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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-08-19

Joseph Eldodt, graduate OF the Uni
verSity OF New Mexico. has been ap-
pointed professor of chemistry in the
albuquerque High School for the COM
inc year Mr Eldodt made a special
~ Of chemistry when a student at TIE
institution on the hill and he is con-
,idered well qualified TO hold the posi-
'ion ON the High school faculty, Mr..
Fldodt was one OF the charter mem
bers Of the Alpha Delta fraternity and
vas active in student affairs
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-08-19

Howard PAYNE OF Willard has leas-
ed 5000 acres of grazing land OF the
lowc- La Joya Grant in Socorro coun-
tv He intends to Craze something Ike
1900 head Of cattle there the coming
winter Mr. Payne has in the past
Jew d7vs purchased several herds Of
cattle from different people south Of
Willard which adds considerably 10
his large herd near there.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-08-19

rhirty-one students, who have been
doing summer school work at Albu-
querque have completed their study
for graduation from the eighth grade
and will be presented with diplomas
today, the closing day Of the sum
Ter session
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-08-19

Two youths. Trinidad Sanchez and
Andres Purcell. were bourd over 10
the grand Jury on $1,000 bond after
hearings before Judge Ravne of Ra-
ton. They are charged with lootinC
p caboose in the Santa Fe railroad
wards. and then disposing Of the stolen
Good, in Las Vegas.
Purcell arrived from Las Vegas Sun
day night on No. 10. Under cover of
darkness he entered the caboOse ard
robbed several grips OF about 500
worth OF clothing and returned that
night on late train to Las Vegas.
where he and Sanchez are supposed
to have sold the clothing although
all OF It has not been discovered.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-08-19
CHAVES

The Ba-remen Club is still an act
vc organization in the city. Friday
evening they held one OF the most
successful meetings that they have ev-
cr had since the club was organized
about a year and a half ago. Not
a little OF the success attending the
meeting was due to the elegant and
appetizing dinner served by the ladies
Of 'he Baptist church to the club at
q 80.
The principal speaker OF the even
ing was DR. Cook, president OF the
Montezuma College at Las Vegas. Al
ter his talk which was more than en-
ioyed bv everyone present, Rev Hill,
pastor of the Baptist church, in his
usual enthusiastic and sincere way
spoke a fow words TO the members
OF the club urging them 10 Join the
$1,000 club club for the promotion Of
the repair work or the college The
members responded rapidlv and in
less than 30 minute, We had $1,000
pledged toward This fund
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-08-19
De BACA

L,sh Malone, said to be from Santa
Rosa, was arrested here last Satur-
day, for being illegally in possession
of one ing OF alleged liquor, locally
termed Santa Rosa creased lightning.
Lish had a hearing and gave bond
for $1,000 pending action by the fed
eral grand jury.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-08-19
C0LFAX

Practically an arrautcmcnts have
been completed for the opening Of
school on the 9th OF September An
excellent corps OF teachers has been
employed ard a lot of rev equipment
IN. been Installed T. IS the plan this
year to dcpartmcrtalize the work
-o-c than ever In So far a. prac-
ti-7blc an the work Of the seventh
nd eighth grades viii De done in the
REGULAR department., of The high
school Thus the mathematics viii be
taught by the teacher OF mathcrat-
i-s I'm the high school. rs viii he also
the history and science.
Ore Of the new features This year
ui'l be reinstatement # the work
p ariculture. The course this wear
viii be given by Mr. Hoeffer in con
recti0n with the work in Manual
Training c-Springcr Times.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-08-19
CURRY

Since January lst, T. w. Strickln
& Company have shipped from Clo-
lis more than Sl30O00 worth OF
hogs. These hogs have been bought
from the farmers in the county ad-
jacent to Clovis, mostly in Curry
County, and have been shipped to the
Pacific Coast markets, In these
markets Mr. Strickin says that buy
ers have come to realize that PORK
fat'rned in the healthful altitude OF
Ea tern New Mexico on maize and
kai'ir has a superior quality and is
firdinr ready market With the
cnormos row crop that Curry coun-
~ viii raise this year and hogs in
rea>.ng in number all the time there
are going to be many carloads of
norker> shipped from this section
nest ycar-CloyiS News.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-08-19

: Bu-sum club of 25 members was
organized at TeNico Monday with Z.
N'atn- as president and Chas. F.
Twaddell as Secretary
The organization was perfected
Monday when George Lougee accom-
naned by Judge Havcner, and others
from Clovis. motorcd over to the hor-
der CITY and rounded up a few of the
iai'hiul Mr. Lougee who is looking
7fter tie organization of Bursum
r'uhS th~oughout the STATE arrived here
SUI lay f~om the Pecos Valley where
he reports much success in the work.
Rnr>un club, have now been or
Canizcd at Clovis, Melrose. Texico,
Grady and other places in the rural
districts
The Curry county Republicans are
strong for Bursum and notwithstand-
ing his desire to have uninstructed
delegates TO the convention, those from
Curry county will no doubt go with
such instructionS-Cloyis Herald
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-08-19

The new auditorium Of the L. f
Kelly store was formally opened Sat
urday afternoon with a musicale giv-
en- BY Miss Eleanor Clark and Agnes
Seaberg. assisted by an orchestra.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-08-19

Curry county will raise the largest
crop OF corn, maize and kaffir this
year in the history OF that county.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-08-19

T VI. Carter is building a stone
dw,iln- house just south of his new
store b~ilding. This will be a decided
improvement to NcSo. Workmen have
iust completed a hundred barrel els
tcrn ior him.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-08-19

The people down the valley mostly
try 20 raise chickens but are having
'ittlc success thi, season +. 5 Black
has had about 200 stolen from him to
date. and several OF hi, ncighbors are
heavy loo,cr, al,o.-Fort Sumner Re-
view
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-09
FEDERAL GRAND JURY
IS FUNCTION|NC TO-DAY
May Term Opens With Judge
John IL Cutteral Presiding
Many Prominent Aitor
neys In City

rhe Nav lerm og ihe w.Nvfn ps
irlcs of ihe y Coarf WAS opoHsi
Needay meanr ay ladse john N
CottefAi The iollow wing gfana larr
Was emqanneled With F NJ Carter
foreman u nsiemAn. Guthrie } A.
nsnneg i'awrse + 4 nenner cref
eens Harvey Broun Bayhank 3 D.
Carter uathre y M p.- ms 's.'a
re Herman fAsie - y Han as,
g Farquas4fson 4sagnn, rnes
Lewis nurtank Geo Il NeisoA ~
dare W NWfler Orlando Jehu
Norris Lowell " "a Roberts Cs+s
cent " Sanders Red Rock M
& schfam Morrison = & Tents
field Naramre Geo wilson Mar
shall
Monday w4s occupied with mosioas
dsmarrers and sentences The do-
kel Is very heavy Win mary mpor
ant equ'y cases ana a large usi ~
law cases The criminal docket =
heavy with feW eases ~ unusual
ilrpoFtanceN
The United states district attorney
and his assistants are an Ia court
and here is an anHsnal array of legal
talent among them John Fmhrey
Frank Wilson Joe y Morris ard 81
F MtFnnis of Okiahoms cfy Sum
ners lfa-tv of Ta'sa $ \ ilswtea
oi Rarilesyie AMI y 4 Riifehhoass
ot Chandler and former Aiiorn~
General = G eimors ~ Enid
The ne'it inrs w3l no, rerofi titl
next Monaav morning n ia believed
tie grand Jury will e'ose iis .nyes =
faiiens next week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-09
AlLEG[O LEADER OR
n0Db[R GANG JAILED
Sheriff Robertson Says He Has 4
Real Live One Fred Rag
land. Charged With Luta
Store Theft

Fred Rag'And laic of Denver Is ln
lan an4 Saetsg Robertson is ecafi.
dent Ae has the leader " we'll ofgAn-
iaed gang ~ Store thieves The
sheriff and his mea hAae been On the
traH q RAgianA and local msn foE
TIE pas. tea days 10 Tact since the
nlght of the l.atz store robbery II
IS knoan thar suit case. packed
ui.h SIX sAirfs aud womens STA
dresses was taken % Oklahoma IEty
~ Guthrie mar who MAS met az
,aAt place by RAgland The SAT-
case was one :aken from The i.ns
STORE anA the eoods packed Ia q Mas
some of the loot 80
II have located the fence and am
nos wnitlag few minor details he.
fore sprlnglag ne trap said Sheriff
Robertson ,ofay
wheu Ragland was arrested 10 Was
wearing ore Qt ,he sAlFts stolen from
the Ia,g store Several o.her silk
shirts and oae sllS shirt waist hage
been recovered IN each oass the
per "A who had the goods said Rag
lana either s0sd - gave ,. to them.
Ten shirts have beeu recovered
some of them we're found in RasiaHa y
room BE s.outly dlscialms a p y
knowleage of the robbery and saws
he bought the shirts a. a barwnsu
from a stranger ~ -
Articles taken from the Lu'a store
consisted of two doaen SILK shirts q
dozen sllk waists for women. two fine
leather snt cases one - fhesn a
heavy Gladstone and number o. sllF
camlsoies and womens underwear
There are a number Of people tha'
have some % the s.olen articles and
II they want 10 avoid trouble Il ~ould
- wise 10 bring TIE stuff % NY of
flee said Robertson.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-09
BAND CONCERTS FOR
SUMMER MONTHS BEGIN
First Open Air Concert Directed
BY Prof l. l. Johnston. Held
Saturday Night Pessim
Ism To FAdc

Tia w.a'8sf le'rff5 Nii4 the
crowd a. ihs band oaccu Saturday
night specially thoss na' having GAYS
nat q was gmni earese The pess
81 .he hand ande ne direction of
4 4 lohnaios aa seehatf eafs
even sagprisify saeir friends $3.50
wefe expeeiIne nae work fhe pfe
gram vas varied and papahr aaa
embraced some very hi9h class naul
bers These wtesiy eabens " q
ran through ibe Summer AND hoais
8. fiae8 lneldent la ae errfsm
II eveFY eiiscn = Guihra
Tho lnerpeliah " IA, easse ia
play loader hp begin iaeieh, a'
the clN ball ans Non3as Weass
day and FRIDAY ells viii De devoted
to these classos Tho eassNs SO
Favor hieh school stll ae a. a
he afleruoon aei at cltf ban "a 80
:, s. urged iha these play id'
classes should contain more Nsa
Some ~ .he he ness men afa sf
ranging 10 iate De fni eesme 81
they are reailsIa Inst ther sh ald
i be exper, leaders every large hus
iness hoass efF lnduHrs ef,Y
7 civic and buNfnes ofganlf ln 'n
+ Crthfle + elll sn AZ much lH iHr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-09
HORSE RACING TO
BE FAIR fEtTtHI.

Horse racing vii be Feature of
,he see fall fair. OF 81 least should
Re. 4All tine lovers q sports ENJOY
horse racing. II the comsmiiee on
his smpo-rsnt Natare a. ine free fan
fair has not already funcs onef it U.s.
time for il to begln Nos IL thf
tine wsen all race horse oSaers. ~ho
plzv the circuit sign ~ 9a.es raxt
month viii be too late secresary
Wiley XII get acton On this soon.
His mmities is Frank Kelly I'd
Feafon and " + Mexican
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-09
.oraeR O. NINE ~ CARRIER

Lesser Whlued one ~ The Lead
efs hrigh. carrier boys contributed
tie .ollo~ ng 10 Mothers Day
o Mother q mine
wish yoa could live fov ever
For yoa some day my heart vii pine
per can ieate yoa never
IT'S you who have helped me along n
Ife
Tis you who have made me- man
Tis yoa who has given me the up
ward strife.
And mad nae whai aa
H. al fhis world have found ~
o hsr
Whose love - ne = as dear 81
MOTHER L c W
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-09
NEW ADDRESSES N TOWN

C. J. shnmzte. Cos y Division. Geo
Hzrrnon. aio4 S. Capital. Ja-es Pat.
ton. SIS z. Lincoln: G " Patton
80 ~ z. Oklahoma: MFE- r &.
Stevens. si4 Z. Oklahoma: A r.
Taylor. sos s. FIrs-: chas. corter. 40s
3 First. eta Dewlt.. 30 2. Spring.
er: DR.. Ellen shuts. i05 i-z "
Oklahoma: ]. II. Clair. 81 e cleFe-
land. from Wichita. d 5. Hendricks.
sz4 y. Division from wlnfield: r. H.
Hannah sio y. Ash from cns&ng.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-09
CH|ROPRACT0Rs OF STATE
MAY BUY HOSPITAL
Committee Visit City Sunday and
Inspect Guthrie Hospital
Property, May Open
State Institution

committee from fhe Oklahoma
Chiropracfors association spent sun
dAy IN Gaihre a. an lnsestlgsiias
committee with the vlew of rurcAss-
ng ihe Guthrie hospital Dr caliahef
entertained them AZ a Sunday lunch-
eoa and they spent ike day In max
iug a careful examination Of the pre-
position of max ng It the state hos
pisal for their association
There we're present Drs Purdue -
Kansas Cliy. Frank. Alsa Burns,
Bar iesyslie Judge George : Eyana.
Oklahoma city. a. The legal advisor
for the association
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-09
BUDGET COMMITTEE REPORT
PROGRESS. BIT SLOWLY

TIE Chamber 81 Commerce hndge.
COMMITTEES reports K0osl success IN
mos, 81 ,hesr cats assho some q ths
Guthrie people do not yet grasp the
Advantages OF this budget systern
They say that before 'he teams { osr
up The ~ork the ondges VIII oe pe'
through IN fire shape and prop"r
prov sion will Thereby &c completed
for handling all the enterprises .n
rsnshrie on practical bus ness
nasis. whlia this first ettorf Al sae
badges system will be tile slo~.
yet Il will 20 through. and everybody
viii Sc pleased with the results. and
another year the response al b"
promp; and enthusiastic
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-09
COR Seek
successor
10 harris

oAAheeA ely Mass wNas
m VS. he ana ~ ssfmeas
fA asl ashta esp ed wsha
iha'f akn nnks by iahaNs Ra
wsasAkas eas aaa hera saen
ssnAf* ael hasss y N L msmhsss
ssas se ~ scmiak saassai fsr
sta krse eg lhe HeahlAha aiafe
sem~itiss ssssafif asaa us.aes -
'he fesira aa "a A Ism tlAgfl.
fsa af hst eisy IS S fhs IS
" aai aHai emm.H man ~ a..
ene
A. Wsali m 'he saess q eseA.
mai hag raa snafe aaa baaa~ Ma
mtf tns ega IN seassag eambgas
f* ssala#' fhe saaafsts advanced
IS |Fsfs HAvs se apges.ax puaashle
kaa.sees - sha lsaman iastiaa rhlt
'aAsp e sa either lhal shs psls.
'Aiye laaa wH tlae - tsbsat
Name e.aa ftsagel AN M4ae4W
fisff s,ll as ieosa fton AZ -
ian pseHr sNf Factions ana "a.
tasta h Me state ennsrul theH
ff'sw sfb lhs powarful nFaalxatien
h hesa hea perfa7iar hefo saf
iat sH fanla sni sass Al aesuiauA.
aarfs Fvaes cahai.
Harris aWte 81 kA4Hes iasai
mrnte sAe smmlstrv iBaaiYur
NetAef lHr aWsefs believed Il ~
ysab'r e. aw mestev a. shls tlne
aaiA iiAs teaes ibs pewes *
ite HeaaMlp#m Legislative eauhlas
vhish ilsmeal tAalt ffa hiA. whva
Pc q fpaftsd ln hAge aimast ats
esafet g aains lss yenniAv asmaae.
tHF 1hIa tssaan he Ia aselagea ia
asar fnslpehMk ihs meeting aalsi
ii is#lrlaspfp aalaafa
iaai Hafablasas admif thas iaa
aiHaFea has haHerA mafeelaltv
aHes ihs siais committee elsyslst
''s hslemsn Im liaggia so ths ~.
Na0sl noe ast tfi Al ghAs anna
i'aitis ehse'Hfeiq aominaiea ihn apm.
nHiss aai Asealsa MRS taAs t,amms
icantlaaea on tagu -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-09
THREE AaREs1eo CHARGED
WIZ BANK RoeeERN

Memphis Tenn May @- iAf'~f
Memphis men were arrested early 'o-
62y In connection wsth the Planters
Bank at Come Miss robbery ~
formal charges have yes been placed
seasnst the men he'd here ant fhe T
r8mes are withheld - the police OF
fcers from Conc arrived today with
two sacks os securities stc'en fram
n. bauk. which aggregate fe~l a@n
in value. The securities werT MOI
nego able and had been ihro~n INTO
a creek by the robbers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-09

Miss Ethel ". Roach. the ex-
pert instructor IN play leadership.
sent from the New York Com
mnnify Service. Inc. will devote
three weeks 10 the work in
Guthrie and Logan county She
Is an experienced leader in those
lines Of community service which
has 10 DE- with the leisure time
the recreation hour, and when
asked 70 give some Of her views
as 10 the value Of organized play,
he submitted the following
What has Community Service
to do with the unemployed, and Il
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-09
Recreation Is Open Door To Better Citizenship

farners. hut as citizens with
hame- aud families 10 the com
mnnliy II IS community
building program for the making
and keeping of good citizenship.
ha q fundamentally on reerea
ton aud the promotion ~ whole
some activities for all Of the
people
Passive Recreation
/ wonder how mhnv Of as
ralize that We. as 8 nation. have
been given 10 passive recreation ;
10 letting few entertain rs
while the majority Of Us sit and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-09
nlrfaaeNcrs Ar MrrrlNa

le.edc ONO MAY Propose
-ee reductions hy raiiroad eompsu
sor aii classes % employees will as
Csc - the chef suAiee of discus
s.on ~ the convention of the swHea
mtns rn'on of North America can
1snlng here today for two geek
.es sion
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-09

Rome Mas. s~ffaaeasa rsdsasa.
iormsr minister W finance sad ne
treasury and vier 8snt " tue
chamber of deputies. commtssa sul
eles to-day ~ iumpicu ffem ~sn
dos 8ianog fsdesco waa suffsF
ING fevtu nenhfits
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-09

ar committed ~ olir people not
IN their hours n work hit in
their hours Of leisure. and the
responsibility lies not wholly
with the missloers. bat with the
people who hase not yet learned
that the fnnAamenta business ai
the community at large IS g
strive 10 change The wrong atti-
tude of mind b. providing a bet
ier sfinulus 70 create a CORRECT
eiiifrGe.
In our community service
program we are dealing with
men, not as workmen or wage
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-09
Compulsory Civil
Service is New Rule
In Bulgaria

lsneon. MAJ. s-Ail classes -
soeisty sn sulsAr.A have beer ealles
apsn 70 fsfflu Their essse dsslss sN5
- the eornpuisefe labor 49,. aces
ted a year age. Msn - ~ years
ans rsers ana 0ir,s it ara eve
~ere s&iiec Upee to- eertssr
srreuns - compulsory laber for tn
state Tire men ~srs te ~ors =
r,ensss arc sAs ~osasr 50 raenths
IRE nsraesr ef persons us6ls
.eas 100000 q sshsr' eccooo have
esen az s&aors on road making. sars
tarf service. diea ~ cf canals,
ssrees paeins ana the buslssna -
schools aaa reading reoas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-09
Labor Leader
Bought off
Says Judge

chlsaea MAJ. s.-~Lseof lead
efs we're pad fors, tnree tnea
sara sellars - step o. preeees
iseor sro0ols curing the reeen
struStson % the state Naudssslie
Theatre - isff'e. cserss rruas.
formsF municipal lvass ted ne
legislative eo~sv,tsss trNestiess
loe a. afeoso euiicinu trus, here
toass rrsoe s~er~tars 81 ie
esl company euiiclra she theatre
SAID he pasc the recneY 0raef ora
er fror Mort \ Slueer ~ NeN
Nors. general manager n she
vaudeville cirsvt which ~as ~.
ssftesea ln the theasre.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-09

T. ef Importance 10 the eommuni-
r. 10 connection with the unem-
pl.sedf
We src fold that the young
must have healthful surround
ings. both physical and moral.
curing their leisure hours II has
also been proved that the adult
naturally reacts according 10
what he j. doing during his leis-
.ure hours. and that his attitude
Of mind i almost entirely depend
ent upon the activity in which
'ie is engaged.
The wrongs against society
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-09

look 10 Now We nfs striving a.
help every one to reereate hlm
self and e. produce group reere
aiian small or large groups. it
ali parts 81 the community. W.
must take recreation "a the pen
pie. for il . fact that only q
smnli percentage will 60 ont 81
their gay sar recreation unit
tiiry have learned what i, means
aud 10 enjoy Il Snch people
will not come 20 as, We shal
have 10 20 % them.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-09
80 YOU MED Hrtp
CALI CHAMBER on cO9MrpcF

Anyone needing hoip of any Kind
should SAL ihe office ~ The secretary
- chamber ~ commerce They have
number % applications and shsf
are generally msr.ior as apphcanla
and Rlll give good service Let syery
body keep thla % mind
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-09
SAYS WHITE CORN AND
FALSE FRIENDS DID y

A relative Of Ernest Mex called np
the Leader today and requested that
~ correct a news item that appear
"a Saturday IN which 4 vas sat@a
that Mr. Metz had 1een taking strong
drugs Not drugs. bui corn whisky.
gwen BY supposed frienas.~ sid the
relative. Is rexpOnyAle for Ernie 2
trouble
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-09
AMERICA REPRESENTED
At PREPARATION MEETING

Paris. Nay. s.-Ameriean rerTsen
i-t.on AZ alised conference vas re-
sause1 today. vhen Hugh 9 walE
The American ambassador. took his
seat al the session Of the council ot
ambassadors here.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-09
Coffin Nair' Sent
This Boy To
Unfimeiy Death

esstsn'seie oNga May . Gao
Nseesn i> ~as eisssn ss e.ss.s
iAtt yss'sfeas v<Nsn = 6 esFssis 80
el'tHpsst e tess s~sY la8asa 8
hs eessss y fs 4 asestsf - tses.-,
lte eapa ara s.Nsaes tAs.., 81
fes"aanteHa ~~rs nteve sg ess se
eet n}Hfea tas rNufeia n ca
ntehael is latno so
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-09

Berlin, May Sentiment in
German political circles WAS
showing a drift this afternoon to
ward the allied reparaiion terms.
II is now believed a parliamentary
coalition which will accept the
allied ultifna,um will be consti.
tuted within the next "a hours
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-09

1s-essos~n. n o. NAY. s--T~ -
men are eead ara one - uncor
sesoas with a bulies Through Ms
head ans both legs fcliowtne !
fgss. het~een tvs Northern paeitie
raliresc astecsses and three nnen
here late yesterday Acting % .
,ie tsa, robbery - car ~as eoo
urac s,ec. the detectives went %
,ns Iurslss" ~ess Of ire city Three
men we're cookne a meai near the
,rsess The detectives say tNe rer
oeeneo fire ~ren ne detectives re
piled
Ore of the trio VAS Killed ane
anetner fatally ~cu-cec. u ~at
tnouaht tire snirc might I've
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-09
LEGION RECEIVES 5000 GIFT

ST Lous. Nay. s-Nrs sasah /.
Wilson Of St Louis has donated s..
ca 10 the ioczI American Leg on exc
cnfire connlttee FOR the relief snf
assistance Of disabled ex-service men
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-09

copsnhaxen MAY A bgxaae "
nf'i'ah fayalrf has occupied he Hhus
Frontier near aoinMea The nrtglnH
are fsad5 % take natt ~ the aecupa
ton of ssi.Hen HiAaffeld an,s
HfanmeH saoasd ihat hs avsemaff 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-09
ren police ~ AneuscApe

llnblIn Nav . 'Fen u0'renen
we're ambusha4 la c9anis Westmrafh
~ nfity armed meH sereeaf, Nar.
ray vas rhas tsad sna sHnfheg con
aiahle dangerpalg ~eanded
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-09
Bandits
Busy;Tuo
Banks


Detroit. N,<h- NAY. s.---r~elss mer
srrs~a win sa~sae- shot gems er-
srrvc tne netrsst union Railway CO
lsxso~s esfses earl, ,ecay sne escapes
vita s~e~ss thoussno seslsrs in cash
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-09

Rec Roes, Texas. Nay. s--r~e
masked nen IN an suts helc 30 AT
roeeea she cashier o. the peee.e 3
Bark here sssss. ss<selna ~ssh $500
ard sone L,herty oonds
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-09
sona lsAosas 10 mser

song leaders ~ill holt a meeting
a. she city ball auditorium Tuesday
night from to y Al leaders ara
urged 70 be present
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-09

ANOTHER IS pfAn
FROM AlRptAhF ACCIDENT
Abliea 1stas Hay 3 WITH lte
'dsaih lae laas nigts ~ q A ieet
7rv civilian aviator lba mfa iAt
aliiy frnm yesieftaYs afplaHe ares
deai nsas Abllepe was regNiese9