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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-15

fer a long momenf. Falrehild said
nothing. then as Harry came from the
staging, he moved % the elder mass
side
I'll cldnt quite catch the Idea. $
came at last, Harry pointed With bis
sledee
"I'ye heen noticing the vein, II
keeps turning 10 the left. II struck
nae that II might ave bfanchea eR
from the main body and that there's
bigger vein over there soneerss
Well just ave TO make = Try FOR II.
It's our only chance.
"And II We fail to ind II shsref~
s'lf II alnt there we're whipped -
II was The first time that Harry had
said the word seriously. Falrehila
pretended not TO hear. Instead. hs
picked up drIil. locked Al its point,
then started toward the small forge
which they had erected just at the
foot Of the little raise leading 20 the
stope. There Harry Joined him; TO.
gssher they heated the long piecss of
steel and pounded their biting faces
10 the sharpness necessary 10 drilling
IN the hard rock OF the hanging wall.
tenpering them In the bucket of wa.
ter near by. working silently, slowly
hampered by the weight Of defeat.
They were being whipped; they felt
II in every atom OF their beings hut
they had not given up their light.
Two blows were left In the struggle.
and two blows they meant 70 strike
before the end came. The next morn
ing they started AT their new task.
each drilling holes nj points fise feet
apart In the hanging wall. TO send
them In az far rs possible then ~
the end of the day to blast them out.
tearing away the rock and stopping
their work a. drilling that they might
muck away the refuse. And day after
dag. each. without mentioning Il to
the other, was tortured BY the thought
Of that ofFe- Of riches, that mysteri-
Gus proner OF wealth for the Blue
Poppy mine tortured like men who
are chained In the sight OF gold and
cannot reach H. For the offcr car
ried always the hint that wealth was
there, somewhere. that SquInt Ro-
dane knew Il. but that they could not
And II. Either that--or fat failure.
Either wealth that would yield Squint
hundredfold for bis purpose. or a
sncer that would answer their offer
IN sell And each man grItted HIS
teeth snd said nothing. But they
worked on.
October gave up lis fight The first
day Of November came. 10 find the
chamber n wide. vaeuous thing now.
shelterlns stone and refuse aud two
struggling mem nothing more. Fair
child ceased bis inbors and niorped
his forehead. drIppsns from the heat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-15
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ensetidefed ~ ntutted labor ienE
moment. sh<n:
Harry
~Aye."
~I'm going amer Inc other side
We've been playing haiti hcrsed game
here"
i've hsen thinking that. Roy
Thea I'm going 10 tackle the seot
wali was Il the hank TODAY"
"Neh."
my balance Il juss two hundred
Harry clawed al his mastaehe
~ws're nearing the end. BOY Tackle
the foot wall
They said no more f'airchlld with
drew his drill from the swimmer or
straightforward powder hole aud
tnrued far 10 the other side of the
chamber. where the sloping foot wall
showed for u few frt before II dlyed
unssef Tie muck and refuse Spot after
spot he prospec,ed. seddeniy 10 step
aud bend forward. Az last came an
exclamation. surprised. wondering:
Harry"
The cornishnsn left bis work and
walked 10 Fairchid's side. The
younger man pointed.
"po You ever OIL up drili holes with
cementT' he asked.
~Noi az I know of. whyr
There's one Fairchild raised his
cad and clipped away the SETTER sur
face of the rock. leaving a tubular pro-
tuberance OF cement extending. Hsr
~ stared.
-what the bloody 'ellr' he conysc-
tured. ID you suppose Then. with
sudden resolution spriii there
Cad a'oie OF 10 one side a hit and
drll there II seems 10 me Sissie
Larsen put Il ole or soInethins~I
can't remember. Hut drill. Il can't
do any arm"
The cad ehipped away the rock.
Soon the drill was biting into the sur
face OF the font waIi quitting time
came: the drill was In two feet. And In
the morning, Fnirchild went Al his
task again. pounding away at the long.
slx-foot driil with strokes that had
behind them only muscles, not The
intense driving power of hope. A fvut
he progressed into - ssot wall and
changed drilis. Three inches more
Then
Harry"
"what's 'arpcnedY The tone or
rairchud's voice had caused the
Cornishman to lean from his staging
and run 10 Falrchlld's side. That
person had cupped bis hand mud was
holding II beneath the drill hole. While
into It be was pulling the muck with
the scraper and staring al w.
This stufr"s changed colorw he
exclaimed. "If iodts llke---'
"Lcs me seer The older man took
Z portion OF the blackish. gritty mass
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-15
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Fairchild did not hesitate. Scrip
ing the watery congioineration inte
a tobacco can. he threw on his cost
and ran for the shaft. Then he
pulled himself up. singing. and dived
into the fssxh-msde drifts Of new
storm a. he started toward town !;
nor did he stop to investigate the fast.
fading footprints Of nome one who
evidently had passed the mine short
time before.
Into town and through Il TO the
scrambling buildings o. the Sampler
where the main products Of the mines
Of OhatIi found their way before 20
Ing 10 the srnelter. There ne swung
wide the door and turned to The little
roem % the left, the sanctum Of
xh!tshs!Eaa, aI@szt toItsE!nG e!a gaa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-15

lsdkAss sue ssiae IL water snxtysix
for aIsllngalshins top and ie~w wst-
srs rhs nafsaa AZ ailnss nas called
the atisnslan " Operators 10 INV ims
paFsaneu ia sseafase pfudHsslon s~e.
uFas. fluid level data. she bse ~ ~stsr
ANALYSTS. a. we'll ~ 70 tbs nssa u
nffeesisslr ahanapninx wslls and ~
tho hAfm ~ eontlae~a swabbinw fsw
pfodustian
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-15

marriage more difficult. serious atad
religious.
o. Increase legal obstacles 10 pre-
vent easy divorces,
4 Criminal prosecution should
follow divorce suits when evidence
l. submitted regarding improper and
criminal conduct
.. I.eTiaiass 70 paniah indlyliuala
who break pp homes fnpfison the
yamp
9 Let church and state cooper
ase to secure uniform divorce laws.
Rev Dorna remedy SINNERS down
70 this: We must make people be-
have.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-15

Dllieuaaass. headaches, hiwswd No.
ior had breath and coaisd loau~ ~
simost c~ffaiu 70 bs pressnt wttn !
mass of hsst.pfpdueins psdlsse>ei
food IN tbs stomach. pstsy thlhAixte
Tablets kssp ths dlxessus ornshs -
tist and tho syst~m M - f1ns. ppr.
vsd ~ possDns Not hahig fpFniIa1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-15

Mrs. J. NJ GaskiIl. Etna Green, Ind,
writes: = suffered from seysre back
acho and sharp paint. ! could nor
stcop over. Fniey Kidney Pills rive
ne such relief thar ! can not praisa
thtm too highly" This standard
remedy for kidney troubis and BLADDER
ailments can be tsien with absotuts
safety. Sold evsfywhsrs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-15
TEXAS MAN nEFusEs
A HIGH HONOR

Washington, Aug, ls.-.Joha r.
Kirby. Houston, resas. has rendered
his resignation 70 Prss' .ent Harding
as member pf the issaxAlian CEN
tennIal commission. HI aaid he
would BE- unable 10 90 10 Rio De
Janeiro on account Of sa, mess az
fairs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-15
WHAT Y0LKs ARE
SAYING

Samuel 0onsperS-~o Organized labor
Is always Fight.
senstor Tom Watson. Georgia - !
think | am . gentleman.
Mary Pickford ~ American people
take their work too seriously.
Any Housewife --aI dcnt know
where all ths dirt comes from.
---
Roger Babson Street railways
have cessed y y public plsythinss.
i"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-15
FOR OVER 40 YEARS,

HALLS CATAHRH MEDICINE hiss
ossn uss1 ssiccsssfuiiy n ths treatment
ExiIIo cArARRM MEDICINE con-
R4llev4s ~ IocAi apelIeAiion. ara the
ynsesS,Ai n6GIrtne. 8 Tonic. WfIirn ntfe
4hSough I'm Mood on tke AGscOue 8uf.
faeoA th0e reducing ~ iAfammAsioq.
:, ~ w ~ drpgxislo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-15

and held Il close to his carbide IN
looks like somefhing-It looks Ike
sonethingl" His voice was high. en-
cited. "I'll finish the ole and jafa
enough dynamite In there to tear the
insides out Of II. I'll give ef ell.
But In the meantime. you take that
down to the assayer r
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-15
SAND LOG Of lIl
WELLS IS STUDIED
Bureau Of Minss Works on
Problem Of Water Control
Now; the yexatious
Thing

washington. Aug fs~-An area
which Includes about ITO wells in the
Texas, oil fieId u under invss-
tisation by,, me United states nureau
Of Mines A complete series OF
sand sections IL IN tts iSreSess Of
c0nstrucsion. and this Il expected to
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-15

W;n5nr Glenn voIlya~-Ifeil " a.
lake of fire, but The devil himssi.
never goes near the place.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-15

Mayor OF Havana Americans cotne
to Cuba FOR the benefit Of our balmy
climate
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-15

HvAnaelist Paul nAdsr Nobody
siczls Kisses any more. thcy don't
have TO-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-01

what makes girls run about the
way they do?" snarls a petulant
club woman, aud a timid exchange
suggests they may be trying to find
their mothers.-Kansas City Jour
nal.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-01

Everyone occasionally runs across
one of these talkutive travellers
who love &c relate their experiences
to anyone who will listen to them
During a trip across the continent,
a prominent United States senator
(whose name we shall keep Ia conf
dencel, encountered ono OF those lr-
repressible spirits.
The bore was lust describing a
scene i'm the African jungles when an
attack was made upon him 10y a
ferocious tiger and the fact that his
listener was paying little or no at
tention TO his words ala not seem
TO bother him In the least.
mot "a sound could be heard
throughout the forest repeated the
bore for the fourteenth time. "Thc
dense shadows, the solemn stiffness,
the soft rustling OF the leaves I'm
the trees. were alone sufficient to
fill the bravest heart with dark fore
holdings. But suddenly a huge. halt
starved tiger appeared before mo
not 10 feet away, The animal.
startled by my unexpected appear
ance. crouched, about TO spring
There was but q bullet left IN my
gun Nothing daunted, | aimed de
''' '''lN A'A hhAn NANNN| anu lANAk
The animal fcll" Tho speaker
paused dramatically.
Fell, hey" yawncd the senator
YEARLY, land what did no trip
over2"-Judge.
A lawyer earning about $4,000 a
year was insured for $50, 600. He got
s~hipwrecked once. and was rescued
by a miracle. As soou as his raft
reached land he cabled 10 his part
ner:
81 am saved. Try and break #
gently to my wife."-Los Angeles
Times.
Charlie was cashier IN a bank I'm
n little country town. He had boen
engaged to May Brown, but. alas.
n rilt came in the lutte! They quar-
relied.
And please remember" said May.
In tearfully naughty tones, as she
handed back the ring, that when
we meet again we meet as perfect
strangers"
A few days later the fair maid
entered the bank 10 cash a check
OF course. Charlie was on huty H.
took the slip Of paper, eyed II back
and front, and then, instead Of
counting out the money, handed
back the check.
His time for revenge had come
I'm sorry, madam he sale
coldly, but 1t is against the rules
Of the bank for the cashier 10 cast
checks for perfect strangers. Yol
must find someone In town 70 iden.
tify your Chicago Herald.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-01
Laughs Make You Live L0nger-HerpS a Page of
lust Folks
THE PARADE OF THE YEARS

Slowly the years in gay parade march by
Viewed by the men and women in a throng.
stand among them as they pass along
Seeking, as they, some pleasure new TO spy,
A tinsled hour to hold my eager eye,
A minstrel evening with hi, merry song,
Perchance the waxen figure of a wrong
Shall stalk the streets of life and leave "A sigh.
Still. as a child intent on novel things,
watch the hours and days and weeks pass on,
Blessed with the JOY the brilliant moment brings,
Frightened by all Of grief | look upon,
Yet finding always some sweet charm which clings
Some wonder day to treasure when it's gone.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-01

WHICH GOES to prove.
THAI THE small bull pup
AND THE little boy.
HAD MUCH more sense,
THAN THE grownup'.
FOR EVERYONE knows.
THAT A small bun pup.
OR \ large bun pip
LOVES LITTLE boys
AND Is their friend.
AND EVERYONE knows.
THAT 4 little boy.
WHO HASN'T been frightened
by SILLY tales.
THAT GROWNUPs tell.
HAS A lot OF love.
IN HIS little young heart.
FOR A friendly dog.
AND THE boy you saw.
AND THE dog you saw.
WE'RE SIMPLY moved.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-01

"Hey, there" yelled Gap John
son OF Rumpus Ridge to an APP
preaching motorist. Head them in
fcrnal children off, will your"
The oliye branches whom Mr.
Johnson had been pursuing ducked
out Of the big road into the brush
with yclls Of decision.
stranger. co'minkup. "Dd you in,
tend TO punish Them"
Not presizely. Their Aunt Lyd
dy from over AT Tenderhook il com
ing this evening She always wants
10 kiss the children for some reason
or uuthcr. and me and wife sorter
aimed to get en- scrubbed up for
the anecdote, Liddy's got right
smart of money. and mought let
loose of some Of It IL she felt she
was properly entertained. - Kan
sas city star
An old negro went TO the COVER
nor of Tennessee and said, "Massa
guy'ua, wo's mighty po' this win
ter and An wish YOU would pardon
NAH ole man.
"What was he put in for2" asked
the governor.
stead OF worRiu' 70 It, that
good-fo-'uothin Niger done stole
some bacon
III he's good for nothing what do
you want him back for?"
"Wcll, you see, ives all out Of
bacon aE'n,' said the old negress
iunoCCntly-Los Angeles Times.
II was late. The door bell rang,
The doctor opened the door. expect
ing n request for his services,
Miss Caroline Tompkins?" said
the late caller.
Miss TompkIns was the doctors
cook.
she has retired" said the doc
tor.
This is for her" said the man.
handing the doctor a package from
which peoped flowers and buds and
leaves.
lone Of the cooks admirers" the
doctor muscd, has bought her a
bouquet,
lie walked into the kitchen and
placed the package In a basin. An
indignant cook stood before him
next morning.
Il wish to give notice. she an
nounced, I'm not stay another day
In a house where some varmint puts
my new hat In a dish OF water
Kansas City Star.
what makes girls run about IN,
way they do?" snarls a ~petulan0
club woman, and a timid exchang,
suggests they may be trying to find
their mothers kansas City Jour.
nal.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-01
We TOWN. GOSSIP

Den X {. H-On the street. the other day net a woman leading o n
chain "a small bull pup, plump sleek and beautifully groOned. From
the opposite direction N "a young woman at whose slide capcrcd a y yellow
haired yiungster, not a whit less sleek plump and wcl cared for. Boys and
dog spied each other and made for each other az Is the way with boys and
dogs Each Of tho women hurriedy pulled away her charge, evidently In
fear OF infection, the n for Tor pedigreed pup, the other for her Better
Baby. Would that you could have seen IT,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-01

"i"' ~ H. ''OrmhN'
by = warm impulse
AND ia. h''io boys nave
. ..
New Britain herald., 1922-09-13
FEAR NEAR EAST TROUBLE.
Anti Christian Agitation There 1!
 Causing Much Agitation.

Athens, Sept. 13,-Disquieting ru- mors are afoat on all sides, causing uneasiness regarding the Near East situation
 It is reported that the Turks in Thrace encouraged by the successes of Mustapha Renal Pasha's army in Anatolia are engineering an anti Christian movement.
 Encounters have taken place be- tween Bulgarian irregular bands and the Greek detachments along the border near Nevrokop, and it is stat ed the Bulgarians were driven across the border.
 The citizens of Athens apparently do not yet fully realize the extent of the disaster to the Greek army in Asia Minor.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-13
NEW K. OF C. UNIVERSITY.
Incorporated in Washington, Chiefly
 for Service Men and Women.

New Haven, Sept. l3.-The incor- poration of the first Knights of Col umbus University in Washington was announced yesterday at national headquarters here by Supreme Sec retary William J. McGinty, the new university, which is believed to be the first of it's kind in the country will be known as Columbus Univers- ity.
 It will specialize in law and the Arts and Science and will operate chiefly for the benefit of eX-service men and women. Its course will be conducted in the evenings,
New Britain herald., 1922-09-13
U. s. SENDS HELP
Amer,can Destroyer Bringing Supplies
 to Stricken in smyrna.

Constantinople. Sept, IS (By Asso- ciated Press. The |. S. Destroyer Edsall has left for Smyrna bearing a deck load of supplies including flour and condensed milk, furnished by the Near East relief for the starving ref ugees stranded there.
 The destroyer was dispatched 'o}. lowing receipt of urgent appeals from the American relief workers in .sny. rna, who declared the lack of food stuffs threatened to cause riots, and that there was the greatest suffering among the children, many of whom had died from starvation.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-13
REPORT ON WRECK
Accident Near Worcester Was Caused
 By Stones On Rails.

Washington, Sept. 13.-The bureau of safety of the interstate commerce commission today reported the results of it's invstigation of derailment of passenger train on the Boston and Albany railroad near Worcester, Mass. August resulting in the death of two employees.
 The accident the commission found was caused by the engine of the train striking rocks on the track, but there was no direct evidence as to how the rocks came upon the road bed, although five small boys were known to have been in the vicinity throwing stones.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-13
AMBUSH IN DUBLIN
Two of Attacking Party are Captured
 -Onc Fatally Shot.

Dublin, Sept. 13.-A daring am- bush of national troops in Curzon street yesterday resulted in the cap ture of two men of the ambushine party. One of them, Sean Mcl,Noy was fatally shot. Another repupHcan and a civilian were wounded.
 In an ambush of national troops at the canal bridge at Brumoondra, two privates were wounded and two "om- en and a girl were injured.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-13
NEW HANDBOOK ON
 CHUCKS PRINTED
Skinner Chuck Company Turns Out Aid to Booklet Regarded as
 Text Book in Schools.

A new pamphlet entitled. "Ques- tions and Answers, printed by the Skinner Chuck company, has just left the press today. The pamphlet is a sort of catechism of chucks, how they are made and what their uses are and is supplementary to the firms booklet, "Chucks and Their Uses"
 The booklet and its supplementary pamphlet are printed for the use of trade and vocational school instruct ors. The first booklet has been adopted widely by colleges. vocational and industrial schools and boards of education as a standard text book or chucks.
 It is felt by the Skinner Chuck company officials that this new pam phlet on questions and answers"
New Britain herald., 1922-09-13
CAUGHT AT WORCESTER
John Guianskas, Wanted Here for an Alleged Burglary Committed Last May, Is Under Arrest

sought by the local police since last May, for an alleged burglary at the restaurant conducted by Jesse Beloin on Church street, is under arrest at Worcester Mass. Yesterday Sergeant Matthias Rival received word that Gudanskas was in that city and he communicated with the police, with the result that Gudanskas was ap- prehended. Sergeant Rival left this morning for Worcester to bring the young man back here for trial. Gu danskas waived eXtradition.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-13
MAY ELIMINATE "OBEY"
Fight is Now Taking Place On Word
 in Episcopal Marriage Law.

Portland, Ore, Sept. 13.-The word Obey" has retreated step in the Episcopal church of the United States and if 1t fails twice more before pro- the Episcopal brides of 1925 will have to go along into married life without 1t.
 It suffered its first rout yeste etday in the house of bishops at the general convention and now it goes before the house of deputies. Defeated there, it still may make a last stand before the general convention three years hence.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-13
GREEKS WILL REMAIN
Several Thousand, Disarmed. Are to
 Stay in smyrna District.

Constantinople, Sept, 1S (By Asso- ciated Press )-Several thousand dis armed Greek soldiers still remain OF the peninsula west of smyrna be- tween the Gulf of Smyrna and the Gulf of Scala Nova, according to ne Greek military mission here. Bot with what is described as an adequate armed force protecting the seven mile wide isthmus separating the peninsnls from the mainland. The Greeks say they expect to remove these troops to home ports direct from the penln- sula.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-13
DOUBLE WEDDING TO-DAY.

A double wedding ceremony was performed at oclock this morning ill St Andrews Lithuanian church. by Rev. Edward " GrilSis, when Aleck Sausansecia and Miss Mazda lene Matulis and Adolph Cejories and Miss Petrucella Rizauskas were unit ed in marriage.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-13
INDICT WIDOW IN MURDER.
Toms River (N. J.) Woman Is Ac-
 cused of Staying Husband.

Toms River, N J., Sept. 13.-The Ocean county grand jury yesterday returned q true bill against Mrs Ivy Giberson of Lakehurst charging her with the murder of her husband on Aug, 1 4 last,
 Giherson was found dead in bed with a bullet wound in the back of his head Mrs. Gihersons story that burglars had shot her husband con- fiieted in so many points that Prose- cutor Wilfred H. Jayne cause her ar rest on a murder charge the morning the crime was discovered,
New Britain herald., 1922-09-13
Miss Virginia Cook Likes It!

Miss Virginia Cook of New York says Royal Guaranteed Roach Powder Is the best she has ever used. T got rid of them quickly" If you are visited with reaches remember the name Royal Guaranteed Roach Pow der DOES destroy all roaches If you have them now get can TO- DAY. 10c & 25c. Sold and guaran- teed by The Dickinson Drug Co., advt.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-13
TO SING FIRST MASS.

Rev. Father Cibulskis, M, S., who was recently ordained to the priest hood, will sing his first mass at io;3o o'clock Sunday morning at St. Lithuanian church. He will give the papal blessing at the close of the mass.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-13

will be found peculiarly serviceable
 in aiding instructors and in directing the attention of students to those points and principles concerning chucks and how they are used, which practice and experience have proven particularly essential.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-13
TURKS TAKE BRUAS
No Untoward Incident Mars Taking
 Control of Old Capital.

Mudania, Asia Minor, Sept. 12 (By Associated Press)-The taking over by the Turkish nationalists of Brusa the ancient Ottoman capital, was effected without untoward incident. Halid Bey the Turkish commander, gave a courteous reception to the three al- lied officers who went to Brusa from Constantinople in anticipation of the Turkish entry and promised the al- lied representatives that no harm would come to the minority popula- L On
New Britain herald., 1922-09-13
Clynes New Paymaster
 In Public Works Dept.

Frank Clynes was appointed pay master and assistant clerk of the board of public works at a meeting of that commission last night, and began his duties in the office this morning. MT. Clynes succeeds AL fred Schade, resigned