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Evening star., 1922-06-20

and Steamship Clerks. Freighthouse
Express and Station Employees on the
to an announcement today by Frank
w. Grosser, general organizer Of the
union.
The referendum will be taken. he
said, in protest against a wage re-
duction of clerks of and 4 cents an
hour. ordered by the Railroad Labor
Board last Friday, and against the
private contracting by the New York
Central of certain classes of freight
house and station labor. sUnder the
boards ruling the wages of the clerks
will average 5S.5 cents an hour, ef-
fective July 1.
Evening star., 1922-06-20
LEAVE WAR COLLEGE.

Lieut.. Col. William T. Merry. infan-
try, and Mai. John Scott. infantry,
have been relieved from duty as stu
dent officers at the Army War College,
Washington barracks. Col. Merry has
been assigned to duty at Fort Sheri-
dan, Ill, and Maj. Scott to duty with
the organized reserves in the Sd Corps
area.
Evening star., 1922-06-20
MUST FACE GALLOWS.

ATLANTA, Ca. June 20.-Glenn NJ
Hudson, Daugherty county farmer
sentenced to be hanged on conviction
of the murder Of his two steps sons,
was denied new trial by the Georgia
supreme court
Evening star., 1922-06-20
BANK BANDITS GET $1,000.

KANSAS CITY, Kan, June 20
Three white men and two negroes took
$1,000 from the Quindaro State Bank
here yesterday and escaped in an auto
mobile
Evening star., 1922-06-20
Interpreting the Law.

Warden Ito prisoner)-You say you
want key What in thunder are you
going to use ii for?
Innate want to sleep home at
nights was only sentenced to thirty
days in jail
Evening star., 1922-06-20
PROMINENT BRITON DEAD.

LONDON, June 26.-Admiral Sir
Lewis Beaumont. seventy-five. re-
tired, former first lord of the ad-
miralty and high commissioner to
Egypt. died at his home, in Hurst
pierpoint, Sussex. last night.
Evening star., 1922-06-20

Hub don't believe you can keep ac-
count of the money you spend.
Wife-Oh. yes, 1 can. It's the money
can't keep.
Evening star., 1922-06-20
STRIKE BALLOTS MAILED.

=. CLEVELAND. Ohio, June 2o-Strike
ballots are 6eing mailed to all mem
bers of the Brotherhood of Railway
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-09
COLD HOLDS NO TERRORs
FOR THIS WOMAN
Miss Corbet, County Demonxtra.
tion Agent Is Doing Much
Good Work In County;
Hard Worker

The cod wave which strack
Cathre and LOGAN county vsst,riay
did not intsrf r. 9Th his carrying
On q the fsrm and home dsmonsira-
tin work Z ins handled by the
two Logan county agents.
Miss NJ Edna corbet, oountp home
demonstration aEsnt start q before
dayllsht aud drost 10 Cushing. TAX
MS vita htr Mary aud Alma May,
a Guthrie and Euclid Ward ot
Marshall the ian or judging ioam
of ihs i.orau county Junior Poultry
subs arriving there al nine O'Clock
redy @ iskc part in the state
judging contest for Junior Poultry
Cahs which t1ek plice az the state
poulty ihcw bsing held there
Teams from slxty-dx counties
participated IN the contest and the
I.osan county entrants acquitted them
stlvs With cr al, ana ain more
than likely D, ma winner. of s'me
~ ihf prizes q be award Later
in the cub department. of the
stlte psultry show Alma May wen
first and second In coelaei and thlrd
IN mllt In tn Buff leghorns and
Euclid Ward first on oocirei. fourth
On pulet aud third on pen in the
Rhode island Reds
On the way hack the party stop
ptd to visit the Ceye Junior clHb
which was holding regular ses-
sion making the drive o. hum
Or miles and over. participating
In the judging contest taking in
ibe state poultry show. visiting The
coylc club and getting hack g
Guthrie By four b. m.
County Ascent wihy attended the
Orlando Community Poultry shsw
Frdly and today beth d. aud Mss
Corbe, ihe heme d monstmtion
agent arr IN attendance.
THIS 5 one of the best community
shows 70 b. htld in tn county and
vii be followed by a big show at
Mulhal next week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-09
LIONS HOLD INTERESTING
SESSION FRIDAY NOON
Plans Perfected To Collect Cloth
ina For Needy; Evangelisis
Are Guests Of The
Club

Ths Lions clus sniossd a dsilshi
ful lunch on Frdas a TIE isns.
the menu was sseeisnt and ihe
spirit Of eamasadfrla partoak 70
the season. eood wili ana eood
lfenawsh.p Ths following gossss
added "a thc pssure 81 ths oeea
sion Fyanaellsts NAwtsr ana nfo-
lhsgiou. J o Conray II Nneln.
natl Mr. Watts = Pueblo. ccso
Nrs q orgo Wilson. Ms Patterson
ana John Gaiobie.
nv. XAwtsr gaye short uik on
hls expert nee. With ina rabbits In
Auttrsila and. sbsle,e sou me he
has some story shot sm until his
retrieving dog plhd them up around
ihm ~aist dtep' profs ssor nro-
lthtrion gave topieai seng la Witch
hs had tho IAons ioln that added
much T. the spirit q the cccssion
Lnu. Mss Paitsraou sanK some
baby songs aecomnnlfd hy She
ukaIle shat appalled, 10 the dsnl
asna q the den
The club voted 10 put on a
stunt ~ the Am rlean Legion
boys forthcoming sntsrtainmsnt.
The outstanding business q the
Lions az praent Is 20 successfully
clrvy cut their plans IN ths co.iec.
ton n cart of e.oihlng Is o. ais.
trihut,d by ths Red Caoss The city
has b. n divided INTO dIgFct. end
"a squad u Lions assigned q each.
who vii begin the col eiien et
2 o'clock sunday afternoon. These
squad. viii drive through as the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-09
q ARA niS lri'i Aits
NiIi IN mot IL uiSttilN

Ina Anfeles uee rta sfafth
fnr Nrs Clsm paui'gf hammsr maF
defeas wha escaped ffum ths tos A +.
fcios county Jan lsrt Tuesday hss
'trvaFhi IA Hshi bssk g. uhsfe ~
started. aefofdlna fn statements
from shsrlfs tepullea teasY
rhsy ADMITTED tasy had na taa.
nhlr clues
They declared afaln their deter.
saluatiou o. continue iheif seafrh un
ill they had retaplafsd lhe ~umAa
and said ihes attached as mngh sfp
denee 90 one report that abs BAD fea
10 Mexico a. to Anethsr thar sns had
remained IN ins Angties
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-09
BAHAMAS TO SUPPLY
Us WITH BO0II,

Newport \. Y, Dec with ihcus-
ands Of coses OF high proof liquor re-
ported enr1ute from the Bahamas for
the holiday trade in New York city.
and quotations On the bootlegger's
bourse day BY day going higher and
higher. an extra detail OF federal
1hibtion agents has been ordered
to Great South hay 10 stem the inrush-
ina tide.
Roy S Haynes. national prohibition
chief Al Washington made the assign
monts. Il was learned after John Ap-
pleby. division chief. completed an IN
spoctian Of this district
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-09
Bandits
Grab
Booze

~ Louis Mo Dec q rpllec
TODAY were searching for clue.
IN the daring iheii of whisky
valued az bciweea S5noOo and
slu0uoo b a dosen bandits who
e,erpowercd q Waterman and 4
government guard at the Jack
Daniel Disgllhng company here
last night and escaped The
bandits also made prisoners oi
two negro ffemen al buildings
adjoining the deiillery and ear
ried the liquor away ln trucks
The first report of the robbery
was received early today. several
hours after Il oecured when the
prisoners obtained their freedom
and notified the police Tho loot
consisted of fifty barrels and
about 400 eases
The disiillcfy was lefi inuu.
dated hy the ncn. who apparent
n overturned twenty five barrel.
of liquor which were found with
the heads crashed in
William Sullivan. waiehman.
was preparing 90 punch ,h,
hurrlar alarm clock AZ one end
cf the building Ne told The
police when three men pointed
pistols a. him and marched him
into the building whore Walter
fasun a government guard. car
ryinp 4 shotgun Was nverpower
ed Both u thc men were locked
in the office.
The bandits then we're rein.
forced hy nine companions who
effected an entrance into ths
distillery hy iooseuiug large
door with a crowhar Several Of
the robbers then went 70 the AL
joining firms took the neFro
fircmen "a duty and after herd
ing them ia ihe basement re-
moved the liquor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-09
NO TRACE OF MEN
WHO ROBBED STORE
Second Robbery In Ten Days
Takes Place In Crescent
City; Officers Are
Mystified

Thieves entered the Hosken's store
at Crescent Thursday night and
got away with silks. shoes and
clothBng valued AZ more than 81.
Teo' The robbery was not reported
70 the sheriffs office until late yes
terday.
This Is the second robbery that has
taken place IN Crescent IN the past
ten days. The depot and the mill
were robbed several days ago.
No trace Of the thieves have been
found Claude Mise. town marshal
and sherIff-eIect Boggus who live IN
Crescent are mystified over the re-
peated robberies, Il Is said.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-09
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
STARTS CHRISTMAS CLUB

The First National Bank Christmas
club starts Monday December 18th
You can get into this club IN any
amount fsr a starter from one cent
TO five d-llars and get per cent in
terest on year mcney. This makes II
easy for Ell class Of depositors TO get
into the game. See the Christmas
Club Ad for details"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-09
FARM WOMEN MAKE
EXCELLENT CREAM CHEESE

A display Of cream chtea. made
BY a member ~ the Mulhail Faun
Woman's club Is attracting much
attention az The office u Mas
Corbst County Home Dsmonstra- 8
,ion Agen, IN the Federal building
A cheese demonstration was put on
"a rec NJ meeting n this club
BY the county agent and since thsn
membfr r. of ihe club have made for
home use or sale iio pounds u
cheese. This 4 the Mind of work
that makes Tor the progress and
prosperity q the farming oommun-
ity.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-09

lsntlun sselastlas Au iniitNs tss
las e tlsiiieAtlea ftspestinf ltsr
martial fslailaas
fFvaurni feefts hava nera aia8a
Is me aafesa Governing atitf Ga
ths mAfflsse sflaua il ths OssEn
aht athsf ind.sn natlsaa ana ~ita
sat maatl nInk sas tribe ~ ntrsa.
nafka rant fsr 3 fHfeeisa n saafl.
unft
70 thlnA u nat aaiimslf a. avg
krsi lhs aaei ~ ieslalatian sshl.et
les ali latlaas a. ihe ass "a elslHs
aAllen fespeetea thelf marital IA.
uoas b. Ala laalaa ssrvlse ~
ieefa aad euplaYea. masiautries aaf
uthars havs besa teaebius faf minY
years lbs souahtsasa mnfAi a. 4
ards iof tha Fhtse 81 eiai sell e
inc ahd a. efmpafvd sHh 10 ftsf
asa sial.fYias prasFpas has beer
made nat there q silli las mash
tisumft e ihs sacred pfiuslrls sltp
vhlfh aealasll happiness aad iae
aixuiif - family nfe dspsnd g. b.
fassfa D ~ithu1t ihs eagfestlau ~
ehlfh lhars Is isekias Aas4aAle Ca ft
I iaradlaNu uafks aali
Iha flsiaaa lfattlaa ~ iadlaa
fnstam marriage aat separations -
dspenhio snauah whru tpltnwed by
those ~ na sdaeatlan. ahoyv Ne
isashiass of tribal inalilaaa nni q
ls lntalsesblr n ths part of ladlaas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-09
FEDERAL COURT OPENS
IN 0. C., JANUARY lSI
Election Cases VIII Be Mosi
Prominent features Of Court.
White SlAvers and Mar
ooiie Docket Heavy

Federal gouft uil convene ia Data
hema cts iauusfy est The docket
rs heavy ana the term ~lii ~ 4 Ions
'ene proatly extending lalo rebu
'ifs seeoralnk 10 eouw pfiiCiaIs
Importance i attached 4 she fac'
that many eiestlen Officials afs a.
p,sied 10 BE- tried dauns ,hs term ana
prabahs one Oklahoma ooanfy an
f'al and mafhe several
Aside fe IA the election cases ID la
ekpcy,ei the ehar9os AGAINST 8 d.
Aufolls uin te hsara dunnk thc term
oi court llqwesef. Il s said that
Aafe'lai may eater plea % gnlltY
saniA Fs Robbery Case
Another ease which u certain %
attfaet atientlgn la lhe trial a. Fan
rhavef charged With rahhlnK the
mails IN a Santa ~ train near Va
mnnd Ia ths l.tger part II 1850.
Fieo gihers alruady have been con.
Ueisd for the same oifeuse and afe
now sefslns sentences 81 M years
zach ~ the federal penheuilary.
int there afe a number Il other
eleciitn n cases - he taken up and wlll
be pai before the grand iap which
~ill ho in session darlng the term 81
e uri, Vas NJ Dc known wedaesdal
foar election officials arc inveised
% charges which hass been tled In
ihe Enid alsition Of federal cauF,
These men, Il b aiirsod were
caught with the original ballots Ia
their possession They bad beet
taken from the baan, bca ana lt va,
intended - place other ballot. "a me
bon. federal agents clalm
The Investigation - election fraueI
IN Oklahoma county has NOT beet
g included. itwAs learned
f. ~as stated that there we're about
$4,000 Democrats registered 10 oka.
hona county but more than it0o,
voted
That I4hn Fields, defeated Repuh
loan candidate for governor shoul'
have received a majority Of $4,000 ~
Oklahoma county Ia claim beln
prohed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-09
RECO\sTRt CTIO<ISTS
MAY MY GUTHRIE MILLS

Officers ~ the Farm Labor Recon
struction League are In Guthrie 20.
das Inspecting the Guthrie mill prop
ersy. Experts are with them and an
estimate Of value Of the property win
be made. The League officers are
fayorably impressed with the min
proposition and Will make a bid for !,
a. soon as the appraisers finish IN
specting the property.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-09
wAivU % KANSAS ooua
NOT oGr JusficH

inF The Atsafiatfd lfeFs
rmpona Kansas nee , Despite
III, inniaisnce on tfial IN a eharse
n lufraetlen ~ the lnduslral eoHr
law. formal dismissal ~ chars =
aEiiusf william Alifu white. editor
here was scheduled here today
Mr white reserved sttmsnt
which ~ asserted IA eoa'd make
ytaterdiy unili the cafe Il nnA'lr
concluded
Dismissal by rauntf Attorney
Roland uoynien was ordered by
Richard Hopkins attorney gtn-
oral yesterday Mr white m
chirged with having dspard a.
pltolrd dtclarine % psFc.nt nYnpa
thy with striking railroad shapmtn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-09
Big 4
Hold
Session


London, Dso The premlers q
Gnsat Britain. Frsn.e. iuiy and
Belgium Hss here todag 10 sketch
the latest ana perhaps ihe mosi i'm.
portsnt chapter in the iong story
q German rEparitoas TIE de-
tails. Il IS exp eied. wi'l b. filled
in AZ the forthcoming nrussls con
ference. 70 which the COW, ,niions
beginning today are preliminary.
Premlsf Poineare. a. he spokes-
man Tor the uatou most directly
concerned With the troublesome ~
p1ratlons probem. vas expected %
take occasion az the first meeting
with Mt Blnar Law % state a. H.
niteiy ihli France has ahso'utely
no desire % tak. Over iha Rhlas-
land. Members of the French dsls-
cation believed that ths premier
would point out that France und r.
snndng the fatiilty of annexation
q the Rhineland step which has
been sugg 4ied- knows niil Vel
that such acaon would only craie
another Alsace-iorrain. aud even
tually another war
In the opinion Of the French.
their nation would ony control the
Rhine,cnd slong economic line. daf-
ing the term Cf railrium coll
leeting taxes and running n, rail-
road lines IS guarantee of or
manys promise 70 carry out the
reforms that would insure payment
of her bill
Il Is generally believed that the
London meeting vii 90 confined
20 discussion q moratorium
for Germany md 10 the guarantee
which France demands Premier
poincaro believes that the aitltude
TO the United states prsytnis Cr,ai
Britain from cancellIng the Fren b
Jebt.
II Il seems Impossible % r-ach
sn agreement this time on the ~
parations questions q Is believed
NJ. Poincsrs would say % NJ iiouir
Law in effect:
We are prepared % agree 70
moratorium bu, only on condition
that We take over administration II
The Rhlneiand and occupy With one
division certain parts Of the Ruhr.
We want England 20 cooperate with
us. but II ycu wont We must act
alone"
The Frnch premltr. IL is ap-
parent, is prepared 10 examine sil
proposals for stttAmlnt oa TIE
German account but no IS Asfer-
mined to e1act guarantees. lie viii
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-09
Sentence On a
Dead Man Is
Passed By Court

tny Tie Assaciaiea Press
jefferson CITY. Ne. Dee a.-rhe
supreme eourt has to5gy sffifmsa
a ten year penitsntiary sentence
impo1eo On Ea~ara J o'hsii, ~no
~As shot to death az asnths age
o'Nsii ~ss found guilty D. = jury
n the circuit court here August IS.
i92i. o. assault with ,r,eat % kiii in
eennection with an aiiseec fight
with poilce The case ~as ap.
pealed.
o'Neii Is said % have been KILLED
when he attempted 20 hold up =
gasoline filling staten IN osnser.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-09
tcoallaasi % INn -


An che iaia War AAslaaa STAMPS
nature iaaaau 1919 Neu caa laAe
thum to ihs ieaiaifles ana trade ihsm
faf Treasury Certificates or Yaa faa
each them a. fser valas 10 nltheF
event Yoa 81 ovid iaks fhem % ,ha
pestoiiiGs a snea 90 Rffansemf nts
can ~ maas for itkies care - y 90
IshaarY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-09
III CHARITABLE: HELP
kEEP The POOR Mtl,u

Don't fsrget 20 tie up a package Of
old clothes f1r the Lions tomorrow.
In fact. do II today and have u
ready when the good samaritans call
The Red Cross viii distribute ths
clothing 70 the needy.
This Is cold weather-thlnk q the
poor who have no warm clothes. then
dix up your cas-; on garments. Shoes
.or boys and girls are in great de-
mand. according . Red Cross head
quarters.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-09
FIRE STARTED BY BOY
PLAYING WITH MATCHES

A fire a. 1901 West College al
no-n today did slight damage The
biaze was started BY a s-year-oid boy
who was playing with matches. The
building at 10 south ninth street was
damaged 10 the extent OF si35 yester-
day afternoon by fire thought to have
been set By someone. 4,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-09
rnia TareooN-

'rhh Freedom that nara aias
caaasi teot ~ A a y iiaiehlns1n.
~lll hs Interpreted bY Rev A cat
Ian la hla sounna HHaaaY niahi ai ne
Fifsl Aelh dist church Tbs % ~ *
a aeman Who sacrificed her shlldFan
an tae altar ~ sslflsA ambllloa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-09
Will IIItI \iW
PRESIDENT 90 rot A\n

waruaw poe q in eaiFaofdlnarY
aesaion today the diet and senate wlll
riegt new president ~ Poland
There aru a number " candidates bat
the general erlulon krpvinE oai ~
meetings 81 iho gfoaps % beth hoatss
Il that should former Premier wilos
make further canaessions = lhe nst.
lonalista ia lhelr demands o. eabi
not posts d ls virtually certain ~
would ~ elected
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-09
VICTORY LOAN NOTES
PAYABLE DECEMBER f5

Nict'ry Loan Notes are due ana
payable On the 18th day of this
month. Holders Of these bonds are
reminded that they viii not bear IN.
terest after December 18th and
should be presented FOR payment or
or before that date.
Payment Of these bonds IN fuli with
accrued interest win be made AZ The
FIRST National Bank Of this city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-09
MAaRIAaG LIeINsls Iasurp

These nWrrage LICENSES have
been issued hy tha court clsrh
ne0l Neal Hawk 20 aud Myrtt
Willis 10 of Guthrle 0sorgc E
French 20 and Lille nacksr % both
~ Oklahoma city. simon Harlan -
and Grace Harris n, o. Luther.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-09
coAl pRlcG HrLo DOWN

Washingt n. Dec p tuel dts.
tubutor spons Friday gave out list
Of coal mining companies IN southern-
Illinois willing - hold prices of do-
meaiic cai down 20 lowell of iiao
ton.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-09

Wsahnaion MlffY feent ~ lhe
e.aal mlnfd la southern illlnala 10
bring bod at iha rate 81 ~ ne
federal aHiandflea a. 20 fair value.
mfl fitiatHfpf Apsns snnfanE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-09

London Hundreds Il houms were
destroyed and many persons wsre
said 20 have hosn Killed or in.
jnred IN an earthquake AZ Kaushiu
an island in Japan. according 4 the
Central News
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-09
Woman Shot and
Killed BY Man
Who Escapes

INF INf tFFIIIlT1I T113H
orsaNa Nee. pss aiss Ai4ts
Rlnshaft. q. 49, snet and slsvass
lnstArtls AIMED - az snlasatlfsa
rAn shQat J s'sises ths mefnins
rhs asaalisnt "a sald % nave heaksa
lnte hsf apastnsrt sea ~ss ass
sfshsa ~ msmesrs - ghs fsrHY e
tAs aaiolnlne s@efteases ,vha sass
hlrs aash as~r ths stairs .. sNefs
asa ssrA Hs sstaesa IL a. aata
nsohile
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-09

Berlin The German government
has decided 90 pay The fines levied
By the allies against two nsyarian
cities for recent attacks on allied
cffictrs. Il was announced.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-09

Washington An official statement
BY Japan showing progress made
toward scrapping naval yoass IN
under the Washington treatr was
made public by the state depart
mont,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-09

NV Creams, Ia, Dec. s-To-
night fair but colder. sunday flir
with rising temperature.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-09

New York-The piano of Richard
Wagner, upon which many of his
masterpieces were composed arriF-
a from Germany who're II waa dis
covered b. a former colder.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-09

Toronto nNieht Eber n Hamll.
ion. baniAmw fhi. defeated patsy
Naliaoe. of Philadelphia. 10 a match
Billed for the Canadan bantam
weight champion ship
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-09

New York Dwight y Davis.
Washington. donor of the DayIs cop.
was nominated as president of the
uniieG States Lawn Tennis ata cia 5
ton
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-09
Over the Wire

Fort Worth. Texas a a Halnard
of caulon Was eiscifd president of
The Texas farm labor union.
baltimore Two steamers rol.ld
cd IN the hnrhor and one woman
Was killed and several persona IN
lared "a thu street, during a dense
iog.
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Tribal
Marriages
l., I.Orable

Nrs mnisa uaHf
la lnfaa to-day Henf
amnaal fupeft isaii4e
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The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-03-16
SUNDAY SCHOOLS SHOW
INCREASE.

At the regular annual meeting Of
the General Sunday School board Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church,
South held in Nashville, Tenn, on
March 14-17 statistics reported show
an increase in enrolment and gifts
throughout the Sunday Schools Of that
denomination.
According to DR.. E. B. Chappell, gen.
eral secretary, there has been an in.
crease Of 4l4 Sunday schools during
the past year, bringing the number up
to 1853; an increase in officers and
teachers of 9,671, making the present
number l54,9l5; an increase in the en-.
rollment Of $4,000 brings the present
enrolment to the two million mark.
More than one hundred thousand SIM.
day school pupils joined the church
during 1921 and the total amount rails.
ed by Southern Methodist Sunday
schools for missions and other causes
during the past quadrennium is sS,745,.
376.
It was shown that the organized Bl.
bic classes have enrolled to date 15,26e
classes; that there are 10000 students
taking the standard training courses
and that three new Sunday school pc.
riodicals have a combined weekly cir.
culation OF 100000.