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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-05
nttkIH FUNERAL
FRIDAY AFTERNOON

J y 0usher died a. NJ. home. 40
South To- Tuesday nigh, A m 80
hv had been an smpioye of me saasa
" shops for ihs past ne ysn. i~n
had hsen ia poor health iof about
year suiisF'ne from diabetes
lle leaves - mpafn Als death
wife three daughters snd one aor
Ms 81 Oofofih of chstovi. Kaasas
Mr. julius iielf aad Mn lesir
iioush0 both q guihils and Esaa
oaehsr % cuahlnK oka. Oa4
brother Joe caeAsr q Chsiopa Kaa
sas and thfee Sisters Mrs Via ka.s
% fresno. calf Nyrte james 81
tol0fada and Emma ArnoA of 1ha.
iofa kanas and d hafs of relative
aua friends
rungal At 30 = Frlsdy. At a.
ffst 81 y church inlsrment wili
BE- made at summit ylee eometers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-05

Ne~ York. oct 6 With me Polo
Crounds packed 60 lis utmos capa
c.y ~ aafs OF aadly e0thuslaf'le
.faas. lhe coni same of the worlds
ssriss bstveea iae Narhs aua
Giants begaa on schedule lime rhs
sky was clear and ihe ~eaihsr cisp
and lnyigorailug
The Giants lined cai ihrer runs in
the fret inuFg hroe9h homo ron
by D. Msusa and she We,ohers wcnt
wold Meual troueh. in two run
ncrs w.th I'm Then clmo ne Nanks
q bat and IN snneNcd one run be-
fore iima sas called
Both ifams nNvd rather loose bali
n fhe nasi inning Doe Immediately
ugsifuc3 up aud gave au eshlhs'on
q; wonderful hansball playlrg
IN she IN inning the Yanks sean
scored mlkine che elms stand ihrn
70 Two in ihs elshis .nnng the
Nanks again SCORED neine up ,he
game
Affr tfn muhfs had been piasld
and fha ur uuhroken. Tho game was
called on soeeunt or darkness
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-05

mpus 10 bc alloeated 10 banks iu The
wheat raising district When the goi
ton Is being gathered the money o.
be- aliocated among banks iu the coi
ton district WHEN the broom corn
harvest Is on the money 10 be- "a.
tribnied among banks in he broom
corn district 70 assist the broom corn
growers. etc Fields is opposed 10
this lie. says be- wants a board created
and the state money distributed
among banks according 10 population
and capitalization This would prac.
iically keep al the money ia Okla
boma City. Muskogee, Tulsa aud the
larger cities
II stand for the credit Of the state
being used to assist the tenant farmer
IN securing home; Fields y opposed
70 this stand for the Soldiers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-05
Walton Anspers His Critics, Whom He Calls paid LARS

Oklahoma City. Oct 5.-ln state.
ment issued yesterday referring 10
stories circulated about hs dealings
with building and loan eompaBies and
asking whore be- got the money 10
purchase stock. Mayor Walton replied
10 hs critics with the request H.
consult Dunn and Brasistreci 70
Since entering politics and selling his
business Mayor Walton has not ear
ried rating but before that time hc
was rated highly.
He refused 10 mention the name of
tie ex-bem0crat who has attacked
lin more bitterly than any one else
in this connection lie assails bitterly
the paid liars and poison squads'
generally that have been circulating
stories about him and concludes with
the assertion that "this Gloss the in
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-05

Bonus Fields i. opposed 10 this
stand, primarily for the farmer
labofer and the seryice.mans Fields
stands. primarily for the bank. the
corporation aud the big mon,scd ia.
teresis Of the state and nation, aud
with President Harding on deflation
The issue j. drawn aud the fight Is on
Every effort has been made By
corporation lawyers, subsidized news
papers aud reaciionary politicians -
elasid and side track the issue. ! do
not propose 20 allow them 10 do this.
The latest attempt along this line
is By sorc-head constitutional
Democrat -as be calls himself
will not even mention his name lie
was repudiated by the people a. the
polls on August lst, by 200OO4 plurality,
fContinued on pags 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-05
DOT BIZ WEDDING II
SURPRISE 10 FRIENDS

There wAs a double wedding 70
Gathrie last nigst when Charles L
Greenwood and Thr.ma Airline shiron
ard Roy Jones and Nellie Long were
u1ited Al are well known ysung
people q The clty The cersnony
wss performed by Rev George ..
,;ichols of he Flrss Presby ersn
church
The announcement 4 the wfdd.ngs
this morains Has a complete surprise
20 thsir maay friends.
After she ceremony fse youag fo.k
drove 70 MBlhzH ard from fhsi s,oni
icok the early morning saua r.
train % wichita where they AL
spend a week T.aitlag fr.snds zni
taking N the big wheas show
Mr. Greenwood IS the abe ssslzanf
70 tbs Pedlzoes - The nanassmeai
q - Pollard tseasrs. his b.ide i
popular member Of TIE roang 81.
Roy Jones - engzse1 ln ne greer
business wiih his father snd his br.de
y he daughter q Mr. and Mrs VIC
Long
Their many friends wsh then Joy
bat sre D.qued ever 10 bszag a0ss e
gire shtn . ssad eff
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-05
POSTAL CHANGES

NNshlnginn oct Postmaster
Oenefai Wolk aun0ua,es lhn follow
inF atmasior appointments Ia o.
lahomag
Hlrhmond woodward county,
Laura ti,mHuse 20 succeed Helen
tia loek enarrcd
raiotfce inspectors haye bee
directed 90 make lnye flfaliona With
siop te the fsliowins postmaster
appointments
Antioch rysiai Reynolds Peoria
vlsian ana Foyil. Olla
Effective October 49, 1922 lho post
office az Hepburn Crock county. VIII
to discontinued and mail 20 this point
after aid date viii ra 90 nrpiow
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-05
ANOTHER REPORT Anos
TO AwFULnEss ~ FIRE

North by. On. Ccl Afoihai
report brought BY the refugees ,hs,
scorcs had bern inlu "a and iramp'ct
to death when flames csught the
Catholic church and caused a panle
smons hundreds Wao gathered Tiers
ior safety
Among the refugees who arrired 90
the hoat wss Michael Burns his 10
and five children. who we're rescued
from their blazing home AZ Hileybu >
They declared The crash was hides
crihablc and that there were many
pushed screaming into the water. Al
le-ci fifty we're harmed and am-ns
them was A. p Nh'toyk. q irave'iu
representative ot swift & Co. wlo
Vas badly surnt asout the q ms and
hands. lie received the burns while
working w.sh a rescue parry at North
Cobolt
The P. & y o railway is sslllns
'biiud rassge to refugees who wish
70 ie4ve North Bay Il zgrees Is take
them cnly so far ss lines may -
found to he passahie
Motor squads 80 cut ahead Of tran
20 investigats the tracks. which n
many place. have been va ped ori
q shape BY the heat a. burn'n-
freivht c-rx
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-05
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Thee marriage licences we're IS
sued since noon Wednesda5 WI
Esm a Jolnaon % and Mary p
Thompson. 81 Of Oklahoma Cts
Giles G. Csnady q o. Cklahcms city
and Rah p. Palmer % Of Guthrie
Frsnk Wilson = and Bertha DAVIS Il
q coyie Chariss = CrsHold y and
THERE Ari.ae shiron = q Cuihris:
Ray Joaes q and Nellie Long. is
both e, cwhrie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-05


~ iIlsftmsHi 81 iua ee ~ iaek of
spei faith ih ne props.Al 70 expesiHs
fnAl airnasigna 81 tae tnlaaefloa
casv AFalnel ths ral Hrlke leaders
Nf Rehhsfs declared hat he aai
Assoe'Ais ceanssi bad hsd - vsre
anssiisfaefaff fonfsfores Nifh aeil.
ei'ef General Deck aHsr a nuis e.
trmpi le sse Attorney oeneral
naushsrY IA Washiariaa vita refer
sncs 70 an early fual hsafinx -
rovisw n ,hs lnssfioea'esy lnirssmca
handed aesn hr iadas wlhsrson On
hsplsmhsr IS
p eeunt,alae wfih hla s,al.mees
70 ne corft Is whigh Ne rssAnsd
ihAt Judge wnssrsoa hsd aoltsd
lhe roesrureul d ,heaia hold llasit
10 readiness 90 sa % trial Al an early
af's. eaa iha susksatiaa nat oppos
tns cienaei attempt to Asrsa ON
t-lal pFosram. NJ Rkhbsfs lsilveeei
80 iue eoufi a capf 81 fa letter 20 aaN
eiipf 0saefal nsck severely suilels.
ias me position of lhs guserameas
slloFntYs
safeguards 'pgoifalaa ,ha ylleri
mofi n'ioraas sfimlnii rausht rsa.
hardft hfVs btsn denied Ia tno ool
industrious. he sbalag slilsena ant
theif chosen lsatsfs hs letter sad
tho aliofrsY Esnsfai has certified
thht lhis - a ease ~ Gsaafal publlc
Importance Tho defendants afa en-.
uiled % hearing bseofp lhrr~
iadsss fho uiofnsf ssassal has
refused 20 ins q csfiltas,s. whaA
epuid nollfr ne slrrall Judges fha
oaea should b 'aaslsnsa fof hearing
hetoFe ai least lhrse of them Couasol
fnf 'ha defendants asAs ths soar,
thr such notifications b e9ven 90
90 eifeuli lads,s ma, lhIa eass msy
bs hsald
fao aspsFlmen, threatens 10 ,ats
dsppslilnns Nhfushlut tha tinnsa
ssa'fs ana make lhe burden ~ A..
fsndirF ~ oppressive and expensive
- possible % O. alasady asenls
Nfonroa d.fsuianis A an si.sfaa.
Tive che department. offers ihat eoan.
snl Or ghs defendants may .tleai.f,
'hai The anAansn ana unssplor.d
'A' hssrfat % eyidsns 10 ma form
a aff'aaNs be- snhmHisd aa though
formapy isksn. or in words hat So
alow "a" defendants 20 b. found
Euiliy - q ersllnal coniplfaey wib.
oui opponuniif 20 cross saamles
hundredn u Witnesses. ,hs lasompsi.
enee and falaey % whose evidence
e - we'll hugsa 10 ths soysmmen.
- q ourselves such a suxxsutlsa
'a unworthy q any consideration
hs RIehhtfs ohareisrsea - "a
pars sasis - llms." he TRIP ta
washington. ehleh hs said sss mad.
ff the sugresflon of shs court ana
'ha asasian solicitor general
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-05
SAYS CARRIER SPENT
TOO MUCH MONEY
swindall. Defeated. is sore. 50
Ne Secures . Temporary In.
junction Against OIL
Man

Oklahoma Cuy of S "a g. Ne
ArIssr ssefc as of ne stsfs slts'
t,sa boart. in.lay eAs ssrvsa wth =
,smpaun iniuaetien lssaod IS woaa .
waa oauntg res raining hm tf1m
pnaas on ,he otllslal bailos oF he
November ssRsfsi s.sellnn lhe uame
n n & CARRIER q l,fid RfFahllcAn
~ aes ior geuxrsss from she t'ENh
okatama xtna NcvN sr sad
~ eaaid pAts lhe ryttrtlalns order
oa 20 tAs aiiefasy ssoeFal fof ml'
lpK
rle lsmpaafy nianti on ~as Oh
tanned irom coan'r iutFa y q
.knE s. Charles ssinaali one o
Catbsfs opponents IN tho Republican
pdmafy
aWfdall ehafrss the Gsrl~r pfr'
petra "a iauas upoa he election
board sna Secretary y Aulsisr, b.
dunnx lhsm 20 lssae hlm . certificate
u ncmluailpr
CARRIER = further CHARGED hf Aeia
dan with having upsni nearly iiteia
80 his pfs primary cAmpilsn. prirC'
paly lu she silteed frts dlalflhu lon
during tho .anpalfn = eoplea q lhs
End News daily nr~spapsr 90
eoeo1 ,attrs e~lutalla peuilnn sfia
uui tha' Csfbsr h president " 1he
Ncwa Publishing COMPANY a corp
omilon. lhal the rapfra we're mailed
sat ieo 50 further Garhfr'a cinaldAef
and lhai rafh q pnoilss constitutes
toa, pling runtfhA ions and fatali
from . corporation in violation u he
flata law
Charles svlndal " Woodward.
f0mcrl, represented tha kighlh dlt.
ifiet % oklahoma IA csnertna
Manual iioffiok saoeosd,d sNlnda 4
bat ll,rrlck eaa defeated at ne poHs
10 August wen Ju1sa Garber u
Enid. caro- uai fret IA tho hAllut
battle, swindali trililne ths Raid
man
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-05
AGREEMENT on TERMS
ANNOUNCED FROM MupANiA

Paris oa An agr - nt hss
been reached bf me ooaf0rane of
allied and Tarka a.liap leadsu
81 Mudania. and win be rgnfd some
tms today. according 90 prsata dls-
plicha resolved here The main
lines Il the agrtensn. saya he
Figaro. are;
FirH. ihs Bn ID und TURKS both
10 Withdraw from che nealfal t9ae
on tho soaihern shsre o. sac naf-
dan iltt. tss patah - oslop and
the Turk, behind ibo iae form o
DE- ryer 0nn.oous aud skemaudef
So oud the TaAs sIes iha 'hf
allies rmatn ln consantnogle dur
Ing the peace neFo.aiiens % conil-
NJ that Ktma.isi civil author iss
are a1o installed there.
Third. she creet army 70 ssaeaHe
ThFace within ieu days n the Greek
sofernmsnt reinfss 10 give the ca.
farg orders. the allied ntels afs o
b'ocklde the or ports na the
Remallfl forces cross The DarAaa llea
and dis. tfa rftak trueue aHf a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-05
'M..Grah
Is Charged By
Chicago Alderman

chlcaao. Oct S-Aliiloas 81 a..
leosa graft Ia ths sshoci beard sad
the spolis which building espsrts
arc accused q receiving IN zee
scandals ~il pAis 70 lnslsnlfleanee
~hsn shs plandsr q the e'ty treas.
ury hy paSlaa eontrsstors basslne
in the faNor % Mayer Thor,paens
organization. becomes kno~n. a.
eosclns % charges MADE before ne
city eeunca b. Alderman a. o A.
ssron.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-05
TWO M0IlI DRY" N,INIS
KILLED M nl~iiliiltS

ntin cHf Florida oc 9 W c.
Waur ftdeml prohibition t7ans
ana J q Cronshaw. Constable of
Tfabg were klllsd early today when
fired ga ffm ambush az lonely
spoi p2r here The bodies W.T.
found ln an auiom bic or the road
side Authorizes express lha tallef
fhs o. IS wfre rturine from = raid
90 moon hne ftlll when tlrid upoa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-05
SAYS WIFE III SERTED
IIIM AFTER ? MONTHS

chlrllng desstlon whaopg cause.
Oliver y Glff has sued i.ell 0afg for
GForce The couple sere married lu
Guthrie % March 1919 and ne site
ieft In Ma ana has ever since fe-
fud 10 feiufn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-05

rar felafu % Aliernsy .uenaral
George y Short 10 the capitol wah
being ewallsd today ny W & NJ.
Allei,r secretary of ne wate olsc
ilon hoard. before le ain determine
VIA, ac l3n "a 10 ba taken a. ne
result of lho issuance yesterday "a
woodward county u Temporary Fte
slrslnlng order tofbiddlng election
oiileiis from p'aclhe ne name ~ 81
6 cafbfr republican congressional
nonnle from the eighth district on
ihe Nlio'. iof the Nog fnbsr election.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-05
MiA~i DRUGGIST CHARGED
wiTh pEooliNo NARCOTICS
rs The Ass.artntea r...u

Miami Oct 5--J Frank Carlock
proprietor % teo drag. stsrss 81
Z. hfr s under bord q tAoo4 70,
loving bis arrest ca a ehlrgr of H.
lcls sale o. marco les arl.d last
n ebt off.cers se.asa sbaut sleo worth
% drugs g Is alleged NAT Carlock
fas eafn dong a thriving bu ines in
fa SAL q drugs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-05
THEY HAVE IN on
TIE BEsT on ROADS

Bartlesville. Oct -Bartlesyillos
concrete highway % Dewey. for
miles north OF here. was the scene ~
another accident yesterday when Mrs
J W Hargrsve fuffored a bsrly
fractured ankle In collision with a
truck.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-05
NAN StlID
ron Itll.L NJ VI

Chlrslng hat T Phelps. by rea
son % rsck.sss end earsifsa driving.
ran aia car inl3 mr. Ford sedan.
damaging tae ear t1 the sxtent ~
tle9 30 aud that ia the impact shs san
tansd painful and pormaosni lbInriea
Maud q hal haa sued Phslphs for a. &.
1855 she aska 5000 for Injuries
received and ihs rsmilnd e for msdl
osl ATTENTION ant damaRfs 70 her car
Tho aeeIdeTt occurred Aurut D.
1922 near Mu'hafi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-05
fRt Oh Turns Turtle.
DRIVER IL KILLED

p.aekNeh OF John Huffman.
an employee Of the M'd GO Petrol
snm company q BILLINGS. wa knica
last evening about sae four miles
south q Bisekwvn. when hts truca
loaded With oas'ns turned over Ia tas
ditca crushing him under q.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-05
New Wage Scale
For B. of r. r.

fBy Tie Assoct.fed Prsasl
Washington. Oct s--Rsiiroaos Of
the southwestern section q the
United states brotherhooc organ. f.
izailcns Of conduocsors ard t-s.n.
men today signed an agreement
setting al differences between
iher sna extending the wage worl
ING regulations until ocssbsr ,.
ie2s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-05
40 CLUE 10 SLANEilS
on WILSON MAN

Wl on. oci 5A gsrdic n
death hy y of unknown origin"
has btfn rendered by oorousrs'
lev and initics II the peace n
. Tletr pho probod ihe finding of
the body of s. , Latham fask
builder. 81 De tmouldffng fe4alns
~ the 7 sveler hotel here Early
fundsY morning
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-05
a NEW c. of c SECRETARY

Mr and Nrs Loren 4 Isichins.
fit Aor'h BROAD announce sho srrlyal
n nine pound boy at 1915 D. m.
srday. 70 whom has been glyel
Be aama LErln Edward
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-05
BISHOP TiitHsION 10 M
GUEST OI LIONS 1ItB

TIE ~ Rev Theodore Payne
Thafsian iYshop of Oklahoma. all
b. fbs speaker al lae regular mertlng
u the Lions club lomofros a. 1915
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-05

Lap Up
6 Toms
BULLETIN

sOrtA say. on,. Oct s-Fersa
tire re'seees arrsvee here sosay fron
Hailss bun reported ina; bss~eea 30
ard 100 persons has been afo~rea
when they we're crowded from . dssk
where they we're tryino 10 beard =
rescue thip.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-05

Washington Drought condition.
We'c reported 70 be- threatening rcr-
ious damage q crops in many Parts
OF the United states. no, ONLY
affecting growing crops bat sloHlag
fall seeding.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-05
0per the Wire

omaha Two men under a.rrst 81
BARLEY, Neb. Tor annoying school
;lrh. wero taken from lail and tsrr, 4
and ieathered according TO reports
here.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-05

Washington Declaring labor 20 be
PARTISAN 10 a principle rather than
party, samuel Gompers said labor
was for LaFollctic. in Wisconsin
Johnson In California. Smith IN New
York; Plnchot In Pennsylyanla
Frazier in North Dakota and Brook.
hart IN Iowa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-05
TURKS AND ALLIES
AGREE ON TERMS
British and Tnrks Beth Must
Withdraw From the Neutral
Zone Pending
Hearing
nvllGrn

ny The Associated iressl
London. Oct o The British gov
ernment received today neto from
tire Turkish ussloaalist govsrnmcnt
a. Angora proposing tha, peace con.
terence be he'd In smyrna oeteb.r,
2otn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-05
TnE II>r-tr ToD,,

Urpires-klsr M. ehisf a. plase'
Hucetrane CAS- dsvshass Mecef'
mick lNl. seeondbasei o~sns a.,
ihirdbass
Time q game ? , m.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-05

chicago-Tbe Anerican senrnsls.
an organizatlon fashioned after to
boy Scouts Admiral Moffe;. a.
speakers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-05

Colorado Springs. Colo Frank r
hosari. Detroit. wes elected pres den.
OF The National Wholesale Druggist.
Association.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-05

Lexington. Ky-Peter ManniLI
lowered the worlds record for trot
ters to i,5s "a. beating his own
mark q 1857.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-05
oUraRiE SOY pLuooa
OF KAPPA KAPPA pa

Nofm1n Cei seven men haze
bfen' pisdFsl 10 kappa kapps ~.
natifuai honorary bad fraserahf -
She University n Oslahoma accord
ing 70 an announcement - s. X
Tosenh. secretary Of The frstsrnisy
YESTERDAY
The pledxes afes chsrlss y Pok
ofusy. Laston. Duane Tollesoa. Nor
man; y /. scruiehfleld. Guthrie.
Frsa Hair. cordell: joan F1eef
saak~a. Vrenon {. BrAdy. Nowsla.
and J. q. Barnett oalahoma clty
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-05

Kansas City. NO Mare Peggy"
Beal, pleaded not guilty to an lnlict.
ment charging her with the murder
o. Frank Anderson June s. Tier ira.
was set for Oct q.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-05

Minneapoiis--Tho Rev valerlan J
schaiz former parish priest Al Glib
Dons. MINI. was murdered instea1 a.
having committed suicide AZ was frs.
supposed. according 70 a cosoners an
topsy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-05
WEATHER

New Orleans. Oct. s.-Ton.zht al
F-dsy geasrsliv far.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-05
MEus[l, Or GIANTS,
IS STAR Of DAY

Makes Home Run II FIRST With
Two on Bases Game Called
In the Tenth Inning on
Account Of Darkness
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-05

IOke


: : 'lfRl FFeasl
IS AnpvafiAa hsfora
tmsa "a Wllkerson
= NNheFe aitafmey
ahaa e4ffs aa.aas.f
The New York herald., 1922-09-07
DE VALERA AND CHILDERS
BOTH REPORTED CAPTURED
Taken Prisoners Near Cork by Free State Troops Ac
cording to Advices From Trustworthy Sources
Childers Said to Be Wounded.

would be continued against all odds.
During the civil war that ensued he
has at various times been reported
wounded or surrounded and about TO
be captured, but in each instance either
the report has proved untrue or De
Valera has managed to get away.
on August he was reported TO be In
Clonmel, surrounded by Free State
forces. On August he was reported
to have been wounded In Cork.
Late last month De Valera was re-
ported AS convalescing from wounds re-
ceived in action against the Free State
forces in County Cork.
Erskine Childers, who was lieutenant
commander in the British naval aviation
service, has been considered the power
behind De Valera. He became violent
Sim Fener when he was summoned
by Sir Horace Plunkett to advise the
Irish convention. He was secretary to
the Irish delegation which drafted the
Free State treaty, after the ratification
of which he turned all his energy into
channels opposing the action Of the
no temporizing, and no compromise, with
Great Britain in the attainment of the
ideals of the Irish republic.
If Childers was behind De Valera, cer-
tainly there was force back of Childers
in Mrs. Childers, the daughter of a
United States Senator, Duncan u.
Fletcher of Florida and a descendant OF
John Hancock The influence she exerts
in the circle of her husbands friends is
not to be considered lightly
The New York herald., 1922-09-07

Special cable 10 THE NEw YORK HESsLp.
Copyright, 19Re, BY THE NEW YoRK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Berlin, Sept. o.
The truly hungry man in Berlin
must dine progressively. ordering his
hors d'oeuvre and consomme in one
restaurant, his fish in another, his
entrees round the corner and then
UP the street to another cafe for his
salad and glaces, with the concomit-
ant cordial in yet another place. This
sort Of peripatetic eating is made
necessary by new tax TO penalize
the glutton. just announced by the
Prussian Diet, for the control OF the
Prussian diet.
According to the law each restau-
rant Is to set n scant limit upon the
quantity of food the guest may con-
sumo without becoming, liable to the
gourmand tax. When his fare exceeds
the regimen he Is to be levied from
so to 150 per cent Of the bill. II
The New York herald., 1922-09-07
Prussian Diets Dictum Makes
Berliners Dine Peripatetically

payment is refused he is fined from
four to ten times the amount of the
tax.
Hotel men call the tax impractical.
az II is impossible. they say, to tell
where frugality ends and gorging be-
gins. The law was enacted in line
with the general demand by trade
unions that luxuries be limited, and is
one with the Prus3ian Governments
policy to impose heavy taxes upon
foreigners.
At the same time, there is a severe
shortage of many delicacies Oranges
and oysters have disappeared from the
menus in the cafes of Berlin. in spite
OF the fact that the oyster season has
just opened. Protests from Portugal
and Spain are expected to follow re-
cent proposal that a drastic embargo
be placed upon all imports Of foreign
wines. The French also fear such a
measure would seriously affect their
exports.