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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-19
SOLDIERS REDUCED IN RANK
 FEEL PINCH OF POVERTY

San Francisco, Oct. 19.-Not only have some of Uncle Sam's ex-soldiers had occasion to call him ungrateful, but some of his present soldiers feel they have a big kick coming.
 In recognition of their work a large number of men were elevated to ser months ago. Washington ruled this had been done without proper auth ority, and not only ordered the men reduced but directed that they should pay back to the government the diff ference between 9. private's pay and that of a sergeant for the period they had received it.
 The case of Private Perry c. Curtis, quartermaster corps detachment at the Presidio. is an example.
 He received as private S33 a month. The order directs him to pay back s33.35 a month. He has a wife and two children to support The war family allowances have been dis continued. AS a private he does not even have quarters for his family. A point has been strained to permit the wife and two children to stay in their quarters.
 That Curtis might provide food for his family General William H. Wright commanding the Ninth Army Corps directed that he be furloughed for three months. Curtis was unable to find outside employment, but has been army camp which enables him to eke out a few dollars. There are many other such cases, it is stated, although only a few have families.
 Congress will be asked to remedy the situation.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-19
NOTICE

To Whom It May Concern:
 I: Samuel s. Lockwood, 2f the City of State of Connecticut. hereby give notice that I Intend to apply to the Superior Court in and for the County of Fairfield, at a Short Calendar of said Court, to be held on 18th day of October, 1921, to be licensed a pilot in the harbors and ports on the Connecticut shore of Long Island Sound from New Haven to Green wich, both inclusive, and the waters of Long Island Sound from said New Ha- ven to Greenwich, both inclusive. and the waters of the Housatonic River, and the water adjacent to all of the same.
 Dated at Bridgeport, this 17th day of October 1921.
 ds SAMUEL S. LOCKWOOD.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-24
WINNERS ~ FALL.
FAIR BAKING CONTEST

The winners who oanpeted in the
baking contest from all brands Il
-four IN Logan county were as fol.
lows:
Mrs W l.. Scott. iirs, prize on best
light bread and rolls. second prize
on cakes
Mrs. " Gray, first prize on best
cakes. second on rolls.
In the Juvenile baking contest Miss
Ruth Patterson won first prize on
cakes.
Miss Pearl NisWander first on
cookies. second on cakes
Johnette cassen first on light bread
and cinnamon rolls.
J u billings and = V Bishop won
- pound sack of sun Cold flouf
each IN the drawing contest
All light bread rolls. cakes and
Goodies that won first and second
prizes IN all tho exhibits were made
from sun Cold flour
sun Gold flour has ~on first prize
in every baking contest at county
fairs this year where Sun Gold sss
entered
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-24

By Booze,
She Kills

New york. seps "a Miss mildred
y Hansn. daughter Q, gAe late .,sfrec
y Hanan. shce Manufacture. Who
Vas sAcs early yesterday hy Nrs
Grace Laws her former chum. Vas 70.
ported ey surgeons today to he Nns
ing rapidly.
Peritonfsss Is said 10 have set n a.
resals q cne q three wounds Ia
flicset as she ~as leaving the apart
meni ot friend in Brooklyn WITH
John $ Borland
The motive. or motives. hack q
the shooting remained Some~ hat
ciouted IN mystery The theory os
jealousy becsuse q Borland's atten.
tion 60 Miss HAnan. advanced hy The
polke. was repudlAsed BY Borland.
by Miss HanAn and hy Mrs Laws
sister Mrs N = Dlttmar. in san
Francisco They expressed the belief
that she had been temporarily de
ranged by use OF drugs and liquors
Mrs Laws blamed "hlgh life and
iianor." shlsh she said was -drlvinr
her crazy IN hitter TO Mss ,Bniie
Williams. s frleut. which MAS found
IN her handbag But the letter hint
ed at .'truth" back y these causes
Miss HAnan admitted she had Qasr
relied recently with Mrs Laws. though
she did not give the cause % the
quarrel She said the quarrel hSd re-.
seited In Mrs Laws lenving the
HanAn apartment where she had liy.
Cd
And Miss Donoihy Got,sehAlk. be-
fore whose home the shooting occur.
red. told Of dinner With Mrs Laws.
the evening preceding the tragedy. al
which Mrs Laws declared "eve-y
time have had anything sweet In
life. IL has been taken away from
me
Then she cried. Il have been
friend. friend
Miss Gottschalk said Mrs Laws de-
MED however. that she vas IN love
with Borland. or Jealous OF bis at
tenilons 10 Miss HsnaR
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-24
BEAR CATS WILL
PLAY BALL SUNDAY
ponca City Team To Meet the
Past Oklahoma City Team
Here Blg Crowd l.
Expected

lh" Dali sam" N"affHN ~ we
o'al para VIII p" . f"d zoe On" ~ -
th" hoh"1 a''"ra'ns g. "sa''sfs =
~" AmeFhan i'fi"n here ~h' ~"
ua'Ains On" '"n'a 'ip lsa@ g 81
''i 'h' ,'f"pf t'A' F'"ies'iensi 'iE
lAh"ma 'l'f team ''e sam" ''Na'f
fpN a'f'd"s ~" amateur sH+'aF''H
ship ~ ih' a''i" There NtN 2" :
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-24
LOG Al PASTORS
10 PRINT SERMONS

Cooperating with the local Minis-
tersAl Alliance. Messrs Jones a Han
son. on behalf Of The Leader. have
arranged Tor q church paFe" each
week in The Leader. supported ~
business firms and professional men
Each week local pastors viii cont 4.
butte sermon and ran announce
ments Or clArch activities The best
interests o. the community are served
by the churches. and the lie of every
community should center around its
churches The Leader IS pleased to
set apart space Tor this laudlpie
work
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-24
mlss walosr our

Miss Addie wrishi. who aaa been
10 oa'hrse the past year Is home on
vacation Last week she had her
,onsila. which we're aesply Embedded
on TIE ~indpipe, remover ID. c. n
Darker Of Guthrie performed the
operation and Miss Wright atooa IL
DFasely. After being confined 10 her
bed five days she Ia no~ able 10 b
up and vim soon 90 to work again -
From Ednond Enserprlss.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-24
~IiIitiiET~ POSSE ~
RAIDS DRAW III N>k~

sheriff Robertson and hla arNngies
'eado round ~ aurpr,,ea huofr t.
sorts iniay tnt failed a satuer ah
uf TIE hard stuff puFlue the morn
lur four plaoea wera slsHei il th
fiho district, and while esiaaues4 ~
fersnl operations ~efv foani d
rar phofnalia and mash hal hsan r.
moved before the officers arrived
"a am going ts make il seff hafl
for the "moouahluer ~ gathrle e.
do tus nss, ia ,he Hturs sa4
'ihcsift Raherts0h to-day
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-24
LOCAL PIANIST TO APPEAR
WITH FAMOUS TENOR
John Hand, Assisted BY Miss
Mildred Davis. Pianist. Is
Offering Of Local Music
Promoters

On Friday evening September sotA
the music lovers Or Guthrie arr Indeed
fortunate in the taet that they arr 20
hear the gifted young American tenor.
gohn Hand. assisted By sNiss Mildred
Davis. local pianist
NJ Hand Is Wonderfal tenor. not
only because he s. posses Al q a
great voice which has brought him
such fame through the land. bat be
cause they are 10 come IN touch with
a unique aud OUTSTANDING personality
NJ hear a renowned singer is a hig
thing. 20 hear great man Is big.
ger thing To this dual treat. there
fore 'Gathrie may we'll took fgrward
with keen anticipation
John Hand has received his musical
training under The greatest masters
both IN Europe and America This
contact has given him the polish and
TIE training which distinguish his
singing He was born IN the Vest. and
an the verve and vim ana .lsor ~
that nativity remain with him 10 give
life and energy 10 his work. East and
West have indeed met IN this young
man. from eoch ne has attained
splend.d things
NJ Hand's voice 4 noteworthy f1r
rs blgne< - the scope of IL being
.4.... A. -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-24
CAR IiiiII aIIS
AWAY WIN rom

No trace % ths almost us~ rura
eaf stolen from ths fair grounds rrs.
asr aight haa beea found Tha ear
feionssd - . y Hamlln AR uasn
lin parked TIA ear aear tka snna
stand aHd wss absent about an hour.
~hsn hs returned tbs ear was gone
u ~aa touring car 1891 moasl ant
happily for MF ilamHa. paa Insured
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-24
MILLIONAIRE LEAVES FOR-
TINE TO son OF MISTRESS

81 Louis No. Sent "a liow a
rofEanca With German G. G Lnyties
wealthy manufacturer. who died
week ago. vas shattered shorty Sc
fore a child was bora 70 her. va
related today By Mrs y. Giles. for
mersy Miss Claire Ledman Ths.
Layties was the father of the boz
George Hope Lnyties. siS years old
was disclosed in filing OF his will
seyersl DAYS ago. The boy vas made
s principal beneficiary
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-24
\ ,.UOD WIFI SHOULD
IN 4 coon COOK

Apst "a A aaaa ~ifs should hs Z
gapd cook. Judge Aabasn asaarsat
here yesterday " ,ahias sesisa -
iva aiysfee eases sravan, heeaw,s ~
lhs alleges poar eoeslna N shs s~gvss.
ons rssn asserted shss sn ME ~sfs
sovis cook ~as seHsa saas rks
s'hsf hsseard rssslssa euly fri.I
feod
We'll ssakss fsed sssps shs hua.
hsea a. noms.- ,ns lsdas told sse
~fses
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-24
Millions
7oFight
Disease

Nes vera. sspt "a fhs nseas.
islisf fasatslies spsai Owes A. ga 80
se ruttle health msasafva 10 1880.
Hs snasl fspest pahushsa hefs saaes
The fsandsiisns ehisf xofk wss
is preventative mrdlslss aa4 "a
warlt~i1e fThts asainst malaria.
feilow fsser ana ihs hoaswofal
feay~ias 10 sammarY CA
% usorse q s.assnt preait
ne t'saisl'ao ~ ihe eegs sue
ias ihs yrafi q
Allsi sFa meAisai boots ln "
a nave 4 hrsa sam ta - q -
sFaialns fsAfer 3. feAaoa -
afaiet 4 milllan fraa ~ me - q
kltashsth tinptatlna ~ msdlea n
search ln nelxium AEfesd g. -
tribute tuwAFa ths cpnplsts ri kE
iu2 of the msiieal s,h8ai ~ the fAis
tafslis ~ nrnssl. provided Amssiesn
AM Fesiish msdlen Journals ~ lab
eresefY Supplies t'f steven metleal
sehaels sad msdlcal libraries ia tlFs
snfagean toap,ries
euaslnAisi % coaafue, aaa 10 msla.
tain ia rsAlop china q moasfu meil.
al stbsoi elih pre msaical tepart
Hsat Aided thirty oua Hospitals "a
ehlna ~ nfrease shplr etrclener Ia
she rare ~ pasieuta ahd 10 lhs farther
lrainlnW ef Aocsnfs and aaraet thip.
ported tun anh~si W ltyslnns ant
puhla hsAl,h ~ ,hs laAua Mapklas
pnlssfatsY Contributed la shs teach.
Ing - hyklsne W tbs wrdieai school
a. aaa pAnla. nrasu Provided 'sl.
lawshlp. 10 puhlia health aua m~dleAl
education fur % lndlvlduala sho rsps
ressasrd "A alfiafehs eaanifisa.
brought 20 'ho pulisd states solwmls-
sion. ~ medical teacher. ana hrelsn,
lsis from Fudaai. nslsIum aai ca
veho alesokia
Caatlnuet % support rampalfa
against fellaw fever In floaih aad
cenirai Amsrics and Ia VAST Afftea
Alaad government afspeler ln tAs
foairul ~ maiaria 10 Ten states ~ Tia
tcoa'laass oa gsea -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-24
SEEKS DIVORCE AFTER
BEING MARRIED 81 YEARS

After being married for e. years
and raising a family of slx children.
W Is Nowiin has Brought suit Tor
dlyprce from bis wife Louise 1te
couple were married in Norman. OK
ishoma IN 1904 TIE husband charges
cruelty and non -preformancc q. her
duties as 4 wife
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-24

fhess marriage licenses have been
iAaasd by the court cleras Hiram
fhlldera. 20 and nathey ). Wallace
-. both of oklahoma Clv. Harry
iioag. - of Pertins and saala Gray.
ID. of coyis. ishE KFlpp. ss. sf es4y
cen,es. Kansas and lila bradford. II
Of Guthrie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-24
IiOT CHICKEN DINNER
AIiRttIS I'M III >t.It,

Ladies ~ iha Christian ehafe
served trllrAthll noun day ehlossu
dinner 20 several hundred hung
Gaihrana ,odaf Ia me old ffes4hl8a
building On North Division Frsd
chicken cooked t9 hlaaa tnsts
ain creamy mashed POTATOES. naAds
good Old fashlaned pamsla pie ant
cUifee constituted tho menu whi a
Sas rslahoa BY all who participates
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-24
SCHOOL. BOARD LOSES
IN MONEY Eight

In their fight for more money than
the excise board allowed them. the
members OF the city school boarl
took the matter to the district coUr;
Yesterday Judge smith handed down
an opinson upholding the excise
board In its action Notice has been
served By the school board tina, The
matter will be tested out in the 50.
preme court
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-24
Mine Workers To Oppose
InjunCtiOnS

indianapolis. Ind, Sept AAfter President John l.
Lewis had worked proposal that the OF the
United Mine Workers America adjourn 20 home and
prepare fighting lines the delegates voted unanimously
instruct the international officers every lawful effort
&c r the issuance Of injunction against the union sought
In suit filed in the Federal court here yesterday
Samuel Gompen president Of the American Federation Of
Labor who addressed the convention. said the injunction
granted would enjoin all activities Of the Miners Union
turning President Lewis he added John defense of that
principle would like visit you in Jail The delegates
shouted their approval
Mr. Lewis declaring:
Il have every expectation that Mr. Gompers will bs &C
corded that privilege
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-24
SIGHT OF EYE LOST
Vl ~ PECULIAR WAY

WhIle loading alfalfa hay onto d
~sson yesterday evening Harry Per
.in. south Logan farmer fell from IN
wagon and sustained fracture OF bota
legs and will probably lose the sigh,
OF HE seft eye. straw having pene
trsted the eyebali during the fall.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-24
SLAYER OF GIRL, TRIES TO END LrrE

Ardmore Sept 24-Wyhe Smith rig builder who Is being
held in the Carter county jail for the murder Of Mrs Nellie
Savn at Headton September 6 and who attempted take
his life after the shooting recovering slowly doctors
say probable he viii be given preliminary hearing early
week. County Attorney Mathers himself
through the left side of the brain
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-24
COLLEGE BOY THOUGHT DEAD

Evanston H. Sept "a Silence Of Leighton Mount fresh
Northwestern University. who disappeared in the
freshman sophomore class rush Wednesday night has led
young friend Of his Miss Doris Fox TO declare she
believes he dead that he sought death and chose the college
struggle either welcome cloak to hide his
self destruction
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-24
Wooed With a
Gun at Brink
of a Craze

Chicago. Sept 94--Assert,ns
she ~ss ~oesd ~fts . ean ~ TIRE
trink 81 a freshly MADE grave -
cemetery. silvia christ q e
sear.cio wife % rhcrnss CNrist.
has ssked snsuluent - the rsr
rage ~hish toek place lass Jaiy.
she ~ert riding with Christ ses
he foroec her lnts ths cemetery.
where Re ssios - 80 don't
WARY NE here - ,eor grave
rhs, ~~rs MARRIED 80 hcor later.
she ssys
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-24
eARoAln aArt

orr TohtcAr
TIE Leaders special sab
scrlption bargain rate sspsrsa
., 9 o'eloek ss,sras, eve
Ming Mail ssmlitancss re
es'sed, sunday viii ts &c
cspted.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-24

nsles Ffr~s q. prasa
nrsom cora sess,na Nr. rrvi
Horne
bandls Nil'es lsrss q NrhAn. SO
end n urhan
bundle Fe,erlsa rIrst J plien
be,k second n N wsner
nuhdle sudan Firei lehman
second w1inAF Lehman
Potatoes Eafls oalo. q rrtaa
ORR n rfhan seoena
Rar, ohio ssoeesen Fras jat
orr s,ooad Nra rcd horne sAifa
n vfhan
lflsh robhler E4fat g Urban 49,
ond IL garmhhel. third n vshan
lmfhan first & t'rhan seeeni >
G ilalstead third claree WalAmAH
sweet Potatoes bradley Name
u Taylor
wateruselans Tom Watson Firtl
lac pefrvso. sevona n 4 shuts
ANY varie,s rFal T. G ilalsteai.
second llareiJ NllleF
Long Table neets rfs, Nra W
n Pearson
Turnip Reefs firt q tr,'an. soc
ond "a " Wsnuef
lima nesns f.rs, Nra q !. Corn
Carrots Frst q prbAn. second
n gran. laird g II Nsples
Campmhefs Frss Mrs fri 3
Horne sesoaa II Taslof. third e g.
ilaou
cantelonpes narril First N pr
ban. second q tfhan
Canteloapes Rocky foia Ffss
N urban sscona q l'fnan
DOMESTIC SCIENCE
nome 81 selsnee nread Wheat
slasn SHARP first Mrs i'u'
auee eeena Nss sea~eAe lhitd
Grahai Nlfn sehp ka nrn Nrl
Nise~ander SECOND
49,. H.. a,A..A. at.t
CITE. c.k. ur e,hm.sr rr,
coinbfeaa Nfn sehwobe second
Rolls Nrf " n Scott first Nfe
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-24
aoY.s AIes,,lp

Frank iiinds has bought the air
plane which has been sailing over
town this week. lie paid 1900 Tor
Il Pilot Williams will operate the
machine
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-24
Peace Time Casualties
and Crimes
A MURDER A DAY

Ardmore Sept PA murder day for nine days IS ihe
schedule for the criminal term Of district court Of Carter county
starting October 10 Fytwo scheduled nearly al
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-24

Mrs. Amanda Cummings. llsinx
hafth of tho city. is sorksa up over
tho Frisco tragedy that she has gut
USING Arbuokle's coffee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-24
- FAIR AWARDS :


The awards IN some " lhe depAFl
meata have appeared "a preyicaa
aays Thase following are shs clos.
sns. chapters - ,his sraIous hus very
important wark - the .apennten.
asuss
aoasTs
liorses = year old horse. J r.
Hopkins frst Aad sscond
,esr cid msres A Asmus.en
first Jesspa wnfosa. second AMI
thira
rear cid mAre A } A.mussen
first aaJ second
Team. A , Aesmusscn first J
Hopkins sesaaA. Joseph wliioei
shlra
Mare and colt. A } Asmus.ea
first
eota 4 Asmussen frst A
Jeisma s~eend. n 4 Miller third
year 90 lacs ,lAke Kaiser trAs.
Roy uorgan second " v lawson
third
2 yeaf old iacs q l Miller frai,
champion iach. x I. Niiier
yea old mule N u rnser lirs,.
Bll Nissns second
Pair mules. N n Tnsef nrs AMI
second
ngosa mare asd mole cold 3
Parker
year ga stallion "a D.. NueT
first. NiAe kaisef sscond
Grand Champion stallion u D.
Mlller
soaTicUtruRI
HORTICULTURE Aplles Jonathae
john Wsldman
Grimes Golden. Mrs & y Eas'
land first John waidmsn srvona
ben Davis Mr. q e Fasliani
first
No rifpn, Mrs g r Eaauaud
frat. lohn Naidman sroond
W.nesaa Mrs & T Eas,land flrst
John Naldman seconi
siayman Nlnenp Mra G. Z EAn
land ntst. John Wsldman second
YORK Imperial, Nrf & Eastlani
Mammoth BLACK lWf & Urban
first
Afk black John Naiiman trai
f,elicioas Mrs q y Eaalsnd firt
1ohn waldman se,ond
PLANTS ~ POTS
Plants in fo,s- Fuliase Plant
FIRST clare nackhaus. second. Mre
Kslffer
Any Plant flrs, Mr. Joseph
Ropn. Nrs Mar Hayor
aannne Basket FRA. Nr & d
pArham
Pepper First Mrs lawson
pegonAa First Mrs Mar, Taylcf
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-24

Mr. and Mrs. Harvey IIayan OF
ponca City will spend Sunday with
her parent> IMa and ms A ID.
Garfield OF thls city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-24
TULSA COUNTRY cLUa
MANAGER SiLLuo IN WRECK

Tulsa. Sept a % > nishop. ss
manager ~ the eoaafry olah. 49, kfll
ID about midnight and Miss Ioaephlas
Reynolds. Il 10 hospital ullh a
fractured skuil a. ,hs fssalt Of an
sutomobsls vrsck
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-24
WOMAN CHARGED WITH RoBBNG BANK

Des Mones, Iowa, Sept. 24When Mrs Lizzie Christy.
alleged robbery accompe goes trial here next week
father daughter will side by side in the jury box
savte and his daughter Bessie among the twelve to
quality
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-24
WELL wisHeas FOR STORE

The Lutz fifteenth anniversary sale
was largely attended and received
many well.TIshes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-24
WEATHER

New Orleans. La. Sept - To
night and Sunday unsettled probably
local showers cooler
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-24
It's ap to the
Sim Fem Nom
Says Premier

pueass Asetlara. ases s
Ninstor spsness CNufsn q. rain
ls,sf 90 shs tslsetss se.ssfns
here tssay. ss.a tHst tns afAtsN
sassrnsrsri Naa asrs - 80 sa
rnoss N,nR passhl Is - sffsf
te tes ainn gstr sns fkst = 4
va. rejected. ths sessfewset
has net Anyth~a s'ss - aiss
-ws Nas. ftsthsa ths sea -
90 tsihtf 80 ssslsfsd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-24
Manager
Defends
Dead Star

San Francis q. SEPT "a Alfred
Semnachcr resumed the witness stand
today Ia the police court examination
81 trstt,l Aisackie 90 = charfe q
murder Totays coar session vii
he about Two hoars doring ~hieh
semnachers testimony viii be ss,a-
pieted. u vas announced
The film comedian VAS cheerful
when he came into court he ercesed
ncwspapef men With an audlhle good
morning iIia wife and his mother
sat beside him.
SemnAehe testified Miss Virginia
Rappe with her hair down standing
was found Ia distress IN ArhncklvN
suite Re denied he had seen Miss
Rapre With her hAid down standing
m the doorway 81 The ArNuskie's
mitc saying ~iook here Rossie
semnacher said the night Miss RNppe
died be met Arbacslc fred FisohhAch
and Lowell sherman. Who attended the
party in Arbackle's suite, and
newspaper man IN a theatre ia ilos
Angeles where Miss Rappe was dis
cussed a. an unfortunate accident
which they were unable 60 under
stand
rHoRo DAY or CASE
San Francisco sept - The pre-.
llminary hearing % Roscoe e ,Fatiyi
Arbuckle. on charge % murder in
connection with the death of Miss
Virginia Rappe entered lia third day
in the police conr' % Judge sslNain
] Lazarus here TODAY with the pro
secution still presenting ta ease
against the Film star
Al Semnacher. business manager
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OBITUARY.

On Sunday, October 16, the angel of death silently stole in the home of MT. and Mrs. Dolph Thornton and claimed their title 7-year-old son, Morgan. Remember, dear parents, lit tie Morgan was only a flower budded on earth to bloom in heaven. While his going makes a shadow in your home it makes d sunbeam in heaven, Ia bright and shining light to bright en the way for those who follow after. We can not call our loved ones back, we can only prepare to go to them. | If little Morgan could have realized his going, l am sure he would have lifted his little hand and said, daddy and mama, come. Parting with our loved ones here it very hard, but it causes us to realize it is beyond our power to have our way. When the summons comes We can only fold our hands and answer the call. All we can do is prepare and be ready
 Mrs. Dora Langley.