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Evening star., 1922-12-03
Formal Honors Paid
In Presentation of
Local Society Buds
Miss Emily Dial and Others
in List-Teas and Dinners
In the Proeram.

! The chief official bud of this week
| will he Miss Emily Dial, daughter or
j Senator and Mrs. Nathaniel Il. Dial.
| VINO VIII be presented at tea Thurs
! DAY. December :. at 1862 Kasorama
! foao. A large number of Senator
| DiaIs colleagues in Congress will be
numbered among those Of official So
| ciety who will welcome the bud into
! their social ranks. and other guests
are from official. diplomatic and So
| ciety residents in the capital.
Miss Dial will have with her severa,
/ OF her contemporaries in the seasons
| group OF buds. including Miss Laura
Bryn. Miss Emma stitt. Miss Eliza
! beth Jones. Miss Lillian Thompson.
! Miss Catherine Radcliffe and Miss
Page Sheppard.
Presiding at the tea table alternate
ly Will be Mrs. A. Owsley Stanley,
Mrs. Mark Potter. Mrs. Arthur Mac.
Arthur. Mrs. J. a. Connor. Mrs. T. O..
Donaldson and Miss Jean Campbell.
Assisting generally will be Miss
Grace Roper and Miss Rebecca Dial,
Miss Margaret Sutherland, debu.
| tante daughter of Senator and Mrs,
Howard Sutherland. will be the guest
OF honor at dinner Wednesday even
ing. December 40. OF Afr. and Mrs.
Lyman Kendall. who will entertain in
their homo at 1905 Now Hampshire
avenue and Will take their guests
later to the theater.
Nre. Emma Stitt will entertain a
small party of young people tomor-
row evening at the Navy dance. which
VIII be given in the ballroom of the
!. Willard by the Navy and Marine
Corps officials stationed In the Dis
trict.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Edwards will
people Informally at dinner Friday
evening for their daughter. Miss vir-
Ginla Edwards. who will take her
guests later to the Junior League
dance at Rauschers.
Miss Elizabeth Turner will be the
guest Of honor at dinner. Saturday.
, December 18. of Mrs. Delos A. Blod-
gett.
Capt. and Mrs. William Dugaid Mae
Dougall will entertain q small COM
pany OF young people informally at
dinner Friday evening for their
daughter, Miss Charlotte MacDougali,
who, with her guests. will later at
tend the Junior League dance at
Rauschers.
Mr. and Mrs. Corcoran FhoRa will
give q tea with dancing Tuesday
, afternoon, December 19, in their home
at 1925 street, when their daugh-
ter, Miss Caroline Thorn, will make
her formal how to society. Mrs Thorn
and her daughter returned from Eu-
rope a week ago.
Mrs. Frank Walter will present her
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Duryea
Walter, to society tomorrow after.
noon at tea In her homo at 213s
Wyoming avenue.
Miss Rosamond Castle. who is a
debutante Of this season, will return
to Washington this evening from Bos-
tonswhere she has been visiting since
her return from Europe. Mrs. Castle
returned Wednesday from Boston. She
and her daughter spent the summer
int Europe and were Joined In the
early autumn by Mr.. Castle. who re.
turned with them about a fortnight
Evening star., 1922-12-03
P Pre-Holiday Season
Enlivened by Many
Dances and Dinners
Navy Relief Ball and Miss Virginia Edwards
I Coming Out Tea Are Departures in Thanks
!, giving Observance of Capital Society.
SALLIE v. II. PICKETT.

svNGs sprighly apidy the capital
81 until the New Year. when things assume their onven
II tiona official phase Two unusually large and balls
Thanksgiving day and din
ler parties made week of mild and delightful reve
Except Relief ball Thursday night and the cong-ou tea
sf Miss Virginia Edwards Thanksgiving day was as should always
BE family and home News Mrs Hard
.seaon esuming her official social obligations
<ths and others the heart for en-:
Pertaining
HAr important social organ for odon the Congressional
will frequently during starting with the Fri
dy when the usual feature of entertainment will be omit
% giving the for greeting another The
preparing balanced and
s dances to be given there will be that in the last
December with Representative and Mrs Campbell hosts and
ahr Miss Helen Campbell of honor Mrs
wife Senator Fnshuysen of New Jersey of the
official Washington will take the
sstace of Mrs Lsnroot as president of the club
:{IIE dancing tine keynote last weeks the opera the
M @ with % ] xss Hf III % @ rH hs s
Ss
% Ry s, Msn % % Peg s su V1 M and aqfSf @ g yd nS
and and M 2 S, M sad s % n nt9 s
a % % M e ss@s to s beauty a"
NELEoA1Es republics
1 @ sfSe @ d 9y M f s e f op 1a H Sss M so
The 5n suns hold State
viii M na and 9 MS Is % aSs s a there s I b %
% p5, Of s and will n n
n the Of unehons and dinner VII obtain Each
s5 m ts
Corps % % ~ s % @ Of es. s sf .ts: f Il n s?S
WIN De aane'ng at the debut tea which Mrs James
sf @ s s$:z s!:;S;Ss
s:;: ~:s Vii 5: @
Bsta @ M sss: Ct Me- s fas .i:t s;.s M:
eheh Turner Tuesday, Miss Virginia selden Of Mrs
Gsas Mss Eizb.sh ad1ta. Ms1
.s & .e " @ M a s r S Mrs e ~ s,s r.
There dancing ts1 t. ps1t s her I in their hon"
:Rs. WILLIAM FOWLER be hostess at the Red Cross
tA national headquarters today,
zxoock this afternoon The house arranged
,s work and was instituted By Mrs Doushe1 head the Washington
ssow will be Mrs Frede1b Brooks Mrs Brecknge Long
De Witt Tamage cordial welcome every Washing
Evening star., 1922-12-03
Bachelor Officers
OF U. S. Navy Hosts
At Chevy Chase Club
Give Dinner at Which
Guests Were Debutantes.
Other Social Festivities
During Thanksgiving Sea-

son.
\ group ui thirty bachelor officers
of The Navy stationed in Washington
gave dinner party last evening at
the Chevy Chase Club, when their
guests were debutantes of this and
other seasons. Capt. and Mrs. John
H. Dayton chaperoned the party and
the guests included Miss Dorothy
Mondell, Miss Helen Campbell, Miss
Catherine Radcliffe. Miss Marcia Cha
pin. Miss Lucille Thompson. Miss vir-
ginia Edwards. Miss Corinne Stevens,
Miss Elizabeth TAYLOR Jones' Miss
Alice Ntlburn. Miss Catherine Weller,
Miss Helen Griffin. Miss Mary Palmer.
MIas Il:nor Wheeler. Miss Diana
Cumming. Miss Louise Anderson,
Miss Martha Hawley. Miss Mary
Stitt. Miss Emma Stitt. Miss May
Emily Hamilton and Miss Steele OF
Westminster, Nd. The table was dec
GRATED with the Navy colors and the
favors had q suggestion Of the sea.
Mrs. Henry F. Dimock will enter
tain at dinner tomorrow evening In
compliment to the assistant secretary
Of war and Mrs. Wainwright.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Campbell Graef on
tertaIned last evening at their home
their daughter. Miss Olyve Graef: her
house guest. Miss Marie La Marche
OF New York, and Miss Ellen Bruce
Lee.
MIR, AxcI Leonard Astrom. minister
from Finland. was host at small
luncheon at the New Willard yester-
day.
Miss Alice Mann entertained at din
ner last night. taking her guests on
to the dance given by Solicitor Cen
eral and Mrs. Beck for their daughter
and daughter-in-law.
Lieut.. Col A. Il: Singleton was
host ut dinner Friday evening. en-
tertainin9 q company Of twenty-t three
at Rauscher's before tho Army dance.
Col. and Mrs. G. II. Estes were
tertaining a company of. twenty -four
at Rauscher's before the, first Army
dance of the season, which was given
there that evening. ~. -,
Mr., and Mrs, Eugene Meyer. jr., will
con today in ,their home ON connecti-
cut avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic B. Pyle on
tertained at dinner At .the Chevy
Chase Club last night preceding the
dance in honor OF their son. Mr.. F.
Lawrence Pyle Of Wilmington. DEL.
and his BRIDE of a month, who are
A. kau AA
Evening star., 1922-12-03
Younger Set Entertained
Bv Mr.. and Mrs. Beck

The solicitor general and Mrs.
James n, Beck entertained the
younger set in society at their home,
1854 SIst street northwest, last night
at q small dance in honor of their
daughter, Miss Beatrice Beck, ana
theif DAUGHTER in law, Mrs. James NJ.
Hack, ,ir, A number Of out-of-town
quests were present.
Evening star., 1922-12-03
List of AT Homes Given
For Sociiety's Guidance

Mrs, Henry F. DImock and her
daughter, Signora Catalani. wife of
the honorary minister and counselor
Of tho Italian embassy, will be- at
home this afternoon in tho former's q
home at 1901 10th street,
Mrs. Charles B. Drake and her
daughter, Miss Barrine Drake. viii
be at home Informally this afternoon
after 1 O'Clock,
Miss Catherine Carter Critcher.
with Mrs. William Eaches. Fendall.
will be at home in Miss Critchsr's
studio, 3 st. Matthews court. in the Sec
ond and third Fridays in December
from 4 to 6 o'clock. Miss Critcher will
exhibit some Indian subjects painted
recently In Taos, n, NJ.
Mrs. E. IL Hartman will be at
home this afternoon at her residence,
1909 18th street.
Mrs. Middleton Elliott, jr.. will be at
home on the first Tuesd1y off each
month during the season at the:NAval
Hospital.
Evening star., 1922-12-03

The mfnistsr' OF. .pahanfa hnd ssh6f4
Dc AltAso returned last evening from
Evening star., 1922-12-03

The minister Of Finland. Mr.. Axe
Leonard Aatrom. viii give q recep-
ton Wednesday afternoon from 4:50
to o'clock at the New willard, In
celebration o4 the tndspsn6eaoe Of
Finland
Evening star., 1922-12-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Meyer. jr.. will
entertain a small company at lunch
con today in their home ON connecti-
cut avenue.
Evening star., 1922-12-03

Continued on Seventh PaEe.1
Evening star., 1922-12-03

The minister of Persia, BIlrza
Hussein Khan Alai, returned last
evening from a weeks visit in the
middle west. coming by way Of Buf-
falo and Niagara Falls. .-.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-24
T|NsMAN, ORDERED TO
LEAVE, STILL IS HERE
r ilroad Man Gets Alleged ku
klux Klan Warning United
States Attorney To Take
Action

Raf I.heman failroad employ
hss 81, = an alisgsd Ka klus letter
So sherG noh uson. eho ln torn
hka given Il fn fhs tuiIHd ftAfrH ai
tomef Cor action
1hf letter beats ihr ahsl snd zeal
,f khn So ie asa t la eey brief
It warns Tlnsmm 90 .etan paying
coafi 90 Mm William caaa'day
and Is lenta eAn within "a D ura
1he letter s dalsl oct Is fnsfan
suN j. n tne city M casaldaY
.Myss oa South Division street
shfHf Ropsusun Tnte TInsman q
emo fun loadtd with buck ah0l and
advised h.m i1 sand "a, ana "a 81
f mos ssiea f,dsrfl Auorny Maafsf
taAa the hstsr eaH sttt through lhe
mah snd bs.ff threatening eanr +
tm rrlre offanne He vlil lake
teiion asa.ns b. officers e khu.
$50 ie ha fnnoan "a today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-24
WANTS RIG MAN ron
GOVERNOR OT PORTO RICO

Washington. Oct "a Appointment
~ "a bit man Pr governor of Porto
RICO and inauguration - "Afnsflean
fumeniai poli'ics ihere Naa
urscd by Marin rravieae mayer ~
San Juan. AZ conference today sgih
President Hard'ug
Ths Gan Juan matof who confer.
red whh sscrearY Weeks 20 Porto
Ric1n masfers last week and Hha
repri seuis the Uniouis party which
- ailFnod aFainsi p Mont RELY. ihs
present Pono Rleau governor. said
be I'D no specifically ask faf the
rmuFel " Governor Reilly but Cor
an ending - ne whole regime NhIch
Pc said Mr Rely repr.sanb Ifs
added nat 50 Tar in his conferences
IN which be had sen no indications
% any immediate intention 20 maias
a change in The governments o. ihe
Island
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-24
1. =. WINS \ POINT
N BANK CASE

Washington. Ocl 2t The rrQn
o. ne United states FOR leave g. ne
an original BIN aralnsi tha slate uf
okrhoma in an cffor 10 obtain
pr.oriir for certain Iadlans IN the
fe'lemsut of ihe affalra y the ln-
solvent oslahoma state hanh. vas
frfn.ed hy The supreme court
This mfrfly means ihst ihn case
vih BE- prean nifd personally by .he
auorns,p before the supreme oaurf
instead q flNnF brief, lu IRE case
and decs'on rendered from those
briefs
Ths maicr Involves approximately
f@eooo.00e IN Iudian funds tina. ere
on deposit In me state The Interior
dtpartment maintains ihsf ihesa
funds should BE- paid first ln case of
bank failure. and has Threatened %
vithdras ihs money unlsss an az
rfemfut Is made 20 Do hls
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-24
MAN AND WOMAN KILLED
REV. HALL AND MRS. MILLS
Widow Who Witnessed Double
Tragedy Tells Officers Of
Quarrel and tho
Shooting

hs~ Bruns~lsk. ~ .. oct - The
name o. the woman reported 20 have
Witnessed ihs aeable rasfdsr oi the
Rey Edward wheeler Asn and his
choir singer mrs. Cleaner y Alu, 10
day became kne~n
she ls Mrs. Ann clbssn. a widow
who ~lth her son, cerd4ois s.sty
aere farm on Hamlltoa Road II =
searssiy ses,sd section several miles
from here
Before harvest iims hsf nelds we're
frequently entered az Night ana fob.
bsd shortly before the double muf.
def She q glied 90 end ih|s ih.osofy
zach nlehi she Jay IN wal, Nearly
WIS icihercd . sAdlled mule fof puf.
pose of pursuit
The night tf fho musArr she was
ssla 10 have told invei uratars. She
wa r|dine dovn nenmssys lano
through lhe rhIl'pa farm when nho
asw in field The d'm outline ~ two
men and two women
She became curoua halted her
mule sud watched There Nas q MON
cnt y loud taiklne ihe sound n pla
tol hot streak % flame ard ono ~
the mcn fall rhca a momsni later
four more ahois end one 81 ihe eom
IN Dir pred
Tho man ani ihe woman stood over
the slain couple iho story continued
and the name of iha man vas sp kou
On horror hY the woman.
Mr. Gibson then was faid - have
bee mo frightened and % have mu
"a her mHlo toward home
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-24
Linr1 EMBROIDERY pupil WINS
nLur RianoN At DALLAS

Mlfs Christie nanahHa lVnr
miles north 4 Galhre. a pupil = iha
Pre- Embroidery Glass at che lin =
Dry cooia slers s lhs proed oenfr
~ a hlus ribbon uhlch she won On
iisr embroidered m rnlus rlorY bed
spread catered % tha fssan s ats
Pair hsid at Dallas ih.a month
A. the 0klaho1a state riif Nlaa
pouahae waa ree0ad pfisr uH fhH
spf "a uudsf ihe fsi 4.rita 'affn
bg MF Alis 81 Adams sto . sm-
hroi8eff instructor hf ths tanir
stora snd original designer ~ Mss
nouahnas spread
oih.F pupl.s ~ fhs flss riassss
aho uon pHfss - ne OaahenA
ssts fair ere Atls f1on Adlsf Nisa
nafhsl pss. Miss paa'lae Sims
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Ten1plar
Tells of


chicago. Oct a Agrs emfni eiih
Chairman I.asker = the ttHtd
states shipplns board thsi dy An
trleau shops wli mean 4 subs aniiai
loss. oliver Nate~sn grsnd chief
iemplar - ilaols. gave Bis o~n es
PLANTATION uf the laz~ IA h|a adaFsss
before the frand iodre - mlno's
international orasr = Coed Temp
lars. st the og,nluF % hs Hkisr
aInih annaai sessien here today.
~Mr Raskff head ~ ~ I'm "a
states sh.pp.ag hoard fls los iAli
dry American ships w.il u-ean blg
loss. fAld SIR Macspan N stree
with him And so a. an ths hads
ef aii ihe shipping eomnanlfs The
prcprleiors - drnkng shlp make
ivo profits Ther frsl make 4 huge
profi aa ths intoxicating drinks that
arc sold 20 passengers aui second
thew make q hugo proni en ihs food
ihNt NJ drinking pass afers 40 ~
eai on one a. ms ,syegss oa the
Ahnte. ! eltcd ihai oHe pafasn
ser had not oomt e the table Tor
four days asked the steward
about him ard ne tod me that he
MN wss drinking hard Then IN e
burst q connasncs he iold 49, ihats
vhere ws make oor profIi s'r We
makes li frs on iae whisky we
makcs il Second on the arunks that
dent eai
"li ls veii snoun hc that one
n the nnf effects u drinking. esfs
70 small catent Is iofs of appetite
and ihe more whisky or brandy lhai
3 drunk ihs hess food = eaten -
We understood lhe ansiety - Nj
lasker 10 have lhe bars open on Am
srloan ships f.s JOB psnls uron
his msklar the ships pay u be dos
not soma one else may sec h.s lob
Bankers rfpcrt hat their eoffefa
were neyfr 50 fall % ihe peoples
savings "a TODAY The waFhs that
cree vent 20 TIE saloon keeper now
rus to tbe savings bank said Mr.
Aacewan 'ii la no wonder that fha
brewers aad salooukoFptra are
funfie
a large properties of cur mlm-
bera believing that our work was
accomplished Withdrew from our
organization and allied themselves
other other orFanlzata ans ~ toclal
character We muff cndeaNor 10
m'nr q m pck anil - infUVsi i
others
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-24
MIKE ARMANTNOUT ENTER
TA|NS, SONG AND DANCE
Weekly Luncheon Of Rotary Club
Enliycncd ny New Stunts,
Wcloh Tells of Book
Making

The oulslaaalns iaanfs % ths na.
tsry luncheon today vas a song and
dance BY Mike Arman,raaf eha lstrf
responded d an earafe ~ dsnFsflne
teseftauoa Ga iha hsasn,s derived
from ealing eood eats end dfiHk'nx
leaa
President Fred Limits pnslasl e
ha usual saay and care Cree maunar
ile vas ahly assisted ~ Iahn llll.
dfeth of me entertainment committee
Mr nidfeth falled ca W u Wetgh
who gave an interesting description
~ che Co-unatlse pf'nling plant ant
explained the manuiAegafe and mar
ketlnr q blank hooks and other pilnt
lhg and binding matter SIC Neiah
lnsllea lhe Aalafians 10 lnspsc BE
pf'nilna plant
The attendance "a taaaYs iunuA
con uaa "a psf cent ~ tho membaf
shlp
Nest ruosday evening che Rulaf
Sans and Rotary Auns elil entertain
che school teachers 81 ihe cltY wiih
banquet at the lone hotel
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-24
~ DCI IOIIIRn 10 IIiAis
nAii IAN t,sis nint

Judge John n causfit udr n
ths raHed States dlsifift aou'i Als
paalp nfd ihe bssrns ~ che Ff'ss p
ana Hoek lslaad faHesis snd ihe
stats board % equalization lHsH'flaf
tatos asstsssd ass'usi ihe roads aH
pa Saturday ila slll beer me isfii-
manY here
cattefai flfst ffaaint a fesiraia af
o-det aeainal lhg state beard an
ssfufyhr Is ,aiuailnu. whlrh ia4
mad. clalmri sore stfraHFs talf
be decided afeofalae lo faiss ffr
tafneys lhst fhs roads bad si His'a
remedy in state courts bal rnFffsfi
hh a. sion fsa aaYs later W et
leased 81 ofasf herttef ias tiaai
uai lu aaruis faf ihs reliei g teHea'i
and raaniy government
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-24
Posses
Pursue
Bandits

claremore. Oct. "a. Three un.
masked bandits entered the First
State Bark Of Tallala ten miles
north Of here shortly before noon
today and after locking Cashier
G. Bullard and his sister in the
vault, ecaped in an automobile
with Sl2. 900 in cash and an IN
known quantity Of liberty bonds
Possess headed by Roger and
Washington county officers are
earching the country around Tai
lala and Usage hills in order TO
capture the bandits
According TO Bullard, two ap-
peared 10 be about 2i years and
the third about 80.
Billiards. wife entered the
bank just as the bandits soooped
up the loot and started for the
door She was forced 10 remain
in a corner with her hands up
until the trio departed. She then
gave the alarm and released her
husband and Miss Bullard
According to Bullard, the loss
10 the bank is covered by insur
ance. Funds were sent immedi
ately from a nearby bank and
the Tallala bank was soon again
transacting business
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-24

Two fe'flous DO VOLUNTARY nHa
fapiry eefs tiled satariaf IN paHsd
states district court a Gaihflr 81
fufdins 20 Easard u Less fe si9
eiak ER n.aek prupf atar ef .ha
black Nsfrsnilia aemtsaf 81 oae af
aad A % nalis q farmer ai letter
san ned thr petitions nlaek isft
BIZ debts a. ttlfstsi saf his ssseis
81 tss aTw The fmltA ae aId+
rounseni ur Coo3s cempany -
kansaa clv halda aaiss Coz tiesia "
according q the asfton units o~es
1880 sad b. ssssts smpani % So.
20 ths peiHIan states Naafes ofta
carpenter = otahsma civ iiss
west F4ru street n'sd solaaisrf fe.
ton In aankfalfef NondaY iis lets
hl. debts 81 e. 20 saa his assets "a
/ goo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-24
JENKINS. vAHoNEY AND
BENSON RECOVERING NICELY

At patients Who have recently
undergone major onersilans la shs
Dr. r hospital are recovering nicfiy
sc-orsing 70 superinifndef Rice
Ton jenkins. Who had so2 esl.
stcnes removed fs making bette
prorress than he ahsrss his Re-
covery Is rapid and hz condition
unusually good John Mahoney d
zs.iinz along nicely aua Bsnsoa g.
completely o.. q danger and - con-
vaiescing rapidly
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-24
cur IN COTTON RArEs

Memphis. Tenn. Oct "a "A cut IN
cotton rates q : cents per hundred
pounds between New Orleans. and
New York By sea was announced here
BY tho southern Pacific railroad Tho
reduction 70 IS cents from % cents is
applicable only 70 cotton for export
and will apply only until November
g. Il was stated
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-24
Man Who dubbed
Wife TO Death
Must Stand Tria.

Fresno. Gait. OCT. et-osorss
7 ftariee., ~hor q eeroners jury
he'd 20 have committed -lusslfiabis
hemieiae when Ne elVbbea "a IS
year ed ~ifs % death srsr hs hae
found her slth 3 youns man n their
home early Sunday, wlli Be tree
fer msnsiau9htsr. plstrset Attorney
Daley announced today The de.
triet attorney expected to file CEN
rlsies teday.
n c. Blanchard. -. sad 70 have
been with Mrs rarow ~as arrest
Cd yesterday ard sentenced 20 80
eays n tie county lail Cor disorder.
b conduct.
Harlow ~as held in the sams lal
tocay he is sc years oiu.
1hs TRAGEDY occurred ., TIE Hsr'
low home a, Norhfofk harlo~
SAID he returned Unexpectedly. ard,
discovering aisnchara IN ths be0
roou'. ran and oct nls shotgun.
nlsnchara fied. leaving some q his
clothing ons shot VS. fred--ac
cldertaiy. according . Harlow,
who admitted that he ther beat hls
wife over the head with the o0n un
al che ~as dead
= didn't mean e klll her. he toio
the authorities = just rtaiiEed that
something terrible had happened
and I went mad F."
Harlow ard Ms wife were MARI.
ed when she was -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-24
HAtpn DUNBAR TO
PRoL ohe nNeAoIMaNr

The haEn nanbsf opera eompsns'
e1i fsuain sns hfr mealh AZ ne
Liberty fhafs luahuma fy
Perhaps d8fHf he nclldafs Il siil
play : Guthrie susaEsmsat afasr
Rotary aafpless Ral8h Dunbar
sell ka0sn 20 Cuihfs sonx lana.
aafs be il very ihsnkfai o Oufhre
fotarlaos Tor fhtif klndip lntfrtsi
Nr banha sa e4rm fflsnd o.
Pref bob Msr en
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-24
Election Registrars
of State In Bad
With Uncle Sam

okiasona City. Oct 2f-An
nouncemenf was made here today
b. the department Of justice that
agents of the department have be.
Gun su investigation Of the reports
that registrars have prevented citi-
zsns IN varieos parts of the state
from registering for the coming ger
ersi election. The government took
hand Il was explained. because
nstionsi eonsressmsn are 70 be
chcssn IN the election N okishc-
ma.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-24
ST. LOUIS POLICE HUNTING
MAN WHO SHOT BARkEEP

ST. Louis. No. Oci 2i-Polioo
ttdsv we're hunting FOR three bandits
who shot and KILLED John Regn.er 4
bart nder of a saloon IN g. Louis
county. when RsEnfr resisted their
affemw % bold hm ~ iass niFhf
catering ihe saloon wlarlnE uuV
and wifh drawn rtvo.ters. the
bandiis ordered Regnier 70 'stifk en-
no. but Instead ihs bartender start
"a shooting a. the rohbefs. WHO re-
urned tn fir without tempting
to rob ne saioon. the ma not in
an Automobile
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-24
CHANGE IN PASTORS
At WEST SIDE CHURCH
Rev. Bob Lehew Goes To
Norman. Rev. c. 4 Chaplin
Becomes Pastor Of NJ Z.
Church Here

ny conference appointment Robt
N. 4 Lehew. Dr. has been assigned
20 the First Methodist Episcopal
church. $50 man. iof TIE ensuing year
mera he VIII have several hundred
university students and others under
his supervision a. pastor tn se vho
know Of hs special adoption Tor this
work are great, pleased With his ap-
poiniment though Guthrie people are
ioath % give him ap
The rev pastor Il Rev e y Chap
I'm. who c,mes from Fort Woih. Tcr
where De has rendered oonspieuou
services as pastor o. one of the prom
incnt thnrches o. MeihcdIsm iie w.il
not only serve as pastor Of thc West
side Methodist church bur he has sl-
50 been appointed executive secretary
81 the Methodist hospital aud tralnus
school with a wonderful record a. an
organizer and executive. the plan Il
Tor him % prepare The way iof thc
grclt campaign FOR this confcronce ln
siitutlon which will result In a great.
iy enlarged plant before many yelrs
Meanwhile he viii have fll charge o.
tho White Gross campaign this fan
Via appointment @ not cniy 20 special
Interest 20 the business men and hun
dreds ., Moshodists q Guthrie. bot is
o. interest - the 10000 Mrihodlsis o.
the Oklahoma conference hecause n
hls connection with The Method 50
hosnitai ard training school