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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19
CAR KILLS NEGRO; HELD
FOR MANSLAUCHTER
Warrant for Newport New. Mun
sworn Out ut Instance Of
Coroner.

NEWPORT NEWS. Sept 10
George a. Cramcr. OF Newport News.
is charged with voluntary man
slaughter in warrant sworn out
arainst him at the request Of coro-
nor II. W. Curtis, of Warwick Coun-
~, after q coroncr's jury impanclled
by Coroner Curtis at Morrison a, >
o'clocii yesterday afternoon A,d
brought in verdict THAT Spencer
Francis came to his death September
II. 1921. at y. NJ by collision Of car
driven by George y. Cramnr on the
Warwick Road two miles above Nor
rison.'
into the running board OF the Colorcd
party. killing Spencer Francis. Of
North Newport News. and badly shak-
ing mp other members OF the negro
party.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19

washings so l told my husband to get
six bottles Of the Vegetable Com
pound and by taking it regularly my
troubles ceased and now never have
pain or ache, and am regular rec
ommend Lydia +. Pinkham s Vegeta-
BILE Compound and think every young
girl should take it. You can publish
this letter and it may be the means
of helping some other girl or woman.
Mrs. MARY NJ. WAGNER. Box 759,
West Palm Beach, Florida.
While no woman is entirely free
from periodic suffering it does not
seem to be the plan of nature that
woman should suffer so severely and
when pain exists something is wrong
which should be set right. Every girl
who suffers from monthly cramps
should give Lydia f. Pinkham's Negc-
table Compound a fair trial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19
one LITTLE BlEMlSH
Will Mar Your Beauty

40 matter how perfect tho features
or how pre,tily gownyd. ii your COM
plcMion is married by Il pimp!c or ugly
hiemish, You cannot possess complete
beauty.
Little facial blcmizh"s can he cas-
iiy removed by the use OF Black and
White Beauty Bleach
This delightful flcsh-tint"d cream
forms an invisible coating which will
clear the skin Of tan. frccklcs. pim-
pies. unsigEtiy biotchcS. liver spots
and similar hi"mishcS.
Black and Whit. Soap should be
used in connection with beauty
iNeach. II is pure soap and n de-
liEhtful aid in Keeping the skin clear,
soft and youthful
Black and White Beauty bleach can
he found At Your drug or department
store: Bleach soc the package: SonD
&c the cake. ask Your druggist for
a free copy of the new Black and
White birthday and Dream Book. If
lie cant supply You. send his name
ana address to BLACK and White.
Memphis. Tenn. and Il Dream Book
VIII DC mailed you postpaid.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19
CANT PRAISE THE
MEDICINE ENOUGH
Strong Testimonial Given for
Plant Juice by WcIl-kn0wn
Richmond Citizen.
HE CAN NOW ENJOY HIS FOOD
Prior to Taking Plant Juice
lie Suffered With Severe
Pains After Eating.

Not a day passes but what state
ucnts are received telling OF tn.
great benefit derived from the use II
Plant Juice Probably no other dis
ccvery IN the world of medicine has
ever attracted the attention that this
one has Every testimonial Speaks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19
California bishop occuplc. ruiprt.

|liARLoTrESNILL VA. Sept. IS
bishop II. NJ. DUIiosc. OF California,
one ot tho best known bishops OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church.
South. occupied the pulpit OF the
First Methodist Church today at both
services. The bishop is here on a
visit to his family. who came East
a fortnight ago 10 make their home
here while their son. II II. DuI:psc.
j.. Is attending the University of
Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19
FIND body with Bale, in Head.
IEy United Move.

KANSAS CITY. NO. sept. !S.-Thc
body OF an unidentified man was
found on sanGbar in the Missouri
River. near Siblcy. Mo, tonight by
two men in a motor boat. The man
had bullet in bis head. The police
are mNStiiicd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19
Mrs. WAGNER
Of PALM BEACH
Tells Girls How She Found
Relief From Pain
West Palm Beach, Fla. when 7
was 10 years old was irregular and

i naG Sucn terriDic
cramps it felt like
a knife gong
t through me. l
took Lydia E.
Pinkhan's Nege-
ia Bile Compound
and | was cured.
After ! was mar
ried | had the
same trouble
cause d by tn e
added work o f
Observation-Disclosures,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19

IMPROVED SERVICE via HAVANA
SPECIAII-i1 Hours To Havana Daily
Except Friday. Atlantic Coast Line
jni Mutual Bldg. Phone Randolph
Observation-Disclosures
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19
Lny mn CITY Itosui,a, Cornerstone

Tny IIII1 IIty H0spitaI Eorncr-St0nc.
LfNCliHtlsG. VA. Sept. lS.--Thc
cornerstone Of the new Marshall
Lover Memorial Hospital. now under
construction. will lie laid october |
by the Masonic Grand Lodge Of Vir-
GINA.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-01
LAST BAND CONCERT
or SEASON TONIGHT

Tonight IL the last hand concert
o. this sesson In closing tie ysar.
the band Wishes 10 thank tie citizens
OF Guthrie. ard The Chamber of Com.
T merce for their hearty support and
appreciation OF their efforts The
boys we're somewhat Handicapped 4
this year b. the absence Of Mr
Adler Who had been = big help .
the orgsnlzation. Ho~ever. through
the untiring efforts of Director John
ston. the band made a very eredisi,le
showing and he hopes % sirengthen
Il next year by adding some ne@
talent which has developed late n
the season Rehearssis will be kert
up during the winter months and 4
= hoped By next year Cuthrie VII
have a band second 70 none 10 thr
state
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-01
LE DR0N POST To
STAGE A MINIS TREl
Miss Carroll Lc Reuse. Late Of
France, To Direct. Local
Ladies To Aid In
Staging Play

Local msn. ee q the Aneasaa
i.esiou assisted w Ms canm o.
Kaasse reernr Ffahce. win ftise
a real earmal Balaar ia Gmaf
~. ~ and 81 this nlonit Al
the boys arr onthncd oser tie ~
posed affair end vi make d Bis
success
Last month Misa Carol r.
Reusse came iaio our o.fen aad
santsd q krov ~ some live organ.
z4tiou that woaid - Interested 70
putt ng On Harry Erm.s nlF HONS
talent indoor nlaaar cssnissi We
ted Mas ie Reusfe that arihrss
didn't have aayihlne tst I've ofean
izations bat that the Ameriesn r..
Flon.T waa the official carnisal pro-
inoters and xaen 4 put o. a caf
nlsai h w4s sure 70 be = success. -
spec 81 meeting we called. ths
wse ones s1rat he'd their heads Goa
tract siened. sad . get buy moe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-01
IMPORTANT SESSION
OF RED CROSS HELD
Roll Call Dive Will Be Started
on Armistice Day November
llth; Other Business In
the Chapter

The ned cross executive commit
Tee h'ld On important meeting ~
day afternoon AZ the chamber az
commerce rooms presided over hr
Chairman y W lInts Mrs CiaeA
Mccarthy. 1.Yislon superintendent
Tor oklahoma was crescent and az
lnei the work for the coming 81
nanl roll cali drive which will he
ein on Armistice Day and close -
Thanksgiving nag
IN connection with the RON fan
drive there will Do freseutaa an ia
terest'ng pageaniry q aboa, sevea
sections. which viii he under ibe ner
sonai direction % an expert fron
Red Cross headquarters. and wlll be
ia co operation with THE Ioenn coun
g Community service Plans werr
made Tor the coming annual elert.o
of directors and officers Of tho 10
gan County Chapter Ga the ias'
Wednesday IN October
The matter ~ sending a d.lerssr
90 the national cor ertion a colum
bus was fIily discussed and refcrei
% the chairman and executive secre
fary with roper io nff n wae etaf-
ID that one % the strong factors y
giving the Logan County Chaqter 81
high standing al over the ,cnntfv
rwas because !; had always taken - +
vantare Of having representation
at All these big conventions and con
Tarepces. where the broader and more
comprehensive vision ~ Red Cross
work and benefits could b. had ~
2 first hands
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-01
DEATH CALLS WELL
BELOVED GUTHRIE BOY
willard furnsdals Dies After
Less Than Wesks Illncss a
Victim Of DiphtheriA
Friends 0rief Stricken

waisfi narnsasls s ssst 30
paased awAY a. asicsk this mnfa
lns a, ihe hems 81 BE motksf Ma
Neais iiafasAsis ~ ra.t Naals avs
nas trff a WassA s. leas thsa
nus ~sra
The asaih " gAIs bflshi aua pfon
ialas ,nans nan has ssideneA the
~heie 5nmmanisY We was an ae
usaaliy swestfrna~fet and intriii
ent bas lils iflrnds ~~rs - all
classes fef he vas kina and RE- rst
fii - ths pA aud speettempsfet ie
1hoas - hls pen asc sad hla siAsfs
willard had hfishs fatufe hefpfa
him ile eas siadious ani anr ~
natures children AZ an aka iasf
than Is hs hAa reputation as 3
natufaiisi ile loved thr eatttee
ana nothlax pleased him mafs than
10 =, a',le 20 sramn thcash ,he
~eoas and fields IN search ~ hatief
flies AMI 10 s,uay hugs lnasets Ana
birds Nlflns ihia nssf snmmef hs
took coafnc AZ enc mmmef ehaol
AZ raVnna aua vAs h.shly e0nmrnt
"a ~ his teacher la eagare hisfaff
one ~ the most prominent iea hrfs
ia the rniled slafes Iast rsetnili
he had been notified thar bis name
Nod heen sent as lhc National Anti
bon seclei, fof memher.hr
Co'nf as Ne haa just IN me tlpe
Whom hia unnsusl sp'nog ana kern
meas Waa sharnrnlns n,A.na "a aeuhl,
hard on MS mother aua ffirnda uhn
have been sstfhlnr hls fapia ffas
f~ss iIla pssslns leassa ~ aehlns
void IN the heefts ~ hls dear ones
that is hard 70 esaf
It's last lllncswbaxan ~iih sare
throat that rapidly developed lnto
severe fsaoasf dlphihsfia
Funeral services elli tv hrld upou
ne arrival of ralailfss intsfment
viii hc made In thr iAmlly hafyine
grounds N MlehlEhu whsrs tho ~
mains vii he taken hy bis mother
nnt uncle
There ls . depth ~ human ematlos
which never eaa Tina expression Ia
speech lle who sanaos the dsstln
Zee q ovefy NE that cnmea into this
world doeth an things far the beat.
must hc tho consolation az lhoue
vhoae hearts afe hreahinw ia ihla
hnnf ~ grief
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-01
Federal Grand Jury
After "Fdtty' NOW

sam franesgo. oef New aaIfs n the federal inquiry
t ~ he LIQUOR consumed Rt the party the Hotel
ffsuea gsen hs Roefpe FATTY Nrbuskie which Miss
Nrna kappe Declared o have suffered atai injuries
he FORE to-day y. quarters ii pa44he grand
uf} oeou Arlneke h edfra ufaud jury ofefAhadewe
that he charges ~ uansaHvhtFr already lad ngnns hm
IA connection with Miss ilpre'e death
Robert II Mc1ornaek srfea asaaan 10 the attorney
general ~ the United States announced hast night that he
shortly would make complaint ArhHeke the charge
81 having liquor uulavfHy III hu poa.es.on Sueb
plaint could BE- made thr hasis of grand lury
There much speculation the identity az fWn ogher
men who Mccormack sat would b. charged jointly with
Afbueke oee of them. the federal attorney said
pfonnfu, San Francisco wha had present
~ the Arbueklc party fer d les minutes.
Late yesterday federal rside Gahey'a Grill
restaurant lbe oie. 81 Francis alleging the establish
have been The place where the Arbucke liquor
purchased The and three employees arrested and
evidence seized
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-01
Irish
Situation
Brighter

l.ondo,. oct Fneisna VAS To-
day filled wAh hepp taAt settle
m~ns a he irish pneolen woaid fi-
los tAe meeting q Brlush csblre.
mcGneers and representatives ~ tN"
Sinn reners in The city On Osto3 r
H. The rramnt reply fre mE1a.
a. Valera. scorpsiae Prinae Niu.stsf
Lloyd Ceoress invitsiion q the eoa
ferenee ana the coacsl.asary toHe 81
the latest exchanges between Ion
ton and Dublin. seeaed a. pumis
that oct az the confrunce ~cais
come an agreemeat which uoai1
solve a problem which has proved 3
stumbling block foF TIE ahle,s states
men az the British nation
seldom since the fatefi day ~
si.S when kinr Henrs u claimed
ihroaeh rome. possession of irelsnf
had the prospect for peace teiweea
England and The people q thar lsle
appeared brighter II hss been 0ne
of the carositles 81 history thar
Nicholas BreAkspear the mend.cant
scholar Who became AariAn M tha
Only English pont.ff whose eclga a.
the Holy Ser ~as ore q the most
remarkable in the annals al the
church. should have been assoc a. -
by shrinlclers with the BEGINNING o.
controversy which has k,sS na pa
tive lard emsroiled Cor -ss years
London newspa ers TODAY dd neg
assure that 4 settlement was cer
tain. and they resogaifea the WAY
n peace might - lone ana liielii
hn hope aboanded. esen i complete
confidence was lacking Prime nsin
lister How'd Georee received praise
in some quarters. for hls skin and
patience IN handling the troublesome
YTeisminaries. and there vas hofe
expressed that bis ability IN regoti
atoms would Sc eo1si "a the task a.
reccncil, alton
Discussing the difficulties aheaf
the London Times deprecated The
~don mon status a. fixed formula
10 Which the agneement niast COS
form
The negotiations the uevspafer
ured. have already disclosed.
that a. inAsmnch a. the ldeAllsm os
the sian Fein is shove all else. f4-
cial IN character. the ultimate SET
,ement must d. something new
constl tut'onas innovation q its own
kind Both the government and The
sim Fein should see before them ca
they 20 a rev relationship differ az
from ali their past experiences
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-01
FIRST FOOT BALL GAME OF
SEASON WON BY c. h. S.
Fast and Weighiy Oklahoma
City Team Faked Into
Foolish Run By Willy
Locals


'-'A' ''""a N'''s'"'' - ~"
"r'''" 'N' i''" ''e h't' i7o'pAh
f'"' '''' "'' v.'' ''sf ! . WV"
I" "' 'p'"''''N "''H
'f' : ~ Y''''' '"' Vt'' '"H'" ''N
NnN - V' W. 'o'n' {
"' ''f' 'N'' ''N F'"f f'n'
eH' tremendous "''s
" ''''eA' '''AN' " ~ local we I"
e'''' h' : "s'' ''' "''af' 'a'
'''''.' N''r"' = '''' ~" wy :
'''H Y o''N''h l'' ara ''' ? 'pnlH'
''' ''' 'N'n''' & f''i ''"' vas h"'
f" '''''''' I ~ ''eH'
'"' "'A ''' 'Ap'' '''''p e f''''pF
ny " 'f '''" '"'' year
s"'' f'A ' = ''N' f"Ff ''N
"''' W. 'h''N'' ore o' p :" ana
.''s '"'s W" i''' ''' E''"' -
The hafi pat fhAed on o. gnfirie
TIA Oufhne hoss vere held and
were fo ced 10 punt rha bs'l was
then forced hask and forth across
the center 10 ihe field Win the Al
,srtarc seemingly ia Oklahoma
Clya favor Tho greatly heavier
tea made Il diffea' for Guthrie -
r1la through their line The Guth
fe bay repeatedly ticaea out ~
dancer when the f.a hair ended
without score lhe laesi BOYS iaas
began 10 feallxe that they c1u'd p'ay
faotbail
When Guthrie iitked or IL o.
0ahoma city a. The beginning of the
second haif they surprised the'r ofs
uners hy an on side Elok uith 4
Guthrie man recovering the bali
The same shlnea featured the ae oaA
hllr "a happened durluf the f'rst
haff The Guthrie team fought IKE
iieefs 81 one time holding Oklahoma
CY vihla ten yards Of their own
sosi The first score came wAen the
oklahoma city fulibaek plaeed :
beautiful aron hlcs from the n rsr
yard line directly between the goat
posts. netting u score - points
Tho most sensational play ~ the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-01
GUTHRIE SAVINGS BANK
TO CHANGE ITS NAME
Hereafter Well Known Banking
House VIII Be Called The
First State Bank. No
Change In Officers

On another rare - tbss issue q
the Leader VIII be- found the an.
nocncemen, 81 the Guthrie savings
Rank where this hank changes the
name from she Cuthre savings
Rank q the FIRST STAT, Bsnk
The Cnlhrie saslnes Rank h one
of ,he oldest hanks ia LOGAN coanty
and the oaly hank ia The county
nndor the same management STAGE
1893 The hank wfs originally or
eanized as SAVINGS hans. bat the
business grew vear hy year nn,i
row tie savings department ~ the
hank i only smaN part 81 lts bus
mess During the past few years
the business 81 thls bank has gravn
70 such nFfnlinde thar several
months ago the bank increased rs
capital stock from So oea 10 $50
coo in order 60 properly care for The
growing business New fixtures and
the Yeaodeling Of the outside and
aiso the Interior ~ the bankins
house makes the First state Bans
tie only bauR In the county with
up-to-date fixtures and banking room
The State Guaranty Fund covers and
protects al deposits and as no one
has ever los; dollar iu q state hank
protected hy the State Guaranty
Fund The Cathr.c Savings Bsak has
changed the name 80 the ritst state
Bank
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-01
PARSONS IS PRINCIPAL
SPEAKER At LIONS CLUB
Local Banker Tells OF T1p
To East smithson Dis.
counts Unemployment
Reports

Al fFidays mncheon a. TIE iaue
ssosei 8 E Parsons spoke 90 the
lions siah 81 his trip 10 N.naespoi.s
when attending the national mest
lag so ihe bankers rnsttuts. and also
discussed some of ne knotts pnoh
lems that bankers have to conlena
vita which this educational NOW
nent Is intended %. IN measarA
rcNeds
Another spssker uAs \ sa.lih
son who darine The week nriufned
from VACATION outag. ia which Dr.
oosorcd considerable triangle of
states alih Cushrle. Ctlcaso anA ~ .
ester. Alabama, a. sertexes ils
expressed Tho op nleu that condH'e, y
in thc eleven states visited ~erc bet
ter taan prrsaillng repoits would n.
dictate and that iho great uumber re.
ported oai of uork. even IN chisseo.
vas net 20 evidence a. ans marte1
degree
ny resolution. The eluh 0tl ASA
the forthcoming Methodist caafef
enee a. return ll~as John a c,ilan
aud Rohest n lehe~ ,o their pres.
ent charges IN Guthrie
The no, Scout h,ke Thar was e.
have taken place last evening the
country Club helnf ths camping
ground has heen POSTPONED far a
week bat when il Is hsld thr l.inns
wlii motor out ~ Body e. visit the
boys ia camp
An excellent movement AnaeAeA
Al the luncheon was 10 detise mrau.
FOR narting the streets - Ouisfle
20 the end that strangers not familiar
wlih the city may De- enabled 10 fnd
their way 10 desired destinations
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-01
MAKING reAowAv sv AUTO

Is1 Heer and BHi Martin. who
are on their uay 10 Arizona 20
spend a month hunting big game
have been heard from. The evening
q the FIRST day oat II Guthrie found
fhe tao BINS snd their Dodge car
10 shamrock. Texas. .t7 miles from
at horne base Soi bad DAYS
travel A card 20 Mrs Heef SAID TIE
1ssrty would enter New Mexico today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-01
Outside Aid Gipen
Prisoners Who Escaped

Bartlesslle, Oct Latte developments the escape of
nne prisoners from the county jail las, night brought
ihs morning with the capture of Al Anderson of the
iugitises, while asleep a shed
According 10 Anderson outside help assisted The prisoners
TO get away several automobiles waiting outside the jail
to take the prisoners 20 the Usage hills Authorities
working this angle ia the It is believed by the
authorities that the jail delivery had been carefully planned
Tor some time aud that friends Of Floyd Bynum and John
kalentine who held for murder of the pugh youth
Ramona ssi August rushed them hiding places
tho Ossg.s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-01
JOHN HAND CONCERT
" ~ GREATLY E\lONED

The John Hand concert last night
was except ousily excellent Guthrie
music lovers were out "a iarge mum
bers ta hear this talented SINGER and
% hear their ideal. Mss Mildred
naEis Rho presided wiih hcf asusi
grace and ease
After tae concert an lnferuai ~
reation uas held a. the hume oi Nf
Robert Nerten 10 honor q the two
ART sta
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-01
Sinclair Boosts
Crude Oil Price
Up To SIPS

Tslsa. Oct. The SiNeisir
cuaee o. psrShasire company.
effective tocay. ad~snSsd tie
prsce ~ al cil pr0ducss IN Naw
sas ara oslshors. ~nieh forwsef
" eommansed = Gree e<ti q
barrel 70 SIS. The Prsirie o.
ara Gas esrpans. rne Teas
company arc a1 osHsr purcNas
ers ~ srses 81 lr the 'slc, -
these s~e states are ese-eteo 4
rseet the sos ance
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-01
COTTON GROWERS OF
STATE ARE Protected
Cotton Growers Association
Grades, Sells and Insures
Crop; Better Prices Are
Received

The Oklahoma Cotton Growers as
soc alton hss.been receiving and 8 az Z
ing TIE drsf,s FOR the 70 cent a poana
4ivance payment being made % thr
members On delivery on some f.S'e
bales q cotto1 d4ily since The firsi
o. last week. when some drafts yer
returued unpaid because of inability
q a few Oklahoma city banks ip
carry them. according 70 secretarf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-01

Thieves tried 20 gain cntrences o.
the Grlber and Long residences on
West Niias back o. the Leader -
fee Prompt action fflehtened them
away
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-01

Chicago. Oct. The of criminals stool pigeons
furnish evidence which other criminals has been
discontinued b. the Chicago police department she Spembes
grand jury final report today The grand
Jury investigated reports that policemen using
criminals 10 trap Others.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-01

There Niii Be the hest game -
base bail y the season 1T shs bal
rsrk Sunday. Don't ms. 4. rhs
game : spensorta - the American
LseIen toys.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-01
Wire Stories of Day

Chicago, Oct, John b Ahrens. New York jeweIry
salesman today told the police h. bad lost sample trunk
tanning between 5000 worth Of platinum ieery
lie asserted he believed girl with euddesome disposition
whom dned had stolen his baggage cheek and later
had secured the trunk from railroad station
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-01

Chicago Oct I-'.Put and call trading the Chicago
board Of trade thing of the past Traits 1pade yesterday
viii be honored today but the trading ended yesterday The
grain trade anticipated the TncheCapper bill regulate the
grain exchanges which effective Zee q II estimated
cutting this business viii rece the volume Of trading
in grain futures twenty per
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-01

Pittsburg Kan Oct There complete ideness a.
the today except the Of small mines
operated by members ~ the operators association The
miners stated heae Alexander IIowa
and August Dorehy. union heads were placed IN jail At
Columbus yesteriss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-01
WEATHER

New Orleans. La. Oct i-Tonistt
fair warner. Sunday partly cloudy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-01

n 8 stated fpAs ba eni alAeass
lhs afalesf eith sFate unhin heada.
bAnk.fs aad maHafaefarura when ~
frtaNs gfum Nsntisnd ~ tho end e
'he eaas fta ~hema ealia faF an
kinds ~ rna agnsne IL uuals apat
eNft ems esastfafilan uf street eag
naea hausea sitY hulliians ~laetrle
Ush' eanis foaa~Ays. vis an4 Il
g stated that linyd 0eefaa "a wafk
lns Ng plan whereby Il sau hs
sffe isd elthnas the stats bearsnx
the whale coes % ghe ~atafpslsa
fha paH whlsh a partlY "a uat
eme 81 ihe Gairlneh conference sAr
'ha sAblnps ministers. vii fe san
ml,ir8 70 Esfllamsnt vixen !, con
ssasa pn ustnher ls The eahlns.
committees an unemployment meets
10 onaon tomofruw ant wlll dissuss
~ANa aaa msana faF eaplng wish ths
situation u ~nl alan tagmalsfs
liAns 80 pfsssnt - parliament
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rodny ths minds of an agoas frt-
tain arr turned % thls rspblnha
eblsh u ln gravity ~ish me somlna
winter rhe London msmhefa %
parliament shla afternoon mht t0 Ala'
sasa il ard On aaaAsY ths maysfv
fFsm namhef ~ Noffh KaNlapf
ana Niiiaad cities wlli meet here -
attempt sslasiaa ileaulga shs asf
nnl demauaa from sha f.ahDrlslsa thar
Parliament - summoned prior Il.
Octuhsf s te deal wifh the pfnaiein
Nprahef Whtsly ef the heWae ~
epmmeHs TODAY ~fpts an anHwsf 80
'hs apesai 81 4 clyuea, shalrmaa
~ eos gAt. smeutAfy Tabor raftr.
statns thaf ~ laslslatian eoald aus
br dNf#d before October Us sha
Parliament eouid nof meet Hutti
sfno
rhs fo.llenis II the fan'beFwwf
Ais,rlfi ~ leht,a afe selhA q Ase
,hslf beard of guardians "a fsaueas
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