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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-14
ARnlrRArloN 70 RULE

Chicago. Sept. iA.-The sslfltmonl
plln provides FOR the return TO work
OF the strikers Ia their former posi-
tions and at the rate Of pay perscrib-
ed by the railroad labor board AM
disputes or controversies !ao.ient %
the s,tth ment VII be refered 10 a
commission of twelve members. six
Of whom will he selected by the
railroads in the agreement aud six
by the shopcrafts.
The Chicago and Northwestern, on
o. the large western systems purity
to TIE agreement. Was expected 20
mo leaders OF is shopmFn some
Eme today with the possibility that
ths msn would return &c work to
morrow or Monday
II. NJ Jewell. htad o. the shop
crafts, ala not Issue any official list
OF he roads which had agreed to the
sediment plan. lie said such in-
formation must come from the rail-
roads
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-14
rROt Bl.E CONES OVER
FAILURE 10 OBEY sI6>ii.

A X Pegg, charged with assault
ing Wm. ioyland, was arrested this
morning by sheriff Robertson on
complaint of llosland
Il sigears that Beh Hoyiand dri,ins
car was ordered 10 halt by PEGS.
who 4 flagman al the santa Fe cross.
ing on Oklahoma avenue Hoyiaud
says he got the flgnal too late and Il
he had obeyed II ne would have been
BIZ By an incoming train However
Pegg had Hoyland arrested and he
vas 0ned SO in police court.
Nsw comea william liosland. aged
father Of B-b lloyland and charges az
sanit {, seems that Peeg threw rs
iron stop signal al the lloyland csr
when young Hoylsnd failed .rtop
the car ami the iron hit the elder
haylind in the stomach, painfully IN
inriug him
A hearing vii be had on the ease
Friday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-14
community FAIRS ON At
MERIDIAN AND NuLHllI
Guthrie Citizens should Attend T:
Exhibits At All Fairs Sur.
prislng. Even To FArm-
ers, Who Know

The Lowell community TAR c.osed
"wednesday evening following tn
Pleasant valley slr witch vas held
Nonady end Tuesday lsaih were
wen attended and had splcusdd ex-
hihlts IN every department
n has been hard var bat oar
farmers raised products II every
Kind. SOME one Kind, others differ.
eni variety and ths comqleta show
ng made AZ these fairs could not
have been equaled ans where on
earth. considering the pro,ractsd
drough such - thls portion o. ok-
lahoma has experienced ms sum.
mcf
Aud there were the exhibits OF
blooded i've stock hoo. 60 one rsal.
lzed before hoe the live sick la
each community was lmprmlng
The fairs a. Meridian and Ma'han
opened foaay the former to continue
through SATURDAY. the laitor 20 c.ose
Friday night Tomorrow mornine
the lsst ore n the series Nal OMEN
a. Navlna and continue two daYs
cillnens of Guthrie should attend
these fairs and invite the ciillon~ Of
e@sh community 10 come TO Guthrie
neat week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-14
TUESDAY WILL M
COUNTY DAY NJ IAIii

Nesl Tueadsy viii b. eoantg ~
farm organization aaY a. lAe suuniy
hir end ihs prosram includes horue
amt po1y raees between plauerr
and ,onlestarls a. ga eommaaHf
flirs mule races. relay raes. eut
uher events
anre ~ che events have not fef
had aafieisnt entries 70 fill and See
rtiafy wtuner desires 70 haar frem
owuors of ponies % horses they 4.
SRA TO run in no races thAt daI.
alao from those haflaE mules or a~rt
putting tsama 20 enter Cali hlm a.
phone iei Or fRis o. lind hlm a.
iho county afenta office % sha far
srounda after Friday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-14

eoris from Wichita aud Oklahoma
City al ] and clock and band
conreri j. the grand stand through.
ouf the afternoon.
Educational Day
Tuesday viii b. Educational Day
and ihe scholars of the public schools
viii b. out IN full force a. the schools
Of both the town and country wlll
al take a holiday.
Following the radio concert. which
viii be At y 30 on that day. prompt
II 81 o'clock the distribution of
prizes 70 scholars of the county
schools will take place a. the grand
stand. A suit Of clothes viii be given
the lucky boy by the Gardner 4
Soehl clothing store aud a wool school
dress 10 the lucky girl b. the Linfz
Dry Goods company. A watch, foaE.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-14
All Set and Ready for Big County Fair Opens Tuesday ornng

The big event Of the year ~
Guthrie and Logan county. the
logan County Free Fair will open
Monday as per schedule and continue
-four days with a program Of eduea-
ton. recreation aud entertainment un-
equaled by any county fair IN the
state this year
The community fairs which have
been in progress over the county for
the past two weeks have all been un.
usually well attended and their ex-
hibits in every department far beyond
expectation. This augers well for
exhibits and attendance Al the county
fair which IS the elimination Of AL
these community events
Mq0ay al the county fair will be
given over largely 10 entering AMI
placing exhibits 50 that everything
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-14

Friday. October "a. has been des
ignaied Navy Day" In making the
announcement the navy department
says; "on Navy Day We should eel.
ebrate the conservation 10 duty Of the
personnel q the present navy. The
slorious sersices rendered 70 the na-
tion BY the Navy o; the past We
would emphasize a. unity WITH eye-y
Interest and activity OF tho national
life. II Is good for the people % rtor
moment and consider what has
caueed the nations prosperity ane
greatness The navy has played no
small part in the progress Of America
10 IL present state and influence
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-14

taia pens. efer.harp pencils and other
prizes will also be- given
Following this will come the traex
meet Tor district schools and the high
schools Of the ncighboring fowas.
The athletic events include dashes Co.
girls and boys. shot put. sack races.
ihce legged race. basket ball throA
for girls 81 grade and high schools.
hop step and jump. etc. with hand.
some prizes for the winners in IN
event There viii also be- races for
school ponies. the afternoon proeran
70 close with a foot ball game between
the teams Of the Guthrie and Chandler
High Schools This will be the reg
ular opening game ofthe season, but
viii be free 70 everybody, no admission
viii be charged az the gate or grand
lContinued on PAGE -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-14

The new live stock pavilion az the
fair grounds is now finished ynd is
one OF the finest 10 tAo state
When tho fnil plan Of the nit
ccmmltiee Of che CHAMBER Of Con-
meroe Is worked out and the oher
buildings al in keeping With ihis one
Guthrie and Logan county vlll have
one OF the b.st equipped fair grounds
IN the state and one that viii he an
Important factor In the urbulldlnr Of
city and county the b,sfor develop
ment OF our agricultural sources and
the consequent growth Of both cit,
and county IN popuhtlon and wealth
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-14
Booze and Gold
Grabbed In
Raid on Ship

New York. September n TWo
masted schooner n ~ Gardner was
traught into lort today BY tho
navy boat Taylor and 100 cases of
liquor and $1,000 In gold was taken
% the custom house Tho Gardner
was seized last nleht OF Scotland
llehi
Books containing the names aud
addresses of hotel keepers al Az
bury Park. Atlantic city and Long
Beach ana map showing plints
whore moiorbaats coud BE- met
along the coast were found aboard.
the prohibition aren,s said
The Glrdner. OF British regis,ry.
is ono of the largest vessels over
taken By the loca, prohibition navy.
Acc rtlng 20 CAPTAIN Bets log she
wa @55 miles OK shore when she
wa seized
Belts admitted that h,s ship had
been IN the business Of carrying
liquor for several months llo d.
MED boo'ieggIng on American
shores, however
The money found aboard tho boat
Belts said. wa 10 Jay for a new
loai Of liquor wh'ch he expected 10
PICK w as soon a. he reached Mas
san
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-14
81 P. 6. Of 100000 WANT
DRY LAWS MODIFIED
Literary Digest > Pol Also Shows
Majority Of Women Similarly
Inclined. PoruS Vote
Splits Even

The adamrcrss Witch mldomN.
aiod in the first ioo1 tl atul.
aisd IN The Llunry pfeas poil
four weeks ars y a'most cqaail1
noticeable IN ,ha final raiher.nf 81
more than soo,e10 ,olss More ,haa
81 percent ot those who answered the
ballots sem oui hayt expressed thor-
selye, In favor of modIfimeon of
the present dry laws The plgot
announces In iao currsni issue
"Thc womsns vote, living up 70
numerous rred.riiors. q ryeli'ng
iistlf as 'drer' thsn The general
average" rlys M, Disf "The
present tabulaiion ~ fem nise 49,.
turns. covering iosst7 ballois rnc-a
the paro utaee 81 dampers ia this
poll 81 SIS Even 4 q Is 'drlor than
iho general poil. The surprising fcf
70 GOOD many public eis wlll b.
ihai tha majority u more than 100
oo1 roprosonlsflto women g. lu
favor of wetnefs
The vote by women shows gs4ss
fayoring ffrick enforc,mtnt aa.sif
favorlng modification and 2o4iS
fayorlng repeal 81 the vo,Efal aci
A tabulaiion o. me maia poll do
closes the following r5fuit ror
enforcement. 2o6255. fayorag mod
fcaiion. 325.5is, for ropui q TIE
prohifiicn Law i6Ais3
In n, bonus poll. biug conduct
~ slmuiianeous'y vlih she li,uor
poll. The Dirtt ind 70 dao ihat
teeSu iavor iha proposition while
sitcii ar sxalnn a. Two fsciory
polls adaei strength 20 che pro.s ssnus
side q tho arFumoui Tssr The Di-
=, q. A poll ~ ths Brlgg. Nanaia
turing COMPANY anto body builders.
showed 1886 i1 favor and las %
nofed 20 the bonus The poll a fhe
Textile M,caino Works. READING. ~
slowed 2bie fayorlng she bonus end
$50 opposing 4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-14
MYSTERY SURROUNDS NEW
MOVE or IRISH LEADERS

Dahlin. September n 40 conftf
mation e obiutnable here Of the r..
p7n o.nnlaied yesterday that Eamon
de Va'erl had had o conference win
General Muloahy. commander OF the
.reo state army The names of the
two. i Is thought. may have been
associated through ar DE vaierAs
rorly 70 the speech made by General
Nuloihy who i the Dali minister
of defense, At the recent parliament
session
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-14
If YOU DON'T HELP POST
MAN, HE'LL CUT YOU OFF
olsmith Issues Warning To
Palrens Of rostofiice, To Get
Up Mail Boxes or Go
without Service

-Dlunf the recent inspection q ihi,
Gee We were informed that an lai.
runs ~ tho office living 10 the cll,,
served hy m united carriers. should
erect rnaai bikes of the same Mind a.
nsad On the rural roue an boses o
- approved b. ihe department. slil
i. simastcf O'nmith today
"Nolice therefore hereby given 20
az rorona lvlnf on streets rers 4
by curriers' driving horse and buEg
fluf regular rural boxes are % BE-
ere iod along ihc street IN such man
nor thar $50 carrier can place ma
therein without ieavlne MS convey.
ancs A rea enable time viii be ~.
low q in which 20 comply with the rul.
lng. before service 10 wihdriwn
Thla a. ftmeat ruling I. uol m
tended 10 work any undue hardship
upon any ona. bat along thc llno ~
improvement and econ my Those
ra' ue reaidine 90 The iat part Of tho
route ftrsos VII receive their M "a
much more extensive than the regular
20 an economy a. these safriers win
ho able 20 serve greater number q.
feraonf The moenied service &
much mere cap Iifc ~ the regultr
carrier service Ivory effort s being
made Is maintain the rostsffcc on 8
self upporilnr basis"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-14

viii he rcadk, for starting Of the real
program Of the fair On Tuesday morn.
ing when Judging n al departments
will start at 10 o'clocK aud continue
throughout the day
County Day
The judging Of live stock viii take
place IN front Of the grand stand -
that those who desire 10 witness il
can be comfortably SEATED. This vii
be County Day and rscing viii opea
At O'Clock. the various horses that
have run AZ the community fairs
coming here 10 run in the County
Sweepstakes There viii be three or
four events in this series and also
there will be several mule races. team
pulling contests, relay races. and
other events, including a ball game.
There viii also be specialradio coa-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-14
Mopie Stars Wife
To Get Big
Sum In Settlement

lea Angeles. sect it-~aue ter
diverse 81 shs prespa e ssssssss
eruslty~ ~nl be lnstssssd Al eres
aeainst william 3 tssFt. flm asseg
y Arn wlnlfres wsssover aafs.
according % anneunssnsns sedAy
~ Mrs hArs'a assornsy. sshe. hos
ever deellnsd ta Give details of the
allegations which hs promised vxou q
be made.
Reparss that Hat hsa reached .
seoo eco eath segtlsmsnt With IA
wife were verified b Mss Hafts
ssscrusy He aadsa ho~essr iha
a eorsplsss settlement haa net been
sfteetsd and that ne client ~eula
asA for a much larger sum when ths
matter q laeel sspsratlon came 10
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-14
SLUMP IN coRn cRoe

Springfield. lll. Sept it-A slump
in the Illinois corn crop q more than
f1ur million bulhcis IN August. duc
70 prolonged drought and an est
mated increase of u per cent In N
mated increase OF ~ rer cent in ths
number OF hogs on farms for fatien-
ing. are outstanding ch8ngcs an.
nounoed In the August report issued
here today by A J surratt. federal
agricultural siatisticlan.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-14
MOTHER FREIGHT can
~ BLOWN ~

Albany Ala sfw "a A. q
nonhbaaad frgishi train entered ihs
ssil'e and Nashville sbops here
abaat % O'Clock one of the clu
ioadtd uita ple lros was blown o.
Mlltary saihoutlsa who Investigated
the vreehase aimed that the sap'o-
sion vaa apparsnily duo 20 dynamite
a boa olr. only fev fsot aWAy
from the ona ihai nas ere ked and
IN ihs uma train. eas loaded uiih
powder shlch aas unaifsctd b the
blast
An luFel'iratiea a. 10 fbe caasf
q tha srpiosion aIil be- made fomar.
ror
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-14
SANTA ~ NOT T>Ci.i DID
~ STRIKE SETTLEMENT

~ fhe Santa " railway edmaaaf
has signed peace agreement sffa
The striking ahopmen ~ knew nnfa-
Ing about li a. lhlu end ~ ths rans
said santa W. official here ieday
= am of the oplnlon that tha santa
u j. nlt Included IN che roaAa taaf
have agreed % The terms a. pslnnei
10 ne papers when ~ 90 ofre 81
word Wo uiil publish lf' he addsi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-14
4G ROYAL BLUES
RESPOND To CLARION
High School Foot Ball Team
In Action and Ready For
CoRtenders; Game
Schedules

The Guthrie lll football eason ~
gan the flrrt day ~ lehpd. Monday
with 40 Royal Blue Hr.dslerA reapond
Ina % the oail Of coach, " Young
This indicates The best season Gulh
re fms have seen n 4 number .f
years The team vii be made up -
three year letter men almost entire
ly a. there are ia letter men lnai-
ditien tn the if letter men there Afr
very promising subs from last years
squad who lacked a quarter of tva
from rcvelslns ne school emhlem ana
le exceptionally sifone ronlonacfa
from the new material. who are nsht.
ins COZ positions oa the frsl sound
The letter men are,
Frederick nirnhari Lyulo lhfr 8
walter yorla, Harry arass eie2i an
state aud all.conlsfcnoe tackle
Lytlc carr. Roy roteei. ciaud 0rKr.
Harry Mnssn. HcaYte Ted wuuf
Wayne Anderson. Frsncls said. , n
sponn and Alfred nohb.ti
Tho last years subs are
clyde charyot. Robori Miller. Ros
nearcc sibley nanes. rau lan.
Richmond Foeary, cnllcn wooisn ani
Wilmer Lehman
There are several new liaycfs who
iook escpecially good. q Gorge Rhuhi
a. Full ilack, loo llasklna aud che SER
Mecommon ~ uokdos. Harold Leary
a. Fuard Eugene nafnhafi a. end and
Oia Kelley and l.yle Austin At haif.
hacks
Captain Ted Wulff. a. quarter bark
~ hard fFhlof. a worthy leader a. a
real field general ior the ROYAL
Blue
The end foalilons are be- nE sought
~ Frederick nafnhart iy'e Harris.
Alfred Bahbllt Earl Iary. Eueene
narnhart ROY Davidson. and wilmer
Lehman The tackl,s afo sought hY
waller vorls. Harry Gross. iyie Car.
Roy Davis and Harold Larry The
lcontnusd on pase -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-14
MANY SEPARATE AGREEMENTS

Chicago, Sept. IL f-Lesdors Of the
federated railway shopcrafis who TO-
day began nego,latlcn OF s7parat,
settlements OF the shopmeas strks
which began July 1, in accordlnca
with she agnsamcut adopted b. ths
unions general policy COMMITTEES. an
nouncei that several railroads had
telesraphed uinon headquarters in
dicaiag willingness 70 start negoaa
tions. These. the leaders said, wer,
in addition 10 about ffly roads which
previously had agreed TO s.parsts
settlements.
Among the roads viii n union Of
fic.a,s said had communicated with
them, the only one named was che
Elgin. Jol.tt and Eastern which
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-14
FARM WOMEN TO
GIVE ICE CREAM SOCIAL

Farm women OF Division No. vii
hold an ice cream. cake and melon
sale az the Billings home. on Country
Club road tonight The proceeds Of
the sale usli be used 10 decorate the
wonan's booth e. the fair next
weak. Doat forget TO drive out 70
tho Billings place tonight: the tables
will be ST on the lawn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-14
RAIL TROUBLES NOT
CAUSING DEPREs ssIoN

sure pleasing to learn thst the
railroad troubles are to come to an
end" said a business man. today
but I do not believe the desrsssion'
in Oklahoma Is due TO labor troubles
The chief cluse 0. trouble here is no
rrops and poor prices for What stuff
has been grown.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-14
Rail
Strike
Settled
BULLETIN
gny The Associated fressl

Chicago, Sept. 14-The settle
ment Of the shopmens strike on
certain railroads susains tho
transportation act and should the
questions upon which the strike
was predicated come back TO the
United States Railroad Labor
board, the fullest and fairest
consideration viii be granted
Ben w. Hooper, chairman OF the
labor board. said in statement
today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-14
"One Big Exciting
Night For
BrightLight Habitue

ke~ Nork. sept it-Mayor ~
Ian hss been asked % ~ the cate
for an annual night o: plsy-~ons
exciting aisht." when Ns~ works.
eitizsas may sise ,hsmsslses up to
psay and forget Ger one night the
most recent ans least popular % o5r
uationai reforms~
The request reached the mayer in
the form Of petition slonsa BY
George cfneo. chairman o. the itsl.
ian branch Of the Associates Gem.
nissses termed TO carry the idea IN.
- effect
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-14

TIE BACON
Priscilla White married Joe Bacon
IN iollA Priscilla in her petition soi
divorce filed today contends that Joe
failed lamenuably in his stock cf-
forts TO bring home the bacon for the
family lrder Later, in fact just one
year later he quit the flat and has
since that time absented himself from
the family domicfe Divorce. allm0ny
OF SIS per month and restoration u
maiden name. Priscilla White Is
sought.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-14

s. Louis. seis. u The FIVE rail-
roads having general ofiiss IN 81.
Louis are not Included In ths strike
settlement reached last night, i was
announced toby. The roads arss
Missouri Pacific. 81 Louis South.
ern Cotton Beltl, Missouri Kansas-
Texas. ST. louis-san Francisco. and
the WABASH.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-14
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED

These marria1s licenses were is-
sued today. Hcrbert A. Pappln -
md Lena NJ sands ie both q paw )
huskl and J. s Phender "a of Fort
Worth and Dc-a Mslsh 30 o. okla
homa City.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-14
ANOTHER PLOT DISCOVERED
70 BLOW UP aTfAMrR

nsliast. Sect little uisier gov
crnment. lt was annfunced today. has
discovered : floi % bios % Or seui-
ne fhe steamer Arfenta. On which
700 sim Feiaeri are lniefned a.
i.arn Loaeh. County Antrim
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-14
oEFER>oiL TEST rsriL
PRICE or CRUDE ADVANCE s

Actual operations on the new oii
test southeast Of the city VII not b.
begun until December. IL IL announced
Policy Of oil companies now Is %
discourage drilling until there Is an
advance IN the price % crude Sew
eral carloads 81 easing are being un-
loaded 81 Mulhall for the new test IN
central Logan county.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-14

MANY LOGAN HoYs JON NAVY
q G Gentry. chief officers mate ~
iho a. s Navy. q IL Guthrie today
pnng literature Nre.ne young men
10 ioln ihe nav, Auambor II Ca,n.
re and Logan county young men h.e
already Joined Physical orlmlnat oas
are given 81 room 1ai In the poatolflca
building az Oklahoma city
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-14
DAILY LEADER
Fair Bargain
Special Subscription
Rate Offered During
Week of Fair.
$3.75
DAILY LEADER
One Year By Ma
$3.75

The regular sshseriptlaa rsia
- The DAILY Lsadsr . 81. ess
iars per year. o. aee4aaa Z.
ths fair. however. ana = ereasa
irtefstt N eountr ara es.n-
munity ~ork. Ths ksa4ar saa
decided q rake : aasea naaa
FER rest ssek- % aaoele aans
car secure ths t1.fs rsas - aas,
leg affsafaaea rna ost9r ~H
ssfend from ssnisunsr - - sA
lneiuslss and during saat - ~
te.oo mail subaeriniie~a - -
booksd a. the rate ef tAfa TAs
Lsat-s VIII lkslf nsa mfAs =
Christmas baroaln offaf Ias
ls ths oniy oppertan.is g 81
ths paper ere yssF ~ esa a
nearly half tne feaaiaf pn4a
Thoss subscflbsfs 80 sla ss4
W % tanusry I. 49, 80 -
ns~ a. thls rsts sna tsta le
eslpts daslng frem 4anaass ).
is22 No sshseripsleas mH -
rseissd unless a|i sffe4ls a.
paid.
Rer1ember. TIE L4aA4r -
week; t1r5 ~ mai. - 49,.
u taken nexf ueek ~ .4e,
fubscrInfIonx NIIhas.I 60
weekly subs<uplisns Isls a.4k.
3floo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-14
X OF D To urrT

The Knights Of Pythias will meet
tonight in X. r. Hall. and regularly
each Thursday night hereafter
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jury today under poni of fifty
Thousand dollars each on S charge
IL hsts implicated Ia II. theft
of foae.ern lhou.an tso bun
drod dollsrs from a driver on a
mail truck near Niami. sept ist
Tbs defendants waived examl
nation They we're last night
brought here from Kansas city
where they had been rounded up
Postal inspectors working on shs
ease denisl they had obtained =
confession ftnm nny of the sus.
poets. bat 4 Wa nld that A.
least enc nan Involved bad given
valuable iaformailon againsit q
defendants
Postal henffiore asked tha
examining toium isaioncr 10 flx
the bonds 81 the men AZ such
high fIue thai they wonld not
Be able 20 give bail fhry sati
they believed the men have been
involved in long sefiea 81 hnld
ups aud ihfy we're members al
one of the most notorious gaag
of crook, operating 10 the south.
west
Two ~ the gang are charge
with the mur.lcr ~ 4 Kansas City
fnftfFftihh fhe pfHnf tNAt iHfN
we're in a gang that Stayed ihs
nlllnar lA forthcoming
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WEATHER

New Orleans. La, Sept ito
night ami Friday generally fair.
warmer tonight.
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CSC FAIR CROWDS

indiclilons poia' 20 isfrs crosds
attending ihe fair neat week
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