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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04
Mccormack Sings a Love
Song

As 4 Singer 81 lcve so-ss Joh1
L-<Ccr-zck rce1s 10 intro1ucrssa.
sae xsry taes tat BIS nv 1u1zTy
sietor ksccrd IS a iove sons--I Ilcse
cf LT Heart IS sA that Gl.Ai &c
SD u praise CT l. L 4 song O.
remarkable beaugy. purity anG sinSer-
iiy G. feeling. A1t rs Ls-rcrs VIII
erjcy il zS cne CT the nnsst love syrs<s
AcCosz4eS has ever sung.
A rccerc s-cA Is krisa Nori1is
.zcz1zee" trcn Nienla~ al ; S<c-
or1 Corcerto Il D Mincr anlonS Ae
January Nictcr rceorts y impressive
Of the fzcs th1t rxShriell ks1.4 ic1<e
Is rct Necessary % zeal enicylk1t a.
greet E1sic- lEis scrS czI& fer cx-
eepucaal power ci technic. sst fhs
reccTc Is - Sax rl< ard se1dcriy teau-
tifui that few VII step . tEfrk cf
tae amazing ski cf TIE yo=zx artist
vho prct-ces u
lecpcl1 Ssckcu SKIS CA cc1zents
cn tie Pkilzdelpti4 Orchestrzs sciec-
rson fer a razrve.io-s ree1f1l On the
Meter I1n---y hS- ars e-ii1en.ly
s-ltzhie 70 irsroduce i. The nnIaAer
ss BRAHMS Sss-pheay NJ. &c Hirer
Mcvcnent tPoco Allegrc.tol. Tkls
crcAes.r2 ; dis1uEaishec directc< says:
~Erskzs--2 gi1zt N the vrori9 cf
Sy.z-kcnv-sa6 snzetizes ! mood Of
ssautifEl ly-ie sc7s--s.zrl-. yet zp-
r<zIinx directly % ne ke-r- Tafs
r1cxeEcrt Is &c CT TIE -cst exrres-
siEe Of al tAcse woEks. ard ko,1s a
sreriai pi1ce = tie hs1rt of every
ccrncssse1r cf -uzr
Sergei .Rzefnn1aizaE risyin< a
song BY kre1sa<r . an interestirx
idea ns fazncus pizrist's heasti-
II, srrzn<en-r< q kreislerss -Li<hes-
Ieid Loves SorroHl makes 1a
e1uzlfy izserrstin< Ficrrr Rerort FOR
Jxu-zry. Krcis1>r hiErscif hzset his
neiody "a an e-h~iliskrenf cf a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04

Se0,eh flshson which IS the vsry
ess<1ee Ut p@.kcx
9ulsinS an a4,ri-<r, Shakssre1r-
Shelley. Nlirca. br5ari-g. Iena, sea
and hipA1x s-q.y amt n IL with
E1sar A. Guest Mr. -lests cc--
possloas delight The --uspaner--sa
irg p11lc Ct : s11gi1<1.-ar1 he's
CT a Victor Record for Janu-ry ar=
taree Characteristic Gaexs rlsSex III.
and the Auto recsiis ere W tho--
s.sr es1rgec irc.tszfs txtaeea hr.-
e2zS ard wife. rsl-.sve 70 arto ravi-
r1tica. ~hi-1 50 e.ectri.y Mc-crdc--
n; Cruitnt Re Dcr<- i E, e-r liz.
-Guests WAi-e "Wals TIL Icer p
Ccnes Hone IS ia.her's retrlzi %
scs tie basaSoe VITA whc- -
threaten : -zu<kfy boy.
Lambert Murphy sings tuo See
songs for t,s laac4sv Niessr Reccrcs.
Drifting Aicng wssh the Tide =
naturally .-r<.-i bet Ee has r-zde L
.I-usr1i.v raese1tccs Il D-~4sn CT
No-r Sale = sAzrr-irx lese sorx.
tie mc-e 50 Ter this artists sinsirr.
Fcv thcxs vho lcve g-1uiaeiy s1il.-
trrv r-ussc there's : rev f--ua-~
Nictcr Rerora y the Lu.ed S.4se,
Lsrize B1r4-''Aeraors Av~srtss
a brisk us1reh. wsta s-ieudt h~as.
ehects a-d vcod-vtrds Sicriinx ksxa
above fcrkruw1 Cerfcr~i4i N1-eA~
i - Tohn Phlip Sousz hi--se'f. r.ftA
1usie-hse iutsrissSe that leads 70 a
s1ashing ciin-zx.
lck1 Sscrfs si1zinx cf ~S-~ 7.
NEk Musk WI in<rease - c,r-u-
.zritv. ii Yea oziv Erex Z;
6eisgssfal love scax. p'sp1Iar. a-i for
goot re1sors. ycull sx-e<
Two popziar tencrs suoe.r;,r a,
a NsF,s NiS,or Rscc-d IN J-n11-y
are Niiiiar Rohyn. sznxi-g -Mos.y-o
q Leye 4cnl' and CARES Es--i-
scn IN -Lcvcs Saip.- with rzrrssa-
i4ssy apqe1h-z orchestral se.ti-rS
Levers Of hc-e v1ulsviiie VII en-
ioy hssrirg Billy Nar-ay and Al,
Icaes n a skesch CT tough r.S.~
partly srcssn. r1--iy s--x. We
FraEcss D-recs" i zbcrr 4 pasr "a.
have srad-assi frun ~ Eoa<-y =
the czta-cs 5sstriet
Ten Listie Fi1xr-s ari Te- ~
Iccs cn TIE szze rScrr.i T. "a
Murray snd I'd S--ane il 49, -.
Ct TIE SORTS VISTA pzrt.s "a r.
trot tire. partly vxrnp tirs-. erSsira
With .u--y ii;-,e -Fesi. ~-.L,-
Ic-zpi~sias TIE yanu--y yS-so.
rros--E are Two --eiodsous S.zxrs-
rz,tc-s b Pee-iess Qu1rref- -
Nart IT Mercy tEecfsvesy f-.-r
dssees Pet Ne Il W Li.sle Rs1' =
-Gid sizck J5<. On tks reverse -
si-S -sfzE3y ~ Ne
Every rew raozth adds fr-sh Z
terest q the Vrfc- ce>srssu-ie.s
lnpaisA ahle son< ~ the sorsr lea
Ir< artists Of iastru-e1- ar ~osr-
The Victor Recur9s fer Jzns-.r~
rg-.. er,inentiy r.siaszin The ffe.
s-zri1-ts Dealers n kiSt.r y --rs.
rrudrcts are gizt 20 rl-y taS -
li-rcr sT-~ir-s - ~ 49,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04
OFFICER SLEW HIS
ORDERLY, SOLDIER SAYS
Third Charge Has Been Made
Against Lieutenant Colonel
opie At Watson
Hearing

washiustoa. Jan t-CAar-e that
iileaf Ca 4 i Oeie 81 S,aaion. Va.
k,ret - ortcriy William woo,-
piae. IN s doasaut nesr shs Arronas
N October. ISIS. AS contained la .
letter uhlek senator Watsoa. aema-
erat OF Georgia. today handea ssaa .
tor Brsudeeee rernblican. az Coz
ne.ucat. chairman az the commiitse
investigators The Watson charges
This Is the th'rt killing = one -
MS men that IS charged asainsi Og.s.
y 10 xas formerly a major n CON-
maud 81 a battalion - ,hs iisih n
fantry Ople has already denied tha
other two charges
The third Is made by Lemael D
smith q Marion. "a. a forme- ser
geant o. Company u of orie's baf.
taHoa. smith sais Ne w>s fecorat'l
by the wrench and The American eos-
ernmrnts
q was comnandiaE ietail com
rosed og PIRATES Toad Eliisoa. -,
Collins and William Askev. brinelns
in four prisoners uten we heard p
snos IN dugcut. wrote smith I'VE
-ussred snd founi wulam wcoiwine.
Oaie's orisrly. lyin- esat TIE room
sin smeii q the srck, q To-
sla. ard ore vas lo,ki-s at ne 1.fy
He told rs Re hal ALLIED NoolWna
and ordered a. e. carrs the body ous
Acconi'as to suorn Testimony AL
ready slsea hy Henry 4 Scou. y
Ksnore. Ohio sco.t saw ore km
serrear, who vts erax.ius 10 8 Shell
hola during a ta,,ie to protect him
sclt sEa'nst ~ ami also mes
seager who refused to turn over 90
Ople a mcssarc 1hlch the latter g..
nandet q hira Grayson n Withrow.
tsii Retreat street Baltimore. vi
sas written saying be saw Or'e t.l
the sergeaa, Scott referred 10 To
wnl testify
Watson demanded today that Sm4h
and tae three privates xhom De- aam-
"a BE- sum nonci as witnesses VA
son also handed 70 the committee II
rsmes 81 Horace J. Cook aad Ci,ua,
Breeden. q Covingtou. Va who. hs
declares. vill testify they saw Oglc
liil the sergeant referred 20 by scott
watson further handed 70 Bran.
desee a letter from John Cannen.
IN attorney. ard former offce- ~ the
a. p F. whose address "a saI IIosJ
lor Cinya hdiia.ng. Kansss City sls
snd ~ho charges that caurtnasLsi
"a which he sat sentenced % Isatn
2 negro whom ~ aeiivei innoc-a.
Cannon charged thst rhs rresid.a-
c'flcer 81 The cun-t f0-rpd Tho sesd.r'
oi conviction ard rsfasel a. allov tHc
negro % TESTIFY in hts own behalf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04
Bic scHAEFFsR WELL 6,V.cs
RlplEY PLFkfH oF "a.

The sehsefier ~@'l on iaa sh um
flm tao mi.es santh 81 kira.f r1s
tso1sAt In th;s woek ara 8 a ics1n.
.a1 -aser The wrli h~- been eDn-
rectsa sta the Ripley n,riicirai ea7
u'a.aes aa4 th~ city IS rex fiamlnaf-
! ana heated w.th natzrai sas far
tfe lrt time
BrinTus .s-tao Ripley ssser moves
the proven field few miles closer %
Icran Cnunty.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04
New Music for the New Year

a1p'-. cd Fierra uzirz- Sachnzs-
ir1- in farn rfah<ltshes kreisirrs 5
arrangement uf.h <ccoraficrs tat
ssgsess a. tir.rs tAe cFigpirS cl water
irt1 l1rc xrili fcrrst p1tl. q -re 80
c-ols Fcl * th1rcrr u The hills
Ar4in th- ioer sclz --Qrx 20
fara4ry ticrar Rrcorts--ais1 srzs
- an rnirrnt arfiss--An1 a lfAh4E
icxe sonr. tcoi ~Ma-f2nin1~ -
Zaneih sings II IS iollY sons. faal
of tie elastic tlsuy1ncy cf Ne1i.eT-
rar.zn ter1peramenix Il l-gins .s1-
r<frous'y. 5 rafAcr euick N rs0sr-
r<nf wifa fke 6etf Isaliaa friSk 81
rrrxatins certain pAr4srs ;hfer g
fccr tires. ir4ting up - p-s's<t.
sustaise4 not<.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04

AaaAANaAA AHaA
snd G.ls-re~ n Lcsa rrovs teycri
5cett ~ fU9 slsfer Red Seal
Recorcs icr Iannry--- Frortl q sea
tNy r4sg 0 rhY 4nt + ado C1rTe
(Hlsse w<'f iscm ~Dcr fAsga4ls
Ii ever the spirit oi rii5eAies wzs
EXPRESSED il r1s.c. is . here ca
tArse records.
Il al i1c world i5vss a l1ver. &.
vhc,r u1,i plI reicice n . re~
se ssng rscer1 hy beriarriro Glsli
~ ..- 4rt ti-frri1 f~ 80
-4u SalA "a 1cu s.s1e 81. It's
Syrirs. lhs SKIES are eislr. tie sen
IS w1sr. fAe trcezrs heavy wisa
seeuts o: blossoms he cnly taIas
l4skin< Is the loYed ore. ard Aos
great 4 Ack tbs IS az sleA . ttre
IA osiy te fully expressed By such
a ycice as Gishs. With al the lniease
.r1sr -s he tFrly Scathsrn tsyer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04

cl1rr q tie vfIrtIT InllInlFIF-
pagan LYNN 70 the S-n' lfron IL
Cee D'cr-l.
70 hear Krsis's- r'av Il IS e have
the ylsicu rrtraasia.r1. 70 S4tsh a
lisupse oi that f4iiid beauty vhcsr
sishg is lovc-n-trrss. wAcse kiss IS
cc1ih--thc Cu,ca O. Sterizsha. sing-
ing = the cocr 81 her pasi.icn her
r.fst.e hyru % * C1-essi-u s1rrise.
Three separate tines does the VIC
iin sing tie hymz. first. u deep.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04
SAYS A[IeHD0Rs
ARE TAKING IT TOO
Remarkable Recovery Reported
BY Dallas Woman After
Suffering ajYear.


-sfs recosery W-s - reniafksh'e
thAt . noulaer - my - shl.ors -.
ra. takhx Taahc tao- ssia vcs
Hadue Dav.s s.os Hsekory s. nNl-
la-. TEX
= dona know box iane have been
afflicted With caiarrh a. fhe heea.
boi sAe troatle besansr s-uie tvea.~
years ago snd / 3ast cant describe
re suffering I endured fron tYat
Slnse unsi I ros Taniac / Mad laIe.
~ unsil ~eishea oaiy nlaety -esst
rcunds ana VAS - weak / sprni ha.i
ny time n hes
= never told ny hssssna an
nefshtcrs I wes ,aAlnv Taniae aatl
my fsee filled out ans my color -,
80 good thar everybody began 70 AK
ne what WAS eosrg ~ rnsSe such
change. neseF remember f,in.
better thar 50 ryht nov welsa
hundred and twelve pounds. whica
- more than I ever ~s.rhev--'H,
lie before
T2nlas j. sold n cathrie hv lxu'o
nrax Co ana - iesdisr druggists
sverywherc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04

The money OF Argentina. in sonA
America is the best protected in tls
wori, the gold reserve amounting 10
Sofs PER cen, of the total amount O.:
esper currency in circulation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04

There j. mcre CItarrh in this see
ti0u n the co1ntry than All other disc
eases put together and i0- ye1rs I.
was supposed 90 - irclrable Dos
tors prescribed local remedies. and b.
constantly failing q cure local trelt-
meut pronounced Il incurahle -
tarrh Is a local disease. greatly infll-
enrea by constitutional condition. ari
therefore requires Constlflf cr1l
treatment. Halls Cstarrh Neic.nc.
manufactured ~ = /. cReney 4 60
Toledo. b coustitutoaai remets
e taken internally and acts thru the
Blood on the Nucons Surfaces - tht
system One iinnir'f Dollars rs-
warli a offered FOR erv ease that
Hairs catarrh Medicine ,7'is - crrr.
Send f1r circulars arf testim0n ale.
r j CHENEY & co To.sdo. Oh'o.
sold ~ nrusE.sts. -sc-
lian Family pills fel c0nsi' 1tlor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04
DRYS" ARE WELL
PLEASED WITH voLSTEAD
SYSTEM OF PROHIBITION
lcoa.'aae.l . - I

frun other cities
1t Is frcgueffly stated by al
,-ohol pfopagandi>fs that there is
'in the United States enormous
illicit disrillaiion that nearly
every family make. aieohol
obviously. ih> j. simply an ex-
~, sSinn 0f or.e.aft in America.
only q Few families ~ German
extraction know tow fo make
palatahle hs.r WHISKY. ilhriilY
produced. i ~ nearly non .palai
ahl that only hahiiuai alcoholics
can consume Il Private ii~tilla-
tion and trrwing. yhiie Il Worries
the prohibition ofSlerr, by neee,-
stating many arrests. b. an in>ie
uifirart faetor
Prohibition j. a relative she
cess now. and j ga the road "a
complete success
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04
NOTABLE STRING
ARTISTS on JANU-
AIRY VICTOR LIST
Well BaIanccd New Year Progr1m
by Leaders in Music and
Entertainment

o p,1y a ueio1y
thrrukh thre-
tinks ard each
tine 70 draw
ffam / three us-
tcry varfant
cmcti nai seu44-
ti1~s-tAi< - a
fs1t reserved Ter
Fritz krrisisr
wih Which %
entrance an-
uarv icfor AZ
- - Re
world n krwr-
nag % realize
a. i1st tk~ fali
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04

n y Hunt died Al Orlaado. De
- She ana Mr.. Hunt were early
day settlers On = farm northwest
of Nullmll Mr. HINT died there.
MrS Green 5 bo.iy Wa brought "a
ihe old family buving ground ~
Pleasant Valley. near the old
homestead for hnrial
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04

- -
rcrtcr a. s..
Eu41orisr An3
4 reader wrctr
20 The srea<<r
20 cempl1lr-
Yet octh pc1e
rtsht. ard u -
ret As tie
k.ncrtgt thze
Sir Harry LIS
made an az
P<4Iing Nkf1r
eSerd f1r
. n L : y.
NARY ct Ar
.kyc An1
! Aud SS1trl
= . Zgs are
s11g II tz-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04

When yuu have a severe heatacf.e .
a disordered stomach ard constirt.
ilo1. take three OF Chamberlain. +.
Ts0iets. They wili correct the DIS.
orders az the liver and bowels. esfacf
ualiy c1ring the headache.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04

Tae american National ceneteris,
n france. according 10 plans of the
American Satsouai Commission o.
Fine Arts. whose rscommsadatious
tavs ben approved BY the War De-
Tartment are 70 he the finest bars,
grounds IN Europe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04

{ A z
fcntss thea IA
tcEezeftFirht-
er an1 rl@ktr
gc't thrn. Ter
tie most part
"a sivcry. gilt
terrg haruoa-
ics taat frec.e
the blood.
Pagan n irs
every w1iirg
cadence. krcis-
isr trre cc--
faits tAis weird
strain 10 iE-
rcstaiifY.
4h1t gard
cp<ra can fcz-
b t<tlr1rc1s
IN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04

M and Mrs. Walter RrunS ami
children were liz CARRIER Sandxy
TO Sc Mg>. Rrims s.sser. Mr.
Clyde Wooden.
Mis- Helen Fay McPeek : 81
hoinr Tor he HOLIDAYS. She Is TAX
ing 4 course 81 stssdy Ia the Okla.
h0ma College Tor Women at
thiekasha.
The Christian Chu~h ladies
MT Il The home Of MrS. J II.
Smith on Thursday Of last week
7. .. Ireion came IN from Ar.
kansas City SUNDAY evening
After a short visit with friends
he left far Guthrie,
Al the Kemp home 81 Sunny
side farm last SUNDAY the guests
were Mr.. and Mr.. Ben Roeieck
er 81 Mulhall Mr and Mrs. q. ".
Brown Of Tulsa. Mr.. and Mr.
Russell Kemp ST Billings. Miss
Irrne Kemp II Tulsa and Mrs.
Halle Mo>er and children 81
eouneA Grove. Kansas were also
present.
Roy Ksnnedy i moving ont 10
;he nonahoc Farm southeast ~
town. Je>.s and MS sister Vera
will continue "a attend school ia
is'sn
Thomas Ferran is now az De
l.anl. Florida. We suppose ne
viii be there for the winter.
The Christmas doings at the
two churches were mare interest
ing this year than nSual. Big
crowds c0me together Gifts
We're numerous and the poor
were remembered
Mr.. ald Mrs. Miles and son.
Floyd took Christinas dinner with
MrS. +. Y. Johns.
Miss Frances Blakesley and Mr..
Noel Datin. bofh Of Guthrie spent.
Christmas day With Miss Blakes-
ley : parents Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
l. Blakesley.
Miss Aliee Lambert. who Is 81
tending Guthrie High Shool'
spent Christmas with The home.
folks
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hyde
were the guests 81 Charles Blak-
eSiey S hrlstmas day.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04
MULHALL NEWS

ThiS Is lnvnice week with onr
merchants. They are taking in
vrntorl o goods on hand
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04


az Mullall Mr.. Iinnt died there.
NrS. Green : bosly VA brought "a
ihr old family burying ground Al
Pleasant Valley near the oli
homestead for hnrial
Harold Greenwood u tnioa
Cliy !, here for >hogi visit With
his parents. AR and Mrs { r
Greenwood
1Aud kanrhl &, on visit with
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs "
i. kan-hl IL VIII rriurn ia )
f,W DAYS % bis camp
Z N. kineald returned from
Wissr 0kla.. a few aays ago. H.
IS arranging 20 start a lamb-g
ward al the neW 81 town of W-5i'
CITY Okla
'"'onei aid MfS- Mni"As, h...'
=, hfls' mas n"s guests =. =
Rcdnafh and family of Kansas
civ Also Ray g~neh aud TARA.
ivy ~ ''N'"''''''1 nv
u = h'''s"ah h"s 'hr "'nf'
.hf>f Nass 's,a''>e ~ '''hy ~
knee 'sP ,"'''",' 'N' 81 l"'''- nc
M1''e, a"a "as N'N's'' N''F
Over ie " ''' 'iis " ,.N '"f :
ssN '"'> = u'N '"''''''''
town.
W.T. uia Mrs Prank Matthews
~ FAIRFAX arr ln Nniii-si visiting
VITA frahk parents.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04
Riddles Colds Can
Be Eased Quickly

Or. Kings New Discovvry vii do
shat very fhiag. easiiy and quickly.
Don't say, Poor Ettie kis.die. vlsp
! knew utat 10 Do lor youf Nhfn
the couxh hrsx cores. gite a little bg.
King New Discovery a. directed. ant
u nlii soon be eased.
it's a xood family cough and ooil
remedy, too. l.ooscns up THE phlcgfsi.
clears up the cough, relieves the con
gcsfion. No harmful drugs. For fifty
years a standard remedy e. ooids.
coughs. gr4pDe. Al your druggists,
Oh 4 fsoffIe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04

There were Christmas exercises
u the Pleasant Valley Sehonl
li1nse. norrhwesI II town. lasi
Friday afternoon. Mr. I.ewss
Tew j. the teacher.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04

". Iohn .Ire.n. IamerIg N.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04

Harold Greenwood u inioa
Cits /, here for snort visit With
hi> parents. ar and Mrs { r
Greenwood
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04

Mrs Annie Magoner and the
children were eniertninri ,bv has.
ing t'hrisfmas tree ~ the home
of Mrs Franees Nixon. Suselav.
Miss Viola Potter. who Is al
tending school III Saltwater /.
spending vacation week with her
relatives ard friends.
DR. Carl Garter came in from
Kansas City Tor s week visit
with home folks
AIrS. Grace thilders aud Goldie
spent Friday in Guthrir
e. F. Bennett was recently Wis
tied by his sister. Mrs. David
Shonfx 81 Wichita. She was a..
companied by her husband.
Ed and Ben Boeiecker had
their mother, Mrs Mary Boedeck
~ 81 Ouihrie IS their guest laSi
SUNDAY
ogle Todd - Perry and his sis
ter Lillian of Oklahoma City were
here the first ~ the week 10 see
the folks AZ home.
Newt Mayfieli has returned to
Webb CiiS IL rll probably be
ralr for 5 month
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04
'.1 1777''
FOR
COLDS
Humphreys Sevtnty-sesen

for Colds. Grip. lnfIuenza
Catarrh. Cough. Sore fhraf
20 grt TIE best results take
at ih, firSi feeling 81 Cold
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04

,Lud kanehl &, on a visit with
With his parents. Mr.. and Mr~ "
J.. kanrhi Ile viii return ia )
fsW DAYS io BIS camp.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04

Mr and Mr.. John d. Han -
Norman have been visiting relas
ives al.i friends az ia these tls RI
Mis- Della BArns-sf came IN from
Newton, haasas. 20 spend Christ
mss with Nulhsa friessels AMI
relatives.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04

X N. kintald returned fvom
Wisiw. ckla.. a few aays ago. he
IS arranging 20 start lumber
yard al the new 81 town 81 Web,
civ. Okla
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04

II IN I'LL 3FI-lII7-l TNEFT
l8dueeS R-pose. and NaiHrai.
Refreshing >ieep
Ma Narcotic. No opiate. Nn
Dope. M habit forming Drugs.
strictly lioineopafhic.
p-ice 1oc. and s. 90. ~ rrag stores.
or sent on rece4pf "a nr,ee of q - ID
Parcel Post.
Asmphreys' finm~o Net.cine Co.
it6 Wiliiam Street. Nsw York Nef-
.ic-i BOOK Free
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hyde
We're The guests 81 Charles Bink
sSiey IS christmas day.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04

Next MarfieIi has returned to-
Webb Citf. IL tll probably BE-
roar for month
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04

DR.. Carl Garter came Ia from
hansas City Tor WEEKS visit
with home folks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04

Mr and Mrs Walter BrunS ami
children were III CARRIER Sanday
to Sc NF>. Rrns sister. Mr>
Clyde Wooden.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04

Mrs Grace Childers aud Goldie
Spent Friday in Guthrir
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04

Miss Aliee Lambert. who Is 81
tending Guthrie High School
spent Christmas with The home
folks.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04

Work. work. was an W. foun'l
those days we were getting ready
Tor The exhibit which was certain
lT worth seeing after all the far.
uify and STUDENTS hail done.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04

Mis- Helen Fay Mcpeek : 81
holnc fcr ihe HOLIDAYS. She Is TAX
ing 4 course 81 Study Ia the Okla.
h0ma College FOR Women 81
{ thrkasha.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04

Roy Ksnnely i moving ont 10
;he Donshoc Farm southeast ~
town. Je>.s and his sister Vera
viii confinne "a attend school la
town.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04

Gfsylon Spiekslmier net wiia
q Slighi accident on the campus
and was Therefore absent fer a
half dav
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04

Colonel and Mrs MulhAll had
as Christmas das guests, r. h.
Alexander ana family ard /. y
Re,lnafh and family Of Kansas
civ AiSu Ray Hrneh aud fa,a.
ilv ~ oklahoma CIV
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04

The Christian Churrh ladies
m,f Il thr home Of MrS ! II.
Smith on Thursday of last week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04

7. =. Ire'on came IN from Ar.
kansas CITY SUNDAY evening
After short visit with friends
he left far Guthrie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04

Thomas Ferran is now az De
l.ani. Florida. We suppose ne
viii be there for the winter.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04

Miss Frances Blakesley and Mr
Noel Datin. both Of Guthrie spent
Christmas day with Miss Blakes.
ley : parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
J. Blakesley.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-11-23
PUBLIC SALE

On account Of the storm the sale
to raise money for the Church was
not held but postponed. At the old
Allen Lumber Yard In Raymer Pub
lie sale will be hel commencing at
1900 P. NJ. on
Saturday November Is, 1922
The following described property:
HORSE
Several Calves; Poland China Boar
eligible to register; Good Poland
China Boar; Several Shoats; A guam.
tity Of Potatoes; Lot OF Farm Mach
merry, including one Emerson Sulky
Breaker; Lot Of Chickens; Geese;
Pumpkins; Quilt Top; Center Piece;
Kitchen Aprons; and numerous ar
ticles.
TERMS, CASH: All goods must be
settled for before being removed.
Lunch Served by Christian Worker
Articles for sale may be delivered
after Friday morning to committee.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
H. H. Northup. Auct.
Mrs c. L. Snyder arrived horie
from sterling to day.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-11-23

Need any winter underwe.r, Dot
J. H. Beacon and Adolf schick
drove 10 Moran yesterdav for nleas-
ure exclusively.
N. and Mrs Albright entertained
Mr.. and Mrs tBuek) Winterroad
Tuesday evening
hememher the oyster supper to
Monday evening by the Ladies' Aid.
M's' ~ y, Hickersoh VINO visited
her SISTER Mrs. wagner In Greeiey
'or = week OF 30 arrived nome last
week.
~ 80 80 NV
80.
Wv" ~"
" ~
w p xo,,.v wo,, - p.nro. NJ,
dav nm h,s,,os. Tha ,oaa, ara ~.
seem inviting FIR = ,r,n hv .n,o a.
be won, vi. s,.r,,nu On A.. ..,,u,.,
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-11-23
SUPPER BY LADIES AID
at the
COLORADO HOUSE

COLOhADO HOuSE
MONDAY NIGHT NOV. 81
Supper TO begin at $3.50 and last
until all are served. You may have
your choice.
Oysters at 25cts
Peaches and cream and cake OF
pie l0cts.
Coffee and pickles with each kind.
An entertainment consisting Of
music and recitations after the sup.
per.
/. II you want good supper be
sure and come.
KUN KUN KUN