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RAILROADS
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leadership in presenting some conserv-
ative plan for prov providing funds.
The railroads troubles, he asserted,
were lin anticipation" which made
any relief measures difficult of adopt
tion at this time. He expressed tse
belief that if the shortage of cars be-
came sufficiently acute. there would
be pressure from all sides to remedy
the situation.
Under-eQuipment of railroaGs, ne
said, had its effect on the employment
sleuation and upon the agricultural
conditions. Secretary Mellon is also
understood to coincide with tins vie%~
Use of the governments credit has
already been extended to the farm
ers, Hoover pointed out, in the guar
anteeing of farm loan bonds. He in
Dictated some such method might be
utilized to aid the railroads, If the
emergency should become sufficiently
acute.
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ZEH PROVOST SOUGHT
BY CALIFORNIA POLICE

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. o. Circu-
lars asking the police of cities
throughout California to search for
Zey Provost, one of the chief prosecu-
ton witnesses against Roscoe c..
(Fatty) Arbuckle, will be sent out
soon, District Attorney Matthew A.
Brady announced today: He said he
had been unable to locate the girl,
whom he wished to have put under
bond to insure her appearance March
Is at the third trial of Arbucllle on a
mauslaughter charge.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-10

WHEN a man is in the S3rd
w year of his age, as l am,
there are certain things he has
learned that only time can
teach him. The basis of treat
ing sickness has not changed
since | left Medical College in
1875, nor since | placed on the
market the laxative prescrip-
ton | had used in my practice,
known to druggists and the
public since 1892, as DR..
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin.
Then the treatment of con-
stipation, biliousness, head
aches, mental depression,
indigestion, sour stomach and
other indispositions that result
from constipation was entirely
by means Of simple vegetable
laXatives, herbs and roots.
These are still the basis of my
DIR. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin,
which is a combination of
Egyptian SIENNA and other mild
laxative herbs with pepsin.
Recently new me dicines
have been brought out for
constipation that contain cal
omel, which is mercury, salts
of various kinds, minerals, and
coal tar. These are all drastic
purges, many OF them danger
Gus, and the medical profession
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CalifOrnians Tied
With Golf Champs

SANTA BARBARA, Calf, Feb. g.
Jock Hutchinson and Jim Barnes fin
ished all square with Joe Martin and
Eddie Loos, California professionals,
in an 1S-hole golf match here today.
Each team had best ball score of
20 over the LaCumbre course, par for
which is 81. Rain prevented the play
ing of the morning half of scheduled
S6-hole match.
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GUS WINS HIS FIRST

CLEVELAND, Feb. 9-Gus Gard
ner of New York, today Won mis- first
game of the national amateur pocket
billiard tournament, defeating Will
liam j. Haworth of Cleveland, lbs to
los, in 35 innings. Haworth also lost
to Carl A. Vaughn of Chicago, in the
other afternoon game, 12o to ia in
SO innings.
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MYSTERY FIRE
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crew said the four Sun Shipbuilding
Company men, believed to have been
burned to death, were quartered just
ahead of where the fire started. pre-
sumably on 'B'' deck, just aft the Sec
ond funnel They did not believe the
men ever got out of their quarters.
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FOUR MORE DRAWS

GLASGOW. Feb. 9. = Four more
draws resulted in the play today in
the international checkers champion
ship match between Newell Banks of
Detroit, and Robert Stewart of Glas-
gov. Thus far, in the series, Stewart
has won two games, Banks one game,
and 81 games have been draws.
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JIM TE4ROPE TO PLAY
WITH COAST LEAGUE

PORTLAND, Ore, Feb. 9. - Jim
Thorpe, former Carlisle Indian School
star, was purchased today from the
Toledo American Association club by
William Keeper. owner of the Port
land Coast League baseball team.
The purchase price was not announc-
ed by Keeper. Thorpe, who plays
left field, batted 1853 for Toledo last
season
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Want Glaeship Released

WASHINGTON. Feb. 9.-Release of
the navy's administrative flagship
Columbia, formerly the Great North
ern, by the department was sought
today by representatives of American
shipping interests, who called on AS
sistant Secretary Roosevelt seeking
to purchase this vessel to replace the
Northern Pacific, her sister ship,
which was lost by fire yesterday.
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] 01eA9W D 6aKy

The matches rolled off last night in
the handicap tournament were Team
No. versus No. 9, and Team No. 6
versus No. s. The three high men
for the evening were all on Team No.
5. Noble was high with sos pins,
Rogers was second with 479 pins, and
Hicks was third with ATS pins. The
scores follow: -
Team No. VS.. No. 9
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Old Friends Called,

LOS ANGELES, Feb 9.-Arthur
Hoyt, screen actor, who said he
known William Desmond Taylor six
years. and Captain Robertson, who.
as an officer in the American army,
declared he had met Taylor, as Off
Ger in the British army overseas, pre-
scented themselves at the district at
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ORDER cANoHps ARREST

LONDON, Feb. 10. The Indian
government has ordered the immedi-
ate arrest of. Mahatma X. Gandhi.
leader of the noa-co-operationists in
India, according to the Daily Sketch.
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START sHIPpINe TOMATOES

NOGALES, Ariz., Feb. 9.-Nine cars
of tomatoes, one of the biggest ship
ments of that commodity this season,
arrived today from Sinaloa en- route
to California and eastern markets. To-
mato shipments are now COMING
through daily from the west coast
Mexico
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CARDINALS

Continued from Page One)
ing the date for the converting OF Il
conclave at an indefinite period after
the demise of the pope to permit the
United States, Canada and South
America to participate.
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IOtdIS ........ AL Al 373 1913
In this match Team No. won three
points to one by Team No. g. The
Brophy Cup try-out match which was
scheduled to come off between King
and Thomas was postponed.
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is warning the public against
them. Certain coal tar products
will depress the heart; certain
salts give rise to intestinal
poisoning, impaction and rupture
Of the inteStines. If grown peo-
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Shipwrecks in the Baltic sea aver.
age one for every day in the year.
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= remembrance Of my ssrd birthday have aside the Of Ten Thousand
Free Trial bottle family All constituted and then and
Opportunity for and others Dr. Cdues Pepsn OF
CHARGE Ask for bottle today simply sending
Dr. W. B. Cawel Washington ST., Monticello postpone this
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ULSTER GUARDS
publican army men at Clones today.

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SOLDIER BONUS

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-20
COUNTY ATHLETIC
ASSOCIATION FORMED

Delegates frvm ths dlferent hlxi
ach0ola met at tha County Fsiperia
sendenta usliee Saturday aftefnoon
and perfected roonty athletic ssfo-
elatlon with Mrs. Naslow a. Eensrai
supervisor and coach Young q the
Guthrie high school ~ chairman oF
the COMMITTEES. TIE eommi,iee nelne
composed ~ chaa ~ soossA Or
lando. ! q coana. cFsseent Mrs
OHle girkpasrisk. Msrdsan. iisn ?
smith, Nsvlns. Albert neasd. huihs'i
and a q Coats - cogis
Much onshas.aain and Interest vst
sho~n in the sork of the afternoon
ana an lniarseholaatle track 'nsst wss
planned and outlined fof Apra 2fsf
and end This NJ - gfnt event
Tor ,hs schools sf the eoanty
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Ponca City. Okla. March oo.r-col-
onei Joe c. Miller Of the i0i ranch 20
day wired an offer TO Jack Dempsey.
worlds chansio boxer. and W
Stranger" Lewis. rrosi4.ng for !
grasantee and percentage II the.r
proposed match is brc1ght to Buf,a .
Park. near here
II Is understood that Miller has the
backing Of many prominent OIL men ol
the state in Alternating to bring the
froposed match to ths ranch rark. u
is the first o.-e- to be made. Mlllss
said today
The PARK Is four niles south ci
Ponca CITY and onlY few kocks fro.n
the Santa re mainline. The park is
used for the annual rodeo and round :
up staged By the ranch
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-20

Curing the mass meeting at the
high school building Henry Dodd.
member Of the city board Of eduea-
ton. made the report for the special
committee of the board. lie told Of
the same crowded condition existing
in the lower grades as in the high
school This fact convinced the board
that a centrally located and modern
high school building would solve the
grade question a. well as the high
school. Following Is Dodd's state
inent:
II the present high school build
ing Is enlarged that would not help
relieve the crowded condition Of the
grades The board favors centrally
located new binding Is the only
solution Of this combined prutlem.
AIao, II new central building = ~
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Mlcs. SIMEON RENDER
DIES: ILL LONG TIM.

Mrs simon Bender passed away =
her sata home. 1oos West Manrir yes
,erday at 40 p M, from compl.oa-
ticn o, diseases. Mrs. Bender came
TO Guthrie IN leei from Iowa. In
childhood she united With the chsiai-
ian cturch srs had been faithful
member froEn that tine All the child
rem but one son we're at her besvlde.
Besides her husband she = survived
BY seven children: Mrs. S. II. HIM,
Of okema. Okla: M-s r. /. LAMBDA
b Houston. Texas. Mrs. g. ia Aus.
TIN o. Mounds. IN, Misses g-aura an |
-.etha Bender OF Guthrie David Beh-
.der Of Idaho and r. r. Render ot
Oklahoma CITY
Funeral services w be he'd At ths
Christian church raesdly af,elnooa
at e.s0
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LOCAL MAs0Ns TO
OBSERVE ANNUAL EVENT
Approach Of Easter Reminds
Faithful Of Maundy. Thurs.
day Sacred Cere.
mony

Scottish R'te Masons throughout
Oklahoms viii follow the time hoa-
ored Masonic custom % EASTERN OBJ
scrnnce, when scores of biksindY
Thursday bananess will be attended
BY conslnior, Nanons on Thursday
evening. April ~. An Scottish Rite
Aasons having Is or more degrees ars
obligated 20 noserye Manndy Thnra-
day wherever two or more such Ma.
SONS are within eiven dlstaucc ~
each other anywheip In the world.
and they have been known 10 hold
observance IA the wEds a Africa. n
the deserts of ErNt the plateaus 4
China and the srosan Alaakan MIN
ing camps
Tha Naundy Thursday h.nast !.
symbolsrai x the Feast Of the Pass.
over or the l.osd's iAsl supper ana
u Is a very impressive religious ocre.
1nony, a. well rr the moat widely az
tended and saug tloas annual ban
quet held BY Masona thfonghou, The
lworld.
Scottish Rite clubs and societies.
under whose aus fc'es Maundy Thar.
dap tpsane,s are held. have oeon c..
Niniaed IN man, oAlahusna towns and
eifies duriny the past 10 years. anu
u Is estimated that banqasia viii be
held IN every county Ia the atate this
year There ara more than twcafy
thousand ,hifty-second degree Ma
one IN Oklahoma.
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PRESIDENT Ll<TZ NAMES
NEW &. ~ G.. COMMITTEES

rreslden, ' " ldn,a haa arrpaxsd
fcr several of hs chanlser a. Con
, merce working committees 20 hsv'
immedlatp meetings. Fet wsA oFska
Iaed and take active hold a. the ma,
tess now waiting ailenlloa fsHw ~
these comnittees viii hold nooudAy
iuacheona. one each day. a. follo~
Advertising and Publicity. W n
weich. chairman. q. .. Duekla. loan
J. Loyeiess: a AFmentfuut g. 6.
ywd ana Roy Knvland rh'e con.
iniiiee viii meet ~ noon Tnesdsy.
Executive v. w l4nix y a. Ne
cuire. y y cup.son 3 I. CartueF
and A. n. Armstrong This commlsiss
mili meet At nom wednesday,
Ssu week VII 10 FUN q uooadag
me9tines o. varleua lmioriAnt com
mitiles Secretary Honsday will he
able 70 be prepon, a, thsls mee,In
after this week.
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INJURED TEXAS coNcRsss,aAN
IN CRITICAL CONDITION

Wichita falis. Texas, March 70 ~
'Ths condl,iohsof Congressman Isnelaa
W Parrish. Injured last "wednesday
M IN ss,osnot.ia acgiaeh' neor ROXY
'~exas. took a turn ro~ the eorse Ia,
nlghi and 4 nov CONSIDERED critical.
he has deyrior' a symptoms of cereb.
raj mansnfisle. rhyslcans said I'm.
'mornmx.
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St1teCan
Regulate
G0SPyice

Washington. March eO-The
State Of Oklahoma can regulate
The prier ~ natural gas, accord.
ing 10 the prrssarc under which
il is furnished, lhc supreme
court held IN a iceision handed
down today.
The case was appealed 10 the
snpreme eonrt from the state
'eourts of oklahoma by the Okla
homa Natural Gas company
which eonsended that the orders
under the corporation commission
requiring natural gas companies
20 rehate % consumers on gas
Furnished below standard ~
pressure fixed by the commission
we're invalid.
The companies claimed that the
orders standard for furnishing
the snrpiy" had not produced.
'cmnsel FOR the state IN support
III the order stated that the
meters ahi,h measure the con.
sumers sopply ~ natural gas
moved with equal fapidity
whether The Flow 81 gas was AZ a
standard or lower pressure. or
whether amy gas AZ all was
passed through them. The rates
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Rebate will Be Collected

Oklahoma city, Marvh 90
Gas consumers IN Oklahoma City
viii receive eighty thousand dol.
lars in rebates as a result of the
decision Of the United States
supreme court TODAY in declaring
that the state had the right 10
regulate ihc price Of natural gas
In accordance with the pressure
nnder whch il II Furnished ne.
cording TO Campbell Russell.
chairman Of the state corporation
commission. lie considers the
decision as a great victory" for
the citizens Of Oklahoma City
and the corporation commission
-.a-4e .e.arr.'
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Washington. March ~ ~rrsxi,,
dent Harding had three separate
engagements today with House
memhers "a dlsessas the soldiers
bonus question. iie WAS Ia con.
Terrence first with Republican
leaders who hoped 10 obtain
executive approval u their plan
% put through the compromlss
hulul@ bin with the hank loan
provision.
Later the President saw
Speaker 0ilIett with wham rests
tho decision ~ to a suspension
II the rules for action on the
bin today following the speak.
er, Representative Isnebergsr of
California. d former service man.
was on the White House engage
mcnt list. Mr.. Iinshsrrer resent.
" circulated petition for a con.
ference OF House Repuhlicanz for
Tuesday night a. thrash out the
whole bonus questions lIc has
obtained the necessary number
u signatures 20 assure confer
cnee call. but II dcfsrrinv pre-
kpnfafipn Of the petition 10
Chairman Towner Of the Ncruh.
Iican House conference in the
hnnM thai th.4 @.Ittaflou e4u te
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Female
sFaein
Grabbed

Chicago. Msreh Through
The arrest Of two hoys and the
mother of one of them. the polire
sosl&y believed they had bsel -
M the most unusual sni un.
~erupnlous group II criminals in
the city. The hoy~. Charles
Shader. 10, and Frank Lre. ~.
were held with Shader's mother,
in connection with crimes rang
inc from larceny. crirsinal a.
sanlt on mute woman. 10 mur-
der Mrs.. Shader was declared
by the police TO be frlrale
"rsgin" who directed he sice
activities of the Youths and
forced them into a life Of crime.
Some time ago Mr.. Shader.
the woman's husband. WAS found
shot TO death in his home. =
large pistol hy his side. A few
DAYS ago. Margaret Shader. Ii.
sister cf Charles. was found shot
TO death with the same s.issol b.
her side. Her moihel sid ss.e
killed herself when she was r..
fused permission 10 marry l.ee.
the hoy arrested with Shaier and
his mother. lee i mulatfo.
hnf the Shaders are white.
Lee, sitting m his Jail cell, 70
day told the police. they said.
that Margaret bad met her death
through he< refusal IN obey Mrs.
Shader's orders that she join the
others in their crime activities.
"Sne was good girl--thai Is
whv she Is dead said lee
"She didn't kin herself. She
was murdered. She didn't want
10 marry me. as they said. She
Just wanted 10 be good
Lee was quoted by the police
az saying that Mrs. Shader made
him and Charles become Grim
mails lie told the police he
thought she was voodoo
woman and that he was afraid
to diScbey her.
She was going 10 pni q spell
over me If | didn't obey her,
Lee said.
In the Shader home the police
found more than $4,000 worth
of goods. which they said had
heen stolen. There was enough
10 stock a fair sized department
store.
The two boys signed ccnfes-
sions. the police said. that they
had committed more than 30
burgaries and that after robhine
a deaf mute they had criminallyI
assaulted her.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-20
One Killed. One
Injured, When Plane
Hits sStrawstack

oslla1 rssss March so-ons
~~n was killed. ana snosser n.
lvreo when their slrela~e erssnsc
into shs sep - the iof.foet smeks
stack a. sns osk ci.fs pumpiro ssa
slea today. The rsr Killed ~ss
SAD 10 be named mshsfsss. c. W,
chllserss ~ss inquired. essh lived
IN Fors Worth.
TIE plane se'l when u ss the
ssaek ard ~ss osrsoilsnsa. No enc
ls known 70 have seen sns sr.ss.
On hearing the scund ~erkmen IN
the pampinp station rsn ost srs
estrsessed the TIVE men chllorss
wac taken 70 the emerpeDey noselsal
by . PASSING sutolst The body ~
the other man Was sent to an ~.
sertaklno establishment First ~.
porss of the accident dld net sndl.
cate the cause.
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~-~~ -s~--~~~~H@-~s.~~
FLOOD WATERS THREATEN
OKLAHOMA CITY

Oklahoma city. March .0.--A rise Of
. foot IN the North Canadian fsYsr
here since yesterday morning was re-
ported by the local weather hureaa
this morning The river now stands
at ten feet with some Of the bottom
lands covered with water The risa
Il due to rains between hers and N
Reno Last week. and the river VII
probably rs1ch twelve feat or fioof
staEr. according 10 the weather ~
rssu
A i'ghi frost wac reported b. Ia
bureau this morning tut Il was sal
thar no damage had been done frar.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-20
THE KHAN PASSED
Up THIS PARADE

Lo-edo. Tex. March zo.-The IN
Klux Khan d.d hot march in iase ,
last night. More than husdTed Of =
ficers and special deputies we're On
duty until early today TO prevent a
parade By the klansmen. announced
Tor sa0dsy night. bet which the shef-
iYs t-rarsment said c0uld not b,
staged. The streets were crowded un-
Il, a late hour. int the curious ha
returned 70 their homes al midnight
leaving only the officers TO wish for
the expected ma-chers who did not
mzteriakze.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-20
MARYLAND STATION
NOT TO CLOSE

WI " kL13A
An Item cap,Iansd. ~Nay c,oss sta
sion,~ referring 10 The local Mar sna
filling ststlon, il unfosndsd -The
Nafiana flll'ns station i here %
stay" sad Agent d. 4 kssch ~ou~
station has taken ne lead IN resiactien
of gasoline Prices" 80 r4ld. and TIL,
fact may have made the ~ish f>shsr
% the thoaxhf On lhs parf o. SONS
distributors The Nadand con pany.
however attsnds 10 Us own husine>s.
which loca'tv. i very good Tho
Har,And eominny has shown an sbis-
Ing fath IN Guthrie ~Ish the upendi-
turs o; large ulns for haIidinxs and
improvements hese ana Il = Under
stood that 4 xill Increase - hold.nzs
IN Logan connty. Tho Nzrizn1 COM
pany IL strictly an okiahou,a eoaccrn
and deserves The unvsverins s7tpors
o. the people. The cioslne Of the Io-'al
staiion has sot besn IN conssnpla-
lion. officials say.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-20
RAT DAMAGE IN CHICAGO
rs eIcdT MILLION DOLLARS

chseses. March 2o.-Rsts cause =
property damage essinsted Il $780,
ooo = year in Chicago. according {,
figures msSs public today ~ hesith
csnmissieaer osndeson- Ne de-
els1sd thst there were <.ooooco rsss
n thst city and that each one caused
sp1rozimsfeiy s. darazse each year.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-20
COTTON REDUCTION FOR
1921 NEARLY EIGHT
MILLION BAlcs

Washington. March - Cotton rrs-
duciion for hon was ss1s. 10s run
ming bales, or s.e.eno equivalent 90,
round bales the census bureau an f.
nouncod today Ia lis finai SHINING r.-
peri OF the season. The 1870 srod..c.
ton was isLEoe7o running bales -
i7.t.v,eo3 equivalent go ,ound bales.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-20
soys WIN HIGH GRADES

r $. Jelsma. Guthrie student in
state university has the highest grade
IN his class for the present semester
Wallace Robertson received honor
able mention. Guthrie students all
stand high In their grades at the
university.
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FIFTY MARCHING AmAzoNs- q.
TO co TO TRIAL

fitisbnff. Kan. March cO.-Trials
cf 70 men. and womca. mostly women.
who are charxed with unlawaa as
seH.aly and disturbance o, the Ecace
In connection with the marching n
the women to coal mines in Cswfora
coahiy last December mere 20 begin
In the Crawford county dlsnict eeags
this inswn'ng The tslass were nefore
Judte A. X'nrran.
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OLSON TO TAKE OVER
eANk's AFFAIRS wEpNgspA~

Charles Olson, appointed liqnldaf
Ing sfent for the Guthrie state bank
VIII take charge % the banks affairs
as soon as King. the deputy bank sx
aniner returns from okiahona City.
which viii probably be Wednesday.
Mr. Olson has made and filed his
bond
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SLAYER OF moroRisr
KILLS sGLf IN cGLt

Chicago, March q. Rather ihsn
face charge of staying. Fred Mailer
ended hla lifs nv hla cell Ia liii -.
terday BY atfnnrling himself With =
coat belt. Anof twisting the beF
around bis throat. D. deliberately y
frightened. lle was accused of ahoo, i.
Ink mosorist darlne an atiempt,-i
holf,tA
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BISHOP rHuasros AT TRINITY
EPISCOPAL CHURCH TONIGHT

The M. Rev Theodore payue Thar
hton. D D.. B'shc1 o. oklahoma. ~ili
make a visitation a. Trinity y. E.fsoo.
pal church. ~ v. Corner of broad
and Noble Ave- tonight. Its all
preach and administer the Apostolic
Rite of Confirmation The service
viii besin AZ O'Clock
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eolo sAnoirs sEcuRE
A elc SUM FROM THEArGH

los Angeles. March % Two band.
its walked into the office Of tAe Calf
fornla iheaier. IN the heart q the
downtown district here East night anf
rohbed the oslcs safe of the days ~
esipts. estimated a fef~een sio.eeo
and ti2eoo according 20 fssor. 20
the poIice.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-20

Ellen Duane Davis has an-
nonnced her. candidacy for the
Democratic nomination for con.
gress as representative of the
second Pennsylvania district.
Mr., Davis said That she had IN
tended 20 run To- senatA but
her husband persuaded h that
the statewide campaigning would
he loo arlnons.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-20
SPEAKER ciLLErr OPENS
BONUS TO DEBATE

Washington. March 2o.-sresker
ciilett announced today he would not
entertain a motion to suspend houss
rules 90 As to Put the soldier bonus
bill through the house with . restris
t'on on debate and without opporf,.
nifty for amendments.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-20
Troors On Rhine
To Return Home

Washington. March so.--orders
directing the return to the United
States BY July | Of all Ams~,eaa
troops now on the Rhine wore 10.
sued today By Secretary Weeks.