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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-18
Francis Is MauIed.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 17.-After be-
ing helpless before Mogridge in eight
innings, the ST. Louis Browns staged
a ninth inning rally at the expense OF
Mogridge ad his relief, Francis, that
Melted them 8 runs and the game,
to today. Score;
RH. E.
St. Louis ...... 900 900 OoS-S IA ?
washington go. 900 OIL 0o3-5 1
Davis, Wright and SEVERED; Mo-
sridxe. Francis and Picinich.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-18
Yesterdays
Results
National League.

Pittsburg 8; New York s.
Cincinnati o: Philadelphia 1.
Chicago Z; Boston 2.
ST. Louis I; Brooklyn 8.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-18
Florida state League.

Jacksonville 2; Lakeland 0.
st. Petersburg-Tanpa rain.
Orlando-Daytona rain.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-18
Pratt Wins With Sinsle

BOSTON. Aug. 17.-Boston took bots
ends OF a doubleheader from Chicago
today, 3 to 2 and to I. Pratt's sin
gle to right scored the winning run
in the tenth inning of the first CANA.
Ferguson held the White Sox to hits
in the second contest. Scores;
First game;
RHE.
Chicago 600. 100 oO1 900 o. II /
Boston ...... o02 900 900 Is z o
Faber and Schalk; Pennock and
Walters.
Second game;
RH. E.
Chicago ........ 010 900 000-l 3 D
Boston .......... 900 o04 01x-5 s l
Leverette, Hodge and Yaryan; Fer
guson and Chaplin.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-18
Atlanta Wins Analn

ATLANTA, Aug. 17.-Atlanta made It
two straight over Chattanooga today
winning to l by timely hitting and tlgnt
pitching in the pinches by Mitchell. Both
teams played errorless ball. Score:
Atlanta ............o2o 900 o1x-3
Drake and Kress; Mitchell and Schmld'
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-18
r RI r.
Athletics Win Third Straight

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 17.-Phiia-
delphia won its third straight game
from Cleveland today to 1. Clarence
"Tillie" Walker hit his 2Sth home run
of the season in the sixth inning with
men on base. Score;
R. H. E.
Cleveland ... 900 900 100-1
Philadelphia 80. 10 003 12x-S Is o
Uhle, Bagby and O'Neill: Hasty and
Perkins.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-18
Wv YORK GIANTS
HJT SAVAGELY AND
! DEFEAT PITTSBURC
3inols Go Down To Fifth
q eit v, Defeat At Hands of
BROOKLYN Dodgers.
u1,BBELL WINS OWN
~ GAME WITH CINCY
crbs Make Clean Sweep By De-
foarng. Braves - Seventh
Straight From Chicago.

----spr re-. Aug. 17.-Savage hitting
~ <,a YORK a to 8 victory over
,',.s.,.-- today. McQuillan was hit hard
-,,asraa gltterinG support especial
,--r, rrlsch. Carlson and Russell hit
,.~' RH. r.
1......-r ............I0O- 100 001-3 10
,D0,r,s- and Smith; Morrison,
80 carlson. Glazner and Schmidt.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-18
g.,.1Ivn Defeats Cardinals

g LOUIS. Aug. 17.-Brookiyn de-
.stss $, louis in the second game OF
ne ssr.ss ,oday to 7. II was the locals
I~b straight reverse, Schultz was IN
,rs. nel for the Cardinals, as Max
r'scs vas On the bench with an injured
E7 r. H. z.
r--...,.- ............300 O20 Ills 10
=. o,,ss ............o00 10l O41 - 10 4
vance Aamaux. S. Smith and DeBer-
., Doak, Pertica, North, Sherdel and
C!emopS,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-18
American Association.

American Association.
Columbus 4; Milwaukee 6.
Indianapolis o; st. Paul 3.
Toledo s: Kansas City Z.
Louisville 6; Minneapolis Z.
South Atlantic League.
Charlotte IL; Columbia 10.
Augusta Spartanburg rain.
Charleston 20; Greenville 5.
Twilight League.
SeyIiies 5; Baracas 0.
Junior Twilight League.
Obelisks 8: Blue Moons 2.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-18
South Atlantic Lea
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY

Junior Twilight League.
Obelisks 8; Blue Moons 2.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-24
LANE GUTHRIE" SELECTED
ron CITY RESERVOIR

The chamber a. commerce commit
tee TO whom was delegated the task
q selecting nams fof the city
reservoir lake has reported after so
irg through nearly tao hundred
names submitted ~ clilssns a onth-
RE The name selected y I.Ake
Ca'hre- ars was sunmiisel BY Mrs
u. O. BARKER There wee rye ton.
gr.ba,or Who snbrissed the nasrs
Guthrie Lake but only one Lake
Guthrie. The cor mltten. consisting
az W. u. wcich. d D Duskin. Roy
kneeisnd. John f.oeelsts. NJ. l.
Armanircas. G. G Ford and Pred
ilntz de idci the name Lake
cuthrie' vas the most alspsoprla;c
one submitted. A doxen photographs
salnsd si s2s win be presented 70
Mrs. nArkor BY N. \ Armantnput a.
a prize A lsi'gs sold slgn board viii BE-
erected AZ the entrance n ihe re.af
so'r sronnas tearlna the name.
Lake Guthrie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-24
cUTnhIE NIGH SCHOOL
Program TUESDAY MsHT
Concert VIII - Given ~ ~
nrst -. \. chufvh Yor
Dsnsflt of Student
organisation

The rccple q Gashfi< wsli Aavs
chance to hear an sxe~lisns con.
ss,s- ras On ~ coal saisns and
souns tsisnL a that. TIE hish
s<Aool erchessrs ~sll pre>ens . pro-
gran tonofrof nsrhs a The fsrs'
N 4. sharsh. ~Alch VII sle<se even
the srl,sosi HusSnn A lzfss srose
l. aeahly Important flrrs 4 = very
necessary for tae snenoex = tho
orxhestra 10 pertorsa heiofs ; hlx
Andionce and seopnd n i lmgoFtsu
from financial sfaaaeolnt: me
nsoncg ~iil bc nFea 70 dsifAy she
expenses cf the orchestra 10 NaF-
man Friday Miss Helen ccl'lns ant
Miss ffen es vhnlips sin assls'
~llh violin sna piano nsmbefs. "A
enissien sse. rfosf>m win start a
Sls 3 N. a, the f1ra n &. efurh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-24

Nsu Vera. Apru - 4
bcsslssxssx s<hsms whereby
liqucr wss .maxSlsd into this
country frum Bermuda and
Cuba on : former subusArtne
chaser commanded BY offseess
wearing he uniform ef Ne
United States navy has been
une<rth>d. u va announced
today ~ The customs house
The former chaser ioi. ~.
named ridus has besn sets>d
with her commander and crew
Of seven. The announcement
said.
Officials claim 10 have re.
csivsd from the crew . story
10 tho effect that pirates held
up The chaser yesterday noon.
twenty miles out of mont<ks
Point. Long IsIAnA boarded
The craft with drawn rsvolvsr
and hound the commander v
ths mast. seIzlng the crsv.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-24
HOME ECONOMICS EXHIBIT
IS DECLARED SUCCESS
Many SCHOOL Patrons Place Stamp
Of Approval on Excellent
Work; Breakfast To Re
Served BY Students

Ilsndfsas of Guthrie Fsopis SISTED
the Wits sssr last resk and IN
speeisa tha home enonosn'ea eshlbs
iis tat 90 o. ths stodnn,s of Mrs
Ifofs,sha eho has ehssxa ~ that 1ofk
10 tbs city seheola sinny xiaelas
compliments ~rfa faid mot only 10
Nfx Fusfsha hai 10 ~ ehllarsn ~ho
~ iaally I'D ths ~ofk ssder hsf evm-
pesent Instruction
In the eontest ~ ~ O'Clock eainf-
dsy sweating The standing ~ earh class
ssepi yA-sIa Esies,s sii-99s a. essl
IAt nine a'sioek shen eshitlt si.,ss1
TIE "a bad naasa enouxh 10 ne
eouss % make sba total nsmhf %
go mo sxhAl'i oss ieeo Az he
sifis ~sFs enthusiastic over shss
~ors and sFs psaanInk fuF neat yeass
york
iIaslas koen asked fs~ a sanns q
their sv,kinx Tho KRIS are nee u.
sask'nx lfe@kf.s,. 10 - sissn sAis
vs~A Tor school hoard sasn,isrs and ;
few frsads ~ho heies.i them
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-24
HERES A CHANCE TO
SIT IN WITH FORTUNE
Karsas City Law Firm Thinks
Missing Heir To Millions Is
In Guthrie or Logan
County

Has any one seen a man BY the
name of James Manueiy
II yoa happen 10 meet hin. get on
his pood side for be has little FOR
sune Of ss.seo.eco awaiting him when
he can be found.
And Kope q narksr. attorneys In
Kansas city. who have been request >
"A by friends % the mlss'ng IRAN 70
ioos for him. in letter 70 the Daily
Leader said they believed he IL IN
CufArle.
when Manuel left Tsmpsco. Mex
ico. years aro he thought he owned
a strip % land that wasn't worfa
anything. but row, aecord'nr 70 =
letter fcceiysi ~ Joee Eplno. a
former friend of Nsnusi. the lite
strip Of land = 10 the heart Of the
richest oil field IN the world. AMI
Manuel IL a mIlllonare. The only
trouble y he doscnt nov n.
The last lime Manuel vas seen he
xas IN Kansas city. but the aitor-
reys <.y they have information he
cane 70 cuthrie from Nuzzoxee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-24

oklAhoma City. April ~
Bond issues Il WynonA and
Buffalo we're declared good"
today BY George Short. state
attorney general. u = confer
snoe with J. \. Bristow. ccsn.
~ attorney Of Carter county.
and George o. GRANT, county
attorney Of AdAir counsy. The
attorney general told The
county attorneys that informs-
tion received BY in Office IN.
dicated that the cities would
be able 10 pay of the bonds.
He said w. w. Wright
county sheriff Of Adair county.
Rad informed him that Buffalo
Was meeting the interest pay
ments on is bonds regularly.
Both Briktcw and Grant came
here for conferences because
their counties had funds in
vested in bonds Of the two
cities.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-24

County commissioners have been
petitionsd 70 aathorz zeS bounty on
crcws and hawks Of all kinds The
farmers of the county whose crops arr
each year damaged materially ~ the
onslaught a the rests are t'ahind the
request II Is lawful fDr the counis-
rsoaers to offer a bounty for the Kill
fnx Q. Grows and hawks Farmers
contend that u toss'y Of "a cents
rer head On c-o~s and hawks u Fivsr
that the 3re.x VII roon b. extcruin-
ated The 70 esris ~ia snah,r gunner
10 XII sLeri sad pay t7r tie aman'
tinn. And there is considerable srort
in the game. bssides.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-24
Kansas City Preacher
Refuses to Take
Money From Klansmen

Kansas City, No. April n
Three men. dressed In the
uniform Of tho Kn Klux Khan.
uttered . church In Kansas
City. Kan, last night and Of
Tered the pastor. DR. @, Prank.
lin Rca,n. a cash cptlribution.
In appreciation Of services
rendered. " The men entered
the church through the eide
door at the Close Of the serv.
Ice ana were aslgsA their rzniea
by Paul Ditsen. justice OF she
peace. IN usher Of tho church.
They replied that they could
rot reveal their names and
asked for the pastor. Tho
hooded men handed the min
lister a package which he took
and examined but returned Af.
ter the men refused 10 tell who
they were.
The men left quietly after
mingling with the congrega-
tion for a few minutes. Later
the pastor said the package
contained q sum Of money.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-24

Jvhn ~ aassxe. better knssn 10
eaFsF asy us,hfis peopie - "Jsek# i
daaa ~ hi- heme N n~&ssr. okl2-
hpm@ n shs days trtor~ 
tahsod
and ~hsn ths ssfti~ery -. ysanx.
rt4ek SAVAGE vas lvemtn>as ~.
ars IN the ss~lssy u ne thea e@pttof
saa hs as seFy rsp.Isr bssA VIA ths
tafs and tbs x'f. fts 80 m<rr1~d
q NI> f,>sz asssss . fssthtis spsi.
~ SRI n ths early sssi>s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-24

tlslis q note kss osewred "a 90,
saaal'leas DARING Tho p~ss ~~sk. ss-
eee.ilaa "a ,hs ~s~slr ersp bsIlssls
lsssse.l ~ shs state s~p@ssm~nt af
AxfsnsissFr trp~ts h~vs seu~r~d.
sheaxh no DAMAGE hss besn @en~ -
fruit iTpspssss ass a. a stra frais
rsor ~wies ~llI ~ ~slsuc.s. a. vefy
lltsle fuf "a. bs~a RAISED re sh~
faas sro ~ 'hfe sssfs a - v~ry
bslikssy me halisils .~ss. HAT sa~<s
sal - ~ssthrs seif saes<h 10 a.
anF further damage 70 hrtt Much
spfaSlsE - frui, us~s has beer asas
dsrlns The past fs~ weeks sad fklz.
she ass@Fsmsnt .sys v'il have ssrr
baaefielsl sffsst
Tha department. h@s Mss reserved
sasss,islnx mssser frunv Nresws~is
eoanly ssklnx for 100 sussh~rvr
plesess. shleh 10 sompl~ts asla<ass
thai ushhoms - f~gsaly coming -
shs frpns - great bery rse.i.<Inx
state Ths p,gklas s~ss,s Coz ssrs~-
berries = from Apii - - a.r N
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-24
OkI.AlOMAN ~ CHARGED
WIN KILLING BROTHER

Oklahoma CITY. Apfil "a pase
sherman. nexro taxsab driver. vas
ti,iea during a flsht IN negro rer-
iaufan' here Sunday according 90 the,
poIise. nlll sherman. brother q
the had negro. sns arrested. Ne WAS
ehsrfed wlth murder Police said the
\ lilng occurred during . flkh' amoss
The ffur .@nrran brothers a knife
was found clusehed IN The hand of
the dead negro
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-24

Mystery snrronn.ls the death
Of Charles III. Beal. Mnlhall
townsiaip farmer. who di>ap
pearnl from his home Marrh
29th and whose desd body Was
found Sunday afternoon partly
concealed in an old hassfask
three miles south of Marshall
BY men out hunting rabbits.
The bo<'s was badly dcrom.
posed. Ills shot gun Was found
lying nearhy. enc barrel had
teen discharged, A canvas
<heet covered shs body.
Sheriff Robertson soi Conn
~ Attorney Diuwiddic are
now IN Marshall and an IN.
quest will he held late today.
4 sweeping investigation
will be made ~ the mystery
There Is talk that Deal met
his death ~ asSaSsins.
Sone. however, are II the
opinion that he committed
suicide. This last theory !
discounted by the argument
that had Real committed sui.
eide lying 10 close 20 the hay
stack that the flash of the Gun
wopld have set the hay ON fare. |
No rcssAn has ever been
given publicity why Real left
home. il any reason was ever
found. Ills home life was said
70 have been eongcnial lie
left home ON she morning of
March 29th last stating that
he was gong hunting He took |
along the gun found by his /
side Yesterday and also the |
sheet of canvas that was found |
spread over his body. When
he failed to return a search |
was made aud later a reward
Offered and cards were sen'
TO all parts of the countryl
with his picture printed there
on and complete description |
Of him given. [
II win probably take sev |
cral DAYS so,emnplrte the IN
vcstigaiion now being made
The decreased was ~ years
- age and leaves a vi.low
IIg had been IN poor health for
some time.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-24

Na.sa<~~ = n " g'shst sevss
a s.as n ~ : - t.yee~ ~
essi q osmass~~ sv~ssr s>ss<s -
aefs shss oi.eases. ~hks 80
t@sa<a ~ ne s~r>r Miller rs<~r :
fssss tf~~k fan el<~>f Is1.@s a
ks'<sss n ~ sssf nc>@sn< u<v~n
= il<asfs,,s. ~ha isssf 'r>s>f~<rei
a q = y I'r~ssa - ~ I>>>~
kresnr ~ k>sfs.|~. ~'li rvas>kiv
<s~ln ss~o~ sssa pr~~<sAles - rsa~v
n -. '~&ra~i sedsy sh&t sAs -.
Fsssfr - sh~ '~s~s'ss ks> a'>>pp<~v.
- sh~ ss<d msas ~ nr~aaa> ssvv~s
= nfpstss IN. 'r.s>f~s<~d sees
hsf lnter~>s n ~ Acres sf ne q
ieses<ns psrsh~~>a ne r,fs< - ~
sasfa'ss h~fcf~ ressh's< ~>tnsex
- . n vhitt~stos. = llsnrypfss
hanAs ana q a k'as
rhs s~ss<as sss ss'a~ss~ <r~ all
q >aa~ sh<s sfs~< "a N '&yu~ 9>~N-
titles wxs k~ipx pv~f'ssss - sslss.
m<nts = hAx mIi~ nofsh 81 hADs
mIi~ soasa AZ f,sss's ru~h>s~1 -
sasmsas In s>ssIs~ s>sti.ii - ~h<eh
= s~li vHs a shs ssn~ h~<eG drilled
~ ske "a ,~~>~~. that rv~es maei.
somssf. Fes,a<s uas,~d STATES laltss
pFahsis ssisfn~, and h> ~ psssssr
nssasa osst ~ nsf&sis. prevailed
apea f4ef's sans. nos<sss nrs~n -
induce her aesbev 10 s~si - ~sss
# hls tani 10 hss
fss~f ssa k's ~lfe or . ~ossst>s~s
tioa ~ u asd lpss sni Hff~rt'<'u.
signed . a~~a ra~s~v'nx ., <~f~> u
e'l lard, ss'asd a >l.ooe 80 - ~
aaas. she a lsfs fsdsss>d M l>s4
20 Ik,ssan. fsv = eoasltsrsliea s>I1
- have b~~s esspl ~ ~hth sms~s'
Miller fisss 70 si's~~d 70 have rs-
eeis~i Siso az Itsi n sli ~ isnt
~ofsh = miiilnn dellsss
whea eIi ~ss ssusk ~ n rie~v
farm sna u,ii>fs aslly iseeme (rem
81 hsa fs~shsS einoo. h ~~s <Is.
e~,~s~a ~ sw~sss ~ ~ lAkwtsv -
~p~ese ~ea.~~a.~-<-~.-~
ls'nssIsa~d - i'~ss =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-24

Los Angeles. April "a Roscoe Ar
buekie proposes 70 prove By his
rondocf that he Il entitled 10 return
to motion picture work. scrordinv %
a statement he Issued al his home
here Arsackie sal5 this was 70 b
he only comment on the cancellation
a contr.<s for the showing of his
fIiss. q che rcquc>t of WI H. Hsvs
head a. the Motion Picture Prodnc-
ers asso<iat.on
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-24

Inf IhN AHsDflaffd FffI4l
London. April ga henna bath
cnls Is forinlus among Londons more
ultra society wonen who deem
oliye-colored skin something worth
acquiring.
The craze Il said 70 be ~ Frenca
or American origin. nafhs' strongly
tlnetnref wfh henna dye. are taken
saonthiy. and fmpar, dellfafc tint
which looks well With the evening
dress or oriental shades and designs
n0~ 1oruiar here
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-24
JUDGE CIiAS. &. SMITH
FILES fOIt OtTiGE

Judge Charles c. smith of this
city nlea his nomination papers
tbs mcrning eth the stats election
board. bcsss tho frat candidate 10
ft.e fof office with the state bosfs
iils dlstris enhraees Logan and
Lin DIN and " ibe ilih ia ielal d.n.
trlct Of the stale.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-24

So~@se. April - D~vi'i B7s~n.
- worker widely known In the
Oklahoma oil fields. shot ard kllle1
Joe Iafosatalne Blacksmith. In 4
hotel here late today and then COM
rlites suicide No reason for the
tragedy l. known. Two bottles con-
tanning corn whisky were fozni in
their hotel room.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-24
UNIDENTIFIED NAN
KILLED m TisAl>

nafAns. April "a An anidentifie1
4an eas kii.cd and four Others In :.
iurei when = 81 Loals-san Fran
cisco frsekht train samicd the track
near soper late yesterday. secori-
ls.x to ~ord recehed here today
Traffic on The rusd eas held ~
untii today when rer~irs 70 the
track could be maze No canas has
oena assigned cor the sssideng Al
five cf the men were sAid ~ mem-
bsrs Of the train ere~ % have been
riding free~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-24
Siacker's Gold to
Be Held By
Uncle Sam

washington. April -. = jassss
Bailey IN shs supreme court q s's
District of coiumss4 to-day ~,led
shst the alien property custodian
csrcst be required 70 surrender
property o. Grover c. nsspsoi. va.
seS a. Vsoooo n shs government,
proves shssoersoell hss been con.
ssessd ef deserslon >sra 10 ne~ =
su7a,lss fsom justice.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-24
DEFICIT OF GUARANTY
FUND IS H,D00,l10
ParkInsoa'a Report Shows War
rants Outstanding $2.ipS.ooo:
Five Million In Assets.
Scne Banks To Pay Out

A cash ssilelf u fapei.ieocf ca.
lsscd Ia the state hank suarsnsy
fund 90 fssfasry .. according 10 com
rlste report & shc guaranty tlnd's
ocndlslun made lablsu sssn aay b,
ssssss Esamsnsr fsed f'ert.nson.
Thp rvinst covered veek. cf a..
vestissilon eunaastsa ~ nsm'y "a
amlneF Colin yaisnsins ana takes
30 coKnlsanee of the state hank fail
uFrs s'nca rsb >
Tho repofs showed the rana 60 have
|ffoa.tpsS A. cash on hand with o.. z.fsi. :
sis,f saamnsy Fund war ants cni.
standing
IN compsss accounting q tha
disbursements from the rnsfsn,s
fund since the first faiipre W 1908.
Parklason's rvfoFt shows that ~
Cal d sselhlsi.3g has been said oat
of the fund 10 ruimanfss dsppIsofs y;
Jailed iAnts. ~sslIe the fund hss ro'
iecied sai s2essfnea fun the a.
sais ~ these failed hanks 10 rshshil.
lsste the fund
Some u s'eHs Old
rhs lsases .Fsp 13pe 81 assets
ofeinnss IAN 4 i,slors ~, .. 1879,
held BY the h ank department. col.
,.a.,sr,-s a. ysse 4.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-24

lesr.is,ovp. ~ Alsu "A srs~sis
20 both President Harding and oas-
'sfnor Small asa 70 ths ,se Iliiasls
senators and Congressman Our ahss
asking federal aat state sis % hsip
rebuild sesif se~n we're dispatched
shl@ sfssgneon ~ eoprri',se a 81
f'sarIsio~n bpsinsss msn who soasg
completed arFmnssmnns fef fIoai "
hahlllsAflon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-24

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-24
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men we're injured. none seriously.
ard damage estimated a SEQ ecq
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-24

chleaso.Apr ,s-'gte sasy 70
haise mensy for the soldiers bonas. :
declared Mms schamsnnsr sslnke
VITO fusssd throagA hsrp yesscrda1.
al ihey have 20 40 is repeal the
yoisfead act and ESQ the taxos.
added TIE mother 10 thousands q
soldiers for whom shc ssug overseas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-24

Mra Jessie i'nlleck. county aenaa
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-24

John FIELDS Gus 70 MeGr
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present
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-03-14
PROGRAM STATE SCHOOL
IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION
Meeting 20 Be Held in Columbia
March II, 1922
Morning Session

$50. Opening address-Miss Ma
ry Eva Hite, president Of association.
Minutes of last meeting-Mrs. NJ.
T. Lide, recording secretary.
Roll call.
Music. (All music for morning ses-
sion to be furnished by University
quartette, Maurice Matteson, direc-
tori
: Report Of school community organ
izer-Miss Matte Thomas.
Report Of county organizers.
Report from delegates.
Music
Election of officers for year.
Address, Community Health-Dr.
James A. Hayne, state health officer.
Adjourn.
1890. Luncheon at Jefferson no.
tel. Make reservation BY sending one
dollar to Matte E. Thomas, Colum-
bia.)
Afternoon Session
$50. Three ten-minutes on 'The
School Improvement Association as
Viewed From My Standpoint
(1) A county superintendent-C.
H. Seigler.
(2) A ,trustee-Alfred Scarbor-
ough.
(3) a teacher-Miss Myrtle Ven
able.
Model meeting for a school i'm
provemcnt association, conducted by
Heathwood, Rose Hill and Colonial
Heights associations.
The speaker for this meeting is Mr..
H. E. Boggs, secretary and treasurer
of the Everwear Playground compa-
ny, Springfield, Ohio. His subject is
Fairgrounds and Public Recreation,
! An informal reception given by To-
cal associations at 5 O'Clock closes the
program.