davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-30
THE BEST BUY

Tonight or tomorrow - If
YOU haven't already done so
you will figure out your
1928 budget.
AS in other years. you viii
strive to spend only where
your money goes the farthest
and at the same time brings
the greatest quality.
You would do well to in
clude in it the daily and sun
day News Times. Il Is by far
the best newspaper buy IN
Northern Indiana. Perhaps
you know it-you do if you
are one OF its well more than
100000 readers.
The News Times is always
first with the latest. Start the
new year right by making sure
that it Will be delivered to
your door each day and Sun
day.
THE NEWS-TIMES
Northern Indiana's
Greatest Newspaper
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-30
AIroNIORu.E STOLEN

J r Doty. Jr.. 1913 EanBuren ST.
70 The police at 1880 O'Clock
last night that his Dodge touring
car Bearing a 1922 Indiana license
No. 10962s. was stolen some time
between Sis o'clock and 7:15 O'Clock
last night while it was parked in
the 200 block S. Michigan e.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-30
FATALLY INJURED.

FORT WAYNE. Ind. Dee. %
(By a. P)-ElLs McMiuen, 25. Of
MOrrestown. O.. was fatally injured
today when his automobile was
struck by a traction car near Yoder,
five miles south OF here lie died
several hours after being brought 10
q local hospital
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-30
OUTLINES i. S.
VIEWS TOWARD
FINANCE CRISIS
Thinks Independent Commits
sion of Experts Could Work
Out Solution.
AGAINST WORLD FARLEY
Recognizes Reparations Issue
Is Crux of Problem-Amer-
lea Not Arbiter.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Dec. 2g.-
(By A. PA suggestion that an
Independent commission OF men
competent IN financial affairs would
accomplish more than a general
international conference toward So
luton Of the European re0aratons
tangle was put forward by See'y
Charles L. Hughes here tonight in
the hnst public prououncemeu- on
the economic crisis 20 come from
officials Of the administration In
Washington.
The secretary. who spoke before
the American Historical association,
added that he had "no doubt" dis
tlnguished Americans would be VIII
ling 10 serve on such a commission
which, he said. might well be kept
free from any responsibility 90 for
eign Offices or any duty 20 obey po-
Etical instruction. once advantage
had been taken OF the opportunities
thus afforded. he said. the avenues
OF American helpfuIness cannot fail
70 open hopefully"
Referring 20 suggestions that the
United States assume the role OF ar
bitter in the reparations dispute. Mr..
Hughes said a sufficient answer 90
that was the fact that we have not
been asked" lie went on TO say
he did not believe this government
should take such a burden OF re-
sponsibiuty.
Preparations at Root.
Throughout his d iscussion tho
secretary recognized that the Ques-
tions OF German reparatious lay al
the root Of any economic settles
ment
The problems abroad, he said.
are world problems. and could not
be disposed OF "by calling them
European" He declared the United
States would view with d.sfavor
measures which, instead OF proiuc-
ing Teparauons. would threaten
disaster" and then said no one
could foresee the serious Conse-
quences which might ensue.
The text OF Mr.. Hughes speech
follows IN part:
The economic conditions in Eu-
rope give us the greatest concern.
They have long received the earnest
consideration OF the United States.
II IS idle 20 say that we are not Iu-
terested I'm these problems for we
are deeply interested from am eco
nomlcal standpoint. as our credits
and markets are involved and from a
humanitarian standpoint az tho
heart or the American people goes
out 20 those who are in distress.
We cannot dispose or these prob
lens by calling them European. for
they are world problems and a-e
cannot escape the injurious conse-
Quences Of a failure 20 settle them.
They are. however. European
problems IN the sense that they
cannot be solved without the con-
sent OF European government. The
key 70 the settlement ,s in their
hands. not in ours
Americas Part.
''The crux % tho European situa-
tlon lies IN the settlement Of -eDara-
tons. There WIN be no adjustment
Of other needs however pressing.
until a definite and accepted basis
Cor the charge ot reparatlons claims
has been fxcd.
How can the United States help
m this NATTER We are noe seeking
-c9a-atlous We are bearing our
own burden and. through our loans.
q large part Of Egr00es burden 'n
addition SO demands 0f ours
stand .n tho way 0f a proper settle
meut.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-30
SAFETY BOARD TO
CLAMP LID DOWN
ON NEW YEAR'SEY
Not Even Hip Pocket Toters
TO BE Tolerated Dry Rev
elry Is Permitted

The iii IS ON for %av- ears Eva
f., co,,t, Ri
Inc Board oI PuoIc SAFETY IN ses-
sion last night declared that more
than usuaI perraut;ons would he
+a1,,r 90 ,,at,+,.,, ,... ,,s o.,.,s
lar as l1i'-hS the 4lu IS concerned
Inc IaCl lhaI IL Is New / ear :
ENe viii prlHs no fe-aNauoh OF the
T.sIldHoe py l"e ponce IhaI night
heFtII| NHCIe IL uoe5 ho1 assume
'lle IoiIl OF l-quoI VII Oe 'eriillI.eu'
VS. the al1-tuue OF the poaru last
'5ii'
'.' l-euldI a,'eHlIoH VII De pdIu
10 49, VIZ 'l'e pu'HI CUHSI
7''V'' 4" pas 9eol7 ""e4e 'He VI
l'c4'i eye OF lAe Jaw was cloSeG as
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-30
CAPTURE BURGLAR
BY BLOOD TRAIL
Blase Jaskowiak, Hands Cut
by Glass. Admits Break
ing Into Store.

In less than an houF al'er ne Idd
broken into the Electrical Construe-
ton Co. store at IFS r.. JeHeTeoh
blvd. and had evadeu Merchant TO
hcenan Charles Ba--ey' WAo SUR
prised ham Whle ln the acl' base
Jaskow-ak, Gil W. wayne So MS
hands dripping with blood as the re-
suit Of cuts received as he broke his
way through the plate glass in the
front door Of the store. was arrest
ed about 1890 o'clock last night at
the home Uf George Wozanik, 1918
IL Prairie av.
Jaskow!ak was traGed 10 the Woz-
MAX r0r1o. where he had gone 10
80. ~ r,s-rs b,-as-as Rv can.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-30
rHE WEATHER.

III " II IIT.H-
Indiana: Fat- Saturday Wi,h rising
tenn peratu sunday probably fair
except rain IN extreme north portion
rl der ia northwest portion
Lower Michigan: Unsettled Satur-
day ald sunday, probably snow or
rain by saturday nlEht, slowly rising
uperature Saturday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-30

Unlawful possession Of liquor and
unlawful manufacture Of liquor were
not classified In the 1927 report and
figures for such arrests are not avail
able
Three applicants for the police de-
rar-ment appeared before the board
.as- night One applicant was ac-
cepted from Information and refer
ences submitted las. night and he
was notified 70 undergo a physical
eNam.uat.oU today No appointments
are expected Co be made until Jan.
:, but he question Of applicants will
continue for several weeks and
available candidates VIII be he'd II
reserve for future appointments.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-30

CONTINUED on Pare TwoJ
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-30

Continued on Page Two)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-30

Continued on Page Two.D
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-30
Musicians Viewpoint.

Continued on Page Two)
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-18
THEATRES OF NATION
TO FORM COMBINE
One Centralized Management
VIII Be Named 70
Direct the Merged
Plan

CAiczxc. MAr<h tS-A n1moer ot
seztsn< theatres and theatrical Ero-
dartscas os tse unised States MI
hs merge. under one certrsiired
management. according 70 the Chi
ezso Herald and ErauaO.e-. which
,o.ssy printed ~hat II termed plans
fcr a sieeesoaaa combine
Accc-1s,x 20 the newspaper. A l.
Erlarger AM J. J. sns Lee Schubert,
30 NEGOTIATED nenser Of their
respective interests here last week
ere nsyssiztfng with Charles b Dill
faxhsn. Al II Woods Fsorers zei<-
feli. Sam Harris. Georxe ~ Cohsn.
the Seiwyrs ard Others % toSa hen
The proposed merger. & ~as said.
specifically sizs a. eitnlnatioa cf
needless builefng q rs~ theatres.
ore-izp7ias ot existing o1es. and
exAEkHsors in the ssr.e city o,
xizzsl1r tyres & zttrscssOns si1ri-
tazecsns8r- TIE theatres xtpa6 -
n.oos<1 1z<@r e~1rrzAired manage
neat 70 1ros< ss<A sczrtrss znt rs-
su.z1ns hsary iosses Smaller eifies
rssrx - sEsoses osly oae klgA class
tessfrr. Il was s1is
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-18
ScnAwoER HEAD MAKES
APPEAL FoR AID AND UNITY


fCcz-n1-t Gu@ F,1se -
er~r ,ux c< snaivs1ux. esaslaess znea :
Were q b<ster grozP q rrcfs''-
xsuxl a<-. yu have travelled IL
er<. sA< cr...ry zrt yc1 eaze eoze
10 C1.Arss ssre that yc~ are atvs=g :,
. voaosrn,l htrie ctr
weas .Asr Is car trc1bles
WY tc.t Ne rroxrssz faster.
We zck u.1ry.
We x-e ncs ws.as-r TO fof10w our
ie16<-xhia We -zrt r~zzl;s no
S-sckfy.
Bzsl.s1E q elsy Is Ike euti<-g >
eAaze1<-. t's q cccsts-eos. srshfF
xruxzA- Abraham i1ncal. an1
C~rre wss>lrE<s1 reacAes TIER
zRxszEz r<renr-n oc ehxrsrrsr o.
xtuve - wears q sg~
Cazrhr>e ls Gov ,sl-ry-rAre~ ye3ss
10. s.z = tc1,szfsca for = CITY g
ssl,>se r<cp1< t>zss a. sol. a. a ru-c<,
Al re b2ve 70 - now = % al &
- E1ks ~ c~.r z-z<s % wcrk
We shall co1tsc- Q sazs 116 a.
ecosozfcar a1zi,zsrurhuz- We ka--
eat tie zo1sy 10 lire \ secretary ~
$3.50 70 s.cess a year 1at Z rs'i
Ike tat n.eh or znre 10 hire ozr
that can G sssit aat esIl1 elry io~
zs vAfi- ne So hack In cur ru.ss-r
Chairs AZ SAT-. Co 70 i S@--~s1rs.
ys'1're cct.g fire.
II yo1 seli-s~ = thase fl<ss give
1s yu1r conp~rsEc.
Jclz TIE Ct4ze<r cf Cczzerxe.
Pay - yccr e1ck t1s<
Prozsse yc--s<Af tAzs yu1 VII work.
tAas ves- yuc x-s sszts-~s % a CO..
Et-fes yc1'l - zn~e shz- yc1r part
II yuGI 70 tbs. 4 vuzr he ,eces-
szry % elect = ,-~ p-eztse1t AZ The
e,c a -i,srF cars Ycar rs~zrc MI
ee he e-rx,ss- q an rszzras-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-18
STATE bNks NOT
BEING EXAMINED non
4wsck oays fhAs . nird d
rhen Ars In Az1sazs Pr
IL Quarter: foo ~

okzxlE~<. NkrcA s<-o,e kzz<-
'~< z-e 1ey STATE bzn<< q ok,z-
Acrz are u Arrs~rs y exxn1nzstoa-
cat q sA< 81 1s..ss !. sA< svxss-,
xc<c<8izE 10 ". n Ewsck. assistant
10 s>> x<-o-n<y-e~s<rsl 40 = here
n the i1xes~s- % re0rxx,isinx me
setzrrs Bz,k q cozz~rv~l
zsicS e-elxr>a today tat lie
oco1siioz a-ao1< s>e eelnf bsaks 9.
oklAhc-2 xxs s<S1sht ano1f ~ re
srzs A2zk sxI.zrss svsr sA< state. n
eAgA % xhics a1nk exxni-er +
assigned - tsse eaarse of the o.
f1.ss l-srE.ttoz-
~wnh the ecn1lskcz of the stale
h1akizx <s7&-tzecs as regards the
r1za<- e rs exx-nfze-x. 4 is ncv
impossible. zn3 vrt - impossible
u,sn relss< q soz< so-- Is r;ve-. sor
re rcirx axHks q ossAhozz - rs-
ceEvs pror<- sxxri,zssoz-
ware the cefrns< hxzss r,1ss
have TIE xrf~ztsoz - she segsrsze.t
Il : iacnEsely mere lzpv-An< that
The rcsng nx,ks 90 tsIs state s> kess
cur O, any pnsSAse rats IKE The
cnss fzta vAkA these Osktr sszks
lave r1r-
TAe xsxss r3-kizS c1pzrrEecf
kEs -. sse fzzas to ezescy a szfr-
eiens fSrcs 20 make The rrcp~r ha.s
exazlrstso-s n tha state. Hnt A. sA-
s1n@ time care for the t~t1ncs
Aaass- Il - therefore evsss,f tAa,
she c.ly zr-z.g~=s.- which pcsss'v
cz- slnccee-1 Is 20 bare q represent
1sive os tie hank cc-arsisssu1s-. paid
c~s os the assets os the 3s.z,c<
hank q ~Ai1k he las Charge. psase.
n each os the fxsle3 hzzks of the
ssass. ik&f TIE examiners u12r oover
tsssr territory as TIE ,E~ rrurfsss-
"A sosztscz az TIE rroess- has
es~- tc1nt i The rs&a q. the
i. fAe s-rss az SER
e-al Sse1net hanks Q. the STATE.
~Afre local rzsz hare e-esc placed i,
charge. zeri-x s,ds- soz1. and rits
the G2prvv1i a. TIE disrric- cczrr q
.e@ erauty ., which The txues aazk
ss t5.zte1-
Several Of the h4,k sxz-aEners
have nOs sr-zeAes sAesr re<rss- terri
tory sor shr~e -nozfA. snA csssrs
have ese. shss % work y their
'errSscrr ccly ss2snc<karar. Fcr
re scod ot ire State naakiax sys-
ten this cc.dtiic1 7us. h< re.titT-s
io-etiatelr-
Fer TIE good - re ssocs-o-s
and tor The ha.ss tse-~svsa as
vel as each state sank -rss ee
rri-ine4 ~ least t~sos , y@s-. ard
as naey ;izes zo<e - the haax
r'o@=isssc.er deems nscsssz-v.- he
0zes13e6.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-18
LIONS INVESTIGATING
-l1- SCHOOL PROPOSITION
lccrrt.re.. - Pee il

fcc-rt-res t-cz P4ge -
~AseA ~er~ lusec6e. for -l-kocesss ~
- so-o-. Ch1l1e-s Cfrer- s-4s~1
thxs ,h~r xsre too Aighs class tor
Ain rsrxooazlF sas tat lie hae -
rfo,>ss. 50 after hGr-rrg Lkc-s
Hazsfors az1 rsasher1,r1s the csns-
sro u.arsaceAs zezhsrss trucz par
ts<fvasizx. a ne~ srawa-S uas neae
ana Lea D~ir1ssi vas the wi--er-
TIE l-cseerr created good Zeal 81
~ s1r s.e ee-- Nrs- Ddeesos c-sT
TIE DAYS scavs1sr AT r~v<a-=leas
nslng atrxts % op<r Il 10 -'e<tc-e TIE
ue-- rzre Il. 70 coe % the <cAc'a
soys v~ese-t x prOvs-s 10 - a, lax
wsA 10. D-tzneil rrss<-rsxa sa<t
ea8o ze=e<r VIII VERY cczcssss
lse-. 1ia-T VIA cpzr1zr,ents cs Ar
f.lsas lE=her Ca
ErhrA rrz1e hoy E7es,s rre~ss,
we're Tasso1 AIier az1 Hoear- Gross.
81 eharye q Lockwood s,6 Brcs1
rEsre<Ssresy. Prssite1s c.rs1 prS-
stszd
Liza Stark vzs r2blic1y rs7---
z1z3ess ~ rres Cresz. o. tine cA1rse
O. 7eAcs distu-tanc-, u iszt - u.
h-~z sea su OxAacza City ~sart=s
c.lv s<rSka:y-st-irs6 r1Sz1so1S Lo-v-
clas=ec the ex-ecosttrg carcoz-
st1zcss tk.- Wide rsEzr-izE fruG q
tria scEe ysEg svi7@. Al e rs
cio<Ass - rus-tel
Il yx1ghs q 0kilhczz Ctr. vss
r-x-t-xzslv s1.orsas scr tzssrra-
tioeL rrssi<sz- q TIE Elc-s Gibbs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-18
HOlNM, ONCE UdlTHT,
NON 4 COUNTY cARe{



1 ~' NIX Ms'<a i
-
~ s
Az - ~
= s@' . = -1e' S =
es--sse Hn s1@ e><@ y
o~s ~ ~ ~ =
" "e' '-'' a- A -s.s
- s
fne co~nss Sc2ra q sar~1l<'rs :,
rrSst1' . sraiss ose q ne nn1l
snAP'ers q iae me q 'sAs so@@s-
1e2e<f q o1e q ne oeeess tz1i'es
cs so1'n~es'er Nsca1ezn- Ine oo<ra
= eo-AceH1s 9 p7os''14 70 fAsoe
oes IN 'ne ~1ass i>s'i'nuN9 sac
n&.'1s oeee1e pese ne i
" 'or'-1e ss NeN away e1rsns
ner usA aen
Ise BODY % Ms rxsor's tzn<s-
ter wxs fc2nc n eaess - the
Ss<7e-' a TIE Tabor ss<ae pea;n
A2s tssea Flac< r,nsiks sesore the
ctsso'e-s- Amer ca-ssaer1oas N
feSisz'soo MS Isaor sas nroaS1f
% sr'xA Iae osiaoers Asn 70
'>e'ory ssH t,e sc1sn tiet fraz
tne e'ff<ts q an An-sznfssc sc-
-,lnl<'ere1 a~rins canc,'-sa
AAser = 'riAa tAai a'irsr'et nafson-
a. a'iestsee ss-nse az sns uausa.l
Features o' TIE case ana tie ni<A
s'sacsax q Ms Isnor II her con-
anat'y tie s1ry disagreed sac <ss
ros as1i, orooEs; 70 tr-.i
he- ,ort-ae gcas. ArsL Tsses. ap-
r'ear~a zcre 1r-t ard pifshAe th&n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-18

loSs HorEl

z Y Dznus- saltwater. T. Male.
sxsnwzssr- r A Pzsser1ozf. ~erroa.
ksasss. r. l. SrsoeerE. New rcrx
CT. Eari B1sa0ss. Perry. C. :
bs-idsts-. Deursr J. W. N-ztleto-.
os2Ao-1 Ctr. ". s. sssrrerty. pm
ad=IFA-z: H C czraescc. Dsgzs. p. c
Heated. Dallas. ". = wessho<f. s.
Leafs. J. " Moses OK ahouaa csry.
{ " HIgis-. Ric.zo.c. r. 4
BrO-ni1S- Okhhozz CITY: J. P Esa.c-
-sF. okizsczz City. Ray CrscsI-. J.
Sz.ta- = A L2z.. TssIsz- c Il.
s7Eis- Saltwater. W. A BrsnSrz.
Kansas cEy- H n Nooo. E.-s.s
City " Z Crane. F-- smith: L. p
Gallagher. Kansas CITY: Rzy "a
S-Skz, Fr. SustA: A L Pars. xs-
York. K C. v1.ts-s wlcans. Huxr
Borrer. oklzs0za CITY: G. c New
nan Ner yO-x. J S. Harley. wsch-
ia: p C. NeEisszek- Kzasa< cs.--
z O. wzldr0o. SAer-xa. W n
sea'v. See-zzz: G. Z Gorsn<. ok,,.
AoaA CITY. Z C. Ne Dc.au. san A..
so1io-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-18

saltwater. March is.--A cce-roou
school in the Konkln district Of
wsrcier county. Is being made to
serve the purposes Of both tescher-
age and school says a report from
Sarah n Atwood. home Gemcnstra-
ton agent for Wagner county
Elizabeth Harrison. the teacher lives
in small room, cut of in ore corner
Of the scnooi building. Mrs. Atwood
sys. and keeps house in that. a
listle psriry and Auilt-ia cabinet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-18

NeAlester. IsseA u-Sesriy -
cz.&tzses riil be i.vtiet ix;o TIE
order & DeNossr. bors oreznisassoz
spu.spre1 sT tie Nzsczsc sodEe. zs
z>etiag a. the xasoa;c Teurse here
Szszrzzy. Harra -
TAe NcAles<e< ozaniz.<ioa 5ei.g
the oniy one q - kini n tbs part
'of the state. . nzzber q Tie cznzi-
dates vHI be fson nnny CHER sozns
|o{ eaesern oklahoua-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-18
coWAaoicE IS MATTER or
eHyssolocv SAYS DOCTOR

CorzrtAc@ : a matter q pAyxsosrEy
ars 1os cs z-oszlry .-1 cAIr.crsr.
according 70 a tAeo-r 1.sr1-ce1 ~
Dr. cezrses Los-s< Msn. pro<@xsrr x
sli,scsl ze1si,e. ScrSsvester- Ur.-
vevsssv.
Fear = caused By The szs-.snsscz
70. s-crstiun BY the adr~.xl ga1rsx
xsich are last zhDTe eus ~ ca
necfet ~1th TIE kst.sgs IL as skls
s.o71knr os the s=crsrso-s q. he No.
ze-s ct fright that czases lie dated
1zpl q TIE syz. ths crT -s>rsH.
ssaxSag knees ans soa-i-x hsz-- stz-
are TIE symptoms of fear sara d..
Nix
-Asser TIE frs u,oze.r cf zszrr
tie g.znts rs-er thsir fscrsE5czz
viii -so-e TIA. normal sesivs-r. skus
restoring the s1lxnce os courage an
s.zh.ics sAe Annals azfe. osx<r~r-
tic. 10 cope ssroro1xsy With fAs ait
astic,s co,troe.i,s thsn-
TIE rer 6lscors-y opsrs the pos-
sisilisy - -akir< al zea h.xkiy
coz-axeo1s eifzi-ztine conzs.s.I
oo~zr1scs and estssl'0xrx ss~c:ute
tests o< the car1essy Ct s,sir<dzz,s
for r~-isozs veuszrs< where tie ir-
etrti1zl's safety ce2<zss u,ou eusck,
c'cos HEADED scsaos. TIE eoc<or as
ssrsx
TIE scis1tfssx Who are sossoxinz
the inT-zt-ztin. expect sO ero,rs
so.e zese<. unedicz, or sa-xfvzr
tAzt VII i-<rease the Tor a ten.
c'est .dr~>zl Ei2,ds s.d s,e<1 :,
IfA< reaction IL the Eszs1s are s.rcl
!. ;keEr recovery from The friek, il.
Hissfscn- he adds
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-18
MAN WHO SPEAKS MANY
LANGUAGES ACCUSED

Fort Worth. Texas. March iS-c.
n. Rourseaa. young Fseneh-canadi.n
who speaks ana writes four differ
en-, languages. inc,adinx Latin. vas
arrested by federal officers today On
charge of stealing nAn frcu .
socked box and Of writing etters-
part of one in LzSi--~i;h the in
fention 20 1efraud-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-18
THE SCREEN


N4-l1ns R=St N rAs wc-ss 5
C1a-Esoo- ~sD ee sAo<- al tae Po,-
Azre ic1iEht Tne cast sresuces razr
s'ars> es1te: br B=ee Duaisls Seq
s1s Exrzkzwz = Ths yir-ErEs,
Peorl . ne card for Sazazy a,c
Nc11@F- Good co0e3y features saxa
czE.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-18

greater tss. arr ceher k--t &C psT-
your rsv1r3 ~l1 - tie res'@lss q
ycar hhnr-
Tne rss1lts - yuszr AAor Ill -
An-rkness And arcoGpli<h-.eaI
Yours curdkAify.
PRED ". LLSTZ
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-18

: ! Grttfs-s c< okasA.srs css- a.
{ " Hlg3o- og Rzyrfas. Missouri
we're visitors al The Osa YeIsox.
Aeaagn-e-s yesterday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-18

Mrs y. ". Crv~. q Ross Rlr
'oSaseis. pAaye1 wtEA a 8oE Tae sor
=. her sac declared TIE asr kac
raehks=s cne=srsl 1ss4rynecs % .as
okl2soz1 University suziL.as n.
head q the 1og 1zt srzn3 Il uxs at
Effected 4 p@rfscr1y saat tcg Vas
ki1's.s-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-18

Better e1s.-sxs ccztrso-s ara
eH-i-r wisA shsz I'll eaze se-
-a.- t1r well-traIze1 ofsc~ A@ao
C1sArss E1si.e'ss C0uers Is ots.-sux
s7~ri1. rates 70 shos,e ssssriar rAis
Eoa'A rs right ap.d the q,
e1st-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-18

Poltee1aaa I.za WI1f1zs sars ,ss
A4iane Drug Co = nOs pasrSca,zr !.
csos-1g rs ru1t cec-s A @~ nLrh,.
s..Ace s,licAss srrrscs-. So. s-c= .Sr
AAalae tn -Dose Ae1as GOT sAr
zcz~y.- sat veM1zs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-18

" A. Moore. cf Tc7sks. : !. III
city. lzckine np Santa rs cserks The
eierk ~Ao Exkes a zatss1ke u eAxzg>
hears srVz Mcor~ N sArs orts-
Moore repessents sas x1i1srz<-lf ed
& The Szzsx rs wairA i s8npcses1 to
-na~zscciEs- Nelfrsrsaces l<sws<n
uzsoz Ard rc1-ursoz .~-asrs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-18

Ens boys % the Eresk gra3e. cssr
s<Ar'aAz VII - s-szryzE7sS nes- week
- ie@ ll01s caHA HARRY Walker sav.
- Afss iAe l<oo eaab srz.ts sx.cazse
70 aiteassc. Is -ra1s 70 VIA, a fellow
eats
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-18

r N- CAflccst. 1gs=s ecr Bartlett
hro's- eorers 4 aos q. g-c1-1 fse eas
s1sr rssurr1- truz s. Joe wAers s-
made ssaecsa ln4z @ 80 acres Sf
aznt nea- Clk-s=cre.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-18

Cczzl-fe~s q ne Rcs1rT. -so-s
z,t R>1lscrs carhs lave ts~n c>oss-
- PASS .s.c1 <is~s so The liza srhusA-
h4t tie oozzssrees are ~ tz-czioa-
lar. They have soz<<Alae else 70 o.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-18
rns csw.

Wash Hzxi-yis 1e- rfc.ure.
5'occs- zizi-- . Re2iz-s aisrrihzres
b. Fzzc-s Pzysr<-Lzsky crvor--
t.o1- III - s-ea al rhe Cen shsss=-
neu Szodzy- Il Is szic to Be = g.
slrn-t-l coz~tx wIlaiaz p. Carte
tee. V<Hiz= B0Fc s.c Leigh wya.;
hzve sae Pri-cipse ruszx
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-18

Durue ers%S<rs q Losz- cou-u
ksa. zs~<l,g ,a.1y Il rAs slsy ssT
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-18
Aoznaa.,
.lbik He,s \ -;

save ne sr<ex. 2 has snez sae sso<z-
a rAe eep4r<z<z< q e<rsca-r-~>
~KE,i The s<e<e- - sA< >sces> ~ th>
esss so1-s~ssz ~Nff1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-18

Iosz oze cs Mrs. w@s.cz's PNyxtrli
c21zre classes Hrs. Class ao~
meets AZ s.ss a -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-18

Pixz : in the z1k..- "a c01xe-s
the Pre- Lorza szi- ia.o a dsssrscr
tzlr. co1.u Asees wuey AS sAs
rr0cosal u cAargs aa1 Ae VIII 7ull Il
over !. tie zlozsy coz=s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-18

Cor Rro~rSsn1. las proclaimed
krr1 Serk hsrz car. Ccct for Rosnss.
~ nzs 3u1e soneshEas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-18
NINE MILLION DOLLARS
FOR PHILIPPINE SCHOOLS

Ma-xl- Mz-rt ia 5zi app-o-
ersstzng 81 lss 90 - ths CzIFs-siry
e tts PkslIsc17es 70 be ex;e11ei
1rrarx = ssrso1 O. rine years vzs
r-1nE zezF1rs- cf fse last legis-
sz.s-s vetoed ~ Cor. Ge1- woot
Ger Wood /. as re<o message said
he did ,ot heliere the xDve-nzen,'s
sz.z1cszl eozzsfscz uzrr11fet 50
lzrze an zprror-izxi0a- CoT Wool
vetoed Is q - bills PASSED