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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-06
KU KLUX HERALD
IN MANY TOWNS
Lone Rid err Carrying
Warning Seems AL
most Ubiquitous

Srtr lal 20 The World.
OkEMAlI. Sept. 5.--Thc citizens
OF Okcmah have had visible evidence
that the knights of the Ku-KluX
k.ap have invaded the city. Appear
ing lt the east end of Broadway and
riding at a slow walk, lone rider,
clad In the white robes OF the khan.
passed through the town at s o'clock
Friday night and disappeared into
tnr west. Hundreds of people lin
ina the streets stared in absolute
silence while few OF the bolder
rode alongside in cars. 80 one,
however, made n move to bother or
impede the rider in any way
fho horse bore on one side the
signs painted on sheet: "Law-ab
iug clt.zens-We gret YOU" and on
the other side, "TIi- iackers. bootleg
gers. srafters beware" 1t is be
leyed that this appearance proves
that the invisible empire Is now in
Okemah and prepared to take up the
battle Of upholding law and order.
During the last week the lone rider
n the Ku-Klux has appeared on the
streets of four oklahoma towns at
about s o'clocH in the evening.
Wed" esday at Beggs, Thursday at
W'Woka q, Friday at Okemah and sat
urday a rider suddenly appeared on
the streets Of Wcleotka. and riding
az "a slow walk passed down the main
street and then mystcriously disap-
pearod from view
Each appearance was practically
~ same the horse bearing the
same signs of warning and in none
n tho towns was move made to in
t,rfDro with the riders.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-06
BAPTlSTS REPAIRING
Mt-siouar, Has iasn Industrious In
IOOking After Zine and Load
section.
Special TO The world

Special to The world
BtG CABIN, Sept b.--rrcpnra-
tions are alueady being mado here
for the annual meeting ut the
Northeastern oklahoma Baptist af-
suCiation, to be held october h O. and
&. All uf the homes OF the town
viii be thrown open to tho visitors
At~oug the prominent men IN the
denomination who viii speak at tho
convention are Dr. l.. NJ. Mcconnell,
corresponding secretary ~ OKLA
homa Baptists. Dr. j. a. Tolman,
president of the oklahoma Baptist
university at Shawnee, Mrs Il r.
Mansfield. president OF the baptist
womeu's organization II the state.
Kcv. Fred McCdulcy state secretary
Sunday school work Rev, Rlount
Davidson. state secretary " the II.
Y. T. T., and RcV. j. NJ. Wiley, state
missionary At this meeting reports
will be read covering every phase Of
the denomination activity during
the past year, not alone In this aSso -
citation. but throughout the world
Great work has been done In this
association during tho past year, not
the least uf which Is that OF Rev
Ozro Mcknight, aEsociatioual mis-
sionary to tho miners In the lead
and zinc fields.
with the shutting down OF tho
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-06

mines at Tichcr. Century. Commerce
and other points in the mining ter.
ritory. lhcrc has hCou much dcstitu-
lion and sickness. with an entire
.ac;t of financial support ON the part
4 the resident church.Eoiug pco-
Ilo. owing TO their dir, mood vet
lhruugh these trying times the ar5o-
citation iu t'.npDruIuu with the
tatc baptist board, has kypt Roy
rcnd Mcl\uiEht ou mo ucld otter
uc conducts from fiNc to seven meet.
.ugs during one day, taking the place
Z pastors who have had to give up
heir work and move to other fields.
reverend Mcknight will bc one OF
Tho speakers at the annual mC,t ting.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-06
Y. W. SECRETARIES RETURN
with One Exception All Tulsa In
stitution Heads Are I'm CIV.

Tho secretarial starr OF the Y. W.
G. \. Is once more on duty, after
vacationing from which the SeCre-
taries returned Monday and tho lat
ter part OF last week. Miss Edna
Pyle, general secretary. returned
Monday from Colorado. she vaca-
toned after e.RoCky Mountain Y.
". G. A. confeAnce at Estes park.
and Miss Ncttie HuRg!ns, business
secretary, and Miss Ruth Scdwick.
recreation secretary. who attended
the same conference, are back after
other trips
Miss Mary r.. Clarke, in charge OF
tho department OF physical cduca-
ton. spent her allotted holiday at
Skancatelcs New York. and Miss
Kathleen II. Sims, Eirls work soc
retary, at Dayton, ohio. The only
absent member OF the staff il Miss
Blanche Crosby, religious work Soc
rctary. who is at the bedside OF her
mother In Marion. Ind.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-06
HELD BIG PICNIC.
At CHEROKEE PARK
Labor Day Is Celebrated
Quietly With Barbecue
and Field Contests

with the doors OF all business
borsos closed, Labor day activities
,,enterod yesterday about amuso-
,,.ot places in and near Tulsa,
paramount in interest pchaps
nor. the Labor day celebrations IN
c1,.akce park. The dawning OF n
gray day didn't augur well FOR the
sucseas Of the days plans. but a
p.tdy rain all morning long was
no deterrent to the carrying out the
srhedule. The Sun came out about
the time the barbecucd meat was
rgsd. .Ur the crowds at noon, and
a ,irar afternoon enlarged the
thr.ags that filled the park Talks
hy f1H ~ leaders and business men
formed an important part Of the
day'3 program.
Tho offering of prizes by Tulsa
business concerns added to the in
. tar,I in tho field day events
seh,N.fed. No one, from tho fat
man and the homelieet man to lit
Il, rf.la were forgotten in the pro-
graz that furnished FUN and enter
mum.1t for hundreds. Sharing in
,r.,s' with the awarding of prizes
wa tie dance pavilion whore jan
mu lIrcd the young people dur
ing The afternoon ana evening.
In .pite of the fact that yesterday
Wa holiday, the downtown streets
Wv. crowded during the afternoon
and evening. McNutly park drew
a tie crowd Yesterday afternoon for
III, Yuil game. and picture shows
proItol by reason OF the fact that
Monday was "a vacation day The
swimming pools and parks furnished
cntyrtaiumcnt for their hundreds
auI tho tennis courts, those of them
that had dried off sufficiently to
M u..l Mnrr fillod with nlnNelS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-06
Officers Raid Drug
Stores for LigUOv

Two gallon bottles of Jamaica
ginger were seized by the police
Monday when Ofticora |. ". Wilker-
son, sid jackson, Frank Byrd and
Ned Gritts raided the oliver drug
store, 1l6 East First, and the owl
drug store. l19 East Second street.
More than a gallon was found and
confiscatcd at the latter place. Roy
Parks and j.. A. Reed were arrest
ed in the latter raid and Frank
Phelps and Lawrence Freeman in
the former, on charges Of possess
sion
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-06

Margaret. sustained injuries that are
expected to prove fatal.
At Dckalh, H., George McNaurh-
ton and his daughHr Martha. We're
krllcd when a Chicago and North
western passenger train struck their
automobile at the linton Grove
crossing -Four others who were in
the ear were injured.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-19
GRAND ENCAMPNENT,
|. 0. D. F. WAS BIG SUCCESS
Degrees Mounted In Excellent
Manner BY Trained Cantens,
Officers For Next Year
Chosen

During ihs annual meeting of the
nererlmon Council aud tho eleventh
itand Encampmeni of the Odd Fel-
lows. mach work wa~ accomplished.
mostly d Interest only TO ihe fraietn.
ity The meeting was the large (
ever held IN thr state The next
meeting will be held at End
The Patriarch Militant degree WAS
conferred hs the Chlckasha and
Cherokee cantons. az was also ihr
beautiful ceremonies Of the Dceors.
tlon OF the Chiyalry The Guthrie
team pui on The Golden Rule ami
Royal Purple degrees Tao gslio,s
pnioyed two banqnets durlng ihs
meeting AZ The tanqnel 81 he past
Representatives a. the lone a per.
mRnent Organization 81 the past grand
Representatives. with u. Y Lafayette
president II /. siroggh. vice presi.
dent and A. y leecraft all Of OK a
homn city This association " u
sAas..4.
Cont n4sed gn pag. 1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-19
tTTTNI'T TO tnUttr
SMALL cIisI4 FAILS

Liberal. Kansas May ~ Harry
Lingo. ID this clty. wAa arrested laaf
uiaht ln connection wlth an all"1ed
kllnaFplag case ID whlfh he q ehars'
"a wtlh having assisted ia an al
tempted abduction ~ Martha May
nanka aEe "A from her bedroom last
night when Awakened by uola"
II her esndoN law nlRht ahe scream
IN bringing her father to her room.
wha flfei ~ fleeing man who was
seen = taH getting up aud escaping
hefore the parent reached tho spot
The smfii XIII "a the complaining
wilnasa lea caaa against Chester
Bala 81 Az alleKed aiala'ory charge
Witch win be tried Ia The lunc term
~ eeurt Il IS eliseed Iialn has %
fer a 81 opA 'pr tha sifl'a desappear-
anee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-19

SESSION.
Adjourn

Oklahoma cliy. May ~ a com
nlete agreement on the departmental
lns.uiional appropriation bin has been
reached hy The conference committees
and the measures werr 10 BE- report
"a ~ both houses 81 the legislature
this afternoon. Il was announced by
X y Davidson chairman of the
senate departmental committee
Representative Tyiee OF the house
conference committee verified oe
repev, tha, complete agreement had
been reached Al the tine Chairman
lsaney of tho house could no, be- locat-
ed
Senator davidson declared because
OF the desire TO determine the special
session. the senate conferees passed
The whole :hlng ap 10 the house aud
thus reached an agreement other
wise he asserted the bills would have
gone on the same rock Of disagree
ment that resulted IA The adjourn
ment of the regular session
Representative Tylce said the de-
mands of the house conterees had
been agreed 20 bu. the departmental
hY as u would ba reported out.
would carry approximately one hun
dred sixty Thousand dollars more than
Was asked by the house this being
had Ia conference winch h., also de-
elared the building program injected
into the institutional bin hy the senate
had heen eliminated and ina, pas
sage Or death ot he building program
was nov matter for The senate 90
decide IN this connection u was
pointed on. that the house had al-
ready passed the individual building
program ana sen, them 20 the senate
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-19
NEW JERSEY GOVERNOR
TELLS PREACHERS TO GET
When Protests II Filed Against
Dempsey Carpenter Fight
Wet Executive Says
Sharp Things

camden. N } May. IA A PROTEST
AGAINST The Dempsey Carpenter flnhf.
fled hs the Camden ministerial
union. to-day brought the resors from
tie governor that ministers who
don't wan, to iva In the s'ate whers
the boxing mat,h N staged could
geHye the state
That's the Kind ot an answer We
wonld expect from 4 mau who III ed
b. mako Jersey as wet as the AiIan
tc ocean saia Rev = Rhodes
former president of the union
Governor Edwards explained the
Dempsey Carpenter bout la not
pf'ze feht nut "legalxed eNhlpl
llon Of boxing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-19

Cincinnati. O., May 19-The public is
entitled TO know all the facts in con-
nection with Public Service Corporations.
Byron NJ. Clendening. of the Ohio Public
Service Commission told the annual con-
vention Of the Natural Gas Association of
America convention here today.
Few people. when they press button
10 obtain electric light. take down a
telephone receiver to talk to a friend. or
turn a key 10 procure natural gas realize
what an important part utility service
performs in the daily life of the CON-
munity," said Mr. Clendening Nor do
they imagine how much capital is invest
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-19

ed in these private enterprises for pub
lie comfort Some idea may be obtained
from the statement Of the Ohio Tax
Commission that in 1920 :he tax valua-
ton Of the public utility companies in
Ohio. exclusive of steam railroads, was
practically IA per cent of the total valua-
ton of forms of property in the state.
"a municipality served by public
utility is entitled to the best service that
utility can give. The utility is entitled
to rates that will provide its cost of opera
ton, proper depreciation for mainten-
ance and reasonable return upon the
value of the property used and useful in
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-19

the public service. II is entitled TO no
more and no municipality would ask for
any less. Wherr' q municipality led by
the demagogne and exploiter for political
advantages. as sometimes happens. insists
upon and fixes a primary rninons ordin-
ance rate. then the appeal section Of the
commission act open to both company
and consumer permits the utility 70 make
It's showing before disntercsted
tribunal and obtain proper rate.
"There is a growing better feeling
generally toward utilities on the part OF
the public. which is always ready to pay
reasonable price for adequate service,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-19
Clanlpiing
DOun the
Dry Lid

Washington. May, is.--rhe stats
oepsr.ment mas taken steps 20
guard mere closely tire only avenue
by which alcoholic liquors tor ees
ersee use may enter tire country
W communication to the heads Of
tire embassies snc leastlons. the De
partment outlined new regulations
governing the Issuance ard use ~
certificates under which numbers Of
employees Of the mission may ohta n
Iiqvor shipments. amendment o. ths
existing rules apparently being for
the purpose OF preventing possible
misuse OF such certificates.
-The secretary of ssate presents
his compliments 10 their esectien-
cies and ressieurs. the chiefs of
rrlssiones," the state departments
communication said. ~and Rave the
honor to inform them shst he has
scund IL necessary to discontinue. es
cept as Indicated hereirbelo~ the
issue Of the certificates for use IN
the matter of the clearance OF con
slanments (of liauorl intended Tor
the personal use OF members of tss
missions.
~The secretary of state heas 70 in-
form, the chiefs Of missions that he
viii be glad n, when making re
guess Tor the free entry Of suer
eonasnrents they viii, whenever
il is necessary 20 send representa-
tive 10 clear them advse the name
or the names q the respective
missions who have been designated
"a receive the consignment. The
cerartment Of state will ther issue
a certificate 20 be used - mat
xpeclfic instance. The name OF the
person designated should appear
either In the diplomatic list or ~
,ne list Of employees ir the embass-
les and legations 10 wash,ne'on not
printed in the diplomatic list Wnen
,he consignment shall have been
cleared and brouohs TO Washington
the usefulness Of the certificate vi"
cease and the secretary OF state mas
~. honor 10 request sha. Il be re-
,,,rrea 10 the department Of state
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-19
Wall Street
Bomber Is
In Limbo

New York, May. ia federal
warrant was issued today Tor
Gluseppl de Ftppo, Bayonne,
truckman, as wall street bomb
suspect. charging him with having
attempted TO destroy the United .
States assay office
The warrant was issued on
compaint Of Charles A. Sauliy.
head Of the department Of jun.ice
headquarters In this city. who
said De Filippo had been dent
fled by several persons as the
driver OF the death cart which fig
ured In the explosion.
At the same me. the po Ice an
nounced that Tomas Smith. re
tired fireman. who several weeks
ago Identified Tito Liel Scran
ton suspect. as the man he had
seen talking to the driver Of the
death cart, had told them DC
Filllppo looked like the driver.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-19
GUTHRIE SONG LEADERS
PUT ON CLASS, MARSHALL
Important Session of Executive
Committee Held. Work In
the City and County
Discussed

Carl Taggars WITH Esther Bruce as
accompansst and a large bunch OF
s0ng leaders wen. 10 Marshall Wed
uesaay nfsh, They held very fire
rehearsal % the Marshall choral
society with an enormous outpour
of the peopih of that enterprlsing
n.tle city while this WORK is all
preparatory 70 this society taking an
active part In the choral work Of
Logan county next winter. they ara
specially preparing fer Memorial Day
and grand Fourth of July event fer
that section 81 the state The en.ire
citizenship of Marshall Is very en-.
,husiasiic and they viii have an
organized force hat viii mean much
for the future communliy work al
the county
rhe executive committee of the
community service held an important
session "Wednesday afternoon Al the
rooms Of the chamber OF commerce.
every member being present together
with some OF the leading business
men who fel. interested,
The entire work in city and country
was discus scd. together with plans
for continuing the work after the
close or the demonstration period
A committee on permanent organiza- i
tion. constitution and bylaws was
named W II Hornaday. Mrs a. G.
Dibbens and Mrs Anna Heer. Rev.
Robert l.ehew. Jr was named as
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Continued on Page ,.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-19
FRE[l|NC TO DELIVER
FLAG DAY ADDRESS
Local Lodge OF Elks Preparing
For Big Annual Event
Attorney General Il An
Eloquent Speaker

Elks lodges throughout The country
are Required Go annually observe
flag pay. luuo "a Guthrie lodge y
specially active this year. and wiih
Tho community activities and thn
special work of ihp patriotic areaa
ixailona of she cuts Flax nas IS Ia
be brought into special prominence
this year
Th, klka hava heen making ypfY
supcessiul membership campaign
Gnshfie loa8o No ls6 has a nnnduf
fui vision of home building tbal
wlll net onls hs credit 20 Gulhfle
hat viii provide meeting place fof
lhe Grand Forrest ~ .he state Il il
aise planned that u viii h. rvai
practical community house plant
Such a. vim greatly hoip shia e's
and county Ia an the lines % com
munlly wors Witch must o. provided
Tor ln The near utafe
Among other timely and appFa
pirate attractions iar The coming uh
servntlon ~ Flag Day, tho Guthrie
Forest has secured Attorney uenera
Prince Freezing for orator ~ thai
occasion He viii dollsor a acAolof-
III patriotic address. we'll wortl
listening 70 by any euiaun ~ Okla
hama. ana the people of Logan ronntl
viii greatly enjoy aud profit bv whai
Fitn yrssling may nay on thal
nnlH.inn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-19
sour B0b' On Search
And Seizure OuhdgeS

defendants thsy had nothing @
daugh at because the matter hing
ed on q mere tschnicaiIlty, ard 10
formed the United states attof
ney not 70 lndic, m y Ia the future
where the search and sexe atat
utea were not inWolsbie Auder
son ard Macarthur were charged
with having diverted eertalns
checks from the exchange national
bank of Tulsa. through collection
channels Of a Haskeii bank ~nerc
Macarthur was employed. and
double collections received there
by. winch we're shared ~ the Dc
PENDANTS.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-19

Announcements ot two weeks
summer school fpf thr training of
eommarcal secfetafira upder the 4
reciion ~ the American CITY bureau
q. thr University az oklahoma AZ Nor
man Ia made ln a legter received w
TIE chamber of commerce. yesterday
THIS school which will serve the
southwestern states. wlii make u pos
sibie tor those desiring the training
10 get IL without the expense Of .
trlp 20 Madison. Wisconsin, or % Cali
iorala cItlca as has been the case 10
tte past the school viii open June
l9 and continue through July !
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-19
PRESIDENT HARDING
REVIEWS HIS CtNNR,

Washington. Nav 10 president
Harding motored TO Fort Myer. across
tia potomas river from Washington
this morning and reviewed he Third
cavalry as part OF celebration com
memorating the 18th anniversary Of
the regiments organization Score.
arly Weeks and Major General March
chief OF Staff, we're with the presi
dent In the reviewing stand
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-19

Hoboken. " May 10 Bodies of
5i22 soldiers from every overseas
division OF the United States. every
state IN the union and every American
cemetery In France. except Romayne
were landed here today from the
transport Wheaton. which arrived
yesterday from Antwerp and Cher
bourg The dead the greatest mum
Der ever brough. home by one ship.
included / nurses Funeral services
will be held At the army piers begin
ming Sunday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-19
OFFICIAL BOARD, FEDERATED
CLUBS, HOLD MEETING
Reception Is Given Ladies From
Twelve Cities of the State
Who Are Here To Hold
Business Sessions

The official board meeting a. 'he
s.ate federation OF Womens Nlups
convened here today There are
fifteen members on the board aad
all but three were present today at
the opening session Those who an
swered roll call are Mrs. J. 6. Pear
son. pressdent. Marshall, Mrs. X n.
wooten. chicxasha; Mrs. G. 9. John
son Durant: Mrs G r Phelps
Oklahoma City: Mrs A NJ Angles,
Edmond: Mrs. B l.. keenan,, Tahie-
ouah; Mrs Henry NJ Carr. Pauls
Valley. DR.. Winnie Sanger. Oklahoma
city; Mrs. ]. @. Adams. ciaremore
and Mrs. J. A. Frazier OF Wilhurton-
At noon today. they. with the
president OF he city federation Mrs.
Fred Green. were entertained az a
one O'Clock luncheon given at the
Zone hotel BY Mrs. r ~ Deselms'
Mrs. II. e. Derwsn and Mrs. r. L.
Davis. after which they met in bus
tpess session a. the home OF Mrs
Fred Green. At O'Clock they were
taken for a drive over the city
The local la ses had planned a
reception tonight in honor OF the
visiting ladies. bu. owing I the
graduation exercises this feature was
eliminated. Tomorrow Mss vera
Kelly and Mrs. Ralph Hager assisted
by the Delphian club members VII
entertain the visitors at luncheon a
the home OF Miss Vera Kelly.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-19

McAlesser May, ia. r. An
dersou and Archie o. Macarthur,
charged with violation Of national
banking laws were found no.
guilty Thursday morning In FEEDER
al ccurt. when the trial about haf
through was abruptly ended by
Judge Williams instructlna the
Jury 10 so render a decision, Wi
liams Informed jurors thas papers
offered in evidence In the case
had been taken OF of defendants.
and defendant Anderson taksn
into custody by Tulsa officers
without authority OF court before
warrant was issued. Nc also told
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-19
LEAVE<NyORTH MAN
IS GIVEx PRISON JOB

Washington. May is.-Appoinimen,
Of William l. Biddle of Leavenwor:h,
Kansas. to De warden OF the federal
penltentiary al that place. was an
nounced today by Attorney General
Gaughersy Mr.. Blddle has been for
many years connected with prison
work, having served two years as
superintendent OF the Kansas stata
Institution. 4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-19
The Public Should Be Enlightened As To Public Service

If il thinks il is getting a square deal
This Is due 10 some extent 70 the pub
Iicity given orders and findings of the
commission, but more largely 70 The fact,
perhaps, that the utilities are seeking now
to acquaint their consumers with the
problems confronting them. This work
Of publicity should be uneeaslng and
should be local as well as general. In
fact. the more widespread the local pub
LEFTY the greater will become the general
understanding Of the problem Of private
companies rendering public scryice.
No utility Is perhaps more IN need
tContInued on Page -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-19
lie BRon POST MEETING
POSTPONED FoR A WEEK

Owlng % the high school eommen
cemcut exercises tonight The regu'nr
weekly meeting of The Ls bfon Post
81 American Legion has been post
poned for one week Next meeting
will be held a. ihe court house Thurs
day night. May tglh Glen Farauhar
SON. Commander
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-19
HARRY SINCLAIR QUITS
~ HEAD on OH. COMPANY

New York. May ~ II = slAelalfe
TODAY resigned aA president ~ the
slnclairo Consolidated on corpora
,lon aud Ras elected chairman nt The
hoard Ills brother Earle W Gin
claire ~ Tulsa 0klahoma eat
chosen prealden'