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   Miami Daily News-Record (Newspaper) - November 18, 1928, Miami, Oklahoma                                TWO MIAMI OKLAHOMA HARVESTS fields Under Govern ment Restrictions Sam proved his ability as farmer this year by fg a million dollar crop of seals id at the fining time adding some to value of his the little 300 miles west of the Alaskan mainland in the Bering is the summer home of the largest seal The vai animals me protected and controlled by States and since when killing the high seas was prohibited by i omy the bureau of has taken seals and marketed During the summer teils were killed and when the furs art tanned they will have an Value between and A cen EUS showed that the herd increased the last wuh the of the eighteenth be fore the start of pelagic tiie seals totaled slaughter had cut the number to Under government control only three yearold males are enough being assure the herd s nor This year three K were branded lor ing The growth of the herd ad led than to the value the Pribilofs during the eai seals have an estimated value When this is sold the islands will the United States f in al two and a half times the pur price of Paul and largest bf Uncle Sams four treasure is are the summer breeding grounds of the In the fall animals leave for deep sea southern to return in the late Model Weds Rich Young Englishman of Miss Betty McCor former cloak were surprised today by an announce ment that she had married John Robert young while his a London was fee to the United announcement came from tys who said the took place 2 before a New Jersey justice of the neace and was followed by a re 1 She said they are living in New York ir New York upon reading an in newspapers of sons intended He his son for an McCormick said he has been tied of the 26 years is t in England as an allaround and ITet His favorite hobby is or racing and he has taken in several His uncle Sir tea Thanksgiving church wiU bf jn Miami at 9 oclock njr at the according to an Several fc to participate in the The pastor of the Friends will deliver the The complete program be announced HOME AS J KOK NKW I Lb OP tiie lamous mo believes that reality is the basis of the greatest drama and in consequence has for the theme of ills latest picture a story thai nave had i s setting in anj town or uU in His new i i battle of iht and tells u as um versa i in its appeal and tion as u page trom dy or according to advance Jean Belie and Saily ONeil play tiie leading tharly in his career a motivat ed and the popularity it enjoyed was Griffith was convinced that with the proper la anj the ct hu man Lemg cuino wan maini Ld and u Uu n HoUiS to and fading till he fell upon the story of Battle oi picture been ed dy of ithe jof a State that iwas a fond husband that too The Artist cinema version of this coming to the Olo ry today and A specially prepared sound will be a feature of the presentation of The battle of at the fi The musical score and sound si celebrated composer and milieu tor for the and Rivoli theaters in New York are or will be given by tha Riesenfeld orchestra through the medium thu new sound ducing installed for the benefit of Miami Perfect ii between action ami the MACEDONIAN BRIDES Serbian Wives ate hoto bought on the installment or in i The preponderance of ha attached u high value to 01 this former Turkish Payment is made on the i 25 pi i cent till thj clay on Uay t of the anJ tha remainder in spiean over a number are reported where poor I laborers have become bandits in to get the cash necessary to buy a Unce they would throw away their shooting 1 and resume their I peasants have in tnis way lost the police i orus The gendarmerie has made a task of cleaning the whole i counti v of and the i of tho killed during with the into j j I nil his order to To be single isa ot to win a and Uie nere makes of to court a make her he bridegroom pays the j family of the a varies M to 400 Turkish ing to the and weight of jne in the time mar riage was concluded in limes tire now hard for Macedonia wharp i the drought of I blighted and added tothe impoverishment of the Itie depreciation of the dinar ami other adverse economic have resulted in a glut in the market of Easy ments are therefore stead of strict which formerly the timehonored These marriages are always and although monogamy the law of Yugoslavia an exception U made in favor of the subjects of the triune go a form of marriage in order that the union should in the eyes of the legally and the of Frank as in Order to carry on the of highly in Activities i Eddie signal work Oldest London Firm Made liberty Bell ancient cas LiBerty de to be the oldest business in London The property of Hears and it was originally established in 1670 at Essex whence it was re moved to its present site in the Whitechapel Road during A bell cast at thia foundry in for the English village of back to the firm for repair 300 years later Big huge bell that tolls the hours in the clock tower sur mounting the British houses of came from foun as did also York Great Peter and Lincoln cathe dials Great SYNTHETIC LIQUORS ARE WIDELY iN LONDON British government has taxed whisky and other liquors so high ly that poorer classes aie drinking methylated spirits despite the in creasing number of deaths and cases oH It costs about for a bottle of whisky in England and of this about is governmental On the other hand a substantial Amount of methylated spirits can be for about 12 cents That much will cause Many addicts have be come insane and the British press fe beginning to throw the spotlight of publicity on the White Horse of Wantage is 374 feet Cut in the chalk It is eaid to commemorate Alfreds victory over the in the reign of his Ethelred the following Troop A C tC Myers and with Jesse Harmon as scout id the charter Eloyd Henry Jack JHoward Bon Milo Milton Orion Jim Bob Lu Willard Arthur According to troop willbe given a camp site within easy hik ing of Richer and the scouts will be encouraged to ini prove the site with Adirondack j and other overnight Camp Games has i set aside a large building at i the Premier Mine as troop where weekly troop meet ings are to be held each Friday at Scoutmaster Combs of Richer 12 the donation of from scout treasurer of which is a part of the proceeds from a Halloween party sponsored by scout parents and friends of This money has been used for the purchase of additional equipment forthe Boy Scout Drum and which now numbers 16 drums ani 10 Scoutmaster Glen Picher reports activity in this during last two Three new mem bers were received last Friday A nature bike is planned for Sunday Ralph chairman of the old Troop 1 of now known as 41 of the reports the twelfth reregistration of this troop with Benjamin Ralston and Hampton additional committee members Arthur Shamblin as scoutmaster and Caryll as assistant and the following 12 reregister ing Aaron Warren George Har vey Jimmy Rob ert Paul Clarence Albert Charles and new scouts coming into the troop James James John Warren Woodrow Troop Chairman Dobkins of Welch SO the this with j Charles on troop Scoutmaster William Mills and Assistant Scoutmaster Wilkerson have registered 14 the following 11 being old ones Craig Eugene Harold Ivan Dan Lesie Clarence Gor den Robert and Willard Leo Garret coming in as new scouts and Dan transferring from Troop 18 Scoutmaster Strang 25 reports a new Ar thur also increased in the For the sixth consecutive Miami Troop 22 has ed and Chairman R Tuthill re I ports Troop Committeemen S Radio at Its Best Thats returned to and in now the Music He iu now mill Phone I Phone 517 Miami f Have made Only small anji we them for you until Special price during November Resident Phone Phone 114 WHY THEY ACT THAT George Wash Send Tour Bundle to the Soft A1 rf i thiop contains 34 Max Reuben Dayne pan Gib Marty Humph Stanley Carmon Waldo Joe Claude Malcolm Martin Ray Clyde John Dan Scott Roy Charles Enjoy Prosperity ing furni in his a fine It being done so me only an expert can tell 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