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New-York tribune., 1921-01-19
y. S. Senators Get Whisky
In Mail Pouch, Is Charge
Washington Man Arrested in
Elizabeth Says He Made Regu-
lar Trips to CapitaI
Special Dispatch to The Trtbuue

Special DtspdtcI to The Trtbuue
ELIZABETH, N. j., Jan. 18.--George
Winters, thirty-five years old,T of Wash
ineton, told postoffice inspectors here
to-day that United States Senators
make it habit of having their wsisky
delivered in mail pouches to avoid de-
lection.
Winters said he was formerly a
Washington policeman. He was ar
rested here with four others for viola
ton of the motor vehicle act A mail
pouch was found in the car he was
driving. He said that he made regu-
lar trips to the offices and residences
Of Senators in Washington with liquor
concealed in mail pouches.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-19

If any are able to hold out Of
their earnings 81, So, 81, IS week
for SO weeks each year, as they
go along, they will have two, three,
four or five times the total shown
in the above table.
Young men should take particu-
lar note Of this statement:
THEY WILL ADV ANCE
FASTER INTO BETTER POSI-
TIONS IF THEY ARE KNOWN
TO BE CAREFUL WITH THEIR
MONEY.
will never forget so long as ]
live the shock I got when was told
that the $50 7 could have easily
saved the first year ! worked would
now amount to $6,585.80! I have
worked AZ years.
Won't you, young men, take
lesson out Of my Book Of Life?
CT course, all young women who
are working should lay aside a mini
mum of $50 a year and allow it to
accumulate with interest until they
reach say the age Of 60. know
that most young women who arc
working expect prince Charming"
to come along some time or other
but, even SO, they will find the $780,.
laid aside yearly, as long as they DO
work, will come in mighty handy
some time.
Henry L. Doherty K Company will
be glad 20 advise you how to invest
in good seeurities Of email denom''
nations If you will write to them or
call at their Office, so Wall Street.
They are particularly anxious to
serve people who have email sums
Of money. ! can assure you that
they will accord you every courtcsy
and give you ~ much attantira a.
though you were worth Thousands
Of dollars instead Of but . few
dollars.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-19
ADVERTISEMENT
PERSONAL,
but not Cont fidentiof.

This is Letter Number Fifteen -.
2 Series Written to All of Ynn
About q Matter Which is VitaI -
Your Success. IF you missed srs, ~
of the previous letters and wonis
like to have copies I will mail themu u
to you. 's'a
New-York tribune., 1921-01-19

Sincerely yours,
WILLIAM c. FREEMAN.
lit West 46th ST., N. Y. Citys
New-York tribune., 1921-01-19
BRAND Cabinet
Leans Toward
Policy of Force

Continued from nr,t pags>
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-18
GUTHRIE SECURES
LARGE INSTITUTE
Estimated That 700 Delegates To
Epworlh League Institute
Will Be In Guthrie Aug
20. Sept 4

one ef lhr larst gatherings u
YOUNG people u ihc slate hAs been
secured goi guthrie This Epwolin
Ieagap Institute s. ,ho Meshodsst
Episcopal Church q Oklahoma and
norlhs1n Texas wiil meet here Aua
a., sa,h TO September tsh Five to
seven hundred young poople are eA,
pceted tfum over iNe hundred towns
and citlse
THE 'ustiuiie ~ 4 tralninv school
Tor lhe young leaders pf me Church.
MorniuKs wiai b. given eyef to Glass;
works IA sha various branches Of iho
League activities Afternoons VIII
be glNca osef ~ rest aud recreation
aud the evenings viii bfiag the ln'
eplfalinnal eerNievs Leaders of tav
Church exp Iienccd Ia institute work
wlli be brought here TO dlrest iAe
aork Bishop y ~ waldorf Of Nloh
TIA Area VIII bc vhh us part not an
the camp fire experience service on
Saturday night aud The ne scfties
decision and consocratlon service op
SUNDAY
The Institute will be held ia ''laer.
Al Wells rask and fair Efomds Tents
are to house tDe delegate Sod lhp
building slll pr used l9r elass
rooms
This instlt4te is The first held 30
Oklahoma. bUl + one os about Z
hundred being held ihis summer
throughout the country Guthrie can
Neli bo congratulated n securing this
gaihering and real hospitality ihis
sear may mean tue permanent 'siab
lishment Of he annual event bsre
Robert NJ. chew pastor OF the West
Guthrie N = Church. Is manaeur q
Of tho week other features VII oe
tie famous film. The stream o. I.iie
70 be pr'.senicd on September go
the Institute and has been largely fe
syonsible for securing Il here Dr
bean &. button, pastor Of Wesley u
a. Church ~ Oklahoma cts. " dest
of the faculty g. y, Meade Of AoF
man. publicity uEcnt. A. g. William
son OF Shawnee. registrar
The management OF the Insiiiut'
~ now locking for some indiyidua
o. organization who would care z
take the contract 10 feed the dele
gates: also for available rooms fo
those Who do not wish 10 tent durln;
The Institute. Call Nr Lehew Phon'
2ss, or residence SiG s. lith street.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-18
WHITES AND BLACKS
GRABB[D IN RAID
City Police Swoop Down ION
Red" Massey's Joint and
Secure 20-0allon Keg OF
Evidence

WHITES "a -. -. 49,. .s.s'.
Red Massey. negro. living in he
TOO block on West Cleveland was
setting pretty" until the city police
spoiled his little scheme Of getting
rich quick.
Last midnight .here was gay aud
hilarious party assembled at tie.
Massey resort when Chief Mi'ehells
men appeared on the scene and took
the JOY out OF life. for that bunch al
ieas.. In the roundup J. ". Johnson
George Jones, Dave Province. Alece
Coleman and Adsh Woods, besides
RED" registered present and were
escorted 10 tha police station by the
night patrol. johnson and Province
are white. the rest are negroes.
In the search hat followed. some
narcotic evidence was adduced and
also a 20 gallon barrel Of very kicky
~choc" beer. All present at the
party last night were reported drups
by the police.
The evidence and the persons ar
rested will be turned over to me
county.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-18
FIVE NEAR DEATH
WHEN CARS COLLIDE
Mrs. Emmett Stobaugh of Okla.
homa City Sustains Broken
Arms; Others Are Injured
Cars Badly Wrecked

a Ford touring ear. occupied BY NJ
and Mrs. I'd stobaugh aud their
daughter ia Law. Mrs. Emmett So
baugh. all of Crescent city, Was
struck head.on by a Hudson super
SIX car driven by William Ilirscht
sunday afternoon about e.ao O'Clock
just Off the pavement on South Disi'
sion street. Bo.h ears were damaged
badly. The Ford Is complete ~reeN
The dsmage TO the Hudson VIII be
several hundred dollars. Mrs. Em
nett Stobanxh sustained badly
fractured arm and body bruises. AZ
minor however. and Mrs I'D So
baugh Was badly shaken up by The
impact
William n.rschl and Glenn paris
we're In he HUDSON car they had
Iuet taken load OF ball playcra %
the bali park and we're returning 70
tho city when the accident occurred
The FORD ear was going south and
was on the wrong side OF the stree. !.
Hirschl. who was driving. made q
vain effort 10 avoid the Ford. but the
driver on the Ford. also realizing
that he Was on the wrong side of the
.ree. swerfcd his car 70 tho op-
posite side aud met the Hudson tush
in the face.
Fortunately the ears were not
travelling fast when the accident oe-
cured the big Hudson would probably
have ripped the snnller car In two
The injured people were given first
aid aud then hurried TO the Methodist
hospitJ. where Mrs. Emmett sto-
haugh now il. Her condition is said
to be satisfactory aud she viii be
able 10 40 home In few days. Mr..
and Mrs. I'D stobaugii's wounds were
dressed and they are around today
II was one OF those accidents that
win happen hut could not be prevent :
ed under the circumstances.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-18
GORE HAS TAKEN VEIL,
BUT WRITES HOT LETTER
Does Not Approve 81 the Plan
Preferential Primary 10
Oklahoma

rormeg senator Uoru haa written
she following letter % eeoree f'ae
man coneclnlns Democratic geTKAn
isaslon
lluu Ceorge \. llouHian Chairman.
National Democratic ,bemmil,ee.
klnrrlshpr. okiahcma Niy dear tlow
luAH accept wiih pleasure spuF
uyHailoa 10 disense Artlyis ~ me
pros coed plan q rroFxanlsu tbr
Democratic party ~ uAlahoma ~
q ontiou ,he noinss enneeFnlus ~hiet
We asrer Will aecensaato tbs polnss
concerning vhieh ~ may ehanse in
aifsnf A. democrats. ytn and !
must ae everything posslhie "a pro-
noae unlldng 10 prevent lspa
cratic auetua TIE only ~as ~
the l,cmucruslc PARTY a achieve sus
,s8s Il q deserve aurrsss The ouls
vas q deserve suceess i 70 BE l~m
oerilc i,amoffasle nat emily ln
frlprlple hul uemnefa1e IN methnt
Every democratic nasa . datatle dal
II h,a parss urf 10 make q nome
cratic second 10 hean a Democratic
to sepp q namuesuilt not mHrvlY
in method bus Democratic n pflus
eirle
Politically ! have taken 1he seil !
speak therefore lmgcfeonallt ! lsel
that nothing could ltiiufe lna 81 ~
.nieT tollliea further lhnh 70 help my
fflena my F~rlN ms country +
an certain llat nothing Gould 40 su
'.srep' peril To Democratic principles
pm Democratic methods Me,hu1f
that are uuDemocrauc have proved
and wlll prove fatal 70 Democratic
ener~sa The proposed elan ~ ~
organization provides for q prcfereH
tai convention. Thia convection e
- select the Democratic Ticket A
two iAlrda majority without he uui'
fule Il made n~ceamrr fpf q choice
This ticket 80 selected Ia 20 afa'h
through the Democratic primary The
propoait'on 10 empower thn M'sf"
convention 20 reject the unanipu
etalee ~ district Nuat Va looAs'
upon either as pleee of hamof ol
e piece - madneat harlifi
knnw vhelher am mbre dialfea u
Of astonlshed BY the estsaofdinaf
rroposllion Il "a hir Wllh dlsAAtrf
u is at ieaut irank Il weaFs .a
maak ~ 8emocraY ls hears ta'
raian only Th's scheme wauia ein
late the yerv soul ~ democracy 2
g onld violate mandatory proYi~los
~ fhe state Constitution u woule
violate both the lptter aud tho spir'
81 the primary eleclloa law +
if'ontluusd IN rass
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-18
Pirates
Are Rum
Runners

Atlantic CITY. \, J.. saas u Pirate
oscallons ana reports cs mys e'ioas
sAsps lurking aloag the trade 'anes
and dashinx away into darkness whea
slgnAlged BY merchantmen, may be
explained BY she discovery Of block
aae runaers landing liquor 90 she
Jersey coast revenue ageats here
said today
NAat revenue AGENTS believe 10 ~
he explanation OF the anasaal ao-
lions os some ships on the hish seas
was BROUGHT about through the seia
ara ~ cache ot whiskey said W
have heen landed along.a cove near
wildwood. " u eom an altered
mystery ship-
For several days an unid"uus'ea
steamer vas snen nanaveriag ins1
outside the three milo limit OF
wolaa ooa. RcNcnae cutters ~ere
sea, 10 watch IL The vessel dlAaP'
peared. not not S'efofc. official
think. Il had discharged cargo %
whiskey
prohibition officers decr~r"d sodaY
,hev were confident llquor smuggling
Vas being conducted on tremendous
scale. Cargoes worth fortunes are
believed 10 have been brought from
fcrefrn countries.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-18
MANY AUTOMOBILES CROWD
BALL PARK SUNDAY

George D. Wright, living on South
Division street counted s55 cars on
that street from 5:5o 10 $50. The
cars were re urning FROM the ball
park. Many other cara reached town
by different routes The ball park
outfleld and sldelInes were jammed
With cars and the bleachern and
grandstand filled to capacity 20 wit
ness the best game Of ball ever play
ed on the local diamond.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-18
BLACKWELL BANKER LAupS
OUR WONDERFUL TEMPLE

Mayor J. ". Norris. banker OF
blackwell. Is spending the day In
Gu hrle. While he has little bus
iness before Judge Chas. G Smith. IN
the district court. he is the special
guest OF Henry Dodd and H. 7, Hans
ford. He visited .he new Masonic
Cathedral and was very enthusiastic
over The fine progress the building
committee is making with that big
proposition. He predicts that It will
be great asset to the city and the
state. besides being. when completed.
the finest exclusive Masonic struct-
ure in he world.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-18
CRESCENT sWATT[Rs
DEFEATED IN HOT CAME
Deans Special Ran True To
PORN and Landed Pans on
Safe Grounds as Per
Schedule.


~ i said 10 she credit of the Cres-
cent city bah enthusiasts. .hey are
good sports and easy losers
They peryed bush questions 20 The
satisfaction OF Guthrie people sunday
when they moved the bankr % Gu'h'
rle and tooA All bets offered And
they lost. But they los. vi y q smile
and good word ior our boys who
Won the game. You just had tbs
best bunch of BAH players Tor once
said pa" Hopkins who cheerfully
took defeat and kissed sume lev
,losen slanolen good bye.
The game Was the best ono ever
played on the local diamond and both
.eams dlshed out professional ball
IRON start TO Anlsh Crescent root
err went Mild. when in the flrst Inn
,ng. rs team annexed four runs and
nearly bat ca Cuthrse's first pi'chinS
offering out OF the box. But the
home boys iIghiened W after those
had ten minutes and there never nas
chance for the North Logan boys
thereafter. But they played consis-
tent ball and never lost heart untl
the last bali was hurled and The last
batter connected for three bagger
and home coming Of three runners
John Dean Was the Idol OF the fans
YESTERDAY. II was through the man
agemen. Of Dean and Lymon Gray
that made Il possible for Guthrie 70
defeat the fast Crescent team ~
Desn put II. Lets have real team
or no team Then he 10. busy and
/, II unnecessary to add that he per-
formed the miracle.
When the smoke cleared away af'er
he ba tie tho score board showed
Guthrie 10. Crescent I. Three .hous-
and people witnessed the game
more t~un 500 automobiles we're
parkea around the grounds. The day
! was hot as blazes but the perspirin
crowd paid little attention 70 the
heat in the excitement o. the many
sensational plays. II vas a red
letter day for Guthrie.
The official score aud the play ~
9lay Of The game follows.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-18

Dallas Tex July is~-Aathorisie,
in widely separated sections q she
southern states today are taains
cognizance OF series OF attacks ~
which the victims are .srred AMI
feathered. apparently by widely OF
vanized secret groups. The instances
nov number scores or more within
the last thee m0a.hs aud Indicate
the existence Of a grea. secret or
garlzstlon With activities similar to
those OF the Ku Klux Khan Of recon
struction days.
The l1est attack vas The fNai
reported as made against woman.
The victim was Mrs. Beulah Johnson
who was taken from hotel porch in
Teuaha, Texaa. last night stsipped
tarred and feathered II VAS said che
Vas a bigsmis. The attackers aofe
white uniforms.
A man named Mcknight Of Maecg-
doches, Texas. was beaten by masked
men al Timpson Saturday night,
AT Miami, Fla. eight masked men
n-aylaid the Rev. Phillip 5. lr"in'
white. archdeacon Of the English
Episcopal church. aud head OF that
church's work among South FLORIDA
negroes, on Sunday evening, .ook bin
into the woods and whipped bin
then applied coat Of tar and feath-
ers. lie was returned 10 town and
dunpess from an automobile into the
e,reet Irwin said his assailanfs ac-
cused him or preaching social equal
~ to the negroes.
At Warrcnsburg. Mo. on SUNDAY
night Richard johnson. a retired
farmer. was seized and whipped BY
three wasked men. He was warned
10 leave the country, he said.
R.r. Scot. worldvar veteran was
dumpes from. an automobile in coat
Continued on Page ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-18
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
To BE ENLARGED
Campaign Among Mcmhers To
Rainc The Necessary Funds
Meets With Success
Members Ralify

NanY saii y coull no' ~ donr
bat e happ,uva lasl s., same Few
Would hate believed tbas ia Inc taco
Il present flnsneiai conditions with
~o many BUSINESS mrn tu fate w.tN
grssler dlHsaiiles tban lAey have
tnonn for setra. wlsh iha gomrs mll
~ aneetlalnllea. sath triumph hs
wps achieved at the First CHRISTIAN
Church yesssfaoy was Within the
fsnre q posslhaitlsA Fof many
months paei fsp saapine splits
have tAellsbed W. areau II rc.
mudeled aud onlagsed church build
inE. with equipment and laeiatlee for
aa enlarrcd thue,h Hlhle school and
eommn ay enterprises and "a aaa
uigh considerable missltlnea tlui slie
final "details pi the financial end Of
the marier were undertaken last
week
1Aa church called a us aid
Mr Gsors l.. sniseiy. Of l.eWl lsson.
Illinois pae nan wao raised more
money ior church deaieailons aud
building enterprises last yeag lhaa
an, asna ena man "a ,he ahole rn.
ltei slates Mr snliMy and the isa.
isf ~ lNe church assieted BY 4 mann.
h-t III thv lsy brahrea. launched q
vigorous canvass tor individual piedg.
es Is start tus enterprise 1Aey met
tila very gratifying sueeeae Jen
were Interested and e was n1t long
antii d, was demonstrated thai sue
cess might reasonably be okpeeied
Many Invitations sefe sent out In
the community and chs ehurh Was
ION lts toes Ia expectancy Mih
neither oaeulatloa nor vain parade
the campalgD waa carried forward un
10 late Saturday evening II wbish
time NJ snisely araurod the pastOr
that swcess niiFh, BE- reasonably an
si,1pated ou the morrow Prepare
tlons bad been made for great
lnscheon Ia the church basement
There was sried chicken BY lhe Acre
almost. An the other "hsins were
aiso provided IN abundance Nr
sulA els occupied The Blble scioo
hour with chemically Illustrated ad
dress that held tho bralhios a.sen
ten ol an 10 the very iAst word 81
children uuaeg sixteen years u a..
wlfe sent 10 the Central sehoo
building. where a specially APPOINTED
committee entertained them viii
songs. readings. stories, drills AM
sandwichcs until the main program a
lhe church WAS concluded Luncheon
Ras then disposed Of Al o'eioel
tr0mipuHion waA brated and
short season given TO faisiaF pledgss
Al The conclusion of the afiern0cl
meeting II was found thai almos
$4,000 had been pledged q: the fore
noon and afternoon meeting nhlc'
vas Increased until At the siue ii1l
Is written Il has mounted up 10 g2g.at
The estimated cost 0l ihe desired In
provements is around 81 900, u
intended in the next two days TO bas
mo less than fZ5 900 pledged. and the
al the earliest ppssible date the cor
ilraot VIII be let and ground broke
for the new enterprise. The Ladlei
lGuIid came forward With pledge .
s25ee. II was the desire TO rats
$4,000 independent Of this generou
, gift. 50 that the ladies' might use thi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-18
A<TI-Sl <DAy LOW
CLASS LEGISLATION

Los Angeles. July is.-AAn ordl-
nance of the city of Pompona near
here. prohibiting Sunday amusements
for which an admission fee was
charged was held unconstitutional ny
Judge Dorneil OF the superior court.
The Judge declared the drsfs was
class legislation because while pro-
hibiting theaiers and similar enter
prises from operating on Sunday y
allowed churches TO take W. a col
lection he said vas virtually an ad-
mission fee at Sunday services.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-18
ARRESTED FOR SPEEDING

Glen Lightner vas arrested last
night charged with speeding. He
gave bond for appearance In police
court this evening at ) O'Clock.
speeding within the city limits must
cease" Chief OF Police Mitchell an
uouneed today. Providence Is all
that has prevented several fatal
snashes~ he added
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-18
ANPareys
Be- kH
In Il S.



called i, f'rsnldews lsaF4lax Viii apt
ta proceeded ~ preliminary eoNs.
sFeRee Ia London ~ any othvs PLACES
foe sae purpose ~ arriving a. "a an
aenstandln9 rpAfdiaR F@F Kasterw
question - aaExeasrd Informally hy
Great nglsAln
tglsA administration officials A.
clare fhat thu question NJ alsAFma
ueat and rnaeuFa Ia tha Pacific arr
- eiaasly lalerwvvsn that IA alvlaa
shv paflsy would easlamwse Ra awa
eesM IL daatla 'hauwlpd dieAema
lueat conference werw heia. pfallm
lnafY secession % deal wllh ane pAAsr
~ sha mAgseF And flual as~slua wlta
snuther. Il u telt that the fIF&t eAshr
pgumaiue Aaa cmharaNs The second
rendering shs wAola pf0cenilas
salaelpsn
There aFu osheF smpnFsAnt reasons
Nhy President Hariln9 and wrere.
saet tlueheu viii lnalst upon atnyw
rariey 81 ih~ puwVFn ln washlnafon.
pst thp lnaAt ID whleh u that taes
aFe eDnslesed the American peepss
ara uaal'eratiY opposed u the set
ilompnt a. forelSn soil ~ questions
IL vhlfh America i slsally interest.
"a 40 nation, nos svon tlfaAs mi
taiu has kfvalrr Inleressa Al ataka IN
lhr fAf Fast lhaa the nnlsaa sssafa*.
fseu In ,ha eaa~ II EnKlana. ona ~
that countTy~ aantniaas Canada. "A
stallY concerned. and Canada, y n
fuls mpuld tasheF have the engsrs
eoutrteaso Ia waxhlngtea shau "a
I.onJaa
SECRETARY lfaKhea hAs declared
thar every rIRht and interest u taa
rnaed atatww will hs amRly sails
guarded Tho holdInx ~ The meat
inr W Wnshlnsson, whaFn full and
franA pqblielty can be sgsen TIA a.
liberation II regarded as an lmror'
au, meana q shA, end The paYs
conference. aamlnlasfatlun haaas fsei
was tis,rvalsaA IA she estimation ~
,hu Awercsn pablis largely kesauas
Il vas ausafea upou with ~ prom
inas Of 0pen eofenais openly arrived
al. and eHded h aeafat sessions b.
hIad doabie hoItod doors
Tho faes thas Japan has only ass
tsptaa she President proposal IN 40
far a. dlaarniameut la concerned 10
reualnw little Hneaainsaa tu washing
lan u " confidently exUuctsd thaE
Tokto ID the end will agFse 10 tha
dsseusslon 81 thu Far hasfeFn auea.
,loua The slsw "a general hsfe thas
Japan eannos afford % stay oal of a
conference whaAs object II wogia
peaee
1hr Forthcoming conference was
sehodulel Cor discussion ~ tho rrs
uiient aui bic cabinet today.
Notwithstanding the qualified an
pFoYal whseh iaran has Kisaa sl1
proaidents apFsnsiian Tor eanfef
tnee. lhe administration Intends -
bs6ee~d wlth rs plan Tor holdlux thn
conference h Washington and Tho
.ofk og asenrsslning The vIews af tha
Arisus powrrs a. % this most eoas
,eulenf data for rDHYvulnx tho hndY
ne Sueh other details a. thr sisa q
ihe delegation to b sent.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-18

Faffou i Company ball team De
fea ad ihs Ednond lsahl At Edm1nd
SUNDAY By heoFa et "a 8 The
rama ssnt ~ lanlnga aad iw said
be- one % the best games played ou
~ gdmend sreaads Ia many years.
4 return gane Nus ns played Ia
Guthrie soon
The fast local santa " team d.
fealed tha waterloo farmers 90 the
Seward grounds sunday afternoon bY
score ot 20 4. A large crowd "
oeal fans witnessed The game.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-18
LLOYD GEORGE AND SIR
JAMES CRAIG LOCK HORNS

London. JULY ls.-The irish situ-
alton. II was declared in responsible
quarters tonight. has developed into
virtaully a deadlock between P---
m,er Lloyd George and Sir James
Craig. the Austin Premier and the
latter has been given an opportunity
10 20 to Belfast TO see II anything
can lie done.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-18
MARI,itcE LICENSES

y Oral Lameraon. a. ronca clay
and Aadry Lindsay, -. u Ne1klFkS
Gilbert Worth EnFlesiee. 80. oela
honna city and Mars Eleanor Long.
a. Guthries Loren, wiIlis. 81. Mari
eta aud Johnis MAJ Friarson. 70, o.
Crescent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-18
pRoNx morHGHs LOWER
pRicG ron ICE caEAM

New York July ~ Victorious
mothers and children 10 the Dronx
today are snIoylBw and I.e~nts iee
cream thanks 10 srfsadr for
cheaper lee eream thnt has beea np
heeyinR confectionery circles fog a
ynsk
Alter meeting ~ ihr tppe
bronx cunfeetiouers association the
dealers today announced that le~
cFeaul served ~ counter ~0uld
coat not more than . cents a portion
sBd certain sodas are reduced frou,
: to cents tnnes are nos 8 ans
ceais
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-18
KANSAS STATE BANK
Is ORDERED CLOSED

ssiins. Kan. July fe.-The Peoples
state Bank was closed this morning
by the state bank commissioner. a
statement issued by officials said:
aThe Peoples State Bank was
placed In the hands Of the state bank
commissioner this morning, pending
its reorganization"