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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1922-02-23

Washington.-The United States geo
logical survey announced a decrease Of
more than 2OO,OOO,OOQ tons in the
worlds production of coal in 1921 as
compared with 1920.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1922-02-23

indianapolis. United Mine Workers
4 the Illinois district promised Alex
snder Howat and other expelled Kan
miners continued financial support
1t until April 1st,
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1922-02-23
TWO MORE SEEK
COUNCILMAN JOB
Frank J. Long and William
J. Ohnsted Take Out
Petitions.
LIST GROWING FAST
Petitions for Councilman at Large

John Burns
Conrad Shearer
Henry B. Robinson
A. NJ. Eeergaard
D. Harry Smith
William M. Pyne
liner Turkelsen
Michael ]. Donahue
John F. Schwanke
Frank L. Long
William J. Ohmsted
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-08
Third Time and Out.
mo More Of That
Woman" Said He

Chicago. June g.. This set
ties It'll never marry that
woman again
Such was the laconic re
mark of Daniel M. Burnham.
wealthy cigar manufacturer.
when informed that for the
thir time Mrs. Pauline Gibon
Burnham had filed suit for
divorce.
The suit Is the fourth Burn
ham has faced. His first wife
was granted a decree. and in
1912 Burnham married his
preset wife Her first bill for
divorce was dismissed in 1917
after a reconciliation but a
decree was granite In her sec.
ond Suit in 1919. Eight months
later the couple was married
again. They told friends. the
re-marriage was for the same
reason we were married the
first time. :
Drunkenness and cruelty
were the charges In each suit.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-08
STORY Or BILL
D00l|M REVIVED
''0ld Timer" In City Recall
Events That Transpircd When
Guthrie Was Like the Little
Red Bull" Somewhat
Younger

Two early day Guthrie citizens
were in Guthrie this week renewing
old houuainlancea Al kunix and
Prank Ellis. nosh lived here when
the Old town wNs Wild and wcoies
anu the had men came here foF
their liquor supplies and 10 have a
say time ln the Reeves shonkeicnts
ANA other places OF entertainment" !"
ELLIS was police officer in the
early days and had many close
os'l, hut usually nuhdned hls MIN
lie j. now engaged IN the retail meat
hlsiness In los Angeles and "a
prospecting lie ia here on business
and viii rvraIn for few daya
sieltlns old+llmera.
Al kunss. In the early days before
statehcoa was depnty register ~
deeds. The boys tell story Oh
krnts that is not bad, Ono eycn-
iug he and hts beat gIri were huggy
riding near The Cimarron hill, north
a tho city. Returning home IN the
gloamlng they were held np by two
men. forced 20 yacaio the haRgy anr
Al was relieved OF hts spare cash.
which he @la. howev'sH was mot
much. as those were the lean years
and ready cash was not so pIentl-
fal The nnharpy couple wero com
pelled 10 aalk Dack 10 town, In the
mtaniime h tia stasn came on
md they were drenched To the nki.,
when they reached Guthrie. Thon
they we're told ~ iall break anc
the escapo Of seyerM desperate pris-
o1cfs, The men who neld up Kuntx
ana hiA 9an. II afterwards developed.
wore Doolin and 'nliiofcraok, two
uF the escaped prisoners and noted
outlaws. both Doclin and "nIitcr~
creek were afterwards killed In a
hatllc VIII Bli roSrs,t presen,
deputy u. 4. marshal and Bnl TiIs
Gilman knnsg Is now IN ihs hank
inc huaincas AZ Anadarko.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-08
COTTON PRICE GOES
up IN a FLASH

Rev Orleans, Jane s. - Cotton
rA'aes SCARED skx2ard "Wednesday
foslsH ng The resdsne of the govern ;
mene's crop rrpors, gains of more
tAaa s. bale over Tuesdays quota :
lions teius registered IN the final
Ga1ing
Texas. Georgla and oklahoms
shrce large producing ssases. we're
Shown in the report as being very
backward in the carrcnt crop. Geor-
gaa conditions being most alarming
The closing hours saw frantic
covering BY shorts as the list be-
Ean 70 rise. The market. win the
exceriion ~ CIV York July. made
new hishs for the season.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-08
POSTOFF1CE sPOHS SYSTEM LIKELY TO BE CAMPAIGN ISSUE

has aptIy termed the political pie
counter was accomplished by an ex-
ecutive order establishing the system
OF the three highest eIigibIes. /" uuder
this system the final appointment j.
shade from the three highest names
on the eiyil service list Of posimas'
fcrships.
The order against which criticism
il now being directed provided that
when vacancy exists or hereafter
occurs In the position of postmaster
al an office OF the first, second or
third class, if such vacancy " not
filled by nomination OF some person
within the competitive classified civil
service who has the required quail
fiestIons then the Postmaster General
shall certify the fret y the Civil
icqotinnoo a. r1Go ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-08
IN. I. HOME MISSIONARY
CONFERENCE ENDS T0M|GH1
Visitors Delighted With Treat
ment Received Prom Guthrie
Citizens; Drive Over
City Enjoyed

yicAsne session NJ tAe oAaahem'
confefenee, womcns asons Misslnafs
society og the M X church wiz iaks
place tAis evening in the church. This
sosslous he'd through the past three
days haze Aeen very successful sc-
eoralns % MIS- J ". Norman. ssc'
retary a. the conference. Who said ths
visiting delegates are Delighted VIII
tho reception given them.
Wednesday evenings pgasrAm IN th'
FIRST A.. " church Was excellent Al.
thoaeh the lights were of much q The
time The pageant given hy the West
side. Qucen Esshers was Inspiring and
Impressive 4 Qnarsesse sng 4 beau.
lslfai selection, A basiness meeting
followed
THURSDAY morning the womaas
Hcna Missionary SocEcsy's conference
WAS opened with desotiou afic'
which there Nas business session
followed Ay repers ~ peaccncss
Miss Csrl of Vermont 'eilinr of her
work among the Italians Then Miss
RinkAold told atcas the training
sshool tn Kansns CITY IN which iAero
are gins from oklahoma This con
ference has reason 10 feel sroua AZ
these kris there in training. DurinF
The noon hear the convention drle.
GATES were taknn over 10 the iM NJ
ho1atal and Nurses llnme where they
we're. entertained
The following program was rendered
this afternoon
pavotions Life Service ...
. Rev Robert lchew. Guthrie
Chlidrens Work
~ Mrs ". r. Patton. Bobarg
THE C'iinic"~A Humorous preson
tasiun az Methods.
oneea Esther work.
Song and Yells.
Qnepn EStherH IN Acton.
Reports from District Eecraiaslca
Awarding Conference Bafncr.
Runud Tahls niscusason.
~ APPEAL from The queen Esthcr,
for Leaders from among ths
women.
Closing conducted by the Conference
President
Adjournment.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-08

In real classy game OF base
l,ail the Lions defeated the Rotar-
lars yesterday afternoon BY score
OF 10 10 ,.
Coach Young OF the high school
pitched and Harold Smith caught
for the Lions walle Nelson OF The
! ountaIn hurled for the Rotaa ana
a'srpu IIatoleIor very dhxteriouaiy
in'tied the sphere behind the BAT.
ters.
The game went full nine innings
and The players casorted liko reg
hIar Dali guys. Art Dibbina In leap
ms for high fly. missed tho barr
eut ~ coming back 10 earth twist
cd bis ankle out Of commission lie
ls In bed today.
Two more xamca viii DO p'syer.
the team winning two out OF the
three will be presented with PEN
Inant.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-08
HIGH kl.lxkERS ARE
HELD m JlRl

Los AnSeles. June Three high
cagicleas and tAsrts .foar allsgosi
mens~sS of the ka klax klsa
svere indicted by the los Angeles
ceans grand iary ON rive ooanss Of
felony charges IN connection Win
IA ral4 NJ lnKsewcoa near here April
- in which ore man. sasd TO have
been a member Of the ki&n. vas
fatally wounded
The Khan officers wnrc wlliam s.
ccharn. grand geasln AZ the paclfsc
domAln and saereme attorney pg the
crsier: G. N. PRICE King kleagie sar
the state or California ana \. A.
nAker kieaele. or ongMnsscr. for the
counsv of Les Anseles Baker -
1naer arrest Aere whsln cohurn ana
Price are understood 10 he in the
east.
SIX ether persons we're indicted,
eash John Doe The charges arc
false imRrixanmera. two counts.
4 emaggins Two counts ana assault
VITA intent TO commit nardef, one
couEs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-08

Okmaisse. Iane s~-wlIlIAm Z san.
se,. full -hlvosiea t'hvssKee Ia,:sssn. wno
wae known 10 New York saplrty A.
Captain Fluehest W islehester. 10.
FAY started lOF Pittsburgh 10 flni
his wife.
Sunset. who says hc has an Off
clal recofa whlle an aviator tn
France. WAS hfuhen hearted when he
left.
Mrs sansss lafs Monday. takInw
with her their two children and all
the money tkSs bad. aec.adlng "a
Sanset.
Sunset. according % his ztaty, wss
the flrs, American InalaA whn went
"a France az soldier and became
a flyins "ace There he was mar
rlcd q French slrl. Anno Maxlk,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-08
CARSON WINS scHotAHsalp

I.zmosne Carson. forn erly of Cath
rSs ard graduate o. tbs caahrie High
School. won the 1nn@aI scholarship
az the Oklahoma phhrmareuticsi
Association Tn a osnwfcsirs e12m-
snatior held at the s-nool of pharmacy
al the Trirersigy of Oklahoma Thik
schoaarshAp carries the svm Of t75 TO
;he winne- al the heesnnlng q the
next term of school
Other waznerx Ia the e0Hsext are In
order. Naeml Faren. 0k-xhonla City.
Fred G. Anderson. PswAaska: ard
sidney Mills. cAickasha-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-08
British and Irish
Confer In London

London, Jane : The British
ministers and Irish delegates
prepared 10 resume their confer
enees today.
Ii Ii understood that thc com.
inunicaiions brought from Dab.
lin bv Arthur Griffith the Dali
president. while hcing in the
maiu reaSSuFing 10 the cahine,
members. do moi fully settle thu
difficulties over the convention
for the Irish Frcc States. as
drafted.
Aside from harmoniglng the
new constitution with A. treaty
II ~ understood several t. III
nieal matters arr occupying tbs
attention Of the eonferees neees
stating consultations with th'
governments law officers.
There ii nothing. however, "a
suggest amy hitch in the negoti
aiionS toward which tho news
papcrs maintain a hopeful atti
'ude
II is reported from Duhlir
that Michacl Collins. suffering
from severe cold, was unable
10 fulfill bis engagements yester
day and may be unable II attend
today's meeting of the Dali
Eirrcann
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-08

have been handed out by Representa-
iives 10 their active political workers.
Coupled with this charge, u heard
the plaintiye protest that only 70 Re
p1biseans have the advantages of this
vicious system accrued reeommcnda'
tion Of Democrats, il Is claimed ,hayc
been overlooked. while Republican Rep
rexenfaiiycs and Senators have had
only 70 make known their wishes ~
III postmasterships, 10 have the thing
accomplished. As long as system
81 partial political patronage pcyails
ia the postal service, the Influence Is
that Democrats feel they should not
be left entirely out.
Political Pie Counter
The maneuyer BY which postmaster.
ships we're put On what George w.
Norrfu (R.) Senator from Nebraaka,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-08
Bonus
Bill Is
Presented

Washington. June s-Thf
soldiers henas bill was formally
presented today III the Ssnats
hy Chairman MctMmber Of the
finAnce committee with an sc.
companyine report placing the
protahle cost 10 the government
VI SS.>sS.esq.a a>i spread over 4
period og ~ wars from next
January I This ! approximate
lv Sa50.nnonea less than the
estimate under the lIaazse hin,
which was ss.o9s 10 $50. pay.
able in 70 wears
The Senate hin estimate was
prepared ~ treasary experts ard
il based On the theory that "
per cent al the 445S.l9a veter-
aES who would he eligible for
compensation would eloct the al.
issted service certificate option
- 10 per- cent. farm, home and
land settlement aid. and . i-s per
cent vocational training aid
Should All Of the veterans select
fne certificate plan sae iesal cost
would he s44s6.5s5.a75.
Chairman MrCnmherS report
Sssd il Was hoped that the re-
siarfion in governmental cxpcndit-
urcx, plus the payment of in
tercs, on the refunded foreign
obligations would he sufficient
t. ohxiafe ;hs imposition of al
disienal taxation.
~if il does benosnc Necessary
N impose additional taxes" the
reror continued "St Is believed
vs. can better determine the
amonn: of the necessary levy
and the methods of distribution
sach burdens fer the future al
later date. "
As fn the refunded foreign oh
legations fhr hoY,e was expressed
thar fhiw soon would he ohssinesl
and that il will he possible foT
she foreign governments 10 pro
visar for the immediate payment
Of. Interest thervur- 50 that ssseh
interest can be used toward DE-
fravimg the exnenses authorized
under this aei.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-08
Man and Woman \
Slain While Asleep
In Whisbang Hotel

ponca city. Okla. June s.--Blily
o't4sre. &c. and Bosella Adamscn,
2s, were killed at 200 O'Clock this
morning at De koye, formerly
Wink eano. by an unidentified man
wto walked into the room IN which
they were alleged to have been
sleeping and fred two shots, one
entering the worsn's heart and the
other tho mans head,
Officers working or .he case de
clare that D taxi driver carried .
man answering the description Of
the murderer to schidIer AT 400
o'clock and an arrest 10 expected
socn. The man Is said 10 be known
to officers. The man who did the
shooting 10 ssId to haye been IN.
toxIcsted.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-08
ATTACHMENT or PASTOR
IRWIN HAS REEN POSTPONED

fRy Tho Associated Press,
Ls~ton. aune 8---Arra~aerscnt o.
the Rev The-ss J. irwin. former pas.
tor ~ Tire Fsrxf Presbyterian church
here or charge os ars1r was cost.
pores untii o'clock ftls afternoor
~hen the case was called N gustsce
court here 81 1000 e'cleck this morn .
ing. The ceisy Vas rrsoe Necessary.
= Was explained BY counsel on beth
s'oes. because Of ether eases which re i.
9u'reo their ssienson before noon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-08
Whisky !.
PeddIe
Skittl9,

There II huFen tedsfsl ~ ~ RI
Guthrie ana hMvn been fas ~
eomhla9 Tho slsy ips nvislvaee @as
sellers ana umksss " boase and dis-
peaaeea VI narrlllu dsuks and y y
whispered that there will 10 several
Afrssta sucn. osaga Indians. here snr
trial or az Witnesses arm buuss hounds,
and II shege Il llauof available they
lssuAlly Kys 20 il and ray the prizes.
Hot an usaae will not 10 20 . buis~
II ha il placed on cath he will tail
wherp Nv bought the becse And that
u shn reaaaa why he il epapslisd -
pas suvnfai sIsnrw IA usueh fcs hI*
liquor IA hia white brother
The Visiting aaseeslssa are nav
rrptsy we'll known "a tho vpfsf~*hr
here and shsy sfe lasiix oif sha
hoeso selling business temporarily ana
viii 10 sormans n 4 measure AZ ivast
until nest week whom tho 'spostess~
so ta either fteIds.
Local delivery deaisr#r bald rons
ference last sunday a II raid and IL.
sued ssrlet uls# TOE se'f pfes~Fya.
tlou. ~ wlts
Ma liquor 20 he carried Ia cars
No telephone calls auawv red
M perauaal saiea pxeupt to knuwn
rustemeFs
No liquor 10 be kwps In she usuas
caches
ON the questlnn ol eeaslng all ealss
Cor tho week The mwwtlng divided and
4 aaa At Iaat aKrepd 10 adopt tho
onsh ard carry system Thia will ars
|ply, however aaly 10 the FuFngnIsei
sFadv These folks aud othsfa pos.
ssssinx the ne~ssaFy Identification
credentials will bs TRANSPORTED frea ~
|ehaFwe 10 the naw salea polais where
personal Deliveries slil ~ maa#
asms Neat Tricks
Our visiting federal detectives have
Ia variety ~ tricks Onn IA 10 seles
phone Some suspected dealer In III.
lpieit lightning ier delivered pint
and shafuupon maks the uifssh A..
other Il 70 stroll ap 20 likely InokInx
b"otisxger and grow scaflasntlai.
Hotel portess an charter members or
ihc mystic ring are also regarded IA
chosen fruit.
u Il thair pleasant custom to devote
Ia week n these divers spoFss ana
then. usloa tils exploration 81 hectic
crusade. q Issue q nsatls typswrsttan
statement of the toll In men and
whisky They carry no advance pub
l1rlsy man hence the bootIaaxars'
n"ed oi acquiring their own Intorma.
llon and acting accordingly
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-08
MANY OUTSIDE HARVEST HAND4
COMING TO STATE

According TO Claude Conncllay
slato labor commissioner II will fo-
qllirc 1000 men from out of tho
state TO aid In caring for the harvest
this year This. whilo appearing
large IN It's face Ia less than half
the number imported last year
Garfield and Woods counties will
ure the greater number OF imported
harycsters. Logan county viii ueed
hut few.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-08

Londonderry, June s---Slx
hundred mcn of the Liverpool
regiment arrived here last night,
taking mp quarters IN Tsrman-
haccA house. owned by tho
Nazareth nuas. Uwynns institute
and The Magcc Presbyterian col.
lcge. al on the Donegal side OF
the river foyle. The l.ondon
derry military barracks are or
the county Londonderry side Of
the Foyle, NJ that there are nov
large concentration ON both
banks of the river.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-08
GUY L EAGLE. NOT
~. L. EAGLE. IN TROUBLE Y

In the stOry rrintce yesterday O.
the Eagse dirorce case fled IA
csunay cszrs TIE na1e of w /
Esg3e was rired with that of Guy L
Eagle w. H. EMxie II prosnineni
CnihrSe cZiizen and rsspected bns-
lress snan and Is in no wsv coz
nocse6 with the case Of Cuy l.. Eagle
the Leader Il sorry thai bis iaiiiaiE
were Used.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-08
DRY GOODS FIRM 10
ALLEGED BANKRUPT

Oklahoma CITY. yune s.-Pesalon
y Involuntary bankruptcy agalns.
The Kooerts-Little Dry Goods com
pary. Main street aid Harvey ave-
n1e. was filed In federal court
Wednesday. 3 was filed by Nc
Laury and Hoops and Morse. WIZ
inEham and Tyson. sttrrneys for the
Manly Office supply company o.
this city. the Baker Hanna anr
Blake company Of this elsy and Cole
man and company OF New York City.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-08
RETURNED SOLDIER KILLS
SELF EY HANGING

fBy Tbe AsserkHied Pfesss
San Frznxasce. guna A. Earl Hayk-
Sns. 2s years odd. forrner Phsde.-
shia newTpapermsn. and eaptasn
in the rniitd States army during
the Worad Wsr asfenpted saicids
by hanging isg night PhyEicisns
said hNs recorery was G0uhffsf
Hsrkins suffered sha1-shcck ac-
cordjnx &c friends ana had rot re-
covered completely.
He was recensly empsoyes on an
Oakland newspaper
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-08

Mrs N. N, McKeIyey, missionary
recently returned from India AMI
who IN nov conducting mission
school al Oklahoma city win bo n
The United Presbyterian church hero
Friday night at \ o'clock 10 deliver
a lecture All are invited,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-08
CiINTONs TAKE I.INTEns
TO SECOND CLEANING

Clinton, June s.~-0ushrIa dropped
tho second game 10 cilntoa BY tna
score u . 10 Wednesday. Poor
fielding on the part u lhs Linisra-
causing five errors, al costly. paye9
tho way for Clinton 10 pila up tina
winning runs This tiaa Clinton and
Guthrie for frat place. 50 the isas
satne of she seres here today should
prove a real batiie.
Following Is the score by innings;
Al IL "a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-08
MERGER rs FORMED
or SHAWNEE BANKS

Shawnee, June s--Nerginx Of TIE
ssste Nationag hank and the Unlon
State bank here With the officers OF
the Tnscn staSe bank becomlng ms
oahecrs o. the new bank. was an
bounced Wednesday n.xA;.
The merged bank opened soeav IN
the State Nat.onsl hesdqaarters
nnder tie State Nationals name.
The nerxer gives the new hank re-
sources o. more than si.bsa eso.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-08
y. .. CHAMPION ELIMINATED

Glen Eagles. Scotland. June 81.
Jock Hutchinson. only American
competitor remaining In the play IN
The tbos@and salDoas golf tourna-
hicpt here. was clImlnateg to-day BY
a q Haycra Of Fmsland. ona up.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-08
U. g. CHARTER ciyEs :.
pAuLs VALLEY BANK

Pspfx Valley. june "a charter
was bssued by shs cornpsroEIn5 os
the cBvency Wednesday, 70 the En-
ehsnza Nstaonsi bark. q new ns-
r:1txtssn- sceor6inz 70 Edsfn b cor
vrefident the Ser hank rxs >
capital 81 $5eHpB
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-08
CUSHING sroRg Is LoorEp

Gushing. June S. More than 81
900 worth OF eiectrIcai goods was
stolen from tho store of tha coch.
ran Plumbing and Electrical com
pany this week. The thieves broke
. roar mindow and hauled the loot
away In A truck.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-08

Mrs "A. 81 Van wy, iGn3 East per-
klus. met With . very painful accident
yesterday evening sshe srippcd on .
stairway and was precipiiated 20 the
floor below. fractuflnr limb badly
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-08

Two divorce aecrccs were issued
1y Jusge cfaas saith In dlfri5s
eouss today, Msry Tayiar from At
forso Taylor and r. J. Pettus from
y " Pestux Non-aBspor and DE-
sertion was eharseG IN each case.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-08

rlvIno FIELD

FNvtNM FtNIV
The combination air service schooi
and Post Flying field, Fort sIll. viii
10 tfanafsrfed 10 chanuss field.
itantoni, ill. under orders announced
"Wednesday BY War Secretary Weeks
The War Department. Il was an
fpnneed In Washinston. has decided
g eantraiizs The Information dlvs-
slona of the air service 81 chxnass
Fseld.
The change follows an IaysnsisA-
Ton BY 4 special hoard Of Officers.
e ID thought that better results a.
aviaiion training will ba obtained.
Tho photosrapby school. nov q
Langley Field W.. .:-~ -yill be- mov-
"a % tho Illinois field.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-08
BECK CASE IN OKLAHOMA
CITY IS MYsT|FY|NG
Behind Closed Doors Military
Investigators Seem To Have
Dug Up New
Evidence

oklahoma city, June &, Mystery
fairly permnaiod tho air here today
On the vicinity of The room wherein
the army hoard II holdlng ''granh
Jury" investigation of tha Beck nay
murder case. Many new wi,nnanes
we're examfned tndas and iaaglnx
rom the worried expression ~ some
os these most deeply Interested. tha
evidence adducci must ho of a
nature AZ least discouraginr
Scan All Documents IN Case
Record af testimony. documents and
newspaper fliaa connected with she
killing of l.ieat, Cot Paul WnFd Heck
AprlI 1, by Judge Jean r. Day. were
gone over in minute detail "Wednesday
afternoon by tho army board Insepti-
eating the casp The prche will 90 on
through Thursday,
Continuing tho work behind einfnd
doors. none of the board uNsIsYsegs
would dlsulrn what groHrpAH hal haan
made nor the nature of uv'denea slar
yelopod, Thay wonId NOT state how
much longer the investigation VIII cna.
tiune.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-08
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED

These marriage licenses were rs
saed yesterday: Harold Coo. 20 and
irene Holden. 10 bosa Of cnthrie:
Wayiand smith 2i Edmond and
Theama ksIgore. 10 Of chickasha.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-08

A local e5pb ~ Young Democrats
rfn ne organized acre rexs Ezsur-
6sr evening At oseio<k a. ths c5s7
han Good spezkerr Come ana
bring some one rita ros-T- A.
Trnrtsn- chairman city ce1trz;
ecnmts1ee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-08
British
Occupy
BeIkek
BULLETIN

Belfast, June 3 Bcllcck was
occupied today by British troops
which advanced this morning 10
take the salient from the Irish
irregular forces holding il, The
fort overlooking Bclleck was
first captured by tbs British
troops and the town was then
taken possession Of by the mill.
tary.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-08

When lightning hit AN insulatDr
on the high line last night Guih-
rie people were In measure. In
darkness for ain honr.