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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-16
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y Miss Grace Rathburn has returned
to Cambridge, Mass, after passing a
month at Grange cottage.
- Miss Virginia Hayes, who has been
Visiting in the home of NJ. l.. Wag-
Scr returned to Portland, Sunday.
a. Miss FIinita Watson of Albany, n.
T., is visiting her aunt and uncle,
llr. and Mrs. d. K. Porter, at Apple
Elrst.
Z. Mrs. a. A. Klauer and daughters,
Mildred, Helen and Marie have ro-
turned to Cambridge, Mass, after
having passed a month with Mrs.
Klaucrs sister, Mrs. W. p. Hinckley.
Y Miss Mabel Wagner and her broth
.er, Martin, have gore to Portland
for a few days visit.
:. Frederick Grimmc of New York is
passing his vacation at this place,
visiting his daughter, Mignon, q girl
in Rodington hall.
The attending physician reports
3hc condition of Mrs. Wade G.. Vince
her, who has been very i'll the past
several days, as being much improv-
ed. Monday, and her friends hope she
will soon be all right.
" Mrs Leola Hall, Mrs. Frances Hall,
Mrs. Evelyn Kendall. Miss Bertha
irving and Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Deck
Ar attended the Clinton High school
alumni banquet.
= Miss Fannie Kendall returned to
her home Sunday after a weeks visit
at the home Of Mr.. ana Mrs. Ivol
Kendall
:, Mrs. George p. Wing entertained
Relatives from Watcrvillc Monday, it
Being her birthday anniversary.
Those present were her sister and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Silas IToxie
IT WaterviIlo: also Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
TIN. The birthday cake was made
BY Mrs Evelyn Hall and all pro-
nounccd it a happy. occasion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-13
THEATRES
Zane Grey Picture at Ditmas

A. whirlwind of action is when
Romance Rides the new Zane Grey
picture, produced by Benjamin B.
Hampton and released by Goldwyn,
coming to the Ditmas theatre today
for three days. 1t was adapted
from MIR. Grey's most widely sold
novel, "Wildhrc," in which the beau
tiful wild stallion of that name plays
an important part. In fact, horses
may be said to share the limelight
with Claire Adams, Carl GantVuort
and Jean Hersholt, the three lea
tured players, in this p~hotaplay.
The horses seen in the great race at
the rodeo are valued at $200, 600.
And Tod Sloan, most famous OF
American jockeys, is again seen in
the saddle. He is defeated by Claire
Adams who rides Wildhre. But her
winning of the ace inflames the vii
lain. Cordts, played by Harry l..
Van Meter, to seek a hold over her
father to prevent the latter from
driving him out of the country. \
half-witted man captures the girl
and, after killing Cordts, ties her
to the back of Wildire and fright
ems the horse into a mad dash for
a precipice. She is saved by the
timely arrival of the hero.
Commencing today the Ditmas
theatre will show for three days the
feature production, Don't Doubt
Your Wife" This is the first of a
series If features being made by
Leah Baird Productions and star
ring Miss Baird, to be released by
Associated Exhibitors, Inc.
The story, which was written by
Leah Baird, deals with several an
giles of domestic life and is replete
with spectacular production scenes
and several melodramatic twists of
the story serve to keep the action
going at a rapid pace throughout.
AS usual, Miss Baird appears in
several artistic costumes that viii
delight the feminine Eye, The quito
mobile dash through u binding rain
and lightning storm, the raid by
revenue officers upon a notorious
roadhouse, the return home after
midnight of the wife, her clothes
torn or missing. the subsequent dis
covery by her husband, the scenes
in the big cabaret restaurant and the
following gay party.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-13
GET RULE AFFIRMING
COUNTY LIQUOR ACTION

NEW BRUNSWICK. July ia
ruling affirming the trial court of
Middlese$ county and the state SUI
premc court has been received here
from the court of errors and ap-
peals with reference to a liquor law
violation case disposed of by Judge
DAILY two years ago. The ruling
finds no error in the case and sus-
;ains the action of the county court
and the supreme court.
The case involves four defendants
Larencc Weber Of Highland Park
and Aonthony Colura. Frank Colura
and Calacero ~Siorenza, Of James
burg. Edmund Hayes represents
the four men who were fined $1,000
each and sentenced to II month in
the w~orknouse.
Next Tuesday Mr.. Hayes will
again appeal the case in the United
States supreme court. Prosecutor
Joseph f.. Stricken has been repre-
sentine the state in the previous
appeals.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-13
START PROBE Of
SHELL TRAGEDY
Eight Children Killed by Shell
Found in Field LOOK for
Other Missiles

WATERFOWL, N. Y, July 10
Police today are searching this city
for artillery shells retained as SOU
venirs of the World Wan as the re
suit of the explosion of a 6 inch
howitzer projectile resulting in the
death of eight children.
The big shell believed to be a
"dud." picked up during the war
time target practice of the 104th
Field Artillery on the Pine Plains
range lea here was used as a screen
door check by Edward G.. Workman
at his house. In the intense heat
of yesterday the INT charged ex-
panded, according to Madison bar
racks military officials making the
shell liable to explosion at reduced
conclusion. 1t is believed that one
of the children struck the shell with
a mallet or ball.
The dead are: Morris Salisbury,
16; Frances Wiley. 10; Vivian Jones.
IL; Olin Brown, II; Arson Work.
man. 10; Edna Workman, Il: Sarah
Barden, 10; and Donald Horton, T.;
of Pulaski, N. Y, guests of young
Brown.
The bodies were found badly man
gled, %croquet balls and mallets
blown to bits, the concrete wall of
the Workman home crumbled and
a great pile of concrete dust settling
over all. Fragments of clothing and
flesh were suspended from trees and
housetops. Two automobile tires
were found on a root 200 feet away:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-13
SEAT IN SYNAGOGUE
IS SOLD BY SHERIFF

NEW BRUNSWICK. July 10
As a result. of judgments in court
Saturday morning Sheriff Wycoff
has authorized three bills of sale.
By the frs' all rights, title and in
terest Of the defendant Tube Dia-
mond to = seat known ms No. IS
Section r in Temple Sharai Tf-
lob Of Perth Amboy. were sold to
Jacob Kuchinsky for $3.50.
Letters of sale have been issued
between the Service Corporation
and J. Reginald Foster, Jr., defen-
dant. A lot 100 by 200. located
northwest Of the center line of the
Woodbridge and Elizabcthport r. r.
and 500 feet southwest Of Wood
bridge avenue, was sold 10 Thomas
Hanson Of Perth Amboy for $1,000.
b. letters of sale between Joseph
Klemak, PLAINTIFF, and julius Swift
zer, defendant. property On Wash
road, Sayrcville, 40 by 100
feet. was Sold TO John Kozusko of
Perth Amboy for S2,450.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-13
NO MORE EXPERIMENTING
ON DAYLIGHT SAVING

WASHINGTON, July 13-Presi-
dent Harding has informed the fed
eral employees union that the execu-
tive department of the government
have made their last experiment in
voluntary daylight saving. The I'M
ion asks that government employees
be allowed to vote on continuation
through the summer Of the existing
plan, whereby the department be-
gins work an hour earlier and quits
an hour earlier, but the President
refused the request saying: The
executive branch of the government
was committed to the plan and there
will be no general order changing
it until the latter part of August.
Then 1t will be put aside not only
for this year, but for all time so
far as this administration is con-
cerned."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-13
PLAN SHORE dinner

METUCHEN, July 13-The ex-
ecutive committee of the Society of
the Forty and Eight. fun making
branch of the American Legion. met
here last night and decided to hold
a shore dinner at Soldiers beach
on Wednesday, August .. Entertain
ment will be provided and the an
nual election of officers will take
place.
The shore dinner night will also
be cold feet night" when lie
gionaires who do not desire to I'M
dergo the regulation initiation will
be taken into the organization. No
dues for the remainder of the year
will be required from the new MEM
bers, the only expense being the
small initiation fec. c. Fred Cobler
of Highland Park, is regarded as
the next man for the pose of Chef
de Care.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-13
Ditmas Attractions

Action drama de luxe may he
found at the pitmas Theatre this
week, where Benjamin b. Hamp-
toms latest photoplay, when Ro-
nance Rides" is being shown. The
picture was suggested by the Zane
Grey novel, "Wildfire,' which has
had millions of readers.
There are punches galore in the
picture that keep even the most
blase theatre goers on the edge OF
their chairs. There is a thrilling
horse race and battle royal between
the heroine and a renegade halt-wit
following which she is tied to the
back of a wild horse and saved only
by the hero "bun logging" the steed
just as it is about to plunge reck-
lessly over at precipice.
Dog and horse lovers will find
much to please them in when Ro-
nance Rides for a clever Belgian
police dog has an important canine
part, while almost every type of
horse has a part in the picture from
the smallest horse in the world, who
is not a pony but in reality a dwarf
stallion, to the wild horse, W1ldtire,
who wing the famous ace
If a husband has not faith in his
wife; if he is unreasonably, foolishly
jealous: if he believes the tongues of
gossip in preference TO his wife; if he
judges by appearance rather than
the truth, does marriage pay for a
woman2
A oma has answered these Ques-
tons in Don't Doubt Your Wife"
the. powerful dramatic feature show
ing now at the Ditmas Theatre.
Every nearly-wed, newly-wed,
never-wed and forever-wed will be
interested in Don't Doubt Your
Wife" for it is a story of every day
people and treats a problem far too
prevalent in our modern social life,
and that is, divorce.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-13
%SURROGATE'S COURT

NEW BRUNSWICK. July Is
The will OF Mary l.. Fitzpatrick, who
died June % is being probated. BY
the terms of the will $25 is left to
st. .Joseph's school. SIS is left to
the Rev. John r. O'Connor of St
Joseph's church, and the rest of the
estate goes in equal shares to the
children, Michael, John, Agnes,
Francis and Joseph. Mary Hibbets
is named as e%xecutrix. The will is
dated June 81, 1922. and witnessed
by Martin O'Connor and Emmanuel
CHASER.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-13
OLD HOME WEEK ENDS
At DUNELLEN; SUCCESS

A successful Old Home Week was
brought to a close last night at Dun
ellen. A continual round of enter
tainment was furnished during the
week by the committee in charge
which had been working on the at
fair since early in the year. Many
former residents of Dunellen were
backefor the event. Eight thousand,
five hundred dollars was taken IN
at the ticket stands during the week,
and this amount will be divided ne
tween the American Legion ana
Firemen of the city. Both organiza;-
tons are planning to build club
houses in the near future, and the
money will be devoted to that pur-
pose. John Kochen won the Ford
roadster.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-13
School Janitors Meet Here

The New Jersey State School
Janitors' Association at its annual
session held III the Perth Alhhoy
'HiSh school last Saturday reelected
George Yates, of North Begsen as
,the president for another term
Nearly all of the officers were re-
elected for another year. There
were about $50 delegates from all
parts of the state present at the two
sessions that was held morning ana
afternoon. Mr.. Yates presided ana
there was considerable business
transacted. At the close of the con-
vention it was decided to have the
1928 convention at Montclair. ,
Those who represented the local
schools at tie convention were Tru-
man Gaon, of this city, William
Robinson, of New Brunswick'
Thomas DUNCAN, of Woodbridge,
and James Harrington, of Roosevelt,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-13

BLUE RIBBON SHOE REPAIRING
Mems Soles. sewed, O'Sullivan's
heeiS Sl.oo
Ladies' Soles sewed, O'Sullivan'S
Heels St.2o
Special Attention to Children's Shoes
New Shoes for Ladies' 9Sc
First Glass Shoe Shining
81 SMITH STREET
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-13

the incident being the result of q
family disc greement.
Korsak admitted doing the biting.
but attempted to justify his act by
cha~racterizinz his wife as a bad
character. He will be sentenced by
Judge DAILY on Friday, July FL.
George Burton has been represent
ing the prisoner, with Assistant
Prosecutor John f. Toolan conduct
ing the states case.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-13
GUILTY To BITING
Off HIS WIFE'S NOSE

NEW BRUNSWICK, July 10
Samuel Korsak, OF South River. was
found guilty of mayhem in the
county court yesterday. The in
dictment against the prisoner accus-
ed him of biting his wife's nose off,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-13
MRS. bRUNEN
STAYS IN CELL

NEWARK, July 13.-Justice Ia
Isch today denied the application of
< Walter III. Keowen for a writ of ha-
beas corpus for the release from
Burlington county Jail of Mrs. Doris
Brunen and Harry C.. Moore, who
are charged with the murder OF
John G. Brunen, Snowman, at River
side, March 10.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-13
MANY Swimming Entries

PHILADEDPHIA, July To- =
Twenty-nine entries including n
from the Pacific coast have been
received for the national ten mile
swimming championship to be held
Saturday in the Delaware river be
tween this city and Everton, N. j.
The entries include I. j. Jaggard,
American Legion, Camden; G. r.
Bell, and C. Corner, Riverton Yacht
Club, and Edward p. Patcher, Rec
bling, N. j., unattached.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-02

". H stiver's add. Grifnth, lot IL. blk il
W; IL Stiver's add. Griffith, lots "a TO "a.
w. H stiver's add. Griffith, lot /. blk is
Dobson's add. Griffith, lots l to 5, blk 3
Dobson's add, Griffith, lots IS TO 80. blk .
Dobson's add. Griffith. lot IS. blk b.
Oak Grove add Griffith. lots 5 & s, blk !
Oak Grove add Griffith. lots IS & ~ blk |
Il KIRKPATRICK, SARAH J. Oak Grove
add, Griffith. lot 40, blk 5..............
q kIRR W; A. W H stiver's add. Grit
70 KERR, w. A. Stiveria add. Griffith.
lots "a and IS, blk
10 NORA A. Suvers add. Grlf-
70 RIETMANN,
NE ST sec 20. twp IS. range 10. 80 acres
5 side Ms FW sec IS. twp Is, range IL
AHrH,ii !. o.r c-ov. saa
Griffith, lots 10 to 15. blk 6 .......--..-.
80 SHOCkLET. A s.
W II Stivers add Griffith, lots s. 4. blk II
W II Stivers add Griffith. lets Is ana IT
W II Stlvera add Griffith, lots 10 60 a
W II st;vers add Grinith. lots 80 and "a
DIX IL
10 STRALEY. DANIEL B. Dohscns add Grif-
8 THE1s, FRANK. PIT s33 NV sw SEQ i
twp IS. range ?, 70 acre ............-.
IS TAMA COUNTY INVESTMENT Co
Stivers add Griffith, lots 6 and 7, blk IA.
Stivers add Griffith lots 10 to IL. blk IA,
Stiver's add. Griffith, lots % to 80, blk Ii
SuverB add, Griffith, lots 90 to AZ blk i
Stlvers add, Griffith, lot SO, blk H..
- J., Oak Grove add lots &c
n YoEMANN's soPHRoNIA-
W II Stivers add. Griffith. let So. blk
". IL Sttvers add, Grinth. lot q, blk &
" Stiver's add. Griffith, lots IS and 81
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-02
Delinquent Tax List

= .9 OF Lands am Lots Returned Delfnauent or the Son-Psy-
with Current Taxes o 1891. IL Lake CouRty, Indiana
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-02
CROWN POINT CIT

BARR. HERBERT s, Rolling View ada.
lots 81 70 81. IS, 2s, blk , ...,-......... lars sa.7
TT sw Ne, sec g. twp 81. range 8 80
TYP 9. range 5. 90 acre ;...:t.-.... 1,ass 'ss.s
FEEsRR, JANE. Railroad add. 10. & Blk 81 us
1t Is lsis 1as
lots 90 and 81 IA IA5
pt VIZ lot : and " pit lots aud A.. 1855 sss
kRELL. MATHEW J, Barthoidys add. N
s1ss z. lots = and 4:.---::.-..: .1s4 SIS
n s1:s6 II lot is and N e15S IT II lot IS k94 SIS
ERNEST L, pt Sw NE,
sec 8. twp "a, range s. as acre t2s2Sx
vANKIRK, WILLIAM I. Youngs :rd add.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-02

RoDEkItcSK. EDWArp II
Shaaas Edd. Cedar Lake. pls3 HH. lots -
shades add. Cedar Lake. plat HA lots IS
REID. wERTER B.. shades add. Cedar
RIEGERT. cARL AND CLARA e.
shades ada Cedar Lake. plat L lots -
R r 3 1cT = vfcT e; PIX ( I shades ADJ C..
TYGEL. RzRTfN, Shades add. Cedar
RYGELt LEONARD. Shades add. Cedar
Lake. plat F, lots Z and 8, blk 7 800,
RYAN, MICHAEL G. Resub. lots IL and
q PIX =; Shades add Cedar LAks. plat
RIFT. A r. Shades ADD. ced.x Laks ps.s
RUzEK. NIKE r AiSSp MARIE. pt Sw Ma
sec g, Twp -, range .. acres s-..@-~,-.
SMITH. H
Shades add. Cedar Lake. piat J. lets >
Shades add, Cedar LAka. plat J. lists a
shades add. Cedar Laks, pia. !. 10. ia.
SURF. ALBERT. Shades ada. Cedar E2i@
gc6F i !4fs ! sas :; big sns .Sd c.6;
STERN. ABRAHAM. Shades ada. ce1a1
sALoMAN, RACHAEL. Shades ada c.
S1rr4 I5 axe Plat 2; loss Is TO "a blk II
SAUNDERS. william n AND IDA W.
Resub. Lots Al and az. blk 4, Shades ID
Cedar Lake. plat ia, lots i and 3 -.
SWEET, zEkAH p Shades add. Cedar
sToNE. MAY A. shades add. Cedar iais
s stSi va rs K; Tlk n. shade. add. c.3.;
I1ke; plat 2 lots ! TO 8 blk s.=:..
Lake plat HH let's 80 to ss, blk 3 49,.
Cedar Lake. plat HH, lots } to 4. blk a..
VARLEY, WILLIAM. Shades add. Cedar
Lake plat F, lots S to 8. blk 10 ..::..-.
Shades add, Cedar Lake. plat D. lots / 70
1ALos. THOMAS K Shades add. Cedar
Lake, plat BA. lots Is to 1S. blk 9 .......
WHEELER. MILDRED. Shades add.
WARMER. ELLzARETH. shades add.
WILSON. KATE S. SHADES d Cedar
WEsTERBURG. wAINo WILHELM
and e 6Ik
Cedar Lake, plat ]. lot 13, blk s.........
Cedar Lake. plat g. lots % to Is, blk l..
YOCCHE, JULIAN H. pit Sc Sc, sec IS.
twp %; range 9. 1;25 acres ...........:
ZIMMERMAN, J E PAUL, Shades add.
Cedar Lake plat BA. lot -. blk 5:......
PUBLISHERS SUBSCRIPTION co.
Shades add. Cedar Lake, plat I. lot ;.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-02

NAMES or OWNERS
AND
DESCRIPTION OF LANDS
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-02
ROSS TOWNSHIP

n k1xaMS. MAKY-
61ry Annex. lots II ana n sR L--..-
Gary Annex. lots ( and a. blk 1e..-.-..-
ALLEN, MARIE. LIST add Gary Annex.
- lot s blk -
~ pEBoVIccH wLADisLAw. Gary Annsx.
lot 1a- Dix
ss F4GEN. PETER G. Gary annex, lots IS
;, e 29s s5k osEpH G.u Amer. lot;
IS and "a, blk
q NAMES. GEORGES. Gary Annex, lot II.
g sKRoBISz. ANTON. 1st add Gary An
mex, lot 10. blk
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-02
DYER TOWN

GoLDBEEG. SOLOMON X
S1% Sc & sec 80. twp SIS, range 9, acres Sc.
Pit 5 r. r NV, NV Sc, soc 80, twr SO.
range ., acres 81. hundredths Ss........
JARNECkE, HENRY. lots rs and zs.
sec is, twp IS, range ., acres %, hun
0EcoIuo, -.
kANTz. EDWARD, Spring CO. PIT NE,
NV. SEQ "a. vi IS. range 9. acres l. hun
NORTHERN TRUST CO. W pe W y sw
SEQ II. twp 80, range ., acres / hun
dredths S41 ~
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-02
WEST CREEK TOWNSH

cAss, cHAs W. und. II. MAR K
sHELBY und. u. z pit lot {, sec l. twp
81. range 10. 10 acres
EVANS, " l. WV. sec 81. twp So. range
s RI Sc. sec 25. twp az. range 10, 1s.5o :
SCfcS .s.s.. --.*-.-s
Eh sec IS. twp 81. range 10, s2s.44 acres s
s Rd, Ell SW, sec IS, twp 81. range 1c,
SIS acres
y side wa, sec s. twp 81. range 5. 7 acres
HAYDEN, CLASS J, Wa Sc, SEQ Is, twp
50. range 10. so acres I
JONES. and MARY e, pit SCI
NE Sc, sec %, twp 33, ranges, 2s0 acres
MEEK AND HAMILTON, NV cor Sc pit
NE Sc. sec 50, twp 80. range >, / acre.
SCHMIDT. " SW NV. sec 3. twp
sCHRADER. GEORGE w
Lot 2 and " pit NV NE. sec l, twp 81.
PIT lots 4. : and w PIT lot 3, sec 1, twp 81,
range 10, 100 acres
M NV sec /. twp 81. range 10, s222 acre
S pit Sw, sec So, twp 50, range 10 94-04
4cTSs
sec IL. twp SO. range .. : acres .-......
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-02
NORTH TOWNSHIP
CALUMET TOWNSHIP

ALM. BERTHA Horsford Park. lots As
Adler, JOSEPH T. pt S, pit ny, Wa,
Sc. sec 3S, Twp IS. range s. acres =, hun
ALLARD. ARTHUR Horsford Park.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-08
MtiFIiiD WINS By
!. ~. u,JOIlIIi

Dallas rera. Nov s Barrie n.
MayflAd. democrat Overwhelmingly
defeated George r n reddy. repuh
llesu, and independent democrat. Tor
United states senator n the general
aloctlon yesterday Mayfela'a vote
this morning was ie7 ~ against 70.
ol9 for peddy Those figures we're
reported By gil couuiioa oul q s5i and
Il was estimated accounted for a lcast
half u not more, u the total votes
cast
Governor Pat n Noff waa 70 elect
Cd. bis majority over " N Aiweil.
republican from The an countle. be.
INK 1880 Governor Nolfa vote
VAS ie2ao9 and Nr Atwelr. 20 COO
The rcturna also Indicated re eloc.
tlon % Harry Wursbaeh of San An
tonic, Texas, only republican cen
Erosaman. IN tho fourteenth dla,liet
iiis opponent WAS alany Meft.berr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-08
JUDGE SMITH MAKE
A REMARKABLE RACE
Carries Both Counties In His
District BY Big Vote; Three
Democrats Win In County;
Robertson Defeated

Three democrats we're elected IN
Logan county yesterday Judge
Charles Smith carried al but two pre-
olnets ard piled up the unbelievable
majority of i.6oo over his opponent.
Thomas A. Hlesis Oi Cushing, for
ner Guthrie man.
The race made by Judge Smith was
decidedly the most remarkable one
ever made In Logan county.
In Payne county, the other end o.
the nth judicial district. Judge Smith
defeated his opponent BY 800 votes
making his total majority In the dis
trict 1900.
IN the north eommlssi0nsr district
John Hopkins. democrat, defeated
George S.oan. present incumbent by a
small majority, Rinehart and Reid. re
puDieans were elected in the city ard
south district
Rogaesa defeated Robertson for
sherin BY s72 votes. This was dc
cidedly the hardest fought battle of
the day.
Other results were; Frank Bond,
for treasurer. 5is4. Ed Herrlck. POST:
Judge Partridge. 1882. Ed. S. Lo~ther.
22s6; A. A. Boles 47s6, Hardwiok 2s7s;
Adams fer county clerk. 438i, Ora
Pattillo, pas; Humphrey for assessor
4s2e, Abel, 1892; Mrs. Neal Tor eOur,
clerk 1872, Tunstan 247o.
John Fields carried the county over
Mayer Walton by 1899 votes. he re
eeivcd 4es7 votes 70 waiton's sos9
Walton ran ahead Of the county tieke,
several hundred votes. More than
eight thousand votes were cast In the
CO oInty.
Inc race between Or. Kendall and
o. 3. Acton for representative is close
and figures are net obtainable today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-08

New York. Nov. S-Domocraiic
gains in the national elections con
tinued 70 pile up steadily as beiated
returns came IN from all parts Of the
country early today. Through 'ut the
night democratic gains IN the house
OF representatives accumulated with
out counter gain for the republicans
IN a single congressional district The
great majority rolled mp for the re-
Fublleans in the Harding landslide ~
two years ago was gnawed into BY
the democrats in districts in al de-
haiable states until there seeraed a
chance that IL virtually might be
wiped out or at least reduced 20 q
slender working force for the adm n
is,Iatfon
Some important figures II The re-
publican administration went lowr 10
defeat and come members Of i'se sea-
ate and house personally close 70
President Harding win return 70 rri-
vate Hfe with the rising democratic
rde
The republican forces failed 10
break into the democratic ranks IN
the south and lost one congres sicaai
district which they have held here
for years-the ninth Virginia Speak
er Ciilett was reelected. Uncle Joe
Cannon passed On his seat from IN
inois 10 q republican Mis- Alice
Robertson, republican OF Oklahoma.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-08
FRENCH OlIitIiI
ISSUES A WARNING.

Paris. Nov 8 France might bet
ter forcFo payment from Germany
than be- endangered hy new a..
tack from roauacltatod country
acrous the Rhine i.ius I.ouheeur for
mer minister of Liberated nerleul
told the chamber u Deputies today
N hy one of thoae plana.H be said.
discussing the proposals Tor rehabl
tatlon % Germany during the debate
On the budget "Gormany ia made
strong, what viii become oi Frances
security"
" ioucheur urged tho chamber 20
get together and Try 10 find 4 remery
FOR the caunirY's financial condition.
"or soon We VIII be- II the brink u
the abyss