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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-26
YOUTHFUL ROBBERS :,
CAUGHT WITHLOOl

Parkcrsburg. ". V. Oct. 2j.--John {.
Deem and Thomas Myers Of this city,
charged with the robbery Of the resi-,
d,nrc OF William II. Wolfe q SeEerAl
thousand dollars worth of diamonds.
other jew"lry and valuail"s have been
arrested ut rhilltc0thc. OHIO. according
10 telegram received here this even:nS.
Police Of The Ohio city report to the
local authorities that most ot the 1907
taken from the Wolfe home has Dttn re-
covered from the TWO men under arrest
who have admitted hat theE. we're con,
.crnod n the robbery. whi'" "cc"'fe'
a bnut five ,!ays ago. Tho boys are II ~
to ha about twenty years Of age. ana are
wcIl-!tUOwa here.
i local officer VIII leave tomorrow
morning for Ci!licothc 10 bring the boys
back here for trial
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-26
Bows Death is Followed
By Girl Friends Suicide

ra;t;o Creek. Mich. OCT. %0.-t''n-
Harry .. circumstances Hurrnun''"E
tnn Go-'n4 Of Myrln MrGu'io. IL. and
Geriruuo Nasois. Il. high fcAool 'iudr"iS
here. a!G fast friends for moro )Eah
"A yea, led TO nm investigation by Cor
"a"r oar, Gray today. Thrpry was nd
Nnrcd Ia; ia" y"ut"'~ dcuih last IhurS'
d,y ana ,.r~irul,'S ,"'h Nvstcrdy. 'ul"ht
hya llva BY pa"i between The !"unE
lovers, or iaA: Gr"'rud" In hor crl'i'
tgut hays c,Grd h"r He III tho rh'u"
manner that Myr. dlcd. by aH?hyS luNnn.
Gori:ude's bDdy was f"n"d IN IN"
bathroom Of her homc yesterday. The
room was n,lcd with ga from GA op"'!
llght .ct. The h"y's body was i'uHH
under .Geat,ca. circumstances. but III"
coroner concluded has deah MAS acc!-
4; Myc,'s funeral. Monday. the CIR!
vas invOnsu!aGle n he: GRIEF, nnl h.I"
appeared depressed at school "n lu"A-
day. She carried Il flower plutked :r"'n
a wreath on the .uds grave and ih.1
with Il note - 4 girl friend WA" ioHnt
On 4 tale ~ her home. following h'r
,ca:h The :.ote al aU; mention Ny?..
but sad she was IL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-26
British Doesn't Like
Protection Tariff In
The United States


Nc" "'"' w. 'oHoo "
'''' II '..'' We a. '''''"iS t'i'' 7''',
men C"d'1' '".F 20 't!'a! ana e'"il,
o'L!c "'''l''' l. 'i,' ga? nleA"S u
"N'fu"- az approaching |"r'u c'."'.
h"P e. ." ,'"or@" FalHh' hhSlIS-'
''"n",'' XII" I"E'l''r ""N'Srt 10 u.
h,i''7" 'i''s"'E = S"'' '".' LIt ,. - "a
",,,,r' ,,,l,',, ~" . .ra ,',or;nan
, ",',r '''' a., ,., .;a,to,
'H''''"'. u 80. ''N i''''
u" statesmen rl all hat'"i'' ITO
declared. are "n@ 'Ged III common
riIn: 10 prevent the natlONS from
meeting their ob''catlon5 to each
other and thus reducing the whole
world e. bankruptcy. Already the
policy Of tive statesmen OF Europe Is
fat brin"in" the strongest n1uonS IN
EuroN" To rum, an" Eelore IONS tne
statesmen q. other na'lohS o, ths
world If n""n!'''G !" 90 so. "''!"'lhs
their countries into slhlllaT conu4'
in.
1T i, therefore,. az ne greatest pos
sih'c moment that Inc business i'en
and peoples ! all nations Shouio Sec
To understand ana 70 real re inc us
UStrnu, CONSEQUENCES that must en-
sUc FROM the pro'ent nolcleS o! 'ho9e
rrepoE@ihl" ior Mi nal ana lHterha'
toinal affairs. ana sl"u.H EH!, "pou
Il
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-26
CHASES BALL INTO
RESERVOIR browns

Graatsv,.!c. Md, 0c:. 25.--NhNe play
Ing s1il With a number Q; companions
Yesterday near miH2 boiler reservoir.
not Gar from Addison. JOHN Was. aged
lc. was drowned whom he ted ~ re-
cover ~ hon RITTER i "1d Talon INTO
~" water. y-"rg Was crawl 'A-ouc2
the fence surrounding he rescrN.r a&l
~ rs '!f":'a - s.urc the pail. teN'
h,s balance HnI plunged mo NE WAGER.
E,,nr unable :, SWIM. he lad quickly
ven drwn before hr.o cnuld arrive. IE9
conran'rns We're uaar's to ID anEih.HS
T. all him. The body w9s recovered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-26
COUNTY SEAT MINER .
IS SEVERELY BURNED

Harry Surugar. % years old, OF ST
C,alrsv:!.c. was seriously burned ycster.
Gav morning IN AZ explosion at coal
mine near 81. Clairsville.
Surugar Is confined 10 the North
Wheeling hospital HIS entire body from
the waist up is seriously burned. accord
Ing to hospital attendants. and Nttle
hone IS entertained for his recovery.
c,,ru,,ar /. said 10 have been Injured
I, , premature explosion Of powder used
fer hlastinG purposes. He was knocked
to the ground by The force Of the blast
md was unable TO reach an exit bcforl
the flames reached him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-26
MRS. ELLEN =. HUGHES.

N0sINN. Y. Va, Oc;. @I---Mrs. E!I"N
\. Hughes. y, ed this morning at the
home OF Il daughter. Mrs. Thomas Eey-
rn,dS. after HI 4 ;hrcy w",ns '.uctS.
only 4 month ago she mayed L. her
daughters homs from pa-ker>h&rr aui
her funeral viii take place Fr.:Hy -;
-. N.sN .c"'s Catholic church ~ ,Ac
latter ely. with iWr'ul tr.,r".r: a 4
Park,rs burg cemetery. Il. daughter
named aud I. w. iIusnes ui II"hyrs "u:S,
axe surviving children.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-26
narT.y ryrNERhI.

Funeral services ror Mrs Charles T.
Dnilv. who d!od Monday afternoon tol-
lowing ltug'~.nc ll,nees. Will be held
this afternoon ~ 2::O o'clock NJ the
home o. her sister. Mrs. Alvin Kettle
vol. Tenth md Marshall streets. Nc
Mechon. Services will he nconduc'ed
=, 20" Church Of God by Rev. II. N.
" ts;'er Iu,crmont Will follow IN the
McM.gher ccmetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-26
CLIFFORD ccHSEERErT.

The body os Clifford CchscHN-'n. 81
years old. who died Tuesday at CleVe-
ls"d ohio. following brief Illness. VIII
arrive ~ bridgeport Thursday and he
removed 20 :he nome Of h!a aunt. N's.
John NN'her. Step Ma. 2. Main street.
from whore funeral services VIII b. h"'i
Saturday afternoon At o'clock. Inter
rr"n, Will follow IN Ilnwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-26
MRS. nNnTHA TAYLOR.

VOID was received Yesterday BY NJ.
m! Mrs. J -. Jores O, hit,ictoH, Of N"
1rn'h r"tN''~ daughter. Mrs. Bertha
Tavlo-, IN the II skins hospital. Tulsa.
Okla. Mrs. Tnvior left Llttleton ~
rcrf.c, health SIX weeks aco for the
western city tn make h"r future home.
Tho body VII arrive IN Littlcton To-
r2v Fnrrrnl ~. .E"mcnts NJ" 'ncnm-
uirtc hut will rroAahl, hc hold Thurs
Lay. AFTERNOON.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-26
SMITH osSE0UIES.

Funeral scrver"s for Miss Katherine
Smith. - years oil. who died Tuesday,
VIII be held th!s afternoon " the
homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. 6. Wells Of
Beech Do,tom, Interment In Franklin
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-26
PRESENT METHOD TOO coMPL1cAT-
BD-SrATE AUTHORS HERE
EXAMINING BOOKS.
Change Decided After Conference OF
City Oftcials-NothinS Crmtntany
Wrong, Is Belief.

The present bookkeeping system in
use by the c;;v -; W"r-.:GE VIZ Ia
changed 70 n more Siwpithrd SyS,sm. ~
the competition o: the audit O. C!;H
Clerk Walter II. Evans hooks. low hc.ur
conducted ~ two auditors from tHc
state taN comm ,SS:oavr'S utit'r
The decision - change the prrSe0.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-26
n.AcNcY SERYrCEa.

Funeral services Wi! he held his Mt
ernoon from the family homo Ia West
Finley. IA for ~. II. N ltncocN. who
G'el sundaY tcli1winG n brief Illness
nur.al WI hs made in tho West Finley
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-26
DUE-ED YESTERDAY.

T>1v.d Love. 202 Sixteenth street.
Mrs. Mary Fleming o; Elm Grove.
Raymond Wood o. Fulton.
Mrs. Mao Toml.naon, 46l2 EoT street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-26

For the dance too Nuidca Carriers are
the thing. On sale Al Geo NJ. Snook Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-26
Note!

All "Wear-Eper"
utensils may be pur-
chased notD at greatly
reduced prices
The Washington herald., 1922-09-10
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

--~-~-~-----~~~~-~~~>----~
SILVER CHIME BELLS: GREAT MUSICAL
act: see them: hear them: real bargain.
WHENEVER. s1s Florida ave. NV. III
EYE GLASSES. 81 A PAIR: EYES EX-
amined by an expert free Of charge; op~n
Sunday. to s. HARRY ROSE, SO y ST.
NV. Room s5
WALL PAPER.
BARGAINS FOR FALL TRADE; ROOM
lots. So: paper. 10. IS and 20 cents
piece; oatmeal paper, lsc and e0r. Free
sample book on request MAHONEYS y
WALL PAPER BARGAIN HOUSE. Ssl rr-
sve- se. Phone Lincoln $50 6D
The Washington herald., 1922-09-10
MADAM D'ASHMAN.

crystal Gazer aud card reader;
tells your fortune; removes worries; re-
unites the separated
13S 18th ST. NV.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-10
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

LOUIS p SHOEMAKER. i4O7 n. 7. sv.
Improved ID. G. real estate. or for building
prevailing rate Of interest and eonniszion.
Main 1ies.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-10
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

FURNITURE
ALL KINDs OF FURNITURE WANTED
enough 10 furnish large Noardinr house:
bedroom, dining rooa-. parlor. misc. articles
f7ease call VI. 20. or Fr. cot. 20a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-01

The physicians and Health Commits
sione~ ~ f0riy-six states we're over
whelmibely IN favor II The heavy
breakfast This Is how they voted u
per cent in favor If regular meal.
u per cent opposed q Il. "a per cent
ineonelusivc in their answers
They strongly advocated the heavy
breakfast for mental WORKERS. Eleven
II them pointed out that - eai we'll
IL the morning was advisable. becausc
after a nights rcsi the digestive ap.
psTaius was IN good shape 70 take care
Of Il and the system needed the fuel
provided b. sneb q meal 10 start the
days activities
The system. ike the furnace. is
Low On fuel in the morning. therefore
4 goodsized meal j. justified. re-
markedDr. L. y. Gloyne, Commissioner
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-01
RADIO TELLS OF WEATHER
AND ISSUES WARNINGS

Arrsagemenis have been perfected
tor broadoasiing weather iowfists
ard special warnlngs from three
D. nis IN Oklahoma
Oklahoma City. can WKY. broad
casts the forecast twice dallg 81
tse.ve room and a. p M ard spe
elai warning. cold waves ec ~
% p N.
Tslsa. can wEH brolacass fhe
forecast a. 1915 a. M. and special
wsrnlngs. cold save. &c. b lsgo b.
M
For Sill cal Dw g. broadcast. al
3 IS . ~. 1910 p m. AMI 600 D.
~
AZ ~ these siiliona hsYe s wide
RANGE of transmssion ana owners
Of receiving sets ia sny part ~ ihe
stale can pick up weather forecast
from one Or more n the stai ons
Radio puts the weather forecast
within the reach u small town
ness spapers. farmet truck Il. wtri
and the opersiora OF innumerable
industries 81 which ihe welfher ls
Q potent factor, sho cannot b.
rea bed and served BY telegraph Or
mail
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-01
Pie As Breakfast Food Given O. In Nations Medical Circles

i ~ j. the sort q thing a man
Insists On having for BIZ breakfast it..
no use telling him that Indigestion i
going 70 shorten his life
Let him hare tiff h. lives IL the
pie zone. u won; hurf him ; hii. II
he has brains. bell wsnf ) heavy
breakfast. anyway.
- for the people who never Al
down - breakfast table wahoa,
making inrosds on fruit. CEREAL. bacon
and eezx. fea o. coffee. toast. hos
ezkes - bot biseuifs-why. ihey're
the sensible folk who enjoy lie and
VII live until their feeth refuse 20
gEsw On the bacon.
There's only GRE thing for them 70
consider 1beir type. II they can
rightly x elakzed a. ''piefhroie. " thev
nay indulge IN : good breakfast. 10
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-01
MN MAKE
PREIIMIN iIsi BONDS

Bends q taco by T n Tlmme ns
and J \ Barker q shawnee charg-
a vith firing on deputy United
states mArsha.s there sunday nighi.
The men ueFs brought here Taes-
aay night 81 " d Fotfe't d. ui3
marshal from shawnee where they
have been 10 lall since the shoot
lng Theg waived preliminary
hearing
Thomss n Graham vas arrests "a
Wednesday BY deputy marshals and
ehsrEsi wlih severely beating 81
enFloye q the Fris.o railrosd. ac-
cording % ROY s Lewis assistant
United States districs attorney. he
vas placed in ian IN defaul. q 81
Co bond
The cases Of c. c Hennin sion Of
Enid. chsrrei Nth oonien,p' 4 The
fsstrsiniEg order. Graham srf ~
n Recce and Fraak Mcfarland.
sharged ~ifh inlprinK 3 Rock Island
engine a ssyre. wiii be heard sep
temosr 4 Lews ssid
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-01
Reformed Hobo, Nom
Missionary. Wants TO.
Pay for Rides Stolen


chisaee. gsspt i~Nlls asnsaN.
ens tlrs hete sns SEQ 4 rsIsslaa
49, - lnala. says ~ sssss sAe san
resus si shs unissa states fsr $1,000
~'iss % ssolsn rides Fssthsr.
nsers ~ nas effefss sa pa fls
stefY = seia - tNe psnesyissiHa
Nesss puhllshea ~ re psnetyivsnls
rsilrosd system
When hs 49, seAvsftsd e Carts
t'anily Hansen sald ~ bessws ssr
ssisnss stflsksn l,ls offss 70 pay
~ss rAas IL : letter 70 } > Alksa.
s'stioe master a. ths Chicago unler
stAtlen
NJ AlssH replied thsi - ~ a.
ne psnnsy lsAnia sas saassfasa
l'anson sosld consider shs dsbs tan
ssiea
-ioasresh a. there ls carpls,s
understanding tst~esH yea ard
Geo an aure ,ha, ,hs fal repeat,
snts go have MADE ~ili lustH, Ysu
iH fssllne shss ne mss,ss i sntirsly
settled" NJ AlAsa wrote
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-01
DEMOCRATS OF YOUNGER
SET BECOME ACTIVE
Organize ard Start Work For
camraign To Take IN the
Whole OF the
State

q Fahiia''en iof the com.ue cam
paisn vas hstuu ls ihe Young pss
nioa Democratic club Thunday nIfh,
Win apfUnimeni az an otr,aiiy,
committee ard eha.fmsn fof rive ga.
eomuIiiess. e. q meeting IN ioam g0i
g ihf lersn0e hotel which Chairman
hd semans haf dJalrnaied far ths 49,
" lhs state tsafue of Young nemo.
crate.
Members g the eescuii,s eommliea
are Allen street ohaimrn. panl
walker Nu Gafsie Watson Mu
kaihnn Van leafeu and Jim noiino
All officer. % iho ciub wlil be a.of
ncio msmtDr, 81 ths eommliioe 81
cordine 10 frltg numenihal seefe
tan
Street wa aso named chairman 1f
the finance committee and five mem.
be are 90 he recommended 10 the
iras.dont GO afpo.niment within ihe
neat wneh
Chairman of other committees. wlu
VII recommend three members Tor
appo.nimeni are Program aud pui
ueiiy Mu Kathr1n "a i.eusen. mem.
be shlp FriK nlumenihahl. enter
ialnmeui jim nodlne. - oluiloas
Nlas Narrlfei Neyain rules ana 81
der Msr Gussle watson.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-01

Nsstssa rsrfess "a tha Ns3
fefs tea'rat a. sun Ia cus.oiy
alihoash ihs ether t~o we've rslaas.
"A
Asiltiilss tsfa feliowias a hoara
oi iaeFsaslas Disorders brltna hura.
las aad arnamltlns q railroad pro.
pefsy ihfuushoal he eauatrY
Win a tsfeuss tana bslus raised
~ labor afwaalsAiiaaa, altaraeys or
'he fear msn hsla - uary TAD. an
eaafres ~ wfseAlas the Nlchlfan
teaiftfs -mlllian dollar express" On
Aus ~. hsaan lswal f,aht fur lha
f'iease ~ ne prlspnesa rhrea %
the msn pho slsn~i .lieasd COATES
slons fepadlalsd them. declaring lha
aonfssaiona ssfe mAds to ave lhsm
Rom further abuse b. lhs police.
ON soi The men haFsd hs bady 20
ne waist 10 thu Gary coau and ~.
hihllpd weils and hfuiaas uhlsh ha
declared Nsfs innttsd ~ hlaeh
Jacks IN TIE hands o. pollesmsa.
hfpakinE lnio ghs houa of Mlchaal
Aria,hamas EARL today. police found
him hldins Ia eofnsr and a tA.y
siattsdaway % ioek hin up paudlna
4aesiionluk "a eoaneetlon with ,ha
oomhinss a hagnslds. sha houss was
foeAef BY aa esploalaa al aors
s~af llaffilaE 10 the wens shy
ioaaa ihs frua, n house occupied
hf y MeHlck. al illinois, cuauai
smploye demolished hy bomb.
Disclosures u an allessd plot 10
An lhfee railroad presidents Or kla.
zap mampess % their fsmlll.. we've
~ % difias me laysaslratl q
fadfa u activities. according a. tho
Herald ANA saamlnes today. The
three rail heada asainat whom the
alleged plot was made were said 70
b. the pfesldsnla of the New York
eentfal lines, The rsansyl,anla syu-
1em aad the Chleako. Rock iamna
and raelflc
Deportation procesalsss asalnst
al'"ns arrested IN connection wi,h
p'o'a a4alust tho roadn are prob.
abls. authorities aid
Stewart wllkinsen. q. "a en-.
rlofe q the Chicago Rock Ialana
and Pacific railway. "a. klaaappsd
tcoaraasd on rass ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-01

t.os AaEsiss. sept Removal
from office q one general chairman.
iafss laeal ehglfnien and elxht orr.
GERS - subordinate lodr.a "a the
Bro ihsfheod of Rallvay trainmen IN
California and Arlkona a. a result
% he rsesni waisoat which con-
psiln.i the saspsnsiau u train -.
ne 90 ~ coast tines os the Al.
ehinsan. Topeka aad santa Fs rail.
rAf ~as announced here today b.
John hannon Flce president of the
'falnmeus hfpth#rhcd.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-01
KANSAS GOVERNOR GRANTS
OkI ,HOut nrQlIsITIO<

Topeka Sept ! Governor u J
Allen Franled relu.sliion Ga the
governor - osiahyms. WednsftiY
FOR the return 90 Kansas ~ W a.
Peterson. wanted here on q fargew
charge Ao,osdlnn to % . llssun
msfahal ~ iha cay court. Peterson
pfasenisd 4onhleas ehssk 90 The
Banks brokerage company End re-
ceivsd cash sppfotimstlng 90
frank cro~ deputy mafthal q the
eliy couri lsft Wednesday risht fof
Waurta. okia where Peterson b
held and all frlarn him 10 wichita
n the fnluislilon is huaafaa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-01
Suit Piled N Chicago

Chicago. SEPT. ] l-Saif Tor an
nsHntiion srsin~ al sfrik.ne
empioyes of ths railroad. q chs
Jn.ie3 States and a hair unio'
offici2is uNs fAei ir the Jni..
States diS,riei eonrf hy AiierreN
General nArr y naueheris
here today
The Suii wSs filed shortly after
iht ARRIVAL 0f ATTORNEY Ctneral
DsneAer;y IN Ctiesgo The i'ies
for ir1aacfian nsmea the railway
rmpioars department oi The
American federatiou x Labor
iAe slx striking Shcp crafts ard
10 system fe.isratons
The Suii seeks fo rstrAla all
strikers from Interfering in any
way with the operstion q the
railroads Il was filed before
Tuiied S.hics District JnoEc
WnkerSnn almost Immediately
after Pc stfo-rey general arrived
Besides the railway employees
department. the SIX international
unsonx. international brotherhood
q hlackxmiikS- international -.
Sociatsou 81 amzieam4i@3 sheet
snesai workers brotherhood q
r1iiw4r carmen irisrnasiona
hretAsr4.ooe a boiler nskers a's.i
iron shirtuilaers intevnaiional a.
socisslon Of anAchinists Irierns
iional hroihertood q electrical
workers a. wei - 10 system
fs-sersfio~s were named ~ the
oh5eeisous Il ihs injunction
Soon after TIE arrival of fhe
attorney rrneral Blackburn
EaSierly. aSsisfArf attorney gen
sral appeared before Judge VII
ke-Son and hegsr reading a copy
q TIRE petition Tor restraining
erder Tie application vas
sweeping in Character and sought
20 prereui al interference with
operations Of The trains ~ with
railroad property q any way
TIE application for injunction
specifically named the presidents
n TIE various uni0n Organizations
involved IN the presoni strike
which started Julv J lass. FOL
lowing wage decision q the ran-
rad lshor board reducing wages
of railway employees Throughout
the country
Tt suit also eusoined against
r.a1Sviring. combining. corfs-itF
ss.ur agreeing and srr2nelnH
with earh otier or WITH sny oiher
f4rons. orgzr izsflors or aSsoeia-
s5ors - interfere with or hinder
aid railway companies a. ne
enndne; e their lawful f1islness
~ frznspor;a;ion ~ passenger
and property 10 interstate com
nsrst and the carriage q the
ulsilg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-01

Washington Sept. / Leaders
of the striking skopneu VIII not
ahais their attempts 10 make
thsir strike effective whaiever
ac.ion Is taken hy the court in
Chicago a. q result Of proceed.
irgs Instituted bv Attorney Ger.
er4l DAaghsrsy. Il was sad here
today by W II Johnston. presi.
dent q the international axsoeiA-
tion of mAchinistx. one Of the
largest srikirg groups
TIE fling q ia, suif i iusi
another tmnltr g - aadei 10
the lsrre list which the admins.
iraion has alreads made Ia deal
ing uiih The railroad situation.
Nr Johnston said am sur.
ffssea AIR DanrherfN isnf at
tempting a. restrain the railroads
instead q ihc men The admin.
i>lrsJian has doue everything i
cond g. help ihe railroad mani
acemrni
Ar Johnston asserted that IL
ureuis lake more than mere in-
junction sun ~ an iuiuuciion @
rrc,rHi fhe complete collapse Of
saee az the railroads in she next
thirty faNs AMI added
We wiil continue with the
STRIKE whatever happens We
are o.: afraid q anything the
cours can a. Men still have
s,ne constitutional rights IN
America and We shall stand go
ihefn
Norl 81 thf court action hc.
gan IN Chicago had bomb shell
effect amone labor leaders gen
erail,- sid there were NAM ~.
presSions 81 snrrriSe amnng gov
errmerf Officials themselves The
see-ei n the contemplated action
hsa been vel kepi and the A.
torney general had s.ipnei oui Of
Washington with few = his close
- iafes knowing 81 his inien-
'ions
Al the denarfment of justice.
officials would make rc comment
Whatever 80 ihe injunction pro
reeiings. saving fhf position q
the government was 50 forth
fully - fhe petition submitted 81
Chicago Inouirers were referred
10 President IIardinrs recent sd-
dress n congress IN which he
rieared his administration 20 use
sll the power II the government
- maintain transportation and
s.ssain the right II men 20
work
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-01
rsis YGARs COTTON CROP
rGn AND nALF nittion nAlEs

WafhinKion sepi Thn years
cotton croH uas forecast tadaf a.
ipt7s tilss b. ths psaarimsnt of
Agriculture baalnK ~ sailmlts on
ihs condition u ihe crop Aasuat 81.
ehieh wss 80 pfFfent " a nofmal
lndi aiiag = ltsd ~ itt2 pounds
Fer acre rhsfe was decline ~
iss points ln ths coalition iafirs
August
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-01

Chicago. sert Twin ou'y a.
Automobile chain 20 conceal his
nsksoness. William Oels0n ssoo,sa
eut o. a eiump q bushes ssfiy tcos,
ints a pasru' wagon which poiics
ran aeeomeoasinslY backed ~ %
ire bushes a. a eufisus crowd cath
cred Under the protecting covering
q blanket ~ ths police station he
tod q telne robbed of clothes I'D
money. gagged and bound with ths
chain.
'rhese. gentlemen. arc ths bare
fae,t.- Re SAID but =, that mo~ent
t,so ostrr roilss.ata ~aiAsd ints lhe
ssatlon aecomrarlsc by John q Nos
sisa. who had a bundle q clothes
unoer hls arm The s0it bore the
name e. Dsltor.
"wen," sala koaeika. my ffieaa
Dslson tod ne somstlms aao ne
would give ne = tult rcnlohs ne
said he'd GIVE re the one he hai
on. u 70 bird him and aaa him %
hs could ooiiecs Insurance"
william and John ~efe assigned
70 separate cells
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-01
LIONS URGE REMOVAL
OF STRIKE CARDS
Regular Week Day Luncheon
Held At lone After Months
Lay OFF Ball Game
Labor Day

Tho ilous clah resumed ihelr 49,.
aal luncheon a. tho Ions today after
months suspension duias which
they have spent each Friday evening
a p.cnlca a. Mlnefal wsna PARK
labor day Monday afternoon the
clnh all tackle The naNnlaya in q
plag ofi same. whlgh via b. called a
B O'Clock
fhe club passed he following resa.
buttons unanimously. relative % .lrlks
cards displayed
Received That is is the ssnta
uf The iyons ,lab 81 Guthrie Oila
homa. that cards exposed "a the
windows " business hoasss. etpros
sine amralhY wth either slde b.
M We.fa' w'lrors ropiFcsrfsY see
noi ln accord with ,he rrlnelple, af
Amsrioaulsm Or iionism. and ~
therefore earnestly fequsai their
immediate removal rs many had
nefs windows and q committee was
appointed 10 vail On the merchants
and request them % carry oag ihs
policy Indicated IN the resolutions
Coach YOUNG reported that the
school board bad thoroughly eqalp.
pod ihe hish school wih foot aad
hasehi ball equipment which meet ihe
ais srosal y the lions expressed IN
proper revolutions