterday
in three hours.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-24

Charles NJ. Boron wishes TO sec
the two boys whG helped faui
Borcn on september 24th, when ne
was knocked down by car driven
by DR.. c. Il. Lukens at corner OF
Central avenue and Elm street.
Please phone $50, or 1119-J.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-24

Josephine r. Armiio, my wife
having lett my home without reas
on. [ will not be responsible Tor
debts contracted by her.
TELESFOR ]. ARMlJO.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-04
RED CROSS IS
STILL MOTHER
IOSERVICE men
Annual Report Shows Great
Work Done on Small Sums
Donated by Public and
. Legionnaires.

The Red Cross is still acting as
the big mother TO former service men
although the war is over, and has
aided the George h. Anderson post
of the American Legion to "a great eN-
tent, it is shown i'm the annual re
port The loans and material assis-
lance given to the former service
men by the county chapter during
the year amounted to $S22.74. The
office expenses for this time have
been s273.32. Services have been rem
dered to 1863 people and over 400
men have registered.
Special attention was given TO one
hundred and nineteen former serv-
ice men and of this number there
were As with disease, Is with wounds
80 tuberculars and il with mental
disorders. The chapter also secured
$50 victory medals Tor the men TO
whom they were due
Any soldier from Carter county even
though in a far off hospital can still
remain in touch with his home chap
ter, as eyerytime disabled man is
sent TO n hospital a history Of his
case is sent to the Red Cross SO.
cial service worker with request that
they render any service needed. Be
sides this the Red Cross assists in
filing compensation claims. securing
affidavits requests for hospital treat
ment, emergency treatment, vocational
education, procures victory medals,
bonus pay travel pay, reinstatement
of insurance, dependency claims, sick
benefit fund.
81 This part of the Red Cross work
is maintained 10 great extent by the
=. donations Of the George Il. Anderson
post.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-04
ME GOLDEN GIRL|
BY puYllk MhlllpS 8

about tomorrow and tell you what TO
do at the big carnival
When the remains OF the meal had
been cleared away and the dark-eyed
chsvies put TO sleep by their watch
ful mothers. Don Miguel and llons
sat down beside the glowing embers
of the fire and discussed the morrow.
"You must wear your gayest COS.
tune and dance your bcst for the
people in a place like Wellington"
he told her. I'VE can pick up much
money at such a time and VIC need
some just now for new vans and a
good tent for the sick mother. There
will be much money spent by the town
people, for it is their carnival week
and their joy is unconfined. So do
your best and win their hearts and
their gold, my girl, as best YOU can,
but talk to no one in private. You are
up to dance only. The other girls are
to tell fortunes you are TO dance
and then disappear. Il makes you
more mysterious, more attractive to
them. always
Il want none OF their talk, any Of
them" Ilona answered. IN help fill
the Golfers as | always have and
you've no need to tell me how to hold
myself. I'm q Romany chic, | can
keep myself to myself | need no Cor
gios in my life.
"Ah." said Don Miguel, in a lower
tone of voice, you make n mistake in
fretting at my advice, Iona l mean
well only. You know how l care for
you, my girl
'Yes, indeed do. and how much
more you care for stella" she flash
ed back bittingly AT him. Just keep
to your Stella, don't come talking soft
words 10 me, Miguel, | have no time
Tor such. Let me stay TO myself as
/ want and don't come near me alone
any more. It's no good ! saw you
with Stella in her tent last night by
accident, but I'm glad of the accident,
for it opened hv eyes to many things.
Now / know why Stella has grown
10 hate me- Il IS because she loves
you and you have transferred your
affection and your attention TO me.
Poor Stella. can understand just how
she feels
CTo be continued
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-04
mNNA ACCISES MICHEL

H"Ne you he'i'u "le Noius oi NY
ih9l'H' MIG she su''"eu al "'" D"
d persistent voice
Aye Dye t!'s' m"'n'l' ne an
S"erea out you nave inu'h "'ore 10
90 'nan uS'"il TO Sp'n nouN','St anu
repeat l' 10 me W nat "A'' ~ wv
W',h I' al'
ION "'-uel ""huereu OIL H''o 'ne
"'ous' rasslhS close '' '"o Spot "nere
'he oarN"E'd S''Iia sat Or, Mtg anu
grooming 'IEed on no" a'u men py
h't oia mo'n'r' Hure enough nc caus"'
a SNATCH ol n'r ''tfaHl !" p'Ss'''s
fA'o"-n '' convince MIN '"a' ''o U'H
.Ao'n'' H'u .i'oNo" 'ue "u'" 10 i''''
before
"n'" ne i'.''''u rom ms wan
nc I'ulIN '"' '''i Iodu! anu theei
10 S'l no"o 10 inc hoSNo D'ooe" 'soo'
ieiS'l '"", inc o,u H'o''''' "'" p'''
p'I'u l"' u'' people.
I''N" s.o'' TO pace near '"' c""
'l'S ''""I'''o ana ''' Io' i'''"' At
S"en''' H"e seemed S'I'l'Ee'| SU'' Ur
ou'u ana p'' 10 inc He'" 'S'S % Wv,
'i''''' anu ne "o''u''' 'u "''''' S.'' 1- .'''1
gee" 'Ne lo's "''eI mon ''i' ous ~, M ~
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-04
LOCAL ODD FELLOWS
INSTALL OFFICERS
FOR 1922 TERM

The local odd Fellows enjoyed
splendid meeting last night with an
oycrayerage attendance. Report Of
trustees and secretary were read. all
OF which showed a highly satisfactory
record for the past year and greater
growth than Of any former year.
A letter from the grand master was
also read in which information was
impaired that he would be present at
our meeting next Tuesday night. In
accord with the request OF the Grand
Master the lodge decided to have open
house meeting on the occasion and
all odd Fellows and their families
and on Rcbckahs are invited TO at
tend and hear what the honored
member has to tell US. GDon't forget
tho date Tuesday. Jan. l0)
The installation Of officers for the
present term was also feature OF
this meeting. the ceremony being con-
Quoted Bog District Deputy Grand Mas
ter Frank Wcstlcr and Deputy Grand
Marshal George 7. Dyer
Tho clcctiyc officers for the term
are j. ". Stoddard. noble grand. j.
A. Emcr, vice grand; j. A. Britton.
lre-elected treasurer. j.. T. Nisbett.
Cre.elccted secretary.
The appointve officers are =. r.
Chldress. right supporter noble grand;
r. w. Terry left supporter noble
grand: $. J.. S,mpkins right supporter
vice grand W. e. Wilson. left support.
er. vice grand; c. NJ Miner. warden;
j.. f.. Ormsby, conductor; II. W. Rose
chaplain; d. u. Kirklcy, inside guar.
dian. y. Childrcss outside guardian;
I~ j.. Longino. right scene supporter;
| s. L. Smoyer. left scene supporter;
A. tho close of the melting the
members smoked at the expense Of
the newly Installed officers.
Planet Venus moves around the sun
az au average speed OF 20 miles q
7 stnUuI
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-04
Schedule for Sooner
Cagers Complete for
Opening January 9TH

NORALAN.-Two Of Oklahoma $
Missouri Valley conference basket
ball games with the Kansas Aggies
have been dropped in order that room
hight be made on the 1922 schedule
for the Oklahoma Aggies. according
to Ben G. owen. director OF Okla
homa athletics Tuesday.
The Oklahoma Aggics have been
given January rs at saltwater ana
March at Norman for the two
games with the Sooners. The 1922
schedule open with Grinner at Nor
man Saturday. January :. Every
member of the conference will play
one game at Oklahoma and the
= Sooners invade every court I'm the
conference before the close Of the
1922 season.
The Sooner cagcrs have been work
ing since Friday December 30, un'
der the direction Of Hugh V. Nc.
Demott, basketball coach. The has-
ketball men returned early from their
vacation in order that they might
get few extra days on the court
since their schedule opened within
four days after school opened after
the holidays.
The revised schedule is as follows:
Jan. 7-Grinnell at Norman.
Jan. ll-Drake at Norman.
Jan. 1S.-Ames at Norman.
Jan. 20-Kansas Aggies at Norman.
Jan. 21-NObraska al Norman.
Toy -nL.1p h,Yr. Atrui.-s uf SfUf.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-04
COUNTESS TAKES
IN WASHING

why ON earth do y.u akc Zoo w,sl'
mgr"
This De- ,ho question many eff Lady
Clonmells friends afo asking her. f9r
the countess has started a huu1-y
AT the beginning o' 'b' N.tr ! Un.
gan 20 fcel 30 was time } was doing
something" she said iu an Interview.
social activities OF various kinds rate
always occupied mv time and during
the war wa. interested In many or
ganizations Therefore recently I have
found plenty of time on my hands
mentioned tho matter Co Gorden self
ridge and said u wish ! had something
10 do
~Wcll. he replied. why not start
laundry
"rhat was about s.X months ago. To.
day my business is uairanize1 by reo-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-04
NEW PARTY IN TEXAS
HAS REACHING POWER

WACO. Texas.-A new party TO
be known as the "non-partisan po-
litical conference was organized at
= meeting which elected c. f. Good.
rich Fort Worth chairman; /. j.
Suiak. Waco. vice chairman and
John r. Spencer, Waco, secretary.
Affiiating with the party, according
to Mr.. Sulak are the farm labor un.
ion the four big railroad brothers,
the state federation Of labor and the
womens auxiliary of these organi-
Zations. Another meeting will be hello
here Feb. 81. when important action
is contemplated. Sulak said.
Fiftyone million tons of almost
pure iron has been discovered in
the Lake Athabasca region.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-04
FREEZING CAN'T
BE BOTHERED BY
SIMS LETTERS

The statement issued here last week
by Claude Sims, brother OF {. q.
Sims. who was found dead in pas
ture near Wilson on the morning or
December l6, was characterized as
an outrage 10y Attorney General
:. p. Freezing Monday afternoon. He
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-04
IIl.RE Nh rnERE

roary to Sew Yors fnsryIer .s
said to draw ihe highest pal uf any
woman Boo Wall street b,csu-e uI her
remarkable ability to fofciel the turn
ui the market" Her experience belan
us sWitciinul operator in Wall
street telephone exchange
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-04

what your body neecS 10 leeu
the shrunken tissues, strengthen
internal organs, clear the skin
and renew shattered nerve force
without upsetting the stomach
or causing gas. A two weeks.
test will surprise you!
IMPORTANT While the
amazing health-building value
of Mastin's NITAMON Tab
lets has been clearly and posi-
lively demonstrated in cases OF
lack Of energy, nervous trou-
bles, anemia, indigestion, con-
stipation, skin eruptions, poor
complexion and a generally
weakened physical and mental
condition, they should not be
used by anyone who OBJECTS
TO having their weight increased
to normal. Be sure to remem-
ber the name-Mastin's VI
TA-MON. You can get Mas
tins VITAMON Tablets at all
good druggists.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-04

British experts estimate the known
available coal folds insure 90 supply
enough for normal needs @. tAe world
lor ivUO ye-rs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-04

r.c ro' ort r London boot n ihe
province. n scotland. and even IN
lgcIari
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-04

said that copy Of newspapers cor
tanning the article had been sent 10
him but that he is too busy 10 de-
vote much time to its cohslueraeo"
MIR. Freezing leaves TUESDAY LOT
Washington to resume duties IN 'he
Red River case.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-04
LEWIS CANCELS MEET
WITH MINE OPERATORS

1NDIANAPOLIS.-The meeting OF
coal operators Of the Central compel
tive field with officers of the United
Mine Workers of America. called to
meet at Pittsburgh, Friday. was call
ed off today by John l.. Lewis, pres
ident Of the union.
The Pittsburgh meeting was to fix
date for holding negotiations on Il
wage agreement to become effective
next April and MIR. Lewis, in form
al statement, declared the meeting
was discarded because of operators
refusing to meet the miners.
Physician blamcs soft food, oSpe-
ciaily nuddinrq fCr tho prcqt uuu1.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-04

Koran. or sacred book OF the MO-
was written by maho-
met about 610.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-04
Take Yeast vitam0n
Tablets To Put On
"Stay-There" Flesh
More "Pep" and "Punch"-Small Cost.

Thin or rundown find this simple test well worth trying Lns
with meal Then weigh and easu
each taking Mastn VlIAMON
Ndastns
Tablets contain highly well as the two other &
Soluble C) all o wmn
Science YOU well and fully developed by
the ourne power VTAMON Tablets supply Just
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-04

Physician blamcs soft food cspe-
cially puddinGs, for the great mum.
Der Of adenoid cases in this country.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-04

Read Ardmoreite Want Ads.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-04

Planet Venus moves around the sun
at au average speed OF 20 miles
second.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-09
sTRIkE SITUATION on
BETTER BASIS NOM =.

W2sAlnEtaa. SEPT s-o1 The basis
Q. psrsosai rs9o.ss = certain atEis
issgzicn k4eers. = lsre optimistic
vse~ ., tks rsilFaat sirike s-fuas q
xss zp,1rsut today II g-yrrE u szt
e.ro,ss tA@a n TIE lass wsek
several. oi,.1iais ~1o lave bee1 in
e.sse psTssazs tsueA xlsh s,r.ke d.
vsio2zs nss dsshEsl that sstsisnsnl
q ths isbor c9uirovsrsy @ q nun
hfg e rusts w4s a Probah.e Fssu &
Q, = series q sozfsrszees vhiSh thsy
uaeersoee 70 te IN progress N
Cale4go.
The Chicago mss.iz-s .rsre si-l e.
h3Ts h,sa l2Fgslf r.sus O, sttoEss
% fhs ast o. D1alsl Wharf a tAa
Balt-msr- aas Oslo F4ilFosd. 80
~as a-ss-stc01 70 s-xe assoc -te1
uifh ain. rePsessEflt.tss q asoat
sseae mlies q operated ,--rk-
Attorney CessFal nalEnssiy. IN =
stsisEezt today. sid III govern
msut ~ls n1t plFty to auy nss TIA
t.sls ; E~asr he railroads ani the-r
slpi gss. BAT cee4r.d tAzt sssA ne
gosl-as ns woa.1 not Ae iaisr- rel
uish - tAe temporary ressralssEg
order lssged a. CA.oas5
Tie soTeuusat Wollt no. co--
ssnl ia. slihsr s4rty 70 tbs Goa
rovsEy IS dsn.ei By tAv tm-
PSrarg ressFalalrs oftes aag riga, q,
- c5rter se,w@sr them
selves As 70 tie ECsabsa TENS q
such sttlsmg Mr D-gs1sF.y
said The esssr1meet ss net
Fart tsn Il this lab0r c-nisOvsr ,.
Champions neither the employees asr
s-s smPicyes thsaF d.sle-ezees sr.
~ thsE u adjust TAs sorsF-m II
/ h-wsvsr tfsiS roaeerusG IA The
rsitNat.ca 0f 5rtrs, iAl peas. a1d
any movement TIA, seeks to adjust
tie unhaPpy difaFencss between
iug.-ysr an erp.oye. wll not oalg
,i1d n Obstruction frcm the govern
neat bat Al hlvs is n-a.hg
ngt.b'4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-09
GOVERNOR ENTENDs
Ci-EMk->Il 10 MANY

w. 7 Moslsy ccavseaea q an en-
bez ezs = eA-rse sna . ssn.eroel %
fesr ysah A. he y aA~sAky oes,
car (. 81. = Cisvsl-nd easss,
Aas hss- sare.es. - cov<raoF Ros-
srsscG
Tn Faass. seu.eAced % 81
; AS u e. >oa APxa -s. 1918 faE
msrsl agAt IN ~ first 1ssFs~. has
hscE Ersaset = plrdsn-
n n kilg ntsneed . 81
n-rtks frprls1hmens IN Chesskes
eo1n-y A. 1urEarI. h-s bia
par1anft
JosssA Nekursy q MocaFsaia
lnts snsssncet 70 txo ye-rs in
Ggs Ny =. 1871 i.r = oely hAs
ssea & aatae a paroie
Aibsrfa sowsrs seat y he inin :
1i4l seA q ios girls FroFn - -
1877. non Cona1cas e unu. las
b k.Tsn . parole.
Cos MagssFg, set q LIE lalas
r.ai sraeoi Ter girls N5stms e -
is-a. MA clessAnt eoan has
bein esr ld
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-09
PARASITE AUCTION BRIDGE
WOMEN AGAINST WALTON!
That's What Democratic cAnn-
date For Governor Says: In
For the FzrmWonan. He
Tells Crescent Crowd

Crescenf. Set Mayer c wal
ioa q Oklzhona CITY. de-~craf.c
nozlnee Tor governor. bFan1-I -
-lies- the rrpuhlcaa stAseu~af &c ,ae
s,fse. hat he ~as 2iiied witA - r B.
ertson adziA.strat'on. and tsen c.
e-area hlmsslf 10 the - Or p
SAzvEee farmer a1cr a-if-ru
2do-ts1 ~ the democratic state con-
Eenllaa and also t,r lke 81 7sF ossf
~ 0lt - the tem4rais ia !
sZ@cch here to14y evening hs sAm-
paisn for s.scsion
The mayor SAID BE- kzf usrsf trn-
f-Er~t ~liA GsveFno- Ra1srisct
either he-ore O. slzoa tAs rrlm4rr
de dsn'ed that he was aitem gfns g.
run Ame.ican instlutioas. - as saif
tAe rsF1hiicaas rad cAzrsed
Reforms @ tAe cAarses 0f Joar
Fseits. his repaai.can op7oaszt thi.
he i In a Conspiracy ~ith ceFsTE g
Roh@rtscn. Walton ssi3 'Fslis ana
rs s4ns. en- . paFlor f.oor q a l1.ti
A. OkhhoIa Cay arr c-sTn.EIls
parasite uuctloa bridge womsa = nk-
lzhcmA CHS 1910 etabs 20 flshr as
WY
Baeaase stana fAr Tie wera .ne
wornsn q The city ard the vouss Z
The c-entFy vAo drag > foe-tes- i.o.
oottgE sack with a rope eru-l1 hsf
Easst These are ths recri = 40 1fs
lF porting ne. and Fie,ts cai's Their
Al-iIeksrs Mayor waiten oors aist
~ declaring taat F,el3s thr0nyh lo-
tsFransAn l--s-ois : osgoslnT tas
g l3.sss boa1s bal ant hores q a.
,sat q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-09
spOO<ERS PlCk CEMETERY
FOR LOVE MAXIM

Wasklng'Oa. sept So P-sl.c
spo. Mag has reached tAe l.ml. shea
the spoonsFs p.ck cat Arhastl y
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