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Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-19
DOLLAR DAY SPECIALS Kitchenware Department

IS packages of Rinso for wash
 t3 rolls of Japanese Toilet Paper for ................. S1.0o Gold d-banded China Cups, value
 S4.50 dozen at ........ 4 for $1IW Decorated English Tea Pots, I
 and 5-cup size, value S1.50 at S1M Light cutting Glass Tumblers, value S1.65 at ........... 12 for 100 Glass Mixing. Bowls, four in set, value $1.25-a set for .. S1.oe Alarm Cocks (Gilbert's Torna- dol value S1.ee at ...... S1.oo foo-ft. Braided Clothes Lines,
 (~ill not stretch) value $40 at s1.oo tHRoyal Blue" 5roons, value S1.50 at ............-..-... Sl.OO o'ceaar Mop and Bottle of Oil, value s1.3o at ....-....... S1.O0 An assortment Of Bread Boxes, value tip to s2.75 at ...... S1.00 An assortment of Pictures, dif- ferent subjects and sizes, value up to $500 St ....-.... S1.cc
 No. g. Galvanized Wash Tub,
 value S1.5o at >.......... S10o
 2-quart eaIvanizsd lee Cream Freezer, value $1.5o at .... S1.Oo 10 and 2-quart Blue and White Enamel Water Pails, value S1.65 al s1.oo ] 1o- quart Gray Enamel Convex
 ksttle, value S1.s5 at .......... S1.oo
 14-quart Gray Enamel Preserv-
 ing Kettle, value s1.45 at ..... s1.oo
 7:quart Gray Enamel Tea Ket-
 tie, value Si.45 at ........ s1.N
 2;.quart Gray Enamel Double
 Boiler, value S135 at ...... s1O
 f7.5uart Gray Enamel Dish Pan,
 value s1.5o at .......... s1.oo
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-19

CoIored Madras Tor Over -orapes, valde S1.5o at 1-2 yards for S1.oo POO pairs of Marquisette Hem
 stitched Curtains, white, ivory and ecru, value $1.ee, a pair ... $1.oo One lot of Ruffled Muslin Cur
 tains at $2.5o a pair ..... less S1.oo All our better Curtains, consisting of Serims, VoiIes, Marquisette, Quaker Graft, Ete.-iess 20 per cent.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-19

Infants Fine Mercerized Hos
 iery, ins white, regular value Seat. pairs for $1.0o Infants Pure Cashmere Hos
 ery, in white, all sizes, value 5oo-at ............3 pairs for $1.oo SChildren's Fine Lisle Hosiery,
 black, white and cordoVan, our
 regular 39e Hosiery-at 4 pairs
 for ..... ..,................. 9l'uV Children's Fine Mercerized Hos iery, in black, white and cor dovzn, vaEue' soc a psir-at pairs for ...-.......,..... .S1.OO NRoys' Heavy weight Hosiery, in black, our regular 3ec "Chief- tam" make, sizes 7 to flat 4 pairs for .........i...... .'9 i'oJ Boys Two thread, h e aWy- . weight Hosiery, black and cor dovsn, sizes 2 to fl, value 5Oc ! -atN3 pairs for ...... !H:.s.... $l'VU Wor.en's Fast Black Hosiery, the weIl-known "DurhaDn" n1ake,. value 25e a pair-at ! 6 pairs for ............,..-... A@ l'uo { Womer's Fine Hosiery, seam in E the> back, black, white and cor . OOVanr VdluN EJS d Pdli oA a pairs flor ................-... Sl'oo x Won7en's "Burson" Hosiery, { black, white and cordoVan, reg ular and extra large sizes, value < 39c-at 4 pairs for. S1'Od 4 Wosnen's "Burson" Split Foot 8 Hosiery, regular, and extra large
 sizes, second quality of Soc and
 59c vsIues-at 3 pairs for .... S1.00
 Women's, "Burson" Mercerized
 Hosiery, black and scordovar,
 requIar and extra large sizes,
 second quality of Soc and 59e J I vaIues-at 3 pairs for ......: S1.Uo
 Women's Fine Mercerized lisle
 Hosiery, black, white and cor t dovan, regular and extra large .. < sizes, s,,vaIue 45c-at pairs for S1.OO \ Extra Special. Women's Fullt
 Fashioned or three seam" ] Mercerized Hosiery, in black
 and cordovan, second quality of = s1.OO arade-at 2 pairs for. S1.OO E 72O pairs of Women's Pure
 Silk. Hosiery, in white, seam in
 the back-these are very spec
 ial vaiue-at ................ Sl,Oo
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-19
Women's Neckwear

All our 75c Collars, in all styles
 at .................. 2 for $1.oo All our SIPS and $1.5o Collars, M Vestees and Sets, each ....... $1.0o
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-19
Art Department

Infants Stamped Dresses, sizes 1 and 2, value $1.75 at ...... $1.0o ChnIdren's Rompers, sizes and 2, value $1.50 at ............. $1.0o Women's Night Gowns, stamp ed, value $1.50 at ............ $1.oo Size 48-inch Jap Squares, value S1.5o at .................. $1.Oo Oil Cloth Luncheon. Sets, 13 pieces, value $1.5o a set at ... $1.oo Huck Guest Towels, all stamped, value 75c at ............. for $1.oo "Dry We'll" Stamped Towels,
 hemstitehed edge, to crochet,
 value $1.5o at ........ 2 for $1.0o White searfs, assorted patterns,
 value sec each aS ...... 2 for $1.0o Stamped Pillow Tops, searfs
 and Centers of tan crash, value
 $1.50 and $1.75 at ............ $1.oo Turkish Towels, large size, value S1.oV at .s...r ................ Sl!OU
 Stamped Pillow Cases, value Sl.fo at ................... $1.OO
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-19

No W.aIl3ePstaAephonS- srdsrs will be recefvedt for thess Dollar Day of
 ferings-Nens cent c. o. D, or on memo.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-19
Floor Covering

China Mating, best quality, value S1.55 at .. 3 yards for S1.oo Reversible Fibre Mating, good patterns, value $2.o7 at 3 yards Tor .. +...--.-..--. SiFSS 36- inch Rug Borders, value S1-SS at ............ 2 yards for S1!oo Neponset Floor Covering, value SIPS at 1 1-2 square yards for Sf.oo 27-ineh Velvet Stair Carpet, good patterns, value $1.75, Size 25x5o- inch, Hit and Miss Rag Rugs, value $1-3e at ..... S1!oo All W6ol MottIed Velvet Carpet for halls and stairs-at $2.oo a yard, value S250.
 27x54 Velvet Rugs, good patterns- at SAYS, value $3.75.
 Size 2 1t. 6x9 #. Granite Art Squares at $4.5o, value S9.oo.
 Size ex12 it. Granite Art Squares- at $500, value S12.5o.
 Size 8 ft,3x1o ft. Tapestry Brussels Rugs-at S11.oo, value S17.5o.
 Size ex12 Tapestry Brussels Rugs at 5000, value S2s.5o.
 Size 9x12 Seamless Velvet Rugs- at $2e.50, value $425o.
 Size 9x12 Administer Rugs-at $500 value S47.5o.i
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-19

So that all our patrons may have
 an equal opportunity, this Store will not, open on Dollar Day until g .. m
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-19
Great Values in WASH COOS

0rGdI VdkueS III
 WASH COOS 26- inch White Donet Flannel at .......... 10 yards for $1.00 Standard grade Apron Ging- hams, good assortment, of checks at ...... g yards for $1.oo 36-inch fine quality PercaIes, good selection of patterns at ........ 7 1-2 yards for $1.oo 1921 Outing Flannel, this sea- sons. newest checkss stripes and plaids at =. 7 yards for $1.oo 7-lneh White Outing Flannel at ........,. 7 yards for $1.oo inch press Ginghams, good quality, in stripes, plaids, cheeks and plain. coIors at ...... 6 yards for $i.oo 36- inch heavy white Outing FIaSnel (note the width. at ............ 5 yards for $1.0o
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-19
DOLLAR DAY SPECIALS
 In Knit Underwear

Childnen's Sleeping Gar
 ments, sizes 1 to 8, with drop
 seat, similar to pr. Denton's Choice of any size at .... $.OO
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-19

72O pairs of Women's Pure Silk Hosiery, in black, cor
 dovan, tan and gray, all sizes, perfect in every way
 these are very special value
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-04-14
THE BIG SIX Is IN!
This eN insures the adjoining property for the Globe Oil

WE ARE NOT A WILDCAT COMPANY, AS WE ARE
PREPARING TO DRILL IMMEDIATELY IN PROVEN
STRUCTURE ON CAT CREEK. WE HAVE TWO TRACTS
ON THE AXIS OF THE ANTICLINE JUST WEST OF THE
PHENOMENAL PRODUCERS OWNED BY RlTTER-LAW-
SON AND WEST DOME OIL COMPANIES. WE HAVE
A GOVERNMENT PERMIT PENDING COVERING ONE
HALF SECTION DIRECTLY ON THE AXIS OF THE
ANTICLINE TO THE EAST OF THESE WELLS AND
NEAR THE FRANTZ DISCOVERY WELL ON THE MUS
SELSHELL RIVER. REMEMBER, EVERY WELL
DRILLED ON THE AXIS HAS BEEN NOT ONLY A PRO-
DUCER BUT A GUSHER YIELDING THE HIGHEST
GRADE CRUDE EVER PRODUCED IN THE MATTER
OF GASOLINE CONTENT
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-04-14
Over $4,000 Acres in Ten Fields

comprising Cat Creek shawmu Porcupne sarpy Basin Buffalo Hooon o
shareholders
in
dependable
himself holdings
Globe
following
tina impulse am clip the appended coupon
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-04-14
Acquiring Additional Acreage

$50 acres of which is in the heart of the
Shawmut field, making the Globe Oil Com
pany, with its 414O acres of the choicest
holdings on that structure the dominating
factor on the Shawmut anticline We have
also acquired 2400 acres on the Cedar Creek
anticline which now makes our holdings
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-04-14
s7h PER CENT PRODUCTION

SlX1 fER ZEN L hODOO1O1S-
In buying stock in an oil company
investors should use care in choosing
a company wherein the stockholders
get the customary royalty 8712
per cent of production. In some COM
panies the amount of royalty given
the ranchers or the original company
who acquired the leases is SO large
as to make it improbable for pro-
ducing company to operate even
though they attain production. Globe
Investors get 87t2 per cent of all oil
produced on their Cat Creek leases,
as well as in all other fields save the
Porcupine Dome, where they get 80
per cent of production.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-04-14

With the boosters for Montana oil sending
in their subscriptions from Portland, Maine,
to Portland, Oregon, the officers and direc-
tors of the Globe Oil Company have been
kept on the jump. In order to get produc-
ton from our proven Cat Creek acreage as
soon as possible, our field men have com
pleted arrangements for an active drilling
campaign and the
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-04-14
Rig Is Purchased

and is being moved on the ground The
eighty four-foot standard rig we have pur-
chased will enable us to go to the lower
sands, both the upper and lower strata now
being known to be oil bearing. Besides
making drilling arrangements we have also
haap
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-04-14
Differed by Dependable Men


FrankF
of
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O Montana
Of hem
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-04-14
In Order That We May Drill

Immediately
Ca
in at once
Remember,
today Readers
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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-04-14

Wisconsin is very particular in the matter OF
issuing permits to outside corporations. To show
you what their securities commission thinks OF our
company we wish to call your attention to the fact
that the Globe Oil company was granted permit
to sell shares in this state. All data regarding
finances, holdings and geological reports are on file
and open to the public in the office of the Wisconsin
State Railroad Commission, Madison, Wis.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-04-14
Organization

had
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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-04-14
DO YOU WANT TO SIT IN THE GAME WITH MON
TANA'S NEW CROP OF MILLIONAIRES?

You know what the oil fields of Texas and Oklahoma
did for those who invested at the outset of activities The
opportunity awaits you in the virgin fields of Montana
1t Rockefeller who said that intelligent investment
worth lifetime of saving The record of his career
bears strikngy than state the truth of
this statement Today offering opportunity
to make fortune in the wonderful oil field brought in
any place in the world in the last five years. Get in
while you have opportunity. We offering but small
block of shares and then it will be taken off the market
You associate yourselves with who have been residents
Montana from eight forty years. We not yby
night oil promoters have Incorporated company to
safeguard investors interests Montanas laws protect
you Remember you the stockholders control this
The organizers of this company do not hold the controlling
interest We not dependent production field
two but you sit in the game in nine structures. Our
biologists holdings right We don't lease goat
pasture Opportunity is knocking at your door.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-04-14
A SENATOR


in
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-04-14
No Promotion Stock


OF valuable impossible
held n
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-04-14
Globe Oil Co.
OFFICERS

H Presin $
the law o
MONTANA LEwlSTOWN,
Mr. McCrossen Se of the Globe Oil Co. is here Room
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-22
IOWA LEADS IN
CO. OPERATIVE SHIPPING
Average Saving of Farmers In
Marketing Expenses Is Eati.
mated AT SOC Per
iC0 Pounds

Amos lows Sept e2 risee a.
ei1 cooperative ltnstNk ahlppfus
aaaoslations ia laws coserue NOR
thaa 900 towns and yilases and do
nf 3 hatno last YEAR estimated
a. tiasp00 uoo. according 20 ur T.
g Noafse Of loWa state college her,
nr Nuune who a head Of the col
'eseN agricultural economics de4 al,
mont has lusi completed state sat.
sey
Af'ragc saving Of farmers ln mar
kessnK expenses is estimated al b
'cant. hundred poHuc~
co operative shipping aesoclatlou'
in iowa doahled last year 10 beint
formed Tho first was started 81
'ieoi and n laa there wero but s.
active
approximately 81 rcr ccni ~ th,
total rscnock huslneas of the staia
~ lalt ears were handled hy those
as ociatlons ln 1890. according 70 Ca
surtey
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-22

Russian Ambassador ~ Washington
has still several tens ~ millions ~ dol.
lars. the remains Of funds that were
sent him from Russia before the
Bolshevik coup d'eiai. 20 pay for the
orders for war material Wrangel is
making every effort 70 get the few
million dollars necessary for the ear.
rying out of his scheme raised ont Of
these funds and transmitted 70 the
Serbian government
If he succeeds. what will be the
ultimate role of this legionf Will il
fight again as an armyf Probably not.
The general opinion in Russian circles
Is that Bolshevism must go under in
an internal eonyulsion Of the country,
an dthat the tyranny Of Bolshevism
will be succeeded by anarchy II will
Confined on Page -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-22

Greece and Bulgaria. has visited the
Russian camp and brought away
very favorable impression Of the Of
ficers and men. lie knows something
about the Russian fighting man for be-
was formerly the Belgian representa-
tive with WrangeI's army when il was
the bulwark OF the anti Bolsheyik
strength in the Crimea. lie says:
In this camp, besides 1900 women
and children. there are 5000 Officers.
10000 soldiers and 1000 cadets in the
military schools These troops have
kept their military organization Their
morale Is Of the highest and they vol
unfairly submit TO the most stern .iis-
cipline. for in all their hardships they
are buoyed up by an nnquestioning
faith in their chief, General Wrangel.
and in the greatness of their mission.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-22
An UnSolped Puzzle of the Near East

Athens, Sept 22-The ultimate fate
of General Wrangel's Russian army in
exile Of whom 10000 officers and men
still are encamped on the Gallipoli
Peninsula still continues one Of the
unsolved puzzles Of the Near East.
General Wrangel has held together
the best Of his officers and men from
among the refugee army which fled
from Russia before the victorious
Bolsheviki He has hoped that his
forces would be again needed IN
Russia 10 maintain new government
when the Soviet regime collapsed =
But this is hope deferred and
Wrangel's best fighting men wait in
their tents and huts on Gallipoli
Major Jean de Roover, chairman of
fhe League of Nations commission for
the exchange of populations between
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-22
An Army'In Exile

They are cneamped under canvas,
or IN old hnis that have no doors or
windows. but are always in an ire
proaehahc state Of cieanncss
They are fed hy France In addi-
ton. General Wraugel is paying them.
from the little money he still has
about dollar month
"Wrangel. who succeeded in getting
employment as labor corps in Serbia
and Bulgaria for nearly all bis Cos
sack troops is trying 20 get Serbia to
reccive his GallipoA Army Corps Five
thousand Of them are going 10 be used
by .Iugoslavia as . frontier guard
As for the other regiments. the
government Al Belgrade is prepared 10
offer them its hospitality If funds are
pni al us disposal which win cover
their upkeep for two wears. The
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-22
HON~ Rtli.D THEIR
OWN SCHOOL HOt ~

South Portland Ne SEPT 80 IN
mates - the state sehaol for naya a
rrform Institution. are huildlns a
acAoolhouse f0r thsmaolsrs
The, dag the cellar. built the
torms. l-oared ~in rrte tor ,he foan
datlon wallis ana placed hcas, beams
Ia position Now they are dolas thc
more advanced work on their hrlek
hulldlnF uHlnr blur prints under the
supervision ~ masoe aaa car
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-22
AMERICAN BASE BALL
TEAMS FLOOD JAPAN
Little Brown Men Are Very
Much Enthused With the
National Game Of the
United States

san Francisco. Cal. Seat ~ Am
.eriean baseball teams are pourlns
into Japan. according 70 reports re-.
reiyed here Nine ollln from the
Pacific Coast and Hawaii have
either made the trip or are planning
on going
japanese know good baseball aud
VIII not patronixe poor teams. q
cordlnr 20 Frank Mika. a Seattle jap
anese baseball man lie Is planning
TO take a team OF Pacific Coast Lea.
sue players across this fail.
! The University of California nine
completed tour of the Islands some
months ago. winning majority of
its games A team from the unlvrr
.sliy of Washinston sailed from
Seattle recently A third student
nine from the sherman indian school
'of Southern California follows this
month
"A team OF professionals. some
OF them membsrl &C the Western
Canada league. the Honolulu Nippous
from Hawaii, and tho Vancouver
Asahy, composed ~ Japanese. at.
ready are in the islands The Sea
tile Asahls Join them early next
month This invasion was prefaccd
Thy the tour early this year of pro
fesslonal team headed hy Charles
Dovlc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-22
LOGAN COUNTY At TOP
OF LIST ON RESOURCES
Fruit Cattle. Grain. Cotton,
Improved Stock Place the
County In First
Rank

90 an county has since the en
ing gradually Developed into one W
the permanently snynvasgal arrcai
tural counties of che state The
county grows everything that grows
e.sewhore Wsien there Is lars,
wheat crop her elevators sro flied
when there Is bumper corn croa
4, is able 70 feed tAp world Nh,n
any section produce q bic y'HM AZ
snowy llnt is rlas are busy day
and night turning ont Thousands of
bales Tor market ll caa find as
many fence corners filed "a fat
pre when the prices are ght Ut
as many nice. smooth fai steoH ~
any county Ia tne state When thor-
Is feed snywhere rs feeding PEN,
are ready 10 supply the fackcu
with their beat taif
As 20 fruit. 4 An Grows hcfo
when thore la an Elher,a peach GRO
grown Logan county Gcues them O..
wy ""'N'f 'l '"' 'no'H'ha '"''o'''
Nh'h 'n' w Impairment N'n''N
flour for France. mills over thr
"n' ~ ''' stft' an
'"''i'' 't"'f g '"e i''fsai exporter
Of wheat aad flour anywhere 10 thD
country VIM" '"' poa'''l''' H'
f''''"'n' laAs' nave N'Ah tfapf n'N
gins ~ 'a' ''AN 'p'a' tar '"''oe
"'''H az N''hi '"'hlAh NNN
'N'"' ~ 'H - ""'A ~ most ih"o'f"
way ~ h'""' '' HN" h'3'N' 'n
s.r a., ninth a.. ...
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-22
Shooting affair In
Tulsa Fatal To
One: Woman Hurt

fv'as. sect ~ One mar 10 aeaa
and = woman protahf ~il ~, llss.
a. the fetsit 81 shsasine aralf
~hleh tscA SAGE 81 tas eastern
fringe u tosn sartr shs marrsao
sisFhsn luep sses aea sllsa D. W
Mcclure ~lth a rifle after Mecisee
had nSsaea his hene ara tired =
resoisef bullet through Mrs. rfigp.
breast according 60 ths poiies
Nfs trpp 10 At loeai hoHp a
pafalyssd ffom tne ehss, Gown. IN
bullet having passed tnruugh ene
hung ard penetratsa 'he spiaal
Velumn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-22
WHIPPED MAN LEAVES

noynton OKLA. Sept e 4 G An
derson. married. nofuton barber. ste
tim ~ a severe whipping ii The hands
of eighteen masked men last night.
vas this mo ming preparing 90 leave
boynton a. directed bY hls captpfe
last night lIe plainly shoN 90 signs
or punishment. hnt refused 10 com
meni on the experience
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-22

Springfield m sept n The
then - $4,000 worth - encut dla
monds wa called 10 public attention
here when Governor Small signed
estradlsion papers % return liaffs
Miller aud George Fischer from Gin
clunatl 70 Chicago 70 answer
charge Of robblng Leroy Present.
diamond salesman. April a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-22
WOOD 10 RETIRE
FROM AMY OCT. j

Washington Sept ss MAJ Dun
Leonard Mood viii retire from ,hs
United States army On October b and
on that date pesldert Harding wil
nominate hlm az governor general 81
the fhillppneg Secretary n war
Weeks announced Wednesday
General Mood Nlil take the oath 81
office IN Mauila early In Oetohe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-22
ADMITS KILLING sABE

Atoka. Okla. Sept % An ALLEGED
confession that he killed the IS
months old baby OF Mrs Mary Armer
Is said by Authorities to have been
made by John A. WALKER. ared s3
who last night was taken back T.
Brownsville. Tennessee. scene of the
alleged murder. by Sheriff u n
Drake. OF Brownsville
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-22

San Francisco. sept 42--The
preliminary hearing ot Roscoe
tFattyl Arbuekls On a charge ~
murder in connection with the
death 81 Miss Virginia Rappe hs
fore Police Judge siNain Lazarus.
has the attention u az eonnseted
with the case today.
Men were sseiuaea from the
hearing under an order issued iass
night the authorities ruling ths;
as Judge Lazarus court 10 ~
meas court room. no men. sseep,
witnesses. court offic ais and ne~s
paper reporters shouid be samnsea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-22
mAoElyNNr ASKS Foe
HAaGAs CORPUS war

t.os An elsn Cal Sent s9 4 vfr
of haheaa corpus askins that lsil be
prandtea Mira Madelfnne Obeuohaln.
Indicted with Arthur g March tor laa
alleged murder " nelloa Kennedy
Mas filod Ia the appellate court here.
n viii he arfned later
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-22
THREE MORE Joln LEAGUE

Geneva. Sept 22--Three additional
nations were admitted 20 the Lea gue
OF Nations today The trio comprised
EsthonIa. Letyia and Lithuanla Me NJ
bership in the league was voted them
by the league assembly at this morn.
ing's sesslon.