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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-07-22
THREW PNSON-glLED WIFE
Unusual Murder Committed In Buffalo
Husband II Held

Buffalo, N 2, July 33.-One CT the
most unusual murders in the annals
OF the local police occurred here when
John Veroshzy. 81. In q fit Of jealous
rage. according to the police. tossed
the contents OF tive one-haf pint bot
ties filled with a solution OF carbellc
and nruriatic acid into his estranged
wifs's face while she was at work n
the Thompson Beauty pariors.
Mrs Barbara Verosky. %. the wife,
died at the Emergency hospital Med
zeal Examiner DANGER said death had
probably been caused by some OF the
poison which had been thrown into
her mouth.
verasky was arrested and charged
with first degree murder
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-07-22
SOCIETY
(conanued erom Dreceding paxs.I
YEsTERDAY AFTERNOoN

YESTERDAY AFTERNOON
When the sun was shining iES hot
test and the Kansas avenue pave
meuE was doing its best TO dissolve. a
little Topeka woman tE1pPed gayly
down the street aLIirsd in ezud here 5
where the paragraph should become
Interestingly first. a brand new silk
dress. ore Of the advaucs fall models
OF brown and henna, with metallic
erubrofd ery-secoud. brown velvet hat,
with 4 sweeping feather across the
front-third. hot heavy musQusEzire
gloves, ard the fourth, the hottest Of
al a cunning little mink chokzE
WeE-shs looked happy so why
should We worry2
y = =
Notes and Personal Mention
Mrs. James L King viii leave soon
for philadelphia and other points N
Pennsylvania On a vacation trip
Mr. and Mrs Maurice Lamy have
returned to their home IN Lincoln.
Nebr.. from 4 visit here.
Miss Helen EsEey left today for
Mansfield. Ohio, for L vacation trip
Miss Ethaiyu Drake has returned
to her home IN Blue Rapids. Kan--
from a visit here 20 Mrs George L
Tuer.
Fallen arches. fat foot. restored BY
the Post system for feet. GABRIEL Fey
& Gabriel. Cbroprzctars. us kansas
ADV
Miss Mary Schultz left Thursday
for 4 trip 10 Los Angeles. Calf
Miss Barbara Ripley VIII arrive
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-07-22

Tub Skirts Of fine quality CABS
made and very attraetively tri
novelty pockets and cookbook
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-07-22
Silk Skirts

Baratones, Fancy Silks, Silk Poplins,
Roshanettes, Baronet Satins- these
skirts inclusively feature white,
dark and summer shades.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-07-22

:. Mich.
> OF Mr..
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-07-22
PROBE JAP AGREEMENT.


washington. July 22-TEe subject
Of the understanding with japan in
1898 relative to control OF japanese
ernigratiou TO the United States viii
be investigated by the house trnn1igra-
ton committee, which today adopted
4 resolution requesting the state de-
parrrent tc furnish II with the dipIo-
matte correspondence leading Up to
the agreement
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-07-22
KANSAS NAN Is NAMED.
h B. craig, MeErern. 70 Departments
Of the Interior.

Washington. July z2-B. 3. Craig
Of MelysEn- Kan. was yesterday az
pointed 4 special agent IN the depart
usnt CT the interior. Senator Curtis.
Senator Capper and RsprsSenrzEjva
Eoch visited the department. ard Il
was a. Il result og their recorme16a-
rionss that Mr.. Craig was appcfa=ed-
Mr.. Craig IS 4 real estate and i1zur-
aree maR-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-07-22
ATTENTION

Members Security Benefit Associations
No. =
OEEeerS and members ct Council No.
2, 8 3 a. ars requested Ia meet a.
the Second Cn1Eed Brethren church az
IFS .. III Saturday. July =, 70 atrend
the funeral Of Ths0dore L McNeeEey,
A E F. VINO lost his life IN defense CT
lis country.
c T. FTPES. President
ADV. z. z. SUPPLE. SECRETARY.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-07-22
Blouses

Better handmade Wolfe and Batiste,
also high-grade Georgette Crepes
and Crepe de Chimes beaded, en-
broidered and lace trimmed; in tie
back, overblouse and regulation
models; in white, flesh and the bright
summer shades.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-17
GRAND ENCAMPMENT.
|. 0. 0. F. IN SESSION
All Grand Officers Present and
Forty Two Encampments Are
Represented BY Eighty
Delegates

when the Grand Encampmrnt J.
O O. r.. was called 70 oredr this
morning at o'clock the following
sections answered - encampmeuts
represented: 50 delegaies Is past
grand officers and all grand Officers
in their seats.
L.. W. Wiley Of Lone Wolf Grand
Patriarch: DR.. C. n Hues Of i.A~ton.
grand high priest; r. C xrlzzeli.
Cherokee. grand senior warden II
Al Herwig. Guthrie. grand scribe an
J. r. Ware OF Oklahoma City. gran
treasurer answered roll call
The three Encampnent degrees
win be conferred tonight BY Guthrie
degree staff
The Patriarfh Militant degrees viii
also be conferred by Can.ons from
Cherokee and Chickasha. Business
sessions and election OF off>>srs will
be the order Of business for Wed
nesday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-17
STATE RETAIL DEALERS
SECRETARIES End MEET
Banquet and Talkfest At lone
Hotel Delightful Affair.
Many Excellent Addresses
Were Made

Intense lnsefest and onth0slat y
mtfkod the convention ~ hanf'
nna setyeiasies 81 the oklahoma ne
tail Merchants association wh'eh cios
"a here hast evening With tg ban
auet Nearly two score secretaries an'
merchants representing az esl'uu
= she state ~efe present and iaos
nau 10 ,ho pfeFrsm Of ihe DAVIS Avs
tylfles
The convention Was ealled ia orlfr
lu me sail room ~ ths ione hasel ~
nine O'Clock yesterday and sef.es
o. oonsirallse pApera wefe read and
'alks madc witch flllrd enc aay eN+
cert fer the luncheon inleFmiasion
Ono 81 ihe ablesi aadfesaaa nf tie
IA, WAS that of W. A rfiehari
precedent II ne Marietta Retailer ;
asaoe atlon on Cooperation hesweea
local associations and with the s,aia
association Anoiaef Instructive IA
tfem which opened ncw ivrfile9 l@
lhe neehlen ~ fNc retail merchant
N8s delivered ~ v W com ~ com-
mauts insairle lnt la asensane
"cood Noadn aasi Trade fsenna'oa
81 " Corn spoke ~ lhe Retailers
meelias apon the relationship he
isccn ,he eoed roads movement nnd
lhc ares reached ~ lhe merchants
oi town
lie saia Va part After descrpln
lhe various Maya II reaching lho
trade ihai haNe baea ir.sd anl as
merchants with varying anceese a4
reminded those present tasi lhe
average nrehaui seldom knew ans
thIne aeNelie about ghe afea he Waf
reaching uifh hs hnslress of vh
so Corn sng caiea The making nf 4
trie area man hoWine whal part ~
lhs county tae business wAs nesyh'n
ana ibeu ieiermlne Mi, y vAn ne'
reaching aay farther It's point waa
ueA taken unon ihe matter ST ffuh
less adsrri'elnF when he said 'ha'
without the above lalogMatlun f ws
hardly worth Uhile 10 spread adyei
tsing Hfopaeanas otrf iefrltnfs
vhlch because of road conditions ssw
tCnnlianei on Page 8
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-17
NIII SAYS lit Ilii Nsul
IIisW WON, ~ FIELDS

Charging iu her petition ihal un'.
wiihstandIne the fac, thsi her hta.
band. Frank shwadleuak Us black
snl,h strong and able "a make a
eood llvine for hls famlh ne VII urt
a. so Mts Ordclla sHwatlicnak asks
toe court 10 grant her an absolute q
Yntse NE has nothing se never
had q home aud he refused 20 make
-ne lor ua want rms freedom ar'
fhc custody of the children shf f''r
'thor statos that when ihcy llsed 80
farm he fofeed bof 20 do mar
work n the field while ho loafed ans
iaon she was compelled 20 Do the
hoaacwork as well fhe couple Weir
married in lsle 10 Dexter Texas an
have two children
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-17
mAsoNS tNpoRsE
NEAR CAST RELIEF

New York May i7 This National
League -uf Masonic clubs has endors'
ei the work oi the Near East Relief
among the starving and des.ilu q
Christians of The l.evant according
10 wo-d received today by Charles "
vjcNery. secretary Of he relief or
ganlzarou from Edward A. Mack .
nan. secre.ary-ireasurer OF D =
League
Resolutions passed ny the Loasue
At its recent conventions declared that
having heard with much inlercs: of
.hls splendid humanitarian work
recommends that We give our un-
qualified endorsement, to the Near
East Relief. the chartered orgsiza-
tion Of the American Government
pledged our moral and fnanc al sup.
port to this work and urging the
adoption OF as many orphans as pos
sible ny me subordinate clubs
throughout the couniryf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-17
CLASS NIGHT At
GUTHRIE HIGH SCHOOL
Excellent Program VIII Be Given
In High School Auditorium
Beginning At s O'clock
Tonight

Tonight is the enc Of TIE nights q
Witch the seniors have looked fnr
ward fnr The whole year AZ eight
o'clock this evening when they mArrh
up the familiar Aisles Il viii ~ the
last time They viii 90 SO As seniors
nt good old Guthrie iil As soon a.
he orchestra stops play March
Nilitalres. and thes take their seats.
all tormality will be dropped Then
win follow delightful program 90 a
widely varied character There vii
be classical music hy the artistic
members of The class there VIII he
The class pnmc bs the elias poet or
poetess there viii be the elias
prophecy hy the class prouhrls
whose foresight and far reaching VI
sion will as,onish even the most
prosac minds there VIII sc gifts
Twasenscd 70 diffircnt perisns- ~
what cannot these seniors think ol
"a entertain the crowded auditorium
~rowd Wells At lhe loose walls
have been taken down every ehaig
Va the building hax been commander
"a there has been some talk OF pa
ting un nails on the walls and hank
nE books and baskets from the cei
ue in an attempt 70 accommodate
be tremendous crowd that will gree
the seniors tonight Then after to-
Might only onre more TO gather in
crowded fallsa aud that when ou
rh0rsday night al the N v church
Dr DcBarr gives the flnai address ard
superintendent reak presents then
heir long diplomas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-17
GUTHRIE MEN WORK
OUT TRAIL PROBLEMS
Party Of Boosters Have Been
In the Field Aiding In
Locating a Good
Route

The Guthrie bunch. Working on tho
ozark Trail spent al day Non iay
hard II work They bad che heai
Officials Of tao lrail with them and
the result of 'ho trip was me laea
tion permanently OF tha waie
knows as The norh or river route
at Coyle This has been a problem
of much cen eniion. hut the prest
cent after inspesing hp'h rputea.
decided ihag the north route was ne
woH practical ail things considered
The president had called meeting
Of al vice presidents along he trait
90 meet ia Guthrie next Monday
night when al the details for mark
INK and proper advertising Of ihe
Trail and ali mo towns thereon viii
De worked out Mr HA'nsAord secur-
ed this meeting for Guthrie
The Guthrie bunch was made up
~ Secretary Wall tho Logan counts
yicepTosiGent. n r Hansiord chair
man Of the Guthrie good roads com
miiiee. Messrs lAnfz Matcheft
Prince Gardner Brown Humphrey
Houston. spcar and Farrell Thes
we're Joined by delegation - coyls
and Perkins and he chamber a
commerce at Saltwater onier'aiped
them with nom day luncheon
They founi every body enthusls =
and all things ready 20 put over ihii
scy Important good roads project
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-17
HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE
COMING TO HIGHLAND

Manager Steel Of the Highland the
atre has signed contract With the
largest vaudeville routing agency in
the county and will add to his y
ready popuIA play house high class
vaudeville attractions. MAY % viii
be The opening night The Gray Trio.
singing dancing. talking and music;
Pearl Hoffman in character sohEs
and Panhandle Pete and his educated
mule Babe" will be the attractions
This is a three bin affair and every
feature fret class ono and ciean
and fine.
Nr. steel has written into his con-
tract that nothing smutfy will be per
mitfed 70 5e uttered IN his house
which insures clean attractions at all
times. The vaudeville plays will be
arranged for three times each week
TO begin with.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-17

Washington. May 1.-THE Mexican
policy Of the Harding administration has
been determined, but the President is not
ready to announce it. according TO an
authoritative statement made AZ the
White House yesterday.
The policy. 50 far as il has become
known. makes the recognition Of the
Obregon government contingent upon
emonstration Of the restoration Of order
in Mexico. evidnce Of the adequate pro-
lection of Americans and their property,
guarantees Of respect for valid American
property rights, and agreement to satisfy
Amrican damage claims.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-17
MILITARY FUNERAL SERVICE
FOR A FALLEN HERO
Services For Late Claude Hawkins
win BE Held At Baptist
Church "wednesday Al
10 0 clock A M

Ml'iarr tanegAi nef'eos far lhe
ta.o Claude HAWKINS hero 81 the
world var whose Niy VAS feturue +
'ronl France. wll hs tea 1t ihe Bap
isi char,h va 'hs e "Wednesday
morning Way r. nelnek Is
termsut wll ho n slmmu Nlew
t"moiery lsnfen Post Amefis an
LEGION ana tha Nomaes aaxlAsfs 81
lthe Amosiean Lesion ell conduct lao
services
Claude Hawkins enlisted a Ans
rHNia Arkansas AaFast l#ll and wae
Asa'ened 20 renpsW 20 gtth ~
ianie,. First plsls Jniy s. sals
lie wN awarded the divisional eia
ton for bravery IN action
An es service men whether mem
heas ~ iollroa post at noi efr fr
qnesled ~ he ~ ciWhlot unaeriak
ing rarlors 81 y 81 accompany tar
t0dy "a The church
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-17
COMMUNITY PLAY GAME
To CLOSE NEXT WEEK
Or. Corn VIII Remain In Guthrie
Until June 18th. Much
Good Has Been Ac
complished

While the community play leader
ship campaign VIII close a tne end
OF next weok the real community
campaign. helue conducted hy Or
Corn Will not clsn.e 10 Cu,hrio and
Logan county till June No.
Al the training school Of play
leaders Monday night Is more aa.
dents enrolled for the remaining .Wo
weeks instruction Tho interest ~
this work Of training expert play
leaders IS rapidly increasing. and by
the close 81 Miss Rosch's wesk there
all be nearly 100 trained play
leaders IN Guthrie and the county.
Miss Roach declares that she has
never met such real zeal and agi.
ness in any classes she has ever had
anywhere. ana she speaks ln glowing
terms Of .he real aud Iastiag good
she ls going TO accomplish here DR.
corn SAYS that everything connected
with his three months campaign IN
Guthrie strongly bears ont The re-
ports made about Guthrie aud Logan
county by the experts from the ma
'ionai organization sso attended that
Community Institute Ia Guthrie. u
is now up to the people OF Guthrie
TO quickly complete their plans Tor
rcarrying on af'er these national
experts have finished this campaign
But Gu'hrie will not fall dawn on
this Too much has already been &C
complishod In Guthrie to think ol
permitting al this 20 die down. u
sfeans TOO much for the future of the
city and It's citizenship.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-17
MISS DIAN Nl\~
stiIOul iIN\Ols~

Miss = ~eriae n~aA dAaahtef 81
Mr. John nean. ~he eas eaie'la 'efssn
81 ste blra sshoal NredHaiins elasa
laas sear hAa wen elswai hpnofs ihiA
YEAR At chesev chase ssnosd Wash
luxsna Nlta pvan stored sHaad "
an erades ln shn Amlnatlonn iHe
closed she slndents ln She eta@'nA
tices belas tgom tbiris sis atA'as la
CO., raion She lost llfei place 'o q
Ne lauls eitl. vhn wan hy tne'mn
II aac lsoln Nisa pvAns WoFs u
given hish pealso NY ,he eAessF
s'Aase teachers She "a a hlThly ae
rUmpllvhet anh versatile yenus lady
dceply sndloua Aad hef m@nf friends
here e,il he eraslilei ~ lesFh " hst
new honora Tho uulhfie 'hstrY
shase sirls vill return hame Thurs
day ~ lhlb Wtek
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-17
GRADUATING EXERCISES
FOR SEPARATE SCHOOLS
Interesting Program Has Beer
Arranged Exhibit of Work
In Manual and Economics
Departments

There will b. an exhibit, os the
'wotk done ln tAe home economies
'vad manual departments 81 rato.
nieA school "Wednesday MAY iS, Ne.
ginn.ng az 10 eloyk vi and las,
'iug al day
rhe graduating exercises gor al
papils h the Sth eraae 81 The sepaf
ate schools 81 The couia.y VII be held
ia the fayor auditorium wetnoedas
May an at o'clock q m Commss
'sloner sylvester Reed will deliver the
address and Mrs Cora Farrell wlll
present the diplomas
Tie class exercises tor ravcr hlsh
school with he held a. toe Guthrie
Theatre "Wednesday niehs al $3.50 p
ms and an excelleu, program ~sn hs
rendered
The commencement exercises VIII
be hold st the Guthrie theatre Thurs
day night MAY 10Th. a, 5 80 p m.
The commencement address viii be
delivered hv Rev Robert " Lchc~
and sapt 4 \ peak viii present tac
diplomas
The puhle IS Invited 70 attend an
'tsesc exercises An aamiss On fee
81 twenty rise cents Tor adults AMI
'flftonn rnntk far ehttften will We
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-17

AZ ms ratBeNia lhary HatWfisv
May ihere Wa ofasnlfai IA aHsl
WY la lhe talieaa raas ~ tmsaAsh
ltgian with 9 nAmss apgplle1 TAs
chatter y sl'il aea fpr others whe
pant q eame u 40 chaelaF membsre
Aa lhaae earfblN 70 membership
eafnes0s respected n enroll "a thla
fha lafSe afeaHifaiinn - womeN
~ N sagte peu 20 enc tnliea
siaipe ihHre baeias bsHn tHx'HA
leH ofsansed ID uklahomn slafa hasa
October i9e
Offspp aiegled wafu Mfs
liffrt commander Hm n G
pouleF secretary Nfa Vt ~ fH
bufy itms8rer Nra g a Ilabn
SITS IS peeer ana Mm wat
HHAhsam eamglieM committee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-17
SENATOR OWEN CLAIMS
SOME NNt tRIE LAND

Oklahoma gEty May ~ pnlsf
states Senator Robert I. owen 81
Oklahoma filed petition before the
lfniied states supreme ceufi askinf
.ior removal of the control ~ tho Re
yceitef Of igs acres of land located
ir The Red river he'd Atiorues Geu
'efal S y Preceding 81 oklahoma ssia
he Was advised owens petition. ae-
cordne to Frocliae declares he prf
chased the land n question from as"
government in 1918
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-17

tieoree Summerlln the AMERICAN charge
4 'affaires. from Mexico City and kept
him here q couple Of weeks advising him
on the situation.
Many of the American eonsnls ~
Mexico also were brought 10 Washington
to report on aeluual coadiiions with
reference 10 paeifieaiIon Of the country,
the protection afforded Americans, and
interference with American oil and
mining rights.
President Obregon opposed Secretary
Of State colby's proposal that treaty
be negotiated providing for the settle
ment Of all matters at issue between the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-17
Depereux
Fortune
Is Lost

Tulsa. May ls-The search Goa
the fortune which Judge l0hn D~ver
e@nx was supposed 70 have possesse
shortly before his death Aere under
mysterious circumstances a week arc
today tarned to New York where
the J r Morgan comnauy has De "a
asked to flnd a safety deposit h,iN
said to have been held 81 the judge
10 some Manhassen bank
The revelation Of DYING messasc
gwen by Judge Dcsereaux 70 one -
his nelghhors while his business and
property we're being discussed sn his
presence lends weight 70 the opinions
held ~ his close friends here that b.
did send securities aud that they may
hevc beer sent to New York
New York. Is the seebly repeat.
- whiper which the iurlsi hrcathec
10 Mrs JuanitE Morris after ne
bcckoned her 10 bis side 10 the apar.
ment early last Tuesday morning
Mrs. Morris. one Of the two frlents
who found the Judge lyiag wounded
snd dragged in the hotel rooms ~
two women who had claimed 20 he
his nurses. was arguing with the ~
men In the presence Of police after
she had brought bin back 10 bis ow
apartment wheu Mrs jesse James
one Of the nurses accused or bis mur
der bad taken the judge TO her
rooms and insisted that his safetT
deposit box in the hank had con-
tanned no bonds the dying man caa-
Cd Mrs Morris 10 his bedside and re-
geateA the name oi the eastern e..
several times. Mrs. Morris says hut
ne was unable 70 make any further
deposition and lspssd into uncon.
sc.onsness in short 'inle according
30 Mrs Morris
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-17
SPECIAL SESSION LEGISLATURE
MAY END TOHIcH :

Oklahoma City. May i7-Possioil-
ity OF adjournment OF the special
session Of the Oklahoma Legislature
,orlgh. was seen by house and senate
members in the announcement last
night that the conference committees
from the two branches had completed
consideration last nigh- OF the de-
partmental appropriations bill and
were working on the Institutional
measure
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-17
Mother Of Draft
Evader Must
Go To Prison

Phllase'ps NAY " Mrs..
Emma & aefaaoll Nsa TO-DAY sen
teneso in the federal nststSt
eoors 10 ore yesf and one day tU
shs Atlanta penltsrtiay for con
splraSy 10 ala her soa Grover c,
Berpaoli ana lr,s - y nerQcoli so
esssrs the ualtea states army
and WAS tired a total of s. o0o
Judge Dickinson m imposing seq
terce announces shs presen, KeN
tercs ~ould be fen,ls.eu u the
f'ne = eald with tNe presee, term
90 court sndisa ne second Men
oAy june
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-17
Bandit Who Shot
Officer Is Caught

okmVlsee. Nay. TIC. shipwsrl
enc ~ the sllcpec bandits ~na l&st
night shos offleer Robert eur'sn %
eeash and wounded officer ~ G.
spence, following robbery, ~as
captured AZ tioidensslle. Oh 4heraa
this afternoon BY a posse of okw'ul'
gee eitirsnx and officers. Tne see
ond bandit ara enc eemparser ae-
stAl az large.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-17
No Union Cooks.
Delegates Not To
Held Banquet

Sc J0asph. No. " ses aVss
nnns a. sne nctels % S. 9esspn e
saunre ere seeks ard walters
un.an me barlues sehea9isd 'er -
nsaht a. tne tsasafs - the ssean'
aa,'s en,ertA.nwsws ~ she Mlsae~Fi
Fraerater ~ lapof has ossn 81.
ed est The ehlsesien ~as rAlst'
tY shr delegates fvpfesen' 80 = ~
g.. tou,s cooks ana ~Alssrs uniaH
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-17
ttpin IN iuIi ttliR
Hniil iAN~uI I

After lsylue efi thu ith ief a wheir
'wuoh. ban Cana sntAlua active aAaN
today These liernaeA wete 'aH1f'i
George i lsbAm ss amt lflie Wt'Sh
moth u oklahoma ciN hdale 8
1istaNfd sB nf Oklahoma eHs aHd
Esther N uvtunNl pf Nu'hfr
Alman lisll IS and Anna ilnslan
both 81 Oklahoma rily ; q 'n
anon. .e norman ard luilA a f#'
tsraeu A. ~ Oklahoma rllY aHl
g,rlnnr T. caros af @Mek nklah"nt
"nnd Lola u nos, ao ot Guthrie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-17
NATIONAL. COMMANDER
LEGION COMM. 10 STAT

oklahoma city Msf " W.
t.albfa,h if national enmmauaef af
toe Aena can Legion mas 3" present
az thn conference ~ commanders 81
ass posts 81 De- American irslnn -
81 held at shawnee on lune -. ae
eordlnx to fhe announcement made
bore tolay hy " o rcll 81 Afdmnfn
aiaie commander
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-17
Pcu 7ouod Mexico VIII Demand Order; Must Satisfy All L. Claims

Two governments II is understood that
the Harding administration Is not dis
poser 10 insist upon u ireaiy, bat would
b content 10 embody the understanding
in 40 cxelang eof diplomatic notes and
that il is toward such eonsimmatiou
the pending negotiations are proceed.
ing
Conscientious discharge of inter-
national obligations by Mexico is another
matter upon which The Harding admins
traiion presumably will insist, in view 81
the firm attitude adopted by Hughes in
dealing with Panama in tho boundary
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-17
POL SON INFANT BURIED HERE

A baby girl arrived Monday al the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. W r Poison.
a. present living in coviugtoB The
little one only living 4 short time
vas laid TO rest A, Summit View
cemetery Mr and Mrs. Poison are
well known 81 Guthrie, having lived
here many years