davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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have as much power in their drives
without coming anywhere near the
distance Mitchell gets.
The thing about Duncan's play that
impresses the observer is the lack of
wasted effort. He comes up to a ball
and nails 1t. He follows it quickly,
seizes an iron, or a brassie, and with
out ado wallops the ball again. And
on the green he takes his putter and
simply pushes the ball into the hole.
Whatever championships Duncan
may win he could carry all the writ
er's money in a contest to select a golfer
who could traverse q course in the
fewest number Of strokes In the shor-
est time.
Evening star., 1921-07-15
Work Begun on Course
at Chevy Chase Club

Work has begun on three OF
the new holes to form the re.
arranged course OF the Chevy
Chase Club. The new holes are
expected to be in shape for play
by next summer. The greens
force OF the club In working on
the fifth. sixth and seventh
holes. The green's are being
changed and the fairNays re-
arranged. Work on the other
parts OF the rearranged course
will begin shortly.
Evening star., 1921-07-15
Wilson to Fight Tonight.

BOSTON. July 15.--ohnny Wilson,
for the second time since he won the
middleweight championship from
Mike O'Dowd. will defend his title
here tonight in a ten-round decision
bout. He will meet George Robinson
Of Cambridge, negro boxer.
Evening star., 1921-07-15
Tobin Day in St. Louis.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. July 15.-Today is
John Tobin day" at Sportsman s
Park. St. Louis fans, with whom the
star right fielder of the Browns is a
favorite, have planned a celebration
in his honor. Tobin is a native son.
having learned base ball on the local
sand lots.
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Jack Johnson in Chicago.

CHICAGO, July 15.-Jack johnson.
former heavyweight champion. recent
ly released from the government penl-
Tertiary at Leavenworth. Kan, has ar
rived at his home here. He says he
has been offered $685. by Dave Dris-
coll Of Jersey City to fight either
Harry Wills or Bill Brennan.
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California Netmen Victors.

TORONTO. Ontario, July 15.-C. Car
ran. Cleveland. lost to Levy. Califor-
MIA. in the Dominion tennis champion
ships. 81, 10-S and 6-3. Levy also
defeated Laframboise. Montreal
Bates. California, won from Bartel
Cleveland.
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Jack Bentley Is Married.

BALTIMORE, Nd. July 15.-Jack
Bentley, the Baltimore Oriole who
leads the International League in
pitching and hitting. and Miss Mary
Adams Of Sandy Spring, Md. have
been married at Rochester, N. Y.
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COLUMBIA WILL ABOUND
I'm PRACTICE MATCHES
majority of Players Will Have Time for ST,
Rounds and This Number Needed to
Fan1iiarize With Course.
BY w. r. McCALLUM.

RADICALLY the entire field the golf cham
pionhp the United States which the
Country Club Tuesday, will Washington
will begin practice the for the
opening OF the international tournament
players
will
go get practice before the touna-
Evening star., 1921-07-15
OGG TOPS GOLF ARRAY
IN OPEN AT SHAWNEE

CHAWNEE, -Wle Worcester Mass started the
play Shawnee golf today with
comfortable lead the big field which included many promi
nent players of this country and England.
OF
better
Oara, Shacka
nuhcur rere tied for second
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Fight Tickets Ready Soon.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, July ID
Tickets for the eight-round fight be-
tween Benny Leonard. champion light
weight, and Lew Tender at the Ma
tional League Park here August IL.
will be placed on sale next Monday.
Mail orders will be filled.
Evening star., 1921-07-15
Browns Buy Second Stacker.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. July 15.-Purchase
of Second Baseman Stewart from
Richmond and the release Of Jim
Riley. second sacker. have been an
nounced by Bob Quinn of the St. Louis
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Hoppe Scares Them OFF.

NEW YORK, July 15.-Willie Hoppe.
world champion billiardist, will play
all his future matches on a winner
basis. his manager. r. B.
Benjamin, has announced.
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and no tail. Baltimore is so much in
advance that no one is going to the
games in that city, which is one of
the re5sons why the Orioles do not
break into the majors.
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WILLARD is UNLIKELY
TO RE-ENTER THE RING
BY FAIRPLAY.

EW YORK, July 15-ust now' writes Jess Willard II
think under what and conditions
l
aside favor Carpenter. If
where Kansas s.'
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nemnsey to Take q Rest,

SAN BERNARDINO. Calf. July Is.
Jack Dempsey, world champion
heavyweight. is expected at his ranch
near here today to rest several weeks.
Evening star., 1921-07-15

TOLEDO. Ohio, July 15.-The first
two-mtnute mile Of the season was
stepped yesterday, when Single 6
paced it in winning the free-for-all
In the second heat Single G came the
last quarter in O.27X
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MITCHELL'S "POOR" TEE
lSHOT GOES 28O YARDS
BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

EW YORK, July 15-There always exhibition of
human dynamics When right shoots out so
swiftly that the blow hardly opponent measures
length the when Babe nightly against horse
hide sends
parabo when Tden hisng such
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DEFENSE WINS POINT
IN BASE BALL TRIAL

CHICAGO. July 15.-The defense
won it's first victory in the trial of
Chicago White Sox players when
Judge Hugo Friend ordered the state
to permit TIE defense to interview
Bill Burns, former ball player. and
Billy Mahars' of Philadelphia, alleged
accomplices in the conspiracy. and
who are said to have agreed TO turn
states evidence.
One hundred prospective jurors were
examined yesterday. but none was
found acceptable. Five hundred men
have been questioned thus far, with
only eight accepted by both sides.
Evening star., 1921-07-15

Patterson retired from the National
League with batting average of
400. That will last him until he gets
back again.
Evening star., 1921-07-15

Committee assignments were distrib-
utsd at meeting held last night at
the clubhouse and committee chairmen
outlined their duties and the manner in
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MARQUES RENAMED As
lANGsT0N SCHOOL HEAD
Teachers Will Be Named Next
Week; Full Board OF Regents
Here; Summer Normal
Starts

J NJ MarQaess was renamed pro
sideni of IAngston University a. =
meeting az the regents held Al I.ans
ston yesterday afternoon Protesea
Naruueea Was delegated the author
iiy bs ihe regents to fiil the Shalsv
of the school lle viii name hls
teachers next week
The regents also authorized Prof
Maraaess to ofcn a summer schra
normal school az Muskoeec ia Goa
Junction with The summer normal a
the I-angston school the facilities n
Iangstoa not helag adequate % as
eommodate the grea, number q.
teachers that are taking the werR
this year SO FAR 3ss have register
"a AZ I.angston and 1910 have applied
AT Muskogee
The board a regents of the lAn@
ston school consists of II u Wfsof
state superintendent of the state
schools. chairman; James A. wIlson,
~. Y. Fruin Prank Thompson ana
Judge Charles smith Of this city
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Care Man" Loper
Cared Initials
On Girls Breast

eaFls His. 1uNe. IA Bessie
simpson Rogers, ~ on whose
breast ulsa refsnan. allsesa
Cave Mar lovse~ carved Hls lnis
ais, Is 90 me ceunsy lali soday Ia
asfaols - $1,000 heaa appsrsnsiv
70 stay unsll rSssrsn, aaa'nss
whom sls Indictments srs penainu.
comes u trial IN November
The uifi war found ls alalra A.
hsr mothers horne sass nsnht ard
arrested OF statutory charges
she tod me sheriff shas are lsfs
tassr on advice ~ a. attorney
rgnaliy size decide ~ wsli herself
and wrote faee~ell letter ahe
said. on the hank % the wabaah
river sine changed her ulnd ana
cams home 20 ace her raethes
before dyinu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-14
.D[MOlAY BOYS ENTERTAIN
WITH DINNER DANCE
First OF Series OF Events Cardcd
By Junior Masonic Order
proyea a Huge
Success

The fifas nf aerion n aeslAl
oyvnts given by thu Trinity Chapief
No orlnr II Demolay. feeep,lg
organized AFFILIATED body % tho MA
aoule ordor enmpoaed ~ toys fane-
ng from is 10 ii years old VAS
Dinner Dance "a the Ions Hotel lasf
alshs at oeioek.
As surprise for the hosS NJ
sonrsien. the manager of the lone.
made the dining fuom especially ats
tEaetssa rhe decorative scheme wins
aurgnrtlse of beautiful forest the
walls were almost entirety hidden
hs tall trrea. liahled with rpd, whisA
and blue llkhts Tho psllafa Wers
showercd With vines and selpv
daisaR while each ~ the fourteen
tables was conferred with vase N
carnations and two American flaKs
poc naNn'u orchestra flrniahr \
the music white the eucfta danced
between courses and untll t2 o'el@sk
Besides ihn gueatN we're Nr ilarOtA
Cook, Miaa Jeanette tshllilpn Aif anl
Mra George Sperr. Mr and Mls
John IDseluaa and Mr. Otto Faalt
erIDaili of tho BOARD ~ AdslaorYl
The following menu ~aa rrfvua h
caiercr Scarden Ia hla usual asee
tent way
Rlpe olives uttle HNdlshev ffilt
/ cocktail Amesleau rFiied tnilk 80
4 chicken. on manhfu0ngs tonHsa
salad. Dc lone petit potts IN drawn
( butter pommea an Efalln f'nn eiall
rolls brick ice crsaut fancy cakes
iced ceylon tea
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[PW0nTH LEAGUE TO
OPEN SESSIONS TONIGHT
Convention Will Continue
Throughout "Wednesday En-
tertainment For Visitors
r. Planned

The Guthrie tAssrl.i EpAorsh l.ea
gme convention viii convene ai the
First NJ church ihs evening At
p nj Dr y NJ stephenson wlll
eiye an address and Mf Carl TaTgart
Wlil sing Miss Fsthor Truce and
Miss Ruhy woolf Will gisc musical
numbers After iAe program to
which an are welcome there viii be
social hour with Refreshments
The sessions viii cau'inue through
cut "Wednesday beginning With san
Rise prayer meeting followed BY
brcakiast Al tho church Topics of
vital interest 10 christian yoonR folks
Viii be discussed Al ss0 Il n the
delegates wlli be taken Tor an auto
ride over ihe city. following which
there win be rienie at Mineral
Wells Park
AIS D b.. Nehnee lay. the W y
~ 81 assisted b. tila yonng people
viii present a saeeht entitled, ~'rha
Gin Supreme TO this lhe public b
cordially invited An seats free
i4entheon win be served each day 10
the delegates at the church Tine
convention will close Thuradsy after
noon with c0nseemtion serviee
led by Dr v A. Stephenson
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C0rbett Could Not
"COme Back

ambition continued 70 function long after Ho
Fzsmmons took the heavyweight championship from him
Ills regain the lost alcs him into pechs OF trouble
the trouble being furnished by James Jeret
cffries the Champion aud eorbet who had relnqush
six sad half years before bneed up against the
battling blacksmith with heavy odds against hun
II was sided fight staged Mechanic n Pavilion at
tfanesco IL 1903 Ieres with his 22J pounds
subdued his ls5pound adversary in the 10Th round The cbn
engers seconds throwing the sponge the while their
hero being counted ont
the first time cobeit had bowed before Jeffres
round he topped TO the floor under onslaught
rights es and again The sixth there
be- ween his knees aud the carpet for
The blow which finay settled 'cfhetts aspirations ~as
fearful one amued against his stomach with tremendous oree
There much sympathy with torbetts effort % come
back lie had been popular champion spite Of many
asxersals
In Of the ring torbet had agreeable personality
which for him many friends and the weli known ttl
Gentleman jim
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This hodY of Jssha n whllman.
aalalef. arrived A ne Aateteti I'm.
drrtasing fuoms tAla usarninr from
oyerApas The dreuaaea aus psi~
fate lu Company N 10th iufantFy'
and wae allied Ia actlou september
8. leis ID the batkla " Eba Araoua.
IA lffanns ITO sas a Isegan county
boy haslnS baen harm and salsei Ia
springer toanshlp iIe ~as 81 years
oln a tho tiina 81 hia enrichment and
senl vlth tho first oatFlt that lels
this county Tor lamp Travis. aud
wes assigned 20 Company q. Nth
infantry Ius was Transferred o.
canu Hancock. ueorMsa and beeuma
member ~ Company NJ. sslh dlyi-
slva aith ehieh contingent be wsnt
90 France
Funeral seryleea esll be hold az
Charter OAK school house. miles
solfb ~ he city The funeral viii
be conducted BY chs American l.s
ioa boys Nud win lease ths Matehett
Undertaking rooms Al 10 m Thurs
day
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COMMUNITY SERVICE A
BOON TO LOGAN COUNTY
City and Country Becoming More
Closely United BY Work
Performed BY Community
Workers

Community service has come 10
Guthrie and Logan county for per
laanent sojourn d, il to be pArr
Of the weave ana woot of our tut
sure community life and activities
It's objects and worg 81 on.e appeals
10 those finer qualities u human as.
tiVities whiah Jgo % maze be,isw
stronger and more efficient citizens
Of our younger generation
The completion OF the Logan
coaniy organization. with Mayor
Pollard and vice president from
each outside town. with some Of the
srong men and women Of Guthrie,
means that the community activities
Tor the next year Viii place Logan
county on the map as the pioneer
county of the state IN this work
The various classes of volunteer
MDfheF@ lh tue INtSf'h Nher "
community work, viii be under an
organized and systematic direction,
an working In harmonious coopera-
ion. that viii mean great results 70
Guthrie and Logan county Il viii
also prove strong incentive TO
other counties OF the state to go
thou and do likewise" Because
what Guthrie and Logan county has
accomplished is possible FOR any
county IN Oklahoma
In fact. Logan county has started
something that IL going 10 mean
sresi things for Oklahoma and her
iu ure citizenship
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more often the descendant Of steeragc
passengers than Of the pilgrim
fathers. . he added Our convention
Of men. our methods Of training men
and our methods Of handling men are
all largely the traditions Of the
eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.
The traditional methods OF hand
ling men in America was 10 divide
them into two classes-the bosses and
the vrrldges and 10 treat them accord
ingly. Most Americans were thought
10 be bosses, The social
sciences teach MS that Americans Of
today cannot be divided iato bosses
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ANOTHER ONE WHIPPED

Dallas. Texas. June n Nd EnR
ers. - ell films station operator
was seized by masked men. taken
TO a lonely point south of Dallas
and horse~hIpped for alleged cruelty
30 his wife. according to his story
told at emergency hospital, where 10
applied for treatment early thla
morning
Twenty lashes were applied IL
Engers bare back. after he bad been
tied to a tree, he told the DOCTOR.
According 10 Eager's story two
men entered his place Of business al
1880 last night one man declared
he was an officer snd told Eneers
10 follow them AS he Was place J
in an automobile he said he sav
three other men seated in the car
all masked As the machine headei
Tor the city other automobiles Join
20 the first car He did not know
how many men were in the party
beacuse Of darkness After the whip
had been applied twenty times Eng
ers said he Was carried by round
about way 10 Red Oak, where he was
handed a five-dollar blll and warned
rot to return 20 Dallas Later .ae
called service car and came TO
emergency hospital He said he haa
not reported the incident 20 the
police
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GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES WHO
ORGANIZE TO be FIRED

Washineton. June Ia Government
employees who actively opposed the
administration government reorgan
ixatlou plan will be dismissed the
president and his cabinet decided to-
day. The decision Was said 70 have
resulted from activities OF some EN-
ployees In spreading propaganda
against the reorganization policy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-14
RObber Killed In
Street Fight
With Policeman n

Kansas City. June l4.- Josepi
Clements was shot and instantly
killed on a downtown street eornel
TO-DAY and John Wsliiams captured
when the two men attempted to
flee from a policeman who wa3
seeking 70 arrest them 10 connec
ticn with tho robbery Of the oual.
ity Ice company mere yesterday. a
thousand dollars was taken from
the ice company three band Is,
The policeman chased Clements
and Willlam several hloeks
through tho downtown streets, aid
ed by a crowd which, threw bricks
~ the fleeing men.
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''Big7H1'
Staged
Robbery

ch,ea tune u rsu,osAv
'7n's : M'TpAN president e
ghs - oase Workers. ualon. w.s
arfess' 80 Aat aiShl ~ pss . ia
spectoe charged with having psaa
nea The tN.a.eo mail rehheey II ihe
Dearborn street railroad Station aey
eFal months ASA A search VI sns
home II hla father IA las. = nssxs.
- she postal lnspeesafs. "a aala -
havs alsglasea tps.euN 10 llAwrsY
bonds ana tltsaa In eaah. MuFfhys
arrest ia said ~ haye heeu aas lo ;
ppnfeass0n trum Ralph ratsr fall
SAY matt clerk ou ,Ap Mnnas Halt
toAd. wha "a said ~ have admIssed
b. received tlt eaa a. hls share -
the pruvnesla ~ Abe fpbaesy
rualAl inspectors announced ister
fhes Mugs.ay haA confessed hla faf.
slctpasiou ia tbs usalI robbery Vim
eeA&a tuamano. whn wRa Indicted
With Murphy for thn staosuo Eull
man mail pehbefY. wa8 ais, arrested
~ Musphys offlus laat ui9h' Ana aas
questioned by shn POSTAL authorities
Murphy admitted setting - rpcalv
ov fnr sba alolen bonds and eufr~ncy
In the mall r0sshegy. according - thu
postal authorities aevefal men have
leon Indicted fae atsrnsrsln - ~
pose ~ bonds ldeeslflei Az pAFs af
she took
IA the tisexs hnmr fau poaisi in
speetor found tunkfell az hfknd
rev culteHry whtch u Il said ~aa
taken IN tbs mall Fohha-Y
The Dearborn station mall Fubbeef
oegaFred April q Flv~ mca shortly
aftpr noon dfove ap Ia an ausuiuhlln
and ensnsel IN same ot hanstall
ia vaeans iot near the atalion wntli
= truvs druse 80 about 4 10 a'eioek
wllh the mail Tor an eaas huaud
Nonon train white faur ~ tha
mcn covered BE- elvrks ~llh pistols.
the flftH vo' the matt bags eonsaln- :
lnR the iaot
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develop methods of handling children,
pupils, parisbioners and workers in
keeping with the developments Of the
20th-centnry.
''The social sciences have not been
as completely developed as the natural
sciences an das belpfully applied and
consequently we have not made
similar advance in methods of train
ing and handling men. Men and
women are today not adequately
trained for twentieth century ciyiliza
ton and the are not working together
effectively and happily
The typical American of todsg is
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McAlester. June 49, Three lots of
gold bearing quartz are reported dis
covered eleven miles west Of this
city. Essay for these which waa
authenticated by the government q
flee. Is causing considerable excite
ment among the population ~ Pitts
burg county and in Hughes county
near the line which II Is said the
gold was found.
investigations are now being made
10 determine whether the gold bear
Ing quartz is In sufficient quantities
TO warrant working the territory
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-14
THREE GERMANS MADE
CITIZENS or !. S.
Several Turned Down, More Ap
plieations To BE Considered
Judge Cotteral Demands
Much Proof

Three Germans w~so admitted 10
day a. citizens ~ the United States
BY Judge John u cotirral, after the
usual tests were aisen them Mar
sin t;uelr az Guthrlc Juliua rorath
aud Earnest kmck are the names 81
the now Americans rboy left she
federal building as proud ae
hoys with new rcd boots each gesry
ing bits certificate % eillsenshlp con
Ap'onmsiy displayed 4 am proud
20 be able to say that ana now :
200 per cent guro American" said
Cock
The following petitions we're alA
r.iaeed because 81 lack of proof
showing flvc years OF continuous ~.
sldenec IN the United States lafty
G'assman. Russian residence ~ Car
ney oklahoma Eugene schlemmer,
Norman. residence ~ Guthrie, aud
The petition q August ilendi former
~ ~ Marshall q subject OF uermany.
was dismissed FOR want ~ sufficient
evidence
A number of ether applications are
on fle ana WIN be considered TODAY
and tomorrow Judge cotteral Il
very cafefnl IN his examination q
sphiects ~ oihnr nations ard must
haHe "a prnof that IA desired before
tln application 81 Hrnroved and ocf
flfated ordered issued
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Evanston, H.. June 1.-THE typical
American Of today is a city dweller,
President Walter Dill Scott, Of North
western University told the students,
alumni and visitors attending his in
auguration as President Of the Uni
versity here today
We are no longer justified in as
signing human depravity as the cause
of inefficiency and disconient in
homes. schools. churches and indus
tries" President Scott added: The
real cause Is rather TO be found in as,
who are parentss. teachers, ministers
and managers We have failed TO
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St ICESSOR TO GtI.BkAIIH
NAMED BY LEGION

Indianapolis, June is-John @
Emmsry Of Grand Rapids. Michisan
was unanimously elected national
commander OF the American Legion
at meeting OF the national execu +
tive committee today lie succeeds
Colonel Frederick " Gaihrai b. Jr
who was killed in an automobile ac-
cident here last Thursday
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Pollard Is Com
munity Institute Booster

Guthrie, well every other city anxious give - It's
citizens every facility possible for their pleasure and comfort
City officials only know what the people want be- ready
70 bring being those things that will reach most fully the
desires Of the greatest number We Guthrie beautiful
ity well lighted with pleasant parks and receational
and proud Of the response by the citizens
the IDEAS forth by Community Service that life should be
enriched through play This leads and city
pride and willing do much and far the
people demand make the facilities possible for the full
realization the Community Service program II they have
ideas upon how make Guthrie finer place which 10 live and
rais family fhem-Geo. A. Pollard, Mayor.
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Edinburgh. Scotland. June "a =.
with ths unlled States aud canada
supplying lho0 70 ths 1900 delegates
present. the annual convention ~ the
international Association Of Rotary
e'uba was opened herr lsat night.
The pFoeasdinEs began wish a page
amt. In which standard bearers. each
attended by four young girls In na
tionai costume. carried the flaga of
the i~enty five counties represented
While the national hymn Of eaca
country was played on the greas
organ IN Usher bail. whsys the pFln.
rlpal meetings Will be held
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GREAT BRITAIN WILL
BE ON NEUTRAL sIDt

London. jane n The attitude 81
Great Britain with regard TO the con
fiict between the GFeekn and the
Turkish nationaiisis will be one 81
strict neutrality. Austen chambe-
lain. government leader IN the house
OF commons has announced
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-14

New York June li-A new lov
price for the last four yeats was Is
'laaliaIlea 70 tas refined sugar market
today when several local refiners
quoted fine granulaied Al six cents
a pound because Of the weakness IA
raw sugar
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Typical American Is Truly City Dweller

and gridges; that such distinctions
are contrary 70 the facts and that the
diverse methods ~ handling men
based on such distinction. are danger
Gus 10 the best interests Of our nation.
Our inherited methods of training
and handling men fail 20 meet our
present needs For guidance We must
understand the crowd and the mob
We mnsi think IN groups. classes aud
races We must realize that ia
America today convention is more
potent than tradition.
Conffuuea IN pags A.