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Arrivals at and Departures from
Foreirn Pcrts.

AARHUUS, Nov ARRIVED. str Helmer
Morch dam. Galveston.
ABERDEEN, Nov e-Arrived. str Moselis.
AGUApILLA. Nov 1o-Arrived. str San
ANTiILA. Nov s--Arrived. str Lilo. New
sailed 10th. II AM. ctr Munargo. New
York.
ANTWERP. Nov s--Arrived. str Michigan
Sailed 9th, str slSlpton Castle (Br). Gal
MONMOUTH. Nov iO-Arrived. str Rhode
Island tBrJ, Norfolk and Halifax.
BARROW. Nov io--Sailed. str Appomattox
OBJ. Philadelphia
BARRY. Oct 3i-Saiicd, str Grainton (Br),
BoRpEATX. Nov T-saled. str Pipes,one
County. New York.
sailed 10Th, str Niagara CFr). New York.
BREMEN, Nov ARRIVED. Gtrs Yorck
fC;eri. New York. eth. Cliffwood. New Or
leans: Gaffney. Houston; schleswis lIolstein
BrENos AiREs. Nov fo-saiied. str va
sari tBrJ. New York.
CARTAGENA, Nov io-sailed. str Tivives.
hrriycd 10Th. ctr Mlneola. New York for
ciIERBouRG. Nov 5--sar.d. str omphsis
Gsri Philadelphia.
CHRHTfANfA. nov G--Arrived. str Bjornc-
ford ,Nor). New York.
Arrived sth, str Dosins CBrl. Port Arthur.
sailed 10Th. str Helig olav tDan). New
CHRrsTGANsANp. Nov s-Arrived pre-
viously str Bergsdaien CNorl. New York.
cIENFU EGOS, Nov l0--fn port. str HAM
mac, probably for New York.
CLYDE. Nov ii--Sailed. str kasenga tBr).
Vancouver.
COLOMBO. Nov 10--ssilsd. str Luceric
O3rl EoHtoH and New York.
CRfsTOBfL. Nov 10--Ari7ved. str Borg
iun (Danl. New orleans for Valparaiso.
Sailed 10TH strs Lima CSwl, from Antwerp
ior los Angeles; Nunrio Ctrom GslvestonJ,
Seattle; Strstiorna (Brf. Jacksonville
FOwEY, Nov i0--ss,led. strs Olaf Maerrk
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AMERICAN PORTS.

BY MALL
RASGOR. Nc, Nov s-Arrived. str SelwYn
Eddy. Norfolk: schr Ida Gibson, Boston
V VCLs2ks POINT, Me. Nov o--Arrived,
barge Molino. Philadelphia.
DUTCH ISLAND. RI, Nov 1o-Arrived.
barge wiconisco. Philadelphia for Provi-
dence
FORT PoI,;T. Me. Nov 1o--Arrived. tug
Carlisle. Philadelphia. towing barge Temple
land left on return with barge Enterprise,
calling at searsport for the barge Exeter and
at Portland for barge BasD.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Nov 6-SaiIed, schr
Samuel w Hathaway. Boston.
LYNN, Mass. Nov lO-Arrivec. barge
Northern No 81. Norfolk.
NORFOLK. Va. Nov 9-Sailed. str Everett
Boston.
barge Panther Creek, Eligabethport
NEW LONDON, CT. Nov 10, AM-SaiIed,
tug Cheektowaga. towing barges Nos tSl,
1s4 and 1es (from BOSTON,, i94 and sos (New
Bedford for New YORK;.
PERTH AMBOY. NJ. Nov 10. Noon
Sailed. tug Lehigh. Boston tfor orders).
PORTLAND, Me. Nov 2-Salled. schrs Mel
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FOREIGN PORTS.
IEy N1ail.l

HALIFAX Nov s--Arrived. strs Elisabeth
Maersk dam, Norfolk; oxonian tBr). Bos-
ton for Liverpool; schr Cecil. Jr (Br)' Bar
bados.
Sailed sth. str Andalusia tsy). Santiago
and Kingston.
MONTREAL, Nov 9---Arrived. strs ANA
lienborg DAM. sydney, CB; Tuscolo utaD.
Halifax.
Sailed 9th. str Karmoy (Nor). Gaspe.
PORT ALFRED. Nov e-Sailed. str onda
GtsD Aberdeen.
QUEBEC Nov n--Arrived. str Empress OF
France (Br), Southampton and Cherboure
Passed in Father Point Sth, str Manehes-
ter Hero (Br). Manchester for Montreal.
Passed In Fame Point sth. strs Bsilygally
Head OBJ. Dublin for Montreal: 9th. Elos-
som Heath OBJ. New York via sydney for
do: Canadian Carrier (Br), Cardiff for do
Passed In Belle Isle 9th, strs Canada lBr). =.
from Liverpool Metagama tBrl. Glasgow
for Montreal Kenbane Head Br), Liver
pool for do Canadian Mariner tBr). CLYDE
for do: 10th, corinalto CBD, Glasgow for
do.
ST JOHN. NB, Nov s--Arrived. str varg
(Sor). San Domingo.
sailed sth. sclir Henrietta simmons, New
York.
York.
SYDNEY. CD. Nov s---saiied. strs Kanhou-
raska (Br). Montreal: Livenza QtaD, from
Montreal for Messina).
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Advertisement.
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rAssENGE. STEAMERS SAILED.

ARABIC CBr). from Naples iith for New
York.
AssYRIA C3r). from Glasgow sth for New
ork.
BALTIC CBr). from Liverpool iith for New
York.
for New York.
HELLIG oLAv DAM. from ChristiAnla
10th for New York.
York.
MAUNC;ANUI Cpr), from Sydney. Nsw. 9th
for San Francisco.
MONTcLARE (Br). from Liverpool 10th for
Montreal.
NIAGARA (Fr, from Bordeaux 10th for
New York
oRDUNA tBr). from Southampton 10th for
New York
PARIS (Fr). from Havrc fitl for New York.
sCYTHIA (Br). from Liverpool i1th for New
York.
vAsAR1 CB), from Buenos Aires 10th for
New York.
New York.
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AMERICAN PORTS.
LEY telegraph


mohr CBr). Yokohama for Vancouver for
BosToN, Mass. Nov fo--Arrived. schrs
ford (and sailed during the night IN tow.
Arrived iIth, strs Kentuckian. Baltimore;
North Land New FORK; & winl,reolsn p,son. ip' Vis9'
&C. via Norfolk: Vancouver Maru tJapI
Clyde. II pcvereaux. Philsdelphis; Me.
Te,Ts: tugs Director. Norfolk. towing barges
Joseph j Ilorii and one other for Fort Point
plymouth. New York. towing barses L e "
snd is: Triton, New York. towing barges
Malvern (for Lynn. Pohatcong for Port
iandl and Cohocton afor Parkers rla,si iat-
New YORK. towing barses Chancenor. from
weehawken. and Robert + Van Wickle, from
Perth Ansoy, and conerees soTsnS ssrses 1St Potts
town and Marion deft barge Wiseonsco AZ
Shields Edgar F Luckenbash. Pacific ports
Via New York; Titan (Br). Japan end
China Kentucklan. Baltimore dor Pacific
'v. Arrived ft iith. strs Prince Arthur CBr).
sailed ioth. Pm. s,rs Rapidan (e). rhiis-
dsiphis: san Gil (Brl. Havana, &C.
Sailed iith. str Courtois. Norfolk: tug
Tsmaqua. towing barges Tulpehocken. Salem
and Mngo Cor rhiladelpfia.
sailed -iith. strs 'Courtois. Norfolk; Chick
ahonilny (Br). Liyerpooi Montpelier. Bal.
timore Bristol. Laniberts Point; Maravi
tBrl. Banes: Seatonia Tr). Portland
phiisdeiphla baltimore and Hampton
Roads: Ontario. Norfolk and Baltimore.
Sailed 1tth. strs City OF Norwich tBr).
Philadelphia and Baltimore: City OF Rome,
Savannah Gudrun Maersk DAM. Norfolk:
Herman Winter. New York Indian; Phila-
scythia CBr). Hamburg and Antwerp Via
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Hampton Roads;
Montoso. New York: Murillo .brl: Halifax
and Glasgow; tugs Battleboro. Norfolk. tow.
ins bargcs Chcnango. Northern No IL and
Tennessee Oast two from Lynn Covington.
Norfolk, towing barges Ohio and Pottsvllle
(latter sth) Mary O McNally. Millville. tow.
Ing barges Rita Mentally Cfrom Lynn and
Agnes McNelly: Plymouth. from New York.
towing barges l. a W G Co Nos tfor
aaiem) and II tfor Portland) Wind At
Highland Light. W. 10 miles; cloudy; smooth
BALTIMORE. Ma Nov ii--Arrivcd. strs
Nelson, Matanzas: ssntore. Deiquiri West
1sleia, philadelphia and Norfolk. Winnie
come New York and Norfolk.
sailed ii9th. ST. Middlesen, @ por'isnd' 3nr, p,u,
dclpria; schoharic. Liverpool via Norfolk
Bcsserncr City. I,ns Angeles; George Allen.
Los Angeles via Philadelphia; PHILADELPHIA,
New York. Esther weems, Georgetown.
cEBU. Nov ii-sailed. str Edmore. Ta-
eVI'Id VCHARLEsTox. SC. Nov 1i-Arrived str
Santa Rosa. Chile; Polarine. New York. Mo-
hawk DO land proceeded for Jacksonvie).
Sailed ifth, Persier (Beis), New Orleans.
HONOLULU, Nov ff-A rrived. strs Nan
king. Hong Kong: Nile CBr), do; Niagara
CBr), sydney for Vancouver: Clan Mac
JAcKsoNvfLIfs. TIa. Nov ff--Ayriv.d,
str Iunia,a. Baltimore tand sailed on ro-
sailed ii,S. str, LAX. Trmere. Boston:
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Sure Way To Get
Rid of Dandruff

There Is one sure way that never
fails TO remove dandruff completely
and that is to dissolve it. This de-
stroys IL entirely. To do this, Just get
about four ounces of plain. ordinary
liquid arvon; apply IL at night when
retiring; use enough 90 moisten the
scalp and rub IL in gently with the
finger tips.
BY morning. most II not all OF yeur
dandruf Will be gone and three or
four more applications will completely
dissolve and entirely destroy every
single sign and trace, Of IL, no matter
how much dandruff you may have.
You will find, too. that all itching
and digging of the scalp will stop In
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lustrous, glossy, silky and soft and
look and feel n hundred times better.
You can get liquid arvon ct any
drug store and four ounces is all you
will need. This simple remedy has
never been known TO fail.
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arrived here yesterday with coal bunker
afire.
LONDON. Nov 1f--Str Navigator lBrp.
from Clyde via Bermuda, IL ashore near
Tampico.
MOBILE. Ala, Nov 1o-The United States
Shipping Board str West Segovia has oeen
chartered to the Waterman Steamship Lines
of this city. On her initial trip from Mobile
the vessel Will carry more than 5000 bales
OF cotton for Bremen and Hamburg.
MARCUS HOOK, Pa, Nov IA tank on
str j \ Pew, lying at Sun Shipyard. Chester.
exploded this morning, killing or lnJuring d
number of men.
NORFOLK. Va, Nov 1i-Fishing str North
cumberland arrived here with engine trouble
Schr Lillian Kerr is reported OF cape
Henry with loss OF both anchors.
Str Mrnsomo. Galveston for Baltimore, ,s
reported rs miles Sc of Cape Hatteras with
fire in No . hold. Assistance has been sent.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Nov 10-The United
States Shipping Board sold the str Nyanza
20 the Nyaaza Steamship Co OF Wilmington,
Del.
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fines tho right OF the ballot to actual
workers, whether with hand or brain; To-
peasants and TO soldiers. Many of
those now lin trade were until this
year. OF necessity In these preferred
classes.
The Government has issued strict in
structions to election officials that the
following persons should be prevented
from voting in this years elections.
Persons who employ hired labor for
the purposes OF profit: persons who live
on unearned Increment private dealers.
traders and commercial agents. clergy
men. monks and all employees Of relig-
ious cults
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Bangor.
Sailed 10th. tug Wyoming. Perth Amboy
Ito repair.
PROVIDENCE, RI Nov 9--Arrived, str
Corsica, Norfolk; schr NJ Turner. Jaclcson-
General Knox and J + Chapman westrnore-
land towing harges Nos I9I S0+ Cor Paw
tucket) 706 (for New Bedford) and SO2 Uor
Vineyard Haven; and supposed proceeded
10th).
POINT JUDITH. III. Nov 10, 1o:4o AM
Passed, tug Perth Amboy. towing tarses
Portland) and $50 (Boston for New York;.
ROCKLAND. Me. Nov i0-Arrved. barge
SEARSPoRT, Me, Nov 10, 0 AM-Arrived
tug Lenape, Philadelphia, towing barge
Spring (and left on return to call at I'arkers
Flats for berges Octoraro and Cleona and at
Portland for bargp Mosaem).
SALEM, Mass, Nov 1o-Arrived, barge
Trenton, Philadelphia.
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Advertisement.

was almost distracted when friend ad-
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EXPLOITERS OF LABOR
LOSE RIGHT TO VOTE
SoUiet Russia Enforces Consfi-
futionof Bar.

MOSCOW, Nov. lin elections Of dele
gates TO the village, provincial and Gov
ernment Soviets large percentage of
the Russians who in previous years of
the revolution were entitled TO vote
We're deprived of the ballot because
since the resumption OF free trade they
have become "exploiters of labor"
The Soviet Russian Constitution con-
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Army Orders

Special Dispatch TO THE NEw YoRx HERALDs
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. ID. G.. Nov. IL.
These army orders were made public to-
day:
INFANTRY.
Ballin. Major Alfred. TO Columbus bar
racks. Ohio.
Devore, Major Leland S.. 20 Camp Meade.
AIR SERVICE.
Smith. Capt. Lowell H.. to Rockwell Field.
Mariner, First Lieut.. Alfred A.. to Crissy
oUARTERNiAsTER CORPS.
Gerow. Capt Louis B.. TO Camp Travis.
Powers, First Lieut.. John j.. TO Camp
Jesup.
Cahill, First Lieut.. Martin. to Camp Jesup.
MEDICAL CORPS.
Parce, Major Alexander D., to Fort Riley.
SIGNAL CORPS.
Miller, Capt. Fred c.. to Philippine Islands.
FIELD ARTILLERY.
Cruise. Msjo Fred T.. TO washington.
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Navy Orders
ESec1uI Dispatch to THE Nxw YoxK HnxMD.
New York Herald Bureau.
WaahingfOn. ID. c.. Nov. IL.

These navy orders have been made public
to-day:
Lieutenant Commander James W. Hay
ward. TO Philadelphia.
Lieut.. James p. Brown. TO u. g s. Han
nibal.
Lieut.. IT. Do witt Carr. TO Navy Depart
ment, Washington.
Lieut.. Merrill Comstoci, TO command U.
S. s. R-22.
Lieutenant William K. Phillips. to command
u. S. S. KIT.
Lieut.. David B. vassie. 10 Z. S. S.
Savannah.
Lieut.. Wendell p Blake. Medical Corps, 20
Navy Yard, Mare Island. Call.
Lieut.. David e Horrissn, Medical Corps.
20 u. S. S. Utah.
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PHILIPPINE SUGAR EXPORTS.
100000 Tons shipped November
to June 10.

MANILA, Nov. 1t.--Approximately 23o,-
600 tons OF all grades OF sugar were ex-
ported from the Philippine Islands from
November l.. 1921. to Juno 10. 1922. ac-
cording to official figures. Tho United
States took 10000 tons, the remainder
going to China and Japan. The CEN
trifugal sugar (96 degree) was all
shipped to the United States, with the
exception of 5000 tons. which went to
China The muscovado sugar. 10000
tons. was ell shipped to China and
Japan. Tho total value OF exported
sugar was s15,750.000.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

str san Pablo CBr). from New York via
Santiago for Kingston. &c. went aground
friday at Plum Point, jamaica.
BUENOS AIRES, Nov il--Au carthduakc.
followed by a tidal wave. devastated North
cin Chile last night. taking a terrible toll OF
human life. wrecking many towns Including
Caidera and Chsnaral, Bleaching hundreds of
vessels along the coast and causing tree
damage iu many cities, according
10 late authentic reports reaching hero.
HONOLULU. Nov 1i--Str Clan Mac
braync CBri Port Arthur for Hong Kong
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Dangers to Navigation.

tReported to the Hydrographic Office.1
Oct % lat IS 81, lon So. passed raft 80
feet square, composed OF heavy timbers-Str
William Green.
Oct H. lat 80 81. lon ~ 81. passed a large
red gas buoy--Str Collingsworth.
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Round South.

schr Thomas II Lawrence, South Amooy
for Maine port
Tugs Nottingham, towing barges (at . 80
ANn Jessie Forsyth towing '@l ''0o
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CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.

CONTE ROSSO CtaD. at Naples eth.
OLYMPIC (Br), at Southampton IIth.
ADAMS, at Queenstown 10th
,ands proceeded TO Plymouth. Cherbours
and London.
WILSON dtaD. at Messina
9Th.
TuSCANIA CBr). at Naples 10Th.
IORCK lGer), at Bremen 9TH.
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NoIICE no MARINERS.

Capt Johanson OF str Ligonler reports on
Nov s that Hetzel Shoal light buoy, In ap-
proximately lat % 80 y, Ion so 23 W, was
not burning.
New Yorlx-Blocls Island Sound--Thc Light
house Service annoynces Maiden wreck north
east gas buoy, HS.was discontinued Nov 10,
1892 wreck having been removed.
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE. MI. Nov 1i-Barometer at
noon. 20.S3 inches wind. NV, strong breeze;
vtathor, cloudy: temperature. 80 deg Fair.
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Bound East.

Schr Ada Mcintyre tBr), New YORK TOT
Kew Rochelle ianchored).
Schr T. " Roberts (Bg), Fort Reading Tor
Annapolis. Ms.
tug Fred r <ellers. towing barses las
1910 PND.
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BUSINESS letters, eto.. translated; Spanish
into English and vice versa. Conversa-
tlonai English ard Spanish. T.. Dr1t MONTH.
"a Decatur ST., brooklyn. Tel. Lafayette 1874.
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rTCrNrER teaches arithmetic. algebra.
geometry. triEonomctry, drauEhtfns, survey.
ing. Mondell, so East I'D.
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MARIsg-roE SALE OR WANTED.


FoI. gALts-PoNscr boat ~ n. long, $50 h. p.
sterlirg engine. electric lights. four ber,hs
IN cabin. fwo forward. toilet, galley, fully
equipped. fine sea boat. large storage space
price reasonable VI. g. FOLEY 10 Mt
itnod Terrace. Lynn. Mass.
STEAM yacht Corona for charter, or can
be bought right i40 81. water line. beam
% n. &. draft ~ IT,: built 1906 machinery
IN first class shape; one OF best yachts on
the market. Just inspected. For full par
ticuiars address CORONA, General Delivery
EdKswood station, ". I.
RAISED deck cruisers. 80 n. 4 o IL cedar.
pit. toilet. sink. wash basin. full head room F:
radio and equipment new high grade, sea
worthy cruiser. reasonable for cash. Tel
University 1869.
SCHOONER OF ketch yacht wanted, must DO
sound. strongly built and completely
equipped for seagolng, price not over SO 900
cash; auxiliary preferred. W. l.. BATES,
Chapel Gate Lane. Baltlinore
WANT cabin cruiser IN exchange for Bar
clear. valued al 5000. v 22ie Herald
Horsld 80.
I'OR SALE, steamboat OsNi5, In commission /:
carry 30 tons. for further particulars,
write r. q. Box SO. stapieton. :. 7.
WANTED--Licensed engineer for clamsheii
drodge Henry Du Bois Sons Co.. II State st.
Phone Bowling Green 6773
SALE-steamships bargain passenger and
freight propellcrs. tugs all sixes. GEORGE
ARCHER, Produce Exchange Annex.
100 FOOT steam yacht. speed 30 miles, large
freight space. cheap. want 500 ton deck
scows. r 1901. Herald, Warrington Hst..
r. III. FRANKLIN. ship broker. 20 Broad
st. Established 1857.
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YOUNG lady will give private lessons in
stenogrnphy, theory and speed practice
graduate of good school moderate fee; la
dies. 1910 broadway, Box 5iS-
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INSTRUCTOR

College graduate. eight years teaching ex
perience, prepares pupils for High School,
Regents. College. Subjects: English. His
tory, Algebra, Geometry, French, Latin.
German. bookkeeping. GOETD. 221 East
seth. Telephone Lenox 400.
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rxcrnsloNs and tours.
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DANCING.
MUSICAL.
pOYs AND YOUNG Mes.

TEACHER piano. experienced dady), lessons
at studio or home OF pupil. course for per-
feet foundation, Tel. Schuyler Oa2S.
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LIONS and DE- M0Llr
PLAY A TIE GAME
Darkness Stops An Exciting
and Wen Played Game
Of Ball: Third Of
Se1ics

Yesterday nj s ., m the Lions and
peMoiay base bah teA-ss axsln cross
cd bats This was he hast OF the
three series To be rlared by lhese
teams This gansc a. were the other
two was attended ~ very few, !,
however the gamas tave been the
brst OF the season The first being a
: 70 game the seooad 10 0. both
in favor or the neMslay. The LIONS
gos next TO winton ita he Molay
swirler and gos nursHer Of hits, the
game was called In ihs sth inning on
account Of darkness, ne score being
A to &
Lion Young Pitched q good game for
the Lions and the team gave him gooa
support. However The jAoas wee
crippled by IAon Allen their manager
being en- bis vacation. Lion Snraker
acting manager rerfsnred like a pro-
fesslonal Lion Jslsma the star first
laseman and Lion sleeper End hare
man we're absent Tha f'nal score was:
LIONS ..s.... 40 aco s-s
DeMoisy ... 800 s0i 0-s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-19

The Orlando junior demonstration
club held i;s regular monthly meeting
at the community house In Orlando on
Friday August fssh. Henry Wolff.
president and Alice Hartley, secre-
tary with the assistance az the local
supervisor. Mrs. p. H. Gilmore. con
ducted the meeting In most credit
able manner
An interesting program was given
and Henry woiff and Mabel Pete son
were chosen as the delegates to 80 TO
the Farm Congress az representatives
OF the Orlando club. Fifteen clut
members and officers were present
and fifteen visitors who we're vitality
concerned in the interests or the club
members. J. r. Wiley. county farm
agent. and Miss Medina corbet'
county home demonstration agent
were there. The entire session was
filled with valuable instruction and
reports OF profitable performance o
club propects-
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NE MET UP WITH
4 RED-AEADED JM
Now An OklAhomA CRY m2a
II In Trouble and both Ars
In jail. Wife 70 Push
Cnss

(, n u "a nFysr pAIshuasa s'isy
manufacturer gat IN had wIth shs IAw
anal hls Wits whsa hs aamw " tasAF
rss Friday in eenpaay ~Ith = Fsd
headed slri named t'ihsi sssssxss.
'~hom ha represented 10 ~ hls wIfs.
proceeded 10 sat sanAsd W. ea earn
whisky and then Issue bum ehsss
rhe cnuple registered ii heal hotel
"a A 4. Iitakmsn sna wsfs
When The eoapla asflsud hers hls
esr was out IL commissions its hired
a.ssias eaF from Taliman and took
the glri 10 Alalhali Met f#tarnIns
that night Tallman became alarmsd
and had him arrested Tho Wits sas
hefa today and says shs viii plass
charge aKalnas both bier hashana
and the klrI of aaalseY nosh tsaisryw
and tha gifl ars IN iali hsgs
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Has Woman Same
Right as Mani HSo,
SkS May Smoke

Ns~ vsrk. Ase, ss,--Wemsn Mere
we're wsitire ~ssn irssrvss ssds,
sc~ the dsessser ~ pAsss csmmls.
s,crer Er~ishs ~ - whether ps-s
tseemsn can stop woman srow
srokirs eisar~s en- the streets.
rhs auessse~ aross ssssr Peises.
man kiycr rsprea the knsek'ss "
Mrs sisydsr. AFTER sns refused 70
discard : sssarst The ~erssn
~~s swokins wnsis standing ~lsh
her hoshsnd and chatting with
trssrds on Broadway. Mess ss me
womes IA the party ~ew wearing
knisksreosksrs
ESwsrd n. siaydsn, presesssd se
TIE policeman that ne had plssr
hss wife the cspsrst ard shss there
was no ls~ to prevent her sswekinu
whore and wren she wished Ne
msas ccrplsirs sossnss kslyen
and the mssssr was pssssa 10 Gem.
mlssaeses rnessAs fer dscsslen.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-19

Chicago, Aug. ia Detroit, Mich,
millionaire's son goes TO work at 7.30
ia tbe morning; carries his lunch in
tin bucket, and seldom hears the
quitting whistle" blow before 8
o'clock at night and often later.
That, briefly, constitutes the daily
round Of Frank Couzens, 20-year-old
son Of James Couzens, mayor Of
Detroit, who for more thar year
has been employed az an inspector by
o local firm Of architects.
Young Couzens, who probably will
come into many millions some day,
sees nothing ont Of the ordinary IN
his position, adding he plans to be
married In . few months, and "is
working hard and saving moDsy," In
anticipation Of that event.
II nm not earning . great deal, 4,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-19
A LONG SUFFERING
Community N REVOLT


Speaking OF unnecessary noises
and who Ii n0t .--fhe blue-ribbon
winner Is that inssnsats creatnre
~ho " always testing out hts auto-
mobile horn, He seems to labor
undsr tho hitscas de,asion that every
car Ia judged by the barbary with
which It's signalling device assaults
and tortures the ear-dEums or a
long suffering community" said
chisf Mitchell today. who adds that
be II going after the pest
IL is realized. or course. that even
in the best regulated families Il IL
occasionally necessary to adjust ths
mechanism OF the automobile horn.
: his accessory OF the motor vehicle
goes on a strike periodically and
must receive professional attention
We are all willing % pardon some
thing to the faIIIbiiity OF haman in
yenzIon