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New Britain herald., 1922-03-02
TAXPAYERS ACCEPT
 TWENTY MILL RATE
Also Favor Sidewalk Construction
 as Proposed
YOUNG MATTED SKIPS OUT
Knights or Washington Order Elects Officers - Rev. Charles WychoT Taken To Hospital - Clarion Club Nccting-Notcs.

| The resolution of Selcctman Wil- liam J. Johnson calling for a tax rate of 20 mills, was accepted hy tho tax { payers at the special meeting. held last evening. There was no opposl. tion to the amount suggested Mr.
 Johnson presented q list of figures showing how this rate would be cana hle of meeting the estimated eSno1ses and leave small surplus There were some questions brought forward regarding the cost of the schools and whether or not it would exceed the l S45. .OUO as called for in the budget Last year, the same amount was ap- | propriated and at the end of 'he school term, several thousand dollars
 were added to it. Frank G. Osborne
 secretary and financial representative
 of the school committee, presented
 some figures which showed that the
 expenses this year would not be much
 over the amount called for. The sum
 of s20,053.29 has been expended for
 the first 10 months of the school year
 and with the end of the fiscal year
 close at hand. Mr. Osborne k, conf | dent that Si5,000 will carry the
 schools through easily. There Lave | been several added expenses which include painting, new text books, re
 pairs on the boiler, insurance and
 probably more coal for the portable
 building.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-02

Fresh eggs, 41c dog. Russell Bros -adVt.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-02

W ANTED-People of plainyillc to attend our great money raising sale. Never be- fore have Nou seen such great harCains that we are offering at this sale We need the money so we are compelled to do this. Read our handhills Sale stars Fri day. March !, at S!30 q. m. l. J. Brn- baum. Planvillc.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-02

BRAnLEY'S home made cakes doughnutS and rolls are for sale at Hopes store kenSington, Conn.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-02

TO ltENr-Four room tenement. all im- proNemcns Inquire 2 Canal St. or Tel 91, PlanNilie.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-02
GREECE RELEASES BOAT.
French Steamer Was Captured Of
 Asia Minor Feb. 12.

Athens, March 2.-Greece has re- leased the French steamship Espor which was captured by Greek tor pedo boat destroyer off the coast of Asia Minor on February 12 The Es- poir sailed from Piraeus after her cargo had been discharged.
 Frances decision to insist upon i'm mediate restitution of the Espoir $ cargo was communicated to the for eign office yesterday by the French minister.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-02
FULCI SUCCEEDS CTSARO

Rome, March ?. (By the Associated Press) king Victor Emmanuel to- day accepted the resignation Of Gio- >anni Colonna di Cesaro as minister Of posts and approved the appoint ment Of Lugi l'ulci deputy of the social democratic party to succeed him. Signor Di Cesaro resigned as q protest against the practice of sever al Catholic ministers in consulting Luigi Sturzo, secretary general of the Catholic party, regarding appoint mCntS.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-02
school Reductions

William Gallagher suggested re- duction in some of the school cx- penscs. Mr Gallagher did not favor the borrowing Of money by the town every year, as it reelected generally on the people and the interest was heavy, which caused the continual rise in tax rates. He thought there may be some possible plan of ccon- omizing at the school
New Britain herald., 1922-03-02

Fresh eggs, 41c doz. Russell Bros --adVt.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-02

lbs. best coffee, $1.oo. Russell's --advt.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-02

Fresh eggs, 4lc dog. Russell Bros. .adNt.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-18
PosTA REDAcIIEI

Mai multor socistati, Dior
vasile ButealA, nis Bogdan, D.
Sandru, @. Greavu, Petru Vera,
E. varga, 81 altor membri buni
Ei devotati d organisatiunei noa-
sire:
Scrisorile D-voastra, referitoa-
re la necazurile prin carl a trecnt
Uniunea in ultimul timp, lean
primit, insa Gu parere de rau tre-
bue Sd va instiintam ca nu le pu-
tenn pdblica. Aceasta din cauza ca
n am vrea I'd Sc creada ca ziarul
cauta sa influenteze delegate carl
yor merge Ia Adunarea Generala
de la Erie, Oar articolul de fond
din numarul de All al ziarnlul
explna Pc larg cnprinsul acestor
scrisori.
MOI vi mnltumi,n din inima
pentru cnratele sentimente de
iubire &c le aveti cAtre Uniune 81
|ziarr si VI promitem ca vorbele
Dvoastra frumoase, desi nu san
putnt face cunoacute pc Gale pu
blica, ID timpnl potrivit vor ii
abuse Ia cunogtinta celor ii drept
ii se va tine socoteala de ele Ii
Adunarea de u Erie. Multn-
Eniiri u salutxri ID tOti.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-18
Niste intrebari
D-lui Traian, din Warren, Ohio.

D-lui Traian, din Warren, Ohio.
DIE te rog, sti D-ta astoria
unui ON mare Gu capul mic ? Stii
D-ta astoria unui copil care deo-
data au vrut .sa devina .om mare !?
Stii D-ta ca din Plutoneri este
foarte greu ca deodata sa devil
la rangul de Generals
Eu stiu dragul meu domn ca
este adevarat daca ungi osia bine
nu scartaie roata.
Stu 81 aceia ca III ajuns ''Ge-
neral prin protectia a cativa
care Al cre1ut cdci asa este bine.
Pentru ca asa le-au dictat Batlea
Gardulescu care, dupa cum docu-
menteaza fratele Streza, multe
garduri neingrsdite a lasat prin
Cleveland.
Asa lea dictat 81 Sfintia Sa
D-nul Murasan, care in tara si-a
|incercat norocul nitand cele zece
Por,lnci. Oar 4 trecut prin riu 81
ils'au udat cartile. 81 Doamne udc
ii mai sunt 81 ii vor Fl 81 pc pa
mait 81 in pfmant. D0mnilor
Misionari, dictatorii dreptatei.
Stiti proverbpI romanesc care
zice ca mai intii sa iti scott parul
din ochiul tau y apoi 81 scott
bfrna din ochiul altnia.
81 daca parlal are radaciha
prinsa 81 va esle irnl,osibil de 4 ]
scoate de &c nAlf stat = VI We.
ldeti de Misiol1Fia pentru care
att fost trimesi y lasati pc cei
drepti "a sa eeIlte dreptatea. 81
lasati pc cei cprAf II inima d
|sufet g sa dplIres itele caci
| lD-voastra le 6Sesi mai ran,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-18

Moscova. Reprezentantii gu-
vernului de soviete an semnat la
Milan un cont ract Gu o firnla
italiana, in conformitate Gu care
Russia ii da carbnni in schimbul
materialelor de cal ferate. Sovie-
tele Sc invoiesc sa dea ca1,buni dc
100000 dolari,si uleiu mineral de
10000, pc canl firnla italiana sc
obliga a le da. trenuri, vagoane.
linii ferate, instalatiuni de mine
81 masini agricole.
Berlin. Cahinetnl german a de-
els ca poate plati numai 100000
de lire din ceeace datoreaza ceta-
tenilor din tarile aliate. Premierul
Poincare cere doua milioane.
Dublin. Sir James Craig
premierul Ulsterului, a TRIMS {
telegrama catre presedintele gu.
lvernului provizional, expriman
dust regretele despre moartea In
Arthur Griffith 81 spunand cu
vinte de sinrpatie la adresa la
Michael Collins.
| Mexico City. - Sc zice ca Sta
tele Unite ar Fl cerut guvernulu
mexican sa modifice~articolul 2
din constitutia tarii. La aceast;
Mexicanii au raspuns ca n'a'
timp sd conceapa un plan pentr'
modificarea constituted lor.
Calcutta. Maiorul w. 7
Blake, I'm aviator Ena4ez care
plecat sa ocoleasca pamantul,> 81
vindut aeroplannl la licitatie du
pa ce a ajuns aici, cumpar'indu-S
laltul nou, Gu care vrea sa-si cor
ltinue calatoria mai departe. Dan
sui si-a inceput sborul in "a Mai
81 spera sa ocoleasca pamantul i
timp de doua luni.
Il Constantinopol. - All s'a inct
Iput din nou 1ncercarile de a adj
ce pc Tnrci 81 pc Greci la cor
, ferinta. Comisarii aliatilor au ci
zut de accord ca locul conferintt
sd fie Venetia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-18
ON fucA oDIDfULu|

Nebunii din nastere nu Sc prea
vindeca.
g
Tn picnic aranimt de romani
intr'un oras din West s'a termi-
nat la Tribunal. Tocmai ca 81 Gu
adunarea din Youngstown. Pro.
babil ca romanii vreau sd intrea-
ca pc italieni in ce priveste um-
hletele pc la tribunal.
Grcva minerilor s'a aplanat.
Ce vor zice profitantiig Gu un
| motiv mai putin pentru urcarea
| preturilor.
d
Prietinul care-si canta lauda sa
canta solo.
u
Literary Digest face prObi
de vot pentru ca sa site pulsu
| publicului in ce priveste prohibi
| tia. Rezultatnl insa nu spun,
multe caci toti bootleggerii a,
votat pentru prohibitie.
d
| Daca fiecare ar primi atat;
cat ar inertia n ar fl destui bani
q
Scopul multor oameni in Wat
este sa n abba nici un scop.
4
/ Fiecare umbra in viata este re
: lZultatul unui scare ce stralucest
pentru altul.
Il 81
/ E greu sd spui: nu atunci cam
simti ca trebuie sa spui: nu, :
daca csti barbat. Femeilor IL
| mai usOr.
q
Fl, Multe dureri de inima sun
cauzate din faptul ca nu ascultal
l de constiinta noastra.
: .
Il o femeie nu intreaba cine
: castigat banii i'm cazul cand ia
1 poate cheltui.
t i
I'll I'm barbat cuminte nici can
4 nu gEhiceste etatea unei femei.
4 in prezenta sa.
Al "a
Il Greva minerilor s'a terminal
: lpublicul ii roaga foarte mult $
j nu-si ute tdrnacopul acasa.
"a
Daca lumea este facuta sigur
e lpentru democratic, de ce nu s
4 facut sigura 81 strada pentr
-Icopii! sl4.
l fG..
Il e gresit sa crezi ca baribat
t alesi de senatori spera ca acu1
: lie va Fl mai usor traiul caci n
q IvOr avea ce sd lllcreze.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-18
TRIBUNyA LIBERIA

ia ra6yjoa. .scsosto 50 pMblicd Gu
pldcere toate afticolele de SnteSes
general % ns-cn vsni d;nctard. Ele
treb1s snsd sd fIe scrse citet 5; nn-
MAJ pc 0 fatd q c0alei de hdrtie;
sd NJ cwprindd vorbe injMriodse
saw atacuri pessonale 81 "a NJ fie
mai l1mgi co cel ssNlt tres suite de
cMvimte. T0ate artic0lele 50 Ger a
fl semnate de cei CO u scriM. Manu-.
scrisele ~epsblicabile nv 80 snapo'
iazd.)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-18

~ y
D-nul General Traian dupa ce
prin apucaturi neschine ajuns
Ia rangul de General ell toate ca
stelele nu le awea IA gat, totusi a
facut intrebare la (Capitanul) |
Pres. organizatiei din care face
,parte ca pentru ce si-au retras
ofiterii din cioatara lor.
Eu te intreb die Traian cand
att fost chemati de prima data la
process tea intrebat omul legii Cd
ce vreai, ce umlbli, 81 pc cine
cauti, de-ce mai zis: Hotul?
Gu ce motive al stat in fata
legii? Precum procesul prevede
D-ta singur mai stiut. Motivele|
ti-an fost ca al umflat din umeri
81 al zis ca Generalii actuali sunt
prea de multi Ia conducere. Vezi,
die Traian, motivele D-tale sunt
foarte potrivite ell istorioarcle
amintite mai sus.
ST pentru motive de felnl acela
nici organizatie mar fl trebuit
81 n ar trebui sa-si lase oamenii
| lor sd umble de la Hala la cortul
din Youngstown 81 de la cort la
Hala 81 lara la cort, ca la nunta
taraneasca. Caci umbland astfel
numai rusine faci Neamului ro.
manesc fata de poporul american.
81 inca dllpa atata rusine de ce
nu prindeti Hotul, de ce vi mila :
Gu traista plina de documente
|de ce ne incurcati mai rau de
cum suntem? Cand din traista vi
'au cerut documentele de ce nu
| le-ati dat sd lie vada delegatii.
Gu documentele in traista adeca.
telea va jucati de-a Horea. Daca
lnu stiti caci Horea lea dat hui
Kemeny 81 Imparatului. A dat
d0cumentele necerute. De ce nu
lie dati 81 Vol ca sd prindeti
Hotul? Zice ca Ii mila. Vreti
dreptate! Documente aveti! De
ce vii mila de. Hot! Prindeti-l
dar nu facet alte nesdravanii.
Pc motive scoasc din buzunarul
D-voastra alegeti Generali.
Domnilor, MI facet ca ursul 81
mielul cand au mers sd bea apa
La r1u. De &c nu vi mila de orfani
de ce dati banul mnncitorului Il
misionari ca Murasan 81 toward
sului. D-nule Extra Presedintt
General. Daca ziua de maine vi
\ aduce vre-o nen0rocire ce fax
5 orfanii? Cui sd Sc adreseze At
. pus cea mai puternica organiza
: tie intro stare ca la turnul Babi
j; lonului.
Deci daca de pacat nu va te
. meti, fie-va mila de munca mum
; citorului agonisita de IA ami $
! mn DAFT ingamfatilor.
i Dea Dumnezeu ca pc ziua d
4 Septembrie 1922 la Erie, Pa,
toate Societatile sa-si trimeat;
oamenii Tor eel mai buni 81 drept
ca sd desgroape dreptatea, 81 pa
i catosii sa-si ispasasca pacatele!
j George Fulea
: Box 120, Beaver Falls, Pa
q August 16. 1929
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-18
|NF0RMAT|UN|.

Londra. = Vaporul Berengaria,
apartinator liniei Cunard, ajuns
in port Gu 0 elice rupta. Beren-
garia Isl rupsese aceasta elice in
timpul voiajului. cand lovit ra-
masitele unui vas 1nasipit.
Toxic. - Aseara s'a dat un CO.
municat Official in care Sc spunea
ca Japonia nu va imprumuta
Chinei nici un ban atata timp eat
dureaza neorinduelile din inte-
riorul granitelor eli.
Berlin. - Cancelarul Wirth,
intr 'un interview dat preset aso-
ciate, zicea ca guvernul german
nu mai este in stare saSi fmpli.
neasca obligatiile luate catre a.
liati 81 catre lume. DSnsul mai
spuhea ca greutatile eel apasa
snnt mai Gu seama scaderea mar.
eli germane, refnzul aliatilor d.
Al da un moratoriu san nm impru,
NUT, 81 chestia isgonirei cetateni.
lor Germani din Alsacia 81 Lo.
rena.
Indianapolis, I1d. Lupta C
era 50 Sc dea intre Jack Dampsey
ii Bfenan Il Michigan City, pt
ziua de Lsbor Day, ! fost anulatd
din cauza sanui ordin dat de gu.
vernorDl NcCray, care zicea "a
|lnpta lor M cite . expnnere .
|artei de box, ci . lupta pentru
h
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-18

asa poate mime ndo De buna lor inten sr societ
tle ot ~ = rsspundere Il Erie acei n sces
stn cheltua Uniune 81 societate trebuie ~ inssnct
deleSatilon oari yor ven "A Erie s
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-18

e gresit sa crezi ca balibatii
aleSi de senatori spera ca acum
lie va fl mai usOr traiul caci nu
vOr avea ce sd lllcreze.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-14
POWER COMPANY TO
TAKE OVER CITY PLANT

{ Oklahoma City, June iS.-C H.
Kretz, yice- president Of the Oklahoma
Power company at Okmulgee. has en-
tered into an agreement. with the
board OF trustees OF Welectka. Okla.
to take over the city hight plant
there, and connect the town up with
electricity furnished by the Okla
homa Power company over a high
line. The weleetka American says:
rDuring the past few years. it has
been cheaper for small cites to buy
their electric current rather than run
their local plant, and that Is the posi-
zion that Weleetka Is in at the pres
ent time. Okemah has entered into
Z similar contract with the same COM
pany."
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-14

world Congress has before i .
Bill which will protect and save this
important: industry. and il y the
duty OF every patriotic American to
demand that the Bill be enacted
Germany can compete hFe be-
cause she has the advantage OF large
production at lowest possible cost
German labor is plentiful and is the
cheapest and most efficient in the
world. America equalizes these adj
vantages By her ingenuity and in-
Iventivencss and could produce
potash as cheapiy If the ruling rates
Of exchange did rot work to Ger
n,any's benefit to such an extent
that the potash manufactures here
cannot compete with the foreign
product. Only by a tariff which
equzlizes cost can the American
potash industry be saved and this
country enjoy worldwide indcpend-
ence in the production OF its most
important fertilizer. Only By such
tariff can the United States enjoy
the independence for which It's best
blood was shed in France. Having
defeated Germany In battle, will
Americans stand by supinely and
see her conquer their country in
commcrces
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-14

@ERMANY has no hesitation in
II telling the world who won the
war. According to the view
point OF her potash manufacturers
'shs laughs best who laughs last"
Their viewpoint is plainly shown
when they use such a picture as the
above, with It's caption, Fleet OF
Potash Steamers from Hamburg to
New York Hzrbor." They admit
without shame their intention Of
dominating the potash market OF
the United States.
This emphasizes the fact that
they do mot regard the tremendous
deposits Of America even as COM
petitors. Spurrcd by war necessity.
America commenced developing the
immense potash deposits in Ne
braska, California. Utah and other
states. from which can be taken
enough Of this invaluable fertilizer
to meet the demands OF this coun-
try. for thousands of years to come.
But the potash industry here is
what may be truly called an Infant
industry" and must needs be care
fully niirsed until quantity prodr-
ton makes II capable OF successfully
competing in the markets OF the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-14

Leader Classified ads get results
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-14
WALTON DEMOCRATS
FORM STATE LEAGUE
Fistfight Occurs At Conference
Held At Oklahoma City;
Ben La Fayette To
Direct

Oklahoma City, June ia rio
was barely ayerted at stste-widt
.meet of Walton democrats today
". l.. Alexander, from the r. II
kwilson headquarters, interrupted tns
proceedings and demanded the privi-
, lege Of making speech Chairman
Lafayette finally restored quiet BY
promising TO allow Alexander 10 adj
fdress the meeting later. but not until
"a fist fight had occurred and further
. violence had been threatened against
| the intruder.
The meeting was held on invita-
| tion OF Ben +. Lafayette. Of Checo-
tab. former state chairman OF TIM
democratic party. and was partici-
hpated in by about fifty prominent
democrats from various parts OF the
state who were asked TO counsel upon
the mstter of organizing Walton
| for Governor club. Lafayette was
elected chairman and A. E. Moseley
OF Cherokee. secretary.
L. Line Up for Walton
Speeches were made by Judge
Tom Neal OF poteau; Charles Whit
taker OF McKintosh county; c. n.
Kendrick. OF Okmulgee: Senator
Clark Nichols, OF Eufa,iia: Mayor
Ryan OF Enid: d. B. welty OF Okla
homa City; Tai Milwee Of Krebs:
C. r. Cain OF watonga: Guy d. Tai
bolt Of Cherokee; A. w. Baldwin OF
Shawnee. Editor Martin Of tho
Okmulgee Democrat. Senator Frank
Carpenter OF Bridgeport. n. p.
Maxey OF Muskcgee and others. All
the speakers expressed the belief
that Walton Is the hope OF the DEM
ocratic party in Oklahoma this year,
on account OF his progressive views
and having the support OF the radi-
cal elements. The immediate result
OF the conference was organization
OF statewide club TO boost the
Oklahoma City mayors candidacy
for governor, with the announced
further purposes Of organizing clubs
in each county in the state. Ben La
fayette was chosen president OF the
state organization, and a resolutions
committee appointed to draft man.
ifesto to the democrats OF the state
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-14
HOTEL ARRIVALS
IoNE HorsL

r. Luscn, Kansas CITY; J. 7
Booth. Endicott; II. G. Dodson, In
dependence; A. L. Hill. Topeka,
Kansas; X. RWm. Hert, Kansas
City; c. l.. Brown, Mortified, Miss;
NJ. W. Cozart and wife, Oklahoma
City: r. II. Zumaman. Kansas City;
Paul Vincent. Lincoln: NJ. s. Decker
Enid: !. +. Daukins. Enid; Ben
Cohen. New York City: g. III. Far
long, TT. Smith; |. r. Teter. TT.
Smith: Pat Kilday. Dallas; r. +.
Hensley. Ell Reno; w. J. Horney,
Rochester. n. Il; J. o. Hobart,
Brooklyn, N. Y: l.. e. Kats. Chi
cago; ]. A, Black. Arkansas City;
J. +. Johns. Enid: c. o. welch. Kan
sas City; w. r. Crawford. Dallas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-14
'HuVT TRAFFIC N FAKE
TEACHERS LICENSES
state Education Board Probing
the Sale Of Certificates
Among Greek In

| Bristow. June IN. 1A.-Iliesisimafc traf-
! fic In genuine Oklahoma statc teach
| erx' certificates Is charged and u said
| to be the basis OF an Investigation
begun here by two memfers OF the
state board Of education and an oper-
htive working out of the state attor-
ney generals office.
T. T. Montgomery Of Chickasha-
and D. J. rHarshall OF fiago. members
OF the state board. and Jack Johnson,
representing the attorney generals
office. are here examining witnesses.
most Of whom are negroes,
/, II Is understood that number OF
apparently genuine certificates have
been sold to negroes In the Bristow
area and possibly throughout the
state by negro who poses as an ac-
credited official.
PROBE to Be State Wide
While the trio OF state officials re-
fuse to even hint Of tbe nature of'sheir
investigation, II + understood that
the probe here may be the first OF a
series OF Inquiries 10 be held over the
state and possibly into the conduct {
high officers in the state aiministra-
ton
According 10 Information avsila-
BILE, the investigation was segnn fol-
lowing the receipt OF an anonymous
letter by the attorney general post
marked Bristow. The letter was
signed y. b. Donohoe," according to
information OF a semi-auiaentic ma
sure. A Bristow postoffsce box was
given as the address OF the sender. A
check Of this postof.ice box shows
that no "Donohoe' has -snted ii.
While the sessions OF the three
state officials have been conducted in
secrecy 1t has been learned that at
least one certificate. signed by botn
r. III. Wilson, president OF the state
board of education. and ". T. Dodson.
secretary OF the board. haa been found
here in the hands OF persons whose
legitimate right to hold II is ques-
toned.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-14

THAT-AND WEEDS
His garden he began in March. \
And worked ike one inspired;
But though he started well. find
All he has grown Is tired.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-14
WOMAN DRIVER HITS MAN
AT TULSA AND KILLS HIM

Tulsa. June a4.---H. o. Elrod, be-
iieved - be from Fairplay, Mo. diec
here after being hit by an automobile
driven by Mrs. J. G. Hollis. Mrs
Hollis appeared at the county attor-
ney's office to describe the accident.
County Attorney Seave- said no
charges would be filed against her as
he believed the accident TO be un-
ayoidable. Elrod died at a local hos
pital withou; regaining Consciousness.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-14
CAdren Cry
oR FtErcHeR'S
Q AS T q RIA
WHAT NEWS is

WHAT NEWS u =.
IF ANY ONE HAS
Robbed bank.
Lost his wife.
Made speech.
Bought a Ford,
Paid his subscription.
Lost his mind.
Broke his neck,
Piowed his corn.
Bought a farm.
Wrote q poem.
Told The truth.
Been to town,
Got-rich.
Moved his residence.
Had . fight,
Seen Charley Barton.
Or
Been to church,
1T IS NEwS-Send it TO the
DAILY LEADER, Phone rs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-14
CARD OF THANKS

We wish TO express our heartfelt
gratitude and appreciation % the
many trends and neighbors for the
Kindness shown and the floral o.
ferings during the sickness snd
death Of our little daughter Nell
vernoa.sIr- and Mrs verhon Hsws.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-14

BE SOME CHANGE. 30.
With longer skirts wen have to wait
Till the wind blows.
Then only get fleeting glimpse
OF their silk hose.
Leader classified ads get regults
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-14

some men never amount to much.
and others manage somehow by the
grace or God to get the right Kind OF
wives.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-14
POF.OU ROUND
Guthrie =
to Denver

Drive or ship your car 10 Denver.
Take scenic trips in your own car.
Colorado has fifteen National For
estS with auto roads, trails. beauti-
fui free campsites and good fishing.
vogy Tow summer railroad fares
should make this Colorado vacation
year.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-14

Also 1t Is understood that teachers
certificates were sold inciscriminately
at 800 each. Certificate. obtained
legally after state teAchers' exam
ination cost but ~ each.
Investigators are said 10 be work
ing on the theory that one negro,
prominent among his -ase in this
locality is the source from which the
Illicit certificates are coming. That
they have enough evidence to con-
vict this negro on a serious charge Is
believed to be a fact His arrest. IL
is declared. is being delayed until in
vestigations reveal the man or men
higher up"
Whether the Illicit traffic in teach
ers' certificates extends over the state
is still TO be determined by the in
vestigators. 1t was understood here
that findings OF the officials here
were sent to the office .. the attor-
ney general on Sunday.