davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-13
Six Hurt by Bomb in New York

New York. April l3.-Six persons
were injured last night when bomb
exploded in a tenement hous" at us
Eldridge street. on the East Side. de-
molishing the stairway between the third
md fourth floors and tearing a large
hole in a wall Of one Of the apartments
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-13
MAN INJURED IN RUNAWAY
EGG Aarbor Resident Run Over by
Cart After Horses Erlahtened

Egg HarbOr. \. j., April 13.--Sam-
vel Eldrcd. thirty eight years old, wa,
severely injured here last evening when
a pair OF spirited young horses attached
70 wagon loaded with ton OF sand
o"rsme frghtcneid and dashed away.
, Eldrcd was hurled under the wagon,
poln wheels passing over his chest
,rushing eight n ribs and iniuring hin,
tt91,ernaiiE. was taken TO the Egg
srcoT cr;.,co' iiospi where his condition is
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-13
Seeks Maid and Missing Apparel

Efforts arc being made today to find
n Negro maidservant who left the
house Of Mrs. l.. Harrison. !326 North
Broad street. about the time 5000
y.orth of dresses disappeared.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-13

DO YOU WANT 4 USED AUTOMOBII T."
The classified columns Of the Public Ledge
list some OF the best bargains to be found
in l'sed Cars on page 2I--idr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-13

M AZ Ar IHE yE1Y Alrlcl.E xou ARE
dsH Nv 49, ~ 4 = " er Sale column =.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-13

MISS FRANCES HOWARD
MISS eta THORP
Are applicants for the Summer
School for Working Girls at Bryn
NlRwr. Miss coward lives at 2O5S
Fast Allegheny avenue. and Miss
ThOrp at SPAS R0rer street. They
are frequently mist aiken for sisters
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13
HARRISON AS LIEUT..

Whv Walter Harrison wants ~
- lieutenant governor ~ the
state : one 4 those nel2nchols
mysteries that press more and
more for solution Rn; Il larrl-
Sau vsntS fhs lob We cerfslnh
an1 sincerely are for him lie ;
trillixu. and possesses poise and
honesty. Moreover. ss prrS,d-
ine officer ~ worii l.vsn al.
corn-fel legislative proceeding,
he can hfn1 parliamentary
points with Tier atV'eriiy q kil
Murray. ui'h fhc aside1 a>,
thar belongs - = man ~ iuns;e
r finsmeuf and rnlf1re >1ch a
mar. II rour~e. would ~ 0n' ~
ulsee Il the senate holy. INT
could doubtless uork refarna. -
any rate Harrison con'a is'
trusted nn- ~ wait unill me
governor isfi fhe state ir order
Il rnt over panhandlIrg ~ :
relating % bonds paroles si'd
h,s own u.oekeih-'-sk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13

Tl.e ahale ra-sI 0r.d . p = 'e-
-eli - u1ress. 81 ther~ i an -
E4rslieie1 soiun.e snt .H.e1siis = de
fer1iae,d. = ~ an-ry. rrolesi. snsi az
osa,noas sNsr4 = = Ok 11ai.o1ai e''n
yerezces. r-leresi grass.Egs rse4iiica'
uosesnenis a. praI8 Eza1a- S1ea .
safraol canaog 11f arrest chr si,ea-
isaA lates.1. E o~n.snts sur earet4'
ssls a. ea41ala1ihsa 4 = 81 IKE
> hal 81 ulliiioa sisof snt r1sEeiis
sase1<a1ezi mez have came io'seinei
Aa1 t1n8ed ftensefxes ilis seilst
41.o-x s,c.s.ies farm tarezas. s1d -
sariA. - Ia sarsicieus cause
Inse>ssgsiio1 = Ihe s-asert eooriu
sse.y PROVES tat. sAAe l1ere : mcce
exerss4Esnrll o. grievances and ms
caacrglAen - resnet.ss. he farmers
are rsti IN complaining = sHonss
i.1g enl-re4 znt rsti la h1s1rs that
&. : fe1sIoie a. relieve iheir is ~iit
eezrcs % tie r~s. = he ccuu1-siy
4Ais telas tie case .. an Industry
fast coasrbgies. y ne rau material
fern sla1e. 1s,e1, o1esAirt q tie Ia
uo14l s1aU1l wealth. prs11ciion s-9
: re meazs q Nselinooa q a.-o1i -
per cen; o. lie G.opa.si-oz- & s %
tio1s thai the sahse1- : o1e = gave
cuocer1 No un's co g1e farmers
make ~ oae-h8f q lie Ea;lc1- tni
he Eell-te.ne q: lie o.hef Asl. De-
peats upo- iaez
- long as sc have nx.ic1s. gtst
political ecooory u.ll an az = l.rss
1eeree = 1atic12i sl~iCiencs Gs1
se.f-corf4lzzenL Rose fell SHEA tls
foc1 s-7Fiy Vas too Ear ner.cv~5 fro1
.te he.-y. Ike ter. ps sl4l destroy
or oNa 1sr.c1.fCre an exfeat or
sources e food osf1nfig 2r3 rrec1r.-
slsly. Z ne CO III see e Z. thai oar
farDers are ueil a.d fairly paid fof
iae.r services IAf fAr- sY~s ne
na:son zea as we' - food C.tes
sersve fAe.r vitality snt are fcreref
renewed fron lie coszfry. t-t an lin-
r.sve-iste. cQ-ntrFs'gie exports 1te-i-
gt1ce a1t retains 1nirteti gene.
o.iy he iozer grades - mentality
an character vii remaln en- G. sres.
fae fsrns. uulc>s sEricuiirre = cagctls
= berg r1rsle8 ai,s crzfe-.r,e-f s1i
ade1uste ccn7en~si.aa- Henge 10 en-
tifter ans img.orerfsa the farmer s %
81 % art ccri8u'uste tae stfsi
soz-ccs - fhf rfslon
TIE v2- severed cc1tsnr' nsiy boz
r-ptacfivliy q ne f1rras DESPITE
aerc1iex1 e-orrs. sgrsr1lf8r4i Ifs.dus-
iioa str; criy sew weeks 81 nc.,hs
. est &. cc-suEuTficn- a-e last cay
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13

q tn<sr prccucts te csherx
Para prot1cfs are gsnsrslly mar
ke<e1 a. the sks1 there - Q ca
Sesuo1 u bsrk us1xpsrrEriss ss3
1nAlce-~h~n c1rs A.. zocey are
srarre TIE curcon<. N Exzy H.
sranc@s. 4 thar re farmers NJ s1ly
SCI sEier press1rr. sni fter<<nr< al
. disads4ngzgs. bar are rsmp~lird -
take farfler retucsieas IN net r~garE>
n arser 10 meer fAe charscs ~ TIE
service - ssorins. transpertin<. hnsne
snS. ard ultimsfe marketing . Aist
-karseS they claim. are efisa erces
ave. hear hessily n bofh consun<f
sns rreaGser. ana ere sz6~r tie caa-
n Z those perforsaing the services
Il 3 frue tkst they ars relieved a
ne rsxks q . chaagiEg n.arkes hs
ss:lrs a. once hOs fhey are caiss wfis
lrg q take tnr l1fascrsc,- cn.ne~,
n the farorsele ere alse = theirs saa
thes r4r retssn ~ themselves . p4rl
- he sr-vice ctarSes that are ari'
forrn. ln sos-1 Ye41s s1d lad. sita
hlgh prlces ard Iou.
Waite. IN the Eassh. The faruaer mus
ssl. re-ardlcss q market cniiiiaaS
a. the ume - tie maturity - crOfss
l.s .1nnos sa>t~ad prsaaeI,en - ,eis
he Ausi - % producing Il te : ~ =
n living and /. tAs ~esid : - exist
The m.si De cau ~ = o. curtsn prs
t1cgisln . litiss or alter - serta. AIS
iAst-hes-~se - : Ia ihe cark a. Il
TIE prots1ls derA,d Or Ais gs.-is-
WAY he oniy - jump from tie frsiAs
par lnfo tie ere. tsking TIE corsOme'
via hin.
Fven tie dairy farmers ~hsse eat
pot i rol ses soDAi. ccsuriaia thst the'
fut themselves ~ = d.szdVsniagt =
ne nsrkei.as - fAeir precaciions
especially rss mlik. because - -
hlgA casis q tlsrioagio1. waicA the,
musi uiilnaie,y o~ar.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13
OVERHEAD TN BoB.s 5 COURT

Federal lnsiee Williams fle-
nreS thar 81 takes - vents o
minute T. run the felera, e'nrf
IN the Eastern district when the
sa>. should not pc more than 81
cents and as sn Illustration points
orr -hst ir 2 motor theft ease
tired the other isv Bin Cramp.
attorney FOR the defendants tx
ne.forssei 9o0 times sn honr. or
i.pa1 ,imes 3 day. CT 2.oao 'lmc
- ,he two isrS 4 tho trial.
snSins an expense 4 % cents
4 minute SEXUAL splitting time.
i, = understood that Judge
Williams takes ont time. which
esnro; h. charged a. an expense.
whenever h. delays proceedings
10 make q few exiemporaneors
remarks.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13
TIE BANK
GUARANTY SQuABBLE

County Attorney Hepburn. IN
a statement from Okmuigee. ex-
planning The Judicial dshAtle
savs State Bank Examiner Frsd
Dennis wss - have been IN
aietei~ and tAs, another high
state cffIeial was or ;he list
Dennis has resigned. hur this se-
,ion ! NOT likely 10 temper me
,-r%a ~ = -rw grand sury The
f1gnui-se iampn> hrf emqhs-
.szfs TIE contention offered
numerous .i,ncs hy The Leader
reSnetiinc the state guaranty
fund. II the isw j. had IL should
either - killed or remedl~1- u
,he fund h4s been looted ne
guilty should ~ .srreiei ouf. i
-hs state hznkirr hcsri warrants
s-e "a II vi;sl.zei thar ta.f AIN
should ~ known A. the present
time ths-s are thousands q. hank
seoositors ir Oklahoma seriously
hurt hv hank failures u 'afA
AZ .o r. PAID in hsrsin- far ~
warrants they would Ike some
Information a. % whether ihe>f
warrants sre worth Ge-nna
~s-h Tha state alrrais has
ar -~-. .rr~ 8 hundred
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13
HEPBURN FEARS A RIOT
tContinaet from Page ID

here with two deputies 10 begin
an examination of the books and
records Of the defunct Bank Of
Commerce. when asked what he
intended to DO. We viii begin
a thorough examination tomor-
row and If il takes six days or
six weeks. We viii stay on the
job until it is finished"
Two 81 his deputies. G. T.
Miller and G ]. Alexander. came
10 Okmulgee today with Ex-
aminer Parkinson.
In the absence Of G. G. Seaton.
deputy bank commissioner IN
charge of the Bank Of Commerce.
who went TO Oklahoma City yes
terday TO attned the argument
before the supreme court in the
reeeirership matter. Mr. Parkin-
son said he coDld not begin the
examination Of the banks records
until Mr.. Seston's return tomor-
row.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13

them n place fer the purpose OF
arnexing big pay 5obs with cor
porz,ion< Every candidate FOR
state office Skonlt - required
u ir>ke oath ihSi Ae Wlll b.
satisfied with his salary nniil
fired or crazksSi State office
should not be isSF.i = 4 Stepping
store II great Weziih tseor.r
>hc-. succeeds Freeing and b.
purposes - ran for attorney
general On The record made ly
f.areetive Charley Ms<ioud.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13
III


~eu ttst tie farmers sre stirring
fh.nkiae and uniiins as peSer before
"a eradicate these Inequalities. thes
are subjected - stem econo1ic tee
fures aud are me-, wiit The aceussiioo
thar they are temantlng- and are Ire
recip ipieuis =. special privileges let
us see xhaf privileges the government
hss cenferret On Tie farmers Mach
hiss beer Gsace q Section 6 % TIE
clayfnu Antitrust Act. Which pcr
norfed 10 permit then 10 combine With
iumunliy. unter ce7a.n ecnc.;.ons
Admitting that. noninally. his ex-
eap.len was n he nature Q. specisl
rrlxfIe ege. though I think . was - n
srnesr1ace rather than In faci.-we
~-t that the courts have neii.net I
hy j1acisl Interpretation. WAY should
rot ne farmers he permiiiet 10 ae.
compasa hy cooperative meihces What
othe- busiDesses are already ccing ~
c,-cpersiioa N ne form o. 'ncorpors-
snra i.ifbe proper for men q form.
~ fusiol % existing corporations -
otherwise. a corporation thsi controls
the eniire prctucilon - cem modify.
~ isr-e par ot i. why : j noi
r-co~- far <rorp = farmsrs % uniie
,or tie marketing - th-lr eerum"n
rro8rrss. either In enc ~ IN several
selling sSenciest Why shcnlt 2, -
--hf for hundred Thousand corporate
sharehaidsrs 10 direct - o. - er 20
per cen. u a Industry. and wrrns Tor
hundred fhouSsud cooperative
farmers 10 control = DO larger profcf-
ton 8. the wheat crop Or coifoa. ar
suy O;her prcduc;t
The Department G. Agriculture .
o-sen snoken cf as a sr.ecizi concession
70 tie farmers. bot IN - commerci4i
results. 4 Is g IS moeh ienefi 20 ihe
hure-s ard coos0mers q agricultural
products as 70 the producers. Or esen
more. do 10, suppose tbs; anyone
cnx,oses tie benefits that he farmers
derive from the educational and r.
search work - the department or The
heip TIA; Il gives them 10 working o1i
Improved cultural methods ard p-zc-
does. III deye.oping be,teT yleidiaS ~
rie.ies through breeding ard selection.
n Introducing new varieties from re
more nsrss = the world and adapting
them 10 or climate and ecoao1nic coa-
di,lon. ard n oevls.nE practical meas
ures Tor the eiiminSiion - control q
dangerous and destructive animal aud
p,sn, diseases. szsecr pests and The
ne All these things nznlfesfiy tend
"a stimulate snd enlarxe prod aciion.
and shelr general bene1csl e-ecis are
sogI01s
II 4 couplsinsi that. whereas the
az restricts Federal Reserve hanks
70 three months tine for commercial
psu~r tie farmer = allowed sx
months On lis notes. This q not q
special privilege. bit merely such .
reco<rs.lon e business co1fiticas a.
makes 1. possible fer country banks
% d h1si1ess with country people.
ne crop farmer las only cne turn
over a year. While TIE merchant and
r,s-usacturer hare rany. Incidental
". po.e that the Feoer.i Reserve
bard has .ust Authorized TIE FED
srzI Reserve hanks 10 ciscorlt export
p1pes FOR a period q SIX months. to
ro->fru 10 TIE nature q TIE essi-
aa<s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13

Lei "a thea. coas.ter so1e q ne
farmers Eriess1ces s1t s<s ia fAf
sksy are real In dag 50. re s1ccic
rszszos- that. wAlie there kzTe se~a.
ard SIN are. insfsuces q parFosssai
abuse. re s1S5eS sAeulc al hs sP-
prozSAea xish sny senersi lmratstior
- existing dissrstutise asene.es - de-
uher1tsls lnieztonal orpressioa. ~
rather wisA re coacspsioa that gss
z.rkesiag e farm prctacss Aas oss
esen sodernired
Al sacieHs esil. at a perslsfesf
one. Is the uneersrsdfag q farm prod-
acts via re res1lf hat WAat tie
farmers sell as q ere e1sIigy % ~
SD IS .; a hlgher. Th2f th.s sc-s e
eAicsnsFy sAoslt persist 60 any In
p.orsang sale n these DAYS = oasi-
aess iage.r.gy would seem alnost n
crecltle. "a, there = uDcA ssldenoe
that i coes - persist Exea - !
write. tie ntUSp4pers snnceace ne
49, c+te-as- - ettttAA 49, +NeH-- -
New YORK Pro1rce EreAaage for eK-
psrIiHg % Cer2sns As ~ : wheat .
~Aeie - Iple1t & sTss>is irfsrisT a1es'
1ixet ~Ilh cats. ch4r ssd sle nke
AnoxAer evil : nat q lnAccurs;e
veigA.zg q fsr.a pret0ctS sAicH- Il
10 eASrse1. : sol,etszaes = U4tler o;
disno1ess .steziion and scEaetlm~s 81
prV;eegiss pe4ey oa re pau 8: TIE
local b1yeT. ~ho tears nat e nsy
-wegh oug~ mere ;h4n he -0e.gls y.
A srelie- sf'.ya-oe i fha, ~ pres
ezg TIE 6ell farmer 1as l.ile er n
c01sros over The slue and oan1iiious
.. marketing Ais proeacts. 9TH ihe
result tat as = oties underT4lt Tor
hls produces 2zd us-Aiiy cVeretarr~d
sor ua1rkssi1s service TIE Ter
eace te.weez uhas tAe f4r1aer re-
ce.ses ana shat the consuner pays
orsen sxcv~3s al possibility = irsti-
1cztion- 70 cite ngle ilusirziloa-
Las; year. accl-ting 10 tglrrs attest
- ~ tie railways aid tie growers.
Georsa N1terneio1-rz'sers received
"a The average IS cenis tor a fneion.
the railroads gos L. cents Ter carry.
irg Il 70 Ralg.srore and the consumer
.uld oze collar. leaving -9s cents fof
rle service x marketing and IL risks
as lgzins, 90 cenis for growing anc
Transporting The hard anaais q
sar-a-lise are p.eie ~iih s1ca CON
1e1ssres oa tie crs1ene>s Y pres
en- practices
Nature preserioes that the farmer ;
-gaods~ nus. be fnsae5 within two
or three suo-fts q he wear. 2hile
n-ar eszi sEi sttrzge liuitzfiens ge1.
erzily compei AIm 20 sell them si fhs
sane time As rule ether irdlstries
are "a . co1tnnors 0rocess = fnish
sng goods f0- The markets, ihex o.
srsbrie - ,sey rTctDee. and thsy csa
rar-1u rrotaetien uifhouf iss great
Htury "a themselves or tie camma.
n'ty. tai II the farmer restricts rs
or.pn.. {. = uith clSssfroas coase-
orenceS. both 70 himself a-s 10 iAs
c0nlr 1zifs.
Tie average farmer Is busy u.th
T.-o3uttica ~ re major part - ~.
year. and hxS nofh.rg 70 sell Ths
bulk q his cEspuf cones On tire mar
he: A. cace. Because = lack u s,cr
sgs facilities and e financial support
the farmer cannot carry hls goods
;hrongA ne yezr and dispose o. them
a. they are clrre1tiy needed II ihs
grea; majority q: Gases. farmers hsvs
o. e-irDst sso-1 se-in uare1o1ses znl
eieva,ors-sn3 ihe 11ahcisi czrryia.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13

Tie Re5 Cross e7eezrc-s % -c-k
q ! co-or@-zriFs 1xsfs via a.
c1se- o-Ez-izztiuzs Ard tcscEs =
iczx estzh-ishe1 c.oiscy & c-e15ti1g
o.As- orzzsra-io-s nth ter ac-i-
rstse< Il a. zry ts7e the Red Cruss
-s-ssre< eretk f1- ~ksf Il las -
61,s. = sko8lt - bor,e /. zi-s =
also r~oexes sl2ze for ~hzf Il 6oes
- g z-s bo<h hap7-. i spite q
every esso-z % tse cozrzrr-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13
y = = = = = = ~
BED cRoss NOTES

zzxzxxzz - : : : Z ;
-A4 =. VI. C. c.Eo las --11e q
ze-se-sui zssr-rzsus g e4sE t-7-tss
f-~ - Res Crcss- Tt=y re7e q
sr-tay IL Ctoshss-s ri-'7% ~
ss-s-sl sars Tse Res cross case
e---i-,ee sss,s re-v S-z-e.ul sor re
s.f,--s q tAese i1sses = ee1z-t o.
,hs -it,ie c1ss - ro-i. oiss-E'iss
te re-r -ezEe-.y r-rFit-d tor-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13

xhle h4-e ~ez- ever tae Res Cross
r-oEr11 - e1-se-Tice Ee- viz t.e
se<-essrr Nr Nezi i ass =
LeEio- -z- 1r5 u8s u co-fsc- with
fse lcczl octice q tse LeEc7 xhsis
here he expresses hz1se.f ss IL
c@e-.-s,r -el rlsase1 ri : ihe xzy
~ soi1ser prooiez = seisg hsn5ls'
4 LoE1a c.a-tv.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13
Kansas City Produce

hans4s City. Feb l3--Ecgs
unchanged. fIr~ts &c. butter.
unchanged. creamery. 5ec. pack
ing. lSc. Poultry, unchanged
hens. 1ie: springs 25e Potatoes.
Red River and westerns. sl-15c
200. lowsr grades $500 i6o
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13

The craranfy banking fund
wi.l he s burning issne IA This
summers campaign Candidate
are side-Sief i..ng i BOW. hu- 3
few Semesiers beyond The iie~ ~
Maria the zsriran.S for ofiice
.are going 30 meet the ropie.
elecklinrly bald and fuil-hi0eded.
~, -. f.,s---,r-S
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13
tNARk((}


New Orleans. Feb l3-Coifon
and rice markets cloaed here 20
isy-hClidsy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13

Ssr- JoA, D. Neal s,ecizl re,-e-
se--zrfre q tAe Red C-css & -
Lezis. ss~a- Friezy = G1tAr-s Al
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13

Leader Classified Ads. &c: Results
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13

Mrs McDoagail. who * VISIT
ing her relatives near Szralps.
has decided that bellies letters
needs '-fhe uplifi u Oklshons.
Accordingly. she has organized
an -Oklzhomz Writers Guild. =
composed al writers 70 one in
Oklahoma ever heard az. wirh
the possible exception Il one or
two faenlrv members cf the
state univsrsity- Why the Hon
orahle Al Jennings WHOSE latest
hook has Just received a column
review N the New YORK Woril.
should b left off The charter
membership. J. hard 70 under
stand. Perhaps. Al made IN
mad hy esshiug IN on his reiet-
-ion sli~<
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13

George Schwzte. e Nowz.a.
has q hOrderei meaning nsyl
story IN 4 political weekly am
norncing his candidacy for ? y-
e~n0r 10 succeed John Fields
who still j deciding rot - run
Schwabe takes a taking pirfnrr
presenting 3 first haleony ttras-
button pose with ia elid-s s
though in salute az The Amer. sr
Legion. >chwshe J. ssii - -
-cool and collected = IN ihe sforr
enlogiEine his pr0wess lie may
be that and more. hui ne rh.nk
he j making 3 mistake in allow
ing Denny and Davenport 20
dictate his overseas policies
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13

Is the idea 70 deliver Car6i-
slafe Walf0n q rhc VOTERS over
tie h0sv II lake Brooks,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13

Not = Demecraiit guhrrna.
torial candidate Thus far ar.
houncs,i. has touched upon the
subject Il insurance IN oklahoma.
Il j 3 vital topic Missouri has
lowered her Insurance rates ten
per cent. and Kansas has follow.
ed suit with q II PER cent. emf.
The old hijaeking rates s;ill arr
maintained in Oklahoma.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13

The Literary Digest j Per
forming : great Seryice this
year IN Publishing exhaustive
studies of the nations which
formed prominent factors in the
disarmament conference. ]; has
ALREADY treated Japan and China
and The last issue has 10 40 with
the France Of Fiction and II
FAe; France and the French
are presented from the viewpoint
az the best American. British and
French authorities The story is
deeply engaged. Editor Woods
is cSnsing the Digest u hit OF 81.
cylinders
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13
Some Aspects of the
Farmers Problems
BY BERNARD NJ. BARUcH
4nIS7J
tRsPslnset from AtArsis HSnsklyl
Ey BERNARD NJ. BARucH

tRssrlnisa from AiA.rsis sSatAlsl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13

Vic Harlow j. graceful and
Sil1Nc n hi> innklng. lie >
Justly the dean of the state 5
intelligence. This from Vic
psr,akes al 3 Mencken flavor
"Govrrnmeni depends npon those
who understand. and ~ohligA.
fioDs which resis upon citizens
may readily be avoided If The
citizens 50 elect. Il j a con
crete hypothesis These seif-evi-
dent truths crowd FOR expression.
II one knows what one means.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-01
Annual Reunion
Williams Family

BOMBAY, Sept. s0.-One of the en-
joyable affairs that are held annually
is the reunion of the Williams family in
this section of the state. At this gath
ering the absent sons return to greet
their parents, old intimacies are renewed
and loving hearts and hands welcome all
Not only do all the Wiliiamses attend
these annual gatherings, but their friends
and neighbors from all sections of the
country and the attendance is usually
around the 1000 mark.
The reunion this year will be held at
Bombay, the date being next Thursday,
October 5th. The exercises will be held
in the court house and number of good
speakers win be on hand to entertain the
crowd.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-01
Okaloosa Fair to
Be Held Saturday

CREsTVIEW, Sept. 3o.-The county
fair will be held Saturday. October
7th at the court house in Crestview.
There will be no admission charged nor
will there be any side shows. 1t is an
exhibit by the people of Okaloosa county
Of what can be done in the county. Com
munity exhibits win be made by a num-
Der Of communities Of what is being done
in their community.
The club children have done fine work
this year in raising pigs and chickens.
corn and gardens, and in sewing and
canning.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-01
Meigs Establishes
Business in Milton


MILTON, Sept. 30.-Mr. and Mrs. c. G.
AIeigs, formerly Of DeFuniak, and more
recently of Valparaiso, have moved to
Milton and expect to make this city their
permanent residence. They are located
for the time being at the Exchange hotel
where they have commodious quarters.
Mr.. Meigs will develop wholesale and
retail fish business here, dealing in fresh
and salt water fish in large or small
quantities. He has purchased the old
Keyser office building below the Helmar
landing and is having it worked over for
his present use.
Election Is interesting.
. While there was but one contested
place on the official ticket voted last
TUESDAY. that of tax collector, more than
usual interest was taken in the election
and a total OF 125 votes were cast. with
Judge L. NJ. Rhoda for clerk and NJ. N.
Fisher for councilman leading the ticket
with So votes each.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-01
MARIANA

MARIANNA, Sept. so.-Afiss Rebecca
Moore left on Friday night for DeLeor
Springs. where she will have charge OF
the primary department in the public
schools.
Mrs. John Burton returned Saturday,
after most delightful visit with friends
in Georgiana and Alabama
Mrs. A. S. A. Davis and Miss Rebecca
Davis, who have spent the past two
weeks at White Springs, returned home
Tuesday.
Ex-Clerk Of the Court w. e. williams
was a. visitor from Chipley Tuesday.
Miss Dora Calhoun, superintendent OF
the Baltzell hospital, together with Miss
Fannie Conley, will return Sunday and
be here at the opening OF the new Bait
zell hospital on Monday.