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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-06
FREE TUBERCULOSIS
CLINIC DECEMBER 10TH
State Board Of Health Behind
the Move: All Children
Are Eligible For
Exsminstion

Throughi the cooperation OF the
Logan County Medical s eleiy tho
State board q Health of the oklaho
ma Public Health Ataoeisileu vlll hold
tree tuberculosis clinic IN THE Cliy
Han in Guthrie. saturday. December
10th.
The object of the clinIc Is 20 make a
diagn sis of tuberculosis ia the early
stages Of the disease when lt eln 30
cured or arrested People an tgo
frequently lsil 10 consult q physician
unil they have very little chance for
recovery q i well for children who
have been associated with tuberculosis
10 be examined People who SIRE un.
der weight. have slight cough and mf.
fer frsm fatigue should also he es.
amlned People who have never ~.
gained their strength since they had
influ ma are also invited % ati inf
the clinic
The examiner are from tho State
Beard oi Health and the Oklah ms
Pohlic Health Association
The clinic Is supported by the sale
- Christmas Seals
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-06
WANT TO HELP MAKE
JACKS PARTY A SUCCESS?
Logan County Citizens Are
Asked To Contribute To the
Fund To Make Banquet
a Success

Ar 'ou golng 70 Jacks piry Al
oklahoma Niy January 10 i0ih3
Then be a tp.n heip make lt a
raj party contribute your mite. A
quail. duck goose or turkey viii
be acceptable Don't hesitate be-
cause 1ou hawn't 8 quantity E or
fer The fellow who hts lust miio
20 oifr win hav his IN ring ap-
pr clsted M ihs hnEuare of jack
Walton = want every citizen of
iha state 90 come % ms party
know that the ir hi who contibut
pa quarter haf dollar or a
dollar 20 mY campirn fund was
sincere hte the 7 bow who out nc
over I don't wan' anyone to oontri-
butte a whole ioi 70 my mnqust. u
my friends Who voted for me. vii
saeh contribute "a rabbit aqtirr D
a goose turkey cr duck. we will
have moro than euough 70 stlge
our banqu q TENT my party ne
my friends party cd bless sm
and they ar going % mlke it a
succtsa
n yeu Guthrie or Logan county
citizen aant 10 coniributo some thlng
20 th'a big feed brinf ii into p'afle
longs unco g orre " Gmcs Is
th authorized aen ~ for Ilck wal
Ton % Logan county write q card
pa at.s ch it % 5oar "sife a lht
81 ali contributors viii be printed
sfier th ~banqnet"
This BE- 70 bo ths peopff mrty
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-06
Millions of Gallons
of Taxable Liquor
Still In Warehouses

washington. oes. e.-rhets ~srp
as.ale. so taxable ealloaa q llassrs
In d.sslllsfiss sea beaded wsse
houses Nhsn shs tass seens sss msts
June %. lass. aseofalra . = sahis
~ 81 with tns house anrrepfl atloes
COMMITTEES. bY ne bureau - lr,s
raj revenue. ard made puhlie q =
day.
The amount under eossrrmsnt
control sna guard ~As i.tls,eot o.
lons less than On TIE same date ~
is2i.
Aeres hoN much there lsi
WHISKY. q. so, seg aallens. rar'.
lst.0ii. eln. pef .seA' hlah wires =
oft. alcohol. stl1af The arouns
of neutral Or eoloone spirits ls net
Included IL the uraad total
Or. } ~ ooran, chief y ths ha.
reau's lndWtflal sehacl division.
told the COMMITTEES there vas about
10000 barrels ~ whisky IN se9
bonded warehouses. 40 % these
warehouses being In ksrsusky.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-06
Bootleg Liquor Cases
Increase Crime of
Counterfitting mus.

wsshsneton. Dee. s.-The eoo' er
Novor tus.ness has hroueht aeoe'
a % insresse in eoontsrfe s'ne
roeh % ~nieh Is the ~orS % aras
sesrs. VI. y. Neran. ehlsf % tns
secret service, ted the house az
prspriasloas committee AZ hearings.
ruacs public today.
we rs jest nov Nery greatly
treueiea ~an SEINE eounterfet hiiis
es far Workmanship IN the eastern
haw 81 TIE esuntry~ said Mr.. Moran.
~rach q ~Nleh : being used In TIE
purchase - bcstiea sshisAy. On ths
ca-ad a. boraer ,hs soentsrfeitsr Is
assrasdins shs people On the ethsr
SIDE in the purchase q ~hlasy,
whleh ne seeks 20 bring across
liiussrssing the general use &c
~hleh the spurious u,crey Is pu'
nr. Norsn rensioned two cases
brought q his attention where g.
500 e souoserfst SO and $50 fed.
era reserve notes and si.2oo IN
raised feosrAl reserve notes ~sre
raia for lia0or fer smuggling. TIE
Canadian authorities. he add.s,
were putting forth every effort te
suppress T.
Mr. Moran said that much eoun
,erfet rnoney vas being passed 40
shlps Bringing in lleuor IN Nio ahoT
cf iaw.
TIE secret service. ne added hao
had mere different eeUrterfslt Is
sues r tne last year thar In the tsss
years previously.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-06

some time and the record II the execu-
tive must be made clear So though
b. knows he cannot get through con
gress very much of anything in the
three crowded months ahead. be real
izes that Il Is his duty 10 lead. 70 take
the initiative. and 70 begin a drive for
the legislation 1iiat must round out his
presidential term An extra session Is
of course inevitable The only ques-
ton Is how long after March I il can
Be- delayed II Is inconceivable that
vifh ~ many problems untouched and
50 inneh unfinished business that con
ertss should have vacation from
March next 70 the following Decem-
ber For more man a decade con
gress has been in almost continuous
session-rsrely away from the nation
Il capital more than a month at a
time.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-06
LIONS 10 COLLECT
CLOTHING ron NEEDY

q ha common habit " pe0p|o to
'eluiier up their closets and garreia
wlth east on clothing. shoes. hats and
50 on. thinking that some day they
might need them. In most household
these things become simply a bother
and Nuisance and are finally ihruNa
away Why nut make them serve
better purpose ~ elylng them 70 peo
Die who need them 10 keep oDt the
cold ainiry winds that Soon viii ehll
the poorly cladg 80 'wzw
Members of The lions club will b. ht
your house next sunday afternoon ~
make a general collection of such sr-
tloles aa you want % give. Il you aiu
not De AZ home. tio the bundle. aud
leave outside your door where they
may be- picked up by the Lions.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-06
Extra Session Must Be Called After March Harding Sees Much Work Ahead

this year. It's 10 find an extra $500
0O0 90 20 pay the deficit which has
arisen Tor the fiscal year beginning
next june. Additional taxes would
not be- popular And yet revenues
must b. increased somehow
The treasury department has not
announced any plan by which it hopes
10 wipe out that big deficii Probably
it Nill be- tempted TO remain silent 50
a. % Influence congress 20 eeonomize
sfill further. But naturally there will
be a demand that the executive branch
demonstrate how the deficit is to BE-
met.
Pusiness Conditions Better
One Of the principal reasons for the
deficit i the shrinkage Of tax receipts
which Is practically due 10 the poor
business conditions Of the early part
fcontinuef On Page p
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-06

Washington. Dee. 6.-Three months
from today the congress which has
fust convened must finish Us work Or
ar extra session viii b. called Jhdg-
ing hy the rate Of speed ~ which
every congress moves relatively little
can - accomplished IN three months
but this vii not prevent eoncenira-
ion II effor1 on vital measures What.
however. esn BE- done and what VIII
be done. are two different thing Tie
rablie may expect an attempt - do
many things. au attempt az least 70
satisfy the restless mood 81 the elec-
forste. its craving for soraefhing pos
tive. something curative
President Harding has ready q mes
sage fun of recommendation lie
knows congress cant act on them al
even II il sequieseed II his point y
view. But the start must be made
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-06
Ship Subsidy FIRST

FIRST of al Ar Harding wants the
ship subsidy problem solved IIe puts
this measure above all oihQs IN order
of importance But the so-ealled short
session of congress from December 70
March has the usual number of ap-
preparation bills 10 pass which occupy
81 least 60 days and often more. These
bills cannot be- rushed through nova
DAYS ~ quickly as in the old days
when the entire budget of the federal
government was q billion dollars or
Jess. With a four billion dollar budget
and a demand for economy due 70 the
widespread drain Of the income tax
law on the voters pocketbooks appro-
priation bills must be infinitely ex-
amined
There's a bigger problem, however,
than the mere balancing Of budget
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-06
LEAGUE
TO PROTEST MILL SALE
Leaders Say Guthrie Property
Could Be Nucleus Of State
Mill Pledged BY Walton.
Guthrie Ideal Location

okahema city, D=c 9 tmmsiiata
siops 60 holt tho sale OF the Guthrle
Min aud vi eator property, which Is
nov owned hY state. All he Alvn
hy the farmef-i Labor Reconstruction
leaTue n. o MllleG state maaaset
announced today
Tho bank hecams state property
when tho Guthrie State hank
crashed last year Tho bank crash
"a when The mul and elevator prop.
orty went lnto bankruptcy
Frank Gresham. original oen'r,
made a bid u taoeo for the prug.
erty ahen The eour Was ordered
hy iha state bankins board % esl
lt Value ot tho property Is eatl.
mated AZ many timos tho amour, Of
ihs bid
The state banking board ord r,d
ths sale IN ita efforts % ilqndats
iho resources u The nlhd hank.
and pay depasilcrs Who last ehen
the bank crashed
The min rs d0scrlhed as a hlgh
grsds rroplry with the most mod
.Vfn equipment
Reconsirucion hague officials
malntlln that a. the state unN owns
ne min PROF. .riy. that a eill forn
a much US around which a slstem
Tor handling ths grain FroRn by
Oklahoma farmers could bo hsudlsd q
Save state sl1s.0oo
~ the bld n or shama. not yet
approved hy Judge smith. vero o.
b. acc pted, tha state would only
lConunued 0n PAGE 50
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-06
STRAITS MIST NOT
III CLOSED TO ALLIES

Lausanne. Dec The entente plan
Tor keeping open the siraights - the
Dafdeneiies and the Bosphorus in tlme
o. peace and war provides for the ap-
.pointmont y an international oomnis-
Slon q control composed of the great
reuers. including the United states. as
vel a. Turkey and the countries
bordering on tho black .ea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-06
SIN KILLED N iitN
GIANT BOMBER FAILS

q wport News. va. Dsc O. Msl9r
Guy L. Gearhafi Of Ltavennlrin.
KsnE. Cptaln benton A Doyle of
St Louis. Mo and four enlist 4
mn were killed AZ L1neicy nfld
today when a Martin bombing plane
carrying five OF them. and Fol.
ker scouting machine piloted by
Ms3or O-arhart coitdsd about 200
r e In The air. bo.h machinss crash
NJ 70 the earth n 1lmts
The enlisted men rllisd we're.
STAFF SER, ant Ais risck. Ciereand,
Private r. J. Blanka Chicago. PHI
vsta Thomss Jordan. Dsepstfp. Ca
Private Leon Rela Philadelphia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-06
NAll\A SCHOOL ~
NOW ACCREDITED

County superintendent Nusiow has
received Vord from lhe State depart
meni ~ education that The Saylaa
sch d had met ~ the states reqalre.
menu and 4 noe a iuli fledEsd ae
credited school
Mr Naslsw ana the school board
of Naglna have been workinE % this
end for come time and step By step
Naflna has come e. the top
This sehloI las a splendid starr ~
teachers. composed % iarfy . Smith.
principal. D. r Naudei. coach ant
assistant b'sb school teacher. Nlts
pansy rhilhe and Miss Myrtle cap
uef IN the rrsdes The Navina
school Nas the first school % D.
passed on Ia ihe coantg This year
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-06
Crisis
In Dry
Fight

Wsshiagtan. Dee. the crisis n
the federal nrsA,bltaea snsorceua nt
figAi hss betn reached II ths oasn-
son q csm rssssoat- Hsgaes. & was
disclosed today "a reports y r.esnt
hesnngs ae,ors = h.uss aIrrprsa-
iioH's saacammHtee.
IN asking ss.eoe0 0oo far the nSt
fiscal var Tor hss deqarmsrt Nr
Hsyaes tola az committee inst Z
= sim lar amount as sikwea tr
proAIbliion sstorcemsut continuously
ior five or 81 var. a rdact.on
fhfn oasht % D. pessibie hai thar
TIE critical psiiod t,r eaforc nent
was not AZ han1
NJ Haynes said there wes 1Sa1
aTn employed in iAs u'oFk a. pro-
hbie.n snforceE rt nfc1use the
Appropriation Aska flr nAt vesr
rspresgH;s reduction of S95a eeo
fron tA.s yesrs outlay be said
tAsre wou'a he s slight rducsien n
his sor.es LAT he hoped 10 rear
rang tho organizations So ss APP
prseiAhe lessons ia efficiency
To prohibition oomuiss 'ontr telt
ire esmmli;fs th2t he VAS ~grar-
ftd~ with fhe pressnt fancfioaine
q his eaforc neat machinery. and
thar The department vas secar.ng
-nna co-oqsratioR- fr,m sieies and
coantiss ia the uain Courts wcrt
becoming -more smpsih ic ~ as
SER d. and San ssntsnees ana fines
vers becoming Aeavir
~Thors tsa reEeral disositcn G.
tighten up be added
II the fiscal year era 3 June Sc
1919 tAe %, ,hialt.on oommfsionfr
sad ihrs wers so4Ss conw tcns
Tor Violations of III prsh h'ucn hw.
Acgaittsls numb red 4s25. casts
dropped g2i7 SD cul c1ss d.s-
posee 81 slf AZ re az a. ~ var
H. said 1880 cs-s nsrs psnarg
bTinEing he total ~ cases handled
q t477.. Thsse figures he said eid
nss Include casas In siate courts
Fines deposited Ia fhs Treasury h.
placed a, s27eieoe In many cares
prooeed.nes towards forfsitars q
h-ncs and oth- ssses sm nts were
p aaing.
NJ Hsynss ssk for si1aoe0 for
-b-vug eFid-uce and tod the
oonnltise lss.ooe had been spsuf
.a ihat vAy durns the lsst year
The prohib.uon commissioner
uuderrsat long fxzmlnatlrn a.
the hsnds q Rspres ntative Gsl.ivan.
Dsmo-rlt. Massachusetts, wha in
cuirsd psrtousTiy about the method
q hiudlng the departments puhn-
city. rsfsrr.nr 70 uhst he trmed the
-Ei.d.y er,rAvagi NJ stat meats he
said emanaird fron The bureaa.
One o. thrss b. sad. credit 4 Mr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-06
Cold
Wave
Comma

ST iNal Minn be. 6 The
Northwest eAr3s TODAY eontlnaed Hs
xrssp of IS first col waNe of tha
- sson RslN stra Temperatures
r. reported sEaln North nAkota
usth Wiusian. rsgistcrins more
than eight degrees below.
A severe wsnd aud snow storm
Vonunn on lake snps fsor aud
tha faw bosts that hrayed the galts
rad difficulty IN reaehing ports
stut $50 Marie, Miyaifun. re
ported hhuard sstpi ~ 4 80 mile
wind With shipping thfre virtually
It'd un
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-06
NAN sHor on BreoAa

kausas city NO. Dec 4 Ward Vs.
Fowler Fl Sew Castle Indiana. was
wounded late lest niFhf when De De-
clared beggar shot him foilcwlne
his refusal 20 give anything 70 the
man.
The police are holding a man wh,
gave the name Stack nristow. and
who said be- lived IN Montsomcry Al.
ALBANIA.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-06
colo At NEW ORLEANS

Nv Orle.ns pc Ga cold wave
for New Orleans ana vicinity with
tempo ratuos ranging from IS 90 60
degrees an appr'caDle drop from
So degrees ihs hieh mark of yea-
terdsy. VS. predict by ih local
v uafher bureau Tor today The
laucst record thus far this winter
was 5s
SILK andnNif
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-06
At MEMPHIS

Memphis Trnn Dcc s With a
n nlmum mp.rsmre e ~ aegr -
DIS. nleht and a forcoast 81 cloudy
weather With prehsbie ehoWtrs to-
dar. ihs weihtr bar,au hers anti
elpatsd no docld a change IN
weaih.r conditions for Memphis and
Il lnltr Within the next "a hours
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-06
GU CLUI CLAN WOMEN
MAKE THEIR BOW HERE
Cleanup Is Promised Members
Masked and Robed, Organ
izer Says. But Not Con-
nected With Three X

rxistanco % a secret order IN Guih-
re called the ladies of the ca Clnx
Clan" similar IN aims and purp- Sc 70
the three Ks. bot said 20 be in no way
connected with it. became known to-
day when the aiie of a local citizen.
who does not believe IN N Klan VA
by q woman organizer
A street parade and public install
isii'n will BE- saged here soon 70 ex-
hifii the sirengih n the new women's
3rEanlzaiion which is said to have a
healthy Membership In this county.
Z .oordlng IS letter from r. g.
- -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-06
coln MAvr nlrs sourA

AUsnia. Co. ntc e-lne cald
wave nov sWtoplng ,hs Vvst Is *
peesed t. arrive 10 this sfcton of
the south tonleht. according 20 a
report issued hy the local meteoro-
lorlst "A fw degrees below frees
ine fsr shsrt period is expect d by
ths weather bureau Moderate ten-
perature has preYifd Ga this tfc-
ton Tor the iae. seven days
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-06
MN GROCERY DEALERS
,RI LIVE NiilIlS

T. D Mccoy and ) a n ora e.
basg r,m deaus and putilnF 10 Shape
iha room on tha corner af Harfi.
son aud Flri STREET aad stp~c, ~
ueat Monday 20 opsu up eith
staple i.ne 81 rroofiea. flour srl
feed rerrf MrC8r has teea in iha
Troc ~ business la Guthrie o.
number - vars md haa ahn-
friends in TIE tfade tsniiafg al
lacenf % Gnihfa and the NaCeg
a Moore coe ~ stoer wll so.n Na
psuaalr place sf vhleh 20 trade
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-06
DIti t.INTS MIST
PASS EXAMINATION

Warrington. Dec q Resolutions
iayofing civil service appointment u
al federal prohlblllou enforcement
ser4 Zee from she treasury department,
70 be made IN Independent baresu.
Nere hdof'sd Al the annual meetlne
Lsfs Yesterday of the board q tenn
pefnnee. prohibition and futile morals
of the Methodist Episc0Iai church.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-06
PUNCH BOARDS BANNED
~ sHsRlFF's oRDERs

Sheriff Rob rison his ordered al
uho hav, been operating
punch board Or other games Of
chance io discontinue their opera
lions CT b arrested The punch
board Is q gambling device and viii
net b. toisratsd.- he said.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-06

Interior
ou q the fsr mest grodast 81
a e lands $ nr Boz ~ usin - a
ihit when foai fssaarcsn - he
Esst surt = Give oat tho rsvrn
meat owned coal nslia le ,hs wasi
sfn s'aiea would be ~ prime r
portanee
IN ihs rspai YEAR ended lasi Jeet.
there wsrs pradarsd frum Fufsrne
meat laada aihfr than Indian lsnat
isa1s as2 barrels u u0. of shleh
ths Fsdsrll sov fumeut rscslFed fk
ROYALTY asiesti barrels worm o.
1es8as NOT Including bonuses N
addition a. the end ~ the yeas til
ooo a month as nsinr received ~
che government from naturpi as
leases % public lands IN wyom.ns
IN "a Roct Mountain fisla alon
there Nars on government land afs
oil vella u Which aei were IN lha
salt Cfosk. wya field a haadf A
ethtr eflls ere being drilled
Under lha iefms ~ lhs drveisp.
nt thfre had been lssaed 80 Oh
aud Faa tasas % states aai ffil
prospecting permits on eaeh 81
which drilling la required IN ls
states and Aliasa
The hfr.st namosr of prodac'sx
wells bsionsing = the government
i 10 ne Salt crssk field, where lhs
government bnda tlus a. nearly
aa tie land Such an lmmgnse am
ount ot crude petroleum VA prg
dacod that ihs capacity of lhe wells
waa TAR Frfatsr han the plps linz
facl.ulss % trsniport a.
N Neuilna $50 deytlopm
proceeded rapltlY ana At iha sni
of he fiscal fsar there wsrp 81
gconiinusd on Page .
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-06

Wa hinEfou-Ths kingdom q sau
l1~ SUIT for sy.eea damar1s
against Washirgtcn woman whose
slfouoblL c5ll'drd with th- eHc'ric
actor car of the siamene minister
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-06
Over the Wire

Du5,in-Ean0nl e. vatra n 5
1rocismato1 sns-lcd ri,i1ens q the
reru51e . rl.sse @ aay iacsme
isxss and other duts = tie p-oris-
iousi r5ve-n-srt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-06

Busnos Al-es-Tra Brs1n ir~ff-
chile ard Ar<srtins - sttnrf
a.ssrmlr1f q rorfe-eucs ~ E4lnsr s-
rfiis. Isrn1rF u p~ nuinerr f0
ne Pzr-A-zrlcs1 C1axres II
uarrh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-06

Msxios City-Orc trrdr e and
sfTeniv sight chiness chzrIrd vifh
rf591icas actirif - a. sraica. rar-
inprisonsd a. wazat-zn sftsr tsinr
orsrret dsaoTfeE.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-06

p Psx1 -Lisrf srzrt rir-s'
C7'fbsu- Psffs Fho va sf-'fr--
q f. c0-rrcticr -itf rrerfs fc''--
NJ thz fSrzprirx = a prur re-
t-ssa- has ercs-zf - re r--'tz1
Sta.-r and wss seen So 3 hotsi her
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-06

Bsri.n-Jsocuin - Nzrrsrir. 81
1rssentrg his c-eis1;isis T. Presi-
dent Ebert. SAID the irs'r. q the
g-ssl3ert q Fru1cs wls = at,ain
political sn8econnm'c AIMS clic.iai-
"a 20 insars TIE siaaiitr q Europe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-06

crscs11 - Cor-srde- Pr3rrelir-
Bod - tar eslv1tfo- tr--- -f'
20 ~ nu~sfs-ir rpsnrred freu
- rnsted states. 6 Ezs sznogac-
ef
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-06

Rira-The Ruesi-r errief vov ~
r. =. h-s r-nfscstef three Fl eus-s
- fh- -tsi.sz L1oi p sfln0 : VS.
iezr-ed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-06
WILL GET MONEY
FOR WAR STAMPS
Postoffics Here Prepares To Re
tire Big Sum All Who Hold
Certificates. Urged To
Act Promptly

TAe Guthrie posto;fce has begun
ihe task - retiring approximately
srso oeo worth 81 war avinEs stamps
or certificates. Oi thh amount mere
thu tsoooa have been registered in
The locai office. Taat much m re Is
hsld in private safes and safety de-
pCsif hexes
These STAMPS. which were Issued ia
1918. may be taken % the rnsiofticc
any time and exchaneed fer treas
ury RECEIPT The stamps vii then BE-
sent 70 Okiahoma City and Forwarded
% the treasury department IN Wash
iaston A federal reserve check will
be mailed direct 70 the original ow-
ner s. a. 20 reach him on OF before
January T.
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can Esehanss Stamps

+Fr the benefit q those who sul
Gesire 90 keep their money invested in
government securities IL has been ar
ranged 40 trey can exchange their
var SAVING stamps or treasury saw
inss certificates which bear per
cent interest from date p Issue
fnd may be oashed Go al any time on
Ten DAYS notice. said g y. Halstead
assistsHt postmasier. yesterday
These certificates. In addition Is
aifordinr q gosl rate of interest are
EXEMPT fr.m al taxation"
Banks VII also receive UNREGISTERED
wsr saviugs certificates for payment
ln the same manner as the postofiice
Dir h4lste1d request al xho have
these stamps and certificates 70 can a.
the p-steffice a. soon a. possible in
order that the sccoants may be closod
and tie transfers made. ! am hoping
thar every tamp holder will co-rper
ste with the post offIce here Ia order
that the transfers can an Be made by
Tsuuzry ist~ Be added.
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