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Evening star., 1922-02-26

The makers of Bond Bread have VOL
unfairly Bonded themselves to main
tain the same standard always backing
the purity of each loaf with the Com
panys written Bond.
Perhaps that is why Mr. Statler
places an epoch-making importance on
the Bond from which Bond Bread gets
its name-the Bond that goes into the
home with every loaf and guarantees
the positive purity of each ingredient.
Evening star., 1922-02-26

Roger Hornsby champion of National League
and George Ssler of the ST. Louis Browns who spent the
winter the Pacific coast photographed with Miss Patsy
Miller, movie
rwnd& Underwood
Evening star., 1922-02-26

XX7HAT has made E. M. statler
w the greatest hotel man of today?
Service. The sincere determination
to give you in his hotels the same high
degree of comfort which you enjoy at
home
BY that type of service, Bond Bread,
too, has won its way in the world.
Bond Bread enables you to get at the
counter the same rich loaf you used to
have when you baked at home
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-20

Wfru ncst c~lsr$sy Ms~ n. Pot
- ske ssny reeens - c<Rsr. and
tA~e ~s@s ous fnse ne Ssos~ e. ssw%a
nr~ " uas ssvea aASlcxsk. ana Hssseax
>esAex. Stnrs always rrvnes Il sewn.
As nsasal sAss mexTssng Mass n lsss
the outer dee< wses sS~eN while shs rs.
sshered tAe aast-saesh srsn tse ceanser.
aH4s' s&st~d inse psxxlsien shs c2rss *
fcsk~znA *s~< In sA<sr crstrxag roos
* hsxss TIE scs was synsnsaiscxi ~
Der wAeas lifeelw4ys hed Mss n
p&fte4 isfe rr~cAStnn xay irregular
hoes arhEssa0s cr exrewscaces thAs
Fad es~r CARED "a cNsruae coruer
srse hew hsAGt-SEaeesAeA xxs<seaxsA
Sc srrrea now essnplxsently 10
vhe~ sss~ ~erk cnafF~nsed q
Easns slseraeriy anekfue ran who
h&a ssrmhsea shrwukA TIE doorway.
ana who Was gAainx a. her now wiaA
sAs es~s es hamt~d ansnAaA a. bay.
sf@ Ges'x sake---Aonf give rne
ewsy" ~ Asaxsa. TIE seat mnmens
hs had assAek ~ her ama c~anred cut
q sssAs heAinA ttv co~nsrr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-20

Tie ANrman q. M Rw aF~ssh ard
FusA~A her eyes aMs~aly She was sure
she mss arcsntN1 There could not
~ naAa r~~lls. tsehsna that csasnttr =
seF rNumseFs
Outside xwas1n ef men ana hNyx
hvvslea hx s~o polscesnen swept nta
the street ana broke inse irr~aotuse
ntsAs xrwup~ Tsma ohe of the osScers
aAFkameA her taarway.
~lnn assfnt $50 hsg DARK hatred
chap sMnnan. s!st YEP he rantcd.
~nsIi thoaxht hw'a snsas Cur tAis deers
wes. He mlxkt hA' sllppsf In when
ser hack was tarued, we know. n ~
auus msmxs. weql NOOK And hs streAe
across the rw.m. se&vlng his colleague
20 guard tine acrs
II w1e shen thRt the extraordinary
hApg~aeas bliss n. deliberately turned
nwa waaSed rehind her counter and
when she had taken ur her position
her sksrss entsrels screened the h'ding
mnn.
The building wss smsxu enc n
ccfagxf~ea she store. with heArecra
h~thremn and isvingrosn behind u.
ana wide. nnhnish~a rcssa atovv
whesv were few surplus goods.
trunks ard haxeS A search IN this
lsnslsed ares naturally couia not es ~
lrnx Aerstacn and she osseef was soon
back gn she store
~fca'w 90. nslt. he grcwiei. Tile
asnT here Thank ~. ns&m.~ he
noaaca sSwsrA tie woman hsAsnd the
caanieT- The next moment the tecr
tsanSsy shut. aad The gesitenlassng nsn
sad tcss sook themselves nolsIly eas
~ sight.
IL he store the wesnan backed hnr-
rseasy away frosn her position. All the
bravery had hed from her manner.
Slse 1cod white and trembling. walt
inx
There was fanWemrs ssience. then
frum The shadows peered sasans fare.
They sogef~
Yes
TIE nan gaxed nj her curscusiy
then his ~sws snftess-d.
-">ee h~re. little WOMAN. ycu sure
VAS game. he mnsrnnred ~fsat--why
DID yon ae stg~
The wogsaan shook her bead
~i--4lcg - aow. xhe stsmmered
~Yon cmrv knrwf~
Again she shock her heat
~Ygnr eywx--shey looked somehow
llke-nehssg !. sfs falisred-
TIE nan Snalief.
-'I'ra sure I'm much obliged to-
Beety.~ be said grasely.
Yer ss~. there was dog after him,
Just Ike these naea we're alter Nuu.
explained the woman. harraeisy; and
Ne raa to Ens fcf prosecticn just an
you did. I keps hlsn then almost q
year
srou keTt hsm =
-Yes. Tsen he died. He'd got TO be
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-20
.. S. 70 CEASE
DuLD|ns SHIPS



waaAsaxtua Mas. ~ fhs sav~fns
msMt Viii haltl 40 mesw shlps.
thalrmaa la*s~s ef Ahe shipping
bcsFa. dsvlassg ~ an address, lsafsrs
tes sanaei sesssvniian hefe ef IN
eAsauhes ef pommeres III shs tfaEtst
slssssl rrsslases sIanisns has alasea
astuge soassass FFpxresn "a ssxI*e
Ieslea that undertakes d evsFeum~
tho alftieuislss now tssleg pfIvsss
opefssluu u shlgm. he saaef aad an
lsas that legislation "a new saaessst
lhs ars ~ ahlp hullsilua I'M AmsrIsA
with wisheF sua aia
MF lAskeF said that tho proposed
ship su1alsy inxIslasbaa admsstea1y
consisted W artificial mwHns ~
moes Ihs sgsuatlon. hus Il IA eHiy
through lhe Temporary asa ~ ard
fIeial msana shas the sIEusstoa ean
be- permanently Aased ami shis "A
mlnissFatlun d@e iaTsa YEA ssllsg skst
sha eaupsion ~ shs proxrsm whish
Il proposes will savN Tbs sisaatlon
and maks Amnsisa potent IA iss wwn
ssshsa On shs seas Amaeiea nnxs
have d msphaat marsns comparable
20 thai ~ sleaat slFisaiu. tbs Apeskss
Aasfad. II Il h b hasa navxs pnwar
posentlalls eaaai 10 shss cf slreas
britain
IN ell the naval shlrs Ia the wnfli
ware serappaas Mf EaAker said.
Great Britain, through hsr pvupan
aarsm fnerehans umglns weuEa he
nssrn anpfume ON tha aea than shs
sanla ever hope 10 hm etherw isw
es'rFtaln types ~ lnsfp hsns a'alp~ ars
as essential % shs Operations of i
navy IN sIyes o. war ~ shs sap.
lsal ship ~ tho navy lssalf IN she*~
iypea AmaFIea IA sadly deficient
compared wsih Great sss.;sln Al y
Irwiia = almost flvp 70 enc n fAynf
N the latter Auf sheFs can ha AZ
shouehG n hope af The taissd asatss
Keeping naval parity wIsh tlrsss
britain uniaHs wa Greats merchant
maFine poser 10 aauallsa ttsia dst.
foFunes
AR, t@ahsr sAia biz experience ~
ehmifnaa " shv ahippng hoafd had
convinced him that governmental
ownership ar araraslpn os shsps a.
as fnlaom IVY in sho Kardnn ~ in~
dumsry'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-20
pA,og MAKss Nxw
woEAo's sp1Ep HxcoNc
uAyssns Meas' ets ftsss chsssls
Levers iss Own wesiaFs Msrk ~
rressslno n Mlsss - Nate
~ ~ "a teo MHes Par
,sauRs

This raise s-w raysnna Model ~
|sabllshpa new weylaA steex chAsefs
record fof ~ miles on sss cesssi.
csslfufnia track sunday, MAJ lths
when n euscsur the dHssancn In rs
snlnasea end N NJ too ssennds
travelling Al lhe terrific speea uf
ss ~ mllss an hear plas
The maat interesting and slMaa
finwns gessare ~ thlA sNmAgkabts
performance ~ the FACE thas in osdeY
Ia establish 4 new words mafk fer
: miles the aMlNe haa sn shsttef
rswofas made hy itself about ear
|steF asn on the tinlontswn. ~
track AZ that time Y tFphe ~
woTldN stock chassis speedway
~ urds fFnm : IL lup miles These
records remained aulnashea aud
even unohalieNeei unsA Fhe rslSe
tackled shem on lhe California graeA
The pf~slous wpfIfs record tpr II
nliax set BY the raIae lsaelf Was
is sasss. ev sot miles AN houf. 80
tha, the performance IN California
shows marked Improvement over
= fisure that no ether car WAS able
10 lower or even equal In = years
time
rilctcd by Farl coupeg aud elnekni
10y Fred Wagner. official slmef fur
the A. A. A.. Tho record hreaksns
performance of the Paige AZ cotagl
Nas an exhibition dash axalual time
staged Al 4 preliminary to 4 reaulas
racing progsam an regulations fal
aueh speed sFlAis haylns been aulf
sonagalcd w'als the Al A. A tps
authenticated the California psr.
formance d the nsw raIaa Tine sal
- miles Il consequently priclalmrf
tha official rprnrd Cor stock ehasmia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-20
MILLION DOLLARS IN BOOzE
GRABBED IN WEEK

Washington, May 40 More than
81 .ooo.ooo worth OF liquor was seized
during the past week by the recently
organired general agents prohibition
forcos operating In ynrlous districts
throughout The country, Commits
sloner Haynes announced today.
seizuros wcre made. he said. IN
Ohio New York. Maryland. Georgia.
Florida, Illinois. Minnesota and
Kentucky. and were In addition 10
seizures made by agents OF state
directors ana local authorities.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-20

= Fr~s htk Eat then. tAoukN
s'xsAAh r 3uxmus~f she m~n sssh y r
vAna he ~. swsh kssl eSt' Ne
AWAY ~ A~~tse vstwnsl r
The ~ernsnx Nes ss~r~l rees~a
fw TIE man. te.A hsa heard ,hs sssr
II the stwet siew. ard had drawn
tsck hnpsisy.
The customer wes = woman, She
said xhs wanted q Hssoh ~ number
sixp shsesNs hus she n>ens iurs cnv
sAshsss hssytns shnt~ ~sd t~u nainases
tAlklnk ahoas she rcs~nt saritens~nt.
Nst that she kn<~ whe The fugitive
wa& ~ what he had dnue
Yen s~e.s sAlssred Miss H.. trrmu.
lcn~ly sdAwsxsrg ths DARK cerner q
sasaent iasss. '"yoaas realty have to
go@~man r.
Two vprcseAfal eyes locked cut as
her.
~fsus my DEAR ssas. I've Just COME :
srug they're hooking for ycu u.~evesy.
where y
.srNey sr~~~sne acsvr fer my lltr :
II Was trial sAes. hnt n hst the nssrEl
Hiss n wsnsvd vlxalsg ~Nen sse. u
] eeaia Mxt s@mn here tiil dsrk. :
wVnf oa she nsan softly, harrslng to
fullow w hos atsaatsEe
.risi dark Ma neiv sauH1
sa~resi shr woran.
'nf eVurse mot. hsrr. uHs~s sfsv
connfer.~ agreed the maa, crNwilns
frcm hss hiding rleev and rising % his
te~t "isnt W there swhind shs store
Sure listle women. you nint gasn'
hack cn Ne-~uow~ r.
~Bus nAsg Yen cnuidn'si you-.
rant" she hreke or fr~nsiesily. isapins
10 the anor fhat lcd Go The rear room
sna throwins II wide or<n A moment
later she stood shaking. alone. he'
hack against the closed door. Thef
she xr~%s deer opened snd = ~afnat
entered.
{ why, lard O. icvs. Miss n, dom
lamp 80. it's only mr.. lsughed tn
newcomer. 'pid se think u was shs
man they're chasia's He's geno ase'
age III warrant ye. Say. want sonss
hiack elaxslc--she round KIND 0o'
anyY'
Yes said Miss n falntls, ns sh'
forced her shaking lluahs 70 carry he
10 the elastie.hox behind the counter
ter.
Trade was good al Hayden's NotIo1
Store That morninE. The rnsh Of Gus
tom--ana gossip gave Miss u. ~
time. indeed. tu attend "a that fear
sonae secrr, behind her iivinrro room
until noon. Then she managed timidll
20 open the door and peer Int th'
little room AT once she stepped In
side and shut the deer very quickly
her eyes wide with surprise and terror
TIE man stood before the stew
scramhling eggs The table WIS meat
ly set for two. and the room Tnel
pleasantly ~ coffee and baked pcfn
tees
fTo be continued Monday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-20

ThIa Ia fheumatism ~ sha mnss
eles OF tha hack. n cnmas on s::ss.
denly and IA es..s painful. Evay
movement akgrasatem tho diaeaHn. tsa
70 bod, keep quiet and have cham.
berIains fAnIInent applied and a
qnick recovery may he expected.
Mrs. r ], Damn. nroekport, N. r.
writes. II can honestly say that
Chssnbcrlain's Linimont rur~d mo of
lsnnbago a year agp last summer
when began unina n. | wac fiat on
my hack in bed and could not turn
10 the left or right hAa hotsie ~
Chamhnslains i.inImsut Ia tho haasa
and this VAS applied 10 my back
II promptly drove away the pains sni
aches"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-20
BRONCHIAL TRoueLE
CAUSED ANXIETY

Try roicy's Honey and Tar fof
x~oarl,s. colds and Group. John u
HekklnF. ges Burgess Place. passaic.
IN i writes. n was snffsrkg from an
arate case OF bronchial trouble which
gave me considerable anxiety foleys
Honny and Tar deserves all the creuas
Cor my being well ow."--Sold every
where.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-20

The haccalureate services al The
school auditorium drew q large aud
iencn. The sermon was by Prof.
Green OF Oklahoma City College. ON
May fathe Juniors entertained the
seniors With social st the e. W,
Jones country home. on May 3 The
high school boys had a game Of ball
with the Crescent boys al this place.
our boys won, the score being ~ TO
6. May 10 a game Vas piayed ut
Cress enf. Mulhaii won again the
score being Is to a. The home boys
have been successful In four games
this season. May 10 the domestic
scsenee girls entertained their moth
trs ard members Of the school board
with 4 dinner. The members o. the
faculty wefe also in the crowd. Early
On the morning OF May - the senior
class ard high school faculty drove
ID the Cinsarron river and bad break
fast II was q jolly time Tor AT. The
pupils or Hiss MaSon's and Miss
webb's room gave play at the audi-
toriurn. Miss Inslish roofa had a scc~
iai at w. X. Atscaid residence last
Saturday night
Miss Mabel Merkie Win leave this
week for Jersey City. NJ j.. 70 resume
her mission work among foreigners
landing ON cur shores
J. E. Thompson and daughter Sara
Hsre ln MElhall from coyle Tuesday
afternoon.
-. C. Hyde has gone to Stroud 10
! 40 The store work on = bsssinsss
bnilding.
Yrrd walkers little fire year old
KIsi Geneva was taken TO the hospital
It Guthrie iast Thursday for treat
mert OF absessf Of the throat Ths
girls Aanf Mrs. r. A. Hartman and
IhSs grandmother, Mrs. wm Walker
Iwent TO Guthrie Friday 10 sse how the
patient mas getting along.
----<---
H. A. Anderson. auditor for The
lwezr-tS-wesI shoe Company was In
Haihzii Friday doing business for biz
firm-
Mr.. =. n Hildrsfh and Mra ,. y
Iz1rrick were visitors With friends ia
cafhrss fer 6ays -.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-20
CHILDREN NEED ir
IN HpRiN0 TIME

Mrs q Osborne. Tsie Hillside ma.
Cleveland, O., writes My grand
daughter took roleya Honey and Tar
and her cough is now gone. II ioos-
ened the phlegin 40 shn could raise II
easily" Take Foleys Honey aud Tar
for feyerssh colds, coughs, ''snuffles.'
Group and whopplng cough. Sold
everywhere,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-20

Nf and Mrs Robert ciats sfs At
home from lyndon, Kansas rh%y
we're callea 1T the bedside ~ Mr.
saasss moshsr. she aisd a few aays
amer their arrival there
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-20
FOLEY KIDNEY HulS
F4A E8 &t~R FhWFF@ aHM FAn03H
srArg YOURS AND
coMRApE DROWNED

rNYls. Texas. May ~ Clyde n
Iiurscn ~ s'antetIo. Cay. and Ted
Iluehna ~ lluNo. oklahoma wsre
drowned whIls flshIax ia nuebaek
iahr a ihgp Their boat overturned
fiafvm arrived "Wednesday from Cali
fornia 10 yisis ilakhes. ais sehoss !
mate
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-20

lirelnnlnK with next sunday tho
general delivery window oE the post
Aiier ~ Mulhall viii nus be opsuaa
ON sundass as he' Snfurs. Tho lobby
door viii be open, 70 persona having
boxes can set their mall
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-20

MIR and Mrs. Cecil iloopea have
mesed into the Myans house south ol
the school building Cecil has taken
a position At the Bali hardware store.
The pnehning hoys have moved 60
Mulhall The stock OF gonds they he.
gently purchased at orlando,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-20

4 part ~ thc office building which
stored near the cotton sin has been
moved 90 the elevator fus she use az
the MsNhall Co.orsratlss Grain
cumpany,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-20

Mr. and Mira A. A. urny drove cus
east cf Malhall Sunday afternoon 10
visit Mira 0mys parents. Mr ana
Mrs A. ". issher.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-20
Dope He Right,
May So Not,
Happily Think

Honolulu, r. IT,. May 10
Not all Of the laughs are in the
comic sections~at least not in
Honolulu. where a large pro
portion os the oriental popula-
tion has Gniy a bowling ac-
quaintance with English.
In a recent isaale OF thc lead
ing afternoon English daily Of
The island capital the follow.
ing advertisement, evidently
the work or some Japanese
whose ambition exceeded his
knowledge Of English, ap-
pesred:
.MusA Shiys. the Shirt Maker.
(Also shoten for sale dry
goods, too.) announce
gladly To produce
BABY Week.
include cyerythiugs require.
Ten per cent of than usually.
Many very nice fnrnituras
for baby and child which hard
IN believe for price, should say
~. How good thought arise nj
spriDgtimc for baby, alyc smaII
animal. Wonderful. Seek
Notice: For finding Mnsa
Shiys shop not N easy because
small but can do. Advance
away from Waikiki side pass
famous. Fish Market where
/ tourist looking funny fishes
makai side King street pause
before come On river. Mnsa
sh0p closely between, Good
mex. 4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-20

Mr. and Mrs W. A. Helden and
famlls and Mr. ard Mrs Albert
heiden and family os Guthrie spsut
SUNDAY with relatives IN Nulhali.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-20

lIEA VMltkA>s RAA&AtfAl
nom MalhAli laa week TO the "a. y. |
i'esssf faum three msles norsheAst Of /
iown.
Mlsx Gladys Randall IL spending a
NV weeks WAITING with friends IA
uathfss and Oklahoma city she ~
Gently closed 4 sucvcssfal tsrm of
school aser Malhan
AIRS. Cisrencs psehl has arrived
frem oak Park. M, on a visit With
her mrna Nir amt Mfv W. n
shafts a, the garm hosne scvsn miles
southwest u Muihall
AR. ana Mrs. fwllliam Klssnef have
gone 10 sleepy ky~. MINI. 10 spend
ths sumnnet.
Mrs. Martha Leach ~ Al present
stopeIng with her daughter. Mrv. !
In. Htldvesh Ia Malhall
q VI. spsnsirr OF shilaer. spent
few hours In Asplhali last Friday. lie
was formerly resident of this place
The vote on the questaon ot a bond
lseaw NJ Saa.eSp for new school
building At orlanao at recent elee-
siea failed 10 casvy.
oil men are working 10 secure a.
block of leases In thn vicinity OF
coyle The proposition IA TO pas
down test we'll
There will be tAeniy -one graduates
from the Marshall high school shis
year, This IA the iarxess class the
school has ever had,
The barn on the A. A cCraken
place vest of MulhaIi was blown
down during storm enc day las,
week The peach orchard was badly
aamaEcd
II. II. BAKER of this place has taken
ehragc of branch produce house az
Orlando.
3. II. Vaughn Is putting in thirty
acres Of kaffir corn along with his
ether crops
| David Schelhing and children OF
Guthrie wcra In Mulhall Sunday
spending the day al the lsandcil home
/ j. +. DeihI received one hundred
chicks BY mail from Clinton, lows.
last Saturday There we're fifty
Rhode island Reds and tifsy Barred
Rocks
/ Rev u. e. Mcdonald raHter Of the
Baptist church nj Gugnrie will preach
ithe memorial sermon IN the preshy-
iterlan church, Mulhall sunday after
neon May 2s. iea2.
Msss Esther Van iiassel is on a
stit with her brother fIarry and
family NJ Coyineton.
1 Miss Myrtle Murdoch had few
days stay with her grandparents Mr.
and Mrs Alex Murdock near Orlando
| Mrs. II. Al. isaltson is visiting foi
few days with E. q Champion and
family AZ Guthrie
| Mr. and Mrs. VI. W. clannoh wers
IN from the farm sunday TO spend ths
any with slr. and Mrs. G. r, Bennett
\ Col. Zack Mulhali has been In Ok.
lshoma City FOR few days this week
4 W. w. MCMILLAN Of Guthrie ia nos
putting In bis tiIno at his peach farm
---~---.--.--~---4------- .--..-s.-s--
~>~~~~~>~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~>~-->~~~>~~~~>
X Dope He Right,
/ May So Not,
/ Happily Think
Is :. Honolulu, r. II. May 70.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-20

from MalhAii iasl week TO the "a, E
ino,ssr f4rm three m'les northeast Of
sewn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-20

Miss Gladys Randall Il spending =
NV weeks Waiting with friends IA
Oathfss and Oklahoma sis. she rv.
Gently closed 4 successful ssrm of
school near Malhan.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-20

Mr. and Mrs. n. L. kmcaid's three
yeAr old aifi was histcn by cal last
sunday afternoon. Hha was playlnr
vita H. The AMlmAi was KILLED ana
thc head sent 10 Oklahoma cisy Cor
examination 90 ascertain whether
there were any symptoms nf hYaro+
pobia. The examination proved there
Was ry careful srsatmens the little
girl ID recovering frem The bl,N
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-20

r. O, liawa shipped carload of
stock from this place Saturday night
and niso Monday night Both cars
went to Kansas city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-20

The Mothers Day services At our
churches last sunday had good at.
tendance Tho special selections
were IN keeping with the spirit 81 the
occasion. The enrnaiion WAS IN eyi-
dcnre everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-20

MlAs Loretta Robinson who waa
taken 20 the hospital al Guthrie last
week for an operation for appondl
ci,is ~ recovering rapidly and will
soon be hack home again.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-20

g. VI Spanzicr Of Hhllder spent y
few hours In Atplhali last Friday. He
was formerly resident ~ this place.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-20

G. II, Mills IN in the hospital al
Guthrie for treatment.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-20
SENATE GROUP BLOCKS
HARDING'S DESIRE TO
HEED EURoPE'S CALL

lc'ontlnucd from page ~
that tha time IL ~ hand when
America could USE il power IN
such way a. 20 be Of great
benefit 20 The rest of tho world
and to America.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-20
Some Things 70 Avoid

or course, few people are
'simpIc enough 10 think that
America ought necessarily 10 do
all the things that Enrope a~ks
America 10 do. nur 10 precisely
the way hey invite Aemrica 10
do il. hit there IA hardly 4 mnn
Of open mind who doex not he.
lieye that with the Genoa cnn.
ference out ~ the way America
could assume the Initiative 10
Americas own way and take
some steps which would he ~
successful aud even more fruitful
| OF good than was the calling of
the Washington conference on the
Limitation III armamcnia.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-20

" A. Iobdcll a former Mnlhail
young man, but later OF Wilson. Oh.
iahona has opened store In Okla
homa city
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-20

The vote oa che aaesiaon ot bond
issaw NJ Saa.esp for new school
building at orlanau nj recent elec-
siea fAiled 10 carvy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-20

49, c. Hyde has gone 10 Stroud u
40 the store work on . business
bnIlding.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-20

Mrs Clsrencs psehi has arttsed
lrem oak rNk. M. on visit With
her parsnts Alr amt Mee. VI n
shafts ai the garm homs sVveA miles
southwest u Malhali
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-20

ntl men are working TO secure a
block ol leases In the vicinity OF
Coyle The proposition IA TO pat
down test we'll
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-20

There Will be t~eniy y-one graduates
from the Marshall high school shis
year This IA the iargess class the
school has ever had,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-20

AR. ana Mrs. William Klssaef have
gone 10 sleepy Ry~. Mimi. 10 spend
ths summef.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-20

+. n. BAKER of this place has taken
ehragc of branch produce house a,
Orlando.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-20

The barn on the A. A McCraken
place vest % MulhaIi was blown
down during storm enc day last
week The peach orchard waa badly
damaged
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-20

3. II. Vaughn Is putting in thirty
acres Of kafsir corn along With his
ether crops.
David Schclhing and children OF
Guthrie were In MnlhaIl Sunday
spcndinR the day at the Randcil home
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-20

J. s. Deihl received one hundred
chicks by mail from Clinton. lows
last Saturday There we're fifty
Rhode isIand Reds and fifty Barred
Rocks.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-20

J. +. Thompson and daughter Cara
xsrs ID MrIhall from coyle Tussd4,
afternoon.