davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1921-05-14
SRrdi1eS'
National Ieacne.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

National League.
Chicago. 4; Philadelphia. 2.
Cincinnati. 5 Brooklyn. 4.
New York, 5; St Louis. 1 (CalIed
end sixth, rain).
Pittsburgh-Boston, rain.
American League.
St Louis, z; Athletics. s.
Boston. 16; Chicago. s.
Washington. 4; Cleveland, 2.
New York. 6; Detroit. 4.
Evening journal., 1921-05-14

They cheered him as he stepped TO
bat.
An! Those were welcome tones
And then he slapped an easy fiyi
The cheers turned into groans.
Evening journal., 1921-05-14
SUBURBAN LEAGUE.

DELAWARE RIVER INDUS
TRIAL LEAGUE.
Evening journal., 1921-05-14

National Anlllne at Texaco.
Svr on at conoolcunn.
F'reo-r AZ Union Petroleum.
Evening journal., 1921-05-14

Special notice is called to May
issue of "Scouting'-Forest Protec-
ton Week, May % to 2S. Every
scout and every troop is urged to
support this issue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-01

The world revolvcs and man re-
solves. Life is serirs Of resolutions.
some Of which backfire aud sous
don't.
We. wcaning humanity in the mass.
either have determination. resolufe-
ness or we haven't We either resolve
to do or. BY dfault. resolve not TO do.
We cannot get ont Of bed in the morn
ing without resolution. determination.
or the will 70 move. But we can, by
default. roll over and 60 70 sleep
again.
Aesop, the famed fsbuIist. feixnel
that two frogs. consulting together in
time Of drought what was 70 be done.
the one proposed going down into q
deep well, because probably tie water
wonld o.t fa;i there, i.'is the other
answered: IF il should fsiI there.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-01
Railnen
Submit
Figures

Washington. Sept LII the rail.
roads undertook TO snahie wheat
farmers to pay their labor. the sam }
hourly ware received by rxiiroAa
enployes. the carriers would have %
caac-l the entire freight rate charge
a grain and pay the farmers =
bounty of 2sit cents bushs'. o
Lor~nr. ststistiei4a for IN. interstate
commerce commission declared sodsy =
IN m EXHIBIT In the case on reduction
81 freight rates on grain and hay .
The sxhlhit was Submitted ~ tbs
request Of Commissioner Potter. who
lad asksd for a comparison Of tha
scales OF pay Of railroad workers sns
farm l2boreu.
The average hourly wage At pres
ent of railroad employees. the EXHIBIT
showed. IA sls eents srsinst ~ cents
an hour for fsrm labor IN Minnesota
statis'icians from Minnesota. hos
ever. had said that 1s cents an hour
for the labor OF the fsrm owner or
tenant did not leave anything tor
rental or interest on Investment
To have paid els cents an hour
20 farm workers would have increas
I'd the cost Of producing bashel ~
wheat 2a.s cents. the figures Show.
They also showed that the average
moash'y wage OF freight cngineefs
since wages were reduced on the
railroads amount to sis1A q pas
senger engineers t4so. firemen t,sg
ys: swItchmen slsSss and section
hands sT7.so
The average hours worked BY ths
farmers and. their hired men over a
ten year period In Minnesota APP
proximsteiv 400 hours per man pe-
moafh- the exhibit sad. 10 the
monthly earnings Of railroad en-
ployes are considered with the mum
ber OF hours. the farmer works. then
the rate per honr l. decreased In pro.
portion TO the difference in the NUN.
Der Of hosrs ZACH class Of worsmea
is employed"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-01
-FOUR HUNDRED PEOPLE
N TENT CITY 1T PARK
Oklahoma Conference. Epwcrth
League Institute. Is Progress.
ing; Large Crowds At
tend From City

Mineral Wells park i nos The sl,'
u ten, city" housing over Hour hun.
tired registered delegates 81 the flrs,
session o. the oklahoms Conference
Fpwcrth League institute The morn
1ng sessions are devoted 10 class
work in charge of specialists 81
league work The evenlnx program
WITH exception OF FRIDAY evening ara
free and open to the public
The address OF Thursday svenln;
viii be The Time O. Hay. Dr W
r 7. Gratz Of Chicago. Illinois. FRI
day evening the famous moving pie
iare. The stream 81 1.ife". Admls-
sion 2t-cen,a. saturday evening HAe
and Camp IRE meeting sunday. Bic
hop Ernest Lynn vNidorf wlil have
charge Of the meeting lie IL a bril-.
liant orator and al are urged TO hear
him The sunday night program WI
be- the e'oslng consecratlon services
and VIII BE- both inspiring and in-
formative.
Gnshrie citizt } are attending the
evening sessions extensively Last
nighs. notwithstanding the wet con
dlsson Of ihe grounds following The
-sis., large sowd Vi people filled
the park and heard splendid ser
mon and wonderful singing
Guthrie peop'e arv invited 70 A..
tend the Friday nisht program. An
admission fee Of 2s-cenis will b.
charged on thai night A movins
picture called The Stream of lie"
win be- shown and lecture on 4
given.
Saturday the students will take
hike during the day and have camp
fire at night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-01

way, aud always viii be
Patrick Henry introduced a resolu.
fion IN the Virginia house ~ burresses
that folied the knell of the Stamp Act.
lie upset the leaders Of that. body
Some Of the old frogs feared 20 90 70
the bottom u the we'll for relief
They wefe afraid ihev might not get
@lt again. Henry was not lie was
determined. be was resolu;e. ond ihe
cry Of 'tresson di dnot disturb him
Fscsimiles Of the Declaration Of IN
dependence show John iIancoek's sig.
nature looming larger than any o,her.
Not because il IS the first mare on
that Charter Of ii rrsy. but because
John Hancock pui all The force - h's
determination into The tip Of his pen.
lie wanted George Ill, three Thousand
miles away. 10 see what he had done
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-01
!" = The BIGGEST BIBLE CLASS
.sBE 1T RESOLVE

foo. how shall We get ~ sgsinf''
Bacon GOT heap o. philosophy ont Of
this fable. Some of IL i easy %
swallow and some Of IL creates dis
turbance in the vicinity OF As.ann's
apple.
But anybody can understand this
conclusion. reached by she great
essayisf: Not to resolve Is 10 re
solver so that irrcsoluiion frequently
entaneles ns in necessities more than
resolving
BE il rexolved" This govern
menf was practically built upon that
phrase Il is running on il now A
tariff bill has gone through the lower
house Of the present Congress with
two hnndred amendments. These
amendments represent a clash Of peso
lule wills. Alwsys L has been that
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-01
England
BragS of
PrOWeSS

caps,own, soaiA Afrtcs. Sept -
speaking a a lanchson s'srn in Ms
henor Yesterday. General Jan G
smass prcmisr q TIE Talon q
south Africa. ~ko has returned frcln
FaEl4nd. where be atssndea the lm.
eriai ooafsrsnrs and also ~as factor
IN The Anx,o Irish peace poarpsisr
referred 20 the matters engaging him
while IN Londou.
The premier manlfessed hopeful
ness for ocnelaslon % pesc. be-.
tween Great nrisaln and ireland ne
rolnied out the asnksrs u The Sues.
ian aifsieelts sna made casual refer.
ence 70 the naval rivalry ~ America
aad JapAa. who are hanchins nes
prohlsms on the ~orid~
sle advised :ha, in the hurricane
new sweeping the world the mofss
should be Go slow
General Smuts said the situation In
ireland whom he arrived IN Londoa
Was lndescrlhahie ANY Idea o.
such state OF affairs. II 1, had es
isted before the FrsaS wr. would
Awe heen scouted.~ the premier ae-
ciared
The sa.ussson. she prsmaer con
tlnued. was difflrsli but not hopeless
The only solution Of # ~as 'domln.
zen home rule"
General smnis chArcierised ~oFli
conditions - exceedingly sad 20
anyone coming In contact WITH ,heae
problems"
cheers followed the declaration that
the withdrawal of the United states
from international hfttirs ~ the
british empire rs the only STABILIZE.
lng influence In world affairs
According 10 General smuts. ~
peace Of tho world IL closely hoand
un with the kiiesAan situation, az i
was With nclgiam In 1914
There misht hare been AZ any
moment a devastating conflict" Cen
ersi SHUTS dsclsrod. "and ecnseqnen'
~. che domlnlons Strengthened the
hands % Great Britain IN preventing
sliesis from dragging Germany and
France into another war. Europe no~
knows she is dealing not only with
Great Britain, but with the British
empire"
Dealint with the questions Of rela-
tlons within the empire. General
SHUTS saii II was unnecessary TO
pursae the situation ~ the conference.
but 70 leave weli. enough alone and
refer the question to more peaceful
times
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-01
Senate
Approval
Necessary

wAsklastas. sept q seefssaff
ilesAs- = a 'he sniaiea sass the
49, treaty s4gA CsfmsaY aaasn
sfmls ia tulfsd Nialts - lasn M
l,sAaa~ ~ NatiuHs etawps ~ treaty
10 waieh tha sesasu heA nlvpn IA
eeaslllsslsnal eeessnt fls altnt Ia
,~aa ths laanfsse 81 lhs So psst -
~ lHtsrpsstra ~ any ofhrf ~as. sst
haa ~ tss.Fs 10 use rhfaess shlgn
eoaN ln tay waF siss Ftsa "a shat
he eoaAlaets en- absurd slewFesa1
namsly tha talalaa n sha lasxaa
wiihees lhs seesge, a. shs seasts
fp' fheee y ! assrfxeass ~ opsas
lea "a this sgalsft Aat sAe lstes.
asiles lhlss now h - see vhssh-s
ihe alilss eonslief ghs setlea q shs
Hasaisx stmlnisigatlaa - thaslslsir
fuai ~ ahrshsF thss hsllsv~ ne
taue u slNl asnn h,g hAfare tHmla
iAtfaiiau 81 tsAa shs vacant eeslF n
~ gaanvH Il ne isannp
q = fa'atad ass ~ Ihasr sae az
~ vlth ST. lnsshrs nat ias rgeseas
stmlnisisAflee dlt ne FEEL heaaa ~
osasalf ihe senalf ehsa q represent
tstlsa 80 sent 1ffislalir - sha 90
pfeme goausli tnA thAt u sha esseaa
slyr safea - A. -. he eoala ssaa a.
Amsfsean alplanss % lhs AmsFesss
ssss Ia ne srsasli a lhs ieasan rhs
a les suulak1 paeslhly mlsandsrs
siaea fhs efuseaea a an Amsrlesa
Representative a the eauuei ~ ths
'sarue, luT ~ usw irsalf specifically
saws ne ruisaa states n Het Aaant
sfllan ~ he euahFii -uuisas ths
fu4sd asssss xiees AZ aaaeus
rhe Department ~ stats i aalaet
~ fng ths ssss that no @efaa t'ei
cd Hiases - asst - sha nsu pses
vlsh csfmaar mssns shs ualisf
States a. = eenssllugleasf fset. vnlen
l.nplles. IL eoafsa. shat shs pEsksasat
fgnAflnuef au faas ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-01
|Mysiery Of Womon's Disappearance Is Cleorsa up

Kansas Cnt. sept THE my.
stery OF the disappearance of Mr..
John w Jewell. wife q a Kansas
city bakery owner. who disappear
ed from Chicago hos/ Tuesday.
was solved here this morning vheu
Mns Jewell appeared ai Ser hus-
bands bakery here. ever which tha
JeweIls make their home. klssei
her is-year-old daughter Olesha
and her i2-year-old son orvil .
aud said she never was 40 Glad In
her life TO be home
Mrs. Jewell said the reason She
disappeared was that she was
homes;ck Tor her children and sh,
'.1uss hated Chicago. anyway"
~we motored ap there" Mr.
level sad. leaving here Nugget
=. didn't like !, bl,. aud +
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-01
ALL ~ NnN tult
~. tNi f.ii,

Evsushlas ls uaei - hw she
series q sa IA semmaslr fairs -
b held 10 isxsa eoansy essgsilas
ihs hls eeanl, tale ana ffom pgsseat
ladlssllens these wlil te the mos,
saeessssfal los % lo~n.hla falgs ,a ~
held IA the stase iAla SsAF
sfessvnf lsads vif oa 49,. suahst
sad ~iih sawnshlu sna eom
munly talr snd 'arsesi home iahllss
thai promises 40 only ,e esiiess Aay
,owpshlp falf esir Asla 10 sAls ssc
slon bH ia i'a f.asnliads aaa atfsast
.vs features ~lll aa,ams lae vfotor
tlona % > County ralr u shp mpsi
progressive klnA
The business men ~ iksg pfpstss
alYe llisle sly have raised = faaa y,
tl.beo q augment the amasag a..
prupf,ssed ~ ths ooaalf ~ ihsif
fair mailing ~ shslr plsas es . mAs,
nlflscns scale
r~o haadrpi dollars wlli Be diver
ln apeela' prvmiums toF blao.ssd
rossle and liberal abseaa.a ~ hay
and slrls esah exhibits hsasssifa als.
plays ana other features "a ths -.
hibsl llns. 81 ~ addlllon % he W.
efai pfamlams slonE these liurf ~
the county Several hundred dollars
~lll hr usea IN prosldlnx spselsl ~
hlbli suaee. seats. wsssr, rest enanm-
and alhsf eo,nfosts sov she Visitors
and lhoanana dollars lof tlx free
attractions Cor the ssssFsalnmeut ~
~ ha hfiend
An espert army sYlsief has bsen
ENGAGED 20 PIT on enc of The most
ihrllllng asgsss % aerial stanss sfsr
pulled OF N tbs southwest. lueiads
lng drives. summer paal,s, aFeps and
a paraehe's jump landing On We'd
nosday The gih. This will b. uaihF'e
day aud crescent iaviiss ihs psotis
- uu'hfla generally % come ap taf
slsll them that day All o. The euisr
tainmsns features both % that dss
ana The nest whs BE- Absolutely trra
20 ~ and there wlll he 10 shark
for seats OF anything else connected
sllh the snierfainmsuf features 81
ihe tse days ~ this model community
fplr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-01

Goed old ben FrankI.n was just -
resolnte when he remarked "If wc
don hang together We shall hang
separately" !"
God pity the American citizen who
"a nlook back upon the courageous
things done hy fhese immortal patriots
and not feel The tingle of AmerieanlAm
to bis finger tips.
We. individually aud collectively.
have precedent for going fozwsrd IN
the face of all difficllties; for wrest.
ling with the problems Of reeonssrle-
fion. the rebuilding Of the foundations
Of peace. upon which there may rest
snperstrueture Of prosperity Of
which no honest man may be ashamed.
II there is moral in al this il Il
that the individual American may rird
tcontinusd on Pass y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-01

missed tho children and kept wer
daflng II they we're setting onr
al right Without me kept teli
ing Nr Jewell wanted 20 start
hone. bat ~ raid Ne mleh, ss well
stay . while. and he didn't meat
20 start home before Friday Wei
! said 10 him. rm liable % atari
home on the train any time. ani
he laughed and said: Go ahesd
Vel TUESDAY / saw my chane'
Mr. Jewel sss tinkerlng with fhs
car. Ike be aiNays does iha
man spends iaif his tim. on ihat
dirty Old ear-snd lust pot my
c'o'hae aud lsvcif- IN . wilftase
and took $50 IN cash and ser,
70 the railroad station WAS y
hurry and ! vas klnd Of excited.
and I took the wrong train and a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-01

y - some ll,iie town. I've Tor.
golisn the name ~ u. even. aad
'hon from there I vent 10 MI.
ssuhee ana from Milwaukee I g,s
"a u heme and got bore ihia
morning That's al theirs as "a
it
NJ but was rlad 10 $50 M
- ldfen HTp'n. ! never had be.n
axag from them 80 long ia my ifA
ana I never ~lll b. again. can
iei yefs Mr. Jevelig on. h.
can come home ehsn he gets
ready suFe. ~ b. clad to ses
him bat n he'd started hons ~hsa
! told him there wop'aut have heea
al this trouble and esclsmsns nat
hes llhe al men. yoa can't ssi'
him anything
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-01
OUR0C JERSEY AssOCIA-
T|0M TO GIVE A PRIZE
Magnificent Silver Water Pitcher
To BE Given To Raiser Of
Best Litter of Duroc
Pigs

The niaenlfie'eni oliver water
flscAer offered By shs National Daro.
Jer~y Record ASSOCIATION a. app
rial lroghy ~ the logan CONT,
Prev Fair ls on sshlbltlon thla week
In the window % The Corner Pbae
maes and attracts mach attention.
This very sslushls sfephy h offst.d
~ > spsesa, ~ - .of ths bset l,gssf
- fouf naroc Jersey piss shown b.
the ooantf far and a IN addil un -
The very LIBERAL cash eglres pllcre \
by the couSly There viii ~ hra
compolition between the leading hua
breeders 81 the count, and ~ boy.
os the p'r cllsta Tor thia fne pr'ss
and lts presentation 10 ihe winues
~ill be onc " The features ~ the
talr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-01
>IW HiiDs ASKED iOR
Ht'IiDi>. NJ 'Ira~' HOME

Revised sp<ifiesilons Or th~
NURSES llome lhsliding sfs ssmpiais
snd ne architect a nGw fsasy n
plaep tssm II - hsnds n sny saa
Al pFpapeetlvp tldasfs fos iha eoa
ifnei Fiaai blss will be received snti
stensd Il u a'cloet m. ssp.emhsy
isih q i desired By ne hallslux
senmit'ss shat al eoalras'ors isser.
ssisd Ket IA touch a oaes sish ar.
y !. nahi Ne architect IN tbs goas
iiaililnx. thls city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-01
nInl tIlO\ O< GRAM
nttI~ 10 Itii~ ~IAIt

Washington. Sept Au hoFltf So
granted b. tho interstate railroads
20 reduce Ia cents hundred
pounda the rates on grain and 9rain
roduc.s for export froEi Missouri anf
niaslsssppi rlvef pola's aud - sfsln
from The territory b~sveen ths rNess
and the llllnols and su.' ports. vohl-
and Gslsesson. insiaslss Alse a o..
iahoma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-01
MARTIAL LAW BY
NIGHT IN M|NC0
Airplanss on Ground Now
Troops To BE Ordered Out
Unless Miners Obey Prca
dents Proclamation

chsrletton, " Va, sert s.--
A. effort y ~i Be maas q lndncs
ihs armed band On ihs loosa.
neens county tine 70 rssueu 70
their homss befefs further sfsp.
are taken 70 belr9 federal sfeeps
into West vlrslnls. a as az
nounesd here this sftsrreen hy
Mlii an rstry. president % ,hs
vnltsd Mine wasssrs. afssr q
conferences ~ TIE offits of Css.
error Morgan
The offise of Covvrner Norman
annouocsd 5000 after noon to-day
that 4 had fesori ffem tsesn
of the fssump,lon of firm on
BLAIR mosn,sln There ~se no
details
nflaalsr osssrsl n.saholu.
feprssslra ths var department.
afrfvse ~ Charleston from
Warrington shortly before noon
sns ~ans into the office q Gov.
srnor Meresn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-01

rhsss mssnass nssasss hsss t@~o
lssued hf she eeAff elsfk slnes Sss
irr~aYt wllllaA ~ Harris -. ~
valhals Aat Mary y puilHxtsm, "a.
% wagkamlss Ffnnh y ataaffsr. ~,
n ua'trls sas Anns " iismen. ~.
~ Otnhoma fl,Fs Nor uo'sF - sas
Mable cHapman 10. hefh u OATS
homs Ctr Kfasa Nefpsnsf*. %. ~
Iunetiau clsY. KAnasa snd Anna n
Hslm. sa. n f'ashlan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-01
'Chinks' at Mnskogee
Runs Amuck and
Shoots Wildly

sfasusfs. sect i~cesflss ctsps.
wsntss - tns Aramefs hsssesu
sssm - sNs Fssss osssAe~ss
lsssss ssa Aisssa .aasra. easp
psessF s~t seafs~ isAasea. > -
sta ~sfs ~esesse - kAess ~
sftfss Nsss lsss slsht - lssk
wsns chinsss ssss esAe 49, fssa
several sAsss a. ~ fsslas essfs
ossn sns lss.vs sileasa ssserps -
ssAas rasrAsei - fftl ssns esAl
wena ara gehnsan sfs IL - taur
y laa ciepa sNa nsasfa ~sft
lneessns ~ stanasfs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-01
WIFE NAMES OTHER
WOMAN IN DIVORCE slit

Charging that her husband Is net
only cruel 10 her. but that be Is as,
guilty OF adutty with one Mars
Jones OF Cushing. Sadie Rails hes
brought suit for divorce from Jess-
9. Rails
The couple were married In Gu'h-
rie. October 90. is.e and separated
August 20, us2e following discovery
by the wife Of her husbands ssso-
Citations With the Cushing T'ri. Rails
Il operating a roofning house iE
Gushing. The wife asks the court for
temporary and permanent a'imon
and prsys that her maiden name OF
Gadie Battle be restored
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-01

Washinxlaa. set Ass Weapons
~ aerial wufafs viii ~ sisra an
iRl'ial sess shsa lhs army slf anfyies
epnauetA - nsst morulnx ogsrsftan
"a nlxnt attack o. ths sli BATHS.
ship Aiabama The present piss 10
~ stare 'he attack atoat espssmbsr
isl probably - tho sesus u ne fseeas
tests apoa 'hs fefmss 0srmsa efsn.
90 she fiFslam csprs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-01
INDIAN VINO WANTED
TO SHOOT INSTEAD Of
SALUTE IS DEAD

weli,ng. Sept John Rat fill
. God Cberokee Ind m. word war
veteran. originator Of the famous war
quip "too much salute 'em. not ca
onrh shoot 'em.- was buried here
yesterday
Ret was kilIed last Friday IN 4
fxht with Charley Owl. another full
blood Cherokee. At country dane,
near Lyons. Owl Is held In the ocun-
IS Jail al Stiiweli. ''hut the indics-
items are that he killed Rat Ia self
defense Sheriff Aler Tindle sad to-
day
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-01

Chlsaso sept i.~sf lafsd Heller
nad kashsnn Fsssr. vho ss'a shss
lived n thls city sfisr be'ag afressst
., Soflh sshlsaFo. = suirfb. fsf fiir
Ing. CREASED The iosk ~ ne tn'ass
iati eiih rouge. ard ussd an efsnfs
'sisch and q "a flis 20 esssps after
tiinx sbe bolts % ne snek ~iih q
nail fle 80 trace n tAsm Aas heen
found
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-01
AIMED FORCES NECESSARY
SAYS PRESIDENT

washington, Sept =. - President
t>srshs. speaking today u the open
lea es the ssil term cs the army war
college. declared that mo rnstter
whore the best aspiration Of the
wertt Isss W, there never may be .
sias without the necessity for armed
ssrees"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-01
GERMAN SUR 10
~ SEASIDE CAR

copsnhaxen sept IA propose
hae been made 10 oonseri into 4 rea
side fesisuranl he German ssh
marine U-se whlch hank The l.usl-
ianla and wes subsequently, driven
ashore Of The west coaal u tsiland
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-01

osishens clsy. Esp1 ~pslfYnss
9f ihs stats mesiiss Al aull~afrr
fisnnsd . increase their msnsbsf
ship from 80 Al present % 5000 ~
ne end - she year AZ c. noxl-.
Norman. - eisefed rresAlsnf. "
v PETTY okiahoms cHy. slse nses
feni. and G " Raeway. ssssn.saa
nslryman of shs A ssa N eailsxs.
Secretary treasurer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-01
CUPID VS.. 5

MI. Bolten. Newark. New Jersey.
manufacturer. leff his two daushters
m annuity Of si.5oo each 30 long as
they remain unmarried and continue
10 take music lessions.
That makes Cupid chuckIe Neither
money nor art worry the little Lore
0ol when be has found the riga'
mates
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-01
KNIGHTS or pHTHIAS
BACK on THE JOB

Cufhrse Knights Of PythIas VII re
sumo active lodge work al their Cas-
tie hall In the Leader building to-
night. after let-up in their sctivl
ties during August In which they dlA
no degree work n h fheir purposs
30 put on an active campalen duriuT
the fail and winter monfhs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-01
Ford Has Millions
OF Dollars in
Cash in Banks

lsnsses. MseA- Sect the
Fers Motor esmpsny hss In the
ssssnesrness " Nssy four mn
lien soliars In cash In the bsrs.
asserting 10 . recon ssrssrss
the department ~ STATE nsre.
yhs reeo-. u zee sssssS ~ tie
81 state, has ros been officially
accepted esessse 81 minor srrers.
Tire sinassssl statement In shs
rep>s ~iii act bs made cvolle
sntil q hss essr ewIslsus &C.
eepses ey sne department. u ~ss
snrosnesd.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-01
srArr COTTON caop

Oklahoma win produce s7s.0oo bales
Of cotton his year. based on estl.
mates submitted BY the federal agri-
cultural forecast In lha nation the
crop estimate Is Tos7.o0 bales
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-01
HOLDING HANDS


We doa't know Why they're al
doing IT. but we've seen II on
Broadway. Eev York and Market
street. San Francisco. on Main
ssreef. Painesville. o.. and even in
0ushrie.
They're an ho,dins hands.
Wa don. know Why they're DO
ing II Maybe becsuss the youas
doushbogs broueht the habit bark
from Fssses and old dougasoys
coofrne<ed the 1abtt-
OF cou1s. X isn't good e'iqrss
but no cares tor stisust nova
ssys.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-01

Sir ana Nrs 4 v l.AnawaY have
returned from months vlslt "a ~.
fereni points ~ lnlnois visiting rela
il4aA
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-29

public favor as the film industry
is being readjusted. Many theaters
ara planning programs Of short
subjects with short dramas as the
core.
The seiig.Rork two.reel dramas
from stories by welI.known auth.
ors probably take first rank for
merit, with actors such as Lewis
Stone, Wallace Berry and william
Desmond In them.
The Tom santsehi two-reelers
also have capable casts. In his
next one, HThes Honor of.Rameriz"
santsehi Is supported by Bessie
Love, Ruth stonehouse, Tom Ling.
ham and Edward Hearn.
Holman Days stories Of the
Maine lumber camps are also
proving popular in the two.reel
form.