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The review., 1921-08-11
Picked Up His Severed Foot.

Defiance, O.-When the moving
machine he was driving cut off his left
foot James Sharpe, Is, picked up
the lost member and drove his horses
to the house before he tainted from
loss of blood.
The review., 1921-08-11
Commissions 90 Begging.

Washington.-The war department
has 1000 commissions for second lieu
tenants and only JOG applications. The
examinations for appointment are fix
ed for August %, and applications
must be in by August 13.
The review., 1921-08-11

Fayetteville. Perhaps record
claim for the death of COWS will be
filed against the Atlanc1c Coast Line
railroad by H. S. Kirkpatrick, Cum
berland county lawyer and faEmer, who
alleges that 19 fine Guernsey cows
owned by him we're killed by Coast
Line trains none day.
The review., 1921-08-11

Statesville.-Dewey Bost, Arthur
Aldridge and Paul Rocks we're each
given 20 years at hard labor in the
state penitentiary by Judge McElrov,
:or assaulting and robbing Jim Nor
man, of Concord, iitney driver, on the
Buffalo Shoals road. July 1.
The review., 1921-08-11
Bodv of DR., Stone Removed.

Calgary, A1berta.-The body of the
late Dr. w. E. Stone, president of Pur-
due University, has been recovered
and is being brought to Baniff.
The review., 1921-08-11
In honor Of Rorer A. James.

Washington.-The House adjourned
after a five-minute session out of re-
spect to Representative Rorer A.
James, of Virginia, who died at his
home at Danville, Va.
The review., 1921-08-11

Winston-Salem.- - Internal revenue
collections at the local office for July
showde nice gain over the same
month last year. They totaled $4,.
$O8,96286
The review., 1921-08-11
Will Disband Bulgarian Army.

Sofia-The Bulgarian government
has drawn up a plan for the disband-
ment of the army and the recruitment
of a volunteer force.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-10-22
SCIENCE DEVELOPS BLACK
Skinned CHICKEN

NEW YORK, Oct IA chicken
black skinned from drumsticks to
neck has been developed at the Car
negic Institutions experimental evolu-
ton station at Cold Springs Harbor,
L. |.
The bird popped into the world
while scientists were playing put and
take with chromosomes, in germs,
plasms, whose change in number and
shape is held responsible by biologists
for racial colorings.
The dusky chick is not easily distin-
guishable from an ordinary white
skineed sister, for it is fully clothed
in regulation feathers. By lifting these
feathers, however the skin is revealed
let black, warranted not to run.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-10-22
BALTIMORE BOY
SEES PICTURE
IN DENMARK
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COPENHAGEN Denmark. Sept
l5-fEv Naih--I,st az the Negro II
Anerir5 I.s 1aarncd hat thr RE-
Prnblem Is hound Inv no section but
extends as far as the Nepro mr..
size, the ,yav al tbe Negro abroad
finds fhr praLlem n,,rsning him rom
land Ia land Mechanical inventions
and ,ase ri communication nermit the
venom nj American Rae Prejudice ia
circle the elobc and revive the prin1i-
live n5z.ions of civiIi1ed mpo against
The Nrsro
This ,rsih was Immersed On me
,,I,n Sap.. ON. dav in LARGO head
line The anno3nern5rnf tbat the bis-
toric5l h}n success The Birth OF a
N.a3iau ,goirld he shown AT the LARGEST
theatre in Cop,nbapen could
scarcely believe mv eve. for had I
mot balsrd n Xii The viejous film
Iret 80 g5aotb. t.forr in - ynrl.
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before, btileEed that 1t vas true. ne
audience beIieEed II and leeiiug a"aE,
'nra "a mem ihc pfldc 81 race ana
aplIaHaed m American slyIe,
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-10-22
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Carriers Temple c. NJ, E. Church.
Forty-third and Chanplain avenue; Rev
Jas. A Stout, Pastor.
Sunday, October 10th: Rev. L. B
Johnson preached in the morning. Rev
5. w. Samples of Milwaukee, Wis, il
the evening. Both services were vel
attended.
The pastor left East St Louis, Ill.
Monday for Little Rock, Ark, and will
arrive in the city Thursday
The church auxiliaries will banquet
Presiding Bishop X, A. Carter, d. D., at
Carriers Temple, Thursday evening, Oc-
tober 20 1921.
The pastor will preach Sunday morn
ing and evening.
Visitors are welcome at all times.
The Olivet Baptist Church
Rev. L. K Williams, d. D., Minister
The three places of worship at
Olivet were all well attended last Sun
day morning All the pastors were in
their respective places except the Rev
J. II. Branham, who is out of the city.
The Rev. MIR. Jordan of Alabama
filled the pulpit for Rev Branham, and
preached very helpful and practical
sermon. DIR. William preached in the
morning, but was not able to be out
Sunday night, on account OF illness.
Ii he is we'll enough he will preach
the third i'll the series of sermons next
Sunday night. Subject: The Greatest
Need OF the Age. The church wants
to see three thousand men present to
hear this sermon, as the pastor will
prove that this greatest need of the
age is men The Choirs will render
special music all day. The pastors
will bring living messages to the peo-
pie every Sunday All are welcome.
ST. Mark Methodist Episcopal Church
Rev. John w. Robinson, Pastor
Last Sunday at an early hour St.
Marks great auditorium was filled to
hear the pastor preach on the sub
Jet, The New Earth" He was at
his best and preached a great sermon
in which souls rejoiced and many
hearts were made glad in the God
OF their salvation. 1t was a spiritual
bencdiction to all. Several came for
ward for prayer, two were converted
and nine united with the church.
At two-thirty the funeral of Brother
William o deneal, one Of St
Marks best and most faithful men,
bers, was preached by the pastor The
Golden Gate Masonic Lodge was in
charge.
At the evening service the Rev.
Robt Shelton, student at Garrett
Theological School, preached to the
delight OF large audience. Last Sun
day was our great Rally Day in which
we raised $500 for the greater St.
Mark.
Special Mention
Two OF our St Mark young men
are to be married this week; namely,
Mr.. Henry A. Scott and Robert s.,
Butler. Each of these boys is a
worker in ST. Mark church and Sun
day School. Both are prominent in
society circles of our ST Mark younger
set. We extend heartiest congratu-
lations, long life, full of LIES choicest
blessings is the wish OF their friends. !
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-10-22
Nd PLOYMENT IN
ARKANSAS, SEEK 100
RICE HARVES7ERS

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Oct. r.
Chamber OF Commerce officials OF this
city are seeking to make arrangements
for the employment of 100 men to as
sist i'll harvesting the rice crop in the
vicinity of Dewitt
1t is said that the crop is ready
to be harvested and it is impossible TO
find men in that district who are UNI
employed. The State Bureau of La
Dor has promised to secure the nee
essary 100 men.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-10-22
STARTS BUILDING

The Vernon Improvement Association
has commenced the construction OF a
hye-foom bungalow at 6537 Vernon ave-
nue.. The building is a modern building
throughout and will be ready for occu-
pancy in about six weeks The construc-
ton work is being performed by the
Allied Building Contractors. The build
ing IS being financed by the Roosevelt
State Bank and the Real Estate Mort
cage and Bond Corporation. 1t is UNI
derstood that several OF these bungalows
will be built. Joseph + Snowden has
charge OF the sale OF the buildings.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-10-22
!. v. OFFERING
Ne " COURSES
Of TRAINING

There will be general get-together
party OF the grade school Girl Re
serves at a party Saturday. Oct. p. in
the Blue Triangle Club House. If you
want lot OF fun with a lot OF pep
don't forget the time and the place.
The High School girls are full OF plans
for their conference Nov 18th to 10th
inclusive Miss Crystal Bird, National
Girls Work Secretary OF New York
will open the conference on Friday
night and will give the principal speech
at the banquet which is to be attended
by the girls and their mothers.
Increase your knowledge and you
increase your salary. Join one OF our
classes in Dressmaking. Designing.
Dresscutting, Millinery, Cooking Ora
matict Ukelelee, Glee Club, Stenog-
raphy and Gym.
The B. G. o. Z. Club had very
interesting lecture ON Negro History
Saturday evening by Mrs Lucas.
The Business Girls Club after a
very delicious club supper Wednesday
evening, rehearsed many popular club
songs to be sung at Our Industrial
Conference Oct 29th to 30th.
The Gamma Della Girls will hold
their regular meeting Monday evening
$50
The Industrial Sec'y was the guest
Of the Wilson Club at their plant last
Friday.
All the clubs are planning to send
from 3 to 10 girls 10 attend the In
dustral Conference 10 be held at the
Bowen Country Club House. Already
IS girls are signed up for this week
end trip, -.
All friends are cordially invited to
attend the very unique Halloween
party that is being planned by the
industrial clubs to be given on Mon
day evening, October 3lst in the Blue
Triangle Club House
Miss Adele. Hunt has returned to
Fisk University to resume her studies
after having spent very enjoyable
vacation at the "Y.'
Mrs. Letha King, OF Tulsa, Okla,
is guest at the Y. W c 4.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-10-22
PEOPLES INTERDENOMINA-
TIONAL CHURCH

invites the public to attend its sery-
ices. held every week at the auditorium
OF the y. NJ. {. A., 38th and Wabash
Our religious platform is broad enough
to include all denominations.
Services as follows:
At HOO a. m, sermon by Pastor
Roach; 500 p. m, discourse by Rev
f. d. L. Thompson. Last Sunday
Attorney Eugene J. Marshall wor-
shipped with us and made very in
spring remarks before the service
closed. Miss Clara Alexander, pianist
Prof. II. C. Thomas, leader Rev. Thos.
E. Roach, pastor.
Metropolitan Community Center
Church
Reverend w d. Cook, Pastor
The large auditorium at Wendell's
was filled to capacity last Sunday
morning. The pastor, Rev w. d.
Cook, preached a Northumberland
sermon from 10 Ps.
His Theme: The Soul-Where Is
1t. (Is There Life After Death?)
His Text: Man Dieth, Wastes
Away-Gives Up the Ghost and Where
Is He? The pastor exposed the SER
mon from three angles or in three re-
lationships: that the influence of man
goes on within the world that the
body is retired to the cemetery, and
that the soul goes to the place pre-
pared for it"
DO you know that never in any pc
Rod OF history has there been such
belief that the spirits of beyond COM
municate with individuals OF earth?"
asked the speaker. Really, | am al
most persuaded to believe it myself
he declared. The wit, apt and peril
nent demonstration and thorough ex-
position, Reverend Cook preached
sermon equally as convincing in its in
tellectual comprehension as it was in
its spiritual entity. In the evening,
before the Sunday Evening Club, the
general secretary of the Y. NJ. c. A.
lectured to the body. We are emitting
all reference to the musical department
of the NJ. c. {. until after the heralded
musical next Sunday evening, at 6
p. m. Madame Garnes, Miss Irene
and others are scheduled to
appear.
The Whip has promised to give
fair and full review OF this musical
next week. Professor J. w. Jones,
director, and Miss McCurdy, pianist.
Mr.. Harvey A. Watkins, chairman,
Program Committee.
Institutional Church
DIR. J. NJ. Henderson preached Sun
lay morning on Sewing and Reap
ng" Two new members were added
to the church. Reports on assess
ment were submitted by the Dearborn
Center, Associate Stewardesses and
Christian Endeavor. Revs. R. F..
]. H. Wood, |. H. Kin
ney, and Buchanan Lewis worship
ped with us at this service Dr. Hen
ierson's subject in the evening was
The Barren Fig Tree" The annual
reports showed good years work
lone.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-10-22

The Three Link Club held its reg
ular monthly meeting at the residence
OF Mrs. Pauline Pierce, 1908 Calumet
Avenue.
The following officers were elected ::
Mr.. S. A. Ayers, President; Mrs. Pau
line Pierce, Vice President; Mrs. NJ.
Radcliffe Roberts, Secretary; Mrs. NJ.
Washington. Treasurer.
Mrs. NJ, Radcliffe Roberts is Editor
Of the Three Link Weekly News.
The Twentieth Century Art Club
met last at the residence OF Mrs.
Mamie Clingskae, 48l1 St. Lawrence
Avenue. Mrs. NJ. Suggs, Presidents;
Mrs. NJ Roberts, Social Chairman.
other, we did not complain Tell
lIehery to get some technical advice
mony My Lord, boy, at NJ {. c.
we tried to lay it on the pianist, but
what is the excuse now? May be you
have a cold-two OF them. Tempo
and harmony nil
Besides our local third raters have
cards to spare Don't
Try to hear; Lomax, Hugh Buch-
p an, George Tom Terrell (OliyeD
J, Gee! We will try you once-if
you make it Silver Threads"
The Young Peoples Movement
Club of Salem are here with us. Fam
lily! They pulled nice gathering OF
church clubs last Sunday afternoon
l2:30. Mrs A. Mccoy is president
and by the way she executed great
obligato in the choir under Mrs. Cone
Mrs. Palmer was attentive to guests
whilst the ushcrs. all pretty, gave eX-
cellent service Upon the whole the
program was slightly disappointing
The Master OF Ceremonies did not
have them" He should have pulled
the coat of that visiting preacher
Also should have been informed of tht
object" Mastering a ceremony /.
an art Why not come over to tht
Armory Friday evening as guest o
the Alpha Dancing Club and thirty
Others, and see just how we or oui
proxy does the trick. Might hell
you.
Special Note to Club Attending th'
Arnory
Desirdus OF stating that if returned
to city in time we will meet you an(
the FAMILY at the ARMORY Fri
day, 7:3O P. NJ. If possible to do SC
will notify President Alpha Delta
Wednesday evening and send Mr.
Mayo L. Williams. Or possibly Ed
tor-in- Chief Chicago Whip, Hon. Jos
d. Bib or other member of the Stat
will meet you. Good Luck either way
We shall be represented
Sorry that there is mo more room
for the other NINE Clubs which hav
their reports lying before me. Loo
elsewhere in the paper-especiall
upon the city page for them.
S'long, S'longl Meet you at Al
moryi
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-10-22

the various clubs
which are regis
tered with the Al
pha Delta Dane
ing Club as their
g est s.: T h c
A c m e, Epsilon
Omega, obnob
Social, Prairi c
Tennis, Sionelli
Adelphia, Oh i
Roamers, Alsace
Lorraine, Univer-
sity, B II 5 n c S S
Girls, Red Circle.
+ ort Dearbor /
Nurses, Ell Pro-
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-10-22
BY Walter A. Ellis

FRIDAY EVENING at 8 O'Clock
sharp the doors. OF the Eighth Regi-
ment Armory will be thrown open to
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-17
me I'M" URGES SIT DENTS
10 STUDY ~ ~I>IS~

pf Kramer ibik lini visited lil"
Guthrie noaloeea College ycstordag
ana delivered ! angelal sermon 60 iha
students So loid them business
education was 4 wonderful thing ior 4
Young man or Young woman 70 pos
Hess ii flts sou for the fight n
iife and f. makos you better men and
women Education "A uplifting AMI
places Yon nearef God the MORE y0a
study fhe bclter understanding y~l
have 81 tie here and lfe hereattuf
Tharo ~ nothing Nke eduatIen every
Young person should strive ior u ant
ahan aalaed 4 should be- used % the
heat advantage he said In pasa
lur hc TOOK occasion 70 praise me sp
m,reuf excellence og the Culhfle rust
nfss Collage
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-17
JENKINS LANDS A
FORCER IN STORE
When An Oklahoma City Youth
Offered Forged Check, Tom
Grabbed Him and Called
the Sheriff

= young man giving Its name AZ
NJ G. Collins and his hom, as Okia
homa CITY was caught by Tom Iefk
ips today while aitemptlag 10 pass 4
forged check on "E Carter and wa
turned over 70 the sheriff Collins hsa
a companion but tie companion Is.
capped IN car the two had COM a
town in. II is thought by Sheriff
Robartson that tne boys stole tia
car IN Oklahoma city and droy, q
here Description Of tho Toy who cs.
caped and OF tho car has been Wired
70 officers n nearby to@as
Earlier IN the week four ohaass
made out 70 Il, Carter were cashsi
by local merchants and II is presumed
that the boy IN the ear who escaped
did iho job D that time The ch ,k
offered Jenkins was for s2i
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-17
REPORT To |MPEACH STATE
TREASURER, ADOPTED
House VIII Draft Articles Trial
Before Senate May Come Noxt
Week Solicited Cam
paign Funds, Charge

oklahoma ciN Nar y l8 FhH
honNe of representatives of lhs us
lahoma legislature adopted ihH after
noon TIE feinrl NJ iis iuNnagleatnt
eommlllfe recommending lmnea,N
'meni pro, eedlugs asaaaf a Al i.es
eeatl stsse if9asufer The ynte was
airicliS along pariy lines Rppusr
rsus present voting fog lhs report ana
Democrats afaWst putet Newman
pf nr}an county nemntYaiH memter
oi ihe investiFattuH ,namti tiea. WA
excused trom voting ~ Ma request
hcrause of hls aaopal alaNona wlta
che treasurer
teoerafi ~ eharssd with having ai
'lowea ha name to be nsei 10 aoliat
lng Democratic campaign roniahu
7lona from persons eonno tna with
bauhs in this state ihe allegation ia
ms thai this omonuieA ga uo ltlaal
IAlackmMi hooglse of lhe treasnrers
.touiro over state money IN Banks
Democrats charecd on the floor 81
ttc houae that TIE attack on l.eeeraft
ls purely political
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-17
SHERIFF ROBERTSON m
GUN FIGHT WITH THIEF
Man Who Stole pynes Car Gets
Away But Sheriff and
His Party Retrieved
the Car

Fink Byner drIller At the RoNaaa
TEST drove bis new Fofd sedan ~
Guthrie hast night and hitehed it in
,ront Of friends house lle Mas
absent but short time bet some one
had grabbed the fIvYer durina his
short ahsenC He Immediately nos
fled Sheriff Robertson aud that oi
tccr got busy lie intercepted ri~
Traband who was driving BIS rsiss
racer and accompanied oy Duke pv'
and Roy Traband with pin d, the
wheel. the chase began and iudsins
from an reports t was Wild slAe
IA tho night but the stolen car was
,veriaken near Britain The irrar
jumped from the car took sho, at
Robertson and disappeared IN The
shnfhbery by the roadside Rober son
shot several times at the fleeing mna
but he says he ls certain none oi tae
flots hlt the mark Tho car uas
delivered 10 Byner this morning
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-17
PRIMARY FILINGS TO
CLOSE At MIDNIGHT
So Far There Are Four In Race
For Mayor. Two For Safety
and Two For Public
Utility job

The petitions FOR plarea un ihe fv
ntmafy ticket arr eofy Slow ln on
are ia Gus cork Anderson rcpars
tof mayor A. e Armstrong Georee
"a Anderson aad } w llaffnan pvti.
tloas arr oH iar Nfa Aade lat
! ow'hcr Hl .ha tad noi filed i a.
ne hour q enlna % pfrss
For publlc safety he only mal
WIS ~ Il NHchsll hii anofher wiu
be tiled before midnight Il FL sa'd
For puh 81 utilities - 81 Trapneli
has f|led for election ana Frank
j. HroNn SAYS he viii file before ibe
TIME expires
Three new memherH Of the aehoo
board afe 20 he elected two Cor
vacancies aud the seventh menbee
~ provided hN the new .neudmeni
Mrs May pihhoas. 0,s 1. pfnpq and
u " cafneu are alI ihai haee Oiled
as yci
The clty clerk uil hecn his off 4
open iill midnight AZ which time IN
must have flled ~ order "a have x
ace on tbe primary ticket
Friends o. George Pollard are urs
INK him 70 make tho race for mayor
and he may consent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-17
LOGAN COUNTY FARMERS
INTERESTED IN THIS
Y. r. Gilmore Has Patent That
Preserves Sweet Potatoes Is
Wonderful. Guthrie peo-
pie To Adopt II

= E q imaro ol psilaa is in aufht
re. presenting thr plan for earias
houses fer awoet poiatoes whNh hae
plovea so wonderfully sa ,essmi ia
California and reNas during the piaf
ak years Ne mei wth ihs ReA'.
fgrs ID noon TODAY which was
presided over Nv President is n
wood 81 the chamhcr of comm re-,
Hhc plan was tboroaehly discussed
and was endorsed and t VIA hc
presented AZ the meeting ~ Sweet
rotaloe Growers ~ Logan county so
be bod 80 Guthrie next Tuesday
night
SIR Gilmore gave TIE Guthrie reo
PIE iot - valuable data and infor-
nation and every growers 3 lhis lri
nation ara every grower 80 this lpi
meeting next Tuesday uighi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-17
nii. INt\ti~ a. tilk
,O,it~ 10 OIL ,iluut

NJ Clark IA coming e'ee ehfisl an
Fndeasofefs Ia aeeiyp fela5lppsall tt
the work ai ihe present lime lH lha
state ol Oklahoma aeve Aean w ies
The greatest wishes 81 shmsaaai ot
Is teasarera all osvf tNls goapf Isl
~ sec him ia elAsp bla hasi sa
hear lhs ncai nesaaga he always q
llsrfs
naeh % iSsi pr Clark ts-wt
.chr.sHsa Fr1estof Hc aup
dent n ,ho worlds ChuAtaa Fals
vor Union Il q warkins aN oytg lhe
luitea states fpd has many mlssfis
arics ~ fofrlgn epaatries an e,tslas
fos "chrst ana lhe rhuteA Naa afe
urgently requested lo tsme ta uRh
homa CITY 90 April fhe sMfA eHd
near the eroai moasaFe ho has iot Nas
along the fadeaYof tne ras s lAs
oaly stop he will mako ~ ,be afAse
and you cannot afford 10 mJsa hNaf
lnx him First Presbyterian paaeh
a. . a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-17
SHERIFF VIKINGS C0AFEs-
SION FROM BLACK THIEF
Willie GUESS Confcaaev 10 Long
List az Rohberiea Covering
Four Years and lmpli.
Gates Others

wlNie GaNsa local aesgo character
loue auspoepa Of house braAing was
afreasei laas week BY sheriff. Houeet
son. To-day ha @came clean Win lhs
shafiff told of sscaiiag set ~ har.
,,eae from Ray paYia. bu-Rlarlxlnx 'hs
Olamlh tDfe tha Crook ieweiFy rfure
Weubeggee atare. West sldn Gracery
store ~ entering many cellars aei
panlfpa Ia tho residence district of
ihn city to alan admitted stealing
sioeN eaepra belonging vo tho Pioneer
Mills
Tho rohberlea reel'ed and admitted
by Gnlcas covers period af four
yours lte lmniIeatea five others ha'
altea clawace johnson, all of whoni
lhe sheriff wlll have "a iall this after.
mon
Il feei ihai We have broken no iha
vofat Fang of thieves Guthrie esar
hed said Roucrteon today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-17
LOG VI. LEGION BOiS 10
JOIN STATE BAIL IIAct T.

LeBron Poet American Legion
have seurca room 80 convention hal
Ter ra gymnasium aud Will meet a. taAt
place rh1fsday ulght 20 perfeet
plans Frank Kelly who has epi-
Neutsd Is instruct The boys IA tex
lnr mud o,her athletics win meet
With them Thufaday ulkas An 81
terestlne meetlug u tas posf meme
bers was he'd last nsht ai The court
house. al which tlne Mrs Hetrek
Airs Dooioy Mrs AiIius and MIRA
Powers. Service Star members we-e
piesont 20 discnss The auxiliary wor<.
4 has also been definitely dceld-
ed that the local post vii be unit
o tho State Legion baseball league.
10 DO organized this summer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-17
WILD GILL McLEAs
CLOSES FOR DEFENSE

/. Ardmore March During The
aaon recess. the defense brought
from the hotel suite occupied hy
Hamon ard Clara hamon. lhe chsir
With which Il is alleged the colonel
struck ihe defendant VITA when he
xas shot II was planned 70 hae
Mr Mclean use Il ln his argument,
Mr Mclean took the floor At -
~ m lie began by explaining tA
law the dying declarations saying
that they should bc accepted with
g1 eat caution
Nr Mclean said only on one point
lad he and the court difsereaall bows
and girls under ISL think ev 81
child abe 70 understand facts and
allie 10 understand the relationship
shouid hear this trial Nv tonien-
tion is that God Almighty took q
hand IN THIS affair When a man AZ.
ssrts gure wife and 4 10Y ana grl
as that man dd Ae ought 70 w kilI.
ed.
say God did itv
he pointed 10 Young JAKE Hanoi
and said tha father set the worst ca.
amp'e possible for The noble son