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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-06-09
POWRoT PIESCIARSTWA
DO ILLINOIS.

Springfield, 8 czerwca. - L.
ba Legislatury Stanu Illinois
przeprowadziia wczoraj projekt,
dozwalajacy prowadzenie walk
pieSciarskich ma arenach W Sta
nie Illinois. Projekt ten przeszedi
So glosami przeciwko 40. Pre-
szio trzydziestu poslow z pro-
WINCH polaczyio sic postami
powiatu Cook podczas ghosowa-
MIA, przeprowadzajac projekt ia
ka wiekszoscia g}osow, ze zdzi-
wilo to nawet samych projekto-
dawcow. ...
Zupeinie identyczny proje<t
przedfozony przez senatora Dali
ley, odeslany zostas do trzeciego
czytania w Senacie. Panuje tu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-06-09
o LOKAL OLA ORGANIZA-
cyl, WOJSKOWYCH.

lPrzedstawiciel stowarzyszenia
The Buck Privates". sierzant f
NJ. Mcclure, wszczai starania Il
odpowiednich wiadz, ably jedcn
4 g1nachow miejskich W Srod--
mieSciu zostai oddany dla orga-
Eizacyj wojskowych. PobuGka
do tych starafi slHy McGuire'o O.
wi chec umieszczenia wszystkicll
:stniejacyh organizacyj wojsko-
wych W jednym gmachu, aby tam
mogiy wspolnie pracowac. Procz
tego dom taxi ME bylby prawdo-
podobnie wyzyskany zupe}nie
przez tc organizacje i Geese jego
moglaby bye eksploatowanq
przez organizacje wojskowe, "a
silajac tym sposobem ich skronl-
ne tunduSze. MySl McGmre zra
lnzia w zasadzie poparcie, jednak
decyzja W tel sprawie nie mozc
bye powzieta, dop6ki projekt ten
nie zostanie przedstawiony w ior
mic konkretnej.
JESZCZE w SPRAWIE GENE
GEARY.
Obrohca skazanego ma powie-
szenie Gene Geary, adwokat To-
masz D. Nash, zjawi} sic wczo-
raj W urzedzie prezesa Sadu Kry
minalnego McDonalda i oswald
czajac, re chociaz Geary, uznany
przez komisje lekarska - jake
zdrowy ma umysle, prawnie 20
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-06-09
ZREDUKOWANIE ARMJI DO
LICZBY 10000 zOLNIERZA,
Waszvngton. 9. czerwca. -

Wv dSIyllS IOiA, ~ NESA WV"
izba Senatu uchwalifa Wczoral
zredukowanie stalej. armji amery-
kafiskiej do liczby 10000 zoanle-
RIA. wobec czego, jezeli projekt
ten zostanie przyjety y'na konte--
rencji }qcznego komitetu obu LIB
do spraw wojskowych, oko4o
$4,000 zolnierzy bedzie musiafo
bye uwolnionych &c sfuzby woJ-
skowej pred 15ym lutego przy-
sziego roku. Uchwa4a ia nastapl-
la wczoraj zupclrie niespodzie--
wanie, gdyz ME dalej, jak oneg--
dai Senat przyja} glosami "a prze
ciwko 80 rekomendacje komltetu
Senatu do spraw wojskowych,
przewidujaca utrzymanie StafeJ
armji amerykahskiej W sile lO9,-
600 zofnierza. Wczorajszy zas
projekt przeszedi W Senacie 81
giosami przeciwko 32, obejmuJqc
aproprjacje w sumie okofo $685.
100000 ma koszta utrzymanla ar
mil w przysz}ym roi1u fiskalnym'
rozpoczynajcaym sic Z dniem 1Go
lipca b.r. Projekt ten obecnle
pojdzie pod obrady }2cznego ko :
n,itetu LIB, a mianowicie lzby
poselskiej i Senatu W celu estate
cznepO zaiatWienla.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-06-09
WOJSKA ANGIELSKIE
WKROCZYLY DO OLESNA.

Opole, 9. czerwca - OleSno,
posolone W poblizu granicy pol
sko-Slaskiej zostaso zajete przez
wojska angielskie, OleSno costa
10 zajete przeo powstancow pol
skich na samym poczatku pow
stania. Pod OleSnem toczyfy sic
dose krwawe wall1i pomiedzy
Niemcami Polakami.
WiadomoSci otrzymane tu o
zajeciu OleSna sa niedokladne i
ME wiadomo mic, czy Polacy sta
wialUopdr, czy tez ME w t1oiach
urzedowych jednak twierdza, re
pomiedzy Polakami Anglikami
nastapiio starcie-
Pomiedzy Wielkimi Strzelcami
i Ujazdem Niemcy zraniii trzech
Francuzow. OddziaI zofnierzy
francuskich wraz z oficerem 20
stall rozbrojony i internowany,
lecz pozniej Niemcy uwolnili
Francuzow i zwrocili i'm bron.
Atakowanie Francuzow przez
Niemcow pod pretekstem niepo-
rozumienia jest dose czeste. Fran
cuzi So oburzeni postepowaniem
Niemcow beda domagali sic for
nalnego zadosc. uczynienia cd
gen. Hoefera.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-06-09
POWR0T PIESCIARSTWA DO ILLINOIS
Termin P1acenia Drugiej Raty Po-
datku PanstWoWego.
UTWORzENE NOWEJ KOMISH SzACUNKOWO -PODATKOWEJ.
Chicagowiianin Prezesem Wyd1ah 0hetOwego.
INNE TELEGRAMY KRAJO WE.

dzic wiceadmiral, a Sim Feinera-
mi wtedy, gdy znajduja sic ma e.
stradach."
Washington, 8. czerwca. -
Sekretarz Departamentu Mary
narki DENLY zawiadomH wczoraj
wicearmirafa Sims'a, azeby ma.
tychmiast -telegraficznie poinfor-
mowa{ Department Marynarki,
czy nova jego wypowiedziana W
dniu 7go BIN. ma podwieczorku u
,English Speaking Union" W
Londynie, by}a dok}adnie zacyto-
wana w prasie, czy nief
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-06-09

Gag dalszy ma stronicy 8
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-06-09
NIEMCY PRZYRZEKAJA wy
CoFAc SIE 2 ZAJETEGo TE-
RYTORJUM.

Londyn, 9. czerwca- (Prasa St.
= London Times" pisoe, re po-
mimo Protestu ambasadora ME
mieckiego W Londynie przeciwko
ultimatum aljantow, Rad ME
miecki przyrzeki ambasadorowi
angielskiemu w Berlinie lordowi
D'Albernon, Il gen. Hoeferowi
zostanie wysfane telegraficzne
rozporzadzenie, azeby zastoso-
wal sic do rozkazow komisji mie-
dzysojuszniczej wycofai swe
wojska z teorytorjum odebranego
powstatrcom.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-06-09

Dokonczenie ma stronicy 2
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-06-09
I I Biura MeteOrOlOg'cznegO.
Wsch6d sloica o god1inie 5:14.
zach6d slonea o godzinie S:24.

zach6d sionea godzinie S:24.
Pogoda W Chicago i ololicy: W
czwartek piatek pogoda niepewna,
prawdopodobnie deSzcz. Tempe
ratura podnoSi sic powOli. Umiarko-
wany mienny wiatr.
Temperature DOLBY minionej: -
Najwyzsza wc0oraj O godzinie 1szej
10 pofudniu II stopni, najnizsza
wczoraje godzinie 6tej rano, GO
stopni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-06-09
Lenin Wyiezdza Whotce Do Berlna Londynu.
ROSA SPROWADzA zYWNOSC Z zAGRANICY.
Syberja Ostrzega Japonje.
WEOsi Chca ReWRIj Traktatu RappalshegO.
JNNE TELEGRAMY "a GRANICZNE

'przestrDeni 6 mil. Wiefkie Strzel-
ce, kt6re So trzymane przez
Francuzow zostafy okrazone Z
trzech stron przez Niemcow
Konrunikacja Gliwicami costa
Ia przerwana, gdy Niemcy pre-
kroczyli linje Wiellde Strzelce-
Bytom, posuwajac sic W kierun-
ku po4udniowym.
Najbardziej zaciekie walk to-
,czyly sic W okolicach Kedzierzy-
ma, gdy Niemcy usi,owali zdobyc
stacje kolejowa Kedzierzyn. Sta
cja przechodzi4a piec razy raE;
do ra4c wreszcie ataki Niemcow
ZOctokr OdDor+a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-06-09
KCRs MAREK POISKICH.

Wedle l1omunil1atu Polshdego Kon
sulatu Generalnego, kurs marek pol
skich jest dis $50 marek "a 81. 90,
civil $1.O6 "a 1000 marek. r.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-06-09
LEGISLATURE STANOWA
PRZEPROWADZA PRO-
JEKT PROHIBICYJNY.


Springfield, ILL.,, 9. czerwca. -
Izba poselska Legislatury Stanu
Illinois przeprowadziia wczoraj
projekt prohibicyjny, zabraniaja-
cy sprzedazy piwa i wilma, a zwla
SEGA przepisywania ich przez le-
ltarzy jako lekarstw. Projekt
.przeszed{ giosami 80 przeciwa1o
60. Poprzednio przeszedf on W
Izbie Senatu, obecnie zaS costa
rie odesfany do gubernatora Small
la w celu podpisania. Panuje tu
cgolne przekonanie, il projekt
ten zostanie podpisany przez GU
bernatora i stanie sic natych-
iniast obowiazujacym.
- Izba poselska Legislatury
Stanowej przyjefa rowniez mic
dzy innemi wniosek, zawierajacy
aproprjacje w kwocie okobo $685.
100000 ma stanowe instytucje fl
lantropijne, karne poprawcze. Z
sunny tel ma utrzymanie wspom-
nianych instytucyj przeznaczo-.
rych jest $18,161,921, ma kapitai
obrotowy okofo dwu miljondw
dolarow i ma stale ulepszenia 3d.
745,200, oraz dodatkowa kwote
100000 ma zakupienie krow dol
rych.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-30
WHAT IS DOING
(Continued from PAGE

functions of Government. 1t is, how
ever, no longer an experiment, be-
cause it has now reached that point
in practical operation where 1t is
proven that any physically disabled
man can be vocationally trained or
reeducated so as to be made indie
pendent and self supporting, and a
self respecting member of society.
Our attitude toward vocational
training is shown by the fact that the
law providing for it was passed by
unanimous vote in both Houses of
Congress- But there have developed
some obstacles to the successful car
rying out of the Governments vo-
cational- training program that could
not be foreseen when the law was be-
ing enacted.
Here. again, the Benevolent and
Protective Order of Elks. through the
F,,ks War Relief Commission, has
shown a broadness of vision and
spirit of practical progrcssiver, SIS
that, in my opinion, merits the sin
cerost appreciation and highest re-
gard of every citizen OF this country.
Particularly is this true because of
the timelness and the generosity with
which the Elks met very urgent
and pressing need and emergency.
But this is, in fact, a well-known
characteristic of the Order of Elks.
Ti,n vocatioral- training law makes
- g. Il sabled men eligible for train
iur their discharge from the hos
pital but their training compensation
is not payable in advance and few
mea on leaving the hospital are abie
to MAINTAIN themselves even for the
short period while they must await
their Government allowance. The
Ell;s Wa Relief Commission gener-
ously a-d, we might say, providen-
tall, met this serious situation by
providing a large revolving fund with
which TO meet tho fi''~"o'"l II" - #
these disabled men and permit them
to immed ,atcly enter upon t4er
training courses.
The practical value of this fund to
the Governments vocat Ola i. a. =
ing program is shown by the fact that
official Government records show
that on June l., with a total of 37,024
disabled men in training. there had
been 1851 separate instances in
which they had been financially as
sisted by the Elks' fund for a total
amount of s5O2,s9S05. Officials con-
nected with the Federal Board for
vocational Education have stated
that thousands of these boys either
could not have entered upon their
training in the first instance, or could
not continue it. except for this assist
ance received from the Elks. do not
Continued on Page
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-14
aAANY GUTHRIE PEOPLE
ATTEND MUlHAll FAIR
Many Pine Exhibits Will BE
Sent To County Fair ny
Towns That Hold Com
munity Fairs

Ren"mher the poor Iie charitable
wrap up some uscd hlothea and shoes
aud have them ready fpr tho Lions
whom they call At your house next
Sunday morning
The Rcd Crusa Wlil distribute rho
olothlng and shoes among tho worthy
poor of the city and there are more
~ them tails year than ever before
Many children In tho city are not
attending school because of tho "a
mentable fact that they have no
suitable clothing and shoes 20 wear
DO "A now. dig out those forgotten
garments and shoes Mend tho
clothes " they are torn. sew on a
button II necessary and then wfsp
up the package and call Red Cfosa
headquarters, phone g71 and tho
nacw.c viii DO called ror or II
You prefer put Il on your front porch
next sunday morning and II will De
picked up by some member Of the
Lions club who has pledged aid Ia
this work
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-14
MANY CHILDREN OUT OF
SCHOOL; SANS CLOTHING
Lions To Aid Red Gross To Collect
Used Shoes and Clothing;
Wrap Up a Package For
Sweet Charitys Sake

A number ~ euthrie people went
% sNulhan today = attend Tho b. (
community fair bslng he'd there
view tbs display ot agricultural ant
home produces. see the fine live
stork enlos The sports and amuse-
'ments and Get acquainted With tas
psoaie az that section ~ the county
The Nulhan fair IS a success .
every way and many tine exhibits
vii COME from there % ne epuaty
Pair neNt week
Two ether community fairs are 10
be held lnls week The l.oYell iafr
Thursday and Friday and the Nasina
fair Friday aud saturday and Guthrie
should have good rcpresention al
each fair setting next 10 the peaple
og these communities aud boosiius
Tor the county fair
The success 81 ihe community
FAIRS Of the county means the sue
cess of the county fair and no oHs
thing does more for the advance
ment u lolan county fair than
these fairs Every man and womaa
in the eouQty should be- Lack OF the
community fairs this week and fol
loN up Wiih one erand united boost
Tor the County Far next week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-14

Dublin Sept IA appointment Or
plenlpotenarisa ,o tho conferences n
Inverness slih the llfitish repfsaen.
iatlees ia the settlement q tho irlah
question. vaa approved bY the DAA
F.r~ann a. lta session here today
The daifs official baletin aa-
nonneins approval of tho five plsni.
po,sa,iariea Gays This waa dona IN
slee of possible conference wlsh
rorreseataiisea u ihs nrlliah govern.
ment
The DAN plsnlpoientianea. u ~Aa
explained we're not appointed 20 10
% Inverness tn response 10 ,ha prime
ministers Invitation. but have heen
chosen 20 carry on posalble nesosla.
lions which may or may 10, follow
tho receipt ty Mr. Aayd Oeorxe of
tho dan cabinets reply
Tho arbolulmgnt approved ~ fol
lows
Arthur GRIFFIN. founder u tho sina
feln. and FOREIGN min sior in ths
ia caulnet chairman
Michael Collins. finance minister
Robert e. BAuon. eh0 haa hssn
ono 10 the leading flmroa ia the prs
ilminafl Negotiations
hamonn J nugran. Slim Fs,n
nsmhef % parliament and a leadnr
tlgufe Ia me arrangement 20 the
lf IS irues
Uoofge Uayan Duffy who has not
sd sa representative of tho sina fela
abroad
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-14
CLEAN UP" SQUAD IS
COMING THURSDAY
Local Legion Men To Aid the
Workers In Helping Re
turned Soldiers of
District

The local pest Of l.egloncrrs and
the r auxiliary are making arrange
ments 20 welcome ana assist thn
visiting veterans Of ihe World Wsr
on the occasion % lhe eCiean ~.
which begins tomorrow and close
Friday nieht The work WI an -
done az the Rcd Croas rooms over
The First National Bank The yet
erans are expeei'd from The three
counties Logan. Neli ana OKLA
hona and a large number q yetef
ans will have 4uan ness with tae
clean ap squad
} Whelan. special refret aula
tive Of the Red Cross with tho
c'aan ap squad. and Mrs claude II
CARNEY from Red Cross headquar
ters A 81 LOUIS. arrived Weduesa-
day morning and have teen very iusy
al day on the pre- minary work far
the two days ths clean up squad will
be in Guthrie
The large numir Of Word Wit
vets 10 b. here Aa made 10 hecos
sary to change the work from the
Red Cross rooms 10 the city hal
The chamber OF commerce rooah
and the cty hail auditorium haze
been secured. and alt persons ln.er
estod are requested to 60 direct Is
the city hall
Those having ella ms of any kird
Tor considerations, and needing cof
roboratlng afiidayts. should hr.ne
the witness 80 that all such egl
dence may be At ones@pu' - prope
shape for immediate use Veteran
should be- sure 10 bring their d
charges and al other documents 4a
reference VII have 70 BE- made o.
them IN adjusting these claims.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-14
The Era of Martyrs Best Wall Motto Permanent ExKaiser

This IS an age Of self-pify. Observe
the records OF the divorce courts.
Note the publications of the labor
unions Listen TO the farmers and the
university professors and the actor
people sn dihe railroad executives and
the owners of shipping They've all
got the smae disease And even the
politicians The other day. Lloyd
George came out with fearful COM
plant about the way the British en-
pire was oyerworking the ministry.
One longs for that sturdiness Of our
fathers who crawled from under trees
that had fallen the wrong way, and
grinned about it: who pocketed losses
and sailed enthusiastically into new
enterprises; who insisted that they
were free, white and twenty-one and
when they got tired Of job it was
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-14

for his skin, and will not risk IL. BE.
fore the monarchists help him across
the frontier they will have 10 want
him II is doubtful II now they really
do. What they want is the power of
the old monarchy Of Prussia. and this
they desire for themselves, Indications
seem 20 prove.
The German people are restless.
They are bitter against the Allies.
They appear to be divided between
the two notions of knneking down
and reaping the benefits that would
flow from being the only working
nation in the Old World and Of kick.
ing owe rthe traces II is the temper
Of a people readjusting themselves TO
new conditions new ideas, new ways
OF thinking Were the kaiser 10 re-
CONTINUED on Page ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-14
IOtfIADN ESTATE
ESTIMATED Al $50, 900

Tho eili and testament of the iafs
nr bcn,on loveiady haa bsen filed
Tor probate Tha will was written
on Jub -. 1918 and makaa hfs
mother tho principal bensficls<
she - 20 bo given 10000 ia cask.
Mothera and alatnra and their child.
ren are TO receive tho residue. equally
divided Thomas Loyelady IA made
tho executor and John -. Chapelis
IA pamed az tha attorney u settle
the esiato and carry out tho tcrma og
the will
The Will VAS opeasd Tuesday even,
Ing
Tho estate Is estimated 70 30 worth
100000 and consists OF stocks. bonds
lands and town property aud SONS
money 10 hank
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-14
DRIVE To PUT ATHLETICS
"0V{R TOP" STARTS 18TH
Good Fellows Of City VIII aid
High School Athletic Asso.
citation To Raise Neccs.
sary Funds

The drive to sell tickets for the
coming athletic games Win be start.
ed tomorrow morning
Season tickets viii be offered for
sale at 81 FOR adults ana 81 for school
children
The family that buys season
,iaScs FOR each member of the Tam
q, will be rated AZ 100 percent
family in athletic support aud the
name of tho family win De printed
10 the high school annual and viii
also b. lbed Ia the Daily Leader
ne good fellow and crack down
for as many season tickets ~ there
are members IN your family
K0tarlans aro sponsoring this
movement
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-14
DIVORCE Evil SPREADS

The divorce eNil Is spreading
These headings appeared IN one daily
paper this morning Frank Wilson
gets divorce Marriage bond broken
Evans divorce ease on life With
husband unsafe. Says wife Mrs
l.ayne charges non support Hus
hand cruel says wife illl neglects
her says WIfe Ms Nolner charges
cruelty Carl Hughes sues TOR free
dom Husband uuiaithtul. says wife
Knocked her silly. says wife Made
her work In field Ike a horse. SAYS
wife II viii he noticed that with
one exception the divorce Is brought
by the wife
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-14
"FArTN' NOW FACES
TWO MURDERS CHARGES :

san Francisco. sept "a Two
charges have been placed against
Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle, motion pic-
tare star. "a connection With the
death 81 Miss virginia RapDe. flm
actress The san Francisco colnts
grand jury last night voted an in
cicimeni charging manslAughter buf
District Attorney Mathew Brady ce
olAred that prosecution on a marder
complaint. already under way iu the
justice oouri. would not be halted
The grand jury indictment does
not come within the province oi the
justice court bat goes direct 70 me
superior court. where il Is returnahls
neNt Thursday srrant Tor ths
film comedians arrest on the mans
laughter hcAree Is expected 10 re IS
sued Friday. the distrct attorney
said
The ma -~r complaint was swosa
10 Monday by Mrs Eamhna Del.
mont, close friend OF Mss Rappe
The grand JURY indictment came
after TWO sessions. each lasiiug many
hours AT last nights SESSION. 2eh
Provost and Alice Blake. show girls.
testified and Grace Halston. nurse
who attended Miss Rape. wAs clos-
sted with the jury
zeh Preyost and Alice Blake we're
guests al the parry where Mis-
Rapne IS alleged 10 have suffered in
jur.es from which she died
The grand iury's voting o. an 10
eitcnent charging lesser oifense
than murder viii no. make tr
buckle eligible for bah al once. the
district attorney declared
be will not be able 10 obtain
temporary lberty On bail antn tas
charge Of murder is disposed OF.
Brady sad II the murder charge
is Withdrawn he will be allie 10 o..
tain his freedom only pending
hearing on the mans.aughter charxe
zch Provost before the grand jury
last night is said 10 have altered
statements she made TO District A..
torney Brady last SATURDAY whica
brought charges from Brady that the
Witnesses had been .numidated Alice
Blake. in her testimony. corroborated
Miss Prevos;'s statements. 1t VS.
said
Miss Halston told OF being present
at the post mortem on the body oi
Miss Rappe. which was performed ~
DR. William ophuls and Dr NJ T.
Rumwell last week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-14
TWO WOMEN SEEK
RELIEF FROM YOKE
Wife Of Wealthy Navina Land
Owner Says Husband Is
Cruel. Qunrelsome and
Stingy

Cruel. Quarrelsome and stiney
are charges made by Belle Duns-. >
her suit Tor divorce from John y
Dunbar wealthy land owner in the
N2vina district The couple were
married in Clinton. Iowa. In 1908 aud
shortly thereafter moved 70 Logan
county where they began farming
The wife says she has suffered abuse
Tor many years. They separated on
the 9Th 81 this month
In her petition the wife says they
own five farns in Logan county and
a residence property ia NarlnA. and
that they have IN the past held a
joint bank account but the husband
has ordered the bank not 10 honor
her checks in the future She also
SAYS that notice warming merchants
not 70 extend credit 10 her has been
published in q newspaper at the hus.
hands request She asks for ina
mediate alimony. as she is without
funds ana also for restraining
order 70 prevent Dunbar from dlspos-
ING Of the property which she says
Is owned Jointly by the two There
are DO children.
Lille Mae Trice also seeks az
yorce Her charge IS non-supporr
and laziness She asks the court 70
grant her So o month alimOny and
custody of their two children. The
couple We're married in Guthrie In
ISIS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-14
Bandits Surrounded
In His By
EastSide PoSSee

SAL sa~. oka Sect u Otis
srs hsfe todaY Expressed ihe %
llsf that posse Nas sufreondsd n
the hllis fifteen ~ les south " hsrs
TIE ,sso bandits ~hc sArly yssisf
dsy broke into three stores a,
Cans. Ten miiss southeast q hsfs,
ard after blowing t~o safes 81.
capped ~l,h $500 ~orsh o. notes
and $50 In eaah
The nsn ~eft trai 90 lnto thi
hiils ~ their footpelnss u - sa,d
that a number O persons. aroused
from their sleep b. the ssplosloN
~ chemicals used ir blowing she
safes. arrived W time 20 see the
bandits leaving the store ~hish
thsy robbed last
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-14
Tax On Freight Is Cut
By Committee Report

Washington, Sept. IA Retention for the calendar year
1922 OF the transportation tax freight passenger and Pull
accommodations TO half the present rate agreed
uron today by the Senate Finance committee The committee
also voted finally to amend the proyaon OF the bill
as TO retain the full tax express packages and oil transported
by pipe lines
The House rates cereal beverages and other soft drinks
were adopted but explained that these might be
subject 10 change The committee passed over the inheritance
tax and decided to take later session today az well a
tax on candy ewey furs dspor goods and number Of
other items