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New Britain herald., 1921-06-02

ing. It will consist of vocal and in strumcntal musical selections as well as recitations. Following the entertain ment, Mrs. C. Fred Johnson will serve refreshments. Plans for the June meeting 10 he held at the lodge school will be discussed
 On Extended Honeymoon
 Several prominent Kensington people attended the wedding of An tonic Buckley Of this town and Miss Massadena Tomasi of New Haven in that city yesterday morning. MT. Buckley is the we'll known local baker He will make his home in Kensington upon their return from their honey rroon. The trip win take them to New ork city. Osw ego, N. Y., Harrisburg. 1cnn.. Pittsburgh. Penn. and Youngs- town, Ohio. The couple ,wiIl\be gone for about four weeks.
 Install New catch Basin
 Selectman Carter has had a new catch basin installed at the top of Damon's HiH pear tie War Memorial. The basin replaces the old drainage system which did not prove successful The old system provided for drain from the top of the hill to the bot tom. There was no strainer over the drain and it often became clogered.
 S53.5OO Collected in Taxes.
 The report at the office of the town tax collector shows that up to and including May 31. $53.5OO was raised in taxes. This is q better showing than was expected at the first of the year. The amount which was supposed to have been raised is SS6.000. The taxes have also been coming in favorably from the Worth ington fire district.
 Will Address scouts Troop No. s. Boy Scouts of Ameri- ca, will hold a meeting this evening at the Kensington Congregational church at ' o'clock The Scouts will have as a speaker at this time Elmer T. Thienes, Hartford county Y. M. c A. secretary. The scoutmaster of the troop extends an invitation to all boys in the community between the ages of 12 and IS to attend this meeting MT. Thienes will have an interesting topic and large attendance is an- ticipated.
 At Mt. GreyIock.
 Mrs. Bernard P. Moore of Edgarly street and her nurse. Miss Nellie Ker- rigan. have left for Mt. Greyfock sanitarium at North Adams. Mass. Mrs. Moore has been i'll for several weeks.
 Berlin Items.
 Mrs. w. r. Curtin and daughter Sadie Marie. of Portland. are spend- ing a few days as the guest of Mrs. Curtin's mother, Mrs. Sarah Bowling of Main street. Kensington. A son has been born to MT. and Mrs. Joseph Damkowski of Kensing- ton.
 Lora Brown Of Berlin is at the Hartford hospital where she is under going treatment.
 The weekly prayer meeting will be held at the Berlin Congregational church at 1880 o'clock tonight
 The Boy Scouts of Berlin will meet at the church tomorrow night at the usual time.
 Fast Berlin Items Regular meeting of the Modern Woodmen society at the Athletic building this evening There will he a choir practice at the Methodist church this evening. Mrs. Edson Maine entertained the Mothers club at her home on Main street last evening. Miss Mabelle w. Barnes is in Boston attending the commencement exer- cises of the Gordon college of TheoI ogy and Missions where she will re ceive the degree of Tn. B. Mrs. Royal Morse and son left today on a visit with relai iS-sss, r-x.u.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-25

POLICE GRAZ ROlS
WHO FiI.CIiID BIKES

Police and the shersfrs rrce have
been bothered lately on account of ihs
nany complaints made 81 Stolen
bicycles and up 70 last nigh, were
unable to solve the mystery Fvcry
week from one 10 several lost bikes
were registered with the officer
ast night The city po' &c grabbed The
lpriis They arc Dalton Murphs
end olin CowAn according TO chiat
Mitchell who says be- HAS the roots
on these BOYS Murphy - il and
Cowsn ia w.
Cowan Is TIE boy who was arrest
ca some time ago charged with helm.
irgto stick up 'he Hackney. Brothers
He was AZ that time discharged hv
Justice liarge who stated that thee
VAS insufficient grounds % convict
A number 81 bicycle parts have
hcen unpar'hea ihat vpre Ia posses
slon ~ thv two boys Also wheel
stolen recently from Rem Haskell
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-25
s'OI
7e( cherS
Selected

rhe foilawlnt hIsh aehpeg tsAsherA
wsro recommended Nv supaFgDssna
en reah aaa pera slasssd At 4 meet
lnk of the sehaal haafa helA a.
sNiafisys MaY The lie' hawnvvr.
MAS nat made nnhlie aala soiag far
fessous pess knaea % tha board
w 4 Geeene. EsA rliteh. psta ilikss.
Nafsafet tahusyan Nm IL W
larkln Farther Reawap yefts Aiaea.
Aaaln ~ 9Hlrley Carulyn gans~sH.
i'psllne Council Margaret naia.
lllsnshe Naaieaa. katherine Meets.
Uvaega I'efaae Mary Rueer#. Frances
seusf Grasa tpra isuallA Rasr
i'frt Neuns of the Chafoses achoula
viii likely hv employed a. director af
athleiiea N tls hlsh sehool Ita
of4i rshly reenmmeodsa a. an
instructor ana gentleman ana Nlii
NJ valuable acquisition Is ths hlsh
aeheel
Mlns Naala oliver of Central
schools wall An lranafsfFea tu atshra
hlKh aeh0u and Mira Adal~ AltmAa
of rApia Itll aehaol WllI ba mualeMl
AlFecor of ala the erads aeheola
Al ibe same seaalan ~ tha aeh0nt
beard iha following teachers we're
sel"strd faf the several eraie aehoola
of me gl'v whfs ant rnlofed
BANNER SCHOOL, Marguerite
liyrue, principals yelaa MeFsgfldxe.
fKa Wlaun, Nmma puirhwr. Aima
Watklna Nellie Payne, 1ladya uaf.
fCnrtfnuai an paaA -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-25
ROTARY HEARS ABOUT
TREES AND CANADA
Guests IA MONDAY Luncheon
Enrich Program Ritxhaupt
Retircs As President
Year Work

Tho Rotary e'uh "a is noonday
iaieheon AZ me lone enforced an "a.
Illuminating discourse op forreair, hy
NArisiian Jensen member 81 me "a
trHy Of tne Aercaltnral aud Mech
anaeal college "a saltwater Jensen
cuntended that foffeaisl WAS aa ln
trpral part of town gfawih aud said
fofreairY association would to or.
ganifed next week ilo urged that
Gn,hrc have Representations Ia
oklahoma saii Jensen The trees 10
plant arr thc elm rreon ash ami
sycamore iie made stfong pfn
'osi against aefofestatlon in the west
and a vigorous plea fof more forest
aion ln the new state
Among ,ho club quests were prof
Jensen Prof Young y Cherokee
tieorge cafran of Calgary Canada
and Henry George department chief
~ lhe fuD store for men Who vas
1nftoduced bg Mt iNniz
Cswan made pleasing talk on
pfesenl dsY conditions in Canada amt
America a'd 10 ihe Allies dnrlns the
var no served three years across
'ha seas aad 81 ono = tho few eur-
.isar IL pfueca rate glorious ter
fpenf an. a44i fhai Canadian ffifae
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-25
CITY RE TAIL DEALERS
OUTLINE CLOSED OAYS"
All Stores To Close AT Noon
Memorial Day Resolutions
Are Adopted A. TO
Holidays

We lhe retail merchauta ~ csia
+ e, believe that great harm has been
dcne the city aa trading center ts
promlscnms frequent and unadser
tifed c''sng ef fhe stores We ba
lIege that those making Wch requests
dc not realize iAe hardship 70 out 81
town customer 20 moihers win ts
lev Or children ~ iorcng them on
'ur The streets with 80 place 70 o
and the nnfs ofable criticism 81
fafmere. therefore
Be It resolved that we close our
stores only en- fae legal holidays fe
cognizea every where as such and
that later 4 schedule of these ho.
days be Published
BE II further resolved that cory
~ these reso oul ons be mailed 70 tse
mayor. clty and county officers sue
o. schools and any other officers
from whom closing requests mlRb
come
Be Il further resolved that we ask
fConiinued 90 PARE -
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Crop
Prospects
Improve

Oklahoma City. MAY. The
week enasae Yesterday Vas deseuo-
81 as IRE most favorable AZ tie SEA-
son thus fsr n tAs weekly weAthe-
and crap reqor; ISSUED here todss ~
the Vnaea States weather hureAa
Crops generslly made excellent grvw
"a except In the southwestern ear
~ the state where the soli : too dvr.
tie rrpogt Saws A. tie week cios>t
rain wss needed IL al sections. L
added
wAezi is maturing In TIE extreme
southern part aad heading n the ey-
srens northern part, and ihe cont
tion os the crop Is generally smpros
81 except in the dry sect oHs ~ the
central and southwestern parts she
report SAYS "0ass lmpncved som
sections and deseriorated ia others
The crop Is mostly heading on veTy
Acw straw w.th ihe condition sveae
saf poor Corn generally made very
Essas progress earing The week NH 's
s. is late and SnaA SIS condition Is
generally satisfactory ami j. mostly
wNl cultivated
Cotton planting progressed salts
f1cforilv exceps In the southwestern
pers where Il VAS seisvei tv sot
too ary for rernin&sion." he reoor'
e1rfinnes ~co'fon IS Somlag rp 70
ssir to rooa stand sna scue ears
Planted has h~en caa waited Cher
nlng is reported 70 have begun q
Ncrnrtasn coantv The crop Is an
aruarv late
Good prosress wAs -nsde r pant
irx grain sorrhnws neaurfs swe"i
potatoes ara T. tAe rarshves'e-a
counties broom oorr 'r'sA roia'oes
nees -sin &-t the crsn : generally
poor Pastures are generally fair -
gvsod
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the best known construction engineer
N the United States today.
In retiring, Hood carries with him
the best wishes of every enploye Of
the Southern Pacific, and in speaking
~ his retirement. President William
Sproule Of the Southern Pacific sys
TEN said He closes an active and
valiant career aud will always have
the respect and admiration Of his as
soeiates Because Of his briIliancy of
affainmeDts he stands in the front
rank Of railroad engineers and the en-
gineering profession IIe is pioneer
in great engineering work and his life
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-25
LIONS AND u|ON[ss[s en-
JOY DELIGHTFUL LUNCHEON
Community Interest Franks Are
Mixed With Good Cheer, Eats
and Plenty Of Excellent
Music. At lone

ono ~ he most practical eom
munsiy service demonstrations ever
made n Guthrie -or ihe state MAS
sAe occaslon 81 she semi annual lsa
ies nighs hs me Lions clah. given
at ,As lone Taeeaay pleht The spe.
c'al committee IN charee ~ an the
arrangements MAS Messrs Naii
Ciffeu Anderson and l.ehew. Wlth
manager scsFden Ia charge ot tbs
Banquet
More Than handrea pafls-ok =
ono q the most claAonie amt splcu
didly served hanQuegs ever prosiaei
~ Manager Sesrden, who nov adscr
tscs his hotel a. The Den of th
Lions Fled Green WAS master 81
ceremonies. and Rev Robert Tehew
a. slani director MAS host ThA
ca'ov scheme of the elaborate decor
ations was a combination Of tho slap
celors. gold ana purple The place
cards we're 80 arranged as Is div 'de
hy c0iofs into two confestine stanf
classes and for an hour one surpsise
followed another inVlndlng al med
ern community plays, sonxs inetfa
nratal numbers aud special ssan'
orchesira work. providing fan ana
fFoNc untl everybody was genuine
ia, rh, tired Il was lre~oanced ~
pr corn as the finest Demonstration
fe had ever witnessed anywhere
MsnEer Scsfden had scveu piece
orchestra. and the sinnl director
made wonderful hl, with hls stunt
ofehestrs. Which had io be- seen anl
hsart ,o te Miiy appreciated
The officers of tbe club sre c J..
Lockwood, president II T ilansfotd
FwnelAasaA 80. ~ 4 1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-25
Bill EBE ARD"
WILL BE BR0t GIT Batk

Honolulu. May q Governor q
Mn arihy today signed DE exirad
tlon papers for the return 20 Twin
Fails Idaho Of Mrs Jaul Y South
ard. where she Is wanted in connec
ton with the death u Edward
Meyer her fourth husband
Y X Ormsby. Idaho deputy sheriff
vho arrived here today sith be ex-
tradition papers. said Mrs South
ard would leave Honolulu Tor Idaho
June first.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-25
COMMUNITY INSTITUTE
WORK JOINS CITY, COUNTY
Much Good Has Come Out Of
Community Interest Work
Done BY Experts and
Others In 30 Days

Mss Roaeh accompanied hy Mrs
1lecr spent Tuesday afternoon ,a
orlando AZ ESQ lafse class ot
adults enjoyed nv rrea, outdoor a.
monslraton " The ia, ieadeF fa.
lowed ~ an hoaf devoted lo shs
ehi'deu u was 4 woultgia ls
for Orlando plas people
fhe rlas leader will 81 10 Marahau
THURSDAY where Nlsa Rnaeh ul.l
Hlee The people OF that casnei ~ tNp
count, an outdoor play dcmonatfa
1on whi,h viii be- her last wetf
there. a least lor ,hc present
Friday night W.ll ~ tnal ea'
door demonstration ior Cathrlc aai
should be Witnessed IS a. many nf
the citizens a. posslhle
This vii claae the threr weaas
plsg leadership aemonaltailpu bus
tho work should At once o. taken un
hy ,he local leaders and al ihR
work should he utilized fcf the hens
~ ~ tho Guthrie people and ihp
'sn.a Yer communities over lhe count
r. VIII he 10 20 the cillssuahlp "a res
thc most enl of an thls free demon
siratlu by the national headquarters
No other city Ia the state has had
nor can they secure such ihrec
month"; eompaign troc ef charge. -
has been afforded Guthrie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-25
MANY ARnlIGN[C
IN FEDERAL COURT
Some Are Given jail Sentences,
Others Plead Not Guilty
and VIII Go To
Tllal

Tuesaty WAS sEmlRnmcnl and sen
tenee DAY ia the federal conrs Oih
en- viii se madc later in the week
i.eharn n Matthews pleaded gail,y %
rohhing he post offlee 81 rireK. ani
wss sentenced 10 the peniientlary Tor
two wears
Sam Flockhart of oklahoma City
erew 50 DAYS and slQo0 fine ard
costs Cor having ln his possession in
soxicassng liquors ON the same
charge Harrison Bates and f. y
Conrad. q Fletcher. drew sixty DAYS
sl0ea and costs. ana Robert Bates
% Custer county wzs fined 81 q
and costs
Taaer CHARGES q havlnr 'iouors n
the Indlau country Ralph Fsrrah vas
sentenced 10 SIX months and fnn
500 and costs The following per-
xors were each sentenced 70 serve
sixty DAYS ia tho Logan county ail
and ray $500 fine and costs A. a.
Meyers Y T.. Rhodes A l.. Dewesse.
VI L johnson. V o wilson. Torn
'CailawAy. William Klssee and Mar
shall Berg
In the case os Geo p Rifienhousc.
T r. ~ Smifh and L c Havick. of
Oklahoma CITY charged with opera
iue scheme to deffauds the United
States district attorney assmiFse Z
Rhienhouse. the Others pleaded net
guilty
Pete Bewer Roy cogswell and 4
z Jordan. al charged with vafioas
degrees of perjury each plea ted no.
gaify and were admitted Ia BAH
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-25
STATE SCHOOL tRD
CANNOT BtN STAMPS

Oklahoma CITY Nav ~ VIVA.
were sae short comlnss ~ The special
session ~ the legislature
Norman Duncan. secretsry - sae
state bs3ra ~ eiacssion re- sted yes.
ferdAy What he declared to e. one
TAe legislature gave Us no eongla
e,nt fund haven't eog a cent " IA
whlch to bny stamp There are
swo oaarseS fOr me to take ws;A fhe
nf1y or sixty letters which arrive .n
TIE department daily can iel>-
ersph an answer collect 81 / can
have someone in fhs department
Telephone coilert. informing me csr
respondent NE csat answer
az course tAe hoArd ot education
y q De- able to answer lvtiers untli
JaN when ihe fiscal year ends
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-25

cRor PROSPECTS IN aoura
PART or srATR FAIR

z n chlleotf. who covers Oala-
hama ln iho farm lean business. il
lua' back from another werhs re-
Inspection 'rlp over Caado. Klnwa.
Weehlta. riIlmau aud Greer counties.
iln reports ervp prospects IA gun-
orally very f0aa however there "a
portion M tha southwest quarter
ot oklahoma that needs rain badly.
aoma fields % wheat realty beiag
hef fond redemption
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-25

San Francisco. Cal. MAY 25.-Pining
for larger and more difficult field ii
endeavor. William Hood. after s.
years of service with the Southern
Pacific railroad, 35 years u which he
vas chief construction engineer. has
resigned BIS position 10 become q
private consulting engineer Hood
though nearly Is years old. has led an
active life and at the age most men
have been retired number of years.
Is Ia his prime Because he has solved
some ~ the greatest railroad con
struetion schemes in American rail
road building. he has become possibly
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-25

is one of romance. Of achievement and
conquest Of difficulties
Hood was first with The SouiheriN
Paeifie ia 1861 when il was known as
the Central Pacific lie left Dart
mouth college and came west to help
solve the rail building question which
would link the East and West Ills
fir,t work was 70 help lay out the
D0nner Lake roadbed In Il short
time be- began bis advance from the
bottom and became assistant engineer
to the construction chief which post
he 5leId when the Central Pacific and
Union Pacific met at Promontory
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-25
Nunit0si ~
DnN VII. N.So

Ambrose Estas Affshle county
Vlft. while reeogntssd a. aas 81 The
nafteal wvs sklns pffleial4 n me toun
fy has TINS ta commit An eetaaipnAi
bAieh of dfy fan and humef Star
ARE few slsn hs has tackled ap TN
che sail ~ the ,larks 90 ee
~non efoU afoaua hsfa anlsss
soa have the spufs 10 bach e ~
IN yoa muss sH time why n0i 1fY
NAfklnE y so death
Notice Vlntmila sheulA Operate
lt the ulaa alf
sf'eoa often sueveea "a huttne in
wAcfe angels woail he boated oRl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-25

Tho Retailers association held
very nsnreailpx aud pfositahie me~t
np ai their reaalag meeting Among
nNlra alacaaaed were tho aamnnr
eiualns hours and the free fair pro.
Kfam
Mr Ffuin ~ Coyle wave very
Practical tar on Present Conditions
r' lhey effect she Granting 81 cfs-
dl'ar u waa sniuyea ny everyone
present
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-25
rArfisr aEvivAl ON WEsr
NOnIE OpRNrn LAAr Alni

The Frb nsptlat church had Hx
ff#t Service 81 revival meeting. a.
H'ere h4l'dlug on went NDhlv. laas
H'eht tbe house was Fall the fret
aFfslee The eervlces were opened
rs 3 renHiaa song service conduct
= hs ~ lienry Nr and Mrs
Wade song duet The mestlnss
Nlii eaHilnua each wesk nlrhf 81
o'rluch THE sefviee8 On Sunday wlil
w. at 'he First Baptist church. cor
rf Sohia and Vine.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-25
Bankers Hear Money
Talks By Wise Ones

oklahoma City May pa Approximately 200 bankers ~
tending twenty fifth annual convention Of the Oklahoma
Bankers association today making effort 20 crowd
INTO day ful 1T serious discussion oi banking
problen4 and all that possible Ia the remaining hours ~
recreation
Speakers today program include Fred q Dennis state
bank Mrs Evelyn Adrich Of New York CITY
author and + Grnstead Of Pawhra president
the League of Building aud loan associations -
Fink Muskog president Of the state bankers organization
was 10 conduct round discussion banking topies
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-25
MAN. sol GH1 BN MANY.
Fot Nd Al SHAWNEE

Eugene Lse Roy. wanted In netro..
in cor neciian tith tha famous De-
srols trunk murder mystery and FOR
whom officers n al s;Ae and cities
have beer watching. Is no~ sas3 70
have been discovered a. shawnee
A man .Aiiysnx II every description
~As KILLED "a Rock isisns train
S~eck near Shawnee Sunday Off
GERS from Deirois are or the way 10
Shawnee TO identity the dead mar.
Il possible. There is large reward
o1t for bis capture.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-25

Practically every town % Oklahoma
and Kansas has provided camp
g'cunds with al accessories for ths
convenience of anto travellers. tor
visitors The town that has the hsat
facilities fof caring for such tourists
viii 81 ones reap the beuehl sd
~riislng and ths natural irade lhat
follows
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-25
OWENS CONFIDENT MS
LOWELL TEST WILL WIN

The O O Overs test nesr Lowell
Is down i.-t.a feet 4 standard "a
s being used owens has thus a.
never failed Oh a test He als clean
81 up fortune IN drilling in wildcat
fssl5s owens lives IN Tuss
gcing TO get ols r thar Lowell test
said Owens
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-25
er Quits at rs: Fifty-four Years Master Engineer

mountain. Utah, IN 1869. completing
the first tfanscon,inental railroad
Later. Hood worked on the Southern
Pacific route west fro,n New Orleans
across Texas and Arizona 70 Cnli-
fOrnia
Hood became chief engineer in 1885.
juft * years after he first joined the
company
Has Spanned Deserts
A year ago the impossible rail
road through Carriso Gorge on the
San Diego & Arizona. between San
Diego aud n Centre, which cuts IL
lcontinned IN PAGE -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-25
uuRn cRlrrsR slckep

A smaFT ycang eolores Roy cranke3
up F'ord one nighf recently on Wes
Harrison. and after making hs.s-
easing seFerzl reverse carves. 81
vh.ch &, prssty nesr'y scrambled TIE
: !. e 3 me car took header down
re area way st TIE Co operative
prininr establishment from waleh -
was rescaed ~ hunoh q waillns
workers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-25
SIR EDWARD CARSON. NOTED
lRls- sARRfsTEr. HonoREo

London May Is Sir Edward
Carson. who Tor mary years has been
leader q the Ulster forces 10 parlla-
neat. has been appointed lord Of an-
sai ia ordinary ia Succession of
Baron Aoaloa. xbo died IN March.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-25
slms lunenrs WIZ klna

London. May ~ Rear Admlr,i
Sims vho commanded tho American
naval foreos in TIE wsr rome dnrp
The latter part ~ ihe world var had
luncheon With kinr George aud
oueen Mary ia buckingham palace
Tueaday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-25
WHAT TIoKED OVER
THE WIRE DuRlNG DAY


9ress into The aatun n the Tag
river d.stfict Aliens lha Wesi Nirsinia
Kentucky border appeared proAAnie
following the lnifeiueiiou ~ rcso
luiion by senator Johnson 81 calf
fornia directing committees 70 make
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-25
WHEAT GROWERS 70 poot ceop

Wichita NaY. 81 Twenty fiar
thousand acres ~ wheat wera signed
uf Tor The marketlne roo' ~ the Ma
Ton Wheat Growers assoc ton. the
pest week according 20 VI D Kelley.
state secretary. in general eharxe of
this work Summer couniv farmers
alone. he said signed up % 900 acres
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-25

local EikR lodge Initiated a iarec
claas lAsl nieht and voted "a 4 nun
hef of applications fnr membership.
The memherahlp campaign iu proving
sacceas The social session. follow
lnF the mutation services last nlaht
vas enjoyable
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-25

a LARGE delegation from he Grant
Army The W Il g. and The ladies
of the @ A. n lott Tuesday Tor
shawnee. where ihe ata'a nneamr
ment ia being hei thla week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-25
PRESIDENT HARDING AND PARTY
RETURN TO Waite HOUSE

Washington. Nay = The MAY
flower with Pfesideu, Haralnz and
party aboard reported she expected
90 reach Washing q. i0.Se 3 M
more than two lrs behind her
schedule Navy .isials sad ios on
TIE river probably had slowed her
up
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-25
Wife Took Everything bmHot Stoue

chicago May zMrs Eida piza Crane Costa Riean eanie
recently awarded $4,000 amony from Charles Crane took
everything sih her when she left Cranes country except
stove. declared bill On file Al Aurora today II Mas
sad there was not even bed to sleep Numerous art
ohJefs aio are listed missing
Crane asks that BE- relieved II payment of The s7000o
aluory still due until the goods are returned
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Washington, MAY 81 a resolution
proposing iha, October ls, the az
nseuary u Columbus discovery a
America. De made loyal holllay. has
been introduced By RepfessDUf "
perlman. Republican ~ Nsw york
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Missopri sunrope court Tuesday de-
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election cannot be opened for a ra-
count