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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-19
IOPIC-The Downfall Of Israel.
GOLDEN TENT-Ilighieousness eN-
alicih u nation: But sin il a reproach
To any people.-PrOy. 1894.
. Kings 1913.
{: Kings 1878.

. And the children Of Israel did secret.
IS things that were not right against
Jehovah their God and they built them
high places In all their cities, from
the tower Of the Waterman tU the forti-
fled city. 10 aud they set them up Pill
lars and Asherim upon every high hill,
and under every green tree. II and
there they burnt incense In all the
high places, az did the nations whom
Jehovah carried away before them; and
they wrought wicked things TO provoke
Jehovah 10 anger. I 4. and they served
IDOLS. whereof Jehovah had said unto
them We shall not do this thing. IL
Yet jehovah testified unto Israel. and
unto Judah, hy every prophet, and
every seer. saying. Turn ye from your
ovil ways and keep my commandments
and my statutes. according 10 all the
law which ! commanded your fathers,
and which ! sent to you by my serN'
rntH the prophets "a Notwilhstand.
iug they would not hear. hut hard
,n,d their neck, like 20 the "ock 81
their fathers. who believed not In Je-
NhNdn llfll Afnu. TO Anu Ah'A lil'NA'b
hn statutes, and his covenant that he
mad, with their fathers, and his t,sti-
mony which hc testified unto than; and
they followed ,.uty, and became vain.
and went aft. tie nations that were
round abor uur Conccrnng Wtnm
Jehovah hal Cllred them 'hd. they
should not 90 lN" them. &c \n1 they
forsook all 'bc commandment. e Jc'
hoyah their God and made them mol
ten images even two calves aud made
an Ashcrah and worshipcd all the
host OF heaven. and served Baal II
And they caused their sons and thelr
daughters To pass through the fife, and
used diyination and entertainments, and
sold themselves 10 90 that when wac
eva In the sight OF Jehovah, 20 provoke
Tim 10 anger Is Therefore. Jehovah
was very angry with Israel and re
moved them out Of his sight, there was
none left but the tribe of judah only
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-19

April Il 90 80 During the same Wet,
the folr mg railroad brolherhooda. Cx-
ccpilng the railway trainmcn. will hold
their annual meetings here. THE train
men meet every two years and viii he
represented by committees only.
In addition to these meetings. there
will b. seven state organization meet.
ings during 'he preceding week. They
are. Carpenters and ioincrs plumbers.
metal trade workers. allied printing
trades council. BARRIERS painters and
sheet metal workers.
TT Paso Is the only city In Texas %
obtain so many labor meetings al the
same time. according 10 W j.. Moran
local labor leader, who Is helping ar
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-19

range Tor the meetings Every p's
union that has annual siato conven'
lions viii NEE, here except one. tns
brickmakers. he said.
Special invitations have been sent 70
Samuel Gompers. president OF me
American Federation OF Labor. serving
his thirty.eigutn year as head OF the
federation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-19
The Ten Lost Tribes.

Israel was taken captive 10y Assyria.
II was the policy ~ the Assyran kings
20 dcport the leaders together with the
more influential citizens Of the nations
which they conquered. In consequence
the stronger citizens Of the Northern
Kingdom were carried some u them 20
Mrsopotamia and some 10 various other
sections uf the great Assyrian empire.
Here they were absorbed by the PEG
plcg among whom they lived and their
identity lost forever.
IN accordance with this Assyrian pol
icy there were imported into the land ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-19
With Her Limitations.

Salcsman-Would YOU DE willing TO
give me testimonial, madam, as to
the truth Of our statement that Sudso
does not harm the most dainty fabrics2
Customer-Well, | am perfectly will
ing 20 state over my signature that II
doesn't Tor mel never use IL.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-19

A New Use.
Speaking Of memory improvers,
old Dieschman's yeastcakes aren't
40 rotten.
! Eat two In quick succession, ana
They'll bring up things you'd long
forgotten.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-19
INTERNATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL
LESSON FOR TODAY

Israel the inhabitants of various other
mailer nations conquered hy Assyria
a list Of these is given In II Kings
lf.24. These settled IN the cities OF Sa-
maria and amalgamatcd with the In
habitants OF Samaria who were still left
In the land
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-19
TEXAS LABOR BODIES TO
MEET IN FL PASO

III PASO. Texas March lS.-The an
nual convention of the Texas Fedora
ton of Labor will be- ncid In III Faso
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-19
Judea. Samaria and Galilce.


Of Jesus the land OF Palestine had three
grcat divisions Judoa. Samaria and
Galilee. OF these Galleo and Judea
were inhabited boy Jews and Samaria
bA the hated Samaritans. The cause Of
this II traced back tu the lesson Of to
DAY. The Galilec OF the time Of Jesus
was the northern half Of the Northern
Kingdom. whore there were few rulers
or mobiles and little tendency 60 rebel
and they were not dcportod boy the As.
syrian invaders They therefore con-
tlnued their pure Hebrew stock un.
mixed with alien tribes. The Judoa
of the time Of Jesus was the South
prn Kingdom OF Judah This kingdom
was taken captive by the king OF
Babylon. who had policy opposite to
that Of the king OF Assyria. lie en-
Outraged the peoples whom he con-
qucred 20 remain In their own land un'
der the governors of his appointing.
Here also IN" Jewish strain remained
uncontamiuatcd but the Samaria OF
the time of Jesus WAS that section
If the Northern Kingdom nearest the
the capital from which the king OF
Assyiia depurtcd the greater number Of
th, inhabitants and imported people
from other conquered nations This
mixed multitude, part jew and part
Gentle. was the Samaria OF the tim,
of Jesus: in fact, they have survived
until the present day. and a little hand
full. probably less than one hundred
live AT Nahlus, the ancient Shcchem
and still offer their sacrifices ON Mount
Gerisin according to their ancient
formulas.
See Fridays News for the Sunda!
School Lesson with Notes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-19
Everything Goes-Nothing Reserved

Office fixtures for sale including Gary Safe Burroughs Adding
Machine and Lumber decking andoort Sale starts tomorrow morning
~ and lasts until entire sold Merchants desiring to buy
wholesale call Phone ~ and make appointment
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-19

caused by uuNaion the
mal pinch and shut
body This pressure
by Chropacic spinal adjustments
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-19
A Word About The Palmer School

10 condition, found in health and disease and later wa, tran
SON pow president of the institution.
The enrolment of the Palmer School of Chropraclic
Chropracc schools and colleges of the world combined
The scientific of study the student IS required
class hours a, unum in addition he may increase The 90
tending addnoal clinics and Spnographc course o the an
grand total OF S222l hours
Upon graduation the members o this course are grant
degree ID G. doctor of Chropractcl which requires th
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-19

This the largest complete appliance stock this part OF the
country We have ANYTHING you may want in this line.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-19

shorter the nearer one came to the
poles, or ends.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-03
OVERALL NfUiN ~
Gt IIIRIE ~ OIfiNc

An im4oi ans conference Was heid
.asi nigh, al tae offse ~ y r
Hansfofd nvia INK g. the establish
lsenf of aosera overall Ga tory 81
Guthrie Eaperis eerc here from
Enid ara from two bsg factories la
TeAAs. and ihee needing lasted tlll
mid night a. a. Enid men hal 20
return hetorc this morning
Messrs Hsnsford ~rd Armsgoug
secured ~ possible data and details
hav.ng any bearing on tie propos'
ion. and a. midn.shi the men made
examnAfaon4 = some of 'ho possible
locations snitatlo fof such an enter
s rise The fsar pfac ical men went
away very enihus a. le over the
prospects. ana the Acsl co4 niises
all no~ got ferf busy with the No5k
necessary flr securing ta.s igport
an enfcrpriso f1r Guthrie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-03
LOOKS tii.l ptNI
~ lilIi.\>p - VI NJ

l.ondan lseh Hif James tfaIE
the tisisr lfrnfe4 declared "a a
statement tnisl that b. BAD teea
to.t bs Nlshasl Dr.lins heat ut no
s,slthpfn lfviAni proyIn, iai govern
mrn ai tAef conference 10 nahiia
yesterday that Colina hAg rc,s si,ei
pramlsr af hrnnns Into ise lfish
lfoo slate aimnst half ~ nor.a Ire
iand Including fermanaka ltuut.
lafEs tafis 81 An,lim anl I'o~n au'i
i.ahdondeff, ,'r FnnlakI'en aai
Ncsff
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-03
Where Bluebeard Rendezpoused In Days Agone

exception of the uen employed by the
United States government a. coast
vuar,lsmen aHd the few merchants IL
the little town, 81 oeraeoker- make
their living hunting aud fishing
Every person on Oeraeoke island Is
a Methodist Ia religion They are
divided, however, a. t. the sectional
branch 10 which they belong. about
half being members ~ the Methodist
Episcopal Church. South. while the
others attend the Northern church
Oeracoke Is one u he eldest settle
menfs in America The people are
believed by many historians 10 be
descendants of the Lost Colony Of
Sir Walter Raleigh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-03
"rlt Fnown clvll ~AR
vGreHAs ours ~

'aIa , L4na Mrtb Ciy So
j. sisltas hls old ooaraas Coa. a.
Il Young ehp "a very slsk Il bla
heme 90 Eaai We. fhaY sefyed
ipgpthrr during the elyli .Af ln tae
old sixth insi easalsi. and ~hsn
capiain Lane hpara .. laasss ~ hla
oh epmraae he sy.fist lannedla ely
Tor Guthrie cg. fvinw 4 to,ias
siizhly 'upfVtsa la ~..as res.osss
bui ~ at4fp gives ~ enamuass
meat 81 70 any psfnane8f impssse
nout Tiers 10 eeak lsaky hesart
hat il befoaa repair
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-03

mainland of North Carolina. nud j.
unlquc 81 many Respects. Oeracoke
Island. which i part u Hyde county.
North Carolina. j. little strip of land
about II mdes long aud range. "a
width from one. half 70 one and one.
half miles The population II the
island numbers about zoo. about go
II whoiu live II orraroke Those who
do not i've 10 the little town are
members II the families Of coast
goardsmen. who patrol the coast
- there are no railroads. autoino.
liles. street ears or theatres where
motion pictures ore shown many of
the inhabitants at oeracoke have never
seen any Of these things With the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-03

Who was born Al Ocraeokc. Says the
worst crime h. can recall 70 have pr.
csrred At Oeracoke IL 81 year, nas
one Of assault and battery
There are only one OF two homes
here that have locks on the doors and
the keys 20 those that are thus equip.
ped are never used Most ~ the
houses Al Oeracoko were wholly or
partially constructed with lumber d
ships which were wrecked on the
treaeherous shoals Off the North Caro-
lima coast Every family here own
their home.
ocracoke Is At the extreme southern
end Of little island By the same
name, located about % miles of the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-03

saa Fran<.sSs. SEQ. s-Ths isrs
r tAe ssesns trisl q FATTY A.
ss<sls - a eAarss % raan sssoshs
- e,sssrsss ssass srs ~ss o,
eharpea
Fstsy ArouSkis scenes ce~resss
al the ass4sree-ert Nsshet
presessssen ner cessrss ~ovio an.
rssnee q intsntlsrs rssareine >
shsrc trisL
TIE case ~ss pss ever aNin Nen
cav q - oct sor trial FersHean >
AeEsroy anrsVnsea thst ne ssss
ssoeo t.se 70 ssn. es 90 net eesl
pnsts ~rethsr TIE rualoFsty Wa fer
eonsiStlon q seaaittsi
Annoansemert thst tne luN
ssoed . fes eon~et,on ana : %.
seauistai ~as mace - lee Freis
raan. ssssstsni q os,riet atsofrey.
ard leaeire proseSotier counsel
narp mc6ssarn. bs,ilr. mace ihs
sars snnosnesrns. 4 "ws expect g
- ,hs eAss asa'n.- Friesr'sH sas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-03
Girls, Boys, Men
and Women Grabbed
In a Cate Raid

81 Lovls No. Feb l.-- Amid tns
On of crashing bottles ard bfeah
inp glasses. poilsemen and federal
prohlb.,ion enforcement sosnls
shorty before iAst mldnle eht ralaec
cafe N do~nto~n hotel ard
arrested sisiy persons. among them
many yovna ~omsn rhe cafe 10
frcauensed hy aesofs aid astresael
who stage thestflesi sserins
evefy THURSDAY Ninefy ether
guests 10 me cafe we're psrmitts
20 remain
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-03

NaianAi ih'afd "a ffFv tnirrvNEtrft
fhs b~fd flstss gAs aatpual IRE
loss auFlas ihs rfe Yeae periaa a.
fitfeffefik s4sea "a au essmiaa
floa = ever Ices 'ov reports sg rfrs
Ha,s ~ ana saaAlas hasaF,ls ar
hsd fssleaalhlr fuf teeoe0poel =
b'ssps ssspfdlae 10 ths rvport Nest
tomss electricity shlch skaaesl flfsa
eos ias tsaeoo 900 Stoves ufaacsa
boilers aad plpss sased loss of
tslea9 aee. dshs ave sA.mnesa AMI
nass tsl pap eco snd sspeaare
ehlsh meaaa communicates fFu4
fst1eeooaa
A naaa - eosl Aftsan cha
an.ioferiiefs nxufp lhai tao fiss
year flrs lasss. 81 ne aatlta ~nall
laiila fsaoe hsaes fw fhu satifu
eopalatloa az Nesata NYsmlnn AIT
toaaegilef Thes wvull street. ls "a
sshool hoaaes ~ tiao 900 each %
suali purshass isfai rrsaa -
so'iium ,hs eoaglisst ~ sAr.hn pru.
dast
ani1 ~sea pervag shss 1up oos.
10 tie total less eaa flasssa ~
strictly W sfNf wtsntshiW
tes Nak suffered mssst tessAf
Ssh ioss % Eiss eao oos rvanafi
faaia ,ams se cad snh tpi ooa 900
llineis thift slh 80 aaeooa Nsl
loe Ne~ isuaf eith t10ooetre
ohio elih 80 eoe og resaa 90
goo nlo Nass4eltaetts. taseoa 9QB
and fallgufula 90 900 600
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-03

a nnnilsef ~ boys ir,m ~ iiFua
Posi- ~ lh~ rltf sea " tefks last
rspniak ana asatsgrA the Cayls buys
"a peffr, IND "a ofFaaitAtlan b. "a
Amefiran tawon l'smt a. tha, plaes
fhs nestlns @as eeI stien1ed ef
500 eefie boys Aad aises a fs~ short
tabs wrrs tade w 10 kstali oom
nlaaaer pf -. - uf,a l'o~t Amos
E~lnx 81 ouihf's snd nsmb.t ~
ihe eoyis hualnssa msa sha Coyla
BOYS elected lAs l9lesiax affisufu
Commander y Coates. viee
Commanded Efnln i.awis Ailu,Aat
tAad knlkht tlnansu Ctfl o.. Wli.
lafd jones Chaplain ksaioa & GO
son sersant.ai Arms itoy isAi.
iilsiprlin. Gien u Mvtloery
Ausai t~snsy menbers eafr nlrn
90 up ~hsh sisss tho paat xo,-i
san fhsg aeeldesl ~ ssal tso
delegates - NalhaH nes sunday
~asu che souuty officers wla b.
elected
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-03
I.lsI WIEN Ol NUUDisON
NII.Sn\ CAMP lII>

Tai. i tha hait veeA q tlo Wood
7oN Wilson sountat.on faad IN Ouih
RE AMI Cta'fnan CoprFc = ver =
anxious taai al 30 are Interested
ln bis excellent myso fenI epnuipa.
tons g hm The ulaney raised n
The can paien Niii - asTe 20 sdntaie
deserving hoys ana girls y America
MaH yoHf ,hce. IS Nr scef fuda,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-03
OlsITR BIDS 0t WEST
COAST I\Dt>cIhlD

l.srtalnd ore Feb s|NALVns y
.seeks cIrxi.nx aboeV olfier tc1s
near Obmpc Mash has - derletea
the heds 80 20 ease of1ciSls ie
ucrts actorllrx e. Juiged States
Game Narler. RAs Steele aho e herr
mona NAsh.nttoa Steele teesSfva
tos4y tRat he 49, s.. a ,ose 10 knoe
pAat q as 70 protc,s the bods sRd
uli ask m,.Iifsoai.or ct the .usgra-
tors bird law opcntug tar sassoa
ionesr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-03
wssY etskRupT CASES
~ IKE STATE NOW

"A y Ardert retarneJ yesterday
from A.fals4 foun where he took
over . bankrupt grocery 5 ore and
eft this gofulng for Osage county
~ehre BE- has tao general stores. on
A. Pershing sud the other a. Wynona
bota In bankruptcy He ls also
trustee = The BANKRUPTCY - to-
Fashion shop IN Guthrie 1hieA be
vii offer q. psbii- ssic an February
.sb
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-03

Ocracoke. \ &. Feb . Although
ihs little town about century and
half ago was the rendezvous u one ~
the worlds m0sf daring aud famous
gang d erooks-E Edward Teach Blue
beard aud his bandit j. ftiay one
community which the recent crime
save has not reached There has not
been an arrest here in more than ten
years and the crimes II robbery.
burglary. theft and murder are abso-
lutely unknoHn 70 the population.
insofar a. they refer 10 Ocraeoke.
John 0neaI after holding Office a.
Justice u The Peace sf 0erscoke for
cight xeaTs. resigned year OF mote
sgv. not having had criminal ease
during his administration. 4 success
sor has never been elected Mr.. OnesI.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-03
Policeman Fires Into
Mob. Shoots Own
Brother Fatally

o.sosaN ie~. gsh l--Alsrsa
psssstk. - - 80, 80 isssliy
~eanasa late lssi nisht ~ -
bss,ssg ~su ossssh. . rei'ss -
fises st 80 hrsmsas rsssssssse
al ssss arrested a. lntesiss,sa
va 80 lasA hlw - - bsssmsnt
Alfrsa aes several ser'psrlees
ssllsssa s~a ssss~ptsa = fefes ~
esptlvss Fsissss.
Matt ~srrsa tre esrtf thsi -
~oula shoel = lnlsffsrsa ~',n I've
ma sttaskss iss sfflssf &, q sac.
ths huust stfslna hls bfatnsf %
ias< ne heaft
Nat nosssth netifisd Msref
csaosss - tAs sneeiirs aed ~ss
placed - lsii
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-03
PRICE on COTTON 20
POINTS HIGHER TO-DAY

NJ Oriezrs. 20. --Confl1sa-
tea * sestercags buy'ng no emer-
czr.c1 ne price of cotton "a % &c
POINTS hiEne- in the frsi aaI houF
q the session foday u spite ~ thr
t.d.Ts-eut shor.ag 81 I1Ee-poo.
Trsdsrs cn the lag side ser m1-s
sFressire. snd the fho-r Interests -
dlspo~ed 70 buY covers March rnsr
i-4s za1 October 10 s1sz
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-03
Classy nAsKrr BAll rosloer
EDMOND Va ouTnnll

nasssi hail fans ~lll De- treated =
: ehsly fasl hart loata samn a.
uisht trfeysn rdmaaa eifis and lhe
hA.al Elfls The game ~til b. teuae
AMI sa,liiAe frpm ihe flfst besanae
the a. ntlas ~ lhs tsu tcams to .
large - Dat depends npon rie eevru
luniaAt tame afts a. fle Hna
son tickets n,s apod Aiia.sslvn s3
scnis iof etefl t.dl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-03

Nssh.netoh. Fsh rtaar n
saaus hnessy " gh.ato second A..
s.sant pos,mast enerai a.,d here
Thursday 81 Ms.hs lbscd hospnai
srom iniafics received Ia me knAA
crsocsef ,hea,r, asaster aaNrda,
night
Al,housh ar shansApa0 IN.
iUrse. uefp knoen Go he 80 ,lru 81
aainre bis eendlieu 4aa shoen lm
rrarmsnt pp g. fhartday end he
aea D vss unexpected
President hateng q. statement
~i.h rcsg~oi % tas eesia .f NJ
shaushnessy said
vas ,ef} er,. fesea 10 otfe
o. n. death - aHf rosti as.ei
Gencrai shaafhnsey The ssqau
meal offi,fl. hela hn cAeeedins
IS hieh q. sem aas n.au,od hln d
mosg sauaele government ssNari
80 ouNse haze shared ihe floes
q hote Wae eo IS. III intimate 4.
speisttu pth a'm
flags 90 the psaioifee depaftmoal
eefe hair mas.ea 3 nsfs u res
loc % Mf sha aaoss while his
a-sis ants united ia pa,nx tribute
to hlm
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-03
roRNaR oursRig Man -
pUAo ~ eGwNoN

flleaas i Uulhf|s u on.nipl
lase father ~ C1Ahe, rNe SANTA
~ .onluliof een kHeen here d'sa
f.1iaer isi at the aame nf hls e'n
Is Newtoo kAnsas ai lhs esq 81 -
sssm The Pixies i.srt uu Nasi
NIns a,sane here Or manf pears
ftl,f - ft.aA ga Ne~son
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-03
"oNAs WANTS MORE
ATTENTION. PAID TO
REslogsr DtsrRlcra

Wa not desvis some time to tbs
fsfiaeniial streets ia ihs ei.y e.e.a
~ rampaisn aaAs = cllY puran
feffn are aaasefoas sifreta lhat
a"ei cleaning aaa the eay snoall
see 70 q ma ths eiaansfs sss busy
Tat hs* Rumpins esslns shuui.f ue
also assi la iiusalus .s~srs and some
p.aees ehefe fih has accumulated
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-03
THE KIDS FllPl
SAYS MISS ALICE
congresswomAn From This state
Is Calm In Pace Of Complaint
That Clrls Are Going To
the Devil

wasalar,ca r~s. Rsiss~-uts- =
t.se Alice Robertson goss today s.
slFaroas deftrse oi ihe fappef
latersiswea On shat Afs tAe mo
cra ar,s eomiae ta-H Miss Ressrisen
samitied that ,he 1892 sa attn her
knee skAt lew nelea drsss nous
and asbalaute slpash r osen ia
Crnctsm. tei said
fon san blame her moihef
A. ne moshers uan - flap tas
y, anrstefs.7 Nis, Robes tson s.id
let Meshers stay Hows
~The uolcra mothar is rcs ons|hle
Shs sets mo eAee and her dausatef
follows While mother Is fspmas
uroaEd 81 as si,srnooa Ia s. Al 4
recepiion or euase same daughter
roes out glapp.ng IN an aato lssonN
natural
let shc mothers STAY az home
rhea thcs wosid fud that she
daaKAses woald epnae fapp,ue home
Zap nto an apron and s9oud ,hsf
cni.oi school heuis la thofuufl.Y
wholesome way nui yna can't a
sco, a ,oune sfl q stay At home ans
knH when hef mother is out riai ar
cards
Our Girls Net Prudss
The wonder IS ihe gln oi ipisf
|sut worse than she ls 1Acf -
check on heF she does 81 she
phrases
Mis- NObertsoa anm 7pda the
lrpgent cay girls Ga iheiF .rsukuess
There's great difference she salj
oelncen lnAoeenea aad assured
psnJery and the Amer.eaa si-is Al
shough they arc getting amatias y
frank. are n0t prldes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-03
YOUR CAS- BilL WILL
so LESS NexT moNrr

cheer ~. yysr s4s olN all 5e
my,h iess Een noafh Ths - me
prcrise y Arhu- Dlileas local
s-nAgeF II the Es company TIE
rsAsou for tie b.g ran o, gas as ist.
90 .a The statements this month Is
the tarl ,aa the ssaiemcni var for
nse weeks Ia place q four h. "a
P'aias Th@s a ,csst encouraging
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-03

A county treasurer t uat permitted
j., ae 10 arrcai - tond in ilea pf
taKsn due. eerl.nt te q fulinA pf
che attorney ssueiala office n ~
l,onse a. an lnqar, from " - Han.
eouniy afiofnof u s'qpoiah eopnii
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